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Mob law Triumphant.

A voice from Illinois .

Arkansas Reprisals.

John Bell on the Crisis .

Vice-President Stephens .

The famine in India .

The Floating Battery in Pursuit.

From Washington .

An Extraordinary Affair

Funeral of Capt. McConnell .

Explosion of an oil well — loss of Life and frightful Scenes.

The cruise of the Niagara .

Alabama troops for Virginia .

Refusing to sell arms and powder to the South .

A Singular Scene

Ready and Willing

Commander George Minor .

The Capitol flag.

Destructive fire in Chesterfield county .

Aiding the Volunteers .

The Southern Congress .

Assigned to duty.

The steamer Echo .

Disorderly House .

Recognizance forfeited.

Last day for Licenses.

179th Regiment .

Sending letters to the soldiers.

Judicious order.

Private rights.

Departure of the State printer.

The Daily Dispatch.

The Adams express Company

Postage stamps.

Army organization.

Prudence in the Press .

A Riverine league .

Cushing and Everett .

Gov. Hicks , of Maryland .

What they Propose.

Capital of the South .

Union men of the South .

Captain Hunter .

Tennessee a Unit.

The despotism at the North .

A faithful race.

Navy-Yard at Norfolk .

Unused to arms.

Seventy thousand Volunteers.

A military publication.

Commissioners to Montgomery .

The Embargo at Cairo .

Col. Fauntleroy .

The arrest of Lieutenant Brown .

Flour in Baltimore .

Extract from a letter from a gentleman in Jefferson city , Missouri , dated April 20:

Well Done Arkansas .

Untimely death.

Brigadier General W. B. Harney .

"Never say Die."

Governor 's Mounted Guard .

Lynchburg Items.

Alexandria Fish market .

The Affray at Paris .

The Blockade of Southern ports.

Homicide in Louisville .

Sensations of taking chloroform.

A Warlike Hint.

A proclamation.

Executive Department , April 27, 1861.

Twenty-five dollars reward.

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--Wm. H. Ross, free, was carried before the Mayor yesterday, for assaulting and beating Wm. Roberts, free. Ross is regarded as one of the most vicious negroes in the city, a former incarceration in the Penitentiary having, in no perceptible degree, tended to lessen his unamiable qualifications. The Mayor ordered him 39, committed him in default of $300, and ordered that he be enrolled as a member of the Chain-Gang.

The Daily Dispatch: April 30, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. April 30, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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