The Daily Dispatch: June 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], Correction.

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Ten dollars reward.

Twenty dollars reward.

Ten dollars reward.

The circulation of the Dispatch .

Notice to our subscribers.

Send us the News .

Prussian officers.

Noble-Hearted ladies.

Episcopal action.

The position of Kentucky .

Dull Times in New York

A supposed privateer.

A Scrap of history.

Production of hay.

From the Dominican Republic .

Movements of the Confederate Army

A Curb for DiarrhŒA.

A gun fired by the enemy's shot.

Muzzling the press.

Patriotism of the ladies.

The Thirteenth of June .

Fulten street prayer Meetings.

Medicine, contraband.

Reports of British and American trade.

The question of a King.

Maryland and Missouri .

Bath Alum Springs .

Election in Fauquier .

The Buner fight.

A publishing House .

From Manassas Junction .

Brush with Mexicans on the Rio Grande .

Mrs. Francis Ket Blunt .

The late shooting case.

Thanks for Courtesies.

Confederate Guards .

Petty Offenders.

Ominous for Lincoln .

A Yankee Colonel .

Evening session.

Gen. Braxton Bragg .

Flag of North Carolina .

Northern journals on the war.

Consequences of the war.

The ladies of Louisiana .

Army intelligence.

Ravages of the Army worm.

Sad Occurrence.

A patriot minister.

The C. S. Steamer Huntress fired on.

The New York Times on the Irish .

Federal Disagreements.

Historical Parallel.

Federal war Steamers in action — Accounts from Fortress Monroe .

From Washington .

Military movements.

Riots at Milwaukie.

From Missouri .

Fifteen dollars reward.

[written for the Richmond Dispatch ]

A Strange story.

The man with a snake in his hat.

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Correction.

--A letter from Lieut. Maury says that the two Yankee deserters from the Georgia Regiment, who recently escaped from our camp to the enemy at Fortress Monroe, did not leave Sewell's Point as have been represented in some of the newspapers.

The Daily Dispatch: June 28, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. June 28, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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