The Daily Dispatch: December 31, 1860., [Electronic resource], The first of January

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Death of Commodore Platt .

Death of the last survivor of the battle of Bunker Hill .

Christmas in Charleston .

American steamer in Chinese waters.

Suicide of an Admirer of Garibaldi .

Suicide in Boston .

From Washington .

Washington,29, October 1860

A youthful Hero.

Consumption in Boston .

Conviction of a Noted Counterfeiter.

The Japanese Embassy in china.

A Novel Advertising Medium.

A murdered man Returning to life.

Wide Awakes Organizing as a military body.

Horrible sacrifice of life.

The crisis and Manufacturing business.

Selling Women in England .

Singular Instances of Instinct.

Seizure of an American guano Island

Emigration to Hayti.

A Noisy earthquake.

As Eloquent Player for the Union .

Mayor's Court .

The Oyster trade.

Fireside Protectors.

The first of January

New year's night .

York river Railroad .

The last of the year-- 1760 and 1860

The Charleston Forts.

Insurances in Northern offices.

The English Legions in Italy .

Assembling of Legislatures.

A Nurse, House Servant, and Seamstress.

A no. 1 Carpenter for sale.

Wanted — to Hire.

Wanted — to Hire or buy.

Negro Hiring, 1861 .

General Agency.

1861 .--Negro Hiring for 1861 .--

Affairs in South Carolina .

From Washington .

Abolition Schemes developed.

Sale of muskets — a letter from Gen. Wool .

The Alabama Convention .

Stampede from Charleston .

Arrival of the California Pony express .

News from Pike 's Peak.

Toronto matters.

Union meeting in Tennessee .

National Working men's Convention.

Northern Markets.

Commissioner 's sale of two young and likely Negro men, and Personal property in the county of Hanover , near " Goodall 's."

Public Hiring of Negroes.

The Capture of Pekin — Treasures of a Chinese palace.

An Irish discussion.

Main street Hospital for Slaves.

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The first of January

will affect many persons with dismal horrors — more so than usual, for it is well known that pocket-books and purses generally have suffered a terrible collapse. Happy is the man who hath not, in these evil times, allowed his running account on his neighbor's ledger to run beyond his ability to overtake; for there is no sensation more agreeable than that produced by saying to one's self--"I am out of debt."

The Daily Dispatch: December 31, 1860. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. December 31, 1860. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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