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Approved March q, fs75.
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.
AN ACT to amend the Charter of the Uni

AN ACT TO amend the Charter of the Uni
Yersity of Nashville.
Section /. Be 1t enacted by The General As
sembly of the state of Tennessee, That the
charter OF the University of Nashville be so
amended that the trustees may have the
power, II in their judgment the Interests OF
the institution require, to discontinue q
course OF instruction strictly collegiate and
literary, and convert said Institution, either
partially or entirely, into scientific school
for instruction in the various branches apper-
tanning to chemistry, botany, meLalurgy and
other kindred subjects, embraced within the
title OF a scientific school, and also that said
trustees may have the power 10 discontinue
for a time, If IN their IudE ment 1t becomes
proper 10 90 50, instruction in the branches
purely collegiate, and make an arrangement
with the trustees Of the peabody Fund, " or
other association for the establishment of g
normal school; provided, that any trust funds
heretofore bequeathed to said university
shall be only used IN accordance with the
purposes OF the trust.
Passed a arch ., 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. PAINE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March "a, 1870.
JAMES D.. PORTER, Governor.
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Approved March "a, 1875.
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.
AN ACT to protect farmers and prevent In


jury to crops.
Section l. Be 1t enacted by the General A -
sembly of the State of Tennessee, That all
persons owning VIGOROUSLY mischievouS
stock, that are known to be in tue habit of
throwing down or jumping fences, shall be
required to keep the same confined upon
their own premises so that IL be not allowed
to run at large TO the injury of the enclosures
or crops of any other person or persons what
ever.
Section 2. Be 1t further enacted, That all
owners of the stock shall be liable for Sll
damages done by the same to enclosures or
crops of Others, and upon proof OF the amount
of such damages, and OF the character of the
stock committing the tresspass, recovery of
the amount and costs of nit may be haa be-
fore any Justice of the Peace.
Section 3. Be 1t further enacted, That to
secure the payment OF such damages and
costs, execution shall be levied upon the
stock committing the tTespass, and after ten
days notice shall De sold TO pay said amount
of damages and costs.
Passed March "a, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. PAINE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March q, fs75.
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I. D. CONWAY,
RENTAL,
Real Estate and Collecting Agent,

no. 10 MSdIsOn SS., MemPhIs, Tenn.
LII business intrusted to me will receive
H prompt attention. Charges always res-
enable.
Refers by permission 10 Col. ". L. Vance,
r. A. Parker, Cashier Bank Commerce;
r. NJ. Nelson, Secretary Hernando Insurance
Co.; Z. G. Daniels, President State National
Bank; Henry J. Lynn, Secretary Hemphis
Fire Insurance Co.; Stanton q Moore, grocerI
and commission merchants decl
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Section /. Re it enacted by the General Eg-
sembly of the state OF Tennessee, That il is
hereby declared to be mIsdemeanOr for any
person who having no apparent means OF
subsistence, and neglects 10 apply himself or
herself 20 some honest calling.
Section 2 Be il further enacted, That IL is
hereby declared to be q miSdemeanpr for any
one 70 he found lott ring ABOUT saloons or
dram shops, gambling houses or houses OF Ill
tame or tramping or s-rOlliug through the
country without any visible means o. sup
port.
Section 3. Be II further enacted, That any
one found guilty OF these Odenses defined in
sections and Of this act, shall be fined not
less t1an i've dollars or more than twenty
nve dollars, or shall be imprisoned in tha
county WOrkuOuse for not less than ten DAVIS
or more than twelve months, at the disc z.
ton of the court.
Section 4. Be It further enacted, That II is
hereby made the duty Of all peace officers OF
thIS state to arrest ali Migrants and carry
them before some Justice OF the Peace to hs
dealt with as the Law directs.
Passed March q, 1870.
LEWIS BOND,
speaker OF the House Of Representatives..
THOMAS Il. PAINE.
Speaker Of the senate.
Approved March p, 1870
JAMES ID PORTER, Governor.
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LEWIS BOND,
Speaker the
AN sCT to authorize the Foreman of Grand
Jur-es % swear MILneosa- hrnnauL he1nra-
CHAS. ". GIBBS,
Secretary OF

AN SGT 10 authorize the Foreman Of Grand
Jurles TO swear witnesses brought before
them to testify.
Section l. Be il enacted by the General As
Sembly OF the State Of tennessee That
hereafter the Foreman Of the Grand Jury-
shall nave power and is hereby authorized To
administer OdLhS 70 all witnesses bruug1L b..-
iOre the Grand Jury 10 testify, As to the vio-
IatlOu OF the criminal laws OF this State in all
cases where the clerks Of the Criminal and
circuit courts may now administer sait
Oaths.
Section ?. Be 10 further enacted That H.
-ha4i be the duty of the said Foreman of the
Grand Jury 10 lndOrSe on the Indictment or
II li be q PTeseutment, on the subpoena the
names or the Witnesses so sworn By MIN and
sign the same officially, but the omission To
lhuOfse TIE same on the Indictment or sub
ptfla snail IN no case invalidats the fndirg
Oh the indictment or presentment, if the wilt
hesse7 were In point Of fact sworn by him ac-
cording to law.
Section 3. Be 10 further enacted, Thai this
act Iake effect from and after It's passage
ILS pubic welfare requiring IL.
Passed March 8, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker OF the House OF Represeptatives-
THOMAS II. PAINE,
,, Speaker Of the Senate.
JAMES b. PORTER, Governor
ctIt4ly Jhat the foregoing is "a true cODy OF
an acJ OF the Tennessee General AsSerubIv
office. IL my
CHAB. n. GIBBS,
Secretary OF State.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLEsToN.

N 81 train, daily, a. 10 - an; Express, dali
ly, g. 80 am. someTvllle train, daily except
sulIaysI, at 80 pm.
ARRIVE:
Mall, cTery tFy 81 II 70 am; Express, daily,
a. u 10 pm; SOmerville train, daily except
suudBysl, a. sos AIN.
L-.A-L---.-cn. ~. - Ma.n street.
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Nd LYLE ROCK.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK.
AERIVEs:
Nal teveTy Day, Al l:i0 am, Freight and
Accommodation ~ pm.
DEPARTs:
NHll every day. Little Rock depot ct $40
pm; l.. & y. and q. :. depot at 3:25 Pun.
freight and 'cornmOdsIion, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays al 5 am.
-leepinE-caTs or mail trains.
Depot Center Landing, foot of Washington
treGt.
Tckst-orioes, No. ~ (eoEner MRdison) and
No. 27S Main street.
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AN ACT to amend an act passed January p,

AN ACT to amend an act passed January u,
1870, Chapter CXNi., Section l granting
furnisherS OF supplies lien on crop.
Section l. Be IL enacted by the General As
sembly OF the state OF Tennessee, That chap
ter cXXi., section l, of an act passed 18th OF
January, 1870, be so amended as to give TO
landlords, in addition TO liens already gwen
him by law, further lien on the CROWN :
crop for necessary supplies Of food and clOth-
ing furnished tenants Tor the mseives, or those
dependent on them by the landlord or hts
agent, to enable the tenant to make the crop;
provided, an account of such necessary sup
plies is kept, as the articles are furnished,
and is sworn to before some Justice of the
Peace before the enforcement of the lien ;
provided, also, that this lien shall be second
airy to that of the landlard for mis- rent.
Section 2 Be il further enacted, That this
lien may be enforced as the landlOrd's lien
for rents; provided, always, that the affidavits
as above provided for, shall be made as to the
truth and justice OF the account before the
Magistrate or Clerk of the Court shall issue
Writs of disLratnt or attachment.
Section 3 Be IL further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from aud after It's pass
age, the public welfare requiring it
Passed March q, 1915
LEWIS BOND.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
THCMAS II. PAINE,
Speaker OF the Senate,
Approved March e ls-5
JA&ES -. PORTER, Governor.
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ApprOVeu MarCH z TO
JAAE5 -. POTTER, Governor.
AN ACT to increass the number OF Notari

AN ACT to Increase the number OF NUtarieS
Public for the county of Knox.
Section l. Be lt enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Tennessee, That sec
ton seventeen hundred and uinety-tWo of
the Code of Tennessee be amended so as to
read as follows: That the Chairman or Judge
of the County Court o. Knox county is here
by authorized to appoint one other Notary
Der now allowed by law In said county, who
SHALL be able in addition TO the ordinary re-
quiremsDts of law now prescribed, 10 under
stand, speak and write the German language,
and in all respects be governed by the law
now in force in regard TO NOtaries Public in
the State.
section 4. Be it further enacted, That Glib
son county be allowed an additional Notary
Public in and for civil district No. IA OF said
county, seid Notary to be elected, commits
stoned and qualified as now by law provided.
Section 8. Be it further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from and after It's pass
age, the public welfare requiring IL.
Passed March 9, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker of the House of ReDreseu tatives,
THO MAS II. PAINE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March Is. 1875.
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.
L certify that the foregoing Is a true COPY Of
an act of the General Assembly OF Tenues-
see, the original Of which is now Oh Gle in
my office.
CHAS. n. CUBES,
Secretary OF State.
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AN ACT to authorize the sale OF the Hunt.ngS
ton Male and Female Academies.
Whereas The Hunting on male and femaleT
academies are In such state of diIapidatiou
as 10 he entirely unit for educational pUr-
poses; and
to various persons for material and labor,
whereby he present value of said academies
is enhanced; and
" Whereas, -aII trustees have no means with
which 10 discharge said Indebtedness or to re-
pair said academy BUILDINGS, and the educa-
uCuGl Interests Of the county demand that,
SAID academy buildings, together with ther
grounds upon which they are built, be sold
and the proceeds reinvested.
section l. Therefore, Pc il enacted by thG
That a. K. Hall, 4. r. Jones. 3. F. Morrison
4. &. Mcneil and their sSsDciHtITS rs Trustees
81 tue huntington Male and Female Acade-
miles, In the county OF Carroll, and tuFiT sue
10 sell one or DOth Of said lots upon such
terms as they may deem best, and 10 Ts-fuvest.
the proceeds after paying said debts; provided,
however, that the debts alluded to do not ey-
coed two hundred and flty dollars IN the pur-
chase OF 'a'd other grounds, and i'm the eIec-
ton or repair OF such buildings as they NAV
deem expedient tor the education Of bOtu
sexes, aud the public welfare recurring IL
this act shall take effect from its passage.
Passed March 8, 1919.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,.
THOMAS H.PAINE,
Approved March IL, 1875.
JAMES ID. PORTER Governor
certify that the foregoing is a true copy or
an act Of the Teuuess @ General Assembly,
Office.
CHAS. ". GIBBS,
Secretary Of
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AN ACT to make uniform the fees of the
Registers of the Land offices of the State OF
Tennessee.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State OF Tennessee, That all
Registers of land offices in the state shall re.
ceiVe one dollar and twenty five cents as com.
pen alton for each grant recorded by them
and two dollars for each certified copy OF
grants, and twenty-five cents for each search,
Passed March 20, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
THOMAS II. PAINE
Speaker OF the Senate.
Approved March q, 1876.
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.
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Mrs. CGthbsTts Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies,

ST. LOUIS, MO.
TTNHE Principal would announce to her
Il friends and patrons of the south and
southwest, that this institution will reopen
on Monday, September 18th, in its new and
cOmmodiOUs building, Sixteenth and Pine
streets, st. Louis. This building, known as
the City University, has been remodeled and
fitted up, making 1t one of the finest school
buildings in the west Many facilities have
been added and the school may now be con-
sideTed compete Ia all It's departments. Ref
eTences can be given in all the western and
southwestern States.
Address for catalogues and Information,
MRS, EUGENIA CUTHBERT st. Louis.
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STATE LAWS.
AN ACT to locate a toll gate nearer than Que

AN ACT to locate a toll gate nearer than oue
mile of Woodbury..
Be Il enacted by the General Assembly OF
the State Of Tennessee, That a toll gate may
be erected nearer than one mile OF the town
of Woodbury., Cannon county, on the Wood
bury and Meanwhile road, upon the C IL
StrDctiOn OF a turnpike thereon, and The
Chancellor Incorporating said road shall in
ssrt the name in the charter OF incOTqJra-
ton.
Passed March 3, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
THOMAS II. PAINE,
Speaker OF the Senate,
Approved March p, I>15.
JAMES d. PORTER, Governor.
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MEMPHIS&CHARLESTON
RAInRo
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1873,
Leaves. Arrives.
Mall train, daily ............ 10 30 am HIS am
Express train, daily .A..... 3 40 am IL 10 q m
Bonneville train, daily lex
cept Sundays .........--...... $50 pm S:05 am
No change OF cars between Memphis and
Bristol, and only one change Of cars to WASH
ingtOn.
Close connection for all points east and
southeast.
Sleeping coaches on all night trains.
Ticket office HS Main street.
W. J. ROSS, GENT Sup't.
Tom B. DUNN, Ticket Agent my8
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE

New Orleans Mail every day., at 80 pm.
EEpress, daily (SuDdays excepted, AZ 8 is am.
Freight and accom- mediation, daily Sundays
excepted Al - p-Ia-
DEPAETH:
New orleans Mail (every day., AZ pm.
Express daily (Sundsys excepted, at As pm.
Fr5Igut and accommodation, daily tSundays
AZ ssptet), 81 o rs am.
DEPOT At foot OF Main street
Tickst-Orlee, No. 81 Main street corner Of
n adiBon.
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% Aa
LEWIS RnNn.

Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
THOMAS n. PAINE,
Speaker ti fh# SenGL.
Approved March I2. L,-j.
janis ID. POEI!slt, Govern 2.
certify tina, the foregoing is O. true COPY of
an act o. the General Assembly of Ten re see,
the original OF which Is on Tile In nv Office.
CHAS. \. GIBBS,
Secretary OF state.
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STATE Laws.

| An ACT 10 change the time OF holding tho
E.Ecu.r end tG7uc-rr Courts lu the counties
OF Cumberland and Morgan state OF Ten
section /. BE 10 enacte 10y The General As
semb,y Of the state OF uuesSee, That tho
Circult aud ChanCer- CoUrla % the counties
or Cumberland and " organ. shall b- held at
the following times and pisces tlO-sytils,
Cumberland county. on the third Mondays
0-ter the l9uTlu " 9Lltyr IN ma ci, 10y anu
NoFeu Der; NGrihpr-, or tue tJursh Mondays
gfaar 'Is fourth Mondays in March, July
Sec. Q Bs it further enacted, That th'4
act take eject from and after It's passage tina
Passed March 9, 1910. -.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. PAINE,
sneaker OF the Senate.
Approved March -, 1870
JANtS j. PORTER. Governor.
l certify thar the foregoing Is true copy OF
an act Of the TcuuesTec General Assembly,
he original OF which is now on lie i'm my
CHAs. y GIBBS.
Secretary OF State.
an SGT 10 amend an act emitted an act for
rHa benefit of persons who have lost their
STI".r or deeds al conveyance 10 their lands
In -l. pcOse district, passed JauugryI 4 ISL.
$ c.. % }. iia lt enacted by the General
Assembly OF the state OF Tennessee That
$50 wGrn If the 5th section of said act as au-
o. rrE.s tie Register and Entry taker or the
% -r.e .i'srrict % open and keep his office az
a.. r.-I house, be alt the same tE hereby
p-a-=.i.
section e be u tuiJi-er enacted, Ihaf all
Tie PROVISIONS nI J1li act Wulch this is n
.'El y" h..i--i, saL hcTeuy repeated shall
apply 10 we once "t LeE.- t-r and entry
'tHer "' NE fHaWG--#e district and that
lands may te 80 erred 'T ne Iwatsse district
and grants obtained for the same, under s8id
act.
Passed March S, 1875.
LEW tS BOND,
speaker q. fEe Hua. of ..' --Eer Ga. YES.
I-DNAS u PAINE
Speaker Of i-- Senate.
Approved harcn IFS. 1910
JAMES ID PORTER. Governor.
certify That Che foregoing IS true 10y OF
an &C., OF ,h- fauut.- H General As-..ubly.
Tire original of ..r.. .. ..aF ON G-e .I NV
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PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS.

PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS.
AKRIVE8:
all and Fret ,hL, AT an.
DEPARTS:
Fsl and Freight, Al 4:l5 DIN.
Gle mall and freight train leaves Covington
FOR Eem phiE AT am. and returns TO COvlng.
ton SO ! 10 pm.
Trains leaving Memphis will start from
I'm 4 ar-trf ers' W. rahnuER.
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AN ACT to punish Executors, Administrators
Guardians or Trustees fore converting to
their own use aud benefit, and failing to pay
over trust funds
Section l. Be 10 enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Tennessee, That any
Executor, Administrator, Guardian or Trus-
tee holding trust funds who shall wIIiuIy
and malICiOusly convert % his own uS- ami
benefit any moneys, suOtes, stocks, bonds OF
ana description, the ass-is ur t'a estate. for
which he is Executor, adm mss EE-Ur. 'rUHr-
dian or Trustee, and on final --ttItMrUJ shall
fail to pay to those entitled 60 tue ia ts thus
entrusted to and Cue from su executor,
Administrator, Guardian Or Trustee, " here
the same are not paid ana ca not Dp 'O.-
leCted by due process Of law. snail DE- RdjGdg.G
guilty Of felony before any competent CoUrf,
and on conviction shall be punished o. im-
prtsOnment In the prniteUtGTy NOE less iutu
one year and not more than ten ar.
Section Be IL further enacted, that this
act take effect from and after It's passage, the
public welfare requiring 10.
EFF.= uFn "a la
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CHAS. n. GIBBS,
Secretary OF state.


Inv i EDND,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. PAINS
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March -, $50.
JAMES u. PORTER, Governor.
certify that the foregoing is q true COPY or
an act Of the ICuEF> re General Assent ly.
the original Of which is now on fle in my
office.
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Approved March "a, 1870.
JAMES d PORTER, Governor.
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Quotations are for round tots, unless
otherwise expressed; for feed and pro
eIuoe, LeUee rates. For small purchases
--1tes are VTOpOTtiOnGtely higher.
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Speaker OF the House of Representa- es.
THOMAS II. PAINE.
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ORGANS.

vi all the Organs, Robert SmalIs,
organ seems to take most to heart the
repeal of the law making certain papers
ofhclai. The subdued wall in the last
Issue, shows plainly that their existence
lSunccrtain, unless they are allowed to
draw their support from the same sourcc
that has so long afforded them a subsis-
tCnce.
lie attacks on Miller, for voting as he
thought btst were entirely uncalled for.
and only the fear of the loss of patronage
could have induced them to belle one
who, but short time ago was in their
estimation, so desirable a person to
represent us IN the Assembly.
Ihey have omitted the demand in their
. columns that official advertisements must
be paid for in advance, we'll KNOWN,
that lawyers in good repute can now
avail themselves of the columns of the
TRIBUNE for sheriff's and other sales, with.
out the necessity of payment before sales
day. Why should those furnishing the
sssst paying advertisements be Obliged to
pay In advance willie merchants are only
required to pay quarterly, and at lower
rats Those having advertisements OF
an official nature, can make special ar
ragcments with us, and the rapidly
increasing circulation of the TRIBUNE
makes 1t desirable medium for adver-
tisers
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To Holders of County checks or Audited
Claims, prior to Nov. 1, 1872.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Beaufort, S. C., February 4th, 1875
Tn accordance with the provision of joint resolu.
ton entitled "A joint resolution authorizing the
County Commissioners of Beaufort county to levy a
special tax" dated April 7th 1871, and an act TO
nary D. 1874, scaled proposas will be received at
this office from parties holding checks or audited
clnms contracted prior % November l. 1Sia until
Thursday the fourth day of March next, AT IL
o'clock. NJ. Mt which time sad bids will be opened
and the Bolrd of.County Commissioners will draw
orders the Treasurer to the amount of one
thousand dollars in favor Of the person or
who shall have offered the largest per ccntum dis
count on their checks or audited claims
Proposals must be addressed to Dr. Paul Pritch
ard, Chairman of the Board and endorsed PRO
posals for settlement Of past Indebtedness OF Beau
fort County"
r PRITCHARD
GEO. WATERHOUSE
v. S. SCOTT,
County Commissioners
SHEPARD d. GILBERT,
Clerk of Board
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animals and birds. Following up the
same idea and extending its application
to the Inny denizeus OF their respective
waters, many of our sister states have
authorized the appointment of fishery
commissioners and wardens armed with
full authority to carry out all legislative
measures OF protection; and supplied
with means to multiply many times the
natural production of specially desirable
varieties of fish by the process ofartifcial
reproduction. Our own State has vet TO
move in the matter.
The writer can claim no intimate nc.
quaintance with the habits and character
istics of the fish of Of this state, but hav-
ing been from boyhood much interested
in everything pertaining to this subject
delighting to exercise his ingenuity in
the capture of game fish, having spent
portions of the past four summers in the
very locality where the restoration of
almost extinct species of fish has been sue
cesstully prosecuted and is now one of
the most important government interests,
1--WE speak of the Dominion of Canada)
he believes that 1t is in his power to set
forth some facts and figures relating to
what has been elsewhere accomplished,
and which may be of value in forecasting
the probable results of similar under
taking here.