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The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04
Administrators Sale of
REAL ESTATE.

N0TICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of
IN an order of the Probate Court of the county
of Shasta, in the State of California made on the
23d day of January, A. D. 1865, in the matter of
the estate of James Mitchell, deceased the under
signed, administrator of said estate, will SELL at
public auction, to the highest bidder (for cash in
U. S. gold OF silver conn., and subject to confrna-
ton by said Probate Court, on
On Monday, the 2sth day of February. A
ID. 1865,
at Il o'clock, NJ, at the ranch, on Saltwater. in
said county, all the right, title, interest and estate
of the said ntesate at the time of his DEATH and all
the right title and interest that the said estate has
by operation of law or otherwise, acquired; other
than in addition to that of the said intestate at
the time of his death, in and to all the following
described property, to wit:
The north west quarter of section twenty-five,
in township thirty-two north of range four west
containing one hundred and sixty acres of land
more or less. Also tht following mining property.
situated in Cow Creek Mining district, Shasta
county, viz:
Undivided rs feet in the Original Sugar Pine
Lcdges
Undivided rs feet in the Original Union Ledge.
Undivided 25 feet in the Original Compromise
Ledge.
Undivided 500 feet in the fourth exter sion of
Silver Creek Ledge.
Undivided 500 feet IL fhe second extension Of
tho Alabama Ledge.
Undivided 500 feet in the Original Comet Ledge.
Also one Bond of the State of California for War
Indebtedness, No. 635, for the sum of one hundred
and fifty dollars, and issued June 27th, 1859.
FERNS and conditions-Cash day of sale
ALFRED HILDRETH
Administrator of the estate of
JamesMitchell, deceased.
Shasta Ian Of Iass :: sc
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.Headq'rs NIL. Dist, i. S. G..

THIRD SEPERATE BRIGADE,
DARLlSGToN, S. c., July IS, 1865. e.
GETERAL ORDER NOS.
REPEATED COMPLAINTS HAVING
hcct made 70 these Headquarters that tho
lrcc;''acn and women, are frequently driven
from the plantations upon which they have
rDhacn engaged in cultivating the crops during
the present season, therefore it is ordered,
That the freedmen, women aud children who
nave been engaged in cuItivating the lands the
present year will not be driven away. They
will lie allowed to remain until the growing
crops are harvested, unless dismissed by mill
tary ;.uthority, or Provost Court, and will
he entitled to receive fair compensation for
their labor.
It. is therefore required that equitable con-
tracts in writing, be made between the plan
tcrs 5nd the freedmen and women, for the
cultivation of the lands the present year.
Payment in kind will be made, and the allow
ance of one half the crop is recommended as
ia:r compensation for the labor. The landlords
furnishing subsistence until the crops are har>
vested.
Their contracts will be submitted to the
nearest military commander for approval
When thcabove requirements are complied
with protection will be granted as far as mill.
ta:y necessity will allow, but when no cons
tract IS made, the crop is liable to be considers
ed forfeited for the use Of the laborers. Should
the owners refuse to cultivate the lands, or to
comply with this order, they will be considered
as cndcavoriug to cmbarrass the Government,
and will be treated accordingly.
. by command of ss
sS Brig Gen. BEAL
(Sigued) G. B. FuLEBRowN,
Lieut.. & A. A. A. G.
Official Copy: Csc. G. SPEAR, Lieut.. & A.
\. A. G..
July %
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PThe Confederate Debt.
The Confederate bonds, for which cotton
was guaranteed

was gnarant"",. ;::g:;, s.c:g& 20 ,s, "4yca
t"aiy :!..::i@.cl:. ':..c c..:,. aei~, !: -.
i@::..' G,,'eS ':oy,r'i'.2:.- was n:,.~.,: ~
I T. c,""'!ior, ;.:..s u" e"nrac' s -,a.es. ~
...'.. .>o.':.,s su,;l :.' ..:.a... .;'%,;;; :hHi
!. ....:: 80 70. II bee a,f;... ,ars. bonds
~: :.,a.,c....' nn. IrIn',;,. iho "nNf!d-
,c.' "eh::, We roiice u si.:,.i. controversy; in
IL Northern = ncr%. 5;,:"sj ;!f:?na threat ci
@'' WeHds4 L'l;!i.,, :; 10 r,o;.d.aic the ,vys.--
Tbs opposition poy>:a rrs on. "Why, WHO
pr"p"*cs to pay tbs ,ob;?'' BHl Mr.. Wendell
Phillips IS probably 10: 80 far wide Of tic
mark in his si'oo:ia..::. /! may lea necessary
is well as a "isr policy, on the palt of the
G"itcd States 20 recognize the Indebtedness Of
what is now Il consolidated empire. They
must rot suffer their own people 10 suffer The
Southern people Lave no other capital than
what i"s in this deut, and the hest way to
RECONCILE item To the payment OF the Northern
debt will bc to recognize ard pay their
own. Il will be fcT; Us hard enough 70 pay for
th: weapons OF war hy wiiicIr they wcr. sub
due,i, and t!cy will naturally i"cI it 50; and
fr.n tic sore feeling nn lis subject, nothing
VIII relieve ;c!h ;hit the rony;r;lcn that ply
in"ns caannot he ;'ia,c--i!Ia!, III the loss OF
tiv:r Confederate nluncy: which was nj lat
WAS lc!t t!cmi, t:'ry lost al means hot only OF
paving taxes. bit q! cnmimcncine their business
lie Anew. And :il tie. great staple pTo,t3c-
tioIs oI t!e S"ulh must drpcn! upon their
,t'rng enabled tt Tc,c*tajI; themselves on a
f;lir,wor:ng bass The plantations ;T need
yry tc rct'rliSied. At present, nearly three
f"rths of these have. been stripped Of every
working auin'al and every working implement,
nor have their families been left shei,cr-
How can these prerlr produce? where get
money? and unics> they produce, what be-
rs.of the general drb', 50 much of whith
must depend np"a the productive capacity of
the S"rth Tor staple expectation p ColumIia
phmair. :
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The PERMANENT STANDING AEMf.-Thc
'rnmposi:iou ri the permanent military cstah-
'!',hncut d! Ire country seems &c be settled as
follows making standing army OF nearly
2O0,000 men:
Gcucral Ci'icers-Onc General, five Lieu
tenant Generals, fifty Major Generals and
Seventy.Gve Ersaciier Generals The regular
army proper will be composed Of nineteen
r'gimrnts Il Infantry. six regiments Of cavalry
anl five regiments of artillery, all filled up to
lire maximum number. $4,000 coored troops
will be retained. lIaatocE,s corps will be in.
creased to IL full corps Of three divisions Of
three Jrigadcs each ui about 10000 men The
veteran reserve corps, twenty-five regiments,
will be filed up to the maximum number,
Under proposed arrangement, total strenth of
the army will be nearly as follows: Regular in
tantry, $4,000; regular cavalry, IA 400: regular
artillery, $4,000 Uancock's corps, 10000; col
orcd troops, $4,000; veteran reserve corps, 25,.
600; total, III, 900 men.
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Nail ..ssas.sSt>l;19FiN's'.

= C.iNNEy S. q, ,iIiY L, 1851.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THIS oF:IcE VILE
ic open 20: the delivering frano to ii .o'cIoe, a.
u. (Snadays cxccwcl.) Malls will be made up and
forwarded to all parts of the United States " first
opportunity (rs there is regular mail Gncililys from
this pacc to- :lla rTesent1
j. II. .GAYIi,
'1:,u;SlC CT,
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SsSgCsyaa NGEEEa;.

THE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS CONSTANTLY
hand q fresh supply Of Meal and Ioniny cschang:
or Corn. Arply at Mr.. McCrcishEs shop on Main
street. J. +. SUTHERLAND
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- u.NIh!', ). G., July IL, 1860.
Gi.l;2}:sL.,!:'' CRDE.E -yO.33.
TIL, SALE OF 1NT0N1CtTiNG IL
UUUi;S to any enlisted man is prohibited.
Any person disobcyi9g this order, will be ~
rested by the Provost Aiar>llaI!, anil severely
punished and their goods coniiscatcd; and t.1e
parties making the sale, Or parties interested
III the SALE will not be allowed to open thrir
store ag;dn, for the sale of any merchandise
whatever.
II. Any parties having property in their
possession Of whatever nature, that has .formcr-
Iy belonged TO the u. S. Government, or to
the.so-c:llcd Confederate Government, will
imlnediately ly notify the Provost Marshal of the
fact. Any parties holding property, either
real or personal estate belonging to parties
engaGcd in ti'o-lrt---- h-u;ou. and who are now
apseut, or OF parties whose PfSr--4y-:--.:Ihioct
to conIiscation, will Immediately notify tie
Provost Marshal. a careful search will be
made for such property as named above, and
parties cndeavoring to secrctc the same, or fail
to give the proper notice OF said property to
the Provost. Marshal, will DO punished by the
military law.
by command Of
1t. Col. F. II. WHITTIER,
Corn'dg District.
Gro. G. SPEAR, lst Lieut.. g.. a. A. A. 6.
July 2S.
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!. THAT IT is OPTIONAL WITH WOVEN
whether they L,:>e the Oah OF Allegiance 20 iIe Uni;
ted States Government or ro; BIZ i l.ey cypcc! 10
ho.l property, ;licy 'uusc to 50.
II. Parole. Officers and Sc.dicrs bcow ;lic a.li %
D.i,acr General have again The ,iSlIt take rne
Oa;i OF A.lca:lc: to Tic United Sltcs Government
and ali who do ol do so will l." coIsiorcl as IL reg
s,crcd Ency ".iI:r United &s:e., lri have ~ !ie
10 cain airy protection l:om H.. un.Ic, S;;,;cs.
H. order CT
Cart c. " M:EGU$0%.
2jih Regimen: .. Y. !. Im"t
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June 81
s3Gs. q. LsAEsEGgG.

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO
the people of Camden and vicinity. CEicc formerly
ocnpieL by Dr.. T. j. Worknau.
Juuc % I'M
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NOTICE..

WE THE UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS OF
the Town OF Camden in consideration OF the changed
relationship existing between employer and lahorcr,
have agreed to he governed hy the following rules IN
our future practice: Whenever we are sent for by the
employer the charge will be made to lim-wlen sent
for by tho aburer we will use TIC same discretion
that we have formerly done i'll praeticing among free
negroes.
~ The employer will please always send u written
order.
L. II. DEAS, NJ. n. !.
L. n. DEsAUSSURE, NJ D.
r. W. sALMoND, Nj
B.. II. MATHESON, MD.
D. l.. DESAUSSUEE, NJ. D.
A. 4 MOORE, MI.
June % t..
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EEfaEETE4.&5e.

Headquarters 7. $. IGrcEs,
C,;!rHa, :. &. JuE2 -, ;a1j.
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Plantation for Sale.

A PLANTATION AT GRANNIE'S QUARTER
n CREEK, about IL miles from Kirkwood, con-
tanning 500 acres moro or less, will be sold with the
the growing crop pon it, deliverable in October when
the crop is taken off, There are 100 acres of primo
bottom land, the balance in open and WOO |. high
land. With the plantation may be had, if :. sired,
choice stock of Cattle and Hogs. Apply at
Office.
June 2S twtt
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& G,c:rs. Sd Sub. Dist. "A. S. 6!

SuNGh!;, $. c., July il, 1860.
GlI;.2f:sLI'::!,iL ORDER 80. >.
,;,ii-.- :. ~ I, IL, 1A..rN ..1ll ltni AZ, I I
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Can't. G. V. Ei.nGC$0%.
22jih I!csiia,n: .. Y. !. lift.
CCAnIa:riigs Pos.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
QuARrERnAsrHR GKNsRAL's O1uoR
WAsBIs0Tos. DC, July a. 1865.
GREAT SALE of fGOVERNMENTiH HORSES
NJ AND MULES.

" AND MULES.
Is 900 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE MONTH
'''''" OF AUGUST
'S Delaware ss Maryland and Newer.ey and the D.tie
WIN bo sold a, public %geIioS to the highest bidder a.
tho time and places n'"Sf "Sk%YosK SslGT sK:
Nsw.York City Tuesday and Friday OF each week. 2oo
Newiort City "wednesday of each week. 200 Mules each
day.
n Emrs. T%esdsyy Tasssy A1suS August Is 20 SS5 I Mules
Albany. Friday, August %. 500 Mues;
PENNSYLVANIA
Phsdephs Thursday of each week. 200 Hort' each DAY s
Phtdepla, "Wednesday and Saturday of each "eeA' i00
Pittsbursh thursday each week. $50 Mules each day.
MiGlin:own, Friday, August 1. 200 Mues
York Friday. August l. 200 Horses.
Eewvie, "Wednesday, Angus, g. 100 Horsea
Newyile, Thursday, August 10, 100 Mules
Readins FIidsy xusnst u 20 Ho,sss ,oo u,,
Erie, Thursday August II, 200 Horses
sshPpsn.bufgh, rhur.day August j. 100 Mules
Wiliansgort Friday August 1 49, zoo Horses.
hSs.s sSHa'y 1ssa S
H'i'iy Miiion' Fridsy, August August Is, ac6 iiofse. "
Carlisle, Wsdnesday. August %, 100 Horses.
Carlisle, Thursday, Angus, aIIin 81 lCo Mule"
Columbians, Tuesday August ], 100 Horses.
Salem. Wrdnesday, August 2. 100 Horses.
Alliance. Thursday, August g. 200 Horses.
Canton, Saturday, August S, 200 Horses
Cleveland, Tuesday, Auguuo ioO niuie~
Masslon, Tuesday. August u.s. 200 Horses.
Crestline. Thursday, August u, 800 Mules
Cleveland Monday AfsH;i iESiass. sls 100 Horses
Fort WAYNE Thursday, August "A. 900 Mules
DELAWARE.
iuinston Tuesday Of each week. 100 Horses each Day
Wilmington, Friday OF each week Soo Mules eacn oS
EEWJERSEf.
Trenton Thursday, August 10, 200 Mules
Trenton Thur'd''' ASiait %iaRYtaSps Il IN suie''
Baltimore Wednesday, August g. and "Wednesday Of each
week thcreaite 2UD Horses each day.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Each week day. 20o Mules
GIESBORO. d. c.
Each week day excep, Wednesday, 200 Horses.
An opportunity TO pu chase 4 superior cass Of saddle and
da animals less than their true value. now offered
TO the public.
1hougl majority Of them sound and servicesoie'
they required in the army and must be sold
Many the mules bought in the beg ming OF the
young accompanied the armies In all their marches ana
camps and thoroughly broken hardened BY exercise gen
tie and familiar from being long surrounded BY the soldiers
Animals will be sold sinsly
Saes commence at 10 a. m.
Terms-Cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. Ek1N,
Brew. Brig. Gen. ia charge lst Div. q M. u. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
DASIEL H. BrRDErT, Auctioneer.
IT S. GOVERNMENT VESSELS
~ AT AUCTION.
BURDETT, JONES Co.,
WILL SELL ON
TUESDAY, August Is, 1865,
At u o'clock, noon,
fBv order of the Navy Depntment,)

fBy order of the Navy Department,l
THE NAMED VESSELS:
PRIZE SCHOONER sAVASNAH-j6 feet longs breadth
sipF.WHfF ~ STEAMER FORT HENRY-I5i n. 4 In.
long breadth 81 H. depth. II IT, in. diam cylinder, 80 n
H. H.. stroke. -.
sCREW STEAMER VALLEY ClrY--I33 n. long; % r..
iu beam; depth 4. In. cylinder, q in. - In stroke
SCREEN STEAMER HONEYSUCkLE-Lenth III n
Gin. breadth u H. in depth, sit in; cylinder, ~ H.
~ in stroke. - ..
breadth 81 r. in dep,h Is f. H. between decks, H.
iu c, hinder, - IN. #. strpte. . 49,
n. breadth. n a. in. depth, T. in: ,,
CESTER.BOAED SCHOONER SARAH BRU I'm
Length los T. in breadth. M II. in. depth, sit In
CENTER-BOaND SCHOONER SAMUEL ROTAS-
Length. 100 n breadth, rs H. 3 TO-. depth, n ms
PROPELLER DANDELlNE-L Length, % feet inches;
breadth 10 H. in. depth OF hold, f. in cylinder Ei
in. diameter; stroke POI in. . :.
PROPELLER CAMMFLTA-Lsnsth. Ill r. breadth, ~
n ~ IN depth II IT. cylinder ~ iu dianeier stroke 30 In
BRIO BOHlO-Lengh, 100 r. breadth, "a It. inches
depth Of hold, n. IN.
1ermsrweuiy cent on the DAY OF saei the balance
.r day. wien the vesse be- removed from tho
yard. l. H. BELL, Comn'ahdalt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

CEWARD e. WRIGHT,
~ AAi"' Tnomasvle Georhs,
=, ..,,a ,,.r,..lv., In the practice Of law and In
LEY. 80. tber attention to the purchase and sale Of
as ,t 'rhey invite special notice 20 valuable COTTON
LANDS in South Western georgia winch 'heS 0"'' '''
SALE. ,.,,~v,..
JAMES L. SEWARD. ARTHVR y WMoa"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
n 0NG island RAILROAD.-Trains wIl

4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Irans Will
l I..,. J,,ne. .llu New. YORK as follows:
400 a M Oresnpoh Mai snd Pa".nger 1rain ,,oppug ~
al Way stations, aud connecting with Glen Head hONJHana
Iobj m, syose, TrAin, stoppins at all Way ss,ions
$50 o. n Gre,uport Eip".. conneenn5 WIN no.yn,
ict.,ile 81 opt on Saturdays, "heh days an Era
Train will leave at p ~ Issins s,ne o, ,
Jamaica and Deer Psrt , .u w. s,.,io,. an,
30 o. ma Syo..et As.'n:er Train and all way Stations o.
erp,ins Glen fieaI and Roslyn. . ~, H., 49,,
20 n m. Tor North l.ip HsuPs,ead. Glen Head and
Roslyn. 81, ,r.,, ,..,.. g,n,.r, Point al al5
NJ i'f isPnAH~ ~ o. CHARLICK, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

MEDICAL PuRvEYoRs OYvcE.
WAsBISGroS, ID. C.. August ], 100
GALE Of GOVERNMENT WAGONS.-Wlll
he sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, In this city, at warehouse
on Get, above Twenty nrs. FRIDAY the 18Th DAY oi
August at 10 O'Clock a. mr. - -,
FIpTY.TWO MEDICINE WAGONS,
which have been used In the Government service.
Successful bidders will be required to remove theI puf
chases within i've t3) days from sale
Terms Cash in Government funds .n
c. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon ". $. A. and Medical Purveyor.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

I)EOPLE" LINE for ALBANY and TROY
ron hLBAsr-The steamer ST JOHN ieeyr. on mon non-
days Wedh"sday- and Fridays. and the HESDhlh hop-
son on Iuesdty Thnrsday and Satrdays at O'Clock p
IRON fler no. " Norh River. foot Of Canals
on TROY he .ts amer WANDERED In leaves on Suhays
Tuesdays and 1hursdays. aud the RIP VAN NlrNb. on
Mondsys Nsdnrsdsys aud Fridays At O'Clock p M nom
Pier no. ~, North River foot Of Naits..t.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

CEALED PROPOSALS for building PUB
- Lie MARKET IN the Eighteenth Ward authorized by
Act ofthe Legislature March l5 1895 will be received nn
August Is al the Office of JOHN y. HAYWARD, esq No.
z2.Beanceyst where plans &c. can be seen The Com
missioneTs tie night TO reject al bids deemed ncon-
sisteut to tte interests OF the City.
BENJAMIN +. MAN1ERRt,)
JOHN y. HAYWARD, Commissioner
JACOB n. GUMBLE,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

TRAINS LEAVE NEWloEhi .. - IT.
70, New. Haven, 7.00 B.o0(Ex,l li"~ H i-i'' tHA"
\ eo ~ AS 4 % and 500 tES,Dp m. ,a,s r.
For bridgeport 100, aOo, lkI) li.'o M i'' va"
ar fEr a45 80 and q. 90 (EI-l p m ,x 4 ~ . IN
S., ulf5rd and straord 100, ll5O m ~ - "a a. a.
H., E.i,Gsh Southport and WeIlport. 49, h'oA m ''''
A9p aoo r. ,oao H. 20 a H. l?la (Exp)
4 A. 43o D. O 500 (ET,l m. ,ao ,aoo u
- - Am = 7oO 93D lLJ0 m af5 ~ s;1o ?, 70. nao
r, t,,.en,,icL 100 80 1lJJ IN 3D. f1v, - ~ ~
~, Stamford 90 10 (fr.) $40 ll.Jp ~ m i|''' 'rA'
40 ~ a. 30 $50 GO. 9Ov tEI ?. NJ M a, II 10
For Port Chester snd n'efmcu'ie ''''- "
4 M a45, $50, 5 ~, 80 ,,s, ~ p; ?; ", rp ,tNs
70, po.,on via Springfield, SOO a. p. tEf,) ao' trA''
w.. Bo,,ou. vi. Shore Line, l2l3 HI,) soop n; Yam
For iIsrtiord md Springfield, aUo (EI) u" 'SA"'"''
H., onDscieut River Rsrros e0oa M tEIl i'p H.
,o Nont,ral % o. NJ. TO Northampton. ~, m IT, ,
W,,,G,rd ptoydcnce aud Fishkil Railroad ooV' 'h
q IN. l2.lb y IN. =, L., .o5 stoniuxton Railroads.
8.e0 a. M. ~ 300. MO p M a., No,,bxmp,on
w., Itou,.touic Railroad q M and j. ~ 80, go -
,,.,u couu.rtue with p M, wh i,, ~ ~
49, o. ptt,s6.ld--oiher days. New alnoiuo"J'
", N.nrs,nrk railroad. 900 a m, JW p 81 IN n m "a,
w., nsnbny and Nowslk Rsilfoad' "V' "" am' '"
p m. ., s,.i.. Z, ar, attached TO AGO 2. m. train.
Conmoaiou'" JAMES H. HOYT, Supt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

NTFW. Jersey RAILROAD.-Trains leave
-, o corsndt,t for PHILADELPHIA, at 10 and II 30
' ~ ~ and 8 D. m, and " midnight; for BALrinoRn
and ~ and il.C % E n and H%id ,,.a
Tsr other psTtaeuags ~ bills u 0dhesk
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-are. 2-Bsb'
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r,,rrp STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Aue. i2-Bsbss
Judlr Belts
LARGE HAUL OF COUNTERFEIT CURRENCY
The United States agt. andrew Wlsemin. i DO
dnd.ut having been long suspected Of making ana %
Counterfeit currency Capt Hedden, OF the Eishth
lice detailed Sergeant OF the force for MS erpe hs
Ter several appointments. aud as many di~appoinne
Sergeant at length syccee in making spufcbss in
The com pleon Of which however, prevene' ~
reference of the police, and the arrest OF M On aim
About $50 of counterfeit Jcent pieces Were "a
and trtner sum at house IN torsyh-st wneTp we're
admirable counterfeit Is Of the Weybos'et bsna !" -
found. -. ,.,. currency. TIE
The counterfeit IL on the new ssc pos'sse
vgne,t, /. lad and In some of them the "o'o
il printed dis gnated. h,,b warrant BY judge
Cb,a. a,yood was also committed ior p,sas 10 ps,s
.r,,sncv and Thomas NJ Kinney for A''"f
counterfeit &20 gIeebback. ~
orpprup cOlrRT-CHAxBERs-Au"'
ndnnrRY IN TIE CIVIL CoURIs.
TEE fHESIx n1 BAN Rank agt Charles Brown..aaa
Inc fnes'S IA, beou granted in the above sea0'
Charles Brown.
coUnT CALENpAR-THn DAY IA H.,
-CouRr-CH1MBERs = tBarna!o;; e. "a
Sufk, :, 10 ecIsek . 10. Nos. "a ~ - ~ N W. '"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

I EWIS a. COX.
IL Jo,gPH J. Lewis, CHARLTON T. LEWIS. g. s. Coz
COUNSELORS AT LAW,
No. I3l Broadway. 7. o. Box, No 5,O0O,
NEW.Y0RK CITY,
Attend TO VI, business In the Courts Of the United ststes
and IN the Departments at Washington. Especei stenoa
given to Internal Revenue business and to CLAIM" xsh"
Foreign Governments US well as our own.
Judge Lewiss experience as Comussioneroi ~ s ~
enue and Charlton T. Lewss experience a. Deputy No"
soner will be guarantee Of thorough acquaintance ~''"
the Revenue Laws. -. A., c..,,,.. %,
Mr. Coxs connection Of four years with the oonhi'.ee o
Foreign Affairs IA Congress- and his long membership VI ns
National Legislature. insure thorough An""'oso' 's
tion and practice In both departments