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Chapter 9.

An act making an appropriation
for the payment Of the milage Of the
Twelfth General Assembly, aud the
per diem Of temporary officers and
employees thereof and for postage.
Sec. /. b. it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of Iowa,
That the following sums Of money,
or so much thereof as may be nee
essary, are hereby appropriated fer
the purpose hereinafter designated.
Sec. z, For the payment Of m;!age
Of the members Of the Senate, in-
cluding Ex-Licutcnant Governor
Cue, and Lieut. cnant Governor Scott
the sum Of two thousand seven hun
drcd and sixty-nine dollars.
Sec. 3. Fpr the payment Of the
mileage of the members of the House
Of Representatives. the sum of five
thousand eight hundred aud sixty
three dollars and Fifty cents.
See. w. The Auditor Of State
shall issue warrants upon the State
Treasurer for the foregoing sums. in
favor # the members Of the respec
tive Houses, and deliver the same
to the State Treasurer.
Sec. Y. The Treasurer Of State,
upon receipt Of said warrants, shall
pay to each member such smount, as
shall be shown to be his due by the
reports Of tho Committees en mileage
as adopted by each House respect
lively, aud it is hereby made the du-
ty Of the President and Secretary Of
the Senate, and the Speaker and
Clerk Of the House to furnish the
Treas surer Of State certified copies
Of said reports, SO adopted by their
respective House.
Sec. vi. To George p. Ab,e for
two days services as temporary Sec
retary Of the Senate ten dollars.
Sec. VII To James Nc Connell for
two days service as temporary Door
Keeper of the Senate eight dollars.
Sec. VIII. To James Raney for
two days services as temporary Ser
geant-at-Arms of the Senate, eight
dollars
See. TX For the payment in part
Of the postage Of the Twelfth Gen
cral Assembly the sum Of ten thou
sand dollars, to be paid upon Aud
ito,s warrants, issued upon the pre-
sontation of certificates Of the Sec
retary Of State. showing the amount
OF posta ge which shall have been
furnished from time to time for the
General Assembly.
Sec. X. To Samuel MeNutt for
two days services as temporary
Speaker Of the House Of Represent
ativcs, six dollars.
Sec. XI. To Charles Aldrich for
two days services temporary Chief
Clerk Of the House of Representa-
tiycs, ten dollars.
Sec. XII. 10 L. G. White for two
days services as temporary Ser
gcant at-Armes for the House Of
Representatives, seven dollars
SEQ XIII TO Dan Elson for one
days services as temporary Post
Master for the House Of Represen.
tatives. three dollars and fifty cents
SEC XIV. Arthur Garrett 70,
three days services as temporar,
Messenger of the House Of Repre-
sentativcs six dollars.
SEC. XIV. this bill being deemed
of immediate Importance. shall tax,
effect and be in force from aud aftel
its publication in the Iowa State
Register and Statesman, papers
published ct Dss Moines Iowa.
Approved February 5tb. A. D.
1865.
] hereby certify ,hst the foregoing
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would say to the public that have
made calculations to burn three hundred
Thousand brick this summer, and would
b clad to contract any quantity soon.
The qsalti0 4tAs heiek i wsll kaowA..
W. 3. DOpsON,
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For Sale or Exchange.

ESOUR hundred and twenty acres Of
Il good farming land, In Mitchell Co.,
Iowa, three quarters Of mile from
Brownyills. Also house and lot IN New
Oregon, Howard Co. lows.
Apply "a II. a. Goodrich, . o1acs q
aosa!3sA 4 Nod, Orssc1, Iova. tl#
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FOR SALE!

CHEAP for Cash, house and two
lots in the village Of Cresco. The house
is story and half high and commodi-
ously arranged for u dwelling, fine col
lection Of shrubbery, and q good we'll on
the premises.
For particulars enquire at this Office or
Of c. G.. SCHELLENGER,
3O-8 Cresco Iowa.
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Lime! Lime !!

A choice quality Of fresh burnt lime ma,
be found at Garvers, about half way be
tween Fcrreston and Lime Springs. 1t i.
the intention to keep u supply constantly
on hand. Price reasonable and quality
excellent.
n4ltf Foreston Aug. 90 1867.
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NV LILLIAN EDV ARDS,
Would respectfully announce that ho il
prepared to give his attention to
MAKING & REPAIRING WAGONS,
at Crssco, Iowa, and all work Of his trade.
Plows constantly on hand Of the best
patterus, cheap for cash
fIvR TOOTHED CULTIvATORs, &C.
- shop south Of the Empire House.
Crssco, April -, 1867. [2atf.]
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TIE NICHOLSON PAVEMENT

In our squib yesterday morning urging
the progress of the work on the Nichol
son pavement, and that the city take no
notice Of the little party who are at
tempting to stop the work, a typograph-
icsl error converted pr. CT. into fold,
making the sentence increasing the
value Of the property an hundred pr. Ct.
into " increasing, etc, an hundred fold"
A big difference. Such mistakes are al
ways awkward, but they will occur in
the best regulated offices. It was the
more unfortunate in this instance, as it
brought down on us the wrath of the
Senior Editor of the LEDGER, who
launched at our devoted head a whole
column OF editorial on the subjective
having trOdden rather heavily on that
gentleman's eorns. He is, we under
stand, the fortunate or unfortunate
owner Of certain little triangular slip
Of land somewhere in the city, on two
sides of which the Nicholson has been
laid, and ne has had to pay double tax,
which Of course came heavily upon
him-hiPc lilac IdchTyHde. Will he pre-
tend to deny that the property is in
creased in value all the amount that be
has thus expended Bat we produce be-
low communication from a gentleman
who, we will wager, has paid ten times
az much as he has for the Nicholson.
and therefore has a right to be heard:
Mr.. Editor: Those who have been try
ing of late TO stop the progress of the
pavement, endeAvOr to make the i'm
preston on the minds of the public that
they property holders On the streets
paved will have to pay the eatire cost of
the pavement, under the present con
tracts made by the city. This is errone-
Gus. The property owner pays for nav
ing his front only to the center of the
street, AID the street and alley crossings
are paid for by the city, and which, Of
course, falls upon OIL property holders in
the city, The owner of g lot on South,
liuden, or any unpaved street, helps to
pay for the pavement st the crossing of
Main and Madison (S24 by Sc feetl, and
for the game amount at every street
crossing on Main, as well as on Second.
Store rents are low, it is true, so are
dwelling rents and all kind of rents, so
that all are alike In that respect. WHY
have Main and Second streets been the
great thOroughfares? Simply because they
have been kept better paved. The same
is the case with Poplar, Adams, Jsf-
f6Ison and Madison. Why should the
property holders OF South Memphis,
Eastern suburb and Chelsea be required
to help pay for all the paving on the
streets above named, when, perhaps,
from one year to another he msy never
drive a vehicle of any kind upon any OF
them? II is difficult to levy any tax
that bears exactly equal upon all who
are interested or benefited, and a.
though many property holders whose
street fronts have been paved with the
Nicholson do think it is burdensome
for the present to pay for it, they will, in
my opinion, before Ave years have
passed, consider it the beat investment
they could have made.
More anon, perhaps. SHELBY.
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rrv,ctoUs SERVICES TODAY.

- T,-.,-,-z Cfy-RCE-J T. Wheat ID. d
decentralization street. Services at 4'52 ALI
audspm. sunday school at AIN Danny ser
vices at am. AID pm.
AsRrgy CaAPET-Corucr Cf Licden and
Hernsudc-Rsv. Il. =. Petwsy' Pastor Ser
vices 81 7Uls am. and p m.
R.r.rTgr ARERsAC I.E-COurt street Rev >
n. Ford. d. d. l. l. d. Services at l0}z am. and
pm.
KIs-1oy CHApEL-CornCr jones avenue and
Alabama street,. y. Steadman, D. Pastor
Services at l0}z m.
FIRST PREsBE TERRAIN CHURCH.-HeV. j u
Sanderson, Of Alabama, Will preach this lSao'
bath morning at Iglz o'clock. sabbath school
at 3 o'clock.
TUuzp Par EYrEgIAN Corner Sixth
md Chelsea streeis-Rey. W. A. Sample. Ser
vice atlu'a DO.
GRACE CHURCII-Hsm5n street, near
yance-Rev. DR.. Brooke, Rector. Services al
10 ana. aud 81 pm. Sunday school at
IN.
CESTRAI METHODIST DHU ECH-Union street
-Rsv. w. VI. Patterson, Pastor. Preaching 81
lalz AN. and %. m. Sabbath School at 81
am.
CALVARY CI1uRcII.-SO services this morn
fnr-Dr. White being absent. Evening services
atsp.m. by DR.. Hines.
GsRIsrIAx CuUErH.-Eldsr 7. W. Ca>Eey
will preach today at II am, and at pm.
subject ia the morning: "The Lords supper
FIRsr BAPTIST CHURCH.-There Will be
preachlng in this Church ct lUIz am. and
nm by the Pastor Rev. D. Z. Barns
st. MAHY's CATEEDRAL--Popiar street, east
of Adams, Richard Hines, d. D., Deau-DaGy
services at am. and p IN. holy Communion
celebrated on al Festivals and saints Days,
and every SUNDAY morning at o'clock, excep'
on the INST SundEy in the month, when the
celebration takes place at lO:aO am. sunday
sSshooI al g-1J am.
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card.

DR.. ]. d. Stillman:
Dear SIR: 1 am able to sit up this
morning-feel clear of fever. l have
been taking your Great General Restor-
alive for several days, and must agree
with many who had told me of its viz
tues, that its equal, as curative, cannot
be found. l feel no bad effect from its
use, but, on the contrary, as soon ss
taken in fever, a cooling sensation goes
through the system, open the pores of
The skin, clearing the tongue and throat,
and taking all bad taste from the mouth
l was as low as any man could be and
live; and / believe if had not quit all
medicine but this l should have re-
manned down for a long period, if in
deed, had ever recovered. L have also
been giving 1t to my children, who have
all been down with fevers, complicated
with worms-so bad that little hope was
entertained in regard to them. They
have taken no other medicine, and are
now all well and never looked so we'll
and healthy. 1 am therefore certain
that it was this that cured them. / feel
the public ought to know these facts, and
refer them to j. NJ. Patrick & Co., Or.
gill & Brothers, A. j. White & Co., G.,
w. Jones & Co., d. P. MADDEN & Co.,
or to your agents, Forster, KealhoffsT &
Co., IS to my responsibility.
A q lIJINS
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~ tne improvement of the channel ai
tne Two rapids on the Upper MississinD;
are matters Of vast inportanea - IN
living on the banks Of the Great Ri,a -
The crescent says: The new drsS,;.i..
machine which has arrived from P-ste.55
Tor the purpose OF clearing ont the -
structons 10 commerce at the Southvvess
Fass, Is double-ended screw steannshiD
designed by Bfevet Brig.-Gsn. Nj NJ
MeAlester, Y. .: Corps Of Engineers. and
built under the direction OF Lieut.. Pavne-
VINO has brought her to New OrIeans
Lieut. FayDe s young engineer OF
steat promise, ana we hope his persever-
anee VIII DC rewarded with success. Tina
striVal OF THIS machine has been DELAYED
- NJ running aground on the passage
blades, aud she would have bean In do.cI
for repairs, but it was found fhat aE,s S,os
too heavy for the dock to In bsr- and
another dock had to be endowed N
larger capacity. y -
we hope 70 see her at work I'm a shart
Time, Wnen the problem will be solved
w " the current Is sufficient to earrv
oil tns deposit when agitated BY this
sct ,5l ohe - hue and substantially
Dunt SNIP. and apparently q credit to All
concerned with her. But we n,nss ooT-
lsss 20 nave our doubts abont her en-
cheney, especially when we consider the
amount OF deposit that takes place unon
the par. If we suppose the water Al
southwest pass to deposit upon the bar
IOOO cubic feet per minute, and that ops
Horse power on common dredger to IN
Tour ana half cubic feet per minute, IL
YOU'D require % horse power 10 keep
me ti par Zee from deposit. That Il to
,lIt u ano carry IL of, and make land or
ieYees OF II. Thus, by continually keep
another ready TO take her pIaee zban
she breaks down, the bar NAV be keDt
down. but so long as we depend upoD
some grand experiment to excayata tha
channel We will be deceived. However.
We nope We are mistaken, and that the
present enterprise may be crowned with
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MEMPHIS DRY GOODS TRADE.
The Leading HOuse Reward Of
s s Enterprise.

Having occasion, few days ego, Il
refer to the books Of the Assessor, We
were surprised TO learn that the Gales o
the house of B. Lowenstein & Bros.
for the months OF May and June, were
ten thousand dollars more than those Of
any other house in their line in the city
Of Memphis, either Wholesaler retail and
double that ofsome ofour principal houses
We say we were astonished, for we had
never dreamed the unpretentious look
ing establishment on the corner OF Main
and Jefferson streets was the emporium
OF the dry goods trade OF Memphis, and
this feeling of establishment caused us to
desire to pay them visit and examine
into the causes Of their great success. =
Taking advantage of leisure hour on
Friday afternoon, we strolled In, and in
troduced ourseif to Mr.. B. LowensteiD,
and were by him shown over the estab-
Iishment, visiting and examining ia
turn each department. We found them
all complete, and each one presided over
by separate corps Of employees, and
kept as neat as a refined lsdy keeps her
parlors. TO 60 into detailed descrip-
lion OF them, would occupy more Time
and space than we can conveniently
spare to-day, besides requiring more
knowledge than we possess Of the mi
nutIse Of the immense paraphernalia of
goods Of all sorts aud descriptions that
are necessary for the personal adornment
of our household goddeeses. Indeed, we
never before had any idea of what yourg
women were made OF, always having
taken it for granted that the old nursery
rhyme was true, and they were the en-
bodiment simply of Sugar and spice,
and ali that's nice" and that their rig
was simply the eoloring Of the sugar.
plum. Alas how deep is the Ignorance
of old bachelors
The cloak and silk room, however, was
something that we could appreciate, and
we cannot pass it by in silence. The az
ray of beautiful fabrics there DISPLAYED.
is study for an artist, and all so care
fully and Hastily arranged that each arti
Gle shows to the best advantage. So
is the stock Of Messrs. Lowen-
stein, that it is a proverb among the
ladies, when they have not an article in
the dry goods line it is no use to look for
it anywhere else.
The corps Of employees number, even
in these Gull times, over twenty, and
each seems to vie with the Others in DO
likeness and attention. Messrs. Lowen-
stein are evidently determined to have
no rival in the city, and our other mer
chants might well take a lesson from
-hese enterprising men. They must |
wake up, or other cities that are stretch |
rg out their hands for it, will grasp the |
.rade Of our city, and bear it away ire
voesbly.
In conclusion, we would call the atten- |
ion Of our readers to the advertisement |
If the Messrs. Observation-Disclosures that |
s hardly necessary. 1t speaks for itself, |
Ind shows that the gentlemen under. |
tsnd and appreciate the value of adUer-
ising this being one of the secrets of
heir success.
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TURTLE SOUP.-Vetter Dreizigacker, of
the Monroe Exchange, No. IS Monroe
street, again informs the public that he
has received and will sacrifice to the an.
petites of the patrons of the Exchange. a
huge GREEN TURTLE, just from Florida.
Free to everybody tomorrow morning
al 10 O'Clock He has the best of wines
and liquors in his bar, and his lager beer
is from the celebrated brewery Of VIM.
Stumpi, in st. Louis. Beer five cents a
glass, except at lunch time, when it is
ten cents. %
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THIEF CAUGHT.-Y Yesterday morning
as the ferrybOat Nevada was crossing
the river a young gentleman aboard,
who was going over to Arkansas on 3
shooting excursion, lost his powder flask
overheard, and Captain Morris, of the
Nevada, offered to lend him his. On &C.
ing to the Captains stateroom to get the
flask they found the door burst open and
standing ajsr, and some one inside. On
throwing open the door the Captain
found one of the hands inside, with the
money drawer open, its contents spread
on the floor, and making an assortment
of the bills. They promptly secured the
rascal, brought him to town, and to-mor-
row he will have hearing.
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THE COURTS.

| Law COURT-Ja1ses o. Pierce, judge
The usual number OF motions wert
heard on yesterday.
On Monday next the case Of Purdv vs.
the Southern Express Company, will b.
called up for trial pursuant to confirm.
aBce had on Friday last. At the con.
elusion Of the above case the calendar
will be called for trial, commencing al
case No. =.
Next Saturday will be the last motion
day Of the term.
MUNIoIPALCoURT- Geo. W. Wt1ldTaa.
Jtdge.-On Monday next writs Of In.
quiry will be heard, arguments on de.
murrer and questions of law, also all
| motions which the parties are entitled
to :" Of course" may be made. Court
viii then adjourn to the first Tuesday In
August next, that being the first day
Of the August term, 1868 claw side.
The special criminal term will com
mence on the 18th day of August next
AT this term will be called up for trial
the Metropolitan Police cases.
CHANCERY COURT. Aston, Clerk
and Mdster.-The Clerk and Master will
take an account on Monday next in the
case Of Wickersham We. Blythe.
BANKRUPTCY CoURT-Z j. Latham
Reqister.-Final discharges in bank
ruptcy were issued on yesterday 70 the
following named parties: F. r Lanier,
w. c. Thompson, A. Brandt, w. H.
Vance.
CRIMINAL COURT - Vim. Hunter,
J'tdge.-The argument In the case of the
State vs. VIM. O'Hsrn, indictment for
larceny, closed on yesterday. The jury
probably returned q verdict at a late
hour last evening.
The cases set for trial during the ensu-
In 90 -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS licenses were
returned to the office Of the County Clerk
during the past week, as follows: An
tbony Guy TO Mary Guy, Wash Nelson
To Martha Cole, Thomas Ranney to
Georgia Smith, Randall Scott to Annie
Jackson, Samuel Hill to Anna Topp, 10
senh Mcfarland to Nancy Z. Walker,
Michael Mcmahon to Mrs. Alice Adams
Nv GLADDEN. to Laura House, Calet
"a Carter to Laura A. Carter, Turner
strayhorn to Melvina GrAnson, james
Watkins to Martha h. Frszer, and John
q Hall TO Rosetta Mccoy.
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For Sunday reading go to Emmons &
Son, No. 10 Jefferson street, and 1893
Main street. They received yesterday
the New York Weekly, Police News,
Police Gazette, Leslie's Illustrated paper,
London News, London Times, Stats
Zsitung, new novel Not Wisely but
Too Well" New Yorker Demokrat,
Boys and Girls Weekly, London Punch,
New York Home Journal, New York
Clipper, Independent, Rural New
Yorker, Halls Journal of Health for
August, Riverside Magazine for August,
Old Guard for August, with the likeness
of Horatio Seymour on steel as a frontis-
piece, the Land We Love for August,
with steel portrait and biography of
Gen. Ashby, and all the dailies.
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REsIGEED.-We we're sorry to hear
yesterday that Sam E. Cary, Esq gen.
eral ticket agent OF the Mississippi Cen
trail road, has resigned that position
which be has held for the past twelve
wears. We learn that he has in view q
more extensive field of labor, and that
he is soon to be employed in position
where his splendid business capacities
will show to full advantage.
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THE WEATHER yesterday was cloudy
and cool during the morning, with an
occasional slight sprinkle. In the after
noon the skies cleared of, and the sun
came out beautifully. About 81 O'Clock
a black cloud rose in the east, and soon
covered the heavens. At 9 it commenced
to rain, and at present writing 40
oclOckl Is still raining.
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DISTRICT CONvEN HON.

The meeting of delegates to select 2
Congressman and Electors for the E,ghth
DistTict OF Tennessee, will be held al
RrovusyIlIe on the I0sh Of August.
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CITY MATTERS.


,gfv subscribers to the APPEAL, daily OF
weekly. who may desire 10 leave the ely for
The summer, can have their papers sent them
regularly by leaving a memorandum at the
CouDtIng-room OF the APPEAL No. Is Jefferson
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S,,,orC,,, prAcIEs Mr.. Atkinson ex-
limited Yesterday at W hite's Station, at
the meeting Of the AgricL ''ul = '''oie'y ,
some Of the finest peaches Vi SCI 5l, ~
this OF any other country. -1u =. :
few specimens Of the same, but {. Fso' 70
bring them to town.
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THE regular meeting Of the Drsymen's
association takes place according to adj
journment on Monday evening, 9th
inst, at 8 O'Clock pm. Distress war
rants are now issued from the office Of
the county clerk. 1t is important that
all should be in attendance, white and
colored, as our controversy will have to
be met promptly.
By order Of the managers.
JAMES b, SCOTT, Secretary,
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EXCELLENT BARBECUE.-Mej. DICK
Mason is entitled to great credit 81 SUI
rerintendent, for the choice barbecue
furnished the people who assembled at
Whites Station yesterday TO organize
the Shelby county Agricultural Society.
We have neUer seen g better prepared
haFbecue.
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THE EgE.-We would rather tenfold
lose speech and hearing than those
windows of the mind which God has
given Us with which to look out on His
works. Like many others We have felt
this truth, oh, how keenly, when, fer
weary months, amid arduous toll, we
were forbidden to use pen or book, or
gaze out upon the clear sunlight. ANY,
therefore, who by long study and cult
waited skill have found the means of re-
lief for such sufferers, should be held in
grateful esteem. We refer our readers to
DIR. Norris, 0eulist, SO Madison street,
Memphis, who has gained q reputation
for treating the eye unequaled by any
| oculist in the South and West. His rep.
utation for curing any disease sOhatever
of the eye Is increasing day by day
passing beyond the limits of this State,
has extended through those adjoining
and those more remote, reaching even to
Texas and Minnesots, procuring him
many patients frona each and all, till he
is now, we believe, the acknowledged
oculist, not only Of this city, but of the
South. s&w
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Correspondents who wish to have any Rtteu-
lion paid TO lhsir communications must Cd
serve the following rules:
Be brief concise and 10 the point, avoid the
O. flowers Of rhetoric and conhne yourself 10
a Main statement Of facts. Write on but one
side or the paper in a clear hand, and with pen
aud ink. giving your words and sentences
nleutv o. room. IN all cases the real name
and address Of the writer must accompany the
manuscript, Articles which rebound to per
soBal or individual benefit, or are Of a personal
nature. viii only be inserted as advertise
rpeuts" or s' paid cards
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THABIBER OF CoMMERCE.-Fhe mem
this institution are reminded that
:" - " lie the regular meeting day,
~ 81, large and fall attendance is
81 business Of Importance to
icy 49,, - 8. to be discussed.