The Daily Dispatch: July 3, 1861., [Electronic resource], A determined Suicide.

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Runaway in jail.

Runaway in jail.

Ten dollars Reward.

Notice to our Subscribers.

Send us the News .

Not very commendable

A Pacific Republic.

History of smoking.

Pictures of the great Gen. Butler .

Late from, Cairo

The romance of Mendacitt.

The war Movements.

A Federal gunboat.

Kentucky -- Mr. Crittenden .

North Carolina .

A Gentle Check to the Terrorists .

One good of the separation.

Spicy correspondence.

The Captures in the Bay .

The Federal prisoners in Richmond .

Episcopal action.

The engagement at Mathias' Point .

Nucleus of a Navy.

Important from our Commissioners.

The capture of the St. Nicholas

East Tennessee .

[for the Richmond Dispatch .]

Gen. Butler and Col. Magruder .

Details of the mob at Milwaukie — Disgraceful Scenes.

Twenty-three lives lost in a colliery.

Supposed disloyalty.

Praiseworthy act.

"Volunteers Wanted."

Stealing money.

Accidentally shot.

Jackson Guard .

Skirmish near Alexandria

The Hessians at Baltimore .

A Hard Sentence.

Heave Railroad Damages.

Scouting in Barbour County .

Movements of the Federal troops in Missouri .

Telegraphic items.

Warm work in Northwestern Virginia .

Europe and the American blockade

Interesting from Pensacola .

Declined the "Honor."

A determined Suicide.

Interesting from Europe .

From Missouri .

Outrageous proceedings of the Federalists in Baltimore — arrest of the Board of Police.

From Fortress Monroe --arrest of a Virginian.

Washington Army News.

From Washington .

From New Orleans.

Several points of News.

Gasconade of frank Blair

Affairs at Louisville .

Northern account of Movements in Virginia .

Another Expedition.

Movements of Missourians.

A black Republican Falsehood Exposed.

New York cotton Market.

Discharge of "Disabled" Hessians.

Two more Hessians Knocked over.

From Alexandria .

Southerners running Railroad cars.

French recognition of the Confederate States of America .

Gossip of the New York papers.

Federal advance.

Diplomatic appointments.

Mathias' Point again.

Ten dollars Reward.

Swearing in Hebrew.

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A determined Suicide.

--Bardwell Gladwin, of Higgagum, Mass., cut his throat with a razor and died, last Thursday night. When the doctor was called and had arrived, he reached all the veins and cords he could with his fingers and pulled upon them, to make his death an event which no science could avert.

The Daily Dispatch: July 3, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. July 3, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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