The Daily Dispatch: may 30, 1861., [Electronic resource], Murdering commenced.

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Apprehended insubordination among the Federal troops.

Drunken soldiers.

Hon. George W. Summers .

Murdering commenced.

The traitor Dent .

Send us the News !

President Davis in Richmond .

An Unkind cut .

Col. Wm. M. Peyten .

The Southern tariff.

The Tribune on confiscation.

Texas horsemen.

The two Northern factions.

United action of Virginia .

Proposed Bank Congress .

Ladies ' Home Guard .

Fatal Railroad Accidents.

Arrival of President Davis .

Released from prison.

Tenth street sidewalk.

Books for the soldiers.

Alleged negro Thief arrested and brought to Virginia .

The murder of Jackson , at Alexandria .

Baptist General Association of Virginia .

Fairfield Races.

Old Buckingham forever.

Soldiers' Wives.

Trifling charge.

The Confederate States troops.

Insulting a Female.

President Davis .

Security required

By the Governor of Virginia

By the Governor of Virginia

Picked up at sea.

Landing of Federal troops near Fredericksburg .

Opposed to the blockade.

Cairo matters — a fleet to come down the Mississippi and attack Memphis .

The war spirit South.

Visit of Edwin Forrest to Alexandria .

The effect of the war in Maine .

An Unmitigated Outrage by a New York mob.

A Shooting affair.

Beecher hung in effigy.

Fire at Fairfield .

Pensacola Items.

They are all shaking.

Powder Manufactory at the South .

No more mails to the free States.

By the Governor of Virginia

From Kentucky .

Runaway in Jail.

Five Dollars reward.

Headq'rs Henrico liberty Guard , Springfield Ball, Church Hill , may 27th, 1861.

Headq'rs Maryland volunteers in Virginia , may 27d, 1861.

Camp Ashland , may 20th, 1861.

Ordnance Department , Richmond, Va. may 26, 1861.

Quartermaster's office, Army of the Confed , States, Richmond, Va. may 8th, 1861.

The painter's bride.

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Murdering commenced.

--The Washington correspondent of the New York Times says:

‘ I hear, at 12 o'clock, from a gentleman just arrived from Alexandria, that the Zouaves have commenced executing their threats of vengeance, and have already shot three violent secessionists. The people at Alexandria who were sympathizers with Jackson have been compelled to flee for the safety of their lives.

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The Daily Dispatch: may 30, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. may 30, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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