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smoking, and almost e1tihguished: Hothfsn I'M
of them remained but the ashes ana 1ev
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. the vast -plain where tho sun shot few i6nl
lines Of gold, and, seeing me aware, pe Rsrt%
~. NV in the rear-euard.m -.-,
idid not know what he meant. 49,,
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a. a wide marshy plain, traversed by =
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gaMey sne PSi further on. to the right and le
.Sya or ak little villages built in the ho!io
EstySaan the hills, for it IL q country OF hi
and Sne LIE Gorsohen and Gross Gorsch
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which kn itt' De1 LIZ. wbere poplars willo
borders OF Is. ., i"AS Gross S;orschen. where
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THE. CONSCRIPT;

STORY OF THE FRENCH WAR OF 1919.
From the French.
ABLEa sCRIBNER 1 CO.. NEW Iokk ::
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CUSTOM-HOUSE ABUSES.

FRAUDS IN EXAMINING BAeGAGE-TIIE wo nSS,
roSsIRIEn GENERAL ORDER sisTEM-orN
IONS OF PHELPS, DODGE d 90. . ohsnM H,,,s
QUESTION OF vERAClTY--sTEALiNU"
The Senate Committee received, yesVeruay'
copy OF an important letter from j. u Hopper !" 0e0
tary boutwell, concerning tie iilega opora''' vi ''
Insnectors deputed to examine baggage ana the per
,,cors ,nepence exercised In the matter by the Col
,oc.or,s private secretary. Benjamin IL. Hutton OF
che firm of Bernhard & Hutton regarded Leet d
20 "a General Order charges as very serious
.hnsc for which his firm had been unable to obtain
any redress Tie present system he considered "the
worst possible" and he of opinion that tho Govern
mani should have its own General Order warehouse,
under Government management entirely, aud should
not make the privilege reward for political or other
service thought the present system OF szng books
and papere was "dsgraeeful TO the Government" and
should be abandoned
Peter N Moore, Custom-house clerk for Phelps Dodge
d Co, testified that Leet Stockings charges were
"three or four times largo the former rates. and
that he had taken special pains to keep his employers
goods "out Of the jaws OF tho lion" He asserted that
Mr.. Grnnen offered bride OF $4,000 for
the General Order business, and cited the remark
able growth OF the steamship lines during the last quar-
ter Of century proof Of the corresponding increase
OF the business in question. Every line, he thought
should have its General Order store He found no
fault with the Appraisers Department, which, he be-
sdered che force employed In the Custom-house too
small.
Allen N. Leet, TRIBUNE reporter whom Col Leet
had denied knowing, made clear and straightforward
statement 10 his acquaintance with his notorious re'
tive and also gave the authority for an article written
by him for THE TRIBUNE Of Jan. %. on "Leet & Co.'s
Exacuons" The closest crossquesoniDG failed to shake
his testimony which proved Col Leet to be either alarm
ngly forgetful or wfuiy incorrect in lis statements
TIE latter. upon being recalled, denied ever having
seen the previous witness
John De- Brot a clerk with A. T. Stewart Co.. test'
ed positively that an agreement made with Leet q
Stocking whereby they were not to charge moro
than 81 rs per package on A. T. Stewart q
Co.'S goods. ]. Eugene Robert, On importer,
testified as the loss of Of watches while In the
possession Of the Customs authorities and the failure
OF his attclnpts TO obtain redress. william Buchanan
described the manner In which some machinery i'm
ported by him rushed into the General Order store
thereby subecng him to the extOrtions Of Leet Co.
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FOR A PARTITION.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. So 053


pY :. GUINAULT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID corner OF Exchange alley and Bienvilie street
SATURDAY. January 20. 1872 will be sold, at
twelve clock ~, at the Merchants and Auctoneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, by virtue Of q Judgment rendered
L. Duylgneaud. Judge of said court
|. TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Sec
oud District OF this city, desi grated by the Nos.
and TO- OF square No. So bounded by Toulouse,
Broad, Dorgtn0s streets and CarOndelet walk.
Said lots measuring each 81 feet inches lines
front on Carondtlet walk, 81 feet inches lines
front on Toul ouse street by depth from said
Carondeiet walk to Toulouse street, across the
ST. uare 10 VIII: i0t No. 81 feet iaCheS the d-
wiling line OF lot No toward Broad street. lot No.
10 "a feet inches lines the dividing line of
lot No. g. and OF 81 feet inches the dividing line
OF lot No. II toward porGrnols street
?. LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Third Dis
trict OF this city in the square bounded by Esplan
ade, her!"rec. St Claude and NaIais streets, meas
uTng % feet front, English measure, on St Claude
street, by depth OF ll0 feet French meas
bounded side by Mrs. Fonvergne's prop
erty; together with a tWo-story frame binding,
slate-roof-d, having four and a side gallery,
a small! kitchen, and two other small buildings or
sheds IN The yard ,IsteIl, wate-w0rS5. prlvy, etc.
tie whole a5reedbly to plans to De exhibited at the
+ change.
Tern.s-pnr-Ialf cash, AID the balance at
credit OF one year for notes divided into shares to
SJit the heirs, bearing mortgage and eight Per cent
interest per anuum from date. The buildings to
be kept insured and policy OF insurance transferred
10 the holders OF the notes. and Ill case or idcat
proceeding, I1T tlir recovery OF said notes, the
lawyers fees liked at five per cent, to be paid by
the purchasers
Acts OF sale before Abel Drrvfous notary public,
al the EXPENSE OF the purchasers, including tie
United States stamps, well as the taxes for the
year 1871. due il 1872. de29 p at II %
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DY O. vALETON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

k/ - =
ID No. IA Natchez strtet-SATURDAY January
{, at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at the
-. Charles Auction Exchange, basement of the
81. Charles Hotel, by virtue and in pursuance of
OF the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated December l. 1871, No. 81 10i OF the
docket of said court
l. ONE LOL OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District of this city, i'll the square bounded by St.
Ann, Rampant. Burgundy and Dumaine streets
said lot being NO i measuring % feet inches front
ST. Ann street, by III feet inches in depth be-
paral lel lines, bounded on side by lot No.
g. on the other side by lot No ), and in the rear by
property belonging TO the heirs OF Henrette For
brick and covered with states, containing hall,
parlors tiningloonS bedrooms, kitchen, servants
rooms, flower girCen. the whole very comfortable,
with all modern improvements.
2. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SHARES of
the Capital Stock of the Ocean ToWb0at Company
OF one hundred dollars each.
}. TWO SHARES of the Capital Stock of the
Louisiana Manufacturing Company OF thou
sand dollars each.
And same day at half past twelve o'clock in
mediately after the sale II the above property and
stocks will be sold at No 1854 Gravier street OIpo-
site st. Charles Hotel
TWO IRON SAFES and lot of OFFICE FURN-
TURE.
Terms and Conlitions-Fcr the property on st
Ann street 1910 cash. and the balance credit
OF year. the purchaser to give his note secured
by mort gage and vendors privilege on the prop
erty bearing interest at the of eight per cent
per annum from date OF sale until paid the build
iugs 70 be kept insured and policy transferred to
vendor with the penal clause of five per cent at
torney's fees III the event OF suit. The taxes FOR
the year 1871 10 br assumed by purchaser.
Act of sale, with United States internal revenue
stamps, at expense OF purchaser, before W. J.
Ca~te notary public.
For stocks Office furniture, etc. cash in United
States Treasury Holes. dec - 30 D ia0
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rye. De FERRET. C. W. ocuLBEFT>oS
ID Accommodating No. 81 Royal street.
in the ,,luda of the st. Loais Hotel or St Louis
street between Royal and Charities streets Vii. be
OF the board OF wardens OF the church OF St L0i,!s
-f this city, dated December y, Eli
!. THAT VALUABLE ROW OF THREE-STORY
BRICK BUILDINGS, situated i'll the Second Dis
tr.ct-of this city i'll TIE square bounded by Royal
y. Ann and Charities streets and Lower 81. An
thony alley, and in the immediate vicinity OF the
Courthouse and Cathedral
The lots are designated by the Nos. l. ? ;, + 3 g.
:, g. 9. H. Il and = and front Royal and -. Ann
stIttts and on S. Anthony alley, and measure to-
gethrI, follows TO wit: l2l feet inches front Oh
Royal street, 1873 feet inches and lines front
81. Ann street and PIP feet 10 inches and lines
st. Anthony a,ler. and the buildings bear respect
lively the following street numbers. to Wit: The
buildings fronting on Royal street bear the Nos.
ii 10 l-3 l5n and l"2 The buildings fronting on
st. Ann street bear the Nos. -, II and &. The
bindings on St Anthony alley bear the Nos Is, 49,
- - and u. The whole according To sketch made
by }. \. Il Hrmecourt, deputy surveyor
The buildings viii be sold in block and on the
terms and conditions hereinafter set forth.
,. THE WELL KNOWN CHURCH BUILDING and
valuable property situated at the northwest cor
Utr OF Rampant and Cont streets. and situated III
the square bounded by Rampant, Cont Basiu and
81. Louis streets, and well known as the -.
Anthopy Obituary Chapel. The lot measures l2o
feet front on Cont, 80 feet front on Rampant
street, and the same front on Basin street. Tie
buildings ana improvements consist of the 0Iick
eGItice or church thereon erected together with
al its dependencies and appdrtentncts, altar.
organ, pevs. etc.
Terms-FOr the property firstly descr bed.
4>o,No cash and the balance on a credit Of one.
two, three. four, five six, seven AMI eight wears.
in equal r-tullmeuts secured by special mort "a -e
and vendor lien, and bearing i've per cent inter-
est per aunu from the day of sale until marurtt y
ana eight per cent per annum thereafter until
final payment the buildings to be kept iusuIed
against tie risk OF fire by the purchasers for tie
iustallments due, and the policy transttr FRED to
vendors and the act of mortgage to embrace the
clause de non alicnando, and that CT five per cent
attorneys commissions i'll case OF suit 20 rccoy er
any unpaid iu5talImtnt portion thereon. For
tie property secondly described, cash il United
States treasury notes.
Acts OF sae, with United States int, INA. revenue
stamps attached, before Octave de Alulae notary
pubic al purchasers expense.
Il n IN. u y
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DY G.. DE FERIET-C. W. CULBERTSO

DY G.. DE FERIET-C. W. CULBERTSON,
ID Auctonter-Otfice No. so ROyal street
SATURDAY, January 20, 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
AT the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the base
ment rotunda of the St Charles Hotel. will be sold
BY public auction, by virtue of an order from the
Hon. Louis Duvigneaud Judge of the second Dis
tTIct Court for the Parish of Orleans dated Decein-
Der H. l61l, the following described real estate be-
longing TO said succession. viz
THAT SPLENDID ROW OF IHREE-STORY BRICK
STORES forming the corner OF ST. Charles and
Common STREETS opposite the ST. Charles HOtei, and
situated in the most central and valuable portion
of the CITY.
The lot is situated in the First District of this
city, N the square bounded by st. Charles, Com
mon, Carondelet and Canal streets II forms the
corner of s.. Charles and Common streets and
St. Charles BIZ ia feet in depth ami front
on Common street. The buildings and improve
meuts consist Of that splendid row of three-stOry
b:Ick stores. with ornamental balcony and mar
4uise both fronts, and bearing the No. 25 ST.
Charles street and the Nos. lil li3 li5 Ia and ~
Common street, and ale in perfect order and ready
for Immediate occupation.
Se plan at the Exchange.
Ternls-Ont-tourth cash and the balance on
credit one two and three Years, notes secured
by special mortgage and vendors lien, and bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from thr day OF
sale Until. hlal payment; the buildings to De kept
insured, for their value against the risk OF hre
and the ,,OiIcv transferred to the eXecutrIX the
act OF sale % embrace the clause OF nvt cent
ATTORNEYS fees III case OF SUIT tle
PAD notes: the said fees TO be likewise secured by
mortgage.
Act OF sale. with United States interna, revel,ie
stamps attached. before Octave L Ar4las notary
ptlnuc, at pun chaser expense.
deco . 81 lat - %
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The Ee.hodjSt says a to the plea that this
IL no time to expose all the shortcomings of
.tht governments: We answer, most re-
.spacttuiiy, that it is precisely the time. Four
Years are closing, and It is the proper mo-
.mnnt tor the government to give an account
.ot IL stewardship. Tie people have conf
'dence III the sincere purpose of the Presi-
.drnt to do right
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INSURANCE.
NEITA INSURANCE COMPANY.

OEFIl1 CORNER CARONDELET AND COMNON
STREETS, NEW ORLEANS.
CAPITAL STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Shares each. Annual interest dividends ten
per cent.
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT
4. d.-iIr8ds 20 Stockholders payable in Cash.
Fi2e MARINE AID RIVER policies issued by this
Company at Current Rates of Premiums
TRUSTEES:
4. Z li1w--. G. J. Leeds L. Il. Gardner,
q. p. G-alsa.c- +. LaDorde J. Lapene,
4. Elmer Bauer, 4. II. d Mza. Q. HophIns,
q. De.oier Emile DuWe G. II. Moulin.
i. Ieftiv-. john BluIasO, W. =. CoIZer,
= In i. BOuglr. T. BoIdelcis,
r. ". ILer..-r, a. Palaci0 T. |. AiltE.
Ii ! j. -.Zarai. T. " >innene Joseph Alex,
Z. GanHctau.
OFFICERS:
Z. GANUCHAU President.
a. BALDWIN, Vice President.
l. ". BAQUE Secretary.
G,2+ I'm
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second Districts.

\ CERTAIN LOT OF GROCND situated. i4 tie
sIhu IRENE i'll this city, making pan Of lie lot
designated by the No. OF square No. 81 on pan
annexed 10 act passed Oh tie it'll 0t MAY, I-5
before Felix dcArnas then notary publlc ct this
city, and measuring B feet front Irctnr street
by l2o feet III depth, between ParaIe. lines puEHd-
ed on thu side OF St Philip street By the property
Low or formerly belonging to Victor Wiz, on the
side OF DumaiIc street by that tnt l"uLiUg
formerly TO Victor Hcbert. and in the rear py the
property now or formerly belonging L. iTIso hclIs.
Together With ialgc frame house Nos y5 ana i95.
dlNiitd INFO two trnemCHt7. having each thee
rooms on the fr>t EOOr. with a siIdu Upor to the
double par.Or, he whole recently WpeTet; large
i'll the attic and two large cab nets. double
two-storv Kitchen OF eight lpgIns -four rooms
each ttuemcutD, double hydraut, cistcrn,
double Priv etc. The Yard between house and
kitchen is paved both house and htc.eu ale slate
rooted.
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this CITY. in IL. square com.
pr!Sed within Hospital TOut. CrsIG.ues and Roche
b.ave streets sguattd by No. - Oh particular
plan made by c. a. de ATmas, surveyor On july II,
It's and annexed to an act passed. OF Nay =, 1907,
before kUscbc Bouny notary pubic III this city;
said los measuring, i'll American measure, 50 feet
front on Hospital street, by 40 feet deep between
parallel lines.
The whole agreeablv TO p,a..s TO be e. sbited "a
tie Exchange several days previous TO tue Gay OF
sale.
Terms-Gash.
Acts o! sale before Oscar Droutt notary public at
the expense of the purchasers including the United
States stamps, well as the taxes for the running
year 1871, due III 1872. dec q ja4 Il ~
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VII VI. Carlton rhymes as follows about
n farmer who took a boy to 4 printing Office
Il, make an editor OUten o him :: " The
editor sat II the sanctum and looked the Old
J.. III IN the eye. then glanced a. the grinning
yOunL hopeful, and mournIully made this
lep.v: i your son a small. unbound edition
.ot Moses and Solomon both , Can he com
l a. Lis spirit with mcekness, and strangle
a uatlra. oath? Can he leave all his
wror = 10 the failure. and carry his heart in
III check Can he do an hours work in a
1..uute. and live on a siXpence a week !
.Cla he cou-teously talk to an equal. and
8hrow beat an impudent Ounce! Can he
Aeep things in apple-pie order, and do halt a
dozen at once Can he press all the springs
.ot know ledge with quicl; and reliable touch !!
and be sure that he knows how much TO
3inov. and knows how to not know too
Muyl Docs he know how to stir up his
VIRTUE, and put check-rein on his pride ,
< IN he carry a gentleman's manners with a
.Iuiaoceros' hide Can he know all. and do
.al., ami he all, with cheerfulEess, courage
and vim II 80. we. perhaps, can make an
.tGltov outen o him. The farmer stood curl
lousy listening. while wonder his vision Ger
.soreai; and he said Jim. guess vel be
.g1:u', Hr's probably out Of his head
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F.Um Inc SlOlN ny JUotIaI.l
\ discharged soldier from Fort Rice. WHO
lett this city by the afternoon train some
days ago. with England as Lis objective
pom, had quite a curiosity with him. 1t
vas ! bear-dog. The animal attracted much
attention while here. He was only nine
months old and weighed 10 pounds. lie
was covered with long hair under which
was fine coat Of fur. and h. was minus a
il Ill, dane nature never having favored him
b. that line. He was obtained from a hos
I'll Indian when he was but one month old.
H. sill remains one Of the most dociIe Of
l-ls.-.
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By o. Valeton.

VALUABLE COTTAGE on ST. ANN STREET
SECOND DISTRICT; ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY SHARES OCEAN TowBOAT COM
PASY, TWO SHARES LOUISIANA MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY, IRON SAFES AND OFFICE
FURNITURE.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES NJ. PETERSON.
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UNITED STATES CUsTOMHorsH,
New Orleans, December Ii, 1871. J
DY NEVILLE g. VAN SOLINGEN, ACC-
ID t0neers.-The following goods having remained
in warehouse unclaimed over one year, or ware
housed over three years, will be sold at pubilc
auction, in accordance with law and the reg,lla-
lions of the Treasury Department, at Warehouse
No. |, CustOmhOuse building on WEDNESDAY,
january 10, 1872, at ten o'clock A. VI. The iocomo-
tres and railroad iron viii be sold at Warehouse
No II, class 1, Gretna at twelve O'Clock the same
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DY =. GIiNAJLT. AJCTI0EEER-OFFTCE
ID corner of ENchaugt alley and Br..vIle stItrt-
SATI KUAY. january 20 LIZ, " IL ne sui At twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Aac'ionetrs' kX-
change, On Ro. al street, between Canal ami Gus
tonlIosc streets, by virtue OF Lmta- rendered
Judge OF said court, the following described prop
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I AE'.3kEJTE FIRE

AZ 4 II T. E1hE
INSURANCE CONIPANY,
OF EEW DREAMS,
"p.tH4...'.'''....... $500, zoe.
x noe corner OF st. AEtTewl.I Magazine etreets,
~ =.a-lai entrance on>t Andrew street.
.!1HgR-> AGAINST LOSS DR DAMAGE DY FIRE
AT LOWEST RATES.
1FFlcR.:
hasEA~ AICA, P.esi@rE ROBERT JACKSON,
Vice Pre,deat.
Louis aatAis, Secretary BIN Purcell, Inepecto,
DlkEc3a.:
z. II. Burton, - 2ic
" P. FISH II l..Co'
Q +. Theisman, ioT ~ ppaie+.r
Louis Faessel u - $500 -''e1'
- p, p, iiI1d ~ II. ". B. Wood
Charles Kummel - % 49, ,,I1
p r $500 Hio' ohp Henderson, Jr.,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
By Nash & Hodgson.

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