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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

A letter from CorJovs. Mexico. says
General Surfing Prize and family are
here; also General J. o. Shelby. fam.
llv-he is al present in The city Of Mex
ca. Governor |. G. Harris, Of Tennes
see. is living a. Carloma. about eigh
miles from here. Gen. l.. &. Hindman
OF hIkansas. is al Orizsba. as is Judge
{. Ii. Randolph. Of Texas, formerly
Stale Treasurer OF tina. State. bul | learn
be goes back with his family soon. be-
cause we have no schools here ihsI he
can educate his children al. This will be
remedied when We can get enough Of
good working men with families 10 settle
here.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

o. The parole granted JeH. DAVIS
some months ago, giving him The prlvi'
lege OF the Fortress during the day. has
been extended through Executive clemen'
cy in removing ell surveillance over him,
and tho guards from his rooms in Carroll
Hall a, night. Instructions TO this effec.
have been seq, from Washing ton 10 Gen.
Benton, commando. Of the fort. thus d.
.ves,ing his Imprisonment Of anything like
severity. and paving the way. IS is gen
orally presumed. for his final parole and
release. All the guards over him during
he day and night being removed, ne now
enjoys perfectly unlfammelled liberty,
snd every possible means Of comfort and
pleasure while held prisoner in the fort
IL is said he has expressed great gra!if'cs'
lion a, this action Of the Government, and
already conlemplsles The vacaling Carol
.Hall. and taking up his residence with
Mira. Davis ia the classmates assigned hei
shortly after her arrival there.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

g. The quiet Of our town has Of late
been disturbed by Ssbba.h visits from
sundry youths Of Ma;liusburg, who are
in the habit of getting intoxicated and bur.
Ealing abous tie streets. Tn last Sabbath
several VI them came down and went Ia
ihe Western Hotel and STOLE bollle Of
whskey from The bsr.room. and Mr.. Jos
Enlles attempting TO drive them away.
one Of them dow pistol OF him, and
Others ltisd 10 get into The bsr.room lhro'
lhe window.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

"WEsr VIRGINIA. The Wheeling
lntrlligencer sums up the results Of the
election in West Virginia. and comes TO
tho conclusion tina, the Radicals will have
90 large majority in The next Lesisla-
ture that The ratification OF the proposed
constitutional amendmen, is highly prob
.bls, and tha,--we LET it speak for itself
III HE commissioners OF old Virginia
come over here making propositions OF
reunion, they will be politely, but deei'
dsdly, informed ,hs. 'Bsrk;s is moi will
lin"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

~ Gov. Swami was called upon al
his residence on "Wednesday night by a
large body Of conservatives. He made q
speech, congrs'ulaiIng them on The viclo.
~ obtained. and said The question Of She
removal Of the cnm mi,sloners would no "
be settled By The courts. He said Judge
Bond would be held 10 a strict accounIa
.biiily for his action.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

u The "Lady's Friend" for November,
has been received. A beautiful steel engraving
Breeding the Swans" and the usual superb
double Fashion Plate, sdorn the November
number of this charming magazine. we noie
the usual number also OF engravings devoted TO
The Fsshions-to hats, caps, bonneis, dresses,
fancy work, sc. The literature is as usual ex-
cellent We may specify prescott Danes
Honor" by Virginia F. Townsend; - Quarter
of Million" by Emma B. Ripley; "Se,oud
Love, by Mrs. Hosmer; "lhe Old Clocks Ste
try," by Miss Johnston; "Mark's Resolve" BY
Miss Muzzey; "Margarets Victory" by Aman-
da NJ. Douglas, SC. The publishers announce
four Novelets for the next year, by Elizabeth
Prescott, Amanda NJ. Douglas, Frank Lee Ben
edict, and Max Weir They also announce, in
addition 10 the Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing
Machine, splendid list Of new Premiums, in
GLIDING Plated Silver Tea Sets, Cake Baskets
and Ice Pitchers, Silver and Gold Watches.
Guns and Rifles, Clothes Wringers, MeodeOns
and Organs, Appleton's Cycloredia, &c. A
beautiful Steel Engraving, % inches long by q
inches wide, called 'One of Life's Happy
Hours will be sent gratis to every single
on a club. Specimen numbers Of the magazine
containing the particulars Of the premium snC
other offers, and the reduced prices to clubs
will be sent on the receipt Of 10 cents.
Price with engravng) 50 80 year, Fou
copies with one engraving) Sc 90; Eight copie
with extra magazine and an engraving) II 90
Address Deacon s. Peterson, 3l9 Walnut st.
Philadelphia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

g. Base BALL.-The match game Of
Base Ball between The Valley Club of
Hsrper's Ferry and The "Scien,ifc" Of
this place, the challenge, and sccep-
lance Of which. we noticed in out last,
will come off on The l7,h Of this month on
the grounds OF the Valley Club q, Har.
per's Ferry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
The experiment OF eleeling white me

The experiment OF eleeling white men
to Office having proved complete failure
in Boston, the Purilens have determined
TO better their conditions by elecling ne
gre. and have elected black man for
lhe Legislature Of Massachusetts. As
there is no possibility OF there being
worsed by the change Of color. we ex-
peel they will soon run Sumner out of the
Senate with fnllbluoded CulTee. This
wonId be giving to that Individual prac.
'lcsl 'u'n which he would gresly I'D.
mirs. a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
GEN. BurLERIN new ioRK.-Gsl

GEN. BUTLER IN new foEK-Gsn.
e. a.,+,or,ed to address large meeting
in New I rsi Iasi week, held under red.
cal auspices. Al. Cisy Hall park. /
lu,nrd ont. however. the. there was .
large portion Of conservatives in attend,
ance, and very large police force was
present 10 preserve order. Tie Express
says: Gen. Euler was greeted with
cries Of Beast Spoons Fort Fisher,
New Orleans and several rotten apple
and other missiles were shIpwu al tin.
Finally, Butler alter vsinly endsavorlng
T. make himself heard above Ihe y, | and
hiEsess Of tie r:omG. w3s compelled IL
leave The front Of the stand. amid Che jecrs
and cheers Of the audience" He was
followed by Horace Greeley, who Was
al,antirely and respectfully heard. The
Tribune. 81. G5es!ev's paper. attempts
10 give sketch OF General Buffers re
marks, stating tina, The General denouno
ed the crowd with biuer language. and
thai he declined 10 handy eFithets With
them becsu.e he (BpIleL was not Prs.
idcnt or a Vics.PiesIdenl.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
TnE CONFEDERATE BANK Bill CAsF:

TnE CONFEDERATE BANK Bill CASES.
"A few days ago We mentioned SUN,
pending in The Supreme Court Of Ne"
York. wherein HE defendants refused /"
pay $4,000, OIL the plea that the hl!l-
constituting the deb. sought 10 be recover
ed were, nearly all Of them. issued during
the rebellion and for the special purpose
Of aiding South Carolina in resisting the
United States Government: thst such be
ing the case, they were void and wIhov'
value in The inception, as being against
public policy. The Court on Friday de-
cJed tina, such defence was no. good
in law. and that il would be against pub.
lie policy, the ussges Of the commercial
world and good morals 10 hold il to be
good. Judgments were, therefore. order
ed for the plaintiffs for the full amount
claimed. with interest.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
TIE STATE ELECTIONS.

Tuesday, The OH Of November. cleo
inns we're held IN Twelve States, VIZ -
MARYLAND, New York, Massachusetts
New Jersey, Delaware. Illinois, Mlchl
gan, Wisconsin, Minnesota. Missouri
Kansas and Nevada. In all these Stale:
members Of Congress were elected. Gov
ernors were elected in New ! ok. Massa
chuseus, Eels are, Michigan. k1ns 5
and Nevada, lsge iher with memoeFs 81
the LEGISLATURE and Other State officers.
MARYLAND.
The Senate will stand Is conseTva'
lives ana s radicals, giving The iormer a
maj risy Of two-thirds. The House ~ill,
il is believed, consist Of SO conservatives
aud 81 ladcss-conserva,ive ma orIiy in
The House SO, and on join. ballot 46.
Hon. Francis Thomas is the only radical
elected 10 Congress-his majority over
Col Maulsby, is about 1900 in The Dis
lrcl. Baltimore city gives a coEsesva-
i've majority Of 100. The majority in
he Sia;e is about 10000.
NEW YORK.
This State has gone radical. Fentop,
rddirsl, is elecied Governor By about TO-.
eco majority. The city OF New York
gave Hoffman 46 600 majority over Fen.
son. The Congressional delegation
stands tie same as lac! Congress.
INV JEHeEY.
The Cougres nj delegation vii
stand lpur R.dlcols 10 one Democrat,
gam OF TAO.
DELAWARE.
Hon. Cove Salisbury, Democrat, is
elected Governor. The democratic ma.
jorily IN he State is LOGO, gain OF 500.
- a conservative Copetessmsn Is elected.
MICHIGAN.
Republicans gain largely throughout
the STATE. ! hey '!ec! 'he en'i'e t7l"0'
can Con5tes'ionA 9ei' S'"0n'
nIs'oVRI'
This State ha. gons radical by smaI
n,;,.i,v Tie CONSTITUENTS vlecl too
on, Of six Sls,c Senators, end thrre oulI
IF f,u, Krptesuuisiirrs, including Frank
P. Blair.
ILLINOIS.
ne fe'"fi'S sac" HeP"o''c@" e''"''
'nd In"i'''eiA mIJnfi'y III Ihe o'a'e o.
over 40,G'0. be Congressional Geleea-
non Will probably stand r. b~ioFe'
@A',AcHU'iGTs.
Nass5chust ia elects me whole RepuO'
lean 'icksI rs 70 GEO nI1j"rIiy. All IheI
Congtessm0n trumPhanIy chosen IN The
RE, lis district by 5000 majority. The
c., S,,,,. ,ub,ll,. and iie Il,,,.a pe.r
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
JAMES 3. AvIRgTT.
See. and TrsssUrsr A. VI. A.
Truth Stranger than Fictior.

Wssaw lev day, sinre that hIl''
iul surgeon in Psu., has succeeded IN re-
placing Ile dlslncaied neck Of sy0urg
lady who had fallen a considerable d.
isnce upon her head. We were inelIarh
to dIsbeIIeve this. thereby dlspIsyIns OUT
ignorance Of the height science had a.
tanned. and the o7srsIiOSs. almost Dif"
cles, scientific men are able 10 PefIof"
e" iiI such apparent ease ard c'riaIniy.u"'
I'll We saw similar feat performed oI
our skiIl'ul and scientific lownsman w.
&. z. Lippen. upon little child Of M
WIN. A. Cssllemsn. which bad by ,ns
csrelessne.s OF The nurse received isl'
upon its head. by which its neck was d',
located, happily The DR.. was in town 500
Immediately sent for. In a 'killiUl '0'
surgeonlIke manner the neck bone ""
adjusted; at frst i, appeared very donO'
ful whether the child would ever bfes'n''
but soon respiration commenced. sno '.
learn this morning ihs, il is dong .e'I
well and every hope is now en,s''''n''
of it's resoyery.-C Clarke Journal
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

G match game vi Base Ball took
place in Martinsburg on Thursday OF las!
week. between the "Mounlsia City"
Club Of Frederick and the Star Ciab of
MsIsiu.burg. The score stood 10 Tor
Moua.ain City and 81 inr he Star.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
Nems 1ierns.

for that institution in the South snd
West.
. J. G.. Johnston, law student al Lex
inglun, Va. has been acquired OF the al.
l'geI murder OF .leedman, named
Thompson.
XII Carson has been con missioned
lieutenant erionei 10 command battalion
,, Of volunteers organized in New Mexico.
Professor Bled.oe, formerly of The
Confederate War Department. will have
book Out in a few days. entitled. "ls
jefferson Davis Guilty ot Treason /!
One wagon Of powder rain. cont in
lug 600 pounds of powder. blew up.
: near Green River, Utah, OIL The l2th uI-
rlmo. A Lub was the largest piece OF
VI, Cd found after the explosion, and three
of HE five yoke Of oxen attached were
torn into small bits, and only one foot. a
Joint Of D finger, and piece OF the skulI
ref the driver remained.
Mary Knights, Of Tnpsham, Maine,
thirteen years Of age, died last Saturday
of peculiar disease. She woUld
large pail Of water during the night.
S metlmes sic would drop down going
from scIouI entirely helpless Her blood
changed TO sugar. She was sick six
mouths.
The grave OF Peter Francisco, re,
marksbIe man in the history OF Virginia,
lies unmarked by a tombstone IN Me
Shochoe Hi Cemetery in Richmond.
A dispatch from Newark, N j., an
nounces The death, AT 9 O'Clock yes lerday
morning, Of Hon. William Wright, one
of HE Uni,ed States Senator'S from Ne"
Jersey.
The wife Of Gen. Wool, so years Of
age. was stricken with paralysis at Troy,I
New York, yesterday, aud Is not expect
ed 10 recover. Gen " DOL WAS sbsent in
Baltimore bui went 10 Troy immediate
lily.
Mrs. Senator Sprseue, The daughter Of
! Cnlcl Jusure Chase, NhO has iuIeiy sued
FIR divorce, is now in Europe, and brr
husband has sailed In the same d'rec'""'
s'ther 10 make up or settle on ssP'ra"on'
The once notorious daughter Of Mrs.
Cunninehatn BurdeII-cOnn1r ei <ith the
one notorious Or. bufoell care 10 I've"
York, was Que OF lie victims Of The di
,asler of HE steamer Evening Star.
Lafayette Ncl.s~es' major genera
IN 'he ''b'l a'"y' received r'iu"h 'f'"'
the P!esldenI IasI Friday.
l,,ob,o no iate lain DpU Of,
.r..',a,,., :, ,Ia u,fe of . n,t,r,ou.
w.. w. .,,n,arrs,,a-
,,'l',.' ''o S,I','ro rts ,r,,s
wei" NV, 49, '' 'r.n;na ,,,h n,,,,
"'' - w." ~, ''', "I,p' i.a tsnn,
10 ''"'''""y . o'',""" ,-i ,.u.n IL
r'"y '''e '>"
rio .o,es cb;cb bsvs been thus f.,
,.Lan il ,Ls .,ye,.l Annual Conference,
,C,io S,m,,,s,, nIeiLod,s,s ind,ca,. The
,,,'G,s,,cn Nv ala,ss mai. r,,y. Of ,he
,,onossd chance Of the name Of the
r, n,.h - FnIsrop,I NIe,hod;s, Church
.rd the rrunn.ed iorrocur,son ufIay trp.
.a..n,o,,or ,,,o the G.n4,.l Co1(e[,rccs.
:, 'uos,''p'I ' - "''"s s' ~ s, w.
n n,, f '" '.'.I VIZ !" 1 I,.,,n,s c,'.
'''' fanny ""' ''' 80
'"'''''"''''
Mrs. Caroline ShouP. Of LInvilfs
Creek. Rockingham county w. ha'
made over seven huno'eo pou"os - uI
ter s'"ce last summer Shu "Ss 80" 81,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

J. v. Boughner. of Morganiown. Col.
l-einr oi the Second Congressional Dis.
iric, Of Yves, Virginia has been removed.
and lee Rv C"tfran Of Grafton, -ap.
point, in bis place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

g. a correspondence 10 The Baltimore
Sun, dated Annapolis. Nd, NoV. Z,
says -
Rev. S. V. Leech. OF the First Chargr
Methodist Episcopal Church here, will
deliver tie Glh series of texture. before
tie Young Mems Lyceum, on Friday
eve ming. From HE known tepuIarr II
The lectVTer his audience may expert d
rich intellectual treat INFECT beng Ed.
gar Allen Poe" In connection With hi.
matter III stale that as the fruits of lhe
late revival a, the Rev Mr.. Leech',
Church, fifty person, mostly adults
have entered and been received on proba
lIon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
KANSAS

This State has probably gone Radical
by large majority.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

JEFFERSON 1tnuelntH w VIII piedSe
take notice tina, it is my intention to con.
tes, The qualification Of r. w. FoiieTie!J
who appears by the returns Of the election
held on the fourth Thursday in October
last. 10 have received the larges, number
of votes for the Office of Sheriff Of Jefler-
sen county. slIedge and aver that the
said Polier6eld is disqualified from hold.
ing the said office OF sheriff by virtue Of
the 5,h section of the seventh article Of
the constitution of West Va, snd tina,
am entitled 10 TIE said Office Of sheriff by
virtue of The election for the same. held
on the 4th Thursday in October last.
| Nov, 7, 1866. Jos. WELsHANs.
| G. Leisenring gave the following notice
which was ordered TO be placed on record
and filed:
TO the Supervisors Of the county Of
jefferson: Gentlemen You will please
take nelice ihsriii is my intention 20 con.
test The election Of VIM. 4. Chapline who
appears 10 have received at the election
held on the fourth Thursday Of October
last, the highest number of votes for the
office of Clerk Of the circuit court of JET
,ferson county. ! claim to have been elec
ted 10 the SAID office a, the sand election
; BY majority of the proper and legal voIe'
cast end such other votes as were of1eIet
,by legal and compe tent voters for me fol
the Said Office Of Clerx Of the cifcui, cour
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

The beauties of my Policy are being
constantly developed in Dixie. ANDY JoHx.
son was made President fifteen months ago
by the vilest assassination in history. The
Southern Confederacy was perishing under
The power of the Government; had been
crushed by the combined operations Of GRANT
and SHERMAN. There had been four years.
not Of failure" but of unparalleled severe
strife. strife that slaughtered the sons of
the nation by scores Of thousands and mort
gagged the nation for years to creditors. But
The rebels were ready for an unconditional
surrender; they had staked their all upon
the overthrow of the Union and had lost.
Southern arrogance changed for once into
submission and humility. The rebels hoped
for clemency, but they did not expect to die.
tate a reconstruction policy to the Govern
ment. ANDREW JOHNSON commenced to de-
velop his predetermined mode of confirming
peace and Furnishing treason by putting the
loyal men ofthe country under the dominion of
unrepentant traitors, unrepentant as soon as
they discovered that repentance was not ex-
pected Of them. ANDREW has an eve to the
Presidency. His faithlessness to deliberate
pledges made to the party Of loyalty in the
nation has arisen from the fact that he has
preferred the support of rebels and sympa-
thizers IN contest for the Presidency to
honor and patriotism. But so fast are the
chivairy becoming reconstructed; SO success.
fully works out my Policy its legitimate
results that ANpsEw is likely TO be slain in
the house of hi friends. For rebel sup
port he became a renegade and an
apostate, reeklf-s of his pledged
words, the violator Of VOWS, the attempted
assassin of loyalty. false to his friends, de-
farner and de6'er II his own record: the re.
warder OF rebellion, and now the Southern
friends that at such cost Of infamy and shame
be has essayed to purchase, more con sistent
with their political record than himself, prefer
TO support one upon whose rebellsm and de.
roficn 70 secession they can rely, and they
are giving preference to JET. Davis over An
drew in the Presidential race,
A political meeting was held rece..,v :.
EhzAbethtown, Kentucky, which -. Il
dressed BY Hon. John. N. Harlan and Hon
Hamilton Pope. The Louisville ycvr,,,
tins narrates scene tha& tsanspirsd tAea a.d
there: ss,ssx = sses eE.ass.s
"Mr. Harlan followed in . speech Of two
hours end . hall, speaking - Wy fswi men
are able to speak. In the midst Of bis
stzoneest and most eloquent uttsrances, loud
csies were faised Of nHnrrAh for DuvalN,i
Nr Harlan paused and asked mildly but i'm.
prssiyely why they were in favor Of Duvall.
zsTsH me- aid he, 'sif it 10 NOT because he
mas for the ssbelionf' "Yss; that's so,''
was the prompt answer. "Then you were
Cor the rsbsllioor" "Yss, yssl'' IAN yos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24


for rebellion now?'' I'VE would 90 for 70
bellion now il we thought We could sue
ssMr. Harlan thanked and complimented
them TO- their candor, and then sdded;
0supposing JET. Davis and Andrew !. johnson ps
shall be the opposing az 70, -. nil ron
supportY', They hesitated to respond. N
n. esid. scYou have been very candid, and l
venture to hope that you will still be so.
Sneak out! Which will you 90 for-Johnson
or Davis?'' Then the loud answer came,
aDeyisI Davisl Davisln Old neas ~ moe,
substantial citizens OF Elizaoetnto.n snu
Hardin. Joined in the shout. Again Mr..
Harlan thanked them for their candor, telling
them that they were the most eandid men O
their party that he had talked TO in all hi
| canvass.
Andrew has cold himself for aought
yer;ly. he shall have his reward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

Miss. Lucr Hsss = = Iowa dantisk-
She il master, d mistress Of her profbsisa |
end is psotsssicnal1 hisAly ssteemsd. We
didn't know. any rsason why Lucy >hosldn't
b dentist Indeed We think it IN eminent
u proper thing for Miss LACY to b ifsAe
visheA The dubuque 1Ssses thu epeakiAg
OF hseL ~
.s2ha Lid to fight her own battles Of life
6noa 6Aelwas . dozen years old, and though
ftom !. natural hesitation We refrain from
aal1ne Aop many inpertiasat question:, no
one would iudee that to be more than dozen
wears ago. Since then she has BY her own
hard work given herself . thorough scientific
and medical edueAtion, closing with dentistry.
She choose this for reason very laudable in
one Of ths male sex, but productive OF much
evil in alfemale, viz She wanted to be some.
thing more than 'hireling.' Having receiv.
ed dental office education, she presented
herself at the Iowa State Dental Association
at its mSeingin Dubuque q year ago, and
was unahinoasH elected. She had previous.
" applied for admission at one dental office
and another throughout the United States,
and been refused admission; but this action
| | Of the Dental Society Of her ewn State, tshe
!. being then ip good practice at McGregor,
but flea or two in the long eers OF some OF
t the powers that be; SO that she vas ADMIT
D ted It the Ohio Stats Dental College; and on
examination with the gradustiss class won
her diploma; she 10 now in extensive practice
Q in Chicago though under the circumstances
' the Iowa profession claims her, and she II
: counted among tbs permanent members O
the Iowa State Dental Association.
: A leading down east dentist announces u
s one of the Dental periodicals that he shall
9 offer resolution before the National Denta
3 Convection, Ito bs held at Boston week ate
next, u tha. no female shall be admitted q
delegate to that convention, or recognized b,
9 the profession as a member. The natars
l. |conseduence of this public notification was
: the Iowa State Dental Convention elected he
: as their first delegate to the Boston Nationa
= Convention.
q These terrified down-east he-dentists evil
: IDENTIFY suppose that the Iowa Dental Societ
l. has unanimously gone mad over some ram
! lpant amazonian toosh-puller. If Mss HDbb
attends the National Convention, and thu
% body takes its proposed action, they will fin'
e themselves expelling . modest, retirin
}. girl, rather under than above the medium
. size, perfectly lady.like in language an,
" manners, with less than half the average vol
u ubility of her sex, speaking rarely and the
l. always sensibly, showing that she under
n stands her business, wearing her own hal
short i'm the neck. with apparel neat and no
noticeably Questionable, though made fit 70
E. protection and comfort thoroughly . woman
lie and one with care unevident makes It her pr
l. NAL purpose to speak and act 30 as to homo
:. her sex, her profession, and her position .
an exsmpisr rather than advocatel of prog
u ress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

THEODORE TILros, Of the ladependea. Wa
recently summoned to perform duty - iury-
man, baA failing to appear, w. sulamooe1 =
show csuss Why he should ~ - 1nsd f6r
hia non-appearance. Theodore Aeeasnoa
nada - a6lasit il which - depeeea ~.
betsy .hssss h WssAmgsou q tho dine r.
|eummons vss Issued, he did mot know Of i
filI long amer his return, and that hs i al
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