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1t appears tina: out of eight Judges of which
the Court of Appeals is composed, lye have
undertaken, against the opinions of the other
three, to pronounce the act of the last Lsgisla-
ture for the suppression of Intemperance, Pau
perism and Crime, unconstitutional and void
principally it would seem on the ground ofsome
alleged conflict between that act and the clause
in the Constitution which provides that proper
ty shall not be forfeited without due process Of
law. .i.-~ a'.. O.. 81.
1t is not to be expected that radical change
in a matter of trade and money"making, how
ever beneficial il may be to the public, can be
brought about without encountering long Sc
ries of vexatious obstacles. Such obstacles are
only to be surmounted by determined spirit,
and by infinite patience and perseverance,
Rome was not built in day; neither ought any
one to hope that an effectual and operative sys-
TEN of legislation for the suppression of liquor
shops can be perfected ana brought into work.
ing order. except as the result of long strug-
gle. 1t can, indeed. only be done by gradually
closing the loopholes which legal ingenuity, de-
PRAYED appetite, and the lust of gain, will, from
time TO time, open for the escape of offenders.
The Judicial department of our system is chief
ly. we might almost say solely, useful asa mere
drag on what might otherwise possibly be tho
too progress of change. We are not at this
moment able TO call to mind a single improve
ment in our social and political institutions from
the earliest times, which has not encountered
the most bitter and persistent opposition ofthat
department; and Of course the new laws for
the suppression Of paupersm, Intemperance
and Crime, have no reason to expect at the
hands Of the courts of law any better fate.
| OF tho recent opinions aud decisions of the
Court OF Appeals we shall be better prepared
10 speak utter seeing all those documents at
length, aud a thorough examination of them.
Meanwhile, we have only to say, that in spite
OF courts, and Judges, and rumsellers, and quib-
bling politicians on or off the bench, public opin.
ion is omnpotent, and will in the end curry the
day. lf the majority ofthe people Of the State
hold to the opinion that rumsellng Is u nuts
auce. in spite of the bubbles aud the fetches Of
the Bar aud of the Bench, means will be found
to shut them up. In this State the people
choose the Judges. Not only do they possess
the power of remodeling the court; they pos
sess also the power Of remodelng the constitu
ton, aud of guarding its provisions intended
solely for the public good, by clauses too dis
tinct to be mista ken or explained away. agains
being perverted by legal ingenuity into bull
warks for those who live by the promotion o
crime.--N Y. Tribune.
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Communication.
Correspondence Of the Smyrna Times.
LEwEs, March 9th. 1876.

LEwEs, March 9th. 1856.
Mr.. Editor Having a few leisure moments
again take up the pen to drop you few lines
in regard to things transporting in our quiet
town. .ttrH..ei t
AS spring is about opening. our farming citi-
zens are busy in getting their implements ready
and some have commenced " turning the sod"
while others IRE waiting for /" Old Sol" to send
d wn his rays with more force, fearing because
of there being so much snow and ice at the
north, that we shall be visited with more cold
weather. The price of corn being down, and
guano being so mach higher than il was last
year, there is not that activity with them that
usually prevails at this season; but, nOtwith-
standing these impediments, the most of them
are disposed TO ''hOpe and take courage" We
wish them success, for the agricultural popula-
ton is indeed the strength of our country.
An unfortunate occurrence happened near
the Breakwater, few days ago. The partcu.
lars are as follows: A colored man belonging
the pilot boat " General Pike" being ashore in
/ the afternoon, got "rather tipsy." The same
evening, he returned to the boat, when, the
boom knocking him overheard, he was drowned
in consequence of his helplessness. So mucl
for ruml Whose head be his blood upon!
The wharf, house, &C., belonging to the lat'
Cape Henopen Steamboat company, was sol,
on Monday last for the sum of one hundre,
and eighty-seven dollars--Mr. Robert Yves
being the purchaser. by the way, some of tn,
stockholders of the said company are not in
= very amiable humor relative TO the terminus 0
|, / have been informed that the United State
Hotel, lately kept by Mr.. Burr is to be opene
by Mr.. Davis, Of New York, in short time
aGood Friday" was kept by the Episcops
lians here-Divine service being held in thei
! church in the morning. Easter Monday wa
. duly celebrated BY the Juveniles, in various egg
. crackings, and is considered day of rare i'm
portance with them.
: No more at present. =
Respectfully, yours. '4'''i' 7
u AfHaHH - sHHHNfftH nttt l.ft ti'ttf M Hnpvprx.
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Written for the Smyrna Times.
BIOGRAPHICAL EN1Gua

BIOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA
am composed of 81 letters:
My ], ls. 8, IL, is town in Tennessee.
2 IL, ii, ID, l, is town in Afgb,,;s,,n.
o. IL. ~ IL. is town in Soudan:
t. ., o. III, 49, 10, is a river in South Anne.
s. I,,'l5' 8, 20, 81, is a lake in MiDDs.o,,
Territory; '''0o'A
6, 5, Is, 10, is a gulf in Asia.
8, ii, 6, 5, 90, I5, is an isle in E,rooo
g. y, ., 4, is town in New York !:
y, lS,7, l. s, II, 5, 81, is town in Mexico
H. " 8, ii, Is, is town in Po,tuesI.
H. >. II, Is. is a city in Europe:
~, 10. l6, Is, A, is a mountain in ae.;o.
49, a. 3, g, 9, Is, is town in Delaware.
!4,5, 10, IL, is river in North CaroI;n',
TO- l,2l, z, Is, 16, 81, is desert in south
America; ~ 0ou'"
10. 0, IL, 10, 10, is lake in South Ana.
RIGA; 'A"'s-
us, $. Is, is town in Pennsylvania.
10, ). Is. A, 6, 10. is a sea in Asio.
~ ii, ., @, 2, is sea in Europe.
~, 49, /! Z, ID, So, 6, 5, 81, a range Of
mountains in Europe; -
II. IL, ii, IL, is an isle in the Yves, T.
dies. '"e "es' IN
my whole was one of the greatest events in
modern times. III
Smyrna, Del.
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Written for The Smyrna Times.

MIsCELLANEOUSEN ENIGMA
am composed of 81 letters.
My " q, 4 III, 3, l6, 3, IL, 3,6,7 was, s,,n
ish navigator; 'pd"-
%. 3, q, 26, IA. 1873, I6, %. 8. n b,rro
fought in 1914; '"''i'
- 70, IL. 3, 81, 80, 3, I4,4,z1la.
dreadful dragon;
II, 26, %, l9, 90, 90, a renowned CITY,
u, Ia, A, 81, l, 8, 8, a fruit Of Tron;c!I
1927; SOULFUL IN
10. 6, "a. 3, IA, 81. 10, %, 10. a. %. & an
individual who was banished from Mas-
sachusetts; '' NUS
Is, a6. %. IS. 10, %, SO, 81, was III.
twelfth Roman Emperor;
81. 33, IL, 3, %, 3, I3. 40. a fuous ;.
in Belgium; 0''y
49, 10, IL, %, IS, 81, IL, IS. 5 Al wb,,
our ancestors were distinguished for.
~. 20, 8, 8, 35, SO, 81, 8, IS. 80. one If
the consultations;
90, 81, 3, %, 35, IL, %. n oro,o or ;.l.I
IN the Pacific Ocean;
"a, %, 10, 81, 26, ii, 81, river in South
America; ~"
80, &c. 25, 10. 26. I4,I5,lI, SO, one of tho
West India Islands.
My whole is a distinguished n,n nor o,hI;.,
0 e"y VI view fork. S. E.. r.
Smyrna, Del
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PATRIOTIsM IN RUssIA-A letter from st.
Petersburgh, says" While our Plenipotenti-
aries are celebrating on peace at Paris, new
war is preached here-a war against foreign
manufactures and fashions. The ladies' OF
Tambow have originated this revolution, They
have exchanged their foreign clothes for Rus
sian dresses, and have declared their resolution
to wear nothing but Russian made fabrics. The
Court Gazette praises this patriotic resolution
to the skies, and strongly recommends the ladies
of Russia to follow the example of their sisters
of Tambow." ''' '.-
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Written for the Smyrna Times.
An Epitaph on a Liar.
RY z. Mo. ROBERTS.


aThe good men do live after them, Hi so
& But the way of the trangressor is hard"
When virtuous men from earth are ta'en away
We weep, in silence. Ger their lifeless clay
Coudoling hearts in unison arise, r.e.f.l1.
And share with mourning neutrality-suspicious.;
We chaunt their virtues TO their rising race,
Aud bid them Gil their sire's honor'd place
Watch Ger their actions with parental care,
And guide and shield them from each hidden
snare
But when a liar-such as we have here
Departs this life, there's none his name revere
This shaft is rais'd but not in honor done
A warning beacon to some maynard son:
No more he'll SANDER with his silly pen,
A pest to printers aud their journeymcn!
No more his vile aud filthy slime he'll spread
Upon the living and the sacred dead ;! q
No more his long, lean, lank, ass-lorn face,
His fellow-mortals, and himself, disgrace
Thus far, his worthless and ignoble blood
Has crept through scoundrels ever. since the
flood |: .l,. ou .... .1a..... -..... ...
Kind death has clos'd his infamous career,
And, reader, we have laid his body here.
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FANKY Firm, in her sketches Of the news
paper notables of New York, published in the
Ledger, thus describes her newly acquired hus-
band: #a....e #.s.f .ftar .f ,sttr
And there is Mr.. James Parton, author of
thu Life of Horace Greeley, whom | occasion.
ally meet; Jim is five feet ten inches, and mod.
est---wears his hair long, end don't believe 10
u devil--haa written more good anonymous or
tcles. now floating unbaptized through news
papcrdom, ION both sides OF the water) than
any other man, save himself, wolld suffer 10
70 unclaimed. Jim believes in Carlyle and la
ger bier--can write book better than he eau
tie cravat; though since his late marriage
am pleased 10 observe wonderful improvement
IN this respect II is my belief that Jim is DIES
tined by steady progress to eclipse many man
who has shot up like a rocket aad who will
izzle out aud come down stick, =. IA. +. q.
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A WILLIAM TELL SToRY.-The Boston Post
must be held responsible for the following:
In Pittstown, Rensselaer, county, N. York,
Horace II. WadswOrth, with his rifle, ut arms
length, at twenty PAGES, shot potato from the
head of a young man named Crogan. The po-
tato was cut in two, and by the force of the
bail, vale as big as mans finger was raised
on Crogan's head, and the poor fellow thought
his skull was split, though no blood was drawn
nor any real harm done. The truth is, a party
in the tavern, somewhat elated, had been dis
euss.ng the story OF William Tell, and that led
to the perilous trial. Crogan says it was the
first aud the last time that he will ever stand
us live illustration of Swiss patriotism.
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The DRUNKARD's WILL leave to society
ruined character, wretched example, and
memory that will soon rot. ...
leave to my parents during the rest of theiI
lives, as much sorrow as humanity, in feeble
and decrepid state, can sustain.
leave TO my brother and sisters as muct
modification and injury as could well bring
on them.
leave to my wife broken heart, life o
wreichedness, shame to weep over me, pre-
mature death.
give and bequeath to each of my children
poverty, ignorance, a low character, aud IN,
remembrance that their father was monster.
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HURRICANE IN LOUIsIANA.--A violent hur.
ricane lately passed over the parish of st. Ian.
dry, La. Large trees were torn upby the roots,
fences blown down. and their materials scatter.
ed in every direction. The sugar house Of
Ofutt Brothers, together with the purgcry aud
negro cabins, present shapeless mass of ruins
There were 100 hogsheads of sugar in the
building, % of which were destroyed by the
rain, and the balance 10 in damaged condition
The loss of Messrs. 0ffutt is estimated at So
0O0
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VOTERS MUST BE ABLE TO READ AND WRIrr
The Massachusetts House have passed by in, +
The requisite two-tLirds vote, one of the new
amendments OF the constitution, which origin
ted IN the SENATE at this session-that which
provides that any person who desires to exer-
clse the right OF suffrage in that commonwealth.
shall be able to read and write, unless prevent
cd by physical disability.
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SADLY BEATIFUL,-The New York 1Grror
says there is a young lady in that city SO daz.
zlmgly beautiful, that her guardians do MT
dare to allow her to go cut Of the house. She
remains shut up at home, and is only visible to
female visitors. What a blessing the smnT.
pox would be to this imprisoned belle! II
should be added, that, with the " fatal Gift of
beauty" the young lady possesses other charms
amounting to about S3O0OOO!
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-04-02

OFfYua 4 Main street, first door above the
:. Bank Of Smy RIA"
IiEAI.S in all kinds OF Grain and Seeds,
10 STOCKS, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks,
ami Specie; Guano, Lime. Plaster, Brick, Wood,
&C., &c.
II Vessels ply regularly between this. and
Phil .ielpaia aud New York, prepared TO bear
aly Freight at the lowest going rates. a- =
Snyrna, March 81, I555-1y. i'l~
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OF An amusing little incident occurred at

OF An amusing little incident occurred at
a city hotel few days ago. A verdant look
ing chip sat down to take some fllin'," as he
immortal Joe Jackson would shy, and in short
time a waiter presented himself at the back OF
or coffee, sir ~ "Tea," he answered. "What
kind of tea, sir" Grceny looked up in the
waiter's face. and, with considerable emphasis,
said, "Why, store tea, of course--l don't want
any of your sasafras stuff Afe
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or The editor of the New York Dutchmdn,
speaking OF a drink he once had occasion TO in-
dulge in, says he couldn't tell whether il was
brandy or . torchlight procession going down
his throat. n, tss.4 s.fa fe,s.tst ~
or Whnn Mr.. Alexander Gun was dismiss
ed from the Edinburgh Customs the following
entry was made in the books: ga. Gun, dis
charged Ton making q false report" r.aaa
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The PITcH LAKE OF TRISIDAD.-The Earl
OF Dundonad has purchased estates surround
ing the above named lake, and he has obtain.
cd grant OF about one-third the surface ofit.
a company has recently been formed in Lon.
don, Tor The purpose OF manufacturing a !. pa
tent iueP" ct tins pitch, mixed with other sub
stances TO be used as a substitute for coal by
the West Indian steamers ...... -. .
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The CooLIE TRADE.-The United States
commissioner TO China, DIR. Parker, has notified
.ne citizens OF the United States residing in
mat section. OF the world, that they will not
only iorieit protection, but be liable in heavy
penalties II hereafter found engaging in the
iran. .rame known as the "Coolie trade" the horri-
o'1 character OF which he describes as more re-
voting than that of the African slave ,rodo
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WoxAS's RIGHTS AT THE SourH.--The New
Orleans Bee says that on the first of M.rcI,
Margaret Adams made affidavit before Recor.
per Ramos that her husband was her slave.
she having bought him for husband. - anJ
demanded tne arrest aud punishment of fres
black named Edwin Nash, who had wRipped
the house. e''''eu "
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-04-02

ELEcrIoN OF PosTMas Rs.-Hon. James H.
Campbell, has submitted a proposition to Con-
gress 10 authorize the election oil postmasters
by the people. Il has been, referred 10. a com.
mitiee This is an important, and one of the
most needed reforms required throughout the
whole country. .~.~.
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Tbe 3i6bler.
Ed. Smyrna Times:

Ed. Smyrna Times:
SIR-The answer to G. A. HIS enigma in
your issue of the 10Th inst, is: The Alphabet
from to Il, inclusive. P"q N
March 81, 1856.
VT Answer to I. DIS enigma: John D.
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MILK AS 1T Was, AND Milk AS IT ls.-Reci.
pc for making MIX in ancient times.-Take
one COD, and feed her on grass, hay, and escu-
lent roots. Milk her night aud morniHg-let
the milk stand till the cream rises-skim off
the cream-add to each gallon of milk four
quarts of water-and the milk is then ready
for city use.
Recipe for making MIR at the present time
Take PUMP, aud work the handle till a sui.
hcient quantity of water is obtained for your
purpose. Add to the water chalk al Hb.,
calves brains, molasses, magnesia and acatto.
Fill up the cans with water, and serve to GUS
toners from carts tabled "Pure Grunge County
Milk Young America.
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The WOLVES AND LAMss.-The WASHING.
, 70 Star says an American clergyman of the
Episcopal Church, who recently went over 10
Rome. and became priest, while his wife
went INTO convent, was so shocked by the
aoomlnations which he witnessed, and by the
attempts made upon The virtue OF his wife, that
ne Withdrew hon the church and published an
appeal 10 the world against its wickedness
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fe5-The bumps raised on a man's head by a
cudgel, are called by Patrick McGllligan Array
biological Developments" l.t
F 01r A1ady once remarked that .careless-
ness rs little better than a halfway house be-
tween accident and design" En-
The Death Of Nighi.--The dead drunk.
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w A horse dealer who lately effected asalc
was offered bottle of porter to confess The sni'
mails failings. The bottle was drank. and ,bsn
he said the horse had but two faults. When
turned loose in the field he was "bad 10 catch. .
and he " was OF no use when caught" ,5
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REMOVAL 1a .a !. a.....,.,, r
JOHN III. GRAHAM e. co. would Inform
their patroas aud friends. that they have re-
moved irOn their former place OF business, TO
tire hau sc tormcrly occupicdby Sparks a. Bates,
above Clen,cut a. Temples store, on Commerce
street. aud Ia the store-house recently occupied
by Mr. B.nj Donollo, on same street, one door
below Main, at either of which places they
VIII be glad az see their friends aud the public
generally. 0S.T- Stoves. Tinware. &C., Kept
constantly hand, and all work IN our line done
at the shortest no.Ice and at the lowest rates.
JOHN ii. GRAHAM a. co. y.
Smyrna, Del, March ), 1S56-4t. a,t. ae
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Or Times chariot.wheels make their car
rage road in the fairesl face. t
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and CASTINGS, OF the following kinds: +,
All sizes of Ccncaye and Wiley Plows; also. q
Plaw of our own pattern---3 sizes; said to be
superior to any now in use. We also manufac-
iure the "a MicIigan Double Plow flor which
We are the sole agents; aud an entirely new
p,tIcru ct a very Superior NEW-GROUND
pi.Ow. OF CASTINGS Of all descriptions
m,de to orler, STOVES repaired at the short
est notice. fsr.s a. .-asf..5 rts4ar.e ,s...s-.,..
The public is invited to give US call.
Feb. DO. 81 If. PRATT 81 DAVIS.
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REMOVAL. 'ag .-.s.ate .-.-.s-
JONATHAN EMERSON,
wCR CHANT ALTO *

MAIN ST., SMf DEfs'' y
ar One door above Mr.. II For'etfs Hotel.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patron
acre hitherto rec sived by him, he hopes by strict
aitentien 10 business, to merit continuance OF
the same.y gae ~ ..e.t... s...ts - 2 ,t55r a !
N.R-Cutt'ng aud Repairing done at the
shortest notice. rl.s 4alftr mh26-S m.
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j. r. WILLIAMSON,
AND BUILDER,

Tl"' SMYRNA, DEL, p.
Builds and repairs Houses, by contract or other
wise, quick. good and cheap, to suit the times.
Also, will make ami furnish to order, IN any
quantity. at short notice, PANEL Doors, Window
Flames, Shutters, Blinds, Sash, worked Wood
Mould ngs, Brackets, Scrowls, Iland-rails and
Pew Backs. Of any pattern, at Philadelphia
prices, tor cash. Haar, 10 81.
w Orders left at my Shop. or residence (at
tho Variety and Trimming Siore), will meet
with prompt attention. -... fasl II.
st..f J. r. WILLIAMSON. ~
mha6. Isl West Commerce st., Smyrna, Del.
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A white HORSE. 9 years old this spring; a
lgni. secondhand Family CARRIAGE AUD
Harness, aud a new-slyled SULKEY, which
has been used only few times.
iassQIa ask 8t4ga IS sig s. M. COOPER.
Smyrna, Del, March 10Th. '56-3w.
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IRON FOUNDERS, ' i''N
Commerce Street, a5ope Dela1are, Smyrna,
Respectfully invite the attention OF their
friends and the public generally. TO their stock OF
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OF IT is stated that the names of seventy
persons have been removed from the check list
of legal voters, in Rockland, Maine because
they have applied TO the poor committee for
relief, and that sixty-nine of the number voted
for the rum Governor at tho last election
This is in keeping. True to It's nature, the
rum traffic gathers strength from poverty,
wretchedness and crime. These men were it's
victims-wrecked upon the great sea of intem-
perance. Rum made them paupers. Rum de-
based and degraded them. They chung to the
spoller, and voted for one whom they supposed,
would unleash the traffic, and again render
misunderstanding lawful. The prohibitory law
interfered with the rights of these paupers.-
They could not congregate in the groggeres
and drink whiskey. They could not go home
drunk to abuse their wives and children. The
sanctity of the "domicil" was invaded, and
this right usurped. All, who shall tell the
wrongs heaped upon the devoted heads of the
pauper constituents Of the rum Governor of
Maine! And now, ere the day Of free whiskey
when all their woes are to be assauged, the
proper authorities must see that they have
bread to eat-are kept heart whole until the
rum-mlllennium of Maine. Then they will be
above want.-CayugG CHIEF:
A LONG NosE-Old Uucle Hector was ia
nous for having The largest nose in all the Cape
Fear region. He could not help that though,
but unfortunately his habits gave it a bright,
rosy color, which, with its size, made it natu-
raj and artificial curiosity One night he re.
tired to rest after INDUCING pretty freely all
the evening, and waking up in the course OF
the night with raging thirst, he rose and set
Off for something to drink. 1t was pitch dark,
and for fear he would pitch against the door of
his room, which was usually left standing open.
he CROPPED along, took the door directly between
his hands, and received the edge of it full tilt
against the edge of his nose. 1t knocked him
over backward, and he screamed out with an
oath and agony: "Well, | always knew /
had big nose, but | never thought it was
longer than my arm BEFORE
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The ship John Rutledge sunk by running into
an Iceberg--One Man Rescued-Probable
Loss Of the remainder Of the Ships compa-
ny, l45 IN number!