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EDISTO MILLS

UTAvING changed owners, and the present
Ill firm will, in few.days, have two run of Burs
in excellent order for grinding wheat; and they will
have also, an excellent pair Of granite Stones fol
grinding corn, and it can be ground at all times ir
its turn. The subscribers fat,er themselves thai
this new arrangement will be OF some convenience tc
the public and we would ask for continuance o
the very liberal patronage which the Mills have
heretofore received, only so long as we5may lnerl
the same.
Persons wishing to engage time, will please do Sc
in the evening of each day, as it is the intention
the pl escnt owners to grind in the daytime only
except in case Of necessity or great press.
w. l.. COLEMAN,
HENRY LYBRAND,
REUBEN LYBRAND.
July l3 20
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July 81
Bu 7 CHI E!RI n G.

'IHNHE Subscriber takes this occasion to inform
a his customers that he will, for the months Of
July and August, furnish them good FAT BEEF,
on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
mornings, and also or Saturday evenings when SO
requested
He will, also, furnish them with fine, fat, tender
LAMBS and SHOTES on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings or oftener if desired.
W. W. GOODMAN.
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Head Quarters.
SEVENTH REGIMENT, S. G. NJ,
Hamburg. July Sth 1854.

Hamburg, July Sth 1854.
DURSUANT to orders from Brig. Genl viewer
L the 7,h Regiment will assemble at the OLD
WELLS, on Saturday the 29lh inst, armed and
equipped US the law directs, for drill and review.
Commissioned and non-commsslonet officers vii
ASSEMBLE the day previous for drill and instruction
Captains will be expected to make full returns o
their companies On the day Of drill.
BY order Of ~
F. NJ COLEMAN, Adjutant.
July lS st 70
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.

IN COMMON PLEAS.
GAMUEL SIIARPTON, who is in the custody
y of the Sheriff of Edgcfeld District, by virtue
of Writ of Capias nd Satisfaciendum, at the suit
of John Cchran, having filed in my Office, together
witha Schedule on oath Of his estate and effects, his
petition to the Court Of Common Pleas, praying that
he may be admitted to the benefit of the Acts of the
General Assembly, made for the relief Of insolven,
debtors, 1t is Ordered, that the said John Cothran
and oil the other Creditors to whom the said Samuel
Sharpton is in anywise indebted, be end they are
hereby summoned and have notice to appear before
the said Court, at Edge6eld C. H., on Tuesday the
third day of October next to show if any they
can, why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid should
not be granted. T. G. BACON, C. C. P.
Clcrk's Office, July 5, 1854. l3t 25
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a. 9apGo
NY Person wishing their Mill Stones Dressed
N or Waited, address the Undersigned at
Norrisye p. O., Edgefed District, 5. o., and lie
will with pleasure give them prompt attention,
G. Z. HENDI.
Norrisvillc P. O., May 90, tt 2O
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GEO, e, HEMDY, Esq.

TNHE Subscribers take great pleasure in recon-
l. mcndng this gentleman as a
Stone Cutter and RHill Dresser!
lie cuts beautiful MILL STONES at his Quarry on
Clouds Creek, and Mill owners would do well to
rive him trial. E. P. s. j. ABNEY.
Higgins Ferry, SC.
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Medical College Of Georgia.


ryNUE Twcnty-.hrd Course of Lectures in this
Institution will commence the FIRST MON
DAY in November next.
Faculty.
Anatomy-G. NJ. NEWTON, NJ. D.
surgery-L A. DUGAS, NJ d.
Chemistry and Pharniacy-ALEA. MEANS,
NJ. ID.
aIatcria Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Juris-
prudence-I. P. GARYlN, NJ. d.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Infants
J. a. EVE, NJ. u.
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy-l v Nj.
MILLER, NJ. ID. s,
Institutes and Practice Of fNIcdicine-I'.D D. FORD.
a. d.
Comparative and Microscopic Anatomy-N. f.
CAMPBELL, NJ ID.
Demonstration Of Anatomy-R. CAMPBELL,
NJ d.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly at the
City Hospital, and ample opportunities will be afford
ed for the study OF Practical Anatomy.
Fees for the entire Course. ..Sl05 w
''e,rculalion Ticket TO be taken onee) . w
further particulars, apply 10
G. A. NEWTON, Dean.
augusta, July Sth, 1854. 2m 81
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Interesting Poem,

nR. A. G. TEAGUE has for sale on commits
IL sion, Miss JULIA A. HExT's Poems, entitled
"SMILES AND TEARS" This chaste little
work merits and should obtain for the unfortunate
Authoress, q liberal patronage from sympathising
and charitable people.
Nav 10 lS
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Head Quarters.
FIRST BRIGADE CAVALRY, S. C. M.

FIRST BRIGADE CAVALRY, S. c. NJ.
ORDER NO. 9.
rh,IlE following Regiments of Cavalry will pa
II rade for drill and review, at the times aud
places specified below.
The I'd Regiment Of Cavalry at Longmires (not
at Mount Vernon) on Thursday the Sd of August
next.
The lst Regiment Of Cavalry at Smiths Store, on
Saturday the 18th Of August next.
The Commissioned and Nom Commissioned ofti-
GERS will appear at the places above stated in their
respective Regiments the day previous, for drill and
instruction. BY order of
S. NJ. WILKES,
Maj. Gen. LIST Brigade Cavalry, &c. M.
". Moore, Brigade Major.
July Is tt .2o
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A RARE CHANCE!
Lumber---DrV Lumber for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale at his Mill, two
Il miles Southeast of tie Pine House, one of the
FINEST LOTS of SEASONED LUMBER in The
country. which he will sell very low.
tSy" Those in want of Lumber vii! do well to
hand in their bills early.
ABSALOM HORNE.
Iulv 81 3t 2S
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NOtice.

A PPLICATIoN will be made at the Legsra-
n ture at its next Session, by sundry creditors of
the late Henry Shultz to amend the Charter of the
Augusta Bridge to Jones & Kennedy, as to require
the tolls received by them to be divided among all
the Creditors, instead of preferng the present hol
ders of the Charter.
Hamburg, june If 2l,
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Notice !!

A IL Persons apywise indebted to the Estate Of
N John Wise, deo'd., are hereby requested to-
mands against said Estate viii please render in their
accounts forthwith, properly attested, according to
law. SIDNEY WISE, )D-,
B. Fl. MILLER. 1@ofS'
Oct 26 tf
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Edgcfeld C. H., May II If
Mammoth Rattle,

,uyIIE Tickets for w. A HARRIS BEAUTIFUL
4 RESIDENCE, in The Village Of Edgefirld
are not all yet taken. They can be had Of WM. p
BurLeR, DR.. A. G. LEAGUE and Nj. LIEGEscnULTz,
at Edgefrd C.. IL. Tickets 81.
1nly e If 20
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New Goods at Low Prices,

LIBERTY HILL, s. C.
THE Subscriber respectfully announces to the
IL public that he has now cn hand at Liberty
Hill, an ENTIRELY NEW and FASlllONA-
BILE Stock Of
gspaTI!IlgEa 6 gg lIlISS.g DmG.sY gBBDS
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EDGEFIE 1 D. COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIE s.
DAvTHnNM mr7,.ninuD
50 Pupils HAVE ENTERED SINCE 18TH OF J6s'Y.

T,uE SUMMER Session will commence or
i Monday, April Oath:
Tho Acadernical building consisting of eight
oomnodious Rooms is finely furnished with every
.l;no, necnssary to secure the most rapid advance
n,,7 or the puuils In this respect we do not think
,rrca,cr advantages can be anywhere enjoyed. The
rosr;bcd course Of Studies is arranged, that if
,hs pnnils remain long enough at the Institution to
nnrsua # regularly, they can hardly fail of acquiring
= liberal and finished education; and in the Extra
course a thorough knowledge Of the fine arts.
pupils can enter at any time, and if near the
middle or close Of the Session, are charged but
from the time Of entrance. All such deductions
however date from the close of the second week of
that Session Loss oftlne from sickness ii OF more
than two weeks is also deducted.
T,. Potcs of Tuition arc coDformed to those of
o,bor institutions of the same grade. Payments are
~ La made ut the close OF each Session. The fol-
lowing list includes all
Expenses per Session Of IA Weeks.
C,,ieriate Department. t..............sl SIS 90
Academic do ...............l2 OO
Primary ' do -. ST 90 and IS 90
pnnils using the Philosophical Apparatus, are
CHARGED Extra 81, ,OO per Session And all Pupils
are charged so cts each aSesson Tor contingencies
Extra Branches
Music .....'"'.'.'.....Sl w
Frcnch ....'.'.'''''.'.'.. w w
Drawing. .':..'.''.'.'' w w
Oil Printing ......-...:....... 10 ="
There is no charge for use OF Piano. p1Piis prae-
t.;nn nj the Institute are however charged 81 each
session TO nav for keeping the Pianos in tune.
Board with washing, lights and fuel $40 per
month.
There arc no other extra charges, exeep: for
Books and Music sold
')OO''o r. r. MINIS,
S. T. GOODE,
Z. PENN, Trustees
G. A1,,A!1Ia 4: ApIpIsoN,
April 5 II
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Last Notice.

A IL Persons who were indebted to the late N.
"A L. Griffin, Esq, at the time of his death, by
Note or Account, are earnestly requested to settle
the same by the lst Monday in Sept next, after
which time all unsettled demands will be put in suit
Mr. Lob HILL is authorized to receive payments
in my absence. Nj. L. BONHAM, Adm'or:
June 90 lot "a
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Land for Sale
Bethany Academy,

THE Trustees of Bethany Academy take pleas
j. ure in announcing to the public, that their.
on the 2nd Monday in January 1854, under the su-
pcrvsion of the we'll known and successful Instruc-
tor, WIN. NJ. HEATH, Esq.
Rates Of Tuition the same as those charged by
the former Rector, Mr. GALpHIN.
Board can be obtained in the most respectable
families on reasonable terms and convenient tothe
School. WILEY HARRISON, |
w. ZIMMERMAN, -
j. L. TALBERT, Z
DIR. S. F. STEVENS,
G. j. SHEPPARD.
Dec 81 ly 49,
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Notice.

THE union meeting of the fourth division Of the
Edpcfeld Baptist Association, will commence witt
Mt Zion church, Friday before the fifth Sabbath ii
July.
Rev. D. d. BRUxsoN 10 preach the Introductory
sermon.
Subjects of discusSion-lst What is the duty
of church TO its Pasor7 What is The cause OF SC
,nonv weak and declining churches, and the best
means to revive them.
De''''' y S.P. GETZEN, Moderator.
j. CURRY, Secretary.
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Notice

rs hereby given that application will be made to-,
l. the next meeting of the Legislature to alter the.
charter of the Town Of Edgefeld, SO as to release
said Town from working ihc roads outside Of its
corporate limits and also to change $he day of elec-
ton of Intendant and Wardens.
B. C. BRYAN, ,Intendant..
July13 St 26
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Notice..

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate of NJ E.
n Hollingsworth, decd, up to the time Of his
death, are requested to make immediate payment;
and those having demands against said Estate will,
present them properly attested. - -
D. F. HOLLINGSWORTH, Adm'or.
Mar 20 If IL
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A CA R D F.!

TNIIE Subscriber takes this method of rendering
L his thanks to the inhabitants Of Ed@eheld Vii
lase and the surrounding country, for The liberal
patronage hitherto extended to him, and by which
he is enabled to continue his business at the Corner
Store, next to the Carolina Hotel, where he still
keeps GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
m - " GlG0d IN s.
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Am Actual Fact =

A Ii Persons indebted to me for Beef or Mutton
N are requested to make immediate payment, as
it is impossible for me to get either without the
Cash Therefore all those who are in arrears must
pay up forthwith, or cease sending to Market with
the expectation of getting their wants supplied.
W. w. GOODMAN.
July Is At 26
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ID i Y G U U W s.

GROCERIES, cRocKERY,
Bonnets, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &C., &C.
He has a FULL SUPPLY Of the above articles,
which he respectfully invites the Public 10 examine
before purchasing elsewhere Ills Stock has been
carefully SELECTED from the largest and cheap
est Houses in New York and will be sold at RliA-
SONABLE PROFITS FOR CASH!
T. ROOT.
Edgcfeld c. H., May II If u
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Patent Metalic Burial Gases
July 81

rENHESE valuable ar-tight and ;ndesiruciiblc Ca
L ses, FOR protecting and preserving the Dead for
ordinary intrrment for vaults for transportation, or
fnr any other desirable purpose, are offered for sale
in this Village, cheap for Cash, by
j. NJ. WITT.
July 81 If 2S
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CANDID At E S
--&s%-
For Sheriff.

-
----
For Sheriff.
FELIX E. BODIE,
WM. QUATTLEBUM,
JULIUS DAY,
JAMES EDISON.
For Tax Collector
TIEOPHILUS DEAN,
WESLEY WERTZ.
NJ. B. WII1TTLE,
LEE HOLSON,
BARNEY LAMAR.
CHARLES CARTER,
THOMAS B. REESE,
Derrick HOLSONBAKE,
A. X. ABLE,
For Clerk.
r. B. BOUKNIGHT,
EDMUND PENN.
THOS. G. BACON.
For Ordinary.
Fl. r. WRIGHT,
DAVID BODIE.
JOHN w. SMITH,
w. F. DURISOE,
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House and Sign Painting!

House and Sign Painting!
THE Subscribers having formed themselves into
l. Co-partnershp, respectfully inform the cti-
zens of Edge6eld District, that they are now pre-.
pared to do all business entrusted to them in the
line of
Painting, Gliding, Marbling, &C.,
In all its various branches, and upon the most res
sonable terms. ~
U7 All letters addressed to them at Edgefeld
c. H., will receive prompt attention.
They may be found in the Painting Room Of Mr..
WITT's Furniture Establishment
Reference-Mr. JOHN LEIGH and Mr.. JonN
WIrr. C. H. LUCAS, i
A. A. PAUL. {,
March 8 If 8
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McGREGoR & SMITH,
Soda w ater,

nR. A. G. TEAGUE respectfully nforms,1e
H. Ladies and Gentlemen of Edgefcld Village
and vicinity, that his Soda Water Apparatus is in
fine condition and he is drawing at his Counter,
the MOST DELICIOUS SODA WATER. He does not.
wish you to take his word for it, but and try it.
U= The Ladies shall be waited on promptly and
receive special attention when they visit him. -
Nav Is # 1S :.
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rs $500. R. F. Gilmore. $4,000; John Park.
IA o; DR.. Piesson, $1,000; Or. Mclean. $3.50
CRaAe L. Stewart, s700 Wm. Myers, SO 900 IL
fyssA sl,5C0; Goodman Goldbaum, s. 900 8
Morri 2 $4,000; Jacob Myers. 81 800; W. X. Call
81 500; b. +. Mann, Il 500; Theatre, $40 OOO Nc
Grats, $500; CLas. Scholl, 5000; Cbas- Corner
81 SOC; 0ioott. 5000 ; CLas. Lindey, $4,000; NJ.
Cray, sl,e0N Court House, So 600; Presb, teran
Church "a eco S. Phillips, $500; f. Slossen 81 200;
j.. M. PieNon, a2,50o; Joel Burligame, s3 ,000 and
n. Sondhein, $aQ0.
Third stsNct-i'. Barhee, 81 900; Michael Burns.
1000; James CuslKng, 900; Drs Pixey & Tweed
1850; Dr. Te.d, 2nl0; Dr. Rice, 1000; Mark Brum-
aeim, 1000; Mrs, y. Rawls. 500; W. P. Miller.
Loco; DR.. Wiptor, iA200; S. Pixey. 900.
High stleet-T GiAgan, $500; DIR. Rice 500.
Maiden Iane-Joba Keller, 81 500; N. Cault
1900 Or. j. b. Wsrf.!A, 500; Dr. r. II. Mcdaniel.
soc. Total, sl67, $50.
The Esyrrss adGs:--Whle the ruins on She burn
ed district are still smoking several Of our energetic
citizens engaged rrplsssDg their lost buildings.
The sound Of the saw and the hammer is greeting
tie ears of the curioua they take o stroll tc view
tic ruins. In few short weeks we shall expect to
the entire iurned district eiAilt and in rauoh
more substantial manner than before. such is Cali
foi MIA enterprise and OF citizens WI not permit
to be behind saeir naghborg-
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Ovp1fnnrv.

DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE WELLs.-We learn with
regret of the death, yesterday afternoon, after o
very short Illness of Hon. Daniel Wells Chief JUS
tice of the Court Of Common Pleas of this State He
died about two o'clock, at his residence in Cam
bridge, the attack appearing to be disease of the
heart. Judge Wells was about sixty.three years
Of age. He was graduated at Dartmouth College in
the year 1910, while that institution was still under
the charge of the venerable DR.. Wheelock After
he was admitted to the bar, he entered into prac-
tce in the western part of this State where for the
greater part of his life he was known as upright
and successful counsellor. He was appointed Dis
trct Attorney for that district in 1888. He repre-
sented the county of Franklin in the Senate Of the
Commonwealth. At that time, and for some years
after, he resided in Greenfield On the resignation
of Chief Justice Williams, in 1874, he was made
Chief Justice of this court, and he has performed
the active duties Of that position till this time
The death of Judge Wells Is not simply the loss OF
faithful public officer. The kindness of his dis
position gave ease and grace to his discharge Of
public or of private duty, and his many personal
friends will feel that they have lost a friend on
wh,m they could always rely-Boston Adrertiscr,
June "a.
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Cur Panama Correspondence.

PANAMA, June 4, 1854.
Details of the Conspiracies ON Board the Ships Vir-
ginia and Emily Tdylor-E6ects ofa Norther-
Freights-Ihe Copiapo Mines and Panama Rail
road-Pr6gress of the Perurian Way-YeiioU
Fauer on the Coast-Ihe american Consulate at
Callao-Payia and Guayaqua Trauei-A Hint
TO Steamboat Ccners.
Since the last mail many things Of interest have
occurred on the coast of South America, and as am
passenger for the United States by this steamer,
think will dot them down for your information, as
found them along the coast, giving you the infors
nation receive it from the best authorities can
get. To commence, them
On the 10th of last month the crew of the ship
Virginia, bound to the, United States, Wis Rio
Janeiro scuttled her off Chile and then run her on
shore at that place. Her owner Mr. Sartori, (of
Valparaiso proceeded then at once blythe steamer,
and sent all the crew up to Valparaiso in irons.
The captain since he has been in jail, acknowledged
that he and the mate caused the holes to be bored
in her. as thew felt afraid to 60 round Cape Horn in
her am clad to say he is not an American, but
An Enolisbmsn who has been on this coast for many
vears and has, fear learned the bad habits Of the
neople. On the day after the sailing of the mail,
the ship Emily Taylor, Of New Bedford, returned
with nine holes bored in her bow. The mate Of the
ship has, in this instance, acknowledged that he
did IL, and with her crew. who assisted him. is in
irons to be sent to the United States for trial.
On the 9Th and 9Th of this month, (May,) a dread
ful norther occurred in Valparaiso and other parts
of the coast. At Tapudo, the Corsair, Of Boston,
was totally wrecked, with 5000 qtls. copper on
board. In Valparaiso ships sunk at their anchors,
and eight vessels went on shore, all of which were
lost but one. Some fifteen or sixteen English and
other vessels were badly damaged, in being stove,
dismastcd, &C., so that it will require some
thousands Of dollars repairs on each of them.
There were but three American ships In
the bay at the time, all Of which rode out the gale
in safety. The fine ship Susan Fitzgerald, Of Balti.
more excited considerable remark at the beautiful
appearance she made. She rose and fell on the i'm.
mense waves they rolled in in beautiful style, and
was easy and graceful in her native element as
fashionable lady in the ball room. Many daring
acts Of personal bravery performed during the
| storm in rescuing life. Among those who deserve
| honorable mention the two Messrs. Cluman, Of
| New York in the house Of Alsop Il Co., who ex-
| posed their lives many times In saving those OF
others. Fortunately, We have heard thus for Of th
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e WS BY APH.
TTiIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
House or Representatives.

AAOusc OA representative
PRIVATE BILLS.
WASHINGTON June "a 1854.
fourteen private bills passed, Including the
nate bill TO reimburse to the Common Council of New
PIX city the expenditures made for the rst regimen
New York volunteers.
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr. HOUSTON, (dem) of Ala, moved that the House 60
70 committee on the general appropriation BILL wishing
nnish 1t to-day so as to take up Monday the bill
propriatng slo,oooooo to carry the GadsSen treaty
to effect.
The motion agreed to.
debate took place the amendment, which was
ssed, appropriang SIS 900 for bridge at the Little
Ills over the Potomac.
Mr. CHANDLER offered an amend ment appropriating
Tor continuing the aqueduct for supplying the
strict OF Columbia with water
long discussion ensued The friends of the proposi-
pm cont nded that 1t vas necessary the
the public property the comfort the national repre-
ntaves and the cleanliness Of the city that the work
oud progress CoDgrss heretofore employ ed the Pre-
dent to select the site and plan, which he has done
Inc opponents OF the scheme insisted the time the
preparation was made, for surveys. No one though
pngress would be involved in a work which would cost
P,occoOO or thrice the amount of Capt Meigs' esti
Ates Water could be procured, they said, at Of
0o0 Others thought the people of the District
pouid build their own waterworks.
fendng the adjournment the committee rose, and the
+ouse adjourned.