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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-22
PUBLIC SALE,
CLEARED LAND /!

In the John Pope u act, six miles east Of the
city, sub-divided into two tracts, on one Of
which is cabip with fifteen acres enclosed,
and never filling well Of fine water. Sale
at IL o'clock
Land bur ers should not overlook this oppor--
tunity OF making a good Investment.
Title unqgestiOnable. TERMS easy, and
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT 4 co.
na- Persons from the city wishing to attend
the sale will be furnished conveyance there
and back. ~ laO-l29
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

MONDAY, JANUARY 20, lS7s-FOR SIX
U1 nights. Wednesday and Saturday Matt
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

WORCESTERSHIRE. Stevenson, Democrat from
Kentucky, introduced petition into Congress
signed by $500 citizens Of that State asking
for the passage Of law prohibiting the manu-
facture Of spirituous liquors in the Territories
Of the United States" Precisely what Mr..
Stevenson proposes to accomplish by prohibit
ing the manufacture Of liquors 10 the Terrific
ries, without also prohibiting their importation
and sale, is not very clear, unless he owns
distilery, and hopes to monopolize the Terri
torial trade The manufacture Of liquor in the
Territories is Insignificant; but there 10 great
deal imported into them, and a great deal more
concocted 10 them and sold. This should be
prohibited.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

DEATH OF NOBLE WOMAN.-The Owy-
nee Aralanche OF December Doth brings to US
the sad intelligence Of the death Of Mrs. Eleono-
"a TIMBER, wife Of Mr.. Charles TIMBER. She
died suddenly Of acute peritouetas, at her
home in Fairview, Owyhee comfy. /. T., on
the 18th inst, aged SO years. Mrs. TIMBER
formerly resided in this city, where she was
held in the highest esteem by all who knew her,
and the sad tidings of her death will bring last
ing sorrow to the hearts OF many who loved her
as near and dear relative. The bereaved
husband and family Of deceased have the heart
felt sympathy Of this entire community in their
affection. Mrs. TIMBER was buried in the
Masonic cemetery at Silver City, large mum.
Der offriends and acquaintance following her re-
mains to their final place of rest May her
sleep be as peaceful as her life has been pure
and good
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Minister Sickles has resigned his mission 10
Spain for the reason that the Government ig
nored him in its settlement OF the Virginns
difficulty.
Indianapolis saloon keepers are testing the
validity OF the 9 o'clock liquor ordinance. II
has been decided against them by the city
courts. and they are now going to appeal it.
It il rumored that the Bender family were
arrested in South Carolina. This ought to be
30. whether it is or not Never was there
such atrocities committed az they were guilty OF
in Kansas; and to let them 60 UNPUBLISHED
would disgrace every detective in the country.
Bill Dad, the Scribe, 10 featuring in Cali
fornia, on the Modocs.
Leotard, the tight-rope performer. fell from
his rope, in Salt Lake city, recently, sustaining
injuries which. it is believed. will prove fatal.
Trains on the Northern Utah road have been
snow bound for more than week
The judiciary committee in Congress has re-
ported 10 favor Of repeating the bankrupt act
The news Of the arrest Of the Benders ia
conf rmed. They were arrested at Bienrille,
South Carolina, under the name Of Webb,
which, it appears, is their real name.
Active measures are being taken in Now
York city to prevent starvation among the un
employed poor.
Gambling is stopped for the present, 10 New
York city Wonder how long it will stay
stopped'
Judge Wallace charges the friends Of Cover
nor Booth with Offering him the vote Of the In
dependents for the short term in the Senate il
he (Wallace) would engage to give Booth the
Democratic vote for the long term.
Judge J. G.. Underwood. United States Dis
trict Judge for the District Of West Virginia
is dead.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

MEMoRIAL-A memorial has been drawn up
and will be presented to the present Congress,
praying that all that portion Of Idaho lying
north of the 45th parallel, be annexed to
Washington Territory" and much as we
would dislike to see the Territory severed. we
cannot but own that the reasons urged are
every one sound and truthful. That there is
natural and almost impossible, barrier between
the two sections Of our Territory. cannot be
successfully controverted; and the capital be-
ing located on the south side of that barrier,
of course works a great Inconvenience to the
people north Of it, We wish it were other
wise; that the obstruction to travel could be
overcome and our Territory remain whole;
but il this cannot be done. then, in behalf OF
the people Of North Idaho. we say let the d.
vision be made.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

ANOTHER VETERAN GoNE.-Hon. Samuel
Nelson, for fifty years Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States. died sud
denly in his chair at Cooperstown, N. J., on
the 18th inst, aged 81 years. Few men have
served 80 long and so honorabIy as Judge Nelson
in any capacity; and having passed unscathed
through the stormy period Of the war, when
few of his associates retained their integrity,
it is meet that he should pass away in the peace
ful retirement Of his own home. His memory
will live 10 the Judicial history Of our country
while learning and uprightness are honored
and rewarded
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25
NORTHERN IDAuo.-We take the following

NORTHERN IDAHO.-We take the following
items from the Idaho Signal Of Dec 13th
A Ere occurred in Lewiston on the 18th inst.
destroying q stable, FIVE tons Of hay and about
seven tons Of grain. Loss 81 500
The Columbia river is frozen over both above
and below the Dalles.
The snow has almost disappeared from Cam.
as prairie.
Work in the Charity mine at Warren's ia
still being prosecuted with yigor The lead 10
Of good width, and the ore obtained Of first
rate quality.
Fist fighting Is having quite a run lately.
and numerous ebony.hued eyes and exaggerated
nasals are the consequences.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25
DY VIRTUE OF TWO "

LII In I Il OE AW
Id tons Ia me directed. issued eu' IL
Court ~ Judicial OF Idaho Terns@,
Boise county. upon two several juaeI !. n !
in said Court. in and for The count! ~ 81
ment in favor of James W. Psrxe1' e,saH
and Bradley Eariow, doing bushes. W.. 80, ~
name and s,yle Of Parker. Hunile! = = v.,et
county. I. T., and against Theodore ~, :. rs
the sum of three thousand three na''A'V ~
91-iu0 with legal interest thereon w. :, 81
lsss. together with costs Of sun, ~ az, ii .
duly tested on the l2sh day OF pe'eI yra
other Judgment in favor OF "lllAL ps-;a
perinsenden; for Parker. Hunae! sra
doing business under said pam. v,sN
county. I. T.. and against lheoao .,s.,su 81
the sum O. twelve hundred ana n'- srn "
dollars. with legal interes. 'Ae'. "a 4 81
ls.s. together with costs OF su''' nsrsnhe -
duly tested on the I?ih ia! 9. -.r,hsl y D
have levied upon the following ~ poss 90 :
erty, situate. lying and oeine ~ - solOS "
Territory OF Idaho. and deseiIo ucuse iogess M
A certain stable at the Haii.", ..hsrx k "a
By defendant, Theodore '. .,ospi y, y
stage horses. with the gFouna . oeraa NJ
which the same is erected A,t y, .he ~ =
stable and wagon shed situa'ea i. ~ and pr -
Montgomery street. in idaho N.: ..rt,in w. D
by the n. w. stage 20. aAso' 20 rpntert@ M
on Main street in The town VI .hoye tt w.
East side Of said Main street An mr;sd b! 80
Of s. K. Goldtrap. formerly oe ~ The rift d
Theodore V. Mathews Also, = Nsbeab
interest Of defendant Ihee ''',h IVES, rs,ws
certain lot and stable IN tue sv sa,rn,ery w. u
ccrville. on California street toeeibd a {
ssndant. Theodore V. MANI hsreditsusnss. s1 Il
and singular. the tenemen.s, .nvvise OPP ..sk
purtenances belonging. o. ~ sbove y
each Of said parcels OF PITY That On n
Public notice is hereby e''.A
thursday the 9Th day Of I, ' q s,oss ~
a. 70 O'Clock. NJ. viii sell y - pubic ' sss
House door in Idaho City, ,s - highest s, -
above described property TO .ne costs ~ ~
cash, to satisfy said judgnlSerr'RrH Apf0Bn -
costs. ,s.o
Idaho City. Dec. Is. 1878
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25
Hor. JOIN HALEY N CONGRESS.

The Congressional Record informs Us Of inc
nroeeedines Of our Delegate in Congress-
Hon. John HALEY. who is working faithfully IN
the interests of his constituents. During the
frat week of the session, Mr. HALEY intro
d,ced bills. az follows: To authorize the Sec
retary of War to construct and operate tele-
epraph line from Fort Hall, Idaho Territory,
to Fort Walla WalIa. Washington Territory.
To amend an act entitled. An act transferring
the control Of certaia Territorial penitentiaries
to the several Territories in which the same
are located: To authorize the Secretary Of
War to construct military wagon road from
Fort Boise to Fort Lapwai, in this Territory;
also bill authorizing the Secretary OF War
to have survey and estimate made OF the cost
of removing obstructions to navigation from
Snake river, in the Territory Of Idaho.
The bill for the construction of . line OF tel
epraph through this Territory to Walla Walla
needs nothing to commend its passage but o
statement Of the fact that there Is no such tel
egraph. It's need is obvious to every person
of ordinary understanding.
The bill for transferring the control of the
Territorial prison. if applied to this Territory
il scarcely wise one Idaho Territory is hard.
IL in a condition, financially, to assume respon.
sbllit,es which promise no remuneration, eth
er present or prospective, and We cannot see
how the control of the Territorial prison Is to
be made anything but bill Of useless expense
When Idaho had control Of her penitentiary
it was badly and extensively conducted. and II
was with feeling OF universal relief that the
people surrendered it up to the General Gov
eminent. 1t will be quite soon enough for the
Territory to take charge Of it again. in our
Judgment, when it is compelled to.
The rest Of the bills introduced by Mr.
HALEY we heartily approve A wagon road
from Fort Boise to Fort Lapwai, by the wa,
Of Payette Lake. would unite the Northern
and Southern sections Of the Territory. b,
making the Capital easily accessible to both
would be an inestinable convenience to the
farmer and miners 10 all Of that very large
section Of Idaho Territory lying between Boise
City and Camas prairie. and would open Loae
valley up to settlement. which, OF Itself "ouit
be sufficient reason for building the road. Ions
valley is the fines, grazing and hay producing
section in Idaho. and equal to any anywhere
and We doubt not would be equally as produc
tive Of small grain, if tried Besides il isver,
large. being from eighty To one hundred miles
long, and from five 10 twenty-five miles wide
1t is abundantly supplied with water and tim
ber and is the most magnificent country Il
| look at We ever saw. As 10 the Navigation o
Snake river, whether Il IS ever made naviga
bl. or not, il would be- well enough 10 decide
whether il can be; and we are glad 10 observe
that Mr. HALEY is doing his duty as Repre-
sentative IL has been 50 long since Idaho ha
had Representative worthy the name. tina
Mr. Iailey's efforts are really encouraging.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

CuRrsrxAs.-To-day will be celebrated the
s;,hteen hundred and seventy-third anniversa-
~ Of the birth of Jesus Of Nazareth: an event
fraught with mightier consequences and
which has produced more stupendous results
than any other recorded in history. Whether
GOOD or evil preponderates, were the work OF
the longest life to decide with anything like &C
cur.cy; and in this practical fastgoing age
none would halt to examine the evidence II 1t
we're presented. Therefore the best and wisesf
thing for us all to do is to recognize the great
fact that Christmas is the most pleasing, ENJOY
.hl., and universally observed of any Of our
festal days. and do what we can to enjoy II ana
to assist others to enjoy it How cherries Is
the life in whose retrospect scene Of festivify
ia beheld; and how blank and ioyIess would be
o,, civilization without the celebrations and
holidays with which we wisely relieve the cares
and routine OF business! When the srocco
blasts Of Adversely and disappointments have
blown over the soul. whitening its energies, de-
pressing its aspirations and blighting its hopes
and when the weary body longs for rest eter-
nal. beyond the impotent struggle for bread
which binds us down to the dust and ashes OF
existence. Then it is that the mind turns IN
ward and backward for self communion and to
relive and re-enjoy the sweet child-life and ex'
quisite heart-memories Of the long ago; and
then are the long passed-away Christmas times
their celebrations and gayeties, remembered.
and become blooming Gases in the arid life.
Every recollection, too. Of days passed in child
hood in pure and rational enjoyment, will stand
in after life as guardian angels at the outer
door of honor's citadel, warding of tempta-
tons and refusing admittance to the ministers
of evil. Therefore we believe it is meet that
man should celebrate; and we wish to all OF
our readers. "and the rest at mankind,
merry, joyous, Christmas.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

ANOTHER ATLANTIC CABLE.-Anothe ocean
cable is to be laid between Rye Beach, New
hampshire, and the West coast Of Ireland
The cable will be 5000 nautical miles long, and
will cost f1,2l1.O 900. Preparations are being
made to commence laying it about the first OF
May next. The cable will be the heaviest one
in existence.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERroR.-Ne pub.
lish in this weeks World a communication
from the Department Of the Interior. in rela.
ton to surveying mining claims, which con-
tains large amount Of information useful to
miners, and parties interested in mines.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

POsTPONED.-GOvernor Thomas Z. Bram-
lett. the great Gift concert thief of Kentucky,
publishes card in the Courier Journal, an
nouncing the Postponement Of the next grand
steal by him and bis pals This Is an important
matter to persons anxious to be robbed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25
PUBLIC Mo1scs ,aIl
NOTICEIS HEREBY W
IN in pursuance Of law the ..,;nnafs
Board Of County Conn o. ~ !. y

OF Boise county. Idaho Terrs . = CIV ~
ss s:;:'s. :; N. .' SCI, sss'. s.s =
That being the arst Mon no,nine r. -
accounts or other matter, .rs prior % m 49,
shonld be fied with the C's ,nnst b lse,~s -
All account. and papers sra p no bin W : :.
insure action thereon. .n :S .rnA o.
nnless Al the fees are pala - RlCba
Idaho city. december i ii. 1854
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

ANoTHER-Double o Howard, Of Freed.
mems Bureau nctoriety, has irregulared" to
tho amount of 100000. And so it goes.
Every day brings to light another stupendous
robbery; and General Grant drinks and smokes
and smokes and drinks In utter oblivion of it
ALL
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

MOUNTAIN EENTINEL.-The Mountain Sen
fiMel. . new addition to our exchange list,
comes to 10 looking quite neat, geographically
Il hasa good advertising patronage, and a. well
written editorials 40 any Of our Oregon ex.
CHANGE. We wish friend Bull ample prosperity
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

THANKs.-We return thanks to Hon. John
HALEY, ldaho's frst Delegate in Congress for
many years, for copies Of the Congressional
Record up to date.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

Is COSsTITUTIOxAL--The M;.....l
of Appeals has affirmed the Cooa;,..
If the st. Louis social evil law
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25
L. S. Surveyor General.

Tor
Z. s. Surveyor Generals Once.
-, 1s1-."
The following certificate will be endorsed upon
each plat by the Surveyor General. viz:
1.-The original fieldnotes Of the survey Of the
-. from which this plat has been made. have
been examined and approved. and are on file in this
Office. and hereby certify that they furnish such an
accurate description OF said - mining claim a.
will. IL incorporated into patent fully to den.
THY the premises; and that such reference il made
therein 10 natural objects and permanent monuments
will perpetuate and hx the locus thereof
II further certify that the value Of the labor and
improvements upon the said mining claim. placed
thereon by the applicant and his granors il less than
Ave hundred dollars. and that said improvements
consist of-there describe the improvement made BY
the applicant or his grantors upon the claim And
further certify that this II correct plat Of said
- mining claim or premises. made in conformity
with said original helh notes of survey thereof.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

oUfrE ENTERPkrslNG.-The Holden, Mo.
EnfeyDyise i soing its delinquent subscribers
A new enterprise for y newspaper TO engage
10, and quite an enterprise, too.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-25

IMPROvED.-Sincs the edito,;., !,
the Idaho Signal very marked .h,.1
better is observable. The S;o.u,
every respect a first-elass paper.
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~.
You will acknowledge the receipt hereof and issue
the necessary instructions your deputies
strict compliance with the foregoing instructions
Very respectfully,
WILLIS DRuMMoxp,
Commissioner.
q. 8. Surveyor General
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A Delaware cat--the cat-o'-nine- tails.
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U. s. Surveyor General

U. s. Surveyor Generals Once,
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DEAD.-A teIegEsphic d..
date conveys the sd intel6s,.
Agassiz died, IN the city Of g..
14th Of this month The dsa1k :.
leaves . void in the world Of ,.;..
10 FILL
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z. s. Surveyor Generals Once.
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q. s. Surveyor General,
The New York herald., 1873-05-06
YORSylLlE POLICE COURT.

Pick pockets, Watch Snatchers and
swindling Conductors at the Bar of
Justice.
On Sunday afternoon, while Mr.. james r. Lynch,
OF 81 Clay street, Brooklyn, was admirlng the pair
OF sea lions in the Central Park, his watch was
violently wrenched from his vest pocket by Will
liam Simon, who says he resides at 720 Third ave.
nue.. The thief tried to get away among the crowd,
but he was prevented and he now awaits trial in
the General Sessions on charge OF larceny in de-
1ault of 81, 900 bail.
Lieutenant Schofe.d, of the Central Park Police,
on sunday took into custody Edward Martin ana
Peter Van Giesen, whom lie detected In the act Of
pocket picking in the ncighborhOOd OF the Arsenal,
They were committed for trial.
Complaints were taken against James DAILY. who,
on sunday afternoon, in Cusick's liquor saloon,
1889 Broadway, fired shot from pistol at James
Brady and attempted TO fire at Michael Smith. He
was unable TO give the required bail Isl LOGO, and
was committed in default thereof.
Jane Tyson and her child, eight years OF age,
got on Tenth avenue car at Fifty-sev-
enth street, yesterday afternoon, and gave
the conductor ten cents to take fare and a
half out OF it. He instead, kept all OF IL. Hot
words followed, when suddenly Mrs. Tyson's
clenced fst fell like sedge hammer on the con-
ductors snub nose, which sent lcrth a small catar-
act Of blood. The female Nemesis was, OF course,
arrested and taken 10 Court. Justice Coulter, when
he heard the lacts. said she had done perfectly
right yet he held her in $500 bail to keep the peace.
The New York herald., 1873-05-06
The Decision Of Judge Harding Sus.
tained-The Case Likely to Go to
the Court Of Appeals.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
A Bankruptcy Suit Order for the Payment
Of Janitors Of Civil Courts Back Pay
Business of the Marine Court
Convictions and Sentences in
the General Sessions.

The Beakley trial was continued yesterday, be-
fore Judge Brady, in the Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner. Several additional witnesses were exam.
lned Tor the defence. The medical testimony as to
the mental condition OF the prisoner will he given
to-day, which will close the for the defence.
Mayor Hall ntimates that he will probably occupy
two days In summing up, so that it seems probable
that the trial will occupy the rest Of the week.
Judge Davis opened yesterday the May term OF
the Court Of Oyer and Termlner and then ad.
journed till next Monday. This has nothing to
do with the present term OF the same Court held
by Judge Brady, the latter term being continue
tiOn OF the previous term, or, in other words q
continuation of the pronunciamento made by
Judge Brady made in January last-that he would
hold Ills Court all summer If necessary, to clear
our present criminal calendar. AS there are ff-
teen untried murder cases the calendar. 1t looks
very much as though it would take all the time
specined to get through with his allotted task.
The distillery 51s West Fifty-second street has
been seized for alleged Illicit dstlation, and the
nsual monition has been issued
The New York herald., 1873-05-06
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.


Leob Frankenthal's tailoring store, at 20 avenue
d, was burgariously entered on the morning OF the
Sd inst. and goods TO the value OF $3.50 carried on
1t that the basement under the store is occu
pied by Thomas Cassidy as "a rag emporium and
from this place the thieves bored holes in the
iciently to allow Of their crawling up through.
At an early hour the morning above men,
toned an Oficer OF the Tenth precinct noticed
five men coming out OF the store with large bags
apparently well filed lie approached them,
whereupon the whole party dropped their plunder,
chase, however. and soon succeeded in coming IN
with four OF them, whom he arrested. Yesterday
they we're taken to Essex Market Police Court
where they gave their names as William Flack
Frank Clark. James Cassidy and George Massett.
They were committed lor trial.
The New York herald., 1873-05-06

Motion for Repeal Of Demurrer Dcnscd'
The interminabe suit against James IL, Ingersoll.
impleaded with william NJ. Tweed aud others, went
through another process yesterday in General Term
OF the Supreme Court before Judges ingraiam
and Davis MI. Charles O'Conor and MIR. peckham-
the latter representing Attorney General Barlow
for plaintiff Messrs. David ID. Field. II. w. Slough
ton, w. Fullerton and H. Root Tor defendant. The
case was brought up on motion to reverse the
decision OF the General Term OF the THIRD District.
Judge lngraham, on delivering the opinion ad-
verse to the motion. said -
THIS Court heretofore held that the Board or
Supervisors could maintain an action in these
cases, but expressed no opinion as to the right OF
the people, We understand the General
Term OF the Third District held that the people
could maintain The action. The further
expression OF opinion that the county had right
of action, was not involved in that case and was
not necessary to It's decision There has been there
fore no conflict between us. Since that decision
was made the charge OF cOllus0n in the suit
brought by the Supervisors has been stricken out
OF the complaint in the case OF the people, thus
moving one OF the principal reasons given for
tanning that action. Under these circumstances,
and as the counsel desire to have the case decided
here as speedily as possible. we think the order
should be affirmed and the case can 60 to the
Court Of Appeals,