The Daily Dispatch: June 22, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 20

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Notice to our subscribers.

Send us the News .

Kentucky and Ohio .

Mr. Secretary Toombs .

The Germans in Carolina .

The Confederate Loun.

The western Virginia Tories — their " Declaration of Independence ."

Norfolk, Va., June 20, 1861.

[for the Richmond Dispatch .]

The late election in Maryland .

Death of count Cavour --sketch of his life and public career.

The Irish citizens of Georgia .

An unfortunate Ocean steamer company.

Covering for soldiers' heads.

Speculating on the wants of others.

Richmond Railway company.

Reduction of rents.

Fairfax Correspondence.

Amelia county .

Wilmington, N. C.

The cities' petition for peace.

Dr. R. G. Banks .

Lincoln 's war message.

Gigantic Military Preparations of France .

Sensible views.

Wheeler & Wilson .

Where is Beauregard ?

Eleven months .

The spirit of our people.

From Pensacola .

John Mitchell on the war.

Indictment for treason.

Lincoln sends arms to our Volunteers.

Texan Rangers .

The right spirit.

The Jackson Guard .

The Clay statue

Honorably acquitted.

Being repaired.

Unlawful Stabbing.

Prisoners arrived.

Important action of the Banks .

Passing the drawbridge.

Twenty Dollars reward.

Evening session.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch . visit to Yorktown — other matters.

Extraordinary pistol shots.

The condition of the North .

From Cape Henry Beach .

The fate of the British Volunteers .

Officers returning home.

The late Massage in St. Louis .

Won't go it there years.

Virginia stocks.

Further Details.

Movements of Gen. Cadwallader --Capture of prisoners, &c.

Gen. Henningsen .

Liberal proposition.

The occupation of Romner.

The Whitworth gun.

Foreign letters for the South .

Prepare to says Hay by the bale.

Look out-- $5 reward

Ten Dollars reward.

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[for the Richmond Dispatch.]
badge for our soldiers.

I propose that the soldiers of the Confederate Army wear, as a distinctive badge, a white band, four inches broad, above the elbow on the right arm, with a single star of blue in the middle, on the outer right side.

The Daily Dispatch: June 22, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. June 22, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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