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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-15

ENASH CASH 1.-THE subscriber takes this method
I ofmforming bis friends who are indebted to him,
that he is now in want Of Cash; andas it is almost I'M
possible 10 vista personally, he hopes this method
viii have the desired effect have them up and
pay off, least pay part and settle up by note
BILL those particularly ofod standing He hopes those
ncgecting this notice viii not think hard to find their
claims in The hands of proper officers for collection As
his circumstances are such require him to have mon
ey, and his own wants must beconsued in preference to
the feelings offiends Notwithstanding his feelings and
friendship for them woud lead him to indulge longer
his situation would admit He will therefore look for
settlements to be made promptly
July l3, 1913. SAMUEL SLEMMONS'
N. B. He still continues to carry on the shoe busi-
ness in all its various branches; and thankful past IA
vos he would earnestly request his old friends and GUS
toners examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
as he is determined to sell low suit the times for cash
or such articles ofproduce can be agreed upon His
work shall not be excelled for neatness cheapness OF
durability. He has all kinds of leather and skins fol
sale together with every variety ofshocmakers' findings
and also few hair trunks, &c. SIS.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-15
NEW STORE-NEW GOODS.
SEetrGrG, eVEiE5iSGm s. Bennett.

ME undersigned announce to the public that they
a. have purchased the property formerly occupied
by VIM. Bennett and intend merchandising permanent
y in Cadiz The customers of the old house may rest
assured that no effort on part shall be spared
der entire satisfaction to all who may be disposed to
patronise us.
We are now receiving New Goods and are determi-
ned to sell on the most accommodating terms. Old
customers are earnestly solicited call and Gay guam
ity of ne'c ones arc anxously sought for.
JAMES STEWART,
WILLIAM MILLIGAN,
april 4. r.. ]. BENNETT.
P. S. more details hereafter
s. M. g. B.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-15
FUND COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,l

Cadiz, Apnl9 1874 {
NV IIEREAs, on the 18th of March, A. d. 1913,
wv the Legislature of the State Of Ohio, passed an
act to provide for the payment othe domestic creditors
of the State Of Ohio, by calling in the Surplus Revenue
and in which said act there is contained the following
section
SEC 6. It shall lawful for the Fund Commissioners
of any county, during the year thousand eighteen
hundred and fory-three TO provide for the collection
and payment into the Treasury annually of any portion
of the Surplus Revenue invested with said county, not
less than the one-enth of the original investments Now
therefore, we the Fund Commissioners Of said Harrison
county, according to the provisions of the referred
to and of the aforesaid section do hereby notify those
persons who have borrowed ftho Surplus Revenue, that
they pay to Samuel McFadden, agent for said Fund
Commissioners on or before the 22d day of December
next, the one tenth part Of your loans.
M M. SLOAN
SAMUEL McFADDEN
THOMAS PHILLIPS,
April u, lsia Find Commi,sioners
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-05-15
MiIliner 81 Mantua Making Business
NgTss. JANE SCOTT.

UNAKES this method of informing the ladies of New
Athens and vicinity, that she has taken room
in the house occupied by Mrs Crimes Maine street
in the town of
NEW ATHENS,
where she will carry on the above business in all It's
rious branches. Having taken instructions from one
long and amply experienced in the business, she trusts
she will be able to render general satisfaction She is
determined to spare no pains in sedulousy striving
please both as to fashion, durability and neatness of
workmanship, all who may favor her with their patron
age, liberal share of which she hopes to merit and
ceive.
March IA, 1914.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16
.al - III. go 49,

clay JluDs-- oIOO AWoke4
We are graiiied 70 sec that YAzoo has al
length walked pP . her duty and may Be
looked for b. onEwhig brethren in good sea-
son, Last Monday evening We had, in lhis
city.a. meeting fepnraiorys 70 die formation
Of iia CLAY CLUB. The notices Of he
meeting were bht partially given YET We had
one Ofathe largest snd bos, meetings 81 shs
kind We have ever had here. All were en-
tHOsiSslie Ia The great and glorious work -
There were 9 number Of our democraiic
friends present. who, We believe. we're d gh-
lygratidvd a ihe manner "a which ne pro-
csedingsof RE neeting were conducted.
.Wsgiva n appshsr column 81 losday's
papsrs the proceedings pfihe meeting The
meeting was addressed frsrby Judge Gibbs.
who was followed By Judge Wilkinson. E
w. Qdatkenboss ESQ ana NJ. r Abbs
each enchanting ihe attention 81 lie anai-
ancs fog aBopt ien or iiisen miputss. 81
their eloquent appeals and burning sarcasm.
Several ether fndemen were called upon
but declined speakipe. 2. walker Esq. 4
democrat was hen called open. and wiih
cone reluctance complied with go request.
andmadsan xcellsnf democ. tlicspeech.
giving ihs Wings and Henry Clay pafdcal
fhundel
9WeesA tasafsoa m
thtWhIs here tsty lively ano
may ehlht,ale s.s 81 |ssl6e
next Monday evening SO wi|l have pe
orranfesiIen VI rrr I.f1V 0I.fIl srI Is f.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16
YVhfe Slale ConVeIftiOIl.

All Convention Of tie members 81 The
Whiq party held pursuant to previous ap-
poinlment 10 the CITY Of Jackson. On The 9th
day 81 EebInargs 1874. the Hon. kDWAnp
TURNER was chosen President Of The Con
veniion. and Geo Winchester, d. II.
WIliams David Montgomery, ]. a. Yen>
lress, and a. HaTdgs were appointed Vice
Presidents.
Ob motion, John N. Dnffeld and Ever
ara Dousing were appointed secEslaFles
on motion. Resolred. That the Sergeant
all Arms 81 the Legislature, be requested g
act IS Segpeanl.at. Arms Of this Convention,
On molion sc Judge GaiOn.
ResoIesd. That tho rules Of proceeding
81 he lwo House Of lhe Legislature -
adopted IS Gle rules ci procs sdins g this
Convention.
81 motisn. Resolbsd. That u. Joseph
! e. Wall. of ieFnando, and N1r. Z. BQNslng,
of Columbus. added q .hs g dele.
gaies, heretofore appointed by ihe Wig
pasly of Ibis STATE g ne Baltimore GeaVen.
ten ID Mag uexA
On motion, Vim. g Snsdez 81 tick sbugg
also added % The delegates g aaiq
Conventions
on motion. Thst eonnil
Of eleven Be appointed @ eleeenk the names
ef suitable persons g t1is NeYention e en-.
dIdalee loF lhe Office 81 Electors & ihe
coming eoli
President appe'aled lessfe. IS
.IiIee ~ Knox, Luke, Lea.
SIS Il IaIniN hsn
M S|c. oNn, 81 ho.
ra, and
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

In n a A.
large EN1 e..
mtlet be ellys
Monday evening asl lol Ihe purpose Of
'rr CLAY Hb cod los OF
i' o Dr. s. BAR
se ~ c The AII
on motion 81 R We ooackenbosr, HE
Aoa. 1.olbh fea 1.ale
tile object 81 The neelinf 1.cn ne DID q
bfie ana lucid Mariner
Tie following eso|uiiong Ncfs unani
ba aeplsd
On motion 81 H'lkinsoh. il 8a1
ResoIbsd. Ihat ccnn'ilrs IS Eve be
appointed % adopt set CT resolution ex,
pTessiFe sc The sense Of This meeting
Whefeupon ihe chail appointed tse follow.
ing gentleman said Geo. 3.
Wilkinson, J.J. Hughes y. Gibbs. al.
=. Morton and a. Patterson.
o. motion y Quacksnb6ss. Esq,
i vas
Hft5ls1 That VT. Brook, III
4 iheloh, Be invited ID address this meeting.
and that committee 81 three Be appointed
20 walton Mr. Brook. and inform him NJ lie
wish ol the meeting, Wheleupon he chair
appoinled, L. NV auackenbose, Y, Cd. Hun.
lel and p. ". Mills. said committee
After en- absence ot few minutes, lhe
commiltee appointed @ draft resolution,
expressive % the sense 81 hts meeting Re.
turned q The room and asked further time
q make report which vas granted
On motion of Capt Hughes il va
kesrlped, Ihe. COMMITTEES 81 fifteen bs
anpoinied to nominate Suitable persons a
officers of this cLun, end g TepoEt 81 e. I'd
ioufned meeting @ be held On Monday eve
lining next, The 1ola inst, wiserenp0n tht
lchnir appointed The following Rentlemel
said committee: ] ]. Huehes,G 6. B. Wilkin,
son. 50 y. Gibbs. r Abbey ] a. Stevens
ii Ns e. Nye, ]. G. Lewis, r. e. Keys, @, B.
+ IIaulaT, n. Perry, Gen. Hahn, w Hunting
ton. DF. w. Mills, e.. CT Gooseys and a. III
!, Morton.
The committee appointed wait Oh AIr
Brook. returned end reported thar they weTl
unable % find him.
On motion s. ~. B Abbey Il vas
ResoIDsd hal iIIis eEUB remain ~ exis
lance until il El{RY CLAY IS elected RE
sideni
On motion 81 N. G Nye, il vas
be50lsed Thai lle thanksol this meeting
b. rendered 10 nphin, Co the ora
|, tuit0us use % the room.
On motion 0l r. b. Keys, II was
Resolved, That the proceedings 81 Chi
meeting be pnhliahad II the YazOn Cit
Wing and Benton Banne.
Hon. i. q. Wilkinson, RI ABBY. Z. w
! Quackenboss and D. Walker, Demoegul.
!, were called upon and addressed The meet
j. ing.
) Onmotion the meeting adjourned 70 NEE
+ al the Phoenix House on Monday evening
de 18th inst.
W. BARNETT, chair'n.
ARK. Smith. Sec'tv.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

Fef The last Two weeks have had mee.
delightful weather, and lie roads nd sses.
are now completely arr and becoming in
good travelling 6I6@r s really de'igbi
50 q - et'e q saveTee our streets reath
lhs rsgs s. delighted rnn ana without IS
Ing compelled i1 wade 81 md tnes. esf
III u eo ehifa ha ene
nading or gteeE tyins. g
make ap iog ne Tine were "a
accountof bad ealhe
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

or At an election held in this place on
Monday last for Mayor and SeIseimsn, 3.
Eaton Keys, EGG, was reelected Mayer,
and ~, Harrison, y. w, Barnett. y IA. Aliens
w. J.Lesks, Ohm I.,Wi,soh and MAJ. Pssfy
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

LEelsIArivk- Owing 70 the great Iflegu-
larity f.he mails, our latss. dalss fren
jackson iFs only pP % ihs elh insl., op ibal
day nashsre waYimPoHant business done in
the Insane hoaPiial.5 ~ rlias
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L. N, Garrett
Coahpma. YIN. N. Brown, II. Fl
BysTs. 6 s Mitchell
Desotc. Gen: Iaie. BuckneF.
rshats udgs duling, Gen. Ihos.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

eqrnaR Nrz la. Fem,
iaIe g steli Harris, decd
Us hs ilion 81 JOSEPH Mse6ils
aanInislIalt s. 81 and singular lie
goqes ae chailels. rights and credits uhich
were q le deceased. aud npon tie uc-
count oI The administrator, exhibited
% ea.a lug hal be personal estate s.
eala interstate Ingn icienf 70 pay Bis debts.
i IS therefore cred 81 the eonrl. hat 81
ons Inleles.sd il tie foIlonine hnds.
laaenea ~ hefidilamanis 81 Tie sid
ceased Fractional section. No
Lois. Be. b Ii. IL s. Is, ID Isactio1al
section 80. Fractional section. No ss.
The north aals 81 section No. 2 and al af
seesicns eaa wing north Of The Choc-
sau boundary wing ID Township 81
range containing IS estimate
1850 o9 Also easg hair Of 01ih
eas| 1naNeo section S. 81 Township No.
~ 81 range 1907 ees con- nlnt ~ ~
100 ct acres cited appe helnga ita
efobaie Court of the county 81 Bo'iear f
TIE Court aeA thereof 30 lie lhird Mon.
81 Apa nexi, e slew cause, any
lley can vs. |e aaie ulesiale should 1
Be sold. q 81 much fe0f VIII s. 81
cient ID pay and satisfy lis dsbis, 81 lie q.
sldne thereof. L IS ordered further il,as
said citation be led % ID Three IS
most public pisces q BOLIVIA. Conn q
thirty days and b published for lhe ne
length of tins r. Be Kazo0 cily WIG.
4 true copy tom ibe minutes
IEsEs DoDD. cl
jan. z. 1914 PTS fee nI41 9os5f
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OF We are indebted % Captain Wallis,
Of ihsvoaR., for lals papers,
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IN NOTICE S-Haoreafter the Payment
gkE Tor ALL acknowledgements WIN oe
due after. Ghe first insert lom tn oEf tfqA.A
a distance MUST be paid Tor ia adv rance
nv - January z, 1884,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

l4lIEDIAIE ETsf 3 St SIX ysun~ n,ea
s. engage Ia tight and healthy business
e ne woods. q ihis vicinity. and g g
sne lfegen Territory next iaI with lhe cen.
PLY but those 81 soh nd lid dsfrioas hsbife.
q whom coed l IS oirsn.
5aElasr lnloElnaiien 81 this 6fce.
500 eisJ. e5, SI-
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

sseN 81 hs Yazoa civ
e#ee 81
H.aes seIe
1slEueIIsc ID .1Insie has
~ thinsr requisite g 81
.'s.s@s 49,. a musical inelgueisn viii
TERMS.
pee month"; - "a
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20
nd Neral & oph8,
Aaonony. fneisnf
$50
Latin and Greek Lan.
ne lnanenlal Branches 81
NE'f on rIH11, exfre fo 0n
.a t9e leaieherss d Il ffi4s.s e.
nl.ies o teen terms
Ills KE. Pti1cipa..
~ Cts q, 1914.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

Come % q llc neptine BE- Monday eren-
ias next Come Is anseiias ore and
aHl And demobfsls too. come up. Open
DOOR zee d'asn.sion, o 30 matters except
no bu insss DC ihb Clnh ilsslf and want
you b zee ihat lone. Come e lhe messing
4, iho Phupix House IS Menaay evening.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

ai9m LOCO FOCO PRINCIPLES.
Boc6foc0ism f6llies under Tie banner which
ahlindianant people have once trampied a
the dust. ssMariin Van Buren, and The Sub
TresnFy tbo purse and he sword in ihe
hands OF the Presideni; 20 credits no paper
money no Tariff; ihirty-seven millions
year public expenses, and nothing g pay
high.salaries % Office holders, and low ages
TO laborers standing army IN time 81 peace
negro testimony 10 The navy 3 party serRlllly
before public good Ia Tie seleCnOu 81 public
officers and repeal end repudiaiion Of pub
III. engagements and public liabihties
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

The Whig State Convention % ne eelees
lion ofan Electoral Ticket ior rssdenl and
vice President vas held d lackson On slAe
5ih insl, and We @ iay furnish sur readers
win iis proeseaipss we ere happy iorials
hat the selection Of he e.scioral candidates
ana 81 the oihsf rsoessdin S. 81 lls Contsn-
lion passed f with great unanmily %
sentiment, and lbs MOI perfect toFdlalliy
offssling.
We ere nol acquainted ila Ell the canhi,
dates for electors bul So those We denei know
personally We have ,he most perfect naant-
an65 81 fheif sliding abllli5 dsbaier1 upon
shs s.ump and 50 isr knew them
think that better eltsden could hol BE-
made. We learn that il Is fheii intention q
give ihe state thorough canyas. hope
ihay win have ne aiiei.clion ol meeting
ihsir opponents frequently before tbs people.
They are ID fnaepiriM md IN coed e1Peetas
lien of giving ,hc els.loln vois . Harry q
,h6 West
The campaign opens finely and noiWiih.
standing eui ais rsverces ia this STATE We
feel that Mississippi win ye. become ressns-
raiea and.Provs herself righf side pp. AZ e
The election Of Nr. Clay We look upon that
as neral certainty. 4 is he NEST mature
Judgment Of some Of our most abls and Lest
informed politicians ahat ne viii reesive font
out olAte u 81 tie sIsclofSl votes Bul
Notwithstanding the csflainty, a we deem
II, Of BE election We havs Nisghsippi Jssl.
iHg % lhs subiscs which Pronpia q great anx.
ieiy that our State Should help make The Pre-
sidsnt. And il good faith We have the
proud satisfaction Or saying We know our
prospect are bfishtsning.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-16

"a With "a ie salon IS hich that portion
Of our Population engaged IN MECHANl A4
pursuits ought to occ1py ih ihe United elates-
lfitk hat 81 tIs,iS satire and tqtlraiissa sci
ot,tisnr segar1 q tt1ifhrfEcr VOcAIIoNs ti4Aie
rirl,ie and irieifrence rr iniiiifr sobTieIg and
general deDsrs -EENRR CLAY.
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YAXOO CIT X


WhiF Principles nnl 1ensnrees s
lst.t a SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY.
regaluied by iht eiI and authority 81 ile NatIo1.
cd. An adequate REVENUE, Win ialf ftDt
TEGTIONIO IA1 MEXICAN ~ teI
F3ul.s3uS f RES RAiN4a OBJ TIE tAEe q
TIVE POWER amhracinan furiher resurrection
on lho exorciee 81 ihc VETO.
4ih. "A hflhiui adnlnstlonon 81 ,ns public
U5mdin, wa % e4ullaoll Dl1L hll y ioI ~
THE BROCEEDe an be aalea "a AZ among all tho
5lh. An HoNEsr and EcO o1iIc AI 4. pdmin-
istfation OF the Geh6taI 3ot6rnmenl leaving pp1-
lie olic6fs perfect ireodoM 81 thought and Of The
righuIof ahdfIforeF bat with nu1a1lc restraints
aFsinstr inPIeper indifference 81 elections
9th. An amtndment of DIE CopsntptiQns Units
ing lkeincdmbta. 81 ihe pfs.dentsl once y e
SINGLE TERM.
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Foreign Import ations.

LorDorship Nsp,eri25s bars iron kIlemaa- s7s >,
"a plates iron 30 ease do Laurence murray lnsat butts
hnas err, Moul,os-so e".s stA.s bales,
Wison Bro~n-i pig "A Aokley-9o l. Psirnelie-i2R
LichIe-A Thompson X Jonas-s Hsdiei-so Maitland Il
order
lIvrnroo-ship Hsetor-3 bales Mabs "a c.ses Bullin
.er. -. Hull 4 Bfothers-s do 4 II Ru,sslI-ld
bals @ Asyw Ben 5 d. wolieus A Slater, hhls ~
.Yoo,', @tnis Cameron Bunet--s2 crates avs hhds
Csi,.ll z Coz b9res bh q sgsn Spom,pqusy-,
steel 20 bundles Lunderson2 bales WIN X ole5
ID umm .nl-i3e eases u Morewood-7 booss marble
n,lia fiankI'n-6 chs Mathew Armsung-s9 ch,
WiDkleI-36 bales Mead co-st rs hhd< Adams
bothe-26 pig 800 sacks salt Wilson Brawaio o.
sates arde5 doi0 do do260 s, peter 10 or
der-io3 hays linse, d u order.
MoNTEGo BAY Big SIR Lion.l HJnith-lt0 bags pimento
hhds copper 40 pisces do hor mdz Dawsoni0 eases cop
81 plecs do 20 rum cs bbls coffee log
wood Dunscomb u, rnitt
Rio GsANpt-Brg Bach Hawtoilo h,rns s225 bones $50
Des hlr Ava hires Coricg Som bals wool as horns
az hides M Eolinsop-3l "a O. HAIR order
Rio yAvhIRo-Bng Masou1-i2 tales Foster SONY
bags coffee Aen Paron-Elo do q iaIeil MnturI n
~ do TO order.
CAMrEAoHr-BarqueC alsto-22oo otis Logwood Ro.chapd
tman 1000 segen pae hats uen-i bale Do bFadls
HAvANA-brg Ion fane--8tl barrels ~ trces
,pn bss do 59i don pine apples sponord eslou-
yvn sugar Doualass-lo0 600 Wills-<0oo0 do
Ihonas-22-soo scars Juan Willis
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aleoona from boston.-Tho- Shin
mi Miss n Oh mmie, Sarah shimmio, sarh shmmin
IN mhia ana ay Nus JOY His bewns, Meredith
" osbs., = Haniitoa. J Cane, Via 4 VI Mosely,
!. Mofs, NJ tsmsrrn and strvt. Redmond, Vucstck
Mus eher u W INV I'd anr servts e. q schofeid
NJ Stholheld Bern do haon Dams, tIrcpeo Rlers,
w Newton, urtles Hugh Faico,er w Mills q Thur.
tn Mr. se',pg,on. his ak.r John Clemens. Mf ssis
jackson, joy ana seryt ksv Jonathan Simpson ID H
Rseiro w 81, John YOUNG l.dg two idrcn sad
nuce; Mr. Csho.n lady ehid and nt Mr. Cameron snd
servant; Heny Hop, Cosilli~r Jr Vicor Bishop
s.9iea Joha Rse,rt.sn Cta. ia M Ftrp,eE Robert
Eenj Auow~r- M,nlove. y Aaron Mr. Duih Mr. Davis
lienry, Rove tdw swan. Hugh Fnxr. w Kicker mrs
woodward High Doos-r. IL, Buchanan q NJ Good We
Lecssne, w l. P,Irin, w McL-sa, Roe-sse, Atvocd
Eil,oti I,nn + s,a,, w., AZ, l,ton' ~
nure Wainwnsht, Miss Waswnsht, q \ Coibett q,
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MONEY MARKET.

summary, June I0-0 r. M
The during the past week has experienced
very great fluctuations The ups and downs have been
tremendous. Many have been made bankrupts by the
movements in several fancy stocks within the past few
days Those who speculate fancy stocks without cap
ital. depending upon a rise every few days for
prosh, and governsl by those who control prices
and hold the destiniss Of these young operators
in their hands are invariably received Spectators
in fancy stocks ars usually men Of limited means who
purchase short credits deposi,iug certain per cent
20 be responsible for the losses that may arise At the
pration Of the credit the stock must be sold at the
ket price and the difference, either in favor against
settled If against the deposits ia appropriated to the qui
dason far a. It will CO. and il responsible the loser
makes up the balance from other In this way
immense amounts lost from day to day by those who
attracted by advancing prices Within the past three
months hundreds have been nesced in this way of all
they possessed Many old operators have walked the
plank, some for very large amount Compromises have
been the order Of the day. and very large differences have
been settled for trhng per cent the principal The
new board Of brokers have suffered in numbers but
their liabilities were very limited the whole hardly
amounting to much those OF member of the old
board During the late panic operations were very lm
ted at the board while the old they were very
large In this way nearly the whole brunt of the losses
fell upon those comprising the old board mutual squar
ing Of accounts has obsrsted all of the late
nendous Decline except in the pockets Of many victims
who will hereafter give Wall street wide BERTH The
brokers actually susr very little from these great auctu
atoms in the stock market; having little loose they
have everything to gain If they unable pay up
their Losses they quietly fsf and wipe out ell oblga
tions; but If The poor victim who has business with them
looss they Appropriate his lest dollar towards the pay
rnent gift We comparative table Of prices du
ring the last week
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