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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

An ORIGINAL Trick The New York World
has All account Of sublimely audaciOus and
original robbery lately committed at Baltimore
A lady-hkc luoking woman entered a jewel.
er's shop. selected a quantity Of valuable ar
tclrs aud begged that the assistant might &C
company her hume. To this the jeweler read
lily nssented. and the clerk went off with the
wouId-be purchaser. In the outskirts of BaIti-
more they drove into grounds and approached
large house. Alighting from the carriage.
they were shown into u room where presently
gentleman joined them. With this gentle
man the lady had conversation of apparently
very confidential nature. which the clerk,
no doubt, thought related ~ the contemplated
purchase But the real tenor of it was that
she was placed in a most painful dilemma.
The young man whom DIR. -, Uor the gen.
tlcman was a director of private lunatic asy-
h,n) saw was her brother. His intellect. alas,
was sadly diseased, although like so many
others in the same unhappy condition. a stranger
would discover no signs oi drlusion. She did not
know what To do with him for very few days
whilst she was sta, ing at Baltimore. The unhap.
py young man was penetrated with conviction
that she run off with a quantity OF hisjewelry.
and raved about this. never leaving her night
and day. She was well-nigh worn out. and at
length the idea struck her that II the DOCTOR
would be- so kind IA to dctain him for twenty
four hours she could meanwhile make further
arrangements for bis proper surveillance. The
doctor was at last induced to assent, the lady
suggesting that, on the plea Of showing him
something. he should get him into the next
room. The clcrk's suspicious being entirely
Iulled by the evident responsibility Of the sur
roundngs. accompanied the doctor into his
room. " here they remained for few minutes,
having left the lady in the other room with the
Jewels. She, oi course. lost no time in making
tracks. The clerk presently grew UNEASY
The doctor endeavored to detain him with as
suranccs that all was right. Presently the un-
fortunate young man made for the door; 1t
was lacked, and the doctors straight jacket
gentleman made his appearance. Then came
the story about the jrwelry, for which the
doctor was fully prepared. The clerk raved
and bescechcd, but received little attention.
However. when the twenty. four hours passed
and the lady didn't appear the doctor listened
to the clerks prayer that he would at all events
send to shop named. and ask whether clerk
with a quantity of jewelry was not missing.
OF course. the reply was that they were con.
vinced that the clerk in whom they had re-
posed perfect confidence had absconded. So
the murder was out. Whether the woman
has been caught. we cannot say. but bolder
hand has surely rarely existed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

A SHARPER.-An eastern paper gives an in
stance of shrewdness, on the part of three.
card monte sharp, that doubtless astonished
the victims. A sad looking man on the Hud-
son river railroad was sniveling over the loss
of three hundred dollars which he said he was
swindled out of by a monte dealer, and his
woe-begone countenance and pitifui tale ex.
cited commiseration among his hearers. TAX.
ing pack Of cards from his pocket he pro-
ceeded to show them how it was done; and
the bystanders becoming greatly interested in
his exposition of the tricks Of the game. the
sad looking man in less than twenty minutes
won and pocketed a handsome sum in green
backs. After he left the. cars the Interested
spectators began to realize that they had been
by the monte man himself.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09
KICK HIM WHEN HE'S DOWN.

- Z
When the sun OF prosperity 9 shining
And mans growing rich every dag -" q
When in case and comfort reclining. ts,a .
And golden success crowns his way
How friends will then dock about him: 900 =
But II fortune should happen to frown.
How quickly he'll get the I" cold shoulder.
And be "kicked because he IL down." Il.
How kindly the world will smile on him -
When life with successes abound: e.z.
How cordially, blandly twill greet him
AS in pleasure he's riding arouudl aItl.
But then let reverses o'ertake him,
And his friends both in country and town
Have not q kind sentence to cheer him
But will kick him as soon as he's down.
Let q man get position or wealth,
Matters not If by intrigue or fraud,
The world mods approvingly at him,
And his acts will loudly applaud;
What though he may be great villain.
With the simple. the wise and the clown,
While he's up. he's "tip-top fellow"
But they'll "kick him If he ever gets down."
When man has plenty Of "greenbacks,"
And he's healthy, and festive. and gay.
He's counted "bully good chum " then,
And the crowd approves all he may say;
But just let him lose his treasures,
Perchance, too his health may be gone,
He'll get to be nobody quickly.
And sure to be kicked when he's down."
What's the use of being moral or honest
Or strive TO be upright and true;
For unless u man has "lots of money"
The worlds bound to "put him right through"
They'll ''go for him " certain aud surely.
From the jockey TO priest IN his gown :1
And all stand ready TO "snub" him.
And kick him because he is down."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

A CURIOUS LEGEND-In certain localities
Of the Nord there exists an old belief that when
two marriages take place ut the same time,
the bride who leaves the church before the
other will have boy for her first child. Two
weddings were celebrated simultaneously .
few days back at Arches. in that department.
The ceremony over. the two couples with their
friends hastened to reach the door, and arrived
there just ut the same time The situation
became embarrassing, for the two parties had
stopped and exchanged looks nf defiance. For
tunatrly, the Mayor wns . man Of resources.
for he stepped forward, and, giving an arm to
zach of the yeupg wives, took them out TO-
gsther. to ths great relief ofau ftiehdp. fe4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

, rrogyEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW. IDAHO
\ (YrLT r. Oaice on Wall street. a, the loAae
Eo--a printing ance. 1 1As
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

j SINauLAR.A-The San Fralecisco Clrexicls
says that. sinesler A. itimay appear, al three
Of the candidates for Judge of the Supreme
Court in California ara Democrats. If such is
the case, how is Il that Dwinelle is tho nomi.
nee Of the Radical State Judicial Convedtioue
II lis certainly compliment to the Democracy
when the Radical party IL compelled to select
q Democratic lawyer for Judge of tie Supreme
Court, thereby admitting 'thse thsre isasses
Radical lawyer in the State worthy ofspr qlal-
ified for, the position.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

THE OREGON STYLE.-During the present
political compaign in Oregon, the Portland
Bulletin, in conducting the canvass on the part
of the Radicals, has revived. with a vengeance,
the old.fashioned Oregon style" Of Journal
ism. In its issue Of September 9th, under
the head of "A Liar Pllloried," referring to
some structures which appeared in the Orego-
nian relative to the manner in which affairs
had been conducted at the Custom House in
Portland, the editor Of the latter journal
comes in for his share as follows: I..1,..F
THAT is to say, you confess that the original
charge was SANDER and lie. and you attempt
to sneak out Of it by further insinuations and
lies, involved in vulgar badinage aud ambigu-
Gus words. And yet you, w. Liar Hill. are
the nice fellow who attempts to impeach the
yeracity of other people. A puppy by nature,
a sneak by habit, a liar by education and q
by trade. even you n.ust feel
rather embarrassed on finding yOureelf thus en-
meshed in your own slanders and falsehoods."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

i RrDIcuIINGi .THEaE-The Iowa BaAisala.
6nding that they ooulA net aostrel TIE af9-
monopoly Or Farmer movement j. tat 9eee!e.
pow term-th Gsaseesas- -0seaailation tie @Po.
tato D69 Party The sRnf1tn Hlle dkoIWM
phy thssd sdeyl WITH thsiy crop of q )oeqa. ~,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09
Yrpttssjuual Cards.
JONAS w. BROWN,

.ropvyy AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. AND
Is..-r pnbnc. Idaho City. |. I. VIII practice
., y. S Courts Of the Territory. ofSicE on Com
a1T ..,. ~ s,rss,, .xo door above Court House.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09
IDAHO CITY, THURSDAY OCTOBER g. 1873 " I'LL. NUMBER 80

AN ARrruL DoDdER.- R.-Hiram Smith, the.
Radical candidate Tor Congress il orsgs1, not
being public speaker. has ioanl It necessary
to publish and distribute. in pamphlet fSssn.'
throughout tho State an address TO thevoters 1f
Oregon. In it be tells them what bic viewsssTss
on many material questions that engross pubic
attention, and states what particular measures;
he will endeavor to forward, if elected TO Con-
gress. Upon nearly aIlimportant questions no
takes Democratic stand, but fails 10 explain
his viewson one important measure that, five
mistake not, is referred to in the platform On
which he was nominated Mr.. Smith says, in
his address, he is opposed to the present Coolie
system and. in roundabout way, endeavors
to create the impression that he il opposed TO-
Chinese immigration. Upon this point he IL
not explicit enough. If our memory serves 40,
there is plank in the Radical platform favor
ing modification or amendment to the Nat
urahzation laws. The only amendment or
modification that has been proposed, or that is
likely to be, is to strike out the word "white;"
and while Mr.. Smith may be opposed to the
"present Coolie SYSTEM" we have no hesitancy
in saying that, if he should be elected, be would
favor such propositionif brought before Con.
gress The same question was mooted, and
brought before Congress, about two years ago,
and was defeated by only q few votes. though
itwas advocated and pressed by the most prom
inent leaders of Mr.. Smiths party. We should
like to hear the views of the Webfoot apothe-
cary on this vital question, but he will no doubt
dodge the issue, if possible No man who ia.
vors a modification of the Naturalization law
that will throw open the door to Chinese citi-
zenship should be elected to any Office of honor,
profit or trust and. in our opinion, is not fit to
exercise the right of suffrage himself. 'a4z5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
VOLUNTARY SALE.
TO EFFECT 4 PARTITION.
ESraTE OF WIDOW sAnUEI p. FaGcr

INMATE OF WIDOW SAHUEL +. FAGCT.
Ar THB REQTBST oF THE OWNERS THE sEOF
II will offer for sale at public auction, on the
Orenises on SATURDAY, the frs. of February,
1873. at /! L. 81. the following described property
- wit
SUGAR PLANTATION. situated, in tho par ,sll
81 ST. James, the left bank of the Mssssip pi
.ivey about sixty miles above the city of New
Orleans bounded above by lands of Tecls kicoe,
end below by those of Widow Olivier Thib0daus,
and composed of the following tracts of land:
A TRACT OF LAND, meausuriug about l3
arpents II toises front the mississippi river, b,
30 arpentsin depth, closing i'll the rear about ]
degree.
measuring aipents 10 tOisrs front on said river
sy depth OF - arpsnts, closing in the rear about
=. SNOTaER TRACT OF LAND adjacent 20 the
last. measuring arpents on said river by depth
OF ~ alpents together with eight lots of back or
swamp lands, in the of said three tracts OF
land, measuring about 1913 acres, all forming said
plantation, which contains, III area, an aggregate
OF 226i 81 acres of land; together with the dwell
ibghoute and Outhouses sug8r-hHuse and steam
engine quarters for sbOrers stables and all other
buildings thereanto ,itua' ed ana with ffty-three
Mules nine ows aud Calves, twenty-siI' arts, two
trays Two IlihoeI- wheels one 'Hepnmp one snal
Steam Engine and Boiler, forty seven Plows, Har.
ness, Flukes, etc. and all other farming utensils
sherets attached aud belonging and to be snvmer
Sted on the day of sale.
The whole of the said proserty 10 se s,ld in block
On the following
Terms aud Condtions-The sum Of 10000,
Savahe cash. The balance on q credit OF one
.vO al d three years, in equal nstal!meut. repre-.
ssned by the promissorJ notes OF the purchaser OF
purchasers, TO their order, and by them indorsed
payable at the office of the Rec0rde, of .he parish
bearing interest at eight per cent per annum after
saturty until paid Said notes to be secured by
mortgage. and vendors privilege on the 9rcpert,
sold.
AL the buildings and fences on said plantation
sce in excellent repair and condition.
There are also on the plantation fifty acres OF
cane planted in the fall of 1872 put up for
seed sufficient TO plant about one hundred acres
and there are l85 acres of frst year stubole cana
al on lands perfectly drained
Parish of st. James, sixth Jsnusry, 1874
IstS 10 27H g. SUPRA. AVcS6afea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1873
AUCTION SALES.
By 8. Guinsuls.
sUOEEsSIOg OF AEDRB DUBUCR-Sc. s.. %Sf.
RE .. GUfNAULT, AGC 1I2;SI;IS ON,

OS .. EUfNAULT, ACCTroNEER-ofncs
- corner of Exchange alley ana BenVllle street
On SATURDAY February IS, 1873, at twelve
o'clock NJ will be sold at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctonetrs' Exchange, Royal
street between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets,
by virtue of order from the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated January II, 1873
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the
second District of This city, in square No. %
bounded by Canal, CustonlhOuse, Marais ard Viii
lsre streets and composed of the following lots
or parcels. to wit:
l. A lot or parcel of ground, designated by the
no. on q sketch anne xed TO an ace passed before
Achille Chapella, late notary public, on the sec
inches lines front haras street, by 81 feet in
depth between parallel lines
2. lot or parcel of ground adjoining the rear OF
the above described lot No. T. beginnIng at the
line of said lot No. T. at distance of 81 feet from
the line of Marais street, and running i'll the drec
ton of CustOmhOuse street SO feet inches lines
in front line parallel to said harais street, by
% feet 10 depth between parallel lines the upper
line thereof being prolongst of the upper lin.
of said lot 20. 4, and composed of the pOr-
tiOns of lots Nos. and TO- as per said sketch
The buildings aud i'm srOvemeuts erected the
above two lots OF ground consist OF twostory
and attic brick and frame house, 60 -, having
parlOr and diningrOOm communicating by slid
i door and landing on the ground floor, two
rooms landing on the upper story and largo
room landing in the attic; two story frame
kitchen slate rooted SontainiuS two rooms gas
introduced in the house, cistsn, hydrSnt paved
yard between house and kitchen garden with fruit
trees, bath house, shed, etc. see plan at the Elk
change
TeTms-Casr.
Act of sale before II. T. Ducros, notary public az
the expense OF purchaser, including tho taxes OF
1872, PAYABLE in 1873. jalS % 30 fr7 IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

CSkTED STATES DSATRsST COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IS THE MATTER OF JAMES &. DEgAL2, BAsS-
fupt.
On HANK xnnfeGNa SIS.

SeSHE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE, AND
4. particularly those aving liens and privileges
upon the proceeds of the sale of The property
hereinafter described, hesebS notified that
have filed my final account assignee in the
matter of two tracts land situated i'll tbs parish
OF West Baton Rouge viz:
/. tract of land, measuring, with the Deserve
hereinafter expressed, arpent front on the
Mississippi river, by such depth may thereunto
belong, the lines running parallel, bounded above
by the lands OF Jacques Blanchard and below by
those of Mrs J. r. Devall.
2. Another tract of land, containing go acres,
called the double concession adjoining the Ash
land plantation, At the back part, bounded east
by the lands belonging to Mrs J. X. Devall. north
by the lands formerly owned by stephen Winter,
south by the lands Of 4. &. Woods surrendered
herein, snd which were sold by vGtue of decree
of the above court, rendered on the Nineteenth
day OF hay, 1863 transferring tho liens upon said
lands to The funds arising from the sale
thereof and that the sixteenth day of February,
1873 I shall apply to said court 70 D settlement
of said account, and for discharge from all La
bility assignee, in accordance With the twenty
eighth section of the bankrupt act of March O. 1867.
ia1I b NORTON Assignee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IS TIRE NATTER OF GEORGE ". sfZER. BAaB
Vupt.
On 8anksaptcy-So. also.

tSrHEREAS, GEORGE ". SIZER, INDIVIDUALLY,
~ and . member OF the firm of sizer d
Owen, OF New Orleans, and district aforesaid
duly declared bankrupt under the act of Con
gress OF sIarch 2 1867. has this day filed in said
court petition .: aging for discharge and certl
fcate thereof from all hls debts and sthsr claims
pTovabie under said act.
Notice is therefore given 20 al creditors who have
proved their debts and 10 all other persons in in
tsrest, that the fifteenth day Of February, 1875
at II A. is assigned for the hear ng of the same
and that they may then and there attend and shO .
cause if any they have, why the prayer of the said
petition should not be granted and further notice
Is gi ven, that the bankrupt will undergo an ex-
animation before Register Kellogg on the twelfth
day Of February, A d. 1873, at l! u. u, Of his
Office Cuatomhouse building.
CIeI k's ONCE, EeV Orleans. January Is, 1879.
jsaa fes IL T. LoRw, ptSutS C1es@.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

pY 9. GUyNAUS4y, ACCOMMODATION

DY =. GC1SAC1H, AUCT1OSsER-OffICH
ID corner of Exchange alley and Bienville street.
SATURDAY, February d, 1873 will be sold at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and AnctiOneers 81
change, on Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouss streets, by virtue of an order from the
honorable the Second District Court for she parish
OF Orleans. dated January II, 1875
LOT OF GROUND designated BY tho No. I,
situated in She Third District of Eep Orleans, in
the square bounded by Frenchmsn, Goodchildren,
Love and Elysian Fields streets measuring Amer
lean measure, 81 feet front Oh Frenchmen street,
by 81 feet in depth on GoOdchildren street and
28 feet in che rear. and forming the corner of
FRI nchmen and GoOdchildIsn streets; together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
consisting Of house of four rooms, two story
kitchen of four rooms, paved yard, slstsrn, priyy,
stc. See plan at the Exchange.
Terms-One half cash, and tho balance nj 2
credit of one and two years, for nOtes bearing
eight FER cent interest pei annum from date and
mortgage; five per cent lawyers fees will be paid
by me purchasers in of judicial pr, cesdings
for the recovery OF any of the notes. The build
ings above described must De insured by the pur-
chSsers aud the policies transferred to Tho holders
of the notes. and the taxes of the year 1872 to be
at the cost of the purchasers besides and above
the price of adjudication
Act of sale before I. Drsyfous, notary public, OF
the expense of the purchasers jazz 29 f,7 IS p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
BY Francis Fernandez.
Observation-Disclosures
SUCCESSION oP AGNES FasNACaT-sc. 81 8

SUCCESSION 0P AGNEs FaSEACHT-sC. 81 a59
DIV FRANCIS FERN4NDE1-AUCTI
- eer and Real ESTATE Agent NJ. 81 Exchange
alley "WEDNESDAY. February 5, 1873, will BE- sold
at eleven O'clock, at No. $50 Basin stYeet oetSeen
Poydras and Lafayette streets, BY virtue OF an or
der from Hon. A. L. lissOt, Judge of bhr Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated
seventeenth of January, 1919, the following nova
effect belonging to said succession
TQAN ASSORTMENT or PURNITURk conssttne IN
part Of bedstesds. Arrnoirs, HAshstSnds. Carpets
Crockery. Chairs SOFAS. Kite Utensils a. Dor
inventory
Trims Cash n tseseuyy ra<ss % 5eSveey.
5a2I "A "a fe3S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

9fstTlcS Court or @ie Unltcs OF amtllcS 2OS
the District of Louisiana-No. Rl3.
SSN q. r.. GIRARBES & CO., AUCTION
ID e+rs-Ofiice No. II Exchange place.-SATuR-
DAY February Is, 1873, at twelve o'clock H. at the
Mere han & and SuctioneeTs' Exchange, on Royal
street betwt IN Canal and CustOmhouse streets in
this city of New orleans, by virtue of an order OF
che Hon L. II. Dur.ll, Judge of the District Court
ct the United States Ut America for the District of
louisiana sitting in bankruptcy, dated the sin
geenth of January, 1873 will be sold by public auc-
tdon the following described property, to wit
LOT OFGR 1UND. situated in the Third District
of the CITY of New orleans, in the suburb Franklin,
designated by the number tweIty in square u UNI
Der tifty-ive bounded by st. John the Baptist tor
Rob, rtsOn), dandeville, MaIiguy, and st. Avid or
claiborne streets, measuring thirty feur feet SIX
inches front st John the Baptist Tor RObertson)
street by one hundred aud six v feet deep between
parallel lines with all the buildings and Improve
Gaents thereon.
The decree of the court ordering tie sale Of the
above described property directs that the same
bss freed from all membranes, and the assignee
acting as the officer of the court will convey only
such title as is in him vested by the assignment
IN bankruptcy and by the aforesaid order of court
Terms of sale-Cash on the spot at the moment
of the adjudication and purchasers to assume pay
nent over and above the prices of adjudication "i
all taxes which the property may owe up to the
day of sale.
Act of sale at the expense of the purchasers
before NJ. GernOn, notary public.
ial3 26 fe | 8 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
By 9, De Ferret 81 Go.

SroSE-SyCCEssIoN OF J. n. DiRRHAhxEH-
Second District Court 70. the PARISH OF Orleans
no. IS 973. -
DY Il. OE FERRET & C0-JoHt g. s0E-
ID rose Auctioneer-Ofice No. 50 Royal street
FRIDAY, February Z, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ at
the NJ. Lsuis Auction S1change, will be sold by
public auction, by virtue of order from the HON.
A. L. It's sot, Judge of the Second District Court,
dated Janusry % 1879, for account of said s1ccee
sion
TEN sHsRRs Of the CapkS stosk Of the Tee
tonia National Bask Of Hev oseapA
yesUA-kaNh 80 nd -