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Base Ball.
ATHLETIC, OF PHILADELr

ATHLETIC, OF PHILADELPHIA, VI UNION OF MoRBlsANIA
-CHAMPIoNsHIP GAME-THE ATHLETICS VICTORIOUS
The flrst game OF a home and home match between
these clubs was played yesterday afternoon at the
Union ball grounds Morrisanla in the presence of
numerous assemblage, including many OF tae pretty
feminine faces of Wsstchesier The Athletics with
full body of friends escorted from the Nero
pO an Hotel to the grounds whore a vast company
awaited them In anticipation Of the game. Play was
led at half past three when the Union went the
bat and by almost remul0ps play they went out In one
made for their first innings tf. O Jnli M
The next two innings the Unions drew blanks, while
their scored nine Then the Philadelphians
lel OF in their fielding and allowed the Uaons to make
nely for their fourth innings and with tho loose feld
ing the Unions made eleven runs This made twenty
eight in favor the Athletics, The next two
innings the Unions scored to eight for their oppo
nents. After this, runs Wero made IN the
three last inpings, leaving thlrtyt hree
twenty In favor of the Athletics. Appended is the
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GERMAN MUSICAL CONVENTION.
Gathering at Providence of German
Singing Societies from New England,
New York, New Jersey, and PhtIadeI.
phta-Tho First Grand Concert Last


Night
PROVIDENCE. r. l., June 2e.-since sundown yes
terdaY Providence has been in an unusual state OF
enthusiasm The cause of this excitement that now
prevails in this city is the holding of the convention
of singing societies from the New England States
and States of New York and New Jersey. and the
city of Philade phia. Some six hundred sturdy
dered them by the Providence Liederkrans, have
invaded the metropolis OF Rhode isiand, carrying
with them floods Of me ody ana racklng the larders
Last night number OF ORGANIZATIONS, whose men,
fers had been invited to participate in the eoLven-
tioD reached their headquarters. This morning the
tuneful representatives Of otham New Jersey, and
Philadelphia appeared on the landing and were re-
ceived by their resident hosts Ihe societies in line
were the Arion, Liederkranz, Colonia, M@nnerchor,
Mozart, Verein TeutOnia, M@nnerchor Erato, Jun
Scadem,c He 'Vetia M@nnerchor and Social M@n
neTchor, of New York city the Entracht and
Aurora Societies, OF Newark, N. the Aurora
Society of Egg Iialbo The Arion Society, OF
Williamsburg; 1.-the S@ngerbund, of Philadelphia
and a few local organizations OF the kind, with
smaller de egations from twentyiour other associa-
After a rehearsal, which took pace at two O'Clock
in the afternoon, he singers dispersed and reassem
b ed at eight O'cock in the evening for the first
and concert The city ha !, here in these musical
events are taking pace is two tory low editce
furnishing accommodation for about Il teen hundred
spectators The interior of the place last plight
adorned with evergreen testoons, while many
colored pacards, some bearing he names of musi.
clans of renown, and Others devoted 70 the notices
the singing societies represented In the Conven.
nieiiSent e and select audience led the hall VINO
had assembled in time to enjoy the opening strains
of she programme, which comprised the following
Sc ectons:-
PART
Overture "LeonOre, No sin C.......... Beethoven
2 "A ighty Fortress is our Goo"-Dr Martin Luther.
Arranged by Fincke
Grand Chorus with Orchestra.
g. "Wachet auf kuecken
Sung by the "S@ngerbund," Philadelphia.
4 Chorus from The Pilgrimage OF the Rose
with accompaniment French Horns) .Schumann
sung bv the 0rpheus. Boston
O. ''The Free Sword. Schupper
g. Grand Chorus, with orches IA.
l. Overture Characterlsque. Bergmann and Nachtelle
Franz Schubert
Sung by the Liederkranz, of New York,
The Singers Greeting. ng..................J G. Mueller
Grand Chorus with Orchestra
T. How Can Leave Thee ?n Frozen Flowers
German fopular songs
sung by the 'Arion," New York
g. Hynnus, Jubi ant Creation" ............H Ii. MohI
Grand Chorus with Orchestra
At late hour the proceedings were brought to q
Close and the audience and singers retired-the
lo'mer to their peaceful homes, the latter to hold
thor festive gathering until fatigue should prompt
them to seek repose.
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TEE FRENoH ARMY.r-In 1864 65 the numerical
strength of the French army was 0s,467 men,
amongst whom there ele:-Volunteers, l6, S6S;
re enSaeed men (after dscharge) originally
drawn ia conscripton, s,240; rerengaged before
liberation, los, ASA; making total OF 1887
men absolutely serving as volunteers in the
rapks-abOut tbrty-tour per cent. of the whole
ishments in the French army during the same
year;-Charged with crime, sos; abandoned,
I'll; tried, 4952; convicted, 1885, acquitted, 1907
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
Hes w Bank Robb.ry-rh rhe Cholera. Etc.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEeRAPH]
BALTIMORE, June 27.-It is reliably reported
that bank robbery to the extent OF forty to
fifty thousand dollars took place here yesterday,
but it is not deemed prudent to mention the
name OF the bank. 1t is supposed that the
robbers have gone North. 9orrtser
There is no cholera here yet. ue l..i.l.
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.ATHLETIC.
Cricket.
sr. GEORGE VS.. pnILApEIpHIA

ST. GEORGE VS.. PHILADELPHIA t
The grand annual match between the first eleven OF
these Celebrated Crcketing clubs viii take place
Wednesday and Thursday, the 9th and 49, instant
the st Georges PrOund, at Hoboken. Play TO com
mence each day at l0H o'clock,-N y World l.a
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The Death Penalty.

CINCINNATI, June 27.-Corvert, the murdere
of the Rosa family was yesterday sentenced to
be hung onSAugust "a. at Lebanon, Ohio.
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Nominated for Congress.

MEANWHILE Pa, June 27.-The Congressiona
Convention held for this county has nominated
S. Newton Pettis for Congress, by a majority o
forty. ga 10 .Ia
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positive and epecinc remedy i0r diseases OF the
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and eli unnatural enargements reduced as well
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The italian Reply to the Con-
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Meeting of the Creditors of
Overend, Quincy & Co.
LETTER FROM JOHN mitchell.

Etc., Etc., ETC., Etc., Etc.. ETC., Etc.
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Address letters for information In conhdenceto
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In affections peculiar 10 Females the EXTRACT BuCHU
unequaed by any other remedy aud for all comp ants
Incident to the In the decline change OF lie
eY7 See symptoms above No family should be with
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USE HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For all ctons and diseases these organs whether
EXISTING N MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and matter how
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N all diseases for which 1t is recommended.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15

re- Lcnahans' new block begins To as
sumo 4 somewhat stately appearance, and
j the weather VIII only keep 4 little more
settled, this ine block viii rapidly progress
- completion. The Iron Pillars Cor the
'front.', manufactured by the Lanyon Broth
ers. are already in their places, and are
another evidence Chat beautiful castings
San he obtained il this ei;y as well as
any whore else.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15

ga We understand Messrs. Peck &
Heron expect to issus the FIRST number
Of their new Mineral Point Johnson-
Democratic organ in about fortnight -
y e understand the paper IS hoadlcss, not
having been cLristened BY its God-pareuts
- yet.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST s. 1850.

LosE-Some two weeks since the dis
charged papers Of B. i. Knowlton. form
erly soldier in Company Of the
Second Wisconsin, were lost somewhere
between this city and SpensIey's furnace.
Any person returning the same to Alex.
Wilson will be literally rewarded for
their troul1n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15

Change ia Location.--CIaucr IS busy
removing his goods to his new building.
The Jackas are to occupy Clauors old
stand fer their Harness and Boot and
shoe store
Tramel & Jones arc to have Milton 5
block, now used by Jacka, and viii soon
have their immense stock Of Hardware
located there
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15

SEuuNAEY.-We again call the attention
OF those interested to an adjourned meets
ing Of our citizens who are striving to
found a Seminary at this place There
VIII be q meeting at the Court House on
Wednesday evening Of rezt week, at which
it is hoped there viii be a full attendance,
as It is expected steps viii be taken to
permanently organize, elect officers and
open the books for subscription.
All are invited who desire to take a part
in an enterprise Of this kind-and GER
tainly those who have children to educate
as well as those who feel interested in the
prosperity Of our place, have an interest
We have wealth sufficient to build the
building and children enough to fill it,
and people ready to give to forward the
good work, but we want you to come to-
gcsher and arrange a plan to operate upon
and work together. If you want enter
prising men chosen to regulate its affairs,
choose a site, plan the building, and en-
p,oy teachers, be on hand on Wedne sday
evening next and take a part in the pro-
cecdings.
"a Hons Amasa Cobb, I. . Howe and
Geo. W. Julian, have our thanks for pub
lie documents, speeches, &c, lately re-
cnive,E
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2 Most q the other Preparations color me halr or
s-alu Ours contain not az atom o c0iorirg matter
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The TRIBUNE.

Tzaxs-To Office and mail subscribers, $50 ITO
civ s,1fserfberz dsrered by carrier = 4a-in aG-
vance
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N the city Of Mineral Point, Aug, 9th, william
youngest sea O JUuy and EssA NAscoLAs aged nine
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15
DRESS GOODS

In infinite variety-somcthing to suit every taste
and every purse-the finest stock ever offered here.
Ladies v i'll find in this stock some very elegant
Goods, TO be had a. no other place in the county
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-09-15

VIE Residence lately occupied by Charles g. Miller
Il which includes lots IN the States t,;,i' -,
''Swa; The property can be had at a bargain. W.
-. = % 4. H. SMITH Agent
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gegakAdr ertissmeuts.

Guordiah's Sale. II
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue OF dccretai
order OF The County Court of La Sale county ILL
nois. entered of record June term of said court D.
1870, shall expose at public auction the following do
re estate 10 WIT The east half al the half
Of tho southeast quarter Of section No. trtythrec s3
township No thirty -four (3i range three 49, east Of 81
p ", To the highest and hest bidder therefor
Terms Of SlieOne third cash ia hand; one Third II;
t5ur months, and balance in eig, months secured b.
mortgage on the premises. ~ -
Sale TO take place al o'clock p " Of Tb,,-.d,v inc
Z'th Z" September next NJ south door Of tire Court ,u,.
i'll Ottawa ELIZA UOBAN G,.,I;,n
Aug. p A. =. 1865. :. = N' 49,
BC-HSELL AVERY Attorneys sw
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For sale.

EXAMINATIONS of teachers witt be held hereafter =,
l. Ofdird on Saturdays and OtI,er tau The ofiirs
the School Superintendent is over Ortots Book store
o.tiWa, altiI ~ tSoo-u j. ". DAY, S. Sapt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-12

The ELECTION. I'm a letterfrom Chas
Cameron, Esq, to Sheriff Winters, the
latter is called on to give information
whether he will hold an election for
States Attorney, or not, stating that the
Franchise law is unconstitutional and
that the courts would uphold him in So
doing To which the Sheriff concludes
his reply as follows: My duty as Sheriff
of Shelby county is to erecate the law,
not to decide upon its constitutionality
orunconstitutionality. The act Of the
Legislature known as the Franchise law,
section IL, provides That no election
shall take place until the registration
provided for in this act shall be com
pleted in the county, circuit or district
in which said election shallbe held. If
the registration contemplated by said
act is completed as provided in said act.
and writ Of election issued to me, as
in said act provided, by the Governor Of
the State of Tennessee, | shall hold said
election for Attorney General if it is
not, shall not hold said election
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-12

A CnLoRED BATTLE. - Between the
hours of five and six last evening, ter
rible scrimmage took place at the
landing between three black women and
a negro man. AS near as we could learn
the story, it runs thuswise :" Sambo
had deluded girl Ne. | to believe that he
was an unmarried man, and prevailed
upon her TO follow him up the river-an
elopement on one side, and marriage on
the brain on the other Sambo and girl
No. started for the levee. Sambo' 8
wife got wind of the whole affair, and got
one of her sisters to act as second in the
case, and the two latter posted themselves
at the landing. They had been waiting
there for sometime when Sambo and his
inamoratd were seen coming down. the
street. Reaching near the wharfboat
Michigan, Sambo was confronted by his
injured better half, who vowed all kinds
OF vengeance Sambo commenced to
apologize, stating that girl No. had
enticed him off This only made matters
worse and set the three women to belabor-
ing him soundly. A large crowd of specta-
tors were soon assembled, and the women
commenced pounding the dusky Lotha-
rio muchly' tosthe amusement of all
present For a time Sambo stood it, but
he finally got his dander up, and drew
himself up Ia Heenan, and told the
girls if they did not desist he would
strike. This made the women redouble
their efforts, when Sambo hoisted and
planted his fist under the smelling organ
of one of them, and struck the others in
rapid succession, until the three of them
measured their forms length on the earth.
Having done this, Sambo started up
town at full speed, followed by the en-
ragged women screaming and yelling. We
examined the battlefield for some tro-
phies of war and found three large water
falls, with the new-fangled curly hair over
them, of the latest patent; some half
dozen mice, seven or eight rats" and
that resembled dozen or
more barrel fastenings. all tied together,
and four or FIVE oblong Jumps that we're
stuffed with cotton. Not having any use
for the aforesaid articles, and not COM
pretending to what purpose to put them,
We left without making any sppropria-
ions h*
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SAVE Your MoNEY.-You can save a
large share of your money by having
your job printing executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER office We make specially of
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CnAaLEsros 1xD lts HAKpoRLls III,

CHARLESTON AND hrs HARBOR-ls the
subject of series of panoramic views
in and around the city ana harbor OF
Charleston, at the first stage of the war,
showing oil the forts and batteries used
for the reduction of Fort Sumter under
Major Anderson. The scenes are truth
full, and possess artistic skill beyond any
thing of the kind We have yet seen-in-
valuable as historical records Of that
great epoch Of the war. These truthful
illustrations are interesting in them
selves, but doubly so when presented as
works of artistic skin worthy Of admira-
ton, apart from any associations con-
nected with them.
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Special Notices.

Marriage and Celibacy, an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also.
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address, Dr..
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CALCULATIONS morning paper
keeps the following lines, in large letters,
at the head of its editorial columns
Largest circulation Of any paper in
West Tennessee. Largest city circula-
ton. The city circulation of the
PuBLrc LEDGER is greater than that of
any other paper published in Memphis,
a fact which the editor of the paper al
luded to is perfectly aware Of Comment
is not necessary. T
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.


Exchange is buying al par, and selling st =
premium. Time bills arc freely taken at the
following quotations: Thirty day bills, Ia per
cent. discount; fifteen day bills, y per cent.
discount; 10 day bills, \ per cent discount
Gold is decidedly on the wane.
The Banks buy Cola to-day reluctantly. at
., and no demand Of consequence. They
ship to New York. Silver IS buying. 20 selling.
Interest bearing Notes improve as the inter
est accrues. Dates Of June. 1854, command
lO7; Of July. 1854. 1903 Of August. 1854,
los; Of October. 1864. 1917 Of December. 1854,
la5; Of May, 1855. l1Sc prem.
City Scrip and Coupons. Is 20 75c.
Mississippi Cotton Money. &C.
There is q continued good demand for Union
Bank notes at IS buying. aud 80 selling
Planters Bank notes are bought at d. and
sold at g.
Bank Of Tennessee notes are dull ana heavy,
with no demand. though il e now conceded that
II da,es. " espcctive Of signatures. will be se-
knowledssd in Equidstias prior to May. ISL.
Cotton:Msrket
There is a decline Of one cent in the cotton