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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

=TON HILL, SHREWTON, WILTS.

IV.LR..3OHN WATERS, (CAt, SAusoufty,)
is !wowed with instructions to BELL by
AUCTION, on the Premise., on WEI,NICIDAY, It
AUGUST, ROL the ENTIRE BREWING FLOCK
•of W. 11. CAnnints. eornerbann
1,1410 F.WRS and CHILVER LASUrt, together with
40 YOUNG Lt NI LAMBS, as tally paGicularised
Lut week.

Luncheon at 12 precisely, and &Is immediately
at

WOOUFALLS YAM,
One Milo from Downton Itoilway Station, 8 Miles
from Salisbury, 11 from Roomy, and 5 from
Fordinabridao.

IL lIANNEN WI/mound with instructions
ill to BEI.I. by AUCTION, on THURSDAY,
AI*OUST 20. ifirsg, the Flock of .125 choice HAIIIP-
SAUCE DOWN SHERI', at the above Fenn, by order
of the administratos• of the late Mr. JACvll GWTEB,
comprising:-
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100 tsto•tatth atm. 80 tretlur lambs.
GO foor-teeth ditto. ea Chaser ditto.
70 siz.teath ditto. 12 ram lambs.
120 full•moutit ditto. 3 two•teeth rams.

The AUCTIONEER begs to state the ewes are in good
stock order, a large au, very matching, and well
worthy the notice of boyars. Mrs. GtrYgti wee a sue-
easeful competitor at the Britford and Salisbury fairs,
in proof of which six silver prises, that hove been
awarded her will be shown on the day of Sale.
litetre'shments at one, sole at two o'cloik
_

The b. Sold
at Nichelmes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

MAIDEN NEWTON.

WILL OP TRB LAT' HON, AND B.iv. W. H. Scoff.
—The will and codicil of the lion. and Rev. William
Hugh Scott, Prebendary of Salisbury, and Rector of
Maiden Newton. was proved on the Bth inst. by William
Alexander bailie Hamilton, the surviving executor.
The personal property Ls sworn under £7,000. With
the exception of a few articles specifically bequeathed,
the deceased has left the whole of hi. property to his
son and his three younger daughters his eldest
daughter, Diana A Alicia, wife of Colonel John Rigby,
being provided for by her marriage settlement.

WAREHAM.
PIKIPOISED COIN Excriagoe.—At • special meeting
of the Warehaai Corporation, kohl at the Town-
hall, on the 13th inst., the Mayor in the chair,
• numerously and highly respectably signed requisition
from the farmers, millers, and corn dealers attending
the market, calling the attention of the Mayor and
Corporation to the necessity of providing a new Corn
Exchange for the transaction of business, was read
to the meeting, for which requisition the Town Clerk
was instructed to reply, that the Corporation would be
very happy to take every and any steps which weld be
pointed out to them necepsary for the purpone of carry-
leg into effect so desirable an object. Mr. liter wax
further requested to say that further inquiry would be
made as to the power and title of the Corporation to
convey to the requisitionists • site eligible for the
purpose, situated in West-street. Unanimous and
entire sympathy in the purport of the requisition was
expressed.

AIMAULT.— On Wednesday, Mr. J. J. Bennett
auctioneer, of Blandford, was brought up at the Town-
hall on • warrant, before the Mayor (C. Willcox, Esq.),
and S. Bennett, Esq., charget, with usaulting Mr.
Albert Thompson, of the Legacy Office, Somerset-house.
It appears that on the previous day, an old man
named Hallett, who is SO years of ace, was standing in
the Market-place, with three heifers for nab, when the
defendant came up to him, jumped on the heifer*, and
slipping off knocked the old man down. A quarrel
ensued, and the defendant ultimately struck Hallett
with his fiat and newly brought him to the ground.
This conduct attrasted the attention of the bystanders,
among whom was the complainant, who took the old
port. The defendant then held up both fiats in
Mr. Thompeoe's bum, offered to fight him, and
ultimately struck him two or three blows.- The Bench
considered Use assault proved, and fined the defendant
405., including costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

Tuesday, 18.— Grand Flower Show at fThepton Manett.
Cheap Return Tickets, G.W.B.
Botky (Hants) Fair.
Wednesday, 19.—Eki,on Hill, Ithrewton, Wilts.—
Auction by Mr. John Waterx, of 1,060 Ewes and
Chilear Laniba, and 40 young Barn Lambs, the
property of W. B. Canning, F.. 01•
Tharaday, 20.—Woodfa1ls Farm, Wilts.—Auction by
Mr. Hannen of VIA choice Hampshire Mown
Sheep, the property of the late Mr. Jacob
'Friday, 2L—Creliton Devon) Fair.
21 and followmc day. —Mattock and priday
(Somerset) Fairs.
Monday, 24.—Buckfastleigh (Devon) Far,
Tuesday, 25.—nuetios by Messy.. (b`a+d..c, nit, end
Scorer, at the Mart,
London, of Freehold Estates situate in the
city of Westminster, the property of the
ate Frederick Oaten,, rant

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

WEYMOUTEI TOWN COUNCIL

The quarterly mooting of the Town Council was held
on Wednesday, under the presidency of the Mayor, (J.
Tigard, Esq.); the other member' present were Alderman
Miller, Howard, and Eliot, Councillors Buck, Ayles,
Brown, Commins, Thomas, Pothecary, Botta, Webb,
and Darling.

TR! LATH ACTION AGAINST TH3 CORPORATION.
The Mayor said the Council were no doubt aware that
Musrs. Williams brought an action against the Cor-
poration of Weymouth at the late assises at Dorchester,
which resulted in • verdict against the Council, subject
to oertain legal points to be argued next November.
Mr. Potheeary said it was very notorious. Could not
the Mayor give them more Information He was present
at the trial and took great interest in the matter, and he
was astonished at the verdiot.

The Town Clerk said be was not in a position at this
meeting to give an opinion, as he had not been able to
communicate with Mr. Thesiger and Mr. Coleridge, who
were now on circuit. He should be In a position to
advies the Council the best course to adopt at their next
meeting, and if the Council were of opinion that further
steps were useless, of course the matter would drop
Mr. Yothecury said he was somewhat astonished at
the unexpected turn of affairs, inasmuch as the matter
appeared to have fairly gone before the jury. Unless
they could upset the verdict by what he conceived to
be equity, if not law, they bad better abandon all Idea
of the points reserved, and not make a bad job worse.
He would like to know from what 'ounce the damages
were to be taken. He thought they would have to
levy upon the pile pier.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

POTATO MARK ETS.

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801100011 AID sriTAuruips, tridey.—no weeione
markets hare been well supplied with potatoes. There
liam been • moderate demiusd for most deectiptiona at
the following prioes 81zawr, 6s. to 70.;
Regents, ss. to 120.; Jerseys, 4a to Ga.; and Preach,
sa. to sa. sd. pex °wt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

c-larintlturt.

Tag CROPS.—Mr. J. Sanderson, an eminent agricul-
tural authority, in • letter to the Times, estimates the
wheat crop of 1868 it 4,600,000 quartets in excess of
kit year. 'Taking into account the quality and increased
breadth of land, the barley crop is estimated al per
cent. below an average.
WINTIa FOOD TOR CATTLE AND Solar—Mr. W. J.
Browne, of Westward Ho, near Bideford, advocates that
the leaves of deciduous trees, which, just preview to
their general fall, might be shaken and beaten down
with sticks, should be dried, stacked, and need LI
winter food. Mr. Browne also maiden that wheat
straw might be utilised for the feeding of cattle. If it
be stacked, and • little salt be scattered mons it, Mr.
Browne says the farmer would be astonished at its
unusual feeding power next winter.
How TO SOPPIJOIIIIT TIIII DITICIIIIT HAT CROP.—
Mr. Martin Hope Sutton writes :—" The beat substitute
for the natural grasses will be the Italian rye grass,
the new seed of which should be sown immediately at
the rate of three or four bushels per awe, which will,
under favourable eircumstanees, be ready for feeding
before Christmas (without sewage or artificial culture),
and will In April or May next present an invaluable
crop: As • substitute for rod clover the trifolium in.
carted= will be usefully sown at the rate of 'Mb. per
acre, but the seed of this article seems to be scarce and
dear this season, and if sown later than the end of the
present month the crop is very apt to disappear during
the winter. The loss of the swede crop may, in some
measure, be compensated for in the southern counties
by lowing the quicker growing turnips, as a few 'bowers
upon the fresh-sown turnip fields, while the earth is
so warm, will cause the seed to germinate quickly, and
the 'turnip fly' having now disappeared, there is no
further ground for apprehension of failure from that
cause. Mustard and rape mods may be mown with
advantage for autumn and spring feed, but whatever is
done should be done quickly, as one day in August is
worth two or three days in September.*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

BIRTHS

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August 4, at 2, Routh-west-buildings, Weston-road,
Rath, the wife of the Rev. G. Thompson, of Leigh
'Vicarage, of twine,
August 6, Lody Dufferin, prematurely, of • son.
August 6. at outh-street, Dorchester, the wife of
Hr. Henry Wellspring, bandmaster, of •
August It, at the Vicarage. son.
Alton Pancras, the wife of
the Rev. E. C. Outhu,L, of • son.
August 15, at Olydepsth-hill, Dorchester, the wife of
1 Mr. H. /lemon, of • daughter.
ACCOUCHMENT OF THR PRINCES' or TECIL—On
Thursday morning, at half-past four, the Princess Mary
Adelaide of Cambridge, wife of Prince Teck, was safely
delivered of a Prince at Kensington Palace. Her Hord
Highness and the infant Prince are doing perfectly
well.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

WINBORNE.

CRICKIM —A eapitol game wee played on the cricket
ground, Emit Brook, on Wednesday last, between the
Woodford and Wimborne clubs, which resulted in
favour of the Wimbornians by 19 runs on the first
inoinp, there not being time sufficient to finish the
match. The fielding was capital, the bowling of Memrs.
C. Ellis, Borton,andillooper, for Wimborne, and Kean.
F. S. Dayman and F. Mansfield for the Blandford
eleven, was particularly good, and Messrs. Jeffrey.,
Borton, Gataker, C. Elite, Mansfield, Churchill, and
Monad, batted well for their respective Mdse.

Puttaitrrarma.—Mr. T. Cox (of the Wilts and Dorset
Bank, Wimborne) who bas filled the poet of honorary
secretary to the Working Men's Club and Reading.
room here for the last eighteen months, has been obliged
to resign his °faze, on amount of his removal to another
of the oompan,'s branches. The Committee, with a
few members oldie Reading-room, presented Mr. Cox,
before his departure from Wimborne, with the following
works, chosen with reference to the 'pedal taste of Mr.
Cox, whose mantel talent had beeomo well known—
Jades Macs:shams," "Debora" (Handal), Men-
delasolues "St. Paul," and "The Hymn of Frain),"
Mozart's " First Mass, Beethoven's "Engedi„" Bpohee
"Pall of Babylon," and Weber's "Ma.. in G." The
works were inscribed, "Presented to Mr. T. Cox, b,
the Committee mid lamb= of the Working Meira

Rcwling-room, as a slight token of their reaognition of
his valuable ',Trims se honorary
secretary to the institu
Mon, and of their personal esteem— Wimborne Minster,
August 11, 1868 " As honorary secretary to the Working
Men's Reading-room, the services of 11. Cos bare been
of the greatest value,
and the society is now in as pros-
perous a condition as any one could wbh.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

SHERBORNE

FATAL ACClDggv.—We regret to announce that
William, son of Mrs. Eades, a lad aged 16, was drowned
on Saturday, at Lyninonth. It appears that three sons
of Mts. Eades were bathing, when suddenly a ground
swell came on and carried them out a long distance
from the beach. A gentleman who was bathing swam
to the aid of the youngest brother and brought him
safely on shore. The eldest endeavoured to save his
brother William, who had become frightened. lie was,
however, unable to do so, and the lad, being unable to
swim, was drowned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

FRIGHTFUL DEATH IW FALLING OVER

-i -CLFF-F.

On Saturday afternoon last in inquest was held at
the Grove Inn, Portland, before the coroner (IL. N.
Howard, Eaq.), on the body of Henry Corker, who met
with his death by falling over a cliff on the previous
evening.
John Davis deposed he was an assistant warder at
the Portland Convict Esitablishuient. The deceased wes
the son of Mary Corkcr, of Noitli Jackatreet. Pembroke
Dock, South Wales and Rai his nephew. On the sth
of June the deceaied cause front South Wales to stay
with witnets, as he intended to adopt him. On Friday
afternoon, as tour o'clock. the deceased tetsuned from
school, and asked him whether he would allow him to
go end play in the playground. Ile gave the deceased
issrmission to go, and he never saw him alive after.
Ile went on duty that night, and wen he returned
home on Saturday morning, at five o clock, his wife
informed bins that the deceased had not returned home
all night. Ile went in search of the deceased in company
with his sister and Mr. 'Westboro, but they could not
find him. Ile again went in search with another
person under the cliff, as they imagined the
deceased had fa`len over. When they got to
the place under the play ground wall they found
the deceased lying with the side of his tape frightfully
cut and the ground covered with blood. The deceased
was quite dead, and the body cold and stiff. With the
assistance of Mrs. Trevett he brought the deceased home.
Ile identified the body of the deceased as his nephew.
He at terwards went after a medical oflicer, who examined
the body, and said the deceased must have died instan-
taneously, as his skull was fractured and his neck
dislocated. The deceased was eight years of age last
birthday, and be was • very quick and active boy. It
was his opinion tie deceased climbed over the wall and
then fell over the diff.

Mary Trevett vu called. but her evidence did not
throw any light at to how the demased wet with his
death.

James Warren said he resided at Portland. On
Friday evenieg. about six o'clock, ho was in oompany
with the deceased playing in the playground. lhey
made a fire under the well of the playground and
deosased said be would get over the well of the play.
ground and get roma grass. He never saw him alive
after begot over the wall,and he returned home directly
at Or wards.

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Henry Austin vas also called and corroborated the
last witnees's evidence.

The jury immediately returned a verdict of accidents
death, and they recommended that further protection
should be afforded, se the wall is not sufficiently high to
prevent •similar occurrence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

PORTLAND.

A few days ago, some hens' eggs, thrown into a
potato field, at Portland, were in due time hatched by
the heat of the son. The chickens, when discovered,
were removed to a place of safety and properly tended.
DIXARTURR OF DR CHANNEL SQUADRON. —On Friday
morning Isat, at half-past nine o'clock, the channel
squadron, consisting of the eastward and westward
dieisions, under the oommand of Rear-Admiral Warden,
c. 8.. and Admiral Ryder, steamed out of the Portland
Roads. Prior to the departure of the Beet, the Lords
of the Admiralty paid an official visit to Admiral
Warden. They arrived by the steam yacht Enchantress
on Wednesday, and in company with the admirals in-
spected the whole of the iron clads. They left tbesquadron
the same evening, after complimenting the admiral
upon the efficient state of the respective crews and the
condition of each lean-of-war. At half-past nine the flag
ship signalled the Penelope (Admiral Ryder's flag ship)
to heave anchor. end shortly after the Bristol net her
canvass and led the eeet out to sea. The others steamed
out, and consisted of the Minatour, Penelope, Achille,,
Bellerophon, Defence, Warrior, Royal Oak, and Pallas.
Off the Bill of Portland the fleet presented a magni-
fioent sight to the few who had the good fortune v f
witnessing the arlowlem. The wind was blowing a stiff
south-wester, making a heavy sea, but the iron clads
went along grandly, and at half-past ten they were out
of sight. We are ieformed that the firet will cruise off
tbe coast of Ireland for nine days, when they will enter
one of the Irish ports and remain for about three weeks,
when they will again Mal for the coast of Simtland, whose
the admiral intends testing the merits of each easel
under steam and canvass. The ruanceurres will be similar
to those the fleet werst through during their last cruise.
It Is thought that the fleet will not return to Portland
Reeds until the first week in October.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

DENTISTRY.

Per dozen.
Is commisesiet of the groat faereoae of Practice, a. a. I
Manufacturer of Artificial Teeth, of 5, Sr. sere:Lc ctimpagar, 27 30 36 tb 5B 60
MONS. LETS, Surgeon
Dentdatv and Hano.Bllß
dy(arttMazieledinlcana°4Z 48 64 80
THou murrain, WIMIOUTH, will in future Weed 0,..,rt
DORCHESTER TWICE A WEEK (Witinmanara sum lB 24 30 36 42 48
and SATURDAYS) at Hr. WILLSPRISO'R 5, SOUTH. Pere 24 30 36 40 46 54 60
Brauer, from 1 to 4 p.m., and will attend all nation" Marsala (Florio'. Of Ing
at their own residences by appointment, without extra heefe skipping) lB 21
charge, within ens mile of Dorchester, on Wednesdays A eomploao prrooffse forwarded Mgt free on eeplieseiee.
only. Terms Cash. °rims amounting to gd aa-1 upward.
Lite supplies artificial teeth, unrivalled for um, forwarded Carriage Era, to all Railway Stations.
eorafort, natural appearance, and durability, and gives
a written warranty, as to keep in good repair, fres of WHEN YOU ASK FOE
a for a period of ten years, for all him work,
nirTwill months inconvenience cf returning 0400 to GLENVIELD STARCH
the dentist, and having constantly the hand in the SEE THAT YOU CET IT,
pookst to provide for
M. Lars has redsoidida prism within MN Mat of Ai ',gorier abut, are often Substituted for the ealut
everyone Oooselteties tree. Wan prods.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

LONDON MARKETS.

BY EXPRESS 4 JELEi;TRIC TELEGRAPH.
4
FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.

MARIC.LANS Avoun 17.

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Arrivals of English wheat emeonably good and in fine
*sedition. For both red and white samples the demand
ruled heavy, and. to have forced sales. ONE SHILLING
TO TWO SHILLINGS PER QUARTER LESS
'twin mast have been accepted by the factors. The
show of foreign wheat was again extensive. Even
the 1111014 samples were • dull inquiry. and late
rates were with diSculty rupported. In floating cargoes
of grain very little was planing. Priem, however, were
mostly supported. There wee • moderate quantity
of English Miley of the present yeses growth
on offer in fine condition, whilst the show of
foreign was good. On the whole, the demand ruled
steady, at hut week's currency. The transactions in
malt were on • limited male, yet prices were well
supported. The supply was only moderate. Good
sound oats moved off steadily, at full quotations, to Gd.
advance; inferior Russian gave way ad. to 9d. per qr.
The few lumping of beans brought forward were disposed
ef at full quotations. Peas commanded full rates, with
f air demand. The transactions in flour were only
moderate, at last week's currency. Seeds and eakin com-
manded very fall prices.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, AUGLINT 17.
enhanced
supply GI foreign stock, trade firm, at
i rates. Considerable falling off in tb• arrivals
from our own districts, and trade active, at an advance
of 2.1. per 81b. Best breeds Is. 44. per 81b. Sheep
in small supply, and trade brisk at 2d. to 44. per 81b.
more mosey. Beet qualities Is. 44. oar 81b. Lambs
Inactive at 4s. Gd. to Is. fid. per Sib. Calves steady at
34. 64. to Lc per 81b. Pigs dull at previous rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

Somtrisetsbirt.

Fevi r Ytom.—The inaction of the Town
Council is at length bearing its fruit. The aisgesting
effluvia which arose from the open ...ere, sad tho
poisoned water which is so plentiful in consequence of
defective drainage. have caused a large number of CAN'S
of fever in some of the mmt thickly.populated portions
of the town. About thirty cases have occurred in
finish alone, whilst in several other parts of the town
numerous cases have arisen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

Till FOUNTAIN NUR IT. JOIIN'&

Mr. Drew mid at the last meeting a difficulty was
felt about a place for the drinking fountain near Bt.
John's Church if it was removed. He proposed that it
be placed in the new ornamental gardens to be formed
on the site of the Itings.—Mr. Pottry sooonded.
Mr. Carmine protested against the removal of
the fountain, which wee an acsommodation to persons
coming from Preston, Broadwey, and other places.
He proposed as an amendment That the fountain be
not removed, that water be laid on the fountains
generally dying the summer, and the fountains be
repaired.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

filarktto.

At Mark• Lane the the In price of oorn on Monday has
been fully sustained throughout the week. Fine
qualities of meat are dearer from being scarcer. Animals
In little n.ore than store condition are cheap, from being
Wisely saarilloel

CURRENT PRICES OF ENOLIBI.I GRAIN.
Per Cle. I Per Or.
WIIZAT
limn anti Kent, red 643 to 00
" Ditto, new 1.4 to 00
" Ditto,white,... 66 to 63
" Ditto. new, ~. 68 to 63
Foreinn, red to
" Ditto,
F.tti,ll4l malting ... 37 to 13
Donning 36 to 40
MALt
_ .

PEAS.
Gray
.„..• l tn 44
White • 42 to 46
B"ilor. ••• 42 to 46
Fortio,lahlt• to --

OATS.

anti t tw o ri
Stot:l., feed to
1..1.10... to—
blae k 22 tu 31
" white .„ 22 to
For iv], fted —to—

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.......
42 to 44
!farrow ... 41 to 47
Small ral to L 7

PLOUI.
Town-made, ZOO UM. 60 le 61
C"..414 to 46
Norh,lk ami Suffolk._ 42 to 41
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

CATTLE 3IARKETS.

MgraoPoarmg, Thunday.—Market fairly supplied
with beasts but the quality wag inferior. The 'oast
breeds were taken o9' readily, at Monday's advance in
the quotations. Inferior Legate sold heavily, at late
rates. Prime sheep were very firm in price, owing to
their serenity, °Mir rwise, the mutton trade ruled heavy.
Lambs suet • slow male, at Monilay's prices. A steady
Inquiry for calves, the value of which had an upward
tendency. No change in either pip or mild% cows.

Per Milk tio-OffaL

a. d. s. d. d
lot. enarseLeuts 3 oto 3 Prltoeoouthdownl4 10 to 5
lieconJ quality... 3 4to 3 Jag. coarm calves 3 4(0 4
Prime large e4eit II 10 to 4 1 Pala. small
Prime Scots, See. 50to 5 Large hogs 34to 3
lot. coarse sheep 32t0 3 Neatsml. porkers 310 to 4
Second quality .. 310 to 4 itkPf• ealves,eeh 21 oto 26
Prime coon. trild 44t0 4 Qr.oit etr.pigs,do 22 oto 20
Lambs, 4s. (kl. (0 (0. 641.
11171 TILT.

screw

POlllOl

..... --....
Bart. lOOO I
Sheep and Lambe llOOO I
Calve+ 670 I
Pig.

Nada
bb. a 4 Lambs ."
2700
Cs.lv 34
Pip

Biturrot, Tbursday.—Short supply of beat and a
good bailee., was done at • alight advance on last week's
quotations, best descriptions realising from 68s. to 70e.
per cwt., and inferior from 63a, to GU. The store
cattle trade continue. prostrate. For sheep and lambs
the best descriptions were a brisk trade, lamb selling MI
Ad., and wether mutton at from 41. to 9d. per Ib..
but indifferent aorta were extremely difficult to Bell, and
low figures were accepted. bfilch cows seemly any
demand, and £l7 was the highest figure obtained. A
short supply of pigs, and • brisk trade, at from 111. to
lla. 3d. por score for brisk sampled. Small show of
horses, with • very quiet trade,

NZROATE AND LILADINELALL, Friday.—Thee markets
have been moderately supplied with meat. Priine
qualities have been in request, at full pries; otherwise
the trade has been quiet.

Per blbs. by the avow.
..d. ..d.
Inferior beef .. 2 10 to 3 2
Middling ditto 3 4 „ 3
Prune large do. 310 4 0
Prism mull ditto 4 2 „ 4
Yea 3 4 " 4 4
Lambs,

d. Id.
Inferior mutton $ oto 3 3
Middling ditto.. 3 10 „ 4 0
Primo ditto.. . 4 2,, 4
Small pork .... 10 „ 4 4
Large ditto.... 3 0 ~ 3 8
Dd. to 44.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

CAUTION TO LLDIBB.

riIHE PROPRIETORS of REARSLEY'S
ORIGINAL WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE
PILLS find it incumbent on them to caution the pur-
chasers of then Pills against various imitations by
Parties who have no knowlodge of their peculiar pre-
paration, the Original Recipe having been sold to the
late G. KLutscrr, of Fleet-street. whose Widow found
It necessary to make the following Affidavit, for the pro-
tection of her property, in the year 1798.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

Coma)] faiscrllang.

Amnia GARDEN OPEILATIORIL —Cat back and bin
out al the grosser shoots and leaves which shade the
fruit upon I...tem. Clive them a good watering
occasionally, and to sad them in the formation of good
crops. Continue to collect " hor...etroppinue, for
Ilusliroom bedP, making them quickly into a bed after
haring lain a few days to "sweat down." These will not
need any great outlay of tilt)* to dry, no dry and
wholesome is all such material as yet this season.
Bring up all matters of routine which yet remain to be
done.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

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follows

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The Saloon accommodation on Ward these Steamers
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New York, Fifteen G deal& 14. "Uri' Tickets, Twenty
five Guineas.
There is excellent SOOODIOIO4IIIIIOII for Steer,.
Pamengera, and a full supply of Cooked Frovisio.
served up by the Company's Stewards.
Passengers booked through to Aspinwall, S..
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

VOL. XIII.—No. 672.

DORCHESTER REI'OSITORY AGRICULTURAL

SALE.
EAIABLINII ED 18.52.

MR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
NEXT SALE will be held on SATURDAY,
AUGUST 29, Diesil, at the lltrinirrolaw adjoining the
Smith Wulkz, near the South-Western Railway Station.
Iliteig.ww Magus :-
4 prime fat heifers.
2 fat calves.
Helfer and calf.
'..A) fat Down wither,.
21.1 fat Down ewes. 15 ditto. 10 ditto.
25 wiry mime fat Horn ewes.
20 fat Horn ~then.
Handsome black horse 7 yearn, 15.2, fait and quirt ia
single sad double harness.

Early Entries are respectfully solicited.
Ex te nod v e Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle,
awl Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
&de. at moderate Charges.
Cninntissiou-4d. in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
n per rim*. on Horne and Implements.
PROUNT-Dtt OW SALK PAID TO VENDORS
_

TO.NORROW, WEDNESDAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

WOOL M kRICKI'rk

BILLD7ORID, Thnrada—y.—G--rea—t Irm—neee in prices all
round, and in choice lustre wools there is, if anything,
even a hardening tendency. The state of the worsted
yarn branch is not very active; still • steady business
continues to be done both at home and abroad. There
Is • good demand in 36's two-fold. Single yarns eon-
Una(' in ateady demand. There la less doing In 'missiles
and two-fold yarns generally.

Loartion, Friday.—The public sales of Colonial wool
have opened heavily. Very few foreign buyers bare
been in attendance, and the home trade boa been only
moderately represented. In all descriptions bidding.
have progressed slowly, and prices have given way
to lid, per lb., compared with the closing prices of last
sales. The quantity to be brought forward is about
200,000 bales. For English woul the trade has been
quiet, on former term..
CURRYNT PRICKS OF ENGLISH WOOL.
n hour
ditto

FLawss—finuth.lorn hop:get, ~

a. d. Ld.
• per lb. 1 4 to 1 4
.. 1 q—l 5
.. 1 6 —I 4
.. 1 2 I 4
. 1 3 I 4
. 1 1 6
. 1 2 —1

Kent neve.
Wuthdown ewes and wethera
'Atwater ditto ..
Wm—Clothing

HOP MARKET.

8010000, Friday.—The acwounte from the planta-
tions are somewhat conflicting. Moine grounds look
remarkably well, and promise an abundant yield, whilst
others promiiii very indifferertiy. swine new perm,
have arrived at market. hicei range from la to
VI Be. per ,wt. The trade ateady, at oar quotations :
Mid and East Kent., 1:4 Ire. to Alt 10s.; Weald of
Keats, £4 4.. to I:5 La; Susses, I:3 10e. to 1:3
Farnhama, £4 15e. to Li 12Li Yearlings, LI to. to
£4 Be. per ova.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

CR AN BORNE.

........—__ _
Two old men, upwards of 70 years of age, thrashed
and winnowid on Friday, in Ms. Harvey's barn, upwards
of five sacks of limed wheat, • most wonderful yield.
TH li monthly petty sessions for the Cranborne did- ton
wu held on Thunday last. Only one magistrate was
present, a very common occnrrence it this court, and
consequently no hearing took Om' The
par ties in.
forested, however, very wisely made eli their differeeeer,
no as not to have the trouble of appearing Mein.

CRITCHILLL.
CRICKIT.—On Monday a match wu played between
the Critobell and Woodland clubs, at CritehelL The
•Lrae not being Completed at the appointed time, was
decided by the Brut innings in favour of the Critebell
piety, who obtained 123 nun to their opponents 102.
The batting of Mr. Dibben, on the Critchell aide, was
much admired, and the fielding of both parties good.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

STURKINSTER NEWTON.

BLACKIIOOI VALI HOUNDS.—James Young, late
first whip to this celebrated peek, on nunday last
received tho very gratifying and handsome present of a
silver cream-ewer from several of the Caundle formers,
members of the hunt (to match the silver teapot, a gift
from the worthy master), on his leaving to go as hunts-
man to Mr. Radclyffe, of Hyde, where we hope be will
be as suocessful and generally esteemed as he wan in the
Vale.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

FINN STRONG RICH BLACK TRAL,
IQII7 FOR ANY T&141 R. 28 &I per fl.; 8 Iln. for 10a. trio
1: to all ports on reonot of Pint °Mtn onlar.

OSBORNE & TARRY,
Casjrno• bwalllirchiulla,‘)4 Web& &mad. Wadi" WA
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18

WEYMOUTFI.

Accinrwr.—On Wednesday morning a man named Job
Coombs was brought to the Infirmary, having broken
one of his legs by falling off a ladder.
PASTORAL AID SOCIRTY.—OP Sunday morn-
ing last the Rey. }level Cook, M.A., vicar of Liskeard,
preached the annual sermon on behalf of the Weymouth
branch of the Church Pastoral Aid Society, at St.
Mary's Church, and in the afternoon • very impressive
sermon oraipresehod by;the Rev. A. Davidson. The ICPv.
F. Cook preached in the 'evening. The collection in
the morning amounted to 1,11 lls. 94., in the afternoon
El Os. 4d., and in the evening Eli lls. 80.; total,
IX 3s. 91di
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-11

SWA N AGE.

CONITIENCI 07 SUNDAY SCHOOL TIACHLIILL—The
Rev. R. It. Travers, rector of Swansea, invited his
Sunday school teachers of Swanage and Herston to a
well.provided tea on Tuesday evening, and about thirty
tesohere attended. After tea • hymn was sung and
prayers were read. hr. Travers expressed himself
much pleased at seeing so large • numb, r of " helpers"
present. The topic of Sunday school teaching was sub-
divided for consideration under the following heads:-
Ist. The behaviour of children at church. 2nd. At-
tendert°, at the eishool. 3rd. How to retain the elder
scholars. An animated discussion took place. As to
the first point it was considered that childien„ after
ben for an boar or more in a Sunday school, were not
prepared nor constituted to eodure with patience • long
service at ehureh. Hence it was deemed that separate
services, specially sdapted for children. would be
more advantageous to them. Next, in order to
Induce regularity of attendance, the room should be
attrsctively furnished with illuminated prints, good
Pictures, efficient teachers, frequent singing, short stirr-
ing addresses, a good library, well recommended rewards
of merit, visitation of the teacher to the &Aurae'
parents, and the teacher manifesting real love to his
pupils. For the purpose if retaining the eider scholar,,_
It was 'emceed that a good lending library should be
established in connection with the Sunday school, to
which the scholars might have easy soma. Rands of
Hope were referred to as smother mean. ; also occasional
lectures on the Sundey school work, which should be
open to teachers, school children, and their parents.
The co-op-ration of the parents with the teacher was
considered • evert esentisl. Rewards were also pre.
posed. After about two hours' pleasant conference the
meeting closed with a hymn, and the rector pronounced
the Benediction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-11

POOLE.

THZ RIFLI CHALLENGE COP. The silver cup
offered by Mr. W. Pearce, of Parkstone, has bean won
by Lirut. Aldridge, who has succeeded in making the
largest number of point' at the,. successive timer
petitions.
SHIED TICKET/I.—Three thousand four hundred and
misty-eight bread tickets, worth 4d. oath, had been dia.
trilieW up to Monday, when the committee held their
111.'4 meeting, and paid the amount due for them to 33
bikers of the town.
UNITAIILLN CHORCH.—On Monday evening the sealed
tenders for the erection of • new church in Hill-street
were opened. and Mews. Curtis and Meadua's accepted
for £715. The old building will be taken down early in
the ensuing month. It is by far the oldest chapel in
the town, and many interesting reminiscences are
oonnected therewith. The fact is not generally known
that the first minister who officiated therein was the
I grandfather of John Wesley, the founder of Methodism.
BOROUGH ?DUNCE/I.—At the quarterly meeting of
the Town Council on Monday, the Town Clerk reported
that Mr. W. Gould had agreed to rent the markets and
fairs for £65, on the condition that the fairs be held in
Pinney's Park instead of in the Market-plate. The
reitEsto of espeuditure for the quarkr wis
8560 16a 101 , to meat which was an income of £390,
leaving a deficiency of £l7O 16s. 10d.. which it was
resolved should be raised by a borough rate of 20. in
the E, lobe paid out of the poor-rate.
SCHOOL BEZAA/I.—AdditioNal accommodation being
required by the senior classes at the Congregational
schoolrooms in Skinner-street, an enlargement of the
building has been resolved on, and a hamar of fancy and
ornamental articles was held on Tuesday, to promote
the object in view. The stale were presided over by
MIMI Welch, Miss Aldridge, Mrs. Terrell, Mrs. Huller,
Mila Watt., and Mrs. Waterman. and the girls' school-
room was very tastefully decorated for the purpose.
The proceeds amounted to about £4O, to which over
£3O was added the aueceeding evenizi,g at a tea meeting
held in the soboolroon.s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-11

POTATO PL4.l.lllo.—Tbo Arrierthrol llamas re•
mints its readers that 11 re George Maw, in hi. prise
sooty, shows that the ordinary praeliss of plaiting ni.ll
mita is a fallow. 2 as. este endwise' 16 Ina 4 so. seta,
22 tone. Mr. Mae' says orio7 iooroftso is the sob trout
1 as. up to 8 or. produess • great isereass sa IMP
Aahleaves. laid slight haulm varieties may be
profitably planted third:sr—my 10 lashes spart ; hut
Magenta and Itoesks require more room-12 inches at the
least The *morainal of this gentleman, who wrote
the prise way on the mihfeet, Indicate • slight advanMg
is favour of out, over whole, seta.
Patois AND PAUPIIIIIIII.—TbS pries of wheat has
be. ben Ming steadily in the lent two years, and its
.vorsqo prim in the foot suoreariv• yews of 1867 wse
60.. 7d., Mk. 11d., 65.. 4d.. mid 671. 11d. per quarter.
Potatoes were also dear last year. and the mean pries
last cruair (1331. per too) for the beet quabti ot the
wsterside market In Southwark wee nearly twice an
high as it was at the end of 1885. Beal as raid by the
caroms at Lsedeahall and Neiman market. varied
littlo in prise list gar, and last quarter it airersgad
441 b. per lb. for ieferior quality and fifel. for the bent.
Ilstnon berme obsignr In the latter half of the gaf.
sad in the last quarter the mean price isairod
4ad. to td. per lb. soooldlot to quality. The returne
pauperism are : the average numben relieved
on the last clay of mob week in the quarter were in.
door 146.237, out-door moo. In gni De...roller
quarter of 1865 the negative numbers were in,036
and 726,259.—R"" Gowan Report
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-11

TEI• CLIIILILINWILL Innorass.

A woman noosed Ann Latuxin was brought up on
Thursday ot Marlborough-etroet Poliosuourt, charged
with &moulting Mrs. Crawford, a witness spinet the
Venison charged with the Clerkenwell murdera—
Pergeant Banos stated that the polies had received
numerous complaloM from witueuisa esamined at Bow-
street of threat. and molestation offered them by the
friends of the Feature in custody ; and the following
threatening latter seat to Mrs. Crawford was put in :
M•dam : I hereby warn you about giving evidence
against Wm. Desatood, for if you do I will blow your
brains out, you —; so if you do still give evidence
against the above, I shall waylay you, and if I ain't lay
my hands oa you out. I will break in the boos.; end if
I isn't gel in, I will blow you up, like I will the Rages.
ton and Imperial Gasworka It will be little or no use
of &lag @video.* spied Win. Desmond, became we
shall trie to famine him in the van or in gaol. flo mind
your bruinem.—l remain, Lieutenant Ifabony.- Above
the signature was the drawing of • man discharging
' • revolver in • woman's face, and on the opposite page,
under • representation of an Irish harp, daubed with
peen pilot, was the following :—llecred to the memory
of the martyrs Allen, Lerida, Gould. We swear to
avenge them. No joy shall be tasted. 'Tb• hero shall
be silent, the murderers &wed, our elk shall lie maps,
our Gelds shall be wasted, till vempriees is wreabeL
God save the L R.—Mr. Kw: sisid there wee so mod
to soaks mountains of molehills, and ordered the
&mused to Sod one surety in for bar good behaviour
for three months.

amour of A FENIAN " CAPTAIN" AID MEWL
Capella Meekay, sadists Nolan leader, and two
others wen arrested in • pablis hoses in Cork on
Friday morniag. llaekay aired desperate meatus's.,
and wounded a policeman in the kg with • revolver.
The polio, were minions& and sueeseded in removing
the prisoners to gaol. A. greet crowd assembled, and
meeksesoilement prevailed. The oohs, *barged with
bayooets, sod wounded one man. The pnaoners were
brought Wore lb* insgistratas on Saturday. Mackay
woo fully identldled as one of the party who &Mooted
the martello tower near Qamastown. The prisoners
were remanded.

FIJIAN lIIMIL

A man lamed Borry, amtehboildar. has been
arrested and identified ea ono of the party who
plundered Kr. Allport's sbcp, at Oath.
Patrick Clammy was on Tuesday committed for trw
aeon three 'bargee el shooting two policemen In London,
with inbest to Id/l.
The Wee out sharp& with eadeavearing to ad.
minister iFusils oath to Maar Hada, is Asturias
Avg" it NOMA, Irw• bias Mithatitisil toe Idol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-11

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

WIDOW WELCH'S PILLS (KeauLry's
ollOISAL,) BO long and justly celebrated fee
their paculiax virtue., Sr. strongly tecommended to the
notice of every lady, bavirg obtained the sanction sod
approbation of most gentlemen of the mertieal pro.
fcssion, as a safe and minable medicine in effeetually
removing obstructions, and relieving other Moon.
venicoces to which the female frame is liable, especially
those which at an early period of hit, frequently arise
from want of ezrrciae and general debility of the
system ; they create an appetite, correct indigestion
remove giddinms and nervous headache, and are
eminently useful in windy disorders, shortness of
breath, and palpitation of the heart; being perfectly
lonoocnt, they may be used with safety in all mason.
and olim.tos .

It 4 necessary, owing to the nameross imltre=
to wsrn the public thst gIAULST'S is tke only
receipt, and has been prepared by the learsky family
over eighty years. Purebasere sheald see that melt box
is wrapped in IA ire piper, and the name, "C. Laaasizr,"
ea ved the Government vamp. Sold wholesale
anr retail by J. SAXONS k toil, 150, Odord-streek
London, and by all mediator' seeders threaghoat the
•osotry, in bores pries te. 6d. each, or by pest ker N
postage stamps.
dgent—Mr. EVANS, Cbemiet, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-11

nonsttobtrt.

Tllll Bishop has licensed the Res. Rllton Anthemley,
Clerk, MA., to the Curacy of S. John, Weymouth;
and the Rev. Joseph Rahn, Clerk, to the Curacy of S.
James, Pookt
- - • - •

TEN SHNINWALTY. Ws understand that the High
Sheriff (C. J. Parke, Esq.) has appointed Thomas
Rawlins. Seq., of Wimborne, the Under Sheriff, bus
the buainess will be transacted as usual st the offioe of
T. Coombe, H.q., at Dorobester.
THU RiTING OW REAL AND PILIONAL PROPERTY.
As agitation has been begun in Somerset with • new to
redressing the present inequalities between the rating
of land, which tbe tenant fanners pay, and the eating
of funded property, which is a charge upon the
wealthy daises : the former is said to average 25 per
tient, and the latter only about three per cent. In the
eastern part of Dorset—at the farmers' clubs of
Wool and Milborne St. Andrew—the subject has
been brought into public notice, and it is
to be discerned at the next meeting of the
Dorchester Fanners' Club. Ur. (lenge Andrew',
of Simplon, who is the leader of the Somerset agitation,
I. expected to attend Introduce the subject, and we
are promised remarks by Mr. It. Damon and Mr.
Whittle, two gentlemen who have given considerable
attention to the subject. The Dorchester Board of
Guardians are to be invited' to meet the Farmers' Club
on this occasion, with a view to getting a thoroughly
representative meeting, smearing a good discussion, and
carrying weight with the decision arrived at.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-11

lIMEB.BORNK.

Tio New Vteas.—lt is enacted that the Rev. W.
if. Lyon, view d Blawboree, will eater upon his duties
at ltestsr. With the soesennse of the Bishop, Kr.
Lyon will hold Costletos with /Shoshone.

BRIDPORT.

1120117111111 Nona —From the returns for the last
quarter, we learn that in the Bridport Shark* the
births were 112, and the deaths 52. Nemles, it is stated,
has been very prevalent; otherwise the dl.trlst would
have been remarkably healthy.
Comm POUCTI, Tusiday.—Before .1. P.?. Gundry,
Beq.—John Matthew+, of Bhipton Gorge, was brought
od.i4.ealltody charged with stealing • forret at Shipton
the property of Mr. ffilis Walden, yeoman,
and was 'esteemed to one month's hard labour.
80R00438 PATTY Elueuoin, Tnerlay.—Before the
Mayor (B. Cog, Bog). end J. Williams, Esq.—The
business before the court to-day wee two affiliation
mos, lAA& excited • good deal of interest. In the first
Mies Ann Wilmot* Legg, daughter of the late
Mr. Thomas Legg, Wilder, applied lot an order
upon Mr. William Slade, • Masher, of this town, who
ham lately bees mania& The seas for the appliceat was
that &fondest wllll ietrodueed to her at Mangerton
regatta, July 9, 1906, and walked home with her in the
evening. On the Ilth Molted toes. her at home, and
Mrs. Legg having gone to bed aid left them together,
and under promise of marriage, be seduced her. After
that he walked with her constantly. visited her at boom
two or three times awash, and become her asksowledged
lover. Be ago promised her metTief• in She pinnace of
her mother. After three months beamed visiting her,
and • short USW shoe got married to mother young
woman.—ln delenee, it was endeavevred to be shown
that the applies's t had been intimate with other men,
sad that do father of the and was • man named
(Water. Defewdaat was felled, and disked that be saw
her os the 11th July, or that be bad been intimate with
her or that be promised to marry her.—The
bash Issas in artier of Is. per week end eosin.—
Mr. Manley gave notice of appeaL—(Before the
Mayor and S. W. Wheelies's, Faq.)-Bersh Ana
gpmagnAult nrklpert, applied for an order
Wit Hawkins shoemaker, of Shipton
Gorge. The applicant bad had • child previoualy which
died, and en tweed was held. It was said defendant
had sailed to so her afOr the birth of the shild when
be gave her is, for it. The delouse was that at the time
it was alleged defendant was intimate with the appiheat
he was working at Dorchester. The Beath dlasd
ths

LYNX VIGIL
if mown Taniale—la gm Lyme Reek &AM,
tar* the last warier, the births were 18, and the
&ohs 7. The heal Regimens remerka, "The &MU
see mush below the averaga The didrist was never
knows to be la a liseithise slate. I think the sanitary
errari(esseets, as improved by the annielpal authorities,
have (et far as Lys* ir cosessood) bloisi So podiums
soill1."