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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11

BUY YOUR GOODS CHEAP,
uhich you arW do, if go" bug at
EelTOz2's Cheap Store,
DIRECTLY FRONTING THE COURT HOUSE,
EATHERE can be found-Sattnc;s,
w Kerseys, Linseys, Blankets,
Bcached and Br'n Sheetngs ~ Shlrtlngs,
Checks, Ginghams, CaIicoes,
Muslin d'Lains, Silks, AIpaccas,
DImitieS, CambricS, JaconetS,
Swiss and Book MusIins, Lawns,
Edgings, Ribbons, Gimps, Fancy Caps,
Frils. ShawlS Corded Skirts,
Silk, Cotton, Kid, Thread & Buck Gloves,
Merino Lambswool ana Cotton Hose,
Linen Cambria,
Silk and Cotton IIandkerchicis,
Table Covers and ToweIing,
Fine .cghorn, Straw, Silk, Florence and
Willow BONNETS,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Clothing
SadiCry, sc.
With most articles usually kept IN Store.
rsThc above Goods were bought at
extremely low prices for cash, or short ere
dit, aud will be sold at Mobile Prices
Those wishing to buy Goods cheap, and
thereby save money enough TO pay Their
taxes, are invited 10 stop at FELTONS,
where goods can be purchased at unhcord
oflow prices for CASI-Surc.
PauIdng, Jan u, 1916. 3l'u
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11

Hon. 4. B.. DAWSON, Presiding Judge
Gro Woon, Esq, District Attorney.
I-The funeral sermon Of the late NAL,
COLIN MCNEIL, will be preached at Hickory
Grove church, in this county, on the 9TH Sab
bath in March next Ly the Rev. Duncan a
Campbell.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
Doctor II. u. Wait,
Oct % 1915

TWILL practice MEDICINE IN oil rs bran.
" ches lie may a all times be iound
At his residence in the kIllon sediment uu-
less Professionally absent
may "a. tsfI ~
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
PHRENOLOGY,

Or, the Physiology Of the Brain and
M,HfaI Philosophy Of Man.
TEvIIE subscriber respectfully informs the CT
n ,izcns Of New Orleans and its vicinity
tina, ne has established his residence and office
at No lis Carondalu street. near Havla,
where he is prepared to furnish the charts Of
character end talents and if desired will wait
ON families or ladies at their residences. for the
same purpose. Disbelieycrs in the science ere
PARTICULARLY invited TO call aud test it. and II the
mos, conclusive proof offs truth be not render
cd. no charge will Be made 0r an examination
Of their heads.
Parents. guardians or teachers wishing
chronological character or talents as Key
for the education Of the young. may not regret
the trouble OF a call. DIR. 4. CRANE,
Prof ssor Of PhTonoloCy.
Jan Is. 1916. sou
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
AdmiDiStr0tOr'S Notice.

NHTHEREAS, the undersigned did at.
w the September term, A. d. lSl5, OF
the Probate Court of Perry county, Mis-
sissippi, obtain Letters of Administration
upon the Estate of SAMUEL SLADE,
deceased, late Of said county, notice is
therefore given TO all persons indebted to
said estate TO make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate, will please present them, duly au-
thentcated, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
JOHN NIXON, Sen'r,
Administrator.
Augusta, Nov. /, 1915. 25-6w
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
Custom House Rates of Gold.

Rates aIiOaoed IN the Custom House for Gold
Coins, as per act Of Congress ofl834, firing
the UaLae thereof
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11

FOURTH JUDICIAL DIsTRICT.-Under the
new law, the Courts in the 4lh Judicial Dis
trict, will be held as follows:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10
Eom tAs S,aastoa Spectator. Oct. S
The Rail- i'm Motion!

We are truly srsd6ed to be able to announce that
movement has at length been made by the friend. ct the
extension OF tho Louisa Rail Road, and ae and place
appointed for the assembling of Convention. Our friends
an Bath having CALAMITY started tho ball. las will be secn
by their proeecdngs) whieh,-we Augusta have taken
1t at the fret hops and confidently look other
counties interested 10 back efforts and push
with zeal aud energy. The time. let be remembered
shott-Tho Goth OF Oct will be here. What say
you, then. Of Richmondi What cay you men OF Lou
isa, OF Abcmac, Of Rockingham Of Pcndeton Of Rock.
bridge, OF Boieourt, OF Allegheny. OF Greenbrer &c.
Nef Will you be represented in this Convenuoui-
Here is scheme. having Tor its ultimate end that great
and Western waters through the heart OF tho State
scheme entirely IN harmony with all the feelings and
ests OF Virginia. being in rival, but rather sub
.diay TO tho great James River project eeciuay
securing Tor us the rich trade and travel OF the Mississippi
why, then should we fslter hesilatof II Virginia
ever TO be redccmed-f her her
proud rank IN the scale OF her Satos from which
she has been sadly and rapidly declining, here
suumentality by which IL is effected. This will pour
back the into her exhausted veins in
pristine vigour. The countless treasures OF her now
cesoate mountains will be unocked-her wasted fields
will be teelaned-her deeayng villages rebuilt-and tho
busy hum ct lie and industry be diused through all her
borders.
And not these objects worthy OF efiorsi-what
'irRn'an is there. who withhold from them helping
handf Lot there be no laggers, then, Ia good n
but let all all. como up promptly and heartily, to the
work.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10
M EN-

On the 22nd inst after proracted iness of billion. fev
er, at his residence in Powhatan county Mr. PrrKR
HARRrs aged ihriy-eight years.
For several years past Mr. H. had been consistent and
exemplary member Of the Presbyterian Church. he met the
king OF torrors with perfect tranquility and gave the bright
Kingdom. lie left wife and three children To lament ,boir
rrepaabc loss. AZ ahusband he Kind aud
as father devoted he Kind and hospitabc to all and
his death will ever be lamentod by all who know him To
his disconsoate wife and bereaved relatives would sal
sorrow not for doubtless he IL rcspng that rich 70
ward for which he has earnestly siven beyond thi.
vale of iesn.
OF congcsiSe lever JosETH EDWARD eldest of the late
Peter +. and Eliza Ann Harris, aged seven wears. n,
was an intelligent and interesting child and promised
TO be comfort TO his bcreaved mother but the Lord who
gave hath seen best TO take away. He has gone 10 dwell
with his beloved father in Abraham's bosom
AT eonvceaion Of the Visitors Governor Of William A
Mary College, hed by adjournment aid Coerr puT,u
ant 10 the notice OF The Rector I'd Ie4o
The board Of Visitors Of William Mary Colcre hayinr been
called together the ounfu making provision 10,
tbs vacancy in that institution caused death
Dew, feel solemn resting upon them TO eIpres. their
erect and dgnih~d Professor
and 81 upright elevated and aniabie gentleman.
Therefore, Resoved that the board
pensas though sad pleasure record upon minutes
aend Mr. Dew both Professor and PRECEDENT the
dneuy Of appointing who may his rars
soaihies Of instructor and administrator
Resolved the Faeny Of Coege be rcoue,,ed 10 .r-e
Resolved that the foregoing preamble and pub
shsd in The public Journals copy them be sent to IN.
family Of the deceased.
ROBERT MeCANDLIsH Rector
wLtI,x NJ, MoopT Clerk
So The Warrington and Norfolk papers viii pea,e copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10
Scll-Mnsle Man

We have seldom been touched than the perusa
OF the following passage in speech delivered by Gov
Briggs, Of Massachusetts, at tho dedication Of normal
school at Wcsheld the ceremonies Of which, the
Chief Magistrate Of tho State, he presided. recall
said Gov Briggs he wiped away the that struggled
IN his eye, "he case OF boy who upon the
hard plank seat OF Of these schools OF the
est districts of this State. while his father tong the
anvil for his daily bread who. under the smcs Of kind
Providence, has since been honored by his fellow
Infinitely beyond his deserts, and who. Chief Magistrate
ct this Commonwealth is now addressing you"
The hardy intellect and pcrsevering industry by which
Gov S.gs rose, step by step, from the humbcst TO tho
highest position in the social SCALE though ueny or-
thy OF admiration exhibit perhaps lees Intrinsic
mind and arc less entitled to the appreciation the
try than tho manly simplicity freedom from faso PRIDE and
modest merit displayed in tho open avowal OF his former
lowlincss and poverty.-N. q. Timer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10
JACOB BRINKERuoFE.n
Another Distinguished Democrat.

We stated yesterday that the opening Address at the
Fair OF the American Institute New srk was deliver
ed by MGhon Diekerson. Esq OF New Jersey This vet
politician II will be remembered, member Of
Gen. Jaeksons Cabinet aud has been uniform adhereni
OF the party OF which the Hero New Orleans the
founder and which has SINCE with briei interval
OF the Protective policy and, although he sa ad-
heres TO "the Deoeraey he nevertheless continues
tain system which the Ayowed beet al that party to
overthrow. The address which have above referred
Is decided and emphatic condemnation Of the
tariff Of 1896 asserting be OF the fret dsiies
the government protect the labor Of the country against
foreign competition. When Gov. Dekerson a men,
Der Of Gen. Jsekson's administration, doubt whether
this doctrine dssented from by any Of mis-
the Cabinet. Gen Jackson himself hrs writings
official and unofficial prove less decided his ad
voescy OF protective ta than Mr. Clay himself and
has only been within three four years past that Of S
Carolina Of protection the cas aud duty
the government adhere tina, principle, all
Ousy contested. The "Progress Of the free ade doc
nes admit, has been very rapid since ii the OF
Eie last Congress ought TO be regarded rejecting the
opinions OF its members. But, undenia5,e that the
tzr OF 40 from rejecting the real opinions Of those
By whom enacted direct opposition To the con-
vic,ions OF VINO voted FOR it, and that only
forced through Congress the ineessn application Of the
party LASH Cooperation with Executive influence. PAST
ed under such circumstances, and opposed IL By
large number Of the party whose progeny Is, nothing
be certain than It's RAFEAL, later unless
OF both parties wisdom SHALL progress OF events
bo Vndicated by ITS beneficial results.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10
This CONGREGATIONAL Di,tric,.

To sAs Editors OF the Ykig.
most heartily concur with you Messrs Editors IN tho
opinion that this Congressional District Is Wing District
and that ought 10 be Represented by Wing And there
DO doubt Of triumph Spring, If the Wings
will into tue with proper zeal and above
all IT, sacrificing personal predictions aud surrenderne
personal prejudice, they viii unite upon the individual who
may DC the candidate OF the party. For my part have
predictions 10 crafty and personal prcudices to
surrender but for securing Wing whose ayaila bill
~, puri'y, fidelity aud ability will concentrate every Wing
vote, not only in P"Whaan and Chesterfield, but every
county the District THIS may appear Some 20 be
mser OF mPossibHiy but however impossible may SEEM
u be done, # wish to have Wing representative
Yes, say, with emphasis, Il must Be DONE.
IL appears that NJ Rhodes of this county, hos been
brought forward by 'POwhsiau and yellow Jacket" and
advocated very zea!ousy, believing him be the asaaJle
candidate. have objection 10 Mr. Rhodes and would
willingly for him for any other indivjdu. hat
may be brought forward for believe that Mr. Rhodes Is
in every respect fully competent represent ih District
with ability and fidelity. But sajished that M X
the available candidate in ths District Do We in Pow
hatan and Chesterfield, know certainty that he will iu
Is concentrate the Wing vote throughout the District
Mr.. Rhodes popular the District that Ike Mr. S.d-
dom he will probably obtain from both ransl If So
Mr.. Rhodes the and he should be the candidate
Of the Wing party. Butve all certain Of ths
and the only IN which ascertain sasiactl-
MY whether or NJ" he s the most suitable candidate, by
holding primary mcctugs az respective Court Houses
aud appointing delegates Convention, be held al such
time and place will be convenient 10 the D,.t,rt
There to sentiments and opinions OF the people in each
county be fully made known and the merits aud claim.
Of each candidate may be discussed freely and
let 1t DC Mr. Rhodes Mr. Bous M Lyons OF any other
Iudi,taaJ and whoever receives msJoy, let unite
upon him a. ac and Try by ell honorable means to
elect him. The hat was taught us 10y opponents
.s sufficient in oil come 70 make US united and
firmly sustain candidate. Behold how united aud
firm they arc when they make a selection. They lay aside
all predictions Dad preudcos, and 20, heart and hand
TOT the choice Of the party and honce they sometimes
achieve victory even decidedly Wing District.
Now brother Wings, II there was a time that the
success oi Wing principles required energetic struggle
this The and unless shall show m undivided
front, shall certainly be beaten agan. end the Wing flag
trail IN the dust ln conclusion be united and
you will meet SWIFT CREEK.
Chesterfield, Sept. 80, 1876
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

ME. Hoyi. who shot on Monday week, as alleged.
BY Mr. VIM X Myors breathed his last yesterday evening
about half past O'Clock. Since Wednesday evening
last, he has been IN state OF insensbiliy. lie eonn-
ued to the last Of consciousness 10 assert hs in.
noeenee Of the act with which he had been changed.
and IN regard TO which circumstances were strong
against him. This denial was made under
OF the most imposing eharsect-hrsi under oath, to
Magistrate, and subsequently, clergymen to both OF
whom he expressed his couuuon, and his strong anx.
e to be prepared for the change that he sensible
awaited him.
The current rumor that MI Hoyt had boquoathcd $780,
600 to the lady with whose HE had been 50 u.
fortunately associated. is not true.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10
Cen. DrnnrnnIe.

The Weston Lewis County, Sentinel, narratnr the
proceedings Of the Right Of Way Convention recently held
in that place, Gays We were honorcd on this occasion
with the Of Gen DromgooIs u Eastern Virginia.
who was invited to take a member Of tlo Conyen
ton lie assured the Convention happy and eloquent
manner, that when the East should be rightly informed
this subject prayer would be granted. We had
really supposed that there lack Of information NJ
least among the members Of the Legislature last winter
or the winter before, this important question. Certain
ly it deliberately discussed both n Committee and In
the House and u ia to be presumed that such men 40
Louis McLane, James VI. Stephenson John J. Jackson
and other able advocates Of the proposition oo fully com.
peen the task Of Calculating aud enforcing d. AZ this
seems to have been tho case. however we would sug
gest that Cen. DomRoos be invited BY the friends Of tho
Right Of Way act az q lobby member next winter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10
From the National IHtslisencer. oct 9
The Indian Council.

The Wnnebsgo Indians and the Government Commits
sUneTs had conference yesterday az Apollo Hall. The
notice Of that meeting published the Union Of tho pre-
codIng night brought parties Of ladies' aud gen
temen 10 Apollo Hall about o'clock. wlo however
had wait for before they we're admitted We
understand that o. determined BY the Commissioner
the Government that yesterdays conference should be
with the lud ans alone. but the Indian orator. Lido II H.
having declined refused hold the conference unless
the people admitted message was cent 70 te Pres.
dent upon the subject who directed o. we are informed
that the doors should be opened o public heretofore
The Conference OF highly interesting character.
Lro Hi distinguished himself again by his shrcwdness
tact energy, and graceful ge5iicuIaion We have taken
notcs Di tho remarks made BY Mr. Paris and Col Albert
the part the Government aud by Little Hill las gwen
by the interpreter whom however impenecly hcard)
but we cau merely state the substance.
The Government Commissioner offer the Winnobagoos
100000 Of land north Of st. Peters river and wes
Of tho Missaippi. They also offer the indiana = 30 600
n cash annuiues. Thi5 Mr.. PARIS remarked, would
give 20 each iamy about 400 cultivate hunt up
good.
Mr. Paris reminded the Indians that five yoars -go h,
Winnob5R1Cs numbered about five thousand persons and
they only about tsenty-f0uf hundred, owinr
chiefly to the Of 8pifnOus liquors amongst tor1 whet
tho Government had done oil within be- power 10 prevent
but which they tEc WauebagOcs had determined per
nit
Liue 1911 remarked that s5OOO6O bod been offered b,
their Great Father years aRO, and t n rBia bus
inos iJr their Great Father o. offer lom css whcf
thoy weak in numbers. They had sguiGod boz writ
ing their wingnca tOtake $500 900 in money and 100
OJO n and 90 BE- selected by o Government and cha
they would adhere. Lo lli coraod that iloy mad bu
ono mind sud tongue, end ic agpeaied IN tie Grca
spirit Tor iho truth uu4 ncory U' nl that Dec bad sid.
Ef larns said iH reply that hc Commandments had n
po~of mako any additional or new oior 10 the Winno
bagoesi but ho would submit their proposition 90 tho Pfos
deng Who iOwovof, ho thought, would not 20 beyond h
offer which tho Commissioner had rendered.
After the usual shaking OF hands BY all tho Indians pre-
sent az tho conference with the COMMISSIONER the meotin
broke up about hulf-past twelve O'Clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

RAbE PATEiAoST.-A young man Of HuTemburg who
hsd no fortune requested lawyer friend IT his TO re-
commend him 20 family, where no was n daily visteF
and where there handsome daughtor who was TO
have largo fortune The lawyer agreed but the father
Of the young lady loved money! and asked him what pro-
pefy the young had. The lawyer said he did not
gcty know, bat he would inquire The next time he saw
bis young friend, hu asked him be had any properly At
OIL mo" replied he "none whichever" 'WeIi" said
the lawyer, "v0ud you suffer any or your nose
u no should give you 10000 dollars Tor " Mot for ali
The world" replied tho youth. otis we'll" added the
lawyer 81 had a reason Tor asking" The next time no
saw The girls father he said ~ have inquired about this
young name crcumsiancos no has indeed ready mo-
ncy, but be has jsDsi Tor which, my knowledge no
hns boen offered aud no refused 10000 dollars" This
induced tho old father consent o. tho marriage which
accordingly took place, but h s said that the sequel no
often shook his head when he thought Of tho highly prz-
ed jstosL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

"OrmNsL HUNoR-"Donnis" said an honest Hiberni-
On 10 his oounuynsn tho other day, ~" you in Mo1co
and not here Washington, would you 20 for Pafedes
Sann Anna 2" "Purcdcs Santa AIMS s IL you're aor
arng me about, Pst1 Why Psrodes, 10 bo sure aud
should like 20 squint tho with Ifsh heart him
who has GOT The blood u the Muphos IN his vons that
would not 90 for Psrcdos (parsiiss) I'll ito world
Och! by my s0wl, and 10 slmost mo q bowling when
think Of tho Just In By the last ffamer-ho Pa
rodes oil liurop this year hope u won't bo
20 oil over Mefky. Thanks 10 St. Psiek, Two got snug
PATCH In tho Northern Lborics that's got
o least spook Of rot a. ell AZ Tor the other fellow, Pat
that you call Santa AnsA the dyi biz of saint no, but
very diy HIMSELF aud mistake Did not he butcher
hn McHicana wholesale, and no quarter at s ataf The
div take Ill such SAINTS, say. No. Pat, I'm for tho ralo
genuine Saiat Patrick. Paredcu aBd ST. Patrick an The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10
STAuNTon. Ocr. 6

STAuNTon, OCT. 8.
Tho District Court OF the u. States Tor the Western
District OF Virginia commenced session in this plaee an
Saturday lsst-Judge Brockenbrough presiding.
The Grand Jury in session two DAYS and mads
preseniments against Edwin NJ Brown, Postmaster the
Blue Sulphur Springs, and his Deputy Chas A. Mayo fo
violations of he POST Office Law regard TO the proper
and custody Of the Mail An Indictment preferred again.
the latter, growing out of alleged loss
OF package OF letters containing money was returned by
Grand Jury mot true bill" Two prcsenments wero nj.
so made by the Jury against DR.. Henry r. Raymond fo
ira1dueny obtaining, from the Postmaster at Lewsburg
aleuer addressed Mr.. Oscar f. Sedman and for
money herefTom
The of the Postmaster Fshersvle and his De-
putty have been continued the instance of the u s. At
ioTney, account OF the absence of material witness
The Court is expected continue session for some
days.-SPsefdiOr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

FEARFUL RAvAGks oP TIE CHOLERA IN IsptA-Th,
Taages 81 tho cholera at kuraehre had been most d,a
irous Between the l4th and 23d Of Juno about 5000 bu
man beings were cut off, including $50 Europeans of
whom ol5 were lighting mon. Besides this 5g5 Sepoys
and IL believed about 1000 native camp-foow,rz md
inhabitants OF tho town. have died. The disease com
menced its destructive on Sunday the 18th when
the weather was unusually sagnant and oppressive The
Bombay Times says:
Before midnight Of the eighty-si1th were At rest
and men began TO DO borne hospital in such numbers
mat II was difficult make arrangements for their rscep
iion. IL was fearful night. With morning came the lid
ings that the pesence ovorspreading the town. and
fifty had in ~ hours fallen victims The Eighty sixth vcto
the earliest, and continued TO be the sufferers
They sud her Maestys Sixut had Tor months been in
tents close 10 each other the day after the disease
cd they marched for change Of air. and encap-
ed by the rea-shore near Clifton. The Rifles were next
attacked; and then the Fusiier tho Artillery and Native
Infantry began 10 suffer after this For FIVE fearful days
did the destroyer lay his hand heavily pom thcm and
IN thus time more than thousand carried 10
their graves The pesonoe began to ubato-it had
done Its worst and seemed about TO withdraw within less
than fortnight 300 Europeans, including SIS fighting
men were carried away GOO Nltyo soldiers and 1000 Of
the camp followers aud inhabitants Of the town had be
hurried into eternity The conduct Of tho Governor,
(SH Charles NapieTD Is stated to have been beyond
all praise; anxiety for the sick conicrng an Alacty on
limbs that tho hand Of time might have stifTened. Only
two officers have died. So sudden was death with some
that they were seized, Camp collapsed dead almost as fast
az have written the words Previous health and sire
were no guarantee; attending The burial O their com
rades attacked borne the hospital and buried them
selves the next morning. Pits dug the chuehyard
morning and evening" up their bodd ngs cnnlea-
they weo laid eide by SIDE read over all Pub
lie works wero suspended during 18th and 9th Medi.
cine seemed powefess nothing that medical scionco could
suggest took c8ct-they were in fact dealing with corn
Il until the third dag that medicine assumed
any sway since has dono 80, should say two thirds oil
| the cases have b1on saved.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-10

THt PEcE OF snor.-'rhs Paris correspondent Of tho
Courier Jcs Esu uni- tells good story OF duel In Pa
ris between an Engshmen and Prussan. They had
qusrreod over gambling tabea challenge followed aud
they went out TO heh, with pisiosihey drew . tho
hrst shot-ho Eugishman won-took good aim M hs sd
yersary fred aud messed The other then raised his ps
tel deliberately and was about to pull trigger whom the
Enelshman suddeny exclaimed stop, stop-fn Boy pesr
shot by this extraordinary proposition oil for mo-
mont nstoundcd-but IL perceived tho matter
might DO arranged to the advantage Of both parties Tho
frussan was good shot, but poor the Engshman had
shot badly, but rich The Pssnn therefore sold his
shot for 900 francs which tho Enghman readily agreed
to pay and both returned to Paris mutually satisfied and
entirely reconciled.