The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-21 00:00:00

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS OF

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EVERY DESCRIPTION.
A FRESH SUPPLY OP SWEDE, TURNTP, MAN-
GOLD, AND OTHER SUDS OF GENUINE
QUA LITT.
G. scorn SUP HATE AND OTHER
M
EfENRT TAYLOR, 44, South-street, Dos-
ILL durum, in returning %sake for the liberal
support received during tbsTinmtl2 years in the
Manure sad Implement hem to inform
the Agrieulturbes of Dorset he has sow in
&ore some Ant-eleme Mamma, Top Dreads. for Wheal,
Barley Oats, Ike., Mangold Manure, Superphosphate of
Limn bone he., of the bed quality.
Plowe kd, anows Cora sad Maws Drills.—Slous
Engines and Maddest by Clayton, Shattlowerth. sad
Co.. Brown and May, mid other emlneet Mahon.—
rowlees, Howard's, aid floith's Mown Pbraftal
Oaltivaton.—Woors and other Mowdg and
Machiame.—Washing sod Biased( Mases.—
Scythes sod kabbala. _ _

THORLEY% FOOD FOR CATTLI ;
Cora and Flour Basks ; Indla Rubber Riot rad Wmus
Covers ; Case Orme ; Maeldne Oils; Chmtla ."'
India Rabbit, and Labar Buda ; India ItablietM
si
Oates Pemba Tubing, iss.—Ae tor the Midloac
Conaties' Inseranse Osemmay (, IMe. and Rs& )
B•IIRRTT'S ECONOMIC TURNIP
AND MANURE DRLLLS.
April. INC

WM-WANK (--40. to Mr. Proud),
-I.j Cutout, Dorchester, AGENT too
HORSIYAN% MIRE TILL
It Is very CHOICE aad STRONG.
It Is vary MODERATE fa PRICE.
It Is ow., WHOLESOME to DEL
'Moss ADVANTAGES haw* sosazod for this Tea •
postal proforanas. Mold ia habeas, With the prim
printed as sash, and *awl

Aa".4o LOWDONs

BIItTHS.

Jose 18, is Shirley Colikipe-,—Doreheeler, the wife of
Mr. Robert Hill, of i sow
Jaw 13, is Dwainfield riflery, Reels, Uis wife of
ths Res. lftiosisghea Fool, rector of Dogeisrsfsld, is

Jun. 14. at the Wilts mid Donut Beak, Weymouth,
the wife of Mr. Edwin H. Oakley, el • daughter.
Jane 13, the wife oh the Bev. G. Yea 4 curate of
ailet37, of • Des.
t Best Yolghtois, tbe wile of Yr. Thomas
Oak, of • damoMr.
June 12, at Medford, the •Ife of Mr. Josiah Carter,
beet and ibis looker. of au,..
MARRIAGES.

May 30, at Padstow, Carswell, Kr. J. Jamb, of
hallos Abbas, Wilder, to Nana. eldest dasighber et the
lets Kr. Walter Grove, re Truro.
hue 10, at swroa. by the Bev. D. Travers,
Patrick Clay, .Jr., al BarwialcamoTLas.park,d. to
Ail Mary, 'Aden of late aptela Blake,
Northumberland.
Jima 16. Holy Trinity Osumi, Dorchester, tt.
Rev. James Fisher, ILA., rector, John
Geipta. Req., al Oakley Villa, Crept:7,C Clam,
third &Viler of Robert Oakley, Esq., of Noymentli.
No etude.

---36, at St. Edema% Chetah, aanzmils to::
Am Wider Kildall, lIIA. ~visar of Si.
tho-Lors. Loadoslosito of the beide masted by the
Rim 5. 0. Strays% molar of 111. Ede Wasps
=Bastloy, Lg.. sill, Ooi ,
sorylvtog Dos of Ws tot.wiliM, May,
=0.)101., of Blrboshood, Moak% to Amami
. sooced sorrivieg dugbts, of WMias Nadia
Costa. Se., of . No dada.
Jim 11, at St.E=bistaroh, by tho
Rao. Snakes', oatato, Mr. Grasima„:l4wasiolopior.
of Denham Torkablev, to Ilbst paced
Wooer of Yr. Joseph Panes'. asil home
maker, Caelootroot, ftalebary.
Jaw Id, at fthloaryolMiLoZos. by the Bev.
G. Saab, Mr. Wales to Mary L,
&meets of Kr. C. Cross al
Joao 11, at the pariah Wink Maw, by thp; Rev.
C. thvbffidipa, Mr. Jobs ester, at Louden, to Ler*
Karla, reagent doodler of Mr. Jobs dliodort. of
Aker. _ _ _

.1n; 14, at Baernamentit. by the Bev. A. M.
Bennett, arlated by the Bed. B. IL Mania awl A.
Bleaset, the Bea. Addis Oxides, radar et Pbtekley,
Kook to amok eneed Atelbter et tbe /ad land'
Bean Bradshaw, Req.. of Leadan.
isa. I 5 st IL hard Monk Peels, bytbe Bev. A.
Wildest" Mr. Ile vad Meng P.lk,s. NW Clara
Awe Smith, bud at Pools.
Jew 8. at tbe pada abareb, D414/114 lb. Row.
V. B. I). Omer Ireland, Mr. Predlorla MBA, of
the OM Brewery, leendreet, late at amides',
Milt., to Hater, eneed ilansiter at Mr. Mtwara
0.4, taw., übs Derefey, Gleradderabin.
Jana 4, at AB Sainnt, Pik 644447.
Bea. Jolla bets, ML A, Wild. Ol lie
lit. J. T. Beibeeeegb, Bet.,atikomeMeesir, Beak.,
tot lits 7 Soia ph In^ jaward W.
A. fussy, Req., Me et essOmpies.

Joss 9, at the Baptist Chapel, Bruno., by the Boy. I
Go„ Geteh, of Bristol, the Whir of tbs
oats& by ate Bow • Bach Anderson, Mtidigrioi
HerbsOc4á. dlßtabk.. Wink to AMA Jetta,
.bions &ashler al Mr. Joshua Whitaker, at lb* semi
Sao&
Jane 11, at the whit slow* Liemay, by the Hem
1. Besillead, Mr. Hoary PIM*, Gray, to Bow
Nodeey. et Ms moo glare.
• Jose 13, at Bleadford Ohara, by lb. R. J. IL
Quark. Mr. noises Yasag. saddle and harness maker,
to Kite Ana Argyle, of the Lori. Bleadtord.
- Jane 4, at et. Matthias', Moho 'Magee., by the
, Bre. C. 9. C. West, LA.. rider 1.1. Boats,
NNW by tile Roo. C. J Le GeglL A., bessaltent.
Wißiun John Taylor. Zee., of iWe seerstaty
I of St. George's to =so. denOter el the
I late MMus Beati big., of Aberdesis Perk 016 k•
bary.—No cords.
MUTH&
June 16, at ftriftiold. Wooldea, neer Eloatbetaptee,
aged 66, IseheUs, the beloved will el It,. Charles

—lase 13, st bar reddeen, 11. Darest-plem, Wey-
mouth, Aar a siert Deese, la the Itei.l bee sp,
Marie, the beloved wife et Jobb 7. Neg.,
Commsedelll.ll. Ooestsuard Cruiser " "
June 8, at Pertained. rare liestliaraploo, stIO
years sad some I or 9 ssoothe at esp. Mrs. Mary
widow 01 the Ws Mr. Jolui lieker, aaapiell.
Don&

Jame 8, at Rearey, sod II pears, Who, dae6ter
of the late Mr. WO.= Jv4r4 at Broughton, &ea-
bridge.
• ha. 9, at Whiterbeerse Zarb, altar a few bean'
Masa, to tbe 719th year od bb ass. Mr. Joseph PM,
deeply Isialated by arraying oclalits., sad demavedly
r7=by all wise bow bin.
81, at Colliaitearee Dude, after a prat:maid
Massa Levi Smith, earpseterii7B lowa
Jam 7, at Galas Tam ,to bar 7191 year,
Ilbabetia, wide, eh the late Mr. WUlios. Turner.

NOM OS TILE RISK.

Tan Loan PORTNAN.—W• regret he mammas
to our realm that we have reason to believe
that Lord Portmin, after rather mare than 98
years' service, has requeseed Her Majeay to
revoke her appointment of hie Lordship as Lord-
Lieutenant and Custom Rotulornin of the County
of Somenet. We heat that the Earl of Cork is
appointed Lord Portman's successor.
Slum AND Ping.—lt wee to be expected
that the high-handed promedinp of the Spanish
Admiral in Peru would awaken the enseeptibi-
lithe of the other South American Republics,
formerly under the government of Spain
Accordingly we learn that in *the neighbouring
State of Chili public feeling is intensely excited—
great meetings, attended by Minns of all clauses,
have been held in Santiago and Valpartaso, in
which the most enmic protest have been
uttered against the regent violation of the
sovereignty of Peru and It has been declared
that, as against pretensiceastieh as those of Spain,
, the cause of Peru is that of Chili, and all the
American Republica. Similar meetings have
been held at Cohispo, and Coquimbo, and
subscriptions have been raised for buying ships
of war, while a general movement is oommenced
to paivide a volunteer military force. The
Peruvian journals are expressing their firm con-
viction that Chili, Bolivia, New Granada, and
the Argentine Republic will make common cause
for the preservation of each other's independence,
and are speaking of the formation of a league
of the American Republica as already award by
the spirit of the people.
Mona TYRANNY. The meeting of the
Emperors of Russia and Austria and the King
of Prussia, now taking place, Is not vrithout
political significance. It is asserted that a treaty
will be entered into between the three Powers
for the mutual tee of their possession of
the Polish

Araitios.—Tbe intelligence from America is
of a remarkable character from its meagreness,
and the depressing effect it has upon trade and
commerce in New York. In vain telegram after
telegram. issuing from the government depart-
ment of Washington, arrives to cheer the droop-
ing spirits of speculators in gold and greenbacks
and all descriptions of security, telling of suc-
cessful strategy and continuous ulnae towards
Richmond. Nothing appears to relieve the gloom
at the present, or the anticipations of the future.
The current so long quietly running under the
tide of popular opinion, is now finding its way
upward, and spreadlnakover the entire surfan
and the hopes of the, future, heretofore magni-
fied by sanguine Temperaments, are rapidly
giving place to anxiety. With gold at a premium
of 92, and greenbacks looking down, there must
of necessity come reflection, for men cannot for
ever hi persuaded to leave the substance for a
shadow, or turn aside the practical to embrace
theories bend rather upon the wishes than the
reflective powers of an industrious and go-a-head
people. We, who look upon the dreadful and
unholy strife without that bias of party and
polities which nosearily enters every American
mind, shudder when we reflect on the ultimate
result of a death struggle, in which the victor
and the victim must equally fall a sacrifice, and
well may we ask, "Can the end justify the
means—can the expenditure of blood and
treasure be compensated for, by all that is being
sought for being won?" The rosition of the
contending parties, at the time we write, I.
such as to threaten a further series of battles
still more destructive than those that have im-
mediately preceded them. General Grant is
hazarding all upon • single throw; with him it
is Richmond or self immolation. On the Con.
federate side it is victory or annihilation. The
Federals are continually gaining ground, but
attended with • lois so frightful as to muss the
looker-on to shudder at the sacrifice of human
life. On • cursory view the balance appears to
be on the side olik. Federal', but nooses is not
always assured by numbers; if Grant is brave
to rashness, Lee equally brave, and his troops
are better disciplined, better led, more ardent
as fighting upon their own soil, and more con-
fident, strezezd as they are by almost im-
pregnableand in the immediate vicinity
fsupplies. In vain Grant rnanceuvres
to outflank the Confederate forges, but
Lee still present. the same invulnerable front;
every advance of Grant, brings him nearer
the goal of his hopes, but also nearer to a
general engagement, in which, should be be
wonted, his army is threats with annihila-
tion. We look for the result with painful
anxiety.
Tau New Comm Conan Bn.z..—Tbe ball
for the amendment of the County Gann Aids,
which has given rise to so much discussion
throughout the country, has bees abandoned by
its least for the ?meat. The Lord
Chancellor in announcing Rua decision on Friday
night, said the Imogene was threatened with
opposition in the Lord.; there would not be
tame to carry it through the Commons; and he
desired time to consider the objection. which
had been urged against the ball
of the ball will this as • perfect triumph,
and it anus) be liMwad they have made the
best use el their influence, and that they have
succeeded in upsetting • mounare which, although
It had some exceedingly valuable clauses, had
others that, in our opinion, were equally objec-
tionable.

Dmrkmax. King Christian of
amid all hi heavy cares, has found Denmark.
heart to midde over the ceremonies attending
the opening of • new line of railway between
Copenhagen and lisinore. EM Majesty was at-
tended on this festive excursion by the Queen,
the Crown Prince, and the Priories %goer.
The Royal party were received at every point
with the most enthoeiastic demonstrations of
popular favour. At a banquet that was given
on the 00011a014 the King, in acknowledgby the
first toast. eqtressed his conviction that the
barque of the stale would yet be go! safely out
of Ail stoney sea." Subsequently, ' The health
of the Princess of Wales" having been given,
his Majesty mid that "his absent daughter felt
as poignantly for the calamities a her muittry
as any there present" This last assertion every
ffnelsehmen will readily andorie.
Tim Colman's. —The Conference of Danish
affairs was to have met on Wednesday, but was
adjourned first to the following day, and again
to Saturday. One, at least, of these adjourn-
ments was said to have taken place became of •
Cabinet Council being held on the moo day.
Some of our contemporaries " gravely susfect"
that the delibsostions of the council were con-
fined to the question "whether anythinfrsogria.
should eenendered to the German owe
and; the interest' of Denmark searifioed still
further." But Denmark has conceded an that
was recoended by the neutral Powers. T k
only natural frontisr in Mamas is that which has
been fixed by them; and the Danes would booner
that • bastalities should recceemenes than be
robbed of the amount of teeritory which the
Proemial's and the_peopie of the Issas, German
Stakes diamond. It I aka& we fear,
to moot oi tits 0010bleibb bbe:ZZont of the

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00•01ATION DAT —ls ocesequasso of a aniserooll7-
111e4 roquisitios, taw Mayor of %be borosit, J. Bishop,
sassamosloil that Teriitoa4tlio 28th Wiest,
should to otioarood mm. iossral
IlaWll4l 11•11:01. —The IllOwiag NiWb is oassestios
with the Dorobostatltural lookAy took place os
Marshy. Ito asse as of is a Aoki at Book-
sattiles. pissed att ilimpaal of tie mei* Velar;
O Closer siris. Ths woms jokes —Msuss.

Flower Stafford• Robert Denson, Fordington ; and
Willuari Mayo Okarsainster. Thews 17 OCOV.
waiters, and tie lodges had great difficulty in awarding
rile irises as account of the very superior manner in
which the ZDOwillg waa done. The following are the
successful candidates :-11t. miss, St, John
servant to Mr. Edward Horns. From.; 2nd., El, John
Chtrohill, servant to Mr. H. W. Hawkins, Martiostown;
3rd., 10s. Jonas Nosh servant to Mr. Levi Groves,
West /flightier. Frederick Knight, ovrottot to lb.
Henry Mayo, Freres, and Willis.. Pearce, servant to
Mr. William Mayo, of roarrell, were highly own-
monied.

—•
CT MATClL—Wibbours e. Doom's's&
Oa Monday, the Ihb instant., • match Wal
played between them *labs in Kingston Park.
the Wintbanma eleven proving victorious in
one laninp, with 13 runs to spare. The defeat of
the DeMer club le attributable in the main to the
destructive bowling of Mew. C. Ellis and F. Reeks,
whilst the admirable manner in which the Wimborne
man fielded tended greatly to shorten the number of
runs. The lint instep of the rorobester club we% very
poor, 90 being the more. On the part of their opponents
some good play was made by • portion of the eleven
notwithstanding that 11r. Thomas cosmically felled
wiekete by his beautiful bowling, sad the
Innings ilaisUd by • of 91 being made. A
cold collation was penwided in • marquee by Mr.
Yearsley, of the Antelope Motel. The following are the
details of the gams :
Doaoangrita.
Longman, 08. Ellis • - 5 run out - • 4
Retehinp, bC. Ellis - • 3 e Reeks • - 4
Capt. Proton*, c Pears* • • 0b 0. Ellis • - 2
Parsons. bF. Reeks - 6 bF. Reeks -12
Allan, bF. Reeks • • • 0 cC.Ellie. -
Featherstonhatigh, bC. Elite- 3 b C Bilis • • 1
Thema% bC. Ellis 0 bC. Ellis- • 5
Itadclyffe, not out • • 5b F. Reeks - 4
L,ock,e Reeks - • • 0 not oat - • 6
'nosy, Ibw. b C. Ellis - • 01b * C. Falls • 0
Borah. b and eC. Ellis. • U by • • 1
Byes 3, wide. 4 • • • 7 Byes • - 7

Wngiop.i.
I. Rooks, b Thomas - - • • 12
F. iiii. b Thomas
P. W. Wrookbani, b Parsons • • - 1
Ellis. run out
C. Ellis, o Look. b Thomas • • • 10
J. Jon”, o Look, b Thomas - • • 0
C. ParWawa, not out - • • • 12
B. harm, it. Hatokings - • • 12
F. Reeks, • aad b Thomas • - - 2
H. Herbert, c Look • - • • . 2
B. W. Urquhart, b Rulehisp • - 3
Bps 11, log byes 1, widen 11 • • 21

&doom! Sethlouts, Monday.—Before the Mayor and
R. Davis, Esq.
Ail Ilerontkiware in ioust.e. Sarah Jaw
Saddler, of Fordingtoa, was brought en in custody
charged with vagrancy.—Sergesnt Davis stated that
&boat three Oda& on Monday morning he foetid
prisoner 'deep in the Walks under one of the
chain. He awoke her and connyed her to the
stetion.—ln defence, prisoner said she wee drunk,
otherwise she should not have been found in the
Walks —ln reply to the Bench, prisoner said
she game from Jersey and bad come to Weymouth for
the benefit of her health, but not having suMeient
money to take her heck, or friends to supply her
with any oho had been obliged to adopt the present
therm of life—Prisoner promised that sbe would return
to Jersey if the Bench forgave her, and endeavour to
obtain • boned livelihood—The Mayor said the sue
would be adjourned for a fortnight, and the charge
rather abandoned, if it wee aseertaioed that
ed left the town • but if she did not she
would be committed to prism.
Batumi or me Pgaci.—George Andy, William
Legg, and Charge Windt, of Fordingion, were sum-
moned for creating a breach of the peace at Fordington,
on the Ilth of Juin. —The two former pleaded guilty.—
P.C. Cassias saki on the night in question, about •
quarter before 12 o'clock, be observed a crowd of
people on Sou Bridge. He went to ascertain what
was the matter, and found Legg and Amey stripped
and fighting. Winsar WWI siding as second to the former.
but he could not see who " waited" on Amoy. Witness
interfered and dispersed the mob. About 100 perdue
were present. He first heard the disturbance whilst
spinet the Crowe. He heard Lea say, " I have had
ono seven days. and I do not ewe wisethvr I have
fourteen more." .Crosi-examined by Winner:
Wismar was aiding as Leg's second when witness
caught bold of him.—Amey WWI bound over in his
own recognisance to keep the peace for a-year in the
sum of £lO, and Legg and Willem were ordered to find
sureties for the same amount for their boiler behaviour
for a similer period.
MUSS AND FIGHTIVG.—Junes and Frederick Wills,
of Fordington, were ebarpd with creating a breech of
the peace. The former appeared with very blackened
and swollen eyes.--P.C. Mitchell proved the OYU —On
Saturday night he sent to the Exhibition Hotel and
found James Wills on the ground bleeding, and the
other defendant wee °Serie, to fight any ode. A con-
siderable crowd of people was in the yard. Witness
lifted James Wills from the ground. and persuaded him
to go home, but be refused. He was aimed in-
senelle and was very much bruised. He told the
other defendant to desist from fighting, which he did.
Both of them were drunk- —Superintendent Poona),
dated that he also went to the Ezbibitiou Hotel on the ,
night in question, and found defendants feetend in one
of thew rooms. The landlord wished them to be removed,
and the door was forced upon, and defendants tals-n
So the station. Junes Wills was bleeding very much
from one of his eyes.--James Dimond, landlord of the
Exhibition Hotel, said that he sought the assishuthe of
the police to endeavour to 44=11 some lightiag which
with taking phew in his yard. Defendstata wore net the
awn ; there was a considerable crowd of persons in it.
On his return he found no lighting, but James Wills on
the eroend bleeding—Thomas Kcight, • private in the
B Better, d Royal Horse Artillery, said he was to the
smoking-room of the Exhibition on Saturday night
with the defendants and another Min Wlslst
drinking a glass of beer James Wills gave him
• blow is his face; bat witness did not
know what his reason was for doing so. He returned
the blow, when the three men got him in the yard and
fell ou him. One of witness's comrades came into the
yard and rendered him ',slaloms, and a regular fight
took Oath —George Dekko, another **idler, stated that 1
In consequence of information which he received hi
went to the Exhibition Hotel, and there found Knight
and Coster, the latter also a eoldier. Coder was on the 1
ironed. and three man yarn beating him, and Knight
was bleeding very mud from wounds in his face.
Coster was now in the hospital suffering from the
effects of the injuries which be received in the light.
Witness interfered and Traded& Wile kicked him,
. _ . _ . . .

erh—e—n e .-rete--r;e7l the- -bio—er:LYlefi;4;&nt-er Were— --re--.

pelassnde4 and bound over in their: own reeogn—Werne
to keep the pros for six mortis In the ram of MO soh.
USING TIMILATINING LANGOACIIL —At the Shireball,
Oft Saturday. before R. Thornton and R. Festherston.
hen Errs., sad old man, named Jobs Ptasaa, wee
brought
op in melody under a warrant, charged with
maker tie of threatening language towards William
Mailleld, Er —lt "ported from the orders of sow
plainer that on Wednesday week he was at
when he saw Pitman come out of a plantation belong-
leg to him. As he bad often caught him there probing,
be thought he was doing so then. On sear witness he
went on land belonging to Mr. &Utter, of 8
end from thence on Mr. William's property at
Witness watched him for some time.
Prisoner had • reaping book and fork in his
hands. He threw down something, which Within
thought it was gloves, whs. "Now, 11l be hanged
for you • now I'll murder yoe." Hi was about 30
yards Irons wirer WINS he said this. He seemed as if
shoat to carry his thrust into exertios, pointing the
fork and running towards him with groat fors, pursuing
rings who ran away up a sleep beak. Some boys
then serrated in sight, and prisoner mails away.--la
defame prieoosr said. • hog,
had
statenser, the
gist of whisk was that he bad bra employed by Mr.
Miter to out fuse, sad was on his groused whim be
nee Mr. Mangold, who followed sad warred him
wherever be went. This irritated him, and be said to
the former, "You stall have this pick urges you leave
off following me." Hs then ran away, when he (prisoner)
said " Tres all I wanted, now I As& have them —Kr.
lLudield, in reply to the Bra, said he did sot consider
his life was in danger hem the threats made re of
towards him by primmer, and oftasertently be was
discharged.
MIDIUMNIR SESINOND —no county business coo.
nested with thee Sessions, will lemmas' oe Tumeday,
the 20th inst., and the trial of prioress on the follow-
ing day. The following are those for trial :—Thoinas
Hardie, steeling a telmoope at Bridport ; George
(her, training sheep skins by false pretenses at Power.
stook ; James Groin, stealing sheep skies at
Chiloombe ; Mark Crate, orating a jeer at Fording-
too to.; Hoerr Ramey, stealing • sheep at Canford
Magi ; Williwa Mason, stealing money at Dorchester;
Joseph Woodier._ issalweriag moor at [trains, ;
John Watts, malgunisg moody at Netberbary ;
George Toop, storing a witch chain at (Marge ;
Frederick Oros steeling a scythe it litiasford.
On Boil :—Edward Caper, stealing money at Ware-
ham ; Waren Stanley, rearing stolen property at
Farrago. ; John Ramsey counselling soother to commit
felony at linens; George Penis, stealing • silver table
spare re Cradle Marsh.
' WEYMOUTH. Bytom AND Fours Brews So-
I ellvr.—Os Sunday titres sonars were preached at
St. Mary's Church in aid of the funds al this society.
Tbe Rev. T. Groins munched in the morning and
evening. and the Rev. .A. Poole in the afternoon.Th e cies were very liberal.
FIATS 01 STREWTH AND AGILITT.—ON Friday and
Saturday evenings, an individual calling himself •' Pro-
faner" Marti!, exhibited his fear of strength and
agility an the Saar The performares were staled to
(101111 in Of ruining, Talkies, welkin baskwards, and
ruining a wheal balfarils, boring NO yards. jump-
ing TO hurdles, pia; up • retain quantity of store
at given distances, • init up 13.7. from therm"
with his mouth_, throwing h a-ton over bead
Is half linadroil weights. The time given for the se-
complislurat of those fors was 30 minutes, but on
both evenings they were performed within three or
four Wastes of the gives time. We think, however,
that the professed half-elk was somewhat abort, but
be theta. it say the whole of the feats were well dose.
showing the " Profossee' to be endued with greet akin
and Stough. The " orgasms" was world to •
cosolesion by the " Proromee' portends, thr Charlie
Napier's celebrated trick at esverig a lemon cu • men's
hand with a dump sword. A number of peneas wit-
nessed the feats. _

00-10-171:11.-011 DAT.—We pensive that it la the in
-
Motion of meet of the tradaseme in the town to suspend
benison on Coronation day, than allewias them and
their amislants to enjoy a day's holiday in seawiesness-
ties of her Illaiwty's coronation.
IXOPOCTION OF TWO T 01.101.-00 Wednesday after.
Doom the poliges force of this hogwash, together with the
larnint and Gene, underwent an inspection by C=in.
Willis, the government
Inspector, the result of
PS are given to understand, was very satisfactory.
00NOIRT.—Tb• members of the Choral Boeiety of
Ude town saw their last cosieert of the season 00
Wetlands, evening, at the Royal Rotel Area&
Room. Jading from the member which
the enteetainneeet with their preens*, " Wives talent
Is not much thought of by the townspeople. It I. to be
melt regintied that the Choral Beeiety'• weeeerts de
het meet with more wateees, for they sorer
secteett In obleiabeg ferunlill booms. blames the

enseerts are really worth aMeeding, and the cia• cia
Wedaesday evehing Was More than antally atkeetive.
Nothwithstanding that the wieldy mead cengratalate
themeless en the seems of the last wooed in •
pecuniary Point of via, they have the estisteetios of
'mowing that the Presfiet mow attended tbe efforts ,
of the vocalists to please the compeer who aupportid
them by their preemies. Mr. Dubbins prejdsd at the
piano, herb* supplanted Mr. Beale. lb. programme
selected for the occasion ceasisted of • °bolos selection
of songs, *horns" end glees, which were very 'S.
ciently snag, and redacted credit upon the conductor
and tutor of the moiety, Mr. J. W. Board, and also
bpon the vocalists themselves. Kr. Gobbles contributed
In no slight degree to the harmony of the 'venlig, by
displaying his abilities es The harp, of width he is such
an ethcient master.
CERNE ABBAS-- Snow. ftrrr Sinarosa,
Wednesday. Before J. I. &id. and .1. C. Dale,
&qrs. Andrews Davis, of rrdclkitrentb de, was
brought up in custody charged with steeling • chain
of the value of expends, the property of Mr William
Symms, of that pariah. He was also chirped er.th steal.
big another chain, worth ls.te,longing to Mr H Darden.
He pleaded guilty to both charges, and was committed
for 14 days with hard labour in each cue. Franca
Fudge, and Ann Hardy, both of Sydling Sant Nicholas,
were charged by Francis Courtney with stealing two
dories and four pieces of ribbon on the
9th instant. The evidence was isondieting and the
Beach dismissed Itbe oust Four men,
Thelma Hicks, Charles Cheney, Frederick Burt, and
Willem Roberta, of Alton Pancras, were brought up
in eostody charged by P.C. Chinn With stamina( and
beating bins at Cern* Abbas on the 11th instant Hicks
was lined 90e. and exec and the other three 10s. and
costs each. which they at ogles paid.
PI DDLETRBNTH ID& —An /darn CLSZOT MAL
—A someirrhat carious incident, showing the remissness
of • clergyman, transpired in this plus on &Insley
evening week. In the absence of the motor, the
clerical duties devolved span an individual who 'hall
be nameless. A congregation, somewhat larger
than usual, attended the evening service at the parish
church, which of °aurae they inited would commence
at the areal time, sin o'clock, Such however
was not the ease. They very patiently awaited the
arrival of the clergyman for some time after the
appointed hour, lint as be did not appear, curiosity
began to be &roused at his Don-appearance, *kWh in-
creased as minutes flew rapidly by, and was at its
height after waiting in vain for shout an hour. Al
the expiration of that time the onogregatioa were tired
out, and Wt the char* sad at • portico of them were
wenaing their wgy to their homes the missing clergyman
was found taking • waft. He was informed of what
bad occurred, when he. expressed regret toe the
occurrence, Meting that he had entirely forgot the
time. During morning services he omitted to publish
the banns of marriage, and in order to rectify the
error he had to 'salient three or four paeans to &ream-
pasty him to church whilst he did so.
WAREH AIL —Sew lihrummo.—We beg to direct
the attention of 02f readers to an advertisement in to•
day's Wee announcing that the thew-shearing match
In soattectioa with the Wareham and Poubeck Agri-
Materal Society will take plain on Thursday next in
LolMorth Castle Park, kiadly pieced at the disposal of
the Society by Hr. Weld. This Society wail established
principally for the porpoise of encouraging the deserving
and industrioes agricultural labourer.
HERE REGIS. —An inquest on the body of
Jamas Langdown, aged 76, a labourer, at Bare
was held on Thursday, the 16th init.,before W. H.
Atkinson, Esq., coroner. The dammed was walking
ti.t.l:.,e turnpike road, within 200 yard' of his
when be was seen to fall by Samuel
Hewlett and Edwin Shave neighbours, who
hastened to his mistimes, but life was extinct. It
appeared that demised had fallen in a similar at
twice recently. Verdict: "Died by the visitation
of God."

BLANDFORD.—Boano or Guauntarg.—Etecnor
OF MAWR OF ?HI UNION.—On Saturday ilist a
meeting of the Board of Guardians for the Blandford
Union vu held at the nob:at-hostas. Besides the
ordinary busihess, the Board proceeded to the election
of a master of the anion in the room of Ur. Willi re-
signed. Ai will be wen from the subjoined list, Mr. John
Farmer*, I 8 years deemed to the late Sir John Smith,
Bart., of Down House, vu elected by an overwhelming
majority. There were 31 guardians, who gave their
votes aa follows :--Farmagelo; Betsy (Wareham) 5;
Matutiney (W. mouth) 4 ; Morgan (Wella) 1;
Rolloway (Ilablen Brad'ey) I.—Tbe following tenders
for broad were accepted by the Guardians :—Distridl
No. 1, Mr. J. Msatyard, (Edandford) 3d.; No. 2.i..111;,.
R. Rickman, (Darweston) 3d.; No. 3, Mr B
(Blandford) 31.; No. 4, Mr. K. Satchel], (Milton
Abbas) 44., No. 5, Mr. William Selby, (Mandford)
3t6.; No. 6, Mr. B. Cox, (Sikkim:id) Cid. ; anion-
hose', Mr. W. Selby, (Blandfdrd) 31d.
Pic-Nic —W. energised that our esteemed towns-
man, Mr. Bing, with • view of affording some little
amusement to those who may remain in Blandford on
Monday, the day chosen for the general holiday, intends
to get up • plonk party to visit the race down. We
treat the day may prove favourable, and that all will
heartily enjoy the pleasure* of a day's relaxation from
basint es.

- 1111101ALITT AND 8111J1171:1L NEOLICT —On
Friday last an inquiet was held before W. IL At/dames.
Esq., at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Oskfield, Bleadford, on
the body of George Laws*, a child six days old. Tbe
jury having been sworn proceeded to the reddens of
the parents situate in Boatbampton-row, generally
sailed " Harraelcrow." Haring viewed the body tiey
returned to the inn, where the following evidence was
given.- Leah Dawes, wife of • oosch.maker, said the
ettild was born on 'Wedawday, the Bth inst., in her
boss, where its soeber, lAssts Laws, lodged. Sarah
Mitchel and her sou, the father of the dull. all Used in
the same room. They bad no bed, bet all slept loietber
on mune shavings nattered on a bedstead. Tile last
tins she saw the child alive eras on Tuesday morning
(14th inst.) It was in • filthy state, and witness gave it
a good washing. Proper we had not been takes of it.
There were no clothes to put on the child after it was
washed. and Wines put on sons of her own. The
only bed clothes were two old sheet., one of which
was laid on the shavings, and the other covered the
three people. The old women took the room for her
son, the girl Laws cane afterward+, and the live
occupied the room for several weeks. Elisabeth
Lewes, mother of the child, said she was • native of
Cranborne. Came to Blandford when Ltehel went to
Dorchester to serve in the multi. Lived with th-m
• short time in Salsbury-street. Was Dot married,
bat the demised, George Edward Lewes, was her
child. George Mitchel was theta her. Had lived in the
same room as Kitdhel and his mother op to the present
tins—six weeks. The child was born on Thursday,
and was quite healthy, and took Ito
food well. After it ha I had the breast it
weal to sleep, and at six o'clock she found it was
deed --Mrs. Mailed was in bed with her at the time,
and the father was in the next room. —After
stating that she washed the child on Wednesday
morning, and that no doctor bad seen either her
or the Add, said that she slept with Sarah
Mitchel and her son sines he Mine back from the militia.
The child was alive at 6 o'clock, and was not dis-
coloured, and Mr. Lance, the relieving ones, saw it
▪ half•past six. Wes quite eertein she did not lay on
the child. Did sot go to sleep from the time she
suckled it till Mr. Lance maw it. Mitchel and
hie mother would not let her remain at Mrs. Davis's
house, though she offered to keep her for • month. She
also stated that Mitchel illssed her helots her wellis-
meat —C. Ingram, Coq., surgeon, stated that he had I
examined the etilid, which was apparently shoat
five days old. The body had a studied
appearenee, and was mach eineeisted. child
bad not bets properly taken care of, being in a 1
dirty neglected Sete. Though there were
shown aillaient to canes death, be believed r' am
saitriost
eashkenee bad been called in the child might have been
relieved. He gate it ea his opinion that death wee
eased by jaundice, seselerated by sighs* and improper
trfttmeat—The Coroner having read over the '
the jury gave the following eardist, 'That the
died from natural ceases, and it is the opinion of the
jary that the child's death was accelereeed by the want
of proper care and treatmeat, arising from the Igeocanee
of the mother, and the anheling_seednet ci Sarah
Mitchel and her son George.* The last two were
severely reprimanded by the wroner for their Martha,
conidnce and ordered to leave the room.

AOCIDIST Of TIM Sommer AID DOILBrt RAIL-
WAY.-00 Senday, the Lith hut. • auk of theiS the
propsety of Mr. W. Martin, of More Court Farm,
strayed on the above Rea, and before they were dis-
covered the 3.30 pm. train from Wheborzie muse up sad
killed five lambs and one stook ram, value En Fade-
palely the train keo as the metal& The field from wholes
they strayed is is to the line, between Bsileyvste
station and Spetialsary, the Imam from Mandford
to Code Mullen Chunk be many le in • very de-
fective state. The train wee stopped as soon u pudblio,
and Mr. W. Salisbury, the station-master at Bailey
Gate. sod Mr. H. Martin, with others assisted in
clesrng
the hoe. Only about two mouths ago 40 rows
on the line, Dear the same pdau, and bad
they sot bese seen by the porter et Bailey Gate
Ii time to Its,. them driven off before • train
appreeebed, 111. fateful to think of the diasidroes eon-
leseenees which might hue ensued.
rooLik—coot? or BASKIIIITTOT.--JUGG 16.
roes Mr. Commiolosier Geedlevitettill—ln Re Colonel
se —At an adjouroed di under
title bankruptcy it was announeed that ass. of L'7,300
hod been realised by the assignee' fow the benefit of
the creditors.—Mr. Bagley ensnared on behalf ci the
oMelal managers of the Leedom and Rotors Burk, in
support of two proofs of deist, 1b.... for EV3.000.
=Gears dimmed to WNW Waugh, sad the other for
ammo, heiag the balance dee in reepect of cells upon
sharee—Mr. L Linklater, foe theeengsess, asked that
the proofs should Auld over pending further inquiry,
He said that the figure were not yet speed upon, and
ooe or two legal questioes must be determined before
the amigos.; weld conaant to the admission of the
proofs—Mr. Commissioner Coulburn said he supposed
that if the proofs were allowed for the full amounts,
the gmater portion of the assets would be aborts. 4 in
payment of the dividend upon them —Mr. Linklater
eeU that must be ea.—Mr. Commiasioner Cloulbura
granted the application for an adjourument, and, upon
Mr. Begley's suggestion, directed the arignee• to
Width the oMeal managers with • list of their oh*.
times to the proofs—TM delineation of any dividend
stands over in the tneentime.—Mr. Sargood wits also in
the toes on Mihail of Col. A'
Kr. William Travers, of this town, was last week
admitted • Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons.
Loudon. by examination; end on the previous day Mr.
John F. Churchill was admitted • ltientiste of the
Company of A
Her Majesty has graciously pleased to approve
the following appointment is the 4th Dorouhies Rill.
Volunteer Cone, viz., John Vincent, guitleman, to be
Ensign, vies Welsh, resigned.
Camino AG/JIM MIL 'renew; Doaesa. Mr.
names Durso*, who bas been some time past confined
In Whitecross-street Priom, London, was brought
thanes undo. • warrant lodged wines him by &win'
Modest Gifford, some mouths ago, ant was taken before
.7. Gum Fop, one of tie borough otagistrateS at the
polies-station. The charge against him was that he hei
obtained, by means of false pretences, he sum of £2.000
heal Mr. Thomas Salter us 1 others. fly promouto,s,
howerer, did not ap ear, Nor any attorney on that?
behalf. The name of Thomas S .15er ems salted thee
times in the usual way, sad no mower being made, Ilr.
Denial wee dieebeeged.
811ZILBOILNI.-0n Monday umber the 7th Dense
Valuators am kapeelea by Mjitust Buret,. no
Mar tees bled in the erithee SAC and eller being pal

through nukes exereises the adjutant taproom! hie
satisfaction at their efficiency, and he wished to main
all the names of those who would attend camp ao4 laser
than the lid July.
On Thursday, the IMit inst., an moident cossn..4
to Mr. Kidd, master of the Commercial &hoof at
filv•rborne, in consequence of the horse he was drieiag
shying at something which lay in the road. Mr. Kidd
was &roma out, though not much hurt, the hone
was muob injured, and the carriage was broken to
piece&
IMNGWOOD.—Corraos Gammas filoarrr.—
The erst mbibitioe of flowers, fruit, and 'sg,ieblos
of the above society took place on Wed y,
15th instead, In the commodious theme recently
mated by Hay Moroni, req., kindly lent for Om
occasion. The display of dowers and vegetables
was of a very creditable demporiptioa, and some very
Me samples of fruit were exhibited. The weather,
though on the whole five, was inclined to be showery,
which no doubt prevented the attendance of may
TM following is alist ol the seommeful ezhibitors : —For
the brat kidney potatoes, Mrs. Mood ; mooed, W.
Falcimer y best oabbeip, 8. Mew; mooed, W. Kea.
dill; best oolong, Broomfield; 'mooed, & Mera
beet lettuce, E. Kendall; second, W. Palomer ; baud
peas, Mrs. Young ; mood. Mrs. Cellar; best geom.
berries, Alfred Colborne; mood, 8. Mew; hog
currants, Mrs. Peckhana ; beet rhubarb, Leaning g
mooed, Mm Took.; three best pleats in pots, Mrs.
Tenant: wood, Mrs. List; best single paw
pot, Mrs. Baker; mooed, Mrs. likeable; boo
bouquet of out dowers, Broomfield; second, W.
Kendall; bent bouquet of wild domes, **of
Colborne; emend, W. Kendall; prize llot hag
general ezkibitor, gives by H. R. Moran', Esq., W.
Kendal.
CHIYPENHAM. ALM= NECILIIMICI OY a
PARISH M20105L OV/1021— An investigation by W.
H. T. Hawley, Esq., Poor• Lew Inspector, took Mame
recently at the Beard-room of the Chippeshani work-
house Into three separate charges of anima
against Mr. James Hooper, of Ford, nenrecistie Coed*,
parish surgeon, and of using staisies languep to peeper
patents, whose deaths appeared to Imre bees hentsmsd
In isonsequenos of such neglect. The whole si Me
end me will be reported upon by the Inspeeke of
the Poor• Law Board, who will in doe seams give their
delusion in each one.

RESIGNATION Or TIN RIM.
P. &HAMM Berner Hamra Counderabie ex-
citement bad been caused among tee members sad coe-
grapnel' attending Brown-street Chapel, by the elessiplu
of • letter from the above psetleme. sfasessift Ide
reagnetios of the charge whisk for the pest in at sin
years he so ably presld.d over se a enisister of the
GospeL From whet ure ean learn this andulett recipe-
lion was not in the Mat expected. for thrash the rev.
gentleman, some eight or tea months ago, pre hie
000gregatiou to understand he might then soon remove,
he subsequently annestmed his intention of reesainieg
with them, and on the present omens went away
ostensibly with no other object in 'kW than to"ltus:
little r-lmation from ministerial labours. Hr, i,.ie
has during his pastoral oversight of the "bore as
been instrumental in raisin the Baptist name
aWi;.by his eloquent pulpit orates...
MELLOW—Simons SOOIDINT —On Thurs-
day, theltihinat. ea moident, which it la to be feared
will terminate fatally, happened to • lad named Hill,,
aged eleven years. It appears that be was Isonisif his
uterine' hens to water, and in daing so gays It
musk rope. The mhos] upontmeeosd splashing about Is,
the water, and kicked the unfortunate boy in the leek
knocking his jaws and teeth to pines. Medical amid-
mos was procured se quickly se possible, bat very little
hope Is entertained of his recovery.
ILVEILTON. —Bumping RONNIIIT. —R rubbsry of
a singular character has just been dimmend at
verton. The lodge is the property of dm Nev. G. ff.
Harding, andeboot twenty-six peen ego that gendsmit
mooed a brick vault te be constructed in the ease, eon
deposited therein twelve doom of wine. The been
las sum being in the Meneation of four Mime
tenants, and oft examining the premises the ethernet,
It was discovered that the wine had, at sane time en
other, been abstracted. A reward of £5 had been
offered for the discovery of the thieves, but from the
nootrainty as to the period of abstraditioo, Um Memos
of detection appear to be exondingly alight.
STOWEY.—lbusraous Fits—On ThorselluThirfe:
leg Ire broke out in the barn of Mr. Edward •
at Woodlands, near Stover, and destroyed shout In
hundred bushels of wheat, ID hubris of beans, sad
quantity of oats, besides a very large quantity of straw:
The ben and outhouses were MI burnt to the gramd.
and pearly the whole of Mr. Carver's agrieviteral
laple-
menlo, many of which were of great value, were Wally
destroyed. Kr. Corner was from home et the 1t..,
and at present the muss of the fire's auksows, his
said that most of the buildings WWII Insured.

BOUTHPKTRERTONVaTAL Aonnece.—Oie
Monday, the 13th inst., an accident, wide& hurl-
noted fatally, warred to • dairyman in tie employ el
Mr. R. Welsh, of Rtneklineh. It eppesru that lb. as-
fortunate deceased, who is only pan of hal
been to Pethertou on the day in question, and
In the evening, and turning a very morrow owner arc
Tout Cross, the wheel came in coated with the leak.
The hone going rather fast, the tort wee overtnreell,
and, falling on the deeemd, death wee eared Metes-
teneously. An inquiet yea held on Tharclalae
before W. W. Unnektese, Esq., and a verdict ce
" Aceidental death" returned.

A SomataCes RAM Seowet.—On Widitestely
eyeshot an aleoleie aced broke over Keith and Rs.
Keith in • sulphurous rain-pone. The valet teeins
gave evidence of the pbenomea se not only by Um smatl,
but by • covering of sulphur thick es a expense. The
little pools by the wayiides were all sirai'srly sovetiod.
POSTAGE ON LITTSNS von AVETIALIAL LIED NM
ZnALLXD.—Os Mosi 14 July next, and thenseforward.
We postage of a letter not exec/dim haEuri-ennes.,
addressed to any of the Australian samba, (s_amell.
Victoria, New South Wale, Booth Australia, weaker
An/troths, Queensland. and Tasmania), or to Now
Zealand, when forwarded by packet we. Southampton,
will be raised to Is., and when forwarded eis
to Is. 4d. Simuleaneously, the postage of leltste
forwarded to Australia or N.., Zealand by private midge
will be reduced to 4d. the half ounce leer. The meals
of progression for abarging letters exceeding baiter.
ounce in weight, will, at the sone time, be atedilled,
and such letters will be charged as follows :—Ple
Southampton, above half-an-ounce and not exemidie(
ace mines, 2e.. for every additional half -oases, is.
liar sills', above half-an-ounce and not exorediag see
eine, is. Bd., foe every additional balf-ousies, Is. Mg
by elves ship, above heltanctunce and not eneseding
ono cense, 13d, for every oddities") balf-ounes.
4d. All letters intesided to be forwarded win
Marseilles, or by private ship should be asperseribel
amordangly. The pelage upon all lease addirsemd
to the Australian geoid= or New Zealand, whether
conveyed by packet or by private ship, must be paid is
&dean... —By command of the Postmaster General,
General Post-oMoa, Jane, 1864.
Dototte. lillyneo ow mu DOTI= or VOMITS:NU.
—OO Thursday the lath. Ms* First Stalk Aominiserr
tire B.Mellon of Volunteers, whisk bee beim eassospoil
at Great Barton, about three miles from Bury age
Edmunds, was reviewed by Woad *limo, laspiater.
cgworl Voluneeers. At the does of the review the
-General addressed the men, in the ems* el
which be mad* the following remarks :—Grest precialen
of movement was all fridge is battle, althoegh it wee
all tight on the parade greed el reedit troops Tie
his mind the volunteer should be • soberedeled. God'
fearing man, earnest, and determined to help
at the plush, to learn ail sh mu of military o=6:Bre
sesessary for absolute warfare, to be obedient to hie
°Meese, and to trust to them °Mem piecing him
in • positios where his qualities as • brave steady mas
might make him usefial in the day of battle. Presidem
of movement might be thrown to the winds, altheegas
the main points should be asmuutsly takes up, saill
MI movements @bailie be wen knows that they fairaill
be szeonted "at the doable." Now that veluateste
took • large sea yearly fres the piddle pens they bad
imposed upon themselves a grave respatelitility, and be
hoped they would work up to what wee iitx posed sE
, them, not only by the sountry and govengsset, but
I also by their sweethearts and wives.
There was a "sink." at Disrespect Prime et Monday
morning. the envies osse and all valuing to week.
They were accedisgly marched bask sad oceans' is
separate esik until their puniebraest hoe boss decided
on. A ringleader met every perenanice or order of Moe
warders with the most dreadfal bnpremliens set
threats. The mess of the mutiny was the upraised=
of the new reduced scale of diet. lot some neenthit
pail the ',evertors of enviot primes have had wham to •
adopt the reduced scale of Met, whist was apperelli
by the eonstaissioa of doctor' ander Moo authority el the.
Secretary of State. Up to Siredey these seders had set
been adopted in Dertmoor Prison, and the old Kele we
adhered to On that morsing, however, It was gio.
Pounced to the envies that tie asap was to be
made. The dianitidaeion soon hesame apcorent,end
soma well-disposed *soviets gave the eilleisie
early inf orneriest' that a serious anialiny win senteme
plated. Prompt messeres wail damn Asiss tope-
vent it. _ _

°Bowleg story is going the round of the
—Dr. Thompece, before hie elevation to thelliTua
York, had hese miming from severe tooth.rnks. and It
was pronounced neezy to 1111110•11 the
member. It was proposed to alleviate Ike lit
ohloroform. Now, bishop's wife, aaL
bet raid perms was very averse to this ; @he 111.
admired her knebend's well-knows mantel powers,lZ
°mid not divest her land of the idea that chimaera
bad as injurious effect upon the brain. Bat tb• bishop.
sethirltimiradisig her argot reemmetranses, decided an
ersploying the sedative; the does was administ
the teelb_pealresly extracted, and the parties returned
be... The prelate had reeovered his natal health when
away afterwards a letter was delivered to him from
theffiremier, °Marine te his meeplases the Asclabishomia
of York. Fie raid not mast the hopes= slit era
rananniestine the intelligiras to the sharer of his Ws
and sorrows; so, in °Ober ea excited sewer, eaterins
her apartment., he exclaimed. "I am archbishop
York]" The poor lady was @idly disoomerted ; @be fell
issued that her won fun were realised, sad that be
had become seriraly affected in his mind. "sh r ate
exelahned, "I told yea so • I knew bow it woad be g
that horrid cbloroloe.f Or; sad litrrin "di "X=d
yonne—" Indeed, my dime the
" the sews is tree* Bet she maid not le divest—WWl
her lmewsssloo until tbe letter warn pat into her bands.
• PAUWILL ram Yon BAITLI•11111.D.—OR the
of owe of the Yankees killed In the light at
tresTetow Tavern was found a bit of paper twirled
In the ImAoahol. of his gasket. It was a wretched
penal serawl. evidently written after his fall, asd
while death was petting libn into his eyes. It era
mowed :—L John Willielmsr, 2ed New York Oavaky.
lam shot and dying. Whos,er AD& 10111, seed air
to Sarah Wdbeima r. &weirs Pest-,s. New York.
nhe is my sister, and only relative in the erentry.
Oh, my poor slater, do OA break your hem* bat I
am shot through the breast and . and they bare
go ot and lett me berg." . follows is We
paragraph la obliterated by bleed. The mixt rentera
sad. Write to Ooarad Vittear• ot our eslmleat
he owes me 50 dela., whisk lie will pay yea. 016 ray
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