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Highly important opinion.

The Burning of the Kentucky Lunatic Asylum .

Secession movement at the South .

Horrible murder.

Horrible Affray -- a mother killed by her Son.

Locomotive explosion -- Loss of life.

A pension certificate returned.

Extensive Mail Robbery.

The John Thomas case.

A Theatrical demonstration.

Direct trade with Europe .

Shell explosion on Board a Spanish vessel.

A constitutional Monarchy.

Distressing occurrence.

Empress Eugenie in Edinburgh .

Robbery and attempted Assassination.

Receiving stolen Goods.

Conspiring to cheat.

Electing a President.

What's to be done?

U. S. Circuit Court .

Serious accident.

Richmond Circuit Court .

Dark transaction.

Impudence Punished.

Stealing money.

The Hustings Court

Target practice.

Daring Robbery.

City of New York .

Southern Literary Messenger.

The mails by the Asia .

Snow at the South .

Turning their faces another way.

Washington, D. C. Dec. 8, 1860.

Funny Philanthropy.

Railroad accident.

Large cargo of Cotton.

Religious and Charitable bequests.

Slaver captured.

Revolutionary survivors.

Suit compromised.

Cruelty to an Orphan boy.

The late earthquake.

Severe snow-storm and Loss of Live.

A Female Inventor.

A Grand Jury Presenting a State 's Attorney.

George Peabody .

Death of a centenarian.

Out of his Latitude.

All have not resigned.

Perry Monument.

Becoming Americanized.

The two Poet electors.

The Hog cholera.

From Washington .

News from New Mexico .

Conviction of a murderer.

News from Pike 's Peak.

The Montgomery raid

Rates of discount on Bank notes at New York.

The Kansas Troubles.

Refuse to suspend.

Departure of the Arago .

Burning of an Oil Store.

Sailing of the Steamer Glasgow .

Morbid nervousness.

Poverty of the Queen 's father.

Density of the Population of Paris .

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--Hon. Wm. A. Palmer died a few days since at Danville, Vt., at an advanced age. From 1818 to 1825 Mr. Palmer was U. S. Senator. In 1831 he was elected Governor of Vermont, and continued to occupy the Executive chair until 1835.

The Daily Dispatch: December 10, 1860. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. December 10, 1860. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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