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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

P"L1TICAL.-H0n. A. II. H Stuart was SC
renadea At " heeling, Va. Monday night, by
the "CHion Guard, All organization of Bell
aud Everett men Hon. SnerTard Clemens is
out for Breckenridge, but Is uuabie TO AXE the
stump Ia ccuSeQ Queuce Of the wound IN his
leg, which is sun painful. In bis card. he
says, he mas been san invalid for two years
Hon. Jno. ). MlllSOn, Of the Norfolk distrlct t.,
Is stumplng II Tor Douglas lie spoke at
Prince George Court House yesterday. O.
Jennings Use was TO reply on behalf OF
Brecklnrldge, and l.. Il. Chandler, of Norfolk
on The Bell and Everett side. l.. Gov Mon
tague spoke in behalf of BfeckInridge at
Warrerton, Va, Monday. A correspon-
dent of the Alexandria Sentinel says he de
clared himself Il States K ghts Democrat, in
favor of secession Whenever rights under
the Constitution were hagranuy violated
A.d there remained no other redress
This right OF secession ne claimed to be an
Uri2InAi ana cardinal doctrine of the Virginia
school, taught by Jefferson, Madison, Tay Tor,
Giles and others. doctrine again and again
affirmed by virginia, and especially in I,}2
when secession, not nulliiCau0n, was de-
clared the rightful remedy. Mr.. Montague
alluded to the results of the last gubernatOrIul
eiec lon IN Virginia, as ayindcatiun of Sta teS-
II ghts, and InstanCed ~ proof his majority
over Gov. Letcher. The weight OF the Ruff
ner pam phle. would have been more than he
could bear, had he not cast his burden on
States Rights. The speaker scorned the idea
port Of our sovereign rights and his counte-
nance was red with fiery Indignation when he
alluded to Judge Douglas avOwPd purpose 10
aid Black Republican President in putting a
natter around our neckS should We dare re-
slstanCe."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

The Young Guard are making extensive ar
Engagements for their visit to the munumen tai
city about the middle of October aud 10 that
END are drilling regularly, and enlistiug new
mem hers at every meetins. Some years ago
tire Young Guard stood first among the VOL
unteer companie3 OF Richmond for numbers
and disci plIuP but difficulties Oyertakiug them,
tanned that hey would diSbani. Just at the
darkest hour, however, their present commau- =
der Captain Pady, was chosen, and from tnat
moment 10 this their progress has been on
WaTd, until they now number about seventy
five men, all good and true, aud all devoted 10
the corps. We undeTstan that they expect
10 take at least sixty muskets with them Oh
their vislt, and that they expect 10 be prepared
70 drill with credit before older companies. -
Their Baltimore friends will have 10 look to
their laureis when the Young Guard meet
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

Nearly FtHiShed.-The mammoth building at
the Central FAR Ground, fiftv by one hun
dred feet and TWO stories high, is nearly COM
pleted, and is one Of The most convenient su-
perstructures of the kind that we have ever
seen. The ground floor Ia designed for exhi-
biting suCh articles Hs cannot bear exposure
to the WeIther and Will answer its purposes
admirably. The second story Is to be used for
the meetings of the Society, during the FAIR.
aud for the Accommodate of visitors in wet
weather., or when tired of the outdoor sights.
On either side aud a. both ends are to ne long
porches, from which visitors can not only see
the trotting track and persons thereon, but
can overlook the entire enclosure at q single
glance. Other buildings OF less dimensions
have been erected on the grounds, and every
Arrangement is now being made to make the
approaching Fair surpass ali that have pre-
c2Ged it.
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ga The Great yirs,n,a gfnta,, asq 2,

HTMpUa.-PETERS' fNFALLIBLk kEM rDY
FOR GONNORRHRE AND ALL seer Fl DIS
EASES.-rhis great American remedy, contain
tng-no MerCuTta or Baisamlo properties, eXcels
everything herstofors offered the pupllc. in Its
ratlve. restorative and Ienovatlng powers; and
the medical world are astonIshed when told that
the Guovs remedy viii cure tie above diseases, and
confounded when they have ocular demoHstTa-
tions OF the facts. Bat the proprietor, VINO nac
known OF the remedy for twenty odd ,eaTs, has
known OF case of twenty years' standing to be
restored To perfect health, and 6t other cases Ot
shorter duration To be restored, without h slHzJc
exec ptIon. ard therefore challenges any case %
GanGrrh9a which the remedy will not cure. pro
videi the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part OF the patient; and any one purchasing
half a dozen bottles and usIng dcCOrdIngiy, IN MS
or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure; anu ia
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine
agents; and p cure viii be elected ~ithuut neon
ysnierce To the patient.
Sold by kPpEkSON h DUPUY, No. 2Ul Broad
street and o. A. ASTRECKER, Main street. Dru.
sic, agents for the oity Of Richmond
Iuh z6-{S-if
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M artificial Teeth, Ctospiastl

rs ArtificinI Teeth. 1.-The tIoPpIRstIc
ana IucaHlto frocess.-a. JONES, Den.
making Teeth, and being satshe Of its al.
solute superiority ali other netH0u,
can with confidence commend It TO those desiTL
full or partial sets of teeth, and especially
as nsy he dissatisfied with those they are
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to 9,
lnouJh, ana tho suction thereby secured, ensi
him to Iuseri one more teeth Utth0Ht clasp.
THIS method having been adopted Dy those sl@l,
ing highest the profession, North and south.
testimonials will be given and specimens exh b!teC
TO those Wishing to them. Sets of Teeth, on
gold or any other pate will of course be made 70
those preferriag them. Filing, Cleansing, tE
tracing, and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC-
TRfCITY tcjthoat PAIN
sA. Ofioe 90 MAN street., opposits Cor nthl' Z
Hail no2I-lJ
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SPECIAL NOTICED

~ Persons afflicted with Fever and A que
should not spara either tma trout le ar ex pense
procure Da. HOSt ETtFRS CELkBHAft d
GIT ERS. whose bene hceUt effects upnn the hu-
man 81 stem has been clearly proved 10 these VINO
h,ve he en- stTlcksn down ia a short space Of tune
by this dIea"fui curse whose cheeks aje wan and
me 4gre- ard whose nights are sleepiesr and rest
less, and whose eyes dim and sUpke", with
oeath Starring them In the face, this com pound
must prove a blessing. snatching them as L were
t.om the very mouth OF the grave. None
know Its true value until they have tested it
When all others have failed, the hItters have
stored the Herers to pristine health. Their pop
ularity in all the Western and Southern parts
should introduce them to all families
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where. l2-lui
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

Numbsring the sStrssiS.-Propositiou 10 index
aud number the streets have been before tn.
Commissioners OF Streets for several weeks
but no report has as yet been submitted 10 the
Council The subject Is one of importance to
the business community, aud the esoonera plan
is agreed upon ard submitted, The better for
the entire city. Ii none OF the styles of signs
can be agreed upon, the Committee might
compromise by placing the names and mum
bers on the street gas lamps, and thus avoid
all con tention. BY this plan the index and
numbers could be seen at night as we'll day.
aud would cost less than any other plan yet
suggested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

Costly LHyHry.-Jere. Conklin, n trader in
the SeVo Vond Market was before the Mayor yes
terday morning, for threatening personal yio-
lence 10 Michael DUNCAN, and hedging him
around with horrid Oaths. His Honor, after
hearing the evidence, concluded that Mike
was III no sort OF danger Of al assault, and
therefore declined 10 bind Jerry to keep the
peace but by way of teaching him the i'm pro.
priety of using ugly words in public places
fined him $40 fer swearing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

A Californian, while chopping wood while
ago found ia the but of hollow tree a bag OF
gold dust worth 81 COOS
The Union Cemetery, new barai place,
near Alexandria, Va, was dedicated on the
18th inst.
AT Toronto, lad has been sert TO the house
OF correction, for stealing a handful of hair
from the tail OF the Princes borse.
Eight minutes, says MIR. Willis In a raiiroa q
letter, form the average Anne riea iced u me
TWO and thrss minutes suffice tor many,
Bayard Taylor addressed q Rspu biiesn macs
mselEs, near fhilsaeIphts, Meaday,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

Military PriEsS.-At the military encamp
ment 10 take place ut the Central Far & rou DIS
in NoveInb ber, several prizes are to be con-
tended for by the cavalry, and, "a an induce
ment 10 the infantry, We suggest that the
friends of the First Regiment get up two
handsome premiums 70 he drilled for bv All
the Infantry companies in the State. during
that week. If Il handsome service oI silver
were offered 10 the best drilled corps and n
pIstty sand OF cJloTs to the second besr mol
only the companies of Richmond wouid en- ter
the list, but those of tne adjoining counties,
As We'll as of Petersburg, Lynchburg, Dan
Nille Farmviile, Frederic ksburg Alexandria,
Norfolk and Portsmouth, might be brought To-
gether, and thus ensure grand display.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

Through Frstght.-We noticed on board OF
the steamship jamestown, on her last trip
from New York, n large quantity OF good ;
market for merchants in knoxville Nashville
Chattanooga. Athens, Tttna and Rogers vile.
Tenn, Stop Landing, Miss, and Cypress Bend,
Ark. This trade has heretofore been done by
the Charleston and Savannah steamers exclu-
siyely, but the shorter and more expeditions
route through Virginia is begin sing TO attract
The attention OF rnerchants ia the Sonth west Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

Stsa!tng-William ii. Gentry. free negro
OF enlarged police notoriety. was convicted
before the Mayor yesterday morning of steal
INK boots and shoes worth Sil, from William
Fox, and after being ordered 10 receive nine
and thirty stripes was committed 10 prison Ia
default OF security tor his future good be-
hasior. tew months employ ment IN the
chain gang might improve Bill's morals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

Appeals, in this city, strenuous efforts Will be
made 20 reverse The decisions Of the Hastings
Court III The case Of William ID. Totly sen
fenced 10 be hung on the Sd OF November, and
OF Edward X. Cooper, sen fenced TO five years
imprisonment IN tue penlteutlary, on convIc-
ton Of feIoniously assaultlng his vile with q
hatchet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

a. Ricini0--A companion for every irdf 3
to ct being the only article ~ use vi Gu sat- ..r
relied upon for keeping the halr smooth aId lts
pace iuipar.ing a ustre preventing 10 from tai
lne out and splitting, and tecomns nart h AuG dtF
from the oil water or other causes. henA y. -
pareh of "A new OIL, from which all sunmy mat'st
is extracted. IL does not leave the haIr stck, bu'
soft and glossy, and prevents u from break
when braided or curied. and is designed Tor Il d.
iIg hJTuI and elant hair -uressIng.
EoI sale by w. PETERSON n co. DruGEltis,
Nam st.. and by the proprietor, Il. Il. DNCf,
corR.r Broad and 18th SITS. SO lu-lm'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

AN AMERICAN PRES EyT FOR Tom SAYERs-
Ihe London Post, OF the 29th ult., says that
Tom Sayers has Just received a very handsome
testimonial from New York America. Ii is Il
gold medal OF the size Of crown piece, at
tlchtd TO Il ribbOH, with three gold clasps, and
the Union Jack hOiSted between the first and
second clasp. On the Ubverse side of the IN dai
i the following inscription This lestimo-
MAI to Tom Sayers was presented by Il few
friends III New York for the gallant and man
ly bearing evinced by him while defending the
belt OF Old England On the other side are
the words: Tom Sayers, Champion of Eng
land, June, 1850"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

Ward Sch0OtS.-An effort is about 10 be IN ade
to add the effectiveness OF the Ward tree
schools some OF which have not proved very
valuable heretofore, because Of the want I
system III securing the daily attendance OF the
pupils, aud i'll controlling them while i'll
school. II indi gent children are 10 De allow ed
to attend school or TO play truant ut their
pleasure, then the means expended fer their
benefit are thrown away. To make each
school effective, some agent must be employ I'd
To look after the ide disposed, To see that ~ O.
per plans OF instruction are adopted and to
see that both teachers aud scholars do their
duty II this cannot be done, then 1t Is idle IL
taIk q bout ed ueallug the muses. IN Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

FROM TURKS IsLAND-Bark Maraval. Cant
u bison, arrived at New YORK brings da les
from Grand Turk, Turks Island, OF August
-. Cne salt lnarhet was unusually dun, only
54e@ bushels having been shipped since the
last report. The weather duling the week
had been fine, and many pans were again max.
ing Quotations We're u az cts. per bushel
export duty y CT.
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correspondence of the Redmond Dispatch.
'"s'"'" ana fnn:SSee acknowledgements
q John X. Ne Daniel, Se.


LYNCHBURG VA Sent n
Inc Itfh annual session of the stockholders
or the virginia and Tennessee Railroad Gem
pany was commenc ID in This cIty on yesfer
day. John NJ. Speed was chosen Chairman
and o. W, Christian appointed Secretary
During the morning session no thing of irtyor-
lance trauSpired. business of preliminary
pature occupying the attention OF the meet :
ing. In the afternoon the roll of stockholders
was called, and quorum ascertained to be
present, and the report of the committee on
proxies received. The report of the President
show ed the gross receipts of the road for the
year ending June 3Oth, 1860, to be S7404SG -,
and the expenses to be 1892 J29 81 The num-
ber of passengers carried during the same
length OF time amount to lNlS9. The way
travel has Increased III per cent. and the
through travel -. A motion was made to 90
into the election of officers, but lost. aud the
meeting adjourned to meet this morning at 10
O'Clock
J. r. Mcdaniel declines reelection to the
Presidency of this road. There are several
candidates to fill the vacancy which is thus
caused. 1t is likely an election will take place
to-day to supply the vacancy.
a shipment through from Richmond via
DanViile and South Side Roads arrived here
Yesterday, and the cars were trans ferred to the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad The cars
were loaded chiefly with goods sold by Rich
mOnd merchants, to be distribute along the
line OF the Va and Tenn. Road. The same ar
raEgement exists with Petersburg, and a pas
sehgrr coach is attached to the train, which is
run daily IN connection with the accommoda-
ton train on the Va and Tenn. Road thu
giving the advantage of double daily train
pel Ween this point aud Petersbu
hlr. James Kinnear, for many years mer-
chant in this city, died last night
Inc weather, particularly in the mornings
ana evenings, Is quite cool, rendering fire and
thlck clothing comfortable. O. K
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DIR. J. \ ROSES COUGH SYRUP, ior CcukLs;
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis. and th1t lion o!
d diseases, Consumption Prce 80 eta anG 81.
Da.J. s. ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND. Tor Si-
diseases of the kidueys and Bladder. Ih.s prspa
ration is positive cure. Prlce 81 ots.
DR. J. : ROSES PAIN URER, for khenmA
tsm, CholIc, Cramps, Pains IN the Stoht5sh or
Bowets. Pains in the Back or Limbs ffet ~ 2.
and 80 cts. ., ,.-.,.,
DIR. J. s. ROSES ALTERATIVf sYktF. ~
BLOOD PURIFIER. for the cure Of Scroia.N '.o
FTuptlons. cGfOnic Diseases Ulcers. Snfss. ff-"t.-
ed Neck, Bies. and sl diseases arlsinE fr.n --
impure state pf the blood. frce ~.
Sold by Druggists, and by .
WARNER l. WAf@S.
ia 2lly io7 Broad ST.. Agent for Sl"Ealaao
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

ARRIVAL OF DoUSLAs.-Senator Douglas
arrived at New y York from the South on Mon
day evening and was met by II Ie" friends and
ascortad IN the Fifth Avenue Hotel where Mrs
Douglas was waiting tor HIM As Mr.. Douglas
had oeen obliged to speak at most OF the towns
through which the tram passed on his way
from Easton, where he had spoken during the
day, there was no serenade, aud he was per-
nat ted to retire in quiet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

~ L. 00k TO nome Tor ali your wants, ~ You
wiz Ii to Virginia lnde ndent ana pros IONS.
ii you are dy spcptc, or suffer Win c'nstipa' on
or indigestion don I gOrge yourself Wit 1nkes
nostrums recommended by flaming cert ncaies OF
men OF straw, bat procure t. BAkER'S PREM M
Isl TIERS. Read tile certificates ni fflends aud
neighbors, then take them as directed and become
rejuveuated and entirely healed.
Price So cents per bottle,
To he had of all the principal Druggists III the
CITY of Richmond and elsewhere III Virginia and
North Caroiina. Js 2s-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

Actors IN QUoD-John H. Allen, the ira
gediaD, and James Campbell, both we'll known
actoIs of New York, got into the station house
there Tuesday night, where the former con-
tinued his "spree' by cutting up the water
pipes of the cell and breaking out the win
dows. The eminent actors were acquitted
by a magistrate, after severe reprImaud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

BA Wire and Sieve Factory. The un-
de, s1gned having commenced the WIRE aud
SIEVE bUSiN ESS. on Pearl street O' low Car, !,
respectfully asks the attention OF merchant, and
the public gene rally to his stock. He manufactures
superior K tLLING SCREEN WIRE iOr neI-
chants mills; FAN and STANDING SCR ~
hIRE. Also, RiDpLES and SlEVtN OF all
ktnGs, BIRD GAG rs; RAT and MOUSE TRAtS;
PLAIN AMI FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOUk-
CASES, UUORS, WIN DOWS, &C. Also, CURN,
SAND, and GUANO SCREENS.
81 Prompt attention given to order7.
u W. JESSOP, Pearl ST below Carr,
au 23-Im+ Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

TESTIMONIAL TO AMERICAN BRAVERY
Capt. VIM Cnattield, OF tho ship May Flower,
of Boston Mass, has received from The Brit
ish Government through Lord Lyons, a hand
some silver telescope, for his services IN rescu-
ing tn. crew of the bark Briton's Pride" of
Aroroatb, Scotland, which fouDdered at sea
on the 3ist of May, 1859. All on board, four
teen in number, were saved by the May
Flowers boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

PosT OFFICE AFFAIRS. Offices Established
Cold Spring. Carroll county, Va, George "
Hunks, postmaster Muster Ground, Scott
county. Va, Galway Rogers, postmas ter
Russellville Scott county, Va VIM. H Nick
ellis, postmaster. AppointInents-Aiex Alexander
F. Walls postmaster at MatamoTas Mont
gomery county, Va, vice VIM. L. Gitt, re-
signed Willie q. Coleman, postmaster at
Ghoisonv vllle, Brunswick county, vice Nicho-
las Rawlings, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

Bound Ortr.- Kitty Hackep, for some trivial
cause, smashed up Ann kIley's furniture, and
gave her few blows, tor which the Mayor re-
CURED her TO give security for her good be-
hayior. Poor satisfaction for broken CHARS
and smashed cTockery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

BRIGHAM YOUNG DEFAULrER-A dis
patch from Washington says the accounts OF
Brigham Young, as er oFfc'o Superintendent
of Indian Affairs in L Utah, have Just under
gone long and searching scrutiny, aud that
they show be is defaulter to the Government
to a considerable extent. A special agent has
accordingly been dispatched 10 Utah 10 un-
dertake the recovery OF the money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

LAND SALE.-Tbe farm IL Albermarlc co,
Va, belonging 10 the heirs of Uabney Minor,
decd, and known as Mychuuk, sold on Tues
day iasl, IN tour parcels, Al about SIS 62 per
acre, 10 MessTs. Henson, TIice andJ y. Gooch
The tract contaiuIng2, 200 acres, realized some
&:}2 ttU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

TRIAL OF THE GREAT FLOYD GUN,-A board
Of officers Will convene AT Fort MUnror, Va,
on Tuesday, the i-th instant, for the purpose
of examining the fifteen inch gun there mount
ed, and of witnessing the firing with the same
The board will report whether or not the eff
cheney Of our present armament for har Dor
defence would be improved by the addition Of
a judiciOus proportion ofguns OF this class
Tue firing Will be done under the direc ION OF
the captain, T. ]. Rodman of the ordnance de-
pdrtment.
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aY 24eIn

n L@eehes. Leeches:: Leeches ~
have Jp -treceiyed, b, Adams Express, q bot os
fresh : wEDISH LEECHES, the yer, best and
large SIZE, which will be applied upon she Inoss
reasonable terms
r S-CUPPiNG and LEECHING promptly 81
tended be found at all no lrs Of the dAy A
the HAt DRESSING ROOM, uader the Au5sr,
can Hotel, tsntr,uce on llth street. and st uiEbs
st the corner of Leigh and 10th streets
ap l9u 4 l. HOASUN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

Hsdey CiargeS-Some Of the city hackmen
are again Overlapping the terms of the oroi-
nance, and making citizens and strangers ay
double prices for serving them. The police
are on the lockout for these "extras," and
will report them to the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

Shafiag CoaI.-P-t-r, slave 10 Edward Du-
val; Sam, slave To Z. Whiting; Frank slave to
Mrs. Ford; aud John Baker, slave to George
Ilnsiey, were convicted b- ire The Mayor yes
terday, of stealing coal from JOS. Il. Ander
son X Co, aud sentenced To the lash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

EXPLOSION OF AN EMPTY BARRE LIN
Norfolk, Va, Wednesday, i little boy Ignited
Il fire cracker and dropped it through small
hole, into barrel that had contained burning
fluid, causing an explosion with q very loud
report, that greatly frightened the boy and
startled the lnha .Itants IN the neighb0rbOUd.
The barrel was whrled soma distance and
both heads were blown out, some of The
fragments being thrown above the tops of the
houses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

REPORTED NEW ADMINISTRATION IN CANA
DA.-ihe Toronto Globe says that Sir Ed
mund Head VIII positively leave Canada abou Il
the mirdle CT October, and Will be succeeded
by SIT Fenwick Williams, as temporary Ad-
minlstrator of the Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-14

THE CHAMPION STRONG MAN.-The Ten
uessee papers are Growing loudly over the fact
that while Dir. Windship, the Massachusetts
Samson, has lifted eleven hundred and sixty
pounds, they have a young giant living at Cor
nellsville Tenn. in the person of West Har-
rs who has lifted SIXTEEN hundred pounds
dead weight They forget, however, that DR..
Wiudship is little man, aud does not weigh
over Que hundred and fifty pounds, while
their giant is nearly seven feet high and weighs
two hundred and thirty. The Doctor Is sun
the champion.