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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

TEI SOUTHERN AINT ON THII_MSECEL.

lb. entire Southern Army (Blandford) raised ths
oamp this morning. C,citudderable mystery is maintained
as to the order of prociedure, and it was not until late
last night that the order was given for the break op of
the tamp at four la the morning. At that hour, after
a night one of the worst that the troops have had te
endure as yet, the bugle sounded, "din" were lit, and
hasty toilet made, baggage and everything peeked, and
within an hour not a yard of canvas remained studio(
upon the field. At nix the army wee mustered, every
man being in full manhing order, and lithe, clef:II:2
off In two divisions. The section to which the
rides were attached mantled through retreat Hiatus
Bushes, Dairy Lodge, and Bowers Bern, where they
were rejoined by the second body, and taking the I
old Shaftesbury road the entire army proceeded
to Fontana Magna. The pace was something tremen-
dous, and the beat, ant having to curry &boot 40305. I
weight of accoutrements told civerely upon the men„
The physique of the Donet men, however, fully stood
the test, and gaits refuted the sours of the Standards
special. While red outs lined the toed of march
warmly a dozen of this Dorset Battalion fell out. The
cavalry artillery, Wilt, and Irish volunteers, souoped
In the bottom at foattnell, while the Donut and the
other brioche* of the infantry took their station apes
tremendous steep ascent, bat eommand-
tagstendid views of the Wiltshire and the Vale of
on. Upon their arrival Uinta were pitched in a
twinkling, and this, in addstion to the laborious swell
they hid had, rendered a little rut, and their diem.,
which they had cooked at landlord yesterday, and
brought with them mold, highly necessary, bet alas lit
was all sou and had to be thrown away. The Dorset
men appeared in capital health, somewhat fatigued, of
course, but in the beat of spirits. They complain re
of the want of water, while the other camp has good
supply. On the march thel7 canteen anibolanee
took the wrong road, and did not arrive for some two
hours after they bad pitched their tenni.
List night the hone of one of the reunion mounted
police Ira struck by the lightning, and the man riding
It got gush a severe fall that he was picked op essuelees
this morning where he fell. Two or three horses of the
Civaln were runaways front the NUM* OMNI. A tent
or two went flying about the men's ears, but otherwise
no great harm was done.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

SEED&

Clovers and Tilt°Us have not yot begun to excite eO7
attention. For tee moment Freneh'Frifoliumis seemed.
ingly marts; ot home-grown reed thins Is, how•yer, a
fair supply. A good quantity of new white Mustard
geed bee now appeared, but Mayers have net yid come
forward. Winter Tares and vowing Ryo oaa now be
bought for use monsy. Fine English Rape geed from
monde full prioes. For bird erode we have a total
demand, at late nuke—John Slaair and Boas, Seed
Illarahanta, 37, Mark Lane, London, LC,

MONIY.

LONDON, Fe.insy.—Tbe Foreign Stock sod Share
Markets bare again been firm thin week, otiose in many
Instances having advanced. Thais have bees exeeptions,
however. Untied States Stocks have been dulL
Hooduna, on a premium of sales relapsed 6; other
South American Securities have been aympathetically
affected. Railway securities have bees fiat.
Consols are steady but unaltered at 224 to 924 for
money sad 92 11.16 to 92 1346 for October 2. New
and &ducal, 914 to 91j en dlr.; India ten-and-a-half
per cents, 203 to 115; ditto It,. per cents. Het to
1111; ditto four per o 104 i to 1054 ; ditto hoods,
25e. to WA pre.u. • lisollegatu lulls. P., 54. prim.;
and Bank at Bogli:nd Stook, 246 to 248.
There is a fair demand for money, both at the Bank
sod in the open market, where the rate for bills 1i34
per cent.
It is stated that the unsecured oreditore of gears
Gledstanee and Co. will obtain only • trifling dividend
—probably not more than la. to le. 61. in the pound.
Tb• Futures, William Wallace, Travers Bastes, sad
Walter livens Gledeteses, have obtained a renewal of
the usual Bentruptoy Court order staying further pro-
ceedings in actions commenced by creditors until the
farther order of the Court. . .

lii 000sequenoe of the stoppage of Mews. Gledstaoes
sad 00., the firm of Loggatt and Oct, of London and
Bombay, ham been oompolled to suspend payment, and
in order to proWct the Krim of all creditors, have pro-
seated potition for liquidittion of tool: estate. The
liabilities ere estimated at about £150,000. On appli•
*tibia to tee Court of Bankruptcy, Mi. P. HardWg
has been appointed rseeives.

A ionrvelloso dory oi the theorem ol diamonds in
California his Seen received with ineredulit7.
hurmnrise oolierosent on the videt el Uie Emperors
of Austria and livalia to Berlin will warninesee on
&Otsubo, 7 with • petwi• of Imps sag it sight as
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

'fH aUDATs

Last evening the good people of yand the
nelibouriog villages turned out to see the soldiers la
camp, and the weather being very fine it was a most
ei.joyable time. Later in the evening thunder (gouda
encircled the Down, and vivid Bisbee of ugh'
incessantly played around the place. Ilan of the •
weeds cent out corps for outpost duty, from the Donne
battalion the Bridport eompemy being detailed for the
duty. They had to patrol the hills wommanding the
estop; and got a thorough wetting. On their return
Col. Meuse' kindly ordered for them • ration of brandy.
Boon after midnight a heavy storm of rain mime on, sod
throughout the morning till we had ranted the camp It
fell at brief intervals. The clouds seemed heavily
charged with rain—of a leaden hue marred with hue
pebble of biwat, and =am eater oonld be assn. The
guards had every "lonesome round," the rain of source
nuking the duty the more unpleasant. Again the map
was early roused, 4 o'clock being the time when the
metals was sounded, By siz the tents were struck and
thearmy moved off to Taffoott—s lace march of 600)1115
'or 16 miler. On arriving about 4 o'clock the outpost'
' had fallen back on meeting the admitted guard el the
defending form. Our battalion was immediately
ordered to the front and threw out skirrniaken,
making such • strong show that the defending outposts
retired. Outpost duty was part of the evening's work,
end without any dinner, the majority of the men to-day
feasting on • bit of dry army biscuit with such miter is
they could get igen the water-cart come at last, and by
the kindness of the villagers on the rout* who blopze.
t
out bucketsful. The redone to-night consisted of
pork sod biscuit, the cooks preparing it by I=7l
o'clock. Some of the men liked it very well, but others
could Oct stand it at all, and had either nothing or • bit
of b molt and cheese Voughtst the canteen. The work is
getting sharper and Use rations poorer as we got newer
the enemy.
The lightning of Wednesday night spoilt 20,0001 be
weight of fresh beef. and we were thrown back on the
asi Led.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

ANANIMUot

SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
CRPP EXCURSIONS for SIX or TIIIR-
SIN DAYS, on every MONDAY daring
airirxbur.isse EXCURSION THAN for 'LONDON et
sh. ordinary Eaeundon fares will leave Portland
JØ a...; Weymouth, 9.5 a.m.; Dorchester, 9.30
• lleretwa, 9.42 a.m.; Wool, 9.52 a.m.; Wareham,
10.6...„; P.a., 930 a.m.; Wimborns, 10.35 a.m.;
Boarasmoutb.lo.ls a zo.; sad Christebureb. 10.23 a.sa.;
fa LONDON ( Waterloo Bridge) about 3.30
tUnling from Waterloo Bridge Station at 1.0
soia, every Saturday or Saturday week Allowing the
is. of Mesa
'Pb. Tickets are rot transferablo, are available only
et lb. Stations named upon them, and only by Um
I11.216:0 Train there and bank.
Only sae article allowed as Ltopyage to molt adult
Peraager.
See handbills for fares.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

LOSCOMBS.

Mstroutat. Cadge. —A handsome memorial cross has
been erected in to grounds of Sir Percy Shelley, at
Bosoombe-plaise, io mark the intended burial ground of
ghe family. The design is by Lady Shelley, and omelets
of a beautifully sculptured base of rock work, from
which springs • rough fir-tree, nailed in the form of •
woes. Three nails pierce) throueh the arose. The
Inecription on the rookery is in solid Lied letters, the
words being, "Th. resting place." The work has been
executed by Mr. S. Horner, in pure white marble,
under the personal supenntendenoe of Lady ShMley.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

NOTICE OF ALTERATION OF DAY OF BALE.

WIIIBOHNS
AORICULIIIRAL REPOtiITORY SALE.

MB. T. ENSOR bep to announce that his
next BALE of FAT end STORE BEASTS,
BETEF. PIGA, HORRIVA, am in od
wine. leek Their-oev, Atotion4wr 12, will be
bebe es lb BDNIEADA Y.. _ Y4taIBLR el, 1872, in the
X/POBITOIT, se/jousting Ow 'Wien), Station, where
Bleeds sod every aoseeseiodateon will be provided.

PLUIIIIIT Z 112111.3 :

8 Fat Steen
7 Fat Helton sad Steen
6 Fat H.shin 5 Ditto 3 Ditto
3 rat Calais 1 Ditto
2 Bolls
80 Fit Withers and INN
I 0 Fat Wethere 20 Ditto 20 Ditto
30 Pot Iliftlll 20 Ditto • 201)1110
12 Ditto
20 Fat Lambs
Early entries aro sollaitad so that the Stook may bo
ap advertisod.

inmanimodstton and Keep provided for Stock soot
thie dry before the day of Sale.
Proceeds of Sale paid to vendors some day or sent
by *wt.
Ocdonissloo-4d. In the E on Beagle. Shreo, and
Figs; 5 per coot on north. end Deed Stork. A 1 Lots
to bo pod for et aloes of Sale.

Sale to committee et One o'clock.
Wieaborte, September 3, 1872.

=GI ARMS INN, PUDDLITOWN, DORSET,
Nye mike from Dorchester and fire from the Moreton
Station.

IMPORTANT TO INNKRZPIIRS, JOB
MASTERS, AND OTHERS.

MR. H. RICHARD ham been favoured with
hiatrustions to SELL by AUCTION, on ths
PROWDIN OD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1872.
the whole of the FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS,
DAIRY UTENSILS, together with the Post
Hems, Carrisva, Harness, ko., the property of Mr.
Wnz.raw Burnt, who is quitting the above Inn and
the Pans which be has carried on ia eoluaeotion
there-
DMailcd pia-Molars will be aiwve.
Oltiltaidge Farro,lViraborne, Aal,uat 3011, 1070.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

STALBRIDGL

EXTILAORDIXART DEATH. —On Saterday lest the
miller at Mill, Cherlec Minabary, met with his
death under very artrsordioary eircumstances. The
demoted hid, it appears, been for lame time subject to
fits but what is peculiar bury always twine on during
the night. While attending to his duties at the mill it
I. supposed he was summed, for about eec o'clock,
when his wife weut to the will with his dinner, she was
berrilled to see his lege hanging out of the mill-bin, and
his heed and shoulders covered with meal. The body
wae warm, but quite dead. The hypothesia is that
while examining the meal he was seised with • fit, fall
'Over into the bin and wan emothered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

WOOL

We have had another vary quiet week, with drooping
prices. Manufacturers, having no pressing orders, sad
seeing but Hall margin on actual rates, prefer, by work-
ing abort time, to produes a snore limited su.ply of
goods, and this possibly obtain better rates; wb list, at
the same time, they hope by this policy to work down
the prioe of the raw material. This etroggle is aa now
lasted for some Unws, and osariot continue much longer;
we are (Reposed to think that the demand for manu-
factured goods will revive, sad that a sharp upward
reaatiou may take place in theautnotu this year, like it
did last, but should our esprotations not be Walled, and
should taxmen preen saJes, the deoltne will for., time be
no doubt pretty sharp.
BRADFORD. THUIUMAI.—Priaem in the wool
market are a shade steadier, owing to the firmness of
holders at Bristol fair. In yarns there is a fair inquiry
for stogie thirties, gaper and medium, the prices of
which are stesAise. rwo-folds and buttes are still
neglected. in staff goods there is no improvemeot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

HOPS.

BOROUGH, Tavuo•T.—Kown. Pattenden and
Smith report that this demand for new Hope is es yet
sanewbst retail in character; but as the better sorts
come to market, sad prime became more settled, there
Ii every prospect of. large wasomptive demand. The
quality this year is i toelleat, aud Cl° weather Isom's,
able In every respect for the picking, w hich will be
general by Monday next.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

ALM!' OF FIRE.

On Wednesday, about mid-day, the inhabitants of
Dorchester were start,ed by • report that tierringstone
Dairy-house was on fire, and that report was strength-
ened a short time afterwards by seeing the borough
fire engine, drawn by two home, dash sway for toe
peens of the catastrophe. On reaching Herringstone,
however, it was fount that the alarm was a false one,
the only Indication of fire being that smoke was seen
laming from • hay r:ok in contiguity to the farm build-
ings. The dairy house is °remixed by Mr. Detre, and
it seems that abont twelve o'clock smoke wee observed
corning from the rick, and the engine wee emit for.
In the meantime, men set busily to work to take the
riok down, and the smoking and blackened hay weal
conveyed to the open field. On the engine arriving,
great difilculty Was lapStilloood in getting water, and
had the fire being serious, the whole of the premises
would doubtless have been speedily destroyed. Water
having been obtained, the risk and its surroundings
sere well drenched, and fear of the fire spreading was
at an sad. Dm rick WY one of three aitusted at thei
rear of the buildiaga, each of which we told weal
worth £lO3. Most of the hay taken from the moat.
daring rick, beiag maturated with water, is rendered
useless, and will oaly be fit to be used •• litter. lii.
thought that, one half of the rick being composed of
new bay, whilst the other half wee last year's growth,
the new must have become heated, and caused the
other pert to fire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

BAY AND STUAW.

SMITHFIELD, TBURAIDAT.—Tbe inarkeit io-day was
largely supplied with hay sad Glover. A very quiet
demand prevailed, aad for tateribr deeoriptions easter
rates wets accepted. Prone old Glover, 110, to 126..;
Inferior ditto, 36i. to Bdis.; prim, new dowse, 801.
to 975. 611.; infettor ditto, 365. to 70a.; primps old hay,
80s. to 87s. 64. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 70s. ; prime new
hay, 70s. to 801.; inferior ditto,36s. to 60..; and straw,
455. to 445. per load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

A fi•D STORY.

Rimy of our readers will remember finperintwidest
Lewis, of the Dorset Constabulary, who had polies
charge of this division for several yeara H. was an
satire, civil °Moor, bat for some misbehaviour in the
presence, of his superior, Oeloos! Oon, at the magi.-
meeting here he was removed es Owes, where
be got into didioalties, sod at Length was oompelied to
leave the force, a. was married to a laadlady of
Bristol, who possessed • good bit of property, we are
told as magi as £1,500 or £l,BOO. Tale gradmilly
dimensioned, and when ties *reaper wont off to Londos
/as loft Mr& Lewis in melt reduned alroomsteneee that
she wee obliged to apply to the parish for relief. Tale
wee granted temporarily, sad inatruetimm givee that
the husband should be looked after; bat his
whereabodt proved as pitt • stumbling bleak t 3 Use
loeal *Webs the W Bridge mystery has to Boot-
land Yerd. One of the Poor Law canoes is that the
test of the Liao shall be offered to • deemed wife,
there being bat too many it... of collude, bromism the
parties. There was on eddisional name for earryier
out the role la We ease, but the hoeee was deadiread ;
during temporary Wars we believe oat•rellef wee
granted; but at leagth • few weeks ago she treat into
the Union, whieh she las al Shoo wad ol loot week, dealer-
lag she wodld not return tot aisle. 8a• saw one of
the guardiians, mid asked him if she Gould have her pay
out, and he promised to bring the jamtion before the
Board at their out meeting. Ste teen it. her daugh-
ter, to when li. intimated her wander' to go tad see
some friends it Yeovil, sod thee make bar way to Lon-
doe, adding "111 Goal ride 1 shall foot it, tad perhaps
you'll never see MI *gain." On Moaday she 'Ailed at
the Yeovil police-statism. where she was ksown, and
imough half penes were given to her to get teak by
train; but the out morning her body was toned Boor
lug in the river between Newton Roues and the Railway
Bridge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

BR K REGIS.

•
Poutv.—Ber4 Regis v. Lee Adi 'hammer& —Th•
return match bites. n these taro clubs wee played on
the 4,0,.1.4 at the latter on Wednesday, Assiut S. mid
renu.'4,l In an easy rioter, for H.qe in one innings and
44 tuns to spare. Appended is the moors:—

Bill 1101..
Stephen‘, b Abbott..
W. IL Howe, b liII
I).rot, b Abbott ..
Thom., I bl, b Abbott ..
Alseppartl. I Abbott
J CIA ilk% b AblkAt
Itcverc.,Mbe, b Abbott
C libeppatot. b Heath
I, Abbott

.. it

0. House. c Robbhuo, b Abbott
Wickland, not out ..
Extras

111

LTTNIZTI
Ist Innings. lad innings.
Lock, c Thomas, b Davis c Devon anbp, b
tilieppani !
Itobbins, b C Sheppard bC. nbecainri • • 0
Ilillor, c Shunts., li Davis .. c Bevereontbe, b
Davis 1
Ilesth, b Davi% • bC. Ellupparil .. 2
AC. Sheppard . bC. Shitspard .. 2
Dina, c Stephen., b Davis_ c Davis,bC.Slseppard 0
c Lane, b C. !Sheppard b Davis 4
larva, b C. Sheppard b Divas 1
tluv, not OW. C W. House. b Dar., I
Crumpler, c fttickland, b Blieward c and b Devil ..
Awe., st. Jenkins, b Sheppard .. not out 0
&Wm ..I F.stras 7

BLANDFOR D.

VIEW. OF TEI CAMP.—On Saturday Mr. S. Hales,
phowgrapher, Seldiury-emeet, forwarded 22 views of
the Southern Army Camp to Criehd Mouse for
presentation to the Prime of Wales.
SUDDIN MAT& —On Monday an bequest was held
before W. U. Atkinson, Seq., cooroner, as the SW Inn,
Sostotreet, on the body of David Orshard, eldeet Non
of Mr. John Orchard, of this town, plasterer. Seth
Orchard, brother of it. Named, doted—Doomed wee
26 years of age. Had saw him siiv• on Sunday morn-
ing about half-past lin. He worn then In bed In the
mine room with myself. At that that I heard him
'peak to two other brothers, and he appeared then to
be in his usual stets of health. When I woke up at
quarter past eight he was breathing very hard, and
Lying on his bask. I called to him three or four times,
but getting no answer I west to him sod palled the
clothes off him, and took hold of his shoulder to turn
him. I maid Whim, bat got no reply. I saw his
eyes were half open, and I called to my mother. My
father (same drat, and took bold of him, and set him up
in be.L lie groaned twice and died. He sever spoke
after I knit sew tum. My brother has had the rhea.
matio fever tidos, arid has been attended by Hr. Smoot,
who toll bun that he bed disease of the heart, aad be
mit not to *zed himself at aIL lie bad been working
at Parketone, end returned Saterday morning, and was
on the ram course all day Saturday. R. said in the
evening that he was very tired, but that he was never
better than he was then. Tim Jury returned a verdict
"Dial from natural camas by the Vishatioa of God."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

HOLDEL! .4? DORCHESTIP..

TN the Matter of proceedings for Liquidation
by maangement or composition with Creditors,
twelitated by WILLIAM NORMAN, trading under
the Inn of Norman and Company, of Weymouth azd
Yelsombe Begin, In the ()aunty of Dorset, Randers end

-22:4-Cewilioes of the &bowed named William Norman,
who have son already proved their debts, are required,
an or before the Mb day of SIPTIMBiI neat, to I I nd
their moles end eddresiee and the particulars of their
&bee or Jaime to me, the undersigned, 11H1112 TILLID
Gloms, of Bidet Thomas-street, Ifeloombe hen*
the Trustee under the Lquidatioe, or in default
they will be included from the benefit of the
dividend propoood to be declared.
Dated this 22nd day of August, 3872.
HINIdY TiZaKII
Trustee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

LOOAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

()a Wednesday a special meeting of the Council,
action se the Local Board of Health, was 000veaed at the
Council Chamber, when there were present: The Mayor
(Mr. R. Domed, Mr. 11. Derealsb, Mr. J. F. Hodges,
Gr. Aldridge, Mr. Eallloll, Mr. G. J. G. Getgory, Mr.
IL Barnett, Mr. ii Look, and the Town emit (Kr. G.
lyreondo).
Toe first bottom' on the agenda paper was To cams
eider the proondono of the Paulin klealta Act, 1872,
and the dittoes imposed upon the Council in regard
thereto." _ . .

The Towx Cutzu said the Public Health Act was a
very comprehensive clue, looluding all the Acts that bad
beim pealed on the subject from 1865 down to the
present time. Om of the duties of the Board would b.
to appoint • duly qualified medical practitioner re an
Moor of Health, and also a Surveyor, such appoint-
smut to be for a period not ezeeediug by. years. Toe
salary of the °Hoer of Halite would bs fixed by the
Lariat Governmeat BoarY, who would pay one half of
his salary; sod the extra palmate' attending the opera-
Sloes of the Act would have to be provided far by a rate.
Yr.Hymoncla said he should have ta ask the Gounoil to
build hint VI 011b0 in coonection with the Tolima Hall,
where him:mid keep the various Awe, for they were so
aumerons Lod somplioated that he abaulo have to
employ some one eapecialty to look mita shier details.
Atter • longrAmed maversation, It was resolved to
scljoura the further ouusideration of the suoj tot; in the
meantime Yr. Symonds wee instructed to supply 'huh
member of toe Council with • copy of the sew
Act, sod when salisismot time had been allosied for
its omuntnation, to Coll • IllpeNal 11141•1113 i to Topsider the

The other buslueu wee' To receive a cominguication
from Use Gas Works relative to the future supply of
gm to the public lain" arid a proposed increase to the
prim for the same, and decide thereon."
Toe MAYOR read a letter from Mr. Osmond. manager
of the Gas W aka, setting forth that in ooniietuence of
the incresse to the prim of coals, the oompauy could
not coulauue to supply gas for the Lampe at the present
prim, aud that after the Ist October 65.. per lamp
would be charged instead of 5.5 a., the sum now paid.
HODulik thought they had a three years' sontraot
for the supply of the public lamps, but
The TOWN CLMM aud that mistrust had expired some
Unie ago,and rum its expiration they had paid toe same
as before. There was no oeciasion fur them to &old*
the matter) est now; he had called them together that
they might know the position in which they stood.
The further oonsideratim of the matter was adjourned,
and the meeting terminated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

DORCHESTER kN D COUNTY Or DORSET

BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY.
(lArragusamt 18470
SW tits purpose of enabling Penang to Purchase
Beams sad Lads •
Redeem Property alrdy in Mortgage;
Ased to acommulate &Inn&
Skates £l2 esoh.—Eatranas Fee, D. f.d.
THZ advantages of BUILDING SOCIETIES
en—that the Tenant of the Property who, in •
lbw yeses, actually pays its full value in reat without
seer bseoralag the owner thereof, may, by paying to
Ms Society • sum toted to his rent, with little or no
seiditimial demand on his own resonrom, become the
obsolete owner of to. property.
She erivanteges to borrowing members in:
lab—Th. mortgage is liquidated by may instalments.
Stiol—Whilat the humanise.e ere regularly paid, no
ismssei min b. made of the mortgage money.
ird—He may at any time sell, exchange, or redeem
hig4trer".
Advances made during the program of building.
etb—The Solloitors' Fees for Mortgage, and Sur.
voyer's lees for Valuation, are limited ae follows :
Hglicifort. Surveyor.
E a. d. d.
Hades 60 22 01 Under 110 010 0
160 3 3 0 300 1 1 0
H'eri iota 100 10 01 Above 300 110 0
Basisifv• of Travelling expenses.
sth—Mortçaçs Deeds for nuts not outmoding ZOO
ers .zompto from EitagoP Doty.
The Monthly Meetings of the Directors are held on
awamid Tuesday In orrery Month, at the Toms-ball,
Darebester,' at amen o'clock In the evening, when
Adverse*, sms made, and other business in eonnection
with lite Society is transacted.
Perverts desirous of availing themselves of the benefits
githis.,Bociety,should make application to the Solicitors,
, Surveyor, or Agents.
B. LOOK sod SON, Solicitors,
THOS. W. PEARCH, Manager, } Dorchester.
HENRY HAHN'S, Surveyor,)
W Macey always ready for Imeaedlete advance.
honors :
Weymouth Mr. R. Damon.
ilamtdmittptert
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

THE CORN AND CATTLE TRADE.

At the leading provincial markets on Saturday last
wheat generally aural:wed One Shilling per quarter,
with • healthy trade, and in some bletlll3ooll 21. more
money mu obtained. M Dorchester there vu •
moderate attendance; good supply of fine new wheat,
which made from 62i. to We. per imperial qr., even 614.
being obtained in some iwitanose. Tim weight was from
64. b. to b6lb. per bushoL Barley, beans, and oats, at
late rates ; barley harvcst ii progressing throughout
the couuty, but a good dad stili remains to be carried.
In the oaule market, Mr. Moor's repository sale had •
go,d pupply ot etock. fhelx st beef made toll) lta 61.
par score, whilst mutton realised 10J. to 11, per lb.
ttigb p.loee walt.teluekt troth the prevalenes of the loot
Id mouth dims.. to the uOULty.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

DORCHESTER UNION.

TEE GUARDIANS of this UNION will
be propared at that' Meeting to be bold on
THUUDAY, the 12th day of SEPTEMBER last., t 3
aoselvo TINDERS forth. SUPPLY of PROVIRIONS
*ad ether necessaries forth. UNION WORKHOUSE;
Woo Breed made of the host LOU/ for the Out-door
Peer. and Mattes for tlheSiek Poor residing In or near
Mot tow, of Dorchester, for Six Months, from the 3rd
day of °MOUS next to the 26th day of Moice, 1873.
Also Tenders for Clothing and Coffins for One Year,
boo the 3r5 day of Oros.* next.
Forms of Tenders may be obtained on applioation at
my olio% and must be delivered at the Union Work.
bodes ea or before 11 o'olook in the (*moon of the
1201

--
B; Order of the Beard,
112/IRY LOCK,
Clerk to the Guardian&
DonetsMei, 2od September, 1872.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

Till NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL.

latimstios tket the Bora area' has boss given to
tits sebum for tbe new 'shod on the foundation of
Foster aed liken boo been seat to the vestry 'Lark, and
U soon es tbe flame OM* aro over a vestry will be
Gelled, at which two persons will be elected by the
purish as governors The Almshouse Yemen, sad
King Bobool Governors are to Meet four governors, sad
we hope that the new body will be got tepidity, and go
to work witkoat say 1011 M of time. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10

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CATTLL

IPOLI

METRO! _ Taman:um—Ws haven shorter
supply of Itaglisb but • much larger of foreign beasts
than last Thursday. The trade is elosssively dull, !sod
prices ars lower for all descriptions. The number el
loutish sheep is about the same as last stook, but larger
of foreign: they cannot all be disposed of, notwith-
standing !corm. prices are submitted to. Lambs are not
wanted. Calves aro lower. There are only 25 mil&
cows on offer: trade is dull for thorn. Our foreign
supply oonsists o1:330 boasts, 4,340 .hoop, sod 220 milumi,
Per 'tone 4 811 a. J. • .
Rest Scot. and Herefords .. to 6 1
[test Short 110M4 4106
beyond Quality BMWs .. 5 to 4
.. 6105
P.O ' .. 4106
.. 8 to 6 I
to 6
.. 0105
0 to 0

Be-St Werns & lialf-bred sheep :•.
Lzr.es.e.lsti
to;i;laty

Beasts at market, 1,000 ; sheep mid laints,ll,l9o; calve% MO
sad pip, 70.
BktinTOL THUIteDAT.—Wo had a large ripply of fall
beef at our market to-day, much more than was needed
to meet the requirements of the trade, which was rather
doll if., lifonday'e fair. Priess were rather dieter. 801.
per cwt being the top figure obtained, and middling
sotto were hard to eel, at from 72e. to 754. A very good
supply of sheep, but trade was very ilugghtb, and some
were left unsaid. The quotations showed a downward
tendency, beet wethen onaugi .g.haads at from 91. to
9id. per lb.; ewes aud heavy sores Id„ nib. leer Lamb
is raids,/ scarcer as the 14111/3CI adrenals. There we. a
good deal of inquiry alter is, and the high rates of loot
week were fully mainteined—from 101. to 111 per lb.
We had about MAO store cattle on offer, and a fair
amount of trade Ira, done at late high rates. WM
sows were very short, there not being suffident to supply
tb• wants of buyers; good primp were obtained .
There were about 700 pigs on offer, and trade we. very
Bacon pig. realised from lie. to 111. di. per
more, and porkere from lls. 31. to toil.. 6d,