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not to expect any particular news concerning
the movements Of the Eastern and Western ar
mics for the next few days. as they will be kept
secret from prudential motives "Unless" it
is added, "a decisive battle, in the meantime
should take place.
Rev Dr.. Tiffany, formerly, Of Baltimore
where he was the pastor of the Clark street, NJ.
+. Church, recently, while on his way to Pitts
burg Landing, was induced by some of the pas
sengers on board the steamboat in which he
travelled, to drink some liquor, in consequence
Of which he became intoxicated Remorse so
preyed upon that he resigned his situation as
pastor, and acknowledging his fault asked for
forgiveness.
1t is estimated that over five hundred vessels
will sail for the Southern ports by the first Of
June. There will be at least two hundred clear
ances for cargoet Of ice.
The Somerset md. Herald says it was cur
rently reported in Princess Anne, last week,
that the Government was about to complete
the Eastern Shore Railroad to Cherrystone, by
the last Of the present month, and that the
work had been actually commenced
The London Spectator remarks upon the IN
congruity Of asking fifty and twenty-five dol
lars per ticket to the opening Of the Great Ex
hlbltion, which receives all it's greatness from
the toll Of poor worEmen, who are thus COM
pletely shut out from it.
The n. Y Commercial gives pen and ink
sketch Of Parson Brownlow He is about the
medium height, of a spare frame, with some
thing Of the appearance Of emaciation His
hair is black, smooth and rather long. His
complexion IS sallow, and the face wears an air
Of melancholy, almost sadness"
Matilda Heron has made a series of theatre
cal enga gements in Cincinnati and other IVES
tern cities, for which she is to receive 800
a night
A steamer from New Orleans on the Sth ar
rived at Fortress Monroe yesterday. She
brought number Of Confederate naval officers,
taken prisoners on the Mississippi
Algers, opposite New Orleans and also
Forts Jackson and St. Phillip, were occupied
by the Federal forces
The u S. Senate, yesterday, occupied the
principal portion Of the day in discussing the
bill to suppress instruction and to punish trea
son and rebellion, but came to no conclusion.
It stated that the merchant steamers en-
ployed by the government to run down the
Merrimac, have orders to return to their lines of
travel
The Boston Post opposes the policy of sup
porting anl paying rations and furnishing
houses, to contraband OF runaway negroes.
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MARRIED.

In Washington city, on Wednesday morning,
May DIST by the Rev Mr.. Bttenger, GILBERT
SIMPSON, to Miss LAURA Y. JENKINS,
both of Alexandria, Va.
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Wreck of the Oriental.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 2l.-The Oriental
in which Brigadier General Saxon, the new
Military Governor Of South Carolina, which
sailed from New York, on Wednesday last, WAS
wrecked on Friday night, the 10th inst, north
Of Cape Hatteras
The passengers and crew we're saved
A portion of the cargo was lost.
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FURNITURE SALE.-On TUESDAY next
l. the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
dwelling house, No. III Duke street, will be sold
at public sale, the HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, belonging to James L. Rogers, consist
ing Of chairs, tables bureaus, carpets, beds, bed
steads and bedding, gas fixtures, parlor and
cooking stoves, kitchen utensils, &c. Terms :
Cash-spece funds. my 2l-eo3t$
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ALARM OF FIRE. This afternoon, about 4
0 clock an alarm Of fire called out the fremen
with their engines. A portable furnace having
been overturned upon tarred roof in the rear
of the residence Of Nj. John West, corner of
King and Fairfax streets, set fire to the roof,
and caused the alarm The flames were speed
lily extinguished ne damage having been done.
A large boot and shoe operator, in Pearl St,
Boston, with an indebtedness Of $4,000, has
suddenly disappeared:
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Ue1egraphie Nervs,
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
LATEST WAR NEWS.

TUNTALLs STATION, Va, May 2l.-The
enemy's pickets were driven across Bottom
bridge, yesterday, by the troops advancing in
that direction. The Confederates attempted to
regain the post by the use of artillery but failed
The Federal batteries opened, Smelling the
woods on each side Of the bridge. The adj
vance under Gen. Stoneman reached New
Bridge yesterday, within eight miles of Rich
mond They found no enemy in force this
side Of the Chickahominey, which at that point
dWindles down to a small creek.
The country in that locality is in a good state
Of cultivation, with no more swamp than is to
be found onzordinary bottom land.
Six pieces Of artillery were found posted upon
the opposite bank; but his purpose not being to
bring on an engagement, he returned one mile
from the bridge and encamped; during the day,
while driving the enemy S outposts, he had one
man killed and three wounded
The whole army moved this morning early.
with a view of making lengthy march, what
roads they took it is not necessary to state but
the headquarters Of Gen Mcclellan to night,
will be within a short distance of Richmond, in
front ofwhich city is supposed to be encamped
the main body Of the Confederate army.
If they intend to give the Federal forces bat
tle which is almost universally acknowledged
to be the case, the hour is drawing near at hand
when they will have an opportunity
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DIED.

This morning, ANNA ELIZABETH, eldest
daughter Of Capt Samuel H. Devaughn, of this
city, aged % years w. The friends of the fam
ilv are invited to attend her funeral from the res
idcnce Of her parents, tomorrow Thursday at
ternoon at half-past o'clock.
In this city, on the 7th inst, Mrs. ~ LA A.
A. RICHARDS, consort Of Caleb Richards,
aged 80 years.
YT7O THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA.
4 We beg leave to call the attention OF the
citizens Of Alexandria to our large and well Sc
lected stock Of GROCERIES, comprising every
article usually kept in well regulated grocery.
house All goods delivered on board the boat
free of charge. 90
Washington: my 2l-lm
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COMMON SCHOOLs-NOTICE,

a regular meeting Of the Board Of Superinend-
9 ents of Common Schools for Orange county. held
al the CLERKS Office in Hilsborough, on Monday the
2ist OF April, 1862, on motion, the Committee men Of
last year were continued for the present year. with one
exception, e. Henry Malone in place of Eli Sharp, in
District No. 49,
" IS ordered by the Board, that the Committee Men
be notified Of their appointment by advertisement in
the Hllsoorough Recorder and they are requested 10
MAKE iheir returns to the Chairman required by law
and thereby save the penalty.
On motion, DIR. NJ. A. Curtis and Samuel w. Hughes
were appointed Examining Committee for the ensuing
year; and said Committee will hold their first meeting
IN Hlsborough on the second Saturday in Nav next.
Applicants for certificates, both Male and Female, are
requested to attend that day. as there will be no Sc
Parate examination as heretofore
Test, GEORGE LAWS, Elk officio Clerk.
April %. 4!-lw
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Rifles. with the sabre bayonet. Capts. Skin.
ner and Brown, respectively commanding
these companies, will make their mark, with
other gallant captains of our regiment, when
ever an opportunity affords them the plea.
sure.
Several of our companies have already
been uniformed, fresh and blooming for a
new campaign. Among the companies al
ready received clothing, are r, ID. I, and C,
and presume the others will be provided
with clothing at an early day. +, |, and C,
have grey pants, and the jacket Of The same
article.
Our company" Dare provided with
the sack coat, Of very dark grey (mofe pro.
perly black jeans, and brown jeans pants.
The friends Of these companies will doubt.
less be glad to learn Of our fine spirits, pre-
sent Accommodations, and continued deter
mined resolution to free our " fair ones" from
bondage.
The health of the regiment is tolerably
good ]; only few Of our lCo. d. men are at
the hospital. Allow me to assure The friends
OF Orange, that our Orange boys are doing
finely. and will give the old county a pretty
fair specimen Of " spu,ak." should an oppor-
unity afford them The pleasure. AS never
have given you our company officers names,
rank, &C., | now do so: Edward NJ. Scott,
Capt; Edward Sumner. LIST Lieut.. p. H.
Grandy, I'd Lieut.. ID. e. Stokes, Sd Lieut.;
John T. Lack, lst Sgt; r.. NJ. Sheriff., Cd
Sgt. ; Thomas Adams, Sd Sgt. A. Josephus
Houser. 4th Sgt; ]. G. Evans, 9Th Sgt. );
James n. Calhoun, LIST Corp. Charles r.
Christmas, Cd Corp; Elias Hull, Sd Corp.
- 4th Corp. learn that change Of
regimental officers is (feld) soon to take
place. ALIQUIS.
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.Aillsburaugt gsrarner.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday, May =, 1862.
THE NEWS.

We performed in our last, the unpleasant duty Of an
nouncing the fall Of New Orleans. We give in our
news column to-day the latest intelligence from tina,
city. Itappears that Fort Jackson and Fort st. Phil.
lip have both been taken and that the iron clad steamer
Louisiana has been destroyed. We give also the cor.
respondence between Commander Faragut Of the Fed.
eralnavy and the Mayor Of New Orleans. The reply
Of the Mayor does credit 10 his maniness and patriot
ism.
In our own State we have little to record except the
fa Of Fort Macon. an account Of which we copy from
the Wilmington Journal.
OF Burnside's movements there are various reports
but very little is positively known.
No important movement appears to have been made
either in Virginia Or Tenn essee.
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P0r the HiII,boroush Recorder.
PATRIOTIC EXAMPLE.

fancey Nichols Of this county, the Young.
est Of Tour brothers, three OF whom had bee
sworn into The Confederate service, and were
on their way TO join company B, 9th N. z.
state troops. was met BY gentleman sutho.
rlsed 70 procure a substitute. who asked him
y he had volunteered. " No." said he. " 4
have not yet; 5ut am on my way 10 The
Railroad, where expect 10 meet the recruit.
ing officer; | shall then take the oath. and
90 with my brothers TO the war" Well, sir.
as you have not yet taken the oath. I will
give you $3.50 IN cash. $50 bounty that will
be due In one month, and ss5 now due for
clothing. making in all sa25, If you will as
substitute take the place Of young man now
70 ne same company you are going 10 joir.
No. SIR, said young Nichols, with cast
OF the eye and marks of indignation IN his
countenance which showed his carnestncss:
am poor young man, but money could
never prompt me 60 take this step. Our
country needs the services o. Us both; lei
him stay IN the army, and will 90 aud stand
by his side"
The writer, who was the agent alluded 10
above, deems i due 20 Young Nichols TO make
the circumstance public. aud exhibit 10 hun.
dreds OF young men who are "dodging The
war" and hundreds Of others who are adrif.
on We ocean Of speculation. the noble prn.
e'Ple that prompted this patriotic youth 10
battle Tor his bleeding country. J. Mem.
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Head-Quarters. Comp. G. 44th Reg. N. g. r.
Camp Mangum. 9Th May. 1862.
1 ArI. BINGHAM wants twenty-five or thirty re-.
v cruits before the nth Of May.
Az who join before that lime wiR get he bounty.
The company has secured the medical services Of Dr..
Freeman, Of Alamance, for one year.
Any who wish to join this company may report to
Col VIM. Bingham, Oaks, N. c., who can tel our
whereabouts in case the regiment should move; or 10
". Freeman at Graham, on Saturday, May 10th; or
to the Captain at Camp Mangum, near Raleigh.
May z. 4a-aw
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Obituary..

Died. In this county, Tuesday the esih Of April,
Of Diptheria, ELyIRA MORTON, Oldest daughter Of
the Rev. A. Curre, in her twelfth year EIie's gentle
anj amable disposition Won for her the distinction.
which she well deserved Of asorle with All who knew
her. She has left behind many friends, who deeply
sympaihize with her beteayed parent, and who, with
one consent, will say those who knew her best loved
her most.
Also, on the night Of the 3Olh Of April Of the same
disease. her little brother WILLIE NORTON. young.
est son Of Tho Rev. A. Currie, 10 his seventh year
Thus alter short stay eanh his pure spirit has
joined that Of bis sister, and also Of an aeeiionale and
pioas mother, who preceded them only few years. in
everlasting praises 70 Him who has said Suie, l,Ie
children @ come unto me- aud forbid them mol, FOR Of
such i The kingdom Of heaven Sc.
Died, On Saturday night lie 10Th Of April. Mrs.
ELEANOR COLE, aged 6s years and 10 months, ii.
Ter an illness Of five weeks Of s,rc affection. She wa.
member If the Baptist church al Emo for many years
She lived 70 al her children come to years " m,lu
Iiiy, and al LEFT the parental home. Her husband has
now 10 lament the loss o. one Who indeed had no SUI
peiiOr good chrisin. good mother, kind friend.
he best Of neighbours indulgcn, mistress, prudent
companion. !" She is done with earth. The heavenly
mansions sweep in her exc, as the promised sequel Of
he tears and darkness Of cah As she passes the cold
mi turbulent river Of deah she secsthe spendors Of i'm
mortality streaming abroad and investing her home"
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For the HiIl.bOtoush Recorder
Camp MeInlosh. NAN

Camp Mcintosh, May 4th, 1864.
,. ma. EDIroni You may perhaps think me
impairment 70 dropping you this note, the
more particularly as Il comes from one WIN
vnougn frequently read) has no acquaintance
personal with the editor but a 4 i ~ rs.
J, s'le q The men who live near you. allow me
" 70 trouble you with line.n '''e
our regiment IS stationed al the n. r..
,our miles IRON GOldsburough, on the road
,eau'ng to kinston. You know, perhaps.
our our regiment has passed its FIRST ,cinfsr's
Inaapa,gn N Virginia. under the command NJ
DrlgaaIer Gen. Holmes but now we arc n
oa y,cn oiais, and In the 4th brigade. com.
manded by Brigadisr Gen. Walker n ,yn
ths command Of (now) Maj. Gen. Holmes.
The whole regiment is we'll armed with
the improved masket Comp. A, however.
has the rifle musket, and Comp. b. Enfield
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Since ls4s, the published terms for subscriptions
for the Recorder have been year paid il advance,
$3.50 ifpayment is delayed three months and So ii
not paid within the year. We have not been strict in
exacng the increased pricesioi delay Of payment fiom
subscribers Of long standing who have paid with some
regularity, and we still disposed 10 continue The
same liberal practice But we have 10 pay cash for pa
per and every thing use. and n many Uses two or
three prices and shall hereore consider ourselves lust
y entitled % the three dollars year from all those who
suffer the arrearages OF OF ,hree years 10 accumu
late.
Aswe have never adopted The rigid cash in a9rauee
system. We have not been in the habi, Of striking the
name from our list when the time paid for has expired,
unless % EXPIRE directed but have considered them
as desiring The paper 10 be continued. This has been
the practice with most publ hers until recently and
with many yet, and has uniformly been our practice.
II any one desires bis paper stopped can al any time
be done by paying up wha, is due. THIS being our
rule no one can expect his paper 10 stop unless so d.
reeied BY himself and aearages paid, or unless we
have reason 70 link no payment is intended 10 be
made.
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am yours truly, @.
WESTERN NoRTH CARoLINA.-The Ashe-
vile News states that the Lincolnites from
East Tennessee are committing depredations
and giving our people in the West some
trouble. Since the declaration of martial
law over East Tennessee by President Da-
Wis. the disaffected Of that region have flock
ed over into the Laurel Mountains, and it is
supposed that nearly 1000 are in Madison
County. They have robbed number Of
persons and houses, and Mr.. Davis was
brutally murdered for refusing to deliver up
his gun. Companies from Madison and Bun
combe have gone to attack them. We hope
to hear soon that they have killed or captur-
ed them, or driven them from the State.
The Asheyille News Of a later date. saws:
]" The troops under Gen Marcus Erwin
have gone into The Laurel county, blockaded
all The mountain passes, captured some thir.
ty or forty Of the ringleaders in the late
outrages. together with about one hundred
guns, aud are in fair way TO conquer a
peace Capt. Palmer's company from Mitch.
ell, splendid body OF mounted men, and
one company from Tennessee, are CO. operat-
ing with the Madison and Buncombe troops.
zen. Erwin and the forces under his com
mand deserve great credit for the vigor and
promPtness displayed in nipping in the bud
what would very soon have grown into an
ugly affair.""
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April 30.
RUNAWAY CAUGHT.

"A PRETENDED and lodged in the jail at Hills.
- borough, Orange county, N. O., on the 2Ist day
Of April Negro Man, supposed to be sixty years old
quite black, about five feet six or seven inches high
He says bis name is SAM, and belongs to Mathew
Tory, al Snow Hill, Gates county, N. c. The owner
can get him, by proving property, and paying all costs
and charges. :, ,o,r. :,
April 80. ii
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rmnnty.Fiye Dollars Reward.

nAS away from the subscriber, on saturday The
Ii ss,b Of January last, my negro boy ANTHONY.
90 hov Z Of whitish yellow complexion, I've feet
y, q seven inches high, about eighteen o. twenty
800 old and supposed 10 weigh abou, one hundred
mi s,r,y q one hundred and ffly pounds. He has
heavy head Of hair, and talks short when quesoneg,
III - Jsubt he l. irving 70 pass Tor free boy. will
si,e nv above reward Coz his delivery 10 me at Pros.
pect Hill, CasweIl county, or confinement IN any jail
90 that can get
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TROOPS FOR THE WAR.

INVITE all who do not wish to serve as Conscrpts.
to unite with me in forming a company OF Infantry
Officers to be elected The opportunity to volunteer
ceases on the 18th Of May; when the enrolled men
will be collected in camps OF instruction, and after
wards assigned to companies.
Come at once, and secure the bounty.
JOHN w. GRAHAM,
First Lieut. P. c. s. A.
Aprl23. DO
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THE CONVENTION.

On wednesday last, the Convention passed resolu
iion % adjourn Tuesday The 3h Of May subject "a
the call Of the President and committee OF fYe and
not called together between the 9Th Of May and the
LIST day Of November, tho Convention would be dis.
solved.
The Convention was ably yiniicated agains, the
charge Of having lost the confidence Of the people, and
Of being in unfit condition 10 deliberate BY Msssrs.
Rufin, Graham Dick and spruill. Mr. Ruifin review.
ed the Pas Of the Conyenion and expressed his opn
ion that !. was entitled To- and enjoyed the confidence
o. The people. He was opposed 10 The adjournment
thought that above all times this Is the one for The
members TO stand BY ibe country and give the people
sound conservative Constitution which il The ground
work Of all rational liberty.
The ordinance to eKemp, Qaakes from military ser.
wee passed is SECOND reading on Tuesday, after being
amended BY Pro,so requiring them 10 pay as an equi.
valent for military service the sum or one bundled dol
lara 10 be collected by the Sheriff as other taxes or
the general purposes Of The Treasury
The ordinance passed by the Convention in relation
% the Office Of Governor viii b. found in another co.
umn The present Governor is 10 hold the Office until
the second Monday in september, when The Governor
s' +aSses' ~ W DC MAusufele4 end enter
upon The discharge Of The dulics II bis Office.
-~s-.~~~s-.....~
Chatham Railroads. meeting Of the
stockholders Of Tbs company was recently held in Ra
leigh Tor the purpose 81 Organizing. 26O shares were
represented Upon the vote or President being l,ksp
kR Battle vss elected by almos, IN unaninou. vote.
The salary Of the President was fixed al 81 500 Dor
annun, and Ihai Of tho Treasurer at not exceeding
81 900.
The following gentlemen were appointed Directors:
George w. Mordeeai, DE- W. . Hawkins, D. Il. Allen.
>. 5. Roys,er, and Elia. Bryan
resolution passed. authorizing the President
and Directors 70 call fo' two per cent. Of the sub.erp
lions 70 Be pad within thirty days. and after adoption
Ofby-lsws The meeting adjourned.
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April23.
TO HE PUBLIC

NHE Subscribers would hereby return their heart
felt thanks and gratitude TO their friends and Gus.
toners for the liberal support given US in our effort 10
supply their wants at Confederate prices Shall we
bny Salt for YOU, or shall noll II is twenty cents
per pound to-daycannot be had at that by us but for
a few days. Had not some others who have more
" pity" better try 10 furnish il,
II. n. BROWN & co.
April 30 A.
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PLANK WANTED.

I'VE wish 70 purchase 10000 feet of White. Rel.
Black and Post OAK Plank, sawed seyen.eishts
Of an inch thick and not less than thirteen and half
Inches widc clear 81 knots and splits. Apply 10 /. IL
Corbn, al the Factory.
WEBB s WHITFIELD.
May tf-i2
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N o 7

WE take this method Of announcing 10 on, s,;oaa.
and customers, and particularly TO those nds,,'
ed to u.s. that during absence in the amy We haSo
placed our books and notes in the hands Of Calvin
Parish, Esq., who will be ready and take pleasure n
settling with any desiring it. We would respec,lulv
urge those indebted to US to pay up, we are compel
led 70 keep on hand supply Of Medicines which can
be bought only for cash, and at very high prices
WEBB & DICKSON.
April9 8. as
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CA
ROLlNA.

Adjalani Generals Office,
Raleigh, April 2sik, 1862
General order,1
No. @. 5
a IL Companies ordered BY the Governor 10 Be rails.
cd prior TO the passage Of the law known as the
transcription Bill" must come 10 Camp Mansum,
near this city. before The 18th day of MAY, otherwise
they will not be received All those not in by thai,
time will be subject 10 the War Department under that
law. and had better remain al home il ordered by that
Department.
BY order Of Governor CLARK.
J.G. MARTIN, AJjutani General
May7. 42-2w
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N O 7 IC E

CONFEDERATE ARRIVALS.
r0l Yds. GOLD LACE,
w IL setis Staff BUTTONS,
Infantry and North Carolina BUTTONS,
90 lbs. Black and Green TEA,
Confederate Gray and Blue CLOTH,
CALIcOS and LAWNS,
New Orleans SYRUP, low by the barrel
One or two of the handsomest HOUSES
in Hillsborough for sale.
II. Y. BROWN & CO.
April %. TO-
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N o

AZ y y y Y =
sUHE Fouy.Sixlh Annual Convention n The Pro.
II testant Episcopal Church In the Diocese Of North
Carolna, will be held In the Chapel Of the Cross, Cha
pei Hill, on the second Wednesday in May, thsi day
being the 18th Of the month.
EDw'D LEE wINsLOw, SecY.
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Cheap as praise is. that even is dealt out
sparingly to them. Trusting that something
IS yeti store for the Tanners and Spinners,
| am yours truly, O.