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Tie Capture of Rome.

The tremendous drama now in pre-
gress before the walls Of Paris has in
a drawn the attention of the
world from the hardly less important
and still more dramatic march of
events on the Italian peninsula. With
the entry of the Italian troops into
Rome, the temporal power of tho Pa
pacy, the oldest government in Eu7
rope, is extinguished. But a few
weeks since nm assembly of the higir-
est d~ignitaries of the icost ancient and
splendid church in Christendoin, met
at Rome and decreed the in~GallibiIitY
of the Pope. And now comes the
rough trooper, who like Henry Will.
has warred On monasteries and boriie
with less Indifference the ban of the
church, to clank his sabre across the
halls of the Quirinal, and to garrison
the city with his hard-headcd and her
etical Piedmontese. The fall of the
Second Empire is at most the fall of a
government which has lasted but a
score of years; but the capture of
Rome begins a new era in the history
of Christendom. AT present it is idle
to speculate upon what course the
Pope will pursue. 1t is greatly to the
credit of his humane disposition that
forbade any attempt to defend'his pat
rimony by force; but it by no means
follows that he will accept the pro
gramme said to have been drawn up
for him by the partisans of the FIoren-
tine government, by which he is to be
left in full possession of T~rasteverine
Rome, while the King makes the re-
mainder of the city the capital of the
Italian patton. Plus TX. has shown
a wonderful power of passive resist
ance; and, should he decline to accept
any proposition made to him by the
Italian government, the latter may
find a captured Pope more puzzling
to the diplomatic mind than was the
famous prize-elephant to his unlucky
winner. It will be noticed hat the
extreme republicans have refrained
from any meddling with the march of
the royal troops OF Rome. This alb
stinence was most likely caused by
the certainty that they could achieve
nothing by the opposite line of con-
duct /; but, be the cause what it may
it cannot be laid to the charge of the
Italian radicals that they sought to
embarrass the action of the govern
ment by forcing these peculiar theo-
ries upon the country at a crisis as
important as the completion of italian
unity. The French J~acobins, who
under the lead of the charlatan Clus-
eret, are now seeking to sow dissen-
sion among the defenders of Paris,
might well follow the example of al
lence set them by the Garibaldians
and Mazzinans of Italy World.
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and votes cast in favor of Italian uni
ty, and less than fifty against it. Sew
eral monks and priests voted yes.
LONDON, Oct. 8.
It is reported that in consequence
of the vote of the Romans having
been cast unanimously for the ruler
ship of Victor Emanuel, the Pope
will take up his residence ON the is
land ofMalta.
Archbishop Manning, in n sermon
Mt Westminster, likened Victor Imam
uel to Pontius PLATE.
New YoRK, Oct. 3.
The Tunes special from Rome says ::
AT lis own request the Pope has a
guard of Italian troops with him, who
have charge of the police of the Vati-
can. He wanted TO take the usual
weekly airing in his carriage and on
foot, but was dissuaded from it by
Cadorna. He has expressed a wish
to bless the Italian troops on the
great square of San Pedro. One of
the first DEGREES of the Junta was to
vote the erection of monument to
those who lost their lives in the two
patriotic enterprises of 1867 and 1870
for the liberation of Rome, and who
died in exile or on the scaffold for the
cause of liberty. A medal will be
struck and distributed to all soldiers
of the army of liberation when the
King is crowned in the capital
Measures for the improvement OF
Rome are under consideration in the
Council A public loan viii I've open
ed for thi object. From all this the
people are letl to believe that The row
err and tisiii,y al the ancient Latin
Empire has been restored with the
REQ cupation of the capital.
Cadorna has ordered that the Pope
shall receive the same military hon
ors rendered 10 crowned heads, and
that military honors also be rendered
to the Cardinals.
The people are flocking from all
parts of Italy to Rome
Five newspapers are already start
ed, and the journals of Florence are
sold about the streets.
LONDON, Oct. a,
The New York Times correspond
ent, writing from Rome, Sept. %,
says it is reported that there is a d.
vision in the cabinet of Victor Eman-
uel about the transfer of the seat of
government to Rome, being in favor
Of going there at once, while others
are in favor of waiting and taking a
long breath after so great a surprise
of good fortune. 1t is probable the
former will prevail. The 18th of
October is fixed for the visit of the
King to Rome.
1t is probable that General La Mar
mora will be appointed governor of
the Roman territory. His commission
will include the power of making a
defnitive settlement with the Pope.
1t is thought Antonelli will endeav.
or to smooth away the difficulties, as
he prefers a luxurious life at the Vat
lean, to poverty in the island of NAL
ia. One thing is certain, the c. n.
try will sanction no terms of settle
ment that do not involve the death
and burial of the temporal power
Priests and seminarians again show
themselves in the streets. The Pope
has only once left the Vatican to visit
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Ferrierres, Oct 3.-Nothing inter
esting has transpired around Paris
A sortie from Metz, on Thursday,
was repulsed by General Hummer
with a heavy loss to the French.
Vienna, Oct. 81 The Austrian
government again disclaims ANXIETY
about Russia's designs upon the Dan
ubian principalities.
Tours Oct. 3.-An officer of the
late Pontificial army has arrived here
to organize a corpse of free rifles.
General Chandron is TO have COM
mand of the Fifteenth corps, now or
g~nizing here and at Bourges.
The Garde Mobile received six
thousand chassepots to-day
The Prussian force which recently
crossed the Rhine near Mulneuse has
arrived at Chalmon.
A Prussian detachment was yester-
day driven out of Arienay. There is
evidently a movement on foot with
the enemy to attack Tours.
The Project of the Rhone at Ly-
ons has published a proclaim ton in
accordance with the action ofthe gov.
eminent lately taken comforting plen
arg powers. on the projects.
Selone and other chiefs of the inter
national society Of workingmen have
been arrested at Lyons.
Details are just received here of a
battle near Paris on the 30th ult.-
The firing was constant at Villejuif
for three hours. and then ceased sud-
denly. Tie Prussians were worsted
at first, but they brought up a large
force of artillery from MONTEREY,
when the FreRch retreated. They
were not pursued and did not lose a
man on the retreat. Many carts
loaded With Prussisn wounded have
arrived at Massey.
The Prussians are at La Forte, and
levy heavy contributions.
Continuous firing was heard to
day on the heights of Epernan, and
around Ramboulet.
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TURE, SECRETARY's OFFICE,

COLUMBUs, Aug. 10, 1870.
THE Ohio State Board of Agricu
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500 for essay on history and de-
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For further particulars. address
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the hospital. Count Maliami has ar
rived at Rome to take the direction
of the department. of public %instruc-
ton.
RoME, Oct. 3.
The special to the New York Her
aid says the vote for the plebiscite has
not created surprise, as Prince Boz
ghese, leader of the conservatives and
many prominent priests, were preyi-
ously earnest adherents of Italian SUI
hpremacy.
The knotty point now is, what is to
be done with the Pope.
The Leonine City is now agitated.
The castle St. Angelo, comprised in
the district, is filed with Italian sol
oilers, so that the occupation of the
Leonine City has, intact, commenc-
ed.
In a few days Pho Nmo will n 20
doubt be seen driving around as usu-
al, with only u detachment of ~lancers
as a n%escort, instead of Papal dragons.
Il There is no fear of the Pope un
d. rtaking flight o q foreign country.
The Pope is getting impatient at
his confinement in the Vatican during
the fine weather.
The respectful appearance of the
italian soldiers, especially those from
the 'Meridional'' provinces, when they
visit churches and the Vatican, en-
courages him in the idea of emerging
to get a closer view of the invaders.
81 The weather is magnificent, and
thousands of visitors are arriving dali
lY.
THE PoPE'S LETTER TO VICTOR
EMAN UAL
The Worlds special says the A ch
bishop of Westminster had made pub
lic.a letter from the Pope to King
ENictor Emanuel, in which his Holt
ness says 81 bless God, who has
suffered the last days of my life to be
filled with bitterness for his Church
Through you, and l place In His hands
my cause, which is not my cause, in
deed, but wholly His own"
GARIBALDI AT TOURS.
London, Oct. "a correspondent
telegraphs to-day that Garibaldi ar
rived here this morning at z o'clock.
The Archbishop, almost concealing
his robes in his paletote, accompanied
Cremieaux to receive him, and shook
hands with Garibaldi, who says he
must now overthrow the superstitions
ofsMonarchy, the cause of all the dis
asters to France. After receiving an
ovation at the station, they: drove to
the Archbishop's palace.
ARRIVAL OF GARIRALDI.
Garibaldi arrived here before he
| was expected. An officer offered to
escort him with his troops, but Carl
baldi replied that he was not accus-
toned to an escort. He added that
he hoped to meet hat officer again ON
| the field of battle, helping to drive
the enemy from the Republic. Gar
ibaldi then went to the Prefecture,
where he received the members of the
| Government. AT that moment a bat
talon of Franc Tireurs, loudly cheer
ing. entered the yard of the Project
ure, demanding to be reviewed by
Garibaldi, and shouting "Hfvs Carr
baldi, Kve Republique, and request
ed M. Glasis Bizoin to give Garibaldi
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an embrace for the battalion. NJ.
Cremieux delivered q patriotic dis
course and the crowd separated, shout
ing fer Garibaldi and the Republic.
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~ On and after Monday, pee. 2fsta 1858,
passenger trims will arrive at the follov~ +;
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GOING SOUTH. sAs4Ss.V7a
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former Post Office

HHLH
that he has opened in the
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room a full and complete stock
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= coATINGs,
CASsIMERES,
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T a K b s OF s 2 O. :.
T~reasurer's Notice.
~

No6e to the Tax payers of Ashland County, Ohio In pursuance heL l. GUTEETUs EYEARIeK
said Ashland mub,h hereby notify the TAX payers HeiH that Their s of Taxation fol the year
are conehys hedi nhe6 following esngH the number of cent levied on each hundred lola flax
BILE property IN the several Townships dn Incorporated villages of said County.
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TRAINS GOING EAST san s.
Stations. E1p's E1p's Exp. KI7s

Chicago 11.2o am 800 pm 500 nm 6.st pm
Valparaiso I1.42 807 49, b.
Plymouth 1.50 pm l.50am 5 fo-o5t- .sss'
Warsaw--810-a7 o.53-M-o61A
Columbia 4.I9 q llJ5Spu10.3o
q, w.vn. A s.15"5.15 12ze.a lilo
TT. wayne d 800 "545- 1855" 11.2o
Van Vert 6.5S e 2.I2s 1871 ana
Lima 40 sos 3.s1 .
UpSand,s'y54s zoos a5.O3 /" 3I0f"ss Z
Bucyrus 6,15 I" 10.45 q $50 " 3.5z a. -
-. A $40 Ills q $40 40
ofss's e.55 1925 pm . 8 ;eosn
Wooster S.23e 2Ol q SIS 6 Ga
Qrrvillee 8.42 AZ g s.57 6.45 r - -
MassiIlon s.26 |. 2-5s 9.35 g III
Canton 9.19 " 3.13 " t9,57 q .7.S5 "Yacoia
Alliance / A $50 $3.50 " l0.45 $50
D9,55 { 355ss 1l.00 g $40
Salem 1o.1sa 4.23 !" 11.40 " 9.0s /"
Rochester se'tr Coz 6 2.05 pm 1o.62 AaaItl
Pittsburg 1890 ann 7.05 SIS Hiss - sai
EHas bRe F. r. MYERS. 3tsg
General Ticket Agent
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STATE LEVY.
COUNTY LEVY.


Township +: 12o L0 130 400 200 100 80 100 40 IO 1850 $50 8# 2O
Sch. D. 120nTGL3 400 200 100 80 LOO 4SO 1O 1OT 1900 s. $3.50
do Corporation, ,1O lo $50. 400 200 100 go 100 4So 1o 100 1900 25o@o
Green TowmhI aI2o 15o lao 400 200" 100 80 100 40 80 100 tIsOe wk 1o
Corp fo 1O 1870 90 300 100 80 100 4SO go LEO 1900 $50 29O
:. do Sch. D. 1o Io 100 400. 200 100 80 100 80 90 LOO 200 ao
vamnmn Township 1o 1o 100 90 200 Loo 80 LOO 49, a5 aI5n 1910
IHayvTe Sch, D! - 100 1O 1O 400 200. leo 80 100 4O y5 1855 &c 1890
do Corp 1o 1o 1870 400, 200 100 80 Leo $50 s5 1855 400 1880
TIP, 10 $50 L3O 400 900 100 80 1o 40 1870 afras sos 80 f1sa5
Adm6d Corp 1o $50 1870 4o 200 100 80 100 4o 60 700 1000 $500
Orange Towmhp 1O- 1870. 1870 400 200 100 80 100 80 80 # $50 so1sOo
Lake - do "#%4 I2Of $50 1880 A. 200 100 80 LOO 4O 80 80 - 900 5a 1900
IMd@n do Io Lo $50 400 200 100 so 100 40 so 70 $40 1850
do Dist . 1or15o $50 Loo 200 100 80 100 40 80 10 1920 1000
do do g. 12oa $50 1870 400 2eo 1o 80 Loo 4o 80 70 1850 2o
JqumeHe school 40 LEO 1870 400 200 100 80 100 4so so 20 2O 1850
Perry Township 1o 15O 1o 400 2Od 100 80 Ice 4o Ito ST $50 IS 1920
do Dist IS 81 100 1850 1870 100 200 LOO 80 LOO 1901 10 So $50 h 1880
jackson Township 12o 1o 1So 400 200 LOO 80 LOO $50 H /. 20 @ 9Je
IMHhn 2. do 30 $50 1870 400 100 LOO 80 100 4O ,5 - 25 - 1I2o
Milton do 100 $50 1870 400 200. 100 80 LOG 40 so &@ ISo - 1860
lCemorek do aM 1o5 $50 1o 400 200 100 80 100 $50 20 2o 1870
IRuIs do io 1850 1870 400 200 100 80 LOO 4So RS @5 25 1885
Troy - do - 1870 1o 1870 400 100 100 80 100 4o 80 500 ~ 1920
Sullivan do lo 1O $50 400 100 loo. 80 100 80 80 800 1890
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The Maine girl who, in her devotion
to fashion, was killed by insects from
her jute switch eating into her brain,
died in the line of july. 81
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READY MADE CLOTHING

For Men and Boys will be complete in ,ey-
cry particular, as l intend to keep only
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
I Railway

On and affcr June 18th, 1870, trains wilt
as follows tTraifr4eaving Chicago at-5,Ss.
p. M, leaves daily.1 Train leaving Pitts
burgh at 100 p. M, leaves dailT.1
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Good Goods.

| am sure to give full satisfaction. especial
ly rs my prices will be as low and lover as
any in the State.
A full Stock of
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And mean 20 give all who may favor me
with their patronage,
THE BEST Quality OF GOODS,
@ THE BEST TRIMMINGS.
TILE BEST FIJI, AND MOST
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NAPOLEON AND BAZAINE TRYING
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TRAINS GOING VEST, -
Stations. Exp's Exp's Exp's Exp

"a
pittsburgI2.l5a am 2.55 pm 6.45am p.soarn.
Rochester " 1858 :" $50 lbs"
salem 2.4s " $50 g 5o2Is LIZ pm.
Alliance ! "A. s15Ie.20 I" 1855 g zee g
D,3.30 Gao lLl5tt 20 go
Canton ass g s7.24 q 12,l5pm 2,57 e.
Massillon 4l1H IA g LAC . BIS /.
OrYille 4.39 " SIS 1.25 " 5 Z
Wooster 500 /" s.45 2.01 " 40 . -
Mansfield 6.15 i" 1920" 49, 5.5s
c A 6,4o 1920 /" 4,4o $50
ofes ID 100 1l.05 800 am 6sbo
Bucyrus 7.20 11.29 " CPS" 7.33
Up Sand's'y 746 II $50 0 SIS
Forest tSI2.2S am T.37 6.52 ft,i&at
Lima S.56 si'srI.30 /" 9.o5 = 10.2oi@ -,
Van Vert SIS t2.30se 1~0.12T~1I28 ri
Fl. Waynef Al 1895 3.35 II IS - 12s4oanapata
D 1910 $40 11.55 " 12.b0 '@aU
Columhia---Al9M12 pm129@
Warsaw sos l-30s 2.15
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Valparaiso 7.33 !" 40 !" 4-35
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STYLISH GARMENTS

Equal to any made in the largest cities.
My st OK of
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ROME, Oct. 8, 1870.
Later returns show over fifty thous-
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Victor Emanuel and Pontius Plate.
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= RAwEllN@ BAGS.

LOUIS LEON.
Ashland, Sept. Z, 1870. Z
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FROM RONNE-

The Romans Almost Unanimous for
Italian Unity.
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The War.
FIGHTING NEAR PARIS,

OF A soRTIE AT METZ.
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EP0RTED DEATH OF GENERAL
Won MOLTKE.
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The campaign is over, aud candi-
dates breathe easier.
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The Court of Common Pleas, after
a term of three weeks, has adjourned.
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The Farmers are bringing in win
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THE POPE TO REMOVE TO MALTA
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Atlantic Tfme Table. III
GoiSo EAST.

On and after Dec. 1, 1868 trsiH
will run as follows: 1890
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An old and well known citizen OF
Crawford county named Henry HE'S,
who resided at Leesville, three miles
West of Crestline, was found IN bIs
house Friday night, hanging by the
neck and dead. The deceased was
sfxty-fiye years ofage, and had been
a resident of that county thirty two
years Intemperance aud poverty 10
duced the rash act
! Two Frenchmen, who speak no
English, and who fed from France
to avoid military service, arrived in
Van Weh come days since They
were both very sick. One has since
died. and was buried In the lnfirmary
Graveyard. The other is lying very
low at a house in Van Vert.
At Sidney Ohio, Harry K. Wood,
aged about twenty years, was shot by
Frank Carey, under the impression
that he was a burgIer. In the absence
of Carey, Young Wood called to stay
all night. He was assigned to the bed
of young Carey, who was expected to
return, and a note hung on the lamp
telling him who his bednate vas
Upon his return. the lamp betng dim,
and not seeing the note. discovering
young Wood. who attempted to rise,
he shot him in the head infi,ting a ia
tai wound.
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The Equinox and the storms have
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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-10-12

Rouen, Oct. IA railway acct
deAt between this city and Amiens,
to Il lain laden with French troops,
caused fifteen to be killed, fifteen
mort hy wounded, and II hundred
seriousi., iljlned-
Neuf Chateau, Oct. 3, Via Tours,
OcL. Ait is rnmored here that The
body of Won Moltke was in the lead
coffin which recently passed through
Toul. Won Moitke Is n native of
Maklenburg.