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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-11-10

Tue New York Tribune of Friday
last says: Fully ninety days ago it
was known on the street that upon the
eve of the Presidential election, the
strongest and best organized conspiracy
would be developed to create stringent
money; causing great panic in govern
ment and railway stocks and merchan-
disc. The organization was to be for
two purposes, political and financial
It was thought that panic from strin
gent money would work great damage
10 the Republican party, as the cdium
of the present currency was to be thrown
upon them, and the profits to be made
on short sales were to repay the various
Instruments used in deranging all com
mercial business, as well as values at
the Stock Exchange. The opportunity
to do this was we'll taken. At this time
the comm ercial needs Of the community
require large amounts to move the vari.
Gus crops to market. The national cur
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-11-10

A Republican Mayor (Pillsberry) has
been elected in Charleston, South Caro-
lima, by Il majority Of II. The whole
vote was about 10000. #e@
The Democ of Charleston, South
Carolina, placed lin nomination for
Mayor of that city, FL. X. Leserner, one
of the most violent rebels in the State
during the rebellion. -. a
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE

WARRANTED to remove all desire for ee,.
w This great remedy is an excellent ;; ssr-
1t pursfes the Hood invigorates the system, p ses
great nourshing and Strengthening power, e. sIss
the stomach to digest the heartess food makes sleep
refreshing, and establishes robust healt Syrekeys
and GAescers FOR SIXTY Years Cured Price, Fiisy Cts.
per box post Free. treatise the injurious effects
Of Tobacco with lists of references, testimonas, Ac
sent free. Agents wanted. Address DR.. T. =.
ABBOTT, Jersey City, N. J. d
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The Palladium.
RICHMOND, IND, NOV. 10Th, 1858.

Those knowing themselves indebted
to the PALLADIUM for subscription and
job work, will confer favor by calling
and paying the same. We are In urgent
need Of money to pay our debts and
provide for the winter. "Come up to
the Captains Office and SETTLE" +1
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-11-10

The Indianapolis Journal of the 18th,
says that Milligan, the unhang, is in
that city looking over the cart load Of
documents in the suit of his against the
loyalty and decency -of the State. If
he intends to bring on q trial
at the present term of the Supreme
Court.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-11-10
T. w. BENNETT
Attorney at Law;
ALSO, NOTARY PUBLIC,
RICHMOND, IND. 80 ST ~
gT Office over Citizens' Bank. -
Richmond Ind /, Nov. 10, 1865. 38-6m
A CARD.

A CARD.
TUAvING sold my retail stock of Drugs, Medicines.
III Chemicals, Druggist's Sundries, Toilet, and
other goods, to Albert s. Reed and BENJAMIN NJ But
Ter, and leased them the old stand thus closing my
connection with the Retail Drug Trade of Richmond
l heartily recommend them to my friends and Gus
TONER'S active, obliging, and competent Druggists
and solicit Tor them continuance of the custom
that have been favored with heretofore The change
in my business renders it necessary that should
make prompt and full collections. 4 hope my friends
knowing themselves indebted to me, will accept this
as sufficient notice and aid by a prompt settle
The Books will be left for the present at the
old stand and Reed Butler will be authorized to re-
ceipt in settlement of accounts, in my name. 800
- 81 81 tssNJ. w. PLUMMER.
Eleventh month, LIST, 1865. a@a 3o-3w
Referring to the above card we desire to say that
we have formed copartnership under the title Of
ReedG Butler, and will continue the Retail Drug Blu
siness at the old stand, known Plummers Corner,
where expect to keep on hand full assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods, Druggists Sundries,
including Trusses, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, 30,
&C.. which win aim to sell at favorable prices
other house in the city. Having been with
Mr. plummer at the old stand for about three years
past, we solicit continuance Of the liberal trade
heretofore given him-hoping by prompt and cour-
teous dealing and careful attention to the Prescrip-
ton Department to merit the same. .*ss
ssszs--=ss-e---A A. S. REED.
80 BENZ. NJ. BUTLER.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Taxes for 1868.

FHyHE TAX FOR 1868, is now due and, for
Il the purpose of Collecting the same, l will re-
main the Office in Centreville from October 18th,
until the third Monday in April, when al unpaid
Taxes will be returned Delinquent.
On the 10Th of December am required by law to
advertise Real Estate for sale for all unpa id dein-
quencies for 1867 former years, and all persons
interested requested to cali and pay the delinquent
Tax before that date.
= ns- Bring Yonr Road Receipts when You
como to Pay Your Taxes. H9s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-11-10

Wade Hampton tells the Republican
Governor of his State, that. he row ac.
cepts the situation, and Will hereafter be
found supporting the State Government
and the Reconstruction acts of C.n-
grers. Bias fEcsEea 73EA s.. a,sss .s93
g.. The election of Grant and Colfax, has
Hampton 10 this determination. We
mil have peace. 12< oal'o5 eeraI
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Is thusly elucidated by the Lafayette
Courier, ofthe 10th, in giving the reasons
for rejecting the South Poll in this
city: eF51s2tl
{ After the polls closed, the Board ad-
journed to the Office of the Assessor of
Revenue, and the vote was there count
cd out. Before the counting began the
Board left the office, and left the ballot
box alone for over an hour. When the
vote was counted it appeared that there
was over two hundred tickets more than
there were names on the clerks tally.
These tickets were, evidently stuffed into
the box, when it was left alone. They
were Republican with the Democratic
candidate for Congress-gotten up in
that way, most likely, to destroy any in
terest in y contest, by the Republican
candidates, beyond Mr. Julian. !" Z
The above il all true-with the ex-
ception that the ballot box was not left
at any one time "over an hour'-ac
cording to the sworn testimony Of one
Of the Clerks Of the election, the Board
adjourned once for forty minutes, and
again for thirty minutes-it is not true
that "there was over two hundred
tickets more than there were names on
the Clerks tally, on the contrary, there
was no discrepanc in the Clerks tally
and the tickets, and it is not true that
there is any evidences that the ballot box
was stuffed. Mr.. nJulian's Attorney,
asked the Board Of canvassers to reject
the poll on other and entirely different
grounds than the those alleged by the
Courier, and he only supposed the ballot
box to have been $ stuffed more, we
judge, as q make weight in his card than
AS an actual occurrence for he therein
acknowledges that he has mo evidence
that warrants him in charging the in
spector or judges" with even soinking at
the stuffing operation "a the adjourn
ment for "an hour" would naturally
, leave the impression and that his ''pre-
vious acquaintance with them warrants
him in acquittingo them Of everything
but great carelesshess" Informality
and an utter disregard Of the letter OF
thes law, is all the charges that can
be substantiated against the Election
Board, and these were deemed. sufficient
by the Board Of Canvassers to reject
the South Poll.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-11-10

The American Express Company and
the Merchants Union Express Compa-
ny, have become consolidated under the
name of the American Merchants Union
Express Company. The general terms
are fully agreed upon and Directors met
Wednesday to perfect the details. We
understand that agreement is made upon
terms of perfect equality; SIS, 900 600
OF the stock of the new company is
to be issued, s9,oOO,0oo to the stock
holders Of the American, and $4,000, 600
to the stockholders Of the Merchants
Union. The officers agreed upon are,
w. 6. Fargo, President; James G. Far
go, General Superintendent; G. S. Hig-
gins, Assistant superintendent. This
arrangement is not expected in any way
to disturb the relations the two compa-
MES hold to the other Express Compa-
MES with which they are now in virtual
partnership. < lsAf"'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-11-10

Have saved more than SO, 900 persons from death
for they cure in single day Cholera Dysentery, 81
Summer Complaints, Fever and Ague, and Neurar!ia
Also, sure cure for Coughs and. Rheun sssm. All
Druggists sellthem.
-.fOIsRIN SKINNER 4 CO., Propretors
Springfield, Mass
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73 DROPS

Roor'sPEsrAcHINE preservesthe life of the Hair
changes it from grey to its original color in three
wseks-prevents the hair from fang--s the best ar
ticle for dressing the hair found in the market
wllsureIy removedandruf and cure diseases Of the
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MARRIED..

Thursday evening last. by James n. Poe, Esq, At
the residence of Wm H. Dowell, Mr.. AIonzo Cary, Of
Dayton, o., to Miss Elzbeth Williams, of this city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-11-10

~ Seymour runs fifteen thousand behind
n. Y. State ticket. This is the extent
Of his popularity at home.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-11-10

ITCH? ITCH! ITCH?
SCRATCHl SCRATCH! SCRATCH I'll
in IRON 10 to 40 hours.
Wheaton,s Ointment cures The Itch.
WheatOnss Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
WheatOn,s Ointment cures letter.
Wheatonss Ointn ent cures Barber's Itch.
Wheaton,s Ointment cures Old Sores.
WheatOn,s Ointment Every kind
of HumOr like Magic.
Price so cents box BY mail. so cents. Address
WEEKS 4 POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street
Boston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
Boston. Nov. II, 1867. sp. no. ": s.1.N.
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PROCLAIM alton.

WHEREAS, Thursday, the 26th day OF
the present month, has been designated
by the President of the United States as
a day of public praise, thanksgiving and
praise to the Almighty Creator and Di
vine Ruler of the Universe.
I, CONRAD BAKER, Lieutenant Cover
nor of the State of Indiana, acting as
Governor thereof, do cordially recon
mend to the people of this State the OBJ
servance OF said day in accordance with
the Presidents proclamation.
In witness whereof have hereunto
ee@- subs cribed my name, and caus
2aea z ed the seal of the State to be
LIS. hereunto affixed, at the city of
n@ Indianapolis, this 7th day OF
~ November, 1868. ~
BY the Governor, a@ fas ~"
I. asaoea @ae CONRAD BAKER: .
NELSON TRusLER,
r Secretary Of State.
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Indiana state Teachers. Association.

.&ES
te This Association will meet during the
holidays in Richmond, commencing on
Tuesday evening, December 29th, and
closing on Thur sday, of that week. It
is expected that the Superintendents of
schools in the different cities in Ohio
will visit the Association On Thursday.
1t has been customary, in every town
where the Association has been held, to
entertain the ladies free. We believe
our citizens will not be behind hand in
this" matter, but will extend cordial
welcome to the Teachers of our State,
upon whom depend so much-our future
prosperity, cordial welcome.
; st ----~~>>->--- -
= The office seeking Democrats of
Washington, are trying to persuade the
electors chosen for Seymour and Blair,
that it would be the 'swisest thing they
could do" to throw their entire cote
for Gen. Grant, in order to produce 3
conciliatory IMPRESSION with the vain
hope of securing q share Of Government
patronage. The electors don't however,
show much disposition to violate the
confidence reposed in them by perform
ing such a shabby trick, merely to profit
the aforesaid office hunting funkies ~a
"A San Francisco paper. describing
the recent earthquake, says: ''The Ger
man Abend Post newspaper WAS not is
ssued yesterday evening, owing to their
forms being, pied by the earthquake.
The floor Of their composing room set
1 tied about six oinches Tho workmen
feared to enter the office = and Che pro-
4 prietors could not induce them for mon
IAcy to set up the .extra.'9sT he paper has
been damaged to the extent Of a 600
ii bna HIr. e------L------>..>-4---.
Prof Hoss, resigned his position as
Superintendent of Public INSTRUCTION.,
and 10 now Professor in the State Uni
, versity at Bloomington. Oh GOV, Baker,
! appointed BARNABAs G. HOBBS. recently
elected to that office, to fill the unex
pired term Of Prof Hoss,
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JOHN SIM, Treasurer ". c.
Centrevlle, Ind, Oct. 81, 1868. 34td
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-10
CARPETS.

-. AZ mTleI 4D RaATW M.

a
Nos. AZ and go MAIN ST.,
EVANSVILLE, IND
WwyMO WANTS "A NICE CARPET
Wv at reasonable price, and no trout
BILE about it2
Now il the time to make your WLtC or
fFfcnds handsome CylrlstHag l'yeseufs aud
at the same time make home as comfort
Low PRICES, GREAT INDUCEMENTs
AND GOOD ADVICE
n order 20 reduce our stock before MAX
i iln1 our annual invoice on January Use.
@B-TRGE NEXT so DAYS -Eu
20 offer our Carpets az the lowest HsOsalbIn
nEnrea that will pay cost, carriage and eas
Also, Ia order 10 give empiovnent 20
our carpet makers aud BphOisteror8 dur-
~ :, Sne q al season, we propose 20 make 1fp
aud lay d0tgH all Carpets we sell titl Innu-
airy LIST FREE OF CHARGE AM p0oda
delivered free. All work guaranteed.
our ht0em Of MattiBWs OIL Cloths VIM
COW Shadess Damasks, Lace Curtains. Corr
nleesy Wall Papers, and House FurmtShtnm
Gooasr generally, a. larger than all others
kln tnAt unel now In our city com hlmed.
We propose 10 sell them a. low na these
goods are Tct14ked IN tha United 9Eataa
We are exclusively in this line Of bmsinesa
What others can do elsewhere we propose
TO DO In hgansvllle. Every man % hl8
go 20 shoe store for putty on pMdlooka.
Don't buy rice or rat-tnsl lles in "a crock
cry store Don't ask for mutton tm "a rnit-
itnery shop. Don't think you can purchases
dry COOS in a drug ore. Aud, above All,
Don't buy your IA RIP ET8 ia DRY
GOODS HOUSE. This advice ullEe our
Carpet-makiug for 30 days. i5 given qyafia
for tue benefit of AN lbh0M III HfaU c8qi#
Germ" GIVE as a cali.
Evansville, Ind Dec. 1858. tdo5
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DR.. Burton's Tobacco AntidOtel

NgARRAsrRD TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE ron ToBAccY Il
sntirSg pegetabs and baFHaless- Il res and effetes
he hood the system, Possesses great Ef1
ing AID strengthening power is excellent tf8c ane
zretiEAr enables the stomach digest the eartiest
food makes sleep refreshing, and establsAs robust
health. %Hp0ers and cbsssers for saay 5fags et0ed
Price FIT cents per box An Interesting xse on ING
Injurious Gets Of tobacco, with lists Of noniaf rel
erences, etc., sxSr FREE Agents wanteG. AddIesa
d. T. R. ABBoTr. Jefey CRY, = ,.
TE$TIRGORTI- AkLS-
PosTMAsrER's EEsTTMoSY-I received box q Z, p ~
toms Aatdote fro Rev NJ. Pghlton aaa hn9 Y "a
efesxT cure. GATsHALs Conn9ffou fdaffis0f 1sf' =
FRoM rHE U. s. TRAtsURY, SsEaayy's o6iee-Iite5sse
send supply Of the ArIDoTET The ogs Teef.aeu ses
done is bcork SURELY. y - = -,
FRow NEw HAMPsHrRA STARS PHIsos--- eeste' IN 81
Of nfIuencs here having ban cured OF nc
tobacco By using DR.. Barto Aniidote' We oesis sup
DIV FOR shs prisoners Of thif IN e.. v,,
JOSEPH MAYO. 9EArdeahS2 ~ T. eiate tsissn. .
$4,000 T1vuvr.fs --Drs NBurtons Antidote t0a
rebacco I,Is lei al etdflsSd gor ~
1850 WI MANs II Nat Bank New Ainany IND
sr.,vpev-r aS,s {rsTrMoEY.--0nENto Oh OF ANTIpoTk
cured INV brother Ind myself II HEFht 49,
: Rev T. vi. SHoE2AEEas Kelley = stAlaaa' "a
Fevo, ra1r F6rrcE He kDau RTERs, LIN MISS
51re T;1ei pounds Of e IN TIRE gaoa'ths "
.sin ~ BZtons Andote, and az desfTs fot ooacco =
removed 4 - BaA FstEs WA l. y At Sh.s
Fpo. Ar SOUTHERN HOME JouREAL, BALSIMohE,
Mns0[ fox on Burtons Antid0te Fefnoped an desire
for theIgeed from take pleasure In reeompf
a. e. ~ ~ IN oSr readers 7. Y. SLATER, Ediler
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
(TrGdeBpark x Copgrightedl
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iatoess sacks Of potatoes, ] sack wafnmts.
I sack peanuts sacks beans Fn0s maf5a'
box Butter. "a bags feat nnrB 3 harrala f5sa.
nuts Luke Grant, 2 barrels nernn iron
green hide, 9 dry hides 0. "a. hiblaek Il
Co., $50 sacks cUFns MheE eY. Mesbft " a.
] 500 feet ium Der and 2 bales cotton. IA Il
Maynard q Co. q bales cotton. w elaor
Bios. a Co., s bags fruit, 20 sacks wheat 1
Tub eggs and bales cotton; j. d. DnHou.
Chef ~ Co o bales cOttons aardper, Noel Il
Co, AZ bales cotton; Kerney a Harper. 81
bales cotton.
Louisville: Todd q Richardson bales
cottOns George w. Weisk e Co., bales
cotton.
Cincinnati: Miller. Ellis d Co., bales
cotton.
-. Louiss Carr n Luke, bags peanuts
The Sam Orr let Paducah hi Z O'Clock
A. NJ, and arrived a. Evansville IL o'clock
Il. NJ. making the run ln III houFa
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{ resent City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

FE7EIE undersigned has the pleasure of
notifying his friends and the public
that he win keep this beautiful place of
resort open during the Winter as Res
taurant, and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, an d
thoroughly heated up his Saloons and
Tenpia Alleys for that purpose. He Will
be prepared to serve up OYSTERS and all
other dencacies OF the season at the short
est notice, and will from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
novI7 diff ED. WELLER.
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Manufactured by
Penn'a Salt Manufacturing Company

Importers OF CRYOLIrE. and manufao-
turers OF the following standard Chemi-
Gals: Eatrona 81. Carb. soda, Entrona sal
Soda, Mar ona Porus Alum, NatroHa Mn-
riatic Acid, Natrona Refined Petroleum.
Natrona Chloride OF Calcium, Nntfona
Fiouride or Calcium Naifoha saleFatus'
Eatrona Caustic efd' Natrona sniphurio
Acid, Eatrona Nitric Acid hafana he-
nned saponiner, Naifoha as'it'. Natf7n@
connerns. etc. lseld&wtG
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AlsO, Excellent for Ladies' and Weakl!
Persons.
Eour Years o. La.

This Justly celebrated N alive Wine
made from the juice of the OportO Grape,
raised in this country. Its Invaluable
unsurpassed by any Other native Wine.
Being the pure juice OF he grape, pro-
dnced under Mr.. Speerss own personal
sunervision. its purity al i'd genuineness
are guaranteed The Your lgest child may
nariake of it's generous ql lal1r1ess and the
1pnaa lest invalid may use t to advantage.
n il narticularly benefic ial TO the aged
and debiIfated, and suit able to the va
rtous ailments that afn1ct the weaker sS@s
II is in every respect lAlE
A WINE TO BE e. ELLED ON.
InyaIids use Speer's Pc ri Grape Wine.
Females use Speer's Pc RI Grape Wine.
Weakly persons ind b snefit By It's use.
Speer's Wines in hosp 1taIs are preferred
to other wines. t
BB- Sold by druggists.
A. Speer's Vineyard, \ lew Jersey. Once
243 Broadway, New Yorf <. [de4'6 dly
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Weadher ansI vgater.

Yesterday morning was the coolest Of
the season. The night had been perfectly
clear and the mercury sunk TO IT. above
Zero The day was beautiful. and towards
noon became quite pleasant, with light
clouds gathering inAthe southwest. The
river here had fallen during the twenty
four hours ending at O'clock Yesterday
about five inches. Il Is rising at ali DO MIS-
above, and win be rising here again by
this evening or tomorrow.
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ArrIvnIs ana Fprnnrfnrea.

The arrivals and departures up to three
O'Clock yesterday include the Minneola,
Memphis to cincinnatii sallie ". Hen
derson 10 return; Underwater, Cairo to
the wrecks Of the United States and
America: Morning star, Louisville TO re-
turn; Quiekstep, from Cairo; Sam Orr,
from Eastport; Norman, from Memphis:
Armada, to- Cairo; Fanny Brandeis, 10
NashvilIei LewellIn, to Eastport: Sable
", to Henderson; Zebra and barge, to
Mt.nCafmeIs Morning Star, to LouIxvilEe
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RHV Err EW :
20 ~ ~ ~ Sc Follrlh ~.


No printing establishment ia the West
aas letter facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assoFt-
nent of job Type, though very large ana
complete, Is constantly being added 10, ana
our JOB department ts under the per5Onat
supervision Of one Of the best job printers
In the 10 nited States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
ktits ladtng, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., &C. Orders left with either Of the
Wharf-boats will be promptly attended to.
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Among the first boats due here are the
Cum berland, from cairo; Rapidan No. 2,
from Eastportf Havanaa for Nashville;
Leonidas, from st. Louis; Clifton aud OAR
ling from MemphIs; Silver Moon. FOR
Memphis; Indiana, for New Orleans
swallow, Louisville, J. n. Groesback and
Louisiana, from New Orleans; Tarascon,
from Louisville; Charmer, from Cincin-
natl. 4A@ #AA b8a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-09-25

cf " goal filth cat npHn us ny the false
leaders AMI their followers.
Forty million dollars year in solid gold
i. the cost. Are such mon rs Batter and
Stevens cheap or d"ar! Every man has his
price it is said. Truly these are high pric
ed men. They ought to he models Of all
the virtues. They co It mary times their
weight in gold every year.
Who paysit! The 'bloatsd capitalists =
They laugh in their sleeves. They know
that the people OF the United States will
learn, by experience. that They must be hon
90 whether they will or not They know
that reputation is practically impossible
and in the mean time guaranty pays!-
They know that it is the tinnid and ignorant
ouE who are prevented from investing i,
bonds which must be paid, or anarchy an,
utter confusion rale.
It is the mass of the people. the censum
ers of .axed products, who pay this 5 Al 003,
sd0Opcr annum cost Of be,ns cheated an
made to wish to cheat
Most Of the capitalists who hold bond
permanently in the United States are depos
itofs in savings banks, trustees who ow
bank stocks. fore-hande1 farmers, and tn
like, to whom the high rate would he greu
beueft if justly earned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-09-25
The Fair.

The County Fair has been held
this week, commencing Tuesday
The entries are not so large as usual,
for various reasons. Wednesday it
opened better, but drcnching rain
came on, Which retarded business.
To-day, Thursday, it bids fair to be
cloudy, though not rainy. We think
the usual amount Of labor has not
been expended TO get up an interest
this year: AID then, politics has oc-
cupicd the thoughts and time of most
people; and in addition to this. the
severe frost Of the l1tli, and the early
day of the Fair, all haze contributed
to lessen the number of entries
Some good stock, and considerable
of it. was on exhibition. We shall
publish the Reports of the Committees
as they are furnished.