The Daily Dispatch: March 22, 1861., [Electronic resource], Extra session U. S. Senate.

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A. J. Donnellson on the existing crisis.

Thirty hours with a skunk in a Mining shaft.

House of Delegates .

Statistics of Mormon population.

Frightful case of hydrophobia.

From Charleston .

Fearful tragedy in Roxbur.

From Grave to Gay .

An Impudent specimen of mineralogy.

The Revolution in New Granada.

A fortunate Ruffian.

Mr. Bates on the collection of the revenue.

Shoemakers again on a strike.

The tariff not yet adopted.

Southern Volunteers .

Alleged Cure for Drunkenness.

Jury discharged.

The Legislature.

Southern Publishing Houses.

Passing counterfeit money.

Examination continued.

Raising a Secession flag.

Trifting cases.

James River and Kanawha Canal .

Puffing a Cigar.

New York life Insurance Company .

The public Guard .

The Weekly Dispatch.

The Convention.

The Legislature.

Military spirit and genius of the South .

Shutting up the ports.

Forts Caswell and Johnson .

Great Revolution in Culpeper — large and enthusiastic meeting — old Culpeper in favor of Secession.

France and England Swinging Towards the South --the London Athen æum Defending the South .

Politics of the President .

Fortress Monroe .

Sir Robert Wilson 's Pesthumons work.

The Petersburg Bulletin .

The "Moniteur" on the Morrill tariff.

The recent snow.

Appointment of Postmaster.

From the South .

Secession defeated in Arkansas .

The Missouri States Convention .

Extra session U. S. Senate .

From Washington .

Seizure of a vessel laden with supplies.

Election at Burlington .

Ohio U. S. Senator , &c.

Ratification by Louisiana .

By Goddin & Apperson , Auct's.

Trustee's Sale of Land and Negroes in Amelia .

Trustee's Sale of Land and Slaves in Hanover county

Trustee's Sale of Land and five Negroes, in Hanover .

A no. 1 Seamstress and lady's Chambermaid for Sale.

Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, &c.

Sales of Stocks in Richmond .

Main St. Hospital for Slaves.

Committed to jail as a Runaway.

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Extra session U. S. Senate.

Washington, March 21.

--Senator Douglas' resolutions were up.

Senator Bayard, of Delaware, continued his remarks. He discussed the cause which had led to the withdrawal of seven States, among which was the formation and triumph of a sectional party, recognizing the equality of all, without regard to race, and hostile to the existence of slavery. Their ultimate purpose was to extinguish it by indirect action on the part of the Federal Government.

After an Executive session, adjourned.

The Daily Dispatch: March 22, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. March 22, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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