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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-21
The RanIe Of ReImsnl.

Special Correspondence Missouri Democrat
CAIRO. November s-The gloom which sad
deued ali our hearts at the news Of our defeat
at Columbus last night. is somewhat dispelled by
the light OF this beautiful morning. Although
there is no Disgusting the fact that we were de-
aatod, and badly, too the result is not as bad as
frst reported.
Belmont is a secession camp, with a few
dwellings, on the Missouri side Of the Mississippi
river.
The gunboats advanced and opened fire on the
batteries near Columbus, diverting the attention
of the rebels, while our feet landed the soldiers
above. Our troops made a short march, met the
enemy, drove them back on Belmont, captured
II, and burnt the tents
The rebel loss was severe and the ground was
literally covered with rifles, revolvers, ETC. which
our soldiers, finding them superior to their own,
appropriated.
Had we retreated when we had captured Bel
mont, we should have gained splendid victory;
but being so eiated with success, we got a little
careless, aud before we were aware OF It, rein.
i1Tcements were sent over from Columbus in
overwhelming numbers, which tlanked our little
army, and It was obliged to retreat 70 the boats
as fast as possible, under terrible ire from the
enemy. It was here that the gunboats did such
admirable execution, ia covering the retreat OF
our fleet. The havoc made at this uncture by
the gunboats among the rebels was terrible.
INCIDENTS OF THE BATTLE.
Gen. McClernand and Gen. Grant had each a
hoTss shot under them. Gen. AIcClernand was
not wounded, as reported
We captured two guns and LETT the other two
in the woods and spiked them.
The rebel cavalry pursued US along the banks
Of toe river, doing us great damage, until within
reach OF our guuboats, which scattered them ike
chait with grape and canister.
STUBBORN FACTS.
The rebels have better guns than we, but not
as well served they shoot over. invariably
They have better arms than we have. and are
well disciplined and they vii feh.
Major MeClurkin, Of the 18th Illinois is NOR
tally wounded
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MILITARY MovEMEETs.-sThe quiet of more
than one neighbOIhu0d in our city has been
broken within the past two or three days by the
marchngs and countermarchings Of soldiers-by
the inspiriting sounds Of martial music, and by
the noisy hustle consequent upon the movements
Of large bodies Of troops. The precise object OF
this unwonted animation in military circles, is
of course matter wholly of conjecture, but it is
safe 10 assert that they are dictated by thor
ough knowledge Oft the hostile designs Of the vim
dictiye Yanks, and that they are controlled by
sound requirements of tho public safety. Quite
/ a large number Of troops have arrived here from
: Enquirer
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Benuregard and Mcclellan Compared.

khtnUEtRsAAa ahAA -fANNAN-N"---
From the American Correspondent Of thc Loud Fumes
When had the pleasure of conyersing ,With
Gen. Mcclellan for the first time he asAea me
several questions, with evident interest," anu
friendly curiositv-not unusual on the part OF
Generals in reference to their antagonsts-re-
Specting Gen Beauregard. Ia his case 'h'i'
was ali the more reason for such inquiries ln
the fact that they were old fellow students anu
classmates To my mind there is something OF
resemblance between the men BON are pelN"
the middle hight They are both squarey punt
and famed for muscular power since 'He', ~ ~
Ie0e dsys Beauregard indeed, Is lean ana ,illH
ri6bed: Mcclellan is full and round, win
Napoleouic tendency 20 cHtb0npo'nf' suoouCu "
inccssant exercise Baauregard sleeps u5ly u5y'
McCleIln's temperament requires iui S"'''
of rest both are spare and Spartan IN u''t, SUI
dious. quiet Beauregard Is rather sa'uu !'lu'' I'
and If not melancholic. is of a grim gaiety
Mcclellan is genial even in his reserve. ne
density of the hair, and the squareness OF tne
law. the frmness and regularity OF the teeth,
and the outlines of the features are points OF
similarity in both. which would be more striking
n R,aureoard were not Of the true LOUISIANA
Creole tint, while Mcclellan is fair complex
ioned
Beauregard has a dark, dull students eye the
dizziness of which arises however, from It's Tor
nation. for it is full Of fire. and its ganeeS are
Quick and searching Mcclellan has deep
clear eve. into which you can look far aud Deep
while YOU feel it searches far and deep into you
Beauregard has something of prctension IN ms
manner-not hauteur, but a iolding-armed, med
itative sort of air which seems to say, Don't
disturb me; I'm thinking Of military move
ments" Mcclellan seems to be always al
leisure but you feel at the same time that you
ought not to intrude too much upon him, even
when YOU seek in vain for the grounds OF that
impression in anything that he is doing or say
ing. Beauregard is more subtle, crafty ana
asmte: Mcclellan is more comprehensive, more
learned, more impressionabe. Beauregard IS
thorough soldier; Mcclellan may prove be IS
great general. The former only looks to mill
tary consequences, and disTegards popular mani
iestatons the latter respects the opinions OF
the outer world and sees political as well as mil
tary results in what he orders. They are both
the creatures of accident SO far as their present
positions are concerned It remains to be seen
if either can control the current of events, and
if, in either the aruleryman or the cavalry Off
Ger of the old United States army, there is the
stuff around which history is moulded, such as
that Of which the artlleryman Of Brienne or the
leader of the Ironsdes was made.
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Fire Hose.

DE 1t ordained by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
1 } OF the city Of Memphis:
That from and after this date dray cart wagon, nor
any vehicle whatever shall pass any of the fire hose
belonging 90 the city fire department whether such
hose have water In them not
SEC . Any person violating the first section Of this
ordinance shall be guilty OF misdemeauor and shall on
conviction thereof b. fined in not less than Ave nor
more than fifty dollars and all persons violating this
ordinance shall be arrested by the police and reported TO
the Recorder.
Approved November 5th 1861
JOHN PARK Mayor
Att5st--L. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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d ESOLVED, That the property owners and claimants
II on both sides Of Vance S., from DeSot0 to the resi-
dence of Mr. G. A. Bond be required % grade the side
walks and lay down good brick pHyement- furnish usual
curbing and pave the CUTTERS with god brick in front Of
their respective lots where already done according
20 ordinance, and that the usual notice be given
Adopted
Approved November 5th, ls6l.
JOHN PARK Mayor
Auest-L r. RICHAFDs, City Register.
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TIE HEROIC JACKSON.-Now IS tho time
when the men Of South Carolina may recall with
profit the heroic fall of the first martyr Of our
revolution, The dauuties8 james W. jackson. Of
Virginia. Had bis noble spirit guided the rulers,
as we believe j. anmates the soldiers of our
armies, no Yankee footstep would now poIlute
the soil Of Virginia. With pride and pleasure,
we record the gratitude Of the southern people,
in announcing that no less than $4,000 made
mp by the free viii offerings Of men, women and
children, now stands to the credit OF the widow
and children of the brave Aleyaudrian. Should
the marauders penetrate TO our Aearthstones, we
| trust that they win find shat the example Of
Jackson is not lost upon the fathers, husbands
sons aud brothers Of our city.-ChariCsiOn Msr
| cUrU.
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PNMAsrrR AusroNuEp-.Thc Cincinnati
ENQUIRER contains a letter dated at ST. Louis, ON
the 9Th. in which the following statement is
made:
Col Andrews. paymastcr-gouoraD Of this de-
partmcut. received dispatch this Afternoon,
that MaiorlFIuucy, paymustor on Gen. Fremont 5
staff, had suddenly disappeared, taking with
him SyOD 600 of the government funds Every
effort has been made 90 discover the course he
has gone, and recover the money, II possible.
A subsequent dispatch from Washington,
says
Adyicos from st. Louis state that Major Fin
ucy, who left Springfield, Missouri, with Gen.
Fremont. brought away the military chest, with
about $500 900, having tailed TO pay of the
troops The money has been secured, and the
major has been arrested and returned to Spring
field
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ATTENTION NJ

I HAVE been authorized by Major-Gieneral Polk TO
L raise REGIMENT for twelve months service. Ny
eneluupmen will be 81 Jackson, Tenn. Captains Lav
ing companies desir0us of joining my regiment, will
please port TO me at Jackson Those forming com
psnes IN Decatur and adjoining counties, win report 70
me ibrough J. W. D0herty, Esq. at Decsurvlle When
sufficient number Of companies raised 20 form
Regiment they will be duly mustered into service and
armed by the Government. But to avoid any contin
gency those having arms requested 10 bring them
nol2 I'm JOHN ! RROOKS
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NOTICE.
Memphis and Cbarleston r. n

Memphis and Charleston r. r.,
MEAPEHs July II, 1851 )
ON AND AFTER SArUR- r.. 1szy C-zs4FEaF.sERo
" DAY. the 18Th instant the sl5 ~
EVENING EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN viii Be
discontinued
The THROUGH MAIL TRAIN making close con.
nections Grand Junction Corinth Drestur Steven.
son and Chattanooga will lssve daily st $50 4 n and
srTive az / P. b.
The Grand Junction Accommodation Train win run
daily, SUNDAYS excepted, arriving 1879 A. X and
leaving st 800 P H. ". J. ROSS
nol3 General SnnaT lutardant
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We are now prepared to manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore.
We have the best Of workmen, and no effort
will be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction to all who may favor us with their pat
ronaoe. nol0-3m
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GEN, scorr-Tho New York Journal Of Com.

msrcc, says:
The general was wen enough yesterday Ia re-
ceive callers at the Brevoort House, and about
two hundred persons, ccrgymen lawyers, doc
tors. military officers, and merchants embraced
the opportunity to shake the veterans hand,
and wish the speedy improvement Of his health.
Among the visitors was Secretary Seward, who
carried to the general the gratifying intelligence
that the great naval expedition had been heard
of. in safety, of Bulls Bay, near Charleston.
The general was delighted with the news. II is
now settled that he win start for Europe, by
advice Of his physician, in the steamer Of Satur-
day, in the hope that the SEA air and "a change Of
climate may strengthen his euieebad system.
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DOCTOR
WARNER,

DR, WARNER, with grateful thanks, mas
the honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen of
Memphis, that, through the kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become citizen of Memphis. lie cousid-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
lish the hundreds Of
EYGGterjsIg Tes gi9sIOEsiaIs
Which he has received from gentlemen Of the
highest TesPectability, in this city and else
where They arc in his po iession and open
for the inspection of ALL but The reference be-
low are Of a nature that will abuudantly satisfy
al who peruse them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-21

- The Yankees are eauitug over the re-
bellion in East Tennessee. They think it viii
convince the Federal government chat East
Tennessee viii redeem herself if AN opportunity
ef.r.7
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RECEIYER,S SALE

ON SATURDAY. the 23d of November. ls6l will
~ sell az the Auction Of J. v Gilbert on See
ond street. under order OF the Confederate JUICE
thirty crater OF QueensWare Sale a. 10 o'clock A. "
TElaia-One thiEd cash, balance ninety days with
security.
J. v. GILBERT Auetionetrl
HOWELL r. JACKSON,
nol5tls RecpIve- for West Tarpa-sss
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Memphis and ONO Railroad ComnanY,
FRFIGHT AGENTS OFFICE, I
MEMrMs- NlNamhrr u 1871

MEhfhlet November - 1851.
ENREIGHT viii De received TODAY for shipment
i % Nashville Clsrksvil'e, Tennessee River and in
termediSre points The completion of the Tennessee
river bridge affords unequaled facilities for shipment BY
this route JAMES TALLMADGE, JR.,
n0l2
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TRUSTEES SALE.
SUNDRIES

On CASKS London Ale
= " 20 casks London Porter
100000 Cigsrs, assorted;
. barrels Oid Apple Brandy.
barrels Ola Peach Brandy
20 eighth casks Cognac Brandy.
70 quarter casks "
l pipe Old Cognae Brandy, I pipe Holland Gin
2 baskets Pper Hsidsick Champaqus
p baskets imitation
barrels No 3 MaekereL
100 barrels Louisville Cement
50 boxes Telegraph Matches eases Nut,1sss
10 bags Black Pepper, 20 K. Ginger.
100 bags EStrs Fl ur, 80 boxes Smokfns 1,,f,,.-,
SO barrels pure Bourbon Whisky
ser FIf1i RN0Y q CRAWFORD
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RECEIVERS SALE

ON MONDAY, the Ieth of November 1861 will
~ commence selling, under order Of the C,opfede
Tats Judge for Tennessee ine lot OF Carriages Bug
eies, koCkaways, Spring Wagons etc. Also a lot Of
harness The entire stock Is stored In the Caycso
Block on Nam street, where it can be examined by
parties wishing 20 purchase. Mr. Walton will be con
stantly on hand az the store rooms
TERMS or SALE-Oue fourth cash balance on ak
and nine months time, with approved security
HOWELL r. JACKSON
u0l5 In Receiver for Wast 1-f.r,rassae
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MOUND CITY FERRY >!
MARX r. CHEEK,

THE MARX R. CHEEK has been re- -
i painted and the cabin enlarged. She sLsnIIrvA
will run In connection with the Mcmphisazsskz5sssa
aud Little Rock Rsros and 70 suit persons who wish
70 patronzs the Mound City Hotel
She leaves Mound City daily fSundsys ezcepfedD Al
$50 A. NJ, and at J p. NJ
Leaves Memphis daily ,Srndsys excepted at Z, $50
lOl A. ~. aud al 2 and 8 p. NJ.
The ladies particularly invited assuring them the
kindest attention.
70 All that is received after paying expensas viii
be givou 70 aid in carrying the war
nu2 JAS r BARTON A. CO
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS !

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R. r. OFFICE, Z
MEMPHIS, October Path, 1861.
HT FREIGHT will be received az the river by the Mem
~ phis and Charleston Railroad Company except win
he prvilege Of storing and ingurng al expense OF own
ers until it can be shipped. The demands Of the Gov
ernnent upon the Company for rolling stock to trans
P,,rse ,,acassarv W. j. ROSS,
oc95Ir General Superintendent.
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EAaT TENNEsSEE HAYI

WE are prepared to furnish any quantity OF Timo-
w thy, Herds Grass or Glover HAY, OF East Ten
nessee growth The above Hay is Of superior quality
put MP u neat bales averaging 300 pounds 90 the bale
Orders solicited and hllsd with dispatch.
r. NJ MCPHERSON g. CO.
se2G M Kay Packers, Knoxville, Tenn.
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M ANUFAoT o RY.
NOTICE.

TTNHE interest on the Bonds Of the Memphis and
i Charleston Railroad Company, due on the drst Of
November next will be paid az the office OF the Com.
pany in Huntsville Ala, or Memphis, Tenn.
W. b. WALDRAN,
oc9l-vIrn Treasurer
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SOUTHERN
NURSERIES
TO THE PUBLIC.

A L. ANDREWS & Co. Date Gilbert Andrews
a. L Co., POP Main streefl take this method Of In.
forming their friends and patrons that they are agan in
the field having rented the dne aud eommodious store
No. $50 .U0iII Street,
BIagevneys Block below Union street and are fuiy
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WATER PIPES,
FIRE BRICKS, ETC, ETC.
ALSO,
E IR Z b RICK $,
WHICH HAVE NO sUPERIOR.

We also manufacture ali kinds Of c. G. and Granite
Ware aud would most respectfully solicit orders for ths
above goods. ". II FARROW, Agent,
sulO-m Kaoliu S. @.
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FASsMANN,S IRON TIE.
STARCH
MANUFACTORY

II nECKLE & co. have established STARCH
II hANUFACT OKY in this city Orders left 81
the Office Of p c. Hecke, Shelby street. between
Gayoso and Union streets will receive prompt atten-
tOn. n0I5 Iv+
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-21

The injury 20 the South, then, resulting from
the ne,e Illustration Of the diplomatic voyage of
alessrs SIidell and Mason to Europe. we think
may De safely set down at the smallest appre-
risiIa amount Inquestionably We viii have
,.ange for regret If the South shall be deprived
during the war Of the general abilities Of these
distinguished gentlemen, 80 well qualifying
Them fr high positions Of public service. But
fbair arrest and Imprisonment in the peculiar
Ind extraordinary circumstances Of the case,
..rs scarcely matter for regret and no doubt,
however little they may indulge in romantic or
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-16
No 2449.
S!ieFIn,s sale.

DY virtue ofyend No. 2449 to directed and de-
I'D ivere from the Honorable Circuit Court Of David
county, its January term, 1851, will expose to
public the highest bidder, for cash at the Court
house yard the city Of Nashville saturday the llth
day Of Nay 1851 all right title claim, interest and
estate which Isaac Paul then had may have since
qured the following described property to
One city OF Nashville, Davidson county, Ten
neSsee, bounded follows in Hamilton addition, lot
No II in place Of lots laid on by j. NJ Hamilton, ad-
joining the corporation Of Nashville, commencing at
Market the north-es corner of lot
owned by Dickinson Walker runs north with Market
~ 4 stake; thence west 40 feet to alley
thence south with said alley 5O7 feet a stake Vel
keus north west corner; thence east with Walker
line $50 feet the place OF beginning Market street
being levied the property OF Isaac Paul to satisfy
Judgment rendered IN favor Of j. ii. Austin, against
". r Paul, Isaac Paul and Ira =. Jones.
J. h EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
aPr1S-td by W u. ROBERTSON, D. Sniff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-16
No 25s5-
ShefimS Sale.

ny virtue Of vend. ex No. 25S5 to me directed and
Id delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
IrvlIsOn County. Tennessee, at its January Term
1851 viii expose To public SALE To the highest bid
der for cash, the Court house Yard IN the CITY oil
Nashville Saturday, the llth day of May 1861 all
the right title, claim interest and estate, which Isaac
Paul and Henry Hill then had may have since &C
aire IN and TO the following described property To-
Wit tract lot Of ground in Davidson county, Ten
nessee being lots, situated IN the 9TH Ward Ol
Nashville, and known lots Nos and in Daniel
Nilers sub division of lots No l9 20 and Il IN Weak
Iy1s plan University lots, situated Pearl street
beginning the ola lot belonging TO Eli Norris
estate running thence with Pearl street so feet towards
Miller street 10 foot alley; thence al right angles
with said alley 1SO feet TO 20 foot alley thence al
right angles With said alley 50 feet stake IN Eli
IRIS line u right angles $50 feet to the
begnning -being the conveyed 20 Isaac Paul and
Henry Hill by Lowell & GOu d by deed registered IN
box No 80 page COO Of the Register Office OF David
county, Tennessee Being levied on as the pro
p-rty OF Isaac Paul and Henry Hill 10 satisfy Judg
ment rendered III favor OF Jackson s Adams against
Henry Hill, Isaac Paul and Ira P jones
K EDNUNDSUN, Sheriff.
aprIstd by W d. ROBERTSON, d. Sniff
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No. 25I2.
ShePin1s Sale.

DY virtue of vend. No. 25l2 to me directed, and
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson County, Tennessee, at lis January Term,
1861, will expose 10 public sale, to the highest bid
cash the ourt house Yard, in the City of
Nashy lie, Saturday the l1th day of May 1861, all
the right title claim, interest and estate which sam
uel KimbrO then had, or may have since acquired in
and the following described property, to wit: the
following lot parcel Of land ly ing in county of Dav i'd
So on the head waters of Mil Greek, adjoining the
dover OF John Kimbro's widow, and bounded as fol-
lows: beginning a rock the dover boundary line
and 6 poles South of the N West of the d0wer
and running thence West 9s poles to the centre Of the
Creek thence with the meanders OF the creek and up
the same South 490 West 81 poles South So West SO
poles 10 a rock thence East 6S poles 10 Cedar and
Grape Vine thence South 100 poles to apile OF rocks
in Indian Creek thence East 240 poles TO rock thence
North 100 poles the southeast corner OF the
DOVER thence West with the dover line lS4 poles TO
rocky corner Of the dover, thence North III $500
poles to the beginning, containing by survey lsy
and pcles; beng levied on as the property OF
Samuel kmbrO, satisfy Judgment rendered IN Ia
yor u VIM Connen against Samuel kimbro, j. W.
Murreil and ". L Nance.
J. K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
April ltd By W. ID. ROBERTSON, d. Sheriff
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Sherirs Sale.


DY virtue of vend- Elk TO me directed, and deliv
I'D cred from the Honorable Circuit Court OF David
son COUNT, tennessee at It's January Term, 1851 I
will exue 70 public sale. the highest bidder, for
cash al the Coat House Yard, the city Of Nash
VILE On Saturday 11th day of May, 1851 all the
risht title claim interest and estate, which g. F.
Martin then had. may have since acquired, in and
70 the following described part Of Lot purchased by
the = W r < Co, Of : r Anderson, 70 include
the dwelling House, am embraced within the follow
ing bounds Commencing at \ point Spring
street opposite the South west Of Lot owned
by NJ W Wetmire known 81 Adams, and oppO-
site the East side Of Sycamore street where IL strikes
Spring STREET; thence South 253 feet point 81 feet
from centre Of ct Of l. n R. K, in
the direction Of the Of last named line; thence
South IS 4 IS feet 10 point i've feet from the
edge Of the sllpe; thence rnning parallel with the
edge OF the slope PA feet To another point distant
therefrom: thence with the south side OF SprIne
eet q the place Of b-inning-beng same convey GO
G. z Martin by the Louisville & Nashville hAilr14l
Company by deed registered il Book No IS page *
Of the registers Ofhoe Of Davidson county; De'he
levied On a. the property Of G. r Martin TO satisfy
iud zusent rendered ID favor Of c H Lesueur aealns
SiISs Norris I'd White, e. r Martin, L A Sharp
>-N y - k EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
.rr1s I'd By W D. ROBERTSON, Dep. shift