The Daily Dispatch: may 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], A Patriotic Woman

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Gen. Harney 's account of his arrest and subsequent Adventures in Virginia .

Death of a United States Army officer.

Marion county .

From Montgomery .

From Washington .

Doings at Wheeling .

Things about town.

Police Arrests.

" Emmett Guard . "

Henrico Dragoons .

Our soldiers in Fredericksburg .

Gas Works Guard.

Virginia Life Guard .

Black Republican Outrage.

Northern insurance offices.

Gone into Camp.

Army Appointments.

Recorder's Court .

New Market races.

Funeral Honors.

Acceptable present.

Lieut. Col. Wm. H. Fry .

Virginia fire and Marine insurance Company .

Gone to Portsmouth .

English trade and the American Troubles .

The demands of the hour.

An Unconquerable people.

Unemployed labor.

Constitutional liberty takes Refuge in the South .

Foreigners in the Northern Army .

Union of Virginia .

The British Government and cotton.

London Times correspondence.

Kentucky and Ohio .

Commander Maury .

Rebuke of the civilized world.

printers in the field

Commander Thornton A. Jenkins .

Resignation of an Army Surgeon .

Affairs at Newark

Wreck of the United States

Death of Commodore Cunningham .

The London Times on the American Crisis

Major Anderson and Fort Sumter .

Gloucester county .

Another specimen of New York news

Latest news by Mail.

What will England do?

Northern vessels Detained .

Plea of "Alien Enemy."

A Patriotic Woman

A late discharge.

An oyster panic.

Gifts to the State .

Armed merchant fleet.

Important from Missouri .

Later from California .

Fire at Boston — the body of Corporal Needham .

Great earthquake in South American.

Insurrection in Ruatan.

War movements in New York.

Trade with Boston .

Passengers saved.

Ten dollars reward.

The gathering of the war Cloud in Europe .

France and the Southern Confederacy .

Camp Anecdotes .

A proclamation.

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A Patriotic Woman

--We understand there was a woman here the other day in search of a recruiting officer to enlist her husband in the army. She told a city official that she could recommend him as a brave man, for he whipped her every day, and he would, no doubt, make a good soldier.-- New Albany Ledger.

The Daily Dispatch: may 6, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. may 6, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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