The Daily Dispatch: January 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], Battle of New Orleans.

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The National Crisis.

The National Fast.

King Jonathan the first .

Disbandment of an English Indian regiment.

From Washington .

Negroes Punished.

Nailed to the counter.

Benefit of Mrs. Waller .

The young Men's Christian Association .

Charged with stealing Money.

The Ship Virginia Dare.

Working Implements Purloined.

Fasting and Prayer.

Proxies appointed.

Interest on State Bends.

Grand Division Sons of Temperance .

Battle of New Orleans .

Closing of the Post-Office .

Arrest of a supposed Counterfeiter.

Muddy, Wet and disagreeable.

The Weekly Dispatch.

President Buchanan .

B. B. Miner , Esq.

John Brown , Jr. , Brewing Mischiry.

Alexander Carlyle .

The United States army .

The oil coming with a rush.

Feeling in Pennsylvania .

Frightful tornado.

Removal of Jewish Disabilities.

Visitors to Florida falling off.

Arkansas moving.

Re-Peopling the Crimea .

Astronomical Coincidences.

Remarkable Longevity.

A sword for Major Anderson .

Chair-making in a Hurry.

Slave Life Insurance .

Servants for Hire.

A Nurse, House Servant, and Seamstress.

Dining-room Servants.

Servants for Hire.

Wanted — notice.

Wanted — to Hire

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From Charleston .

From Washington .

Florida Convention .

Highly important from Georgia --U. S. Forts occupied.

Union meeting in Petersburg .

Secession in North Carolina .

The New York Legislature .

Attempted Murder and suicide.

Conservation in Massachusetts .

Northern Markets.

Good Negro Blankets

1861 .--Negro Hiring for 1861 .

Negro Hiring, 1861 .

General Agency.

Slave Insurance.

Negro Clothing , Negro Clothing

Servants' Clothing .

Negro Blankets , Negro Blankets

Day of Fasting and Prayer.

Richmond Markets, Jan. 3, 1861.

To Farmers-- Negro Shoes .

Main street Hospital for Slaves.

Infirmary of the Medical College .

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Battle of New Orleans.

--The anniversary of this decisive engagement, in the last war with our English cousins, is to be by a parade of the First Regiment of Virginia Volunteers. By law, it has been made one of the regular muster days of the Regiment.

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

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