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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22
1870 a,,e q. l9fssases q.

KsFnspEss and sRssa 19fssasss Gre fS< re-
suit Of impure blood. The blood becomes thick
and cloggsd, The skin is not able to cast of the
Impurities SO important 10 health. How many
young men and women see with their faces COW
sEaa with pinpies and bIetches. who are en9esvor-
fng to remove them by the use Of soaps AND WISHES
Of various kinds. This IS very dangerous. and
should never be praetissd by persons DESTROYS o.
good health. Mothers who have children afflicted
with sores aud eruptions, should never dry them
up by external applications, for ia this way they
will drive In the hurnors and produce i'll health for
the child during IT'S whole ifs. There is no moth
that likes tosee her children afflicted with Fee
BILE health.
dUDs0Ns MOUNTAIN HERB Pills are pre-
pared expressly for the cure OF eruptions Of the
slzin. such as Pimpies, BIotchess Sores, SC. They
cleanse the blood Of All Impurities, producing =
beautiful, clear, snd healthy skin 50 much admired
BY all people of taste and refinement s
Judsons Mountain Herb Pills are sold hy All
Medicine Dealers.
July 2 lmdAw
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Wanted immediately, three good active men to
work on IL farm near NATION, Ills. Steady EN-
pioy nIent, and good wages given until about the
first Of November next, by 9.-.
lime 10Th. 1861 NJ A. LAMRENCE.
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PIrTsBUGau. July 2O.-~River % inches
by the metal mark and falling. Weather
clear aud pleasant
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CORPoRATION NOTICE.

ORDER FoR BRICK SID E-W L & d.
Jssty I1tE, Is61-And now It is hereby ordered
and direcced by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the Of all lots parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the southwest eide Of
Ninth street, between Sycamore and Vine, ga said
city, the sidewalks thereon 20 be brought %
the proper grade, aud that they cause side walk
Of class No. TO be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication Of this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 10th, 1861 iupIG-8w.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22

Esrs1.y saasnsss- the dsnaaRd for Mos
letters Stomach Bitters increases 1t is found to
be- the " certain pre- esrvation Of bodily strength
dagine pariod when the atmosphere is calculated
Is iudues ceiling of lsssitude and Indigestion
zee worst cass u Darrhoea and DysenteFy give
ass q potent influence: Tfntfuher'Able peTsens'
~ srs now alive and we'll. must thank the DIS
vsrsr 81 fats pzeparstion that they have not been
As away in 'ffe 1.ar9sst of death. The Bitters
commended " the best nh ysieisas IN the land
T The best evidence OF its real value, because as
eensr.s thing, they will not speak word ia Ia
ssrsol advertised preparations. They base been
fpeIod TO ac nop7lege tlleaelaiu of this Bitters
ul,sn the oommanits. Sold by All druggists.
Izlyl6-1w
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E1eesor Eslesssi' 5 .Essfs- ishs;sSshusse Raass 6.
ia tas only kEswi F67nedy for Rheumatism, Gout
and Neuralgia, and the perniciSus effects Of Mercus
~, and it ia with the greatest satisfaction to
its merits, that We call theattention OF our read
ers to the advertisement in another column of our
paper. Of the Anti Rheumatic Band.
iuIv -2td&r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22

TzXTsk-s sBsE.gR CURED BuEHK
~ Hees 7 coo lbs. Estra Dried Beef FOR safe
bv -ss L. a. coffg.
-ET7SsGs ke0B 3 E-Bx EsBss ~
AZ 80 and get yc,a Esgs at ceata per dozen
frorn. JOS rR5HTHE 4 CO
julx}e AZ alRiR strssf'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22

sars4ssarsfEa.- 7lsts. Tropical Root
has reputation vide a. the world, for curing one
glass Of disorders that afiiet mankind-a reputa-
ton too which it deserves the best antidote we
possess for serofulous complaints. But to be
brought into USE its virtues must be concentrated
and combined with ether medicines that increase
its power. Some reliable compound Of slis charae-
acter is much needed ia sbscommInity Read tls
advertisements u DR.. ,AYKE's ssrsapariIla in orr
columns. aad ve-kuow 1t needs no eneoniium from
rs to give our citizens confidence in what he offers
fflrgan. Syracuse, \. =.
intY 2E5daw -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22

KE fs q eozsnOa O6ssrpafEOS xAst there
are more sufferers from debility, among Americans,
than can be found among any other civilized nation
The reason is obvious We take too little exercise
ard forget the wants Of the body in the absorbing
pursuits Of business. In all such cases, ordinary
medicines can do little good. What is nired il
iust such tonic aud invigorater as Dr.. J. Hostel
ter has given to the world, in his CELEBRATED
g BITTERs. J" The weak and nervous denizeu Of
the counting heuses the exhausted toiler upon the
shop-board, and the Frustrated student OF the mid
night lamp. bavs found d wonderful regenerator IN
the p" Bittsrs and prefer ii TO more pretsEsoFs
but less eficacious medicines. BUTT should not
be forgotten that the agent which is magical ID
its influence upon frame which is merely debiii-
ted is equally powerful IN assisting nature to expeI
the most terrible forms Of disease Who would not
give it = tritl.
sold By druggists aud dealers everywhere.
RsB- See advertisement in another column.
i-fy l-4ts
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22

Aii5ters5ns not having pa5d their State sa,.d
County TASes for the year Isct, are requested to
come up aad pay, az, bsside the fen per cent pen.
atty no1e lJsc said DsfogVent Taxes, six per cent
more vii - tsllsS 10y ttie end OF this month If
said sa Is are nar PAID by She first of August 1861
shall lps 5osiiIsifsd 20 levy as the law directs
THEODORE vEHEAfAhSnS, r. V. &C.
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CITY ApVERTISEMENTS
RTotdCe
TR00TFCB no COJV-TR9CTORs's

Proposals will be received until Saturday July
Goth, 1861, for taking up aud re-lhying ai gutfor
on the North West side Of Locust street, from Wa
ter to Second, the contractor 70 Furnish the neees
zary gravel, aud TO do the work according 70 pla
and Specifications on fils 81 the Clerks eihcs.
p. BURKE, Clerk
Civ Clerks Office. July 18Th, 1861. iuiyl6
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22

sS~sss. -. EsateheEor's. Asasr DDs.--T!sss
spl@ndid HalF Dye has no equal instisn tsneous In
effect Beautiful Rlaok OF Eatpral Broyn-no
staining She skin OF inJuifag the Rair--rsmeiies
he absurd and Ill effect Of Bad DSes, and Invigo
rates the Hair for life. None are genuine nniess
I faoed 81 ~ Batchefor = Sold evagyw aere
en- -. BATeHELOR,t 5prastor,
sspt2O 81 Berciav-sf. Nav York
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a MASKED BATTERY.
.OOO KILLED

The Lightning Fly-Killer Is an active poison,
rendered attractive Flies their entire destruc
tan. Tt kills instantly. You will see them dead
and dying within Ave minutes They cannot get
away to fall into anything, but generally die
the plate. Bsyit and rid yourselves of these pests
Sold BY Keller White. julyl7-1wd
q OPP 4aaNey CANE LES.
~ a complete assortment and variety-both good
and cheap-can be procured by calling
sale by JAS. ERSKIHE & Co,
july17 No. ~ Main Street.
NrHNRHERg CHRR&E $500
u Aoalsignment of Cheese, 50 boxes, just re.
ceived and for sale cheap by
julyI5 a4 RoBERT L. o'RILEY.
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NEWS BY. .TEL E.GRAP'H.
II zAE. Z. v. CIR. q
Exclusively for the ol1nal.
c ONGREssToN a /
XXXVTT CONGRESS.
WAsuIsaroS, July 20.

z < 2 r = 8 = SIS 10 NJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22

TO Won bauss H0Stetterss Celebrated stomach Bit
rers, it il bit just 10 ststs that As stnulant TO
thu SYSTEM, in iunparting strength and viger du-
ring certain periodical stages, which re often at
tended with much painand troni'fe, We know Of ne
preparation highly adapted TO all Affections
consequent upon fhis cause, and for mother mars
lag babe the Bitters caHnot be dispened with,
peeialIy where the mothers nourishment is made
quate to the demands of the child consequently
Der strength must yield, end here it is whore a
good tonic, such as Hostetters Stomach Bitters, is
1eedsd to fnpart temporary. strength aud vtgor to
the whole system. Ladies should by All means try
this remedy, and before 50 doing, ask your physi-
clan, who If he u acquainted with the virtues Of
the Bitters, will reconmeud their use in all
Cases.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. - q q
'fllIva In law
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22

EsfseafR th0b F0rn1s Cured! Read shss'
81 can cnly account for my present sound health;
from the constant though moderate use of BGR-
HAYES HOLLAND BrTTEEs-having from my youth
suffered, at intervals, from Piles, in both forms
sometimes SO severely to oompletely PROSTATE
me. have, for several months past, though sub
jet to l5ss Of sleep and unnstaf physical effort,
been entirely tree from any symptom Of this dia-
ease, white my general health Is very much improv-
.7@s !"
Fss-ans doubling the suthsnfieity %. this oerti-
cate Ce.req ussts 10 cali on or Communicate with
+ tls6 ptoprietssa. 1le III take fIsa5urs not only
in referring them 10 its author hut 20 many 9TH
cru who have used the Holland Biters for the
Affection, sith eausl success.
I jvIy2-m1dsw
! .v<rpoas zsebfffsy, ata sAs chFsr eassss
Of disease, loss 81 sleep, fpdz in Hannssslls Tola
I Auodyne, one Of ths most Perfect remedies. to
rhaoh the young can TESTIFY as hzTses no rseaIisi
4 aud the agod, even IL rAsss xiiere RE sufferer
were ever go years Of age, declare that thsy seem
1 60 have = rev le4s5 Or llie@ s7
These complaints are ofteu aggravated by 1ndi-
gestio, aad ne givineof piis Of doai'tiul congo
nents, with nereuriAia obstacle % IT, sue
Gers. Tlereeere, attantipn . aslses ia sl'l, not
only desgnsdto nssfss tae snoagne, aaa BE- IN per
( fect harzsons psth Il. But . rerieet Family
physie iu tiie aost slasH,s form. FAsg are more
fully described Il Ezasst5sf 80 hs tcSlnd With all
deasrss 81 nEy y had Of proprietor IS ass ias to
them 5ea advertisement,
5gly%-IHgdsw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22
iREAT VICTORY AT -EYANsVIf- u,

Sincs tire +s Army or Picket Guard 81 I1nagina.
tlon was driven back, last Sunday night, without
any loss OF life, quiet and peace once rel gn
supreme. II is, however, admitted that Schapker
of Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, Military Goods, Bon
nets and Millinery Goods generally which they sell
very cheap. Sign of the large flag, across the
street june28
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22
SpecfaT Notices.


SsasAtefy Ha6sss.- Eisss's-ss 20 etSes %
the COMMUNITY more subject to diseases Of the al
aestire organs than those whose business eoinsels
mem q. l,e eontinaally Within DOORS either seated
at a desk or standing bshfna acodnter Ho9itlass's
gsrrnan Biters VIII prove true blessing 50 these
persons, and enable them 10 fulfil the duties OF
theirstaton with spirit and alacrits unknpEn 70
them befors. These Bitters can be had d any
druggist or deser in medicines at IS cents per bot
tie.
july s-mid&w
Erolf0toayss Esffss aMd spsasnasHs.--csn-
rer-TRe days VI S brilliant operations are no
ssors- The discovery ef fSolsawas3s Ointment DIS
.sasea ith the lleeessTs. bf thS kntfs which fire.
4asatls enaangsrea ne life Of the patient Thou
sAads q fsuaiea hagg been cured of cancer in the
Ire.st BY the neslicatIas action Of the ointnlent'
and their lives spared 10 their families The salNe
follows the cancer in lis tortaaus Winding and m
rerctp tibly but thoroughly and psinlessly eraai'
Gates It from the system. The Pills cleanse and
purity the blood Sold by all Druggists at 25c, 62c'
and 81 per box pot. Julys-~Io@M -
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~ 80 AAhn.
TFNTON pAPER ST(

UNION PAPER STORE.
John Burke has removed his store from No.
Main street TO Locust, between First and Second,
where ie keeps constant supply ef all kinds and
patterns Of ParioT apd Drawing Room Paper, and
cfers tlenl eSess III cash. Hs rs also prepared to
do all work with neatrless Sad care. tsil 81 *
anime before buying elsewhere. y .---5-s,ss.
T6aYl-3m JQHE bJfshE. (.
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20 DaIinnuent "a Pavars-

Chandler s. Hyness Pl'fTs Atts's.
JuIS nth, 1851. juIy12-3ww
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49, anEed,

Evansville. June IS, 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-03

more or less from northeast to south west, and gives strong confirmation to the opinion former ly expressed, that the course of this vein de- mands detailed geological survey; both to de- termine the precise cource and ramifcation of the vein, and to ascertain its promise of produc- tiveness.
 The argentiferous galena from this mine has been analyzed and cupeled, with the foll, ng results:
 "The average yield of lead, 75, per cent
 This lead cupelled, yielded in proportion to g 1a ounces of silver to the ton of lead"
 The qualities of argentterous galena are very various in this vein, and no doubt, there are portions of the ore, that would yield a much higher percentage of silver.
 As there was no one at the mine, or in the neighborhood who could give me any reliable information regarding the work that had been done in former times on thiS vein, 1 addressed letter to Richard w. Belah now residing in Texas, one of the principal owners, and the person who had conducted most of the work, in order to obtain some statistics.
 He writes, that there were three principal shafts sunk, two of which were thirty feet deep, the other seventeen feet. The ore he consider ed to be in continuous vein, increasing in thickness as far down as he went. Several other shafts were sunk from six to twelve feet deep, and he reports the ore to be continuous also in them. Mir. Bellah coud not give the exact amount of ore raised; but he Is of opinion that it was five tons or perhaps more
 Hesstates, also, that there Were not as much of the green and blue corbonates and sulphurets of copper after going sixteen feet, as appeared near the surface of the ground He sent DOT ton of it to Liverpool, England, to be tested, and received a statement in return to the effect that the ore yielded 73 per cent. of lead and LIS ounces of silver to the ton
 Although Mr. Bellah had to abandon he mine, and move to Texas, he seems to put high value upon the property, as he says: '' am not will ing to lease the mines; but 1 will sell for req sonable price, provided my brother and sister will sell at the same time, which I have no doubt they will. l have put price upon the mines, and value it altogether at $lO,OO0.
 There are 46O acres of land in our claim, the title of which is perfectly good.'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-03

1t will still require au immense army to hold them in subjecton If. on the other hand the Union be patched up again, abolitionists again will immediately commence their agitation, and there will be in short period, a reenactment of all the present troubles. But if, in the third place, the South is successful in her resistance, of which we have no doubt, the North will have expended her blood and treasure merely for the sake of creating hating and hated rival
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-03

Hsgn An intelligent informant, from our lines near the Potomac, reports the pckets of the two armies as exceedingly near to each other. Encounters are of frequent occurrence, and our sharp-shooters are annoying the enemy daily, penetrating their lines and picking off their sentries. On these occasions, the Yankees display their usual poltroonery, running off at iull speed before a handful of men, whenever the latter happen to turn their flank. There cannot be doubt that MCCLELLAN is afraid to put his army in the field, and that on the first pitched battle they will take to their heels. There is no earthly reason why our army should
 not winter in Philadelphia. Richmond Erp l9.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-03

RICHMOND, Sept. 24.-A lady who arrived here to-day reports that the Baltimore Exchange an and Snn soon will be. The Peabody Institute is fitting up prison for secession ladies. The Central train to- day brought 40 Yankee prisoners Nothing new from the camps. The Examiner this morning in- inmates a long cabinet session yesterday on the policy of pushing the war beyond the Confederacy. It says the cabinet is divided-some preferring the ordering of the army into winter quarters Others favor an onward movement.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-03

RICHMOND, Sept. 24.-A we'll informed gentle man recently from New York gives it as his decid- ed opinion from facts communicated by well un- derstood int crested circles there that the Yankee proprietors of large interests in Brunswick, Ga., have induced Lincoln to fit out an expensive ex- ped,tion with about 10000 men to take Bruns- wick and establish navy yard, open the port for the shipment of cotton, naval stores and live oak Sagacious men here think there is much reason to believe this, as the federal government is almost wholly controlled by schemers and speculators.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-03

NASHVILLE, Sept. 27.-Gov. Harris in obedi- ence to a requsitioa from Gen. A. s. Johnston has issued proclamation calling for 30,000 additional troops from Tennessee
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-03
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23

A FrNXY INClDENT.-The appended me-
gro story, copied from n Southern cor
respondent of Boston paper is not bad.
Gen. d. gave his black man, Tawncy,
funds and permission to get a quarters
worth Of zoology Rt a menagcrir, at the
same time limiting to him the striking
affinity between the Simia and the negro
race. Our sable friend went under the
canvass, and brought to in front Of Sc
date looking baboon, and eyeing the bibo'
quudruped closely, sOlilOquises thus:
Folks, sure's you're born; feet, hands,
proper bad looking countenance just dc
niggir getting old, reckon :"
Then, as il seized with bright idea,
he extended his hand with a genuine
How dye do, unclc!"
The ape claspcd the negro's hand and
shook it long and cordially. Tawncy
then piled his new acquaintance with in
terrogations rs to his name, nativity and
former occupation hut eliciting no replies
beyond knowing shake Of the head or q
merry twinkle of the eye Che was proba
bly, meditating the best way Of tweaking
the darkie's nose) he concluded that the
ape was determined to keep nOn-cOmInit
tai. and looking cautiously around, chuck
led out:
~"He, hel you too sharp for 'em, old
feller; keep dark If you jes' speak one
word of English, white man have hoe in
your hand in less dan one minute"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23

ANEcDorE OF PITT.-Mr. Pitt was a re-
markably shy man. lie was on tcrms Of
the greatest intimacy with Lord Camden,
and being at his house on morning visit,
" Pitt" said his lordship, "my children
have heard so much about you, that they
are extremely anxious to have a glimpse
at the great man. They are just now at
dinner in the next room; you will greatly
Oblige me by going in with me for mo-
ment"
"Oh, pray, don't ask me; what on earth
could say to themS"
"Give them, at least, the pleasure Of
seeing YOU"
And half led. half pushed into the room,
the prime minister approached the little
group, looked from their father to them,
from them to their father, remained for
several minutes twirling his hat, without
finding single sentence at his disposal,
and departed. So much for the domestic
eloQuence OfAn orator.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-23

ingt66'6 = The sze1 -
annually o. DhSta 3
-aadA he, ,k,ebt ~ e
the ,EAthse a r. Pr :
more especially obss.t5
tl{ivel 81 VhISx -,
speech. A. yansa sslIlAm
70 our sesPs6ArsnS =,
losopher, statesNeAeAT
seem to require 8 -jeala
another article. .Whesp. 81
In the year 1855. ~.
Of the present nssnueitl4l, y
end the isventqe ef.eh9 60 ,
from LeicsstershiRA IN
York, . pooE. yenne ~ Ho
the genial nI Eiasi6 :
Of many readers IlDtl -
Hoe. II is the sane ~ 4Ia1aRRIp
struggling with the GAM ems -.
in the end nobly vanQul6A Alek ~ ~. ].
domltable perseVefaneo. rAb1det -
q printing pEess was hgOuah ht: e6lM
land to New York; end lslk 'th4 q
house unclaimed. Fro@ seEie ea1eef;es
which We are not informed, jt M nkfy
returned from wheWee Il t@a.s E..a -
Mr.. Hoe examined Iris Pse1h, 1le 30
It he conceived 1.-The gnEuns1f ;hlesen
press. He felt the increased dEmt ~
speed to accomplish the Greatess 9slRe
OF labor, and 1t last irot9 hls bFpil
mated completely perteCs,, taas ~ II
| proEreasivenesA We A1d e naS1 11ll1
fully in the great cilies q ths Ga Z;
10 Australia and Calitorpia. The m .eYk.
ehder press used by the psOpsi sietCE -
New World published N New YOtz elsy,
throws of %, 600 sheets in an hour. he
wonder, We may say, Of the sgs In MAich
We live A few years since OnaaEs IS
return from Europe, he ives met y ~
York, as Franklin was on Ms Fs.HtN ka'P
Europe, IN Philadelphia, BY p66g ~.
ner. and with every mark OrT -
fitting 70 the Just aPptecialis1 - @ssts
HiceA which tia inXsntle e ~. sAye
press had rendered, nQt onlE n ~ -
labor attendant 0pou tke dds ~ ne
press, but in every dep TOT ut
ing, as well % 20 scssacoaad'tO Shsw@A
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once, ON coloms street.
Courts OF Ell DORADO COUNTY

DISTRICT cOCRT-IIon. u. ,. Myers. Judge; William A.
January Clrk Regular Terms commence the second
February and Nay. and third Mondays Of August
and November.
COUNTY COCRr-Ii"n James Johnson. JuAEc william A.
January Cter-hOlds Its regular Terms the nrs Mondays
Of January. May and Septsmier-
COURT OP sEsSlONS-tioo James J"hnson, Presiding
JudEe; ThOBas Ornon and a. Y. Draper AErIAte Jusc
aud William A. January CIerk-hois a regular Terms
nTst MONDAYS Of Marrh July Hnd NoVs1nter.
PROBATE COCRT-Ion. JAuues johnson. JHdee; William
January Crt-hOds regular Terms the fourth Nondsy
Of each month.
BOARD or srPERvIsORs-eonsIsts oG George W. Swan,
2. y. StOut lhd william Jabne wiaH A. January. Clerk
hod regular meetings the hrnt Monday Of each mouth