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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

The exciting tiTs through which
the country has just passed, have CIV
en- the Republican papers an excuse
to howl for an increase of the stand
ing army. Our present army is quite
sufficient. Let each State see that il
has well organized militia force, and
when it has, it may rest satisfied in its
ability to quell any and every riot
that may occur in it. A well equipp-
ed militia company in each county of
Kentucky, would exert u wonderful
influence for good on lawless and des-
perate men.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

We would not have thought tina, the ed
itor Of the INTERIOR JOURNAL, Ia paper
we'll spoken Of by every body,) would al
low such slanderous report as that Of last
week, to appear against us in its columns.
The editor has known us for nearly two
year, and during that time he has not
been able to accuse us Of any thing mean
or Embellishments Alpha.
No, sir, we have never heard aught
against your good name, and we re.
gret very much that we allowed the
publication of the useless TRADE
against yourself We would have
done as you did in the first place, pub.
lished the article that gave the ofiense
had we been first satisfied Of its cor.
rectness.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

.
Boss0f as County Attorney and
Bbbsfff ne candidate for Repre-
sentative.
Bobbitt was elected TO the office II
County Attorney in August, 1874.
How has he conducted himself in Of
fcep
Chapter 50, Art. III, Sec. 8, page
52i, General Statutes says" II shall
be the duty of the County Attorney
to resist every application for di
vorce."
We charge this to be true:-On the
18th day of May, 1877, Bobbitt
brought suit in the Lincoln Common
Pleas Court for Rebecca Turner against
John Turner for divorce. On the
25th day of June, 1877, Bobbitt wrote
a notice for Rebecca Turner to John
Turner that she would take deposi.
tons before an Examiner on the I'd Of
July, 1877, On the 18th day Of Ju-
ly, 1877, Bobbitt caused the same Ex.
aminer 10 take other dispositions for
Rebecca Turner, and, as County At
torney waived notice Of the time Of
taking. To conceal his connection
with the suit, he wrote the name Of
Rob't Blain on the petition as attorney
for the plaintiff, but the writing Is in
Bobbitt's hand, and when the case was
submitted to Judge Breckinridge last
Common Pleas Court, he discovered
that Bobbitt was acting double part,
dismissed the suit, reprimanded Bob
bitt severely, and told him that on q
repetition of the offense he would dis
bar him.
Thus it appears that Bobbitt violat-
ed his oath Of office and the law, by
bringing suits for divorce; and when
he files them in the Clerks Office he
then prevents the party against whom
he brings the suit from having any
notice that he would take dispositions,
by assuming to act as County Attor-
ney, charged with the duty Of defend.
ing the suit, and waving notice Of the
time and place. We are informed by
a reliable gentleman that Rebecca
Turner will swear that she paid Bob
bitt 80 so for his service, and had
agreed to pay him S. so additional.
We further charge it to be true that
Bobbitt has pursued course similar
to this in divers instances in the Cir
cult Court since he has been County
Attorney If any gentleman will vote
for Bobbitt now, with this record of
his official conduct before the courts of
the county, let him do it with his eyes
open to the character of the man he
trusts.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

Stokes. the murderer Of Fisk, is
quite a lion at Cape May, where he
is spending the heated term. The Ia.
dies gather around him and when he
goes in the surf, they are so anxious
to get a near view of him that coca.
sionally some of their number narrow
ly escape drowning, being entirely
forgetful of all else but the sight of
the ex-convict. The world could do
well enough without such women and
it would be a god send for friendly
billow to take them beyond the hope
Of escape.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

r. NJ. Bishop, formerly Mayor OF
Cincinnati and now one of the Trus'
tees Of the Southern Railway, was
nominated by the Democratic Conven'
ton at Columbus, last week, as the
stan lard bearer of the party for Gov
ernor Of Ohio. Mr.. Bishop a ma
tive of this state, having been born in
Fleming county in 1912. His chances
for election are very promising.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

The Marshal OF Ashland. KY, at
tempted to arrest one VIM. Gossher,
on Saturday night last, but meeting
with stout resistance, fired ON him,
killing him instantly. A mob, the
friends of Goesher, formed to avenge
the death Of their companion but the
determined efforts of the citizens pre-
vented further trouble than the frin g
Of few harmless shots
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

had . o,.rco cor,oo, ,hosc ,nons,rops
evils Uo dedicated HE l;e 70 tho
ov,orro,;or 81 sn;,,oo, and ,ho c,o,l
u,n uo wo,id dovo,o all ,ho amor.
r;o. =, ri. comm. 40 ,bo destruction 81
a. r,.nlsr, 100 man 7, wou,d no
81 .n ;n.n;,;nc snoo,.o,o 10 zoo mi.
49,, III 81 n,;n1ol o.a s,ond.
-. ~ aae. % 49, H. n,;,h
ne he oloot hana;n. orolos.lv srom ri.
Loo shouldor n. 10, aono.;,oI a, HE
g., .na an w;,n momor.ndo and
..,;,, 81, ANN O. ,on;d water nnon
,ho d..r hosora him ,h., differing
ovo ,r.n.s,;na ,ho ,r.r,hI;rc croo,ure
wh;oh ,ho R;nb MAJ h.. nl.ced IN n o.
So. - ..J A., sorv ,on,,o
,huna.,;,a 90 ,ho og,;oh,od consc;.
snoo. 90 Il. s.llow members The inn.
mo..,r.,lo .,nor;or;,v Of ,.valler cat
ovor Col;eorr;. salmon. and of the
s.s.,ola. CO. .nooLIo1 ,r,n, II ia
-. .n.o,.o,. wh;oh wo wo,ld s.;, wit.
~ .nd n onr humhle w.v record
g.. ,o.,.,;,v IN, Tho f.,es have do.
cr.a5 o,herw;.e. The Rich Man of
Ti.oo,n oonn,v h.. .a;d that 4, NAV
49,. -. ~, r;ch not in fltbv
IT,. ,,, r;oh IN hores,v rich in
..umon ..r.. r;ch IN county nr;de
.;oh n IN. c.r.c;,v % ace with one
.,.,.. d., through a lou.v dema.
soou. That .ort Of Rich Man is not
eoes,.a n mi. county 70 anv marty
~ oolor and !. We are proud 70 be.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

Collector A. NJ. Swope denies that
he intends discharging the majority Of
officers now under him and filing their
places with negroes. He is only go.
ing to discharge lot OF men, whose
main duties are to draw their pay,
thereby saving the government some
5000 per month. Bully for Swope.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

The Louisville people defeated the
proposition last Saturday to subscribe
$50, 900 for the benefit Of the Rich
mond and Three Forks Railroad, by a
majority of 1889. II is evidently a
case of short sightedness and stingy-
ness ON the part of the Louisvillians.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

MICKEY, the noted Oldham county
murderer, after several Intellectual at
tempts to get a new hearing, wa:
placed in the Penitentiary last Mon.
day, for a term that expires only with
his life.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

Having purchased the above NH, % are nos
he I<-l naanasr As % shall Iaaks q speciality VI
CUSTOM WORK this sra-sa, vs rrspectnaly so-
neit Mod 10 make into CA..itasfcs. bl.nkets Lin-
-y, Jeans, fi.nnsls, hsils, s..ekias Yarns, Ae
which vs vil exchange iss Vol on favorable isras
Having put In two nsv ssts u tset french Barn,
Antes saiisiAetion. Highest prioc paid bf whsst
=. nATTfNGLI q son,
@I-ly Prop, ietsn.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

The Swede women's suit against
the Society of Shakers has been deci'
ded at the present session of the Mor-
Ger Common Pleas Court in favor Of
the defendants. 1t will be recollected
that the suit was for 100000 DANA
ges alleged to have been sustained by
the two women on account of false
prisonment.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

The STRIKE.-After ten days, du'
ring which the country was held in hor-
ror by the strikers and their followers,
they have been forced, at the point Of
the bayonet to disband, the ringlead.
ers lie in Jail, with the Penitentiary
yawning for them and the majority Of
the participants have lost their places.
This is nearly always the result Of
strikes, and necessarily should be so.
1t is the right of every man. when he
thinks his wages are not sufficient to
compensate him for services, to quiet
ly demand his money and quit his po-
sition, then he has the sympathy Of
all law abiding citizens. But when a
band Of men, without any pretext of
law to support them, form into mob
to prevent others from filling the
places they are unwilling to FIJI for the
wages offered and proceed to burn and
destroy the property of their employ
ers, they get out side of the pale Of
sympathy and should be dealt with in
the severest manner. The result of
their reign of terror may be summed
up as follows: Sixty or seventy-fve
men killed outright, 175 wounded,
some fifteen or twenty millions Of prop.
erty destroyed and the commerce and
money interests of the country great.
ly crippled. Nearly all the roads
have resumed their freight and pas.
ssnger trains and white-winged peace
again reigns supreme.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

GEN. w. ii. West was nominated
on Wednesday by the Ohio Republi-
cans for Governor. The Convention
endorses Hayes and putt remonstiIa.
tion plank In its platform.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

The new four per cent bonds hav-
ing been issued in exchange for gold
coin. Secretary Sherman decides that
they cannot BE- redeemed by any but
gold coin or liz full equivalent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

DoN'T say that "there is no use vot.
ing for Col. j. H. BRUCE, he'll be
elected anyway but compliment him
with the largest vote that was ever
polled in the district.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03
nARKETS.
LssisrHss

frosisl.as sls~.d AT g. st bacon shoe i.Ts ~ e
or clear Nh sid--, aud u. Or sl.ar side R,,il
meats we're held Al SIS r shsalders 80 s,r clear
ne .ids' - 6t clear sidr-. Hans At ID, aIIA.e
fas, h.eoa Ia. Mes. pork "a. aule, y, H.. NJ,
ss ass dy a. VI iosi Is ior red, aud o. aoe.I ~
bf am,rr and white, With very little doing Torn
s easier a. 90 sos mixed and ~, or ~hii. on ar
rival, and stdsisc from store Cats yer. ,,,Is, =,
Ntss.e on arrival and s7esasc froa stos. nv. Al
1885, flour sas steady ate. ss,7 20 boz s,ir.
we're held ., Ts7'se.-lLouls,iile Commercial al
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03
Masonic Institute
roR BOTH SEXES.
SOM EItsET. Ky.
Y. NJ. MOURNING, Prineip~l.

Z. NJ. MOURNING. Prineip~L
Mn. A. T. kUCkER. Music Teacher
Bssidss the regular Academic coarss there will he
thorough eourse VI instruction la Geriaan, PrAe-
teal survey ing and Civil fnginessinV By Mr.. AN
TON LEO JONAS, . Graiuais VI the University
q berlin, rus boarding la the bssi private fA'i-
lilies al ". 80 per weak. 2s0-inao
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

The Turks gained decisive victo.
~ at Plevna after two DAYS fighting.
Eight thousand Russians we're killed
and $4,000 wounded and captured.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

Last monih, there came 10 my farm, a small hay
hor-e, ahout u hands high, VI the Canadian breed
The Osns' get him by proving property and
paying all charges, Including the cost ~ TIL. no-
tios. LEWIS X. JONES,
2Js-if stanford. KY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

Thess are eloss retail prices for cash OF produce
Ths usual concessions are made 10 parkinson In
whalsesle Quantities.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

s~se~rS~s aud Hard'~are..- Retail.
oossh'rsD wEkkLr ny CAMPBELL a aILLsR.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03
HOTELS

Plenty 81 good hailed Hay, and Corn. always on
hand. Good water running through Stuck lot
Droyers stopping AZ this stand avoid the risk 81 ex
passing their stock by swimming the river rrc,iou
10 going into the lot for the night He Is we'll pre-
pared 20 entertain his old customers and the travel
ing public generally, and invites isera portion Of
their patronage In his line, Dee. 70, '15-ies-tf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

Rad his Pedigree: Young OIiori va. sired by
Perfection grand sire, Pryor the property Of Jas.
Hankison. Oxiord's dam was the old job Pugh
sos, grand dam isdy Pugh; z. grand dam the Old
HArkridsT -oS. OGfrd's dam vas bred by J. n.
Pugh nov the property II Joe, Mlrton. and called
Lady Pugh sired ~ Zsl-sies Broun's hag. he b .
the Kyle, and he ~ pig u Old .wesT-akez, he ~
Old jim, the pfOIefiy II JO-sph Norton, dam lady
Erwin, slrel BY the Iiarkrdrr llfg Lady raghs
dam vas sired ~ pig ~ GA Ban. grand dam
Young Bs-s, grand dam II Young l-ss " the ~
Louis hog, her dan The Oh job lush -, her dam
Lady fugh, aud her dana The Oh lllrkfiief ~.
We have also another isaT,
JI M CROW,
Whose Pedigree Is equal 10 the aboye aud are there
fore able 10 furnish pair Of pigs mo Kin. We .snd
out none but thorough-brds-a iart that our IA
irons can fully rely on.
@. C. & W. F. ABRAHAMS,
Crab Orchard, Ky
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-03

A Fres Bnss will convey Visitors 10 and mum III
!. 9. TEvIs. Manager
27a-an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
WHITE STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL
CELTIC ...................... ...... Mnrth 10 VI
GERM ANlC. .............. March ~ e u A. NJ
ADRlAIlC .............. March - 80 A VI
From White star Dock Pier -, North river
Cabins all amiiSiips Saloon. s-l AMI Sipl gold Re
turn tickets on favorable terms Stccrugc SIS
J. COKIl>. Agent. 81 Broadway. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
INVESTIGATING 4 SECRETARY.
What the Rev. Mr.. Conway has Known OF
the Rev. SIR. Robertson Since 1884.

The c-tigation into the management Of
HI Juvenile Guardian Society 10y its secretary.
the Rev. Mr.. Robertson whose accounts are
said to show a def 'icncy Of 800. 600. was con-
hnued yesterday hy the State Charity Commits
Bioners. The Rev. Thomas W. Conway. pastor
Of church in New Jersey WIS called and he
bold what he kncwabout Mr.. Robertson. IL 1854.
when he WAS sixteen. he said he was told
that Mr.. Robertson wanted n boy to assist him
In his benevolent projects. He applied for the
situation and Robertson sent him to
collect funds for mission school which
Robertson said WIS in Mechanics Hall on
Chambers street. Mr.. Conway said that he
went to Mechanics Hall. but found no school,
and when h" told Robertson Of his failure. and
also that persons who had subscribed 20 the
school had tried f. ilnd II. but had fniled. Rob
ertson answered that the ,novi had been re-
moved 10 the has-'mrnt ol tn" dispensnry build
Ing at White and ,rnir" streets. sunday
school was KIT IN operation there Ter year
have covered IL cNI'n~r- during that time.
For what he allied til" pretended Mechanics
49, With he :ryc ' To My Robifdn g Durgs
the wear the disurnsary school WIS in rystrnrc
he collected il.OW. which WIS not spent on thr
tchool. The = \ teachers 81 The school. ofwhich
Mr. Conway WIS ono. asked Robertson To- give
IN account 81 th1 inun,y ihni i" bad received in
aid Of the mission. E.~r-"n refused to give
Aith he adNir" ot VIA. Libby, Albert Wood
Eni aud Mr.. fardi' Of the sunday School
Union. Mr. Conway saul that .ic went before tho
Grand jury and rad R1h, ri-on iuiirt"d on a
rhargs 90 O.. tam az money amber ialso pre-
tnncg-. The IrY. ceilings y Drr iIa-lr Through
u technicalitv. it l,'ln- hold thd, hob 'rtsun ;
cr.mo Was rnl"'I meut m"rry ~ thu school
did exist l,oher.sgn ili.n -urt Nh Conway for
ISLANDER, lui when Mr.. Conway was preparing
10 prove what had been alleged Bob, r1-on with
drew the suit.
Prior To- 1854 according To data furnished TO
hr. Conway ty Robertson. the latter had coli
lectod money for similar obl"ctS dating back 10
1874 Mr.. Conway ~ rcd these data as eyl-
Itlf fiftff = o. . iaf I'M q
Nlllnm Moiipy an a. 'ountunt in the service
OF Mr.. David DGdlry Firil. who had kept the
books OF t.e Jut uilr Guardian Society from
1869 30 Arril. 1876. WIS cHilrd tat he prof s-r'l
to be uuanlC 60 rs tily without lis books Will
were in Robertson pos --lun. ana na Hot, IT.
son did not appear wi,A his books, the cAamlna-
ton was adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
HUDSON MITIGATION IN 1877.
the River LIKELY to be Open within . Few
Days-stenmers that are Rcady.

The Hudson Ia clear OF Ice TO Poughkeep-
Gle, and ie reported to be clearing as far az
Rondout. Above that the Ice 10 rotten, and
few n-<s1 days Of warm weather will undoubt-
eddy open navigation. The middle OF March Is
considered early 70. trip by water 10 Albany.
and the middle u. April late. March 10 has
been the earliest N fifteen years. and April Is
the latest. As rule tho river for sovcnty-lvc
miles up never closes in tho same season after
once opening.
Tho steamers and barges doing passenger
and frcghting business in the Hudson cluster
mainly at the wharves from "a to 40. Tho
owners are painting. rcfurnishing and repair
ing. Last year tho froightng business on the
through lines was poor butthe passenger tranlc
was unusually good. This year an increased
freight traffic il anticipated. Arendy on
wharVes from which steamers are sOon To stnrt
ere piles Of freight. At "a the ~ II. and N. Y.
Steamboat Company have been running the
Alexis two weeks. but she has been nauled on
once or twice On account Of the Ice; Inc route
j. ~ Yonkors, MACK. Rockland Lake and
Havcrs,raw. Tho Chrysienoh and Adnlphi will
Peokskill and sing sing, The propeller larry
town started yesterday, for, Tarrytown
rum. her pace rpi t hS' Ie SSaS w sm
SGr%S5h y hss TS sS h RSmsP f e sss s snS
bargcs will make their first trip tonight to
Eewburgh. These craft are towed 70 TINT point
~ tho poushkecrsio propeller. Tho John ri l.;
knsonia for Barrytown and Saugeites. and tho
Harder, for Hhincheck, Catskill. and Maiden.
will make their first trips in the latter part Of
March. At Wharf 80 the Albany and Troy day
limo will probably not start the Chimney Nib-
bard and Daniel brow before the middle 81 May.
The Armenia viii be put on to run from Brook.
lyn. From N" same wharf the Mary Powell
will run daily 90 hondout in the afternoon, start
ing from ROndout In the morning. From Wharf
Al the Drew 81 John, and Dean Richmond will
run to Albany ilrst trip vii pr3baby be
and 81. John will be tho regular bouts. and
the Richmond will take the place Of
the ST. John after October. From Wharf
A. tho L. &. Schultz made Il trip on Monday To
Highland Falls. Cold Spring. and NewDurgh.
and started on her second trip Yesterday. After
April she will run To- poughk"cI sic, and in OPP
position To- the Boardman between Haverstraw
and Newhurgh. The Fort Loo boat has boon
running regularly all winter The New Cham
pion and Walter llr,it will go On the Catsk \
line. The J. W. Baldwin nnd Thomas Cornell
are being made ready for their route to Kings:
ton and Rondout At Wharf 40 the Citizens
Steamboat Company will start a boat To- Albany
and Troy Oh tho same night TINT tho People :
limo do probably about March 90 now
steamer. 10 ho called Saratoga Will run in con-
pection with the city of Troy. and the Thomas
Powell will be kept rs an extra The propellcrs
Redncld and VI Manus, which ran from Wharf
81 last year. Will this season probably start from
the foot of Franklin street. The route il To-
Hudson and Coxsackie. carrying freight and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01

ROME, Italy, Feb, "A friend who has just
come from Turin has been giving me aglowng
description q kossnth's reception II the Hun
garian Deputies. He shys the effect was oyer
splendd speech. Al the close he turned sud
honly and remained silent for an Instant. gH-
Ing on the nag Of Hungary, and trembling with
voice: you ask me he cried, TO return To
my country Yes, shall return But only on
and plant it ut Pesh, whom 1t is truly free and
lndepcndent. | canned be false to my pastl
And grieye TO say 10 you that can never see
peliyerance- its total Independence. That day
bwlll 60 and viii be proud TO represent you in
Ioul." The Deputies cried. shrioked. and sob.
bed aloud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
Sutton Bottles.

"JIAHD TIM Es."-RlrHARD WALTERS snNS
IL Aucton,ers - last Broadway, al tnge cash =
furniture, pianos, liquors, merchandise. Goods stored "
sold. Established 70 wears
Nj NlSsBtVM, Auctioneer 2N H'Nrr>, ~lu
WI tins day 10 O'Clock, n'i ntn aN uraf 'i = l.A
hNtu.e- tools &c ol hrstciass plumbus AND sa' ullA
establishment IA lots
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
THE SUN.
NEW YORK

49, -
The dieren editions Of THE sun during the year 1871
will the during the year that mas Just passed
The daily edition will week days no sheet OF oii
pages aud sundays sheet Of eight pages Of % ofoAi
columns while the weekly edition vii De- sheet OF 'sW
pages Of the dimension, and character 'ha' "'
already familiar to our friends
THE sun will continue "a Poe the s'rt nn 1hs AnNora" :"
reform and renchment amt Of te substitution sI'""
manship wisdom. and integrity or holo" pre~ho', ID"
becity and fraud IN the aimnlstauOn Of puhh' 'n',
Itwil conte nd Tor the government u tbs people h' ~
people and for the people, opposed TO so''fn"'" "
frauds in the baothox and m ie counting Of woes su
forced nv military violence II viii eulrhsor 70 snNy
with the most careful complete. nnd unsl"oiVFA a. a,
o. current e'enr, and VIII employ Tor ~, ,nl -t
Respondents Its report, from Washington tI' ,'n u.
viii he iull accurate, and fearless ana " W, ma
continue N deserve and en- ON the haNeu o. W." a
thrive by plunderns the Treasury Or " ,o, 20
the law does not give them. winnie u w rni,'
merit the confidence OF ue puhHc y ID
OF the people against tho eneIoachmehs VI uhl-'@
The nrcs of the daily SUN will be 81 cents mo9u ~
$3.50 year post paid, or "i'h We SUNDAY '1'-~
The SUNDAY edition alone, eight pages 81 ''"'
The WEEKLY SIN eight pages Of "a broad .olpmas
viii be FINISHED during 1871 at the rate vi u H)'"'
Ths benz At m mi. large reduction rom the prenoI
rate for the WEEKLY can he enoved by individual ~ ~
nhcrs without the necessity oi makins up cups nns
our circulation oh all he grateful to uem snl '
such person who ~ nds Us TIN or more subr ues Nm
place Will be emitted TO one copy Of ue papee oaI
sell without charge At one dollar year posA 81
eonsidefns the slIs Of NE sheet and the quality r
WEEKLY sun the cheapest no spapsr Pabl'Sea ID WV
world and We trust slso one " tho very pest ~
Address tue Sun. New York oiv' -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
a Steamboat sunk,

The tow boat Corinne Capt Pitt bound from
horiolk to TINS city struck sunken wreck six miles
southwest OF Hereford hsht j. early yesterday morn
ng, and sank almost Instantly She was chartered bv
nc New YORK Slowing Company. and used for press
Pg and htowing cottor by new hydraulic system She
Asionged 70 her cgpA2 and valued AZ about 10000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-01
Steamboats, ano SailroaSs.
DEANS RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
ASD UNITED STATES MAIL HOtf1

GRE At TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ferries AS follows
Express for HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman palace cars attached, $50 A NJ, AMI
Is - VI daily -, -.
For Wilamsnort Lock Haven, Cory, and Eric at N
T. NJ connecting at Tory Tor riim.Nc. Petroleum Con
TIRE. and the OIL regions Tor Nllamsport and Lock
Haven, ~ A NJ
For Baltimore, Washington, and the south. Limited
Washington Express OF Pullman parlor cars daily.
cent sunday, . 81 arrive at Washington at ID
l.. VI. Regular ~ . ~ A. NJ, l. U, aud r NJ sunday,
Sand ".
Express ior philadelphia. 80, 81 20 y 70 limited,
10 81 A VI J. \, ,, y 7, = ~ hnd T. VI, ana y mght
sunday, ~ 4 VI 2, y, J, > 30 and y L. NJ EmsIant
and second class, = NJ