The Daily Dispatch: January 21, 1861., [Electronic resource], Selling shucks.

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The National crisis.

The clerical suicide.

The Irish and coercion.

Free Negroes leaving Charleston .

"the law and the Testimony ."

A Mail Carrier attacked by Wolves-- Narrow escape.

The worthy daughter of a Hero.

Central Railroad .

Executive appointments.

Portrait of Judge Marshall .

Mayor's Court .

Invasion of a hen-house.

Selling shucks.

Schr. John J. Wright .

M. C.'s in town

Watch-House cases

Rescued Passengers

Hustings Court .

Not yet opened.

Ammunition for South Carolina .

Reduction of wages.

Abandoned the service.

Horse Thieves about.

Stereotyping Wooden Furniture.

An heroic mother.

Fatal accident.

The course of trade.

Decline in Mules.

A Munificent endowment.

Weather at the North .

The Dispatch in a New dress.

Major Anderson .

The New York World .

The Legislature.

Another Star Transferred to the Southern cross.

Alabama --the Popular secession vote.

The right of secession — the power of coercion in the Federal Government .

A Confessed Perjurer.

Lincoln speaks again.

Rich Copper ore.

Lincoln 's Journey to Washington .

Payment of duties in seceding States.

From California .

Arrival of specie.

Convention called.

A Washington rumor.

Old Relic gone.

Commodore Shubrick .

Newspaper change.

Burnt to Death.

Hon. H. A. Wise ,

North Carolina Bonds.

Fire and loss of life.

From Washington .

The proposed attack on Ft. Pickens --prompt action in Florida .

Alabama Legislature .

The Missouri Legislature .

The New Jersey Legislature .

Mississippi Legislature .

The Louisiana Convention .

Arrival of the Teutonia

South Carolina .

Loss of the brig Quickstep .

Sale of a Railroad.

The bids for the $5,000,000 loan.

Contemplated attack on Fort Pickens .

Death of Lola Montez.

House of Delegates .

Racing Engagements by Mr. Ten Broeck.

A Fashion long needed.

A Wonderful phenomenon.

A thunder storm in January .

Extraordinary case of divorce and Remarriage.

Judge Smalley 's charge.

Launch of an Iron frigate.

Sons of Temperance .

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Selling shucks.

--On Saturday morning last, a negro fellow, owned by James Poindexter, of Henrico, sold a load of shucks, which had in them five hundred and fifteen pounds of wood. Mr. James P. Tyler, Assistant Clerk at the Second Market, attempted to arrest him, but the negro escaped from him, leaving behind his team and its load, which was taken possession of by Mr. T.

The Daily Dispatch: January 21, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. January 21, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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