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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12
MEDICINAL.
& ENNEDY'S
IN RHEUMATIC IMMINENT


The attention Of the public is called TO thus most
excellent OF al IAnIuents, asa perfect and speedy
for ell the aches and pains that flesh iE hear
TO- RHEUMATISM
is caused by stagnation OF the fluids ARISING nom
checked perspirauon-is cured by a few bottles Of
KennedyAs Rheumatic Lniment.
sPRAlNs
are caused by AZ over extension and u sadae, re.
action Of the MUSCLES cured by a few botues
Of Kennedy's Rheumatic lAnimsnt equally goos
for man and beast.
NEURALGIA,
the KING Of all pain, is caused by an lnhaluIna-
ton OF the nerves-is instantly cured by few
applications OF Kennedy's Rheumatic Lintment
PLEuRIsY
is an Inflammation Of the lining Of the rios-n
cured by a lew bottles Of Kennedy's EheumAue
Iininent .,,,.,
are oaussd by sudden pressure Of the nesh Sn no
smashing Of the tissues-is instantly relieved oy
Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment'
CRAMP
% a .octras@,op Of the musoles, oaused by sadk
| aen stoppage Of the nervous huid, which prevents
| Animal life having free how-is cured oy lev
| applications Of Kennedy's khenmAuo LAhinAen''
| BILIOUS COLO
! 10 oapsad nv a neuralgia in the stomach and bow.
! eIs--take a teaspoonful OF Kennedy hhenaaa aS
Eminent in warm water every half hour pnel
SoRR THROAT AND HoARsENEss
| are caused by an unnatural dryness OF the glands
wet piece of flannel with Kennedy's hhea,
matte Iiniment, apply II ON going 70 oea' Aio
YOU will be well in the morning
BKApACHE AND THRoBBING OF THE
TEMPLES.
Ia saused by a pressure from insensihIe persplrs.
tion-is cured by few applications Of hennedys
A'''N WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the directions in the circular around
each bottle. -. ,,,>,,x, .-,,r,n.r
YOU will take one teaspoonful Of the Ianiment and
tour teaspoonfuls Of water. Gargle the throat
| twice a day, In few days Il viii be well. TINS
| one teaspoonful will be worth dollar 70 you.
FOR BRONCHITIS
and all Inflammation Of the throat, tonzils and
palate with dry, hacking cough, you VII dl-
| futs the Imminent with four or I've times It's ouIk
Of water, gargle the throat, and swallow the nous
ture. This never fails.
Itis good for Toothaohe, Earaehs, svelled face
and Inflammation Of every kind Every faniy
should have a full supply for the winter
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, hex'
bury, Mass Prise 90 cents, Sold BY Druggis"
generally. HpAA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

and alarm. Ten days hence freedom OF
aslIheratIon will have been enectuaiIy
as,ingpished in this body, by means
which may not specify, Inc reeu n..na
Of the press win, in all prooaplhty, COM
10 an end about the same time py .he
operation OF causes which have hereto
fore discussed in this hall. In the MIDST
m these alarming occurrences, ana While
corruption is known to be dlnuslhg u
self along all the channels or Official ln-
tercourse. what Is the condition OF our
armies Lee is nobly and successfully
Attending Richmond and Petersburg:
The unjust unwise, and deeply criminal
advancement OF the gallant and eflcleht
Johnston from the command OF the army
~ Tennessee. and the transfer OF thaI
army To the neighborhood OF NashVille'
have opened all Southern Georgia, south
Carolina and Alabama to the army OF
sherman. Fort McAllister has ialieh:
ssyannah Is about to fall. The fate OF
Charleston seems only 10 be deIerreu "
few DAYS later. Hoods army mas al
ready met with great disaster at rahh-
lin, and, In my Judgment, Is iatauy COM
promised. Presidential interference II
The cause of all these dire mischiefs, as
was the result of the unfortunate pat
| lie of Murfreesboro, and the still more
| disastrous one at Missionary kldge'
sbonld Hoods army be destroyed-an
event which fear is but too probable
and Sherman should come around 70
this vicinity in ships-which l 90 moi
doubt he intends--what will be the late
of Richmond Sir, | have spoken out
INV views frankly and explicitly anC
now wish to say TO this House tha'
fine course ofevents, here and elsewhere
has been recently such that ! shall deem
It a duty which owe alike to my cnar
acter and to my principles, which
have heretofore steadily maintained, u
withdraw from this body altogether
+ am free man, and the representative Q
. rreemen, and do not know how 10 leg
, islate In chains. will no longer De re
snonsibls for measures adopted in score
sessions of this body, which my Whoi
soul abhors and my whole understand
q ing condemns. This, as have alreaa
: said, is perhaps the last time that WI
i address this body, or discuss tne ques
- tions here under consideration. / sha
withdraw to some sequestereo spo
where can enjoy a little repose an
e freedom from taxation. If disturbed
o nv retreat by the hand OF oppression
q will seek in foreign climes that freedol
d and happiness which / consider are q
MED to me here.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

THE FRNIAs MRBTWs.-Some two or
three hundred persons assembled In the
Town Hall last evening to hear the adj
dress OF W. J. Hynes Of Springfield,
Mass, on the Irish Question, and the
nature and objects Of the Penian Broth
erhood." At the close Of the address, the
Catholic priest, Rev. Mr., Boylan, spoke
in opposition, we understand, TO the
formation Of "a "circle" of the Brother
hood here. He was in favor Of the lib
Grafton OF Ireland. but not Of the time
or means here proposed of attempting
| it. AT the conclusion of the latter's re-
marks, the meeting broke up and most
Of the audience dispersed.
a "circle" Of about twenty members
wac afterwards organized.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

A REMARKABLE PHBEoNBNoN-SUDDBN
FALL OF WATER IN LAKE MICHIGAN
The fact has been noticed and comment,
ed upon by papers published east OF
Chicago, that there has been, since the
close Of navigation, very sudden and
great fall of water in all the lakes stu
eted near the seaboard. The same fact
was observed in Chicago yesterday, Du-
ring the twenty-foHr hours preceding
yesterday, the water in Lake Michigan
YelI over two feet and there was cor
responding fall on all branches Of the
river. and the water is now lower in the
river and lake at this point than it has
ever been known before, In the river
the water is now between three ane
four feet lower than the average water
line during the summer season--C"'''9'
TiGae2,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12
miscellaneous Hsems.

THE rebels who are prisoners "U
Hilton heaQ, :. G., nave peen Pu' w
ron;roon of harSt-t1UR and water, IN re- |
taIiation for the hard fare OF our men
in rebel prisons.
1t is reported in New YORK That
Charles Windsor, who recently lett the
country with large sums OF money De
longing to the Merchants bank, New
York. has been arrested in London.
Hard case. Awife in New York, who
had deserted her husband and was Nv
inc with another man, bought turs at q
Broadway store for 1886, and had the
Hill sent to her husband, and the court
made him pay 1t.
The son Of Rouget de Lisle has
brought suit against NJ, Fetis (the well
| known writer on music) for declaring
| his father was not the author OF La
Marseillaise.'
An iron letter has just been sent by
mail from Pittsburg, PENNSYLVANIA, 10
England. The iron was rolled SO cnin
+baf tbo sheet was only twice the WelghL
If a smaller sized sheet Of ordinary note
paper.
Thomas Sims, about whose rendl-
zion "a slavery Boston and all New
england was so greatly agitaied, a few
wears ago, is now q recruiting agent 1oI
coIored troops at Nashville, Tenn, aEd
ia quite noted character there.
THE remains Of the late Minister
DAYTON left Havre on the l4th IN the
: steamer Lafayette, and the steamer Il
l now daily expected at New York. Prep
) arations are making by civil and nun
' tarv officials for the proper reception o
u the remains upon their arrival
# The Brazilian paper at Riothe 90,
Il ye,o MeroanteiI, says that the Florida a.
Il fair will not be permitted TO DISTURB III
n. amicable relations between bIaAl4 an
70 the United states-especially as on
N Government disavows the act OF IL
,n commander of the Wachusett.
Mt One of the new petroleum mllllol
I'D aires wisely determined that his daugI
as ter should have d good education, al
ry cont her to the most expensive schooI
New York. The girl had no inteuectu
ohilitv and the teacher honestly wrC
la, n the father that his daughter had
ess capacity for learning. "Capaclty,, go
no | the father, guy uci oiS NAAS '
- ali that money can get.
for The New York World is out again
~ the Sanitary Commission. 1t argues
'cA favor of abandoning the enterprise. !
we world lives on opposition. 1t oppto
every measure of the Government
INST. carving on the war, and now II wo
10. strike down that noble philanttIhro
an, which has saved thousands OF live
''.z the Sanitary Commission.
80 A Commissioner sent by the n
p"'- government to report the present co
tiou OF Atlanta says four thous
s-os honses were burned, and only four !
'leU dred remain, and that many OF 7
ana would have been burned, but that
and burning would have endangered
100. Catholic church. The churches OF
and several denominations were spared
,,tias ter the federal army left, scores OF
there ons from the surrounding country
and in and carried OFF whatever plu
1;tiae could be found. The COMMISSIONS
n ns ports the destruction of public prof.
traSe as large, and all machine shops,
very &c, are destroyed, The ruin Is
plete.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12
ENuREKA

EUREKA. T..
L. The long sought for agent TO produce y
ssnzibility sAEELY in Dental operations LAS 00'
Tbs Nitrous Oxide, or Laughing Gas y
now been fully tested by the leading GENITAL ~ hoas
Of cur country, and hiss proved itself 70 oe W.
NV ,rofossior has long sought perfectly -
and II no way unpleasant anesthetie for the Z
Hers. r 4. ,,-,a,,esa y
sickness, nor leaves any unpleasant fsase OF S'i'
- TSning In the mouth or lunga' ,ua..., 4.
vsaE lungs; ana really teeth extracting mas 7
come a pleasure, instead Of dread Is 1t used
be considered. ,.s -. -. a.,
30 no longer hesitate for fear OF pain, put COZ
A. onos and have shs old troubls esTetu4ly
| moved, -, e. ma
,bjs irnnortant addition to my ofoe, Tor the peI
! az Of those sfaicted with aching teeth, l
| Teeth neatly put up en- Gold on hHDoeF' 1
OfBee corner Merchants Row and West s "
spll6;d IL j. LA @0A''
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12
A Turkish Tragedy.

horrible tragedy is reported IN a |
Constantinople letter Of the 10Th The
following are the particulars as re-
ported ,-,....
" Diemila Sultana, the third daughter
Of the late Sultan, now in her I'D year,
was married to Mahomoud Jelladln
Pasba. The position of subject upon
whom the Sultan cOnfers the hand OF
one of his daughters is anything put au
enviable one, as the Princess treats Inc
unhappy husband much In the same
way as she does her slaves, or ratner
worse. for the latter have not the misery
of appearing in false position. IL Is
well known that the husbands OF the
daughters of the late Sultan-tatlma,
Rata and Diemil-have led the most
yretcbed of lives from the arbitrariness
and jealousy Of their wives OK. Inc Iraage..
| Do Which occurred on the IoIh Ins'aHU
| arose from this cause. The o3lli
| Diemila. from causes well or III Iouhueu'
| became Jealous Of one OF her slaves,
/ whom she imagined was regarded WIN
some favor by her husband IN her
| Hipbness's rage against the unfortunate
nirI she ordered one Of her eunuchs to
cut her head off, which was done al d
stroke of his scimitar. Then she de-
tprmined to extend her revenge TO hef
husband. and coolly directed that the
GIRLS head should be placed under d
cover on the Pasha's dinner table. IL Is
The custom in Turkey for the male heaos
of families to dine apart from tnell
, women. On the day in question th'
Sulfana seated herself on the dlVan--}
long sofa extending across the room
= nravious to her husbands entering I'M
D dining room. On his arrival, as Is Gus
k +omaTv, he went up to his lmperla
o snouse and rendered her the usual nom
! oon She requested him to prOcee
u With his dinner. When seated, he caIle'
Il on the servants present TO remove VI
l. cover which is thrown over 'he &c ':
.e which forms the top OF the taple; 10 III
II surprise they hesitaled anu shran
hack. The Sultana then calico 10 al
10 remove it himself upbraoing IL
, servants for their conduct The unhal
nv Pasha, obeying his wites dlrec1lon
" threw Off the cover, and there before III
o. Law the CORY head Of the murdered gli
n He reeled and fell back corpse. II
al viOus to taking off the cover ne III
bo drunk some sherbut, and whether u
ise was poisoned, as some imagine or, or IN :,
iSe tbs shock produced apoplexy, has q
been ascertained, as no past m0TtSit
animation has been held. III VIII
'yS course, be thought that the ludpei
to murderess was at once seized anu pAa'
cd. in - the hands of justice. On the G.
trarv Diemila Sultana, princess OF
Tmneriai family daughter OF SUI
Abdul Medjid, and niece OF the reis On
In Sultan, has up to the present Ll3
liv- remained in her house unmolesteC,
EN- the only notice taken Of the matter
= of been that her Imperial uncle IL
l. angry with her"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12
4 melancholy speech.

~Anus,on has already been made IN
our columns to speech recently oeiiV-
cred In the rebel Senate by Foote OF leu
rossae We find the following report oil
a portion of it, which is well worth
psrusal 1t will be seen that near us
e,ose he announces his purpose to with
draw to some sequestered spot" or IN
other words to retire in disgust.
,What is our situation Let us loo X
danger in the face, and proYlde ior ~
while il is possible TO do SO. SIR we
ore unon the verge of ruin. Our imam,
s5al AFFAIRS are most seriously disordereo
abroad owing to the most crlmlha
arrangement of every kind. Norespectiu
consideration has yet been accorded u
ms or seems likely TO be accorded mere
after. At home a series OF legisiatiV
measures have found sanction here Whicl
mnst be inevitably fatal to State rlgnt
and state sovereignty and to popnla
s,eadom. If not speedily modified. Col
gress Is rapidly abandoning al i.s -
portant powers and building up an Hr'
sponsible military despotism, the IKE
which has never been seen peiore upt
fhis earth. Other acts are In progre
here which, should they pass, must pr
Snoe popular commissions which VIII p
eur whole governmental system In I
most serious jeopardy. Enorlno
abuses of power heretofore commit.
10 the Executive Department have
eurred which have everywhere hlled I
minds of our countrymen with dlstr'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

NoBI1H.-By way Of Cairo we nave
news nom Gen. Changers expedition
toward Mobile. On the 18th sklrmlsh
occurred at Fishers Greek, in which the
rebels were quickly routed; Two gun
boats were up the Pascagoula river rem
dering valuable assistance. There Is
said to be a strong Union feeling in the
country over which our troops are NOV
ing, Mobile has about 5000 militia only
for her defense.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12
OLD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL.

~ No. S, Beaver Street, Albany, ~ \:
DR.TRLIER continues 70 e ooun ~ ea1,5yata
and Tueoesgfuliw consulted on all forms o. xas
Sseasas AT his sd established Hospital, no 2, Pc
veT ~ Albany, N. Y. Twentyyears aeFoseI Siss
this one particular branch OF praStloe, ai;sr
him 10 perform cures such as no osher
- and his facilities are such, lbelng IN e0tteo
nonSenoe with the most celebrated phy sleLah T ~
ths Old worldO Of obtaining the safest % woA e1
sTseeraents to the unfortunate OF quick Sa raPss
ne "a he obtained at no other once IN A1IellSM'
IN syphilis gonorrhoea, gleet, structures 80
nent Of the testoles and sperInacene oSI1S'
,Icaratsd throat sore throat, tender shin bohssI
.avsors evlIptions, bles, ulcers, Aoscessess -
m other impurities Of the SYSTEM az 4S1
rAer control Of the Doctors neaiolises' an
,oeu tested in moretnan +V'"vV S'S'
yith immense Success. 1900. h.,i.s ,who
NJ 9ynI1Na MEN addicted TO secret ha9lts' Wv
80 ;nnaIred their health and destroyed tne VIZ
or Of their minds thus qfI' SEe gneted that in
sHsigIting Dr. J. Teller thew Will md lIleLo "
| oonsois and q physician who has cured Inous-
ands in almost every part o. tne OLi'Hu snaitb
| nov rejoice in au that makes life desirable ana
| man happy. The reader is OF course aware thst
the deeaey Of the ~ sG tSs terrible T sf ssSs
m. TRLLER's GREAT Work. book ioa
.yarvbnav Startling disclosures. Dr. 1e4leTs
greatwoTk for the married ana ana t9ose Cone
II CENTS Sent TO all parts, unaer seal, oyInl
post paid. The single married ana the fnAFrss
| kapDv A lecture on Love- OF now 70 CI!ooas
nartrer-a complete work on midwifery " 20
| tCjns hundreds Of secrets never before puohsheS
yVarrartad 10 be worth three times the amonn
a.Sa5 for Il. twenty-five cents, in postage stalnf
s,ciossd. Will secure a. Wy return nah
~ T,alIsr has devote Gl-Issfne to the cure
tTnae diseases Of which MS cook treats.
srO THE IADIEs-Dr. J. Teller stu! Tetaan
"a gbe oulv Agency in America for the sale OF N
" Vicboi's italian Female Monthly Pils, The sa'
~ 49, than Y, eco boxes establishes their repl
sat;op as a Female Remedy, 7taepproached, AZ
fay in advance Of every other medicine Tor SOY
nages. irregularities and otaer DISTINCTIONS IN is
0ITrrow.- Married ladies IN certain dehca,
sitaations should avoid their use. For Feasot
zee directions which accompany each pachage; .
he guidance OF patients. On the receipt o. :
S+he Trice pcr box these pills will be sens ny
or express TO any part OF the world, SECURE no.
y curiosity damage.
sr 5cT- Office hours from q. NJ. % p. Nj ~
r ,,7 Sunday from 70 p. N.
ID n B-Persons 81 q distance can be cured
y home, by addressing letter 30 J. Teller, encio
- ing a remittance. Medicines securely packs
in from observation, sent TO any part OF the woT
is XII osses Vgsrranted.-No charge fer advice,
er | students or boTs employed Notice thls-aodTe
LII a 4 letters 70 p ,r,svvr,v n =.
G. IN ,r2o:dkwly no, s, Beaver street, Albany N
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

ExeHAxaB OF PRIsossss.-Tne WEI
department has yielded to the popular
pressure, and Col. hulford will go to
Richmond next week 70 Arrange for the
exchange OF the balance OF our prison
ers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

MoRR ExPKpIrIoNs-Two more Union
expeditions have left Memphis, one OF
them under Gen. Grisrson. There are
very few rebel troops now in the South
west, all having been concentrated nn-
der Hood, and the country is open to
our raiders, A Mobile telegram men
tons another Union raiding force -
starting from Pensacola.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

FArLuRRs.-There were I'VE huhorea
and ten failures OF business men ana
Arms in the loyal states during 1854, and
their liabilities amounted TO ss,57s,fW:
In 1863 there were four hundred and
amonnting to 81 ,s99, 900. In 1850 there
were two thousand seven hundred ana
tbirty-three failures, with haolllues
amounting a,1 to sl6l, 1874. The genera.
sdontion of the cash principle IN trsd'
diminishes the number OF failures VeFl
largely.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

NEysPAPRR EErKRPRlsE.-The UNION
army entered Savannah on the morning
of the 2lst ult., and on the morning OF
the Oath the first number Of new Union
newspaper, the Loyal Georgian. was Is
sned in that city.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12
EMOVAL-

have removed nay ofaOe 70 CLARK's BlIook A.
,o-nsr of MerchAntE Row and West esreel, VI
stsirs where shall be happy to see those ossl
ing 70 have teeth INsF RTED, hled7 m rSs~s,
niesysd or irregularities ooTEeoted, All opera
.ions rerforrned in careful, skillful and thor
ongh manner u,yuonn r.a,tiSt.
Rsrtlanh, May "a lstA- oeSHA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

rg At the Custom House in New
York city, on Saturday, came OF the
presentation to Vice Admiral Farragnt,
on behalf OF the merchants and cltizeRs
of New York, OF the sum of fifty thou
sand dollars worth Of Government
bonds. collected by a special committee
appointed for the purpose.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

WuMIsoros.-Rear Admiral Porters
letter 10 Gen. Butler, shows that the at
tsck ON wilmington has been suspended,
and whether it shall be renewed win .lo' .
fresh disposition of forces is a question
with those In command, That the lano
assault was not as strong aud persistent
as it might well have been, seems to %
this opinion OF the Admiral.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12
THE yERNATELLA

THE VERNAIELL A
LIQUID BLAoKING
rs;,os N the leather not only q sfLENbID 4
SI,Gx POLISH, but en- elegant and iashA0n''
perfume. .o-;,ros NJ using liQlI
b1saFjng. ana the superior polish which II vi
ever otter kinds has heretofore been IN
msasure counterbalaneed BY its disagreeao,e.
egsr odor and the trouble OF httlng SONY
into che stopper Of each bottle IN order %
IL 70 the brush, but the Vernatelia BlsSA, ra1y
oniy The most delightful perfume, whleh Isn.
yith ths leather as long as the blaeking las.S
ssnh hottie has stick ready ttted IN the s ~
Ths Vernatella blsoking also softens anu Se-
IA sure ana enquire for the VERHA'
RI.a,x1rs. Price IL cents per botue' mp An
Manufactured In the CHEMICAL Dh-i
MENT Of the
oAHooN MANUFACTURING Co lns ~
Ard for sale bg boot and shoe dealers
vhere. i. -v1.rR. AgepSl
1 * 81 " ater greet, Boston,
THE vERNATELLA, -.
po, making the soles Of Boots ana sn 40,
1 san1 snS ,ssay longer is also for SAFE 80
! p'''' ie3s- dsv7mos
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

rg Republican members Of Congress
are SO confident Of the passage OF the
constitutional amendment aooiishlng
slavery that they are making prepare
tiops to celebrate the great event.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

NopLE ENrERPRIsE.--A noble enter
orIse has just been inaugurated in New
York City, having for its object the pro-
curing of employment for soldiers hon
orably discharged from the National
service and especially for those who
nav have been crippled or otherwise
disabled in the country's defense
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

IYOREAsRp CAPITAL The following
national banks have recently increased
their capital. The first Of Brattleboro,
100000 the first Of St. Johnsbury,
S25 600 the first Of Orwell, $4,000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

R-g~ The steamer North America, from
New Orleans for New York, foundered
at sea, south OF Savannah, on the 22d
nit. One hundred and ninety-four lives
were lost-1e3 sick and furloughed SOL
diers and two seamen. sixty-two only
were saved.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

THE REASON .--somebody, who signs
himself subscriber In the Courier,
inquiries why we did not give the
names OF the persons arrested for
breaking into Nathan Pieree's store, in
our notice of that affair Thursday
morning. If the anxious inquirer were
half as sensible as he appears SEN
sitive. he would have learned before
this that there is proper time for all
things. When two boys are arrested for
the commission OF their first known or
tense land that one committed under
the influence OF liquor 1t is proper
enough, we think, to delay parading
their names in the public prints, until
they shall at least have had a prelimi-
nsry examination as to their guilt or
innocence.
But the inguiring individual COM
plains that we mentioned the names Of
the stealers OF two turkeys in the HRR-
AID of the 10Th. Their names were not
given until they had been examined and
bound up for trial, yet it was case
where we should have been justified II
giving them before. 1t was an aggra
waited case, a case Of theft from an editor
Any one who is even suspected on goo(
grounds Of stealing from neditor ough
to have his name printed in black capi
tails, but above all where the THEFT
from 90 DOOR an editor as In that case