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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1865.

BRAMINSTER.

GOVERNMENT ARBURANCRIS AND A/INDIUM—It is
"announced that the I ostodflae of Beaminst r will be
.op.n on and r tie 21st of Augost for the trans .ction
.of business relating to ie iti.uisnee of Hy. • or t, e
pure' one of gov-rnmeat annuities, under ti e net 27th
.crul 28h Viet., cap. 44
WEDDING FIrNTIVITIFS. —On Thureriey loot them.
..an a grand gaix at Wainimter, in consequence of
the marriage of eli.s Sarah Hine, aecond daughter or
P. Flice, Eef., to G. 11. Redfield, Req., inerehaitt, of
_Liverpool The marr'age to dr ; lave at the Independent
(Thep I at II o'clock. the erre y being performed by
-the Rev. Thomas ?Toffee. The Communion table wan
choicely adorned vri-h flowers, end the children of the
faunday sehool, as the bridal patty left the church,
airewe I dowers along the path. The patty proceed, dto
tlee chapel in carriage+, and the following ladies and
gentlemen were present as bridesmaide and groo:nsmen :
—Bias S. Hirre, mine C. Hine. Miss H. Rewlins, Most
Hadfield, J. Hine, Esq , E. M'Nichol, Esq., 6. Horton,
Eau and J. Carpenter, Esq. The bride was given
away by her father, P. Hine, Eq. She wore •
rich white aorded silk dress trimmed with Honiton lace,
and a wreath of orange blossom and jasmine, with •
beautiful white tulle veil, embroidered with silk. The
brieleeinaides were dressed in white grenadine, trimmed
with green ruches, and wore wreaths of ivy and
daieies. Immediately the service vas over the church
hells sent forth their merry notes and continued them
at Intervale during the day. Amongst those present at
the eeretnony we noticed A. Hine.E.q., and film Hine,
Rawlins, Esq., and Mr. Rawlins, J. P. Hine, E•q.,
Mega E. Rawlins, Ste., who all aocoinpanied the bridal
party at the oonclosion of the service to the house of
the bride:, father, where& moat reche,che breakfast had
been provided by Mr. Bradford, of Bridport, the bride-
cake being • masterpiece of the confectioner's art.
There were present at the breakfaA P. Hine, Esq., P.
Cox, Esq., A. Hine, Esq., Rev. Thomas Reeve, Mi.s
Rawlins, J. Hine, Req., Miss C. Hine, E. teNichol,
het, G. Hadfiell, Fo.q., and Mn. G. Hadfield, Mts.
Rawline. Miss E. Hine, B. Horton, Req., Hiss Hadfield,
J. Carpenter, Esq., Miss E. Rawlins and Mr. Rawlins.
Breakisst over, congratulatory speeches were made by
Mr. A, Hine, Mr. J. Hine, Mr. Hadfield, Mr. Rawlins,
Mr. J. Carpenter, Mr. MNichol, Mr. P. Cox, Mr. S.
Horton, (the best .nan), end Mr. P. Hine. About two
o'clock the happy pair left Reaminater, amid a complete
pilotage of old shoes as an augnry of good look, for
Crawl erne, from thence to the south of Devon to spend
their •` honey-moon." In the evening &supper party was
held. Before the bride and bridegroom departed an
admirable pietare of the whole bridal party was taken
by Mr. Stringfellow, of Beaminater.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

and Excellence of

COLMAN'S PRIZE-MEDAL MUSTARD
Bears their Trade Mark, the 800, 9 HELD, on each Package.
TT was the only Mustard which obtained a PRIZE MEDAL at the GREAT EXHIBITION,
J„ 1862. Their GENUINE and DOUBLE BUD/KEINE are Qualities particularly recoesznanded . for
Family use
POR MEDICINAL PURPOSES NOTHING "FINER CAN BE PRODUCED.
soid—V"arbroororm and Dreimiata,
.A ;IT P. j. COLMAN, -LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

an
.iirrailite ispeatinen
rids,. and ft,

prog.re=
I the n
or the
Divine ftep, es aierliUd
Want of Days was presented 1'
when the boy of twelve w-
aiting the wonder and e,
wisdom • tell from

ineroy
tribute
On

overimainring
• °brig - -
,e holy r
quickly

_ • apace.
the stern
,yetln
-

squiring re.
_ waa withdrawn,
mystery of death. /Issues he-iwolui, some
.o.lg to the noseen world. It was said that \
the pendulum a human soul quitted earthly
to stand before-the living God. He prayed them
themselves with increased fervour and stead-
-1 devotion unto God—to let Him do unto them
Him beet—sotto Mop His gracious work in
to sera/pew fretfully or impatiently
ooneetion, let Him

umstosa

atter
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

POOLE.

MASONIC. —The Prormmal Grand Lodge for Dorset is
to be held at Foole on Wedntoday, September 20th.

COLONIL WAUGH.—In accordance with orders given
by Barons Martia and Channell, Colonel Waugh 'WAS on
Saturday released from Whiteoross-street prison, where,
" off and on," he list resided for the past year and &
half.
•

DP. MARS has, with his "little men," just given
a few performances in this town; and nothing could
exceed the approbation with which each performance
was received. Ihe programme consisted of operatic
selections, songs, Ao., and the precision and delicacy
with which very difficult pas.ages were executt d, made
it evident that the labours which Dr. Mark has bestowed
upon the musical education of his adopted family has
been immense. But it ought to be well understood that
these performances are not given with the object of
affording amusement only, but rather for the purpose
of bringing the great and philanthropic work which the
Doctor has in hand before the public. He reoeives poor
and friendless lads, educates them, and starts them
respoctably in life with the means of gaining for them-
selves a subdatenoe they would scarcely have otherwise
obtained. The responsibility ho thus incurs must be
considerable, and he is dependent entirely on these
performances, and the private contributions of benevo-
lent persons who sympathise with him in his work. The
Doctor is, we believe, building an institution as • home, to
accommodate • larger number of these little orphan
boys, and we wish him success in his undertaking.
BAZIRRUPTOT COURT, August 21.—(Before Mr. Corn-
miseioner Goulbarn.)—ln Be Colonel Waugh.—This
was a meeting for the purpose of considering the claims
of creditors to prove under the first bankruptcy of
1:folone1 Waugh. Mr. Haelcwood appeared for the
'assignees • Mr. Monne for the official liquidator of the
'Eastern Blinking Corporation ; Mr. Plews and Mr. Durant
for creditors seeking to prove. Mr. Plows tendered a
proof for £6,336 on behalf of a widow lady named Snow,
'being the proceeds of 90 Agra Bank shares placed with
the bankrupt and alleged to have been converted by him
to his own use. The shares, it appeared, had been
depovited by Colonel Waugh with the Bottom Banking
Corporation as security for advances made to him by
the bank, and Mrs. Snow swore that she had not received
any consideration for the same.—His Honor inquired
how it was that Mrs. Snow had delayed presenting her
proof for so long a period, the transaction having taken
place so long since as the year 1857. —Mr. Plows said
his client was under the impreseioe that the Agra Bank
would discharge her claim.—Mr. Munns opposed on the
'lnd that Colonel Waugh hid pawed his examination
amount/1 which did not contain any entry showing
any sum was due to Mrs. Snow. He asked that
moot should be rejected, and that the dividend
' not be delayed any longer.—His Honor (after
an explanation from Mr. C. Brown, the
ant), allowed the claim to stand over for a week,
that additional evidence might be produced.-
600 sought to be made on behalf of a lady
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

. .

agreed epee
, tbe sewed '

.1 his
about
Samuel
on tiv-

At pocket, afterwuda
pocket. Proutootor cried

out, "Hub,., what's
got up mid went out. He put
as sad found his purse there, but the
its prisoner was going out the door,
Jhiw, " Here, hold on a bit," and the
I'll be back immediately." Samuel
and -- both mime back
- him, and the
d opted to
what use it

presently
ssonsed prisoner of robbing

...st he had the money, s'isd
searched. Prosecutor asked
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

suggestion.
been
They

argument
. was ,

and
Preferable%
funda
almost
on

collection
'illy. and

0C11;-Way
k sod r
such
which

more _
would amount ,
an County Ablate
mottle,. insurenee

they coe!d I
be triight
epneerin
Oetlitiaily be I
by Mr,

oresse4

I the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

Mons suggested
'gilt be worked
"ir Society._

Cot*.
FLOYEH,
included

and
formation
W. H. B. Portman.
Williams dissented.
Mr nitiugs obaerved
to the importance of forming
were divided - it
county.
county
If it were
pristine
test '

pospr
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

of September.
reeently passed
themselves from
bomber, bat we

attestion at Bridport, a.
through two months' plaints .
Eq., has determinrd to bold a
month. We bops, however, thiat
teller° with the judge's holiday,
to his circuit in October with

and ti-s iMpolaibility of getting
in one day, E. Everett,
I court as usual in that
at this will not much In.
and that he may return
• renewed health and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

_MASONIC
_ODS.

Thnn wh;Te-iif.-nit—y ward,
Chaos snd darkness heard,
"Let there he light"
Spirit of Truth and Love,
Life gisins, Holy Dove,
Angels praise thee above,
Elsa! Heav'nly Light !
Hail! Universal Lord

By Ilenv'n and eart.adored,

All LLil ! grertGod 1
Before thj Throne we head,
To tut t hy grace extend,
And to onr pr.y'r wtend,
All tital! greac God
.!
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

duty w.
Sunday morning,
) defendants, who

Blandford
rerpeotive

----4 pot
ihopeless'
oh—" tc.
Bdmundt
` t oil ro

America ft..
, will be used as
G . overnment fv-
the war.

do the --
to thoee urged
• its subjects

t"Pr'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

At the Smah•Western Siation

Best Walli-i.l;:i Coals - ... 7-.- . 7. is. - &l. per ewt.
Small Ditto, for Smiths .*. is. 2d. "
At the Great Western Station—
Maiden Newton. Doreheste,
per cwt. per cwt.
Beet Radstock Coal ... 114. lid.
Small ditto Td. 7d.
Beit Rune
Nellptrt Smith's
Cshu
Best Tenby Stone Coal Is. twl.
Coals delivered in the Country at moderate charges,
and in the Town free.

Best Newcastle GRINDSTONES always on hand.
Orders received by Mr. F. Loon, Post Offioe, orb,
Mr. R. HILL. at the G. *. Statinn, will Be nnnotnaW
atte.o.4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

BRIDPORT.

---- -----
A CHURCHMAN has, unfortunately, not favoured us
with his name.

COUNTY COURT.—Our next court will be held on
Wednesday, July the sth.

SHIPPING NEWS. Arrivals : June 15, Surprise,
Gale, coals, Sunderland; 19, Freedom, Love, coals,
Newcastle; Junior, Nntman, general, London.
Sailing': June 19, Brazilian Packet, Olwell, ballast,
Shields; Marie Leocadie, Pitcher, ballast, Newcastle;
20, Surprise, ballast, Newcastle.

Butertote o. Btuftrretss—We believe the election
of RegiArar of Births and Deaths for the district of
Bridport, Allington, and Bradpole will take plane on
Wednesday next. It is not our wieh to dictate to so
Intellectual • class of people as the guardians of the
Bridport Union who they should appoint to so im-
portant an office, but as a contemporary suggebta a
person as the only one fitted, we would venture to ex-
press • hope that the guardians will not be led to elect
one whose handwriting is not such as should be inserted
in our national records, but will appoint some one who
, from his education, position, and experience is most
likely to do the duties in • proper manner. Without
doubt amongst the numerous candidates there will be
many possessing these qualifications, and the guardian.
will in their discretion put "the right man in the right
place." Mr. if. N. Cox, who has done the whole duties
as deputy, during the past 75 months, is • candidate,
and one, we venture to add, eminently qualified for the
office.

SHOCKING Ocinittnewce A few days ago the pro-
prietor of the Bridport News bad the temerity to reed
a "most unexceptionable" tale, entitled "The Hidden
Hand, or the Nabob's Revenge." Subsequently he sat
down to write a leading article for the Nem, and per-
petrated the following:—" Parad,xical as it may ap-
pear, the infamous article which disgraced in the sheet
sent into Bridport on Thursday last affords a gleam of
hope for the fallen spirit that, brooding in darkness,
attempt to scatter its noxious influence throughout the
county. The production is indicative of hope, because
It chows that the conscience is not so completely seared
and hardened as to be incapable of • sense of guilt and
shame." Poor T., so he's landed at last amongst the
fallen spirit*, and is "brooding in darkness"—whatever
horrible oondition that may indicate. We shall cer.
trimly be warned by the fate of the publisher of the
Reidport Netllty and by no means seek "The
Hidden Hand," or watch the progress of the
Nabob's revenge. But we rejoice to learn that "the
fallen spirit" of poor T. is cheered by "agleam of hope,"
and that his "conscience is not so completely geared
and hardened as to be incapable of a sense of guilt and
shame," for we were desperately afraid that nothing we
could say would be sufficient to make him duly ap-
preciate the disgraceful nature of the frauds he weekly
perpetrates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

Every ye,r
11111.1111.0011111C8
d provenly
have
110

cordial .
• hos skew.
of these

WAREHAM.

Gamma's, •
A 8 lier Majesty's Ministers have announced
that la lliss,lntion of Parliament may he expec,ed
on an early dm! I beg to inform you that it is iny M-
tentien to solicit a continuance of th, kmd sup o
which you have on so many mica s accoruad to me,
and on the last ocsadon without ricksha:in.
Aa I an no stranger to you, I neat not state my
views on political quea iron at any length..
lam mid in favour lof progreaa hut tempered with
a .urvi jurloneot, and a sine regal:ft° the welfare of the
Country at large.
In the Elul of Derby I convider that the Country
would find a Mini-ter who, whd-t he improved what
required Amendment, would not destroy to Constim-
ion. lam opposed to measures which tend to swamp
the t slating consttuencie..
I stn in fa, ur f a settlement of the vexed qnesti,ai
of Cl4isreh Rates, which w. al4 moque the maintenance
of the Fabria of the Chnrch.
It is. w.ll knewn that I have ever assia,ed the pro•
mration of the Education of all Classes in the Brooch
d Wareham. _
'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

found_

Davenport
A Sept. 17, 1864
be CHLORODYNE,a.
Russell communicated

genuine witrunitlie

-lis; idea to
livea.". Earl

i;bl. 3. OaUi

1864

I at Manilla,

,
Ea
rl Russell has
Mr. Webb, H.B.M.'s CA
(in Epidemic Cholera)
Dr. Burke I have saved several
received a despatch from Her 11 ajesty's Consul.
fully, and that the ONLY remedy of any service ww.
No home should be without it. Bold in bottles, 919 d and
DAVENPORT,wc%Great Enseell-street, London, W. 0.,
Chlorodyne"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

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REA

TOURIST TICKETS, available for one
Calendar Mouth, are now issued at Weymouth,
Meroherrer, end Bridport, and other principal Stations
es this R.ilway, to the ISLE OF MAN, cid Liverpool,
Malvern, Buxton, Scarborough, liarrogate, and other
watering plume on the Yorkshire coast; Windermere
Pearith, and the Lake district ; to the principal
places on the Eastern and Southern cosst, North and
South Wales, Scotland, Lakes of Killarney and Dublin,
vid llolyhe•d.
Saturn Tickets at about a single fare for the Double
Journey are also 'lulled during the Summer months to
pie-hio or piea..nre parties.
Yr. - 'full particulars see programme., which oan be
ebtai

Harrogate, sou
°oast ; Windermere, t

a.}
GREA tiN
VRIST TICKETS,
Calendar Mouth, are no.
Derobester, end Bridport, and
so this R.ilway, to the ISLE
Malvern, Buxton, boarboroug
watering place. on the Yorks
Penrith, and the Lake dud
planes on the Eastern and Sr
Booth Wales, Scotland, Lakin
yid tiolyht•d.
Return Tickets at about a
Journey are also iieuet duni
or pleasure parties.
For full particulars are p
obtain _t Sttotterext
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edges. Price ss. (free
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'APER

night, ;with all the Markets of the week,
-n of all the other Papers.
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THE
COUNTY EXP."
- • TURAL GAZETTE,
MR WALLACE FYFE.
TWOPENCI
,ERS AND NEWS AGE
STREET, DORCHESTER.
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A.D. 1742,
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pungency of flavour. The
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& CO., LONDON.

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A COUNTY
Published every Monday night,
anticipation o
ENLARGEMENT
DORSET
AND AGRICUL
CONDUCTED BY
CASH PRICE,
SOLD BY ALL BOOKtiELL
OFFICES: CHURCH
KEEN'S GENUIN
FIRST MANUFACTURED
Olt MOM THAN
ONE HUNDRED AND TWE
rrEtts well-known brand of Mustard has been sold by the
-L a century, and is held in high estimation for its purity and piing
commended for family use are the Double Superfine and the Genuine,
Family Grooers in canisters of lib. and ill,. each.
ERN, ROBINSON, BELLY ILLE
_ .
"Purity and Eccullence of Quality."
•
-,C,OLMAN'S PRIZE-MEDAL MLIS
, Bears their Trade Bark, the BuLL's HEAD on each Package.
IT—whiAlifeALlE Musbard which obtaiued a PRIZE MEDAL at the GREAT
1862. "Their GENIHNII and DOUBLE SUPERFINE are Qualities particularly
Family use.
nit MEDICINAL PURPOSES NOTHING FINER CAN BE
•
Sold by all Grocers Drrusistr.
J. AND J. OOLM Lr
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

PNO

ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Contains Designs and Prices of 150 different
articles of Bed-room Furniture, as well as (I
Bedsteads, ant Prices of every desciiption
of Bedding.
,NT FREE BY

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SE, .-REA POST.
TIEAL AND SON.
\\ si'.o BEKTE4R, EEECII6, A....
\ iS! AND RED R 934 FURNITURE t„,V
..• lat., IN kNUFACTURERS ,t,‘VJ
. If/lAN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

SPECTATOR.

impertal Varlfamtuf.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAY. -TLO Royal aNsent having bees than to •
nulober of Bills, Lad hustell rateu that boain
es.ricsd nio.e ready d svo,tiou to- co.otorate wltla
England io trte pretetitien of tile stove trade. tin the
motion Ir the second reittlit.g of the Bitl Oeularing it to
be illegal to lock both dooro of railoay carriages, sorue
tonvoisstiow toJit ;Jibed, ilfid Lord St. Leobards oith-
drew be Bill ow 144 undorataritliwg that the whole
question f railoay MIIIIngeMCIIt would '' be taken lulu
the serious ospouderation .1 the Governmeilt."

Tu KsDA T. —Me prner edings coniitd in U.
ad van cement of minor Bills,

TkIUitBDAY.-A large nun3ber of Mils which now lin
on tl.• t ible w,re for wsrdcd a stage.

FRIDAY.—Lor4 Stratford de Itedcliffe asked if that
Government in ai piloting a consul at Sinawak, reeog.
nised Sir Jaiiies Sloohe as and independent sovert ign.
Earl flue-ell was und.rstood to say 'bat Sir James
Brunke held his position udder the bul an of &rue.
—Lord Stanley of Muei-les added attention to the nate
of pm at, bu,ine-s. Before the other House there
were Aid 64 Bills waiting to be read a sewed time by
their Lordebitia. It would be better to paw a rerultu ion
that all prilate bills hurt dr pped at • particular stage
'boat be C.ken tap neat a satuu. Lord Honesdale had
gleat object one to tile practice of suapeudiog private
buaineam. The Earl of Del by said Guymon:went onset
to propose some spec fin courze Aft. r sonic remark*
toe su,ject di o. 0. Lord Lyttelten pr.sented r
petit on, most influentially and respeetably signed by
1,500 of t a lai,y Sod clergy of the Chuich ot England,
paying for aa in.resse in the episooloae. l• reply to
Lord Ecloiy‘ the Archbishop ot Canterbuiy bad so
abjection to • Itojal Coiutuiasion to inquiie into a
• sion of the Li uray, but aitli rtspee, td tie altera-
tion of the Bulial Service he thought that it erouti h.
iidndien,ea.—"•ev. rod Sills acre Iran • tnne aM
passed.--Coe House adjourned at nine o'.ltiek.
J..TUKLAT.—A gle., many bills ..ere read • third
'hoe II 1111- ed. Tike Wan ikons ijnrotd at squatter
peat 11 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

.-xer,ions
Inme
verp-£l. etur,

f

Ivor impair

far as )our locd inter,sta are concerned my beat
'lns will continue to be at your Sirrvicii.
to have an early opp.etnnity r,f calling on
_.weraffiewtor, and, in the mean time, trust tnat thy
,frien.is in the Borough will not forget their uld and
tiled ;Representative.
I remain,
Your faithful and bliged Servant,
• J. S. W. SAWHRIDOII F.RLE DRAX.
Charbomn6h Park, May 23, 1865.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF
POOLE.

GENTLEMEN,
Aa dissolution of Parliament may now be
considered imminent, I lose no time-in informing
you that it is my intention again to solicit the honour of
repreaen.ing on in Parliament.
We have paced through a most eventful period during
the last I.ix years. :Scarcely a country in the civilize
world has ben spared the horrors of war, or the severer
trials of interns! dissen,ion, while we, by the blessing
of Providence, have enjoyed unvarying preperity—have
largely More .sed our re.crurces, and have found leisure
for many measures of domestic improvement.
The French treaty, I,tPed at the commencement of
the unhappy war in America, to a great extent nen-
tralized the baneful effec,s of the latter on our com-
merce, and drew tighter the bonds of friendship with
that great people on the other side of the Channel,
whom, from natural enemi• a, we have converted into
natu, al allies.
if I inistake not, the ful effects of that treaty are
yet undeveloped, and there are few towns better situated
ni imately to profit by it than your own ancient Port.
The Act for the Improvement of Harbours WWI in-
tended to assist tie numerous small , orts on our emst,
In introduciog the improvements required for protecting
the lives of our brave Seamen, and admitting a larger
class of Shipping; and I trn-t that your own authorities
may lind this Act useful for carrying out the works so
wisely comer no-d.
The Uompaniere Act of 1862, extending the principle
of limited labilty in commercial enterpr it's, in another
most impertant enactment, fraught I believe with un-
told advantages to those of email capital. By facilitating
the onion of persons of moderate mesns in commercel
enterprises, it creates an equip lee to the vast masses of
wealth which of late years have been accumulating in a
few hands, and renders more in ependent the position
of the middle and humbler classes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

THE CHARITIES OF BRIDPORT.

BY the 18•11 and 19th Viet., cap. 124, see. 41, a yearly
stat .ment of the several charities in Bridpo. Bert ,ftld
Mitchel.'s, Bishop Mill's, Bull's, Sslter's or Maealeis,
Pitfield's or Thernoombe Beacon, Bight-acre Tenement,
Fourteen-acre Tenemeet, Malthonse and Brewhonse,
Daniel Taylo,'a School, Daniel Taylor's Almshouse,
Higher and Lower Almshouse, is to be watt to the
Charity Commissioners, and a copy is to be laid before
a vestry of the palish of Bridport, by the church•
wardens. This Act of Parliament, however, appears to
, have been disregarded for several years., for, in the
month of Oct the-, 1858, the Charity Comtni-sioners
wrote a letter to the Churchwardens (Messrs. Thomas
, Wainwright and James Templeman) demanding cote-
',Hance wi.h the provision% of the Act ; corseqoently,
, it devolved upon them to fernhh five years' &mull's.
This wall a work of considerable labour and
for several of the Charities were unknown by men in
the town the best iefortned upon public matters. The
Churchwarden., however, set about obtatning the
required documents. This (1858) was their first year of
office as Chu.chwardens, and, therefore, th.y could not
in fairness be reqnired to fulfil that duty which hod
been left undone subsequent to the passing of the Act
by their predecessors, through ignorance of the law,
But, reoognising the importance of the measure, and
seeing the ignorance that prevailed as to, the existence
even—to say nothing of the m;sapproprialion—of the
Charities, they used every endeavour to get the accounts,
mad ultimately they succeeded, and forwarded a copy of
the "tame for the five years to the Charity Commissioner!.
At the Easter Vestry, 1859, the Charities' acipunta for
the year 1858 were laid be,ore the parishioners, by the
Churchwardens, Messrs. Wainwright and Templemsn.
This (1859) was the fimt year that a public account was
rendered of the income and expel% liters of the Bridport
Charities. Same that time the Act has been complied
with, and the pari,hioners have annually had an oppor-
tunity of examining these accounts, one, thereby,
marking the manner in which the Trustees have die.
charged their duties. But few of the parishioners,
however, avail themselves of these opportnnitiea.
Perham our townsmen subscribe to the dictum of Mr.
Gladstone "That nothing is so delusive as facts,
excepting figures.," and, therefore, abstain from scrutin-
ising these Charities' accounts. Or, what is more
probable, from a lack of knowledge of the origin and
purpose,' of the Charities, they feel but little interest in
them, and less ability to te,t whether or no the inten-
tions of the founders thereof have been carried into
effect, if not to the letter, at least in spirit. We,therefore,
purpose furnishing the readers of this journal with a
sucoint history of each of the Charities, so fee as the
same may be gathered from official papers published by
Government, documents in the possession of gentlemen
In Brid port, and information from those who have
taken part is their management.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

Epps' I
N wine I

DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL.

,
fhb iiinhal meeting *ll4 hea a the Shirehalt on
Thuisday, under the presidency of O. W. Farrer, Esq.
There was a considerable number of the friends f the
boys pe sent. On the platf•trui we observed. in addition
to th, Chairman, the Ven. A icud.-ac di Sanctuary, the
Rev. J. Fisher, the Rev. C. W. Bioglisin, t.di Rev.
W. E. C. Austin, the 11,v. H. H. Wohd, se Bev: T: B.
Baker the Rev,. C. .1. Bird; the Antr. Yea"li.re
ikv. Watton, Ot Andrew.. Ettl ) ILA e.
SaAtridge. The it, to. W. Barnes, and the Rcv. J. G.
Davis were also preie nt.
The CHAIRMAN, whose genial manner and thorough
understanding of the feelings of boys, made the proceed
ings very pleasfirable. called on the V,u. Archdeacon
Sanctuary toed 41 the re ort of the eg m inerl --a lie Rev.
W. K. C Austin, MA, of St.ike Abbas; and the Rev:
H. H. Wood, EA.; Of llolwell;
to Tits tiounain OF +MI DORSET cioe.vf y esJdon,
"We, the undersigned, baring been appointed ex
-
miners of the Dorset County School beg to br rig before
the Council the following brief remarks as the result of
Our enquiries :
" The ',rioted lies will sufficiently indicate the present
condition of the School a.t regards its numbers, and t'e
subjects of education which are taught in it; and we
would remark that, considering the mi•voidable extent
of tie latter, and the limited staff of ing.ters by
*horn he is aasiettlii, the gen.-rid pronciency of boys
Is gich u to relltut the greatest credit on the exertions
of the head master. But we would more i specially
observe, that cliii. the study of the ancient classics is
not negleeted,the education cartied cu in the modern
department seems to me to be highly successful • ad
admirably suited to the requirements of the claL for
whom the sehool is intended. .

We have been much pleased to remark the attention
which seems to be given to the religions instruction of
the boy, 81‘owii br the ansiftera to the que.tiliii on
lie stilijeet6wflich bear urdn this point; gnecial cake
having been bestowed on laying a good foundation in
the knowledge of th.i doctrines and principles of the
Church of England. whit- at the •ame time there seems
to prevail amingst the boys a truthful and honest tone of
mind, and a resre‘tful and courteous hearing which can
only be the result of good religious training:
"Subjucts of , more inittlediate prdt.arlidnal Interest
meta t.o he well, tamillt. for i‘uiudiaei Agriodl•iiral
CHM:Wary, !find Sarthling, Drawing, and Book-
keeping. In mathematics, oonsider,b'e proficiency Ilan
been shown on the part of the sixth form. In modern
history and geography the upper half of the schoo has
acqui,ted itself extremely well, and in French the same
part of the school is th.ciutdly above the average of
ordinary schools.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

POR1"8110IIT11.

At the present time the population of Portsmouth is
100,000, and there are no lees than 277 public-houses,
and 545 beer shops. There is one house for the sale of
beer to every nineteen inhabited houses, and every 115
of the inhabitants.

Tax Emperor reeeived Prince Napoleon on Tuesday
afternoon.

IT is stated that there are already 1,200 candidates in
the field for oasts at the impending elections.

Mr. BAINES, the Zambesi traveller, has arrived at
Plymouth from the Cape.

THE Hampshire Chronicle dates tbat Gladiateur will
run at Stockbridge raora.

AT W hit ford, Devonshire, enormous mushrooms have
sprung up, some measuring fifteen inches in diameter.

THE FRXECH ELICITIOB.—The French Government
becoming seriously alarmed at its continual defeats in
the elections.

WANTED—A CANDIDATE.—A report in the nail says
that the Redford Radicals have advertised for a candi-
date, and received twenty applications.
Tin Civil Guard of Valencia have oapturel a wagon
laden with arms and ammunition. Two cannon and 92
shells were among the articles.

Mr. WILLIAM MOORHOUSE, II tradesman of Malton,
sco•dentftlly caused him owu death by taking oxalic acid
in mistake for Epsom salt..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF
DORCHETIER.

very t&,..
DRUM

TO THE INDEPENNENT ELECTORi OF THE
BOROUGH OF WEYMOUTIi AND
hIELLOMBEEGIS.
rN,
TRE Dissointion of P.lrliament is imminent;
cod I 'tutu!, & senond inv to npotar h.-fore you
so a llsa,ii,tat: for the Rem lio.elite' ion 01 your Itorou‘h.
Durk g tie it ye.rs owh.ch I I,eve had the honor of
a net in Parliament, I have t ndeavoured to adhere to
those COnwrvattre prtnotples under winch I sought
tour support at the la,t ',ctn.°, and which I still
believe to he most conducive to the inrintestanoe, in its
integrity, of the Bilti,htion-titution embodying as they
do the ore,ervation of the Union between Church and
Btatv, ; a Pi'au.ful policy in fineign tarries which 411'11..4
be maint oiled without etri:t and liberal etteutiou to
the Men; es • f the country ; anti the diffin•ion of a
sound syetetu of Educ Amu throughout all classes in the
Reel*.
Should you cln we the honor of re-elieing use, kwill
use in, Net enteavonra to promote the locitl interests
of Viin mouth.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF
WEYMOUTH AND MELCOMBE REGIS.
--
GENTLIMEN—
TK kind invitation I have received from
many of the influential Electors of your B
r induces toe to offer myself as • C..nd,date for your
suffrages at the General Election which must soon take
pn.e.
A Liberal In politics, I shall, if elected, give a cordial
and lorkpeirdent support to the Government of Lord
Palinerstoo Whale adinini-tratioe of late years has
contributdso much to the peace and prosperity of tl,is
Country, and whose guidiug hind appears to me still
neee.sary for the furtherance of these great blessings.
An attached Member of the Church of Enehaud, I
feel deep iumiety in her prosperity ; but believing that
the vexed 9uestion of Choral, Rate is a source of weak-
ness and irritation, I shall vote for their abolition.
Feeling deeply attached to ray own religions principles,
I cannot boa respect those of ethers, the safety and
mend erandeu, of this country are based on her civil
and religious liberties.
With respect to the extension of the Franchise, the
time, in my opinion hes fairly arisen when it might
with justice be extended. It cannot he denied there
are many beyond the pale of the Franchise as the law
now stands, who are equally deserving and well-entitled
to its privileges.
' . Commercial pursuite from my yealkt*e
face gained enables me fully to comprehend
your .quirements. and I assure you my- best
energies . be devoted to further the Interests of
yoor ancient borough in every possible way. .
I shall take the earliest opportunity of personally
soliciting your Votes. In the meautiine
I remain, Chittlemen,
Your most obedient Servant,
HENRY • EDWARD&
53, Lowden, 17th June, 1866.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

LYME ILEGLS
ARMOUTH.

by your

I 6,411

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opinions
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my Pe'

Antelope

TO TH2 FR= A(T) TNDEPEND ENT ELECTORS
or, OF THE BOROUGH OF DoRCIIESTER.
I!.n
Gronedriter;•—
;,-, A N impreesi. on has, I understand, got abroad
that I So hot Ptesn,redly to contest the Borough
- My abject in canvassing you hat been to ascertain
:goer presi e feelings in revect to your Renrtsen,ation.
The resulted yesterday was most satigf.ctory.; and if
-asy eanvesselasss.as favourably as it has Irth .rto pro-
.llywald , Ir-naMDGB illitlELF TO GO TO THE POLL
I have tais brewer to be, Gent! men
• Tem very isitbfel Servant.
ICY ORGIIIuND WOLFF.
- Antelope Halal. May 211, UNA

RUCTION.
. CONCERN.
now rapidly
one of un-
- are im-
, of our
as a nation,
se.eral
- And

ALL WHOM

/DOWN,

,wiK o keep
‘oortasce. but
least self.

it a more

/ Ass..
TIPOrreaROVIDWIFER
TO IT MAY
Oeneral Election, which ift
aPPftatillos.ls allowed by all to he one
emaalled importation • the interests at stake
the very olialacte‘ of our country,
overnm.,at. pt our position in the world as
,hreateroij aid y-t at such it rime we best.
ccamtms and horounlis of ets,sipted compromises.
by whom,are they made By dram who wi,lx to
up their skpity, by summing political importance.
St the tame time are on•illing to exercise the It
Lind in onsprrt of their pretended principles.
Hoe doe. It *me to pass, that when an able oandi-
date sopa** at Dorehester in support of Conservative
printiphs, the sitting Comm active member and his
trims look %WWI him as an interloper, and scarcely
disguise their hopes that he will nob so to the poll. In
this their Conenrystiem or their selfishne.s? Or is it
Arlie that there is an understanding between Idevre.
Start and_,Sheridan in wind% the honest voters Cr. not
etutsalte .! It is time that &C. Start, Esq should
be infonimd that we , ire qpite w Ding to lave his
sea u ou of ottst ine*bee.,. but then we. cleat him
Se represent na 4,0,4 repulses's Cribehell House, and
we *ink we ant entitled to two repreivntatives.
A year or IMO /1100 e thirnen of Oxfordshire rose
Sp and otel smashed yeah a euopromisa ; and if
ear deter boa *oonjitst Of; bor.tigh of Dorchvitw,
with a remand poseervative own 'ate will not opeo ••
Gym of Mr: Start; We Mast try What a contest for t
amity will do • then perhaps he will find it a mon.
seemoptiedia .iettie44tint be support toe iandidatea for
Dowither, and thou we /WI see what we -
ess—the nista of Statism. Wolff on the same
vourn DoRCFIRSTER,
VORD TO THE IVI3E.
iutond to support

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

DORSET ASSIZES.

NOTICE IS HER GIVEN, that Her
Majesty's Justices of Assise, assigned to hold
the Alalses in and for the County of Dor.6t; wilt
opeti the Commission for the sail Assiies, at DOR-
CHESTER., on SATIJRD AY, the bid day of JULY
next, when all tho' I 3 .1 o will Prosecute sg inat the
Prisoners who shall the,. be in the Cleo! of the said
County, or at large on Bail, are her by req-eired to be
then and thtre present, to Prosecute against them is
shall be just, And all Jusiices of the Pesoe, Mayors,
Coroners, Stewards, and Chief Coustable• sad Bailiffs of
every Hundred and Liberty within the said Comity, are
hereby also required to be tin n and there present in
their own Persons, with their Rolls, Records, Indict-
mei,* and other Remembrances, to do those things
which to them and their Ofeces in that behslf appertain
to be done
FREDERICK CHARLES STEOCALL.
Under Sheriff.
_ _

-
Under Shelifra Office,
6, South-street, DoreLetter, June 19, ISM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

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DENTAL SU RG ERY-ARTIFICIAL
TEETH.

MR. EPHRAIM MOSEL!, SURGEON
. DENTIST, ILR.C.S.,
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with tilt vreatest facility in a very short time. Only one
visit is required to fit them, it being done with the
greatest accuracy and comfort by means of a soft boss
placed, while in • state of fusion, between the teeth and
gums, which, upon becoming bard, possesses the greatest
powerful self-adhesion. The teeth are also immovably
fixed in the sockets formed by it without fastening of
, any kind. One set will last for many years, and on
' any of the natural teeth falling out by absorption of the
gums or from decay, they may be added to the india-
rubber plate in use with the greatest ease and at a very
trifling expense. The acids of the mouth exert no
agency on the chemically-prepared indiarubber, and (as
it is a non-conductor) fluids of any temperature may,
with thorough comfort, be retained in the month, all
unpleasantness of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of
ts preparation.
Just Published, price Is., Ephraim Rawly on
the Teeth, and the beet means of Supplying their
deficiencies." The Author, 9, Grosvenor-street. W.

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Three King-court, Lombard-street, London, Perfumers to
Her Majesty, respectfully offer to the public this truly
marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human
Lair to its pristine ha,. no matter at what age.
The Ages Imarella has none of the properties of dyes;
It, on the contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the
hair is once restored, one application per month will keep
it in perfect color. Price one guinea; half bottles, 10s. 6d.
Testimonials from artistes of the highest order and from
individuals of undoubted respectability may be inspected
on application.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

WINTERBORNE STICKLAND.

Tar Rzv. Szrrimua HOBBS, lately • missionary in
India, is now officiating as curate in this parish. Fle
commenced his ministry on Sunday, the 18th inst.
when he preached two very impressive sermons, which
were listened to with marked attention by all piesent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

Ileweee.
prieen because tn.. --
the ), The following ut
,cb Captain Cameron
to Maaaowah •

king.
which

Inotice

I maiger,

Myself, Stern, Rosenthal, Cairnes, Bardel,
tit MsCnivie, and Mr. Kilvie, are all ebsined here. Fled,
Maim, Brandeis and Contelin' sent to °drat to work
, for King. No release until civil answer to King's
, letter arrives. Ars. Flsrl., Mn. Rosenthal and eirltdrenb
, Arewell.) •lit• Aboi to 14364-6•41404111tk - litont
-1" LA 1546. Goltdar, Uth:ebruary, 18131.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

SYMONDSBCTRY.

THZ Consecration of St. Peter's Church, originally
fixed for the 29th inst., is tuisvoidsbly postponed for
a short time.

BEAMINSTEA.

Caolut FESTIVAL.—The Beaminster Diitriot Church
Choral Association will boll their annual festival in the
Parish Church of Beaminater, on the 27th July next, in
the afternoon.

Comm Pohics, Monday.—Before B. Keddle, Esq.
—Edmund liaison, a labourer employed at Clenham
Mills, Netherbury, was charged by his master, Mr. Wm.
Macey, with leaving his work unfinished. After being
reprimanded, he was discharged on promising to fulfil
his contract and pay the costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

Eng-Td in
ge I '
local z,cluire,
.ball

support. Whel
4in mP, more
yrieciples,

I then
1 oidedly

that my
every
the eaan-e of Civil and

and 14.- form,. shoal I

, Berkeley-square,
TO
Gurnratax.
TR° approaching Dinolut
brings in again b.fore you,
a renewal of the eanyidenee with
hono o red me 14 inoe 1857.
I then declared to you .
-Medly Liberal, and that
advance the de.tt-.e of
Pane, Retrenchment.
*sant and e,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

WELLS.

Garcirr M LTCH. —A. match between the Lana-
d 'we and Wells Theological College clubs Caine off
on Monday, when the latter succumbed to the
prowess of the former, being beaten in one innings
by 13 runs. This is the first defeat the Wells club
has sustained.

Tux Midsummer holidays at the Grammar School,
of which Mr. Harrold is the master, and the Middle
School, of which Mr. Palmer is the master, have
commenced, after the usual examinations. At the
Grammar School, the following prizes were given :-
Ist clam, let prize, Edward &rel. 2nd clasp, let
prize, Frank Brown. 3rd class, let prize, J. Back
-
house. 4th class, Ist prize, J. Flower; 2nd, 8.
Tyte. sth clam, lit prize, H. Dell • 2nd, 13. Back-
house. 11th ohm, let prize, N. Bendel]. At the
Middle School, the examination was conducted by
the Rev. Wm. Knight, M.A. of High Ham, the
prizes being distributed as follow :—lst form, let
division, F,. Berridge; 2nd form, Ist division F. J.
Tranter • let form, 2nd division, 7. linriso;
Imo, bid divisiou, A. Bother.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

"They who in quarrels will interpose
Must oft expect a blowy nose."

.
ex pertenoe,
they would
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the

neoemity
• friend
man

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

glass-houses
in.

aomething
quite
that

, Salisbury

subsequent Divan,
rather thee narrative; _ -
ohapedramatio—in which Froetwill ply the
Perier's Ghoul," and Clisluethei et same itimensit
Usher. But we must not omit to mention that our
opening &arm concluded with the following list of
donations to our Museum of Curiosities :-
1. The &ached Mirror, in which the So'
paper distorts its seighboar's peragraphs :
short history of two reporters attached -
like Damon and Pythias, but
private, and the reader will
We Motion it.
2. The Mord of Dorset .
Blaadhxd maim dabbled with
-.ea that the owner newt
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

Stigriculturt.

To Mayor of Plymouth has rewired a letter feats
sg.r•Cieneral Knolls at,ting that the Owl had as
authority for making the assertion that tbe Prime al
Waled would visit Plymouth in the middle of July, the
time when the meeting of the Royal Agrioslturid Soehaty
will take plaoe there, the hlajor•General adding that ha
was not aware that hie Royal Highnsta hes say tatauttioa
of visiting elymouth at present.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

A me by
.Mt he had
raging fear-
-31, 1864. •
on receipt of stamps, by
Observe particularly, nous
Kamp. _

sasyernrwMt

extract of a

the following _ _
The remedy most eillcacioes L.
with a small quantity given
to the College of Physicians, t'
effect that Cholera had been 7
.L-See ‘! lancet," December
cl. Bent free, •
manufacturer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

VICE-CHANCELLOI.
'or of Chlorodyne.
Chlorodyne; that
The public, thereon; are
THIS In/VALUABLE
- —1 functions, or

. Inventor
dieooverer of

July o'6; lift.
CHWRODYNIC. _
system, restores the deranged

with

dated

R WOOD stated that Dr. J. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the
Eminent hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr. J. Collis Brown?, was this
they presseribeutiltonl:rigely, and meanannoyoottr thtulDrirErswriLis
against using J. "eeß
°WTI s
cautioned
produces quiet refreshing sleep, relieves pain, calms the
and stimulates healthy action of the secretions of the
from
effects

&;(iy.

defpatch
, in its ,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

DORCHESTER

AGRICULTURAL RgPORITORT BALER.
ESTailLtenzt 1852.

T. ICNOR date BAKER anti &molt)
IVA. hews to announce that his next SALE of FAT
and STOKE STOCK will be held at his

REPOSITORY,
Opposite the South-Western Station, near the
South Walks, on SATURDAY, JULY 8,
1885, room n cing at Twelve o'clock precimly
with the Heifers ad Cahre. Stabling nod Keep for
Stook sent the day before the Sale provided 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
uo lot taken away withoitt iSOrder, tti be dbtaitied
he office on the Sale ghtdrid.
PRESENT ENTRIZEI

6 Fat Heifers
2 Hrifera mutt Calves
60 prime Fat Wethers
30 Fat Down Ewe,'
30 Fat crossbred Lambs
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

CALENbAIt.

June 27.—Tuesday. Run se.s 19 m, p. 8.
28.—Wednesday. Coronation Day. General
lehrations.
29 Thursday. Cawneere Massacre, 1857.
30 —Frichy. Greenwich Ifusp t•,l Id]. 1694.
July I.—Saturdly. P,irome Alie marriod, 1852.
2. —Sunday sth Sunday after Trinity.
Lessons: Morning, Ist Samuel ii. ; St.
Luke Av.
Evenwg: let Samuel iii.; Phillippians
B.—Monday. Dog days loe_in.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

and tine benevol nee of heart, bring forth fruit ante
Ood, and atkuowledge Hun a• the supreme Lord of oaf
L affeetiuns."
After esoh of the several Pointe in this part of as
service all the brethren joined heartily and devoutly tie
the beautiful Anthem.
Glory be to Clod in the highest: and on earth peal*
g0.41-will toward men.

Then the 133rd Peaks (Merrick's Version) :
Row blest the sight, the jny how sweet,
When Brothers joined with Brothers meet,
In bands of mutual by..
Len sweet the Imsid fragrance shed,
On Aaron's eon...rated bead
Han trickling from above.
And resch'd his beard and reeeh'd his vest,
Less sweet the dews on Hermon's breast,
Or Bon's hill demands.
That hill haa Gad with blessings crown'd,
There promised grace that knows no bounds,
And life that knows no end.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

Mos, 1., _
not altogether

'myself

tVO3II
'.-11t41

_ _ witiiiWtst experience,
. to my politics! duties AS one of
youir'isisreietiiiitisee, and to the furtherance of your
local and individual interests.
1 shall shortly solicit in person the favor of your
Votes, when it wili give we pleasure to explsin more
fully my politiosl aentaments.
I have the honor to be,
Gentlemen,
Your very obedient servant,
IL G. GRIDLEY.
Wilton Crescent. Belgrave Square, London,
17th June, 1865.