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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-30
VOICE OF FREEDOM,
Brandon, Thursday Oct. 30, ls4s.
MONTPELIER, Oct, "a, l845.

MR FoRExAN, II wish through The
Voice 10 say few words to our readers.
on matters In which the people Of This
Stale arg concerned. The appointment
oil Justices Of the Supreme Court were his
day made, and are as follows - Charles
*. Williams; Stephen Royce, Isaac +.
Redfeld, Timothy Fo.leu, and DAnisl
Kellogg; MeSsrs Milo l.. Bennett and
William tlebsrd having been superseded
by the last two named appointments. IL
is generally understood that Mr. Toilet,
will not accept his appointment, and con,
sequen!ly his place musl be filed. Qui,e
division existed among The Representa-.
lives Of Addison, ChiHendcn and Grand
Isle counties in the support of candidates
for the JudgrshiP,a share Of frs, going Tor
A. G.. WhiMcmore; another for Mr. Ben.
net; and a third for Mr. Follrtt. Mr. +.
however, was elected on the second bat.
LOT over the Other two candidates.
Business generally goes brisk in the
Legislature, but the rev proposition for
the improvement in common school in.
sIruc'on gees slow, and is not yet diaJos-
ed OF, One difficulty in the Noy seems
10 be the principle on which Superintend-
e"ts shall be appointed & paid; the amount
Of compensation, &c. A proposition was
made 10 hitch The office of State Superiu.
tendenl TO the office Of Secretary of STATE,
by making him ex cficio Superintendent.
OF schools. | think, however, that this
proviso will fall through. The general
provisions you will see when Ike plan is
ma'ured As many people consider the
attempt OF the State to control any part Of
their school matters, an Innovation on their
own rights, i! is necessary 10 move wisely +
in the matter, aud very cautiously Il. Gr.,.
What real benefit will accrue from the
Legislative aieps TOW tyins taken remains
to be seen.
The bill granting a charter for q Bank
at BrGnt0n has so far advanced 0s 10 be
engrossrd' and Will probably pass to
third reading tomorrow. So far, mar
three f-urlbs Of the members Of the House
have favored he bill, and think 50 far IS
a Charter viii establish Bank a, oar
place, we shall have one this fail.
The increment in regard 10 tqualiz
ing the Cehlral aud Rutland Railroad
Charters is rs,her ljckish concero, and
no certain result can now be Known.
am OF opinion, however, that tcmc plan
will be hit upon, either TO circumscribe
he extension Of the Central route, or 10
give such a construction in aw. recording
he right TO tax stock in that road, as will
show that the friends of the Rutland
cute will have no ground If fear, on tho
score of equality IN Charter privileges.
Should this be done, the natural advau,
ages Of the Rutland route may possibly
fise;t the Nine Reasons" Of The CeL-
raj II The two sides of the Mouna n
an be equally favored by Legislation in
egard 10 charters it will materially has
IN the completion Of The Western road.
'ha, however, will be buiIl le, The ether
e favored ever 90 much.
AS you nave aI!cldy received through
le Daily Journal, he report Of the I'm,
ded business, ! will occupy no more time
'ih conje:tprts, but hasIeo 10 close.
J, tlOLcoMr.
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MONDAY, Oct. go.
SENATE.

Bill reported. BY Mr. sabin from the
committee on Education, providing for the
improvement of common schools. Mr.
Sabin stated that the bill was substantially
like that Of las: year, and moved that il be
laid on the table without reading, and 800
copies be ordered TO be printed carried.
Bills introduced. BY Mr. Bradley,
amending the charter OF the Burlington
Mill Company referred to the committee
on Manufactures. By Mr. J Barrett, so
amending chapter "a Of R S, as 10 make
1t the duty of justices on application in
proper form, of any individual, 10 require
from peddlers the production Of their Ii
eenses; referred 10 the Judiciary commit
tex.
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Brandon Bank,

We see BY he proceedings Of The L.
gsa'ura on Srtarily last, (wh;ch ne are
unable to publish this week. lha, the
Brandon Bank bill passed tho House by
yeas 10, noes 60
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WEDNESDAY, OF. %.
SENATE.

Memoriul presented. BY Mr. J. B.r-
rett, Of Israel Warner, Abigail Meacham,
and Seth Warner, surviving children OF
COl Seth Warner, commander Of The for
ccs of'hs State in the Revolutionary war,
praying for relief; representing that BY
resolution Of the Legislative Government
OF this State in l779, two hundred pounds
CT nc then IawlnI money was ordered to
be paid 10 said Co.. Seth Warner, 10 make
good in part The depreciation OF tins Then
| Circulating medium in which he had been
paid for his public services, aud that he
died while large portion of said sum
was yet due; aud also representing that
the Legislative government Of Vermont in
1887 granted 10 the widow and heirs OF
CoI Seth Wornsr 1000 acres Of ground.
which have proved to be utterly valuciess;
referred 10 The committee on claims.
Bill introduced BY Mr. Richardson,
for the Improvement OF common schools,
providing for a town experimenting com.
alone, and possessing some other peculiar
minor features referred to the com. on
education.
4 message was received from The Gov.
transmitting papers received from other
States, and Texas, and also the memorial
of Alexander Vatlarmere Of Paris, relating
to the international exchanges Of the BRO.
ducIions of nature, aud OF the mind" All
referred, without reading, to The commit.
tee under the 5.h joint rule,
a journed.
Petitions. BY Mr. kellogg, of Norman
Harris for the recharler of the Bank of
Bellows Falls; referred to committee on
Banks. OF Howard Harris and 81 others
If Walingford referred to the commit
zee on education.
Report. From the committee on banks
n favor Of bill extending charter OF The :
Bank Of Middlebury,
Bills introduced & referred. BY Mr. :
stevens, 10 Incorporate the Vermont and
canada Railroad Company said road
xtendng from some point in franklin co.
n Canada line 10 connect with either the n
Connecticut Railroad or the Vermont D
jentraI to committee on roads and ca f
ais BY Mr. Blanchard, permitting one
e'V to be held exempt from attachment or u
xecution; to judiciary committee. d
hss0S"F'o"s. BY Mr. Plumb, referring s
lie Governors communication relative 10 l.,
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2 o'clock P. M.
SENATE.

2 o'clock P. M.
SENATE.
Reports. BY Mr. Woodbridge from the
Jud. committee, 10 favor Of the petition
Sylvester Grout, with bill so amending
chap. Is Of r. S., that when person re-
siding in one town shall be set of into
The school district of another, his real and
personal property shall be taxed tor the
use OF the district 10 which he is so set
bill read twice and ordered 10 third read
ing. BY Mr. Sabin from the committee
on Education, in favor of the bill ncorpo
rating a hospital at Casllelon. Mr. Villas
moved to amend, by making the charter
subject TO the control of future legislatures.
Ga motion OF Mr. T. 7. Barrett, the bill
with the amendment. was laid on the Ia
BILE. BY Mr. Button, from the Committee
on Az ricuIture, in favor OF the bill relating
10 foreign cattle in agricultural fairs bill
passed
Bills from The House. To facilitate
the making turnpike roads free roads. -
Granting TO Geo. Niles the exclusive
right 10 keep ferry-bolh referredlo the
Committee on Roads and canals. Alter.
ing times of holding court in Windham
county; referred to Judiciary Committee.
T, Bill introduced. BY Mr. J. Barrett, in
addition TO Chap. "a of r. S precluding
the Judge who decides al nisi prius from
sitting on appeal; referred 10 Judiciary
Committee.
Engro@ed Bill. Authorizing body
executions to be sued out against attorneys
or agents who refuse to account for mon
eys collected; passed, ~
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Reports. Bill annexing Woods Island
TO ST A bans, and il was ordered to a Sd
reading; Senate bill in addition 10 chapter
25 r. S and ii was ordered to 81 read
ingi bill to Incorporate the Trustees of the
VI. annual conference of The Methodist
Episcopal Church, with amendments,
which were adopted and the bill was re-
BY the committee on banks,
the bill TO incorporate The Bank OF Bran
don this bill WAS sustained in arguments
at length by Mr. Briggs.
The Senate came in and the following
appointments were made:
RUTLAND COUNTY,
Edgar L. Ormsbee, SAFES Attorney.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
y ;%Ss G alorrii. Asst Judges c. c.
Oramel Fl. freeman, Waterford, Sher. !
james d. Bell, High Balliff.
Mordecai Hale, States Attorney.
Charles Davis, Judge OF Probate.
Samuel Sias, David Boynton, Isaac B
iorham, Jail Commissioners.
The joint assembly adjourned 10 Fri |
lay next, 3 p. NJ. aud The Senate with
rev.
The House resumed consideration OF the !
ill TO charter the Bank Of Brandon, and
'lr Marslon demanded the ayes and noes
n The second reading: ayes ITO, noes
4 and the bill was read The secood time
nd ordered to So reading.
The committee on Banks reported the
Ill 10 extend The charter Of the F1rmer's
sank. Mr. Thomas said the bank had
hree years yet TO run, and moved 10 dis.
Kiss the blII this motion was opposed by
lrssrs Swift and Russell and Withdrawn,
'hen MIR Thomas demanded the ayes and
oes; ayes lO6 noes 10; and the bill was
cad second time. ADJ
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The charter Of the Bank OF Middlebury,
which he understood to be reported AID
lying on the Speakers table.
fhe Speaker decided that i, was in or
der to call up business laid upon the table
BY The order OF the House, but not in or
der to call up any business which was in
regular progress: he therefore decided
this call not in order.
Mr. Stevens appealed from this decision.
Directing tina. it placed all business under
the control Of the Speaker
Messrs Barlow, Kellogg, Rice and
Mars'on. sustained the chair. and the ap-
peal was Withdrawn.
Mr. Button from the committee OH Banks
reported the bill above called for, with
amendments, and on motion of Mr. Mars.
ton it was laid on the table.
dtonroo1
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That BLEr BEAT Mir Elijah Good =.
enow 2 tells us Shat lie has raised bee.
this season which beats Mr. Noyes' beet
BY one pound-w weighing 8 pounds.
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Adjourned.
THURSDAY, OF. 20.
SENATE.

A4OUSt DHt. AucnuluB an act OF laSl
year, by appropaiaJing $4,000 annually
for The relief of the Insane poor, AID also
providing for the annual appointment Of a
commissioner of the Insane referred to
committee on finance.
A message was received from The Gov.
ernor, informing the Senate that John
Reynolds, elected sheriff of Grand Isle,
declines the election; referred 10 the SEN
ator from Grand Isle.
Mr. Sabin called ur the bill relating to
common schools, and the Senate resolved
itself jnlo committee of the whole, and
proceeded 10 consider it section by sec,
ton,
The clause restricting The number Of
S"rerlnendents 10 one was altered aud
no other ma,eri1i amendments having been
presented, Vhe Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr. Kellogg moved TO Withdraw the
Brattleboro bank bill, aud the bill re!a.
ting TO the ompensalion Of the bank COM
missiocers from the bank committee; car
ried.
Report From the committee on banks
in favor ofthc bIlI ex:ending The charter
OF The bank of Newbury. with an amend
meat, providing that the interest upon
loans to The State shall not exceed tour
and one half per cent; amendment adop-
cd and the bill ordered 10 third reading.
Bills introduced. BY Mr. Hall. pro
vdihg that when person shall have been
absent from the State more than 10 years
the Judge OF probate may administer
upon his estate. BY air Barlow, provid- !
ing that al! married women may hold real
aud personal estate ia THAR own name and
right-both referred to the judiciary com.
fnittee.
Resolution from the Senate providing
or the purchase and distribution Of so
copies OF Washburn's Digest; passed. '
Mr. Flir5lnks called up the bill for the
Improvement OF common schools, and the
House resolved itself into committee of the
whole, and proceeded to consider the bill
ection by section. Mr. Maxham moved
0 amend so that the town committee shall
onsst OF not more than one individual
ost. Adjourned. :
SENATE-Ahernoon
Reports, BY My Rich, from he com Q
liltee on tinaDce, in favor Of The bill ap- c
ropriatug s., 900 annually for the bpne. g
t of the insane poor; laid on the table. e
" Mr. Smith, from the committee on ed /
caion, in favor OF the bill providing for
10 The several towns Of the
,ia h., incomp AZ the Ciatn schooI C,nd =,
ID upon the liable. BY Mr. Sabin, from II
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$6l9 81

New Orleans and vicinity was visited
with a white frost on Sunday aud Monday
mornings the 10 h and 18Th INST.
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ST. 1881 80
SII3,
SCHOOL FUND.


SCHOOL FUND.
Total Sep. 10, 1915, S23I,Q0O "a
| o. which he state
has 822l,309 50
Loaned 10 individ-
naIa. $3.50 81
Iatcrest. Col 81 $4,000 ii
STATE PRISON.
Number of prisoners Sep. /, 1914. 81
Received during the year, IS
%
Discharged by cxpirotion OF
Discharged by remission of
sentence 1876
Remaining Aug. 81, iS45, 63
Expenditures to Sept. 1, 1915, S7603 81
Income, 5.8t4 SO
Excess OF expenses, 81, $3.50 06
Property and bills receivable. 29,977 II
Liabilities. 29,052 68
Balance, SS95 %
VT. ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE. !
Income for the year ending
July 81, SI73il % !
Expenses, do. 1924 As
Balance Of income, $6l9 81
Number Of pa'IcOs remaining Aug. /,
'63. d schargcd daring the year 90
)fthis number 50 had recovered, 7 we're
much improved, improved, 8 not i'm
Iroved and 20 died. OF the IS recent
asses, Al recovered showing tho very
Teat importance Of sending ps,jens at the
arllest stages Of disease. OF The patients,
81 were beneGclaries OF the state.
New Orleans and vicinity was visited
u, ,.,I., r.. i. A I
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LOOK Our. There Is dangerous 81
counterfeit in circular ion, ca the Bank Il
Burlington. Letter 3 payable 10 Henry
Clay, dated Aug. /, 1914, filled up with
blue ink -signed r. G. Cole, Cashier, Z.
II. Eogirsby, President Vignetle. on the
right hand side bee hive and head ID
Franklin on the Left. There is no bes|
hive on the true bill. The bills are fresh
aud new. and well calculated to deceive.
n59A destructive Ere occurred al New
York on Monday night las. 1t broke
out ia de basemea! OF No. Il Sprucs
street, occupied by ThGs. Bell. auctioueer
and by Newell & Co. stereotype printers
The building was entirely consumed -and
he building adjoining it occupied by
Eiercy & Reed, printers. by Mr. Alc,
Kulsht as a liquor Store. aud by J. Il.
tobin, az tie Wesleyan Book Cootcta,
way damaged very much By fire asd
water. The Tribune building bad mar
ow esc'pc,- Whitehall DemocyuL
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Annual Report Of the Auditor of
Accounts,

Wa oo,ber tho EolIo,;n i,ar,s f-or, Il. -
AnditoT,s R4nort. which wae Ia;i h.roro
bath Houses :.
c,r,,rr, Tnr,c17nv
D.haa,nroa - 1no' r.n-r HN Pe''" ''a'e''
''oe"'u'I' Vi ''s' N.T nI, Ia
G n0?e"o'E t'coo ~
9''u ,i,, io'ooo 80
I,,;';oi o o'us.S, 90 goo goo 81 %
r" uI'r ~ p, oaor, '''00' %
1o''' io' suPlo't VI
- CIV ""ne" 7oo, e. 90
i'sT i', uu,N &c ." o"n ~c'' '">
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Total expended,

Total expended, Sll39 80
Receipts.
From taxes, prn-
cpal and interest
on arrears, 72,l06 II
States attorneys and
county Clicks, 62l2 SO
- 1888 so
Safely fund, school fund, and
stale bank, g.. 1902 u
Balance in the treasury SEPT.
10, "A, 1900 Is
PeddIers licenses, 2398 08 |
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DICE OF r E E D o NJ.

the printing of the State Biologists re-
port to the committee of ways and means;
adopted. From the Senate, providing for
the purchase and distribution OF so copies
of Washburn's Digest; ordered to third
reading.
The House resumed the consideration
OF the bill extending the charter Of the
Farmers Bank OF Orwell. Mr. Rice
moved TO amend by providing tina. it shall
mol be lawful Tor officers 10 demand or re-
ceive more than five per cent per annum
for any discount; adopted. On motion OF
NJ: Stevens The bill was laid on the table.
The bill extending the charter Of the
bank of Middebury coming up. Mr. Thop-
as moved to amend so that the bank shall
at all times be obliged TO loan the amount
required by law TO the State at four and
half per cent; carried, and the bill was
read second lime by "a vote Of 1877 10 Is,
aud was lhereupon ordered to a third
reading.
The bill incorporating the Brandon
bank was taken up, and after remarks by
Mr. Marslon against the bill and by Mr.
Briggs in its favor, and The adoption Of
an amendment proposed by Mr. Briggs, OF
the same tenor as mat of Mr. Thomas, a
bove, the bill was ordered 10 a third read
ing; Adjourned.
SENATE. Afternoon.
Mr. Richardson called Up The bill reg
uIaiug sherift''s fees. Mr. Smith moved .
to amend by allowing SO cents instead O..
81, for serving venires, and 81 SO per
diem instead of So for attending county
court.
After remarks by Messrs Smith, Bill
lings, Woodbridge and VIM, in favor
Of, and by Nlessrs Noyes, Hodges and J.
Barrett against the amendments, the first
was adopted, 20 to 8. and he second By
24 to 5. The bill as amended was then
passed by vote Of 20 to 10.
Mr. Hodges called up The bill ncorpo.
rating hospital at CasrIeton and it was
ordered TO a third reading.
Mr. Campbell called up the bill, altering
times oil holding county courts in Wind.
ham county, and the bill was passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE Afternoon.
Reports. BY Mr. Stoddard from the
committee on claims, in favor Of the bill
o pay SewaI FuIam 27 dollars, for SER
vices in investigating the proceedings of
he Essex Bank; ordered 10 a third read {
ng. BY Mr. Button from The committee
~ banks against incorporating Addison
County Bank; the bill was laid on the Ia.
DE. From The committee on banks, in IA, (
'nr OF incorporating the Black River
Bank; bill read twice aud laid on The Ia ,
lie.
Bills reported. From the select com.
m he S,a'e Prison, 10 commute the pun,
shment OF E. Clifford. For The relief Of
insane persons in the SAFE Prison. For
he payment Of debts against The State +
Prison, Providing for the sale of the
Did Stale Prison. Appropriaing $4,000
Or The relief of the Insane poor; all read
vice aud ordered to third reading,
The Senate bill relating to the colIec.
on Of moneys by attorneys, was referred
} the judiciary committee {
Adjourned.
THURSDAY, OF. %. ;,
SENATE. l.
House Bill. Amending an act of last
ear, by appropaiaing $4,000 annually
The relief of the Insane poor, AID also
fovldln9 for the annual appointment Of a
'mmissoner Of the Insane referred to -,
)mmltee on finance. t
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We gather the following i,ems from the
Auditors Report, which was laid before
both Houses
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obstinate diseases Of the Skin, such as Sail
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Fer further particulars and conclusive
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see pamphlets, which may be obtained Of
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Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for S..
For sale also by K. JACKSON, Carroll
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FIRES.

N seems that this is the year for fires.
Quebec, after being burnt severely on the
gath May, was again visited on the 28th
June byanother disastrous fire. The Ca
NADIA papers, and others, say that Quebec
is now no larger than she was fifty years
ago. -
New York, our commercial mart, it vii
be seen, was visited on the morning of1he
10th July, before daylight, with a most dis
sstroug fire. The loss of life and destruc-
:tion Of property is immense. The loss oi
property variously estimated at .S5 ieOeeoO
and upwards.
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sSKER RIFFS SALE.

By'vir'ue of'a writof Alias f IA ct lev
"a, issued out OF the rcourt OF common
pleas for Csrroltcounty, Ohio, and To me
directed, ! will offer for sale at the resi-
donce OF John NJ LytIe,in Carrclltun, on
Monday the llh inst. al 10 O'clock A.
NJ. Of eaid day, the following described
propertyviz; four half boxes of caven-
dish tobacco, I5,00O hall Spanish ci-
gars, 5000 commrn cigars, three kegs
ofVirginia twist tobacco, $4,000 barrels
OF kentucky leaf tobacco, one tobacco
screw aud press, one brass eight day
clock aud case, one set Of chairs and
onesc1w. Taken in execution and will
be"sold by D. WAIT, Sheriff.
August l, 1s45-Pr fee ST..
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ORGANIZATION OF THE STATE BANK - w
alluded, a few dayssinCe, TO the organlza-
ton Of the State Bank, by the election OF
Judge Swan, as President. The following
gentlemen were chosenan Executive com
.mittee: G. Swan and A. Kelley, Of Colum~
bus; A. Crimes, ofDaytoh; Judge Williams
of Delaware, andJ, Olds, of ChcleRille.
The Board OF Control is composed thus;
.Dr. L'Holnmedieu, of Merchants and Ira
ders' Branch, Cincinnati; John KiHgore, ot
Franklin Branch, CincinnatF Gustavus
Swan, Of Franklin Branch, Columbus; W
B. Hubbard, Exchange Branch, Columbus
A. Grimes, Dayton; John HiVling, Henidi
Judge Williams, Delaware; J. Atwood, Chii-
-licothe; Alfred Kelley, Cleveland.
The engraving was given to ToPpan,
Carpenter & Co., OF Cincinnati, and Dan
forth, Huny & Co., Of New York. A por-
ton Of the paper is to be delivered in this
city by the 10th Of August, of the denomi-
nations of rs, 3's, SIS, and'10's.
The salary Of the President of the Board
wasfxed at $1,000. The Secretary re-
.ceives S80O,--Ohio Stdte.Journdl.
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SHFRIFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue Of a writ Of Alias y eBd eE
Donas, issuer oot Of lhe cour' of commoR
pleas Tor Jefferson county. Ono, aOd 10
me directed, VIII cf5 Tor plle At ths
door II h court house ia Glrrolllon 90
Monday he 1t day q Serlembrr ntx',
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. N
and 4 o'clock r. NJ Of said da,. me toll
lowing drecrihed read esIste. w, he
north east quamer of section l6, lo~uy-
ship IL, ana r,nee 5; also, lhe.east h"tt
Of the south wesl euarler SECTION 10,
township l3, and range 5. Taken 'As
rxrcution and viii he sold hv
y. WATT, ShHfaH.
Augui |, 1916 Pr fee 81 So