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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-10

nEAD.=-ThOmas Drakelys a gentleman well
Known IN this state as an extensive merchant
some years ago resident Of Wheeling. more
recently Of baltimore, died at, Circlevile. last
week His remains were taken east for inter
nsnt-.Ste 96enpills Herald. 8 ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-10

SIX III 6Si 7cl1I.S FOX GEHILANle4
A LARGE assortment received this day, conpFtsnz
~ great YAfiety Of p8tterns--.call and Bet.
= Nos i46 and jas Main st, Nheelingt VI
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ELECTION HlaMISC FII 4AIstlNIA
Echt Hollaadsch Kruidcn Bitters.

Feser ard AgGs, DtSpspsia, Ipdtd Siton, Healacse,
LoSS al dppefite, IIebiiifg, f70sfipeHenS,
GIfud and Biee1iHD IsfSeS.
Many worthy testify TO It's wonderful
efficacy 81 aIectlous OF the Stomach and LIVER. ~
Tonlc has never equaled the relief 1t affords in
all cases OF debility orweaSncss OF ay Kind Is almost in
stalancoIs, Nervous, Rhenu,atlc aud NenrAle Alec
TONS has in instances proved highly beneficial
and In others ELECTED decided cnrc.
When eminent physicians prescribe and ther
Enthusiastically may cease to doubt,
and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
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.POTIGHOd AMI.

ME new and beautiful art Of ernamentnE the simplest
Il Glass Vessel resemble the RSEsf DiffN1,
TIraI OF Cost, IS creating iInmeuse eScemsnt
Ladies' and Gentlemen alike fascinated With this
full occupation. ehaste and elegant Chill
ren and Schools encouraging grace in design
and harmony in the Of coiors The whole Art
be perfectly acquired in half IHstTe
ton separately 81 Boxes containing yases BOOK, aud
every article required 81. sent by Express.
CONTENT, NEAlsS 4 CO., Wholesale Store,
je1I-1ydaw $50 cog broadway, n. Y
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AMOS LEE, ESQ., NIoSrFaES, IL, writes Sd Of january,
doors six weeks; took many medicines without relief email.
" tried your by The hSlcu Of our clergyman
dose relieved the my throat and lungs;
less than half the bottle nnde we'll Your
meaieines cheapest well the best We buy,
mans frIepd.r @
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lfEADAOHE AND DEBILITY.

II certify the above statement is true
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
rat Il. Chestgr's, Gothic Hall.
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PRESBYTERIAN rATISTics.-From the minutes
OF the General assemblies of the New and Old
School Presbyterian Churches, fbr the last &C.
elesaslica gear, are taken the following relative
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Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
t have this day associated ourselves
wv in partnership in tile business OF fHLyr ,
Ing and Dealers In Paper and Betting The Dusnsss WI
he conducted under the firm name OF Bonhem, Gperson
Co. n @. DOMAIN,
@! ". GIEBERSoN,
H. S. RoBsoN!
sune se''' So 81 Ar,,s and Times copy.
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/. Hats and Caps

~ 8. AVERY. =. - ssss-r -
rs daily receiving and opening additions 10 hi9 IA
stock Of Hats and Caps c6rprng one Of the most 81
efal thEt has been offered to the public
calland See, afFE s..s = Il 49, -
tsqSTtsW s. Avery
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j MEDICAL.

fIIt.GNI IlNIttFtI, NJ ~. 4
A. b. M0RTLEY, $50 of UTIci, Nc;E York, writes: 81
have used your PTCrORAL mysrlfand nj family
Since you InyentiI II tic hest medicine sur Its
purpose put wish cold Ishaga seoier pay
twenty-five dollars bottle than do without X, taSc any
other reniedy.n
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ElItor shsboygan NIsavbode, 5
RHEuhlArIsM.

RHEUMATISM.
a Case of TECO Months Standing cured by BoeFhdpe's
Holland 3itters-Ieorge Henderson, OF Pttsbnrgh says
Understanding for three months With rheuaGtsta paFt
severely cOnlinc tony bed have
entirely cured by the OF Doerhnves Holland Bit
Ihsye had attack snce but found almost irsta
relief in the medicine. 1t Is, my opinion,
sure for rteiiiinl p
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81 fesss Ar MODERATE RATES. a44[t'
1t located aT the centre Of the city opposite the Bus
pension Bridge and only few squares from the Railroad
Depots and Steamboat Landing. - - ~ S5ss4t
sEXCELLENT sTABLINGE ebss aztt
attached House. Travellers and boardera
assured that pains VIII be spared 70 add 10 their
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$500 sFALL BASEION
fGENTEFlNFENSS f1AfFS FOR 1885
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-11
County Nominations.

The nominations of county officers
made a. the County Convention cannot
fail to commend themselves to the PEG.
pie of this county.
A stronger and more respectable
ticket could hardly be submitted to the
Huffrages of our citizens. The men who
nre nominated arc we'll known to the
body of the county, and will draw almost
sn unanimous vote The position Of our
Senators last year at Montpelier, was
one of influence aud standing, not infe.
rior to the representation of any county
in this state. Their nomination was
therefore evidently proper.
Most of the nominees have been too
long in the public service in various
capacities, TO require any eneomiums
from US. The people have tried them
thoroughly and have found them entire.
~ worthy of support at the polls.
The only new name presented on the
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The New Hampshire Legislature met
on june 4. 1t was organized by the
election of American and Republican Of
fcers There is no choice of Governor
by the people.
President Pierce, the gallant Brooks,
and New Hampshire whole-hog demo-
crat were hung III efIigy last Thursday,
in front of the State II ouse, Concord, N.
H on a pole so feet high.
Senators Hale and Wilson have been
add ressing numerous audiences, since
their return, on the absorbing subjects
ofthe day.
One hundred and fifty United States
Troops went through Buffalo, on Thurs
day, for Kansas.
During a thunder storm on Wednes-
day, the lake at Oswego suddenly rose
three feet, and os suddenly fell again.
This was repeated several times, making
a great commotion in the harbor ard
tossing vessels to and fro
The Post Master General has directed
the Postmaster in New York city, 10
send notice TO a person for whom an un-
paid letter has been left that such is the
fact, and on enclosing a stamp the letter
will be RENTED to its address
Gov. Gardner sent in message to the
Massachusetts, Legislature, recommend
ing that they make an appropriation to
defray the expenses of Mr. Summers ILL
ness. Mr.. Sumner hearing of it, imme-
diately telcgraphcd that he could not ac
cert the proposed allowance, but that if
they wished to give, let them give to
suffering Kansas"
A collision occurred on The Niagara
Rail Road on Friday Two express
trains run into each other Two pcrs ons
were killed and a large number wounded
The names are given, but none are from
this section.
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also sheared yearling Spanish Ewes, the
weight of which was s3 lbs, or aver
aging a little moro than 9 h., A OF.
each.
This is considered an unprecedented
yield of wool, and proves in tho first
place, that Mr.. Sanford has some Of the
best stock, and second, that he knows how
to take caro- of it.
A spirited meeting was held at Bris-
tol on Saturday evening to express the
Indignation Of the people in respect to
the Sumner outrage. w. II. Hollcy Esq,
President, and w, G. Munson was made
Secretary. Several strong resolutions
were adopted The meeting was address
ed by Rev. s. Morgan, Messrs w. b
johnson, II. Dunshce, Il D. Warner and
DR. Nimblet.
The "Euphonians" Lad fair audience
the other evening, and good judges say
they sang well.
About one o'clock the other night
some of our citizens were favored with
a very handsome sc renade. The music
was excellent and in good taste; we had
no idea so accomplished company could
be found in tho ncighborhood 1t was
n tolerably dark night, bnt some of our
fair ladies are confident that tho College
furnished the performers
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Sheep Shearing.

Mn COBB Sir: [ wish to say
through your columns tina. understand
ing that some Of the owners OF the best
Horses in our county, wishing a personal
invitation to bring out their Horses
at tho Sheep Shearing Festival, would
say that my invitation is to all, without
respect to any particular breed, and hope
that every one will avail themselves of
this opportunity to show their Horses
Tue track will be put in complete der,
| would desire that all who wish to shear
for nc, would meet mo at the Addison
House on the morning Of the 18th at
s o'clock. to make all necessary arrange.
meuts, armed and equi p d a. the cause
shall require, | would desire to say
further, lest some might miscous'rue my
motive, that in throwing out this chal-
longe it was to hit the gentleman from
Ohio, and sustain the reputation of all
the sheep in Addison County,
a. l. BINGHAM
Cornwall, June I, 1856
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in this county, for this object and that
a Receiver be, also appointed to take
charge Of the contributions, and commit
them to such hands that they may be
made most speedily and cifectually avail.
able for the proposed object.
A handsome subscription, headed by
Ex. Gov. Sladc, was made before the ad-
journment, andSthc following persons
were appointed, pursuant to tho rcsolu-
tons, to complete the work in the several
towns
hudson, TTeman Converse.
Bridport, G. A. Wicker.
Bristol, Harvey Parmeleo.
Cornwall, Abram Foot.
FerrisJnygh Huricl Walker.
Goshen, John Capen
Graurille, Mason Ball.
Hancock, G G.. Robbins.
Le'ceSter, L s Crampton.
Lincoln. w. W Pope.
Middlc5ury W. S. Lane.
Monkton. NJ. II. Hurburt.
Ne,o Uacen, A. p Roscoe.
OrtceN, Asa Young
Panton, II. n. White.
Ripton, n Lewis.
iSats5ury, NJ. S Doty.
IShOrcham, Rev j. +. Goodhuc.
!StayhSJ0ro. G.. W Fergerson.
Tc,genncS, Rev w L. Lcavitt.
Whitman. Newton Rose.
IFeybridsc, G. j. Harrington.
Whiting, j. L. Brown.
Receiver for tho County, R. L. Ful.
Ter, AiddlcJuru
On motion of Oliver Smith, it was
Resolved, That a State Convention of
the ereemen of Vermont be called for
the purpose of considering the expedi-
ency OF forming A GENERAL UNION OF THE
FREE STATES, for the protection of free
institutions, aud especially in Kansas.
Ga motion of Mr.. Olmstcd, it was
Reso1ycd That committee of five be
appointed by the Chair, to carry out the
purpose of the resolution just adopted
The following were appointed as such
committee
JAMES NJ. StApr. Middlebury
Ira GrFoED. New Haven:
WILLIAM +. BAscoM, Middlebury
OLIVER SMITH, New Haven;
Il i Fuller, Middlebury.
On motion, roieR, That the proceed
iugs Of the convention be signed BY tho
President Vice President, and Secret
airy, aud published in the county papers:
and that all papers in the free States be
requested to copy or notice the same
Adjourned without day.
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
President.
FAC c'r IRON, r1cc Presidents.
W. s. LANE, SecrctarN
Miadlcbury, June 5, 1856.
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II MILLER, PROPRIETOR


The American ranks justly as a first
class Hotel and has been for long time
a favorte house with the pleasure, trav-
ell, and business men OF Northern ~ Y.
Beautifully located, convenient to the
Steamboat-lauding and the Rail Road
Depot. elegantly as well as comfortably
furnished kept in prime order-the ia
bes bountifuly supplied. rooms large,
airy and cheerful, aud landlord anxious
and COMPETENT to cater successfully to
the public wants-the American cannot
fail of being popular Hotel, and com
Portable home.
Mr.. Miller is entitled to the thanks
and patronage of the temperance portion
of the community in particular as no
has demonstrated that first class Hotel
can be kept without selling rum. We
wish the success ho deserves. Mr. MI.
Ter was formerly a resident of Essex
county. and our citizens from this vicin'
ity will do Themselves favor by patron
ling tho American House, as well as
mauifesting a disposition To sustain
first class Ilotel.-heeseViHe IN. "
AePHOHC0H'
We fully concur in the above, as
a deserved commentator Of one of tho
best hotels il has been our fortune TO
fnd in travelling. Mr.. Miller is au
oblieing. as we'll as enterprising and cx-
porienced landlord and his house has
been recently fitted up anew, and amply
+ provided with the requisites Of first
class hotel. We learn that j, w. BOyn.
ton, Esq, recently of Orwell, has be.
como associated with Mr.. Miller, in con.
Quoting the American This is valu-
able acquisition, and one that will be ap-
precialed by Mr. Boynions numerous
friends in this county.
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ticket is that Of Mr.. j. w. Strong Of
Addison, Cor the office of County Judge
From our acquaintance with Mr. Strong,
we have no hesitation in saying that he is
fully equal to the duties of the Office for
which ho is placed in nomination.
With this ticket in the field, there is
not tho slightest doubt that "Old Addi'
SON. will cast Ia heavier vote in favor of
her cherished principles, than has been
cast at suy time, in our POLITICAL history
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Renewed Disturbances in Kansas.
50 Louis lime 2. We have the follow.
ing from Leavenwortb city, under date
Of MaG % An exciting extra Of tho
Wcstport NcerS headed War ! War p
reached this city this forenoon, and threw
the rroslavery men into great excitement.
They held private meeting. and appoin-
ted committee of vigilance to attack
Leavenworth and let no Free State men
pass. and determined to make lawcss
arrests Of obnoxious parties.
A company of men, armed with mus
kes and bayorcts, United States arms)
hove been parading all the afternoon
making arrests. They took prisoners n
clerk Of the commission Of Congress.
named Conway, and two witnesses who
bad bcen subpnned Messrs. Parrot
and Miles Moore Warren Wilkins, Of
South Carolina headed the party A.
Moore, Que of the murderers of Brown.
helped make the arrests
Mcssrs. Moore and Parrot were ar
rested while conversing with Mr. Sher-
man. Mr. Sherman asked if it was by
"Ehi pioccNS 'Hcy Hdu ldkcu one OF mo
Clerks of tho Commssinn Mr.. Wilkes
said it was not-that he had no legal au.
thority, but that he would arrest the men
down on his list.
Many others havo been taken. The
town is excited anu the Commission fear
they must leave.
A fight is expected towards Passowa.
tonic Creek Some pro-slavery men att.
temp ted to drive Free State men from
his claim, but he refusing to g they
took him, and were about to hang him,
when his neighbors came to the rascue,
and shot some of the pro-slavpry party.
Judge Lee mpton refused to admit
Messls. Robinson Smith Detzler. Brown
aud jenkins to bail, and they will DO
held prisoners by the Marshal.
Gen. Pomeroy ha, gone TO Washing
ton. He is delegate to the Repub.
lican Convention which is to assemble u.
Philadelphia.
1t is estimated that the loss sustained
by the citizens of Lawrence by the re-
cent attack, will amount t. 500 900
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Addison County Anti-Administra-
ton Convention.


ton Convention.
A convention Of the frccmcn of Add
son County, opposed to the present ma
tonal administration. and in favor of
restoring the action Of the Government
to the principles of Washington and JEFF
ferson, met pursuant to call at the Town
Room in Middlcbury, on Thursday Juno
5, at 10 o'clock A. NJ; and was called to
order by Hon. Geo. W Grandey, chair
man Of the county committee The con.
vention vas organized BY the choice of
the following officers
President.
JOSEPH II. BARRETT, of Middle
bury.
Jicc Presidents.
= Ina GIrroHD of New Haven.
DAVIS RIcu, Of Shorcham
Secretary.
WILLIAM s. LANE. of Middlebury.
On motion, r0icd. that a committee Of
seven be appointed by the chair, to draft
and present Resolutions for the consider
alton of the convention
The Chair appointed the following
gentlemen to constitute said committee A.:
WV F. BAscom, Middlebury;
Hon Bf;A Howe. Shoreham
JAMES NJ. SLArE, Middlcbury
JoHN W. STRONG. Addison
Hon. ZuRrEL WALKER. Ferrisburgh; ;
Hon CALVIN SoLAcE, Bridport
Il W. EAroN, Addison.
On motion of Mr. Grandey, rotcd that
a committee, constituted on the usual
basis, be appointed BY the delegates from
the several towns, to present nomina-
tions for County aud Probate officers.
The following gentlemen were there
upon appointed, to constitute said com.
mittee
Addison, L. C. Thorn, Allen Smith,
l. Gorham.
Briiport, George Gale, C. A. Wick,
err. A. H. Rice, Prosper Elithorr.
Br1Stol, G A CoNamer, l.. W. Par
melee A. U Stewart
CornmaH. C. Hooker, J. Il. Lane,
Abram Foot, r. Mend Jr,
EerriSJuraA, Xuriel Walker, G. w,
Porter. H Powers. Daniel Smith
Goahen, Francis Brown, Daniel HOOK
er, Jr.
Granr1M, Amasa Eaton Mason Ball
j.. Robinson, Jr,
Hancock, Robert Cladin, TIL addens
Austin.
Leicester, J. S Champion. VIM, Al
der | r. Farr.
Lincoln, Hczekiah Clav. w. Lee.
M'ddleJury, u Bass, +, Hammond
j. w Stewart, NJ Slade, j. II. Bar
rctt, d, S. Church, NJ S. Dorraucc, II
Crane.
Monkton, johnson Finney, G. D.
Eastman. n. Ii. IIurlburt, n Finney.
Ne10 H0rcn, S. Doud, a. Squier, G
V Cook. Ira Brown.
OrtreH Ira Young,
Pant0n, II. n. White.
Ripton, A A. Atwood
Salisbury W. A. Bates, NJ. Doud, r
d. HedGiug.
.hoyeham, Davis Rich, S. Barnum
II. Rich.
StarhsJoro, Eleazer Ross, Elijah
Garlic, j. Morrill,,
IcrgenneS. G. W. Grandey, III. c
johnson, V. Lawrence, G. T Stevens,
Wahham, N Rose, N A Saxton.
WeyJridge, Zenos Abbott, o, Dex
ter, Joshua f. Cotton.
Waiting, J +, Brown b. Walker
On motion of Mr. Rose, goteR, that Q
committee Of five be appointed by the
Chair, to nominate County Committed
for the year ensuing.
The following gentlemen we're appoint
ed as such committee
Newton Rose, Waltham
Calvin Squier New Haven
J, Brockway, Middlebury
Henry Lane. Cornwall
Francis Brown, Goshen.
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Addison County Anti-Administra
ton Nominations.
For Senator'S,
JOSEPH WARNER, Middlcbury,
JOHN PIERPOINT, Vergcnnes.
For Assistant Judges,
SAMUEL SWIFT, Middlcbury,
JOHN W. STRONG, Addison,
For Sherif,
DAVID s. CHURCH, Middlebury.
For States Attorney,
FREDK L. WOODBRIDGE, vergenncs.
Fer High Baiii6,
GAIUS A. COLLAMER, Bristol.
For Judge of Probate-AddisOn District,
CALVIN G. TLDEN, Cornwall.
E'er Judge Of Probate-Nrar Haren District
HARVEY MUNSlLL, Bristol,
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alike to their birth right, to their cdncatio,
to the voice Of conscience, and to the rights
Of that People whom they betray
Resolved, That in view Of the fresh outra
ges upon the property, the rights and tho
lives Of the free people of Kansas, we here
renew our Pledge-THAT KANSAS SHALL DE
FREE.
ReSolrcd, That in this day of the trinmph
Of Wrong ever Right--of Violence over Law
and Order--of the very Fanatcism of Tyran-
ny,-in this Reign of Terror-in this time of
Humiliation and deep Disgrace, we do not
despair of the Republic, nor venture to
count the value of the Union !" but, relying
upon thelVirtae and Patriotism of the people,
and tho peaceful but potent power Of the
Ballot-Box as remedy for every political
wrong, we appeal to all good men to Join
with u.s. in an rrevocable pledge to know
nothing but these great wrongs to Freedom,
to our Country and to ourselves, and to With
hold nothing, of word o. work or vote, until
the Goths shall be utterly driven from tho
capital, and the Government restored to its
original slory-pure, bcnofcent and free.
Dr. Cudtler, of Warren, Mass recent.
ly from Kansas, addressed the Conven-
tion on affairs of that Territory and on
motion of Hon. Herman Carpenter. a
central committee of FIVE was appointed
to appoint sub. committees to raise mate.
rial aid for the friends of Freedom in
Kansas-which was agreed to. Messrs.
j. S Adams Of Burlington, A. p. Ly-
man Of Bennington, Joseph Poland, f.
z. Walton and Charles Lyman Of Mont
pelier, were appointed as said Commit.
tee
The Convention dissolved
LEVI UNDERWOOD President.
F. :. P P T E1nI% Secretaries.
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American House, Troy, N. Y.

Cornwall, June I, 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-01
OFFICIAL.
TRzAsuRr DzPARrxRNr, Dec. I,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. 1, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given to holders Of stocks Of
the United States that this Department will pur-
chase TO the amount Of 81 500 900 Of said stocks
at any time when the same may be offered prior to
the 1st day Of June next, and will pay therefor the
following prices, to wit: .-
For stock Of the loan Of 1912, premium Of ten
per cent. for stock Of the loans Of lsl7 and 1sas,
premium Of sixteen per cent; for stock issued
under the act Of 1850, commonly called Te1as-in.
demnity stock, premium Of six per cent; and
for stock Of the loan Of 1915, redeemable on the
I2.h November, 1916, IL received at the Treasury
prior to the lst day Of January next, a premium
of2X per cent; nreceived between the 1st jan
uary and the 3lst Of March next, a premium Of
2Per cent and received after the 3lst Of NJ arch
and prior TO said 1st Of June next, premium Of
lk per cent.
Interest viii also be allowed on said stocks at
the rates specified In the certificates from the LIST
July last, TX assigned with the principal Of the
certificates received prior to the lst Of January
next AfteS that date the interest viii be allowed
In addition to the premium from 1st Of January to
the date OF their receipt In both cases one DAVIS
interest will be allowed In addition for the money
TO reach the seller
Certificates transmitted to this Department un.
der the present notice should be duly assigned to
the United States (with the current half years In
tefest, IL sent prior to the LIST Of January nexD bv
the party entitled to receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts
upon theaSsistant treesurers at Boston, New York,
or Philadelphia, as the parties entitled to receive
the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
dec 3-dtJunel Secretary Of the Treasury.