The Daily Dispatch: February 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], Reconstruction.

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Tour of Mr. Lincoln .

The force bill in Congress.

The National Crisis.

Attempted Suicide during the Royal procession.

Inauguration of the first President of the Southern Republic .

General Scott on military discipline.

Queen Victoria 's appearance in Parliament.

A Cool deliberate Murder,

The twenty-second .

The Assessment law.

Pleasing incident.

Judge Lyons ' Court.

Carrying fun too far.

Recorder's Court .

Burnt to death.

Fayette Artillery .

A Stitch in time Saves Nine .

Federal Court .

Lincoln 's last.

A powerful Production.

Dr. Thornwell , of South Carolina .

Coercion Disclaimed.

Secession at the North .

A commercial Move.

Reconstruction.

Exports of Rio Coffee .

Another Army resignation.

Fire at New York.

Damages for bad dentistry.

Ten mile foot race.

Negroes for sale.

For sale and Hire

Negroes for sale.

List of letters

Wanted.--to Hire.

Children's Gigs and Carriages.

Increase of the Navy .

Halifax , Feb. 22.

Army and Navy vacancies filled.

Observance of Washington 's birth-day.

Lincoln 's views.

From Washington .

War Feeling in Louisiana .

From California — Heavy failures.

Southern Congress .

Senator Sumner Censured .

The Peace Conference .

Northern Markets,

By Goddin & Apperson , Auct's.

Sale of Negroes.

Main st. Hospital for Slaves.

Important to Ladies and Gentlemen-- Dry Goods at and below cost.

Dry Goods at reduced prices.-- Dry Goods at reduced prices.

Prices reduced to suit the times

Look to your interest.

To Farmers.-- Negro Shoes .

Notice. 1861 . to Passengers going North.--New Arrangement.--important to Travelers.--through Tickets and through Checks.--great Northern route

Notice to the public New and important Arrangement, 1861 .

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Reconstruction.

A citizen of Richmond, now in Charleston, writes, February 18th:

‘ "There is not the slightest prospect of the Southern Confederacy coming back to the old Union. The best people I meet with express honest indignation at the idea, when suggested. They say they are not tricksters, nor children, and have no idea of joining the North again, in any shape."

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The Daily Dispatch: February 23, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. February 23, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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