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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31
Op.Yatssss Il. Real Estate.


LosDos Nosry NARKar friosy evening March IL -
he demand for money continue. soive, bat The supply
rate Of dscoun, ~ ,be Bknk Of England continues at
er cent will any immecss pcospect Of char Co. The
are ARRIVAL OF gold from Australia, per Mermaid and
Bach wall an oupt,ng & G54o. o00 WILL Il is believed
stn tho exception of 600 gas brought BY the
ormey, being Of British and boa Of lonlai coinage be
al purcbsfed for the Contnent TIE WITHDRAW val
tho n necessary purchase shh goa Increased
he strinsercy or tse market On the sock Excnaare
me unusua y hee amount Of sbe balance 10 nvor Of
be CO. the Bank OF Engiand snds 30 conscs
ne supply out OF door," ana Of course carries more
70 that ipsttstiop. Large arrivals II gold may
be looked fer from Ausrsia-tne Royal Charter,
Marco Polo, White star and other last clippers be nE
on board a. n klecua admiral snd Dsrwr ut, nov
overeu 10 believed that the next stes mer Tor the
Eaa lrdies ull tale on, about f7oo, 600 In silver
The puobaxes OF gold 81 premium viii nov relax 10
some tx,ent Specie, however, 10 nowipE towards Aus
via Inc ccd, the, abundant videnco In the CONNER.
sSpsc, 70 msn,su high socts o, bucn here vhstsvsr
invuD, msy io~ in from Australian possessions and
10 think We can perceive In the present sesdDess Of all
~ sdsptpg tbemse 70 the movement progress II
= fortunate that the disturbance b oomparsu rely
50 nossI but ss .n .ns .rs o. ,o Nnsa
cssionally produces dhcuiy In saenstag immediate re-
suits.
The return from the Bank Of rsEAnd for The week end
ing shc Tih Of March Gives ne snovng results wbea
compared wnh the previous vcek
Pubic aspo.ie ......S lsI sti lnofease EtsS. i52
Resi-. s..so coa Incrssse. cc,sp
Ga Ire ciser sd o., Of ios scooass -
Govern nent securities Eli 078.5io Increase Eio< OF
Other socuritlcs..... 10 65s 100 Decrease. 30 l1
Nosca mploycd .... S,E0sso Decrease :. 2io o3o
ne amount o. pot In o,rcussios els SGT los beisg
decrease Of f23o, l3S and the socx Of bullion In both
sspsssmcoAs 10 fio3lc.t eo showing . decrease Of
ca, sis, when compared Win The proceeding rsusp.
There IL cesnGe 70 report thn wosk regards
prices Of buIion There hes been fair demAnd and
Siver and Mexican dollars taken freely. Orders still
,onps toward irsn she East DoubIoous are IN demand
ii full ntss.
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Naval Intelligence.
The United States steam frlgatc kerrimac Oapt Pom
dsygsst, went 10 sec the s7th instant IRON Hampton
ROada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31
The Book Trade Sale.

PUDLIaH.Rs' AND BOoKsELLsSs' FIRST srRIN0 SALE
--YHK NUMBER AND 1NDB OF BOOKS oFFxR1D.
he crest annual trade sales Of The publishers and
bootsellers Vi Now York, Boston, Philadelphia, BaIt-
nore tord, Rochester and other cities throughout
the country, VII commence to-day. The catalogues oon
tain bet wesn ave and six hundred pages and embrace
standard and miscellaneous works paper, stationery, ste
reoype plates and blank books ali OF which 70 be sold
without reserve give below the number Of copies Of
works BY most distinguished authors Ia one OF thee
catalogues, from which readers viii be snabled 70
Judge Of the character OF ihe books offered for SALE Tnere
are besides large number Of soaool and story books
which only be counted BY Thousands There are also
very assortment Of works Of no but taose
We ave gwen are valuable and important In the
whole catalogue. viii be from the hss that there
Bbes and Shaksperes for sale than there e Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31
Vernes' Eiectro-Chemical Baths, ITO broad
way New York. for rheum ATTAIN, debility, &C.

scdy cf the stomach and restores 10 It's former digestive
rover does not pwge % cents per bottle by All druggrG
Depot I0i all Barnes Park, 5O4 Broadway f.
Chace. los Chambers street, N T., aud Jno Wright Co.,
New Orleans,
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Police Intelligence.

copsscnss The relatives o, Patrick oulken vbe va,
stabbed In the ssvent Avenue Sunday morning., deny
that he iut,xcater as the police stated. II appears
he VAS assaulted by Daua and Goyma1 without any pro
yccslon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

ChIfiI ems Hats at Geniu's, No. 3I4 Be0ad-
wsysev.r bias b,ianta display o. chVd-ens hss su
shie Children OF both been offered New YORK
WIN nos be fouod nj GENfss, IA Broadway, opposite s.
PRul's Church
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sy notice in the NEw yonE BEeAtp Of the ISth ina 4
appears That teo traced house No ~ Cherry
street who bad csugh conruus0u " burg lry
and here arrested The Brown arrested fran
ais Brown, aud not mvte Pc SUPPOSE both being
strangers to me. WILLIAM BROWN, a. Cherry street
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WILLS OF DR. KANE AND M. BErAsCOuBr.-
The ollosing wills have bean recnre Cd ct sue omco
Ret ister OF Wh,s will Of Dr. clsca Kent Kane DO
aneaths the OF u, 600 70 hts brother, Robert
Kane the OF his tate unto such moro OF ais
family for suoh estate aud on such u-,aiion, ~ Hon
Jopn Kane shall (whesher 70 take effect during hit
betiDe aer biz cecease limit and appoint In dofaa0
OF such decti0a sbe Of the estate to 70 MS
iaher end after HE dec'aSe to his mother su1 alter the
cecease ~ both ha ri and brothers rhs ~t ~
AloDzo Betancs uyt native Tire oily Of Puerto Principe,
b. 9 citizen II Pliisdepnia beqaesshea 70 Jsee
Maria Living IL Puerto Pfnope $50 apnuais during his
fe foil and equal thrd part OF hts estse IN toe csy
and county Of Philadelphia 70 his WIFE, and when his
youngest daughter arrives at the age OF n years she
esiSse 10 be divided II his eldest dsughsor no be
quesths aaoher third pa tor her sole ur' her Sis
ter becomes Of sE His est~te ia tee cIAot OF Cuba to
be od anc the proceeds to be invested 10 ground rents
or mortgages In Phuaeepa's, for u.e OF ms vile ana
ohildren,- Phitad, lphia kdger. March 80
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spanhn Pillar dofhnTI ......s 10
The Epalbb iuads have been very duh. aud have Do
oined skbtiy. although q temporny fsmpess sAs tm.
parted BY NE arrival Of comfortable rcmitia5ces from
Australia The mayke seems 10 BE oaeny prsjutocd Of
present BY the sate OF he account OF the spscu
suvs holders Of consos cvncpN dsp,s'tlou q realize
Copsels sos money yesterday oeped and cicssd e3k
W i, slshs Ugh hr . mo@eni tey ,cucsed a3X r~ Ne
ah April he last uansse, wese 81 .. pA t. DAY
sos we're heavy ard ooaed f,r moacy a W 10
m for the account n % y 10 y
The Paris k,si~r Of Tie lsh inst psblshes The
ntbtby ef She BAak Of Franco ~ tue i2th
instant The increase In the sapet cosn bunon "a
II iesnt0 rt-rhrs she foss amount ~ The pr TIN.
BENG ~ 30 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

White, the Asttey, las Fulton street, BE-
tween Broadway and Nassau street, spring style 81 his last
nall style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

Mexico, CuDa ann The Slave Grade All
persona des; Of loniyg Mexico In the present
with pain and anxious for thu suppression OF the ssve trade
IL the fhisn5 Of Cuba viii pleaae sddress eos paid
JOHN kikGO So fCHEj New York Poss obi:e
BThe letters already received win be answered dae
ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

Holloway Otntm emit Martyrs tn scrofuin
rejoice This subtle disease Descending nom generation
alton fearful heirloom, be literally exrpesd by
this penetrating unsuen AL eruptons and sores yield Us
curative properties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

PyIsmattc Turning Co n Stock for Sac
cheap, by ALBEIT Ii. NiOOi.AY. No. 1 Broad street.
For Good FtxfbS, well made SHIRTS, or ala
ard patterns reaied wholesale prcse 20 the
sodety's lQj Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

mushroom preparations compete with the first
snd only pure sIsaparAs Dying one and all sti the
original article maintains It's for roua
all diseases OF the esh glands skin muscles aud
kemps psstea free achieving like
triumph all the mercuJal vermifuges bod by u
LsNkAN co wholesale druggists 6g Water street. New
York aud by al druggsu sArsspsrills H. and psstlies
% cents bottle.
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CIrY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY March vs. r, II.
AsBEs.-1hs sslss embraced about 2D bbs, Including
pots n. 1910. 7.os3c and pearls at FAC
BREADS Flour-The mar ket dull, and The turn
Of the 10 favor purchasers. The
hrsced about 7OO O0O bbs at about the following quota
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Carpetines.
At the old stand,
ga Broadway corner sprtug stree.
q. s. HUMPHREY 90.
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
Nave received their spring stock 0 ca~psSngs and
prepared offer Their oe the choicest,
spd best selected stocks offered IN tn cts.
Last Day.-Thts Day Ends the Opporfu atty
Of learning write Of Mr. l3ULDSGtTB for g. 80. Pup's
received until O'Clock z. N.
Hsllotypes,
Photographs,
paguerre,types
j. Courtney challenges the pbotogf apnc world 70 30
duce pictures In the above style equal thuse ide
Photographic Palace OF Ar, 3is Broadway.
Photnersphs-New style, c"Iored beautiful
10 Broadway.
Wedding and Wishing Cards, Envekopcs
and silver door plates seals with presses EVERDELL5
Br>adway corner Duane street
LtmoBnisr, Jeweiler, Designer and Hail.
worker 70 the Emperor and patented BY h Mgev 10 3o1
vArd des Iaens NJ the of the bDpers
Paris Sole Medal 1t the Universal Exhibition of 1850 A
spler did choice Of articles worked in hair.
Batcheior's Hair Dye, Wigs and roupees,
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Touuees
sand the pinnacle Of ams wholesale res and the dye
privately applied No 6 Astor House.
Hair-Iss Diseases, Fall, Change Of Color,
their Establishment The whole tire tied carefully by
CANADIAN, "a Church street, rear Barclay. snnna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
sand the pinnacle Of fms wholesale and re and the dye
privately Applied No Astor Rouse
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Hair-Iss Diseases, Fs'I, Change OF Color,
their embelisbment The whole tire ted carefully by
CANADIAN "a Church street, nosr Barclay. E1N1
Rupture Cured by Marsh d Co = Radical
ruas, no. 2is Msiden lane. New York.
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Wedding and Visiting Cards, Envctopcs
and door plates seals with pre.ses EvERDELLS,
Br Iadway, corner Duane street
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Pbotnersphs-Sew style, c"fored beautiful
for only f3-pian dolar, Niagara views &c. HOLMES,
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-03

NOBLE SENTIMENTs.-Con no
man for not thinking as you think. Let
every one enjoy the full and free liber-
ty of thinking for himself. Let every
man use his own judgment, since every
man must give an account of himself to
God. Aohor every approach, in any
kind of degree, to the spirit of persecu-
ton. Ifyou cannot reason, or persuade
a man into the truth, never attempt to
force him into it. If love will not COM
pei him to come, leave him to God, the
Judge of all.-.Joh~ Wesley.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-03
WHOLE NUMBER 371.
New PRINTING MACHINE.-We have

New PRINTING MACHINE.-We have
received the American chronological
Journal for May, pub lished by Messrs.
Fowler & Wells. of New York. AS u.s.
ual it contains much useful and fnstruc-
tive information. From it. we learn
that there is soon to come before the
public a printing machine, or, as it may
be more properly called, the Editors
Correspondents, and Business Mans
Momentary Recorder" which has been
recently invented by Mr.. Benjamin 1it-
ermore, of Hartland, Vermont. This
cd rious little piece of Yankee mechan-
ism is made entirely of steel, and opera
ted in the pocket with ease.
The writing, or type, somewhat re-
rembles the old English type; the pa
per is carried inside the case, which is
confined upon two small rollers at each
end of the case, u hich moves along as
fast as the lines are printed; the mixing
apparatus is also carried within the case,
and so arranged, by means of a
p zee of cloth or paper saturated with
ink, that the type is linked, and the en-
tire operation performed without any
other movement except bearing down
upon six keys, which are attached to
ona apd Of tho caco
The inventor says that by means of
this machine he can print with as great
rapidity as the most expert accountants
can write; and with as much adroitness
while walking, riding, running, or talk
ing.
1t will he of great utility to editors.
correspondents, and practical business
men; also clergymen and lawyers, and,
in fact, all who have writing of any
amount to do, as it can be used while
riding in the cars, or elsewhere, where
the pen and ink cannot be used.
1t is constructed upon such plan that
it can be made almost any size, from
two inches to six feet in length.
The one which Mr.. Livermore has
now completed and in use, is but five
inches long, three wide, and one and a
half in thickness,an carries twenty feet
of printed paper, three inches wide, up
on its two rollers.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-03

GREAT MEN THEIR OWN TEACHERS.
Those men who have been the most
useful to their species, have not been
educated in the universities and collie
ges and those few who have made any
figure in the world, who have spent
some time in such institutions, owed
their utility to some fortuitous circum-
stances, which surrounded them after
they left college. The best informed
and most useful men in all countries,
generally speaking, have been those
that educated themselves, for the dog
NAUTICAL assertions of the learned pro-
fessors preclude all reasoning, and oc-
custom their pupils to take for granted
every thing they hear, without investi-
CATION. That the men most useful to
their country and to the world have not
passed through the discipline of colleges
or universities, requires only the cita-
ton of few to prove; such as Column
bus, Washington, Franklin, Paine,
Shakespeare, Penn, Cromwell, Ritten-
house, Moliere, Linnaeus, Priestnitz, &c.
&C., with almost all the brilliant heroes
that astonished the world by their ex-
ertions during the French Revolution.
The mechanical habit of committing to
memory, without reasoning or reflection,
puts to sleep all the energies of the 9th
er faculties, which are never awakened
but by the shock of some extraordinary
circumstances. This accounts for the
number of great men brought oft by
the violent movement of every change
or revolution, either in Church or State.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-03

POEMS, BY G. G. GooDwIN.-A copy
of small book with the above title we
acknowledge the receipt of from the
publishers, Herald Office, Marysville.
Mr. Goodwin is not poet He is not
entirely deficient in the ideal, but has
little power of expressing himself in
proper language, mingling all sorts of
feet Unfortunately in one line. His
Pegasus limps and stumbles terribly.
He is afflicted with just enough of the
cacethes to fancy himself "some "a
little deeper draughts from the Muses.
spring would cause him to write better,
and still open his eyes to the folly of
publishing the improved illusions.
The volume contains about 200 pa
ges, one-half of which are taken up
with story entitled Minnie Montgom-
cry" in neither prose nor verse. The
story itself, it well told, in good
prose, would do we'll enough for
the columns of the Flag of our Union
and kindred sheets. As it is, it is not
fit for even that The other pieces are
common place affairs-a really good
specimen of versifcation not being
found in the book.
The dedication alone pronounces
against the claims of the author as a
literary man. Thou" and "you" are
used Unfortunately to suit fhe dedica-
tors convenience of rhyme, and " thou
has," &c. occurring in defiance of Lind
ley Murray.
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Summons.

CTATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Countyo of Nevada, S.
- Town7hip Of Washington
The People of the State OF California, to William D.
Turner:
You are hereby summoned TO appear before the under
Sie med Justice of the Peace Office in said Town
ship on Monday the 29th day of June, A. D. 1891, at
clock 2. NJ, to answer to the complaint George
Bethel who demands of you the of Twenty Three
Dollars, per copy If account file in this office
On failure to appear and answer Judgment viii be
rendered against you for the said of S2J CO. dam
ages and cost of suit
Given under my hand, this 10th day of June A. ID.
loo1. G. W. TALLMAN,
Justice If the Peace
1t appearing by affidavit that the above cause OF ac-
ton exists. and that the defendant cannot after due dill
genoe be found it ordered that of summons be
had by publication in the Nevada Journal weeks
June 18th, 1851. G. W. TALLMAN. J. Z.
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SunlnOnS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-County OF Nevada-ss
- District of the nth Judicial District of said State
The People of the State Of California, Royal Pres
ton-Greeing:
You are summoned TO appear and answer the com
paiHt of Max Sanger filed a. ans YOU and Phelinda B.
Preston within ten days from the service of this writ
II served on in this county. within twenty days If
served you in this District and of this county and
within forty Gays if served you in this AMI out
OF this Disric in action commenced on the second
day OF April 1871 in said Court for the recovery of Four
Hundr' and Thirty Eight Dollars (of.is 00 together
with interest thereon at The of three per cent per
nonth, from the l6h dal of September \. ID. 1856 till
paid and for decree o. foreclosure and sale of the
mortgage premises sci for in plaintiffs complaint now
on file IN the Office Of the Cl,rk of the District Court
Aforesaid And You are hereby notified thai if You fail
80 answer said complaint herein directed plaintiff will
lake Judgment against you therefor by defau together
wi all costs of suit aud also demand of the Court such
other relief as is rayed for in his said complaint.
BY order IF re Court
In testimony whereof l. RUFUS SHOEMAKER
Clerk of the District Court aforesaid do hereuno my
hand and Impress he seal OF said Court this lst day
Of June, A. D. 1857.
RUFUS ~HOEMAKER Clerk.
By WM. SMITH, Deputy.
Buckner & Hill Attorney for Plaintiff
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State of California, County of Nevada, SIS.

Di7trIct Iourt OF ne Fourteenth Judicial District
THE PEOPLE of the State of California to AMT.
l. b. BRITAIN, Greeting: lou ore hereby summon
ed to appear and answer the complaint of JAMES AL
Ii ON, within en- days ON the service of this writ, if
served you in this county, within twenty days ii
served on you in this district and of this county
a0d within forty days if served you in this and
ou Of this district in action commenced the
ty sixth day of May A D. 1851 in said for the re
covery of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars tugeth- d.
with nte.e thereon At the raie of per per
mum the 29th day of May A d. 1855 together with
all costs of su. prayed for in plaintiff complaint
this day fled in the Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court aforesaid And You hereby notified that if
you EEL TO answer said complaint herein directed.
plaintiff will take judgment against YOU therefor by de-
fault together with all costs of suit also demand of
the such other relief is prayed in his said
compliant (By order of the court)
testimony whereof l. Rufus Shoemaker Jerk OF :he
District Court Aforesaid do hereunto set my hand and
impress the seal of sad Conrt this 26th day May A.
D. 1871. RUFUS SHOEMAKER [ Jerk
BY WIN. S-IITH, Deputy
A. \ SARGENT ATTORNEY for Plaintiff mv296w
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Constable's Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada S.
~ By virtue OF an Execution to me delivered issued
from the Court OF j. Clark. Esq acting Justice of
the Peace in and for the county aforesaid bearing date
May goth, A ID 1917 to satisfy Judgment rendered by
"a Court on the 9th day Of May, A. d. 1857, in favor
of J. y. TURNER and against s D. STATS for Tho
sum OF 43 b. debt interest, damages and costs of suit
have taken in Execution and will sell 10 the highest
bid er for cash the following described property tovit
certain lot of aud situated in the city Nevada and
bounded as follows ;-Commenci the rner of TIE
Aiey east OF the House OF J K Whitney and ming
north along aid Alley 100 feet thence east parallel win
Cottage street 40 feet thence 1870 feet to Cottage
street, theee west along said Cottage Street 40 feet to
place of beginning, on THURSDAY the End dav of July
A. ID 1851, between the hours of O'Clock A Nj and :
T. NJ Taken as the pro erty of D. Stats to satisfy
the above demands and accruing costs
J. B. GRAY, Constable
Nevada June 10Th. 1857
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY Sd, 1857.

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION
The Democrats held their primary
election for candidates to the County
Convention on Saturday. The usual
concomitants of an election were to be
seen. There was considerable excite
ment, some fighting, and whisky drink
ing adj H6itum. The whole number of
votes cast was 6s2. The Findley-Wel-
Ter ticket was victorious by about a
hundred majority. The opposition tick
ct was made up of men supposed to be
in favor of Dawley for State Treasurer,
and McCorkle, for Governor.
The following are the delegates elect
to the County Convention
a. L. Laird, T. Stroud, U. S. Gregg
ry, NJ Sullivan, S. H. Chase, j. B. Van
Hagan, Phil Moore, f. Burmister, II.
Meredith, J. Mcguire, E. Cain, H. Mills,
j. Blatteau, A. J. Knecttle, J. Handley,
W. Allen.
The other precincts in the county
have gone generally in favor of the
same stripe of ticket.
Nevada has thus pronounced for Wei
Ter and against the Broderick wing
Such has been the result in most of the
counties of the State, so far as heard
from. Weller thus seems to be the
choice of the Democracy for Governor.
Yet he, nor his friends, need count "his
calling and election sure" Weller had
a majority in the last Legislature, when
it assembled, but his antagonist was too
many for him in manufacturing votes.
1t is in manufactures and commerce
that the genius of Broderick shines.
Where delegates assemble fresh -
from the people, there is Broderick S
theatre for action, and that he acts well
his part none can deny. The Wizard
Jacobs is not greater at transformations
and cheating the senses than the Tam
many Chief. The power he possesses
over once violent enemies is wonderful.
Men who have execrated his name for
years, become by his talismanic infu-
ence transformed to friends. Chivalry
willis submits, and becomes his cham
pion. This has been seen in several
instances. Therefore, we say there is
no telling what the Democratic State
Convention may briug forth. 1t is big
with results. bearing upon the future of
the State, and will be looked forward
to with intense interest