Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-23
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children. She wishes piece OF Isno
owned bv the General, in Texas, sold
for their benefit.
Col Gillian. long connected with The
Virginia Military Institute. aud famed as
an accomplished chemist. is about ia
make Richmond his home. having en-
gagged with a company that is organizing
for the purpose Of preparing manipulated
manu,es.
In Clarke, Col. Dearmoni was chosen
Sheriff by l4O majority over Mr.. Moore
and DIR. Bunham was elected County
Surveyor.
! Gen. Meade, in a speech at Malone,
advised the Fenisns togo home, telling
them if they did not. be had force suttl'
Glen, to compel obedience TO his orders
They are taking his advice, except those
in prison.
Harper. noted guerrilla, entered
Bowling Green, Kentucky, on Thursday
night, in com ID and OF so aimed men. and
released from prison three OF his conied'
crates in robbery and horse stealing.
Two sisters, one living in Washington,
the o,her in Frederick, Md, me. each
other, in the cars, few days ago, for the
first time in for,y,eight years l he
meeting was Joyous one.
Miss Mamie Dawes, Of Newbern,
North Corolins, has sent two hundred
and fifty four dollars 10 the 'S'oue"al
Cemetery Association al Winches'er-
the proceeds of the concert given lately
by The ladies Of Ne"bern
Mr.. Roberts, the President OF the Rob-
erts.Sw eeney wing Of the tenlan BToih-
erhood, having been released on parole
has issued proclamation 10 Tho armed
bodies of Fenians OIL the frontier. ADV
sing The men 10 return to 1heir homes On
I'll a fresh campaign is insugurased.
A great German physician is publish
ING. 10 tie Augsburg Gazette, a series Of
l.llers, IN which he takes The ground that
there are such germs Of disease in Ger
many al this time that if war breaks on!
lhers will be HE most terrible epide OF
cholera ever witnessed.
The negroes OF Hsrrisonburg had fair
some days since, from which they real
lied SI55 in aid OF a fund 10 build al
church. A noticeable feature IN the dec
oratlons Of Ne room were two portraits OF
General Lee and Stonewsll Jackson,
beautifully wrealhed with flowers.
Capt, John NJ. Dukehsrs, first officer
Of the steamer Cuba, which arrived al
Baltimore oD Saturday morning, brought
with bin from Key West, mammoth
green turtle, weighing seven hundred
pounds.
The rebel General Joe Johnston has
declined me Presidency Of tho Alabama
and Tennessee Railroad, ard will re.
main in charge Of The National Express
Company, residing in Baltimore.
A nan by the name of Russell jenkins
had both his hands sawed of whilst en-
gagged in saving lumber, recently IN
Page county. Va.
Three hundred acres Of good land, ~
ing within three miles OF Corln,h, Ms
sssippi. were sold lew days since at
auction. beng nuslee's sse, for 80
cents sn acre.
DEATH OF GEN CAss.-Gen. Lewis
Cass died in Detroit, Michigan. on Sun
day last. IN the $50 year OF his sge. lie
flltd, al one time, large space IN the
public eye. in this country. He held
many high and important offices, wst
Senator, Minister 10 France. member Of
the Cablne,, and a candidate for Presi
dent OF the United States.
Two ministers. Rev. Mr.. Munson and
Father Murphy, were fined $500 each, al
Cape Girsrdesu. Missouri. lately, Tor
preaching without having taken the ls''
oath.
A Judge in Texas gave asa reason Tor
ordering the early execution OF CONVEX
tina, the Jail vas q miserable and uncom-
Portable building not ft for man TO live
in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have considerable
number OF visiiorr. whom they receive IN
the newly fitted up quarters, in one OF the
classmates inside Fortress Monroe. which
were assigned to Mrs. Davis shortly after
her arrival. but which, until now, she
has no. occupied.
Ii is stated that General Grant has re-
ceived nine,y-six invitations. from differ
ent places. 10 be present on the Fourth
OF July.
hs- Mt. NEBo LoDaB.-We learn that
on the l6th instant, the following officers
of A. F. & A. NJ, were elected for the