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Report. aed statements. elever 70 nuuoer: :~sse
trpu.lted, with the 1wen.3 .foafth AnIuE' Re-
port, 70 the Governor OF ul1n 1ls. ThaJ contain
sli the dzta upon which the report of the boaEd
n %v1e9 ''hs e.. Men % Tseeived. md sas eb]ecs Or
unien every expenditure has been Haae 'os 'oe
p} o.oes Of tho Board OF Trustees.
WILLIAM q. SWIFT. President
1l11so1s AID S.ca3Gas Nc Yts cts4 - sS5ef issg
NEW Yonr. June =, 1865
The President cEtrfd The following fe.nr1..hn a.h',:
Wsrls @ I of ,ss eisy Of aie.zo, aesnE i. I'D ~
CITY In nc matter Of deeperi- fee snmUlt dtvl-
. Oh Of tha illlno1s AID Michigan Can.l. anasf
Inc act Of February, 16, ls65 askin fos An e4ten-
;tee. - aran,ed py the Bosrd Of rrusters Of ssid
e.nal u the resolutions OF said board o. sep
R,sate4d Tat this board conrent to extend tho
tin tt the period of Mrfs ytars !Ss tne pat'oeo
First Tbs waller IN the nal nsy oe a.aan on
for ste purpo*c Ess,ed ou the .sZh da1 e rovem-
ns IN each ot,hs I+a.5 lsss 1 e.n, 1Gse ne eioe
,or tho pnrposts : OF navigation 1ntu ~ 1ss aay
of april ,I each u sue years 1861 is.o ana 1s.t:
t. iIe, be1ween the Gays ramfi. say from Noven.
ber is to April IN e&ch Of tho 5esrs eqecined
Stenad. The comm ptstion for lo.t tols 10 be
paic to fhe 1rrstees Of the Illinois AND afchi :sn
anal by th e CITY Of t;htesR'', II rue manner e,
t,n pism Der :. 6s. tbal have ior It's basis isnd
ewbrace tie per Cd OF The ten Jesrs from 1898 70
1867, inclue,ve tnssead Of yrare 1855 to 1s5t IN
In AL otter r.ensc'. the prov1sl re saa e,,na,-
t!ors Of Il resolutions ol this board OF oep'eU
| ber 1, 1855. are to /. nlsl1 uEaiteteo. - -,,-
etd. red binding upoa this n1sfa nnu H.I-d -
civ cf eh1eap.,, sctsrp throuch iss n7s,e. nonu -
Pubic oEks fhall have s'er,asa II ,ss in N
| bossu. whe1eupon si1t re+ou'lons nanM a,,,ss ne
ue. mrd cnmslete and binding upon an p@''e9
soirTd. Tts1 ths SECRETARY sarns'h an sssessed
| cepy Of III se resnlu. iana the bono e1 fuone
| works oi thA cats Of Chicago :.-~
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Life and .rlst Co,
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The aecc muanying ttposs Of the uertral upeE..
inlcnC CIT Wilt eKbloi IN Ctts1 the condition Ut
parimenk Tor the pasr yess, tcgeeter win the
La1ure ard Extent OF every t1pe Lo1tose for tue
1.ainte1 arce. sep8!fe, renewals. &C.. g.. made
Tue toI!o~ip9 lahlc exhibits tee arLu1l cost Of
main eIAncr, rspasEs. ana ret cwals u catal terd-
ers ard pumping ngtncn coltectt oftolt, tnspec-
ton. ssfa.1es, Z c etc. from ,s4s 10 1861. In
elusive, ray Ell ety-e,x N les canat proper twen-
tytix miles na:tY.b.e f;e1cre t~o eteaD ns,nus.
luct I, dams, aquedEct-, .tc., etc:
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

power which could cross the ocean TO attack them.
These localities nave been the subject OF careful In
spection by potn branches OF the military service,
and both are thus prepared with the knowledge
which only actual inspection can give.
commend this SUBJECT through you TO the Rtten-
tion OF Congress ana trust tney win anord the
means TO pursue and perfect the system.
In the paper herewith transmitted entitled "Plan
OF naval establishment In time OF peace" will be
found detailed statement Of what Is believed TO be
tue most economical and efficient organization OF
This force, there estimated as low As onenftissh OF
our mercantile narine or " about QUE gunboat Of
six hundred tons 10 sixty thousand tons OF COM
merce II less Ia the number Of ships than tnat which
We now have.
70 carry out the suggestions have made both for
foreign aud home deience, will not Of necessity en-
tail very heavy Immediate expense. II wil be seen
py the report OF the board on steam machinery before
referred 70, that We have now on hand large num-
Der OF costly vessels and vast amount or expensive
machinery not adapted 10 the naval service and
comparatively useless Ia Its reorganization. BY the
sale OF those articles AZ rapidly as IL can done
advantage large proportion Of cost or the pro.
posed improvements can be ultimately repaid 70 the
Besides, by making our force more effective In
Character ana organization we shall be able TO keep
q less number of vesseis in commission In proper.
Lion 10 our coast line aud commerce., and * pcose
viii be decreased by the decrease vi tue Number Of
ships, men and officers employed.
1nese means. with the proposed annual saving Ia
the use OF COAL should quickly reimburse for present.
outlay.
OCEAN STEAMERS
There Is another element OF defence aQaiust the
time OF danger, perhaps as effective any other,
available TO wise ana liberal statesnianship. Ma
tons, Ike men, hesllate TO attack those VINO are
prepared to 90 them serious injury, and IN ths
means OF destructive aggression Is often found the
surest defence against all who have anything to
lose. such means would be al hand, II we had lines
OF ocean going steamers established running out OF
our ports IN the peaceful pursuit OF commercial en-.
terprise but carrying our own naa ana aysiaDle to
our government III time OF need.
The attention OF thoughtful men has been much
directed to this subJect and nll are looking 10 the
n ational government for announcement. 10 pro.
vide and protect the great mesna OF oommercal ln-
tercourse, Doyn domestic ana inter eraationa 10 one OF
the direct purposes Of government, for which IL Ia
established and 10 which s resources may properly
be directed. Enterprises OF such magnitude are
unaeftaken ~ great expense and risk OF capital.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
M E DICI N E,

LOCATED on the Col Hardin Farm, IL miles
/ North o jamestown, and will treat, upon purely
physiological principles, patients who may faVor
him with call, laborng under Ague affections, or
Feve, Of any grade. yellow typhoid, scarlet or spot
ted, Jaundice, Hemorages Of every variety, either
external or internal; F,ux, and arrangements OF
the bowels Neuralgia, and Rheumatic affections,
Gout, Gravel, elect, and Secret Diseases generay
Lung affections, Scrofulous and Glandular Enlarge
Hnents &C.; affections Of Liver, Spleen, kindeys,
Pancreas, &c; COMPOSITIONS, or denominations OF
blood in and to any organ insanity, Hemsturia,
or bloody urine (yell0w disease so calledl Oramp,
Spasms, Chorea, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Sick
Headache, Cold Surface and Extremities, Nervous
ness and Spinal affections; Eruptiens, Small Fox,
Measles, Erysipelas, letter, Canker, Sores, Car
bunkles, Cancers, Corns Callous Engagements !;
Dropsias Ruptures, Heart affections, Sour or Burn
ing Stomach, In digestion, or Dyspepsia fatuieney,
Costiveness, Piles, Prolapsus AMI, Sore eyes, and
weakness Of those organs, Deafness, Strangury,
Stammering or Suffering, Crooked or Crossed Eyes,
Dislocations, wounds and broken bores
Especial attention given to FEMALE AFfEC-
TI0NS Of every grade, regardless OF name or locality
Having treated with universal success some Of Its
worst forms and complications, (restoring 10 life
and utility organs which were paralyzedl VIII
treat generally diseases arising from
the system, or perverted action Of the crculatory
fluids Of the body, whether caused by cold, malara
naturalization, poison, or accident does not prom
ise to every case (reeardless OF surrounding
circumstances and bad nursing) yet from his e1-
perience and former success feels no besitancy In
saying Ia mis- prescriptions fully complied WIN
he will relieve every ssvabe case and prolons the
lives Of many who are deemed hopelessly diseased.
VIII prescribe BY letter for simple or aeeute dis
cases. on receipt Of 81 so lone dollar and half cur
rencyl and for every complication one dollar VIII
be added. Chrorie will receive prompt atten-
ton for from Eve to twenty dollars as to eircum-
stances and surroundings. Will charge bis usual
price for his ompounds and medicines, TO all his
patrons unless ordered by quantity. when liberal
discount will be made. When inducement s oner-
ed, will visit remote localities
az Can furnish references 20 many HriHg nit
nesses also CERTIFICATES Of his superior atainmenfs
and general good success.
Terms, moderate and IN advance fihy cents
mileage, dollar for prescription, simple acute
cases sxtra for medicine and pTotracted services
Where patrons have not the money, produce VII
be taken. " Il can be made available
Freedmen must give good security.
yuIy 5, ls6s-42-ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
From New York, Pittsburg and Liverpool,
DIRECT.
New Cotton Gin.

II DESIRE TO inform the cotton growers
II and all concerned, that will be pre-
pared TO Gin and Bale the present crop Of
Cotton. Ny Gins are new and the best in
use. Call and examine my machinery and
prospects before taking your cotton to
other Gins am determined TO make to
your interest, 10 pstroniTe ne. Ny Wool
Cards are in good order and running all
the time The highest msrket price paid
for cotton in wool rolls or cash. Cone and
see NJ n. MORROW.
Dallas, June g, 1559-si.2n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

The above rates are specie currency Ia
ken at its value.
This line connects st Dallas with regu-
lar Stage lines going North 70 Mekinnsy-
Bouham. Paris and Clarksville, and South
west 10 Wa1ahschie, HillsbOrO, Waco and
Austin.
Persons visiting Western, Northwestern
or Southwestern Texas, should BY All
means take this lire, a. il is The "ost en-
peditious, The cheapest and Plessantssi
route in the State
VS.. BRADFIELD & co.
March -. 1s19-Z7-if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
yofIce orFinaI fetfIement.

A Ida BRANSON Guardian Of ]. G
N Braus0n has fled in ny once her fBsl
account current with the estate Of said MI
nor together with Der petition praying "a
be released from al further liabilities a,
Guardian aforesaid. This is therefore "a
notify all persons interested, 70 be and sP-
near before The Hon. County Court Of Dal-
las county. 70 Be holden At the Courthouse
in the city Of Dallas on the last Monday
fsis 9th DAY. Of September A D. 1883, and
contest The sane IL they think proper
SIS. JONES, &. g. g ID G. /
I,silss. srIisBbsr 2, lss9, 5l;si.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
Amini rator,s Notice.

vTvHE UNDF aGNED having been ap-
Il pointed q, ninistraior de BOMB non Of
NJ. NJ. Miller deceased, late Of Dallas coun-
ty, Texas, at the regular term of the Pro-
bate Court Of said county, holden for Pro
bate and other like purposes, on the 3Oth
day Of August, A. D. 1869, hereby notifies
ali persons indebted 10 said estate to make
immediate payment; and those having
claims against the same, TO present them,
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law. This I'd day Of Of Sep
TENDER. A. D. 1869. Z.E. C0OMBES,
Administrator De bonis mon.
Dallas. Sent 4. 1SJo-51.6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RAIGROAO
u. q. MI all
Passenger Stage Line

FROM MARSHALL TO DALLAS,
By way of Earpville, Starrville, Tyler,
Garden Valley, Canton, Prairieville, kauf-
man and Scyene, to Dallas,
Leaves Marshall on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 5 AN, arriving at Dali
las third day by sP.N.
NO NIGHT IRA VEL.
Passengers rest all night at Tyler and
Prairieville.
Returning, leaves Dallas on Sundays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 5 AN arriv-
ing at Marshall on Wednesdays, Fridays
and Sundays, by Pm, resting all night
at Prairieville and Tyler.
Fare from Marshall 10 Earpville, s so
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
BINEAUD's
HAIR DYE
To Dye or Not to Dye,
That's the question.

To Dye or Not to Dye,
That's the question.
Hundreds questions daily arise in relation to thinSs
so simple or minute that they not considered
ly enough for Sermon nor important enough lor .
newspaper and yet they nave inc power W e'ho' 'o
One Of them is, Shall We Dycl II the question had
been as to the nature Of Hair Dye, We should repy
promptly that perhaps onethird Of them are unsafe
being compounds of poisonous ingredients wnlch arc
absorbed by the skin to the detrment Of health ano-
Their third are useless stun dong neher goou moi
harm and Of the remaining third, but few have real
merit or they are apt to be dragreeabe in odor or in
convenient in application, and at times likely to pro
duce the most unexpected and ludicrous results IN io
way Of color Standing however, like beacon in this
ocean of uncertainty is the Of Bineaud to whom
il was reserved the honor Of giving to the public
BINEAUDs LIGHTNING HAIR DYE
An article that never fails to give entire satisfaction.
Free from all the usual objections Easy o. applch
ton. No disagreeable odor and always reliable and
certain in its effects. But then the question an 'e
'should we Dyei" This we consider amere matterol
taste and every man has right to his own opinion,
But let US take another view Of the question SURF
a man IL young and from some popularity o. CO ~
tion or by reason Of sickness is prematurely gray
whether he should Dye his Hair OF not Is mater o.
means do IL. II his wife will love him any better Q.
i she will be made any happier in the name 9ssr st
him Dye. Family happiness u great sssihs 'S''
purchase ct % small . o0sfas Box Of A
BIyEAUp's LIGHTNING HAIR u
&, The question Of Dying tus simply reselves ttelf
n, . matter Of taste and happiness We nay Spre
thu bravery in woman BY which y this -.
can - her locks full cf silver and ~ u her iApynt
nav promoted by hiding The uaily gray W ' '''
no rsa.sn why she should nof
USE
BINEAUD's LIGHTNING HAIR DYE,
AND 40 OTHER.
xop. genuine without the signature oi L. bineaud-
Fer s-ls By al Druggists, anls'
FIEMING'S
PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT,
No. IS s.a s. MAGAZINE sTKEET.
yEW ORLEANS, Ia.
SRI SLY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
p,ssorution of CopartnershIp.

UvHE COPARTyERsHIP heretofore sx-
il isting under the name Of Record,
Field & Bower, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent Z. @. Bower retiring from
the firm. Either Of the undersigned Il
authorized to sstfis mp The business Of the
haze firm. and the attention Of all viii be
given 10 the old business
J.E.P. RECORD,
JAS. II. FIELD,
E.G. BOWER.
Dallas, Ass1Ei ., Is59-5nh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-25

EhGlnG CAANSs
The leading Stocks closed as follows
Wells, Fargo & Co. Express, 20; Ameri-
can Express, 40; Adams Express, 592
Merchants Union Express, l75 Canton,
582 Pacific MsiI, 119E Western Union
Telegraph Co, 36E; New York Central,
l645 Erie, 3S1 Reading 96i f; Chicago &
Alton, IA Chicago d North Western,
IA; Toledo, w. & W., CPS; preferred,
75l; st. Paul, 7S4; preferred, "a; Fort
Wsyne, 1888; Ohio & Mississippi, 364
Michigan Central, lbs; Michigan South
ern, 96s Illinois Central, 1885,; Cleveland
& Pitsburg, 924 Cleveland & Toledo,
1865 Rock Island, 1928 Chicago &
NORTHWESTERN, S2s F; preferred, 49, ; Ten
nessee bonds, old issue, 672968; new
issue, 67366S. There were no sales Of
Tennessee bonds reported. Gold opened
st I96 sad closed at 1861. The advance
was attributed to the increased demand
for export.
In this market there is e better demand
for gold from the interior but the offer
ings are very light. Dealers buy at 1855
@l36, and sell st 1861.
By some oversight we have omitted to
mention heretofore that at the election
for officers OF the German National
Bank, OF this city, Mr.. B. Fl. Wisdom,
of New York, was elected President,
Martin Griffin, E-qr wa reelected
Cashier, and Horace Garth, Esq, Assist
ant Cashier. All the gentlemen are well
and fsvorably known in business circles
as having large experience.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-25

Cotton was easier at the opening in
Liverpool to-day. Uplands, IlI@1lsd;
Orleans, Il3@1liI. At 8 pm. it was
quiet and unchanged.
The New York market at the opening
was dull and 4c lower on all grades; Up
lands, 29lc. a t1I:5O it was again lower
and dull; Uplsnds, 29s Orleans, 294e.
At 2:10 it was dull and tending down
ward but not quotsbly lower, and at 3
pm. it was still tending downward and
dull; Low Middllngs nominally Csc (;
Uplsnds, 2S3c; Orleans, 294c.
In this market but one buyer mani
tested any disposition to take hold of
large lists and he purchased the bulk Of
what changed hands during the day.
The sales did not exceed 200 bales, in.
cludiDg6 IS Good Ordinary at 264; 80 Low
Middlipgs at 27c; 203 Low Middlings to
Middlings at 273e; is do. at 27}c; 40, 80,
IS, 5, Middlings at 2S; l09, 19, 4, 6, Mid
dlings at 28}e. The market closed dull
and tending dOwnWards,
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FINANCE AND TRADE
oFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL.l
MEMPHIS, January >, lA9. !

FINANCE.
Money matters were quiet to- day rs
they usually are on the last day OF the
week. In the way Of local scrip or
bonds We could learn Of no transaction
worthy Of especial note. City Scrip
though firm is not liz demand by tax
payers. and dealers buy only such small
nieces as are offered under the market
rates. anticipating an Improvement in
the demand which it is thought will
begin a few days before the lst prex.
CITY Bonds are quiet. A small sale
was made to a broker during the day at
SIC, but sic was the offering rate with
only one or two dealers expressing any
desire to buy. The decline is attribute
BILE 10 the action Of the Governor, which
hiss caused a want OF confidence in all
State and municipal securities not st all
to wonder at.
In County Warrants there is no
change. Brokers buy st zoe and sell at
73@75c, a to amount,
The Exchange market is well supplied
snd the demand very fair. Oar banks
report money easy, and all good cotton
bills are taken readily at the usual rstes.
Several cotton buyers have made their
arrangements to purchase during the
coming week, which we expect will be
an active one in financial circles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-25

" bibits more enterprise in making her
" advantages known, she may calculate
on suffering from an occasional mis-
Quotation. Hickman can justly argue
" that deductiBg transportation, risk OF
d" shipping, etc, she offers quite as good
Z" a cotton market as Memphis, aud the
.. loss Of trade from this cause is proba-
" bly, the occasion of the APPEALS great
90 s-snsitiyenesaU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-25
STOVES, ETC.
COna4nissiOner's Notice.

Wm. P. Mellen, Trustee, and the United States
and Others, against The New Orleans aud
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed by the Hen. Blanl
Ii Ballard, Judge Of the United states Dis
trict Court for the District OF Kentucky, a
Specially Commissioner in the above style ease,
to audit and make ont a full and complete re.
port to said Court of al bonds and coupons yet
unpaid, secured by the first mortgage, and also
all bones and coupons due and unpaid, secured
by the second mortgage OF the said New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad Company, and to
whom due, and the names OF the holders
thereto respectively
Therefore, Notice Is hereby given to all bond
holders, as aforesaid, IN come forward and pre-
sent and file with me, as said Commissioner, at
my office, in the city OF Pacucah and State OF
Kentucky, all bonds, being the Lrst and second
of said New Orleans and Ohio Rail-
Company and oonpcns thereto belonging
ana unpaid, on or before the second Monday IN
March, 1869, W, H. JONES,
nova lma Special Commissioner,
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IN one elegant volume. large limo, Of over
SG1 paass. bound in FIX IA cloth, and contain
Inc spIeSdid Portraits on steel Of Jefferson,
Jackson, aud Blair, and including
Rio9raphicsi sketches Of the Democratic Nom
Anees. Price, 81 o.
Thfs admirable work contains a complete
- spirited history OF the Democratic psriy,
Tn(nl its origin down to the present time. IT'S
: Tast repotOry of political and historical facts
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sh4. : Pierce a,Sd Buchanan ano, LEooa4iS
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been for the Tee. 10 any DsTt Of the United
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NOTICE.

District ef West Tennessee. in Bankruptcies.
At Memphis, Tenn. Mth day of January, 1859.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee of p. T.. rodson,
OF Upton county, and State OF Tennessee,
within said District. who has been adludged a
upon his own petition, by the Dis.
tTlet Court OF said District.
o. WOODBRIDGE,
Jal3 20 2 Assignee.
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Mississippi Valley Navigation Co.

NOTICE Is hereby given that nesting Of the
N Directors and stockholders OF the Missis-
sfppf Valley Navigation Company OF the South
and West Will be Deid at the Ofics Of Baker &
FOrstalL, No. 1874 Common street, in the city of
New Orleans, La, on THURSDAY, January .,
1853, at ! O'clock IN, for the purpose of elect.
ing a Board Of Directors and transacting such
other business as may GENE before the meeting.
JOHN r. WATKINS,
d DEHAVEN,
Attest NEWTON 3. OTIS.
hEwroE $. OTIS, see'y, Da23l Directors,
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FoR The

Great Distribution by The Metropolitan
Gan CO.-Cssh Gifts TO the Amount Of
$3.50, OOO-EseFy Ticket Draws "A Prize q.
5cash glfts, each $1,000 80 cash gifts, each 500
10 300 20 10
70 loo 80 ~
50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $50 % SO
IS Melodeonsl each IS 70 10
$50 Sewing Machines, Y To 10
40 Fine Gold Watche', IS TO 81
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, etc, all Value AZ
s. 100000
&c. Tickets describing prizes are SEALED in
envelopes and well mixed. IN receipt OF &c
SEALED TICKET Is draWuW without choice and
sent by mall 70 any address Inc prize named
mon Il will be delivered 20 the ucket-hOldsr
on payment Of OSE DoLLAE Prizes are Lmme-
diaIsiy sent 70 any address BY express or re-
turn hoail.
YOu will know what your prize Is before you
nav for It. Any prize exchanged J0T 0n0LaT 9
Sanae value. No Blank Our patrons can de-
pend on fair dealing
many who have lately drawn valuable prizes
aud kindly permitted us 10 publish them s.
T. Wilkins, buffalo, $500 Miss Annie Monroe
chicago. Piano, $50; John ID. Moore, Louis
Vile, 5000 Miss Emma " alWOTtnt 1AWauksss
Piano, 500; Rev. E a. Day, New orleans, w.
We publish no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS-I The nlrm - reala-
BILE and deserves their success seAIy IL-
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