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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
E The following list Of deserters

H The following list Of deserters
from draft In Gallis county, Ohio,
who have not been arrested, has been
furnished us by the Provost Marshal
Of the 11th District. 1t may be, that
some of the persons named entered
the service as volunteers, not being
aware that they were drafted. II
there should be sny such, and they
will acquaint us with the fact, 1t will
give US pleasure to make the correc-
ton. v 1s-..zr aYr
OHIO TowHsHrr.-Nehemiah Hall,
Silas B. Ellis, VIM. G. Parmley, John
L. Donthard, John Mooney, William
Babel. i1E snoai.uss i -r'lH z,-1-ai
SrR1sarrELp TowzsHrr.-John
Graham, 4 James Jones, Michael
George, Josiah Murphy. zl'b@Z isuol
RAccoo TowNsHIP-Daniel H. d.
Wis, Whitfield Cossens, Samuel VIII
liams; Madison Shields, Humphrey
Allen. siIs- si'ff aaiiaE .-ll
GREENFIELD TowNsHIP.--James
White, Michael syn mes, james
Brown. ---..s-
PERRY TP.-Dayid j. Jones, Daniel
W. Prose, Thomas B. McLead.
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E One Of the most remarkabl,

H One Of the most remarkable
falsehoods, put forth by the Congo
Democracy at the late Convention in
Columbus is the charge, that the
party in power is responsible for the
National debt, No baser calumny
ever was uttered by men who made
any pretensions to common decency.
JEFF Davis would hardly avow such
scandalous falsehood. Yet these
unmitigated scoundrels boldly pub
lish to the world their own infamous
disregard of truth and candor in
charging upon the party that saved
the country, the responsibility of
creating the debt incurred in so do
ing. It is too palpablY false to JUS
tify any argument in proving it so.
Now that the debt exists, how do
these pure patriots propose to re-
move itf By payment Not at all.
By reputation. The Democratic
party always has been tainted with
that spirit. Get credit, and then re-
pudiate was jeff Dayis's creed years
ago, but he thereby fastened upon
the credit of Mississippi as State,
an odor that has rendered her infa-
nous throughout the world. Repu-
distion of our National credit is to
them the very easiest and most
proper method Of disposing of this
debt. 1t matters not TO them how
many millions OF it, is held by our
own citizens mostly loyal men
Few if any bonds are held by Cop
perheads and none at all by their
Southern friends. Let these two
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To pire on the 3Ist day Of January, 1902
OFTIcE or TIE AUDITOR oH STATE,


Cblunbus Ohio, January So 1865.
Whereas, The GERMASIA, HISOvER NIAGARA, and
RIPuBIIo Fire Insurance Companies, located at New
York in the State of New York, have each hed IN tins
nce sworn statement Of Its condition, as required by
the first section Of the Act To regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State OF Dino,
passed April 1856 and amended febrnary9 1904 and
Rhefeos, each Of said Companies has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that they are each
possessed Of at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of
actual Capital inTested in stocks, or bonds, or IN
mortgages Of real estate, worth double the amount
for which the Is mOrtgaged: and Whereas, each
Of said Compani, filed in this Office written
instrument under its corporate real, signed hy tho
President and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
or agents Of said Companies In iis state I" nckn"w-
ledge service Of process for and in behalf o said Co
panies according to the terms Of raid law.
Nosr Therefore, in pursuance OF the hrst section
of the aforesaid act l. JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor
Of State for Ohio do hereby certify that said GER
KAMA HANOVER, NIAGARA ard REPUBLIC Fire lnsur-
ance Companies Of New York, are authorized to
transact the business OF Fire and Marine Insurance
in this State antil the thrtyrs day OF January in
the year one thousand eight hundred and siHty-sx-
IN HTtnesS Hhereof I have hereunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of my oCe to he afh xed
the day and year above written. -
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
tLsl Auditor Of state.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
LADIESLOOK HERE!!

T HAVE just opened a New. Store on Sec
Il ond Street, few doors below the Pub
lie Square, where can be found at all times a
complete assortment of Ladies' Misses and
Chi1drens' Bonnets, Hats, Caps, &C., Arti-
fetal flowers, Rouches, Ribbons, Feaihers,
Straw and Jet ornaments, and in fact every
thing in the a -ssi 'ft 2 p
Millinery Line. OIL,
That esn be had in the City, and al Of the
latest Ett
r-I 80 STYLES.
Trimming, repairing, altering, bleaching
DC, done to order, with neatness and dis
patch. .PJsSGg-
JANE BUMGARDNER.
June, %. 1866. -
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DIXIE DOODLE.
WORDS AND MUSIC By
VIZ. n. srEvESs.

NOHIS AMI AOelC
t wH.H. STEVENS. &
Uncle Sam. with Gen'ral Grant,
And Yankee Doodle Dandy,
Sought and found wsyward boy,
Twas Dixie Doodle Dandy,
Secession proved too rough track
For Dixie Doodle Dandy,
So Grant and Sherman led him back,
To live with Sam and Andy.
CHORUS.
Dixie Doodle Doodle Doc,
And Yankee Doodle Dandy.
Together live in Washington,
With Uncle Sam and Andy,
He took a stroll in Washington
With his old friend and brother,
Yankee Doodle was his name,
In truth he had no other;
Says YanG to Dix you couldn't win
On your secession bender,
For Grant and Sherman took you in,
And made you all surrender
Dixie Doodle Doodle Doc, DC.
Yankee Doodle tossed his cap, -liAs
Says Dixie 10 his brother, zG
l lost my cap in Dixie's land, % --1sc
And couldn't get another.
Take mine, says Yank, its coming down,
It's been as high as thunder, q.
So. let it fall upon your head,
While you are standing under.
Dixie Doodle Doodle Doc, DC.
Now Dixie Poodle wears the cap
OF Liberty and Union, ....r
And thinks the change becomes him we'll
The gray Ole for the blue one;
Al
The banner of our free dom,
Ever ready for their work,
When Uncle Sam shall need them.
Dixie Doodle Doodle Doc, &.
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Statement Of the condition Of the Republic Fire In
surance Company of the City OF New York, IN the I'd
day Of January 1866, in conformity with the laws Of
the State Of Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

Statement Of the condition Of the Niagara Fire In
surance Company Of the City Of New York, on the 2
day Of January 1855 in conformity with the laws OF
the State Of Ohio
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UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.
Aggregate Assets, Ga, ,ssT,Iss.ss.

Statement Of the condition Of the Germanh fire
Insurance Company, Of the City Of New York on the
ID day Of January 1885 In conformity with the laws
Of the State Of Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

Statement Of the condition Of the Hanover Fire In
sursnoe Company, OF the City Of New York. on the
ID day Of January 1855 in conformity with the laws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
TuErr or HOUSEHOLD Goops.-Detectir,
THE New SYSTEM OF NBpHoTHERApHY.

II has been well remarked that Diseases Of the throat
respiratory organs tho most troublesome aud the
fatal that affect humanity" One reason Of this tie
peculiar of the ps ahected another cause 10 the
prevailing imperfect method Of the application Of medicine
these parts This latter has been oovaed TO xrest
degree y DR.. LIeHrHnLsN sYsrgn OF NEPHofsERapHY
This system very simple sensible aud 10 easily undessood
II consists of perfect and application OF tbs medi
This IL an apparatus which by MECHANICAL tno, Chemically
agencies converts liquids into delicate parc which enter
the throat ike mist ,prsythe CONDITION OF he tho
being ascaned with the UTMOST CERTAINTY BY aid
of the which consists Of large concs,e mirror,
with smaller mirrors different angles, by Of whs
the throat can reflected TO the Of the Physician
IL is evident this system almost perfect a. IL simple.
IAdvertisement.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

Fort Lafayette, the principal American.
Bastile" which at time sat heavily the BRAN
OF Benz amin Wood, and which long farorite'
watering place for discounted Rebel generals colonies.
common graybacks and miscellaneous Copperheais.
has been comparatively deserted Of late; only Secre>
tary of apocryphal Navy and two or three othe1'
chivalrc gentlemen. who declined or not permit
ted to be reconstructed returning lodgings therein.
But the aable proprietor Gen. Burke, has proved be-
fore this that he knows how TO keep hotel" and 10
does likely TO PISS the present waning sumner
season without receiving additional guests.
-Four fresh borders oOS their abode in his breezy
halls yesterday morning. They rode in hack. ar d
paid their way, from Gen.. Hooker's headquarters to
the Government landing at the foot Of Whitehsll-st,
but were bonored with an escort OF dozen l MON
troops. They then took passage on the GoyerDmene
steamer -. and arrived. about an hour later. at the
brown stone circular seagirt mansion TO which they
were urbanely welcomed ny the genial host, aud
awarded sleeping aparmenfs-very fashionable with
the chivalry for the last five yearSbu wiki rather
limited Accommodations
were picked up in small boat of the coast OF flofds
in the act of ratlko deserving the sinking ship OF tho
bogus Confcderacy soon after the capture nf their
cheftan in the dgnihed disguise Of his wfes chemss
and pecoats and who, when first captured, We're sup
posed be Breckenridge and others Of the party who
accompanied Mrs Davis ard husband In their igDomin
ious flight before Gen. Wilson and his Union rough-
riders They have since, however. turned oHt 20 he
army officers. civilian. and n pilot, eHle'N''lhg 10
escape 10 a near lying English piIatC-ald indeed OF
little importance that our reporter did not trouble him.
self 10 discover their nance.
They will have ample opportunity 70 Investigate
the internal improvements Of principal military ho-
tel with tolerble saltwater yicw and perhaps. win
penty of leisure air themselves in the prorate1 1T
tings OF General doubleday Court-MartiaL
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For The reek ending July "a. 1866


IN THE HOSPITALS IN AND ABOUT NEw-NORK,
RrPoRrED WEEKLY rBE NEw-YoRX TRIBUNE rY A.
CASE, 6ovERSaESr UNDERTAKES. NO. Sy1 6RAsD sTstkr
IAN applications in regard 70 the burial removal, sc
the Of deceased soldiers should oe al
dressed A. j. Case Government Undertaken No. ~ Grand
st. " to insure immediate attention aid rn.w I'll, n
formation. A. j. Mr.l
Aiken Henry Co. A. 18th CT. residence when sri'ied IN
known
Brown, Elijah b. aged 3d. Co. D 18th NJ c.. re'ier'e when
enlisted, CsttrDl, y. &.
Bower GOdfey .sed 70 Co. z, 2oh y. Y. Residence VIXEN
enlisted, Fort Wayne, y. I.
Brown Chi. }. aged 81 Co. X 65th N Y. re.idsr ~isr
enlisted. Hissdae. ~ Y.
Cros,ey Matthias. aged 49, Co. r. 10th Pa resdene whsr'
enlisted, Columba Co., Pa.
Davis VIM. aged 49, 10. q, 81 N. " residence when en-
listed. Columbus. Ind.
Gerhart John aged So Co. E. i2Oh N. VI residence ~hes
enlisted. Hoboken, n. J.
Hodges Alex aged 49, Co. r. 3h N. c.: residence when'
enlisted, Rockingham, Richmond Co.. y. g.
Howell Wm Co. l. sd n. C.. residence when enlisted I'M
known. &c.,,
Minus joseph sged 49, Co. Sd ~ y residence wien sc-
listed. Hamilton. Canals West
McFey Daniel aged 81 Co. T., 18th Ohoi residence ""1
enlisted. Wilmington, Ohio.
sem.on Henry AGED 81 Co. T.. It'll ~ H. resii'u. W. To
enlisted. s6.ep. Head bay. l.. L.
Fowler Chr aged 80 Co T. 1851 Pa; residence "heS IN
listed, unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

LARCENY OF HIDEs.-Sergeant London of
the Twenty second Precinct yesterday arrested Addi.
son J. Saith of No. 2l9 West Forty -eiehth-st real
estate agent, on charge VI having stolen quantity Of
cissi LouSler Of No - veseyst. The property was
stolen the 2th inst. portion OF the stolen property
found IN the possession o. Adam Rodigcr No. 247
West Forty seventh.st and he asserted that he had
them his possession for safe keeping having procured
them OF the esepsed JUstiee Connolly committed the
LrJEQLor,
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Howes & Macy. Banker,
No. 80 Wall-st., New.York,

No. 80 WAllst, New York,
Formerly Officers Of the Psrt Bsnto
FCua PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
PERSONS OPENING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
a. they please the same with the City Banks and
will be allowed Interest their daily balance Ut per
cent.
COLLECTIONS made upon eny part Of the United States
OF Canada
Orders for the PURoHAss or SALE OF the various
issues Of Government and other Stocks, Bonds aud
Gold promptly exeented for the usual commission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
ADVERTISEMENT
A CARD,

have concluded TO treat moro CANCER. After having
Investigated Dr. DxoSs treatment, at No. III Broadway.
New-fork mud, ia my OPTION he has the most valuable
discovery which AsrIDorE roR CANCER ever brought
to light entirely ersdicaes the disease aud renders n
patient comfortable Hence take pleasure IN recommending
my patrons and all who thus afflicted TO consult Dr. &.
DIXON DIR. JONI ScoTr. Brooklyn N, Y.
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TAdyertlsem-ut,l

PINE APPLE CIDER-Dr. TALBOT's Cen,
cxyrRArKp MEDICAL PryE-APPLs CIDER will you IL
sick and you well will prevent sickness Sec
long advertisement Ia WEEKLY TRIBUNE from April % to
May ~ 1865 inclusive. Send for Circular. One
pie bottle by mail receipt of &c 20 pay postage
b. 4. BsBBrrr Nos. 81 to "a Washington-si. " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

Pennsylvania NORMAL SCHOOL. en-
nual commencement exercises Of the Pennsylvania Ssie
Normal School at Milersville occurred on i1idsy,
july o. in presence ola very large auderce Who wers
extremely gIaied with the literary entertainment und
the continued Of the institution The pns n
attendance during the last term were rs follows,
Ladies. 235 Gentlemen. JsJ-.ho
Pupils In the Model School:
Females. .....---.- - Males--..-.....-. "--'|
Whole number Of pupils. ....-....-.----.-oS'
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Receipts Of Produce.

July 2s.-e, 722 bbls. Flour lGO bbls. Whisky; ~
bbls. Corn Meal, 1900 bush. Wheat, ~ Jo oasn'
Corn. % $50 bnsh. Oats, 30 pigs Ashes. % pigs.
Lard i522 pkgs Oil Cake $50 pkgs. Provisions I''i'
pkge. Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
Internationally
COOPER ISSTLTuTEl COOPER INsrIIUTR =

would recommend my fellow cLens 70 90 TO toopeT lnsI
tote nett MONDAY EvgSiS6, July 3d. 1865, ard lear Dr.
LAyp have heard him few tunes. think lie one q
the eloquent bold fearless deep phiosophc humoEoS
euthusastic and spicy orators ia the United State.
Capt. }. IA. SAIrES
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fAdvertisement.f
Advertissment
LADIES' SUNMER CATERS 81 A PAIR

CAyrREL is d.posng Of his stock Of light colored GAIrsas
very prices and they just the articles 20 wear IN
the country durn; the Summer advise an early call 10
establishment, No. sl3 Broadway between Eleventh aIo
Twelith-sts,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

ARREST or A FUGITIvB.-Capt. Brackett
and Roundsman Mudoon the Twenty-siIth Precinct
yesterday arrested George jacobs on the steamer Gu
Ing Star. lying at Pier No. a r. r. Early IN June last
the PRISONER YVES arrested in Brooklyn for passing coun
terie; United States m cent fractional currency he
forfeited las bail and He'd TO NewOreans and on his
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lAdvertisement.l
THR RED JACKET STOMACH BITTERS lnylg.

ora- the em give the stomach, and enven the
mind nave ued H. aud there s but voice,
aud that OF ther wonderful They sold by al drug
,i.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

ORGANIZATION OF FEMININE FESTANs.-On
Wednesday evening q meeting was held at Dinge.
deins Hail. In Third-ave. SiItiehst for the pur
pose Of organizing a sisterhood Of Fenians Various
speeches were made with the usual Hibernan ardor.
and the deepest hatred Of Britain expressed by both
sexes. About thirty.ive sisters enrolled themselves
under tho Fcnan banner and resolved to do their ut
most 10 their brothers to VI the duty they
to the Emerald ISLE and their sacred obligation to
relieve her from the oppression and tyranny OF Saxon
rule.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

Protective WAR-CLAIM AsSoCTATI0S.-Per-
sons requiring the services Of any sort Of mechanic or
aborer are referred to the advertisement Of the above
organization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
Whole number of pupils.

The parties in the famous Blount. Riviee
case Of ten years ago. have just come TO light sss'Ii
the marriage of Henry Armour dc Ki'Iese RIG EnAJ
Blount being reported at Paris. july :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
IAdvertisernent,I

TURKISH BATHS, No. l3 LAIGHT-sT -hoars
-Gentlenen to a. IN. and to 9 p Lsdies, D To- 70
p ID. Greatest Of LuIuries." Try one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
PROVISIONING have had very excited market
for Pork to-doy; prices largely advanced, though


close 81 Change the demand fell OF and prices were
heavy for future delivery we hear OF sales Of ic9
i"ss oSs"ing SO bbs. same option at s3 Is,
the sales cash aud regular $500 b6is at $50 "a 20
for New Mess, closing at s34, and t2t $40 % ior
Western Prime Mess. Beef has been in better de-
mand and prices have advanced, closing firm; sew
era large parcels have changed hands the particulars
of which are not made public; sales OF LOO dds
(part Inst evening" at S7 sl 80 for Plain Mess and
sl00sl3 80 for Extra do. Tierce Beef is dull and
nominal. Beef Hams are inactive. Cnt Al, avs arc
and frmer, and FOOD demand pre'alis saies
of 80 ties. bagged Hams at 24i d25o Bacon Is au a
and nominal Lard is in demand; prices have aa'
vanced. and at the close the tendency is upward
sales Of 1000 pkgs.. at l7a2lc for No l. 2l $40
for fair TO prime Steam 23l @21!c. io5 eho'ce uo'
and 24lQ24ie for Kettle Rendered.
BuTTER-1here has been no change in pricesi tue
demand is moderate. We quote: oo
~ Y. state Welsh tnSs. strictly fine, y D---.pd 5S
n Y State, Welsh tnbs. fair TO good .- NV w
n Y State Welsh tubs, white ana poor mixed s9W
N Y State frkin tubs, strictly fine ........J9 d9a
N. Y. State frkiDs, new, hne.-.-.....--.'-'S 90
Western Reserve. good TO fine yellow ......... 25d3
Western Reserve common to medium ......'-' aot9s
sealne'n ono, "d W.: GOOD 10 rne Yellow. 25a27
Mich H.. lad. g. Wis. common TO medium .;.'2oas1
CHErsE-The advance in gold has checked tie GOWN
ward tendency We quote; ,,.,.,
State factory, good 10 choice. y D...--.istd,.f
State. fair to good. e.
State diaries. choice. ..-........'...'iai9tSS
English dairy Comm. .-..-.-....--.-.-'io a., o
English dairy Ono. ..--...--'...-..'''t 10 @ 's
Vermont DAIRY .--"-.'J
PETROLEUM-The market 10 active and hrmel
sales at 34c for Crude. 53a5c. for Eehned IN ponu'
and - 74c. for do. free. IN.
RICE--We hear of no important sales to-day ou'
prices remain steady. ,a
SUGAKS-The inquiry for Raw Sugars 10 iais a pn
prices are steady closing AZ Iii he Tor falr 20 gou
lining. We note sales q $50 hhds ut i2dIJtc. ior
Cuba end l4iQl5ic for Porto Rico; and oo uo1es.
Dar Molasses Sugars at lllc. Refined are steady a'
i9id20c. 81, .,,,x .,a 4,
the absence of sales prices nominal Rough lax.
seed il firm and in fair demand at - 4Oasz ~ per
bush. Of SO ID. ,.. ,.o.
TEAS-A good line demand prevails and prices gen
eraly are steady at the late improvement Wheh, NV
inc the past fortnight is about l0c on Greens ana a
pans ard So &C. blacks; sales OF Ooo Ureehs' V'
0olong and LOO UncooIed Japans.
TAtLOw-The market is still very actye anu
prices are again better the demand Is in part speou
Iatye. sale. OF pa ~ at II for Western ana
ni0l2c for CITY, and $1,000 ID City for August de-
byeTy on private terms. ,o.
TOBACCO is in good demand at steady prices sales
s6 bhds at &! d22c l45 cases Seed Leaf al a lze.
WHlsKY-The market IL more active ana co NOSES
better sales Of 500 bb at 81 10 for State. and " l1g
e. Is for Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

ARREST OF AN ESCAPED CONVICTION We'd
nesday night officers Harris and Yermilyea OF the
Eighteenth Precint arrested Patrick (ahas Piper,
Burns. suspicion of having been concerned IN the
murder Of JAS Smith, at the foot OF East
He enabled prove his innocence IN that case but
proves to have been escaped convict from Black
Wells Island He taken back, to serve out the u'
expired portion Of his sentence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

[Advertsemeut-T
MUsKETO NETS and
PATENT PORTABLE CASoPTEs
u. l.. 4 J. Is. KELLY, No. JJ9 Bfo.c-Ay.
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CITY NEWS.

MprRoaoLooIcAL.- weather for the past
DAYS has been very uncomfortable In point OF tenn
p.rnture-far more 90 than the thermometer has re.
vealed The air has been close and oppressive. ana
the NIGHTS have been remarkably sutry; rendering
sleep very difficult and extremely unsatisfactory. lne
mercury has not been above 800 at any time this week.
and vet the heat has been more sensible than when II
ha, reached $40 and $50.
u,v Naw.York becomes so torrid. surrounded Dy
water and ON the margin Of tho sea- is beyond our com
n-ohensior. Int we have spent Summers in New.Or-
leans and Galveston that far more enduraDe tnah
the same seasons here
The Civ sustains its metropolitan reputation caoric.
ally, for If 1t is not the ceanest and
place it Is one OF the warmest and most
cities during July and August on the continent
Mrs,c AT THE CENTRAL PARK.--The Gen.
tra Park Commissioners announce that II the "ea'nei
ia fine there will be music on the Mali al inc al
this afternoon commencing at ~ O'CLOCK, ny 'u'
Central Park Band under the leadership OF ID. b. Doo
worth. The following is the programmes;
PARTL
Park March.
I Overtime. 1.-THE Fairies of the Lake" ....AuDer
2. MerceauI obligato for cornet ouppe
3. March from the Enchantress' Ever % p.,s.
Happy" '..'''''' PART II. ~
4. The "victory" Grand March. .........'C; We,s
s. Overture TO "Precosa" " oTe,
8. QuicksteP THE General Balfe
g. Vissndere song from La File au Regiment, 'ss
10 ouickstep. Annie Of the Vale Bradley
II. Waltz dream OF the Ocean .......-.. .uuhgel
The Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

A COuyTRRPRITER PARDoSED BY THE PREsI.
DEyr.-Unted States Marshal Murray to-day received
from the President pardon for William Rogerson,
vino was convicted and sentenced to Imprisonment for
three years for uttering counterfeit money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
THEFT OF wArcH.-Early on Friday morn

THEFT OF WATCH.-Early on Friday morn
ing Charles Smith, who resides at No l49 Cherry.st..
drank in saloon in the vicinity Of his residence with
James Williams and two other men, and when no went
TO his domcil, accompanied by them. to which he
objected He demanded that they leave the house
They refused and he then placed his watch valued at
safe keeping while he went TO procure club to drive
them ont. In his absence of the number assured
Mrs. ID. that he was friend Of Smiths and Induced
her to giyo him the watch. and they then decamped
Al later hour Williams was arrested by Officer Walsh
OF the Seventh Precinct and committed for examination
by Justice Shandley.