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Further from South America .

The Conversion of Sailing vessels into Steamers.

The New market Racks

The Presidential election.

A Barbarian plot to massacre Christians.

Free from Headache.

The recent visit of Gov. Letcher .

Horrible murder

Wealth of Georgia .

Serious assault.

" murder will out. "

We return to Wooden Shoes.

Cotton in North Carolina .

Grain receipts at Chicago .

Fatal Accident.

Health in the United States .

Snow Storm at Fayetteville, Ark.

Singular case of poisoning by a boy.

Terrible Steam boiler explosion.

Blondin gets his first fall.

Distressing Accident

Virginia Conference M. E. Church, South.

The Nebraska election.

Thirty thousand apples on a single Tree.

A Senator Mounting the Cockade .

Fatal epidemic.

Prisoner sentenced.

Shocking Railroad Accident.

Case of Lead poisoning.

The stock panic.

Richmond Circuit Court .

Brutal assault.

Elopement and Desertion.

Balloon ascension.

Unexpected Termination.

Dock statement for October .

Seamen's Bethel

Laughlin 's dog.

The coming event.

U. S. Prisoners .

Prayers for the Union .

Arrests in October .

Steam on the Canal .

Henrico County Court .

Presidential election.

Thackeray 's George IV .

Slave census of Delaware .

The Prince of Wales -- Sewing Machines and the Royal Family.

Baltimore cattle market

City Point . Nov. 3d, 1860 .

Baltimore, Nov. 2.

Later from California --massacre of emigrants.

Troubles at Campeachy .

Alabama politics.

Marine Intelligence.

Louisville politics.

Fire at St. Joseph, Mo.

Fire in New Milford, Conn.

Steamboat Disasters on Lake superior.

Later from Havana .

Left the city Quarter,

Seventy-Five Dollars reward.

The Art of Fighting the French Army .

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Trot.

--A trot, mile heats, between two Kossuth colts, took place at Fairfield Course on Saturday, and was won by Dr. Howlett's black colt in 3:25--3:16--3:18.

The Daily Dispatch: November 5, 1860. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. November 5, 1860. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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