Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-18
Editorial RreVitics.

Editorial Brevitics.
The Star Base Ball Club Of Marlinsburg
PLAYED match game with the Mountain cry
! Club Of Frederick, Md on the grounds OF me
latter, last Friday The Star was beaten i've
scores-tne game standing % to 70.
The Valley Tirginan says tie Real Estate
men are stirring III Stanton ard the valley
! Purchasers begin to come in from the North
There is room aud welcome for all.
! The lrui, crop in the Valley promises large
Weld |. is not thought TO have been much M
jur,d by tie recent cold weather
; The Winchester Mus says there are seventy
'marriaseabe young ladies IN Newtown, ahd on
ly twenty young men. Chauce for somebody.
! Court commences at Martlnsbarg next Mon
day Tie term will likely be protracted one.
GEoRGErowN AFFAlRs.-The offerings at the
Merchants Exchange on Wednesday nothing
were 800 bushels white corn and l.5OO BUSH
els red wheat. The latter sold at So 81 per
bushel, an advance Of five cents. There were
NJ sales Of corn. l50 600 herring were landed
at the Georgetown fish " harl and sod at S4a5
per thousand. This Is a cent lower than at The
Washington wharf. Shad brought Sl2al2 81
per hundred.
The Montgomery Mail reports tina. General
JOS e. Johnston is heavy loser by the Park.
ham de.alcaton. The general had deposited ali
his money in he Selma National Bank.
A young married couple leaving Cleveland on
bridal to'r were so happy that they forgot
their baggage.
Silk Worms, after various experiments. ii Is
found. can be grown OH oak ntes, and this KIND
of silk worm is being introduced into Europe to
so great an extent that it is the belief there that
the oaks of European forests will soon produce
abundant, silk crops. especially in sections whe"
the silk Of the mulberry cannot be produced
The corner stone of The Masonic Temple will
be laid at Winchester on Wednesday the 29ih,
instant. Mr.. Travers Of Charloslown has con
scented to deliver The address OH the occasion.
The Grand Division of Sons Of Temperance
OF Virginia recently in session in Richmond, ad q
ourned after harmHnions session, TO meet III
LeeSbuIg, lcCdoun county, on the fourth We'd
ncAday IN July next.
An Episcopal church is 10 be established IN
Salt Lake City, and a minister is going from
New York TO take charge Of it.
The Floral Procession on The anniversary OF
the Battle OF New Market, took place there on
the 18th.
The Rev. Christopher Parkinson, well known
throughout this section, and one OF The OLDEST
ministers connected with the Baltimore Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, died at his residence IN
Resters own, Baltimore county, Nd, on Tues
day of last week. He had attained his seven
tietb year.
The Richmond Enquirer says "Gen. scho-
field ha, revoked the order of General Wilcox
prohibiting the lecture Of Mr.. II. Rives Pollard
in Lynchburg, and Mr.. Pollard will deliver his
lecture in tina. city in the early part OF this
week."
There is no truth in the reported indictment
for treason of Gen. BrecSinridge and Judge
Thomas.
A riot occurred al Brownsville, Tennessee. on
Monday-tte result Of Radical incendiary ha-
rangues. Two whites and three negros shot.
Judge Ke ly, of Pennsylvania, made one Of
his inAamatory harsngues at Mobile, Tuesday
night. A riot ensued, resulting in the killing OF
one white and two colored men.
Rev. Magruder Many, rector Of the Episcopal
Church, in Fredericksburg, having been urged,
BY his congregation, has declined The call he re
Gently received from parish in Maryland, and
will remain in Fredericksburg.
The Cumberland All.ganan of,he 9Th inst,
comes to us in new dress. We congratulate
the editor and proprietor, Mr.. w. Eldridge
Weber, upon this faitering evidence Of the
prosperity Of this old and well established jour-
aal
A little girl in Shey boygan, Wis. swallowed a
needle, over year ago and few Gays since IL
came out at her knee.
The Louisville Journal of Tuesday states that
from their private dispatches received they are
convinced that the Democratic majority in the
State is upwards of $4,000.
The ladies residing near Bull Run and Ma
nassas have formed themselves into a So
ciety, 10 be known by the name Of the Ma
nassas Memorial Association to RENTER and COL
!ect in one spot cemetery the bodies Of the
! Confederate dead now scattered over many
miles. Miss Susan Nj. Monroe. the correspond
ing secretary of the association. has identified and
had marked upwards OF six hundred a'es.
| Riot occurred at Richmond on the evening
of the 9ih instant, growing out Of the arrest of
negro man by The police. The blacks assembled
IN numbers and rescued the msn and assaulted
The police. General S,nofeld addressed the me b.
commanding them to dispefse but refusing to
l.b~y the OF der. he sent for company of the ll.h
re ,lment, whe drove away the di orderly a. the
poIu, oi The bayonet.