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The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-25

The Boston Whig journals have hit upon a rare expedient to make out case against the :. loco focos,'' in the matter of the or ganizaton of the State Government. ~Accor- ding to their own account of the matter, a member of the House, < elected and relied on by the Whigs," voted for the ssloco foco'' Senators under the promise ofa suit of clothes, some money, and an appointment as justice of the pere-all of which he got except the moneyl Can 1t be possible, that Wings aud Whig principles are to be bought in Mas sachusetts at any, and especially such cheap rates' y4lbany Argus.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-25
Nns THE UNION ,

n ho States, except three, have now held J ,lio .;ons for members of the 18th Con- eioe ,be results may be regarded as a anu e;. indication of the views of the
 lan naonle, as regards the leading prin- Frlcan P P,neasl1res of the two great parties s anu @ thev ever have been and ever will
 d In the table sat eel9T F ba the 1sn1 members Hdsss sgu,resentatives, 2, m from the same , States, 't are sP,l.l ;a@d politically, as they stood then, and neu now-showing that the twenty sallu n.as that have held their elections, 0a,s 0a,,med 13S democrats to 63 wings Iesu,n anratic majority of 75-and that the as',le s,ates before returned 1a5 whjgs dg to s6 s'a.os or a whig majority of 29. De- DeEs'sgGr e,tie gain ONE HUNDRED AND 10 lo' ,ombers! Thus
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The O1d Federal spirit.-sinee the nan

Inc Old Federal Spirit.-Snce the name of Federalists has become so unpopular with the great mass of the people, it is well known what abhorence the present Whig party evince, when they-are reminded of their for mer title. They would shake it of, as they would the touch of a poisonous viper. But, at times, their natural instincts betray their discretion, and the old leaven works up in a manner not to be mistaken.
 For example, the Richmond Whig, of Oc- tober 23d, an acknowledged organ of Henry Clay, is out in defence of Alexander Hamil- ton, against the charge of Jefferson that fia- milton was inclined to establish monarchy Ill this countryl After stating this, it is hardly necessary to add, that the article also contains filings and inuendoes at the memory of Jefferson. We confess that at this day we were surprised to see, even in Whig paper a labored palliation of Hamilton's Englsl, principles. In the Northern States, it is not denied that Hamilton was decidedly in favor of the United States Senators Aoldiag for life. And this monarchical doctrine was on ly ill consonance with the high-toned notions of government which he openly held. The concentration of his system seemed to be-  that the People were made for the Govern ment, while with far reaching sagacity and patriotism, Jefferson assumed the fundament- al principle of American Democracy, thai Government was made only for the People The Federalists gloried in Hamilton, as theil great champion, while Jefferson gradually drew around him the hearts of the American people, by the freedom and moral beauty ol his principles, under the unpretending name of Democrats. And to this day, admiration of Hamilton, or of Jefferson, draws the line between the true Federalsts and the true De- mocrats of this country.
 This defence of Hamilton's ultra notions in the Richmond Whig, is the more worthy of notice, because the editor continually af- fleets not to agree with Hamilton's political opinions; but under the circumstances, this disclaimer only manifests that he is fully aware that in the present era of human pro- gress, 1t would not be safe to outrage public sentiment so far as to be the avowed advo- cate of the ultra doctrines of Alexander Ha- milton.
 We would point the Democracy to these indications, as unerrlng tests of the secret bias of the Whig leaders, and the confidential or gans of the Clay party; and we may properly add that these lessons are, at this time, the more appropriate, as the old opponents ol Jefferson are making the most serious efforts to assume the name of Democratic Wings.
 .al6aay Argus
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Effects of the 1arif-It taxes the salt, su- gar, and iron of the agriculturist-the blan- kets, coarse woollens, and cheap calcoes of the laborer-it taxes labor, indeed, whenever and however it operates, for the exclusive be- neft of a few manufacturing monopolists.
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Advance 0n Cotton. ,ra FARMERS AND pI,AIyyERS,

TRAIT & BOGGS will make liberal advances E on Cotton and other produce to be shipped by them, and consigned to John G. Pratt N Co, New Orleans.
 Cotton left with them will be shipped without any other charges than those actually incurred.
 Litle Roct, Noc. 13, lS4S. l0-u
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OF CONGRESS F! Thus confirming the large majority by which in 1S42 the Demo- cratic Governor MOUTON was elected Now this State, brought into the Union by the wise foresight of JEFFERSON, stands firmly out in favor of SMITHSONIAN PRINCE FLIES. Honor to Louisiana!
 OTHER STATES,
 Notwithstanding Democratic reverses have been sustained in them to some extent, pre- sent most cheering prospects.
 MARY LAND, which went for Harrison by four thousand seven hundred and seventy- SIX majority, on a full vote, in 1S41, elected Democratic Governor! Though, in the recent election, a majority of Wings have been returned to the Legislature, she can give Democratic majority again! For H is pro- 6a6te hat He popular rote is acih Me Demo crdtS
 GEORGIA, which went for Harrison by eight thousand three hundred and sixty ma lonty, and sent an entire Whig delegation to Congress, and elected Whig Legislature in lo4O, Tn the late election has again elected a Whlg Governor. But her delegation in Con gress IS Democratic. In 1Sil she had mine Whlgs. Her delegation elect stand SIX DE- MOCRATS to t,co Whigs!!
 NORTH CAROLINA, which in the old Congress had eigM Wings and fre Demo- crats, has elected fue Democrats and four Wings to the new Congress; thus reversing the political character of her delegation
 KENTUCKY, the head quarters of Whig- glsm, which sends to the old Congress ezeren Wings and only tpo Democrats, has elected .fre Democrats aud .frc Whigs!t
 TENNESSEE, where the party struggle has been tremendous, has in the old Congress eight Wings and only fue Democrats Sue has elected to the next Congress SIX DE- mocrats and only .fce WAigs!!
 RHODE ISLAND, which sends hpo Wings to the present Congress, has elected one De mocrat and one Whig to the new Congress !
 VERMONT gave Harrison fourteen thou sand four hundred and eighty-two majority, and sent an entire Whig delegation to Con gress of .fee members. Here the Wings in lo4O said their tornado had swept so clean "htere cas hardly C loco foco zefm tue State.n But matters have wonderfully changed. The Wings have failed to elect. their Governor, and have elected two members of Congress /! !! Democrats have elected ONE already, and stand good chance of getting another!i!
 THE TERRITORIES are nobly and firmly Democratic. WISCONSIN, has in her Legis- lature twenty-eight Democrats to eleven Wings and has elected staunch Democrat to represent her in Congress Iowa has also elected Democratic delegate to Con- gress. Honor to these young members of the confederacy They are coming up in the way they should go.
 LOOK AT THE VETERAN DEMOCRATIC
 STATES! E!
 Theseare the SEVEN STATES that stood so firmly by Democratic principles, when the other nineteen so strangely went for {. change of rulers" These are veterans in defence of the cause ;-how do they stand now ? NOT ONE GONE OVER TO THE. ENEMYai!i Here they, areas firm as ever:
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVALS.

steamer Sarah, from mouth of River, 2Ist inst do Gov. Morehead, do do 22d inst
 DEPARTURES. Steamer Sarah for Van Buren and Fort Smith, 2Ist, do Gov Morchead for mouth of River, 23d. 0t2-rhe River is rising very slowly. The steamer Export is said to be aground at the DarSanelles
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-25
I Western (Mo.) ) Erpositor.
 M RKETS

Ne,e- Orleans, Satuniag Nop. II, ISi3 There has, yet, been but little animation mani tested in the general features of oar market Vest ern Produce, particularly has continued heavy and inactive, considering the heavy stocks on hand, and without demand, If we except few articles, among which arc lead and four. The weather continues fine for all sorts of business.
 Cotton.@-Thc receipts this week are 25,Je0 baes and sales i6080. In prices we have no change 10 notice For the last three days we have had dull market, and limited orders cannot be executed for Europe. We expect later accounts, in mail or two from England, and if prices on the advance, we may look for steady market for time. The wea- thcr continues mild and open, without frost. LIvERrooI cfAssIFIeArfoN
 Mississippi Sf Louisiaaa
 Ordinary, 6 a 6l
 Mliddling 6sa7
 Middling Fair, 7j a 7s Fair, s s
 Good Fair, saa
 Good and Fine, 9 ai0
 Bogging, l3 I3Jc.; Rope, II 5sc; 7uine, l3 a He; demand limited to small sales.
 Spgar.-Therc has been an active demand for small parcels of the new crop, on arrival, which has reduced the stock now on hand to about 25 hhds- Prime new sugars will bring Gc The range of sales has been from ! to Sic. About I50 hhds old su- gars have been sold at o le since our last which reduces the stock to about I50 hhds.
 Motasses.-The greater portion of the receipts this week, were sold on landing, al q, te 22c There Is none al present fer sale--the demand good. CoBee.-Limited sales of Ca:iee are made at, for Rio, T 75c.; for Havana, 75 7,; for St. Domin- go 6 6sc. perlb Stock of all descriptions large.
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sD1lA.lI..Da

On the 9th instant, SOLOMON HuDsrgTit, at his residence on Spring river, Lawrence county, of the prevailing sickness. He vas one of our oldest and most respectable citizens.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-25
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
 By PEsDIIEToy ts REYNOLDS, AL ihe Lolncr SLen1nhlai nnn Lell.u Lnndiur


 Il~r.s1 Tne Proprictors having thoroughly E$arn 4 repaired and fitted up the old stand, MasssG forInsfIy known as Che Union House, ,aI1siiaa ksR they are now prnpared to accommo- &A-.ss s,s~ date their friends snd the travelling public who may favor them with their patronage, and they pledge themselves to do all in their power to render satisfaction to guests while at the FRANK LIN HousE.
 Having provided good cooks, we e-e prepasedt0 serve up for the abie the best the market affords, in manner not surpassed by any house in this sec ton of the country.
 Persons visiting the city either for pleasure or bu- siness will find it to their interest to stop with us, as they at all times be apprised of the arrival and departure of Stealnboats the house is situa- ted within fifty yards of the landing, and is immed atcly in the neighborhood of the postoce, and the business part of the city. Those wishing to take stage in any direction can have their seats secured for them.
 Persons visiting the city on horseback, can have their horses taken care of on reasonable terms.
 Steamboat passengers will have their baggage ta- ken to and from the boats free of charge.
 6J-Careful and attentive servants are provided for the different departments of the house.
 Litiie Rock, November 27, ls43 1l-f
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K,ngying, Rope, and Irvine.

TuST received by steamer Export, large lot of J Bagging, Rope, and Twine, to be sold on con- signment by PRATT x Bo6eiS.
 Little Roc't, Noc. I3. isfs- sen
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-25

Did you ever know man who did not think he could poke the fire better than you could?
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-25

policy of creating acts of incorporation with exclusive privileges has been put an end to in word, RETRENCHMENT, saving the State in one year SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS--REFORM in all the depart ments of the Government bas been com menced. Shall this policy be continued Y Let the people be prepared to answer at the polls. Democrats one and all heed not the false issues the Wings are raising Stand upon your principles. Go for union. Main tain an efficient organization. Support, to a man, regular nomination. Rally to man, around the folds of tbe Democratic banner. Do this, and the forces of Whiggism shall be again routed in old Massachusetts. ONE
 AND AND ALL UP AND TO THE WORK !
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EE. N. ALDEsICH

HAS returned from the East with a large assort- ment of Goods, and has taken the store on Main sfrnnf E,rmerlu occunied
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19
DARK HOURS.
BY MRS. A. r. ST. Jon,

BY MRS. A. r. ST. JOHN.
Oh, there some dark hours in life,
-, When the heart seems charged to breaking;
Inc quck'ning pulse, with fever rife,
MARKS the slumbering passions waking;
When the rupt soul in burning chains,
Seems writhing in its sadness;
Yet, scorns the show of mortal pains
And smiles in reckless madness
SO lightning mocks the storm clouds power.
To dim its vivid flashing;
And rcyels most when tempests lower
With Its echoing thunder crashing;
Or the wild laugh ct maniac fears,
That rings from PASSIONS struggle;
Thus hills the soul with grief and tears,
Its Wanted strength bubble.
Yes, there are times we love TO feel
loneliness in sorrow;
When from the worlds bright charm, we steal.
And shades from memory borrow
lis then we feel that keen remorse-
The bliss we've madly blighted;
For Time, whilst on his ceaseless cour.e
Gives back no moments sighted
Hope strews our path with sunny flowers,
And lures us with bright seeming;
iet horns will spring in fairest bowers,
And wake the souls sweet dreaming
Lie gives no JOY without pain,
Twn-born with every pleasure;
once lost, we neer may hope again
To cssp the vanished treasure.
Inc more we love-thc more our fears
Are mingled with its sweetness;
Its evanescing bliss appears
10 mock us with its fleetness.
ice, there are hours, when haEgard thought
VIII crowd our troubled soul;
When JOYS OF life seem dearly bought.
Beneath it4 darl; control.
July Bird, 1913
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19
4 NOZZLE PREsENT

we learn from the correspondent of the " Y Tribune.
thai the Wings Of Philadelphia about doing something
""ardsa noble Wing. A subscription paper contsinnS
over sgnes was shown him, with the sum of one dol
lar marked paid opposite each name for purpose of OBJ
hing and presenting pair of pitchers to James c. Jones
governor OF ennessee compliment his ndonita bic
eNruohs IN the Wing cause in his State thereby
securing the majority in the Senate Of the T. S Iii be.
heved upwards of $500 will be subscnbed-dlez Ca
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19
RICHMOND, VA, OCTOBER 10. ls4s.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
EdIted by ALENANDER nIosEI.EY,

TrRss City subscribers. o. 90 p.r y..r
and for shorter period by mail siora,abe I'm
all cases In advance
ApvrsrssFor dneen (or ie.- one insertion rs cent.
~o insertions VI isl three Insertions 81 So every
Ing insertion, II cents.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
e number of insertions Of Advertisement. the
ME- they will be stopped and
ed accordingly. b ORDERS stop be in writing
Annual Advertisers charged ine- and in TIM,
proportion Cor advertisements Of greater length and $50 for u,
hns' except Auctoneers AMI Lottery dealers who ar. charged
500. (paper ineuded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19
VOLUME 30. NUMBER "a.

WHO hou seen much OF the world. good here ~ i'm
sitting periodicals. lie her worth and wa, NOT ,o f.n,
hearted as to keep it to himself Nsbby who in early day.
nad learned the couPet Of herc lives no goose 80 grey
So oo ooN up her residence at the house upon the hill
she was not partial to being walked up the dawn and n
he Oaptain upon her merely limiting the matter told the
COZ 10 discontinue ~ and from that time To look TO Mr.
ioph Tor orders ear after year passed away; the farm,
ana "e engrossed the whole Of the Captains attention.
ana nc as often heard to that he began to he happy
~hen ne bought farm and improved but only perfect
lift. ~ up
Duxhnry. Mas 18th Inne 1912
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19
Duxbury, Mass, 18th June. 1913.

SEAT OF GOVERNlIENT.-Aftsr the vvorL NJ .,
ganizanon was completed the Houses of the Genera.
Assembly devoted the balance of the first week Of m.
SION TO the consideration and performance of In. duv a.
VOWED upon them by the following provision of the Coo,
tuition OF 1884: ~ '-
The General Assembly which shall sit nfter tn. Sra, ~,
Portonmeni OF representation under the new
to w.t. IN the year l543 shall within the fr,t week Ate,
ne commencement of the session. designate md q. The
seat OF Governments and when fixed il shall NOT b, n.
except by the consent of thirds the member.
OF both Houses OF the General Assembly,
n bill Tor this purpose moved in the Senate n, No.
Gay last and was matured, enrolled signed nj II a.
CLOCK TINS morning The result are highly Ra,ied 20
say That the Seat Of the State Governments
ana nAeu at NAsvILLE-a result, that authorized
IRON knowledge OF the facts say was brought about
on mature consideration by the unbiased judgement and
deliberate conviction OF the Representatives of the P.on
Tree from party spi and from ell undue influences or
agement oil any sort whatever.-NashriLe Vhis
The Frankfort Commonwealth says that Tbos Mrc,I
Ia, son OF Gen. John McCalla il to 90 TO Sardinia a. o
Mr.. Wicklfes Secretary. '-e
Only think OF II. few years ago Cen McCala nrh
sheo furious article agains old Robt Wickife ch,r
ing MN WIN all the crimes tie catalogue of human quill
O!u MI Wickine's eldest son, attempting 10 Ayenga
a savage attack upon his father killed one man and wss
aierwards killed by another though not until Cen NcCeI
Ia the author Of al the mischief had made the most desne
ate efforts to have him hanged for murder And now old
NlcAIlfe walks arm in arm with Gen McCala and vo,ea
Tor nm at elections, and perfect the family Brotherhood
young Wlckhe selects young McCa!a as his Secrear a,
legation. -
If the departed spirit of Charles wicke is consco,s
OF what passes here he think that such father a. ~.
was worth losing life for ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19

SALT AFLOAT-5co .ack, FACTORY hllsd daily expected
- For ale by 90 2T--6t DAvFNPORT A ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19
DRY GOODS STAND
FOR RENT.

81 FOR RENT.-Thc brick dwelling on
LII Shoekoc Hill present occupied by W. Baldwin and
next door TO Mr. Arrhd Peasants Possession
Der next aui-u n. W. j. J. FRY co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-08
water Faroof,' & NO 1Vissaac!
Fl, T., JE.f i ER5 s. GO.

WAREHOUSE d GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.-HAVBUHH. 5. C..
ER EG leave 10 iuf"rp tller friends. and liin g
b d public eeneragy,, their NEV f-3 TEX
PROOF sWdREjr0USE, with large cnnve.
n;rn, close Slices attached, is now completed
and ready tc,r the reception Of
Coden, Merchandise, &c.
II ,IsIIpaed on the principal. street Lending
ic5 the business part Of the town, four feet
Iabove the ghes: water mark by actual survey,
entirely remnie from all other buildings, winch
rcnders it re-pro"i, aud conveniently situated
for loading aud unloading wagons.
They are now permanently located in this
place, and pledged not 10 specmlate in Cotton
on their own account, hut 10 give their u"divI-
dcd attention TO til interest OF their customers,
and are fully prepared 10 attend to the Sale,
Storing and Slipping. Of
k>otg0a, EaGulr. Bacon, sc.
EccGeing and Foruearding NERO HAhDloE.
Purchasing Go0ds 10 order, Sc &c. .r.
Their charges will be as ws:-For sell
ling Cotton 25 cents per bale; Shipping do,
l2I cents per bale. Commission for buying, or
selling Merchandise aud Produce 21 per cent.
Forwarding and Storage, in accordance with
the established rates. All Cotton. Flour, DC.
received by the river free from Wharfage. Ii
beral advances will he made when required,
OIL any conSignments made to them.
Hamburg Sepir.9 II SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-08
state of S0nth I arolina,
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COWMO.S LE-IS

FEIHOMAS W.GANTT who has been
81 arrested. and IS now c0gtiacd within
,rr bnnIltis Of the J9il Of Abbcs.ilc District by
virtue of capias ad saisli,ri' ndunl. at the suit
Of Perry E duncan, having fled his petition.
wha schedule on oath. ol his whole esalnand
cllr.,r$, wil,,ihe purpose of obtaining the bene-
fiji of the Acls Of the General Assembly, COM
monty called the lnsolveutrDebtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given, that the petit
ton of the said Thomas w. CAN'T. will be
heard and considered in the Court of Common
Pleas for .AbbeviIe District, at AbbevIlie Court
House, on-,he third Monday Of March next, or
on sucl, other day II, the Conr may order. dur
ing the term commanding on the ihird:h ondny
in March next, at said place land all The Gre
dlors of said Thomas W. CAN'T are hereby
s;lnlnnmed personally "r by attorney, then and
there. in said Court, TO shew canse, If any they
eau, why the benefit OF shc Acts aforesaid
should nol be granted To the said Thomas w.
CAN'T upon his executing the assignment re,
qured by The Acts aforesaid ;.,a
JNO. F LIVlNSTON, C. A. D.
Clerks Office.
25rh September, lsi3.
Sept. II (5l7 6s4) Sm. 35
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a CERTAIN. and ellrctna cure for Ague
"a aud Fever also used successfully IN the
treatment, of Bilious Fever Nausea, General
Debility. and Nervous Weakliess. ,,r,-,s.
The most flattering recommendations Of this
Mrhi"n" have hrnr 'a::rtrad from many. y.cri
ncn; Physicians aud others WHO have used il.
And it is presumed that M medicine has ever
betnuNtd whose action has been more bcntfi-
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from afflicted sufferers such expressions of
heartfelt gratitude and .hankfnlness. Persons
taking. the Pill $. .'snon find themselves relieved
E-Chil! broken! Fever g"ne!! Stomachapd
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petite increasing and Improving, aud all ner-
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When taken according TO the directions :ac-
comranyiIlg them, they never fail to cnle the
Chill and Fever the first day. and never sicken
thr St"n;ich,o or operate upon, the. bowel =
Their action npun the whole system is so
charming. thai. persons are invariably surprised
and pleased with their rapid aud complete
restoration to iiealth.' ~ Z:
ThePiIls are purely and solely Vegetable !;
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and their. proportions are such as To ploduce a
medicine which never falst to relieve when
relief is at all altaimabe. 8.
Each bux contains 20 doses OF Pills Price,
One Dollar. For sale by ~
~. 5lIAViLAND, RIsEEY & Cos.
=4.s a. Agents, Augusta Georgia.
-, j. D. ITIBBEES,i sG4;sl
- Edge6eld Court House,;
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Notice.

6AN Monday the 2Ith November nextwill
" be scli at the premises, all haiFaiuib!e
tract of land. situated and lying on llardabnl
Creek, and sell kmow1by the name Of iGdhe
hall The said place cdnIains one ihrusand
aud sixty (lOGO) acres. ..iivehundred (5OGl acre,
oi which are in state Of natnre, and affords
an abundance OF timber. On the place there
is n large and comnoJons Dwelling. a tiae
Store. Doctor shop. and every !saFy oal
buildings, all in good repair. " hte'mi' mAA
be ilraed lor al private sale. if ifarrlyrd iofIm
medialely. P II. ASltG:
For Mrs NJ. z. Ed,rards.
Whitehall, Abbevillc. Oc,:i, ts%'