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The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
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BRILLIANT SUCCESS

BRILLIANT SUGGEST
THE FIRST GUN OF THE SEASON
IN OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY
1 JUST RECEIVED at LANDEoKE2's 9
S4ORIGINAL STAND, corner Of Main ana
Sacramento streets, opposite the :,ncs STlesGs 0'
FAMILY GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, MINERS SUPPLIES
GRAIN, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ASu TIE BEST BRANDS OF
CHOICE TOBACCO AND sEGARs!
Constantly on hand, the best qualities Of
cru.hed Sugar, Old Rio Coffee
YelIov Costa Rica
China Manila
Peruvian Java "
Powdered " Ground,
Fine syrups, Teas, Green,
Soaps, ass'd, Black.
Candles,
MackereI. Spices
Ovstera Sardines,
Olive Oil, LObsters,
Coal oil, Pickles,
Starch, Lard,
AplnS,
HIN,
Camphene,
Best Brands OF Flcur.
THE BEST QUALITY OF BUTTER, imported d..
rectly from the Fast, at prices which DEFY all
competition.
Purchasers would do well to give me call before
buying elsewhere. for One dollar saved is as good
as two dollars earned"
The subscriber respectfully solcits = continuance
OF the patronage heretofore literally extended ia
him He is determined to sell everything in his line
at prices to suit the times and will not be undersod
for CASH or its equivalent.
~ Goods delivered to all parts Of the City free
Of charge. -
Corner Main and Sacramento Streets,
Opposite the Orleans Hotel,
iulylS Placerville.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

"4IoSEsr OLD ABE I've clip the fol-
lowing from an exchange:
Honest old Abe, when the war first began,
Denied abolition was part of his plan
Honest old Abe has since made decree,
That the war must 60 on till the slaves are all
free.
As both can't be honest, will some one tell how,
If honest Abe then, he is honest Abe now.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
SUMMONS.


NTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of u Dorado
~ IS. In Justices Court PlaceTville Township
The People Of the State Of California, to BAhNEI
CROSSEN, Defendant, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me q
my ONCE in Placervile Township. OF the County o.
FL Dorado, on the 9Th day OF January, A. D. lS64.h
10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. to answer unto the complaint OIL
William Knox, who sues to recover the sum Of sixty
dollars, for work, &c, . carpenter aud joiner,
aud to forecoSe and for the sale Of certain premises
In Plaintiff = complaint named, AMI To satisfy lien
upon the same for said work. &c.,-When judgTpeSs
will be taken against you for the said amount 70
gether with costs il you fail to appear and anSWef
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of II Dorado
County, Greeting Make legal service and return
hereof.
Given under my hand, this 4th day Of January, y
d. 1854. JOHN BUSH.
Justice OF the Peace In and for said Township
1t appearing, by the affidavit Of said PAintlnthAe
said Defendant has departed from this State, ana
now resides out Of the same, at some place unknown
to Plaintiff, and 1t appearing that cause OF Aenoa
service Of the summons In this cause, and which v
hereto attached, be made by the publication Of ~
same in the Mountain Democrat, . newspaper pnS~
lished in this County, at least once week, ior ne
space OF three months, WheE such service will %
deemed complete and that copy of said summon
be deposited in the Postofice, addressed 10 SNO
Defendant.
Given under my hand, this 4th day Of JanuATyA
1854 JOHN BUSH,
ian9-3m Justice OF the Peace.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
ESTABLISHED I76O.
PETER LORILLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer
l6 and 10 Chambers Street,

10 and IL Chambers street,
Formerly ~ Chatham Street,) New York,
VVTOCLD call the attention OF Dealers to the ar
w tcleS Of his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF:
Macaboy, Oemigros,
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee Nachitoches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF:
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, FRESH Honey Dew Scotch,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
or Lundy Foot,
h- Attention is called to the large reduction in
prices Of Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking TobAccos,
which Will be found OF a superior quality.
TOBACCO:
SMOKING. INJECT CHEWING. sNcEiSo.
Long, p. A. L., or plain, $. Jago.
No /, Cavenlish, or Sweet Spanish.
No @ Sweet Scented Orouoco, Canister,
Nos 4 . mixed, Tin Poll Cavendish, Turkish
Granulated
N.B.-A circular OF prices viii he sent on aprH
cation.
New York, May 2ad, 1853. tma9S-iyl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
OR RDERS

LNRoM THE COUNTRY will receive prompt at
II tention, at the same low prices as II buyers
were present.
REMEMBER
The Old Stand of n. A. CaEwin g. Co..
IRON FRONT BUILDING,
MAIN STREET, PLACERVILLE.
CHAS. B. pETTT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

~ Those who have hitherto patronIsed us are
satisfied that what we have above announced IL
strictly correct; those who have not yet patronxed
US, need only make one trial to be convinced We
are both PRACTICAL PRINTERS and are fully capable Of
fulfilling to the letter all we promise here,
GELWICKS q JANUARY,
PRoPRIEroRs,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

Up TRAIN
Will leave Sacramento at 6k M; l and Arm.
Leave Folsom at N A. NJ, and 5>1 Pm.
DOWN TRAINS
Leave Auburn Station at and lO6 AM
Leave Folsom at A. M, IL NJ, and 56 Pm
ON SUNDAY one train only, leaving Sacramento
at 81 A. NJ, and Auburn Station at 10y AN.
The 81 A. N. and P. N. trains running through to
Auburn Station
Passengers for Placerville and Carson Valley will
take stages. and for Lincoln change cars at Folsom
OH the arrival OF the 81 A. n. tran and those for
Auburn Station retain their seats
Suitable arrangements having been made for the
reception Of freight at Auburn Station It will here
after be received at Sacramento for that point For
ratas Of toll apply at the office.
TICK EFT OF FICE, opposite the cars on
Front street, under the What Cheer House.
declS J. p. ROBINSON, supt.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

To keep husbands and boys from stay
ing away from home, make home pleas.
antcr than any other place.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

A Western editor in giving an account
of a tornado. heads it as follows.-"Ntry
Disgraceful Thunder Storm"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
CULTIES

Is invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers Of this harmless but effective preparation-
At the two epochs of life in which the female system
undergncs the most important and critical changes,
the Pills will prove positive safeguard against evil
consequences They are also confidently recon-
mended rs specific in every disorder to which fe-
males are exclusively subject
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

Here shall the PRKss the Peoples r.stiS maintain,
Cnaved by influence and unbrlbed By gain
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
Sacramento Valley Railroad and Fac
ramento, Placer and Nevada B. r.


TNRoM SACRAMENTO TO AUBURN STATION
IL IN TWO H0URS.-On and after October 18th
the passenger Of the above named roads will be
run as follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County o. n Dorado
- In tie County Court in and for said County.
THOMAS ALLEN ,--.
Va c. s. 81 CTS srAnp

! c. s. 81 CTS, sTInP. !
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
BE 1T UNDERSTOOD

That the above statements at all times be YER
| flied by the written testimony (extendng through
quarter OF century, Of tens Of thousands Of un-
imnpar bile nitnesses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23
- Ali the Year Round has the fol.
lowing about the modsFn
DRsss COAT. i

DB8ob uoATs I
A noxious and ridicnloue sustom hes
already attained the age ycf1ixty yssrs,--
Need cay allude to ~ SvellpW tail
coat and the evening dreo s1is! Was
ever such grim, ugly, undettsker's oDs-l
tune ever deviseds But 10! il vas not
devised by any one; it grew b. degrees
into custom. No one inteoduced II;
no one invented it; it ID merely the George
III. coat sloped away until no front ID lsft,
and then dyed black. In the Walpols
days. Who would have dreamed 81 abol-
ishipg color. thing that I'll humanity Do.
lights in, or limiting the material Of dress
costs TO cloth3 The modish people Who
won't then to masquerades. to RAnelaugb,
and the Pantheon, wore silk and velvet
coats, Maroon cinSsmon color, elarct,
olive green and such hues, and their waist.
coats were silver-laced or tambour- worked.
1 do not say these garments should be re.
vived, but / do say that IN right Of theis
cheerful contrasts aud varieties of hues,
the people Who wore them were in better
taste than We, their self satisfied descend.
ants are. What use are the swallow-tailsl
faro they beao,ifnR Do they help rs u
steer ourselves? They render the coat
! lighter and less in the way when We art
dancing, or when We are in crowd, and
that is the most that can be said for theu
Black. TOO, Is good for the compilation
and wears we'll; 1t levels US all to ont
broad even class, and admits of no vulga
assertion Of wealth OK rank. &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23
DOR SALE.

NoR SALE.
cellar FUN lot and well fenced located on Fson between
10Th and lish sreeeu KsoAnk Prioe Sl50e 900 cash.
- k.sse Enquire Of E.s
TOR SALn-The Cottage Brick Dwell
- ing House on Morgan street between sth ana 9Th
strest', containing nine rooms. !, inquire Of
mchs Real ESsats Aren't.
TOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling, with
ted High street between 1oth and li,h streets Pre-.
si,suo. Inquire o in.siol II ,. TEN-SicK-
TOR SALE-6O acres Of land, So scres
- under fenor log ho~se, cistssns with either
proyements This land Is located the blu about four
esabove this city and admirably adapted the grow
Enquire Of H. B. TEN-EfCK
may5 Real Rst.te Agent
EOR SALE-A Cottage Brick Dwell.
ased ON High street. between sh and 10th streets. fie
good Or ~ sale. PRICE q 20: Enauirs Of -.
EOR SALE-95 acres land, 10 acres
timber doubie-og house and log barn. IS acrps new
In grain. all ander fence well watercd. with aa and
freess located ght miles Of Crotan In Van Bu
rem county Iowa This land vii be sold fos SO Per acre
and title COED. Enquire of H. b. TEx-KfGE,
msyl1 Real Eetste Agt
EOR SALE-200 acres OF land, 167
- under fence and 50 Of tnber with good
frame DIV cling containing rooms ind other out
Buildings. This farm b we'll watere has 80 x,fae
trees, cherry plumb, and ether fruit together with
ornamental trees and other improvement. that make
farm desfxble This land il situated sx miles north
Carthage Hancock Co, illinois, and he bought for
rs pr acre. For further Information enquire uf John
MeMe.-u on the place, or to II. b TEN-EYCK.
msyn Real Estate Axt. Keoknk.
|
| EOR SALE-CHEAP- Hicks
IL offers his beautiful residence miles from town
for sale 1t consists Of substantially built wen hxA
frame cottage with ten rooms cellar, csserns gccd
barn. thirty Of land stock pond grape sr,or fsx
varieties OF grxpes four hundxed apple earh pear
plum cherry, apricot, necfarns Siberian cIah several
varieties eurrsnt raspberry gooseerry strawbery. Ac
The land well fenced and In high sfnfe Of eulfiSa
ton Ten wheat and to oats-look-
ing extremely well. Sssss
This property will be sold for 900 cash. which,
present premium on specie. y about cnethird cost.
MT sold BY the hryt II June the prizes will b nasanesd
the propFty Withdrawn from market. Enquire Of
/ mayfo II. b. TEN-EYCK.
/
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23
EOR SALE-A Frame DxeIling House

Il containing rooms, good cistern we'll. lot web
feuced paved with brick situated en- Boneau
street, between 10th and llth Title good
sale. Price $4,000 Enquire Of II. B. TEN-EYck,
mayed Real Essate Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23
DIABETES
IRRITATION OF THE HEcK oFTHE BLADDER,
IEFLAAAATIOs or THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE
BLAD%ER.


CATARRH OF THE
BLADSKR.
srRAHGUARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
uRIEATIHG.
rorthese diseases II u truly seve e;gn remedy and
90 much cannot be sad in its praise. A snris sose
has been tno wn 70 relief the most urgent symptoms
Are you froubi Cd With that distressing pain In the
fmai Of the back aud through the hips2 AtspocufuI
ady OF the Consultation Water viii relieve YOU lIke
magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have lonssince given up the Of buchu cnbeSa ana
lnnirer IN the irestrent o. those dseases ana eny
use snem sof tne want oil better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal 10 the task that ha. deyoIved
upon It. :
DIURETICs
Irrate and drench the ki5neys and BY sbnst ant
soon led 10 chroniedeeenerai ion and confrmed dis.
ease. sNs
We present the Constitution Water to the nub,,e
win the conviction that has equal In relieving tbs
eisss Of seases for which Il has found so emit
viii be rewarded for sGorts placing o. ysuabls
remedy in fern TO meet the ents Of pstisn
and physician.
9 READi RkADl RKADiii
DArvIILr, Pa, June ID Ieea-Dr. ~. r. grs :
Dear Sir Tin February, 1851, Was aGIieted v;th
6aeer afao eAes, and for i've months passed no..
than swo Ellons Of vaserin tive ntyfour hours ivas
Obliged 70 sstup - den - Ten timee aux1ne
The night, ard 10 Ore nanths lost asoat ny pornds
N weight. DURING the month Of july 1871 4 -,
cured two bottles Of Ceustisuslcn Water ved In -
ssays sfses ssins sxpersaesd relief sss sfs 49,
tng two bottles vas entirely cured soon sfser re~sis
tA1 my usssi good health. Yours iruay, a .ssr
lAl 1i 4tfs y. ! Ds WITT.
Bosrcx coaSnss. n. Y, psc. n, ls6s.-W.. p.
a,ssa as L f,.s'y sss ,.s sy
p ss M:tss: wAsh ean ssssnns.a = ~
Ns. ss lsssssss = IL ss.r. 0 sss srs -
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23
A MASS CONVENTION
Of the uaisa vstsfs o. Lee Csazt,

WIIA N HELD AT FORT MADISON JUNCTION
ut 10 O'clock SATURDAY the 2sth inst for the pur
pose Of selecting delegates to the State congression
D4strict Convention aa ss-.-.z
BY order Of the csntra Committee, / sns4s
y. M HIATT, Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23
THE GATE CITY.
THuReDAY, JUNE 2s.



ne Nshth Anssai 49, Oouveatissa wiiI Aa6nalSas
Dss Moinss On 1EmsdAs. fhs1tA ~ sfydy, ADslssl,
Or the psrpo~ II placing h noniasGdu caadiasas for
the following ocss: ons Judge a. ~ Supreme csut
Secretary OF State Auditor Of Htate Treasurer d ets&s
Attorney asnsral. Register Of State, and Prsasntas
eEiecterA An isya eectsu Who cordially sustain the
policy nov bAns pursued y me Adma1sszsaoA n the
National Government TO crush the Rebellion restore III
Ratioaaa saaasrity, and establish u Rspsbs upon
1oundation cf which the me Rebel Con
fesracy shall form part requested to send dele
gates to said Convenon In the following ratio One dele
gate for each county and additional delegate for
hunsd soees and fraction of svsr 1y votU cast BY thu
electors Of tho County, at the last general election fol
". N. Stsns far Gsveuor--the number Of votes to b.
determined by adding to those cast In the County thos
enst by the soldters q the County in the field.
By order Of the Republican State Central COMMITTEES
THO F.wITHROE, Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23

TOR SALn-The Cottage Brick Dwell
- ing House Morgan street, between sth and 9Th
strects, containing nine rooms. Enquire Of
IL b. TES-EYCK, Tlt5
mch3 Real Etate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23

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= rs1x111lkuSa - = tn65 4neass q nsa..
- il T. n6nejf N 49, 81 isaoning DuTgicl
Gstice - - l1 66satnent Of N
= g. ia E - / Ilis1izg . ISliOa:
Isl kn ~ ~ operations.
I'm Oiasoees Of IL Edngs ana FAruat.
I'm. CcnsuItafiOns with PLysic4ns In Ill cases. q
homo o. abroad.
l4ex q promote the better treatment Of Surgical
ukx6G1ye ~ - prs enaluvd -
|e2aeR4a - Jnernay for such ca3es, where pafisaal
10000 - ~ and where I'll the appliances and
n Treatment, nbcd In similar Inst
10 4se - cities, viii ~ found.
eey64 ~ tWehty ySstx u 1hrke ana kene9Un1
g ~ 93HlRA pfsctice OF medicine and sur
- catlzens ~ the fi1is city and the surronud
fs u. nov respectfully invites the pnblie 1t
49,, 1891 as1algcmentB ~ the tr1aamert o
~ h ~ y, eessa 90 &seasss q the Rys aa1 M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23

Brick Cottage Dwelling with rDons, cistern, rood
cellar full lot and well fenced located ftun between
10Th and 11th streeen, KsoAnk. Price o0e cash
balance IN year Enquire Of II. B. TEN-EYCK,
Keokuk, feb&. Heal Rsen3s Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23
-fOR 0ALE-l60 Acres Of Choice

Land, within foar sles Of Keokuk ON the rssd be-
tween the Plank Road and Mssisppi rverAll
doubeiog hoaae and other Improvements II vii be
suid IN parreis fbr Craps culture dssirc This land
vas formerly owned by Mr.. Van Ausal. Title goed
sale. Enquire Of II. B. TEN-BYCk,
moh& w Real Estate Agent Keoknk.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01
Gratuitous Printing.

The following very sensible remarks
from an exchange almost every Publisher
will heartily indorse:
sit has been the custom of all associa-
tions and individuals to impose upon ed
itors the publication of resolutions, obit-
uary notices, advertisements on beneyo-
lent enterprises, and various other arti-
cles of limited interest without charge
We have done quite our share of that
kind of work. If associations render it
due to deceased members to pass resolu-
tions testifying to their virtues and con-
doling with their relations, they should
also consider it due to publishers to pay
for them; and if literary schools and
other institutions cannot exist without
gratuitous printing they must be too
slightly priced to promise substantial ben
eft to members. Until we find teachers
who teach gratis, butchers who furnish
steaks and roasts, without charge, law
yers who counsel without fees, farmers
who donate their wood and produce, &C.,
we must decline being on the list of prin-
ters who print without compensation.
For every line of type set up in a printing
office the puplisher pays cash out OF his
pocket r1 4spT ~ h-
; Paper is so high that some OF the
heaviest users are going to try the effect
of importing stock There is an abun-
dance of rags in the country, much OF
which is stored away on speculation, but
when paper begins to come in from Eu-
rope rags will fall and paper will come
down. .v l.f..a y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01
The International Bridge In
Canada.

The subscription Books for the enter
prise were closed at P. NJ, at Brant-
ford, Toronto and Fort Erie. In Canada
ten per cent. on all subscriptions have to
be paid into certain named Banks within
ten days after subscription, and upon all
subscriptions validated by such deposit.
The one and one half millions of dollars
of stock called for by the charter is
awarded pro-rata, after which all surplus
deposits revert back to the depositors.
At Fort Erie some over subscriptions
were made, which do not reasonably
count. For instance, the stock named in
the charter being one and half million
of dollars, that in the largest amount
which any one subscriber could set his
name against, and yet one person set his
name down against nine millions; anoth-
er against three, and some subscribed a
full million and a half, both at Brantford
and Fort Erie, for the same thing.
As near as we can gather from date be-
fore us, the legitimate subscription of the
Kennard. Atlantic and Erie and Niagara
interests at the three places is about if-
teen millions of dollars-calling for a
million and a half Of dollars deposits,
while the Brantford and Buffalo and Lake
Huron interest show Legitimate subscrip-
ton of about eight millions, calling for a
ten per cent. deposit of eight hundred
thousand dollars.
The above figures may not be exactly
correct, but they are close enough 10 snow
that Kennard's party are IN earnest ana
willing. ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01
A story about OuantreII.

The temperance of Quantrell in the
western part of Missouri has caused i'm
mense excitement among the people
A singular story is related concerning an
adventure of Quantrell in Texas, which
IS as extraordinary in its origin as any
thing in his history. 1t is said that Gen.
Blunt long ago determined to revenge
himself upon Quantrell, and at the same
time put an end to the existence of a
blood thirsty villain. For this purpose it
is reported that Blunt engaged nine Tex
ans as spies, to join Quantrelps band and
destroy him. They agreed to kill or cap
ture Quantrell, and bring his body to
Gen. Blunt as trophy, for which the
latter agreed to pay them S., 1000, if sue
cessfull, and not a cent otherwise.
The Texans therefore joined Quantrelle
gang, and watched their opportunity
Some weeks ago they began to fearthey
were suspected, and concluded to dispatch
their business at once, instead OF waiting,
as they first proposd, until he should re-
turn to Missouri. One night they fred
i've or six shots at Quantrell while he was
In his tent. But though they calculated
their distance closely, the shots eli miss
ed, and their victim escaped. The Tex
ans then fed fromthecamp and returned to
the North. Gen. Blunt has set his heart
upon capturing Quantrell, and he is now
in the field at the head of two hundred
cavalry, trying to capture him. 1t will
fare hard with Quantrell if he falls into
Blunt's hands. ...
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01
The NOn-ImpOrtafiOn Move
ment.

The Washington ladies are in earnest,
and are pushing the National Covenant
organization with energy. They held a
meeting, which was spiritedly addressed
BY Senator Wilkinson of Minnesota, Gen.
Farnsworth of Illinois, Judge Kelley of
Philadelphia, Speaker Colfax and J. 4.
Briggs of Ohio. Letters were read from
Mrs. III. G. Ingerson, Mrs. Willard of
Troy, j. B. LOSING, Esq, and Messers.
Hooper and Rice ofBoston.
While the address was being delivered
the following pledge was very generally
signed,
For three years or during the war we
pledge ourselves to each other and the
country to purchase no imported goods
where those of American manufacture
can be obtained
We furthermore pledge ourselves to
purchase no articles of foreign imports-
ton contained in the list appended to
the covenant, which are
Dress goods of velvet, silks, grenadines,
India Grape and imported organdies.
India lace and broche snawls.
Furs, wrought laces and embroideries
Jewels, watches and precious stones.
Hair ornaments, fans, artificial flowers
and feathers.
Carpets, furniture, silks, and velvets,
painted china, ormula, bronze, marble or
naments and mirrors.
The Chronicle says the meeting was
very enthusiastic and eminentiy satisfac-
tory.