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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

CORN MARKET&

Msaa•Lann, Friday.—The supply of Inglis& wheat
on sale her, to-day was very moderate. Owing to
considereble importation of foreign wheat, the demand
for all qualitiee wee somewhat inaeMve; nevertheless,
good and flue wheats changed hands at fail prime. The
market was moderately supplied with foreign wheat, in
which • fair amount of business was transacted, at full
enrrenciee. Floating samosa of grain were in fair
demand, at late rates. Rae malting barley we. dill;
but Inferior sold heavily, an easier terms.
Malt changed bands to • fair extend, at high prides.
Oats were n fair supply. Most quad.e meld steadily,
at fully late rates. Beau end pea, were arse, at quite
late currencies'. Flour was in fair demand, at galenists
rates.
Per Qr

WRIST I.
Beau, Kest, rod, ... 45 to 511
" Ditto,... 43 to 66
" Ditto.white,... 47 to 41
" Ditto. 4I to 63
Itorkilk sad Liars's.
red, . 42 to 65
" Ditt0...... —l.

Por Qr.
Scotch, potato fa to II
Irlab, whits 19 to 27
" black le to 21
• . _ _ _ _

Mamie. 40 to 42
Pu.., 46t042
MA.
Grit 44 to IS
WILt 401.40
TA
Mullah oprUsi —to—
WI.Lu
Town and., pr ISO
47 to 60
t• ot
Coantry
orfolk aod Sae&
414.4b1p

Malting 36 to 16
IS to 42
Grlodine $3

Zsmx, . Nod-WC—sad

to 76
Kingston and Wart 66 to 76

New ...
foodtv. to
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Illeoltd,Pf.wed 21.14

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Emmet. nureday.—Arrivals the week are very
inoonsiderable. At our market to-day there was • short
supply of English wheat, for which la. per quarter
advance was generally realised; foreign bold for la. per
quarter improvement, but demand very quiet. For
malting barley Is. per quarter advance was readily paid;
grinding commanded the extreme values of last week.
In oats tha rates current on this day es'itnlght were fall
maintained, and In some instances rather ex
Malse fully as dear, but demand not brisk. Beans
scarcely sustained late rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

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BY ZIPRZEIS & .11LBCTRIC TBLEGRAFEI

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
MoRS.LANR, Moamar, OCT. 8.
supply of Engnab wheat but moderate condition
tolerably good; demand for all qualities ruled very in•
active, and fall of la to 2s. per qr. took place in
prices, as compared sigtli Monday last. Foreign wheat
In moderate supply, trade, less active than on Monday
le" and the quotations declined Is. per qr. Floating
wire. of gram in fair demand, at about lido rate..
Sudsy in moderate supply. Fine qualities were firm,
but medium and inferior dull, at drooping currencies.
Malt firm, at full quotationa.
Oata inactive, at barely late rates.
Reans moved off slowly, at last week's currency.
In the value of peas no change.
Flour ruled quiet, at about stationary prices.
Linseed and steady, at full prices.
Apiaultural Beads noted off slowly, at about late
rates.
The cake-trade was Inn, and prioes were rath.r
higher than on Monday last.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, Ocr. 8.
Supply of foreign beasts large; of foreign sheep only
moderate. Sales steady, at very full prima.
The arrivals of Engbah boasts exhibited • falling off
compared with Monday last. The quality of most
breeds, however, mu good. Remand arm, at fully laid
week's qootations to, in some instances, an advanos of
2d. per 81b. The general top figure was ss. 4d., the
extreme, ss. 6d. per 81h.
Supply of sheep very moderato, trade woo consequently
S rm, end prime Downs and half.breds realised 24. per
Sib, more money. Highest quotation was 6e. 4d. per 81b.
English breads were for the moat part in fair condition.
Calves in steady request, at from 4s. 6d. to ss. Act.
per 8113.
A moderate sale for pigs, at full quotations, The top
price was Si, Id- Per 81b.

MONEY MARKET, OCT. 8.
Couloir for tOOO°T ore 84 to 88i; and for the
November account, 814 to dae.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

WEYMOUTH.

HUNTERS AND HARNESS HORSES FOR SALE.
IRT. ENSOR has been favoured with
,linstructions to SELL by AUCTION, in the
ROYAL Hum YARD, Werwouve, on TUESDAY,
16th OCTOSE.R, 1666, the following superior HORSES,
viz : • well•bred brown hone, 6 years, 16 bands, alever
with hounds and up to • great weight ; • well•bred bay
bor.., 6 years, 151 band; clever with bounds and el)
I, 14 stone.

The above are the property of Yr. TUCK'S, of Chink-
erell, who sells them solely in consequenoe of his deelin.
Mg hanging. Also the following, the property of •
gentleman :—Boy horse, 6 years, 15 hands, clever with
bounds, mid good in single and double harries' ; black
horse, 5 rears. 141 hands, a clever back, and good in
single and double harness ; very handsome thorough.
bred grey mare, 5 yrare, 141 hands, a good lmek and
will carry • lady ; grey cob, 7 years, 14 1 hands, clever
with bounds, quiet in tune..; • well-bred ehesnut
mare, 5 years, 16 hands, up to 16 Moor, clever at timber
and wall, has been regularly hunted with the Blackinoor
Vale and Lord Poltimors's hounds; "Romp," by Slane
- Lay Wild (see stud book), 6 years, 151 hands • rich
bay with black points, will miry a lady, was hunted •
little last season.

The above bones will be sold sound, subject to a
veterinary inspection at the time of Sale.
Sale at Three o,cleek in the afternoon.

AGOOD f3TOCI AND CORN FARM of
4TB netts, with good rcsidenos, near Winebester,
t. b. Llel' for • Term. Immediate entry by taking
Crave, Tillages, kn., at Valuation.—Apply to Mr.
..tm I3L7NDELL, Land Agent, in., Bursledon,
mtonthauntnoti.

VVANTED, by one of the largest BICIE and
GE ATV' ASSUR NCE COMPANIES, re-
usectsble AGENTS and CANVASSERS in the following
ACe• and eurrouniling districts, viz., Dorchester,
Marnbull, btalbridge Stet-minder.
!Sandford, Sberborne Shaftesbury, Sedan:Later, Lyme
lt,zei, and all other 1:01/11S in Dor,.t.

Foremen of vrrOlta, Schoolmasters, and persona having
=rare Inns may materially increase their Inoomes.—
Tertr.r.

Apply to Scricanrrrigncar?, Provincial 11Trdoo Amur-
'We Company, The Holbee, Fifthertoo, &diAtory.

WANTED—a respectable Man am:MINDER
iu • Flour Mill. No on• need apply who
simnel be well recommended by his teat employer
Mivo 'oe • lg. hod Stense-dreaser—Apply to Mr. G. FOOT,
W.eit btoku Mills, Wareham.

•IXT TED • tespeotable middle-aged
• person as a competent COOK, where no Kitchen
&dais keel. She most be • churchwoman, and abbot°
7ht.in a satisfactory character from her last situation.
-Apply to Dr. KEDDLII, Beaminster.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

CATTLE MARKETS.

METROPOLITAN, Thursday.—Our market to day was
but moderately supplied with beasts in hat middling
condition. Prime breeds changed hands freely, et
extreme rates. Otherwise the demand was Inactive,
at Ifooday's currency. The show of sheep was by no
means extensive. Deems and balf-breds were In good
request, at very full prime. Loag•woolled sheep.
however, were a dull inquiry. We have so change to
notice in the velae of calves, the supply of which was
only moderate. The sale for pip was steady, at very
full plias.

Per 61b to sink the OfiaL
d. id. a d. a d.
of. roans boasts 3 6to I I ,Prlmoloutlidownss lit,.
liosond quality... 4 oto 4 Lrg. rearm calsooll 4tL 5 0
Primo lup r yen 4 lieS flPriono moll 5 2 tr. 5 6
Prime lieoto, he. 6 Vto 5 [Argo boy_ 4 oto 4 6
Inf. coarse sheep 3 Bto 4
,Noat sal porkers 4 Bto 6 4
Ikeond quality .- 4 9to I klieg. calemorektl oto $.l 0
Prim* coarse wildS 41.8 Qr.old str yd..ado $1 oto 26 0
Tout. flurrLY.—Britieli—Beadete, 989; cows.
sheep and lambs, 6.280; calves, 243; pigs, 296.
Poreign—Beaste, 412; sheep and lamb', 2,020; salves,
212; pip, 90.
NEWOATII AND LZADILIDILLL, Fiiday.—Theee markets
are moderately supplied with meat. Prime qualities
oommand full prima, with • good demand, but for in-
ferior kinds there ie but little inquiry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

CERNE ABBAS.

PETTY Sessioss, Wedueeday. —Present J. F..
Bridge, Esq.' and the Rev. C. W. Binghiun.—Jaaeph
Tucker, of Piddlentrenthide, for btang drunk and
riotous, on the 30th of August, was fined 10a., includ-
ing oosta.--Sarah Line, of Fulham, was also charged
with drunkenness, and fined 71. 6d. including costa
Charles Morris and Benjamin Handsford, of Cann,
were summoned for committing a breach of the peen,
on the 16th of September, by fighting in the public
Istreet here.—Tbe Bench ordered them to enter into
their own reoognisanote to keep the pesos, and to
pay the oosta 6s. 9d. each.—Two boys, named
William Short and Joseph Bart, both of Piddle.
trenthide, for wilfully damaging vegetables, growing
lin Mr. Robert Mitchell's garden, were fined 2a.
esob.—Thomas Draper, blacksmith, of Piddle-
trentbide, for unlawfully removing a cow calf, with-
out first having obtained a license, contrary to the
cattle plague orders, was fined 20s. and costs.—
, Charles Bartlett, of Cents, charged with having
annulled Joseph Jacobs on the 30th of August was
fined in the nominal sum of 2s. 6d.- —John Hanharn
and Charles Sargent, both of Frampton were sum.
monad by Mr. Sheridan's bailiff for unlawfully tres-
passing in search of rabbits at Sydling St. Nicholas
on the 17th of September—Defendanta pleaded
guilty, and were convicted in a penalty of 10a. each
and costa—Leonard Morris, cf Genie, was also
charged with committing a similar Minos on lands
belonging to John Batten, Esq., at 17p-Cerne, but on
account of • previous good character was let on with
• fine of 5a —Mary Jane Thorner, a servant, late
in the employ of Mrs. Palmer, of Polham, was
brought tip in custody, charged with having felo-
niously stolen • pair of calico drawers, the property
of her mistress. The evidence, however, wee very
conflicting, and the case was dismined. —Mr.
Howard, of Weymouth, appeared for the prisoner.
George Tyrell and George Bartlett, both of Cerne,
were summoned by Mr. Sounders, gamekeeper, for
having, whilst nutting in Holcombe Coppice, at
Alton Nunn, wilfully and maliciously broken the
bushes there, and done damage to the amount of 6d.
; —Fined to. 3d. each, including costa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

WINFRITH.

Tim annual Wesleyan tea meeting took place on
Monday, Sept. 24, when a plentiful supply of cake
and tea woe provided by Mr. Robert Trent, which
gave great satiefscaion. The simnel miasionary
meeting sae afterwards held in the chapel, when
addresses were delivered by the Rem J. B. West,
E. Holroyd, S. Hobbs, end others. The collection
was as good as on previous occasions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

CABB=B PITRgI,TRA.

In co nano' of the reduction of duty, the Lis ot
prices of ' ll's Teas has been rerised and greatly
lowered, affording consumers the utmost adventage.
and are now sold from per 2s. to 4s. per lb., in packets
from 2os. to 11b... . . • .

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

BECKHAILPTON.

Hurrim —The Dnke of Beaufort'. Bounds
paid a visit to Beck hampton Gorse on Tuesday. Two
cube were set afoot, one of which paid loon the
penalty of • rash venture from the cover; and
another, after • circle of a mile or two, met a similar
fate a short distance from home. Upwards of 50
horsemen with several ladies were out.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

THE LODMOOL

To the &Worm.

I regret to inform the inhabitants and visitors of
Weymouth, on good authority, that the Lodmour,
where for many years they, through the kindness of
the late J. Weld, Esq., have been permitted to
shoot the wild fowl that frequent the marshes., is
likely this year to be closed spinet them. This
will be regretted by many, as it was the only plate
visitors to this town could ramble over to shoot
snipe and take a pleasant walk with gunlin hand.
I have been informed that Dr. Seriven has takenthei
shooting, end that with him rests the point whether
or Ilot they shalt enjoy the privilege as heretofore.
I trust that that gentleman will manifest the some
liberal spirit as the lase Mr. Weld, and that he will
not forbid the poor man from using the flight or the
visitor his rambles. I feel (tertian that no one would
wilfully tamper beyond the bounds after being
warned, and as game of DO sort is ever found on the
moor, I trust Dr. Series° will grant the boon which
is now in his power, that DO ill•feeling may aria*
between him and the inhabitants of Weymouth.
PEDESTRIAN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

RADIPOLE.

Came= CLUB. —A new cricket club has recently
been formed at Radipole, and last week a friendly
game was played among the members, Mr. Harding
and Mr. Groves respectively choosing sides. Mr.
groves's eleven scored but IS runs in their first
innings and 3.11 in their second, while Mr. Harding's
team obtained 44 runs in their first innings and beat
their opponent. in their second inniege without the
loos of a single wicket. The bowling of Mr.
Harding and Mr. Travers was exceedingly good, u
was also the betting of Mr. Symonds, whilst the
wicket-keeping of Mr. Robinson was greatly
admired. At the clue of the game the company
edkiurned to the Bridge Inn, where an excellent
supper was provided by Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, and
• very plesaant evening was spent. This club Win
future to be called the Wey CloA, and is to embrace
the three parishes of Radipole, Upwey, and
Broadway,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

Ell ittobirt.

SALLSBD RY.

Tat Bottoms Lurr was revised on Thursday, but
the prooeedings were void of interest.

Tus sum of .ClB IL bd. was raised by Mr. Calkin's
coocert towards the restoration of St. Edmund's
church.

A CRIVIN•L LUNATIC, lISZOINI Elizabeth Phillip',
escaped from Fishartou House asylum on Tues&y
night, but she bus been apprehended at Huagerford
and brought back.

BAIRLIT fetched 535. a quarter in lent Salisbury
market. The pale ale brewers are about to advance
their prioes 6s. per barrel. From the same cause, also,
pig meat will be scarce and dear, notwithstrinding that
the acorn crop is a good one. In the south-west of
England beans are grcwing out, and mutton, it is ex-
pected, will be before long Is. per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

WOOL.

Woot. Cattecw.-11r. C. J. flemans, of Florenoe,
writes to the Bvihkr respecting the ancient stone
that was found when pulling down the north
wall of the chancel of this church, preparatory to
the restoration, which was described in our columns
and transferred to the Builder, and he says :—" I
venture to suggest that it may be in all probability,
as it seems to me, a portative altar, such as bishops
are privileged to possess, and to carry about with
them for celebration of Mar, in whatsoever place and
under whatsoever circrainstanoes. Only two cavities
would be required for the cruets, wine and water ;
and the sacred salt, used at baptisms, would never be
produced together with these sacramental el, meats at
She eucharistic rite. These cavities in the stone, I
conclude, must be such as served for the insertion of
relics, indispensable to every Roman Catholic altar;
and though it is true that but one hollow in the
sacred mensa is generally provided, and near the
centre, as the receptacle of such objects, it seems an
admirable conjecture that, in some instances, four
may have been scooped in the stone in order that the
enlarged supply for contents might invest it with the
greatest sanotity. It is well known that the disci-
plinary obligation of placing relics in altars, and
immediately under the part on which the sacramental
vessels rest, derives from the primitive usage of con-
secrating and communicating on the tombs of martyrs
in the Roman catacombs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

OWER MOIONE.

liaavrar ROMS Sorra& —Through the liberality
of Mr. W. Chick, of Una parish, an excellent supper
was provided for his work•people, on Friday oven.
log, the 28th ult., in celebration of the oompletion
of the harvest. "The founder of the feast" presided,
and all ate and drank to their heart's coutent of
good old English fare—the principal dishes being
roast beef and plum pudding, with a plentiful supply
of strong beer. After supper Mr. Chick highly
commended his labourers for having done their bed
to save hie harvest before the wet came, and drank
to their good health. These words were received
with the utmost pleasure and enthusiasm. Singing
and dancing occupied the rest of the night, and the
merry party did not *operate till early morning.
It was found that so ample wee the provision im
for the feast that there remained over enough for
mother such company, and next day it was diatri-
be"' amongst the poor people of the village, to
their great satisfactiou.— T.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

Correoponbrnm

BT. MICHAEL'S DAY.

To the Editors.

C4lll any of your clerical readers inform me how
it is that thooff.l two proper lessons are appointed
for Bt. Niobrara- day, yet ths calendar for the month
allows only one. Thom Mark, 2nd chapter, is omitted
from being read. CLERICUS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

DEVIZES.

Thug SocirrY.—The aormal meeting of the
friends and supporters of this exoellent Peciety in
Devizes was held in the Townhall, on Monday week, under
the presidency of Mr. R. P. Long, u. P. The attendant*
wee larger than for several years past, and included
many of the clergy of tho neighbourhood and dissenting
ministers of the town. Addressee were delivered by
the Llminnan and others, and a collection was wade at
the clout of the meeting, which amounted to Mt odd.
Another crowded meeting was held in the evening,
under the "'residency of Mr. Paul Auntie, and a cone°.
tem was mule, amounting to about EL

LINVIIIIT. —Oa Wednesday an inquest was held by
Mr. Norris, the borough ooroner, on the body of
Labelle Wmherd, the wife of • respectable plasterer,
in the Nursery, Devises, who died suddenly on
Tuesday morning. She was about 62 years of age,
sad had enjoyed good health up to the tune of
her death. It appeared that of late she had

oeurioselly complained of pain in her etoniaoh and
of the heart, which moos wore eff,
aPaallttkin ehad not required medical aid of any kind for
many years peat. She retired to bed with her haeband
on Monday and awoke in the morning apr
in her usual good health, when her husband suggested
to her that it was time to call their son to go to his
work, which she did without getting out of bed, by
tapping the wall with her book Immediately after-
wards her husband beard ben green, and getting out
of bed he went round to her ode and found her
ineensibls. Be immediately roared hi daughter,
who at once came to his assistanoe, but in less than
lan minutes the poor woman died without a
Mr. Montgomery bad in the mesa Untrue
sent for, but life was extinct before hie swivel. A
verdict of died by the visitation of God and from
natural causes was returned aooordingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

CALNE.

Accitogwr,-00 Monday week, Mr. John Stevens
and his housednaeper, accompanied by Mr. Wild, Mr.
Coward. and Mr. Potter, WU returning from Caine
to Chitinll in a cart, and had arrived at the top of
Labour-in-vain Hill, when the bone was driven at
snob • furious pace that in turning a sharp corner
the met woe upset, and oil its 0000panto pitched into
Us* rood. Potter escaped unhurt, but the other
Were mmerely injured, and remained for • consider
able time in a state of imanaibility.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

DINTON.

A CCIDENT. -Oa Saturday week , &stone-mason, named
Robed Plowman, who we. engaged in some repairs
Dinton churoh, fell from a ladder which slipped
from under him, asid fractured some Of his ribs, sad
injured his spine. He was removed as soon as
possible to the Salisbury Infirmary.

AMESBU B.Y.
Tits ASHDOWN AND AMESBURY COURSING MIST.
!Nos.—The Fieldol Saturday week says:—We regret
le announce that this meeting has been cancelled (fog
of course it cannot be postponed at thiii late hour).
No doubt it was from a feeling of delicacy that Mr.
Kennard did not consult the Earl of Craven at an
earlier period, but as live weeks have now elapsed
since the death of the late earl, his decision might
surely have been obtained in time to prevent trainers
leaving home for their Lambournequarters. The meet.
inc in November must of necessity be a failure if at-
tempted, as the fixtures already announced fill up the
whole month. The following letter from the secre-
tary leaves no doubt as to the fact of the postpone.
ment :—" Dear- Sir, —Will you kindly insert in
Saturday's Field that, out of respect to the late Earl
of Craven, the Ashdown Meeting will be postponed
until November. The fixture will be duly adver-
Mood in future sporting papers.—l remain yours
truly, by order of the committee of management,
D. Kennard, jun., hon. sec." We are authorised to
state that, in consequence of the above, there will be
several new stakes made up at Amesbury, so as to
&fiord the dogs en‘aged at Ashdown an opportunity
of testing their powers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

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CoLLourron
MUNRO'S'
Dowagerll ... A. J. Elias ehemist, and Mrs.
Browning, High Fast-street.
EVIRCRESCR ... R. Boyce, grocer.
lesesnor ...... R. and S. Stall.
GLASTONSCI T .. 13 •J webs . Vallee
GIL L i NOUAst .. J • Ifiagobery,t4•siborry- ttttt 1.
BINSTRIDOI .. K. Rogers.
tillsoall ...,. .... E. Has Meg . grocer.
Immerge ... T. lor, stationer.
Lugo:Krone .........Blushincre, Chemist,
Nrrusaguns.... W. Peeler, Cooper.
OMITS?. MART Sheppard,
Pouts
Quay
PI oDirreeNTNIDaJ Bolles.
PI DoLITOWN .. J. Owings.
PORTLAND -- Cox, Spring-garden, and
Mean Gibbs, Easton.
Qua.. Camas... B.ooro, Post Offioe.
Brous .......... J C. liobditsb.
811111.601111 Chaffin. stationer. Cheap-street, aid
G. Gamey, Half-Moen-street.
SOKerros ...... Phelps, post-office, Bread-sires
;Marron K C Cluodeeoegb .
STORIIIIIITIR .. Jansen, eh ea Is t .
4111ArTILMUIRT G. S. Mertes ,laney warehouse ,
SLUMMY W. Thorn, Wieehaster-street,
Davis, Onlverwtreet, and
fluster, chemist.
STRIST
T•tHreos
Church-street, and Bunks
Ca/stairs, 8, Emit-street.
Taoaverros Dicks, draper.
W 1 NCMITOII
WILTON • • • • • • • • J • a °Pt. le. Westettreet
WALTON ...... J. Chansellor.
waLuxorox
WIVILIDOOSIIII Ash, chemist
WSIIIIOOTII
Croaker, IS .Park.street •
Yermuterza
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

WILCOTT.

Tur LATIC C 1.31 01 CLTTLII PLACICT. —We are
happy to say that there ha. both no fresh outbreak
of the disease in the parish since the liar. Mr.
Smelt's second cow was slaughtered. The orders of
the Cattle Plague Committee have beim most stein.
gently carried out under the orders of &apt. Written,
and strong hopes are entertained that the disease has
been effectually "stomped out" in this neighbour.
hood.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

WARMINSTER.

C•ITTION TO THI men, having the
appearaDoe of engineers, are going about this part of
the county, professing to well understand mowing
machines and their repair. They charge for new
bearings, itc., £2 or more, and promise to keep
them in repair for be. a year. It appears, however,
that they only paint over the old bearings. Farmers
should be on their guard sgainst them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

Pe! 81b., I.q.the wows— .

d. d. s. d.
Inferior beef .. 4 to 3 8 Interior mattes 3 4to 4 3
Middling ditto 10 „ 4 4 Mkt:Hine ditto.. 4 4 „ 4 6
Prints large do. 4 4 4 Prime data.. . 4 5„ I a
Pre= smell ditto I 410 I Lugs pork ... 4 6 3 6
Veal 1,04 lime I ditto ... 4 0..0 6
BILISTOL, Thursday—We bad a remarkably large
supply,of beef at our market to-day, Including a larger
number of tattle from Ireland than we have seen for
several weeks. The demand was slow, and trade being
dull, there wu a redaction oe the high rates which have
recently prevailed, beet descriptions realising from 68e.
to 705., and seconJery simples from 635. to 66a. per out.
In one or two exeeptional ours more mosey was given
for anything especially good. The supply of sheep use
also unuseally large. and tiade being anything but brisk
prices showed a downward tendency. Beet mothers ex-
changed bands at Aid. per lb., and ewes and inferior
&variations from 7}4. to Ai. A eonsiderable number
were left on hand tall the close of the market. Con-
Airmen ts of store cattle °option* to arrive from Ireland.
The supplies of store sheep are not very large, anti there
is a limited demand for them at wryest. We had a
large supply of baton pip, but porkers were sures, and
as the bacon market is likely to be cheaper, trade was
dull, at reduced prices, our quotations for this week
being from 9 3d. to its. 93. per were. A limited
business dope in bones.

rno•T lamas% al &MUMS.

MINCING-LLIC, Friday.—The sale for 110014 kinds ot
butter is inactive, at late quotations. Ifrksisnd has
sold at 1164.; Emboli. 112 s. to 1145.; Zwolla, 1013 s. to
110 s.; Each, 664. to 745.; Emden alai Leer, 86e. to 94.;
Holstein and Kiel, 100 a to 1164.; Jersey, 90s. to 108..;
end Frensb, 74e. to 765. par awn Eason is a slow Ade,
on former ter. Heins, bowers?, are very Arm in
prise. Cheeps is • dull inquiry. Edam, Mi. to 60a;
Gonda, 501. to 584.; }Luker, 204. to 215.; sod American,
665. to 70s. per cwt.

WOOL MARKET.

Shins the close of the public sales the trsnaaetions ha
colonial wool have been only to. moderate eztent;
nevertheless no rednetion hsa taken plass in priers.
For English wool the trade is firm. at full ourresetss.

HOP MARKET.

BOROUGH, Friday.—lnersated supplies of atm hops
ars on sale, and the demand for them is steady, at
Improving prices. Yearlinp and old hops hare been
operated in to • fair exteitt, at about tato Mos.
end East Knots, 1355. to 34105. ; Weald of Emits, 1355.
to 190.; Sussex. 120 r. to 1755.; yearlinp, 100 a. to 14.;
and old hope, 40s. to 100.. per out.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

r" Al •• • 0.--•
le • 4.4•
_

MR. JAMES TAYLOR, ASTROLOGER, a,
. _ - ---- --- - - - -

MOLYNEUX snarl% zoowsßs adity:

MR. JAMES TAYLOR, the only original
Astrologer, bop to inform you that he will
formed the nos Carte de Visite of your future
flumband or Wife for 14 Stamps. Any three questions
mirrored for 2s. ad. Nativitios east. Bead gimped di-
Todd envelops to Mr. Jaime ?Aiwa, 45, Yolysani-
West, Edirwareread, Paddiagtoa.

TEETH.

M 0 NB. LETS,

PROFESSIONAL SURGEON AND NE6NANICAL
DENTIST,

79, ST. THOMAS ernir, wrintorre.

DEMONS requiring ARTIFICIAL TER
1_ ISM MVO mon than half the usual ribarpt by
using M. Line Ineorruptible Mineral Artificial Teeth.
which are of the beet quality made in the world; they
it. warranted as useful for mmticatioa as unequalled
for economy, durability, and comfort. The frame or
ham ix • strong body of vulcanised India rubber, in
which the teeth are set, tourney fattened to the rubber
by • strong gold wire. Artifirda teeth made Lad set in
the way described are indestrustible, and may be used
during a lifetime, whils the irairqualled reduction In
price places them within the mesh of every one.
From 12 to 30guineas is generally oluoird by most
destista for use set of teeth. M. LIM notifies them of
• superior quality from 3a. to fle. per tooth, or £2 to kJ
per double set. warranted; and la otos of asmiclaat he
repairs them fres of sharp within a period of UM para.
Such • reduction in pries may indoor some persona to
think that an inferior quality only me supplied at those
prima, but M. Lire will be happy to 'bow the price
lists of the best manufacturers qf mineral teeth In the
world to any persons haclieg double, to the very beet
quality of teeth and mai.ilsl 'applied by him, and he
shall be Au to marines them that at thee, prices be
OW yeah* 90 per omit. profit for skill and labour, mid
that the dentists who charge one guinea for • single
tooth, and from 12 1. 30 (iodates for • set of teeth, are
most exorbitano over.obargars, and they deprive • great
many persona of the beneit of dentistry.
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

CERNIC ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.

brOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That the
TOLLS arising at the several TOLL GATES
.mlled or known by the names of Pudding Kemp Gate,
Dogberry Gate, and Gate Poet Gate, will be LET BY
AUCTION, ribleei to snob conditions u will be then
wind there produced, to tbe best bidder, .11k. Nimbi'',
in CIIISO ASSAM, in the county of forget, on
WEDNESDAY, the 31st day of OCTOBER next,
Stet wens the hour. of twelve o'clock at noon and t wo o'clock
In the afternoon of the same day, for one year, commencing
on the first of January, one thousand eight hundred and
Mity•sevea, at twelve o'clo‘k at noon, in the manner
•directed by the Act of Parllament paned in the third
year of the reign of his late liatesty King George the
Fourth, "For Regolatirg Turnpike Rood.;" which said
Tolls produced last year the sum of £272 above the
expenses of collecting them, and will be pot up at that

Whoever happens to be the best bidder, roust at
the some time pay one month in advance of the Rent
at which ',ltch Tow may be let, and gi.e security with
sufficient rareties, to the satisfaction of the Tr;tatees
of the said Turnpike, for payment of the remainder
.of the Money monthly.
ItiOrxl at Dorchester the 29th day of September, 1806.
0. .1. ANDREW
Clerk to theSlTrusteas of the said
Turnpike Reeds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

CALENDAR.

Oct. St, —Tneaday.-2. Denys, Aeropagita Bishop and
Martyr, 272.
10.—Wedneeday. —Oxford Terms Enda
11.—Thursday. —Old Mklivelinas-day.
12.—Friday.
13.--Satord.y.—Traaslation of King Edward the
Confessor, 1066.
14. —Sunday—Twentieth Sunday after Trinity.—
Lessons Morning : Joel ii. Si. Luke i,
toe. Eveniag : Micah ell, 2 Cor.
18.— Monday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1661.

IOHN THOMAS ENSOR, of Dorchester,
eJ in the County of Dorset, Auctioneer, baring been
adjudged Bankrupt under • Petition for Adjudication of
Bankruptcy, filed in Her Majesty's Court el Bankruptcy
for the Exeter district on the 20th day of August,
1/466, • Public flitting for the sald Bankrupt to pan. his
Lest Examination, and make Kochi:ration for his Die.
charge, will be held before Moos ANDREWS, Esquire,
the Commissioner of the said Court, on the 23rd day of
OCTOBER next, at 12 of the Clock at noon precisely,
at noun-street., Exeter (and tror on the 25th of October
instent, as previously advertised), the 23rd day of
(Ive.ber instant being the day limited for the said
Arakrupt to sarreoder.
The first Meeting of Creditors has been duly held,
and at the Public Sitting above-mentioned, proofs of
debts of rreditors who have not proved will be received ;
and the Bankrupt will be required to surrender himself
ic the said Court, and to submit himself to be examined,
lend to make a full discloeure and discovery of all his
wrist(' and effects, and to finish his examination.
None, im Holm ALSO OMEN tool! persons indebted
io the mid Bankrupt, or that have any of his Effects, not
to deliver the same but to Mr. THEOPHILUR CARSICK,
Queenetreet, Exeter, Ofilcial Aunties; and give notice
to Mr. If. C. Wastoo. of Dorchester, the Solicitor to
the ittlisnees; OE to If Joss Sou. TRainu., of 8,
lioutheinhay, Es•aor, his Agent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

PORTLAND.
Tin Right Hon. Milner Gibson, in at present on •
visit to Portland.

A sums has been served on the overseers of
Portland to convene • meeting of the inhabitants of
Fortunes' Well, to consider the advisability of form.
leg themselves into a district for tbe parpose of
lighting. It la mid that so great a desideratum
could be accomplished by a 4ld. or M. rata.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

WILTON.

DURING the quarter eliding the let inst., only 19
deeths were registered here in • population of 5,779
persona

DEVIZES.

Tao Towe Couum have nmolved to adopt the
Public Health Act.

BERNS AND HANTS EXTSNSION RAILW•T. —For
the last half-year a dividend of 5 per cent, per annum
bee been declared on the preference shares, and of
El 10s, on the ordinary shares.

DILTII /ROM DIONKINNIDUI.-MrL Jemima
Underwood, wife of the landlord of the White
House beerhomis, died on Sunday week, from
epileptic film, brought on by drinking.

CALNE.

Connamarion.—The Bishop confirmed about 50
persona on Sunday evening. among whom were three
very aged men and one blind woman.

ADO-LT BAPTISM. —Mr. Barton reoeived the ortii-
nanoe of adult Imptaiun at the parish church last
Thursday evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

clgritultutt.

nom the cattle plagu. returns it appears that 40
&Haas mere rsportsd to base marred larlap the week
sliding B.pt.ISbST 22, baths • darer* et 26 on the
presloos return. Fresh oethresth took plass is *levee
farms or plates where settle am kept, the number of
suob outbreaks is the previous week beteg 19. The
number of healthy *WM ethephteredi, to "mead the
abeam site:Wing to them, wee 41 dir the meek.

Omit WHEAT IM6ol26.—Although our importation@
of wheat during the month of Amulet were Isillsz about
14 per mot. than those of the month of A 1865,
the importations of the Ind rit inosthe the year
show • oonsiderable sloes& nay have bees lii per
sent. mote than Is the And eight months of lest ram,
and 3 per cont, more than those of the same period ad
1864. In the sources of supply there have been great
variations. In 1864 no less than 41 per mot. of our
total arrivah were from the United Stehon while this
Year the proportion thanes him been oma n only 2 per s
as dm other hood, whisk' oentribuUd only
3 per cent. In 1864, figures this year for 22 par coot.
Russia and Prints mottos' to oosupy loading positioes,
and there has been a reniantable Masan Is tbe quanti-
ties resolved from the various mall sources of supply
that are ineludal under the bead of "Other Ovenlll
Subjoined is • table showing the total sarhinbe iii'jrr
foliate to the 31st of august in this and the pressig
two ream and the percentage proportion from mob
multi, t
Sight months to Aug. 31.
1864. 1865. 1864
Carts. Orris. Oat&
Tot. impaled wheat 14067,536 11,5125,47315539,299
Whams from Proportion per mat.
Russia . . . 14 34 30
Prussia . . . 20 26 19
Denmark. . . 31 3 2
ficlilmwig•Holatoin k
Lumbers . . li 1 1
Mecklenburg . . 3 3 3
Hansa Towns . . 3 3 4

France . . 3 i 22
Turkey is Principalities 2e 4 2
nil fractional
kit
l BtStes 41 6 2
British North Antrim 4 2 fraettosel
Other mantrise . 2 7 15
100 100 103
Of dont the importations this year ham been 3,637,648
cwt., against 2,116,704 ewt. in 1865, and 3,366,090 mrt.
in 1864. Francis has this year cootributed 84 par cont.
of the whole, the quantity from the United States being
inaignilicant. In 1864 the supplies from Frump and the
United Blake were about equaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

STURMINSTER MARSHALL

tco d
unauthorised publications of
li. anonymous an
BidiA tmpro:_Nlon
hoitnagvi or ra
can bemor.sobßi
ecul'altionc-ab—le jthan°A°
Pall;hrs.ChuTrobh.-
gmfotaLlloe:sm.ienanpgtspeargEdijulariangthlta:tetectUrurhsu,iiii:
Readechil'e'isof
or
uturdGay
of Stun:Baster hlarshall, diocese of Sarum.. The
of Salisbury, and, by bibCyasantjhtuttere badubervinaaniacidtbabeeef'L°f"orrdmh.elirthah,_yraii.
thoeed"TehAienrcheinfobareriabniaP about to be instituted against the Vicar
following is a summary of the chargesi—l. Omitting
to use the creed of St. Athenian's on days appointed
by therubria (even on the great feast of Christmas,
Easter, An), and substituting the Apostles' Creed on
those days-2. Omitting to use the late prayer
ordered by authority for the cattle plague, and sub-
stituting • prayer of his own compiling. —3. Omit-
ting to use the present prayers for cholera and nettle
plague, and substituting • prayer from the Prayer
AbSreviating the general exhortation at
the commencement of matins and evensong. —5. Not
wearing the proper hood appertaining to his degree, as
ordered by the canon.-6. Teaching that the doctrine
of everlasting punishment is not a true one. —7.
Sympathising and siding with Colenao, Williams &a.
I may as well mention that this prosecution haa been
instituted by a high churchman against • high
churchman, and it is not therefore • party affair.
At ajtime when the Catholic party are assailed on all '
sides, it certainly behoves the Anglo-Catholic clergy
to be uniform and consistent in their mode of con-
ducting our services. We shall now see whether
Mr. West, of London, and others, are justified in
disobeying an order of the Queen in Council, which
' order has the approval of the Primate of All Rag-
land," We are enabled to state that the Primate
never advised the writer of the letter in the
"Church Review" to prosecute • clergyman for
omitting toy the Athansinan Creed in church, and
r enhemi
.T:deliteyhga.watvr ieTitenhhric:sa r
ca
ateheoy
questionf.
the cholera and the cattle
for not using the special prayers in deprecation of
plagracetot hulede,
giebEcaithstacatomtms'abhimeoi.po"G'sivree,faskuthibanteded;:pt:sari!:::LeireedtHra:mishglasua:tve nhadoOpmiandioeuthaa"etomtbise.
violation of a rubric the remedy wag • suit in the
advice whatever as to the course he should pursue,
enrroeithreerinddidocthennre7Uhrttifantrhe ciplegrgbaymaniag iail:adabout
had done so, the answer would have been the same,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

U'S ER !MYNA INTB, BILE, WIND, AND iNDI
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.

rrHERE ARE ONLY TWO MEDICINES
which act upon the Liver: one is Mercury, the
other Dandelion, bat if the public knew how Mercury
destroys the delicate oasts of the stomach, weakness
digestion, affects the nerves, and positively shortens
life, they would take no other A rient than Dr.
K I NOI3 D A ND ELI ON and QUININE LIVER PILLS.
which liberate bile, disperse wind, strong hen the whole
frame, and are the best pills for torpid li nor, headache,
furred tongue,dissiness,flattering of the bus t, bilionsnes ;
odigestion. acidity, and genaraldebility, an %unlike every
ether aperient pill, may be taken with° ear of mid*
They cleanse tb blood and uid s from every sonority. In
hoses stis. led., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. 'act . Prepared
by JAMES RORKE, 47, Mortimer-street, Cavendish
square, London. W. Free by post for stanps, and sold
by Atents.—Reggt. Yeovil; Keats and Evans, Dot
ester ; nooks and Penny, Sherborne ; Leaker and
Hitchcock, Taunton; and most Chemists and Medicine
Vendors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

SPETTISBURY.

Tim LATE FIRE. —We have been requested to
state that over and and above the amount covered by
insurance, Mr. Sampson is a loser by about £76,
and that the fire was first discovered by two man,
named David Crouter and David Knight, whammies
of alarm were beard by Mr. Samspon's moo. The
result is another warning to smokers, for it appears
that a man who had been in Mr. Knight's employ
for 15 years, went into the shop the preceding
evening with VIIIIO nail bags, and it is conjectured
that some of the tobacco he WU smoking fell into
he bag, and smouldered till the fire broke out.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

St APERIENT FAMILY PILLS.
EICILLIINT IISDICIPZ POI lIILIOOII AND LIVER
COL PLAIFTS, nunezerrost, OIDDINIIIIS, LOIS OP APIS.
prpg, Flanuszal„ lIAPV,ILA TOLINCI, SPASMS,
coartrbassa,

lllHElR...oompoeition is truly exoellesit ; they.
-I- do not contain any antizmonial or 'mercurial
jaw-
persian whatever, and do not require the Wet s-
mog or alteration of diet (moderate exercise promotre
their good streets); they seldom operate until tea or
twelve hours after taken, and then very pertly; they
destroy worms, purify the humours, reore the tone of
the stomach, end- mine most complaints ocomiened by
L-regularity of the bowels, becoming a restorative ma
preservative of health to both roles, awl to thcao e a.
costive habit, a truly valuable treaders.
The pills are now prepired by Yemen BARCLAY ent,
BONS (who have purchased the receipt from Mr. Stroor).
whom names are engraved on the government stamp
Mixed to each box; without which they cannot ite.
genuise.—Seld in boxes, at Is. lld. sad 2s. bd. sea-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

DEATH&

September 27, at Sinoombe, after a lingering Hines,
Mr. George Warren. dtiryman, aged 67, deeply lamented
by all who knew him.
. . _

-September 28, at Munehester, aged 77, James Fisher,
of eriory Villa, Cheltenham, and formerly of Franche-
court, Worcestershire, Esquire.
September 28, at Surbiton, ths Rev. William John
Groves, eldest son of the late Lieut..rolonel Groves,
and formerly vicar of Chewton Mendip, Somersetahire,
M.ds.

September2P at kiaptown, Elizabeth, relict of the
late Thomas Mangan, Esq., formerly of Oakfront,
Charkvilk, Co. Cork, last surviving daughter of Maurice
Layne, Eaq., W.D • Treble, sod
ieu granddaughter of Cor-
nelius, the Msuillddy of the Reek,.
. . . . .

Sepieniber 29, at 15, ironswick-buildings, Weynionth,
Edward Greene Bower, Emq., only son of the Rev.
Edward Bower, rector of Closworth, YeoriL
October 3, at the reesdepoe of her brother4n-law,
District Bank, Bury, Lanesahire, Margaret Carnegie,
relict of the late John Elphinstone Fyffe, Em.. of Clinton
House, Fleshing. Falmouth, after a short but severe
illness. Friends will please motet of this intimation.
October 4, at Blandford, Mn. Mary Warms, aged 44
years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

LY DON 001111110 N I N CLog t 7 W

frICHE INCLOSURE COMMISSIONERS
I for England and Wales hereby give Notice that
a Copy of the Report of the Valuer acting in the
matter of the Inelosure of H A YDON COMMON, eta ate
Is the Parish of LYDLINCH, in the County of Doreet,
to;ether with an estimate of the expenses In the matter
of the said Inclosure, has been depneited at the Three
Be.?, Heads Inn, in the said Parish, for the inspection
of all persons interested in the said Inclosure.
And they further give Notion, that they will by them•
selves, or 13) an Assistant Incloeure Commissioner, hold
a meeting at the Three Boar's Heads Inn aforesaid, on
the let day of NOVEMBER next, at Eleven o'clock in the
forenoon, for the purpose of hearing objections to any
allotment direction, determination, or matter in the
said Report, and of submitting the said estimate to the
persons interested as eforevaid; at which meeting further
histructious to the Valuer may be resolved upon.
Witneas my hand this 4th day of October, in the
sear of oar Lord 1866.
-

J. R. MOORE.
Be Order of the Baird.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

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Her Majesty, respectfully neer to the public this truly
marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human
hair to its pristine ha„ no matter at what age.
The Agua Ammons has none of the properties of dyes;
on the contrary, is beneficial to the systetu, and when the
hair issue. restated. one application per month will keep
it in perfect color. Price one guinea ; half bottles, lOs. 6e.
Testimonials from artiste, of the highest order and hon.
Individuals of undoubted respectability may be inspected
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Performs to FLILZ. tam Adman of Wotan
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