The Daily Dispatch: June 18, 1861., [Electronic resource], The occupation of Romery.

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Ten dollars reward.

Runaway in jail.

Something more about arms.

How they keep up the Steam .

A French tragedy.

Terrible tragedy in Hoboken

Notice to our Subscribers.

Send us the news.

Give us the old Constitution.

Courage and hope.

The Cornstalk boys.

"The best speech for the Times ."

Our Yankee prisoners.

Evacuation of Harper's Ferry .

The occupation of Romery.

Rev. Dr. Tyng .

Walker 's Rifle Battery .

The Virginia Artillery .

Ohio and Pennsylvania .

Col. Magruder .

Arrested for "Treason."

An excellent suggestion.

Acknowledgment.

The recent fast day.

The Howitzers at the Bethel Church fight.

Fourth day.-- [ Second Session.]

Evening session.

Federal outrages in Alexandria .

Interesting from Fortress Monroe

Invasion of Columbus, Ky.

Position of Gov. Morehead .

Getting a breakfast.

Afflicting tragedy.

Assault with a brickbat.

The way it works.

Suspicious Conduct.

Desperate fellow.

Telegraph messages.

Steamer Logan .

The right men in the right place.

Not ready for trial.

Mounted Riflemen

Nonsensical and ridiculous

Young men's Christian Association .

Compliment to President Davis .

An excellent Appointment,

Mr. Corwin 's reception in Mexico .

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch .

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch .

Atrocities in Mexico .

The enemy Approaching!

The Chickasaw nation.

Affairs in Missouri -- Gov. Jackson Calls for 50,000 Militia.

Explosion of a locomotive.

Advance of the invaders.

Descendants of Gen Greene .

Gone a Soldiering.

East Tennessee .

Important from Hatti.

A Commendable example.

Defeat of the Bandit Cortinas &c,

New Orleans Markets.

Affairs in Missouri .

Lincoln 's message — War Policy.

Burning of engines, cars, &c.

Gen. Butler wants more troops.

Seizure of Federal stores.

Ready to decide the contest.

The two Summers .

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The occupation of Romery.

--The marching of a large force of into an unarmed and defenceless town, where of course they encountered no resistance, is thus heralded abroad by the Northern Associated Press: ‘"A regiment of Federalists successfully attached Romery Va"’ That is what the Yankee scoundrels call a victory.

The Daily Dispatch: June 18, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. June 18, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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