The Daily Dispatch: January 19, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Louisiana Forts.

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The National crisis.

Arrival from the "Foreign" port of Charleston, S. C.

The first Secessionist.

House of Delegates .

Death of the King of Prussia .

Ludicrous Mistake in a Translation.

Seizure of Northern fishing Vessels in Florida waters.

Brutal murder of the postmaster of Clinton, Ill.

A Pretty little Allegory.

A Daring thief.

Amount of Tobacco on the Globe .

From Washington .

Transportation of cotton.

Distinguished arrival.

The Louisiana Forts.

Charleston Reading.

For Charleston .

Practical Joking.

The first Martyr.

Post-Office affairs.

An Auspicious beginning.

The census in Canada .

Plenty of figs.

Great trouble for small Booty.

Bold Outrage — a citizen Gagged and robbed.

Hustings Court .

Vessel sunk — Accidental Shooting.

Cure for "Epilepsy."

Invasion of a bed-room.

Condition of Mr. Taylor .

Domestic Warfare.

Arousing the minute-men.

The country and the Legislature .

State of things in South Carolina .

Utah and South Carolina .

Major Anderson .

The illustrious Morse .

Seward , Ornithologically.

Life Insurance .

The Legislature.

Exposition of camp hellish. by A. P. Williams .

Conviction of Express Robbers.

Richmond Library Company.

Wanted — Negro Carpenters.

A servant Woman for Sale privately.

For Sale privately

Servants for Hire.

Dining-room Servants.

Fire-Highway robbery.

Appointment of Delegates to the Southern Congress .

Arrival of the steamship Marion .

Georgia Convention

Arkansas affairs.

The Mobile Collector.

Secretary of War .

Northern Markets.

Robes at half price!--Great Sale of Dress Goods .

Negro Blankets , Negro Blankets

Good Negro Blankets --only fifty Cents each.

Negro Hiring, 1861 .

General Agency.

New year's day .

Condition of Virginia Banks .

Main street Hospital for Slaves.

Infirmary of the Medical College .

Infirmary of St. Francis Resales , Brooke avenue , Richmond Va.

Negro Clothing . Negro Clothing ,

To Farmers-- Negro Shoes .

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The Louisiana Forts.

--Dispatches from New Orleans, dated the 16th inst., state that the troops which took the Baton Rouge Arsenal have returned, and were greeted with a grand and triumphal reception. The Arsenal and Fort Pike are now garrisoned by Louisiana troops. The prompt action of Governor Moore in relation to the occupancy of the fort and arsenal, is viewed there as a peaceful measure, and generally sustained as patriotic and timely.

The Daily Dispatch: January 19, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. January 19, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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