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1871. THE WORLD. 1877

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French werein overwhelming Numbers
The Germans fell back fighting, and
evacuated the village. Reirforcements
arriving near st. Gratum. the French
burricaded Epernay. The Germans
sent the whole of the fifteenth corps.
the seventy-first and thirty-first regi-
ments--siN battalions in all, to retake
the village. This force advancing rap
idly, the French were driven out In
two hours. The Germans lost two hun
dred men and thirteen officers.
PROVISIONS IN THE CITY.
Washington, d. C., Dec. 6-Repre-
sentative Washburne, of Wisconsin,
has received letter from his brother,
Minister TO France, in which he says
the people of Paris have provisions
enough to last until the LIST of January.
THE EMPRESS VIsITsTHE QUEEN.
London, Dec, z. M.-The Empress
Eugene visited the Queen at Wind
sor Castle to-day
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BristuG II
FRIDAY, December l6, 1870.


a Sharp Trick.-Our friend Mr.
w. II Giesler has enclosed to MS. 70,
publication, circular sent him nv
Owen Brothers, 80 Liberty st. n. Y.
After stating that he has been recon-
mcnded to them as what they deem
trustworthy, they propose if he will
remit, by expess, $40, they will send
him by express, vhu:l-Not counter
felt moncy--for they do not say SO |
but such denominations as you (he)
may desire, amounting to 81 900"
They profess to enjoin rigid secrcsy
for the purpose of deceiying. The
thing has been practiced largely since
the war, and these circulars are adj
dressed TO every name they can Sc
cure the address of, aud thus far they
have been sharp enough to evade the
law. for they do not send counterfeit,
money, nor do they propose to do so
though they do certainly cause the
persons addressed to believe they do
They are two sharp to lay themselves
open to arrest. If Mr.. Geisler, or
ourselves, for we have received one
of these circulars from them since
Mr.. G.. enclosed his to us, were to
send them $40, they would send in
return merely photographs of genuine
greenback bills to the amount speci-
fed. This would be complying lit
terally with-their proposal and they
could not even be convicted of coun-
tcrfeiting. We would be out our $40
and would have no remedy. We
have been handed at least dozen of
these swindling circulars and would
publish this one, but we think this
explanation as of more value, aud we
are glad Mr.. Geisler has afforded us
an opportunity of alluding to it. OF
course the photographs are not even
on good paper-wc believe they are
ON cards-and could not be circulated
as money. e 1905 4
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VIRGINIA.

The total value of real estate in
Wytlie County is S2.795. $50. 40.
The subscriptions of 5000. 900, to the
n. G. & w. r. r., by Washington Co.
Va, was defeated by IA vote of 1927 tc
2T0.
Judge Rives, contests Dukes seat,
from the Lynchburg Dist. Unless
Congress can discontinue the absurd
practice of paying milage and per diem
to unsuccessful contestants, there is
likely to be no end to the number of
contests.
TIE CORRECT NAME or GEN. LEE.
The following letter, received by Mr..
Tiunberlake of this city, says the Au-
gusta. tGa.) Constitutionalist. set at
rest all discussion US to the name of
Gen. II. +. Lee:
LEXINGTON, odd Nov. 1870.
II Is with pleasure, my dear sir,
write and give you the desired iniOr-
nation regarding the name of my hus-
band, which is Robert EtiOird, not
Edmund. lie was named for two of
his uncies, Mr.. Robert and Edward
Carter, Of Shirley, the old family seat
OF his mothers family. Many thanks
for your kind sympathy. 1t h a great
solace in my mind to know that na-
ton nIourns with me.
MARY CUsTIs LEE
ALLEGHASY SPRINGS. Capt ID. =.
Halscy has disposed Of onc-half of
his interest in the Allegheny Springs
--one-siXth--to Mr.. ID. w. Moore of
Richmond. The price obtained Was
100000. -LynchJury FdVinidn.
POPULATION OF NIRGI NIA.-rhe
full returns of the census of Virginia.
except Rockbridge county, show the
present population to he loo. I0G.
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COUNTRY DEALER. Sable, mink,
astrachan, ermine, squirrel, grebe,
black monkey, and seal are perhaps
the leading iurs in the market. All
fur goods are lower than last season,
owing probably, to the decline in
gold. Mink has the general prefer
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grebe will be chosen for children, as
we'll as ermine. The latter is no lon
ger so very expensive, but that most
ladies can have set. Seal skin
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jacket and sacques made of it are
very elegant. Black. silk sacques,
lined and wadded, and bordered with
fur, promise to be very popular, and
are decidedly stylish. There is no
very decided change in the shape of
furs the small pointed cape is retain
ed, although boas or tippets have the
preference.
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=, PREsIDNT GRANT has allowed the
Missouri, W. Va. and n. G. elections
to sour on his stomach. and has de-
clined to recommend general amnes-
ty in his message. We belicv Con-
grcss will do likewise.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

Murder. -Solomon Collins was muir
dercd some ten days ago, near Car
tcr's Station. His face was badly
mansled and his throat cut. The
murderer is unknown.
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TENNESSEE.

7. .
hkxeyHeR NtIiRpEn AT LEBANON
Henry Cogsweli was murdered 10y. n
drunken man, named Simmons. at
uuddlcstons Cross Roads twelve miles
Smith Of Lebanon, on the 3D.. inst.
..yiisSiy.l f. W.. Ioyd, one mile east Of
Lebanon, allowed his little son to play
with matches in his barn, last week
- and stIdhye TO say the barn was
burned.
UsltThe ". Y. IIcrhM says an effort will
ic made to unscat Il. Il. Butler, in the
s''prcs,ht Congress.
Mr.. \. -. Muller, the architect Of
the Treasury, has decided to use In
building the iIpNville Custom House,
"A beautiful gray marble found on the
Frenellhroad. four miles abvove Knox
willie. The marble of East Tennessee
fs-wonderfuI IN both quantity and vari-
ETY..
The Liabilities Of the Stale are SIS
539. sll2 q, and the estimated resources
$G.c06. $3.50. The present years rev.
enue il about worthless, n IL is mostly
llttiN III uoitS w INV APn'N W
see. The Comptroller says the pay of
the Legislature, aud the salaries OF the
Judges will consume every dollar of
currency which will be received during
1870. The affair looks rather Tue.
At lenrh the Radicals have paper
in Nashville. They call 1t the Ir'O"''o
Now let the editor change his own
name 10 Grccly, aad we VIII lurllish
Ahnm the white coa., ar be Responsible
for its being done.
TuE FIRST DIsrICr. Tho oilelal
returns from the counties COMPOSING
the first congressional DISCREET recciN'u
AT The Office of the Secretary OF Sih'e'
foot up rs follows. n ,ot
For H. II. Butler v'n7a
u For James Whine. NN4 300
For y q. Taylor. 80
,,,L,o sos
Tur baltimore SIM says That the
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the Pension Benulea"'
PrNsIoS BrrLER PRS oN BOIL
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notify the pubic that James cobb is M
partner mr. agent oi mine 10 cure cauccrs
alsl have this day taken MY snlye away
lrom him aml lac Is moi To make nor usc ,as
cancer Sal,e. Given nndcr nay hand tuii
tll lay OF December, 1879.
Tn. 4. A. COBB.
have removed TO wytl,e county.
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A MORAL FOR SCHENCK.

From the Chicaqo Post.
Mr.. Schenck says if his tariff bill is killed,
as it now promises to be, its epitaph will be
''nibbled to death by pismires," or ''kicked
to death by grasshoppers. But we trust the
bill will not be killed Let the pismires and
grasshoppers swarm about it, and divest it, as
they are rapidly doing, of its unjust monopoly
features, and then give it a fair field and
long life.
Let Schenck be warned. The pismires and
grasshoppers will be to the giant Monopoly
what the Lilliputians we're to Brobdignag.
Numbers 60 further than mere muscle and
meat.
Another thing. Before Mr.. Schenck beats
the air any longer as the blind windmill of
the tariff, he ought to study political economy
as taught by these very pismires of which he
speaks in such contemptuous terms. The
ant, or pismire, is the very model of healthy
and vigorous home industry. He is the pat
tern worker of the universe. He asks and re-
ceives no protection. His gains are the sim
pie rewards of his own unaided labor.
Moreover-and to this fact we call Mr..
Schenck's particular attention-the ant is the
great renovator of the universe. He is the
great cleanser of the Augean stables of the
earth. He feeds upon otfal and withdraws
from exposure all the poisonous carcases
whose noxious gases are the chief enemy of
man. He has been known to consume every
particle of the unwholesome body of a NAM
moth elephant. Think of that, Mr.. Schenck!
and thank Providence for providing the ant
that shall clear away the corrupt carcase of
Tariff Monopoly when the House shall have
slain the giant and thrown its body out upon
the plain.
One more word to Mr.. Schenck and we
are done. 1t is this: $50 to the ant, thou
sluggard! Consider his ways, and be WISE!