Of the California camp-meeting at Yountville, the Woodland (Cal.), Daily Democrat, of Sept. 21, 1877, says:— “There were six preachers present, and besides other meetings there were three sermons each day. All the tents in use consumed 9,000 yards of canvas in their construction, and for seating, provision stand, restaurants, tables, benches, etc., over 6,000 feet of lumber was used. The organization is in a very healthy condition, numerically, financially, and (its members claim) spiritually. There are now about twenty-five organized churches in the State, with about 800 members. To them were added at this meeting sixty-one—fifty-seven by profession and baptism and four who had been previously baptized. A happier company of people we never beheld. “The denomination will hold another camp-meeting in Fresno County, Sept. 26 to Oct. 1.”