The Daily Dispatch: November 15, 1860., [Electronic resource], A rich "Pocket."

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Census matters.

Election Riot at Newfoundland .

The Vermont defalcation.

Postage to the Argentine Confederation , Paraguay and Uruguay , via England .

Statistics of Lunacy in Belgium .

Tariff decision.

Additional by the Canada .

The late Earl of Dundonald .

Senator Douglas .

An Empress dead.

The Fatal fire at Buffalo .

Death from burning fluid .

Wheeling a Negro five miles .

Post-office matters.

Putting on his Bonnet.

A Speck of War on the Susquehanna .

Posthumous Revelations of a burglar.

Model Lodging House in Boston .

How the Fugitive slave law Works.

Practical Amalgamation in Ohio .

A Sign of the Approach of the Millenium .

Murder and suicide.

Riot at Syracuse .

The Sandwich Islands Monarchy

A rich "Pocket."

Oyster Experiments in France .

Autumn leaves as an Ornament.

The Dr. Hayes Arctic Expedition .

Forfeited Western lands.

The vote of the Northern cities.

Union Benevolent Society .

Serious charge.

The county Court

Daring assault.

Breaking a window.

Corresponding Secretary .

Assaulting her hirer.

Going at large.

Something New in History.

Vote of Philadelphia

The late Dr. Empie .

Maritime laws of England and the United States .

"Divide and Conquer."

Arms for Virginia .

Reviving Energies of Spain .

A no. 1 Carpenter for Sale.

Seventy-five dollars reward.

From Washington .

Secession and Unionism in Georgia .

From California .

The capture of Fort Moultrie .

New Jersey election.

Military at Lincoln 's Inauguration.

Accident on the Camden and Amboy Railroad .

Destruction of a Rice Mill .

Senator Douglas .

South Carolina Bank restrictions.

The election in Georgia .

Northern Markets.

George III , and his keepers.

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A rich "Pocket."

--The Melbourne (Australia) Argus states that a nugget, weighing 834 ounces, was recently found by the Koh-i-noor Company, at Ballarat, at a depth of 400 feet. About 160 ounces of gold, in small nuggets, lay around. In shape this monster lump of gold resembles a leg of mutton.

The Daily Dispatch: November 15, 1860. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. November 15, 1860. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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