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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-10-26
. s4IEsT MARKHIs1MJ
HVReH pIRE1<FpRH

Il 5Rslioious services are regularly held In
|fks following churches in this place every
.eabbath morning and evening.
b lfethodist. Episcopal Church. corner Of
lth and Church streets: Rsv: Il X Dls-
iaskt Esstor. Prayer meeting every 1hurs-
rs3ay evening EstiL9zzlt'i 1il.a offs safsx
frssbyts73au chuch, eone-z6fasd. and
Church streetas Rev John Robinson, Pas
.tof. Prayer messing syery rWsdnesaay
!. sTiSids TasSts.s esaareh; between c61feh end
Orange streets. Rev. J. W. Swick Pastor.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening;
e Second Christian Church, South Ashland
chapel. Rev. 8. E. Pearre Pastor. Pray
n meeting every Wednesday evening. d.
United Brethren Church, South Ashland
Chapel. Service every other Sabbath, at 5
o'clock, p. m. Revs. McIntire and NeEili,
pI.tor. sOETFAGo
3. German Reform Church, Sandusky st
Services regularly every 2nd and IN Bum
day Of each manfh. Rev. Daniel thinner
man, Pastor. German Sunday School eve
~ Sunday morning. ,.-,Iy,
Catholic Church, Cottage street. Rev.
Father J.-Kuhn, Pastor. Services every
ID Sunday In each month, at half past nine
o'eiock. A. N.
Church of Christ, on Orange street, John
F. Rowe, regular preacher. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening.
German Lutheran Church, West end OF
Main Street. Minister, Charles Schmidt
Serxicers every Sabbath at 10 a. NJ .lofa
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THE INDIAN DEVIL.
Adventures In Americsn Forests.

A great many years ago, there was
frequently found in the forests of th4
extreme northwest q peculiar animal
known among the aborignes as .;Indi-
an Devil" During the present cen
tnry, if has rarely, if ever been en-.
cpuntered 8 but there are 90 many an
thentieatsd instaicesaof its .existenoe,
that M Intelligent person can donb,
that it once lived and was extraordi-
narily active. ss9i1q fssboo2 ait :, o
sThe Indian Devil was evidently
q croas between the panther and bear
or between animals of similar natures
and obaracteristics. II was extrens-
~ tsnaciohs % life, very sctiseS dog
'ged, And powerful, and literally with
out fear; for it would attack any
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my coaldsnot follow him YET it stood /
ritbia s4eW isst Or m snofinods pine,
mp which il glided with the agility Of
q squirrslpJ 5esa "a 1u.sl %
: Reachin8 o poiat q few feet above
,whers the wooodn1an was eeouching, IL
made 9 spting toward him sh The lat
ter had presencsof mind enough rs
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v.

: N.x. ,,,,;;,;.,,;;,m, q :. TIs cs1led EouI Mrs.
RraSv. cyIsSas 1sssolssa; ae lesss,, to
,aII =. .,-,;ah,.sarw,,ra ,toay as I could
- &c ,bs dstsr,n,sed to keep
- :, n. xor.t 7
l.s o, - =. " ~ a. sh. Looked
'nou'u Lev 49,. h.r She
,e'y CIV -.,;,.....
nearo ine ou. 49,. rIsi, s - :,
and then asked nae how soon4 could
complete my arrangsmsnts prleaving
csstletSWrn. There v a 4 hard. osld,
:.-o-.LI. t,,. - h.ryo;c. and +.
ineAoiaDie 0 - SSTSSs
contempt in 4 that stung me % - the
quick.s Il wss ready to leave at once,
hut. 10 osfT'z.di Ia.isVi7I i'2s.'a ssa .,:soz
"Yha -i,,r e. broken yo,iro On, promise
[,,- s,s,;r,t,,, icI 1,;,sfm;tseaa ,,t,,;,s wis.
s "r. Sss tHs..H.s frrszsss!s. -
its her fflasting % ~. Ans seoasI ee =
part thebetter:: ! think = can can naai- mai,
lage mysdaughter to- the loss she will
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MASONIC.

- +#+7--T=7-[ =
stated meetings Of Ashland Lodge No. f6f
Fl q A. NJ, held at Lodge room in Miller's
Block on Fridays preceding the full moon
ofieach month.
0 VIC. HELTMAN, W. NJ.
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:. Fromr fba Cin. Efee Nafion. Deeszz1. .s1t61l
BY reference Dr. Robacks iadveftise
! emf; enths third rsss, vi. 3 sssa shs
/. Gle IN the lins of 9Stonnat1z Bittei1si
R!hese Bitters ara declined 10 oIbeoome very
populaE, from fhe fhct that they gsnnins
n every sense .of tho term +sthAt b. thew
de rive heir stihm1uss fionr I'm to&erfdf
.fucic naturel Of tho rooip aud herbs of yA3eh
shsy are composid, add bfnce th6ir elI6tkis
Hxtunas We have had the plsaSdfe 5f ffest-d
M the qualifications of these BitttSs, md
a. not heistate TO pronounce them the ''ope
hing nesded In every well-rezdlated hmf-
See advertisement. Once and MANN
tor, Nos. SO, 80, 90 md 81 East Third
% etynd forssle everywhere.
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Humorous.
or Humorous. Yfa9a Oh Il
ystt3j e6i 1896
A high-destiny-Hanging.-
sharp-shooters-Aehins teeth.
The only industrious loafer. are m he Z /.


baker. ''i sszz ssis ela8E ni gtiiri d
Something You can beat "alli hclfr
low q bass drum. 53G 5vsd bIgow ode
: sseb ,ssvaEa.s{e .zEv. vIsgs ri .nc
Either doughty bread or sdcughy
heads are nuisancs.!1i . {Eb a9ato I'd
! 7T3l bisd YfG1c3 noIdsX nj iaDo9
s The he'd! bug. though nnpleasantas
a companion, Is not . hum bug. s- i az
2 The ladies are turning their backs
upon tho Grecian bend. .laUlii<1da a6T
:. 7i8dt 11oIi 7svos1T 1sTeH tIIR .szsaEa
Epitaph for, Gum manufacturers -
Blessed are, the pesce makers. sa1soas
2 Fat people pie are ,l,s5 simply atKoso WHO
are crowded out II 5i''' 2'ii 2'''lA!1
ssil ssnnd 1rd5 olob ara asisE4 rTs
Time settles most things. and devery
body positively. ,a5H1z 3sfl 10 sfqo
I What is the higest pitch of the hu-
mar, yoicst The place where it tops
80 ta-lf+s'a a'-sAf El-aA--
There il no lot more important in
free country than q baislot.i .eisa.
4 Autumn is being done brown. ret
evergreen still holds its own ,;l,irr-
Pickles aid digestion, excspt when
you get your foot into one. 70 '7eaA :
Dry diet for the Knssiaa4 4utocrat.
Turkey without Greece diia betIo4o
{ Where does tho moon go when ibe
gets out Of her qua.lrteersi =. b...s. -,
The man cwhose blood eurlIed has
gons into the cheese line. lses 3aibg
aEI. - VI 'si)as5g3 Ell bas sn
The favorite romance of oficeseek-
ers-Put yourself iu his place, ,,s;,
Dancing is merely the art of put.
ting your foot into it gracefully with
your partner. sllEa noduSo fjia'qa:
sl..i-fb 2 orom fenit Gz3 G9sd sya
You can't. cipher with , the figures
of d dance, though1a dance mar G ,.
urs up a pretty tall bill: salisds4 s4sl4a
The most obliging men are al tion
eefs- they attend 10 every oiies bid
ding. ~ 8
Very few horses eat picked salmon,
but we saw fone standing The other
day beforea shop, with a5bit In his
mouth. sw II b7s-'fa2s Asoj bgsa gs7s
zataFs silt eS;5 ,ssii.7sds 1sf 10. ,gIos
Why should young ladies never
wear stays? Because il il so horrid
to see d girl s.tight ts9s SEC p'i'o
IsGIA -,ig 0iSfisdn3oes lsfiH 20
a man with ascoldng wife says he
has less fears of the jaws 5of7 death
than the jaws Of life, ,,f.,-,~k l,-a,
The man WHO meets one, ones remark.
with a ''fddlesticks!" clearly wishes
, 70 do yiolens to ones feelings. us s'Y
1t is easy to go down Hill ass rule
but the down hill side of life Is the
! hardest of all to travel.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-10-26

etated meetings Of Ashland Chapter, No,
81, 4. a. H., held at lodge rooms IN Nh.
lef's Block, first Tuesday IN each month.
TeSR q Bh. o. P! eowAN, II. p.
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HARDWARE.

Z g. W. 4 T. NJ. BEER,
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass,
Cutlery, 'Painfs. Earpentef'sA Tooh, Sash
and doors. Store one door east Of LIST Nat.
Bank.
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j. 80
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.!,s.E .a,.l,,.1oenld ~ 3;..;r.+aa !, ~, :
,eae6inr j piace sf safety,,s 81 feeling
i rood, tr,isty rife in his Grasp, This
ear was by no means relieved by the,
of Pete, who vas s.frembsi
ing in every limb. and ,whoss eteethF
WeIe ;chatteri6e With terror edJ ss'7
.sWhat Is .the matter With You I" he
asked. ,a9o4,es5 es9 saw rabaii
] ssr,n,,rs,s-,,-,,L.,s,r,,,y,,,.n s-sissa4 ]
"a :, vop q i|;;o,b ttena,d5 =, 'IgtreF ,g r,2
s:No nj /. he eiaoulvt,e,dt. .. Don't, o N /,
don't you think it.pottin' coIderagissp1
-sNoaaT .IrsqGoa bna HnsR az :
A. tb.t Instant =. tbsv gas,es,, we're sy,,alks
;,sd 2 slowlv .loanr No tba xb;te M man :,
...n,h,.d - - .hr,,,, fo-..rd on
~. 1h.nas ana kne.s 5 The concu.,ion
81 y bsy;l,1e,r,,a,,t t, nre,ysa,f ,s
"A *. bs.-,;;ne what ,c.et,rtai51v rsacbad
~. 60, &c th. "A fr;ca,. As The
voodmani arose. be noticed. that the
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festgnA.'on no relaPsso mo ny usua
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= A' iaeASsa'. ' ~ -oa :
ne comes M +s.li--sigls 3 4
me negro spoke .ne trusn - tina
"no' uneartnly scFeecni rent me an
.ney nosiu . caa.'er'ns oi me asaVe
-. - s:s.!s,,:.Iss I..I.SI Is
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.,W IN
..n5 aor.l,S;no :. -. - :. e.,
ed ON hi. heel. and ran for I;fa. wb;l
Gaines, : stood for a moment transf; xal, 3
and unable to move a limb. To ,hel
himself .saasr'
But a muments reflection told hir
his danger. and the utter uselessue
of running. He saw that the terribl
creature had fixed h;s evea upon him
which fact thu. secured the safety :
hi. servant There being mo aotbe
course, he made for a small saplin
close at hand; and the Indian devi
seeming to devine his Intention b
INSTINCT darted forward to shut hi
off. But the distance was 80 short
that Gaines reached it and springin
upward, began rapidly ascending.
with a ravenous orovl. the byu,
i..n.d .f,sr him .n5 ..,sbt n. !,
Ils 4 Il. claw There va. that fse
=. vh;oh .ousti,ea coms. over N, n, ;
,sA -, -;.,, /. n;r,,
ou. sieep a "s. hs .hr;aLsd 49, II The .,ony ne ,
MAJ a-l - r'd - .h.Ia -
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hfsS&L> ~ ,snIstt Ia
ooSeleet ,St1rlt,;::s|F Z
I'll xaga.1QQ IRitae
eshoW : WENT 70 EDIT. 2
0,e7e,Se THBtoa 1sbGsT lsg.
81, ,oyfH' fH'gaatlstown Eagle
caAFItsaa III
%. .O0o. .o5 -+ bi&T koois Is4i4i
90, 900, or - .bGg1 srItfII

',,ssSSisR5zd ,iGDog
hang up at the oonnsne esnsnt of
this ohapter On annoureeuent similar
70 the dproelamations madst ssauching
the unitiss aof melo-drama % % the
fiieht Of time ftwas now Novem.
bers sMrA Brady was good enonah
tp express the greatest satisfaction
with my management of her Eagle /;
and, ID truth, that biFd was soGring
high in the iestimaEionao Or thsHsubscri-
bers;Aho had begand dtoI Gincrsass in
numbers. eF had gone into whatever
society there was Id the place, but
had dropped it on the shortest trial.
4 still kept Mr.. oBrien With me. I
didHso. beeauss, as I did not o serious
Is contemplate living for any ,Isaeth
of time in Castletown,s itiwonld be as
well that Mr.. O'Brien should be pre-
pared to take up the running, and as
far as I could see, time had removed
the objection which, Mrs Brady had
to him. 1 was heartily fond Of snipe.
shooting, and, with o 'Brien's aid and
companionship, I managed to pass
There is no use in beating about
the bush in this manners I fell igno-
miniously over head and ears in love
with Kate Brady. I have zsuspi-
cion that O'Brien knew my secret, and
felt grim satisfaction at my suffer:
ings. I think he was waiting with q
prophetic grin for the time when 1
should also break out in the Poets
Corner of the Eagle. But I remem-
bered my resolution and pledge. and
thezrather insidious way in which 1t
was drawn from me. Meanwhile
Kate and I became the best Of friends.
1 was accustomed, when the paper
was ou, to spend the next day on the
moors, aod In the evening went to
afrs. Brady, who Always expressed
herself happy to see me! Kate play
"A .I.h.r,,;najv,nd.I ;ntroduosd ber
to my fayosite Chopin 1t was pleas
- .a,,s ;,ts;c,s.s - .;,,I i,,f rote.
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~. 3 80 III .. %,
al'. - WIN s snsss " 80. 80 :. - so,,ar =,
f.
ana then L eoaian : neap - stns
Der il was during that en del'caous sa IN
vfsat,on t waltz; 'snas.i1 7 q u e { ensa y
my DARING { slee, .ho' :. 20 -
heaa Tosst. .psa as's,, p, n'n, a - s.,s
Wy - ~ -. - .:-s.,''"-..,,.s - :.
QUO ,' e1.' ~ IasIsrx.a.s...,r
oosn nns VIZ w, !
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a,,.,ys.. ssss, !. 4. 8. Ma. !, :.
lsUfsdr. s;;,sosejs - s11aH sss6yod-
= sAdm,nisTStors, Executon and ssraFssg wa
I dian Notices, 20Q
q III HSitos2si'ssd I,sasr Ea,issss,rk s;4f
lin: 1890 "a; sJdazlaa
49, AZ TssS ~ sss:1I ,e.Ien, oI 49,
Double Isi e coISnsn & adssPsisslSe5ss 49,, s'f a;,,1
tharsed 50 psr IT. 81 addiiont6 kbsi sbbssf
e+=. -=:.-==
hot applr to the flower ot the ,sm;Iv~
tsS sA.ooa'- g s'a.ss s7zas 7a'o9
Con-by son .of . guh = WY
Ars @ ths s.i1Sss Hsy sFsechll0a dsTA sppPlisi
lib ,,I,, reDsir.' ..a of c5tirss iss'a'
! z.sa eziss,. a,se,eaix af rssrv4gy.
The Boston Post learns that thaso
!, la.l' editors are =. taking Tour. for
ryinr Joke too f.r -, -. s. : s' :,
The Rsincssof 4e!es y &pinga p
lienbank std sfs;t,.oht IL 49, S .n.-Ss
's' osesSiw
ynere else.
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49,. .rIr.,s - e. sssa 1s9a
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1Ios' ~ y oh AazAn
In p.s, ;.ssss 80. i, e. :. z, s,.sgoas SD
a IN n. v;.;,;,v - -
the yiisiitoirs iiti indignation a fndine
himself there. = -N' : es-@ se
,as,oa szak s,s.,sr.@sE .sasraz asT
recovered his sight after 'm marriaga ria, as-.a
Quite likely, people often rct ID tb.;fI
Ieyes opened when It istoa la.ssik 81
[ Billings isays ssFhere, SlslloSs.A1o,sT los. 81
folks who ara liza a ,pump. .aotsoxs..
F nv use to .themselyes.. but si,npl--.x
handle and suckshun for rot othars:ts
- -, -. $, -. -, -. -. -. :, ,,,a
guns have been dismantied. the f9saafi if9a iai
er. win understaud that .their can, a,t
br,eseecches ,sech have been Il moved. i, 'o.ns
Fl soy. SD . ssI l,-ssssffrfcs dsiozf ezl9sz
~ .sgiIlo 5a sa1st. siss To
a 'snsus.'aker near Springfield!
Etsa =. .y.s 80. - 49, sao.haa - le1sOt.
80 "a e. - .s@. :. - = - eA.lelsa,.
to recall it
i '1s7pa ssSss haA ahl'ea Lrnsn
I -Couut Bismarck Is vert sheAr.e ~ -
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aANPSEI & co.

pezierr IN Hardware, Cutlery Prints, Oils,
varuiELes, Bent Stuf, from Nails,, DC,
Sts,re one door EasE of the Euits House.
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< PANCOAST d SON.
Druggisis and deajess in Peffnmrry. Wall
paper, Notions, &c, main street. Ashland.
D. RESTAURANTS.
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CABINET WARE.

--4E = ss-T g - :.
1. F. 4 {. EPPLEk,
~ = 80 8
Manlfacturers of an1 dealers In cabinet
farniture and chains. A first class stock al
.Rsy, o. hand, ~ their ware rooms sDuth
sids Of main street. east Of Times afice. ti1
2 DRUGGISTS.
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q. F. YANTILBURG.

Jexeler and Siiversmith, one door west Of
fhe First National Bank, Ashland: Gold
and Silver Watches, and splendid dassort-
mentof- Fine Jswelry, kept constantly on
hands Repairing done to order, on short
noties. (vol. 24n7)
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FREDERIcK BocKLEY. 'i'1s'l
lsloon, and dealer in family groceries
,rorisions and notions. Fresh stock and
:heau. Store north side of main street
=
M1scELLaNEoUs.
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.4sW isaIdao sdT

III -T7T ,GgTa9mE5 81 9Hibas9
.ao3seidssW ta stnpL assiiduqsd ..
* ,,,,si,iss49 sd5 TO .nsanoo sdt !
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wM. RALSToN

wM. RALSTON
Jeveller. and Silversmith. Opposite the
First National Bank, Ashland. Gold and
Silver Pens. and choice variety Of jewell
kept constantly on hand. Highest price
paid for old gold and silver. Repairing
done TO to order and an reasonable terms.
: E. I, DRAYToN. .-,s--
De.Ier. IN stoves, tin, Copper, bfass and
sheet iron ware. Particular attention paid
20 roofing and spouting. Manufacturers OF
The Automatic Clothes Washer, l door
s. n. J.TRkvER & Co, "a
Preprietors of the Ashland Carriage Facto
~, old stand of Ames & Leach, Sandusky
street. A very large stock Of the best made
work in the country, consisting Of Car
ringes and Wagons. u
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: DAVID ;BRYTE. z 2
Cooper, near Rectors Min, South Ashland
Keeps On hand p barge supply Of stock and
nale.i1ls snd - ready 70 sspply my de-
msnd 5or Cooper work on short notice, - -
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q. d b. SCI SccfHNIEDER,

Baker and Confeaionef, pe4ler in choice
f.nilE GEooeness Flourss Proyisions Ffuits,
Ornamental Cakes md lcsndieso At Who'll :
ssle and retail. Main st., Ashland Ohio
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,bnsd no sbnod Z u
.sbnod .sdooi9 1sd5O
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az att ai sz4sI0
% EoEqus sdt nj
9a;3sm sd4 ned II
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II p; sfla3 tagc7a aoi3RHIis sd'r
~, es,...ih s.fiT .bae1afin rliairaIan
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vERMTLLIOF ToWNsHTP.

Ws6osaissay. Con. ezpifes AprE4 10
Dnsid Es1ss sgES1do do ayunee4.27l
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

perts receive one franc and half per diem. At
present prices IL s impossible for even single
man to obtain sufficient nutriment for this
sum. 1t was supposed thar the peasants invited
70 take refuge would bring more Than enough
food with them for themselves and their families,
but they preferred bring old beds ana furniture
instead Of stores Of nour and sheep. We have
twenty-five million pounds OF horse fesh still the
misery among those who have no money
to buy food WITH unless the government
boldly faces the question, Will be very great
everything except beef, mutton and bread Is at
fancy prices Ham costs seven francs the Kllo-
gramme. caulinower one and onehalf franc per
head, salt butter nine francs the Kilogramme, fat
chicken ten francs, thin five francs. rabbit eleven
francs, duck nine francs. fat goose twenty francs
Rents too, vexed question. In q few days
those for October viii be due. Few can pay, and n
Is proposed to allow no landlord to levy either before
the close OF the siege or before December.
NAPoLEoN's LIBERALITY.
The Tuileries correspondence reveals the fact that
Doth Cassagnac ana Jerome David were regular pen
sioners ON the civil list Tne cost OF the
Prlnce lmperial's baptism amounted to 900
francs. The cousins, male and female, of the
Emperor received l,3l0,975 francs per an
mum; the Due de PersIgny in two months
10000 francs. The Prince Sablonowiski, the
Countess Gajan, Madame Claude Vlgnon, General
motifs and many others are down for various sums.
1900 francs to General de Faly for similar plums
The Duchess OF Monchy, whose name contlnu-
ally appears, received 20O0,0OO francs as
marriage portion. The son OF the American
Bonaparte had pension Of 8o,o0e francs
Madame Ratazzi OF 1000 francs; ner sister. Madame
Turr, the same Marquis Pepoli, 5000 francs. The
cousins. not content with their pensions. were
always getting extra allowances, Prince Achille
Murats debts the Emperor paid dozen times.
THE AMBULANCE SERVICE.
The complaints OF the newspapers against the
number OF men who avoid military duty by hooking
themselves In some capacity or other 10 the ambu-
lance service are becoming louder every day. DR..
Evans, the leading spirit OF the American ambu-
lances, has vanished leaving the care OF the ambu-
lances to others.
THE CONSPIRACY BUSINESS AGAINST THE EMPIRE.
The Prefect Of Police Is actively engaged In an at
tempt to throw light upon M. Pietrl's connection
with the periodical plots against the empire Docu-
mens discovered show that the most OF these plots
were Of the imperial police and that Petr La
grange and Tharnier, Juge de Instruction. were the
prime movers. 1t is certain thar Bablat received
2o,OO0fr. for his services rs a conspirator.
WHAT THE AMERICANS ARE DOING.
Mr.. Washburne informs me there are still about
$50 Americans in Paris, OF whom about forty are
women. Some remain TO look after their homes
and Others from curiosity.
A WILD RUMOR.
Rumors have been in circulation all day October
- OF great victory and junction of the army
the Loire.
GENERAL FACTS.
Mrs. Washburne, in Brussels receives letters fre
quently from her husband by balloon express.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

IUkIun0
Working for n Restoration Of tho Bonn
partes-3ismnrck said 10 BE Helping
Them.
LONDON, Oct. 6, 1870
1t IS stated In Berlin despatch thar Che cold Ian
guage OF the German press in regard TO the annexa
tlon Of Alsacc and Lorraine Is exciting the displea
sure OF Count Bismarck II this is correct we may
hope for peace.
BISMARCK WORKING FOR RESTORATION or THE
DYNASTY.
active in England NJ. Rouher and Baron Jerome
David are living In the city. They go to Chiselhurst
quite frequently to confer with the Empress Eugene
The rnmors that the Prussian government is not
hostile to this movement IN favor OF Napoleon are
repeated and some persons even go SO far as 10
assert that Count Bismarck furnished part OF the
funds for the establishment OF La situation the
imperial newspaper here.
ACTIVITY OF IMPERIALIsTS AT JERSEY
Brussels correspondent, IN writing on the 5tb
says:-I have had an account OF the doings Of the
spending money pr0fnssly and boastng what they
can do through certain political connections IN Eng
land. Rouher has been there ana Drouyn de
L'huys and host OF other notabcs. Marshal lie.
bGuf went over to the island AZ night in cookie
shell boat All this makes quite an excitement