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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
CHARLES P. FREEMAN q co.,
tLATE FREEMAN. HODGES & co.,
IMPORTERS AND J<EREES.


iii Broadssay, ore Door gonth Of L8st,g sstea,
NEW YORK,
HAVE now on hand, and viii be receiving
i daily through the season, Mn Goods, direct
from the European manufacturers and eash dae-
tfons raeh 5ashionatte, faney Slk lnifiaesy Ge1as
Our stock Of Riea RiJboas, comprises every varies
~ Of the latest and most beautiful designs impor-
ted
Many Of our goods are manufactured expressly
to our order, from our own designs aud patterns.
and stands nnriyallcd We offer our goods fen.
asft cashs at lower prices than any creli; House
IN America can afford
All purchasers will find il greatly 10 their in
terest to reserve portion OF their money and
mike selections from our great variety Of rich
"Trip goods.
Ribbons rich for Donncts, Cops, sashss and
Belts;
Bonnet Silks, satins. Grapes. Lisses, and Talle-.
TOMS
Embroideries, Collars. chemisetts capes, Ber-
thas;
Habits Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings and Insertipcs;
Embroidered, REVERE, Lace, and Hemstich
Cambria Hdkfs,
Blends, Illusions, and Embroidered Laccs for
Caps;
Embroidered Laces for shawls, MantiIlas and
Wells;
IIoniton, Mechlen, yalencienes, and Brussels
Laces;
English and woye Thread, Smyrna, Lisls Thread
and Cotton Laces;
Kid Lisle Thread, silk, and Sewing Silk Gloves,
and llitts;
French and American Artificial Flowers
French Lace, English American, and Italian;
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings.
February "a, 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23

BEAUTY.
Comploxon richly tinted with the bloom ofhcalth,
With skin as pare and fair pnrIan marble
Soft aud sweet as the fragaant rose st1
Teeth as sound and white as slabaster.
Breath ofswectest fragrance, and iis Of coral TINT
With flowing riugiets and glossy .ocks,
Luxnriant dancing gracefully GER the swan
neck,
Or to east dull shadows o er beautys master piece.
Railways Medicated Soap.
Composed Of the delicious, and fragrant gums
Ofextracts. oils, aud costly essences
OF flowers, roots, trees, aud oriental plants,
Possessing wonderous virtues GERS diseases.
To the Complexion 1t imparts Beauty.
Ry cleansing the skis from all eruptivc matter.
Makes clean the pores gives action 60 tina earillaries
BY which sli poisonous humors are eiectcd,-@
And healthy action to the skin restored
To the teeth Il gives Wilderness and prevents decay,
Il makes The skin SOFT sweet and smooth,
Transforms the most rcpasve and dshgurcd vsage,-
To clees ard beautiful cou,psexion
Railways Clrcassian Balm.
im7arts nutriment 10 The hair,--
Makes It strong, glnssy rich and luxurant,
Cleansesthe scalp from dandrun,gtyes action to the
Fasens the hair upon the ssalp forces IT grow
Like guanc barren so it makes it rich and produc-
To dress tas nair make II smooth and glossy
Strong and beaatisal, Sc.
Railways tircassian Balm is the "ne plus ultra"
gey-Price p Gents per bottc.
RADWAy Il CO., rrs.ticai Chemists
l62 Fultan ST n. y.
Sold in RIarnsburwby VIM H. Hesetne; DarkesyiEe,
j. Wysang; Char1csown, leseph Harris; shepherdstown,
VIM. n foney narpers Ferry, a. NJ Cndler
March ., Is5s--in.
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To Tie Tofsrs or BerkeIev

Q 1Ht FWtTS q DeTHfffy tOUWY
Having announced myself as o candidate for
the office of Commissioner of The Revenue for this
County, under the provision of the new Constitu-
ton, would respectfully solicit the votes of my
tellow-citizens without regard to party; and il
elected, win pledge NY Integrity and Fidelity to
the faithful discharge of the duties required.
Your humble servant,
M A y3NCIFyP
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23

pay-We are authorised to announce jacob VAN
poREs as candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the
County Court Of Berkeley county, at the first cleo
ton under the new constitution.
Fob 81 1SI2-tf6M*
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The Commonwealth of virrini ia,

TO the Sheriff Of Berkeley County, Greeting !,
" HEREAS Henry Jones, by Judgment of
w Justice of Berkeley County, at a term
commencing on the 18th day of March, 1852 has
recovered against Samuel Jones the sum of So so
with interest thereon, to be computed after the
rate OF six per cent, per annum, from the st day
OF March, 1851, until paid, and Sl36 costs and
1t is suggested by the said Judgment creditor that
by reason of lien of his writ of eri facas ON said
Judgment, there is liability on the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Compa under the law: There
fore, we command you, that lou summon the said
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company to appear
before the justices Of our said Court at the Court
House Of the said County on the first day of the
next May term to answer such suggestion on oath
and have then there this writ
Witness, JACOB VAN DoREN, Clerk of our said
Court, at the Courthouse the 18th day Of March,
1882, and In the 10th year of our foundation
Copy.--Teste,
:. JACOB VAN DoREN, c. b. c.
March o3, 1s52--4t
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GROCERIES,.

va Il have just received fresh 10. OF Gro
w ceries. consisting Of Crushed, Pulver.
lied and r Il, Sugars N. o.. Sugar house.
and Wesi India Molasses Cheese Soda
aud Water Crackers !; Java and Rio Coffee I;
@. A. aud zine Salts sal,pene, Pepper. All
spiee, Sc. &c.--ior sale cheap for cash by.
Dec. 20. 1851. RIDDLE T. BRO.
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JUST RECEIVED.

u EPHART e. DARDY's COUGH CANDY ;
IL this valuable Candy will give relief 10
Coughs, Colds. IIoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing
&c, &c; in few minutes after using ID will be
found to be speedy and valuable remedy This
Candy enibodies in II some Of the most valuable
ingredients for colds, and viii require but trial
to prove It's superiority. G. RAENllAL
Feb "a 1852
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RAMLINS' HOTEL.
h5siijl
Corner Of Queen and Burke Streets,
MAiRT1N SIBUlan, VA

M(aAlAtEllII Sl3lUlRG, VA
yINHE undersigned begs leave respectfully to in
i form the community and travelling public
that he has taken the Hotel formerly known as
the Berkeley House" The House has recently
undergone thorough renovation 1t is now be-
ieved to be in every respect adapted to the warts
of the traveller and sojonrncr.
A large and commodous Stable is attached to
the premises The Injuries Oft the Table will be
surpassed by none, and the Bar is at all times
supplied with choice selection ofsupcrior wines
and liquors
Eag~ Baggage taken to and from the depot free
Of charge, and in bad weather a carriage will be
run to the depot for the accommodation of travel
lers without any additional expense
JOS. G. sRAWLINS,
March 2, ls32-ly. Proprietor.
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Jan. p, 1852.
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> AaVt
consisting as follows
A hend of Horses two of them Brood Mares
heavy with foal Colt; head of Cattle l
Fresh Mich Cow 30 head of Hogs 3 Brood Sows
and Pigs; Wheat Fan Ploughs--3 Double Sho-
vel and 2 Single Shovel Ploughs; Harrows;
Barshear Plough Double and Single Trees; /
Plantation Wagon, new 4 Sets of Wagon Gears I;
100 bushels of Corn 80 bushel Of Oats
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Template and one Cooking Stove; pair of
Bedsteads; Bureau; | Safe Chairs, Tables,
and many other things not necessary to men.
1000 Tbs. Of Bacon; Lot OF lard /;
55 acres of Grain i'm fssc ground.
Terms-.A credit of six months viii be given on
all sums of IS, the purchaser giving bond and APP.
proved security under that SUM cash No prop
erty to be removed until the terms are complied
with. JOSEPH w BEATTY
March 10, 1S52.-2w#.
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Religious Notice.

The first Quarterly Meeting, tpresent cor fer
cnbe) for Nartirsburg Station, will commence next
Saturday at O'clock
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day Of March, my entire
HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY,
In part, as follows:
Mahogany Side Board, new pattern;
do Bureau; DO. Parlor Table
Mahogany Hair Seat Sofa and Pillows;
~ Cane Bottom Chairs / Parler Glass;
Bureaus and Secretary Walnut Tables and
Stands; 3 dozen assorted Chairs;
Wash Stands; 100 yards Figured Competing ;
Stair and Passage carpctng; Rugs;
Tenders, Brass and Iron; Shovel and longs,
High and Low Post Bedsteads;
Feather Beds, and Sundry Bedding
A lot Of valuable Books;
Full sett Of Ivory handle Knives and Forks
l Brass Clock; Valuable Table Ware, Glass
China. &c;
Large Cooking Stove and Fixtures, nearly
new ofapproved kind;
Copper and Bell-metai Kettles;
Looking Glasses, Box and Swing Frame;
with other articles not necessary to mention.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23

EpRICKLAYERS Pasterers and Masons
AD Trowels, also Plaslerers' Mvreng Tools
for sale by ". II. ENOS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Court of Morgan
County:
Henry Kerns-pltG
AGAINST
William Harmison, Hopkins Brother & Co, Henry
A Byrne, George Shank, Elizabeth shank Sa.
rah Shank Ann Shank Caharine Blue, John
Shank, William Shank, John Shank, jr,, Ann
Shank jr. Sarah Shank. jr, Elizabeth Smith,
children of Christian Shank. jr., decd. Joseph
Gilbert and Julia Ann his wife, Richard Mef-
rick and Ann his Wife and Arosat Holbert
--dens
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FAsnIoNBLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM.


fENiIE undersigned arc nov receiving and OPEN
/ ing one Of the finest nssoriments Of
Cloths, Cussimeres, Testings Shirfiugs,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C.,
ever offered in this market, earnestly solicit the
attention Of all persons in want Of
Goods aud Cheap Clothing,
as they feel confident they can scllnn mere accom-
modating terms than they can be bought elsewhere.
Their assortment consists in part of the following
FASH foNAEIu FALL GOODS:
Codfs- Single Breasted Frcck, Sack Bangups,
Sack Frock, Cloak, Loose over.Sncks Dress
Frocks Dress, Single Breasted Sack Riding. Dri-
wing business. Plain, business Saque Short Bu-
sness Sack cabars, Riding Cicnks. Cafalrnans,
&c. TiA7'S aud VESTS Of every description.
CLOTHS AND CASsIMEgES
OF The latest French. English and German styles,
including the modcr. style Of riads. Neutral
Tints &c. a choice variety Of Lihings-suc as
English and French Serges, Alpacns, Jenny I.isds,
Satin Declines, &c. Also every article in tho
line pf fnilors Trimmings
r<l51 This firm, relying upon stock Of Gocds
which will hot have its superiorths season in this
section OF country, and upon desire torcndorev-
cry satisfaction feel every confidence in soliciting
an examination Of their stock
J. +. CUNNINGHAM & co.
November A. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23

MEETING Of the 0verseers Of the Poor Of
IA Berkeley county will be held AZ he pom
House OF said county on "Wednesday the 3lf 4,g Of
hismonh. The members ofthe Board are reoncst-
cd to be punctual in their attendance and an mar.
sons having business with the Beard are also re.
quested to attend. SEAMAN GARARD, elk.
March 10, ls02-3t.
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h i Fen Seconds

be. No one feel happy while suffering its torments
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Ia Fen Seconds
MOST DISTRESSING PAINS.
It's effects like electricity the Distress
ing pangs in few seconds its soothing neutrszne and
heathn influences thrills through every minute cell
branc ana establishes the secretion gland in the
system supdnug the most excrucatng paroxysm Of pain
and inpartibg strength and vitality TO every organ.
NEURALGIA.
Pain Stopped Instantly.
RadHays Ready Relief possesses almost miraculous
influence the sharp darling Of pain of this cruel
complaint. IN e. minutes the yainstrirken sufferer
perenees the delightful sensations parting min II has
cured thousands of In the city OF New York, where
many of them had been brought almost deaths door,.
The effects OF the Ready Relief Is to stop the pain iued
ately TO strengthen the nervous system suppl, the
with nervous energy and vitality the loss which h
Che chief cause Of nervous pains.
DANGEROUS PRACTICE
The Use IF Morphine. strycinc, Acontine, Beeonna.
Arna and other posnns only dangerous but cruel
Tho effect OF these posons not to the disease, or
remove from the system the pains
BIT 10 deadca he nsTtes 10 wedhsa dnd stop the 'fsrrA
Gus eaergy, 10 pdr5lpsc he function ofMe nerr.
ous system, and 10 destroy sensation.
III this practice Is continued fer any length of Tine the
patient will not only waste away but the BRAIN will become
paralysed aud the Intellect destroyed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Berkeley County, the LIST day OF
March, 1852
David ciaget and Hczckiah Clagct partners under the
style and firm OF D. ~ h. Claset, OF John A.
Grimes.
AGAINST.
Charles Downs and Nancy his wife David II Conrad Mary
Parker, Seaman Garard, Daniel Laymas Thomas r.
Dngan, Jacob Nan Doren and Edmund +. Hunter
in CHANCERY
THE object Of this suit is what sum il due to
Mary Parker account of deed of trust executed by
Charles Downs and wife D. H. Conrad for benefit
to ascertain what amount the said Laynaser Dgan
bound for and have paid for said Charles Downs Tor which
bis lands and other property liable under deed
executed to Seaman Garar for their indemnity. aud
pei gale o; the property conveyed by said ngws wife
by the said deeds OF trust and deeds OF
by s1id Downs for The benefit Of John Grimes to satisfy
the purposes Of said trust; and it appearing AFFIDAVIT n
ed in this suit that the said defendants residents
this State. they hereby required appear within
month after due publication Of THIS Order and do
cessary to their interests in this matter
Their ordered that copy hereof be published once week
for four successive weeks newspaper said Coun-
IT, and posted the front door Court.houe thereof
on the iiSst day Of the next County Court.
feste
ISRAEL ROBINSON r r.
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EDUCATION.
THE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY

M As never in more prosperous condition
w than at present. II has an able and efficient
Board of Professors and Teachers - 10 euecessful
operation, with large number 81 Scholars--il
has large, airy and elegant apartments furnished
with such comforts and canyenienecs AZ are caleu-
Lated to promote the happiness aud facilitate TIVE
progress Of the pupils Il has good Library, ex-
cellent Musical Instruments an entcnsive Chemical
and Philosophical APPARATUS and il is confidently
believed that this Institution offers as many facli-
lies for importing thorough extensive and re-
fined education rs any Seminary inthe land.
Scholars will be received At any time during the
year AMI viii be charged proporiionahly from the
date Of their entrance 10 the close OF the Sehelas-
tic year in July
E<sg@For Hoard End Tuition iac'elsng fUaished
Rooms, Lights. Fael. &c 5000 per Scholastic year
pagaLie haifVearly IN odraace.
Fer Circulars and other particulars addrcss,
II WINCHESTER, Prest
Frederick City Dec. 80 1881.
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For SALE.

1 NEW FAMILY CARRIAGE-for one or two
IN horses. JACOB vINCENHELLER.
January g. 80
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-10-28
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

Educational interests were not forgotten
amid the general strife and controversy which
attended the early colonial existence Of New
Hampshire. In 1868, the fourth college in
New England was established ut Hanover, n
II. Its chief original design was the education
of Indians and Indian missionaries The plan
had been conceived in the time Of Eliot but
Mr. John Sergeant missionary to the Stock
bridge Indians in the western sections of Mas
sachusetts and Connecticut, was the first to act
upon 1t. This heroic man-one OF New Eng
lands forgotten worthies-pr0cured some dona-
tons and beneiactions, among which was one
from n Mr.. More for the education of piOus
Indian youth, upon condition Of remaining n
certain time under instruction, and adopting
the habits and customs Of Christians"
The benevolent exertiOns Of MIR. Sergeant
were interrupted by his death after which, the
scheme was revived by the Rev Eleazer Whec-
lock, who had established an Indian school at
Lebanon, Conn. One Of his pupls-SampsOn
Occum, "A Mohcan--exhibited talents OF so
high All order and piety 40 devoted, that ho
was ordained as n preacher, and sent 10 Eng
land 10 solicit funds for the establishment Of a
college for the education Of his race. While
here his conduct ~ n preacher and Christian
produced 30 favorable an impression, that
considerable fund was collected and placed in
the hands Of Board Of Trustees, ut the head
of which was the Earl Of Dartmouth, who was
a principal beneiactor, and from whom the
College afterward took its distinctive name.
Several Of the Colonies now invited Dr.
Wheelock 10 locate the institution within their
boundaries, offering material aid; but, by the
advice Of his English friends, be accepted tie
invitation Of Governor Wentworth of New
Hampshire and selected the town of Hanover
~ the most favorable location, Though the
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bot the larger part OF. our friends voted, either
in whole or in part the Whig ticket from an
anxiety to assist in defeating the regular Dem
Ocratc nominations, and put u stop to cor
rupt state Of affairs in our local politcs-the
fruit of one party having had for several years
an overwhelming majority. and all the spoils
Of Office. The election in this county cannot
in respect TO any of the parties be taken as
any index Of the Presidential vote. larger
vote will be polled for Hale and Julian than
was ever given for any Anti-Slayery candidate
As TO the result in the State, the Democrats
claim that the large majority for Judge Cald
well proves the State certain for Pierce and
King, while the Wings profess to believe Gen
Scott much stronger than their State ticket
Time will very soon determine it. | felt more
interested in comparing the Free Soil vote with
that of last year and am glad to find that in
the Reserve counties there has been good in
crease--in some cases double the vote for
Governor last year. doubt not there will be
Il larger vote for MIR. Hale IN this State than
could have been commanded for any other in
dividual we thought of nominating and that
all disposed to vote for Freedom will 20 for
him. There is no crisis, no .ehoice of evils"
forced upon us, to draw awaSnr votes. Ak in
1914 and l84S and the rshd4& Anti-Slavery
strength will be more fully brought out than
in any former election.
Owing to the low stage Of water in the Ohio.
business in many departments OF trade is duh,
it being impossible to ship to any great extent,
either up or down the river. We have In
dian summer" now, in perfection and. as
usual at this season, mild, dry weather, and
almost insufferably dusty streets
Yours &c
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SYNOPSIS OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
FREE SOIL CONVENTION OF N. CAROLINA.

The Free Soil State Convention of North
Carolina assembled at New Salem, Randolph
county, on Saturday, the 9th October for the
purpose of nominating Presidential electors.
Alfred Vestal was chosen President and J
p. Julian and H. w Dixon appointed Secreta-
rles
A committee having been appointed to draft
resolutions for the consideration of the Conven-
ton, in the afternoon, through their Chairman,
DR.. A. V. Coffin, presented the following; which
were severally acted upon and adopted:
I'VE have no room for the resolutions this
week.
The following electoral ticket was chosen,
embracing the motto
No mob violence nor unconstitutional lar ),
no dissolution of the Union : bit Free SOIL, Free
Labor a Free Press, Free Speech, and Free Men.
FREE Soil NOMINATIONS
For Pres,dent-Hon JOHN p. HALE, of New
Hampshire.
For Vice President--Hon. GEO. w JULIAN,
of Indiana.
Eleetor for the State at Ldrge-George L.
Mendenhall
LIST district, Geo W. Baxter; I'd, Evan Ben
bow Sd, Owen Hadley 4th, Abel Gardner,
Sen. 5th, Alfred yestal 9th, David Justice !;
7th, James c. Dobbin sth, Thomas Kennedy
9th, David White, Sen.
1t was afterwards
Resolved, That copy of the proceedings of
this Convention be furnished the editors of the
Greensboro Patriot and National Era, with a
request that they publish the same in their
respective papers.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine
die. ALFRED VEsTAL, Chairman,
J; =; JULIAN, Secretaries
H. w. Dixon,
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ELECTORAL TICKET OF THE FREE DEMOCRACY
OF DELAWARE

FELLow-CITIzENs: We hang our banners
on the outward wall, ON which are inscribed,
No muzzle on the mouth or press of Freemen
no compromises with the slave power no more
slave States, and no slave territory; slavery,
where it exists by State authority, is an insti-
tuition for which we are not responsible and
over which we claim no control
We regard our Government rs instituted by
our fathers, to promote the blessings of civil
and religious LiJerfy-not to foster and nation
ahse Siauety-an institution whose hateful
name was not admitted into our glorious Con-
stitution.
We admit no fnaiity' in legislation, which
does not aim at enlarging the area Of Free
dom. Contrast, iellow-ctIzens, our principles
with the Baltimore platforms and vote as con-
science dictates,
ELECTORAL TICKET OF THE FREE DEMoC.
RACY.
For Preadent-JoHN I. HALE of New Hamp-
shire.
For Gice Preadent-GEoRGE w. JULIAN. Of
Indiana
Eieetors-Jacob Pusey, Of Wilmington AL
exander H. Dixon of Christiana Hundred
James C. Jackson Of Mill Creek Hundred
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No. 3O4.
ELECTION NEWS.

p,nns,lvania.-The Congressional vote in
10 "a district of Pennsylvania, at the late cleo
tiou. was as follows:
"' p;tcbie W.. 4,O92; Shannon, d., 1882
c-air Ed. Gal; Wickersham, A., 27O.
I, the 22d district Howe w, Ass Glib
.,n D. 1887; Shinn, F. d., 1865; Shaner, A.,
SIG.
,o,s in this county is 6o0-twice as large as 1t
' w. aver been at State election. The Free
SoiIers there say they will give Hale thous-
and votes.
Wss,,,,, Rsserve.-The official returns OF the
.,,o CONGRESSIONAL districts of the Western Re-
serve are as follows
,o,b d;strict-Wade, F. s., 5,305; Case, w,
,nia" Wilson. D., 1874; Majority for Wade
49, Case / % L; over Wilson, 1871.
o'S oOtb district-Giddings F. s., 5,764; Woods,
n G427; Newton, w, 4,l47. Majority Tor
GidJinrs over Woods, 1887 over Newton,
1917