The Daily Dispatch: December 3, 1860., [Electronic resource], Stabbing.

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Secession movement at the South .

Fanny Ellsler .

Punch on America .

List of appointments by the Virginia annual Conference of the M. E. Church South .

Unfortunate and eventful voyage.

The late Railroad Disasters in Pennsylvania .

Horrible Sufferings.

"The ready Men."

Capture of a fugitive

Daring outrage.

Warm reception.

Quieting a Muss.

Stealing watches.

General distribution.

Suspected of stealing.

Counterfeit money.

State interest paid.

Stealing Wood .

Going at large.

Interesting lecture.

Scholarships at William and Mary College .

Fatal Shooting accident.

Our Minister to Peru .

Divorce case decided.

The United States Congress .

Virginia City .

Tendencies of the age.

Rev. H. W. Beecher .

One of them will net.

Jefferson at the theatre.

The Virginia Dare.

Gen'l Scott 's health.

Senator Douglas at Wytheville .

The Secretary of war .

Charles Sumner .

Minister Paralyzed .

Virginia Conference.

Defalcation and Decampment.

Virginia gun factory.

Capt. McLane 's remains.

Shocking accident.

Diving for gold.

Sailing of Steamers.

Census of Kentucky .

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch . Southern Enterprises — excitement Unabated — hard Times — eloquent sermon — Deacons' and Ministers' meeting, &c.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch . Senator Douglas in Lynchburg .

The Kansas troubles.

The Pickets Peak Express.

Later from Havana .

The Canada fugitive slave Murder case.

Railroad disaster, &c.

The great gale on the Lakes .

The brig Minnie Schiffer .

Burning of the steamer Kate French .

Arrest of Abolitionists in New Orleans.

Five dollars reward.

Sixty six Negroes, and a large amount of other personal property, for sale.

A good House Servant for sale.

A no. 1 Carpenter for sale.

Seventy-five dollars reward

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Stabbing.

--William Hutchinson was arrested and caged last Saturday afternoon, to answer the charge of feloniously cutting and stabbing Alexander Tinsley. The parties met in the house of John O'Brien, where a dispute arose, when Hutchinson plunged his knife into the forehead and cheek of his adversary. Tinsley is a cripple, having but one leg, and is well known in Richmond.

The Daily Dispatch: December 3, 1860. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. December 3, 1860. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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