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A Shocking scene.

Supposed Murder of a wife by her Husband.

Cameron 's report.

The manufacture of Cartridges, &c.

Where is all the Specie !

A Wholesale Murderer.

Extraordinary scene in Florence .

Death of the Sultan of Turkey .

Fine times for extortions.

Rope Dancing in France .

Subscriptions to the Dispatch .

Extortions upon soldiers.

Italian and Southern independence.

Reward and Greeley .

The Augusta Volunteers.

New York times .

European immigration.

"Another want of the Rebels ."

Publishing in Richmond .

Secession of the Southern Episcopalians .

Running the blockade.

A short war and a Merry one .

An expensive war.

Right Rev. H. C. Lit D. D.

The Message of Abraham Lincoln .

A Trip to Washington .

Sixth Regiment N. C. Volunteers .

The staff of life.

Putting them to work.

Indecent Language.

Assault on a wife.

Attempt at self-destruction.

Security required.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch .

From Arkansas .

A patriotic example.

College classmates.

Northern Congress .

Arrival of the Canada -- one day latter from Europe .

From Missouri .

The battle in Missouri .

Newspaper sentiment at the West .

Shelling a Federal steamer.

Rumors, &c., in Baltimore .

The Bank Riots at Milwaukie.

The Wheeling Legislature.

En route for Washington .

Fatal Burning in Boston .

From Northwestern Virginia --Northern account.

McClellan 's forces.

Still further from the Northwest .

The affair at Monroe Station, me.

Hessians caught in ambush.

Decision in a Railroad case.

Seizure of a Richmond vessel.

Habeas Corpus in Missouri .

From Washington .

The Exploit of Capt. Wise 's command .

The Northern States and Mexico .

New York cotton Market.

Col. Thomas indicted for piracy.

Richmond Dispatch .

A osen Famous Ba

A Rave on a cherry free.

A good liquid Club

A Mobile book-copyright

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Ran away.

--From B. J. Edding black yard, in Manchester, on the 15th of June, a Negro Boy, about twenty years old.--Said Boy is black, very stout built, and is about five feet high. He is in Richmond — has been seen frequently on the street. His name is Jack Simes. I will give $10 reward for his delivery to me. B. Jordins.

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The Daily Dispatch: July 13, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. July 13, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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