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COanssae erciGg.
AUGUSTA, August 81

80
Another week has passed without any per-
ceptible change in our Market Nothing Of
consequence has been done in the Cotton Mar
ket. few small lots have changed hands al
home. and few loads have been received from
wagons. Operations have, however, been so
limited as 10 render il impossible 10 form any
correct idee Of the state OF The Market. We
are daily expecting later intelligence from for
eign markets by one Of the Boston Steamers,
and the general impression is that j, must be
more favourable.
In the other branches fuadc, we have moth
ING worth The attention Of our readers. For
Flour there ia steady demand. We notice
some sales OF country Flour a, S7.-Canal
so $3.50
Our Grocery Market s,con,inues quiet. and
we note no change in prices. Holders Of
Coffee are firm, in anticipation Of the Tariff
Bill now before Congress. Many doubts ex-
isl, however. as TO its passage aud approval Of
the President.
Money continues very scarce. and Excham.
ges have declined slightly. Sight checks Gu
New Y"rk l.2 per cent premium for Geo.
r. r. Notes. On Charleston S per cent pre-
MUM. and on Savannah lad per cent. Geo
R. r. Money is improving, and we now quote
it 4 S IL per cen, below specie funds
ARGUS.
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A Mal-arangereni Of The Charleston Neil
The Aiken aud Greenyille Line Of Stages have
changed their time of arriving here. Instead
of reaching here on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings, they now arrive in the
morning,-consequcn,ly the Charleston papers
are Two or three days old when we receive them.
We do no, now get the Saturday papers until
Tuesday morning. which. if sent via Augusta.
would be received here on Monday morning.
The editors of the Charleston puperswill please
have our papers sent via Augusta.
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Imprisonment Of an imerican Consul
Captain AlcrriInan, Of the barquc IRIS, u,
this port, (says The Philadelphia L. S.
Ga-eiie) from Maranzas, gives information
that Mr.. Cross. the American Consul al
that port. had been incarceralcd in prison
by order Of the Governor General of Cuba.
The cause is no, stated, bu, whatever it
may be, it is bold move, aud one which
cannot be passed over by our Govern
mcnt without notice. We are informed
by gentleman, long resident, AT Ma
tanzas. that Mr.. &. was remarkable for
his mild aud amiable disposition, aud most
unlikely 10 give offence 10 the authorities
ofthe island. 4 former consul a, that
port (tho late MIR. Shoemaker) also met
with some indignily in the early part of
General Jackson's administration, which
was promptly taken i'll hand by him, and
brought before the notice of The Spanish
Government through lis Minister at WASH
ington resulted in proper satisfaction rem
dered in The case. We il for granted that
what is necessary to be done in The pre-
sent instance. will be done well and quick
ly.-Char!sston Courier.
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A letter from the interior OF Louisiana,
dated the latter part Of July says "Our
prospects for crops are miserable, owing
10 drought. Il has not rained for some
lime. aud corn is burning up. So exces
sive is The drought, that squirrels are drove
to feed upon the maturing cotton, (an oc-
cure nee unprecedented. | am told,) and
rbey are doing much mischie' To conf
plete the chapter of disasters, | am told
iha, calerpillars have made their appear
ancc, and general visi, from them IS ap-
pretended. Such state of things was
never before experienced in this country
by the oldss; SPanish settlers. Charles
10, Courier.
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Esead Quarters.
Is, BRIGADE. CAVALRY. 2O,h In

Is, BRIGADE, CAVALRY. 20ih July. le4l.
TT n obedience to the Executive Order Of the
Il 4th ull., the 2nd Regiment Of Cavalry will
assemble a; Longmires, on Saturday the 18th
Of September, uniformed and equipped for re-
view, drill, and inspection. The commission
ed and noscommissioned officers, will Assem-.
BILE at The same place, on the day previous, for
dfill and Instruction.
Returns Of the effective strength, arms, and
equipments Of the Regiment. will be furnished
the Brigade Major on the day ofregiew.
Brigade and Regimenta Staff, are crdered 10
be la attendance.
BY o.der Of Brig. Gen. Bonham,
w. y. WARDLAW. Brig. Naj.
Is. Eris. Car. S. C: n.
Augrrst5 e 81
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INDIANA.
Extract of il letter, dated

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. d, 1871,
Dear Sir-All lha, | have encouraged
our friends to expect from Indiana has
been confirmed, aud more. a new wlrirl-
wind has swept over The Stale, aud the
people, of their own free will, have calm
ly done The deed.
The enclosed lisl gives all the returns up
To this morning. You will notice The only
loss is in Rush county; buI, even there.
B. f. pecvc received the support Of the
Democrats against Morgan. the regular
VIII. candidate. Even in The counties
where Whiseery snslans herself, we have
driven them to The wall
We have probably carried The House,
which consists of 100, aud in which, lasI
season, we had but222 vo,es, and indulge
good hopes Of The Senate.
What will our Senators White & Smith
say 10 all this, Gioje.
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The friends of COleneg j.
HILL. announce him US candidate for the Of.
fee Of Ordinary.
August 26 tf 80
Brigade Head Quarters,

EDoEF!ELo Z. II. August 10, lS4l.
FHVHE Regiments composing the Second
Il Brigade. will parade for review and drill
al the times and places tereiu stated. viz:
The 9Th Regiment at Morrow, Old Field, on
Tuesday the l4th Of September.
The 9Th Regimen, at Lomax's, on Thursday
the 18th Of September.
The 9th Regiment q, loves, on Tuesday
the Dist OF September.
The 7ih Regimen, at the Old Wells, on
Thursday the 23rd September.
The 10Th Regiment at Richardson's, on Sa-
;urday the 25ii of September.
The Commandants Of Regiments will, on the
dpy. Of parade make their annual returns TO rte
Brigade MAJOR.
Commissioned and non-commissioned off.
GERS, will assemble at their respective Regimen
;al Muster Grounds, for drill and instruction.
on the day previous to the review.
The officers will wear Grape on their left
arms on the day of review. in memory OF BIi-
gade Maor b. r. Nicholson, deceased
By order Of Brig. Genl. Wilnbislr.
ARTHUR SIMKINS.
Brig. Major.
August ~ d %
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The near approach Of the iail season, forces
our market To remain quiet, aud prices have
only been forced up fraction owing 10 the
small quantity coming in. Prices rar1e from
Z TO 9 81 cents. Average sales { lS cents.
Grocsries.-Thc market il getting well sup
piled with such articles as are called for IN this
phase.
Coffee. 3nggng and The leading article. are
looking up, some of which are Influenced by
the passage Of the tariff bill
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OBITUARY.

Died, on Sunday the eth inst. nj the Miner.
al Springs, in Perry co. Ala. hIr-. MARY lIol..
LowAY. consorl of Edward B. Holloway. Esq
Of this county, aged 80 years. She removed
TO Edgefrldl District. Son,h Carolina, some
eight yenrs since. which was the place of her
nativity. She was n pinus and exemplary
member of the Baptist Church. and had acquir-
ed. with NIL who knew her, the esteem and last
Ing confidence Of friendship. She was the mo-
'her ofeigh, children. From this happy sphere
OF her usefulness. and the cnloymen, of her "a.
mily, she was called 10 discharge natures last
oblign,iou.-She met The fla, as became Chris.
tian. living and dyingin the lmlI frui,ion ofthat
fnlih alone which can soothe the pungs OF death,
and render ii the messenger Of life. She has
left behind her, fond husband and eight chill
drcn 10 mourn loss irreparable in life. yet To
learn from this decree OF Heaven that in life
we are in the midst oil death. h.'-Seima Free Press.
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The Crops.-We learn from gentleman
who has recently visited diicrrn, parts Of Tie
district. lha, the crops are unusually promising
The corn crop is made aud will be very nInn-
dant. The recent rans have not, rs was ex-
pectcd, becu very injurious 10 the cotton. The
stalks are large and well boiled, but are some
what more backward Than usual. II we have
4 late fall il is thought the crop will exceed that
OF eighteen hundred and ,l'iriy-nnc.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

HpY OLIVER TOWLEs, Esquire, Ordi.
LID nary of Edgefeld District.
Whereas. Robert Jennings hath applied 10
ME for Letters of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chauels. rights and Gre
dts Of nslcy ] Colvin late of the District aforc
said, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adnionish all
and singular, the kindred aud creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, nj
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District
TO be holden nj Edseiield Court House on the
9th day of Sep,r 1911, to show cause If any,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2i,h day
of August, ono thousand eight Eundred g. forty.
one. and in the six,y-hflh year Of American
Independence. o. TOWLEs, o. z. D.
August. 26, 1891 zee l2l) 30
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Look ont for Mad Dogs.-INe have heard i,
rumourcd for several weeks past, that there
were Mad Dogs in the neighbourhood of the
ridge and we now learn that they are spread
ing rapidly TO other sections OF the district aud
we know not how suon they may be among ~.
We would therefore advise our friends who
have valuable Dogs. 10 keep them confined Tor
awhile--as il would be u gone case with ihc"'
iflhey should happen TO meet with iellow'dos
in a.s,a,e of madness. We would also recon-
mend the subject 10 the Town Council.
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" We acknowledge the receipt Of sundry
documents, speeches, and newspapers from the
following honorable gentlemen, j.. c. Calhoun,
F. w. Pickens. and J. Campbell, for which we
return our thanks.
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ORDERS No. q.

RxorMGsrAL HEAD QUARTERS, !
Edgclield c. H., Aug. I'd, ls4I.
EN pursuance OF Orders from Brigade Head
u Quarters. the seventh Regiment, SIC. Mi.
li,ia, will parudc for drill and review, at the
Old Wells. on Thursday. the 23rd Septr next
The Officers and non-commiss,oned Officers.
will assemble the day previous for drill and In
s,rlclion. The Officers will wear grippe on the
left arm on the day Of Review, in memory Of
Brigade Major o. F. Nicholson, deceased.
BY order Of Col. Wigfall.
S. F. GOODE, Adjutaut.
Angus, 10 %
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TeHnessee.-Jones. the Federal candidate for
Governor, is no doub, elected; bu, his majori'y.
it is supposed, will not be moro than one half
Of the Wing majority for President last fall. i,
is doubtful which party will have majority in
the Legislature.
KeH'ueky.-Bo,h branches of,he Legislature
Federal.
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Heaith Of The City.-The Charleston Courier
of the Goth inst says:.-" Our city may challenge
comparison in point Of health this summer
with any city in The Union-we have not only
had no epidemic fever, but have even escaped
the ordinary bilious fever. Deaths for the
week ending the 18th inst, whites q. blacks g.
total l2-none OF fever Of any kind
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The At,akapas Gazette. Of the eth. says col.
ton picking commenced on several plantations
OF the parish, and tha, ,he crop promises to be u
large one. II thinks, however. thu. there is as
yet no sign Of ofcaterpilIars in the fields.
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Elections.-We copy the ioll"wins statements
from the Globe, and presume they are correct.
IHinois.-The election WAS for members OF
Congress only; and the vote is small. Rey-
no!ds, (Dcm.) is no doubt elected from the first
dis,rc, by large majority; and IT is probable
,ha, Stewart, (Fed.) is elected from the third
district. The contest will be close in the second
district, but the chances are i'll favor OF the elcc.
lion Of Anderson, (dem.)
Indiana The Democrats have carried the
popular branch Of the Legislature. Last year
j, consisted of % Democrats and 7s Federalists
1t is ye, in doubt which party has the Senate,
rs many Of the Senators hold over from las,
year. Az far as heard from, the Democrats
have gained six Senators, and lost one.
Alabama.-'The Democrats have increased
their majorilies in both branches Of the Legisla.
turc and the Democratic candidate for Govern.
or is elected by larger majority than any De-
mocra, has received there for many years past,
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The stockholders ofthe Louisville, Cincinna-
ii and Charleston Rail Road Company. are re-
spec,fully informed TIM, the l2th ins,alncnl be-
comes due on The Isl September.
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Extracts cflctters, reeeired in Charleston.

Extracts cf letters, reeeired in Charleston.
MACON, (GEo.) Aug. Is.
''Thc country is alive with worms. ea.
ting the grass aud blades of fodder, aud in
some places they have commenced on the
cotton, and il is feared they will eat i, al:
up. The immense quantity of rain is "a
vorable to The increase Of the worm, aud
must do srea, injury to The crop"
"HoUsTos, (GEo.) Aug. IA.
1.-The appearance and prospects Of our
cotton crops have very much changed by
the late incessan. aud heavy rain besides
which, the worm has made its appearance,
aud is using The Cotton up fas,. Courier.
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ORDERS No. 9.

VKsEDEESS NO. 3.
REGIME VITAL HEAD QUARTERS,
Edgcfeld c. H., Aug. Cd. 1871.
THHHE Lower Battalion OF the seventh Regi-
Il nent 5. e. Militia, will parade q, the
Cherok keo Ponds. on The Ildi September next,
for drlIl and review. The officers and non.
commissioned officers, wlll assemble the day
previous for drill and instruction.
BY order Of Col. Wigfall.
s. F. GoODE, A!iatant.
August IS C %
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HsARNARY RUDGE.
no DOLLARS EsEVVARD.
Aucnst 26

I'D ANYWAY from The subscriber. sx miles
ia west Of Aususla. on the 25ih OF July n
NEGRO MAN. named William or Bill, ubou,
) feet { or 3 inches high. slim built about - or
30 years Of age, a smart active aud Hkcly icl-
low, n good house servant dark complexion
and rather grave countcnancc, aud well dress
cd lie was seen about Mr. Ardi. plantation.
on Beach Island. the week he lcil. lie may
have made his way 10 Savannah, as the wo-
man he claims for his wife is living there and
is free person Of color, and he may attempt
TO geiup in the Calhoun settlement. as he for.
merIy belonged 10 one uflhem. The above re.
ward will. with nil reasonable expenses, be
paid TO any one that may lodge said negro in
jail in the State so | may got him.
4. READ.
Augusta, Aug. IL. 1871. b 30
UJ'The Savannah Georgian. and Edgefeld
Advertiser, will publish The above twice. and
send their accounts TO a. Read for payment.
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 26. ls4l.

~ Our readers are referred 10 the first page
of this days paper, for the able Address of Col.
WHITFIELD BRooxs. delivered a, the Anniver-
sary meeting of the Cambridge Agricultural
Society.
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August {
Notice is hereby given

YHIO ALL CONCERNED, that viii mo-.
IL pay over any money, by me collected.
as Sheriff to any order, nor will pay over
money on sale days, rs that day is Sc, part TO
collect money. and not for paying
Alleners addressed 10 the Sheriff ofEdgeSeld.
pos, paid, will be strictly attended to, otherwise
they will not, S CHRISTIE, sE.p.
August II. 1911
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ORDERS nm. 0.

ORDERS NO. o.
RsGIEESTAL HEAD QUARTERS,
Edsefield c. H., Aug. I'd, Is4l.
FHHHE Upper Battalion OF the seventh Regi-
"A meat, s. C. Militia, will parade q, The
Pine Honsc, on Saturday. the fourth Of Sep
iember next, for drill and review. The OF
GERS and non.commissioned Officers will assem-
bic the days previous for drill aud instruction.
BY order Of Col. WigfaIl.
S. F. GooDE, Adjmaat.
August 10 90
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Caution.

Caution.
A Ii PERSONS are fnrewarned from trad-
N ing for Note given by me to MessYs.
McCunn, Jones s. Co., ia March 1910, and
payable on the lst of January, lS4l; given for
one hundred aud twenty-five dollars, as am
determined no, to pay said note. unless compek
led by law. as the consideration for which said
note was given, have failed.
FRANCIS P0SEY,
August 5 d %
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THE VETO MESSAGE.

We congratulrte the country upon thls ap'e
and patriotic paper. As eminent aud useful as
have been the services OF John Tyler, never
before has he earned so high and pure fame.
He will be remembered in the page of his corn.
,ry's history, rs one OF the noble and incorrupt.
ible few, who, under circumstances of most
extraordinary nature dalcd, To do ii' duty. We
hesitate not 10 sny, that he. has furnished one
Of the mos, memorable instances in modern
times Of political integrity; Of pr5erenee Of
country 10 party. There is indeed something TO
be cnvied in the position of this distinguished
man. He has sared The country and as often as
the patriot shall think Of the "grea, measure OF
dslivcrance and liberty" his heart will over
flow with gratitude 10 John Tyler.
The Message will be found in our columns
to-day. and il will Of course receive the careful
perusal Of our readers. II is firm, decided and
manly in It's tone, and completely dissipaies all
the hopes of Whirgery in relation 10 n Bank.
Clay and his file, poor fellows, how Gun we
comfort you! You are the most ..disappointed
men OH earth. and feel now that You have play
ed your last card. All yonr bullying and trick:
cry, have nvaled you nothing. In ike ordlda-
~ Affections of life, we are in the kahll es iy.
ing our sympa,hies, but excuse ia gentlemen,
we H'u'' "''."o' " ". - .S, -,
''s"'s - j
14i' 80 ,,.;
$500 sS''ss; 80 -, 80
:, ,,. ~, -.
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puulpstruIA, Nav 10Th. 1871.

GenHemea--Your favor of the Sd instant, inviting
me to dinner 10 lie given the Goth, the Hon y
Z. Tailmadgc, OF the II. s. Senate, as a meriIcl tn
butte 10 his private worth and public services was
ceived last evening.
Ii would give grea, pleasure 10 unite with you in
this tribute Justly due Ii Is impossible to look back
upon the struggle we have passed through without
percelying the powerful ald MIR, TallmAase has
dered in rescuing country from m,srue and
ring the principles Of the Constitution Nor can we
disregard the sacrifices he made asd the haEauis he
incurred, in yielding himself entirely the feelings OF
patrioiIsm and throwing of the Influences OF party
association. he well deserves the distinguished hon
or proposed for him.
With these views and feelings regret that is
in my power TO accept your Kind invitation having
ranged Tor leaving home for Washington The sSh,
TO take my seal the first day Of the called
sion.
BE pleased TO accep, the ofhe respect and
regard of, Yours, very truly,
JOHN SERGEANT.
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GEORGE w. TOLAND.
RICHMOND, May IL, lS4l,

Gentleman. | have received your communic alton
inviting 10 be present at dinner proposed TO be
given on the Goth instant 10 your distinguished Sena-
tor, the Hon n P. Tamadee as mercd tribute
to his private worth and public Sc vices.h
lament tha, the time is so limited before shall he
compelled leave home for the extra session of Con-
gross that cannot be able pay that respect in per
son 10 honored guest that he Justly entitled
10 for the manly and independent stand he has taken
in behalf of injured country and abused people
He and his alive associates Neir York. have
occupied neutral or doubtful position but identify
ing themselves fully and from the first with iher
Wing brethren of the Union they brought TO bear
not only numerical but moral strength 10 the late
political struggle that could be resisted; and they
contributed largely not only redeeming the country
hu, in crowning their own State with imPciishable
honor.
In our own State we were less Fortunate; the timid
cautious, and reluctant advance, that made by
the Conservatives in Virginia To whatever APPROX
mated Wing men, or Wing measures, not only d.
minished their numbers among the mass of the
people bv creating doubt and ds,rus Of but cectu-
ally deprived them Of all moral weight To do good
when their adhesion TO be full and entire and
ny these means instead OF now occupying the proud
and elevated position Of being foremost in the
or eide by side with the foil grown, matured, and
pcrienced members Of the confecieracy in the North
where the stable and permanent, interests of the
try appreciated, or with the young but athletic
giants Of the West Virginia is found IN the humia-
,ing and ngloriVus attitude OF leading on and encour-
aging nall dozen beardess stpinfs, IN great bat
tie between ignorance, duplicity, ,enal,y and
ruption the one side, and intelligence, fidelity TO
the Constitution dsin,ercs,cd patriotism and virtue
on the other.
For Virginia, only ask that she NAV be taken upon
trust for little while, and forgiven her pas, folly Tor
the good she has done. True in orr late elections
have in degree repaired tho disasters OF last
Falls defeat, ye, !, cannot be disguised denied that
parties yet very equally balanced in this State II
will not be 50 long the day for senscoss distractions
and ridiculous ,ransccndenalism for unmcaning and
,apong pro,es,stion and impraciieshe theory sl Of
which have contributed or less to bring her
TO her present state isrspdly passing away and look
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to determine whether the adjournment Of the Leg,.
Iature would enable me TO comply with the invitation
My official relations with that body are such tina,
cannot with propriey be absent from this city during
its session. and particularly the last days Of any meet
ing as am then constantly called Tor information
required for immediate action. The two houses hav-
ing fixed ON the Goth as the day Of adjournment de-
priyes me Of the great pleasure should enjoy in
meeting SC many distinguished wings, and in unit NJ
in mark of respect eminenty deserved by the dis
ting uished Senator TO whom ii Is offered
| am, sir, with great respect,
Your obedt serv't,
JOHN c. SPENCER.
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deem Il indispensable TO occupy In reference to the in
vestsaiions which have been depated to make, into
alleged abuses Of certain officers ofihe Customs, here
ooro charged with the collection othe public revenue
in the city Of New York.
To the prosecution Of this inquiry, find il neces-
snry 10 devote my whole time, for the purpose Of
bringing il to as speedy conclusion practicable.
Ihote, therefore, you will accept the foregoing as an
adequate apology for my declining TO accept your po
lite Invitation.
Ihsve the honor to be- with great respect,
Your friend and fellow CITIZEN,
GEO. PUINDEX TER
offer the following sentiment, which hope Will
be acceptable TO the company
The Wings and Conservatives identified in prn-
cipe, be union they have gained glorious victory
by union alone can they maintain il.
To JoHs l.. LAwsgscE, ESQ and Others
Committee, Sc, &c.