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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-03
The stockholders, Meeting, sc.

IN our paper to-day, viii be found The report
the President aud Directors of the North Ia.
roina Rail Road Company, submitted at the re.
cent meeting Of the Stockholders in Salisbury.
Itgiscs brief and satisfactory statement o. The
progress Of The work on The Road, and will doubt
less he read with interest.
III the official account ofthe proceedings Of the
meeting Of stockholders, il appears that The re-
solntion offered by Mr.. Rufus Barringci, TO ac-
cepi the amendments to the charter of the com.
pany, sscd al the last session Of the Lcgsla.
lure, was rejected. The vote, ia stock, siooi--
yeas $500; nays 1901. This vote rejecting The
amendments. was afterwards IecoIIsiJered, AMI
the further consideration Of The resolution TO ac-
cept, was postponed until the next General
Meeting of The Stoc kholders, 10 Le held in this
place.
We haveseen il 81 ated in some &c our excllang.
o.. that the objection 10 tie amendments was
simply againststhe scaling process, which il was
proposed 10 introduce. u was contendc,l that il
would operate uIjusily, by giving TO the stock
shal,lers in Que county more weight than ihos' ~
another, though those Ia tie latter should own
more stock that the Stockholders in Wake for
instance, would moi have as much weight as
those in Guiiford-berausc in Wake the stock
is held 10y but few persons, while in GuiIford il
Is dis,Ib among a large number. We un-
deIstand il was also objected that the scaling
process would prejudice the States interest in
The Road.
The reported proceedings ofthc meeting Of the
stockholders, do not furnish any information in
regard TO The feature in the amendments which
produced The objections, and we have turned To
the act 70 what its provisions are. [; provides
that each stockholder possessing one or two shares
shall have one vote; 8 to sbaies, v,tes; ) to
6 shares, votes; Z 10 = shares, 4 votes; 0 to
II shares, 5 yotes; IL to Is shares. 6 votes; is
10 20, z votes; 81 To &c, votes; 81 to 80, 9
votes 81 TO 40, 10 votes; and one vote for ev,-
ny additional ten shares. This would give 10
$4,000 owned by individuals holding Que share
each, 30 voies while $4,000 owned nv one in,
disidual would have only 20 votes. This might
operate disldvantageously TO some sections where
large subscriptions have been made; and the
State, being restricted To- 1000 votes, mightbe in.
adequately represented. Il
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Rain and The Crops,-A letter from
a friend in Ircdcll, states that the late
rains have produced a wonderful change
in the appearance Of the corn crops IN
that section ; and that whilst but few
days before, Corn was held back, and
at high prices, there is now plenty for
sale; and that Bacon is offered at 8
cents, in the greatest abundance.
Having recently returned from South
Carolina. he says the rains have caused
the same change IN the corn crop there.
This improvement in the appear
ance Of crops is subject Of universal
remark, with all in this region. II is
now believed by many, that very near
ly an average crop WILDE made.
CIR. HQichman.
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.. Fstsss =
learn from the Fayetteville Observer. that =
young man from ihis county, by The name Of
William Tinnin. was arrested ia that place Oh
Friday The 22d uIi.. and committed 10 Jail. an .
charge Of rohling the mail. The circumstances
which led 10 his arrest. says the Observer, was,
that he offered 10 pass q cheek of the Grrcnsbo-
rough Branch of the Bank of Cape Fear. on the
Branch at Fayetteville. for 2os:l0 without the
endorsement Of the payee.; and heing informed
that their endorsement was necessary, he applied
10 them 10 procure il. Il wa. at once Identified
as check which had been RENTED from Gra-
ham in Alamance county, On The 3Olh Of May
Last. and nat before heard o. II appeared on the
examination Of Tinnin. that he was clerk 10
Nc. John Bane, Post Master nj Green Springs.
four miles west Of Hill-horough, and thai he
sometimes opened the mail. aud that Mr.. Bane
sometimes opened il. Ills commitment follow
cd of course.
This detection will account far some Of iha
mail robbeiies on this raute, but there are crcun.
sianecs connected with other cases, which, we
think, cannot be fully accounted Coz on tho SUP
position that Tinnin alone was concerned in
them.
We understand that young Tinnin is Of a re.
spectacle family, and this folly aud crime which
he has committed will he source ,f deep grici
10 them. In thus yielding to lcmpialion, he has
casi blight over all his future existence. Tbs
consequences though bilisr 10 him, will. il may
bc hoped, he made useful in waning other young
men carefully 10 svoid even the first beginnings
Of wrong doing, that their own experience may
not teach them how hard is The way Of the
irsnsgrcssor."
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wHlGs LEARN A LESSON.

There is a"proud bearing IN the
Wing ranks that scorns to stoap. A
proud step and a ligh look hrlngeth
snare. BETTER sometimes look down
than stumblc-better stop and learn
even from interiors, than rush madly
on. 4 child may give us hint thou
sand fold more valuable than philo-
sopher. When there are Wing can
didates in the field. who are not con-
si,lered diamonds of the first water,
or whom we were not instrumental i'm
bring. ing out. or when there are others
we prefer, or when we think there is no
chance to elect Wing; we are mum,
or we growl, or stay away from the
polls. Democrats do not act thus.
They arc as active aud as pcrsever.ng
as ever. Every corner is canvassed--
every bush whmked = every fence
lock cornered. and why? There is
sense in il. Democrats have learn
ed that they do not want men merely,
great and wise men merely they
may not suit Their purpose. But they
want roics, Votes do up the thing in
this country, and if they find man
who knows he's Democrat and whom
they knom will vote with the party any
how night or dav-hit or m S.. they
uofe for him whether he be a blue nose
OF what not.
Again, when the Wings have no
candidate, and the field is in the hands
of the Democrats, they act as if they
had no lart in the governments Of this
great nation before they'll vote for
a Democrat, many Wings will stay at
home and rock the babies, or play the
Yankee while, and--rhifie. Now
YOU VIII not catch Democrat in such
a fix. Before the election he talks as
carelessly about itas il he had not heard
there we're two Wings in the field. but
on the day of election he's there, and I
he's at work For whom does he vote?
For a Democrat, and Thus throw away
his vote Not he. For the choice of
the Wing partys Not a.b:t. He goes
for the !" diserga pizer,' the Wing who
runs upon his o@n hook. And is there
no sepse in ,Mats Every hungry mouth
! newn thas half a loaf is better than no
bread. Every Democrat understands
thsslf' when he sings
II" The sheep he never can devour,
Unless he hrst divide"
Now, learn a lesson. Wings. See
% it that you take part in the ARRAY
IL the Cd and sd Districts. MIR. Leakc,
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Iauestiun lhat POSITIONS unes l,il L.
must b adhered q. uhtil ne p.T,r
C0nEenlioh assembled, shall &c.,. =
The contrary; and Mr.. Fesabie IS 49, =
assuming % dictate 70 has psrs.
displayed an srrsxsnce md -.
Which ought 20 Be rrbsked.r
aDo roo suppose such men uRu
T.. w. n. r.. l.. h. s., "a Joh.s,'''
and fex Others of the Ike k;d...'
led on BY Holden. arr To dictate !. 4, :.
fathers II Demoerscys Mhy.s;r ~
idea Is prrposterosS and sbxsrd. IA
were warriors ii the Democratic e,-
before Holden and This Jshnstsn 49, Z
cation had PiPped their political SHELLS
ave hear aay thing from e..
able.) but such expressions a. ,hoala
have ialIrn from the lips of an upsslr
ish, reliable. orthodox Democrsf: III
even now, we hear him drnoune;es
the Johnston delegation Cor h,s;,s
dared to declare their preference lsr
Mr.. Lewis. What is that but die,a.
toni" Sen.s,,J
"In early life. the Editor Of n.
Standard is represented as having b..
longed to the Wing party. He nov
has stroug sympaihies for poor. down
treiden" Lewis. the Companion Of his
pursf days.. Croft
-Oh. how rkasanl Ills 10 sec
BIeihfen dwell in uniiy.s
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III Before this numhef reaches any consiie-
rahle Parliaa ofou subscribers the EIsriion vii,
have taken place. and ne have therefore said no.
Thing on the suijret We mar remark. that the
Standard i diligently engaged in sending gu, en-
iras. same Of which We will nc glad 10 get hold
Of afler the election. n these extras are 10 &c
believed. Mr. Lewis will run grrall, ahead of Mr.
venahIe in tho District. Our opinion y. that i
The Wings viii do llleir duty. Mr.. Rogers viii I.s
elected. We hope 10 be able 10 announce this
gratifying result.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-03

'ana me q Ten per eent. upun he stock
q the Company, have b~eh required.
making siHty per cent. inclsding the
i've per ceat. paid - he time q sub
scription.
The requisites Of ske last tea per
cent. be1zse sbsplpfeiy necessary IN
November last. % briag the State IN zi
an early day. as some 81 fhe stockhold-
eFs were delinquent. and others refus-
ed co pay unless they were released
frem the interest exacted under a re-
ISOLATION sf yspr baJy "a It's last meet
ing. The Bsard. 90 induce immediate
payment, suspended the collertion Of
interest, aud agreed "a refer the Natter
again TO year body. which Is hereby
denr.
The Legislature at us last session.
passed an Act entitled. sAa Act 10
amsad an sctentitled. An Act 10 in
corporate the North Carolina Rail Road
COMPANY"
The question Of the acceptance or re-
lection of this amended Charter, il one
Of vast Consequence 90 the interests 81
this Company. and your wisest coun-
sells are invoked. in the determination
Of this important question.
Contracts foF a locomotive and cars
have been made. but rs the locomotive
was not needed for immediate use, the
builders, Messrs. Norris & Brother,
were permitted to dispose Of the same.
upnn a pledge that another should be
furnished whenever required.
Five cars have been purchased and
Others are contracted for, which will be
ready for delivery as soon as needed.
! The financial affairs nf the Company
have Just undergone scrutinizing in
vestigation by the committee appoint
ed for that purpose, their report will
put you in possession nf the fiscal ape-
rations Of for The past year.
Exhibit A. will show the force EN-
ployed on the Ruad on the first in.
slant:
Exhibit h. will show the names of
the Engineers aud officers. who are in
the employment Of the Company, aud
the salary Of each.
All Of which is respectfully submit
ted,
a. k.nnt,tfts.
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No TRAVELLING ON SuNDAY.-Ihe
Boston and Worcester Railroad Com,
pany advertise that hereafter no pa
sengers will be taken BY the Sunday
night train. The train will consist Of
mail car only.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-03

ePanorama.--R Russell smishsG Grand
Moving Psnonms q ths Holy I..nd has hesa
slhiliiel n ibis place So iwa nighis. and Is faf
% We hsss beard has siren grrsl qualification o
lhsss ~ho attended. An evening may he spent
in boxing al these splendid views With PsOhi and
pleasure hoih 70 Ihs yoang and The cd.
GTIn consequence q The unfssesalas wes.
iher on Mond.y and TUESDAY nights. which Pfe-
vented many ladies' from attending. NC under.
stand tbs lHorirlors q Inc Psnsams. BY %.
quest. have coarludcd 10 erhibii Il ssain 10.
night.
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The Rev. Martin p. Parks, late Pas
tor Of ST. Paul's and Assistant Minis
ter Of Trinity Church, in the city of
New York, died ON the home ward pas.
sage of the steamship "Arctic," on
Thursday the alst instant. DIR. Parks
was born in North Carolina, educated
at the Military School at West. Point,
and for some years was leading Min.
lister Of the Methodist Church. lie
was at one time Pastor Of the first
church ofhis persuasion in Richmond,
Virginia, whence he was transferred to
the Prufessorship of Mathematics in
Macon College, Virginia. He sub.
sequently united himself with the
Episcopal Church. and came to New
York. His disease was consumption.
Mirror.
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Four parties are now in the field
surveying routes for the great railroad
to the Pacific. "The Pacific Railroad,
say the prophets, els to be the topic Vi
theenext session Of Congress.
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A late zIiirlr iR Ssnsh csn.Iina psprr.
setting forth lhr rnrtearlsmsnis and asur-
palms ~ the Nanh sgaina lhr s.suIh.
says ilzi . most ~ the Sanlhrn STATES
ga abani flr0 per erHf. Of lhs prsrreds .f
fhefr Ipnl isr lands. whsle lllinais. Mirhi-
gan. aud ashsr free sasi States, can hn,Id
,ihrir railways. rHI their canals. and rdu-
rsle their rhildrrn .fier. gre,is and Car M
thing oui ef The public lAnds.. True as
preaching. Aud me rnls prariieal renee
dy fnr ihi. greaI injusilrs. Is an sqnilabla
distributions af these lands. or their pro-
eeeds. aiming all The States. Ysi she
leaders al The l.rnorralis party with Illis
South carnlina rtliinr among Them, sire
nuoasly oppose such distribution; il might
drpfIse them oi parry strength in The
Rfrzt Nsnh West. where self interest
causes them IN prsler lns present ineqaa-
lazy 10 be roniinued and. sir1nge az il
may appear Ia straight forward. honesi
people, ihr loeofncn leaders in the ole
States. are wiling 10 sacrifice common
jnsiire and the interest 81 their own see.
linn. far The advancement of party. HAD
the Democrats of The Old SiSlrs united
with ll,e Wings. an This question. North
carolina saulL long since have been ne
reising her equitable share of this public
domain. But INSTEAD rf that. il is lrii an
nprn question, :. be- nsrd as srorrapiion
fund. Ia hny sn,rs with, wherever Il can
be made available. Gnnstorougl POD.
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GREAT YIELD-Mr. Allen, overseer
on Mr.. Maxwell Chambers plantation,
on the river, sowed, last Fall, one
peck Of wheat, Of new variety, which
yielded over l5a bushels Of clean
grain. Ibid.
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The number Of exhibitors who DIS
play their wares in the New York
trystal Palace, is six thousand.
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]. N. M0REHEAD,
prcst. y. &. 4. II. Co.
Salisbury. July "a. 1858.


Here follows EXHIBITS s. & u. showing
the force employed ON the road on the
LIST Of July. 1855, to b. I,i58 men, SIS
boys, 5ll carts, IS whrelbarrows, IS
wagons. 7S2 mules and horses, 90 OK
en-, and Is brick LAYERS. On the ST
division. there is Principal Assistant
and two Assistant Engineers. at an az
gregate cost per annum Of $4,000. On
the Cd division, Principal Assistant
and four Assistant Engineers, at an az
gregate cost.of IS, 40. On The Sd divi-
sion. there is no principal assistant, but
the duties have been discharged by the
principals Of the other divisions since
the LIST of August. ls52--,here are
three Assistant Engineers-aggregate
cost per annum, $1,000. On the
fourth division. a Principal Assistant.
and four Assistant Engineers, at an ag-
gregats Of SIS ,504.
OFFICERS.
J. M. Morrhea,l, Prest, salary. $4,000
q. r. Mrndcnhall SEC. & rrcas'r, sally, $50
w. Gwynn, Chief Engineer. salary, 5000
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The CRoPs.-The corn crop in this
region has seldom presented a more
promising feature; the. season is truly
delightful for the growth Of vegetation
Tobacco is spreading ITSELF" and
promises much better crop than was
anticipated few weeks since.
Niifon Chronicle.
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The Raleigh standard comes gu. Ia
an entirely new dress. h Is printed on . smaller
sized type Than formerly, and makes very nea,
appearance. The editor states that his business
Is more prosperous than at any previou. period,
and his hopes for the future are bright and bsay.
All. Apart from politics, the Industry. energy
and talents Of the editor are such as 10 deserve
success.
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From the Raleigh Register.
What They Say Of Each Other.

Hnat Ihey say OF Each other.
We regret to see that the Giraffe,
a professc,lly neutral paper, has step.
ped aside from its obligations to the
public, and become disorganizer, by
openly and presumptuously espOusine
the cause Of \. w. venable. We think
III the Giraffe had been governed by the
dictates Of duty, it would have left
This question where it legitimately be.
longs--in the hands of the political
papers Of the District. lthas seen pro.
per 70 do oiherwish, and to entangIe it.
sell IN political questions, boldly es>
pouslng the side of disorder and dis.
organization. We regret it; but since
= i So. We hope such Of our good old
iine, orderly Democrats, as are patron
iizng that Journal, will teach il that
pledges made to the public cannot be
violated with impunity-that it must
maintain its neutrality or lose its pat.
ronage.m Goid,bo,o, Ren,,E,nn
!" We look upon the Patriots artl.
Gle as not only mean, but ungentle-
manly. We believe the Democracy of
wayne are too pure to be corrupted
BY such sheet as the Patriot has
proved itself to be, in this instance"
GinGe.
!" But the gentleman (Mr. venablel
has been so formed by nature, or byl
education, as to be capable Of exhibit.
Ing as much boldness in the wrong as
IN the right. He dictates where he
should be silent; he permits bis ,ani.
~ to sway his emotions and confuse
his judgment. Hence his present
N,nd..J
Analyse this whole matter, if Won
please, and you find w. w. Holden. /
surrounded by an insignificant number
d yosss progressivcs about Raleigh, at
the bottom, stirring up, with all their
night. this spirit Of tlisaifection. They
IRE the disorganizers, and their con-
luet viii recoIl, with force aJisLbitter-
less. upon their own heads"
Giraffe.
F" No one Democrat has a right to
ONE forwa.d and tell the party that
shah change its position on any
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The Syracuse Star learns that ths
Supreme Court Of the State OF New
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SIMPLICITY" llnw admirable. !" says
Rarn.'. as The simplicity. of the Evans
gelis,s. They never speak ,njnrlously al
lhe pnruiies oil Jesus thllsi, ol hi. Judy
r., nor oi his pxecmiinnrrs. They re-
port the facts wl,,o,,l si"g!e rr6 rlion.
They coiument hei,her an lieir Master 5
mIIIDe-s when he was smlupn. nor on
hIs ronsianc, IN The hnur ol has lgnn,ni>
Nous death. winch they thus d, scribe !:
.Aad they cruc,iied Jesus"
TON, who did you say our friend
b. married :"
"WelI. he married forty. thousand
dollars forget her other naalc."
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OUR TABLE.

Puinrm's Monthly, fos Aagu.i. |.
before Us. The table Of contents promises a as.
gree Of interest fully equal 10 any pse,eu. ..us.
We have more Than once spoken in strong irrm.
Of praise Of This excellent monthly. and h o..
serves all ~e have said. The best evidence Of
lis merits l. rs great popularity. Tho fhs, oh.
lion ofihe June numlsr, which completed the iir.,
volume. consisted Of thn.y -f.e thousand copies.
Price IS pes annum. Address G. p. Putnam &
Co, No. 10 Park Plaee, New York.
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3 ne 1iSM ssa4u sssC
The Live Girafs. though il has hssn neu-
iral paper, d edited By gentleman who b De
moerai IN principle. and who occasionally has
shown his leaning 10 that side Of politics. In a
recent number il thought proper 70 make some
sllu.ion 10 the Congressional Candidates in this
district. and 10 manifest decided preference Zoe
Mr. yenable; and in stating is preference Coz
M. venahIe, i also gave unmisiakable evidence
that. although Democrat, Il was In favor Of
claiming Coz North Carolina share Of the Pub.
lie Lands Bot we will lsi . The animal" speak
Cor ITSELF The following Is an extract,
Taking. as we do. a calm and DELE
berate view Of the political elements.
as they are furiously lashing the minds
Of the multitude. we look down from
our lofty elevation with establishment,
upon that fsction, WIN are raising their
voice against the old STANDARD bearer.
lVenable,) Who has, in "forty fights"
MOLLY sustained the cause Of his cons
stituents! The objection Of the few
to his position in relation to the public
Lands, sits with bad grace upon their
cap. Ii Douglass, the !" little giant Of
the West" and the bosom friend Of
the unterriiicd" in this vicinity-if
Cass, whose name has iloated from the
mast head Of the party Organs in this
country-if Atchison, and the entire
Western Democracy, are patriots at
home, as well as abroad and, if their
opinions are worth ANYTHING at all,
then, who will be found bold enough
to raise The voice Of condemnation
against them, for their votes, giving
away to the new States, year after year,
the public lands for purposes of Inter-
nal Improvements, &c. A million and
a half. into the side pocket u Old Rip,
wauld go a great way toward lessen.
ing the peoples taxes would give US
free schopls in every neighborhood, and
build plank road from the mill of eve.
ny farmer TO the market Of his choice
Because Of this declaration. the STANDARD AMI
The Goldshosoush Patriot became very angry
and both Of them have fallen upon The Giraffe
apparently with determination to put ON END
10 Il. The ANIMAL" Of course, is not disposed
to sulcr this without resistance, and the war has
coniinlcd with considerable heat The Rcsisier
has brought together some extracts from these pa.
pers, 10 show the spirit Of the combatanis; and
as they may amuse our readers, We will take the
extracts as furnished by that paper:
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The univerxity Magaziae Cor Al.
gust. Is hefore US. his now under The direction
Of a new corps Of editors, riz; Msssrs. J. A. En-.
selhsrd. l.. .. Merritt, ,. q. Moore. w. l.. Scot,
VIC. Nichols. and VIII. spencer. They male
. very erediishle showing in this numlei, and
We ~ish thrm Plsssani snd prosperous career.
This number contains The ercellens sadsess q
DR.. James II. Dickson, Al Chapel Hill. before the
Alumni Association.
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wednesday, August ..

GnlEnSDoHD TGTs 80 %
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-13
Communications.
For the Grant County Herald.
Madison Correspondence.

Mr.. Editor Last evening, the 9Th inst, the
Senate sat till late hour, discussing the bill
passed by the Assembly last winter, abrogating
the Death Penalty The bill passed through
the third reading process with a rush, and it is
now virtually the law of this State. Several
Senators expressed their views at large among
whom Judge Dunn, of Lafayette, denounced
the measure as founded on a gossamer theory
of human nature, which the most humane and
practical iurists, and the long tried wisdom OF
the common law had always rejected. Senator
BLAIR, from Washington, told the Senate, that
no man could tell what life was until that was
ascertained, until somebody could tell him whe-
Their life was personal or real estate, he did not
think that our exemption laws ought to protect
it from eeecution. Senator ALBAN hit on the
true principle: Society had the right, doubt
less to take life, as an individual, in self-de-
fence but he contended that the walls of
Waupun were fully capable of obstructing
rogues and fe!ons,in their incursions upon the
social state. If hardened assassin should kill
his keeper and three or four wardens Of the
penitentiary, the bill declares him guilty of
moral insanity, and recommends him to kind
regards of Miss Ann Wheeler. ]. T. M.