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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT d NOTED des-
perado named johnson, alias MeNiel,in New
Orleans, has created considerable excitement
in that city, from the peculiar ferocity Of the
, attack, and the well-known and desperate
character of the murdered man. The Picay-
a ns gives the following summary of the
wounds found on the body: Pistol shots
one about an inch above the navel +; one
about two inches below; one through each
lung !, one through the heart !; one on the
inside of the left leg; one near the left eye
one near the. uppsrpart iof the left temple;
one below the left ear. There were TIRES
stabs in the left liver, and three on the left
side, penetrating near the heart.
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q month, If standing matter; IS If changeable.
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BILE rates will be made. sto' ~ tf+
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tractsd for, three-fourths Of table rates will be
charged.
AS.SLocal notices 20 cents per line for all over
ten lines.a No notice Of this nature will be taken
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contracts. ~tH4N ~
3aW Sis ]. r. HATHAWAY,
tst-5stf SIS Evening Day Book.
W. 8. FORREST, Manager, I'D
For the Proprietor of the Old Dominion
j. RICHD LEWELLEN & CO.,
may2S - 10 sf5u Sja Virginian.
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d Nj. GARN ETTE,

ii. :
Formerly Clerk of the II. g. Court of Claims
CLAIM AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Office 18th ST., near Franklin, Richmond, Va.
Attends to the Collection of all kinds Of Claims
against the Government. Particular attention
given to the restoration of Old Pensioners to the
Pension Rolls and collecting their back pay. also
to getting Pensions for those engaged in the late
War; 1u& p. u. Box 1O42.
Refers to the following gentlsmen--M essrs
Scarburgh, Dufield b Sharp, Col. Walter H..
Taylor, rev. Robt. Gatewood and Geo. r. Will
son, Esq of Norfolk Va. junls-2w
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blows PLOWS!! FLOWS
WARREN d W0ODHO BSE.
No q Roauoke Couare tlI..'.

I
WARREN Il W0ODH USE,
No. Roanoke Square, a.a,sf
Next Door to the Norfolk City Mills,
Keeps constantly on hand large and wcll-ss
s. r O O x % r y
& Flows, Harrowa. Cultivators, Devils, Corn Plan
ters, Corn Shellers, Fan Mills, Horse Powers and
Thrashers, Garden Barrows, Axles and Springs,
Cart Boxes, Pipe Boxes, Hollow Ware, Horse
Shoes, Plow Castings of all sizes, Spades, Shoyes,
Forks, Rakes, Bar and Bundle Iron, Steel, Field
and Garden Seeds. -sf ~ +. 'a.'J
We warrant any article in our line to be s j
good and as cheap as any other house in the city
Farmers, Merchants and others respectfully
invited to give US call au4-d-ly
BRICKS! BRICKSI! BkIUho III Is
THE subscribers are now prepared
IL to ill orders for any description Of Bricks
guarantee to furnish as good an article as can be
obtained in any market, thus saving to purcha-
sers freight and expense. Brick delivered to
any part Of Norfolk or Portsmouth, If desired.
Samples can be seen at.our Office on Roanoke
Square, at George Maltby's, Campbclps Wharf,
and WIN. II. Turner's, Market Square, where or
ders NAV be left. aair ggjGh t.
Roanoke Square, near Main street,
N. B.-Manufactory ust northeast Of Race
Field Bridge. Z is..!n i.A.4 -.l.a. jun9-tf
VXT F. ALLEN 4 Co, n 0-l1lIs
| w.; sHl WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Have recently added to their stock, ID
IS bbls Brown Sugar,
90 sacks Rio Coffee, ls-A -s97i@'
I IS packages Choice Butter, sslf
700 bbls Flour, Fine, Super, Extra and Family,
20 g Molasses and Syrup, IN ~ s4D,s
| 100 dozen Rumford's and Wsrrsn's Yeast Pow
ders,g W9N GgEE01g,4. atMu&
so boxes Adamantine Candles, aa 8
| 20 Z" Mould F" ~. 49, ~
| rs Soap, 80
| 20 boxes Starch, aiN S.sE1 g9 ans elH~
which they offer to the trade only. l2ga un20
i ISDWiN II. DELK, n : - .
LIZ 4sa J Bur III
tLa sissH .t
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,HARDWHRE, CUTLERY 49,
I'LL AND rHO USE FURNISHING IGOODS

7H AND no USE FURNISHING GOODS.
At No. IL, Fast Side Market Square,
NORFOLK, VA. "
I beg leave to advise my friends and the pub-
Tic generally, that pr ices of goods in my line,
ing, as heretofore, to protect my customers
against loss by the advance In Hardware,
would advise you to call at once and supply your
wants. 7i 'iN
My Stock is large-purchased for Cash Of the
JET Agent for Hoes Circular, Gross, PIT and
Gang Saws. II. /, saa.aE
junI9-D&W ~ 5.ts1H Hardware Importer.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
N r. G. LAND,

w 4" ~ LAMB
LUMBER, LIME, COAL, HAY, PLASq5. 4
CEMENT AND BUILDING MATERIA ID
or EVERY DESCRIPTION, 4,.-r 81
WIDE WATER STREET,
told Custom House Lot)
Has on hand si H
SHINGLES, LATHS, II I'D fsN ~ .se
HAIR, WHITE, SPRUCE and
JOfsTS and SCANTLINu,
FLOORING PLANKING, '' s+-
-I4.y DRESSED WHITE PINE, -
-1i CEILING and PARTITION STUFF,
jy2e-1y TOEGUED and GROOvED.
NOTICE.-James III. Johnston, Jr.,
In a. George w. Johnston, have asso-
ciated themselves together under the firm of
JOHNSTON & BRO,
for the pu pose of conducting the Wholesale and
retail Wood Business and Ship Broker
age. b. e ~,
and HARD Wood, which we are offering to pur-
chasers at the same price il is selling at in the
County Dock, and deliver it at their houses with
out my expense of carriage. Merchants and 9TH
doing business in the city, may send their Or
ders, and rely upon prompt delivery of the kind
of wood they specify without requiring their p r.
sonal attention. We can be found at Newton's
80" - N', ~ JOHNSTON d BRO.
VNHE LATE FIRM OF j. & r. GRiF.
1 FIN having been dissolved by mutual con
sent, shall hereafter continue business in my
own name at the store No. Z, East side of Market
Square, in this city. Grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon me, as member of the
late firm, respectfully ask that 1t may be con-
tinued to me in my future business,
mac JOHN 7. GRIFFIN.
HOPPER STILLS, 80 49, ! =
u CAPS AND WORMS.
We have on hand and are manufacturing to
order, Whiskey and Brandy Stills, Caps an
Worms, from 40 to 200 gallons
Old Stills repaired and taken in exchange.
Copper work for Steamers and Mills executed
at short notice. "a .t-. 10
GILLETT, CHERRY q MAPP,
Cor. Roanoke Square,
jun 16 and Wide Water street.
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NOTICE
HAVING PURCHASED fa
Ill THE Ell Il G. A Mt
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS'
su ssa REFRESHMENT SALOON,
No. 81 Main Street, Norfolk, Va,
Formerly owned by NJ. D. Bice, we are prepared
to carry on the business in all its branches.
seription, Fruits constantly being received, and
always Fresh Soda Water, with pure and
fresh Syrups.
We are prepared to furnish Families Parties,
Excursions, Pic-Nics, &C. furnished at the short
est possible notice.
HARVEY LANCRAFT, 5 ss
junle-lw J. FRANK HUNTER.
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Eea The white people Of Petersburg have taken
up collections and raised a fund for rebuild
ing the African Baptist Church in Petersburg
recently burned down, and handed it to the
trustees of 4 ths Clutch. What did these
EcoIored men doS5s g. Why they did what ssnsi-'
ibles and grateful people might be expected
to do. They Immediately "turned oversize
plans landa Specifications for the Church, to
/ four gentlemen, old residents Of Petersburg
and all former masters 81 servants, asking
them to giveout the work, and protect them
In its execution They did not go to the
"negrophiiists," IN their midst They knew
lsA whom I'd relyisa XsUG aNAfA
al Grafton Tyler. ESQ, ,auold and wslL known
citizen Iof Trinity parish, Prince Georges
county, Maryland, died on Friday, about 2
o'clock, P. NJ, ~ His death was comm unicated
| to Loudoun, a faithful slave about the
same age, who immediately declared that be
would die too. snow rhasss was gone. =, He
| then threw himself lack upon his bed,A and
was found to be dead few minutes after
wardsa Master and slave, or rather gentle.
man1s and freedman, were both buried on
Sunday last, being twolof the ioldest inhabi-
tants Of the'ssid parish
81 he wheat crop M Albssnarls county. va,
/ has improved iheyond the most sanguinss ex-
psctations In the last ymonths qThel tobacco,
Of which . good ,eropis pitched, is doing WELL
Oorn asevFess Sooa' sIaas
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:. e - d e A N 8, ,-f
MANUFACTU Err OF
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, MOULDfNGS,
BRACKETS, SCROLL WORK
Hai OF ALL Kinds. y
PLANNING AND SAVING gallf
81 TONGUEING AND GROOMING
Ira Done to Order
Cor. Washington and King SITS,
z feb 1O-6m ny Portsmouth, Va
bridal and 9TH Err PRESENTS.
ID JUST RECEIVED
AT THE NEW JEWFT RY STORE
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In his history of IN Mysterious and unknown
industries" Privot d'Anglemont has omitted
one, which is most curious, lie Marchond de
toiler daraignees. 1.-THE cobweb fnsrchant.)
The object Of this trade is to supply wine
merchants with cobwebsdin order to give a
fictitious age to their wine, by covering the
bottles with the above named materialan
The manner Of proceeding is as follows.
Having dipped the cobwebs in a solution of
gum, the bottles are covered with thin layer
Of the same, after which other cobyebs are
rolled round them, and the whole sprinkled
with finely powdered SCOT. This done. the
oorks of the bottles are stepped in cerqain
liquid, which has the property of giving them
an appearance Of being very ancient
Bottles thus disguised defy the scrutiny Of
the most knowing gourmet, who discovers
when too late by the flavor of the wine con-
tanned in them. of the fraud practiced on
him, i4sf
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Mo l'''9 BARGAINS GA ms Ar NUMBER It,
+. blH0T SIGN OF PADDOCK. @
~ so dozen Knob Locks from auction.
200 dozen Hinges, g'3aHi's sga age
Hemming's Genuine Fish Hooks. s
Cotton and Hemp Fishing lines. -l -
Axes, Spades Shovels, ScYthe Blades,
Pumps, White Wash Brushes, Glue. &C.
OF the above, we have a full stock, and offer
them at a large discount from regular prices.
jun16 r,s / 4. J. GRIFFITH CO. g
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wv ID. SEAL d. CO., {%
w DEALERS IN t,.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Window Glass.
Perfumery, Dye Stuas, Garden Seeds, and Fancy
Articles, by Wholesale and Retail, lry.--15
No. IL Main street,
Head of Market Square, Norfolk, Va.
Full supplies of Chemicals fresh and carefully
selected, and all articles usually for sale in the
best establishments of the kind. A'
Orders promptly and faithfully executed at the
very lowest prices. mas
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NAPOLEON AND sLAMARTINE. From the
following extract from the, Paris correspon-
dence of the Nation, it would seem that the
Emperor Napoleon has offered to supply La
MARITIME an ignominious method of escaping
from his pecuniary difficulties: A1At8 /,
The Emperor is said to be very DESTROYS of
rescuing M. de Lamartinc from. his ha RAISING
pecuniary difficulties, and to have determin-
ed on offering to transfer to the State his
load Of liabilities amounting to betwt en- two
and three millions of francsy and to pay
from the civil list, an annual pension
of forty thousand francs during Phisd life: the
poet on his side, to sign an obligation that he
would abandon to the State the Copyrights
of his works, his patrimonial estates, and his
personal property Of all kinds. As, the whole
of the great poets Belonging represent but a
small portion of his liabilities 1.-THE great part
Of which, it is but fair to remember, be in
herited from his fathsr) this condition is evil
IDENTIFY attached to the Imperial offer only
with view to saving the pride Of the bank
rupt. Whether the latter will accept the
offer is, however, somewhat dou btful
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z W. CoNANT q Co,
90 HIGH STREET, PORTSMOUTH, VA,
ll ef4 -f.1.s5 DEALERS IN s5. .I
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Seeds,
Fancy and Toilet Articles, SnuffS,
Scgars and Tobacco.
Our stock will always be large and select and
sold at lowest prices ~
au26-Iy b. w. C0NANT AGO.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WILLIAM A. GRAVES,

LUIBER MANUFA CTURER.
No. sc WATER STREET.
T We are prepared to build or repair YES
scls or boats at the shortest possible notice, and
furnish drawings, specifications, and models of all
classes of vessels and boats. Give us a call and
Judge for yourself feb lily
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A CHILD MAY Do GooD.-A dying old
woman, in the Eighteenth ward Of New York
city, was led to believe in Christ, by short
sermon from few of the scholars of the
man was dying in the upper part Of the adj
ought to tell her to believe on the Lord Jesus
Christ, and she should be saved; and since
= nobody else was there to tell herothey would.
So, afraid to gopupo the dark stairs, they
top shouted through the broken window to
her whom they could not see believe in the
Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved"
It was a beam of light in dsrk place. and
she died in peace, affirming that God had
sent an angel with the assuring. message.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Cholera BuIIetln-Indieted for MUIR
der-HeaIth of Recruits ON the San
Salvador

The Cholera BuIIetln-Indietedf for MUIR
der-HeaIth of Recruits ON the san
Salvador.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The cholera in
this city had not seemingly abated for the
twenty-four hours anterior 10 P. NJ yes
terday. Twenty-nine official cases and nine
deaths were during that period reported.
In Brooklyn great difficulty was expe-
rienced in obtaining correct returns on Sun
day, owing to the alleged laxity or misman-
agement Of the sanitary officials. Three
deaths, of previously reported cases, had
occurred on Governors Island. On the
other islands no additional cases are men,
toned.
The Coroner's jury returned a verdict Of
wilful murder against IRA MUM, yester-
day, proprietor Of the Washington House,
New York, FOR having stabbed ALVIN
POOLE on Friday morning so as to cause
his death.
Concerning cholera among the troops on
the steamer san Salvador, il is stated that
the steamer sailed from this port with 40
recruits for the Seventh L. S. Infantry. on
duty in Florida. They we're all recruited in
this State. The deaths on the 18th ultimo
amounted TO fully one quarter OF the entire
command. On that day there we're nineteen
new cases, with eighty-nine others in the
hospital. The disease appears since TO have
been gotten under control, fer only five
deaths occurred and six new cases appeared
from the 29th ult to the Ist inst. and the
vessel was reported TO be due at Savannah
within few days after the passengers were
released.
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STATE NEWS.

The Robertson Register Of Saturday,
says:
The Commissioned Of Registration for Reg
istration, for Robertson county, Mr.. ii. ID.
FEATHERsTON, having for the present COM
pleted his list-informs us that the number
registered is one hundred and fifty. Pretty
good number for old Robertson, with snch
small voting population heretofore, it having
been only, about tuenh-tlree hundred
- On Thursday evening last as the con-
struction train ut the depot ut this place, was
switching some fiat cars ladened with bridge
timbers, from the main to the side track,
JAMES Bowen, aged eight or ten years,
little son Of Mr.. MICHAEL Bowen, who was
riding upon the ears, either fell or jumped
of, falling across the track, and the trucks of
one of the flats passe over his neck. breaking
il and crushing the jaw bone. No blame
can possibly be attached to the employees Of
the road. This sad accident will certainly
be a warning to the paaents of children who
suffer them TO be playing around this place
Of danger.
The franklin RerieU Of Saturday, says:
The total number Of voters registered in
this county, and reported 10 Gov. BROwN-
LOW, by the Registration officer IS 372. No
fears need be entertained as to the way old
Williamson will vote, when the time comes.
Anti-Radical is the sentiment Of a large
majority of the few who can exercise the
right Of franchise. We learn that the books
are closed for the present The officer,
though, IL required by law, to attend one
day on the next two meetings Of the quart
erly court and register those who appear,
provided they come under the provisions Of
the law. Let every true man, who Is en-
titled to il, procure a certificate by all means.
Don't forget it, but be on hand and claim
your right 10 vote
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Later From Europe.
additional NetCs 6y the Ger
mania.


New York, August 6.-MANTEUFFEL
insists on the immediate payment of twenty
five millions FORMS threatening to deliver
Frankfort up TO pillage in the event of non
compliance. The Bourse and warehouses
were closed. The Frankfort Chamber OF
Commerce refuses to pay the amount, and
prefer submitting to pillage. The city has
solicited the Intervention of NAPOLEON and
the English Cabinet The Patrie SAYS the
terms Of the armisticc, as regards Italy,
STIMULATES for the occupation of Verona by
Italian troops.
A telegram from BruDn says, on marching
from Brunn the Prussian army discovered in
front in every direction only cavalry pickets
of the enemy, who retired as the Prussians
advanced. The bridges across the rivera
were restored in twenty-four hours by the
Prussians.
The model brigade which had entrenched
itself in Lundenberg has evacuated the town
without resistance and proceeded south.
During the few days preceding the occu-
patton of Gadding by the Prussians, 80
trains heavily freighted with troops passed
through the town for the South.
Thhe vanguard Of the I'd Reserve Corps
arrived at Hoff in Bavaria, by force marches.
They took go prisoners, and then commenced
restoring railroad communication.
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Government In It. civilization has made
is greatest Announcements. We have no
titled aristocracy, but all men are equal, and
the poorest may rise by merit to the highest,
most distinguished positions
address you who stood by me in the late
civil strife. Shall we throw away all we
gained by keeping up the animosities we
fought to overthrow? Are we never to stop
never forget? Shall we ssill contend
In what good will it result? Shall
our brave comrades have died in vain?
They who want to keep alive the fires of
contention, say the country is insecure in the
hands of those with whom we differed. |
ask you, are you willing to take the reins of
Government in your own hands, and all
your neighbors thrown out There are bat
few Of you-the great majority differed from
You in the contest which resulted in your
favor. Deprive them Of all power after the
strife is settled, and would that make re-
publican government? Is that for what
you fought? Did you not contend for the
representation Of all-for the whole Union?
Let US rise above the passions of the hour,
and cease to harbOr the animosities of the
contest through which we have Just passed.
Weigh well the great issue before you. The
success Of popular Government, of our own
free Government depends on your decision.
How glorious the day will be when we can
all assemble under the flag of our country
as one people again. Those with whom we
differed have rights and feelings which
should be respected, now that strife and con-
tentiOn have ceased. There are tender feel
ings in the breasts Of every one. We must
trust each other as man trusts man. If the
law releases them, why should we hold out
against them? If the Government releases
them, why should we try to Cypress and
crush them? GAS We wish to be forgiven
so forgive"
At the conclusion Of Judge CooPERs re-
marks, Capt C. A. SHEAFF, of Coffee county,
was called out, and delivered one of the
most scathing speeches we have listened to
for many day. He said he was going to
speak of Tadicalism as he felt about it. He
poured hot shot into SUMNER, STEVENS
BROwNLOw, and their satellites The no
torious MULLENS was in the crowd and
when the gallant Captain opened his bate
ries on the Radicals of Tennessee, he hung
bis head in very shame, and would, / be-
lieve, have given his interest in the Fran
chise law, if he could have been away from
the meeting. But he was hemmed in by the
immense thrOng, and had to swallow it all
1t is rumored he is going to defend himself
through the columns OF the Press and Times.
The people here are anxious to see his re-
port. Captain SHEAFEt served in the seth
Ohio U. S. V. l. during the war, and claims
the undoubted right to fight radicalism with
whatever weapons he may deem most effect |
i've.
At the conclusion of Capt. SHEArE's re-
marks, the Convention, on motion, ad- |
iourned. K.
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TENNESSEE DELEGATION TO THE
PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.


The following is list of the delegates APP
pointed to the Philadelphia Convention from
this State so far as heard from. The First
District, (Greeneville), the Third District,
(Pikeville), and the Seventh District, (Tren-
tom, have not been heard from.
SECOND DIsTRICT.-Delegates: Hon. T.
A. R. Nelson, of Knox, A. Blizzard, of Nc
MINI. AIternates: J. Gaut, of Bradley,
VIM. Rodgers, of Knox.
FOURTH DIsTRICT.-Delegates: Hon. Ed
mund Cooper, of Bedford, Hon. w. P.
Hickerson, of Coffee Alternates; Hon. E.
H. Ewing, of Rutherford, JOS. II. Thomp-
son, Esq, of Bedford.
FIFTH DISTRICT Delegates: Ex-Gov.
w. B. Campbell, of Wilson, Ex-Gov. Neil
S. Brown, of Davidson. Alternates: S. s.
House, Esqr., of Williamson, Hon. James
Whitworth, of Davidson, Hon. Thomas Bar
ry, of Sumner John Woodward, Esq, of
Robertson, Gen. S. R. Anderson, of David
son.
SIXTH DIsTRIcT.-Delegates: Hon. D. B.
Thomas, of Humphreys, Hon. A. o. P.
Nicholson, of Maury. Alternates: T. w.
Keesee Esq, Of Maury, G. C. Breed, Esq,
of Montgomery.
EIGHTH DIsTRICT.-IIon. J. w. Left
wich, of Shelby, Gen. P. B. Glenn, of Fay
cite, Hon. S. P Walker, of Shelby, Hon.
W II. Stephens, of Madison, Capt. Dan.
Able, of Shelby, Capt. Geo. T. Hubbard, of
Shelby, Col John Mcclellan, of Upton,
Capt. A. T. Lacey, of Shelby, Hon. John
Martin, of Shelby, Rolf S. Saunders, Esq,
of Shelby, Col. Sam. Tate, of Shelby, Col.
Jno. F. Mills, of Shelby, Maj. J. H. Bills,
of Hardeman, P c. Bethel, Esq, of Shelby,
Hon. A. A. Freeman, of Haywood, Col w.
D. Ferguson, of Shelby, Col. A. H. Doug
lass, of Shelby, Col. Moses White, of Shell
bv, w. p. Grace, Esq, of Shelby.