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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
LIFT or SpECIE
From Panama.
nee Of the Associated Press.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
PANAMA, July II, 1864
Some excitement has been created here during
tie past week by the report Of revolution at Penon
onie village distant about rs miles hence, and body
Of soldiers has been sent to quell it. The disturbance
purely political one got up for eeson by
actual President both being candidates for TIE next
election.
No further news lns been received of tie revolution
Mt Santa Martha and Magdaena. nor has Gen. Maquea
yet arrived here from the latter place
From Eucuador we have also Intelligence OF dssatis,
faction rising against the Government occurred
at the capital Quito and another at MaLta, but both
were queled by the authorities.
There ia nothing further from Peru since my last
Ecuador appears 10 give her no sympathy, ana u
turns out that one OF the vessels which recently reached
the Spanish aect with supplies from Valparaiso was
Chill ship.
IL IL said that the Chill Congress had declared that
that Government will not interfere in tie Peruvian
trouble as tie Spanars merely hold the Chnchas until
Perm pays some legitimate claims which Chill thinks
she ought TO settle.
Peru has received any amount of sympathy and
promise in word from her neghbors, which IL Oil she Is
ever likely to get from them.
From the Published proceedings OF public meeting
held in Panama some time since one would suppose
every dollar that could be spared and every young man
in tie place would have gone To Lima by the very next
steamer but not a dollar nor young man has moved
inch in that direction yet nor Is there any prop
ability of such an occurrence.
Strange to say we are in the middle Of July without
the slightest prospect Of the wet season commencing
although II usually sets IN about the end of April.
Tie oldest lnhabitaDt does not recoiect such dry
spell and the trade winds from the north are blowing
~ fresh as In the month of February. Meanwhile the
Isthrnus more healthy.
The Costa Rica Vanderbilt new steamer, arrived at
Aspinwal on the 18th She rave satisfaction to the
passengers who ray that her second cabin is worse
than any II the other ship on that line.
The l.. :. y. Company are about increasing their
steamer line between Guayaquil and Panama, which
will be a great benefit. The Z. X X. Company have
ordered new steamer for the Central American trade
and IL is expected the three steamers will hardly De able
accommodate tie increasing trade next year Every
now.
The Golden City arrived from San Francisco at 6;3O
this morning.
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FIRE IN KING STRBET.-The upper floors and
attic of the building No. 45 King street were badly
damaged hy fire Yesterday afternoon. Richard Berry
WHO occupied the first floor and pert OF the attic oses
on furniture 600 Insured for $50 French lady,
name unknown who occupied two rooms in the attic,
lost Nil her furniture. No insurance 7. W. fresrley
occuried the second floor Loss on furniture, $50.
No insurance The basement is occupied ~ boot and
shoe store by David Greeeer. Loss on stock, about
ESQ. No insurance. The building is owned by james
Boyd and is damaged 10 the amount Of $500 Insured
The IRE originated from the chimney
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HoTRL ARRIvALs.-Bishop Venables, wife
and maid. Of Nassau N. p, w. l.. are at the Caren'
don Hotel -
The Hon judge Duffy, Chicago; Leut. A. n. Stem
mer L. s. Navy: and Cant A. Crown and family
Russian Navy. ore at the FfthAvenue Hotel
Profs Sceiye and Hitchcock. Amherst, Mass.; John
Rodgers and A. G. st mers L. = Navy; and Col. w.
C. Vesey Vermont at the As,or House. .
The Hon. Samuel Hooper. Boston, W. q. L. Elliot
British Legation: f. o. Davis, Memphis; and Mr. de
Pofestae, Spanish Legation. are at the Brevoort
House.
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ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
The U. S. Hospital Steamship Western Metropolis.
DR.. VIM. NJ. Hudson Surgeon In charge arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Fortress Monroe. with 500
sick and wounded soldiers from the field hospitals at
City Point A few Of the number have been wounded
In the trenches in front Of Petersburg but the great
majority consists OF light cases Of disease. who will be
restored health and vgor by few days Of wholesome
Northern air. and will soon join again the noble Army
Of the Potomac.
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TmR DEpARrmKNT OF rHE GULF.

The steamship Foong sney, Capt Hildreth,
49,, Nav O,,esp, July q. at a. m with mdse. and
p.,-,ensers 10 w. H. Robson, arrived yesterday The
~. ,sbip Araeo arrived on the 18th. Passed In the
,,e, hound M. steamship YaEoo, hence. On the ed
inst us miles Of the Balixc saw steamship Wash
fnrton. hence for New Orleans. OF Sombrero Key
hight broke the piston rod of the pump which took SO
hours to repair On the 9th sidewheel steamer
in chase Of bockeds.runner but the chase was soon
given up On the same day was boarded by Q. s. gun
boat Quaker City, cruising, all well. On the Goth the
piston rod broke again. which took five hours to repair
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The Atlantic Cable.

81. JoEN'a \. r, Friday JAY % ls5i
Cyrus W. Field, esq, left to-day for Placen-
tia Bay. He visited Trinity Bay yesterday Hearts
Content" Is the place where the Atlantic cable will be
landed MF Field proposes build land line the nee
Placentia 100 miles in length. and good road
the entire distance cable will connect Placenta Boy
with Cape Breton. Capt orlebar 0: II. NJ steamer
Margaretta Stevenson will meet Mr. Field at plucentia
10 make sonndiuGs.
The weather is beautiful and clear. Wind west.
Thermometer ~.
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Military Matters.
nSKY BLUEs REGiMENT.

LINDSEY BLUES REGIMENT.
I02D NrGIysNr y O., = y. Y. HEADouARTERsi
MERcTR HOUSE, NEw-loRE July - 1884, !
GENERAL Orders 40. 6.-l. An officers meet
inr will he held at e,e hcadquarter. esch day 81, II
until fgrther orders II l. actually that every al
pany should BE- represented ct these meet ngs.
r. Comnsnlln directed 20 detail non-comnis.
oued officer daily to remain al headquarters from 10 a. M I'M
al 10 D. ~.
First sergeaus VIII report the Adinsut Il p m, the
total number of enlisted men ia their several companies.
BY order Col. John VI. Nlsey.
Henry J. WHITE Adjuiani
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Regatta ~ Lake Quinsigamsnd = Yale
Wins,
WoHcrsrHR. Mass., Fridar. July "a. ls6i.

WORCRsrKR Mass, Friday. July y IeOi
The College Regatta on Lake Quinsigamond,
in this city was attended by host OF people today.
The Sophomore boats Of Harvard and Yale Colleges
rowed The first race Harvard beating handsomely
The time made Harvard. 90 le minutes FIVE sec
onds; Yale Sc. 20 minutes 10 seconds.
The race OF the University boats Of Harvard and Yale
resulted in a victory for Yale. Time-Yae, 10 minutes
second; Harvard. l9 Minutes 43t seconds. The Ale
bows Of course in good spirits.
For the citsens regatta TO morrow. seven wherTies.
fouy.oayed and fire and sx cared boats, arc entered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30

LOUISVILLE. ~. Thursday, July q, ls6f
Loud Run, q small village in this county, was
entered this morning by gang Of guerriilas' the
stores robbed end the Post-Ofice ransacked.
TIE Postmaster was told that his buildings would be
burned ii be kept any more Government property in
them,
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
hEyRY J. WHITE, Adjuiani.

KINGS CocETY BOARD oP SUPBRvIsoRs.-A
meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors held yesterday
afternoon 81 consider the subject OF ming the quota
rrd Of dcvsne the best means 10 raise money pay
substitutes Tho Committee 10 whom the matter was
referred submitted iheir report which IL ~ foloFf
"Ihe Committee 90 whom was ref "a thc 'f 10
Of aiiug tie quota OF this county: unoer the ca n co.
United states authorities respectfully cpOr u q ih.
have made ARA geinerts. In como ton win lN"
COuaty Treasurer, for the money authorized ~ le
rais'd by this Board They recommend that Tie t,uhg
Treasurer be authorized 20 borrow a. iiiiona SUI "
$4,000 for the same purpose. They have no % u :
that all funds f,r this purpose can BE- oh'ana
They take pleasure IN siutng that the uoaeyed hsiu
tions md individuals ~ the county have readily re-
spcnded 20 all calls upon them for the needs o. their
cou ~. They TocommCnd that. until further notice be
eycu 70 the public that this county should pay bounty
70 oil recruits of 500 Tor snhsttni' t. yprs $50
for substitutes ior two years. sJOO for substitutes for
3ycars
They further recommend that agents be employed
10 en- at recruits IN the dsot Al States they can BE- 80
made bv sanction of law apply 10 the quota Of thi
county. Your Committee further report that IN ord
20 make such onlsfmen IN disoynl States The sanction
Of the overnOr Of thus State 20 the dOnrs Of this Board
will be- required They not prepared az this day 10
recommend any individuals or place Tor such purpose
They have given ps much l'teAiOn % thus very I'M
poriaft subject as the limited tine in which they have
acted would permit II the matter should be eonhded
10 them, iLey think. aa far as they can Judge rom IN
formation obtained. that very considerable proper
they have reason e. believe that such method could be
carried ont without any possibility OF loss to TINS
county IN conclusion your Couaittee beg leave to re-
port that the prospect % procuring all the money and
AL tn men the county viii require under this call II
good IL only requires the cXcrtions % our citizens
who viii not talk ~ filing In order 10 succeed"
In connection with the rcp0r the following resolu
ton was presented:
eor~d Tia; It DO referred TO the Special Committee hay
ing re- Che subject Of filing he quota OF this county to
Ia ensins recruits IN ihe disloya stat. ~
they may think livisabo. with power to said committee 20
appoint therefor nnd submit such appointments 10 the
Governor tor bis sanction and oiherise TO do what IN he
ldsueut may proper
i Some discussion ensued. but very little opposition
manifested aud tie report was accepted aud the
resolution adopted.
The Committee will pr Aaby appoint the agents for
recruiting in disloyal States to-day.
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Latest ship News.

AkNIN III. -,
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison, Philadelphia mdss 70 M
Steamer Liberty, Pierce. Philadelphia. md'e. to James
BI1 Amore. Hook Mragoane II days loswood to Brett
Son 4 Co. 1T n l.. .,o,. "a
Scbr Empress (Br Clubhouse, Sackvle days @ohe 70
7. l. Nevin. 4 son.
schr Edwin Allen Rondout FOR Providence.
Schr psam.iee Jones Rondout for NoI~ich.
schr BENZ Brown, -, Rondont for Boston
SAILED.
July 2s-ships-victory, Thornton.
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The GuerriiIns In EEis-ouri-Urgen' Can
for Troops.
ST. LOUIS, frida

ST LOUIS Friday, July 90. lso4
Gen. RosecTans, by the authority OF the war
Department, has called FOR nine regiments OF SIX anu
twelve sths volunteers. for the protection o 'no
State from guerrlas and to rcpel invasion.
In the same connection Gov. Hall he's issued proc
laaation stating the emergency for more troops 10 &c
great and urging the people to fill up the regiments at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30

TIP Bounty OF s96O.-The Bounty Com
mtee Of the Kings County Board Of Supervisors last
week gave notice that after August the bounty would
be reduced 10 elW. Yesterday they came to tho con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
Dr. Giiniu not Killed.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Thursday. July 2e, 1904
Yesterdays statement Of tl'e killing Of Or.
Gpin was incorrect. The report arose from his having
had some difficulty with a sodicl and this was Tngn
fed into q collision which did not occur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
From Central sna South Anerica.
The steamer Costa Rica, from Aspinwalll, 4

G. Jones commanding. with the California mails specie,
and passengers to d. b. Allen, sailed from Aspinwan
on the 18th inst and arrived at this port on the 29th
inst She experienced heavy N. Z. gales in the Carb-
bean Sea. The remainder of the voyage was smooth.
She brings s2s4, ?3l 20 in specie from California.
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Three were drowned at Coney Island while bath
ing on Thursday. Two were identified, namely. Cbas
T.. Ames. aged g. drug clerk IN the store Of James
Gratz corner oil myrtle and Bridge street DE
ceased wae a naiye Of England and lad recently ar
rived In tbis country. Tie other unfortunate man was
identified a. james McNnty Of New York A third
person. Whose is not known, also drowned on
tie same day.
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vrow Fortress Maurice,

FoRIRRss MONROE. Thursday July es, 1864.
The schooner Commerce was seized III Hamp-
ton Roads yesterday afternoon. by Provost Marshal
Towson Tho schooner confined con,raband goods
from Yorktown taken from that place when 1t was
ey scuated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30

FROM NAsSAU.-Nassau papers to July 20 are
received The blockade runner Apnis cleared On the
18th no news " the papers.
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yye,ienJ Canal Navigation Rssu med.

TuoloLD C. ". Fiiday, July %. l56i.
The break in the canal has been repaired,
aud vessels are now passing through
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THE YACHT RACE AROUND LONG Island
On "wednesday last at 10 o'clock q. ~. the yaohts
Annie Laurie and Restless started a around
Long I.Hnd for a stake Of ;l0O. Tho AMMO Laurie
came In last evening about o'clock having distaAccd
the Eoetless about ten miles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30

yTNHE PERUVIAN SYRUP
J. THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYLUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
SUPPLIES THE BLOOD WITH IT'S nniAL fhiNSirLE'
OR LIFE ELEMENT.
IRON
nrying strength and vieor into al parts Of the syem
For bYSPT PsIA DEBILITY. and FEMALE WEAK
NEssES 1t IL specific. Pamphsts nee n n,us,.opr
Depot No. 49l Broadway. - r. p4Hos''HH
For sale blSsl Druggists. ID. i -
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A CAUTIoy-A correspondent from Hopkin-
ton Mass. sends the following, which reached him
by posi-;
TuTuEs corners Sussex Co, y. J.. July IS. 1864.
srR: have package directed you, which will forward
on receipt OF 20 cents IN stamps
Yours, j. III. FUTILE.
Our correspondent adds that "Jie United States
Kaa warns people against sending money to the above
Il being swinde."
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAR1LLA.

For purifying the blood removing oil chronic cons,o,.,
diseases arising from an impure Of the blood and ill.,
only reliable and cfectua known remedy for the cure Of s
us scsld Head, Salt Rherm, Pains and Swelling. Of thu
Bones Ucerations OF the Thoa and Legs Botcles Pm
pies on thu Face. letter Eyspes and all seay Erup,Ous
Of hA slim
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AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMpIgxroN
NOT ErW

Of the worst disorders that sc mankind arise from the co,
ruption that sccuuuaes In blood OF all the
that have been made purge out none can equal In esc.
HELMB0LDS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sARsAPA.
RILLA. 1t cleanses and the blood irss the
ysor Of health into the system and puges out the humos
which make disease 1t stimulates the heshy functions Of
the body aud expes the disorder. thai grow and ke the
blood Such cmed that could be relied has long been
sought for and now for the first time the public have
which they depend Our space here does admit
Of certificates to show its effects but the trial Of single bot
tie will show TO the sick that It has Virtues surprising anything
they have taken.
Two tablespoonful Of tie Ey'rae. Of sasops. added "
pint Of water elasl to the Lisbon Diet Drink and
bottle is fully equal to gallon of the Syrup Of saaparia
or the decoction usually made.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

For none.en.ion lncontrence Of Urine, Irritation In
samaon liberation Of the Bladder and kidaeya, Die
eases Of the Prostate Gland Stone in the Bladder Cacuus
Gravel Brick Dust Deposit, and al diseases and affections
the Bladder and Kidneys and Dropsea swengs eAsns
In men women or children.
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PALLID COUETENANCE.
These symptoms II allowed 60 which this medicine
invariably removes followed by Faulty, EpePdc Fits
in one Of which the patient may expire Who can ssy that
they arc not frequently followed by those direiu d.eae
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Many are aware Of the cause their suffering The records
Of insane esyus and the melancholy deaths hon con-
sumption bear ample witness Of the assertion The eon'a
ton once effected by organic weakness requires the aid
medicine to strengthen and nvsorae the system, which
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HELMBOLDS EAIhACl DUNN
Ia safe pleasant in its taste and odO and Strengthening
than any of the preparations OF
IRON OR BARK.
For those SUI ring
FROM BROKEN DOWN OR DELICATE CONsTlTU-
TIoNs,
From whatever cause either In
MALE OR FEMALE,
GOOD ArPirlTE,
STRONG, HEALTHY NERVES,
BRISK AND ENERGE1IC FEELiNGS
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Use IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are also in
very general use in all the STATE HOSPITALS and PUB
Lie SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the lind
well a. in private practice, and cOnrdsIed Is invaluable
remedies.
See Medical Properte. Of Buehu, ,r,rxs
FROM DIsPENsAIoRY OF TIE ISIrE e. f sl1S
See Professor DEVICES valuable WORKS on the
See remark. by the ate celebrated Dr. PHfsic' fau-
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.br,ad Physcan aud Member OF the hoyA oohese VI
Eeon. Ireland, and puOiished IN the uAh'S''''"'' VI
ana Sc Medcc Srar Review published by BENJAMIN
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See most Of the late STANDARD Mork On Medicine
PRICES:
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SARsAPARILbA, 81 per oos.e cts alA '''
Delivered TO any address, securely packed
Address letter. for inforlnssionto
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uEI,NpoLp's MEDICAL DEPOT
40 IN. SOUTH TENTH-srr PHILADELPHIA
40 ma SOUTH TENrH-Sr, PHILADELPHIA
,y.pr OF coUNTERFEITs AND UNPRINCL
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Who endeayos 70
n,.,,.. Of their own and " other articles on the
reputation attained oy
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For weakness arising Hs5is Of Dissipation attended
with the following symptons Indsposon to ESertion,
Iss Of Memory, Dihcuty Of Breethins Weak Nerves.
Trembling Horror of Disease Dinnes of Vision, Waseiai'
ness Pain the Back, Universal Lssstude Of tie dn'ca~
system Hot HANDS, Flushing Of the Body Dryness Of sSs
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PALLID COUNTENASCE.
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
PALLID COUNTESASCE.
PALLID COUNTENASCE.
PALLID COUNrENANCE.
PALLID COUSIENANCE.
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HELHBoLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU,
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
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HELMBeLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
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Deaths of Soldiers

IN THE HOSPITALS ~ AND ABOUT NETWORK,
From Jnly p - July %. litf.
ayroRrrp WEEKLY YoR r<IBuyE ny a. J.
csss GOVERNMENT UsDEETAKgR, 81 GRAND sTKEET,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
VS. or
10

FIRST THIS unity sail not he pail nr any enlistment uP
ON amy 0n ia u uUtrr cal rI"r u ftu'
ary first IN L'rd eighteen tnhdr'd anu sA'
four Az ut here ASST fet. nor FIR mn thets rom 'N
heYn4j the Il required 81 euCh ""i " NV '
of Frblu 4rV first, hundred and StNt"1 uf oH-s A
own shall have previously flied the quota assg"ei u aef
The ctli seventeenth, eighteen Hnd td aif sAN
three resIug III tins state esiiR se rev.
ruary Src esht huudred aud sNNtur. ana not ert"
fore assigned b. lifted tn any Nt'"n or Iaau
other than has his resdeHce and elisteh's
from any tewn panttlnn over and ahnse us quotas
de- The calls and February, shall ne 'rehed u II II
IT'S benz fl u, der Il call that may hereafter be made
SECOND THIS shall not apply to emil tmrils Tor eoa>
persons eniStthF III ttt eaeH ="
the service shall e Tered duty hey ond the limits 1t the
State IN which case hey shall he paid two hundred dollars
addition IT, the b UNITY now established ny t" an" "e" ~
shall be credited who may procure
their rnStments.
SECT 2 This act shall tak- effect when approved
[Approved March %, 1861
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
Chapter % /.

AN ACT reqarng the secretary OF state " nsh the clerks
NJ c,p,ts in the list at all pr~nS commits
stoned and qualified Justices 81 the rt'et lustc OF the
pac- aud gu tr ii justices and p"tar ( la'ne.
Re ,nacffd bu StH1t, and House Of RtPt"ntatiUes
in Lrcjsiqfurf dssPnbitd as follows
SgcrtnN The of ate shalt on or 'oe he hrss
- In. nevt fur ward to the Of iii the
canntp list Justices II the peace, Justices al he peace
and ou rum justices aud nntarte ruhc IN ms state,
h lheu he in force. aud The evidence Of
Whose ona atoms been flied in this office such t shall
contain the name place Of residence Of every 'nc officer
he d his cnnmisnn tht county cou ties tyr which
h. ia e. And he shall forward tn sd clerks
the first day Of December and Of June annuity thereafter
similar all such officers commissioned anu q4aned DUR
irg each preceding period If SIX m nths
seer I'll crrk in each county shall record all such
Isis in book To by HIM kept for that pup AMI such rec
ord and also copt thereof duly aest'd hS HIM. shall be
deemed legal conclusive evidence 81 the dns appoint
pent and Qualification Of all such officers
Approved March 81 1861.