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The Press on the Inaugural .

Affairs at the Southern Capital .

The French Press on the Southern Confederacy .

Reception of Gen. Cass at Detroit .

Northern Espionage in the South

United States Court.

Unlawful Assemblies.

New holder wanted.

Henrico county Court .

Mayor's Court .

Anti-coercion Arguments.

Fire in Louisa county .

State Treasury.

Amenities of War.

Arrival of Weston , the Boston Pedestrian .

Shoes for the South .

The Inauguration Ball.

The Penderton Mills Calamitt .

The Convention.

The Legislature.

English trade with the South .

The Manufacture of iron.

Virginia in the South .

Brigadier General Beauregard .

The Catholics and the National troubles.

The million Appropriation bill.

Southern Periodicals.

A Chip of the Old Block.

Passed through.

For City Council .

For Superintendent of the Poor-House .

City Poor-House .

For High Constable.

For High Constable of the City of Richmond

For High Constable.

To the citizens of the City of Richmond .

County meeting.

Horrible murder and suicide

Circumstantial evidence.

Departure of Mr. Buchanan .

Remarkable Surgical case.

A lady set on fire in a very singular manner.

Visit to the fortifications.

Singular case of Catalepsy.

Playing a practical Joke on a Legislature.

Mexican Minister to the United States .

New Instrument of Peace.

The flag of the Confederate States .

The Inaugural for England .

Officer Rewarded .

Extra session of the Senate .

The Inauguration Panic-- Assistant Secretary of State -- Mr. Crittenden , &c.

Southern Congress .

Missouri State Convention .

Municipal Elections.

Northern Markets.

House of Delegates .

Notice of an "Old Californian."

Pedigree in America .

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Southern Periodicals.

The Southern Literary Messenger for March is brimful of excellent articles, and its editorials sparkle with the fire of genius.

The Southern Planter for March is also a capital number. Success to Southern literature in every form.

The Daily Dispatch: March 7, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. March 7, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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