The Daily Dispatch: July 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], Serious accident.

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Extraordinary shooting.

The Bethel fight.

Patriotic Move in West Baton Rouge .

Baron Ricasoli .

Artillery experiments upon an iceberg

A very old young man.

The British Navy and rifled guns

A novel funeral

The Visitors Book at the Bank of England .

Matrimony and money.

A Dangerous Bedfellow.

The little Corporal.

Serious accident.

Improvements in Paris .

Anecdote of hay on,

The battles of Martinsburg .

Being righteous Overmuch.

Major Thomas H. Williamson .

Relics of Antiguite.

The Delaware Peace Convention .

A Printer hung.

[Communicated.]

Another version of that Terrific fight between thirteen of Colonel Wallace 's men and seventy-five Confederate troops.

Free right of Petition.

Eulogy on an apostate.

Escaped from the Brooklyn .

Stealing money.

Mayor's Court .

The captured ice.

First Regiment S. C. Volunteers .

Target practice.

Military appointments.

Maryland volunteers.

The reason Why.

The new Telegraph line .

Honorably acquitted.

Colporieurs for the Army .

Equestrian ship.

Two young women drowned.

The enemy in the Sound .

Didn't know he was hurt

Details of Tuesday 's battle near Williamsport .

Firing at Mathias' Point .

Telegraphic Dispatches.

Blockade of Mississippi Sound — narrow escape of the Mail - boat Oregen .

Important from the Indian Nations .

Latest from the Plains

Sentiment in Cincinnati

Shooting case between children.

Fire in Macon, Ga.

The Federal Congress .

Movements of troops, &c.

From Washington .

Seizure of trains.

Destructive fire in Boston .

Arrival of the California Express .

The traitors in Wheeling .

Connecticut Legislature.

A London paper on the crisis.

From Alexandria .

Clerk of House of representatives .

Federal steamer burnt.

A pleasant fishing Excursion — an interview with Gen. Butler

Runaway in jail.

Runaway in jail.

Ten dollars Reward.

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Serious accident.

--A serious accident occurred at the railroad trestle over Six-and-Twenty Creek, between Pendleton and Anderson, on Saturday last. In removing the treaties, for the purpose of putting up a bridge over that stream, the treatie giving way, fell and knocked two of the workmen off the treatle, who fell to the ground, a distance of forty and fifty-six feet respectively. They were dangerously injured. Other persons had a narrow escape--Keowee (S. C.) Courier.

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

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