The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-04 00:00:00

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BY XXPBESS All-BIBCTRIO4I9LmaIeArn.
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(FROM OVE. OWN ARROBTAR)
MARK-LANE, MONDAY, J
Arrivals of 'English wheat small ; trade lens active
than on Monday last; • good clearenee,however, effected
at about the late advance. Foreign wheat was in
limited supply, and prices ruled firm. Barley in
smOderate supply; trade firm, at last Monday's currency.
A'he sat trade was active at last Monday's prices.
Berne in short supply; trade firm at fully late rates.
Peso and flour steady at full currencies.
XVI OPO LI TAN CATTLE MARKET, JOLT 3'
A large supply of foreign stook, chiefly in middling
condition. Som.. of the Dutch besets realized 43. Bd.
per Sib. From our own grazing districts the arrivals of
berets wens very moderate. For good and prime helots
tlte demand ruled steady, and in some few instances,
tie quotations bad an upward tendency. Other-
wise, the beef trade was dull, at about last Mon-
day's canonry. The beet Scots and crosses realized 5.,
per 81b. A few very superior Soots sold at 5.. 2d. per 81b.
The show of English sheep was very limited; about a
moiety of the total suppll being derived from abroad,
lot in fair average condition. Downs, half-breds,
Liocolus, and Leicesters moved off steadily, on rather
higher terms. Inferior sheep were • slow inquiry, at
late rates. The top figure was 6s. per 811). Lambs—
the supply of which was moderate—sold slowly, at from
co. to 7s. 4d. per Bib. A steady sale for calveo, at
slightly enhanced rates. The top quotation was ss. 2d.
per 81b. Pigs changed hands slowly, yea plow were
mrpported.

FUNDS AT THE CLOSE.
MOI DAL—Ooiiola for money and the aooonnt, 90i
to 1.

Latest.

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"Emma" Office, Monday afternoon.
BRISTOL Nomination Day is Monday next, the
polling on Tinsday.
Two or three French ships of war will be at anchor
la the Sound on the 17th of July.
Andrews. the pointanan, through whose alleged
treglect the fatal railway accident occurred at Bruton on
'Wednesday, is committed for trial for mAnslaugiter.
Tax infant soa of tee Prince and Prinoasa of Wales
will be christened, it is expected, in her Majesty's
privwte chapel at Windsor Castle, on or about the 71.1
'44lL—We (Standard) are authorised to state that Mr.
Hunt will certainly take the sense of the House of
(lummeas this evening oa his motion for censuring the
Lord Chancellor.
ORNTRAL ELECTrOg.—The dissolution of
Naliaareacwill take place on the dry of the prorogation
(Tharad..y next), and the writs for the new elegy,ions
erlS the sent nut on the same evening.
Wit hope, the rumour which has remelted us is not
wtithout foundation, that the Hon. and amiable .Evelyn
Ashley, :son .of the 'Earl of Shaftesbury, is about to
coat's.» • marriage with one of the most charming
young belies in London.—Court Journal.
flitoitnra AT A RAILWAY STATION.—A summons has
been taken Out against the Bad of Winchelsea and
Nottingham for smoking • cigar at the Vauxhall
Railway Station ; but his Lordship refused to appear
es the samaziona was. breach of privilege, and he wrote
a letter to the chairman of the Railway Company
delnanding the dismissal of the station .naster. The
magistrate said 4 ihowever, that the Earl was liable to
be sanimoaed like any ether parsec, and issued a second
summons marked "peremptory," directing the secre-
t's, of the eornpany to write to the Earl that it was
neoeavery (or him to appear to prevent the issuing of a
ViltrraDt.
PIAILOWS RAILWAY Avetnalse.—A serious accident,
involving a miraculous emape of the passengers, oe-
',erred to the down express train to Norwich on the
Great Eastern Railway on Saturday night. The tmin
IVY behind thee, but had nearly reached Norwich when
the engine wheel came upon what seems to have been a
lobes rail. This threw the leading wheels off the rail,
but the trein con on several verde tearing up the ballast
meal breaking the sleepers till it reached • long wooden
bridge ovei—a stream, where it was brought to a stand,
Mille of the earriaess bet og then tnrned over ; the bottom
of the bridge was knocked out by the ploughing. grind- '
iog motion of The engine, and the pas-engers were
literally suspendwi over the stream, the carriages being
held up only by the strong crona-besone of the bridge.
They verve speedily extricated from their perlous posi-
tion with little more injury than a few bruises, but it
was long before the lime omit be restored for the traffics.
AMERICAN ARRIVAL
Tux American news by the Africa is to the 23r4
ultimo. The negro difficulty increases. The blacke
art being expelled wholesale from the Georgian towns,
and are dying wholesale in Charleston. An incendiary
Ste had t ,ken place at Saratoga. Mr. Seward was Mill
compl,ining of the recnnition of the bellirreacy of the
South, and wining wrath at Earl Ruasell's declaration
allowing Confederate cruisers 24 hours to escape from
Englinh ports. He claims that all such vessels shall
be delivered we to the United States, and says all
treaders or tales of such vessels are null and void;
while Tinder whatever flag they may sail, he declares
Federal Aloe will capture them. There is little else of
kaportames by this mail.
BRIDPORT.
'nig *embers of the Pymore Archery Club held
their first Meeting for the season on Tuesday.
Owing to the aneeeesive beat of the weather and
the absence a many of the families from the i
neighbourhood the attendance was not so numerous
as usual. The shooting was considerably above the
average. While some engaged in the shooting others
on another past of the lawn joined in the game of
crognet. We need not add that Mr. Smith catered
for the company with his usual taste and liberality.

LYME REGIS.
ALDTRIMV.—Mr. William May was duly sworn In 68
ilt•aleele.4ll in the pleas of F. B. Boerne, Mtg. who has
resigwoci.
let Dalian Vouirools Aniusar:—The following,
coffers have just been Sainted :—"To be Sergeaota:
Ceroortais Mem&lß and Lawton, rice Sergeants Mitchell
and Brown. —nor:au:els : likambadie," Baker and Fowter,
rim Corporate Man,field and Lawton promoted.—
Beialmodisr t Gunner Herding." The inspection of the
Corp. 12y Colorol Lomodon B_ is axed for Wednew
•the fit% Jtay.—H.R'—By Vol. Reg, Art. £7, no
oras alb ina risked aw an efficient member unless be
attonds the ,inspection, exeept Ii is prevauted by
sickness, Aly certified by medical oertificete, or by
lean of 'lmam granted by the cm:lanai:ding officer.
Nen-efficiente are to bedrafted iato the
His Tow, Major commanding.
BRISTOL.
Porsotrork Gnroia Pop.—Three children were
poisoned in Bristol, on Monday, by drinking some-
thierwhich wee sold to them for gnager-beer. The
liege *offerers mime into that city from Wootton
Bassett, with their parents, and partook of some
ginger-beer ram-based at a shop at the Hotwells.
8. lowly afterwards they were seized with violent
vernitiag, and are now in such a critical stater, to
be detained as in-patienta at the General Hospital:
The father drank some of the poisonous compound,
bat it did not affeot him so powerfully as it did the

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strength to the veiee.
This preparotion has had an immense sale in the
raited States and Canada for many years, and a branch
house is now opened in London. They are very pleasant
to take, contain no opium, and children will find them
very beneficial iTl' Of 'WhOoping" Conch. People
who are troubled with • hacking cough, should try them
ad-one.; Choy 415 a safe and wire remedy.
Among the many leptimonials is a letter from Rev.
Bons, Ward Beecher, which may be seen at oar offioe.
The following is an extract :—" I have never changed
taind respecting them from the first, excepting to
thief yai betterof that which I began thinking well of."
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Treeing; and ',peak highly of them, we would mention
3fise LOll4ll. Pyere, Mr. Ainsley Cook, and others of the
Ravel Opera, London.
Boid by all Chemiste at la lid. per box.
Poincipal Office, BJfi. High Holborn, London.
gocers HERBAL EMBROCATION.
kn Effectual Cure for the Hooping Cough,
Without Internal Medicine.
111 HIS is the only discovery affording a perfect
•mar, without administering internal medicine, the
ditErultv and inconvenience of which, in all disord
pertionfarly Incident to Children, are too well known
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weed any cerement.
-Many thousanda of children are cored annually by this
remedy; tad ill most cases, one bottle will produce the
desired effect. The Proprietor therefore earnestly and
conscientiously reootornends it to Parents, Guardians,
awl all those who have the care of children.
floe the protectio, 4 the Pahl* and to prevent Immo-
nation. ".1. .ItoClig" is signed on the Label outaide each
b*ie, and tha name of the pole Wholesale Agent,
"Xdssads, 648 t. Paul's," engraved on the Government
Stamp.. Priceitalpee bottle Said by most respcaalm
' medicines.

DORCHESTER A,;1) COUNIY OF DORSET
BUILDING AND INVESTMII:NT SuCIETY

• • Ilkwanuansio 1847,)
For the pummel al enabling Porous to Purchase
Houses and Lands;
To Redeem Property already in Mortgage ;
Mid te Accumulate Saving..
Shares, £l2 *ad.—Entrance Fee, ls. 6d.
THE atliatitagea of BUILDING SOCIETTES
are—that the Tenant of the Property who, in a
few years, actually pays its full value in rent without
ever becoming the owner thereof, mayl by paying to
this Society a sum equal to his rent, with little or no
additional demand on his own resources, become the
absolute owner of the property.
The advantages to borrowing Members are:
lit—The mortgage is liquidated by easy instalments.
2nd—Wlailst the instalments are regularly paid, no
demand can be made of the mortgage money.
3rd—He may at any tune sell, exchange, or redeem
his property.
4th—Advanees made during the progress of building.
sth —The Solicitor's Fees for Mortgage, and Sur-
veyor's Fees for Valuation, are limited as f. Bows :
Solicitor. Surveyor,
£ d. g Lad.
Under 50 ... 2 2 0 Unier 100 ... 010 0
„ 100 ... 3 3 0 „ 300 ... 1 1 0
For each 10fr ... 1 1 0 Above 300 ... 110 0
Exclusive of Travelling expenses.
6th-. All Mortgage Deeds are exempted from Stamp
Duty.
The Monthly Meetings of the Directors are held on
the Second Tuesday in every Month, at the Townhall,
Dorchester, at Bevan o'clock in the evening, when
'Advancea are made and other Business in connection
with the Society transacted.
Persons desirous of availing themselves ef the benefits
of this Society, should make application to the Solicitor,
Manager, Surveyor, or Agents.
HENRY LOCE, Solicitor,
THOS. W. PEARCE, Manager,} Dorchester,
HENRY BARNES, Surveyor,
er Money always ready for immediate advance.
aturters
Beaminster ... Mr. C. R. Baker.
Page Mr. W 0. Chislett.
Sherborne Mr. E. R Emir, Solicitor.
Weyetouth . ... Mr. R. Damon,
Wfmborne Mr. Habgood.
THE BaNE.RUPTCY ACT, 1861.
MHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the Court
acting in the Prosecution of an Adjudication
of Bankruptcy, made on the 19th day of April, 1885,
against BENJAMIN MOORF,S, of the Town and
County of the Town of Poole, Grocer and Dealer in
Wines and Game, did, on the flth day of Jane, 1865,
grant the Discharge of the said Bankrupt, and that such
Diseharge will be delivered to the Bankrupt unless an
Appeal be duly entered against the Judgment of the
Court, and Notice thereof be given to the Court.
H. P. ROCHE, Registrar.
WIMBORNE AND CRANBORNE UNION.
APPOINTMENT OF MEDICAL OFFICER.
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THE Guardians of the Poor of the Wimborne
and Cranborne Union, in the County of Dorset,
will, at their Meeting to be held on FRIDAY, the 14th
day of JULY next, at the Board Room of the Union
Workhouse proceed to eleet a Medical Officer for Dis-
trict No. I.ln the above Union.
The Salary for such district is £B5 per annum, and
the extra Medical Fee. for Surgical operations, Mid-
wifery, and Vaccination Fees, as are prescribed by the
Consolidated Orders of tbe Poor Law Board.
Applications, accompanied by testimonials, stating
qualißcation and registry, under the Aet 21 ancl22 Viet..
must be sent to me on or before the 13th day of JULY
- required to Nelda '
gentleman
distriet, and 4,as of elm

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Coughs, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
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i Catarrh, any irritation or ^otint-i,
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stantly relieved by 13rown's OL'
• OC‘k ' Bronchial Troches. 01-0
-To PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SIN. GRRS.
in clearing and giving