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Steam Mill Destroyed by Fire.

lsfECiAL TELEGRAM TO THE DlSPATCH.1
ROANOKE, june T.-Mr. II. D. Hammer,
OF WylIiesburg. Charlotte county, had his
steam saw and grist mill entirely destroyed
by fire on yesterday. There were two hum
drcd bushels OF corn in the mill, none of
which was saved. Mr.. Hammers loss is
about twelve hundred dollars, on which
there was no insurance. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from sparks
thrown out from the engine.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Now York Stock and Money Market,

NEW YORK, June l7.-Money very easy at 2@a
per cent. Sterling nominal at 1oi@los. Gold,
l,at@lI2a. Governments advanced /, but duh
e2's, lI2t.
Southern securities -Tennessee's strong, others
dull. South Cardinals, new, slightly of. Ten
ncssee's, 09a; new, came, VirginIa's. ut; new,
a. Lonisians's, 10; new, 90. Leovc's, 70; Ss'
81. Alabama's, lo2. Georgia's, IS; 7'a, p9s North
Cardinals, Il; new, ~. South Cardinals, 70;
new, 62A
The bank statement shows that loans have de-
creased nearly three-quarters million, specie has
increased over onc.quarter million, deposits in
creased over one-Quarter million, and legal tend
ers over one aud three quarters millions.
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The Governor of Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, June 17.-Governor War
mouth has been confined to his room fol-
several days, from the effect of 4 surgical
operation on his foot. which was crushed
two months ago. The rumors that he is
not expected to recover are untrue. A
note from his attending physician says that
he is doing well, and in no danger what.
ever,
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CAPT. NEwBERG. an intelligent German, is
now examining New liver, in Giles and Pu-
laski counties, with a view of placing small
steam paopellers upon the river. 1t is
thoughs'rhat by IL little work on the river
bed, at some OF the shadows or falls, small
steamers can be used for towing and gene
raj TRANSIT purposes from the railroad
bridge over New river down to its mouth.
We learn that Capt. Ncwberg intends to
give the matter practical test if he finds,
upon previous examinations, that the eX-
pertinent promises success.-R Gnok e
Times,
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

-ru,lpu4ruce Of Tie Richmond Dispatch

r">imu|racc If The Richmond pispatch.l
l;LrD'S >uoP. June II, 1871.
There "a>a heavy -et}r Of wind aud con-
~..rrabI~ Storm il tits section a few DAYS
.-'. ..lla III" r,N. CI1ruiu- there were oh.
~.H~d . i.g-r h4rk ot birds OF a species
..,a.y unknown in this section before.
i..lT wings measure o. feet from tip TO
IT, body white. wing rl.ck. tipped with
u4.tc, and 4 bl!l Of unusual proportion.
m.s-uring - inches. They are halt web
'"e.rd, and evidently belong - the coast.
ia,t Wore 80 gentle Il 10 bc killed in num-
.."- hy those who were disposed to do 50.
I.... - YOU well know. i, tobacco
-..,nc county, but | tiud Il great scarcity
81 Ji.t>, and many farmers have failed TO
an t.rir crops IL consequence.
Inc wheat crop Is rather above an aver
So. t;aiu- have been abundant, and the
.rn looks We'll.
Il" IL" 81 The country wears deSolate
,tf""raHc", owing 10 the great quantity Of
aaa lying Umcultivated from the want Of
..". suitable. The people have no other
.,'. - >c,- til" country prosperous than
generation, and they welcome all new
4."3> with hearts and hands. and Gu
.".'or 10 make them forget the ties they
..s" t"It behind them. X.
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North Carolina State Convention
Nomination of n Candidate.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCu.1
WILSON, N. c., June IA large and en-.
thusiastic meeting was held here to-day to
nominate candidate for the ensuing State
Convention. MIR. II. c. Moss, prominent
lawyer Of this place, was nominated. Will
son is q unit for convention. 3,
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.]

Domestic Narkets-[BI TELEGKAPHJ
NEW York, Jure l7.-Cotton strong; sales,
500 bales upiands, 2tic Flour--"ne loo lower;
TO choice. s7.3O@t9. Wheat favors nhyers; win
ter red and amber western, TlGlGDtl g. Corn n
shaGe easier at 75@97sc. Pork heavy at Fi4'35@9
sl4 So Lard heavy; kettle, lOac. Groceries dali.
Freights dull
BALTIMORE, june 17.-Virginia's, old, 81 lid,
SIS asked; 90 S, 70 bid, rs asked 'G7's, 10 aske
Coupons, Old, Ga bid. CD asked new, Is asked.
ola. Provisions and breads .utfs firm.
CINCINNATI, June l7.-Tobacc In demand, with
good Iull prices.
LOUISVILLE, June l7.-Tobacco very active and
higher Iugs S5.@5026 50 low TO medium leaf So
a IL. 90 ; good TO fine cutting leaf $ls.OOG3V.Oo
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Masonic,

BURLINGTON, VT, June 1.-THE Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, by a unani.
nous vote, has resumed allegiance to the
General Grand Chapter Of the United
States.
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Trr EucE sE.-This hotel, In
"..,a.,h"rau-h, Augusta, 1T the foot Of
-.. ar>, side ot the Blue Ridge. is offered
..'....," WAC seek rest and rccupcration in
. &'W,.in~ from tho latigucS and cX-
.>..ou oi city occupations. The locality
, ana pleasant. with The bold noun
'.o> ."arry always in view. Mrs. BRUCE
.-...f liz best Of hou>ckecperS, and her
...-.> ".1 b." charmed with the we'll pre-
.rrr. '.3.. and general cleanliness that dis
IA lie Bruce House. For families.
.... to.' d">c who >rrk only quiet and rest :,
.~ al. admirable retreat. See advertise
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WHEAT IN LoUDouN.--T farmers of
Loudoun are all busy cutting their harvest,
the most encouraging they have had for
many years. The warm dry weather we
have had for several weeks has ripened the
wheat MISUNDERSTANDING Washington
MINI
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RROHSEasS. dc.

HR. WM. NJ. WITHERS,
- GENERAL AGENT
FOR THE
EURTu AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
NEW YORK.
ONCE l0l5 Main street,
Richmond, Va,
Opposite The pcst-oGlce.l
Thankful for the patronage extended TO him by
the citizens OF Richno-d bsgs leave to infern
hem that from this da,c lie Will conduct, IL con-
ncction nith his insurance business
GENERAL BROKERAGE BUSINESS
FOR THE
SALE AID PURCHASE
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.
THE SWEETEST, MOST POW-eEsEsssl
RI
ERFUL AND DURABLE INSTRUMLNT
NOW IN USE.
BLOOMFIELD & OTIS'S

New Patent Treble
PLAN FORTE
Patented May IS 1859.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded At the Fair of the
American Institute, 1859 Ohio stale Fair,
1869 Georgia State FAIR, 1863.
WARRANTED FOR SkVEE r.AiS.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
Send your orders direct To the factory and save
large commission.
REFERENCES IN RICHMOND: hhm. Levy, ESQ.,,
of Levy Brothers, Main street; j. T.. GOdd.n. Esq,
OF Lee u Ciutldin, Main street; Edwin Il. smith,
Esq, 500 Leigh street; w. X. SlnoOt, r.sq, 1906
Broad street. ap 20-d2taw3InS "3m
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The Railroad Laborers' Mob at Chat
fnn0nnn.

CHATTANOOGA, June 1.-THE laborers
below stopped the train which was in pur.
suit of the fugitive train, declaring that no
train shall 90 south.
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Mr. John R. Mcdaniel, who has been
quite Iii for some time, is rapidly recovering,
and is believed to be out of danger.-Lyaach-
burg Republican.
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- 'HE EIcHaoHD DETECTIvEs-Ihe Sur7y
''2h'y Hurler-Our readers will remem-
't! That on The night Of the 9th Of May
~ lAJteDerry Putnam, an old and highly
Respectable citizen Of Slrrv county, living
near James river, WAS brutaIly murdered
On las own premises 10y Three men. The
''"ut produced great excitement through
Ut 'hr community, and upon The upplIca-
ron 81 tie county authorities. two skilful
|';tcIlvcs were employed in Richmond to
work up the case and ferret out the
T"Illy parties. We learn that on Saturday
1871 ". /. latzcll, the keeper Of the light
mouse opposite Earnwell's bay, was arrest
~ On suspicion. He was brought before
Ju'ilr" bergman, at Surry Court-house,
On Wednesday, the 14th inst., and after u
M"~actcd Investigation vas acquitted OF
tAc chargc.-hOrfOik YilqiaiGu.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
THE UBLEs IN PARIS,
GRAND rR1uxpHAh ENTRY At sspz,x
Mutiny OF @ Yachts Grew.


MORE rNsURREcrIoNARY MOVEMENTS IN PARIS.
LONDON June 17.-Insurrectionary pla-
cards have been posted in Paris. Another
branch of the International Society disavows
connection with the incendiarism, but pro-
claim themselves engaged in q struggle
against cowardice, and war against despot-
ism and monopoly.
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A>oT HER VICTIM OF RADICAL MALIGNI-
Major ). i. BrockcnDrouyh. one OF
.r most hl@h!y esteemed and deserving
.@"I"n-. Wa arrested by the United States
#...,il4l Oh Thursday, and held to bail TO
.,r..r triurc the United States Court TO
.>.'",' an Indictment brought against him
3 ~" R4d.cl! leader, here. Like Mcssrs.
SHOEMAKER ana Poole, late judges Of clec-
aoH, hc j. charged with having, in the same
.I4r};T. denied the free Omen the full en-
.nrnt OF their right TO yote--a charge
".s.ciI c,nuot be sustained against him, III
-. opinion Of any Just and ftir-minded
.-". Where, VIC ask, is this persecution
'p"4.: Who i safe under the new order
Vi ,ajugs: And how will it he possible to
.Gt.ro Gentlemen after awhile to act as
.t-'~ 0t election:
v" cyIi-e> that we see no remedy except
~ nah" rcpri>al-. Let som" Of these Radl-
III H"'.l-nantS be indicted in the state
"@rt> Tor " malicious prosecution" This
.." tud ought 10 he done. Furthermore,
V" would suggest that some of the Radical
.~.t"r>. black and white, be indicted in the
~'!a" courts. some Of the first might be
,'.' I" answer IN Indictment for perjury,
..I others Of the latter class for "intiml-
"t}lnr' voters. The proof can be furnished,
- SO know. The state courts, as well as
lie AItrd states courts, have jurisdiction
10y -nch cases, and wc have Il circuit Judge
"A' h;.> The nerve - do his duty. Now let
~ >ce Il this /, not Il game ut which two
parties can play. Longer torbearancc will
''.'''' 10 he Il virtue and something should
'' zone 10 stop this causclcss persecution
~ respectable white men who, rs this com
H'Hu!ly well know, would scorn to do
100 III @rt, Or L. wrong the humblcst black
!Ai" III our midst. Let us 90 to the end OF
IN" 'aw 10 vindicatc the constitutional
mt @! white men to be free from !" I'M
'''r"it1bI" arrest and seizure" ut the insti-
.sjIon of those who would swear TO any
.,L'H2 10 compass their ends.-Lynchbur9
'Hyuuun.
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y. i; Billiard, f. ID. Power, II. r. Walk
'f' and +. l.. Crcns!iaW, al! Of Virginia,
5I'duated at bethany College last week.
he Grafton 81 Mr. Crensllaw is said to have
hccn IAN effort Of the highest order"
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DURIAL OF LATANE
Is BURIAL OF Let ANE

offer for sale that splendid steel engraving, EsX
So framed In the very neate 81 OF moaidig % su11
nenls OF al: together with an assortment o. wv
large Pictures al descriptions; Looking Glasses
of all sizes, Family Bibles, Clocks, CarPets' 3c'
all Of the best description. 49,, -. ~
FRAMES OF ali descriptions made on inc penn
ises. -. " 49,! n. - ir.nLIp
1. sI,u and HILL street. Manchester.
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vEsTING.--Harvesting has been COM
menced by the farmers of our county. We
have been informed by many that the grain
Is in m excellent condition. and a line yield
is Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Our farmers generally commenced cutting
wheat during this week, and are rs busy MS
bees. The wheat is excellent, and the yield
will be an average one. The wheat crop In
Roanoke never fails.
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sIARIsE pNTEsLIGENCE.

MINIATUkE ALMANAC. JUNE 10, 1871.
sup rises .,..,.,, 43ll Moon rises. ,.,...., S5l
suu sets ,.,,,,,,.. 72S High eide $50
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MACHINE OILS, for greasing reapers,
VS ,br.shinp machiues, sud all kinds OF mo-
cb,ne,x Sperm OH. LARD OIL. Whale Oh, Virgil
MIA Lubrlcattng Oil, &C.; Eor sale e. low W by
corner Main and 18th sts.,
,ou near 81. Charles Hoo.
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Death of Hon. G.. l.. VaIlandishan.

LEBANON, ONO, June 17.-Hon. G. l..
Vallandigham, while illustrating to his fell
low counsel in murder case how the dead
man might have shot himself, accidentally
discharged the pistol, wounding himself in
the bowels. At O'Clock this morning he
was still conscious, but in great pain. In
ternal hemorrhagc is probable.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
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FREIGHT OFFICE OF JAS. RIVER AK.Co.

FREIGHT OFFICE OF JAS. RIVER &K.Co,
SPECIAL NOTICE TOssze-sruruss
- L L kS.-treiHht for - 5.IsS s,sss9
Lynchburg and the so .thwest recriysI m .hIl
office and forwarded by canal without detention.
ALBRIGHT coming from Lynchburg and beyond
10 Richmond and points North will be promptly
forwarded If consis ned 10 the care OF Cana 1ent
at I.ynchourg. Il. DILLON. Agent
my l5-an 1903 Dock street
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SOMETHING NEW.-SOUTHEkN
= STEAM LAUNDRY AND DYkIhG EoIhB
DISSEMINATING have flied up the prem ISIS :a
tns and viii carry on Il general WAShI : ".
SQUIRTING, AND RYEING BUSINESS, IVY We
will do ali kinds Of washing 1or gete,ntui ,ar,
shortest notice. soIled carpets renovated 50 rs 10
look as good as ncw. .,or,o-
manner. 800 ~ . a,uvor oil xyork
Ru gnarmission we refer 10 Messrs. Levy Bros,
Eorvtil Cobb, proprietor OF the American HoIei'
HhieioS o"' - %. II. GLASGOW & CO.,
L. IN ,~ Proptictors.
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SECOND DISPATCH.1

LEBANON, OHIO, June 17.-Nlr. Vallan-
digham died this morning at few minutes
past o'clock.
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gOANS NEGOTIATED,
IL COLLECTIONS, and return Of proceeds
PROMPTLY made by w. B. ROBINS,
tei5.3ui Real Estate : gent, Ills Main vt.
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vANTHlNE! XANTHINEI

ANOTHER NOTE OF PRAISE FOR THIS
NEW AND DFRFUf4 PREPA-
RATION FOR THE HAIR.
CT cheerfully certify to the excellence of the
NaNTUINE rs a RESTORATIVE OF THE
HAIR, cleansing and heauttfy as well AS restor-
lug its lost vigcr and the natural sccretions SO
,eccssary TO It's healthy growth. 1t is incompara-
bic for what 1 needed, and valuable In bringing
back the hue of youth 10 my hair. In nay expe-
r,ence II has proved itself ALL and even more than
Is claimed for II. 1t is 1nestimabc as a hair re-
storer and should find place ut The toilet OF every
one who desires to retain healthy CROWN OF Tie
rIcuced It's change or decay. Y,
Fnr sale nv PURCELL, LADD CO.,
- Ok o,s;vv,r, Druggists.
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= VII INo III
MUTINY.

LONDON, June 17.-Seven of the crew oil
Lorillard's yacht Enchantress have been
arrested for mutiny. One of them has been
committed for stabbing IN officer.
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WBEArANp Corn IN PITrsYLvAN1A.-T
corn crop is looking unusually well. 1t
was planted in eood time, has had tayora-
bic seasons, and is we'll advanced. The
crop pitched is larger than usual, probably
on account Of the scarcity of tobacco plants.
Much Of the land designed for tobacco was
planted in corn. Wheat harvest has com.
mcnced i'll good earnest, and Graders and
binders are in demand. The crop is be-
lIcred to be under an average, but on the
whole will turn out much better than was
supplemented short time ago Chatham
Tribune.
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STOCKS, BONDS, &c, &C.,
~ K ~; TI' COMMERCIAL PAPER

He will also
NEGOTIATE COMMERCIAL PAPER,
CBTAIS LOANS ON REAL ESTATE,
kNU MAKE COLLECTIONS ON ALL
ACCESS BL T. POINTS in the u SITED STATES.
lie has obtained the services Of Messrs. L. T.
SUTTON and DANIEL ID. TALLEY, who have
had long experience in the Brokers' Business IN
tbs city, ana are as thoroughly acquainted with
The markets as any one III The state de therefor
IN he can DO as well for them any house in the
Cl,v je l5-lm
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From Germany.


THE GERMAN TRIUMPHAL CELEBRATION.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE triumphal entry
was unprcccdentedly magnificent. In the
closing scenes Bismarck approached the
Emperor and asked leave to unveil the
statue of King Frederick William. The
Emperor bowed, and Bismarck waved his
hand, when the canvass fell from the statue,
while drums ratified, trumpets blared, and
the standards of the guards were lowered
towards the statue, the troops presented
arms and cheered loudly, and sal nte OF
one hundred and one guns was fired. The
church bells broke in instantaneous ringing,
while out of the turmoil the national air re-
solved itself.
The Emperor, helmet In hand, then ap:
preached his fathers statue, and walked
slowly around it, while the bands struck up
"Nun Danket Ale Gott," and the troops
joined in singing the hymn.
From England.
MUTINY.
LONDON, June 17.-Seven of the crew OF
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GROCERIES. nc

<SODrrr e,Tr -S-~->~>-~~-
iORNED sHAD.-New No. North
~ a., Oar oil COINED sHAD. on consignment,
je 10 ROBERT +. WHY.
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How FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS IN VIRGINIA

How FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS IN VIRGINIA
ARE Contamination the Loudoun
Republican, Government Appointments
We have frequently heard ft asserted that
all appointment. to office in this State made
the dictation Of the "whiskey ring" In
Richmond, which claims to have the ear of
Gen. Grant. 1t seems that this ring has repre-
sertatives all over the State. many of them OF
sueh character th,tthe worllingmen Of the
narty will NOT recognize them. BY means
Of this ring it is asserted that the miserable
incumhcnts, wnom We have frequently had
10 dcnouncc. arc kept III Office because
they have paid their moiety TO the ring,
and therefore must be protected. We
have been 10th to take up this explanation
Of the parties trouble here, until we learn
ed that it could he proven that this was
the only channel through which starving
office seekers could bc conducted to the
public cribs. We must admit the theory
looks plausible, and there must be some
explanation for the outlaudish course pur-
sued by the Adm nistration.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-10-27
Love.

There is nothing ON earth worthy Of be-
ing compared for a moment to love- No
other thing thall can give, by itself, unal-
Logged happiness A oveless life is worth
less, though passed in luxury, and crowned
with the proudest laurels of successful am.
bition. A life we'll set about with love is
blessed though baqated by that relentless
fate which seems ia deny to some men and
women what the world calls success. To
have been without parents love in child
hood, without love of brothers and sis.
ters; to have passed. youth without that
more romantic love which makes heaven of
earth; and to live ga in maturity neither
feeling nor inspiring that strong, enduring
love which makes any sacrifice easy, any
toll pleasant, any burden light, so that it
benefits the well beloved, is to be poor in.
deed-so poor that even the plying angels
have nothing to give them that can do any
good. And yet, bow many know nothing
Of love. or only understand the word in its
coarsest sense, 80 ,Aat one bushes to have
uttered it in their presence. How many,
more pure than these, sneer at it as delu.
sion and absurdity, not understanding that
pure love is not & thing of the senses, but
of toe soul; not fame, Pickering and
flashing over the passionate time Of life, but
a soft, steady glow, lighting it from the
cradle to the grave, and one may even hope
burning on beyond it. s,nce Heaven itself is
love- .e9}Ggays 81 .4i
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Earl Fitzwilliam and the Farmer.

4 A farmer1caled on the Earl Fitzwillian
to represent to him that his crop Of whea
had been seriously injured in field adjoin
| ing certain wood where his lordship'l
hounds had during the winter frequently
met to hunt He stated that the young
wheat had been so cut up and destroyed that
in some parts he could not hope for any pro-
duce. 'sWell, my friend" said his lord
ship. II am aware that we have frequently
met in the field, an that VIC have done con
siderable injury; and if you can procure an
estimate of theyloss you have sustained l
will repay you The farmer replied, that
anticipating his lordship's consideration and
kindness, he had requested friend to as
thought that as the crop seemed quite de-
stroyed. fifty pounds would not more than
repay him. The earl Immediately gave him
the money.
As the harvest, however, approached, the
wheat grew, and in those parts Of the field
which were most trampled the corn was
strongest and most luxuriant. The farmer
went again to his lordship, and being intro
duced, said, Il am come, my lord, respecting
the field Of wheat aoining such wood"
His lordship Immediately recollected the cir
cumstance ''Weli, my friend did not al
low you sufficient to remunerate you for your
loss ? eyes, my lord, I find that [ have sus-
tanned no loss at ALL for where the horses had
most cut up the land the crop is most promis.
ing, and 1 have therefore brought the fifty
pounds back agai = = ''Ah p exclaimed the
venerable earl, ''.l> is what like; this is as
it should be between man and man" He
then entered Into conversation with the far
mer, asking him some questions about his
family-how many children he had, &c.
His lordship then went into another room,
and returning, presented the farmer With
check for one hundred pounds. saying,
''Take care Of this, and when your eldest
son is of age, present it to him, and tell him
the occasion that produced it," We know
not which to admire most, the hoa esty Of
the farmer on the ono hand, or on the other,
the beneyolenae aud the wisdom displayed
by this illustrious man; for while doing a
noble act of generosity, he was handing
down lesson of integrity to another gener-
ation.-Golden Sheones. !. -s ss---f' ....