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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30
1910 TIMES COME AGAIN.
The creates, Ratifcntton OF Modern
TImes-PhilRdelphi All In a blaze


Were We to live TO the age of Methdse-
lab, we shall never forget the spectacle
that greeted our eyes when the entire Sc
ries of meetings was concluded. Now
for the Continental roared n stentorian
voice, and forthwith the entire delegations
enfiladed into solid rank, healing for the
monster carayansera al Ninth and Ches-
nut OF all the sights that Chestnut
street has ever seen that wss the most
splendid. Sixteen ward delegations, of
from six to eighteen hundred souls in
each, each man bearing either q transpa-
rency or "A flaming torch, rockets travers-
ing the open sky, and bursting into fiery
spangles that descended like showers OF
molten gold; music from the braZen throats
of a multitude of instruments, comprising
thirteen brass bands, clear sky overhead
and an enthusiastic multitude below, all
these went to make up an occasion that
Philadelphia and the participants alike
will remember.
Upon arriving at the Continental the
glare of noon was almost esclipsed.
huge vehicle, laden with fireworks, had
reached the spot in advance of the pro-
cessiou, and we doubt not that for miles
distant the light which tinged the heavens
overhead was visibly reflected. But the
music was equally remarkable. The bands
blended their forces, and performed pcan
that almost caused the massive edi6ce, at
whose windows were a multitude of ladies,
to vibrate with the magnitude of the sound.
AS to Chestnut street, it was as effectual-
IL blockaded from Eighth to Tenth streets
as though built up with solid masonry.
After the music had ceased, arose cries for
Sherman and he came forward and adj
dressed the audience briefly. Mr.. Trum-
bull, of course, could not be excused; Mr..
Train couldn't think of cxcusing himself;
Mr. Ferry, of Connecticut, failed to muster
sufficient courage to say 'noi, Mr. Will
kinson, Of Minnesota, aud the Hon. j., II.
Campbell, of Schuylkill, and Hon. G. A
Grow, of Susquehanna, all of these gem
tlemen again gave utterOnce to the views
they had expressed, and thanked their
friends for the honor of the ovation ex-
tended to them.
1t was midnight when the assemblage
dispersed, and it was on all hands voted
the most auspicious opening of any prcSi-
Dental campaign since the days of the
elder Adams. Even the glory that scin-
tillated around "Tippccanoe,' was eclipsed
by the surprisingly brilliant and never
to-be-forgotten demonstration of Satur-
day evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

THE following are the resolutions which
were adopted in the Senate of the United
States on Thursday last:
l. Resolred. That, in the adoption of
the federal constitution, the States adopt
ing the same acted seYcrally as free and
independent sovereignties, delcgating
portion of their powers 10 be exercised by
the federal government for the increased
security of each against dangers, domestic
MS we'll as foreign; aud that any informed
ding by any one or more States, or by
combination of their citizens, with the
domestic institutions of the others, on any
pretcxt whatever, political, moral, or re-
iigious, with the view to their disturbance
or subvcrsion, is in violation of the con-
stitution, insulting to the States so inter-
fered with, endangers their domestic peace
and ranquility-objects for which the
constitution was formed-and, by neces-
sary consequence, serves to weaken and
destroy the Union itself.
| Q. Rcsolred, That negro slavery, as it
exists in fifteen States of this Union, COM
poses an important portion of their do
nestle institutions, inherited from their
ancestors, and existing at the adoption of
the constitution, by which it is recognized
as constituting an important element of
the apportiOnmcnt of powers among the
States; and that no change of opinion or
| feeling on the part of the non-slavehold-
ing States of the Union in relation to this
institution can justify them or their citi-
zens in open and systematic attacks there
| on with view to its overthrow; and that
all such attacks are in manifest violation
! of the mutual and sole IN pledge to pro-
| tect and defend each other, given by the
States, respectively, on entering into the
constitutional compact which formed the
| Union, and arc a manifest breach of faith
and IL violation of the most solemn obli-
cations.
g. Resolved, That the Union of these
States rests on the equality of rights and
privileges among its members, and that it
| is especially the duty of the Senate, which
represents the States in their sovereign
capacity to resist all attempts to discrim-
mate either in relation to person or prop
erty, so as in the territories, which are the
common property of the United States, to
give advantages to the citizen of one State
which are not equally assured to those of
every other State.
4. ResOlrcG, That neither Congress nor
a territorial legislature, whether by direct
legislation or legislation of an indirect
and unfriendly nature, possess the power
to annul or impair the constitutional right
of any citizen of the United States to take
his slave property info the common terri
tories but it is the duty of the federal gov
eminent there to afford for that, as for
other species of property, the necdful pro-
lection: and if experience should at any
time prove that the Judiciary does not
possess power to insure adequate protec-
ton, it will then become the duty of Con-
gress to supply suClI deficiency.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate.

Orcn, Hopkins 4 Co. ! In Chanee-y Ia ;he Circuit
-Court q Ohio Comfy, Va
Jacob VI. Warden. It. cf. February I'll 10
TrTzrlaut to = decree rendered in rhe above emil
tied cause on the I'd lay Of FebTT#Ty. 1rt', will
proceed -eII public sale Nor!ty- liz; iil Jay
Of June. 1850 al the front ,or % the C'nft Hpu-=
Of Ohio County, the highest bidder, Ilc follow HE
real estate of Warden Edwrls- in tn bill ard pro
ceedings mentioned TO wit: La:- No. ! and = -
square No. 3 and lots No. and , iH Hirare -. in
the BIIena Vista addition - the City II Wheeling
AMI also the real estate Of the said Jacob u warden
in the bill and proceedings mentioned . ait: The
half of 10, No ,! in GrahlEIs addition u the
City OF Wheeling and situate on the south side u
Quincy street: asO the part II lot No. = IN sgEHTe
No. Ii. s!tuGte the south Of Quincy aa1 east
of Fourth streets. and measuring fry icct along
Fourth street and lightweight feet along Quincy
street: anil also ;he following real estate II the said
Michael Edwards Jr-- in the bill and Proceedings
mentioned, to wit: Lots NG-. 81. e. a. - and the
northern tWOt thirds of Lot No 49, assigned and al
Inttel he said Edwards aforesaid: !.-1 igT- No
IL AMI 70 in square No u situate in the toG Of
South Wheeling. and also the shares Of the said Mi
chae Edwards Jr., III lot No. ). in Jonathan Lale's
addition TO the City of Wheeling. being the fur
seventies thereof in fee. ana the onc-sey=Ht tr the
joint lives said Michael Edwards, Jr.- and Mary
his wife.
The said property will b sold upon the following
terms, viz: ON a credit Of xix. twelve and eighteen
months. the purchaser purchasers giving bonds
with approved security hearing interest frm the DAY
of sale until paid, and the title retained further
security until the whole q the purchase money i
paid. sAM'L IRWIN.
apps Sheriff o. g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Humphreys SPECIFIC Homeopathic
Remedies


Have now b6en before the public Tor hve years
and have every where golden opinions from the
many thousands who have used them
Simple free from intricacy, technieaty, or danger
they have become the ready resource and aid Of the
parent traveller, urse, or invalid and have beeome
the family physician and medical adviser Of thous-
ands of families. No where have they been tried
without having been approved and their highest aP-
probation is among those wiz have known them
longest, and most intimately.
" IA full set Of HUMPHREY HOMEOPATHIC SPE-
CIT1Cs, with Book Of Directions and twenty different
Remedies, in large Vins, morocco case, So ditto, in
plain case, 81; case OF fifteen boxes, and Book, 81
Single boxes, 25 cents and 80 cents.
These Remedies by the single box or case, are sent
by mail or express free of charge to any addrss' on
receipt of the price. Address
DR.. +. HUMPHREYS CO.
No. 562 broadway, New York
Sold by LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD, No "a Main
street. my2I-lm
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AmbrOtypes, Photographs, &c.

30 To wYKES' GALLERY AND SEE = NJ
VI crowds that daily resort there II "5in't IL wei
known superior picture. which he i selling ~
greatly reduced prices for a slsITt time
Being fully determined that gallery u the CITY
shall under sell him. and NJ the t1e j. prepATt
10 take better IicturSz than be Jh-aEe'i else
where. charge nothing for item.
Photographs cpore,! with ut extra charge by an
experienced col1Tist-
The public will remember that FIVE T'-'rHHHIs were
awarded l" Wyiles- for lest picture %. 'Le 'AtI"t'S
iiu.I- and style flIe LATE ltir the l~.aHd-
Those wishing picture -l'Hld cell n r-'TIy in th'
day possible. make I'sryu- ARRANGEMENTS, u"
rrcv-nt Iona, d,lay J. " AYEES-
febIO No I30 Main II. Top II the IIIii-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

IL letter from out in Mason county,
enclosing us some subscribers, the writer
speaks of knowing between fifty and sew
enty-ive persons who are going to vote for
Lincoln and Hamlin. Considering that
no votes were cast for Fremont in 1856
out there, the present crop is not SO bad
and our correspondent thinks that it can
he made much more abundant between
this and November by pretty plenty
Weekly MtelHgencers on the field, and some
copies of the address and resolutions read
at the State Convention here, on the I'd of
May.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to all Housekeepers.

WHO DOES Not WANT TT HAVE THEIR
w HOUSE Furniture look like without any
lstorg T. Bocking's Improved and UzTivaIed FI6,
yIFUsE POLIsH is just the thing to do Il with IL VIII
rerar old Furniture even the very nneSt ones N
few minutes to perfet without injury TO II
DOES not contain Tur enJinC, which will afferNardS
crck the old vArni-E- but contrary Is will preserve
rlcu We ask \ trial and are willing 10 let every
BODY give it one and II il does not prove safistact"F!
We do ask any pay for it Cabinet Makers OF O1I
own city use Il and recommend it. anI costs only .
cents per bottle.
CHINESE MOSQUITO PAPER. the only SURE and
safe remedy to exterminate Mosquitoes in lie" uli-
utes Fly Paper Dead Shot. fOr Bed Bugs
y BOOKING. Agent.
,,vaO OAi Fellows Hall Corner
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

THERE must be some very liberal people
about Washington. Two witnesses sum
moned before the Covode committee have
testified to the receipt of large sums of
money at the time whent the administration
was forcing the Lecompton policy through
Congress. Neither of them knew for what
the money was given to him nor could re-
collect what he did with it. 1t would
seem that they regarded it like the gifts
in fairy tales, and never sought to learn
who were their unknown beuefactors.-
Besides these more fragrant instances, that
a few years ago would have been sufficient
to condemn any administration, beyond
the attempt at defence, several officers,
types of a large class, have testified that
they have held profitable places under the
government, that their time was occupied
in serving the Democratic party, and that
they could hardly tell what were the du-
ties for which they were nomiually paid, or
whether they devoted to them one day in
the week or one hour in the day.
If these cases can be probed to the bot
tom, VIC shall get at part of the causes
of the enormous increase in the public
expenditure. If an exhibition could be
made, showing how much of that exPen-
diture is for legitimate purposes, and how
much of it is, in one way and another,
stolen, the country would be startled at
the exposure. The committee, of which
Mr.. Covode is the head, is rendering an
acceptable work. AT first, we were sur
prised at the opposition with which its
Investigations were met, at the violent de-
nunciations of the Democratic papers
which were best suited to know what
might be developed, and at the sensitive
ness which was manifested in higher quar-
tiers. But the wonder ceases; we are no
longer surprised at anything which those
who are cognizant of such damaging facts
should do to cover them up; nor at the
futile attcmpt-as drowning men catch at
straws-to prejudice the public mind
against the men who are exposing them,
and the mode of the exposure.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

BETHANY CoIDEGE.-wc sec that the
two Literary Societies of Bethany Col
lege have chosen the orators who will rep
resent them at the celebration of their
respective anniversaries. Messrs. B. F.
Thompson and H. X. Bell, of KY, have
been elected from the metropolitan Soci-
ETY., and Messrs. j. R. Snuff, of ILL.,, and j.
H. Bates, of Tenn, from the American.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

A. correspondent of the Boston Journal
SAYS that southern planters have been
warned at Charleston not to buy goods
called Hazards Plancs,' the makers hav-
ssg been delegates from Rhode Island to
Chicago"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

has been called to meet at Richmond He
thinks that such action is as yet precipitate,
but plainly indicates that he symPathises
with the movement, aud that if under all
The circumstance, it is deemed advisable,
he is ready to see Virginia join hands with
the zeceders and go ont of the Union
He is unwilling to be saved in the Union
except through the offices of the Demo-
cratic party, like the man who ignored all
medicines but Calomel and Jalap, saying
that nothing else could cure him when he
was sick and if it could he didn't want it.
As Tom Corwin said in his speech the other
day, nobody need feel much concerned
about the Union when all that is necessary
to save it is a dose of Democracy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

V7trT9,we refer our readers to the advertisement
w. of Messrs- CHURCH DUPONT, No. 400
Broadway. New York. The Blood Food is one Of the
greatest medicines Of the age and is rapidly driving
out of the mari ct all the quack nOstrums Of modern
times Its efficacy is great and its superiority 30
justly acknowledged, that it is found difficult to sup
ply the immense and Increasing demand for the ar
ticIe. DR.. EATGN's celebrated 'Iniantle Cordial Is
medicine prepared by regular physician OF emf
neuce in lis profession, and who has devoted his
life to the peculiar phases If Infautle diseases IL -
no huInGuls, but medicine which commands it-ef
to those only who car appreciate it-APdeeh'e"d'
Flor. 2ieieS.
~ Sc GdrcTtiSeHERt. mh24 d&"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

A Post Master sending us subscription
yesterday, says, "if You have any good
stumpers for Lincoln and Hamlin, in your
city, send them out among u.s.
A Post Master, recollect, makes this re-
quest. Doesn't it look like victory for
IOld Abe 2"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

THE New York Sun, Independent Dem
ocrat, politically recognizing the quality
and fitness of Lincoln, whose nomination it
admits is a strong one, says:
"Mr. Lincoln is peculiarly selEmade,
self-educated man, and is, in all respects,
u sterling REPRESENTATIVE of the 'gn-ahcod'
American character. That he would, if
elected, make good President, we do not
entertain IL doubt. His chances of an
election are certainly good, unless the
democrats show more wisdom at Balti-
more than they did at Charleston. The
people are tired of being ruled by profess
sional politicians, and they would rather
vote for man like Mr.. Lincoln, who
holds, in measure, an independent posi-
ton, than for an old party leader, who has
friends to reward and enemies to punish"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
RATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE!

The Original and Best in the WOrld'
All others are limitations. and should be avoid
ed If you wish to escape ridieule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black. without in
Jury to the Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to WV A. BATcKELoR since 1899, and over
10000 applications have been made to the Hair of
tn. Patrons of his famous Dye.
WM. A. BAUCHBLORs HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distinguished from nature, and is
WARRANTED not to nure in the least, however long
may be continued, and the iIIefiects of had Dyes
reeded the Hair nTigcrated for Life by this Spleen
did Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ The Genuine has the name and address upOn
steel plate engraving on four sides of each box Of
WILLIAM a BATCIELOR,
mhl3-dGwIy 16 Bond Street, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30
wigs! WIGS! WIGS!

DATCIIELOR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES surpasS all
They are elegant, Light, easy and durable
Fitting to n charHl-no turning up behind-no
shrinking of the head; indeed, this is the only Es
tabIishment where these things properly under
stood and made.-IG Bond Street. New York.
nhl3-dGwIy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

AMONG the magnificent presents to the
japanese, from the Government as well as
from individuals, the President has di-
rccted that there should be struck off a
splendid medal at the United States Mint,
in honor of the visit of the Oricntals to
this Republic. The order and the design
have been promptly executed. The medal,
which is about twice the size of the old
American silver dollars, bears beautiful
likeness of Mr.. Buchanan, and on the re-
verse an appropriate inscription. Three
of these medals have been struck in gold,
thirty IN silver, and one hundred in cop
per
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30
warrington Dcsputches.

NR. SEYMOUR FOR PRESIDENT.
John Stryker is here urging Gov. Sey-
mour's nomination for President. with the
alternative of Vice President, if the first
place cannot he obtained, A portion of
the South is well disposed, but the argu.
ments that Stewards defeat will secure his
success in such contingency is not much
respected.
soUTH CAROLINA AID THE DEMOCRATIC CON-
VENTIoS.
South Carolina will not go into the Bal
timore Convention, whatever other States
which seeded may do. Mr.. Perry, who
declined to withdraw his delegation at
Charleston, has written here that he will
have no further connection with the Con-
vention, and abandons the Democracy to
its fate.
M. DOUGLAS HEADQUARTERS.
Mr.. Douglas friends have headquarters
established on Pennsylvania avenue, oc-
cupying all the upper stories of a large
building, from which immense quantities
of his recent speech and other documents
are issued, principally for Southern dis
tribution. y large force of clerks is kept
constantly employed, and several members
of the House are engaged in franRing.
This enterprise will hardly pay expenses.
MORE DISCLOSURES.
MIR. CoHode'S committee are on the
track of naturalization frauds in Pennsyl-
wanna in 1855, by which 5000 votes were
manufactured, and Mr.. Duchanans cleo
ton thus secured. There is strong reason
to believe that some of his principal office
holders were engaged in that nefarions
transaction, or at least privy to its sue.
cess, by furnishing means and causing pa
pcrs to be distributed. The bottom of
that Villainv and its contriVerg have vet to
be reached,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30
LAKE FISH


an we'll cured and Tcccntly INSPECTED
Our long business C.slur- Eiul VIfl IL
ing localities on the Lakes Srs.. Hul
and SupeEioT.l has :, increl,-,. uur i.lr,..- E i
the fishermen. as I" FENDER Fish Al import
OF Cur trade I'VE upW being l,y far the So, !.
ers 81 fre-h wafer iish IN ;i,i> rouriT,.I ~.
10 have Il receive The bet possible B-r..--
l,-sNa employed an eNi sr.-Hae. sul .. p. .--- =
ia position "a offer more than ar,lfl.. . ~.
u buvegz q Lake fish. keeping rs,zr5--r 4. f.
I-iefe assortment AMI nov. Law. ever, ,...- o.,
choicest grades of PTuRi sui >,ia. .a
which W offer ~ rate that Will f.-..,-. -.
other fsrsTJrT. - ~ dssHt ku1~.a-.-
selves e, l.. uudrE-'ii.
Gu"RJN. N,ViiIt..
Cleveland. May IS-1m Will
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R00tS & Shoes. CheaD!

A FTER THIS DATE WE WILL SELL OF Z EAST
n ERN Goods at reduced prices. Everybody Who
wants to buy goods CHENP. should give rs a call.
We have the Copper Toes also the Metallic shlei1S-
which be attached To any shoe, 1d OF new MIA
but little expense
Custom work made to order. GIVE call.
L. L. STONE & SitN.
uy-ll Monroe s. 2d door above Vain
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DIR. mecL1NTocK,s COLD

VIC DIR. McCLINTOCK's COLD
49, and Cough Mixture is combination Of ma
lures vegetable antidotes the irritation and dis
turbance of the breathing apparatus which produce
colds coughs hoarseEess, and throat ItTemoves
in avery short time every vestsc Of from
the lungs and throat and the free inspiration
of perfect health. Price % conts. soldby LAUGH
LINs BUsHFIELD, Wheeling; 5. FUNDENBERG,
bridgeport, and Druggists generally. markedly
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EnR REHT an sNLE.

TIVE MISSOURI IRON UpI.h-.- l. =
Rolling Mill and Nail F.s-igEs, XII = - -
an,I eNfcI,siye Coal Enls ATTACHED. ai-'---
Wheeling. For farther particulars a ~ . 90
CaTrfck. ESQ Pittsburgh, p. %
sDEj-tf W. +. PI.TEESbN, We 10
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For Sale at Auction.
GREAT SALE OF
Trust Property in BeIlaire, 0.

TN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF THE COURT
l uf Common PLEASE, Of Belmont county, Ohio ana
10 carry out the purposes Of the Srust viii sell At
Public Auction in Ee!IaiF"- the 9TH dos gf June
next thr following valuable Real Estate, in said
town. viz:
paris Of the town.
- Side-hin Lots. beautiful sites for residences
20 Acres of land, in acre lots adjoining the last
named: reservins the coal privilege.
% Acres Of Coal Privilege in acre lots with two
veins of and feet respectively, Of excellent btu
Also. the .sBeInont House. built for and NOW oc-
cuped first class Hotel, at rent oil about 10 per
cent. onits cost. 49,,
more and Ohio Raroad Depot and now occupied for
stores. Offices, &C. at good Payi ing rents.
All of said property, OF 80 much Of II AZ may De
necessary provide for and pay of the claim 81 Is
Harris. interest and expenses WILL nE SOLD WITHOUT
sale to commence at 10 o'clock. 4. NJ Of snid 9Th
day of June next, and to continue from day I" day
until sold
TERMS, OxE-TIFTH in hand and the brlanee- with
interest. in four equal payments every six months
A GENERAL wARE.xTT DEED made soE amy Of the
property sold any time completion Of the Pay'
ments-
BELL4IE at the point Of junction Of the Baltimore
& Ohio. the Central Ohio and the Cleveland : ftI,-
burg Railroads, Is situated on elevated plain with
an excellent steamboat iIiisiing:-is entirely free
from the highest floods ot the Ol" river aud being
backed by rich mineral and agricultural REGION =
we'll situated both for commerce and for nlAnuartl-
ring Within about five years. the population start
in from village IT about DO Inhabitants. has in
creased 2,Oco; and the plHcc bids If I" be THE
commercial town Il Eastern UhiH.
The pressure of the times will probably eISe the
"A les made now To- InuclI below tle T!.UE val
ne, AMI parties contemplating purchase viii no; G'-
likely TO have another opportunity 80 iaToraS!s;
Tnav0S-td Trustee.