Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-10-18
Glad Tidings To Farmers.

Listen to the bright prospects in store fol
your bOuntiful wheat crops, We clip the fol.
lowing from the Cincinnati Commercial:
News more interesting to our farmers than
that OF the Fall of Sevastopo has been receiv
ed from Europe by the last steamer The
MoniteuT (the official paper of France an
nounces that there is partial of crops in that
country, and that it will be necessary to import
an immense amount Of breadstuffs. that all eyes
are turned upon America. and that we are to
have for another year free corn trade with
France. The London Times says that in
France, and most of the countries of Southern
and Central Europe, the late harvest has been
far below the average. The harvest has also
been in the north of Europe, and the produc.
tive grain regions of the South East are shut
up by she war-Amenca, therefore, is the on.
ly resource. We quote from the great Times
as follows: .-
But the American harvest has been splen-
did, an unusually great breadth Of land has
been under wheat this year, and the crops
have been successfully got in, The available
surplus Of wheat is estimated at about s. .OO0,-
900 quarters from the United States and Can.
ada--a quantity which is more than sufficient
TO cover twice the alleged deficiency in France.
OF this quantity il is stated that about half
will be shipped for Europe between the lst of
September and LIST of May. and we have rea-
son to believe that very large orders have al.
ready been transmitted TO the other side of the
Atlantic for the French market. :e..g
What will the farmers do with their money.
PowER OF GENTLENEss NO bad man is ev-
er brought TO repentance by angry words by
bitter and scornful reproaches. He forti6es
himself against reproof, and hurls back foul
charges in the face Of his accuser. Yet guilty
and hardened as he seems, he has a heart in
his bosom, and may be melted TO tears by a
gentle voice. Whose, therefore can restrain
bis disposition To blame and find fault, and can
bring himself down 20 fallen brother, will
soon ind a way 10 better feelings within. Pity
and patience are the two keys which unlock the
human heart, They who have been the most
successful laborers among the poor and vicious,
have been the most forbearing. Said the cell
ebFated 81. Vincent de Paul; T"If It has plea
sed God to employ the most miserable men for
the conversion Of some souls, they have them-
selves confessed that It vas by the patience
and sympathy which he had for them. Even
the cOnvicts among whom | bav 9 lived. can be
gained in no other way. When hqye kissed
their chains, and showed compassion for their
distress, and keen sensibihty for their disgrace
then have they listened to me, their have
they given glory TO God. and placed themselves
in the way Of sAlvatiOn."-[N. Y. Evangelist.
BouxrY LAND WARRANTS. 3D. Under the act Of
March, 1856, to the S0th Of September:
Whole numberof applications saiT Eli. 500
do s.giug acknowledged a.& f194. .2SS
do examined or reexamined 66.9Il
do allowed h14 37,7Al
do warrants Issued a nog 34.56S
Seven hundred and fifteen warrants we're Is
sued to soldiers of the Revelation or their wij