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Two merchants meet in New York facing ruin and renewal
In New York two merchants discuss Carlton and Elder. Elder loses a ship and stock market ventures push him toward ruin. Carlton, once debtor, becomes a creditor and faces a final test of mercy as his rival’s finances fail.
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New York
Carlton
Elder
Higily
Highland
Mr. Elder
Mr. Carlton
Mr. Nigh
Jows
Ileis
Angie
Mr. Highland
Mr. Eldhim
Ligh
Hit
Alwe
Eider
Newa
Iis
Lia
Morrow
the Istter
Valpariso
Sarah
J. Proctor Knott
Kentucky
House of Representatives
United States
House
Electoral Commission
Florida
Louisiana
Congress
Llouse
Ninner
Alabama
Arkansas
Connecticut
Delaware
Georgia
Indiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
New Jersey
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
United State
Samuel J. Tilfen
State of
Thomas A. Mroodricks
Senate
Wilkinson Call
J. E. Yonge
I. B. Lilton
Robert Bullock
Ward State
R. G. Hilton
Robert Lullock
Tallahassee
Ines
Samuel J. Tilden
Thomas A. Stendricks
Rutherford v. Mayes
Ohio
William A. Wheele
Fr. P . Pearce
W Olden
T. W.long
Pursu
Ely
William Pitt Kellowy
de -H .Reveh
Peter Joseph
Lionel A. Sheldor
Morria Marks
A. Ik. Levissen
O. Ot. Brewster
Oscar Joffriud
Shutherford
B. Hayes
William A. Wheeler
Rath
Lomein
Waif
Board of Returning
Roate
Salap
Alent
Epposies
Carine
Shi Uulou
Tawe
Sahd Utiane
Hed No Pearce
William H. Holdes
T. W. Long
William Pitt Kellogg
J. H. Bareh
Peter Joaeph
Lionel A. Sheldon
Morris Marke
Aaron B.levissee
O. HL. Beewater
Oscar Jeffricn
United States of America
Tilden
Menner
Werd Thomas
A. Hendricks
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