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A Perfaa,,ed Breath.

What lady gentleman would remain under the
curse Of dsagreeabe breath when by using the s'Balm
Of Thousand Flowers as dentrifce would
only render it but leave the teeth white ala
baster Many persons do mot know their breath is bad
and the subject delicate their friends will
ton it. Pour single drop Of the "Balm your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty cent
bottle will last year
A Beautiful Complexion may easily he acquired
by using the "BALN OF THOUSAND Flowers" 1t will
tan, pmpes, and feckes from the skim leaving ii
of soft and roseste hue Wet towel. pour two
three drops, and wash the face night and morning.
Shaving Made Easy.-Wet your shaving brush
in either cold WATER pour two three drops
of "BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the bead wei
and it will make beautiful soft laher, much facilitating
the operation Of shaving. Price only fifty cents. -
For s,le At the HOUMA DRUG STORE.
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TURN-ABoUr FAIR PLAY.-'Tis said
that on Saturday last spirited female
gave nice young man on Carondelet
street 4 most unmercif0l castigation with
q cowhide. IT'S further said that the
young man took il all INTERESTINGLY, - in
duty hound and that when the lady got
through, he took the ticker from her, and
holding her as parent would an offend.
ing child, returned the compliment, stripe
for stripe. After which they parted,
apparently satisfied with what they had
done. We say, hurrah but leave It to
our readers to guess for which party we
arc "enthused. IN. O. Crescent.
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STEAMSHIPS FOR THE GULr.-Messrs.
Harris, Morgan 4 Co., on the part Of the
Southern Steamship Company, have made
an arrangement with the Directors of the
Opelousas Railroad Company to put on a
steamer to run between Berwick's Bay
and Galveston, making weekly trips from
each place. The steamer is now nearly
finished and will be put on the route as
soon as possible.
Messrs. Harris, Morgan T. Co., have
purchased a steamer for the Brazos trade,
in the place of the Nautilus, and design
building another vessel TO run in connec-
ton with her. The former, it is stated,
will soon be here-say in ten or twelve
DAYS hence. The steamship Calhoun, to
take the place of the Texas in the Vera
Cruz trade. The Texas, we presume, is
to be transferred to the Galveston and
New Orleans line.
Galveston CommTcisL
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GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Dis
NJ trict Court-Parish Of Terrebonne
W'''':s Ross No. 1850
William Ross,

A..o,. II Dominique. No. 1850
By virtue Of writ Of alias f.. IA, EN-.
mating from the above named Court, in
the above entitled and numbered suit,
there will be offered for sale by Aubin
Bourg, Sheriff Of said Parish, at the Court
House, in Houma,
On Saturday, LIST OF November, 1855,
between IL o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o'clock
P. NJ, the following described property,
to wit:
A certain tract Of land situated, lying, and
being in the Parish of Terrebonne, on the
left descending bank Of Bayou Little Gail.
lou, being part Of Section No. 20, Town
ship l6; Range ls, measuring four ar
penis front, with the depth Of survey,
bounded above by land Of Collins 4
Dedrick, and below by that Of Martial
Hebert, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon and thereunto
belonging.
Terms CASH.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal, interest, and cost in the above
entitled and numbered suit.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of Terrebonnc, September 25th, 1855.
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e. We have from Albany, our goodly
capital, where the wits of men are sharp
ened into keenness of practice in the
way Of getting the start of one another.
some facts of late occurrence that exceed
any thing that happened under the Old
Regency. +. B. Jones, Esq, being in.
debted to his political friend, Mr.. Brown,
in the sum Of $4,000, gets Mr.. Brown
assistance to get good fat contract, out OF
which Mr.. Jones makes $4,000; and,
instead Of paying his obliging friend what
he now doubly owes him. he makes it all
over to his young and lovely niece. and
sets off to Washington to spend the winter.
Mr.. Brown is very much cut-up at the
conduct of Mr.. Jones, whose ingratitude
is only equaled by his cunning but Mr..
Brown consoles himself in his disappoint-
men, by making love 10 the lovely niece
Of the defaulting creditor, and after short
courtship he marries her, and proceeds
with his bride to Washington 10 spend the
rest of the winter. T. B. Jones, ESQ.,, is
red with wrath when he meets the happy
couple. and uses many words which have
great resemblance to profane swearing;
while his niece, the smiling bride, is quite
unable TO understand why her generous
uncle should settle upon her the sum OF
$4,000, and then be offended because
she bestows it on the husband Of her
choice, and his friend too! eIIi
[Harper's Editors Drawer.
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Man and Woman.

M-MAN.-Man is Marvellous and
Matchless Model of Mechanism; a Muta.
BILE Mass Of Mirth and Misanthropy Mer-
~ Midst Mourning, Mournful Midst Mirh,
Man Mars his Mundane Mission by Mix
ing in Monstrous Mummeries, Mindless OF
the Meek Munitions ofhis Mighty Master,
Madly Misprlsing his Mild and Moderate
Mandates Mid the Manifold Manifestations
of the Multiplied Mercies Melted, out by
his Maker. Muse, then. Misguided Nor
tails on the Magnitude of thy Misdemea-
nors; Mind not the Meretricious Machi-
nations Of Malevolent Ministers, but Merit
the Need of a Merciful Messiah.
W-WoMAN.-Woman, Who Whilome
Was Weak, Was Wrought upon by the
Wheeling Words of the Willy one, since
When the World Weeps DER its Wicked
ness. Wanting Woman, the World Were
Waste, and We Vending our Weary
Way through its Wilderness, Would Watt
our Wailings to the Wind and Waves.
Woman, without thy Winsome Ways,
Wealth Were Worthless, viii O. the
Wisp. The Witchery of thy Wooing
Words Work Wonders, like the Waving
of the Wizards Wand; Witness thy
Weariless Watchings Ger the Wounded
and Wretched, Withstanding our Way
wardness through Veal or Woe. Wan
ton Waddiers on the Wane, Writing
under Wrinkles, may Wage thee War
fare, but the Wise Welcome and Worship
thee.
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NOtice.

E THE ASSESSMENT ROLL of
the Parish Of Terrebonne for the year 1856,
is now deposited in the Office of the Re-
corder of said parish. All persons having
objections to the same are hereby warned
to come and file the same within thirty
days from the first publication of this
notice. JOSEPH TOJPS.
Houma, October 4th 1885, Assessor
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ELECTION.
Eiat de la Louisiana, Paroisse Terrebonne,

u
CONFORMEMENT a une proclama-
~ ton de son Excellence Robert e. Wickiiffe Gouver-
neur de rEtat de la Louisiana, UNE ELECTION aura
lieu dams les derens Districts ciapres xignes
preside par les commssaires ci.apres nonlmme<-
Mardi lie de Novemb proclaim,
1856, reet dere Six Eecteurs pour President ct Vice
President des Etats Unis pour ceste Eta CONNIE suit,
savoir:
I'm Electeur pour lie Premier District Electoral
pose des parOsse de Piaquemnes st. Bernard lie Tro
sieme District de la vile de Ia NuuveAe Orleans ct lie Fau
bourg IRENE.
I'm Eleceur pour lie Second District Electoral compose
du premier ct second Districts de Ia Vile de la Nouvee
Orleans (excepte lie Fanbourg Treine)
I'm Eecteur pour lie TFoiseme District Electoral
pose du Quatrieme District Ia Nouvee Orleans;
pae de Ia psrsse dOriesns stuee Ia droite du
1euve Mississippi ct les laroisses de Jefferson. st.
Charles ST. Jean Baptise, St. Jacques. ASCENSION As
sompton, Lafourche ct Tesrebonne.
I'm Electenr pour e Quatreme District Electoral. Com
pose des prrosses de ST. Tammany. Washington, Living
stun. St Helena, Est ct Quest Ceicaua Point Coup&e
Est ct Quest Baton Rouge ct IberviIe
Tn Eecteur pour lie Cinquieme District Electoral
pose des comics DIES Aakapas Opelousas et les pa
ruisseS DIES Rapides ct AvoyeIles ct
Tn Eecteur pour e Sixiene District Electoral compose
DIES comics de Natchoches Ouachita Condorda ct les
paroisses de Catahoula ct franklin.
lie scrutin sera ouvert heures 4. n, ct ferme 4
heures P. NJ dams les differens ACCOMPLISHMENT.
AKRON. coMxrssAIREs
Ter r D. Jordan, F. l.. Mead. Furci ThibOdsux.
End j. c. Potts Euzeen GaulIeau, L. Barras.
3eme-E slattery A. H. Iaunis, Jos Leblanc dit Noise.
4eme-A. F. Ayeoek, St. Vile Dugas, O T. Ayeock
5eme-P. II. Darce, J. N. DaigIe Pierre Daixle
6eme-J. B. Bond, N. u. Rightor, J. B. Dunn.
1eme-J: Gueno, Joseph Toups, W. A. BisIand.
Seme-Neuvle Fills, J. N. RObichesu, W. S. Campbell.
9eme-H. Collins, H. R0ddy, J. NJ. Sanders.
l0eme-Peser Welsh. Edmond Leblanc, Paul Foret.
lieme-Ursn Provost, Edwin Field, St. James FagOut.
l9eme-W. Hatch. II. Wright H. s. Hancock.
l3eme-J. v. Bouteou. 4. Kendall, w. ". Wallis.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. M'Lane's
Celebrated Vermlfuge, manufactured by
F'leming Bros OF Pittsburg, Pa. All othe,
Vermifuses in comparison worthless. Dr. MLane''
genuine Vermifuge also his celebrated Liver Pills.
be had At all respectable drug stores None genuine with
out the signature Of FLEMING BROS.
ScOyIL 4 MEAD, New Orleans, La, General Whole
sale Agents for the Southern States.
FRIZELL DROOKS Hounla, La
Ell. LAsHBROOKE, Thibodaux, L..
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u PHALON's Paphian Lotion or Floral
Beautifier-inaIbe preservative Of the skin and
complexion, and Of eradicstng curing fleck-
les, TAM pmpes chapped hands, lips and face botches
sunburns, scads burns etc. and all diseases appertinng
the skin. Manufactured by E. PEALON perfamer
Broadway, New York-and for sale at the
mh-s7l HOUMA DRUG STORE.
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IHE CULTIVATION OF THE OLIVE IN
THE UNITED STATEs.-Mr. Robert CHS
holm. Of Beaufort, South Carolina, in
answer to the inquiries ofthe commission
er OF the Patent office. gives highly inter-
esting account of his experience in the
cultivation of the olive. MIR. c., obtained
his trees from the neighborhood of Flor
ence, early in 1888. They were of two
k'nds-the small, round olive, esteemed
the best for oil, and a much larger, and
more oval variety, upon which the first
named was grated. The winter of 1885,
he stated was an exceedingly cold one and
killed the roots of all the orange trees in the
Southern States, but did not in the least
injure these olive trees. The trees, at
first. did not improve rapidly, for want of
cultivation. In order to remedy this, and
at the same time, pay expenses sweet pota.
toes and field cow-peas were planted
among them. This was found to succeed
admirably the trees grew rapidly, and
soon began to bear fruit, which they have
continued to do every year.
Mr. c. can now boast that he has made
oil from the olive, but does not think that
it is sufficiently remunerative to be prose.
cuted as yet, and so confines himself to
picking the fruit. His picked olives are
pronounced, by competent judges. superi.
or to those imported from France. He
adds that very few imported picked olives
can now be sold in that section of the
country.
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ELECTION.
State Of Louisiana, Parish of Terrebonne

! As'''"' W 10" " A0foOV'"o.
IN CONFORMITY to a Proclamation
l. of his Exceency. Robert c. Wickffe, Governor %.
the State of Louisiana, AN ELECTION in and for the
parish of T-rrbonne will he holden according to law in
the differen, Election Precincts Of said parish on
Tuesday the 4tIi of November next,
1886, superntenied by the comm ssioners hereinafter
and vice President Of the United States for hs State
follows, viz
One Elector from the First Electoral District composed
othe parishes of Paquenines and ST Bernard the Third
District of the city Of New Orleans and FaubOnrg Teue
one from the Second Electoral Di>rc cnmpo-ed Of
First ard Second Districts with the exception of the xu
bonrg Treme)
One from the Third Electoral District composed of the
Fourth District the city of New Orleans that part of
the Parish Of Orleans the bank OF She Mississippi,
and the arhes of Jefferson, ST. Charle, St. John the
baptist St. james, Ascension, Assumption Lafourche and
Terrebonne.
from the Fourth Electoral District composed of
ptrishes OF st. Tammany Wash nston. Livingston. st.
Helena. East and Felcia Point Coupee East and
West Baton Rouge and lberyl l
One from the Fifth Electoral District, composed of the
counties of Aakapas and Opeousa and the parishes Of
Rapides and AvoyeIes, and
One from the Sixth Electoral District composed of the
counties Of Nachitoches Gu cha and Concora the
parishes OF Catalonia and Franklin.
The Polls will open at O'clock A. NJ. and close at
O'Clock p. and will be superintended as folhws:
Ward. COMMISSIONERS
list r. ID. Jordan, F. l.. Mead, Furci Tn bOdaux.
2nd-J. c. Potts. Euzelien Gautreau, L. Barras.
3rd-E. slattery. NJ. IL DauGs Jos Leblanc dit Noise
4th-A.F +. Aycock: St. Vile Dugas. o. T. Aycock.
5th-P. II. Darce. J. NJ D,ige, Pierre D4igle.
6th-J B Bond, n. II. Fighter, J. B. Dunn
eth. Gueno, Joseph Toups, ". 4. Bisland.
sth-Neuville Fits, J: n Robicheau. W. s. Campbell.
9th-H. Collins H. Roddy. J. NJ. Sanders.
lWh-Peter Welsh, Edmond Leblanc. Paul Foret.
llth-Ursn Provost, Edwin Field, ST james Falgout.
lsth-W; Hatch, H. Wright, II. $. Hancock.
18th. v. Boutelou, A. Kendall ". W. Wallis
ABUURG, Sheriff.
September 9th. 1856
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A NEW PLouGH.-The Baton Rouge
Comet, of the 23d inst, says:
Dr.. F. NJ. Hereford, of Manchac, has
invented a new plough, with two tongues.
arranged in such manner as to do double
work with the same force, and make two
burrows for the planting of cane which
is said to be great desideratum. With
one trench, the plant cane is pressed
together in such manner that If the sea.
son is wet it is very apt 10 rot, and tho cane
has not the same advantage in growing.
The doctor has two or three working mod
els, and planters who have seen them, say
they are the very thing wanted. and mus.
come in general use. The doctor has ap-
piled for patient. SO
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G. l.. Lester is 10 be found at the old
stand. now opening large and well Sc
lected assortment of every description Of
useful and ornamental goods-Embroide
ries. de LANES, Cashmeres, Hardware,
Groceries, Plantation Goods &c. By
prompt attention, low prices and desire
10 please all who may favor him with a
call. he expects to merit share of pat
rOnage. r
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Sugar Mill for Sale.

e. FIRST RATE HORSE MILL
in complete order, together with all the
necessary fixtures, is offered for sale
cheap. For particular apply to
GAGN +. & BRO.
Houma, October I, 1856 I4tf
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The PLAeuE OF GRAssHoppERs.-We

The PLAGUE OF GRAssHoPPERs.-We
have given accounts Of the visitation of
grasshoppers in the Northern portion Of
this Territory. A correspondent writing
to us from the north shore of Lake Mime
tonka, in Hennepin county, says that the
grasshoppers are swarming in that region
ia Undesirable numbers. All the ravine
and garden plants Of every kind are sway
ed to the ground by the weight Of the in
sects that cluster upon them; and in
many spots the vegetation has been entire
II consumed. In such countless myriads
do these vermin appear, that hundreds are
crushed under foot in walking through
garden or field. They infest the cultivated
places, while the forest is comparatively
fres from their presence. Verify the
plague Of Egypt is upon us.
tsi. Paul Min, Pioneer.
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Tailoring,
Fall and Winter Styles.

Frederick would most respectfully remind hi.
friends and patrons that he has just received superior
lot Questionable fabrcs suitable for making pants &C.,
this Of the year He is ready to accommodate
all who stand in need Of his services. [my Is
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ATTEMPT TO Mon JuDGE. - The
Cassville (Ga.) Standard, of Thursday
last. says:
We learn that crowd Of men under.
took to mob Judge Brown in court in Ma
rietta, last week, on account of his having
ined several Of them for disorder in the
courthouse. The marshal and officers Of
court being present. came TO his relief.
We learn that he fined and imprisoned
several of the mobiles to the extent Of the
law.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour
Il du SEINE District-Paroisse Terrebonne.
William Ross
Antoine Dominique


En- ver:u dun writ dallas f. "a. &mane
de la sus-dite Cour, dams Ia cause CT.
dessus intitulee ct numerotee, il sera offert
en- vente publique par Aubin Bourg.
Sheriff de la dite Paroisse, a Ia Maison dc
Cour Houma,
Samedi, lie Ter Novembre, 1856,
entire IL heures A. NJ, ct 4 heures r. ",
Ia proprietE ci-apres decrite, savoir:
I'm certain moroccan de ,erre situe dams
la Paroisse Terrebonne, sur Ia rive gauche
en- descendant du Bayou Petit Gallon.
etant partie de Ia Section No. 20, Town.
ship l6; Rangee lo, mesurant quatre
arpents de face, avec la profondeur de
l'arPntage, borne en- haut par Ia terre de
Collins 4 Dedrick. ct en- bas par cello do
Martial Hebert, ensembles ayec ioutes les
batisses ct authorizations qui sly trouvent.
Termes :-CoNpTANT.
La dite vente sera fate pour satisfaire 4
la Somme principale, l'interet ct les frais
dams Ia sus-dite afaire.
A. BOURG. Sheriff
Paroisse Terrebonne, &c Is septembFe. 1855
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Avis.
GLE ROLL 'ASSESSEMENTd de

la Paroisse Terrebonne pour l'annee 1856,
est maintenant depose dams lie bureau du
Recorder de cette paroisse. Toutes per-
sonnes ayant des objections au dit tableau
sont requise de les dedier dams trente jours
a partir de la premiere publication de Get
avis. JOSEPH TOUPS.
Houma, lie Octobre, 1886. Assessor.
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GREAT SALE OF Ertraordi.
nary Pr;ces.-The Louisville Courier. of
the 18th ult., says:
Mr.. John Nc Meekin, of Scott county,
KY, sold. few days ago, to Messrs, Cox.
Hieronymus & CO., one hundred head Of
the finest mules ever fed together. Two.
thirds Of them were mare mules, averag.
ing sixteen hands, and the price paid was
4l77 so head, which is the highest
price ever obtained for SO large lot Of
mules. qp ~
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Notice..

THE FIRM of G. L. LESTER Il co.
- was this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. G.
L. Lester will pay all the debts due by G. L. Lester 4 Co.
and all the accounts, notes. &C. due the said late fir
G. l. LESTER.
Houma, September "a, 1885, EDWIN GRINAGE
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o. 4 gypsy woman promised TO show
two yeang ladies' their husbands faces in
a.pail Of water. They looked and ex-
claimed, I" Why We only see oar hces!"
: Well aid the gipsy, "those ice, nil
Be yotr husbands when you are married. !"
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VALUE OF CEREnoNY.-All ceremonies
(says Lord Chesterfield. } are in themselves
very silly things but yet man Of the
world should know them. They are the
Of manners and decency, which
would be too often broken in upon If it
were not for that defence which keeps the
enemy at proper distance. 1t is for that
reason | always treat fools and coxcombs
with great ceremony-true good-breeding
not being sufficient barriers against them.
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Parish Of Tenebonne, September 23th, 1855.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

PY virtue of decree of the Circuit
-D Court for Montgomery County, as
a Court of Equity, in the case of AGNES
CLARKE and others rs. WILLIAM GLOVER
and wife, the subscriber, as Trustee, will
offor at public sale, on MONDAY, the
3d day Of Norember ncrt, at the hour of
IL O'clock, A. NJ, at the Court House
door, in Rockville, the following LOTS
OF THE REAL ESTATE, of which the
late Hanson Clarke died seized, lying in
Montgomery County, about eight miles
from Washington city.
LOT No. 2.-This lot lies contiguous
to Lot No. |, purchased by Oliver IL.
A.. Clarke, at previous sale, on the one
side, and on the Bladensburg road on
the other, and on the road from Coles
vile by Bonds Mill to Washington city
on third side.
A large proportion of it is in uncom-
monty fine CHESTNUT and OAK TIM
BIER; the residue is in PINES and
open land unimproved.s It is well wa
tered, lies well for cultivation, and may
be easily improved. There is a small
Tenement upon it. 1t contains 1901
ACRES OF LAND, more or less.
PART OF LOT No. 3-Adioining
Lot No. 2, fronting on the Washington
road from Colesville, and containing
ia ACRES OF LAND, more or less.
1t has on it never-failing spring of un-
commonly pure water, besides other sup
plies. The timber land and soil are
similar to that of lot No. 2.
LOT No. This lot was formerly
sold to Thomas Riggles, and will be re-
sold at his risk. 1t lies nearly south
of and adjoins Lot No. 5, now owned by
&. III. Clarke. A new cut road runs thro
it, 1t is very beautiful lot, well wa
tered and timbered, and contains 51l
ACRES OF LAND, more or less.
All persons wishing to purchase are
requested to examine the property, which
will be shown by the Messrs. Clarke, VIII,
reside in the neighborhood.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third O
The purchase money will be required t.
be paid in cash on the day of sale, m,
the residue in equal instalments in on
and two years from the day of sale, anc
bearing interest from the duy of sale
and the payment thereof to be secures
by the bonds of the purchaser or pur
chasers, with surety Or sureties, to b
approved by the Trustee. On the pay
ment of the whole purchase money, an,
not before, the Trustee will convey, by
a good and sufficient deed, to be executed
and acknowledged according to law, t.
the purchaser or purchasers, and to his
her or their heirs, the property to him
her or them sold, free, clear and dischar
ged of all claim of the parties to thi,
cause, and of any person or persons
claiming by, from or under them.
W. VEIRS B0UIC,
oct 10--td Trustee.