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TInER TENT.
THE GERMANS TO EVACUATE
PARIS AT ONCE AND RE
TIRE BEYOND THE
SEINE.
CONDITIONS oFTHE-INDEM HITY.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF
THE NEWS AND THE EN-
PEROR'S DISPATCH
IN BERLIN.
THE GERMANS WILD WITH JOY
THE GRAND REVIEW AT LoNGcHAMps

THE GRAND REVIEW AT LONGCHAMPs.
VERSAILLES. March 1.-The Herald
correspondent, just returned from Per-
il, gives the following account of the
Emperor's review of the German
troops at Longchamps:
At exactly 1920, the Emperor drove
up to the background stand in an
open carriage, attended by dragons
and great officers, his household
alighting at the steps of the grand en-
trance. He took his horse and canter-
ed across the field toward the general
staff, which had followed along the
line. AS the Emperor appeared, the
bands played He'll Der.n and all the
troops saluted him. The Emre error
looked exceedingly well, and rode
dashing by, despite his lingering indis-
position. As he rode down in front of
the line the flags were dropped, and the
men gave three ringing cheers. The
Emperor kept his hand in his helmet,
and smiled upon the soldiers. Passing
Bismarck, he waved his hand i'm a
friendly manner. Twice having pass
ed up and down the lines, the Emperor
gallOped across the field to q point two
hundred yards to the right of the grand
stand, facing the troops for moment
with deep emotion, when the order
was given to march. The bands struck
up, and, with n splendid step, thirty
thousand men marched past in so per-
feet manner, that each battery pre-
snnted profile as only one gun.
The Emperor leaves for Germany
Instead of Monday.
THE EMPERoR's DISPATCH.
BERLIN, March 3.-The Empress
has received the following dispatch
from the Emperor:
VERSAILLES, March 81 have Just
ratified conditions of peace, which the
Bordeaux Assembly have accepted
Thus far the work is complete which !
was, through seven months battles, to |
be achieved.
Thanks to the valor, devotion, and |
endurance of our Incompatible army, |
and the sacrifices Of the whole father |
land. The Lord OF Hosts has every
where visibly blessed our enterprises !
and by His mercy has permitted an /
honorable peace. To Him be the hon !
Of; to the fatherland thanks.
jSlgned WILHELM.
The above was publicly read amid /
he looming of artillery, the ringing
If bells, and the cheers of the people
Wild with joy.
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TIE COLDSPPTNG FARM.

TIE COLD NPRING FNRM.
of so acres; one nile fran Denton.
orc mile from steamboat landi;Ig, fly,
miles from the Md. & Del. r. r.; one
thousand leach trees, fifty apple trees
choice varieties of Strawberries. cher
rieS, PLUMB, apricots, crab apples, dwarf
pears, splendid new buildings, worth
IS 0OO
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-10
THE PEACE PRELIMINARIEs.
IHeraid SpeciaI.1

VERSAILLES, March 1.-The prelin. :
narics OF peace arranged by Bismarck
and other plenipotCntiaries with THEIRS
and Favre are as follows:
Article one specifics the line of de-
narration.
Article second provides that France
will pay Germany five milliartls francs,
one milliard al least in 1871 and all the
rest in the space of three years from
ratification.
Article third provides that the evac-
nation IL 20 commence on the ratifica-
ton of the Treaty by the Assembly,
That the German troops Will then inn
mediately quit Paris and the left bank
of SEINE, and the departments of Cher.
Indre, Loire, and Seine-mferi .urs.-
the French Will remain behind the
Loire till the signing of the dcfiuitivc
peace, except those in Paris, where the
& pVernment is not to have exceeding
forty thousand troops. The Germans
will eVacuate the right Lank of the
Seine gradually after the signing of the
deiinitive treaty and the payment o.
i've hundred thousand francs. Afer
the payment of two nilliards the Ger
mans will only hold the departments
# Manre, Arlennes, Meuse, Nosees.
Mounts and Belfort. After the pay
mcnt of three milliards, the Germans
will only Keep 5000 troops in France,
but If sufficient money guarantee is
given the Germans will evacuate cont
pletely at once, otherwise tile three
milliards will carry interest at ) per
cent. from date of rattle ,tion.
Article four provides that the Ger /
man troops make no further requis:-
tons; that the French Government |
will find food for the army of occupa-
ton of the ceded department; that
arrangements will be made
with the inhabitants and time given
them to move if they please, and that
40 obstacle will be placed in the way
IF Emigration.
Article six provides that the prison
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Il Great OTrr.

f,r.,,. afr Horace Waters, Isl
Rroadwuy, New Yu,kt VIII
dispose nf One Hundred PIANOS, AELODF"- s. ara
oRGA:s SIX ftst-ci makers. ;Hc!gdi.'S Harls,
L EXT RENE. .JW EIGEs, FOR cam. II RHO III
NuSrl:. ~ wa 'I=ko part cR-h aEi baiai.ei ia
monthly OF .lIaLt.r lILs alImcIlts.
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FREE to BOOK AGENT

We viii send handsome Pros uctus Of our new
illustrated Family Etbis aiming over 200 fn>
scripture Illustrate to airy Book Agent, free OF
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-10
HE PICTURE HILL FARM.

Caroline County, Md,
of 1O3 acres, on the Choptank river
having a steam boat wharf on it, with
a good scope of country to support i; !;
with lime kiln, good buildings, Il
large variety of fruit, Convenient t.
churches and schools, only six mile
from EastOn, the largest business tom
on the Delaware Peninsula.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-10
The LaPlERRB HOTEL,
DENTON. Nd.

twenty-six rooms, furnish
ed throughout, with all modern con-
plenty of out-buildings,
for thirty horses; including
all outfit, stock, &C., worth, cash,
81, 001.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

PRFLIMINARIES OF PEACE
RATIFIED-THE GERMAN
EMPEROR AND THE
FRENCH AS
SEMBLY.
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EESS,


ETbs Editors of the News are nos resPOnsi-
4. Cor OPINIONS expressed by correspond
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REistol-Geodson. Va.


The next Session. of Five Months of this School for Y
commence the 18th of Jan 1871 in charge OF the IIon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22
(8prtfrBung fOIat.)

GInsm altsn S&aftr, Der auf sin.m
@uts In pUfsn lest, ma6ts has @trI&t
bic gnIsiSt, In 8ublanb fti ftIn Srubrr
Ssliorbtn unb babe ibm elm rnormss Ser.
m5ssn bInttrIaftn. Statt baribtr ere
frsut ju ftln, psissrtt litt Ju aussmsintm
GrRauntn btr alte S&iftr, isns Grbf&aft
anjuirtttn, tr pOllt ftiu @rlb ppn sIntm
Srubtr, Der sinR benz &ailtr ais SpiOn
ssbisnt unb baburh ben @runb ju lttnsm
SsrmSssn SsItSt; Der gtrfcrtsns itt elm
Gsinb fsinss 8utsrIanbss sspsltn unb
babe babur@ feline braUtn GIttrn in's
Grab ssbratt; tr itIbit ftt iitrissnS aud
i&un pIsI 3u aIt unb babe feline eul, fur
feline 8lnrtr, bic ion GdCn ni6t msbr an.
fsbsn. btntn tr ais S&dftr niat msbr
gut stnus III, feline 8ubs aubuOpftrn;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22

Iae Whf 4n.a Id. 5ianai ltm, Vab Sbr
pgns allt @riiirhiuna ans @sihalt Of
ZEN fGnnt.
"Shen git! flate 6artine.
,.Nllc rOrii6tis - uub srsift tfin ma
gsreS Stiif, 5auS! @uir @rrihinnd
Die Gcmpdanirfiibt fann rim 0uirs e iId
8irb astrdudfn.
Ter fleIne 3ambour unb Der 9pleai
9islisn iit I'm @stiiit psrIlsdt. Sbnrl.
bsr nnb SuhbUll lhrittsn lula unb uns
prrbadtt8 bem SborWsa hsS @ebGltS su.
Der 5cf War Gbt, In bsn @tb6upsn b5rts
mai ntdbt bas ssrinslt @trluIh unO ans
&9hrtn fantsn fpsrrwsit aui. 5aIl tdtts
man 8lautsn f6nnsn, bas @sb5It Iel vol.
lanbts SerlaHtm. S&nsiosr ma&tt NE.
niSasnS hIslt 8tmsrtuns ,u IsInem Sc.
fa9rtsn, .....
n6m! Das iii absr wirtlI& auffallenc
srwisenIe Snbbpli; ntdt nal ein 9unt
ihla8t bel uElsrer anndbsruna all, unt
pr& BAT her aItt 9armann ,wsl lsbr mad.
ame &Gter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22
MitaatiCD's G0gOss. .

Dunniort, pa.
Wriurn 6rrunbrn unb 9efannten bitrmit biz
sresbrne Gnjeisr, bab pbises QpfaI ntu tiillsrid>
trt unO bsoeitsnt prrsrSbert pOrrfn il. 9EarRi
Gilrnbabn ppn Scranton filbrt bis ;im Saulr
au9 nndt brrirlbe barhuf aufmCrfIam, tae Ga
nit gutter Staluns fir pfrrbs prrlrbtn n.
23ilS Qpuis Mitnnlb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22

@Ins lsltlams 3eltamsntcfIanlel bat sin
unldna(t In berlin Usrlicrbrnsr @Grltu-
matlsr ssmaGt. Derfelte bat sin rsbt an.
ltbnIi6ss 8trm6ssn binttrlafsn. 3u
Isinsn sptntuelIsn .Grbsn sebGrt tin Gns
tel, bsm sr mad psn btsOerissn grlabrun,
ssu feline bsIonpsre SplibiiGt sutraut. Sn
otm 9elamtnt bat sr nun belImmt, bic
fer gnTsIlOtn lc(lr srl tann jur Grbl6aft
su9slaliru wsrprn. wrnn er na6,uwsifcn
Inn Stants isi, bab TT weniefsnS bOpprlt
70 pirI sbeliGs aIS aubsrebtlihs &inprr
Su trnabrtn babe,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22
SSirtbS. unS apIfbdus.

Der lluis3si&ntie empffbIt ltinru arruntSu
unb ben Deutiben ibrrbhnpt ifiu au Ter 9hf-
icnffrdbr, CbrrbaIt btr Uidin, Svbe 9nrf, aflCar,
nrS epFal no PC leiS bic bsftfn GIftriufr rprfin.
ben tperesn.
SOIitt etute ITnnrn isbrpeit quito arf uut
9cgiS tnIs!b frbaltrn.
glub prrbrn In trm 6jrbautc ntbrnan ailr IN
has SatiIerfa6 rinl9ln0rnbrn arbfiin augrirr~
t9t pbrr rrpnrirt. 25n9
antrtas Sbbn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22

Datun melIr 81 jurlfbtn isin nit BEN.
waS sr I'M Shwsibs fsims 9lnasN6ts a6
srwrrtr. Dis jtinbsr tes gIlien parsn
phssaen folder aniiht ntbt, nnb ba ale
@C,ilrlInuatn itnttlcS blisbsn, 70 ptr-
tlnsitm lie rrm eiaenilnniaen brtm @triht,
pn6 TT turh lrine s3siseruus. bic Orb
ihaii dnSnlrslrn, tbr SntfrslTs bena6tbsi-
liAr. OitltS bat btn Shairr ptruritrilt,
- WiRIonGr ~ ipsrbrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22
.. SiIsoOIl's
fOein & Giquor 9anSlrn1a,
500 2aCfaipanHa SlOennc.

Bette Wbisfies brlGirpsnfr Warfsn, 9p9nat,
3pst(6srnpalffr, Strlinr 0rtrfihe.Niimmsl,
NbIynib, Guraeac, WaraiRinc une ilberbnupf
brlls auSpobI inportirtsr uub rintrim ilHcr
giauSre pcrf, S&erry unb Rbeinprinr, Srpt&
Nlf unb 9pnbpner 9crtFr.
8abrifaipn allfr 8ru9t.Syrups, alS Hdeps
berrv, Qempn, pineapple, 0iu9sr, Vdnilld u. I. NJ.
Simcn's ,,Yru1ian 8itttrs" ipirc ais aussr-
,eiduslss 5pnir tbtrall Strfauft unb tif ge8tn
Dispsplia unb CUR Slutrsiniguns ais SOrlil9li'
Ges @ttrGnf rmpfpbIsn. 1omtH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22
ROBINSON & MENZEI

hODlSNON " MGN AHA
rrIautrn II9, siutm psrsbrtrn Yublifum srsebrnIt
an,ussisru, paB ie cine nsue une rIraaute Srlt-
auraliOn au Obissm YIaBs erUHntt babsn unO
frinr WiIbe l6eufn psrpeIL i6re GIGls auf tas
SsHe ~ bfbitnsn. 8t9elmGeigr StUfaGn9rr ~
bsrabsrlsBisn prriien bspiribet.
Die ausgeluGtrlfn Sptilrn unb Gfir1nFe
Rsrben In fiirstRer 8rilf unb better Irt igpirt
unt fIlF sAtf llnlrbaIhlns sbenfaaS Spr0s 8s-
tra9fn.
Surb bisrsftt 8trbinbune NIT ben er1tn Sm-
pOrtrurrn BON Neiprgprf lnb mir fsts nit fri
Idrn Satfrl6nbil6en unb rinbeimil6sn Dslfat-
fNrn psrlrben unb MAIDEN bier DEFENDERS auf
unlere 9Beine fir Gamtisnasbrau4 eufmsrfiam,
bic mir bigiseg Az Iieisrn I'm 9fanSe iInb, nIs
irgsnb Elm 0fI96ft bifier @ssenb.
@s laten su sinsm rsinsn @lalr Mtin pbsr
anttrsn grfrilbunsfn frfunblibf elm
8ctiuiCu u, Rsa;eL
Ssrsptgn, 81. Ros. ta7O.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22
SbaS. y. Scboti,
ST G It q % I, q tic % .

Gdr gpycnling ASs. aub Commercial aarp
balt lfst5 bic beRen @finr, Bier, Vic ruo amber
@Irtr6nfr, IOpir Gioarrer.
Auf lrine Rrlfauraticn rrhubt tr fb brInn.
brrs nufmtrFlam ~ MAIDEN. auilrrn auf irbr
grt jubrrritrt; @tleaibaften une damirn rr-
ben inNpripabimmeru bsbitnt.ss 2ieS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22
CHAS. OCHS'

SSctll> ttilp fcDnil.
llutr9ntnrtrr ma6t birrmit iriurn 8rsuabrr
unb ben DrutIbrn iibrrbdupt bsFnurt hnG Gr in,
brr prnn Npcnur, IN Dem frilbrr ven GerarN
@iinfrr brppbntrn gUfnIs, cine gRirlbibdit rtiir
net bat unS Iabrt Vile frrunelitf gum 2,r,u
Gin. GIrlrGnIr fril9 nnc Sprilfn l9madbaft.
(9IO GbarIrs Dds.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22
GerInania Halle.

Gintm prrebrtfn publium bic rr9etene Yin
jrist, bnb pbi9rS, nabf hrm Depot geIeaene SpIa.
neu rinarrihtrt une eteeufrne perlbGnert ppTern
4 uub untsr err 9tihing pe5 llntersri6nstrn efm
brutfHsn publifum jsBt tpirtrr piEn liebt.
Die 3rit ber forrirllen ginHaibung ipirb lpG-
ter btFnnnt gfmadt.
Das nusesSritnfit ..STbsliriOn" nnb zine
burHgrtifrnes 95entilatipn MAIDEN eieitS 9pfal
III ben anarnrbmfen Auftnibnlisrrt tn btr
Shti QOiHN 9pbn 2flbIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22
S50mcr s Nanfe,
8srtaufsr Won
Srpcerteen nmb 9SrpbifTpMerI,

Wainlira6e, Spbt Yari
usbsn Ssm Sptfl bes Strrn @sOr9s grSbsr.
Ginem strebrRn bsutfGen publifum bic rr8e-
bsnfs An,rigr, baB mir fortpabrrnb sinsa aiis9e-
pG6lirn 8OTratb ppn Vropiant unb 9stsnsmtt-
trIn an Snnb baItfn uib 3u ben billsiffn prriirn
AT unIere 9unbtn pfrfaufen.
SnSrm mir I'm sablrtiGen 3uiprnt bitten,
gVbrn pir bic @erlIteruua sab lOppbI Nualitat
pie Yrtils tsr Baarrn aIGtS iu piini9tn ibrig
IaGtn. Snaps
SaFcb Sauer. 8risbrit @anft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22

SSrtc6ritb S6raber,
8atrifant bon fpruS elnSem Gronf 8ier,
Sarfaparilla nnS alintralwaGrr,
8abriF In @uIbsrryRrabe, swii&rn gtnn II. @pu-
ming apfnur.
NDrter, ale unb Gaserbier,
In 8IaIGtn, ipire ~ ben uirori8ffn preiIrn I'm
gr0esn nnb allen pIGBfn her City fOiirnfrrt &C"
liefrrt.
6inr Grfabun9 prn 25 9nbrtn IN mrinem &C.
t6fir btfabi9t mid, sinen Sarinpdrilla su lie
,trn, Der ne nnSsrrn 8abrifnte iibtrirfFt unb tfr
BsGunbbrit Iebr sutrG8Itd tf. Das G'rfGdft ffebt
untrr mtinrr prrlDulibrn esituu8, une UpIlr 3us
frisbenbrit pirb enrantrt.
AuftrGes, tsIGe bel Srrrn Spbn 3eiblrr abgc-
grbtn pSer burb bic pph mir sugtlnnbt prrbtn,
fnbsn prpmptt SerIfFGti8ung.
26ba 8r. SGrabtr.
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is centrally located.
Read the non resident notices.
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Vegetable Remedy.

The great Indian DIuretIc cures ali dIs-
eases Of the urinary organs, su, b as incOn-
thence Of urine, Inflammation OF the blad-
der, inhammati If the kidneys, stone IN
the bladder, structure, gravel, Gonorrhoea,
gieet, aud is especially recommended in
Fluor Albus or Whites.
Each package contains one bottle filed
with sugar-coated Pills, and one vial filed
with Medicated Powders, sufficient TO make
one pint of injection; and one Syringe.
Price IS; by mail. s. so.
Sold by druggists everywhere r--...a
We desire 70 send our thirty two page
pamphlet, entitled, Man and Woman AZ In
vulids,' to every reader Of this paper Send
address, with stamp to pay return postage,
and address as follows:
St Louis Medical Association,
III North Sixth street,
1t Louis. Missouri
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aBOLIVARHETEES.
.KierntOrp Factory.

You all don't know what "kjerntCrp'
H}eans, and that as true as preaching We
never knew until last Thursday, on which
day, in company with friend, we visited
what used to be known as Leatheryille,
dE9S Tateville, the property of I. 7. Jones,
Esq, one and half miles from Bolivar, on
the Brownsville road, and learned from MIR.
BerElund one of the brothers who have taken
five years lease on the shops, lanyard,
mills and factories there He told it
meant in, English a homestead by a small
lake, and although it smacks little Of jaw
breaking, is very appropriate, as there is
homestead there, and IA beautiful artificial
lake. So MUCH for Kjerntorp, which our
friend Tom P--n insists on pronouncing
chipn. top !
&. Burglund & Bro, the lessees, are
Swcdes-liye and energetic men, and with
the reliable labor, which is also swedish, at
their command, are making the Kjerntorp
Factory and Mills, as we'll as the lanyard,
Just, what they should be. In the factory,
carding spinning, picking and weaving is
done to perfection; the lanyard turns out
the, best Of leather, while the grist mill has
the reputation of making the Lest meal in
the. country. Parties having wool to pick
clean, card, spin or weave into good sub
stantial CLOTH need have no fears now that
their orders will not be promptly attended
to, as MIR ,Berglund aQd his assistants are
just the. kind Of workwen to put things
through and no grumbling. Their charges
are quite low, and within the range Of all
Owing to. defec tive levees, the lesseos have
had considerable trouble in securing full
supply of water to run all the machinery
used by then, but they gre now about
through repairing, and are ready and willing
to work for the public generally.
A visit to Kjerntorp Factory, ride in the
unique boat over the ripping lake, stroll
through the groves, and an acquaintance
with Mr. Berglund and his hospitabe fam
lily is desirable at any time, and those of our
citizens who wish to spend pleasant day
could do no better than wepd their way
thitherward, where. we assure them, they
will be welcomed with unfeigned good
heartcdness.
Look opt for US, Berglund. We are
coming again, and will try to capture some
of those fine lake fish.
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Attachment Notice.
Before w. II. Armfeld, ]. P
State of Tennessee, Hardeman County ::

State of Tennessee, Hardeman County:
w B. T. Gooeh VS.. w. Il. Grantham.
This publication is to notify w. r. Gran
than to appear and defend a suit against
him by attachment, before me, w. II. Arms
field, a Justice of the peace for Hardeman
county, on Saturday, thu 9th day of May,
1871, at my house, then and there to de-
fend the suit thus commenced between W.
B. 7. Gooch, plaintiff, and w. r. Granthaun,
defendant, by attachment; otherwise the
cause will be made final. Publication to be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Boil
ivar Bulletin, requiring the defendant to ap-
pear before said Justice on the day above
named, and that said Grantham is Justly in
debted to said plaintiff $500, due by note.
and that the said Grantham is about to
remove or is removing himself and proper
ty out Cf the county, privately, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served on
him.
Said proceedings are now On file in my
Office w. II. ARMFIE ID,
J. P. in Hardeman county.
This March 2S, 1871. a8w4