The Daily Dispatch: July 5, 1861., [Electronic resource], Killed by lightning.

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Lost their Market.

Change of feeling in the North .

Will the North Sue for peace?

A wash for the face.

Signor Amodio .

Confessions of a horse thief

The mysterious newsboy.

The Sailor and the actress.

The influence of woman.

Death of a Venerable lady.

Carrying side-arms.

Tobacco inspections.

Remove the Rubbish .

Telegraphic News

Edward Everett .

Confederate Treasury notes .

Rapid Preparations

From Gen. Wise 's Legion

The Southern Navy — odds not to be Dreaded.

Charlotte county, Va.

Yankees fighting a Duel.

An arrest in New York.

Ex-members of Congress Applying for office.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch .

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An Old. Veteran gone.

Murder of a soldier in Memphis, Tenn

Situation of Maryland .

Gen. Jackson 's motto.

A Lincolnite Plans an insurrection, and is hung.

Post-office affairs.

Horrible treatment of a missionary.

A Negro Outrage.

Singular accident at a Wake.

Killed by lightning.

The Provisional Congress .

Floyd 's Brigade .

The Fifth Regiment North Carolina Volunteers .

Fourth company Howitzers .

Military appointment.

Handsome parade.

Thomas Artillery.

Dock Collector.

Passed through.

Attorney General Benjamin .

Illness of Col. Lamar .

Telegraphic dispatches.

Later from Upper Potomac

Foreign Details by the Etna .

Arrival of the Pony Express ,

English opinions

A singular Phenomenon.

Man shot in Arkansas .

Painful accident.

Unfortunate affair.

Marine Losses for June .

Marriage of an actress.

Fire at Old Point .

The Fourth at Augusta , Ga, &c.

Tennessee elections.

Family troubles.

Ten dollars reward.

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Killed by lightning.

--Mr. William G. Robertson, one of the most enterprising and substantial farmers of Montgomery county, Maryland, was instantly killed by lightning, on Wednesday of last week, whilst riding from his field to his house. He leaves a widow and numerous children. The horse he was riding was also instantly killed.

The Daily Dispatch: July 5, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. July 5, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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