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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-15

Debottobire.

EX RYER. Poore= ion A rituumun. —ln a case
at the Exeter District Court of Bankruptcy, on
Wednesday, the following little pump of arms
took place between two "gentlemen by Act of
Parliament" : —Mr. Floud hail mid Mr. Michelmore
had made= offer to him which he had not carried out.
—Mr. Michohnore said that rem a direct falsehood.
—Mr. Flood : What! not at the Half Moon !—Mr.
Michelmore : ft is a falselsood.—Mr. Flood Then
: you mast be drunk to say so.—Mr. Miabelmore : I
never made an offer. ,—Mr. Flood You did ; and if
you were to repeat such language out of doors I would
knock you down. —Mr. Michelmore : You have no
such letter of mine, and as to carrying out your
throat you would think better of it.—The Registrar
observed that he considered =oh observations were
disrespectful to himself, and be thought the gentle-
men who had used them were sorry for having dorm
so; at least they ought to be.—Mr. Michelinore
repudiated the amertion, as it reflected upon
himself —The Registrar would rather that the
matter dropped, and that bygones should be con,
sawed bygones.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-15

Sporting InteUigrnce.

Tui " NOVIL •ND EIIILLOILDINAILT MATCH."—Mr.
Frank Diarnond, this " renewed athlete," was to walk
• distance of semi mike ht Newport in owe hoer, in
pursuancie oh. we/prior 100sors., accepted by "A.W.G.,
E.g.," of Oxfordshire. wet or dry. It being wet, how-
ever, the renewed athlete, we understand, faded to put
In an appearance.

THI .111.1tICAN WAR AC • SPORTING "Every."—
An immense number of bets have been made in South-
ampton. during the American struggle, between the
sympathisers inch the North aad those who are for the
South. In fact, hooka have been made upon every
particular struggle between the belligerents. One of lhe
most amusing wagers was a new bat that the Federal.
would enter Richmond before the Confederates entesed
Washington. As both parties have heads of the same
dee, anew hat was at ones ordered to be made and kept
until the bet was decided. When Lee morn to the
north of the Potomac or this Federal' eras to the math
of that river, the fate of the hat excites the greatest
cariosity. The Mop of Vioksburg caused a large
number of transactions, the Southern rympathisers
betting freely that the town could not possibly be
captured. A bushel of ripe espies of a new sort, grown
at Woodlands, in the New Forest., was laid that the
great fortres of the Mississippi could not be taken, and
the wiener has jest received the " Vicksburg pippins,"
as they have been named. The current odd@ are that
the ateam rants will escape from Laud's, and get into
the hands of the Confederates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-15

SPORTING INTSLUGRNOIL

T A TrligliA LL'B.—SATURDAT Barrni9.
R. LOOM
11 to 2 apt. Avenger
11 9—. Queen Bertha
6 1 Lord
8 1— The
9 1 Goldeirredge
100 6 Borealis
100 6 Blue Mantle
100 3 National Guard
40 1 Bert
50 1 Donnybrook
1000 15 Dr Sinter
£1,500 even on Golden Pledge against the Ranger.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-15

PROVISIONS.

The market for Irish butter is very brisk: titers is
little or none landed in merehanta' hands. Carlow and
Clowned 10Ia. to lOU. f.o.b. ; Cork offrred at, firsta
1045., seconds look, thirds 890., fourths M.
Lanienck Bic to 96e. 1.0 b.; Tesler Corks 88s. to 921.,
to arm,.; Ennis and Kilrush lilt. to 88.. Kam
Bellaat to hand, which sold at 96a. to 100 t. per act.
%antis eo good Anteriasn butter to hand yeL European
batter is also door. Friesland st•nels importers in 112..
p.r cwt.; the prior at the quay this morning was 110..
en 112.. per cwt. Fair demand for fine English butter
anet he • fair demand, and the finest Dorset has advinced
*0 1(1.. to lifie. ; Devon 106.. to 108.. per cwt. Fresh
butler is plentiful, and the quality good. Demand dull
et 14.. for fiesta, llta. for sesonds, 12s. for thirds, and
12s. 64. to Lis. 64. for west country. Ostend, lle 64.
to 11*. per doom. Lard is in fair demand at former
rates. Small and very choice Mims are staidly sold, but
very , good itamsare tote met with. The bacon market
"ratio, dell. Tim trade buy sparingly, anticipating •
fall, and no I lonht with • week'. supply prices will he
...km Only fine eiseabl's ia inquired for. We quote
Waterford flee. to 68t. Lob. ; Hambro, to arrive, 62,
to 64.., and for oetaiaed 66e. to 58e. per cwL Atnencsn
scalded, of the best sally, is held firmly; .oft and in.
forint offered at • redaction of 2.. ; shoulders and hams
are seam. In mem ;troy ision• there is no alteration
to notice. Ileof and pork meet • fair demand. Tim
demand for prime English cheese continues steady.
Cousumption quite equal to former years. Inferior sells
slowly sad at low prices. Pine American abeam in
de main] : the finest dairies are redising a little more
mussy, as, as high as 56t. to 58..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-15

Stnip anti Nabp.

Colonel Illiurdo ham prooonneed against sham fights,
which, be says, are spt to unsettle the beet of troopa
In addressing a volonteet oorps in the county of Dar.
ham he remarked that it was impossible no to attempt
the movements 4a *ham fight as to make it look like
creel one without ebowing a great went of combination,
nod a great want of understanding. between men and
offieem That arose from the inability ci Volunteer.
to assemble often in brigade, Led their inability leveed
more than a few hours for any purpose lite that for
which they were then assembled, and for which they
only met together about °DOB in a year. The gallant
Colonel also stated that the Volunteer force was never
In a higher stets of efficiency, and denied the truth o
the rumours about the musters becoming fewer and
fewer. er

The PAare de La Loire states that two steamers are
being oonatructed at Nantes, the object and destination
of which are surrounded be nayster7. The vessels are
eighty metres long, are to bare engines of four hundred
boree power, will carry twenty-two guns, and their
guaranteed speed is to be fourteen knots an hour. Speed
would appear to be one of the main objects aimed at in
their construction, as they are remarkably Lwow, and
their stems are said to the as sharp as the blade of a
razor. A very auspicious circumstance in csonnetion
with them is that they are to be delivered op at sea,
twenty leagues from Belleble. It is generally believed,
the Aar* de Is Loire says, that these vessels are in-
tended for the Confederates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-15

BY EXPRESS é ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

• (FRO)t OUR OWN REPORTER.)
SARIC*LISR. Monday, September 14.—fl' arrival'
• of English wheat up to our market, daring the past
• Ilea. ham been very moderate. Owisg. Wolf, to tt..
• eitesgmble state of the weather, de 40lapd for both
rid and white qualities bra ruled steady, at an advance
• Is the qnotatiom of from Is. to b• per quarter. and at
which good eleermess ham been affeeted. Foreign
wheat—the imports of which ham beau ea • moderate
veale --h as men mused more Beauties+ Amid the terremies
bey. Is. per quarter. Malting barley has
off freely, at extreme rates, and the inquiry for
wieding and &Willing sorts bes somewhat improved.
"ne malt trade has continued in • healthy state; but
• "we have so advance to ootioe in press. Good sound
oohs have commanded quite as nesse money as of late •
but inferior parcels have chanted bands slowly. Bee;
beam sod peas bare maintained their previona value,
with a fair consumptive inquiry. The doter trade hes
essevrhat improved, and, an • few inataimea, prices
bare rather favoured mean.
The tenantry markets have bees Its. for wheat, and
prime hare rather advanced. II kinds of spend o°ll4l
• es *la m flow have realised full quotation.
'ou lb. Ccetinst.t, wheat hoe econnianded rather more
attention. Other kinds of produce have sold, without
difficulty, at full prime. Americas advice, brine 00
important change in the value of either wheat or door.
The
te shipments to Englami have motioned oo • mode-
ra soaM
In Sapient), doe wheat has eommitoded rather more
wa°ol7. *Ad the value of doe barley and oats has tended
upwards. Other articles have moved off slowly, on
former terms.
The Irish merkate bave Mee rather scantily supplied
• with wheat and other articles Generally speaking,
the trade has ruled emotive ; nevertheless, prices have
been fairly supported.

LATTST 'TATO Or TIT MARKS?.

Oosna—The weather is fine, iuld the supplies of grain
of all kinds in hand are good. The market opened slow,
sod a.to day advanced prices somewhat receded. At
the close of the market English wheat was a shilling
chasm.... Portico slow, barley firm, and oats 64. per
than this day week.
CArrii. —The Lumber of beaste and obese at to•day's
market was considerable.-13waste, 5,790; sheep. 24.170.
Everything was however firm, indeed • tarn dearer
than ibis day week. Prime South-dorms realised Ss. 6d.
a stone, and best beet sold readily at be. Pork and veal
were just as dear.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-15

THE CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

Two men hare been killed bye fall of 35 feet from a
scaffold in Paisley, and a third has been severely
injured.
Mr. Humphreys held inquests at the Laotian Hospital
on Saturday, respecting the deaths of Elisabeth Cox
and Catherine Breton. The circumstances of the cases
were very similar. Both parties were engaged in
domestic duties indoors, when their dreams, which
were distended by crinoline. caught fire. The medical
evidence in both cases proved death to be caused by the
shook to the system. A verdict of accidental death
was returned.
. . . . _

Mi;;;;;C011ision took place at • few minutes before
eight on Monday
_n4ht at the junction of the Stockton
and Arliniten Sailwar• The parliamentary train,
which was due at Arlington shortly after that hour,
rem into • goods train, the result being that the
tender and several of the carriages of the passenger
train were thrown off the line, and were greatly
damaged. One of the passengers was seriously injured,
and several were slightly hemmed.
EXTRAOIDIX•RT MUM'S. —On Theis:toy morning the
Bth instant, • very remarkable accident occurred on the
premises of Mr. R. Allen, printer, Market-place,
Nottingham. A number of men were employed in
repairing the roof, when a portion of the floor of the
top room on which one of the men named John Smith
was standing gave way, and fell through three stories
into the shop, breaking through each floor as it des-
cended. Strange to say, Smith, although somewhat
shaken by the fall, sustained no severe injury, and he
is now going on well at the General Hospital Mr. Allan's
book.keeper had • very narrow escape, as he was within
a very short distance of the falling mass when it entered
the shop.
CURIOUS ETTZOIII OF Lt.:SEMIS o.—Ditring a thunder
storm which three days 1110 buret over the cowman' of
Saint-Ureim (Oantal,) the lightning Areal a Shepherd,
named 13aidy, who was looking after his flock. The
fluid first fell on his shoulder. and thee paring down
his body tore his Moles into shreds, and broke his
wooden shoes to pieces. The man wail utrioeidy bent
and bruised, Ira hopes are entertained that his injuries
will not be fatal. The commons of Jaseneuil (Vienne)
has been also visited by • storm. Three men were
engaged in digging potato.. in • field, when one of
them, named Laos, was knocked down by the light-
ing, which burnt him severely in several parts of his
1 body, and made its exit through his great toe, which
received a large wound. He still lies in • dangerous
state.
DIA= C•URED IT THI MSG OF A FLY. The
Joqrual de Roues records another instance of almost
sudden death caused by the sting of • by. A labourer
named Bellenger was sleeping in • bald Beaumont-en.
Seine (Aline), when, being stung on the left hand, be
was awakened by the pain. The whole arm immediately
began to swell, and before he could reach the hospital
al HAM, it was in such a state as to render even ampu-
tation useless. Every possible attention was show the
nnfortnate man, but mortification set in, and he died in
• few hours.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-15

DORCHESTER

AORIOULTURAL RIPOSITORT BALI&

MR. T. ENSOR (LAM SAM AND INIONI
heap! to mammas that his Next Bale of FA
sod MILE STOCK will be held at his

NSW REPOSITORY,
iftpoSte the Soisli-Weetern Station, Dear the South
Walks, on SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1863,
oomnieneing at Twelve o'clork. Stabling and Keep
tor dtock sent the day before the Silo provided at
Moderate Charges. Early Entries are requested so
that den publicity say be gives.
All lots to be paid for immediately atter the isle, and
no lots takes away without an order, to be obtained at
the dice on the gale ground.

Palmy: Emus :

7 prime Fat Rotten.
6 prime FM ditto (four of them maiden.)
16 eite Fat Halms sod Coos.
6
4 Working Oxes.
6 FM Calves.
70 superior Horn Imes hams beim pat to Dome Rams.
sad will Istab early, the property of Mr. Prrrtst.p,
Symosidelpory.
aLmotelofirrom Dora Una
litde.
.20 ditto.
FM Dom' Ewes.
20,5
50 IF
20 lra Doers Wagers.
10 ditto.
20 ditto.
RI dato.
16 ditto.
5 Fat Rom Rams.

At the REPOSITORY, odlototog tb• Pacner or
navirra IJI. at half-pact Arai o'clock.
BasriZob. , 14 hoods, sound, sad quiet to rid. sod
. . .

. Handsome Grey Cob, 14 halide, sound and quiet, Ii •
capital Had., with doe action.
'Handsome 3-yeer old Colt, by "Pothunter."
Very hindamois Brown Tborough-bred Filly, 2 yams
4 months' old, by "Druid.
Brown Cart Horse, 7 year., soend, and good worker.
Gray Arab !Illy, rising 5 yearn old, 14 hands, sound,
wiled to ride, the property of. Gontlernan who im
ported her; I. to be sold without reserve in con-
sequence of his Wiring England.
CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.

IMPORTANT SALE to BROKERS, DRAPERS, ko.

MB. T. KNSOR (LAT' DAM AND =ROO
has received instructions from the Assignees of
the Estate of Mr. H WARLAND, draper. to SELL by
AUCTION, on WEDNE4DAY, t+ETTEMBER 16,1
—An the MODERN FURNITURE, HOUSZIOLD
GOODS, BED and TABLE LINEN, GLASS and
WARE, and the FIXTURES and FTTTINGB of a
Draper's Shop, consisting of Counters, libelee's, Stands,
'Brass Window Fittings, Stoves, Spiral Iran fitainatee,
in No. US, Cornhill, Dorchester.
Particulars are given in Catekgues.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-15

POTATO MARKET.

BONOVONI AND STITALFIALDS. The supplies of
potatoes are seanonably 'arr. On the whole, however,
the demand roles steady, at the late decline in prices. The
quotations are no follow,: Kent end Ewes Regents,
70i. to 100,.; Kent and Essex Rocks, 50.. to 70..;
Rent and Mese: Shows, Ws. to 70s. per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-15

eorresponbrnrt.

T. the Ed ii or.

Stai--The proceedings of the Doreheeler Town Coatt-
ail, as repotted In your paper of last weak, tee,
astonished your neadere. I attend most of the fairs and
markets in this county, and wherever 1 go I hear
"eked—What on earth are the Dorchester Town Conceit
shout? Living in the neigtbonrhood of Dorchester,
oreeequently I knows little about the allshrs of the mem,
and WI not surprised at the conduct of some of the mem-
hers. You teapot expect that men who have all their
lives lived in a narrow sphere of busies's, and beer
been only elected by party spirit, to be the took
of that party, to know much about business eir
things in general. When I went to school years age,
young farmers were not taught much Latin, but I aue
rememter Ex made But I am surprised at the
conduct of men of liberal education, and prolamin,
and others who carry on large mercantile tranasetioes
with that success that always rewarda discretion and
energy, that they on entering the Council Chamber
should leave their common sense with their hats outside
the door, and hen proceed to deliberate on an important
question ,• and finding no Act or bye-law to suit their
raZ, hunt up some old Charter covered with the
d cobwebs ol the middle ages—the very cobwebs
Mr. O. Andrew, refused to walk into. I think, sir, that
the respected secretary of the Dorchester Agnealteral
Society proved to be a wasp instead rif a By ; for some el
the members seemed to be stung so sharply that all the
persuasions and almost commands of the Mayor could
not get tLem beck to face him. They made such a etiM Mist
It obscured their vi.iou,and they overlooked some charters
sod paper.; and when Mr. Andrews wished these door
meats to be put before them, so that they should not
judge the care without having all the evidence, they
refused. Of what use fhir, is it to elect Couneillon to
govern the borough, if they are not to have full weer
to all documents relating to the Oovernment of Mae
Town ? We know, now Sir, who are our friends
in the Council, and how to value the after.
dinner speeches and professions of "doing everything to
promote the intermit and aotiommation of the
fanners" that we have beard at apiculture] meeting*.
I say, save us from such frleads I Sir, I think the case
must he • eery Lune one, that eannot be supported
without referring to musty old charters, that however
well they may have operated 200 or 300 years ago, are
contrary to the spirit of this age, and the wants of the
present time. We have free trade is own, and why
should we be taxed for our mutton? The eery mow
who oriels to len a drip ow it. sew, were the most sense
rts repeal of Rise duly on carts, when a protean,*
rerethip was held is Dorchester ; het those are byline
days, and the fanners are freeleadees. Now if we
have to straggle with free-trade in Ones. vs stiLt bey*
free-trade in mutton lied beet. I am, Str.
A FRU-MDR IAIMIII.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

CAITLR MARKETS.

MITROPOLITAN, Thursday. —The supply of beside on
sale to-dav was moderate to number, but the general
quality a the stock was good. All breeds moved off
slowly at prices about equal to Monday. The be,
Scot, and crown realised 4.. RM. per Sibs. We were
rather scantily supplied with sheep, for which the
inquiry was in a sluggish state at presiom currencies.
The top figure was ss. ltkl. per felbs. We have to
report a .low sale for calves, the supply of which was
by no nee., extensive, at Monday's quotations, namely,
from 44. to Us. ler Whs. Pigs were tolerably Grin; but
mile,, cows were dull at late rates..—Total cupply :
beasts, 1134 ; sheep, 1142; calves, 250; pigs, 300.
Foreign ripply latest., 250; sheer, 600 ; calves, MO.
NIEWGATZ AND LEADENH•LL, Frulay.—Fair avenge
weipplies of meat are on sale. Generally speaking the
the trade rules steady at our quotation. : Inferior
lbref, 2.. Sel. to 2s. 104. ; middling ditto, 3a. to Ss. 6d.;
prime large ditto, 3a. eld. to 3.. )0I.; prime small
ditto, 4s. to 45.2 d. : large pork, 3a. 84. to 4.. 2.1. ; in-
ferior mutton, 3e. 4.1. to 3e. &I.; middling ditto, 34. 10.1.
to 4a. 2.1. ; prinie ditto, 4s. 4,1. to 44. Ild, ; veal, 3a. 104.
to 4e. tel. ; small pork, 4.4.1. to 4s. Val.
ThDreday. —The market was pretty well
supplied with good oxen, and second clam beef was
sivntifid. Mutton was moderately supplied, and
Tralised higher price.. Cows and calves were in good
b.rce, Ind not much business was doing. The market
bad a downward tendency, neverthelesa the best speci-
mens fetehevl Eld each. Suckling calves were not
abundant. Stock pigs, an usual, were in good force,
and ruled low. 'The following are the quotations :
fto bevf. 63a. per cwt. sened quality, from 50s. to
; twat ~,,, from 7iel. to Bid. per lb.; cows and
calves, £l2 to £lB ; suckling calves, SA to 30a. ; pip,
about it.. van.e price as at tut market—quarter old,
froni lia. to 224. The supply of louvre was above the
ay.age of late markets, but little businem was doing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

HOP MARKET.

Itnnocert, Friday.—Meaara. Pattenden and Smith re.
rent the demand limited to the immediate wants of con-
sumer+. stocks king much reduced. prioes continue
arm. Currency : Mid and East Kent.. 1.7 to fll ;
ditm inferior. LI 10m. to Lit : Weald Lento, £4 10a. to
£7 J 0..; Susicu. £.4 ltat. to £7 7a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

BROWN AND POLSON'S

PATENT CORN FLOUR

In Packets Bd., and Tina Is.
OTH ER kinds can be hod cheaper, but uneale-
able upon their own merit: Are often substituted
for Patent Coro Flour—families ere therefore invited to
kindly write upon coder. "Brown and Poison." _ .

Its sisal are:—Puddlnp,Castards,Blanomange, Cakes,
kc., and for lightsurper or breakfast, and especially
suited to the delicacy of children and invalid.: for all
the uses of Arrowroot—to the very best of *bleb it la
preferred—it is armrest in the nsual WAV

T .OANS of £lOO and upwards granted to
_LA Tradesmen and others, at • fair rate of Interest,
Also, £162,000 by way of Mortgage for a term of
. .

to Messrs. ANSON, 68, Chancery- lane, Lon.
don.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

Important SALE (441 Head of COW STOCK. 5 CART
and HACK HORSES, 14 PIGS, IMPLEMENTS, ka.

I%IR. T. ENSOR (LAT' BAKER AND *1550k)
boa been favoured with instructions from Mr.
JAse.. ALTI CR, who is quitting the Farm, to SELL by
AUCTION, on the Premises. on FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 13, 186.3 (being the day before Dor-
chees Fair,)—Tb• following DAIRY COWS, Heifers,
Hatenters, Horses, Pigs, and Implements ; comprining
SI Hairy Cows, some with calves and the reel near
sudving, 10 3-year-old in-calf Heifers, 6 Barreners, 3
Cart Horses from 4 to 6 years old, sound and good
-workers, 2 chasnut Hackneys, 4 and 6 years old, 15i
%ands, sound, and quiet to ride and drive; 4 Sows in
'farrow. 40 Store Pig.; 2 Ploughs, pair Tormentors, 3
Iron Harrows, Purse Risk, lie.
Refrealinients will 'oe provided, and the Sole will com-
mence at One &sloe*.

The above Dairy Cows—s mixture of thy Devon and
laircet breeds—aro young, of good sine, and having
been kept in hand, great attention has been paid in the
election of ones of superior milking qualities. The
Hampers are in fresh oondition. The Horses sound,
.and wall deserving the attention of purshasers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

CitUrrON,

I Mile from the Maiden Newton Station of the Wilts,
Form reet , and Weymouth Iteilyran. and 7 ilziaa hum
Inerebeeter.

MIL T. ENSOR (LATE BAUR AND INSOR)
lon been favoured with iostroction. to SELL by
AUCTION, on the Premises, on THUItSDAY, FEB-
RUARY 12th, 1863,--The Valuable DAIRY COWS,
Heifers. Barreners, Bull, Pig., Dairy Utensils, Imple•
ments, ko, late the property of Mr. L. G novo', deceased ;
comprising 21 Dairy Cows and Heifers, of good Mae and
excellent milehers, about half of them will b.,. calves
Isy lb. day of sale, 2 Fat Heifers, 3 Rammer., Two'
year-old Run. 3 Mows in farrow. 4 Store Pig., •
quantity of Milk Leads and Dairy Utensils in good con-
dition, 12 cwt. f Household Cheese, Haymaking
Machine, Turnip Drill, 2 Putts, and numerous useful
effeeta.

Refreshments will be proshled, and the see win com-
mence at Two o'clock preeisely.

()WEE MOIGNE,

ILA and-a-balf lilies from Dorchester, 2/1 Miles from the
Moreton Station of the Southampton and Dorchester
Railway.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

DORCHESTER MARKET

oßicut TIIRA L RSPOSITORY EIA LBS.
MIL T. ENSOR (LATE AAAAA AND ENSOR)
bees to announce that has Next Seale of FAT
and STOKE STOCK raw be held at his

NEW REPOSITORY,
Opposite the South-Western Station, near the South
Walks, on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY V. 1863,
oorunieneing at Twelve o'clock. Stabling and Keep
for Stock sent tbis day before the Sale provide.' at
Moderate Charges. Early Entries are requested so
that due publicity may be given.
All lots to be paid for immediately after the sale, and
no lot,, taken away without an order, to be obtained at
Use office on the oat, ground.

PRESENT EN TRIES.

2 Very Fat Hereford Steers.
1 Fat Steers.
5 FM tkil.grs.
8 Frubilarreien.
3 Fat Calves.
4 Heifer, sad Calves.
40 Fat Lova }tires.
2fl Fst Lama Withers.

FROME BILLET FARM,
STAFFORD, DORCHESTER.
Important SALE ot 61 Superior DAIRY COWS
and HEIFERS.

MIL T. IN 80 It (LATE 88888 AND ENNOR)
be to announce that he has born favoar.l
'with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on NON.
pAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1863,

44 DAIRY COWS and 7 BARRENERS,
The property of Mr. J. V•IIIT, quitting the /arm.
The above Dairy Cows are of various breeds, having
been carefully selected cypress', for their excellent
Milking qualities; end from the high rent for which the
!Miry has been !et for many years the Auctioneer can
confidently state that • superior lot of Dairy Cows
f..r Milking were never offered for competition. About
'Xi of them will have Calvet by the day of Sale. The
Itsrreners are in good condition.
The Selo will be held at the Dairy•house, near the
Railway Bridge, West Stafford, about one nide and
a-hill trees Dorchester.

Conveyances will meet the 1.29 train South-Western,
and the 12.65 train at the Great Western Station.
Refreshments will be provided, and the Sale com-
T mence at wo o'clock.

MOUNT PLEASANT FARM, RADIPOLE,
Two Macs from Weymouth, 841 from Dorehmter.

Important SALE of 52 HEAD of COW STOCK.

MR. T. ENSOIt (LANZ AAAAA •ND liNsoN)
ha. been favoured with instructions frown Mr.
Gila., who is quitting the Form, to SKLI, by
AUCTION, on the Premiss, on WEDNESDAY,
FEBRU AHY it. 1863, —The following

DA IRY COWS, HEI FERS, BA RRENERS, sod

BULLS, Viz.:
35 Dairy Cows, about half of thorn will have
calved by day of sale, 3 three-years-old in-calf Heifers,
two.year•-old iu-calf Heifers, 6 yearling Heifers, 2
fresh Bumpers, fat Bull, about GO score; three-years-old
Bull.

The (owe are • mixture of the Hereford and Devon,
are young, of good side, and are well known in the
neighbourhood to be auperior ranchers ; and the
Auctioneer cen with the greatest confidence mooraurand
them to Parchaaers.

- -.-
Refreshment,' will be provided, and the Sale will
commewce at 2 o'clock precisely.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

HOL WORTH,

Three and a-half Mike from the Moreton Station of the
Southampton and Dorcheeter Railway ; One and a-
half Nile from User Moigne.
MR T. ENSOR. (LATE lAKZ MID lama)
has been favoured with instructions from Mr.
flainzlnalt, who is quitting the Farm, to PELL by
AUCTION, on the Premises, on THURSDAY,
FEFIRUARY 19th, 1143. —The following valuable
DAIRY. COWS, HEIFERS, HORSES, and IMPLE-
MENTS ; comprising 25 1/1117 Cows, some with
eaves and others near calving, 7 three-year-old Heifers
I. milt Black Cob, 6 years old, 14i bands high,
sound, and quiet to ride and drive, Black Cob Pony, 6
years old. 13 hands high. quiet to ride and drive' 3
Iwo-wheel Ploughs by Wightnian, 6vo-skuire Bentall
Plough, nearly new.
The above Cow. are of the Hereford, Devon, and
Dorset breeds, are I.( great size, and extraordinary
gotxl.milcbers.

liefredirCeOls will be provided, sad the Sae will
.conmeoce at Two o'clock precisely.

TOR 0U D, C 'Yin, Dorcheater
-I: AGENT rot HOENDIAN'S TEA-
This Tea Is selected from the spring gatherings and is
therefore usiformiy Good,—ohipped free from all arti-
ficial colour on the endue, it is itniforonl at PURE :
in strength and wiholesomenese it therefore excels. Being
suppliod only through AGENTS, and secured in
PACKETS. the Importers guarantee that it reaches
the consumer " always a UOti alitc,"and at the lowest
possible rate.

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1862.

TUE JURORS OF CLASS 2 HAVE AWARDED
A PRIZE MEDAL
FOR THE SUPERIORITY OF THE
GLENFIELD STARCH.
Sold by all Grocers, Chandlers, Oilmen, Ice.

310NEY SPECULATION GUARANTEED
BY GOVERNMENT.

--
AN Income for One Pound. Monthly
Dr awings. Prospectus igratis. Apply to Mr.
J• DAL:raper, English 01 Roe, Frankfort-on-the-
Maine.
Letters addressed to "J. DALTIOFT, 12, Langlmari•
street, Portland-place London, W.," will be immedi-
ately forwarded to Pm.' kfort, pcst.tygg,

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STURMINSTER AGRICULTURAL SALE.
--
MR. ROSSITER will hold his NEXT
MARKET SALE, on THURSDAY, Sao bth
day of FEBRUARY neat, HU
Early F.atriaa are respectfully aolisitad.
Dated Auctiuo and Agenav Offices,
Slur:muster Newtoa, ?Ind January, Mil
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

A TOP•DRESSI NG NOR WHEAT, BARLEY
OATS, AND ORABS,
OF great importance to Agriculturists, who
eon reow lye supplied with a Genuine and " Yuri
Dried Blood" Manure; in colour resembling Peruvian
Ouse% tad Cosign tilt, article hi bulk.
. . - . . _

Isla el
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Manure.

The analysis b Profesaors WAT and EVASIL of
London. and Dr. Voutrif.an, of Ctrencesler, will be a
sufficient proof as to ila value.

From PraIS9OIIIW•T and Evian, Consulting Clatinistu
London :

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To Mr. S. Jgifigt4,.
812,—We beg to oaks, you analysis of
Pure Dried Blood.
Nitrogen . . . 12.26
Equal to Amnionia . . 14.89
Strongly recommended to Agriculturists.

For the above 3 cert. per awe is recommended.
Manufactured by Mr. EDWARD JEWELL, at the
Rockland Bone Mills, Linriport. Portsmouth ; and
sold only through Mr. S. JEWELL, of Ranting, near
Soutliamptob.
NB.—Manures also specialty prepared for Marigolds,
Swedes, Turnips, Potatoes, &WU, Peas, and Cabbage.

Teatim- onials forwarded on application.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

GROCERS GAZETTE.

LONDON COLONIAL PRODCCI 111•6[1114, Friday.—
The colonial produce.nearkete during the week have
been fully aupplied, but the chief portion of the goods
brought forward at the tales found buyers, and prices
generally continue iitealy. A (avow Ile opinion is
still entertained with regard to coffee, awl plantation
Ceylon has advanced about li. sod native growth 6J.
to la, Sales of Mocha lime been effected at n• per cwt.
undo r the valuations, but the recent iinporta comprised
chiefly common qualities. Floating cargoes of foreign
commend high rates. The anger market remains
...about improvement. Low bras n qualities find more
Teaoly buyers for refining. Good to end crystalbed
Mauritius is taken slowly on former terms, but the
aggregate amount of business for the week is below
the average, The large public tea miles which mom.
on the inst. have terminated and a conside-
rable .o.iiitity found buyers at full quotations for China
growth.. Various parcel.; of Assam obtained steady
rates. By private contract several chops of finest
Monism have sold at id. to Id. advance. old blackish
leaf torts conunand • similar rite. A better demand
rresails for 1131.4i1101 red leaf Kaisow kinds. Common,
free ft dust, may be quoted Is. to In. Oid. per lb.
:4.evoitel Capes and Orange Pekoe are Cheap and
plentiful. Fine touching at 2s. 4.1. to 3e. 2d. per lb.
Lave hem. active.

141:6-1.R MARKET, January 23.—Increased
dolinot i• the principal feature in this market, which
therefore. remain. inanimate. Priors may be mid to
be almost uoininal, and only a few parcels of Itemeram
lave been old publicly during the week, at about
former rates. Refiners' produce is not in active de-
mand.

_
9111111TOI. CRFERE MARKET. Friday. —There barn no
=Aerial alterations sines our out report.

HAY AND STRAW MARKUS.

r PhITTAMI D.—Meadow hay, It to £4 ii.. : clover.
10,k, tots 10g.; and straw, el 12s. to El lea per
load. Trade heavy.
el'lllerllLA YD.—Meadow hay, £2 to la ;
£310.. to £5 10..; and straw, el 12.. to El 16a. per
load. Trade heavy.
WHITFTHAPICL Meadow hay. £2 to £4 Pe. ;
clover. £310.. to £5 10s. ; and straw El 12s. to El his.
per load. Trade doll.

LONDON BONE AND PAT MARKET, JAIL 17.
S. d.
Marine Store Bones • - ic 0 Per cwt.
Marrow ditto . . 9 0 „
Butcher.' Waste ditto • - 4 6 „
(It Read ditto • - • 3 0 „
Rongh Staff - • • IR 0 „
Butchers' Rough Fat - - 2 31 per stone
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

THE CORN TRADE.

1.0990 g, Friday—The supply of bornmgrown wheat
on sale was very moderate. Good and fine qualities
were in steady requerot, and prices ruled firm, but
inferior produce commanded very little attention.
Th. market alma well supplied with granazied samples
of foreign wheat. Moat descriptions were in fair average
demand, and the quotations were steadily supported.
Floating carcase of grain moved off steadily, at full cur-
murk.. Malting barley wan very firm, at extreme ristm.
Grinding end diatilling crt., however, changed hands
slowly, at late prices. In malt, • moderate business
was tranucted, at previous currencies. For oats, the
supply of which wu very moderate, there was •
steady demand, and prices ruled firm. Beans and
peas were without change in value from Monday,
but the ir.quiry for them was much restricted. The
flour trade was steady, at full quotation.. Linseed
and rapeaeed steady. A little inquiry for aloverseed, ,
hot 10.1 other seeds English wheat, '
570 srrs. ; barley, 270; malt, SW, mita, 10. Irish oat.,
700 Foreign : wheat, 2670 gm. ; barley, 3110; oats,
.138.1 Engliab floor, 460 sacks. Foreign, tOO barrels.
BRINTOL, Thursday.—At our market to-day English
wheat was it good supply, and the trade ruled dull, at
a reductien of Is. per qr. Foreio tending downward.,
with very little passing. Finest barleys commanded
last week's mere; see:cindery descriptiona of malt-
ing, am also grinding and distilling parcela, sold slowly,
and priers were barely as good. Oat, of good quality
scarce, and Cal. per qr. dearer. For beans and peas
scarcely any inquiry.
Devizes, Tbunday.—Wheat wan in improved de-
mand from liut week, the condition still very bad.
Trim,. generally were the same u teat week, 26.. per
sack being the highest quotation. eacept in one instance,
in whEzh Mr. W. Canning, of Harnabury, sold • lot of
Am. red wheat, weighing 13 more net. for Tra. the
mars. The barley trade was a little more brisk, but
rice. were not higher than before. Wheat, best,
47a. to 525. per qr. ; secondary, 365. to 46.. ; inferior,
341. to 39.,; barley, 325. to 421. ; oat., 20.. to 24..;
beam:, 386. to 46a. ; peas, 364. te 404. ; flour, fine, 40..
to 425. per sack ; seeondL 37a. to 38..
lavearom., Friday. -Only a moderate sttenclanem
Wheat s slurs sal., at Tuesday'. prices. Flour dull and
unaltered. India& corn steady demand, at 30s. 3d. for
niized. I.:gyptian beans • turn dearer. oats and oat-
meal unchanged. Imports— I reland, Le. : Turley, 10 gra. ;
mita, 1.20:1; 2,(i; flour, 50 rack.. Foreign:
Wheat, 19,777 ; beans, 1,454 ; Indian corn, 4,571:
Sour, 479 se cks, 9.006 barrel..
Wag:alum, Friday.—Wheal trade doll, and prices
la low,. In other articles so material change.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

LAMENT OF AN OLD CANNON BALL.

(TOUCHING THI lAST MINT ILI:MON.)

Oh. men of Kent! Oh, men of Kentt
110 oould you serve us so?
We've met with much discouragement,

But never such a blow!
If any county we did prize,
As with old ways content,
014 principles, old blood, old cries,
That county it was Kent!
But Kent returns a Liberal,
Oh, sin and shame for Kent!
The Knatebbull's they've been constant men.
Their colour still true blue,
Since to the chalky shone of Kent
The Saxon standards drew
Let change who will, they've stood stook still,
When all was whirling round;
What Knatchbull WY in Bocket's days,
That Knatchbull still is found.
Alas! when Knatehbulls are so tree
That Kent should be unsound 1
There's Hersham Hatch stands where it Mend
To see King Stephen dine;
There, like the oaks of Her:barn wood,
Still grows the Kositchbull line.
The first of Knatchbull baronets,
In Charles the Martyr's day.
In Parliament did sit for Kent,
The Roundheads to gainsay ;
But loyalty and memory both
From Kent they the away.
And then • Dering to elect,
A Nellie through and through.
A man who has • mind to change,
And dares to change it too;
Who puts to shame his aweesti y
01 rood old Heptarch times,
And does not count to go-a-head
The very worst of crimes—
Who turns the Herald out of doors,
And taketh in The Train /
Alas! Old thincs are growing new,
Foundations giving way ;
There's no inch hue as fast true-blue,
E'en cannon-bells decay I
Who's be that stay. by ancient ways
Whereon our fathers went,
When Deringe fall, and worst of all,
So (tiro, come in for Kent?
Ye Ilfty-two,—the last true-blue,
Diodes in dissontset
Pioche
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS

SUFFERERS.

DR. SMITH has just published a FARE
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VOICE, or PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND. A new
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sent, post-free, to any address on receipt of a directed
envelope, encloting two postage stanips.—Addrets Dr.
SMITH, 8, Burton-crescent, Tavisiock-equare, London,
W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

ARNE, NEAR WAR.EHAM, DORSET.

MR. H. RICHARDS is instructed to an-
imism* that be will SELL by AUCTION, as
*Woe, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1215, 1883,
About 30 DAIRY COWS and HEIFERS, sin a
quantity of DAIRY GOODS, the property of Ww.
PIKE, Rim., declining the Farm.—Farticulanglin future
Advertisements and Porting Billa
Abbott's Court, Blandford, January 21st, 1883.

TIOR SALE (a Bargain) a large size
MARBLE MORTAR with Wood Pestle, on •
Btand.—Apply at the Telegrams Ales, Dorchester.

LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
.1.1 next Half-Yearly General Meeting of the Pro-
prietors of this Company will be held at this Station
on THURSDAY, the 12th Day of FEBRUARY, 1863.
at One o'clock precisely, when the Directors will sub-
mit a Report on the affairs of the Couipony, i Dividend
will be declared, and the General Business of the Com-
pany will he transacted.

And NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN
that at the said meeting it is ptoposed to submit to the
Proprietors the matters following. trig !
Articles of Agreement with the Ringwood? Christ.
church, and Bournem.mtli Railway Companies, and
with the Sidmouth Railway and Harbour Company,
and with the Bishop Waltham Railway Company, with
reference to the working of the several Railways of
those Companies, respectively and otherwise in relation
thereto. And also Articles of Agreement with the
Andover and Redbridge Railway Company, and with
the Southampton and Netley Railway Company, with
reference to the purchase of Cie several Railways and
undertakings of those Cowponies respectively and
otherwise in relation thereto.

And NOTICR 18 HERBY FURTHER GIVEN
that at the said niesting there will be an election of
Throe Directors in the places of Captain Jame. Gilbert
Johnston., Charles Smith Mortimer. Esq., and William
l'hilip Snell. Req., who entire at this time in the usnai
rotation, and being eligible, over themselves for re
election.

The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed
Irons Thursday, the 'ilth January. till Thursday, the
12th February, 1863, both days Meanies.

Fly order,
FREDERICK CLARKE, Secretary.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

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tigricultart.

How 'ICI FERTILIZE THI SOIL. —Mr. echi, of Tip-
tree Hall, in a Mier to the Times. says :—I rejoice thee
the question of producing our foal at borne is at Stan
attracting public attentiem. The net of maintaining
and improving the fertility of our soil is in very simpl&
but it is one which we do net at present cheese to.
mactise.—" Return to the soil the excreta of the food,
which you II& VC consumed" should he eur motto, and
then we Heed not trouble oureelvea •boutt any new'
schemes or artificial sources of fertility.• We are the*
greatest constrinern the world. In 1861 our importation'
, of foreign ainsomArle articles was in ,slue £76,4110,000*
sterling I—Here was • vast fund of fertilising inamtarial,
and yet much of this, and of our own bonze prothgeo
went down own sewer.; to poison our rivers. The chrome
412,0100,000 people, or hall the world's population, art*
wiser than we are is the matter of food. They look
upon their excrement as • treasure —in fact, the only
certain means of producing the* food abundantly and
cherrply. They therefore have an need of foreign im-
portatiomi, either of food or of artideial manures.—L.s
me recomuiend every well.wisher to his country to read
the evidence slant town sewage takes bekre
Brady'. Parliaineutary Committee last Seasionv and he.
will rise from that perusal astounded at the national
ignorance and folly that permits the lifeblood of the,
nation to flow away wastefully mad unheeded through,
our newly constructed sewers. In senclusioo, permit
me to annex Baron Liebig's recipe for perpetual'
fertility, which I cut persondly confirm by any own*
practical experience.

• There eziets a receipt fur ensuring the fertility
our fields and the permaneace of their corps, and shisb,.
if properly and consistently applied, will prove UNTO
remunerative thee all the expedients that have eves
been resorted to by nriculturists. It consists in the
following rule Every farmer who takes a sack of corn,
or a ern, of rape, turnips, potatoes, kr., to the town,
ought, like the Chinese coolie, to early back with him
from the town an equal (or, if porsibk, • larger)yessitity
of the mineral oonstatuents of the prodeee sold, sad
restore them to the field from which they have bees
token. He should not despise the peel of a potato, new
a straw, but always bear in mind that that peel may be
wanting to form one of his potatoes; that ruse, tio
form one of hie ears of corn. The cost of carrying thew
matters to his fleH is trifling, and the investment ie
safe as. savings-bank, and highly productive witbst,
The fertile area of his bold will, in the course of tea
years, be as it were double& He will produce more
corn, more flesh, and more cheese. without having on
that account to bestow greater labour and time upon
the cultivation of his land. Pe will be leas anxious
about his fields, and need no longer keep his mind eon-
stantly on the stretch for some nu*, unknown, and
imaginary expedient to preserve their Ifeetility ia somo
other way.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR.

Fat two staters sufferers may avoid sham Captains who
generously caul ion the nubile ag•inst pills, tr., the .4-at yied
reverewls ; grullemen of f rtun,, ruptunveuring quark., and
other sw milers, who send their hook. to nothing, publish test
modal. which they write themselves, llettLions review. from
J. ornate obi h do not rtist, profess to cure diesees be
verdant, eleetrieil y. Instrument,. Le., instead of medicine... which
they .ii. " Ameri -an treatment," and other ahem ditice as cruel
as they are deceptive.
A phyakian many years extensively engaged In the treatment
of &Wits, and the various menta and nervous Oro:Loos result-
ing therefrom, will send free on res.* tof to penny stamps ti
prepay post te n. • pamphlet enintatomg his highly slimes. fel and
wily gam treatment, watt all the a:v.-eery preseriptlons and
directions by which sufferers in y cure themselves at nil ng
east. Add.. Mr. Lewes, Medical rublasher. 14, iland-cnirt.
Malcom, lAnidoix,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

Court anb Olio Lat.

l'autrit Atraso.—A Naples latter of the 14th inst.
sses:—" The pheasant-she 'Gag in honour of Prince
Alfred was very brilliant. The party, including, besides
the Feiner. Mujor Cowell. Captain Cr seen, General
Poin•ci, Marquis Toletiturri, Prince Fonili. Prance
(lean:114o, Geke MArLiliata, and other distinguished
personage% set out :or Caseria yeadenlay alB a.tie, and
opened the atetrt in the four great lawns of the !talk.
Prince Alfetul killoal twenty-flee
wood-
cock,, anal as many ham. At neon the sportamen sat
down to Itreakfast in the pagoda. Prince Gmusldo
proposed the health of the Queen of Euglsod, when
the hantl attack up ' Cod NATO the Queen.' Prince
Alfred retnrueil the anuplainent by proposing the health
of the King of Italy.
THE PAINCE6.I ALEXANDIA.—The new paper pub-
lished at Copenhagen, the Newark, miya :—" Her
Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra, who mixes but
little in society during the mourning for Prince Albert,
seldom shows herself to the public SOOIG few persona
have asseinbled to sco lier rifles to anti from the English
chapel, where the Rev. It. 8. Ellis, MA., officiates,
but otherwise she is eltielly visible to the public only
on the Long line, particularly in the morning, nun in
arm with her father. Usually along this fashionable
promenade the Royal Family, the Court, and the Lea*
...pie many b,, seen at this season enjoying their
skating, but this year the water obatinately refuses to
freeze. It is vain that the attentive Prince of Wales
has forwarded to his coming bride a pair of elegant
abate.; St. Januarius as sullenly denies the printra of
our days FA the billows of the North Sea once restated
the appeal of Canute the Great."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

WOOL MARKET.

Therine. Friday.—We have to report a steady oon-
ewnptive inquiry for ell classes of home.grown wool.
and previous rates are fully maintained. In colonial
dexcriptioas the business doing is far from extonsive,
yet the currencies rule firm.