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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

| Gnd no streets here at al, but although ca
mails in which the tide daily Gibbs and Cove
cut up the city into somo ninety islands, yet
on each side Of them, cabs, drays, donkey
CARTS dog carts etc,, romble over the brick
aud stones very much as in ether cities,
though not in such numbers.
In the window Of bookstore We saw a
copy of Uncle Toms Cabin in IDutch, aOd
picture of "Od Abe" which resemblsd him
not as much as Michael does Beelzsbnb and
we we're glad it did not. OLD te;s,- ..a.
We stepped into shop to make some little
purchase aud found a young lady ia attend
ance who could speak German. She en-
quired our nationality and on being told she
said, "Ob, ndeedl then can converse
you easily ] am very familiar with the Ruu-
sian language" Her astouishment was
laughable, when ] told her we knew no more
OF Russian that Of Dutch
In our evenings walk we stumbled upon
the Kings Palace, and although il was an
hour after the usual time Of closing II, we bad
no difficulty in getting in IL is an enormous
stone building, as heavy as Pixies Opera
House, built upon a foundation made by driv.
ing thirteen thousand wooden piles into the
swampy ground IL has some claims to ar
chitectural beauty in exterior and is very
elegant WlNHlu. ne iOWbf fOONlb are Oecu-
pied by the various courts and over the door
Of each Of themis an appropriate bds relief
in white marble That over the door f the
lnsolvent's Court, represents lcarus with meL
ted wings, pulling heAdlong from his ambi-
tiJus fight. While we we're in the Throne
Room, our conductor told US we might sit
down ON the Throne, il we chose and as we
though soyeregns in America Travelled with
out our thrones we borrowed that adjunct Of
royalty from "our cousin Of Holland and for
a brief space considered ourselves as reign
ing in his stead"
The ball lroom ia very imposing aud beauti.
fol. Its walls are one hundred feet high, and
of solid white marble to the top When those
gorgeous chandeliers are blaze Of light
flashing over an assembly Of the beauties and
gAllants of the kingdom it must be q speeia-
Gle passing fair to see. There are several
pictures hanging around the walls in different
parts of building, the most striking one of
which represents Van Speyk blowing up his
ship when be could no longer fight or escape
from the Belgums. This was in war which
ended in the independence OF Belgium in
1881, and one Of the young officers, who Is
represented in the picture, sprang into the
sea the moment before the explosion: was
picked up, and is living at this day in Am.
slerdam. f.s lu un .H,H-sglI .7il
The old women and the little boys stared
at us as we passed along the streets, and
laughed at US when we got by. We had no
right to be angry, for we had been laughing
at them all day long.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
SHERIFFS SALE.

Jat oh Apple, for OF ooers OF Court VI Isaac W
yinyard Ct al, Montgomery Superior Court. Case
pY virtue Of q vendi execution against the proper.
ID ty Of Isaac W. Vnyard ct al, will offer al public
sale al the door OF the Court House in tho city OF
~ Saturday, MdroA 0, 1854,
At two o'clock Of said day the folowinR described
real estate, All the north half OF tho
quarter OF section ls township a. range east in the
county OF Montgomery and state Of OhlO except ffy
acres OF land OF the same now owned and occupied
by Jacob Apple, and decided to him by Phihp Stocks
lager Deoember ~ 1850, W deed recorded in book II,
No. 2, page 274 and being the same land decided to
Peter Snyder by the Court OF Chaneory, OF Montgom.
cry county, stste OF Ohio, In suit wherein he was
plaintiff and the heirs OF Henry snyder were defend.
ants, containing about thirty acres. III. II -I4-a
SAID land ia situate in Jackson township, about
three miles northwest OF Farmersvile, and IA we'll
and heavily tmbered. Appraised at $40 per aera and
cannot ell for less than two-thlrds OF said sppsnse.
ja30wts GEORGE WOgkMAN sheriff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
GEORGE woeAMAR, sherif,.
SHERIFFS SALE

CAthar. ne Smith and John L. Smith vs. Sarah Lces Of
al Case No. 2fad' Montgomery Superior Court.
DY virtue OF, and in obedieEca TO, the command OF
ID an order Of SAFE made by tho Superior Court OF
hontsomery county, Ohio, will offer at public sAIs
ON the premises, on I. -
WedHssddy, Marcia IL, 1854,
Al two O'Clock Of said day the following described
real estate, via; Which yas divided into lots under
writ OF partition issued out OF this Court on the 9Sth
day OF May, 1862 lot No 8: Beginning ~ the south
west corner OF lot No 81 thence north Sc enst 40
poles to aeorner thence south l6e 80 east T-IO
poles thence south les SG east 10 poles TO cor
ner thence aouth 6ls ~ west 50 210 poles 10 cor.
neri thence north 2s aY west II lupoles to the be
ginning containing 95l00 acres, be he samo more
OF less The above is part OF seventy acres OF an1
OF viii h Daniel y. Gunckel died seized, and which
was divided into lots for the purpose Of sRe by order
OF Court, and to o sold free Of DOVER
Said promises lies within the corporation limits Of
tiermantown, and was appraised at $50 per acre and
ca not sell for less than twothrds OF said apprase-
ment Tenns-oIe-thirl cash; one-third in one year
and the balance in two years from the day Of sae de-
ierfed payments TO boar six per and be
secured by mortgage on the premises.n
GEORGE MOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont oauAtY.
Houk MCMAHON, Attorneys w feiawis
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

John A. Mcmahon vs.. Isaac W. Vinyard Charles
Ninyard aud Patterson II Snyder, defendants. su-
taohment, .'T
TIME defehdsnts, Isaac W. Vinyard Charles Vinyard
and Patterson II. Snyder, defendants in the af,oVa
action, will take notice that on the 25th day on Janus
Fy, lSo4, petition filed AgAnst them In the g
perlOr Court OF MontgnT cry county, state Of Ohio
lor the aum OF one hundred and twenty.aTs dsllara
Wlih interest upon nifty dollars nom lkfOher 20 1888
and upon the balance from June ~, 1855 tor proes-
sonsl services rendered them ~ the plaintiff aboVe
their pg0terty upon the ground Of their being nom
residents Of the st,te OF Ohio They will take notice
that unless they appear and Answei TO tho pettOn 90
aled against them, by the "a day OF ApEl D. 1854
judgment will be taken against them f0f the amount
and interest as speelhed a the Apn term next OF the
said Court and their property sold 10 pay the same
ja3Ogd JOHN A. MCMAHON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
SHERIFFS SALE


s George B. Holt | Common Pleas,
-Hfu r. p. HRtch. @ .U4 t No 2iO Ia
RY virtue Of yendl execution issues, in the above
~ case, will offer at public sale, as upon eKeeu-
.. Saturday, february ~ 1854,
At two o'clock m OF said day. at the Court Houae in
the city ot Dayton, foOWng described cal estate
va Lot numbered thirteen hundred and airty-nine
naOg) aanumbered on the REVISED plat Of the city OF
Dayton in the county OF Montgomery and state OF
SAID lot ls situated near the o Caroline and
King streets, in SAID city, lf
Taken on execution as the properly Of Il. p Hatch
Mt the suit n George b. IT. aud has been appraised
at SlbO, and cannot sell for less than 40 thirds OF
said apprais ment. Terms cast
GEORGE woGAMAN, Sheriff Mont. county.
JOHN HOWARD, Attorney al.HI.,l ia 3wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
snERIFFls sALE.

John Sheets va. William Rob- son, deceased, Admin.
istrator Superior Court OF Montgomery County
DY virtue Of an order Of sale made in The above
ID case by the Superior Court OF Montgomery eonn.
" Aad 70 me directed, will ner at public sale at tho
door OF the Court House, on ~
Saturday, March l2, 1854,
AZ two o'clock m OF sad day slowing described
real estate, yE Lot numl cred seventy (70l in the
town o. Union. In he county OF Montgomery and
state Of Ohio w -
Appraised, with the improvements thereon, at one
hundred and twenty i've dollars S25l and cannot se
for less than two thirds OF said AppraisemepL Il
Also, one black horss called Niger AGED ak years.
Term. cash. ~. = NJ 80 ''-'i
GEoRGE wQGAAGN, sheriff Mont. county.
J. A. jonas, AuQIney, feawL
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11aants.

1NO PUCHAsE-A horse and buggy, or salRy, cheap
II tor cash Enquire Al this oniee flsd2
NATANTED--A permanent sitaailOn A. book,
w ksepsr, clerk, sAlesua tsavehng agent, nlAh
uActureT OF tobacco, The advertiser oilers the in
dneement Of aequaintNAee With the Fpench, German
and Hnglish langusEes lnqnlrs - NO. 40 hAsn at,i
dszsdl@ sALyAToR oakrER
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sHERIFF'S SALE.


Brownow Fisher Montgomery Superior cOuri.
RinhaFd l.. MeIIenry. Case No cora
Df virtue of an execution issnsd by tho superior
ID Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, in tho above
CASE, will offer ut public sale The door of the Court
House in the city OF Dayton, on Ih Ir IIfi't
Saturday, March s, 1854, f --.rH
Al o'clock m Of said day the following described
real estate, tO-wt; lot numbered foaI thousand two
hundred and nay three (i259 ~ nnmteFed the re.
vsed plat oi the city Of Daytop county OF Apntgom-
cry and state "a Ohio.
1he AbAve described property Il located on Quit
man street. and there ID good frame cottage h0uss
on said lot
APPRAISED 5000
And cannot sci, for less than tWothfds OF the above
apPraieement. Terms cash.
GEORGE woGAMAN, shohn Mont county
DAVms Lows, Attorneys. H laSQgts
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PLANTATION BITTERS


-, ...., =,
Sa.sa,, 90, IT,,
s.,,, ~, ~, -, =: II, ~ 1Naclp
ha.,,nv oans .n,,,,a", ""''s
They purify, strengthen andtnugontsi
They create healthy appetite, ftf- IS y
They are an anudote 10 change Of water and diet;
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours;
Thsy ,rs,sn, ,,,ss,,a,s
rhoy n,,,,rv M hr.at, and .o,,r ~ i
re- -, a,,s. .I -I-i-i 4
,s,',...
Thss ,.,rs ,ver 80 A-,.
They make the weak strong, the lsngshd brilliant.
and are exhausted natures great restOrsr Thay am
composed Of the eelebrsted calisaya bark, winter
green saAsass roots aud herbs all pressrv, IN per-
feotly pure 81 CroiG rum. sni a'goal 800
~
70 1,'','
Tf's -, ~ ,.,S,s w, ~.
'"s '"'' y, w. ANpHH"s,
supp 0olaers hoihs' O'aeahnAn-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

sHERIFFfs SALE.


George Umbaugh's EKecutoT) Superior Court. g.
) ...... 10.
Alexander SWaynie Gaze No 7O5
Df virtue Of q yendi eGecudon Agtihstthh property
ID Ae to me directed ffom the Clerk OF the buperiof
Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio, will oher at
public sale atthe door Of the Court House IN the city
Of Dayton, on u-.H .Hi ffu IUH.IHIUW n IUNH'
Saturday, Afnroh o, lsG4,ss -...f.I a.I.l
At two O'Clock M OF said day, the following describ
ed real estate, Vi1 The OF Alexander swaynie
Gthe same beng one aiIth1 in lot numbered gi on
rinday plat OF land IN Madriver township, Mont
gomery Oounty, Ono beine In range 7. township 9,
section No. 2s, containing about five and one eighth
acres Also, the interest OF Alexander SwAynio in
lots numbered llBl, Ii62, and 1l63, numbered on
the revised plat Of the city OF Dayton count Of Mont
gomsry and state OF Ohio and has been appraised as
follows: - ..tt..l / q ~ -. -
Lot No. "a, Findlay one-sixth part at sale GO
Lot No l,lbl, Dayton, one-Sixth part at!.." 90 90
icy NO liOs, Dayton one.sxth part at ..... 60 90
And cannot soil for less than thirds OF the above
appraisement Terms cash I"II llIr lFOII N
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county .
JAMS M. SHITK, Attorney ja27dtwawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
FOR SALE BY

VIM wensthoh and N " stewAft, Dayton George l.
Boyer, MlamisbaTgf Jstoo s.algeT, Union q Ander-
son, Oenteryiliei hycrs, New Lebanon; II Jseksont
Chaenteif esng; p y hautr, Hafrisbura y YiFlue,
lohnsvle; Arnold Linn bert, South hrngtOn. Jacob
9mNer, West halrpippe; Kookle ! Co QernsNntowni
J W hufny, Nahdaiiai II Hickos, Litenyj q Rees,
FARMERS vile; Hessrllng Herr, saiAnt v fyfnont.
RiliamH SWaner, West RalhmOre; Parker, hro,
CO. fArleersbafe; and by Druggists and herchHnts
gepefahy threaebOai me uaitea bbnles and oanedaA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
ATTACHMENT N0TICF

Mary Jane bright. AdminiptI IAtnS Of WIN. Bnghts
estate, PlainEd, sgApst Jonns BoeEhley, defendant
BeoYp IohH Burnett. Ju 'tioe Of the PeAce Of JEFF
fetson sovnshlp, Mcntg ,naery county Amount
elaimed-eii6 u.s. N fa lntu a iu.H
ON the lsth day OF January 1854 sad Jpstee issued
Y an order Of AttAchmentin he above action for
the sum OF one hundred and hNaen dollars and sew
enly ave cent. Case set or hsasiag on The ls,h day
jas6sds S''F Many JAM BsiaHr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
PresidenIIaI IntrIEusa.

Lncolns denomination is premature-And
premature birth means death. There is a
busy underhand movement for new party com
biuations. Mr. Stewards friends are seeking
to gain by bargain what they lack in strength.
Lincoln has made over TO them he use Of his
patronage, in order to defeat Chase, They
viii do IL but they will throw Lincoln After-
ward fa4y slll
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dfor ReMl.
HalTEL FoR RENT. {.

H9TIsL FOR RENT. ~.
TTVHE large add nod GUS o. nRnt tho Iallraaa
the Chicago House, (ormerly eallod the Anthony
House,) s ohered for rent, TO a good ienA0t, The
house y largo brek situated sesr the Railroad De-
wishiAgtuhrnl zion Ia fegard Ia the house ara re.
ditstsd 10 call at No. 1aT leinh street, D0keys
Rock dRl4ilm J, hiRkEL, Agent.
tdineipnaH Enquirer eopyi II f.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

A LII persons having claims Aaalaat Job Henri
N Snyderman, will present them TO the undersi "a.
ed Who has heeR dly APRoiAted asrimee, leE seiuo.
ment. n 1AaW0t ~ WiLLiAM- RLOERER-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17


Mrs.. A. called and gotone dollars worth Of
TWELVE ORNT SUGAR, AT MINICRs.
The nioost kisd. .'-'
Mrs. b. got one dollar's worth Of the nlcest kind
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINiCK's
Mrs o. got one dollars worth Of the choicesg 9ual-
sIxTEES oENF SUGAR, Ar MINIOK's. 1ia,
AE. b, says that he got the best quality VI green
RIO CoFFEE ArnJaA, hIEIoKs,s slg4ml
Thai he sVer dEsnk and Mrs. b. sass She got tho 90,
PIT GREEN TIA AZ j. A. MINicK's T ''aa .t
While every body calls gets some OF that s1eeeg,
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J. A. MINIoK. 'h 4.
Mr.. M, says he purchased q half barrel Of "a ~
5~ WHITE FISH AT J, A. AIEICK's, 2"a
Decidedly the host he ever used while the supply
NO. Z MAcRKREI.. AT ia MiNIcK's Cd
Both TOR Se and quality cannot be exeeod in thir OF
As invites y Y cali at his sstablishmon, and IN
OH0IOR DRIED FRUIT, 'Aa goa 'h"
O0FFEES AND TEAS, -.l.rt .al
= fi uf.oreH SUGAR OFiALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety Of Groceries 10 be seen
IN the city HIS large establishment Is on The. 49,,
oornsr OF Market and JenersoR sts. d
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s. T.--l99O--x.

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with .aluess
papitstIon Of the heart lack Of appetite.
distress after eating, TORPID liver, coustipAoa. =,
deserve to suffer II they will not try the eelebratad
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
&rorerlrs, Sc.

IITII No yVI5eeond street, Dayton1 Obiol n
lEQ leave meat respectfully 10 aeqilaInt their Gus.
ID toners and the community generally, that they
have entered into partnership, Under th6 name and
style OF n O'BRIEh& BROfiIER tor the purpose
Of carrying the wholesale grocery, ltquor, cigar
and tobacco buslnt ss in Dayton, Ohio, the lRta
stand OF s. O'Brien, No 3Ol second street aIAilnl
Having ample means 20 enable " +: purchase goods
nom the best houses in New York, BALTIMORE and
Philadelphia, and having had fteen years experience
N tho trade, hold out tho best Inducements 10 our
old cust7mers and NJ others who may kind enough
to purchase from us rs
NJ. M.,rBRIRN, late Of the arm OF o'Brien Poe,
Toledo Ohio, will devote his time and attention 10
please all those who may come to Ly at this we'll
known House, and 4. OBRIEN, will treat the com
munity better, n possible, IN before. Both OF
Us ieo very grateful for past vors and earnestly
lcltn ahar9 OF your Luture patronage. nnlOdAM m
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-06-02
List Of Letters

"LETTERSsREMAINING UNCLAIMED In
the Postofli. at Cumberland, State OF Mary
land, 26th day of May, 1864.
%s3S- ITO obtain any OF these letters, tEe
applicant: must call for 'adrer.ised letters, give
he date of this list, and pay one cent for adj
vertising. =,
49, 9If not called for within one month,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
GREE DELIVERY Of letters by carriers, at
the residence of owners, may be SECURED Iy
observing the following RULES:
81. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
number, as we'll as the postoffice and State.
80. HEAD letters with the writer's post
office, ami S.a'e, street and number, sign them
i,lainly with full name, and request that an
swcrs be directed accordingly.
"3. Letters to strangers or transient visitors
in town or city, whose special address may he
unknown, should be marked in the lower left
hand corner, with the word Transient
"a. Place the Postage stamp on the ripper
right-hond corner, and iearc space between the
stamp and direction for post-marsing without
interfering with the writing.
"N. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN of a
letter to the writer, if unclaimed within 30
DAYS or less written or printed with the writer
name posto1fce and State, across the left-hand
end OF the envelope, on the Gc, side, will
complied with at the usual prepaid rate Of pose
t,ge, payable when the letter delivered to the
writer Sec. 2s, Law of 1862"
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therefrom all persons who: arc
not subject by law 70 military duty for
any Of the following reasons:
!. All aliens who have never declared
their intentions to beoome citizens Of tho
United States.
2. Persons who ere not residents Of the
State of Maryland.
(. 3. All persons who. arc. not twenty
years Of age. and all persons wlo are
over forty-fve years Of age.
q. All persons who are afflicted with
any permanent physical inability tina.
renders them unfit for military duty.
1t is certainly of the first Importance
that the enrolment lists should be thus
corrected, because the different election
Districts in each county are based upon
men enrolled in such District. ANY
names improperly placed on the enroll
ment lists. increase the quota Of any par
ticn'ar District.
We also und ,rstanl that the Bard Of
Enrolment are also DESTROYS that all per-
sons liable to military duty whose na,n's
are net now upon the enrolment lists,
should be placed there. 1t is certain y
to the interest of every man who is really
liable to the draft in any District, to see
that his neighbor who ought to be held
liable to like duty should be enrolled.
because he thereby decreases his own la
bility to he drafted.
It is understood t'l1' another draft will
he made about the LIST day Of July. for
100. 00o men. and it is of the first i'm
D or anc, to al, that thu enrolment lists
should be correctly made up by the 4th
day of June next, when they will be
sent to the office of the Adiutant General
Persons claiming exemption from the
draft for any of the above causes, can APP
pear at any time before the 9TH day o
June, before the Board of Enrolment o
the draft, and have their names stricken
off the rolls, if, upon examination, they
are found to be entitled 10 exemption
and names that ought t, be enrolled. car
be handed to the Board at any time be
fore that day.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-06-02
SALE OF VALUABLE
.TDf,N t1rnRT%S

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
..-- IRON WORKS. ..-.- :
DY virtuo Of Decree Of the Circuit
II, Court for Washington County, ns Court
OF Euuity,. the undersigned trustee will sell al
ia front Of the Cour, lIouse, in lis
gcrsiewp, on a
TUESDAY, 14th day Of JUNE, 1864.
al. that VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, situate
in Washington Couu,y, Maryland, known as
the
GREEN SPRING FURNACE PROP
ERTY.
which was for MANY wears owned and carried
on BY j. DIXON ROMAN Il CO., and is now
for sale on account of the death of one of the
partners. Said property contains
1894 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
Of which about 200 are cleared and in an ex-
celent state OF cultivation, the balance being
TIN Err l. A N d,
The FURNACE on said land is 81 feet high,
with an foot BOSIi, CASTING HOUSE,
COAL HOUSE and BRIDGE HOUSE, and Is
run b. an over-shot wheel 40 feet high. 1t is
in good repair and the water power nnfiiling
aud all sufficient. Said FURNACE is onlr
one mile from the Chesapeake aud Ohio canal
and about the same distance from the Iron Ore
4 GOOD DIV ELLING TO L S Z
near the Furnace also a large BARN and 9th
er ou;-buildinfs, and on different parts OF. said
tract of land there are number Of TENANT
HOUSES, lin all ten or twclye) in good repair.
The above property will lie sold entire or in
parcels to suit the purchaser; such parcels TO be
made known 1T the sale.
The undersigned will also sell at the same
time and place, about
FIFTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND,
separated from the above by the lands of Geo.
Feidt. Also,.a
LIN EST TONI Q U A II Il Y.
on said Canal near McCoy's Ferry, containing
FIFTY SQUARE PERCHES OF LAND.
TIE TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by
! the Decree, are Qne-third Of the purchase
ncney in cash ON the day of sale, OF on the
ratification thereof aud the balance in two
equal annual inslalmcnts OF one and two
| years from the day of sale, with interest from
said day, the purchaser to give his note with
approved security for the deferred payments,
and and on payment OF the entire purchase
money, the TrL.ee will execute Deed, tosthC
purchaser, as required b. the Decree.
L. NJ. DARBY,
| May2C--ts Trustee.