The Daily Dispatch: March 18, 1861., [Electronic resource], Going South.

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The African slave trade in the British Parliament .

The Army of the Southern Confederacy .

The sun going out.

General Assembly of Virginia . [ extra session. ] Senate.

House of Delegates .

A man and Woman Bitten by a cat in Church.

The Southern Confederacy tariff.

Serenade to Senator Wigfall .

By the thousand tons.

Meeting of citizens of Henrico .

Broad street M. E. Church.

Female Humane association .

The Bethel Sunday school .

Excursion to Petersburg .

Stealing a horse

An erroneous statement

Veteran members of the Convention .

Wreck of a Canal boat.

Public speaking.

Secession at Ashland .

Raising the Banner .

Long-Winded orators,

Pirates and the Coolie trade.

A novel Insurance case.

End of a Tragedy.

The United States Constitution .

Boy murder in Boston .

The Lake Navy .

Flight of Wild Fowl.

The Convention.

The Legislature.

The Northern and Southern tariffs

Nine Cheers for the gallant Cockade .

Immense squadron along the coast!

"No man is a Hero to his Valet."

Prospect of reconstruction.

Majority in Texas .

Appointments, &c.

Fires at New York.

The Confederate loan.

The Missouri State Convention .

Spoils of Gaeta .

Mr. Crittenden .

Another fire in Lynchburg .

To the voters of the city of Richmond .

Arms for Volunteers.

Henrico light Dragoons.

Visit to President Davis .

President Davis ' Veto of the African slave trade bill.

The permanent Constitution.

The British Army.

From the Confederated States .

From Washington .

Honorable Acquittal .

Southern rights meeting, &c., &c.

Southern Pacific Railroad

Marine Disaster.

Departure of European steamers.

Baltimore cattle market.

Committed to jail as a Runaway.

Trustee's Sale of land and five Negroes, in Hanover .

By Hector Davis , Auct'r.

Advertising Rooms of the London Times .

An Affectionate wife.

Main St. Hospital for Slaves.

To Farmers.-- Negro Shoes .

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Going South.

--Hon. Chas. L. Scott, late member of Congress from California, has determined to settle in Alabama. He is a son of Hon. Robt. G. Scott, formerly a distinguished lawyer of Richmond, who some years ago emigrated to the State to which his son is about to remove.

The Daily Dispatch: March 18, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. March 18, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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