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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

THE FATE OF THE ABYSSINIAN CAPTIVES.

Ilighly important news reaches us from Abyssinia
through a Fr, nch channel; and if the facts he as stated
there is reason to fear Mean. Rearm, Cameron, and.
Stein have, probably, ere this, been released from their
troubles by the hand of the executioner. An is already
known,an insurrection of formidable proportion. threatens
the rule of King Theodore, the reigning potentate
of Abyssinia; and aooording to the aeootints published,
a greet battle was fought between the Royal troops and
the rebels on the 30th of July lest. The former
numbered 95.000 m-n, while the latter, who, it seems
were partly commanded by European officers, were still
more numerous, and occupied an entrenched camp.
The engagement began at Big o'clock in the morning
and lasted the whole day ; aid after losing 23,000 dead
and 18.000 wounded, King Theodore remained master of
the field. Recognising the hand of the Rnelish in the
skilful operations of his enemy—and to which he
attributed greater eueoess—the King is said to have
ordered all the prisoners to be put to death. When the
account left, there had not been time for carrying out
this sanguinary order, but unless the Empress dared to
interfere there was every likelihood that it would be
duly executed. The truthfulness of the narrative is
impugned by several papers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

Till NSW CORN-IXCHANCI.

Mr. Gregory asked that the Enclosure Commissinn..
should be urged to complete the transfer of the lands
from Mr. Toone to the Council nocessary fur the 11" V
Corn-Exchange. The work wu going on most unsatis-
factorily at present, and he thought it adviseble to stop
the carrying of the ...Hs any higher.—The Town Cleat
said he bad made various applications for it, but could
not get it completed. All they bad got to do, woull
not occupy two minutes. He was desired to urge thou
again to finish the treader.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

PUBLIC APPOINTMENT&

Tuesday. R.—Auction of Live and Dead Farming Stock
et Cbarminster, by Mr. Ewer.

Cerne Abbas and Lyme Regis (Dorset) Fair.
Dowaton (Wilts), Hainbledon and Lymington
(Dante), and Lyme Regis (Dorset) Fairs.
Wednesday, a —Elm, near From., (samaras') Fair.
Lecture at the Tomball, Dorchester, by the Rev.
J. B. Owen, in aid of the funds of the
Working Ifen's Institute.
Thursday, 4.—Yarnboroulh Castle (Wilts) Fair.
Auction ef neat Household Furniture and Meta
_ .

"at tho F-orn7M-Li;Uge-- Eio-rnit-tMor, by MX-.
W. U. Dryer.
Friday, 5. Auction at the Fox Inn Yard, Weymouth,
of Monet, Spring Vane, kn., ke., the Pro-
perty at Mr. Compton.
Saturday, 6. --Appleahaw (Manta) Fair.
Mootk7. S.—Excursion to Loudon from Weymouth,
Dorchester, ke., (South•Weetern).
Tuesday. 9. -11oreheater County Court.

BIRTHS.
September 21, at Marston, the wife of Mr. Loogmag
of • son.
September 21, at 19, Camden-erement, Bath, the wife
of the Rev. William Gee, vicar of East Coker, Somerset,
of • ion.
September 23, at titadiand, the wife of Alesonder
Mintey Lockham, Seq., of twin goat
September 23, at Moor Critelmil, the wife of Mr. John
Coombs, of • son.
September 25, at Ladwell. Saliabory, the wife of the
Rev. Matthew Mortimer Ffineb, militant sante of
Doahead St. Mary, of a daughter.
2S, :it I, Hamilton-place, the Lady Selina
bend, vl

to olls
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

PROPOSED SCHOOL Or LIT.

The Mayor stated that the sub-committee bad mot
deputation from the promoters of the School ci Art,
and • report bad been prepared by Mr. Andrew; hut
unfortunately, he had not sent it to the Town Clerk's
office. The substanoe of it was that the committee
recommended the Council to swede to the applicatirn
for lots 56 and 57 of the Wollaston field *date on the
uaual terms, with a clause in the loath that if the
premises erected ceased to be used as • School of Art,
the property should revert to the oonneil.—in an..,
to a question, the Mayor said the proposed !wilding
would coat £4OO or £5OO, rather more than the mince-
meat' of the plota.—Tbe report washdopted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

WEY MOUTH ESPL A N ADZ, GLOUCESTER-
BOLTS&

A GOVERNESS-PUPIL required on WI-
Z]. torms.—Address Ms E. L. &nos.

CERNE ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY CllVEN,—'l'hnt the
ToLLS arising at the @fivers' TOLL OATES
called or known by the names of Pudding Knap Gate.
Dogbeny Gate, and Gate Poet Gate, will be LET BY
AUCTION, subject to each conditions as will be this
and them producmi, to the best bidder, at the ?Dm Ica.
in Clime Aligns, In the county of Dorset, ea
WEDNESDAY, the :ilst day of OCTOBER neat,
between the hours of twrlve o'clock at noon and t wo o'clock
In afternoon of the same day, for one year. oommencing
on the first of January, one thousand eight hundred and
piety-Nivea, at twelve o'clock at noon in the manner
directed by the Act of Parhament poised in the third
year of the reign of hie late Majesty King George the
Fourth, " For Emulating Turnpike Roads ;" which said
Tolle produced last year the aiim of 1272 above the
ezpenses of collecting them, and will be put up at that
lan,.. . . . .

--Whoever happens to be the best bidder, must at
the same time pay one month in advance of the Rent
et whia sueh Tolls may be let, and give security, with
✓uiliciect sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees
of the 'laid Turnpike, for payment of the remainder
1 the Money monthly.
/MIA at Dorchester the 29th day of September, 1866.
G. J. ANDREWS.
Clerk to theSirrustees et the mid
Turnpike Beads.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

H. WHEELER,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
21, ST. MARY•STREET, WEYMOUTH,

BEGEI leave to call special attention to that
portion of his stook mentioned below, and to
the fact that all goods aro charged, sod marked
In plain figures, at the London and Paris prices.
He solicits a emporium of the price of the
goods offered with those of the same quality
supplied by any other house.
BOOKS in all daises of literature in various
styles of binding.
BOOK PARCELS received from all London
publishers every day, SO that any book not
in stock, ia supplied without extra charge one
day after order.
QTAT lON ERY of every description from
Mews. He La Roe, Dobbs, Kidd, and other
MAZOIESSSUZOTS.
BIBLES, Church Seniors, and Common Prayers,
porinted and bound at the Orford Univ=
Press, by Beerier and Sous, by Her Majest •
printen, end at the Cambeidge Col y
Prem. A stock of more than 500 to select from.
TNRSPATCH BOXES In Turkey, Morocco, and
XI Montan Leather, by the beet makers.
Warranted in any climate.
WORIC BOXES and Writini Desks in Walnut,
Rosewood, Turkey, Morocco. and Ruac
_

Loathers.
OTUDENTB' Writing Cam, Parma, Book fillidaa,
0 Lotter Wbaro, Scrap Books, Photographic
Albums, aad Parisian Novelties of all kinds. A

,Pl.,,r:&Phio

very arte samortabeat.
l --
r AMES' CARRIAGE BAGS. A very duties
1.1 salsotioo.
"(TINTING Card MIAMI Engraved, and Cards
V carefully printad by the new presses at a day's

neTtice-. "
OLE AGENT for the CHOICE FOREIGN
CIGA.EB imported from Havana by Marra
Wolff, Phillips, sod Co.
JOHANN Maria Farina's Eau de Cologne Dap%
_

Sr Orders by latter punctually attended to, and
Goode Mlllooiialli to 20c. sent Carriage paid.
21. ST. DIL&EY-IiTHILET. WEYMOUTH.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

Per 811 t. to sink the Offs,.

s.d. a. d. d. d%
Inf. coarse beasts 3 6to S 10 Prlm•Soutbdownes 10 to 6 0
6econ4 quality.. 4 oto 4 6 Lr 2. coarse calem4 Sto 5 0
prim.h,f• csen 4 Sto 5 0 Prime small
Prime Scots, &c. 5 Vto 5 4 Largo hogs 4 oto 4 6
Inf. comss *beep S Bto 4 0 Neat sail. porkers 4 Sto 5 4
Second quality . 4 Ito 5 0 Setwcalresoschll 0t023 n
Prime coarse wrlid b 4to 5 8 .1;1r.4.tv plssolo 30 oto 31
TOTAL ElOPPLY.—Britßessta, 1,120; cone,
sheen and lambs, 7,500; calves, 312; tiers, 4VO.
Foreign—llesata, 812; sheep and lambs, 3, d 00; cal.eN
20t1.; pigs, pa

ki;93;rlt---61t0 LEA Dittila.LL, Friday, —These mute's
are fairly supplied with meat. For all k'uds the trade
is dull, at our quotations.
Per Sib., by the comae.
a. d. .4.
Inferior bole .. 3 6to 3 8 ' Inferior matlon 3 to 4t
Middling ditto 310 „ 4 0 Illiddllng . 4
Primo 'omega. 4 9 4 4 Prima ditto.. . 4 1 o
onallditto4 6 „ 4 11 Large pork I 10
Vaal 4 0 „ 5 4 SIDRA dittO 5 6
Barstot, Thuraday.—We had a full ruryll of bed at
our market, including • good show of Irish anionic.
many of which were brought up from places at •distanor.
There was • brisk sale, at last week's tries., beet de,
criptions realising from 70s. to 72a, and in *sorption',
instanced • Vide more money wag given; while
secondary sample' sold at from 13s. to 68a. per cwt.
We also had • full supply of sheep, and prism for but
wethen were very arm, from Afd. to 9d. per lb. being
given; but there was • slow sale for ewes and infertor
orts, and • number were left on band WI • late hour.
Lar_ge quantities of store oattle matinee to arrive from
Ireland, and a number of store 'beep arrived by the
packet this morning ; they ware rather late for the
market, however, and were very little in demand. We
had • large supply of pigs, and trade WY dull at •
marked reduction in prices, bacon pigs realidng from
10s. to 10s. 3d., and good porkers from 10a 3d. to
10e. 6d. per score. Small show of horses, with a
moderate demand, and the trade was of • limited
character.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

-
Yours obediently.
R. A. KINGLAKE
Wseton.super-Mare, Sept. 24.

Tug Olownporn understands that Mr. Walpole hu
declined to review his decision in the ease of Toaster,
who was convicted at the last Berko assize of a oriminal
umiak upon his housekeeper.

THE fight for the champion's belt betweenTnialdwin
and Marsden, took place on Tuesday, at Hahne, near
Huntingdon. After a severe contest of sixteen minutes,
and when the fight wan clearly in favour of aßaldwin,
the ring was broken up by the Nottingham roughs, who
had been banking Marsden. one of their townsmen.
Solar EATING SPROUTED 11 I/MR.—Upwards of 20
valuable sheep belonging to Mr. Bradahaw, miller and
farmer. Wykham, near Bloaluen, Oxon, strayed into a
ILld of barley which was ant but not carried. They ate
a good deal of it, and as the grain was sprouted, the
results were very unfortunate. lii, feared that a great
many of them cannot recover.
Aspocnox OF GIRLS AT HULL.—There has recently
been carried on at Hull a most nefarious practice. viz..
Übe obtaining of young girls for immoral porpows and
convening them over to Germany. Yollollgirls have re-
peatedly been mimed by their parents, and on inquiries
being made it has been found that they have been taken
off to some German port by persons who make it their
business to precare young was for immoral purposes.
Loring the 10-t few day, there hare been • number of
case, of "girls miming from home," in fact within a
week five much can.. were report, rl, the girls being all
between the age of fourteen and fifteen. One girl has
been seen in different almhea to those she wore
when she left home, but on being followed she made
her *map., nod has not been heard of &ince. Of the
others nothing at present is known.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

RAMBLEDON.

Camomile ACCIDIXT. —We have often noticed
the danger of wearing skeleton crinoline.; an acci-
dent which occurred lad week at Ilambledon exam-
plifies the tisk ladies run who drive in these
abominations. Mrs. Alfred Watuey, accompanied
by the Counteet de Hamel de Mania, and another
friend, had just returned to the Lodge from their
afternoon drive, when the young lady who had acted
as whip sprang from the box, her crinoline hung on
the lamp, and she fell with great force to the ground.
Fortunately, the pony stood perfectly still, but the
lady WM insensible for an hour from the effects of
the shock, and her foot, which had caught In the
wheel, w; 9 much Incised.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

LOCAL BOARD or arum.

---
It was reported that the alterations and improvements
0 the water-works were being proceeded with sati,he-
torily. The along the mtll bank bad not been built
iyet, as Mr. Dario required all his stair at one of the
walls of the new burial ground at Fordington, which 110
" bulged out" by pressure of the earth. A special r.te
of to. Id. for repayment of loans was ordered, l'he sum
required woe £776 13s. 4d., for the year and the rate.
able value Is £14,944 Bs. 6d.
There was no other business of public interest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

Debonsbirt.

f.XETEIL

Al:COI:UM to the Wee/ens 1101'16,1g Nroff the
number of deaths at Exeter from cholera and choleraic
diarthres have been about fifty, end "folly one-half
kayo taken placui among men and women ',iron to
intoxiintiou. Half the remainder have boon in rooms
and under conditions in which morality and her ith
were alike imposeible." Open drains traverse the
courts, dung heaps stand in the corners, and it bee
been die:wavered that a stream polluted with sewage
has been need for wasibing, culinary and
purpoeos
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

lET COUNTY EXPRESS

AN:

him up a bed, and after 11131'111d laid himself
down and become comfortable, this man, having ascer-
tained that all was right, would invariably wove and lay
himself down by his side. When he looked upon this
singular man nod thought of the way that he first met
him, and the change that bad taken place, he could but
esebiim, " BArch] what bath Clod wrought." The vet'.
archdeacon concluded his &dames by an allusion to what
had been acoottiplialt.d by the efforts of the society in
ot',er fields cif lubour, and made an eloquent appeal fur
addie a/ support.
After is few additionsi remaiks from the en Sinus rt,
the singing of the well.k noon hymn, "From Greenland's
icy inonntabut" and the benediction, the meeting was
brought to a do,. The collection realised 1:4 Be.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

BY !UPHAM ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

LONDON MARKETS.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
MARIC•LANE, MONDAY, Om 1.
Arrivals of English wheat very moderate, condition
but middling. Trado ruled firm, but sales progremed
*lowly, at for the most part the prices of Monday last.
Foreign wheat in fair demand at last Monday. cur•
et mi. Floating cargoes ruled firm. Thu barley trade
was firm, at extreme rites.
Malt finu in the extreme, and high prices were
obtained.
There wu a good demand for oats, at an improvement
in value of la. per quarter from Monday last.
Very few beans on offer, and fully late prices woe
obtained.
Peas folly supported late rates.
A moderate demand for flour, and prises ruled firm.
Cakes &steady, at quite late rates.

METROPOLITAN CAITLE MARKET, oce. 1.
Our market was extensively supplied with foreign
stock, in fair average condition, demand steady, and the
quotations were supported.
From our own grazing districts the arrival of beasts
WIN moderate. Good and prime stock steady, at full
quotations. Inferior breeds, however, were adu 1
inquiry, at late rates. The general top figure was
Si. 4d. per Sib.
A falling off in the supply of English sheep, both as
In number and quality. Good and prime breeds moved
off steadily, at, in some instances, an advanoe in prices
a 2d. per Sib. Inferior sheep were a slow inquiry, at
previous currencies. The best Downs and half-bre&
produced Gs. 2d. per Sib.
Calves changed hands slowly, at from 4s. 6d. to Ga. 6d.
re!. €.‘116 . .

g small pigs in good 'request. at extreme quota-
tions ; 'otherwise the pork trade was heavy, at lave
week's currency.

MONEY MILRKET, O. L
Consols for money have improved per cent., being
narkcd goi to ftlli ; and for the amount 8911 to 89j.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

fottrp.

TO THE MEMORY OF THE HON. G. F. BERRI:Lk:I-i
CELEBRATED DOO "BRUTUS..
POOT Brute.! mine eyes o'er flowed with tears
When I read the touoldog stay of thy death .
So let we hero record thy noble worth,
Thy brave devotion, love, and ton4ttno•4
The fond compassion of • master kiod,
Whom larym and tender heart is full of lose
For every living thing, to whom thy loas
Will prove • blotted led In nomory's boa,
When many • longtheued year has
Thou art deeply mourned. Thy faithful cu.:,
Watchful affection, earnest gam, and l.ve,
have hitt • blank no other friend can Ell.
IFIKEELV.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

PROVISION M ARKETE.

WINCING LAIR, Priday.--augar : A fair demand, el
full rates. Bather more badness in reaped ? brown
lumps, 41e. 3d. to 425. 64. Gaffe.: Sold with fair
spirit, at Mandy prime; lee ordinary to middling
plantation Cp_ylon, 76a. to 81a. Tea: A good demand fog
new mamma Congon, at la. 94. to la. 44. A fair boaincia
done, at full rates, for white and eon grain. Tallow
The norkst dull Anew P.Y.C., 46r. on the rpot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

W EYMOUTH.

III'NTERS AND HARNESS HORSES FOE BALL

IL T. ENSOR haa been favoured with
instructioas to SELL by AUCTION „in the
I:"TAL HOTEL YAZD, WEYMOUTH, on TUESDAY,
I.;th OCTOBER, 1866, the following superior HORSES,
viz : • well-bred brown horse, 6 years, 16 hands, clever
with hounds and up to • great weight; • well-bred bay
I.or*, 6 years, 151 lianas, clever with hounds and up
to 14 stoma
The above are the property of Mr. Teacart, of Chick-
reell, who sells them solely in oonsequence of his declin-
ing hunting. Also the following, the property of a
gentleman :—Bay horse, 6 years, 11 hands, clever with
Lunde, and good in single and double harness ' • black
10r.r, 5 years. 1.13 hands, a clever hack, and good in
single and double harness; very handsome thorough-
bird grey mare, 5 years, 14•3 hands, • good hack and
sill carry • lady ; pry. *oh, 7 years, 141 hands, clever
sill, bounds, quiet to harness; • well-bred chesaut
ware, 5 years, 115 bands, up to 16 stone, clever at timber
mid coil, bas been regularlybunted with the IRhicknicior
Vole and lewd Poltimore's hounds; "Romp," by Slane
—lAdy W,1.l nee stud book), 6 yeses, 151 hands, • rich
bst with black points, will wry • lady, was hunted a
little last 1101••011. . . . . . . .

'II. above horses will be sold sound, subject to
%stcrinsre inspection at the time of Bale.
Sac it Three o'clock in the afternoon.

A. GOOD STOCK AND CORN FARM of
..71r. sere; with good resident*, near Winchester,
1.. ho LV.T for a Tenn. ' Immediate entry by taking
l'r.r.t Tfl.goo. be., at Valuation.—Apply to Mr.
NDCIL, Land Agent, be., Burtledon,
lwrttlaimptou.

WANTED, by one of the largest SICK and
DEMI ASSURANCE COMPANIES, re.
~:pectaWe AGENTS and CANVASSERS in the following
places and surrounding districts, vis., Dorchester,
Poole, Gillingham, Marnbull, Stalbridge, Sturusinster,
10.,ndfuld, Slyrlionse, ithattesbury, Domninster, Lyme
ma other Towns is Dorset.
Foremen of works, Sabooluisatera, and persons having
spare time, may materially increase their Incomes.—
Likral Tama.
Apply to SufIUXTIPDUT Provincial Union Ailllar.
mace Company, The Mollies, Pudierton, Salisbury.

NVANTED, by a Clergyman's Wife, two little
Girls, ut wards of ...on yearn old, to educate
with her own children, in th 3 neighbourhood of Lyme
Rrsir and Charmouth. Situation very healthy.—Apply
10 '' X. Y. 2.," Mr. F. Tackees, Telegrams Otllee, Bridport.

NVANTED, in • small family, • respectable
person as HOUSE and PARLOUR MAW.
INA trolerstand her work, waiting at table, and plain
nr,X.rerork.—Addross, "A. 8.," Tdegrant

EDUCATION.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

TOTS KS.

Tn MYSTIMIOUS MURDER.—On the night of the
It* let e travelling pugilist, named Osspenio, went
with his wife and child to the Oxford Arms, rota.",
whore they had something to drink. Ho left her
there with a "Cheep Jack" woman and a Plymouth
pugilist, about a quarter-past ten, and returned to
ihe rwsecourss, end slept in a booth. Hs did not
see his wife or child alive afterwards. Mrs. °option
wee found in the mill hut, hut it appeared she had
been criminally assaulted and Wean on the bead
,fflicaustly to cause dem:i before submersion. No
ot ilmu uur Jcz far hal yet I,eathatmeted. ilaea

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vilLUSOlit NII—CaIITIOX.—Nrine penalise without tall aml ... .1-
"M. J (NMI. Itronnes Chlocodyno" on the Governmant plispqn im•stell
(Pt env he Ittor.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

TIN VOTING OF COUNCILLORS..

- - - ---
The Town Clerk remarked that it was the practire
for gentlemen to refrain front voting on certain
questions, but if Counsel's opinion was worth anything
that was not legal. The opinion of Mr. Mellish had
been taken by the Municipal Law °Moen' Scotty,
whether it Ii absolutely imperative that the Council
shall decide all questions by a majority of the members
present, and he replied in the affirmative ; also, if s.)
members be present and 19 vote for a motion, and pt
against, end one remain neuter, whether there would
be such an equality of votes as to give the Mayer
Chairman a casting vote, and whether the neut.l
member ooald be rejected in the computation of vtf,!
Re replied that in such a ease there would not be
an equality of voted so as to give the Chairman a math.;
vote, and the vote of every member who did not vote in
the affirmalv° must be counted in the negative, and
when a member does not wish to vote he must leave tLe
room.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

Vampobire.

RI NO WOOD.

Ncw Colts-Excite co a. —We aro vary glad to
tind that at bet are s ' atep hail been made towards
the erection of a Corn•Esehange. During Um paM
week the houses on the proposed site for the lini,ltig
have been pulled dos, 4 and the materh Is ca
away, was to leave the site dear for the inspection
of the architect in the early part of the following
week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

CHALDON HERRING.

SCIIWOL TItt.AT. --Through the liberality of the
Rev. James Cr.., the vicar of this parish, the oldd.
dren of the day and Sunday schools have bad their
minus! festival. Although the 'Mege contains but
shout 35 houses, about SO children assembled to
participate in the afternoon's enjoyment. They
perambulated the village, a gay band with flags and
I:anners, and after amusing themselves for a while in a
II with juvenile sports, amongst which running for
przes wee a feature of great interest, they returned
the schirrol.ronm, where a bountiful and excellent
simply of to. and cake awaited them, provided by
Mr. R. Trent. The room was pleasingly decorated
ul.ll flowers and greenery. Of oouree the obildren
ri.;iiyed the tea and the sports thoroughly, and were
I -Ail of thankfulness to our exoellent and genial
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

CorrefSponbtutt.

A WORD IN SEASON TO SHEEP FARMERS.

To the Editors.

If this wet weather should unfortunately col:thine,
it is probable that in low lands, saturated by long
and heavy rains, the " rot " may affect our sheep.
There is no doubt at the present time sheep are obliged
to take in with their daily and necessary food an
"excess of fluid." To keep up the healthy tone of the
stomach, and to guard against the invasion of dimwits
stimulants or medical aid are required. Dry food,
with constant soma to the salt trough, would he
beneficial, and sheep soon burn to relish rock wilt.
Some sweet clover bay awl pea straw, and an occas-
ional supply of oats, might be given with advaatago.
This mode of feeding sheep in September may be
dimmed rather expensive, but it is better to adopk
an almost certain remedy, than to see whole flocks
of sheep osnied away without any effort being made
to save them. Where sheep are conveniently fed
near home, they could be folded daily in straw yards,
and would there consume a certain portion of dry
food, which they would not eat, perhaps, in the open
fields. If a hot October sun should follow the present
weather, grass will be quick, and sheep predisposed
to dissim
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

EVERY ONE WHO KEEPS A HOFtSE

BROM

EVANS S RESTORATIVE CONDITION
POWDERS.
rrfHICSE inestimable Powdere have been the
1 MOMS of saving the liven of Tunny valuable
Horses, and should always be kept in the Stable of the
Sportsman, Postmaster, Farmer, &a, ready to be given
In caae ot loss of appetite, or fatigue from hunting,
rang, bard work, or any other alum They inarease
strength, invigorate the spirits, prevent swelling of the
12Liuisuit digestion, and produce • glossy appearance
skin, without withdrawing the Horse from his
memetomed labour.

Prepared only by A. J. EVANS, Ohmlat. ka., High-
Eastretroot, Dowohatter.
Sold in Packet. at la. and &L ; and le Dm. 9d •
a 2a. Id. Irak
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

POLICI IIATL

The Watch Committee presented an plume. fee
polka puoires for the ensuing sear, amounting te
£473 la. 4d., from which was to be deducted LT IN. sit
in hand, end £93, the grant anticipated from Gsrern.
meet, leaving to be provided, £.307 10s. 11d. The
rateable value is £35,159, and the oomulittes recom-
mended • rate of bad. in the C. The estimate nes
adopted, and a rate ordered.
PROPOSED corrig-koosi it ThCcoxii-ncalsca.
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--
Mr. Charles Greening's application for the re of the
Corn-Exchange, at • nominal charge, as a tea, o,fr.,
dining, reading, and luousement room, was considered,
A coneerrtion ensued, in which it was generally armlet
Mr. Greening's object &good one; the only question WINI
whether it was practicable to grant the Corn-Exchange
for sueli • purpor.—Mr. Steele Poggeottd th.s,
one of the rooms at the Shirehrl would le, elec,y
suitable—Mr. Vernon said that would not be Leanly
so good a position, and remarked the Exchange
lied been let at a nominal rent to Mrs. Binglarn.
—Mr. Proud said, "It is true that Charles Grees-
ing is not Mrs. Bingham, but I think that one ap-
plication ought to be entertained equally with the other.'
—The Mayor did not think • remark of that sort at all
appropriate- he was sure that DO member of the council
would be influenced by the person who made the applies-
thin. Mr. Proud interposed, when his worth ipcomplained
that he could not makes single remark without being
interrupted, and went on to say that during the time
the band played there boys had extracted a bushel .1
peas from sacks left in the room and had thrown them
about, and if it was lee for the purpose solicited exem•
thing in the shape of stands and arks must be removed,
which they could not conveniently do at rreseat
Alderman Gilpin pointed out that the object was to
make the Corn-Exchange • temperature hotel, as a Ele&114
of profit. Granting its use to Mrs. Ilinghani was a
very special matter. He ehould bet as anxious se say
oue to assist in providing such • room at a proper place,
but he thought to grant the Corn-Exchange ',aid
be very unwise.—Mr. Vernon said he believed there
was • good deal of philanthropy in Mr. Greening's pre,
riaand that it was as good an object as Mn..
ngliam's and ought to be encouraged.—After so.e
further conversation, Mr. Vernon proposed and Mr.
Frond seconded, that the application be &rented t .
—The proposer and seconder only voted for it, awl It
was therefore lo s
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

PORTLAND.

CURATE/I' AID SOCISTY.—The annual meeting OD
behalf of this society was held in the Mechanics'
Institute, For Lane's Well, on Wednesday evening
lad. The Ilea. J. Hughes, 11.1., incumbent of S.
l'oter'e, Gongletou, advocated the claims of this
institution, placing before his beaten mr-ay very
itoreeting facts and details as to the working of the
Society, and the funds placed at it. divest], The
oulkction amounted to El 4a. Gd.

Tux Jansasrx Gleaner says :—" We are informed
that it is likely that Sir Sydney Coloop' Dr 'Ma,
CB. , will be appointed in the room of Sir James
Hope, 0.c.8 ,a. Vioe-Admiral on the North American
roil West India station, whose time expires in March,
1867. Our readers will boar in mind that Sir C. FL
Dactes wt.' hero for some time daring the Trent
rpture, rid w living at Port Royal at the time of
the fire of March, 1862; all here will remember his
kindness in & siding up every available man at Po.:
Royal."

A Vacree ORA/Pl. —During the put fortnight
some very vague rumors have been in circulation as
to the unfilled grave in tbe cemetery of St. Joili
district, appropriated for the interment of seat ing
men, marines, Ars It appears that the captain of
11.111.5. Caledonia, in conversation with our worthy
incumbent, stated that one of the seamen on board
his ship was dead, and should be buried the nest
day. Consequently the grave leas dog and the corpse
wu consigned to the silent tomb. In the meantime
some officir's on board the ship named, unaware of
the onminunicstion between the captain and the
incumbent, gave information to the proper parties
that a death had occurred in the ship, and another
grave WAS dug. Both the informations refei..ed
the same r-id the consequence w: td tt
two graves were dug for ono cot".
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

District Webs.

W EV MOUTH.

Pisa Ass. —We regret to lind that the
is more prevalent in tbiadistrict Mae
, for tu.ury year. past. At our market on
Dearly every sample on the steads was
•lees affected.

VitTlleol/11140 IMII7I4IrIPAL ELEC./1011.—We
I.l4t:mi that a by days since, some of the
o.ctors waited upon Mr. Richard
to ask hini to fulfil the pledge he gave 1
...i•
„'sr that if spared, he would again corn.. forward
c.aulidate to represent them in the Council
and that he replied that if notninata,
there should be a coldest, he would v.
NIL Commins is now one of the oldest
▪ to
nt the town. Be has served in the
tlkes to which he has been electe,d, with
hinuolf and honour to those by whom be
he,' 'l,n ',turned. lie has always been,
.n the true
,ree 61' "wird. • people's epreeentat'.ve, and had
propositions which be haa at ,5j,11s times
f,lward been carried out, in Arend of being
I.poohrd by political opponents, the town would
ro
'out time be in a far more flourishing
.I,7tiosn it Slew la. The a,v,o can Dot have a
bor. 4 reine.lntntin• in Vile Council Chamber
Commie.% and should a contest arise at the
.• ng alrctlofl, We h'sve every reason to
~ that he will bead poll by a eery large
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

BROAD WINSOR.

ACCI MIN T. —As William Farnham, • carrier
between Bridport and Broedwinsor, was going home
in his ouvenxl waggon on Saturday so'nnight, when
passing down Dottery Hill towards Broadwinsor the
reins broke, he jumped out, and the wheel paned
over him by which be was seriously injured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

WEYMOUTH.

TEMPUANCIL—On Wednesday evening the mem-
bers of the Temperanoe Society took tea together at
their lecture-room in Park-street, after which several
very interesting addressee were delivered. On the
following evening the children of the Band of Hope
were treated with tea and oaks, fruit, Ica., and
addresses delivered. There wee a large attendance
of juveniles, who appeared to be highly bitereettd Jo
the proceedings. During the winter months ins+
inga will be held weekly—for children and adobe
alternately.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

tonbon Gagitc.

TUSIDAti.
BAR it Rtlrra.—Clorles Bailey, -31 111 .1, Mats, farmer,
Oct,,ber at 11. —George Coaling, Sitlwouth, bu"dt r,
October 4, at 10. _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

CHARMINSTER.

hy. Straw, Milch Cows, Fat Cow, Cart Horses,
cob, Implements, Dairy and Brewing Utensils.
MR. T. liNflOR his bum favoured with
Weirs/Rises be SILL
itUN‘AUOTlarsiaz
M
TUESDAY, OCTO the
LIVE end DEAD PAIR 1417 E, leas the prepay
of Mr. JOHN BUSS, deceased :—Compriesig clover riek,
the produce of six acres, standing in a field near Sodom;
I.aley straw rick, the produce of seven acres, in ditto;
wheat straw rick, thu prmluoe of six acres, in ditto;
•eteh haulm rick, the produce of two acres, in ditto;
I ick of meadow hay, the produce of 34 acres, in Lynch
Chet. mar the direction port on the new Channinster
road ; rick of ditto, the pioduon of three acres, in ditto;
small rick of bay nest the dwellingboam.
The shove straw and hay will be sold with liberty of
removal.
Two sows in milk sod Is calf, fat cow, 2 cart homes
and harness, hlack sob posy, quiet to ride and drive,
2 waggons with iron axles. 2 putts, gig, harness,
plough.. lerrrows, drag, iron roller, winnowing machine,
stews, shovels, rakes, picks, 2 chaff cutters, gimp
crib.. ladders, water. cart. seed machine, dairy and
brewing nt. nails, feed of about eight OCTOO of gram land,
and numerous redid farming effects; also the household
goods and furniture. Particulars of the whole are given in
haidbilis circulated in the neighbourhood.
Kale at Two o'clock in the afternoon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

IIAWKCHURCII.

CAPTURI Or • BARI BIRD.—Is week • grey
Phaleurope, coot footed T 'ogle or scallop.tood Sand.
piper ( Pisalaropus Joita(us, -Latham ;La I'Aalatope
A Jealous eleuith:4, Billion) was caught by P.C.
Chaffoy, at Hawkchurcl It survived it capture
but a few hunts. It is now in the hands of a
Taxidermist for mounting. This very rare bird is
about the size of a thrush, and in shape and colour,
may be compared to • gun in miniature, except
the feet which have the scalloped membranes of the
coot family. --[fiingularly enough the Rev. C. W.
Bingham writes to • contemporary, stating that he
believes he saw two specimens of the same bird
during that week. The first was swimming on the
ponds in the garden of the Manor House, Piddle.
trenthide, on Thursday afternoon; and the second
68 saw on rriday swimming also in a little rain-
water pond, excavated for the purpose of making
bricks, immediately opposite to Mr. Woodhouse's
brewery, at Ansty, in the parish of Hilton, the two
points in question being perhape four direct miles
from each other. Hs adds, the recent heavy storms
may well account for their appearance, and though I
should have expected to see a little more variation of
colour from their sober black and white and grey, I
think the statements made by Yarrell and Moms of
their owe rriag elsewhere end( r similar circumstances,
as well as the general character and shape of the
birds, sufficiently establish their identity."]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

II AN OLEY.

Tiiz Riobt Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury has
recently 'monied the Roy. Richard Ihnny
Clerk, MA., to the Cr soy of Ilr-tdley, with Gi l-
iege St. Andrew.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

Dorsetsbire.

ORDINATION. —M an Ordination licld in the
Cathedral Church of Salisbury, on Sunday, Sept.
23rd, the Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Salisbury ad-
mitted 22 gentlemen into Holy Orders, viz., II
Deacons, amongst whom was Henry Phelps Marriott
Dodington, ma., Trinity College, Cambridge,
licensed to the Curacy of Bore Regis with Winter.-
bourne KIWItOOO, Dorset ; and II Priests, inoluaing,
Christ's Collage,Cambridge,
and Curate of Sturminster Marshall, Dorset, and
John Loveland Langdon Fulford, ii. A., ht. Mary's
Hall, ()stunt, and Curate of Symondsbury, Dorset.

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COMMITTED TO TUE DOILUT COUNTY GAOL
Sosces; Brasilia Grainger, stealing wearing apparel
at Wootton Fitzpaine. Ilard Labour: James King,
vagrancy at Wyke Regis, 14 days; Samuel Vinoent,
cruelty to an am at Weymouth, 14 days; George
Critchell, vagrancy at Fordington, I mouth ; Walter
Brett, ainault, &a., at Corte Castle, 6 weeks; Francis
Harvey, vagrancy at Shroton 1 month; Walter
Wagland, damaging lock and claim at Came Abbas,
1 mouth; Elijah Wkitmarsh, idle apprentice at
Shaftesbury, 1 mouth; Abraham Watts, stealing
coal' at Blandford, 1 month; Itiehard Guppy, steal-
ing potatoes at Bradpole, 2 mouths. I mpriuonnseut
George Phippard, drunk, &a. at Mwatiaga, 7 days;
Robert Hall, drunk &c. at !Sandford, 14 days.
MICHMILMAIN QUARTIta Navilolig. —The financial
banned@ of three sessions will be trammeled on Tues-
day, the 16th init. There are several motions to be
made. Lord Portman will move that a cattle plague
rate be granted for defraying the compensations
awarded to those persons in the county who have bad
cattle destroyed by order of the Cattle Plague Com-
mittee. It will be proposed by Major Frampton
that 0. W. Purer, Eaq., and 11. Williams, Req., be
appointed deputy-chairmen of the Court. C. J. T.
llambro, Esq., will move the appointment of three
jostler,' to form, with three appointed by Banta and
Wilts respectively, a salmon fishery committee for the
river Avon district, and G. P. Marmot, Esq., is to
propose the appointment of three justices to act with
three of Poole as a committee for tho river Promo
district. The criminal basin's' will ho disposed of
on the following day, and there are several prisoners
for trial.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

BALI OF riszwoaks.

An application was made by Mr. John Roger., a or
Rich Wentertrset, for a names to sell fireworks,
13 and 14 Vie. a. 139. The necessary notices erre
proved. A memorial woe read from Mr. Samuel clerk.
neighbour to the applicant, hoping that the Council
would not grant the license, on the ground of the clang,
of Mr. ltogeres premises being nude • repoeitory to,
fireworks, and the disturbances caused by bore °Alle-
gation in that neighbourhood, and the fact 'if on, athi.
children having As clothes set on fire by fireworks bein,,
discharged there. Mr. Rogers said Mr. Clerk 40,4
for a license himself when it sae too late, and made
objection from personal motives. The Council pausal
the license.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

CATTLE MARKETS.

- --
mernopourAw, Thureday.—There Irma • full aversio
upply of beasts on sale in our market to-day. Newly
all breeds moved of slowly, at Ifooday's decline in tho
quotations. The top price waa Si. 44. per 81b. Primo
Down and half bred sheep were in fair request, at full
currencies ; but other descriptions were • duU inquiry,
at barely late rates. The highest quotation vu fit. per
Sib. Calves isommanded extreme rates, with • steady
demand. The supply was by no mesas extewove.
Prime small pigs were rather dearer, but large hogs
were • slow inquiry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

SHROTON.

SEPTWIDIR FAlL—This annual fair, which for.
merly drew visitors from all parts of this and the
adjacent counties, but is now shorn of much of its
former attractiveness, was held on Tuesday last. This
number of sheep penned was smaller than last year.
Traria warn dull, and • slight decline in prime took
place. Horses were also • dull We, with the
inception of Irish colts; these met with with • ready
sale at fair average prices. The number of visitors
to the pleasure fair was also less than on some
previous occasions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

PARKSTONE.

Tao ANWITAL GATHERING Of EllO Church and
Sunday school children took place on the 20th inst.
and from the school-room they were conveyed in
two gaily •decorated vehicles to the Sand-banks, and
on • convenient spot sth down in hearing of the
foam-created billows, and partook of a goodly
supply of tea and plum oaks. The Rev. John Parr.
the incumbent; the Rev. Williams, of Longilert ;
Mr. 8011, the Groin* and many ladies and
Webers wore in attendthoa. The weather wee
somewhat boisterous; the little ones, nevertheleek
right merrily enjoyed themselves in various juvenile
'porta, such as running for prises and chasing the
orotund, Mr. Bull, from whose hat ware suspended
bells, which fell to the lot of those who excelled in
the chase, and it was really anaming to witness the
"witl._ the children displayed on the occasion. In
''`°‘ it would have bon • good subjcet for an artist.
The shad. of analogs& length emeopeard the h•PPT
Putt to return to Parkatone, and as they apsweached
the village the little warbler, made the very welkin
wig with their nbeimly. - .

WINTERBORNE STICK LAND.

Cnicatr.—The club established in this parish
wound up the mom os Monday week by a match
between tbe married and single.
Ox Monday, the 24th inst., the prises recently
gained by the children attending the ptr„eibia
aohools in this parish at the Diocesan Prize Scheme
gemination, were given to the fortunate com-
petitors by the Baron Hambro, who expressed his
great pleaaure at the distinguished position this
school had attained at the examination, and
earnestly urged all the scholars present to emulate
the diligence shewn by those who had been go
successfuL The heron very kindly presented each
of the scholars present with a shilling and a plain
bun; those who had obtained prir.is were still
further encouraged by having half-a-croera given
them. He alai most liberally presented an
harmoniam for the use of the school.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

Corropcmtirnct.

PAYIIIINTa OF LEGACIN.

To the tWore.

Will you kindly Five insertion in your nest
number to this inquiry-110w long is it legal to
withhold the payment of legr use after the death of
Lbs person bequeathing? Perhaps some of your
roadero—with yor- permisnion—will satisfy

Sept. 29th. 1866. ONE INTERESTED.
(Unlaw • time be specified i the w-1. legacies
ought to became payable as soon vi the Executory
Is realised.]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

TUB BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.

OHN THOMAS SOR, of Dorchester,
ft/ in the County of Donal, Auctioneer, having been
adjudged Bankrupt under a Petition for Adjudication of
Bankruptcy, filed in Her Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy
for the Rider District on the 20th day of AUGUST,
1888, a Public Sitting for the said Bankrupt to pass his
Last Examination, and make application for his Die.
charge, will be held before BIGGS ANDIRIVII, lard»,
the Commissioner of the said Court, on the 25th ay of
OCTOBER next, at 12 of the Clock at noon precisely,
at queen-street, Exeter, the day last aforesaid being the
day limited for the mid Bankrupt to surrender.
The first Meeting of Creditors has been duly held,
and at the Public Sitting above.mentioned, prods of
debts of Creditors who have not proved will be received ,•
and the Bankrupt will be required to surrender himself
to the said Court, and to submit himself to be examined,
and to make a full disclosure and discovery of all his
estate and effects, and to finish his examination.
Notice is hereby also given to all persons indebted to
the said Bankrupt, or that have any of his Effects, not
to dehver the SIIMe but to Mr. TIIIOPIIIIOB
coseenatreit, Exeter, Official Aseignee ; and give nodes
to Mr. K. C. Winnow, of Dorchester, the Solicitor to
tte Amiga.% ; or to Mr.IIomiHULL Tenant, of 8,
sushay, Enter, his Agent.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

CALNE.

PROPOISID ADAPTATION OF TEI LOW= Room
OF TEI TOWN HALL A 3 • COAN•EZCHANOL —A
very iatinential meeting of farmers and others vie
held in the Town Hall, on Wednesday week, under the
presidency of the Mayer, R. Heady,
consider the desirabilty of converting the Lower
Room, into • Corn-Exchange. The matter was Well
discussed and unanimously approved. The following
resolutions were passed without • dissentient :—"lt
is the opinion of this meeting that the present pros
for holding the market is very inconvenient, and is
the lower part of the Town Hall is unused, and
would be a clearable place for • Core-Ezobange pro-
vided it was made available, this meeting begs to
oak the co-operation of Lord Lansdowne to assist
them in carrying out their views."—"That the reso-
lution passed be signed by the °barman and gentle-
men present, and sent to Lord Lanadowne."—A vote
of thanks to the Mayor doer the proceeding•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

srErt ISBURY.

Puts.—On Twsday morning shortly before three
o'clock a fire broke out on the premises of Mr. if.
Sampson, carpenter sod wheelright, at the Railway
Inn, Spettisbury, which resulted in the total deatruo-
tion of the carpenter's shop together with the con-
tents, 0011,111 log of toola, timber, and 50 stocks for
wheel.. The crackling of the tile on thereof aroused
Mr. Sampson's little boy, whoslept at the back part
of the premiere, and who instantly gave the alarm.
But by this t,tne the whole of the inside of the shop
was • male of flames, and soon after the roof fell in.
The attention of those attra,ted to the spot was con-
sequently directed to save the dwelling house situated
• abort distance, from the shop, and in this they
happily amnestied. The Blandforcl engine was west
for, but before it, arrival the tire had completely
destroyed the building. We are glad to hear that
Mr. Sampson is insured to the full amount The
origin of the fire is supposed to have been through
a lighted candle being taken into the shop about
nine o'clock the previous evening, and if this
supposition is °orient the fire must have *mouldered
some hours before it broke out into flames.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

CORN 11A RK RTS.

MARK Lau, Friday.—Our market was scantily
supplied with English wheat, and most kinds m,,ved
steadily at prices equal to Monday. The Limp!, wee,
mostly in fair condition. There was a fair, hut be an
means active inquiry for foreign wheat, the supply 44
which was tolerably extensive, at full quotation
Floating cargoes of grain were very 6rtu in in
There was a good demand for bailey, and In some
instances the quotations had an upward tendency.
malt trade was firm, on higher terms. Oats command. d
6d. per quarter more money. with a good dennool.
Both beans and peas were quite ...leaf 44 1444 w,,1.
The flour trade was very firm. Becalm and cakes timid
off slowly, but at full currencies.
Per Qr.
1•114• T
Lose:, Kent, red, 41 to NI I Scotch. potato
" Ditto, new ... 40 to 471 Irish, white
Olin SI " black ...
" Ditto, .40 to
Norfolk and Lincoln. . Maaagan
" Ditto, new —to Harrow
11•4L14. Pigeon .
INAS,
I Gray
Whit. ...
Maple...
.•

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... 36 to Z 7

o

... la to 3

- _ 414.43
- t.. 41
... 43!,, 14

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lo 37;
Grinding k, Ji
1111• LT. I
- 11Ss.ex. Norfolk, and
thaffelk•32 to 22 Borli.l. sprieg —to
tampion and 'Wu* a) to 66 , Winter do. to—
n/w00... ... 62 to 56 /LOOlk.
STO. Town sad r. prr P4O
-

Is to SO
OAT.. Household...
English, ford ..„ ... 20 to 22, Country
_
no. tato SI to 30 I Norfolk ...I Suffolk
.

Scoleh..fesd .„ 9) lOG, . 34t035
BRISTOL, Thursday.—At our market there wa• a
good supply of English wheat, In fair coodition.
which there was a good trade, and an advance ciels.
2s. per quarter was readily obtainable. Good samples
of foreign were scarce. and fully Is. per quarter drarvr ;
ioferior descriptions attracted little attention. 1416114
barley Is. per quarter higher, with • rod demand; gri Dd.
ing, from extreme scarcity, commanded extravagect
terms. For oats an improvediinquiry,latlan advance of
ls. on beet, and 6d. per quarter on secondary sone,
ludian corn is. per quarter higher. Beans 6d. pir
quarter dower, but not very active.

Friday.—Meears Mackie and Sons
report that old wheat is Is. to 2a. and fine Dow Is. pr
quarter dearer. Damp samples difficult to quit. Fine
barley fully as dear, but damp parcels are 'erasable.
LIVESPOOL, Friday.—There waa a full &triage*s
and a good demand for wheat and flour, at 3d. per
Genital advance on the former, and 2s. on the latter
since Tuesday last. Date and oatmeal ready. Ikanr.
pea., and barley rather dearer. Indian corn Is. bd.
higher.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02

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