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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23
Proceedings of a Meeting

W me ia" q ITun6uH ooEhty, on TIE
reception Of the news of the death Of
Asa B WaldOy. Esq.
Al a meeting o: the Bar of Trum bull
County, Ohio, held at the Court HIuse
in Warren, March. 18Th. 1859. Hon.
John Hutchins was called 10 the Chair,
and L c. Jores appointed Secretary.
George f. Brown. Esq gave informa-
ton TO the meeting of The death at Lima
OHIO. of Asa B. Waldorf. Egg. a former
resident and member of the Bar of this
CouDty--when on motion the Chair ap
pointed Messrs Asper. RaIliff and Full
Ter. a Committee TO present resolutions
expressive of the feelings Of the members
of the Bar on this occasion.
The Committee reported The following
which were adopted, and the meeting
adjourned,
Whereas. we have heard with un-
feigned sorrow and regret of the death
Of Asa B Waldorf, E>q in Allen County
in this Safe on the 21sr OF Feb. 1859 and
whereas the said Asa B. Waldorf was a
former resident and member of the Bar of
this County, therefore Resolved. That
in the death of Asa B. Waldorf the Bar
Of Ohio have lost an able and efficient
member, who although young, bid fair to
become one of its brightest ornaments,
both as Counsellor and Advocate, The
community in which he liv ID an energet-
ic, liberal, e~nterprising citizen. society an
honest and exemplary man, his family
a loving husband and indulgent parent,
his father a son who if spared, would
have bean a stay and support in his de-
clining years.
Resolrsd That in all the relations of
lie. whether as a son, a husband, father
cirizen, lawyer, he was ever faithful and
true to every duty, and we the members
ofthe Bar of TrumbuIl County wnoknew
him on his first entrance into the profess
sion. cheerfully accord this small tribute
of respect TO his memory.
Resolved. That the President of this
meeting be requested to present these
Resolutions 10 The Cou of Common
Pleas now in session. and request that
they be entered upon the Journal of the
Court. B a a-i ..- Hsf ."5
RESOLVED. That a copy of these resolu-
tions, with the full proceedings of this
meeting. be signed by the officers, and
forwarded to David Waldorf. E.q., of
Brookfeld and a like copy be sent to the
family of Mr.. Waldorf, in Lima, Allen
CO.. o. 1-7 .l e
Resokrea, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the papers of this
County and the papers Of Allen County.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Chairman.
l.. C. JONES. Sec. ID.
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WILLIAM CARTS s,
CARD TO LADIES.

VI. PEReIE's "HAcnsH' PILLs--The Importers of
this reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints
would respectfully call The attention of American la
dies to 1t, asinfaIltable in removing distractions and
irregularities of the mrnses, promptly restoring IA en-
in all cases The suppression 50 common. is speedily
relieved. and there Wili be no rseHrrszes Of the comp
laintif this r, medy is used acc riding TO directions.
which accompany each box and package. Irs M
SfECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies sScEISrE. or sHspsetiHg thsmssIrss 80, are
cautioned against asiRg them. as miscarriage nsEfd
easzs. Ladies dssiriag an Increase of family should
fOreg0 their use entirely as a fen pills each month
D0Hfd be sure to PrersHt prsFHeRey.
ProPrietors. importers, or AGENTS car be in ne wise
responsible after thi. adnonition Although certain
N eteet.they are so mild as neTerto produce injury
20 the health
-. MAIL PACKAGES.
Having the appearance Of an ordinary letter. price
sl.OO) are sold only by our general agents who will
send them by ma l. post paid. on receipt Of price
Boxes 3 l.s5; Half Boxes IS cents. MessrS. BAL
DEN & Co.. Cleveland. o., are our general AGENTS
All orders vilfhe promptly filled by them. NJ
Sold by WOODS & PEW. Wholesale Agents. and Z
A SMITH & CO.. Warren. and nv Druggists gene
rally. lJune 80, '5S-ly.l
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The Trial of the ThirtY-seyen

CITIZENS of Loiain. indued tor rescu
ing and iding in the rescue of the al
lodged sl,ve John Price, has, at the
urgent request of the Prosecuting At
torney. been put over 10 April 5th. The
adjournment has cost the defence con
siderable inconvenience, and is much
regretted bv them. To say nothing oil
other considerations. they do not relish
the suspense 10 which the delay subjects
them II they are 10 be punished, they
wish to know il, and to De through with
what is before them. Meantime they
are protecting the plan OF their defence.
Expert lawvers 1--WE them cheerful aid
and it will be singular il lhey do not go
into Court with then eases well made.
The ju y which is TO Try the first case
is already struck. and is geographically
and, so far a. we can learn, politically 6
singularity. Gathered from the North
ern half of Ohio it exhibits out of the
sixteen names on the panel. on!y one
from tie Res-rve T,ken from a district
the prpula ion of which numbers tens
Of thousands of anti slavery men. and
which is by an overwhelming majority
Republican in politics it has SO far rs We
have asceriained. neither an A5olt. onist
mr. Republican on is list. We will not
yet say that justice is to be Knocked on
the trial. We will say, however, that
the present appearance is that such will
be The fact.
We have not before informed our
readers that the Grand Jury of L rain
County has indicted the profrsspd own
er's attorney, Jennings, AID The Off :islS.
Lowe. Davis and Marshall who arrested
Price, Tor kidnapping. The bill o. in
dicsment vas found by the unanimous
vote of a jury, Two members of which
were Democrats. The penalty for the
offence charged. is Imprisonment in the
penitentiary for not less than three
years. lawyers of high standing, TO
whum the case has been submitted, say
that The testimony is ample for the on
%vicIion of the indie ed.
W. think it probable that. before these
penal and State prosecutions are ended,
will be definitely ascertained whether
Ohio is free State or not O6erkin EUdn.
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CHERIFF S SALE.
~ A. C Mcconnell
In Trumbzll Common

Aaron Lane and wife. } Tcause
By virtue Of an order OF sale in the above entiLEd
issued on Of the corrt of Common Pleas, Of Ttun
hull count Ohio and 10 me directed and del versi.
I have levied on end shal: expose 10 public SALE. At
the d cor of tie Court House, il Waren, in sail Co
on Sa turday the s3I day OF April 1859, between the
day the following described Real Es:ate. to Wit
Part Of lot uum'er ten. in Braeeville tow nship-Trum
bull County. State Of Ohio, bounded rs follows be
ginning at a. stake in the center OF the state road. on
the west line Of Nath MEL Lane lands. thence north
ten degrees; Ell ST one chain sixty two links. thence
north thirty ore degrees. east twenty two chains hhy
one links To a post. 4 ace north ff,y Eve and one
fourth degrees; west twelve chains and eighty two
Inks to 4 post thence south thirty one d. grees west
twenty fur ch Ans forty LINKS - = sttSt in the cen
ter OF the road aforesaid; thence south -txty degrees.
esst along said state road twelve CHAINS. twelve
chains eighty five links to the place Of beginning
and contain. thirty an one half acres, more or less,
appraised at S57 90 per acre. Terms CssH. on day Of
sale. Az YNANt Sheriff
sh-rid's ofice. Warren, Msrrh p 50 5w
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Board of Public Works.

la these days when Candidates are be-
ing named for the various offices upon
the ST ale ticket, the important one, OF
member of the Beard of Public Works
sh nuld moi be overlooked. The pc, pie
Of Ohio have too much invested in Canals
10 vii ingly submit then to the care OF
dishonest or incompetent managers.
Upon the question as 10 who should be
The nominee of the Republican party at
the next election for this re possible and
important Office, but little has yet been
said. In considering the matter my eyes
have been directed TO HARLOW CHAPLIN
ESQ OF Washington county, He is IA
practical man and would discharg. the
duties Of the office faithful Y and ably.
For many years he was engineer Of.
the OHIO Canal, and discharged. every
duty inIrusted 10 him nth entire salisfac-
ion. In 1897 he retired from public
service, and mas had no connection with
the management of the canals since that
period. | would gladly see him nomina
ted by she convention in June, feeling
assnred that no better man can be put
uprn the ticket. TRUMBULL.
Judging BY the reputation OF Mr.. Cha
pin, We think he void make an exc, LEM
officer, and we cheerfully endorse III,
recommendation Of our correspondent
Trumbull.- EDS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23

A celebrated Btrrister, retired fr1m
r .ct'ce, was one day asked his sincere
opinion of the law, when he replied as
f~ollnws:
"'Why The fact is, If anv man were TO
claim the coat or NV back, and :hrea,. u
refusal with a law SUR, he should
certainly have II, less in defending my
coat, ! should io1se NV waisc1It also"
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Marriages.

In Warren on the 18th instant. by
Jedediah Fitch, Esq, Mr.. REES REEFS. and
Miss. ANN THOMAS. both of Girard.
By Rev. j. Tribby. at the Eagle House. War,
rem, O., on the 10th inst. JAMES A. STONE,
of Conneautville, Pa, and Miss JULIA NJ,
LEFT, of Vienna. Ohio.
By E. D. King. Esq, Mr.. ALBERT STRU.
BILE. of Brookield. and Miss. RUTH BACON,
of Vienna.
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No Extra Session of Congress.
PHILADELPHIA. March e

The New York HrI4ld's Washington
correspondent says the question OF an
extra session Of Congress is at last deci-
ded. The President has authorized a
Geographic dispatch to Senator Gwin,
who sails for California to morrow, that
there will be no extra session.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23

The ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
RAIL RoAD.-rhp State Journgl OF the
10 h, sIss that among the bills passed
tat dav, by tn, Senate, was one.
To amend the act TO incorporate the
Franklin and Warren Railroad. The
bill allows the company TO increase lis
stock and change the line Of the road.
If this bill passes the bwer House we
suppose it will relieve The Company
from the necessity of making Warren
a point, and iheline of the road will
probably he located some two or ihree
miles north Of this place.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23

school district shall elect their W su.
pervisor, BY an election in each district,
passed the House a few days since; it was
a House bill and requires the sanction Of
The Senate before it becomes a law.
Yours. T
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4tn embellishments.
important TO Purchasers!
MONEY RISK & TROUBLE SAVED.

V'HE Sub~crih-r b-ing p~.rmanentlv
L located in New York. will in future devote him
self purchasing on commission for parties remote
from ths citv,-Piano-F ortes. Organs. Melodeons.
Guitars. viOIius. Sheet Music. Music Books. and all
articles OF musical merchandise He has been in
dncsd - adopt this course from the frequent solicit
atoms ne has received to select and purchase iBStru
ments OF various kinds, and he flIters himself thai
III practical knowledge Of the business and lonr ex
perisnce will enable him not only to select instru
ments OF the very test quality. hu also TO procure
chem for his patrons at a great reduction from the
usual retail prices Charging them only a small per
cent commission on the lowest wholesale prices-
The fact that he il not interested in any one partic
ular manufacture will give him the advantage Of Sc
iecting wherever he can obtain the hest quality and
the most favorabls rates. When however thoss order
ing, exIre55 n preference. he will he governed there
~. To those writing to secure bargains in second
hand Pianos. he would say that opportunities present
themselves 10 him almost daily Cor procuring exrei
lent instruments. almost or quite as good as NV
frequently atone half the Grst COST prices for such.
hanging from sou. 10 Sa50. Perfect Satisfaction
guaranteed N every case: the makers warrsntee
given in addition when desired.
AL orders and letters of inquiry must ne addressed
to the subscriber at No. ITO Blocker st Nv York
March %. 50. ST. P0AER)Y4n s
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THE DAHLGREN GUNS The English
crack guns will carry a thirty two pound
shot five miles. One of the Dahlsren
guns was uied not long since at Norfolk,
and made TO carry a shot Of The same SIZE
orer sig miles. The FIRE from some Of
these guns Is so precise that at upwards
of a mile they can hin the figure the snze
of a man nineteen times out of twenty -
Richmond D,spatch
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23

GopET's LAprs BOOK. for April. has
come to hand, fllsd. as usual. with all
kinds of patterns for the season, snd mat
ter of a popular kind. well calculated to
make it eagerly sought for. by the Ia
dies, north after month.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23

Mr.. Sherman Croswell, formerly of
the Albany Arsus. died at New Haven.
March 8. at the age of 56- He was a
native of Hudson. N. Y. graduated at
Yale in feee-N. T., Times.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23

A married woman in Memphis. Tenn.
has sued an old admirer for damages to
the amount of $40. 600 for breach of
promise. Her present husband JOINS in
the prosecution with a hearty revenge
full spirit.
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The R V. Daniel Waldo. late CbapIai

The R v. Daniel Waldo. late Chaplain
10 Congress. says:
i am now an old man. Do you want
to know how to grow old slowly and
happily? Let me tell you. Always
cal slowly-masticste we'll. Go to your
food, your occupation. your rest. smiling.
Keep a good nature and a soft temper
everywhere. Never give way to anger.
Cultivate a good memory, and to do this
you must always be communicative. re
peat what you have read; talk about it.
DR.. Johnson's great memory was owing
TO his &C manufacturers.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Thomas Martin & al.
vs. In Portage Com Pleas
N. B. Stone, Ad'Hr &c-)
By virtue Of a Ven6 itioni Exponas, in the shove
entitled cause. issued out OF the Court of Common
Pleas Of Portage County Ohio, and 20 ne directed and
delivered. / shall expose to public sale, at the rest
Of the Plaintiff. Thomas Martin. near the town called
Willow Dale. which is in the Township Of Warren.
County Of Trumbull and State OF Ohio. on
Tuesday, the 5th day of April, 1893, j..
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and r h,oi
said day. TIE following described parsonai property.
10 wit: one pair three year old steers TEEss-Ca'n
on day Of sale.
sheriG's OGc.. Warren, March %, 1853 -2s
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The United States Senate has done
an 'Iher good work for the %uncOnscion
able land Spectators who are absorb
ing the public domain 1t has ratified
the treaty with the Oregon and Wash
ington Indians, which authorizes the
President TO aPportion the lands among
the heads of The families, who have
discretionary power TO sell them. Who
dare say that those poor ignorant red
men will not become easy victims 10 q +
DISHONEST sch mes of the land sharks?
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JAMES MACKEY,
SPECIAL EX
FARMING LANDS FOR SAFE IN

1ROMBULL COUNTY. o.
The whole or i part Of s0O acres. we'll known as.
pat OF the .Siit Spring Tract" aud situated only
4 miles from Warren.
Wthe above, IS acres is timber. the balance is clear
ed and we'll adapted for either agricultural or grazing
purposes
There Is a strong spring OF wafer upon this land ;
also. a good sand bank upon the river side, and which
is easy of access by boats
For particulars relating TO title. description. ard
terms upon ~hieh Il wiI be sold, apply 70 Hon. JOSH
HrrcHISs. Warren, FrumbalTC County o.
-r fr'r- r. b. TOWNSEND.
Warren. March Is. '5q-3. pitshnrgh p,
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Shocking Depravity and Child Murder

Mrs FuckIe, a snoemak-r's vile liv-
ing on Monroe street, West Side, with
her husband and a sick sister, came hoHe
Wednesday morning from a call to the
preacher, On behalf of her sister. While
~conversing before the house with a neigh.
Dor, both of Them heard a kind Of sup
pressed cry from The hog pen. MOI
daring 10 inquire into the cause OF these
CRIES themselves, the women called on
Mr. Frickle, who came out, took from
the pen a child, naked, and Immediately
threw it into the privy, covering il up
with hay, straw and dirt. That as un
doubiedly intended as the end of the pro
cerdiugs, but a neighboring woman had
witnessed everything. and in the evening
FrickIe himself replied To repeated ques-
lion that he found a child in the hog pen,
"a liule alive" but that i, was monkey
faced, and moi fit 10 live, so he threw it
into the privy. The story, howeve-,
soon spread, The privy was searched, and
the child found, dead. Thereupon
Frickle confessed 10 a lot of his neigh
bors, that he killed the child, his own
offspring by his sisler-in-law. He was
arrested and put in Jail 10 await further
rrocredings.- C2epeiond Herald.
One right of last week a married lady
Of Detroit. who had long suspected that
her husband was 9 regular attendant of
a certain gambling room. and was there
spending the money which she and her
children were in passing need Of. visited
the room. Seated at a rough table she
deserted her husband in Company with
three companions in iniquity. who were
struck dumb with establishment at the
apparition. Taking advantage of their
~trepidation. she seized Two or three piles
Of bank notes lying upon the table. which
she hastily examined, as if determining
the probable amount of the "pile," and
deliberately made her exit without say
ing a word.
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KIN CONNECTIONS.
tCIeveIanc with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. Co
.uno.s& Clnclnnati. Cleveland & Erie. and cI.ve--
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
tsoton.Witn Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &e. T
: Mantua with Hacks for RaTenna.
: Braeevtiie with Hacks for Newton Fails. &c
=" Warren with Hacks to sharon, GreenviIl. Mad
Vile. Bloomfield. Garfield. &c
-" Youngstown. with Stages TO New Castle. Lower.
& G. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. 10 1859. cHAs. L. .supt.d
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EGAI III

/. EGAL NOTICE
Stephen Higbes, PIG In the PROBATE
stephen H,sb.e. Def rru@Snii Co.
The DEPENDENT Stephen HiSbes will take n1ies
that Edward D. King as guardian as above has fled
his petition in the PROBATE Court Of TrumhrH Conn
". ohio. praying for the sale Of a certain piece OF
land described in said petition. lying ir Brookisd
county and state Aforesaid. containing three acres OF
land belonging TO said defendant for the purpose to
pay the dsbts. and for the support Of said Stephen IIig
bee. Said petition viii he tor hearing b, fore said
Probate Court on the 18th day Of April, 1859. al 10
O'Clock A NJ. Of said day
o. Il. H%UTCHINs. Atty for Petition,
Warren. March 23d. 1859 3w
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NORTM

"A . a ID E M Y i.
INHE Summer Term Of This ln>tirniiop
4 will commence on wednesday. April Oh. and
continue eleven weeks.
10 TERMS OF TUITION. 81. s.t
Common English Branches $500 per term
Higher Branches, $500
Payable before the middle of the term. Those at
tending less than half a term will be charged for a
hal term. more than half q term. for a tub tenn
The pleasantness of the place. ami the cheapne,s
for which good board can be OhfaiL ed: rent rs 10 q
desira Ie place for those wishing to attend the
school fro n abroad. e rt
WIN HENRY PIERCE, A.B Principal.
March 81. 1859 3gf . f
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Astonishing Cure of Inflammation of the
BJwles, of fifteen years standing.

Philadelphia, March 10th, l-5--
DR- O.. " JAf rsos: Dear Sir .-Restoredt 10 health.
as I have been. under God. ny the use Of your invalu
able 'Hoonand's German Bitttrs,' { feel that l owe
you = public acknowledgement
About the year lS36. Will. residing in the city Of
Baltimore. I was attacked with IL Elimination OF the
Bowels For some time I paid but little attention 10
t.. supposiDg Il would Don pass o. Hut the disease
grew worse. and / became seriously ALARMED al it,
siogress- l now had recourse to meiicaI advice, but
without any marked effect. I rapidly lost flesh. and
became emaeiated to such a degree as 10 attract the
attention of all with whom I came in contact | can
not attempt to describe the feeling Of utter helpless
ness that almost p~araiyzed my efforts for fifteen years
At length. weAried If life. buf skill willing. for the sake
Of my family. to make another effort. 1 yielded to the
alvicH Of my friends. and. as an experiment bought a
bottle Of your Bitters. To nv ~deiighted surprise,
ielt a change for the bette-, before hal taken half the
bottle l continued its use. and purchased = second
bottle. which Affected a PERFECT CURE. Five years
have passed. away. and I have experienced no recu.-
renee OF she disease lam now n resident of this city,
and am willing to give to all SINH arIy afflicted a state
ment of my case Very truly yours.
WILLIAM CARRIES,
3ie Thompson ST.
Ask for Hsefand's German B,tisrs Take nothing
else. and see that the signature OF @ NJ. Jackson is %
the wrapper of each hottie. They can be had OF drug
gists and stOrekeepers in every town and village in the
UnIted States canadas. West Indies. and South Amer
lea. at IS cts per bottle. Principal 0hce. +lS Arch
STREET, Philadelphia. Pa. March l6-2w
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The FUGITIvE SLAVE LAW Pr NnUNCED
CONSTITUTE NAL The Suprrm- COur
AT Washington, 10 lh- case OF The Unned
Star-s W SneIm tn B ,oth. tn Supr-m
Court VS.. Error TO Sdpre ne Court at
Wisconsin. held the whole conduct ct
th- Cputt below 10 be tUia'ly illegal aud
virtually revolutionary; thai the Marshal
had a right. and 1t Was his duty 10 resist
by force any such Interference a thatin
the case OF Booth. on the part of the
State powers; and hat tn" FusUiv-
Save act was clearly Constitutional
The Grnrral Government had best ap-
point the mn>t courageous Marshal u
has IN It's Imploy meDI To Gerry our tn.
d-ci ion. as the Wisconsin people have
their own notions as 10 what l. right or
wrong under the Odious Fugitive Slave
law.
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OATS FOR SEED. F. B LEWIS
~ has 900 bushels OF purs black oats, for sale,
at his farm in BaIet:a. Gail soon
Warrec. March %, 1859.
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REUBEN H~IrcHc,cK.
AARON WILcox.
CHARLES A AVERY,
Execu i've Committee.
The Government Finances

An EXTRA Session The Sandusky
Register says: The Post Office De
partmenti Is in a bad way II Is short
about six millions, and no Congress in
session TO relieve lis wants with an ap
preparation An II "a session is newt
able. bat when 10 hold i, Is what Irou
ble> tie President The Tribune cures
dent states the matter 10 this wise: A.
a late Cabinet meeting the President
said that If he had a Congress elect TO
convene. he would summna il 10 M ct in
ninety days The late day at which
The southern States hold their elections
and The fact hat som- of them cannot
hold special elections without the au
thority of their Legislature. embarrass
the Cabinet greatly. If The PusI Ofi:r
Department be not extricaIed from Its
financial difficulties he ore The thirteenth
day nf Jun-. the G vernm-nt will be
bankrupt Ii Congress Ia convened
previous TO that date. the R. public ans
must IntvItably nrsAnIz- Winch
horn vi the ma shall the adm nI>
'ratnn accept? A Washington dI,p~,ch
ot this morning says the X "a s->>Ipn
viii probably be called Tor August J..