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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

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In Foreign Affairs, I •
Non-intervention, )

TO TFIE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
OF THE BOROUGH OF
Garrtarse,—
AN impression has, I understand, got abroad
that do not mean really to contest the Borough.
My object in canvassing you bits been to ascertain
your precia feelings in respect to your Representation.
The result of yesterday was most satisfactory; and if
my canvass closes as favourably as it has hitherto pro-
gressed, I PLEDGE MYSELF TO GO TO THE POLL.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen
Your very faithful Servant,
HENRY DRUMMOND WOLFF.
Antelope Hotel, May 26, 1865.
THE DORCHESTER ELFCTION.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
•
THE General Election, which is now rapidly
approaching, is allowed by all to be one of un-
equalled importance ' • the interests at stake are im-
mense, the very character of our country, of our
government, of our position in the world as a nation,
is threatened ; and yet at such a time we hear in several
counties and boroughs of attempted compromises. And
by whom are they made? By those who wish to keep
up their dignity by assuming political importance, but
at the same time are unwilling to exercise the least self-
denial in support of their pretended principles.
How does it come to pass, that when an able candi-
date appears at Dorchester in support of Conservative
principles, the sitting Conservative member and his
friends look upon him as an interloper, and scarcely
dieguietheir hopes that he will not go to the poll. Is
this their Conservatism or their selfishness? Or is it
true that there Is an understanding between Messrs.
Start and Sheridan in which the hones voters are not
consults ? It is time that H. C. Start; Esq., should
be informed that we are quite willing to have his
son as one of our members, but then we elect him
to represent us, not to represent Critchell House, and
we think we are entitled to two representatives.
A year or two since the men of Oxfordshire rose
up and utterly smashed just such a compromise ; and if
our determination to contest the borough of Dorchester
with a second Conservative candidate will not open the
eyes of Mr. Strut, we must try what • contest for the
county will do. He, perhaps, too will find it a more
economical patriotism to support two candidates for
Dorchester, and then perhapt we ,shall see what we
ought to see—the names of Stet and Wolff on the same
banner.
YOUNG DORCHESTER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

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have something there as anywhere else—Sentenced to
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

intperial Varliament.

ROUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAY. —Lord Derby called attention to the recent
proclamation of President Johnson, declaring the
penalties of piracy against those who trade with the ex-
cepted Atnexican ports.—Earl Russell said that Sir F.
Bruce had sought for an explanation of this curious
proclamation, but had been unable to obtain one.—Earl
Grenville moved the second reading of the Union
Chargeability Bill.—The Duke of Rutland moved that
it be referred to a Select Committee. A long debate
ensued, and upon a division the numbers were :—For
the second reading, 86; against, 24.

TUIP+DAT.—Lord St. Leonards presented a Bill to pro-
hibit railway companies from looking both doors of their
carriages in passenger trains, and it was read a first
time.

THURBDAT.—SeveraI bills were advanced a stage.
FRIDAT.—The Marquis of Weetmeath called attention
to the introduction of the practices of the Roman
Catholic religion into the worship of the Church of
England at St. Matthew's, Stoke Newington; St. Paul's,
Lorrimore-square, Walworth ; St. Alban's, Holborn;
and St. Mary Magdalane, Munstersquare.—The Bishop
of London said he was quite ready to use his authority
and power in checking these practices whenever he
could do so legally and with any prospect of success.
After some further discussion the subject dropped. The
Union Chargeability Bill was paused through coot.
mittee ; the other orders of the day were then con.
sidered, and their lordships adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

ST (JRM IN STE R NEWTON,

CRICICIL7.— A match was played on Monday hat
between the senior and junior members of the
Blackmore Vale Cricket Club. Some good play was
shown on both sides, but the gains terminated in an
easy victory for the senior members as will be seen
by the annexed score
SENIOR&

Ist Inning nd Ittnings
Selway, b Sherring • - - • 12 not out- - - • 8
Malrnoth, c Cheertewright - - 21
A. 13. Crerch, o Starring • • 1 b Senior - 0
Dashwood, b Starring • - - 27
W. Creech, b Sherring • • - 3
G. Rake, oR. Rake- - - - 0 not out • • - 1
C. Short, not out • - • • 1
Haines, b Sherring - • • - 3
Barfoot, b Sherring - • - • 0
Taylor, b Horrell • - • • 0
Long, run out
Byes 11, Widea 7 • -18 Wider; - • • • 1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

WINTERBORNE STICKLAND.

THE farmers in this neighbourhood are busily occupied
in hay-making. The crop is abundant, and .bould we
enjoy a continuance of the present delightful weather,
will be secured in (=ell nt condition. Fruit of all
kinds bids fair to be very abundant, for the trees are
already bending beneath the load upon them. The
country round here never looked more delightful than
at present. Potatoes are rapidly turning in ; some
persons however, we regret to learn, are inclined to
forget which are their own and try those of their neigh-
bours ; for some miscreant on Sunday morning pulled
uo about forty mote of fine early kidney potstoes in the
allotment occupied by Mr. Turner. We trust the fellow
will son be detected and sent to employ himself at
picking oakum for a month or two in the County GlaoL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No attention can be paid to anonymous letters.
Communications to be addressed to The Manager,
Church and Country Newspaper Company, Limited.
Wherever corresponding agents have not been nomi-
nated for the Church and Country Papers by the
Parochial Clergy in terms of our circular to
Incumbent", we shall be glad to hear from
volun'eers. Terms on application.
Correspondents are requested to adopt and add a
signature, or, to give authority to useful informs,
tion, their own names or initials, to original
paragraphs, however short, as we wish to preserve
the right of reproduction against pilferers, under
the Copyright Act.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

BRADFORD PEVERELL.

THE PRIZE DEVON " CONETITOzioN."—It may
intereat our agricultural readers to present the following
brief entry of Mr. .4tuiMi'd Devon bull, which took the
first prise lsst week at Hereford :—CI PM I. Bullsabove
three y ears. —Mr. J. A. Smith, Bradford Peverell,
Dorch,ster' • Devon bull, Constitution, aged 3 yearn, 2
months, and 4 weeks, bred by himself; sire, Exchange,
627; dam, Rachel, 2307; sire of dam. Palmerston, 467.
First prize, £l2. Mr. smith also obtained the third
prize for a yearling of the some stock and name.—Mr.
J. A. Smith, Bradford Peverell, Dorchester, a Devon
bull, Constitution, aged 1 year, 2 weeks, and I day,
bred by himself; sire, Exollange, 627; dam, Heckel,
2307; sire of dam, Palmerston, 476. Ditto, a Devon
Hercules, aged I year. 3 monihs, and 3 daos, bred
by himself ; sire, Constitution ; dam. Young Hobo,
2450; sire of dam, Davy's Napoleon, 384 Third prize,
£5. He also gained the third prize for his Devon cow
in calf and in milk as under :—Mr. 3. A. Smith, Brad.
ford Pevarell. Dorchester, • Devon cow in oalf and in
milk, Young Goldoni', 5 years, 7 months, 4 weeks, and
I day; bred by the Right Hon. Lord Portman, Bryan-
ston, Blandford ; sire, Palmerton, 476; dam, Goldoup • '
sire of claw, Admiral, 357. Third prize, £5.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

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wee & for calve*, at last Monday's cur-
rency, 4.; frt 1: to tos. 41. per 81b. The supply
was only modentte. A slow inquiry for pigs, at late
rates. The supply wee-good.

METROPtitiTTAN cATTLR fdARICET, ins' 19.
4 full kverage supply of foreign stock In fair con.
„mon 'nosh% steady, at late rates. From our own
grasingstrinta, and from Scotland and Ireland the
Arrivs etreists were very moderato. The demand for
breeilii idled firm, at an advance in the quotations
padsd srlth Monday last of 2d. per Sib. The best cote
crook** were disposed of at from sa. toEs. 24. per 91b.
_nem liaa all increased supply of English sheep In the
pens, and the mutton trade VMS quiet. Prime Downs
-nd haithreds realised fis. to 6s. 44. per 81b., but most
breeds were rather lov'
ii+ply and sluggish re,
Prises realised from
rod dernittd for •
siik; trete 4s. 441:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

AMERICA.

NEW YORK, JUNE B.—The suppressed testimony--
given at the conspiracy trial has been published. Three •
witnesses testified that they had purposely feigned to-
act in complicity with the Confederate leaders in
Canada, and had by that means ascertaiaed that Davis
and other leaders were implicated in the aassesination
plot. President Johnson has ordered all Confederate
soldiers not above the rank of captain, and sailors not
above the rank of lieutenant, to be discharged upon
taking the oath of allegiance.

The LATE WAIL —General Grant, in an address to
the soldiere of the United States' armies, dated the 2nd
Jane, declares that by their magnificent fighting,
bravery, and enduranoe they have maintained the
supremacy of the Union and the Constitution, over-
thrown all opposition to the enforcement of the hoe
and proclamations for ever abolishing sham, the Ganser
and pretext of the rebellion, and opened the way to the
rightful authorities to restore order and inaugurate
pew* on a permanent and en4uring basil on every foot
of American soil. He adds that tleeir marches, sieges,
and battles, in distant*, duration, resolution, andi
brilliancy of result, dim the lustre of the world's past
military achievements, and will be the patriot's pre-
cedent in defence of liberty and right in al sum to
000113.

Tax news brought by the China, is not of sputa
interest. General Grant had been received with great
enthusiasm at a meeting at New York, at which reeoln-
tiont were passed urging the Government to denim&
indemnity from the neutral Powers for the depredations
of Confederate cruisers on Federal shipping, to enforce.
the Monroe doctrine, and favouring negro suffrage.
Mr. Wendell Phillips e xplains his recent speech abotitt
repudiation. It was the Confederate, not the Federal
debt which be desired to be repudiated. The explana-
tion was certainly needed. It appears that the Union,
Government depend upon the testimony of • correspos-
dent of the Tribune named Connover, • physician,
named Merritt, and a Government detective, alio.
seem to have played the part of spies on the proceed-
ings of Confederates in Canada, for the means of
jowlicatieg ex-President Davis with the assiasination of.
President Lincoln. The testimony of men who could,
stoop to such baseness as these witnesses had recourse.
to, in order to worm themselves into the confidence of
the Confederates is utterly unreliable. They must be
fellows of the baser sort, and consequently ready to
swear anything. A learned Federal judge has informed
the Grand Jury of Norfolk that the parole of Lee's
army was a mere military arrangement—trick would
have been the better word, if the opinion of the judge
is correct—not influencing the civil rights or status if
the primmer! paroled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

RANSOMES'
\ • PLOUGHS.

AT the last Trials of the R.A.S.E. at
Newcastle, these Ploughs on 4 out of the 6
First Prizes offered. 5i13013 that time they have won
23 All England Champion Prizes. They are strong,
light. and emmomical..,Priess from ,P 3 to 25, They
may be obtained of 'all 'flrat- elass—Ti-OntnOngers and
Dealers in Implements, or direct from the

CASSELL'S
OF F E ES.
SOLD BY NEARLY TWO THOUSAND AGENT&
THROUGHOUT THE KINGDOM.

THESE CHOICE COFFEES have main..
tamed their high premn,iiimme over • period of
nearly seventeen years, and continue to be used as the.
regular Breakfast Beverage by Familiea in all part, of
the Kingdom. Fine full flavour and great strength,
characterise these Coffers; and being packed fresh from
the mill in Caniaters and air-tight Packages, unifor,.
freshness and quality can at all times be relied on.
CASSELL'S COFFEE, No. I, Is. per lb.
CASSELL'S COFFAI, No. 2, Li. 2d. per lb.
CaesELL'e COFFEE, No. 3, Is. 4d. per lb.
CASSELL'S COFFEE, No. 4, le. Bd. per lb.
Sold in Canisters of 21ba, lib., and Ob. each ; and M
air-tight Packets of 40z., 20z., and loz. each, by the.
appointed Agents throughout the kingdom.

AGISITTS DI THIS DISTRICT :
YE0V1L........ J. PM T , Temper•oce Eiotel, Bot

ABBOTISBURT Wood
AXMINSTER
Elseitatenit Hood, grocer
atotittaisa E. H. Hole, Fore•street and • .11
od El.diddloOolobe OosloollolWo
BATCOMBIC C Ropes Mon
RLANDroRD Jame. Flab'
BURNHAM G. I. Williams, druggist.
CHARD
'2•IIA SMOOTH
CMILDe OceloßD G. Street
CoLt.misProsr
CRANBOONZ Adams
DORCHESTER
Browning, High 1riat.00.14.-
E•ST COKER P. Boon) .aroter•
ISTERCREICH
EVllleflOT .. •
GL AITOPINUEL T
Cis ',Litton Aal
Rogers.
HINDoo E. Harclii,g,grooer.
LONO SUTTON
NoTHEontIST W. Foster. Cooper.
OTTERTST. MART Sheppard, grocer
POOLE ..... G. Heave Penney, Quay
PPDDLETIENTHIDEJ
PIDDLETOWN
PORTLAND
ditto Misses Gibbs, Easton.
QUIFSE CAMEL
'37016 ...........J C. Ilebtlitoh.
&lawmen'
SHUT., MALLET C. Goodecoogb.
STORMINITE• Jaiskroo,eberelet.
gnarressoas
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STREET .
I'APETOE 0. Ingram Perk-street , and C.
Jon... trinity ,H :Seymour arm.
strut.
THOEVIBTON Dicks, draper.
Wino/acme
wivrog
WALTON
WELLTNOTON
Wtsguecottgai Ash, chemist
Wissmorre
Crocker. IS .Park.SlT It 1 .
T. Hayward

ORWELL WORKS IPSWICH.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

GRIMSTONE.

ACOMIXT. —On Sunday morning, an elderly man
named Crocker, was holding the head of a horse that
was standing, harnessed to an empty vacgon, at Grim•
stone, when • train passed by on the railway. frightening
the hors., and causing it to etart off suddenly at a y. pid
pace. The poor man wan knock. d down, and one of
the wheels of the waggon passed over his body, fractur•
ing several of his ribs. Re was conveyed to the Dorset
County Hospital, where he lain a fair way for recovery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

DEATHS.

Jane 16, at Charminster, Mr. James Goßop, aged 59,
contractor and joiner, much and justly regretted,
having been a most useful man in the parish and
neighbourhood.
June 17, at Fordington, after a protracted illness,
Jane, wife of Mr. Thomas Swyre, traveller to Messrs
Style, James and Co., aged 23.
June 12, at Collingbourne Kingston, Wilts, Thomas
Sheppard, Esq., after • long and painful illness.
June 15, at the rectory, Charmouth, Mary, the
eldest daughter of the Rev. E. R. Breton, aged 19,
iversally regretted.
June 15, at Dorchester, suddenly, Mr. Charles Seal,
drummer, 3rd DR V., aged 34.
June 1, at Radipole, Mr. Robert Mowlem, much
respected.and deeply lamented by his family and friends
June 11, at Ihninster, deeply regretted by all who
knew him, V. T. Langworthy, Esq., solicitor, in the
81st year of his age.
June 9, at Sbapwick, Jane, the beloved daughter of
Mr. Bartlett, aged 17 years.
June 12, at Longfieet, Poole, suddenly, Emily Mary
Anne, wife of Mr. Frederick William Lacy, aged 29
yeses,

June 13, at Moor Critchell, Dorset, Hannah, relict of
the late Mr. Thomas Owen, of fisverfordwest, Co.
Pembroke, aged 70 years.
June 14, suddenly, after an illness of • few hours,
Viscount Oranbome, aged 43.
Juno 15. at Blandford, after • short illness, Mr.
Samuel Collins, tailor, fzc„ aged 75 years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

Witt! BORNE.

Parry Summits, June 9. —Before Major Portman
and J. T. Baskett, Esq. —Jane Steele, of Gusstge,
was ordered to par the costs for trespassing across a
grass field and doing damage thereto, belonging to Mr.
Joseph Atkins at Horton.—John Viney. of Cianhorne,
on the application of Sept. Baynton, by order of the
Government Inspector of Reformatories, was ordered to
contribute 6d. per week towards the support of his son
in the Milborne Its forrnatory.—Georga Greenstalk, of
Templecombe, an engine cleaner on the Somerset and
Dorset Railway, was summoned by the Sunerintendent
of Police for drunkenness and riotous behaviour, and
algo with assaulting P.C.s. Knight and Bradley at
Wimborne. Ordered to pair £2 including coats, or two
months' imprisonment.—WilliamGalton, of Shapwick,
was sentenced to seven days bard labour for stealing
wood, belonging to Mr. Thomas Martin, on the evidence
of P. C. Spicer. TaANSFE/I.—The lieense of the
George Inn, Wiinborne, was transferred from Mr. John
Hind to Mr. James Dibben.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

-Mellon,
A papod through several
oomosletiblip ORIN. Mr. Gill
other artioles. the "le 'was
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celebrated beer, and to every woman, and lad,
14 years of age, a pint of the same, together wit an
excellent bun, made by Mr. Etheridge. This good
cheer was distributed in a field belonging to Mr.
Hector, and as several of the memtere of the
Blandford band belong to St. Mery's, their coin-
panims very kindly agreed with them to add
" triunes dulcit charms" to the attractions of the
gathering. About 200 persons were present, many
of whom participated in the pleasOrea of the dame,
and a joyful evening was spent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

Raocarr
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Railway P
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and in

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me
or lees severe,
TWO of Or Woad i*
Were slso uvek.ed, and
two of the stiffness. by the di
ratifYimir taws tbe shahs preoattion.
AzoluTra redwricable Instenes of the
used bi the -
The lb--
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

-LONDON

MARK-LANlfi, MONDAY, June 19.
Arrittetof both Rhl 'Mid foreign wheat rmall ;
conditrOrr-good:, "At' *deities of Is. per quarter, as
co opareet with .fitlidwy, lent, was in most Matins( a
obtained.- A••• small supply of barley; demand
inactive; prices firm. An average business in malt, at
forin«rterutt. Outs moderate supply; for all qualities
a good demand at fully late rates, and some . fine
earn plelf: fetched 6d. per qr. more than last Monday.
Be.ma itietvras in abort supply; trade firm, at fully
late prtema. Flour firm.
A'rp
dttion
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

MILTON ABBA.S.

We annex the official description of the beautiful
Devon cow at Hereford by Mr. C. Hambro :—Mr. C.
Efambro, Milton Abbey, Blandford, a Devon cow in milk,
and in calf, Baroness, agd 1 years and 6 months, bred by
the Right Hon. Lord Portm.• Bryanatono, Blandrord ;
sire, Royal George; dam, C n, 1872; sire of dam,
Royal George.

SHoCIEING DrATH.—On Saturday an inquest was
held before W. 11. Atkinson, Esq., coroner, on the body
of George Jeans, under-carter to Mr. George Ingram,
Bagber }firm. It appeared that on the previous day
deceased Ad been at work in the hey.field, where he had
had the usual allowance of cider—five pints. About
nine in the evening he started homewards with a wagon
drawn by one horse. He did not appear at all the
worse.for liquor. As the wagon was proceeding, Jeans
was seen to jump out and fell to the ground, when the
wheels passed over his head, fracturing the skull,
injuring the bones of the fare, causing the blood to
gush from his ears and nose, and killing him instantly.
The jury returned a verdict of "Accidental Death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

nowimiIIMENIMEMMINNOMMI

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

rroußisT TICKETS, available for one
_1 Calendar Month, are now issued at Weymouth,
Dorchester, and Bridport, and other principal Stations
on this Railway, to the ISLE OF MAN, yid Liverpool,
Malvern, Buxton, Scarborough, Harrogate, and other
watering places on the Yorkshire coast; Windermere,
Penrith, and the Lake district ; to the principal
places on the Eastern and Southern coast, North and
South Wales, Scotland, Lakes of Killarney and Dublin,
vid Holyhead.
Return Tickets at about • single fare for the Double
Journey are also issued during the Summer months to
plc-nio or pleasure parties.
For full particulars see programmes, which oan be
obtained at any of the Company's Stations.
Paddington, June let. J. GRIERSON, Son. Man.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

ON and after 18t JULY next SEASON
TICKETS will be issued from the principal
Stations on this Railway, including Gloucester,
Cheltenham, Bath, Bristol, Swindon, Chippenham,
Salisbury, Weymouth, Dorchester, Yeovil, Stroud,
Cardiff, Swansea, Carmarthen, Newport, Haverford-
west, Milford, Chepstow, Lienslly, &a.
These tickets will be issued for three, six, or twelve
months.

Prior to the Ist July Tickets may be obtained on
paying a proportionate aim in addition to tha rats
chargeable from that date.
Application to be made at any of the Company's
Officer, or to the Secretary's Office, Paddington Station.
Paddington, Ist Jane. J. GRIERSON, Gen. Man.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

ORGANFORD.

TEIMERANOX Socurrr.—On Tuesday, the 6th inst.,
the annual featival of thir society was held in Mr.
814,1 P's field, kindly lent by him. The Band of Hope.
numbering alroot 60, met at one o'clock, and proceeded
on the Wareham road, where they were met by the
Cadet band of the 2nd Dorset B flee, under the leader-
ship of Sergeant Anketell. After calling at the residence
of Miles Rodeett, Seq., of the Sandford e•tate, where
they received a hearty welcome from the kind lady,
they returned to the field at Orsenford, where at four
o'clock tea was provided for them, to which they did
ample justice. At five o'clock a public tea was pro-
vided to which *boot one hundred sat down. An open
air meeting was held in the evening presided over by
Mr. C. Anstey, of Organford, and addressed by Mr. G.
Curtis, of Poole, Mr. Saunders, of Lytchet, and Mr.
Walden, of Winkton. The usual amusement was pro.
vided during the afternoon, and the band performed
their musk) in a highly creditable manner, and were
much admired.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

Rekted-Kingdom since 1858, the imports-
'fr4,(.3Nof•l t°llaviN.b.?"

trollt43ll, earns 1,:"..s Faa
'.
73rod Seed Sitibie 141,436
uw.• • • 178,423
eqed .o .144638
11th Nov. of 0544,... 208,690
.51706

Macabi and Guanape groups the depth of water
is considerable at the foot of the rocks, so that,
as at Chincha, by means of shoot's, the loading
will be rapid, and the guano will not suffer any
waste. The data furnished by this exploration

_
may teach us what to expect, perhaps of yet
farther discoveries, or what further resources
exist, in case of Spain persisting in the seizure of
the Chinchas :

Lobos Islands, 3,000,000 tons, lit class, value £6.
1,000,000 tons, 2nd class, value £4.
Macaoi Islands, 1,500,000 tons, let class, vu £5.
Guaftape Islands, 2,500,000 tons, let class, value £6.

Tone 8,000,000 valued at £46,000,000.

A Nsw DESCRIPTION or HORSE Sem—There is
an invention under trial at Versailles tending to replace
the iron shoes at present used for horses, by • composi-
tion which ia almost equal to iron in durability, is 75
per cent, cheaper, and will never hurt the horse's foot.

CAMBRILKIES' CHAIN ILAHROWS.—We omitted to
mention, in our report of the Hereford Show, a great
improvement in the chain harrow, invented and
patented by W. Cambridge, and manufactured by
his successors, E. Cambridge and Co. It consists of
the introduction of a short tine in the place of the
longitudinal links. The harrow thus possesses more
penetrating power than the common chain harrow,
and the tines being set at the same angle as would
be represented by one side of the links, it readily
relieves itaelf of couch, or twitch grass, &c. It is un-
rivalled for scratching up moss in grass lands, and
from its general usefulness, we should recommend
no farmer to be without one. It is made entirely of
wrought iron.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

ND is
04,
Ab..... __....,.
do
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
,
Contains Designs and Prices of 160 different ;
articles of Bed-room Furniture, as well as ti
100 Bedsteads. ant Prices of every desc,iption
of Bedding.
SENT FR BY pcs-r.

4-44`' 1'
/

.tEE .
HEAL AND SON, ij
etmtliko. BEDDING. ctk.•
: 'l9 - AN, UERRITII FURNITURE '
Petit MANUFACTURERS
1,,V•
*NAN COURI
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL

MEM ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION of
.1 PRIZES will take place (D. 17. at the County
Hall, on THURSDAY, JUNE 22, at 11
0. W. FARRER, Seq., has kindly consented to take
the chair on the occasion.

DAIRY.

WA.NTED, a Middle-aged Woman to
attend to a Dairy and .mist in the Kitchen.
A Widow not objected to.—Apply to Mrs. F. P.
MILLER, Heathfield Park, Burnt Green, Sanaa:.

INSUR ANC RS effected with the ROYAL
FARMERS' INSURANCE OFFICE from Mlle
date will be charged the REDUCED DUTY from 24th
of Jane next. NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES.
CLAIMS SETTLED PROMPTLY & LIBERALLY.

rrIHE PALL nirN, YEOVIL, TO BE LET,
I. and entered upon immediately if desired.
Apply to CAVE and BatneoN, Wine Merchants,

ALDRIDGE'S, Al, MARTIN'S-LANRy LOADCrIVA
Efff /11.17146,,,.,
1111 17BLIC SALMI A AMMO • - VII
_-
_a_ • and CARRIAGES at kleien 'Ale& aw eem AIL
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Propetit
delivered two days previously, with instrnetioas ,
particulars. Stalls should be ordered a week before
either Sale Day. Accounts paid on Mondays and Thalia
days,' only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to OM
Country, with Amount-Sales, on the written Toqued
of the Ow' er.
Commission, 5 per sent. Forage and Grooms per
Day and Night, 4e. Rent of Carriages, Four-Wheels
2s. 6d.; T‘to.wheel, Is. 6d. per week. Horner or
Carriages, Wilhdrawn or not Sold by Anetios, 5..;
Harness, or Saddle and Bridle, 2s. 64.; Dogs, 10a
Stocks valued.

-.;ii

N.B.—No Horses received for Private Bah) on Corn.
mission, and no Dealing allowed on the part of any ono
connected with the Establishment.
WILLIAM FREEMAN.

TO ADVERTLSERS.

TRE BEST- AGRICULTURAL and
FAMILY NIIWSPA7ER hi the

MAGNET,
Fetablished 30 years. It has a circulation of nearly
10,000 weekly, and will be found a first-rate medium
for Advertisements, which may be sent through all the
London and Local Agent. Price 40., poet free.
Published every Monday evening after the °loss of the
London Cattle and Corn Markets, in time for poet.
Offices: 19, Exeter-street, Strand, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

DORSET

1770,

FACTOR,

BUTTER AGENT, CHEESE
AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
No. 1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON, W.

NERCNANTS SHIPPERS EXPORTERS, THEIR AGENTS, WHOLESALE BUYERS, COUNTRY SHOPKEEPERS L CASH PURCHASERS
May effect a considerable saving in their purchases, and choose from a large and ever-rarying Stock of
BRITISH AND FOREIGN PROVISIONS, AT
HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESE AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. 1. BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE.
All articles the Direct Cash Purchase or Consignment from the Producer, thereby saving all intermediate
Merchants' profit.
ARRIVALS OF DORSET BUTTER DAILY. I FRIESLAND BUTTER, MONDAY AND FRIDAY
JERSEY BUTTER, MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
The principal Cheese Faire and Markets attended in Wiltshire, Somersetalure„'

snd Cheshire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

MAR WOOD

THE above popular Newspapers are now to be taken up by a Company duly registered under
the Companies' Act, 1862, with Limited Liability, to provide cheap, good, and independent organs of
public opinion of an elevated moral and religious tone, intimately devoted to town and country interest&
Many country districts already experience the advantages of cheap local Journals established in connection
with County Papers; and Advertisers more especially, the benefits of an immensely increased circulation
produced by this means. These benefits and advantages the Company are desirous of extending by the operation
of Steam Presses throughout the well-defined S-mth-Western district, comprising Dorset, Somerset, and portions
of Wilts, Manta, and Devon; and they are ready to organise Local Journals in addition to thews, in Dorset, at
present circulating 5,000 copies weekly, within •Ly moderate range of population wherever absolutely demanded.
An effici,nt professional staff has been retained to cater for the supply of news, and a plan introduced for
superadding the services of pupils, whom it is proposed to train upon these establishments for all departments
of Newspaper business, since there has hitherto been no Training School for the press in existence.
The working capital required is only £3,000, divided into 240 shares of £l2 10& each; payable £2 10a. on
allotment, and the remainder in equal portions betwixt this and Lady-day next.
The Secretary and Manager, who has been highly successful in the improvement of Newspaper Property, will
afford, on application to birn as above, every satisfaction in regard to figures and details. Forma of application
for Shares may be also had of the Solicitors to the Company.
Dorchester, February, 1865.

To the Secretary and Manager of the Church and Country Newspaper Company (limited), Dorchester.
Sic :
I request you to allot me Share In the CHURCH AND COUNTRY
NEWSPAPER COMPANY (limited), and I hereby agree to accept such Share , subject to the Regulations of the
Company, and to pay the specified Deposit of £2 10a. per share on Allotment, and I request you to place my
name on the Register of Members of the Company for the number of Shares which may be allotted to me.
Name in fall
Address in full

Profession „

Date t
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

ovtain

,
i;fiiart
-

DORSET ASSIZES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Her Majesty's Justices of Assize, assigned to
hold the Assizes in and for the County of Dorset, will
open the Commission for the said Assizes at DOR•
CHESTER, on THURSDAY, the Otis day of MARCH
next, when .11 those who will Prosecute against the
Prisoners who shall then be in the Gaol of the sail
County, or at large on Bail, are hereby required to be
then and there present, to Prosecute against them as
shall be just. And all Justices of the Peace, Mayors,
Coroners, Stewards, end Chief Constables and Bailiffs
of every -Hundred and Liberty within the said County,
are hereby also required to be then and there present
in their own Persons, with their Rolls, Records, In-
dictments, and other Remembrances, to do those things
which to them and their Offices in that behalf appertain
to be done.

---
Under Sheriff.

Under Sheriff's Ofßee,
6, South-street, Dorchester, February 13, 1865.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

INIF

Weymouth Plowman, confectioner. 94, St. Mary-st.
„ Tigwell, confectioner, 14, St. Alban's Row.
Bridport
Poole Atkins, chemist, High-street.
Wimborne Short, chemist.
Christchurch Cox, confectioner.
Lymington Hookey, confectioner, 85, High-street.
Yeovil

WHOLICSALR WAREHOUBIS.-
17, Blom&Id-street, City, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

sod Hull.

BONA-FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
-R8,000,000 sterling, guaranteed by Govern-
ment, are annually divided in monthly allotments in
various Sums upwards to £25,000 sterling. An invest-
ment of £1 may secure £25,000 sterling.
For Prospectus (which will be sent gratis) ,apply to
FaIDiIcK SINTZ, Banker. Frankfort-on-the-Maine; or
Letters addressed to him at 8, Three Bing Court,
Lombard Street, London, B. C., will be immediately
forwarded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

AGRICULTU RAL SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD

BEIDPORT MARKET.

STOCK.

MESSRS. DAUNCEY and SON beg to
announce that their ne.t SALE will take place
on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd, 1866.
Present Entries :

4 impeder Hog BUB,.
No. I, Hog Devon Bull, calved February Ist, 1864.
(dre Young Napoleon, bred by Mr. Newberry, of
Seruel Barton, near Honiton ; his grandsire
Oil Napoleon, bred by Mr. James Quartly,
Molland). See Herd Book.
No. 2, Calved February 11, 1861 (sire Constitution,
bred by Mr. James Hereon, Brimsworth ; Coneti-
tution's dam Mayflower. Pire a bull of Mr. Tapp's,
• ..Twitoben). See Herd Book for Mayflower, 1484.
No. 3, Calved January 1,1864 (sire Young Napoleon,
as above).
No. 4, Calved January 11, 1464 (lire Conatution, as
above).
The above Bulls are the property of W. Porn, Esq.,
of Toiler Whelme, and all (rem his celebrated Herd of
Devon Cattle. noir dams are of large MSS and
..
._ • •
at and well-paved Helfer,.
2 choice Heifers and Calves.
3 extraordinary Fat Heifers.
Handsome Jersey Heifer and Calf.
Devon Heifer and Ulf.
6_lleifers and Calves.

alisel:tz.44lolkr7l`z.,;

15 Fat Calves.

3 Fresh Barreners.
20 superior Fat Horn Wethers, the property of
IL ()Roves, Eaq., of Bowood.
20 extra Fat Horn Wethers.
20 ~ Down Wethers.
20 excellent Fat Horn Wethers.
30 very superior nit Ewes and Wethers.
14 Horn Ewes, in forward condition.
5 very Fat Lambs.
Capital Horse, 5 years old, good in saddle or harness,
sound.

Whiteehapel Cart, nearly new, with Collins's patent
axles.
Persons having Stook to dispose of, are requested to
give the earliest notice, that it may be dilly advertised.
. . .

The Sale will begi'n at 12 o'clock to the minute.
Dated Broadwirutor, February let, 1865.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

-
placed
the simnel,
_ . atiuck by
There wav a blow oa,
e.iuld discover no other tnerk
Thursday. by the direction
•et modem examination et ti

„
unhang, sad
examination of the
lone the next de,y.
col,,nr. all over. 1
'.44 incision. I

of 'violence -whatever. On
of the Coroner, I made a
he body. I Stet ml ed

contents
although
tile heart
the lungs
appearane•
40.3&fie4 must
tp severe oold,

spine, teem the sack downwards. to see if I ...
any fractiou or dislowition of the vertebrao whatever,
theie wee none. I then opened the heal. The
aud its m.mbranes were perfectly healthy, and
waa nothing there to cause death. I then ee-
-1 the cheat and andnmen, and found every organ
the chest ^ ..• healthy, likewise the whole
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

.
,r mansUaghter,
the surgeon,

, I'

against
of stress had
that the am
wanted to go
vied, ho name
, first to lint.
guilty of mansl
was nothing
been prove'
death of this Tv
were great

he,;.lyrove I ?

fseta ; it
Mini prove

, otLer.
been 0

that

him for
Clapcott,
fairness.
Chrbitopher

produced s
have ifriyeu
deal
feet
hense s-
telxisated,
(rem hem
vras guilty
There was
had no;)'
the der
they s
anything Si canna
this he:n
disprove
They -
the •n
where. _
been disproved.
wire seen together
eaSh Even if
had I
Mt.
grot
John .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

CHURCH AND COUNTRY NEWSPAPER COMPANY,

(LIMITED.)

CAPITAL MAO, in 240 SHARES of £l2 1. each.
REGISTERED UNDER THE COMPANIES' ACT, 1862,
(Which limits the liability of each Shareholder to the ainoinii of his &area)
ESTABLISHED FOR THE PUBLICATION
THE WESTERN Ft___.l POST (Y•
ET _ COMITY -- Worelamp.
_
(WILTS CO, I7NTY RAM (Salisbury,
Id. Papers BLANDFORD TELEGRAM,
WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND TELEGRAM,
And other Newspapers.

DULY

OF

YINi

TELEGI

TROSTEZ :
MTH YEATALAN, Esq., of Stook.
TEE %SOBERS :
THE WILTS AND DORSET BANK.
SECRETARY AID MANAGER :
W. WALLACE FYFE, Dorchester.
801.IC/TORS :
Menai. ANDREWS St COCKERAtif, Dorchester.

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refunil of
boon laying

almost exact consumption of
rabbit, as contrasted with each
from ea- assertion made at this dinner by the prin-
cipal speaker. As to the manure from rabbits, it
has been tested, and in strength it is only exceeded
by that from a laying ben. .if sheep me kept to one
spot their will effectually destroy or
" poison'' vegetation, precisely u does that from the
rabbit. There is no.more poison in a rabbit than in
and there is a far-fetched ^r in asserting it.
i the
the
their
take

manure-

error

the
And have their r9atl

. own bast*,
ten per cent. 1 could

-41 am
sort of
-4, I

a paten?

..... and
CO say it 1

..dr purge,
soulbined,

a its being
particle* adhere

small _
Pnarmaoopeeia)
what coot
-
persons
COCKLE'S
ocaainioni,
into a sort
is obviated,
'mirth ingr
nature.
being a r
, sheep,
- I 110111M131.08
Had epees ma- which to do it, I amid,. froni-the tate to ea!
Blue Book referred to, show the ' muscular ,
tenants 011 A large estate, who had I purge emu
d.anialln at forty or Idly per cent. by game, a dirigeut
‘e destruction of the wee into Stun/ 0- produoe t
- . toi.-•
rnMed
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, SPASMS, Bco.
CAUTION.—"II CHA NCEI2 M _"
CEILORODYNE.

VICE-CHANCELLOR WOOD stated that Dr. J. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the
V Inventor of Chlorodyne. Eminent hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr. J. Collis Browne was the
discoverer of Chlorodyne; that they prescnbe it largel• -nd mean no other than Dr. Browne's.—See "Times,"
July 13th, 1864. The public, therefore, are cautioned using any other than Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNE's
CBLORODYNE. THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY --' quiet tefreshing sleep, relieves pain, calms the
system, restores the deranged functions, and stimulates action of the secretirale 9f the body.
From J. Id'Oaraoa Caorx, M.D., M.R.C. Physicians, London, From Iwo. E. Gorrurrows, M.D., Knighton.
late Staff-Surgeon to H.M.F. "I can confidently state pat Chlorodyne is an admirable
"Alter prescribing Dr. J. Collis Browne's Cl:aerodyne, for Sedative and Anti-Bpasmodie, hewing used it in Neuralgia,
the last three years, in severe eases of Neuralgia and Tie Hysteria, Asthma, and Conounsptsos, with remarkably favor-
Dolorenx, I feel that lamin a position to testify to its vale- able results. It relieved a fit of A.sthtna in four minutes, where
able effects. Really in some cases it acted as a charm, when the patient had suffered eleven years in a most distressing
all other means had failed. Without being asked for this manner, no prsridoes remedy having had so immediate and
report, I must come forward and state my candid opinion beneficial an effect."
that it is a most valuable medicine."
No home should be without it. Sold in bottles, Is
J. T DAVENPORT, 33, Great Htussell-street, London,
genuine without the words "Dr. J. Collis Browne's

t-
against

produces
healthy

and 4s 6d. Bent free, on receipt of stamps, by
C., sole manufacturer. Observe particularly, none
." on the Government Stamp.

ChiWodyne'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

WILL
greatest
memory 1.
inhabitant,

JUDGMENT SUMMON
IGoddard.—Defendant
debt, sr
...

up p.:nsession

and his
.tal at the ex
take the rest

mititiii
to

. --- - -
THE LATZ

. OD view
I splendid

up .
charged

4a loaded
. was hear'
(,J. We
'4b

JS. Philip C. Adams v. S.
had paid 1153., nearly half the
Honor, whilst making an order for corn-
expiration of 14 days, advised the plaintiff
est in instalments if possible.
POACHING A/711AT AT COLWOOD, aia
.—On Saturday, Solomon Wedmore was
on remand at the Magistrates' Clerk's
with assaulting Edwin Melmoth, and
Jaded gun at him with intent to murder.
heard before J.J. Farquharson. Esq., and
Vatts.—The ease for the prosecution was
Mr. J. J. Itawlinga, of Witaborne, and
•

Lochuoor as at, the Joeeant time kindeeduisre Wit
think we should be V. wrong in saying that there are -
[Months.
two or three miles of ice, which in most plains afford
excetTent
PQRTLAND.—T KSTIXONIA L.—The parishioner/1
of 84. George's, Reform), a short time ego mib-
scribed alum of money for the purpose of preeent- _
log a testimonial to the Rev. T. H. Gregg, their Sprrrranour.•
late curate, as a mark of affection and appreciation brought
of his zealous labours amongat them, and his on. Office, oho
tiring efforta for their good. The testimonial was vresensing
furnished by Mr. S. Kendall, jeweller, Fortune's The cam '
Well, at whose estabbahment it bag been ' • *hi Rev, -
dant% 14 !IRO Week. PI pr - siondooted
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

CA PT. I `GWIRE's PATENT HA/IXOCXB.
These Hammocks are self-supporting, and applicable
to in-door and out-door purposes, being alike serviceable
in the field, the lawn, the boudoir, or on the yacht.
post invaluable to Officers in the army, Emigrants, and
Tourists, as they can be readily adjusted in any situation.
Illustrated Prospectuses forwarded on application to the
Depot for IPGwire's Patent Hammocks, 17, Great
Portland-street (Oxford-street end), London, W., where
the different kinds of Hammocks may be seen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

drehing
and Rubbers.
THORLEY'S FOOD
Cern and Flour Sacks ; India Rawber Rica '
tver!itibere sGrease ; Ws; Gutta PeS
ala r, ad—UsiitliSFlranehilndia Rubber
4:Intl& Perch& Tubing, fee.—Agent for the Midlanc
.Counties' (Fire. Life, sad Hail).

Oats, ke.,
I:meh &0.,

iiii-W,id
of the bee

~ Corn
machines by
own and May, al
Howard's, and
i,—Wood'a and
W and

FOR cArrut ;
- • Rick and W,

Tubing, &c.—Agent '7,7r -the
Insurance Company (Fire, Life, ea
ECONOMIC TURNIP

AND MANURE DRILLS.

'WILLIAM ROGERS, Pieworowns TONER
and Sniscreit,
(FRO K CADBY'S, LONDON.)
Ass the honour to announce to the Nobility, Clergy
.and Gentry of this neighbourhood, that he Tunes and
IlanoVates Pianos of all descriptions, thareby improving
,both tone and touch, and removing all unpleasant
'noises. _ .

Pianofortes Tuned by the Year, or Single Tuning.
No extra charge for Strings.
Organs, Harmoniums, Concertinas, and all kinds o
Musical Instruments Tuned and Repaired at the lowest
pomible London prima
Pianofortes end other Instruments selected from the
beet Makers, on the most reasonable terms.
W. R. has the honour of Tuning for the loading
families of the County.
Weymouth and Dorchester attended fortnightly. Th..
principal Towns in Dorset and Somerset visited every
.town mouths,
All communications addressed 5, Belvidere Cottages,
Weymouth; Mr. Hiner WELLSPRING, Bandmaster of
the 3rd Volunteer Rifle corps, 14, South-street,
Dorchester; or klydling flk Nicholas, will be promptly
attended to.

in COX, PORK BUTCHER, HAM and
N..... 4 BACON CURER, PORK PIE, SAUSAGE,
*ad POLONI MAKER,
4, HIGH-WEST-STREET, DORCHESTER.
-
COX'S CELEBRATED CAMBRIDGE
per lb.

CIiEBTXTI, in r,
gapport received during
3llinure and Implement
tthe Agriculturists of r
:Store some firstclass v
Oata, &c., --
Time. Bones, &0.,
roughs, Harrow.,
*henna and Medd,
Brol
_
cul ti v a to rs.—
.11fachine,s.-3"
leith"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

lying on his h.
..td 'tiff ; Ins - --as and lean
dead •- '

found deem,* I-there .a hide. HO was
perfectly cold and stiff ; ata arms and lee being drawn
up. lie was dead and • cart standing by. There
wan • gate hanging by, which I hid ur - 4 the
body -' ^ad on. I made an external ex,
}Doily -.night and a more careful c
I_ was • the uphyxbited or blue .
•• over the temple, with& alight
• . • -.over no -
.arsday, I--
post
so-
tile
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

ANDREWS AND COCKERAM.

JOSEPH BEACH,
DUDLEY AND TIPTON FLOUR AND

WANTED, .for the ensuing Season, a small
DAIR Y of GOOD FRESH BUTTER.— A poly
by letter, stating terms, to H. ARNOLD, Grocer,
Southampton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

They remamv....
of the most foul L _
fie unstined in thnimusgt
from cooing in mein, when
kicked hiss most reterey
ooneidered witness

remained

*.14

in the
lantiwage

lii order to

!ime, and

4.44.1 ea lashed
in the groio.—.l
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_ up insuastod— y charged with assaulting the
landlord of tbp Mason's Arms on the previous night,
rrho i ners were n • most deplorable condition from the
bffects oaighting, Holden having his face towered with
bruises; one of his ears being bitten isompletelf,through
and „banging; whilst Harley was almme completely
blind, serf his face severely britised.—Goorge Salisbury,
landloniol the house ih question, said about quarter-
paste l o'clock on Ttesday night Dailey come to his
lloese and wonted some beer. Hs was very,"drinky,"
and witness would not draw it for him. Ho commeneed
pulling off his clothes, and sai 1 he rronia Aght any oath
, and knocked the things 'bout. Witness deiired
:bin to Toms his house, but as he rir need be put
him out, when prisoner Menet kiwi ever the eye with
West violence. Other persons joined in the affray, and
be was knocked down and ill-treated. Holden canto
into his hsuss won, Air nine o'clock and had some
bier; sat afterwards quarrelled. Words led to bkawg,
and a demps•ate eght ensued, in which, prisoner's ear
women's -1y Wined. He separated them, and got the
other,mak eat of the house, ffolden remained quiet
Mita ley struck witness,when he joined in assaulting
Mm. ' wife pulled Holden asrsy, and a young
man took Dayley away and pat him ent of the hoh4e,
and afterwards Hakim was served in the same manner.
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people.
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other

_ go _.., at half-pest 10, in
with other policemen. Prisoners were in the
—At opposite the house. Daley was laying in the
roselond Holden was kicking and beating the door, and
threatening what he would do to the landlord if he
could get at him. They were then taken in custody.—
Prisoners were sentenced to seven days' impnisminent
with hard labour, and Salisbury was reprimanded
for keeping such • disorderly house.
ALIMULTI N G-T
H I POLICE. —Dennis _, a deaf
with •

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