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The Southern secession movement.

A live Yankee .

Questionable Splendor.

Oh, for an hour of Webster

Bad news for Wine drinkers.

Attempted Assassination.

Light-Houses and Light-vessels.

Letter from Gov. Letcher .

Quick Passage of a sailing vessel

Repeal of the Northern Liberty Bills .

Mr. Everett in the Lecture Room .

The Empress of Austria .

A Railroad in Africa .

A Royal Wedding.

Valuable rubbish.

Sentenced to be hung.

A Windfall for the Sultan .

To be Pardoned.

Abolitionist sent North .

Bad for the lawyers.

Arrival of the Steamer Glasgow .

A Youthful rival of Blondin .

Killed in Arizona .

A delicate Stomach.

An American Slave set Free by a British Chief Justice .

Suicide of a boy.

Colors most Liable to be hit.

The Census of Nashville .

Minnesota lands.

November Strawberries in Massachusetts .

Suicide of an Indiana Senator .

North Carolina Legislature .

The official vote of Illinois .

Patriots, all of them!

A Southern Matron .

The popular vote,

Suspension of specie payment.

Disturbing religious worship.

Beastly conduct.

Poultry Forfeiture

Stealing money.

Stolen clothes.

Helplessly drunk.

Going the whole hog.

General suspension of the Banks .

Lincoln and nullification.

Gov Letcher 's letter.

Convention of the States .

Sir Charles Napier ,

Federal troops and Southern Defences.

Voting on an annexation question.

Official vote of North Carolina .

From Washington .

Speech from Mr. Lincoln .

Boston Matters.

Suspension of the Baltimore Marine Bank .

The New York Banks .

Georgia State Convention .

New York Market .

Seventy-Five Dollars reward.

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Stolen clothes.

--Last night a negro boy was arrested and caged for having in his possession a number of articles of women and children's wearing apparel, which he had evidently stolen. He will be examined before the Mayor this morning.

The Daily Dispatch: November 22, 1860. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. November 22, 1860. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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