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, 1869-11-30
A Milo of Cabinet 0rEnns

Would seem q large number, get II the inattu.
u epia manufactured and toid pT the Mason 4
Harlin Organ Co, during the past urar alone were
placed close toSethe, In line, they woa1d reach
a distance OF more than tArre ntks, OF
Il arranged three In \ tier, would make
: solid wall zine feet in -helKnf afon1a
which u the more suFprainc, thu demand now e9-
ist1ng for these Organs, OF the Improvement mtoe
formerly wcak and inenecuvc instrument, be.
coming Possessed of such qualities Of tone and
variety ot expression as TO cumnand the u1t-
quiyocal praise Of a1tstA1nd counos3cu1a both Ia
this country and Europe 1t i not strange, taeze
fore, that the Cabinet organ fast taltnz it, place
~ the laSorire rarlor instrument hmoutBt atl
classtS OF socttt}.--Eostnn 1fdrttT.
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Thedemand fer the apparatus ior this tura1u.
abie form Of exercise has hefetososc been In ex.
cess Of The facilities for manufacture: and nu-
me.ous and vexAt1ous deltys have been tho result
One Of the best appointed foundIlcs In The North.
west h1l at length been secured, and orders hefe-
after vii! ee died with ptompkneas+ Those who
haye bean disappointed during the paH few
months and have Withdrawn ordtfs viii please
take pptlce Samplea Of the AppafAtuo can alEAss
be found At The toomA, GoA lis and LII Dtasontn
street. r, T.:
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To tho Business Men Of ChicaE

: TO kQN 70Nz1aEHB u40s1 VI <s<xx1.sE0s =
MekSYr. Cook, Coputn Co. design iasuinS
Dew wott, entitled !" Eerr.'tod9s AfrertsssF," "
which .in Five much lorg- g-needed Information IN
rrrnru 10 uetspaper adre4tIelnT, with many
practical hints showing how, when, and where 70
; sdsrlt,se most judic,ously. Int adsantsges 70
our merchants and others Of this book as An sd
vertiftn7 Eccum are obvious. and viii he person.
aly represented by Nj. F. GtotsuF, OF the Spring
! 1eld !Sfat< Journal Who will cau upon the adves.
! users with prospectus OF the wotE.
, 1869-11-30

A hrge crowd Of people were assembled Ut v.
A. Buffers Co. , Auction Roomf, on yesterday,
for the purrose ot tsiins adyant1ge OF ths tAe Of
tho large aod varted collection Of pawnhrpkara
Rooos ii thAt place The collection conststed gen-
s o. fancy foaas sasn M ~ ~ wsse3ea o. 1a Ms
u fu1B, etc. The tales viii be continued TO-DAY,
when The entire balance Will be sold out
, 1869-11-30

DEARBORN THEATRE.
TUESDAY, NOT.N
Emerson l. Manning's Minstrels.
The Great Bui1esQne, with evesythlnk new.
SING-BAD, THE BLONDE
Or, The Girls That Never Dye.
At the old and new stars remain, and nppea u In al
entre change Of programme. Seats secured I days n
advance.
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The Cafe Delmpuico,

INE
It would peem that the closing Of thlS popular
extahlishrbens waa only temporary. II WIZ again
thrown open to the pubic yeHte1dsT, md being
row In new hands, will beIound much improved
The cno4cest vtan1 In the city ara 10 be obSaaed
, 1869-11-30
McYICKER'S THEATRE.

Ensa8enent Of the Great Is1sh Comedian.
ID o NJ I n / c x NJ u X II Az,
And Mis- JOSEPHINE FIDDKa
The Sensation lftsh DramF, entitled
OkAA'S ENGAGEMENT.
TeTeuce ktnlkAn-, .Dorntek Mut11y
onah oHA1efsn .Afss Josephine Eddes
To conelnde With the
HAPPY MAN.
. Every tvcE1hE and Saturday Matinee.
In rehearsal, THE GOLDEN BUBBLE.
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HUEINRSS NOTICES,

The Ercnt SuccesN, both In EurOpc
&nd America, Of Hon'a A8lt Extract the best
Vntncs have so1d foundation, and hare With
stood the Impartial tsst Of time.
Al 4 substitute for ale, beer, porter, and every
in-tko11sor. nutrient Is Indispensable to nursing
ruotners, K1d n renedy. this preparation ss1uds
without rtyat Sold By n tfuEZts9 and S7ooeGl
he Medtel Director Of the Generai Ho1pitzl,
Benton BAHaekk near St Lools March 8, 1850:
.AeeaIh John L Brown L Son, Bo1ton, 2nzA--
Csc of your far-fAn1ed and most eeEr1cetole
sTrochea1 h being Eada in the hospital Of which
have charge and With veu beneficial md decide
seAults In AlaJmx bronchial t1r1tauon1" For
coughs md eolds, The Troene4 21ve prompt relle1
Fttnpt0s removed and skin EMRde
smooth By using Juniper Tar SoAp HknufAst1ftd
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EEFEHIUH EUUKT,
SEW 8UITA-
EnezeF Y. Frank ct ais '. B. Goldstein. A.
6uupelt, With attachment Demand. 5s40.l0.
Edwa!d B. Mann '. Baxter j 70. As1umpstt,
with attachment In aid. indebtedness smted at
43pl.4A
Archibald McAllisttr '. The traveller 1usur.
ance Company, OF Hartford, Conn. Aasumpit
Demand, 3s00.
The Same =. Henry o. Winch. Assumpdt De.
Llnd, $40 .-...
BILL FOR DIVORCE.
MarEaEet Somers =, GustAyus Il. Somer1. Pro
ceedttg Tor divorce on the ground Of deSfttlon.
Ii Il stated that the parties we're married duFtog
.Fehrua1y 1852, In Madison County. Ia this State.
The deselton IS charged as OF April, 1884.
RkAL ESTATE
- Thomas CloWFJ, adMlnistr1t0r OF the estate Of
Margaret Brennan. =. the heirs Of the estate and
otheEr. Decree confirming report Of Commission
era for the partition Of Int 3, Block 3, except the
west 20 feet Braluard EVuna' addition. that psI-
ti1ton cannot be made, but that sale u proper.
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~ VILE PE0FXb. = -
Estate Of DArbafn Ernst VIII proved and let
ters tastamentarJ issued TO Joseph Il. Etnas, M
der bond Of al5,e00. -..- ...
Estate Of John Andrew, lately OF Calumet
WM proved and letters testamentary issued 10
LuctnA 7. Andrews, under bond Of 3ld,1oo.
GUARDIANSHIP.
]. Irving Pearcc Nas appointed 70 be guardian
Of Gertrude L Frederick xEd Ann julia Robinson,
under bond OF 8, LOO.
, 1869-11-30
CIRCUIT COURT.

jTpdHkNf. =
ThoIa1 Parker '. Nelson P. Phelps, Fof
sl.ss7 81.
kKW SUIT.
John Clark '. Charles Abel Replcvln.
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SLhaAYK0 Or sroLEN -FHoN RGaw1A-
1hse SfsF ~ hksssy @ aad Hs5nessz lvssT "a
aS1n. 1he nnde< vii b. 'Hhecsj1 tsW.f4 N
3ess47aa4 he1 u the ebqfe A1phM
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
RROOKLYy MTELLICEyCE.

CRIsiE.-During the past week 435 persons were
taken before the different police Justices by the
police. The majority was for drunkenness.
BURGLARY.-1he family OF Mr.. MoutOn, No. So
Clinton street. being absent in the country, burglars
The robbery was discovered Yesterday morning by
Of1cer Reed, OF the Fortyirst precinct.
CAsUALTIEs.-Margaret Long, an infant, was so
North Second street, e. D., on Friday evening" that
death resulted yesterday. Tho infant upset pail OF
boiling water over Its person. Charles Meighen
South Second street, T.. D., fell on an iron fence
from an elevation IN Sixth street and was danger
ously injured.
ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCEs. Thomas Tndal, q
saimaker, was taken before Justice Lynch and
committed for examination yesterday on the COM
pialnt of Thomas julian, who accuses him OF OBTAIN
ing money under false pretences. The accused, as
charged, represented himself as the owner OF num-
ber OF lots at the corner OF Patchen and Gates ave-
nues. The complainant bargained for them, and
paid small amount to secure them, when he dis
covered that they belonged to a MIR. Samuel Lynch.
TIE BROOKLYN FIRE DEPARTMENT.-The Brook.
lyn Fire Commissioners were busily engaged yester-
day In perfecting the organization Of the depart.
ment They Hxed upon the following rates Of sala-
res to be paid to the members OF the force:--
Privates, $500 per annum; stokers $500; foremen.
ST. 900; drivers, 5000, and district engineers ST. 200
Each engine is to have foremen, engineer, driver,
stOker and i've privates Each truck will have q
foreman, driver and seven prtvates. The Commls-
soners have purchased about thirty horses and in
tend purchasing thirty more next week. One
hundred and sixty men have been examined by the
surgeons, and uDwars OF 100 were pronounced eligl
bic and Will be assigned 10 duty on Monday.
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
NEW YORK BERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 2 86yrRpLn SHEET

0BoRaE W. TAYLOR. eldest son Of Alvah B. Taylor,
In the 3Sd year of his age.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral on Monday after
noon, at three O'Clock at the residence OF MS fatne
No. u Centre street. Newark, N. J. Interment at
THoMPsON.-Suddenly, on Friday, September 10,
THOMAS THOMPSON aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family and mem.
bers OF the Mutual Pleasure and Base BAH CluDs are
invited to attend the funeral fron the Mutual Club
House, o22 Broadway. this Sunday afternoon, 1t
THoMpsoN.-On Saturday September II, JOSEPH
THOMPSON, IN the Goth year OF his age, native OF
Castlepolard. county westmeath, Ireland
John Willis are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral. from his late residence, 1872 East Twenty
eigth street on Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock,
VAI.ENrINE.-In BROOKLYN on Saturday, Septeul.
Der II, ISAAC VALENTINE, aged 80 years ana =
he relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
funeral from his late residence, No. 201 State street.
near Court street. on Monday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
WHITE-Suddenly, at Toledo, Ohio. on Friday
morning, September 10, Mrs. ELIZABETH W. WHITE,
reIlc OF the Rev. samuel White.
The remains will be brought to Staten Island, and
the funeral VIII take place at the First Baptist
church, Granltevte, on Monday afternoon at two
O'Clock. Carriages Will be In attendance at Port
Richmond, on thelarrval OF the boat which leaves
pier 10 North river at twelve O'Clock.
WILLIAMSON Friday, September 10, JOHN, the
beloved son Of John and Mary Williams, In the 2sth
His friends and those OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, this Sunday after
noon, at one O'Clock. from his late residence, 900
wILsoN.-On Saturday morning, September 10,
NELLIE, daughter OF MARGARET and the late John Will
son. aged years and months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WOoDwARD.-ln Brooklyn, on Saturday Septem-
Der II, EDWARD +. WOODWARD, aged II years, late
residence HerkImer street, seventh mouse southwest
OF Albany avenue.
Notice of funeral in Mondays papers.
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
sTatET QUOTATIONS.
Five O'clock r. NJ.
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Orion vs.. Gotham.

The ''gantsr-Onons-tbo defeated, SEEM
phGnix.Ke to rise again and face the FIRE of strong
opponents. They have indeed shown an amount OF
pluck aud determination highly proiseworthy, and
AZ they do not achieve success 10 will not be because
they do NOT deserve IT, On Friday last they met the
veteran Gothafns at Hoooken, and gave them n
gOOd lively "shake.v The Gothams have a good
nine and have lettery been practising exten.
slvely, and 10 give them a rub the youngsters
must have been well up In their parts
AZ may be Judged from the score below. the
contest was close and interesting. There WAS very
little "muffngn done on either side, and the CO.
thams won Dy superior play In two or three innings.
OF the Gothams Beadle, Go0dspeed, Hall and Mason
exceled In their respective positions, while on the
SIDE OF the Orlons Downey, Cowing Bennett aud
Mcintyre deserve notice. The OF the game Is as
fOiiOws.-
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY, Sept. l1-eP. N.

SATURDAY, Sept. lisp II.
the banh statement submitted this afternoon was
4 startling sensation for Wall street, and was the
senera theme OF discussion. The changes are so
remarkable and 80 inexplcabe that the feeling Of
aistrust for the future OF our local money market
was IN nowise allayed BY It, but, on the contrary,
greatly increased. The showing last week was so
favorable tnat It was hoped the transition to the
scvy so usual IN the fall would be by an easy DE-
elne but IN the sudden loss OF nearly seven millions
Of their reserve Of specie and legal tenders the
banks threaten to plunge the money market
at once into spasms. The chief feature in
tne statement is loss Of over four millions in legal
tenders. This is aggravated by q decrease of over
swo and half millions In specie. Yet the deposits
have fallen of only million and quarter. The
Inconsistency OF these features inds parallel IN
an increase OF loans TO the extent OF six NIL
lions. The stoves aaeat during the week OF CON-
binarions to LOCK up greenbacks seem to have some
foundation IN the array OF facts thus presented for
on no other hypothesis can the incongruties OF the
statement be reconced. The totals OF the last two
sfatn t,faa fnlin
The New York herald., 1869-09-12

vssd het 70 the step which she adopted, which was
. separation THIS advice was based on Q secret
revelation made BY Lady Byron Now. while Mrs.
Stowe contends indirectly, that this revelation was
think MAJOR Byron's revelations plainly indicate
that II was the fact Of Byrou's previous marriage.
AT any rate 1t is most probable that SO Intelligent
man as Major Byron showed himself to be- and
searching as he was Tor any and every fast con-
nected with the great poets history, would have
known something OF the secret motive Jf Lady
Byrons separation. had IL been founded in so mon-
strous an accusation - Mrs Stowe imputss TO Lady
Byron,0
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
BROOKLYN CITY.
THE C0VRTs.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT

Before Commissioner Newton.
The United States u.s. A,toirle Re0en.-The de-
fendant was charged on the second day OF July with
having had tobacco in his place OF business at
Greenpoint on which the proper stamps hld not
been afilXed. At an examination had on the 2sth
of July was alleged that Reqen had taken the mead
OF tobacco keg on which the STAMPS had been
erased to the mandatory Of J. C. Lawrence & Co.,
IN New York, for the purpose Of having it placed on
another lot OF tobacco The further examination
was adjourned until yesterday, when counsel for
the defence introduced evidence for the purpose or
impeachng the testimony given by the principal
witness for the prosecution, and the case was again
adjourned until the 24th instant.
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
sUsR0eAIE's COURT.

Wills Admitted 70 Probate-A administration
Before Surrogate Yeeder
During the past week the wills OF Rachel Purdy
OF Greenwich, Conn.,; Elisha II. Saulnier, John N.
Dale Henry G. Evans Charles Noble and Alexander
Orr, deceased, ail OF Brooklyn, were admitted to
probate IN the Surrogste's Court OF Kings county.
Letters OF administration were granted on the
estates Of Louisa Naeer, OF New Lofts; Jane Jarni
son, Mary Ann O'Rourke, Jane Smith and Francis
DeGoveau, all Of the city OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

OMARK-CAREY.--On Monday. September Q, at the
Church OF Sts Peter a.d Paul. Williamsburg, by
the Rev. Father Pagan, J. II. OMARK to Miss MARY
r. CAREY. No cards.
THURsroN-FIELD-On Thursday. september o.
5y @ sne Rsy; 3, G. Binn Of Morrsana n H. pr; j.
NELLIE J. FIELD, Of New York city.
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
Ning the range Of the principal stocks to-day

Cod was strong, and upon moderate transactions
rose to 1857, but fell OF to 1907 alter the bank
statement. The early advance was stimulated by
the large line OF imports this week-over SIX
mlhons-and cable reports OF the prospective
abdication Of Napoleon. The large cotton recepts,
over 1900 bales for the week. assisted the decline.
The New York herald., 1869-09-12

Foreign exchange was dun after the steamer, and
barely steady with a fractional decline in ster-
ling The range OF notes was as follows:-
Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 1917 Ios;
good to prime bankers, 1887 los's; short sight
1osA 1887; Paris, sixty days 52115 O $40; short
The New York herald., 1869-09-12

Base Ball Notes.
on Monday the Empires and Eagles VIII play the
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
inc prices was as follows:-

The demand Tor cash goid was So lght that hold
ers allowed and per cent per annum and l-le TO
Monday on the currency collateral advanced in car
rying over their balances. After Clearing House per
cent was paid for carrying AT the Gold Exchange
Bank the gross cearances were $685. $4,000; the gold
balances s3,0o0,127, and the currency balances
$4o722OO Exports OF specie during the week
were-
American gold .........,................ $1,000
Mexican dollars. .,.. 1000
American silver. ............................ s,4oo
spanish gold. Observation-Disclosures. l,2i6
Gold bars: 2o,17s
september ll-Steamer City OF Washington,
Liverpool
British gold ..........,..,.............. I2,i5o
toiu dus'-'s'.... ........................... 1000
Iotai. $56,43
The New York herald., 1869-09-12
INSTRUCTION.

ATTowNsEND's BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1856 BowERY,
"A instruction day and evening in Bookseepng writing
Spanish Shorthand, &C. Private instruction persons OF
neglected education. Ladies' department
The New York herald., 1869-09-12

ITO ExCHANGE-s12.0 WORTH OF READY MAD4
Clothing suitable for Southern trade; onehnf cash and
balance Southern Western bonds l49 Broadway room
No.7.
The New York herald., 1869-09-12


I'VE SHALL SELL FOR WHILE, TO DEALERS
x. G. BARKER l. co.'s DETROIT (M1CH) AMERICAN
EAGLE FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO
80 per gross foil and ~ pound In bulk In ten
pound drums d. HIRsCA i CO., ia Water street.
NEW YORK, Sept II, 1852
The New York herald., 1869-09-12

AT 1877 THIRD AVENUE OLD NO. 129 LADIES ANr
gentlemen receive hghes, pricea Tor Cast on Clothing
and Carpets Call address s. MISH Ladies attended
by Mrs. Mish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-17
The stnte Capital.

The Greenbrier Independent says:
At last we have permanent capital.
However violently we may have been
torn from the Old Dominion, the State
of West Virginia is now fixed fact,
and its capital city, Charleston, on the
Kanawha. It is more central than any
capital that the two Virginias ever had.
1t is more accessible nOtU, than either
of the contrasting points, and 7"HL be
more accessible than any point in the
State. By the selection of this site the
united effort of the whole State is Sc
cured for the speedy completion of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have had under contemplation for some
time, plan for tapping our proposed
highway. This plan will now rapid
~ be put into execution, by running
branch down Elk river to Charleston.
Then connecting link from Oak Hill,
on the Marietta and Cincinnati road
crossing the Ohio river at Gallipolis or
Point Pleasant, up the kanawha to our
capital, will give all the access that
could be desired.
Under these advantages, we look for
the rapid development of the vast re-
sources of the Kanawha Valley, Then
will it send forth to US, the State. and
the whole country, its 1nexaustible
quantities of coal, salt and rich stores
OF manufacture. Then, too. under
these benign and civilizing influences,
we think the hearts AMI souls of our
legislators will expand, and find vent
in laws wise and generous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-17
Sale of the Real Estate Of Lydia 8.
Grugar, Deceased.
The Most Valuable Property In the
County.
William McMechen and othenl

The Most Valuable Property I'm tho
County.
William McMechen and othen1
VH.
Joseph Skinner and others.
DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
l. Circuit Court of Ohio county, rendered
named cause, We. the undersigned Commits
the
Saturday, 27th day OF March, 1869,
OF Wheeling, on the Cum beriand ROAD. Al =
point known as Elm Grove, Commencing at
the hour Of ten O'Clock A. NJ, q tract OF 40
the same PrOPef patty o formerly 1i " o% Rsl96
chasers. consisting in ali OF thIrtean lots,
varying In slze nom one to fifteen acres, and
Two farms containing Etxty:six and eighty
the Cumberland road; those upon the north
side extending to the brow OF the hill, whilst
perty and buildings intervening between
said Cumberland road and Wheeling Creek.
IS $40 acres of surface land, WILDE sold the
coal privilege OF 19O acres underlying the hill
lands; c0mto[ta6Ie name tenement house
fronts 1CO feet on the Cumberland road and
extends 50 feet in depthSi s located the Old
used as warehouse TO the latter, and al
present occupied by RS. Hopkins, toeether
with a stable, carriage house, %. On ISt No.
s, which contains $40 Of an asa Ia Ana
frame dwelling house, now used IN = conn mne
ton with the store. with suitable ouf-build-
lot No. 9 Is the ono grist mill. dWeIling
house and blacksmIth's shop, with a stTin 0f
,tInISc fro 11et IN 1Io embracing The
road, together with 5-10 OF an acre On ihs
point OF the hill adjacent to the head Of the
race, making in all 2 PIC, acres, WIN S1rIII
Eive title to the water power! Dion Ia No,
10, which Is 5-l0 acres In size, Is the STONE
hf92teI. now occupied by Mrs. French, with
bles. Ice houses, &c. The remainin0 lois
numbered ], 2. 40. II. IL and l8, Iespecfiye:
located for residences and exceiIinS az
other body of land in Ohio county for SaI-
dening purposes: The hill property con
farms, the nrst OF which contaifB 66 aeres.
occupied by James Smith, bounded on ihe
easy of access, well timbered nrc[1nrsSva . ~
two-thirds arabic land together lin TO TO
suD S frame tenement houses.
me second farm fronts ON LITTLE WhaaI-
tn9 Sreek, not more than 70 yards from the
CpmDerIand Toad, extending back IN the
Iets ons ~ I9sn giving two desirable out
other by the County road, contsininV 50
acres. The hill portion or thfS preperty
the low lands are well aSiapseii tSs yf.arminS
purposes. Parties desiring q more narticuIsf
Ss1Ta5 Po 11,O OF me enoye property arc
at the Recorders office OF Ohio conntV and
the otner at the residence OF ]. f. smith, on
OF April. 20 ~ N''
TERMs OF sALE;-one-thlrd of the pur-
chase money In cash, and the remafnder In
two equal instruments, payable. the one ri
one year, and the other at two years AFTER the
day OF sale; the title to the said land and
premises being retained al tlIe sacnTiiv Tor
mentH. T. H CS0n6 ~
r. B. WOODS,
HANNIBAL FORBES
t9Ot0-o0WIo Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-17
Southern, Crops.

The New Orleans L'icayWmc urges
upon its readers the necessity of cult
waiting food crops, instead OF devoting
themselves so closely to cotton. They
can 1.-Two without cotton, but not with
out corn, and there is great incertitude
in regard to the rnising of cotton, ow-
ing to the host of enemies by which it
is followed. The PicaylInc predicts that
If the policy in vogue there is carried
out, the planters will find themselves
foodlpss before June or July. 1t also
calls upon the Legislature to pass
law 10 render void any advances on
crops to be raised, whether in the shape
Of drafts, notes, acceptances, or other
wise. This ii calls mercantile and agri-
cultural gambling, which ought to be
as much discouraged by the law rs that
which is now specially reprobated by it.