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In Tippecanoe the Democrats elect
ed the mayer; they also have . MS
Iority In the council.
The Democrats carried Ripley by 8
large msjorlty.
In Leetonia the Democrats elected
the whole township ticket.
Almost the entire Republican ticket
Is elected in Portsm outh.
A Republican mayor Is elected In
Youngstown by small majority.
In Lima the Republicans elected
the entire township ticket except as
sessor and constable.
The entire Democratic township
ticket Is elected In Marion.
Wooster and Canton are nearly
equally divided, part OF both tickets
being elected.
The Republicans elected the entire
ticket in Xenia.
In Bucyrus the Democrats elected
the whole ticket with the exception OF
marshal.
The Republican ticket is elected in
Alliance and Cadiz.
In COshOckton the Democrats elect
ed all but the mayor and one council
man.
The Republicans elected all their
ticket in MiddletoWn except treasurer.
At many places local issues were
before the people and politics had
very little to do with the result. at
Napoleon the Republicans elected
their municipal ticket, except mayor,
by an average majority Of ffty-hve.
The event Of the day was the casting
Of a vote by Mrs. DR.. Saerr-prOba-
bly, the first instance of a woman vot-
ing in Ohio. Considerable excitement
was created, and other women at
tempted to vote, but were refused.
The Republicans carry Toledo by an
increased majority. There Is a large
majority in favor Of waterWorks.
The Democratic msjorities aSe: For
street commissioner, 1881; director Of
CITY infirmary, 1140; trustee Of water
works, 1888; Yaple, for the short term,
1929; O'Connor, for the long term.
Judge, recorder, 1879 more votes than
both his Republican opponents. The
council has republican maIorfty OF
two on joint ballot.
CLEVELAND, April 2.-The munich
pal election in this city yesterday
passed of quietly. The Republicans
have elected their ticket by an aver
age majority Of about two thousand.
The council remains the same as last
year-eightesn to twelve. The propo.
sitions to annex the village OF East
Cleveland, and to improve communi-
cation between the east and west side
by sinking the Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati and indianapolis Railroad
tracks and building, and q stone via
duct, were voted upon and carried al
most unanimously.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Civil Rights BIil Again Passed the HOass-
RetrenOhmsnt la the Printing BursaH-
An Early Adjournment.
Special to the Appeal

Special TO the Appeal
JACKSON, April 2.
The civil rights bill has again passed
the House, and comes before the Sen
ate tomorrow.
The printing bill is decided article
of retrenchment. 1t provides to pay
two dollars and twenty-five cents per
page for printing the journals. This,
paid in warrants, will net about one
dollar and forty cents in currency.
All other work is in proportion. The
bill also provides that in the event
the State printers cannot do the work
for that price, no contract shall be
made to pay a greater amount to other
parties.
A bill passed, making an appropria-
ton to publish General Georges Di-
gest Of Mississippi laws, being re-
view of forty volumes Of Mississippi
State reports.
But three days remain for legisla-
ton, and each member is trying to
put through his pet scheme.
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CONNECTICUT.
Additional Election ReturzT, Indica-
ting = Fatal Apathy on the Part Of
the Liberal Republicans.

Additional Election ReturnT, Indica
ting q Fatal Apathy on the Part Oi
the Liberal Re2ubIicsnB.
New HAVEN, April 2.-The follow.
ing /, the vote OF New Haven
Jewell, 1904; Hubbard, 1914; Gillett,
AZ; Harrison, 1856. The Senate stands
10 Republican to 6 Democratic. The
Republican gain is large in the
House of Representatives. The Re
publican ticket Is elected.
Scott, Republican, is elected sheriff
OF New Haven county. Harrison, Re
publican, is elected one OF the repre-
sentatives from this city. Jewell is
elected governor by about 7O9 ma
jority.
Hartford, April Hartford
gives Jewell 3481, Hubbard, 3439,
Gillett, 81, Harrison, 81.
HARTFORD, April 2.-Oficial re-
turns of scattering towns will reduce
JeWell's majority over all, but he is
probably elected by the people. There
are five towns TO hear from. The
Times figures Jewell 232 majority over
all, and the Post at about 100.
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WISCONSIN,.
Another Democrats Victory.

MADISON, April AT the charter
election in this city to-day, James l..
Hill, Republican, was elected mayor
by 214 majority; Charles G. Mayors,
Republican, was elected treasurer by
295 majority. The common council
stands tie. Judge A. B. Braley was
elected police Justice, and Judge Alva
Stewart Judge of the circuit court.
This Is considered by the Republi-
cans as q glorious victory. The city
generally is Democratic by 200 ma
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FOREIGN,
FRANCE.

PARIS, April 2.-At the trial OF the
publishers OF the Figaro newspaper
yesterday, Marshal Mcmahon stated
that after the severing of the commu-
nicahoRs between the two wings of
the grand army, the march to Sedan
was directly against his wishes, and
that 1t was his desire to return to
Paris. The testimony of Marshal Nc
Mahon causes great excitement.
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IOWA.

Contest Close and dExcItiag-DemO
Victory.
KEoKUK, April 2.-In the city elec-
ton yesterday the Republicans elected
their entire ticket by a majority Of $40
over the Citizens ticket.
DUBUQUE, April 2.-The charter
election held in this city yesterday
was close and exciting. The result
was not announced until this morn
ing, when il was found that the entire
Democratic ticket was elected, also
four out of five aldermen. A strong
railroad influence was combined
against Solomon Turk for mayor, but
was unsuccessful.
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HOUSE. WASHINGTON April 2,
Mr.. Hooper [Utah1 presented me-
mortal of the Constitutional COnven-
ton of Utah for the admission of that
Territory into the Union under the
name of Deseret. Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Ketchum a bill
was passed making it unlawful for
any registrar, or receiver, or survey
or of public lands, his wife or clerk,
to locate or purchase any tract OF pub
lie land, or act as agent for the pur.
chase Of real estate, or for the location
Of lands for any person.
Mr.. Dawes has reported q Fesolu-
ton denying the right Of the Senate
to originate a new tariff bill. He
moved to lay that bill on the table,
and is addressing the House thereon.
Mr., Dawes remarked that there
was an uneasiness begOtten among
the people, arising from the fact that
there was growing tendency on the
part of the Senate to gather to itself,
without recognizing distinction In
the foundation of the two branches,
all the functions Of the government.
The clause of the constitution bearing
on the subject was, that all bills for
raising revenue shall originate In the
House Of Representatives, but the
Senate may propose or concur with
amendments as In other bills. The
right thus reserved to the House
would cease to be of any value If the
Senate could, under the form cf an
amendment, originate anything of
value or Importance in the revenue
bill, The substitute sOf the Senate
changed entirely the character Of the
House bill, which was merely to re-
peal the duties on tea and coffee, not
even the title of the House bill re-
msined. 1t was general revision
not only Of the tariff but OF the internal
revenue system. He trusted that
without regard to the intrinsic merits
of the proposition in the Senate sub
stitute, the House would assert Unani-
mously one of the most valued of its
rights and powers by laying the aen-
ate bill on the table.
Messrs. Cox, Garfield, Butler, Mas
sachusettsl Maynard, Hale, Wood,
Hoar and Brooks advocated the reso.
luton.
MIR. Woods only fear was that the
passage of the resolution might pre-.
vent the passage Of any tariff bill this
session.
Mr.. Dawes assured Mr., Wood that
there was better prospect Of revising
the tariff by laying this bill on the Ia
BILE than by taking 1t up. He hoped
that the committee on ways and
means weuld be able to report in the
course Of week.
Various bills were reported from the
committee on public lands, explained
and passed, including the fOllowings
To amend the town-site laws; to de-
clare the Usage Indian trust lands in
Kansas subject to disposal for cash
only to actual settlers, in quantities
not exceeding one hundred and sixty
aorea, In accordance with the general
principles of the pre-emption laws In
reference to landsj for the improve
unent Of the navigation Of the Falls Of
st, Anthony, Minnesota; to quit titles
10 certain lands ia Missouri.
Mr., Brooks New York. presented
a memorial from the workingmen OF
New York, asking a charter for the
Workingmen's Cooperative Colonial
tion National Bank OF America, capi.
tai ten million dollars, in one hundred
dollar shares, payable In FIVE dollar
monthly instsIments. The institution
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DIED..

MITCBELL-At the residence of DR.. r. r.
Brown, In the ssventy-sixth year OF her age,
Mrs. e. d. MITCHELL, mother Of Mrs r p.
Brown and Peter and William p. Mitchell.
Tue notice win be siven Of time Of funeral.
sCOTT-At his residence in this city. on
the evening Of the ist instant, In the sixty
sixth year Of his age, THOMA1 ]. SCOTT.
The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend his funeral, from his late
residence, corner OF Brinkley avenus and
Hawley street, on this "WEDNESDAY after
noon, at two o'clock. Service by the Rev.
Mr.. stesdman.
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LIBEL SUIT.


ReVs DR.. AuntoH GoeS EoF tne AAhth'
more Amsrfean.
BALTIMORE, April Rev. Loren
20 d. Huston, late pastor OF Trinity
Methodist Church, South, Of this city,
has commenced an action for libel In
the Superior Court Of Baltimore city,
the summons to be retprnable on the
second Monday In April, against the
proprietors Of the American. That
paper, this afternoon, In referring to
me service of The summons, says tAGt
the examination Of DR.. Huston's case
By the church a hoidties Is about
commencing. and -egards the institu-
ton of the libel SUIT as intended to In
duce the committee OF examination
to leave the matter for adjudication
before Q civil tribunal.
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The Ripley News says; s'The ten
dency OF the times in legislation
and In individual enterprise Is to
elevate the agricultural profession.
Happily for our country, politics has
lost ifs charms for the people Of the
South, and the best talent Of our sec
tion is engaged in the promotion and
perfection Of the best system Of farm
Ing"
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No. I7s. Equlty-Ths City of Memphis w 7. z.
Brewn, bill, and T. E. Brown vs. The City Of
Memphis, cross bill.
Circuit Court OF the United States, District Of
West Tennessee.
D Y virtue Of an execution to me directed,
~ issued out Of the Circuit Court of the
United states for the district of West Tennes-
soc, in the above entitled cause, commanding
me TO make out Of the goods, ehattels, land
sum Of four hundred and eighty-eight thou
sand nine hundred and ninety three dollars,
and interest, besides costs, adiudged to be
due said T. E Brown from Aaid city OF Mem
phi :, for want Of sufficient personal property
Wherefrom 70 make said sum, have levied
Courtrooms, No. $50 Main street, in the city
Of Memphis, county OF Shelby and State Of
Taunaaaaa IN kha
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Sales to-day-Export, 1881 balea; spinn@a,
$40; speculation, 20; transportation, ll28; IA
ture, q BOO. Sales last eYening-Export. S75
bales; spinners, E6; speculation, u bales,
transportation, l25 bales.
DAILY REPORT FOR FOUR DAYS AT ALL
UNITED sTATRs PORTS.
Net receip oa1e1
Exporus-0real brltaln w pa1eS
5,syl Dales
Sboek-su claAsea-ss.a-us--.s..-.--.-s DS E14ea
NEW ORLEANE.
NEW ORLEANS, April g.
l1:9O am.-Cotton hrm; middling, nc; salea
1000 bales.
2pm~Cotton active; middling, 225Sc; sales
1000 bales; receipts 1728 bales.
LIVERPOOL
LIvERP0OL, April 2-Cotton strong; mid
ding uplands, ll1s@ll1<d; Orleans, Il1zc. Sales
10000 bales, OF which 5000 are for export ard
speculation. Shipments from BON bay since
last report, 5000 bales.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Aprfl 2.-COtton market steady;
middnng5 5&3sc.
ST, LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, April 2.-Cotton nominally high
er; middiing, 2921zc.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 2-Cotton-foreign news
regarded favorably; middllng, 2szc.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Boatu LeaviurThI. Dav.
Rivers, weather and Busiaess.

The river at this point shows a rise Of
one inch since our last report, and stands
water mark, At Cairo 1t rose ak inches,
Cincinnati one inch, at Louisville it is sta
tionsry, and at Pittsburg there was q rise
of twenty inches. st. Louis reports q rise
of forty-one inches up to three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The Arkansas is de-
olining, with hye feet out. White river
has six feet to Augusta, and Is falling.
The weather here Is clear and pleasant.
Business at the levee wss fair, with seven
arrivals and twelve departures.
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Saturday. Nay 4th. 1877.

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate:
A certain tract of land in Shelby county,
Tennessee, described and bounded as follows:
Beginning at 9 stake, from which north 74'
west twelve (t3) links, an elm marked II (;
(60) links 70 3 stake; from which Eouth l9X
degrees, west thfrty-aix links. q swest gum
marked ]; thence east eleven QD chs ins and
seventy four links to q stake in the neld
thence north thirtysfour (sl) chains hfty (5l
links 70 stake, from which south zgo, west
twenty six (28I nnks, an ash marked H;
thence west eleven III chains and seventy
four f74l links, to the beginning. containing z
forty and one half (ioh) acres, and being part
Of original grant Ga for 500 acres, in the name
Of George Doherty.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit OF seven and
eighteen months, purchaser executing notes,
bearing interest, with good security; lien
rstatusd; equity Of resumption barred. This
April Z, ls72.
n. D. L. STEWART. Clerk and NsstaK.
Hanson, Estes 4 Dsshiel, soils. for comps.
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CAaneery Sale Of Real Estate
ON
SATURDAY, NAY q, 1872.

No. 1slS-John Green ct al VS. A. L. Mitchell
ct Rl-In th0 Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.
nY virtue OF an interlocutory order OF
ID sale made In this cause, will sell to tb 10
highest bidder at public sale, In font Of the
Second Ohaneery Court DOM, on Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
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DAILY REPORT FOR FoUR DAYS AT ALL
UNITED STATES PORTS,
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TINE COTTON MARKETS OF TINE wORLU.
lLArssr EXPORT sT rznzenApH.l

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April.
lO:l5 a.m.-Cotton nrm and held higher,
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REMOVED.
he sOusher. EeeP.klrt and Corset
U. s. MARsHAL's SALE.

fully, LOUIS LASGE,
88iSouth Nam Street.
Memphis, April, Is72 aps
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

tween the mouth of the Missouri river and
the mouth of the Ohio river; west end of
the pass at and near Bio Buck Doint Tewaas
the bar at the mouth of Sabine river In
oaolne lake, and to extend up the main
cudnltel Oh SAID river to the town of BeI3OPa:
at the mouth OF the Nuches river, in Sabine
lake, and TO extend up the main channel ~
SAID river to the town of BoonvilLe, at the
point where the Angelica river falla into
the Nuches river, and to extend nm the
man channel of said river to the town of
PattonIa, Texas; at the mouth of the Trim
ny L-EeF' IN Galveston bay, and to extend
up The main channel of said river tn the
town OF Magnolia, Texas; WASHINGTON har-
DOT, North Carolina, Edenton harbnr North
carolina; mouth of Mackay's creeIy Nortb
Caro!na; Chippewa river IN to Chinnevya
tails, w lsoonsin; MISREPRESENTATION. VeTmont.
natbor at galveston, Texas; at a palaehieola
iTaTGF. from ChattaboOChH, A'toIfd2 to ADo.
tHchlcolai AT CnattahOoChe river G 4pts-
GoiumouS, Georgia. to Chattahooche. Flor
ldai at Flint river, from Albany, Georg1q
10 Chattahooehe, Florida; for survey of
oreah"ater at Milford, Connecticut: mouth
. lh9 river Ir, Mlch1gan; the harbor of San
Diego, CailI0rnlai mouth of Grand Calumet
river, indiana; Great Kanawha river from
the great tails to the mouth West virginia.
to complete the survey of the Iarnao' I've.
and hanaWha canal; for survey of Cam6en
harbOr, Maine; for sea wall or brea watar
at AIInlOEli udiDOEJ NdluOrnla; of the chan
mel and bank at entrance of Salem harhmr.
on Merrimack river, Massachusetts, from
Haverhill to New buryport, including Duek
Hole and Currier shoals; the New river.
from the mouth of Greenbrier in West Yir
ginia, to the lead mines, in Wythe county.
virginia. at ST. Helena bar, in the Columbia
river, Oregon; for survey for the removal
OF wrecks of gunboats steamers and other
distinctions placed in Yazoo river during
the war, and for the resurvey of Savannah
harbor; tho Delaware river between Trea-
ton and Easton; for the survey of the river
st. Marys, in Ohio and Indiana; for the
survey OF the Minnesota river above the
meuth OF the Yellow Medicine, Minnesota,
SEC. 3. That in the examinations or sur-
Veys OF all points mentioned i'll the fore
gong section, the Secretary OF War be di-
rected to ascertain, as far as practioabIe.
the amount of tonnage of commercial bHsi-
ness during the previous year at each point,
together with such other facts as bear uTsOn
the question of the contemplated improve
ment, and that he communicate the sama
together with his report of the examination
or survey of such point, to Congress; pro-
v1ded, that so much of the amount here
with appropriated for the survey of rivera
and harbors as is requisite for contingent
cles may be used for said purpose.
Approved June 10, 1872.
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GENERAL NATURE-Eo. 1851

An act making appropriations for the con-
structlon, preservation, and repairs of
certain Qualifications, and other works Of
defense.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled. That tina
following sums be, and the same are here
by appropriated, out OF any money in ths
treasury not otherwise appropriated for the
following Notifications and other works Of
defense, viz:
For Fort Georges, Portland harbor, Maine,
twenty thousand dollars.
For Fort Preble, Portland barbor, Maine.
forty two thousand five hundred dollars.
For Fort Scanned, Portland harbor.
Maine, fOrtytw0 thousand five hundred
dollars.
For battery on Portland head, Portland,
Maine fifty thousand dollars.
For Fort Warren, Boston harbor, Massa-
chusetts. eighty five thousand dollars.
For Fort Winthrop, Boston harbOr.
Massachusetts, sixty four thousand dollars.
For Fort independence, Boston harbOr,
Massachusetts, toTty-two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For Fort Adams, Newport harbor, Rhode
Island, eighty-tve thousand dollars.
For Fort Schuyler, East river, New York,
eighty-tive Thousand dollars.
For fort on Willett's Point, East river,
New York, seyenty-six thousand five hume
dred dollars.
For Fort Wood, BedIoe's island, New
York harbor, New York, seventeen thoHo
sand dollars
For Fort Hamilton, and additional base
teries in New York harbor, New York, fortz,
thousand dollars.
For fort on the site of Fort TomDkingo
New York harbor, New York. thirty-tw9
thousand dollars; and for compIetjng the
earthwork OF tue gIacis and slopes ia an&
about Fort Tompkins, New York harboEa
tifty-one thousand dollars.
For Battery Hudson, New York harbqs,
New York, seventeen thousand dollars.
For Fort aIiff1in. near PhilaGnInbia p.pses
sylvania, soventy-t two thousand dollars.
For new fort opposite Fort Delaware,
Delaware river, Delaware, forty two taoH,5
sand five hundred dollars
For Fort McHenry, Baltimore hartg@s
Maryland, twenty-one thousand dollara
For fort at LazarettO point. BaltjugorA
harbor Maryland, thirteen thousand dos
lars.
For Fort Foote Potomac rivcq, GIarvlanG1
twenty-one thousand dollars
For Fort Washington, Potomac riveE~
Maryland, twenty one thousand dollars.
For Fort Monroe, HAMPTON roads wis
ginia forty-two thousand five hundred doP
lars.
For Fort Moultrie, Charleston horbof,
South Carolina thirty five thousand dollars,
For Fort Sumter, Charleston harbOr,
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GENERAL NArURB-No. 1871

An act making appropriations for the repair,
preservation and completion of certain
public works on rivers and harbOrs and
for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
following sums of money be and are hereby
appropriated, to be paid out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to be expended under the direction of the
Secretary of War, for the repair, preserva-
ton and completion of the following public
works hereinafter named:
For the improvement of Du Lutb harb0r.
Minnesota, fifty thousand dollars; provided,
that no part OF said sum shall be expended
SO as TO injuTe the harboC ot Superior city.
Wisconsin
For tho Improvement OF Superior City
harbor. Wisconsin. fifty thousand dollars.
For the improvement of Marquette haE.
Dor, Michigan fifty thousand dollars.
For the Improvement OF MenomOnce nRr.
Dor, Michigan and Wisconsin, twenty-five
thousand dollars
For the improvement OF Ainapee Aar6or,
Wisconsin, twenty five t.Ious; nj dollars.
For the Improvement of Pu" Rivers har-
Dor. Wisconsin, twenty-five thousand dob
lars.
Tor the improvement Of SheboYgan NAP
oOLo lhcoHSlnS si5ut6eH thousand uuli+fs'
For the improvement OF Port Washing
ton hagbors Wisconsin,. tiftee8 thousand do!-
lars.
Fof she improvement OF Kt-nosba nsrbor.
Wisconsin. ten thousand dollars.
For the improvement OF Chicago hafbof,
Illinois, ninety thousand dollars
Eos the improvement OF Calumet AaFbOE.
illinois. forty thousand dollars
For the improvement os Michigan City
harbor, Indiana, fifty thousand dollars.
For the improvement Cd New Buffalo hap
Dor Michigan, five thousand dollars.
For payment to the Green Bay and Mis-
sissippi Canal Company, for SO much of all
and stnguiae It's property aud sigbts 81
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TGEsERAE NArURE-No. 100 2

2n act in regard to the commencement lP
increased pay to promoted officers IL the
nayyo
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representative of the United StateB
Of America in Congress- assembled. That
the clause in section seven of the act Of ,Ju7v
fifteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy.
making appropriations for the naval sore
Tlce for tho year ending June thirtiethV
eighteen hundred and seventy-one and for
other purposes" which enacts "Ghat bcree
after the increased pay of promoted officer
shall commence from the date be is to take
sank as given in his commission" be- and
the same is hereby repealed; provided, thai
If such officer shall have been promoted in
course to fill a vacancy, and shall have
been n the performance of the duties of
the ,gher grade from the date he ia to take
rank, he may be allowed the increased pay
from that date.
, Approved Jane 5, B872,