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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

MEETING OF MERCHANTs.-An adjourned
meeting OF wholesale merchants who pro-
pose forming club for the advancement OF
the commercial interests Of the city will be
held this evening at Wilkinson Hall at 6
O'Clock for the purpose OF effecting per-
manent organization. ...s -a.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Rg- On all sales OF Real Estate made 6sttee<a
the 1st OF January and last Of June the tazesf0f
the present year faue to be paid blythe gurchGsert
On all sales made 6etsoee the lst of July and last
Of the year the tares haze to be paid 6y the setteE
[ThIs custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
plies to Richmond and Vicinity1
r. s. ANDERSON & SON, Il A. M, groceries. ~
HILL & ANDERSON, 4 p. NJ, commissioners sale
OF house and lot Oh Twenty-third street near -
street.
j. D. WHITEHEAD CO., 10 A. H., lot of groce-
ries, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

GRAIN. ELEVATOR called meeting Of
the Corn Exchange will be held at the Ex-
change this morning at II O'Clock, to con-
slider the question Of building a grain-eleva-
tor in this city. All persons interested,
whether members Of the Exchange or not,
are invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

CHRISTIAN WoMEN's CITY MISsIoN.-A
slight error crept into our article OF Satur-
day on this subject. twas in regard to the
sale OF soup and coffee. A pone Of bread Is
qiren with each cup Of coffee or bowl OF
soup, no charge being made for it. A quart
OF soup-good, rich, and wholesome-and q
piece OF bread for three cents. AS long as
this institution is kept up there need be but
little suffering for food in our city Ii the
deserving ones will only make application
FOR If
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

THE "GLENwooD WHrsKEY took the first pre-
mium at the State Fair.
The "B Select" WhIskey Is recommended by DR..
J. y. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Sherry-our own Importation,
Cigars, Of every grade, Of our own manufacture,
Liberal discount to the trade.
w. u. BLAIR & CO.,
9O3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

& EASTERN LUNATIc Acknowledgements OF
the Board Of Visitors to the Eastern Luna
tic Asylum who have Just returned from
Williamsburg report that the institution Is
In q most admirable condition under the
superior management OF DR.. Black, the
present superintendent. IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

d Complimentary Testimonial.-The citi-
zens. Of Manchester have rendered Q CON-
plimentary benefit to Master Ralph Bing-
ham as return for his gratuitous exhibi-
tions for the benefit OF the poor OF Manches-
ter, Due notice will be given Of the time
and place of the entertainment. e.e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

Il Bare Sustendnce.-Two able-bodied
men visited Manchester Saturday, leading
an educated bear. Bruin seemed under
perfect control, performed number Of
tricks, and watzed with an agility that
might well be initiated by some OF our
Lyceum and calico-ball beaux. The two
men handed around their hats frequently
during the performance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

The Contested WiI Case.--As several
criminal cases were fixed for Saturday.
Judge Clopson Friday night continued the
consideration Of the Carter-Anderson will
case until to-day. A number Of witnesses
are yet to- be examined, and the case ~ being
hotly contested at every stage by she! able
counsel engaged therein.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

I The THEATRE-h hfss MARY ANDERSON. :
Miss Anderson had splendid matinee Sat.
urday. The playawas Romeo and Juliet,
and the acting in the two chief parts was
very good. 81
Saturday night she appeared in the great
character Of Meg Merrilles, and displayed
better than in any other she has played here
her wonderful powers. Her makeup y
was excellent. Her appearance was almost
exactly that Of a scrawny old hag. It was
impossible to detect a trace OF her youth
and beauty. In the scene where she first
meets Guy Mannering upon his return to
his native country, and in the death scene,
she surpassed all expectation, and very
iavorably compared with Charlotte
Cushman's personation, which did most to
make her famous. Meg Merrilles is not q
pleasant creation, but it is a strong test of y
woman's abilities. Given as it was Saturday
night, it fixes the fearful attention Of the
audience from the beginning and holds it
steadily throughout. Miss Anderson was
not well supported. The singing Saturday
night was wretehed indeed.
Miss Anderson goes from here to Norfolk.
The people Of that fair city are rather better
patrons OF the drama than we are-though
her engagement here was a success-and
will be sure to give her such reception as
her talents and worth deserve.
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THE SINGING PILGRIM.-Philip Philips,
the author and singer, will give two eve
nings Of sacred song in Centenary church
on the 31st instant and 1st OF February for
the benefit of Sunday-school work.
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TIE Hord Murder Irial.-The trial OF
William b. Hord, indicted for the murder
OF D. C. McCloud in Chesterfield county
October @, 1877, will commence to-day be-
fore special term OF tue Circuit Court,
Judge Weisiger presiding. Messrs. George
d. Wise, John B. Young, and David L. Pull
liam are engaged for the defence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-28

THE PROPOSED REORGANIZATION OF THE
STATE GovERNMENT.-The special commits
sion appointed to re0rganize the State Gov
ernment will meet to-day.
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4 WEEKS TRIBUTE TO UNCLE SAM.-Th,

4 WEEKS TRIBUTE TO UNCLE SAM.-The
following were the collections OF United
States revenue for the week ending January
26th, as reported by Deputy Collector Hen
~ Chandler: Monday, S4,97S.97; Tuesday,
50, ,15S.9S; Wednesday, S3,2SS.51; Thurs
day, S4,529.11; Friday, S2,513S6; Satur.
day, s., 2,955.63-total, S20,425.O6.
This is an increase of S1,003.S9 on the
amount reported as collected for the week
ending January 10Th, when it was Sl9,.
101 ~ ..#e-r =s.t ~ q. 49, .
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p THE West Is fast rvalling the East, not only In
material products, but In the offspring OF intellect
and taste. This is happily illustrated by that superb
fashion and literary publication "Andrews's Ba-
zar," published at Cincinnati, at the low price Of
one dollar per annum. In the matter Of fnforna-
t,on on dress and society, and as practical guide In
manua-akiDg, 1t IS one Of the events Of the year.
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NJ. ELLYsoN 6 Co.. advertising agents, Insert ad-
vertsements In all OF the newspapers OF the United
stmes ut publishers rates. ORDERS left at the Dis
patch countin2-room will receive prompt atten-
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SAVE MONEY by haying your printing done the
DISPATCH PRINTaMa~HouaE. Coed work. low
prices, and satisfsstsoa guaranteed.
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29.350,s28 SO
,.E 4,lSS,l4l 33
.68S.63S.a6I II

sgsssg S3t53S,96fSIli
The gfsiature has not only at, all times,
recognised the debt OF Virginia, but have
been at all times warranted In SO doing; for
its bonds were sold 70 bona fds purchasers,
many OF them at prices above their, par
yalne, and the money paid for them was i'm
vested In building railroads. canals, turn-
pixies, colleges, schools, asylnnis, prisons,
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Leaves lhe debt proper. $33,5SS,067 II
These deductions are made because these;
two funds are owned nominaliy by these.
corporations. but are really the property OF
the the State. Of this debt proper, s33, $685.
967.71, dsf.a ~ l..sss
re me principal $50 1926 SO
Inc Interest," 4,lsS,l4I 33
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-21
THE ANDERSON DEMOCRACY.
Brushy Creek Club.


Pursuant to orders from the County Ex-
ecutiye Committee, Brushy Creek Demo-
cratic Club met at Cedar Reath School
House on February 9th at o'clock p. m.
The Club was called to order by first Vice
President J. w. Singleton, who stated the
object of the meeting. Owing to the in
clement weather the reorganization was
postponed until the 4th Saturday in this
month.
Mai. T. H. Russell was called upon for a
report from the County Executive Commit
tee, and after his report he made a few re-
marks in regard to the Importance OF reor-
1aniEation, and then offered the following
resolutions.
Rcsolrcd, As the sense of the Brushy Creek
Democratic Club, that the issues OF the open
| ing campaign in this State should be in the
present as in the past, plain and simple,
and adapted to the exigencies of the State.
| Resolved, Now, as then, the matter OF su'
prenie importance to the people OF the State
Is to complete the great work Of redemption
and reform now so ausPlciousiy Degun.
| Resolved, To this end, and to produce per-
feet unanimity among our people, all side
! issues should be ignored-such as the public
debt, the fence question &c.-and the con-
test made upon the single issue of honesty
and economy in the State administration
and the continued harmonizing of the two
distinct races in our midst.
Resolred, That in this contest, as in the
past, we cordially invite the cooperation OF
all classes of our citizens, without reference
| to past party affiliations.
Rssolred, That especially do We invite and
challenge the hearty cooperation OF the
colored people in the next canvass, as the
experience Of the past two years OF Demo
cratic rule abundantly assures preservation
of their rights and peace and. harmony be.
tween the races.
Resolved, That we truly appreciate the
distinguished services of Judges Cooke and
Mackey in the last campaign, and trust that
our Legislature will manifest that apprecia'
ton by re-electing them to the offices from
which they have been, with others, so un'
tremendously ousted.
Orr motion, the election OF delegates tG
the County Convention was postponed until
next meeting.
On motion, Maj. e. B. Murray and Col
E. M. Rucker were invited to address the
| Club on the issues Of the State politics.
Each member present was constituted
committee of one 10 solicit new members
and stir up all the old ones that are getting
cold.
On motion, the proceedings iof this meet
ing was requested to be published in the
i Anderson INTELLIGETCER.
| The Club then adjourned to meet the 4tt
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pREsENTMENT OF GRAND JURY.
February Term, 1873.

TO tho Honorable T. j. Mackey, Presiding
Judge of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, at An
,tierso7, S. c.:
respectfully present
: That we have examined the different
County offices, and find them properly
andfneatly kept.
We lind that the Execution Book In the
Sheriff's Office from 1866 to 1870 In q very
dilapidated condition, and recommend
that the County Commissioners have
made new index 70 the same, and the
Executive Book be rebound.
We further recommend that they furn-
ieh suitable Book Case for the Sheriffs g
Office.
We find upon examination of the Coun-
tn Jail that it is, in our judgment, inse-
cure, and recommend that the County
Commissioners have done whatever in
their Judgment Is necessary to make it
secure. We find the prisoners well cared
for, and the Jail neatly kept.
We also recommend that the Court
Room be cei;ed over head with plank,
and that the door in the Steeple Of the
Court House be permanently closed. We
also recommend that Stove be placed in
each of the Petit Jury Rooms, for the
comfort of the Jurors.
That by a Committee of our members
we have visited the Poor House, and find
the inmates we'll cared for, but would re-
commend that some of the buildings be
made more comfortable. We find that
the number of inmates during the year
| 1877 reaches as high as sixty; the average
per month fifty-fve, and that the cost pei
month of sustaining the same was three
dollars and eighty-two cents per head
The aggregate of the crop raised on the
Poor House farm was S59l.50; the aggre-
gate cost of maintaining the poor was
50, 732. .S6-the amount over and above the
crop raised on the farm being 22, 14l.36.
We find the Bridges in the County gen.
orally in good order, but the Roads III q
very bad condition, and recommend that
they be worked out as soon as practica-
BILE.
We desire, in conclusion, to express
our qualification that our County is in 9
prosperous condition. Peace aud quie,
reign within our borders, and the people
are encouraged.
We further desire to express our thanks
to his Honor, the presiding Judge, and
the Solicitor for the efficient manner in
which they have discharged their duties
B. d. DEAN, Foreman.
February 10Th, 1878.
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NIartIn Toyynship Club.

Pursuant to notice Martin Township
Democratic Club met ut Clinkscales Mill
OH Saturday, the 10Th inst. The former
President being absent. on motion w. w.
Russell was requested to act as chairman,
who delivered an address, and urged the
Democrats to he thoroughly organized for
the coming campaign. In his remarks be
also pointed out the advantages OF the
Grange, and gave some good advice to the
young men who have recently organized
company at this place.
After the address the Club proceeded to
elect officers, which resulted as follows
Reuben Cliukscales, President c. @. Reed,
lat Vice President; B. Pcarman, End Vice
President; Geo. NJ. McDavid, Secretary.
Executive Committee, T. L. Clinkscales, ST.,
R. B. Kay, ]. a. King, John T. Ashley,
w. ]. Saylors, s.. J. Emerson ard E. Am
brose. Member of the Central Executive
Committee, James A. Drake. Delegates to
the County Convention, j. S. Gassaway,
]. A. Drake, Geo. NJ. McDavid, John T.
Ashley, L. n. Clinkscales, S. j. Emerson,
]. A. Cowan and VIM. Pruiett.
The Club unanimously favored the plan
of Primary Elections.
On motion, the thanks of the Club were
rendered w. w. Russell for his address,
and services rendered on the occasion.
Adjourned to meet on the third Saturday
in March next at o'clock p. m.
r. CLINKSCALES, Pres.
GEO. M. McDAvID, Sec.
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A Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate, with its sudden
changes of temperature-rain, wind and
sunshine often interningliag in single
day-it is no wonder that our children,
friends and relatives are 80 frequently taken
from us by neglected colds, half the deaths
resulting directly from this cause, Abottle
of Boschee's German Syrup kept about your
home for immediate use will prevent serious
sickncss, large doctors bill, aud perhaps
death, by the use Of three or four doses.
For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages,
Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group or any
disease of the Throat or Lungs, It's success
Is simply wonderful, as your druggist will
toll Won. German Syrup is now sold in
every town and village on this continent.
sanaple bottles fortrial loc., regular SIZE l5c.
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Flat Rock Club.

Pursuant to directions from the County
Executive Committee, large number oi
the citizens of Varennes township met at
Flat Rock Church Saturday, 10th inst, for
the purpose of recognizing Flat Rock DEM
o,ratic Club. The meeting was called to
order by DR.. R. e. Thompson, first Vice
President. :,
On motion, Col. ]. w. Norris was called
fer and responded in brief but appropriate
address, explaining The object of the meet
ing and urging his fellow-citizens to action.
On motion, the present officers were re-
elected, to wit: President, Rev. B. Hays
Vice Presidents, Dr. r. E. Thompson and
Col. c. S. Mattison; Corresponding Secre-
tsry, Col. J. w. Norris; Recording Secretary,
S. P. Tete; Executive Committee, P. a.
Masters Grief Tate. W. G. Watson, J. G.
Haynie and s. c. Hall.
The Club favored the plan of Primary
Election.
Coils. ]. w. Norris and C. s. Mattison were
elected delegates to tae County Convention
I to be held on the 4th of March.
The old constitution was adopted rs the
constitution of the Cub for the coming can
vaSs.
The Secretary was requested to furnish the
County papers with the proceedings of the
meeting, and request that they be published.
The Club then adj djourned to meet on the
last Saturday i'll March.
- Ia IN. ".
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We are indebted to the COMMITTEES for an
invitation tn attend the first anniversary
celebration Of the Carolina Literary Society
Of Adger College, in Walhalla. s. Co. on
Friday evening, the Sth of March next.
The order of exercises will be-: Essayist,
John L. McLees. Dcbate-"Ought there to
d union between Church and State?-Af-
;irmative, ]. Walter Daniel; Negative, Jas.
P. Cary. Anniversary Orator, William u.
Neville. The Adger College has taken
fine position among the educational institu-
tions of South Carolina, and bids fair to
become college Of the first order.
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Yes

We can change fifty dollar bill if you
want q bottle Of GLOBE FLOWER SYRUP, the
greatest Cough and Lung Remedy in the
world; or if you want to try it first and see
il what the Hon. Alex. II. Stephens, Ex-
Gov. Smith, E1-Gov. Brown and Hon. Rob-
ert Toombs, of Georgia, say about it is true,
YOU can get Sample Bottle for ten cents at
SINPsos, REID &.Co's. Drug Store, that re-
lieyes an ordinary cold. The GLOBE FLowER
CouGH SYRUP never had an equal for Coughs,
Colds and Lung Affections. It positively
cures Consumption when all other boasted
remedies fail. Sample Bottles, ten cents
Regular size, fifty doses, $100
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MARRIED, on the 18th instant, at the
residence of Joseph Rose, ESQ.,, 2l7 w 3Sth
street. New York, Mr.. S. A. ARNSTEIN, OF
Anderson, S. c., and Miss MINNIE LEO
POLD, daughter of Nathan Leopold.
By Rev. w. F. Martin, on February. 14th,
at his residence, Mr.. w. L. QAMBRELL
and Miss MARY ALICE BALLENTINE,
all of Anderson County.
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Sandy snri.ngs Club.


Sandy Springs Club met according to ap-
pointment February 18th, Vice President
J. G.. Douthit in the chair. 5ae
On motion, i. was adopted that fifteen
members shall constitute o quorum. ,is
The Club extended to the colored voters
of this vicinity a. special invitation to join
this Club, and help maintain a good and
honest government.
The following Executive Committee was
appointed: W. g. Smith, s. L. Eskew, 7. l..
Reid, R. r. Brock and w. A. G. McWhorter.
The Club selected S. l.. Eskew for member
of the County Executive Committe. -.
This Club being; entitled to three delegates
to the County Convention; and as only two
were elected at Ehe last meeting, Jos. B.
Douthit was elected for the third delegate,
and ]. w. Major and 7. o. Morris alter
mates. :
The Club selected Saturday before the first
Sunday for its regular monthly meeting at
SPIN.
Jos. B. DoUTHrr, Secretary. - :. -a'
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PA1.ArAB1E MEDIcINEs.-Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral is honeyed drop of relief; his
Cathartic Pills glide sugar-shod over the
; palate; and his Sarsaparilla is nectar that
imparts vigor to life, restores the health and
eSoels disease Waterford (Pa.l Advertiser.
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seeing nearly as we'll as she ever did. We
had little hope of such good results. N.Y.
wife had been blind five years. You can
imagine the change that had taken place i'll
and around home during that time. 1t was
almost like going into new world. We
shall ever be thankful to God that we mot
you at Eufaula, and hope that his hand may
guide You to equal success in all operations
for restoring sight to the blind.
Yours truly, R. r. CARswELL.
It gives me pleasure to recommend tie
appliances used for correcting deformitiCs
of the feet by the Southern Surgical Insti-
tute, SO Whitehall St., Atlanta Ga. as BE-
ing superior to anything l have ever seen
or used. My son has improved more (hls
case being inverted toes) by their use than
any have ever used. j. o. LEA.
Charleston, S. c.
Nine Years Blind.
DR.. Gurley-My daughter is so grateful
to you, and says she will ever love. you rs
she does the preacher who converted her.
What happy child she was on the traiIll
She saw so many things and enjoyed herself
so much. You don't know how happy We
all are, for we were led to believe that notll-
ing could be done for her that wouldrestore
her sight. I shall ever remember with graf
itude your candor and kindness while under
your treatment at the Institute.
MARY ANTHONY.
Canter, Cherokee Co., Ala.
A Word to those Interested.
One dear to ME has been afflicted with par.
tial but gradually increasing deafness --caustd
by catarrh, by no means an uncommon troll
BILE. applied to DR.. ]. w. Gurley, of this
city he hesitatingly took the case in hand,
but after . short treatment the dear one has
been almost entirely restored. If any that
may happen to read this should be afflicted
in the same way, would advise them 10
apply to him. His treatment is new. lind
him honest, frank and will not flattcr 10
fleece. He is at 333 Whitehall st.. Atlantis,
Ga. w. A. DODGE,
Pastor of St. Paul's Church, Atlanta.
From the Pastor Of Second Baptist Church,
Atlanta, Ga.
With hearty good will toward every e:r-
listing enterprise that seeks, in laudabe
way to foster the public welfare, one mty
greet the rising Of new institution to anne
liorate the condition of suffering humanity.
Having known Dr. ]. w. Gurley for long
time rs an honest, experienced physician
and surgeon, it gratifies me to give him
hearty commencation, and to wish him
DR.. Gurley's method of treating Rupture
is the best have ever tried. He has curd
me. Il. U. NJ.
Marietta, Ga.
Epilepsy.
My daughter has for the last three Yeas
been subject to epileptic fits, having as mary
as three week during the most of that time,
and a continual jerking of the hands ard
feet. Ihave had her treated by a great mary
different doctors and failed to get any relief
until I tried DR.. Gurley. Since he conf
menced treating her she has been free from
jerking of the hands and feet, and has not
had another fit. believe she will be cured
by his treatment. Mrs. n. HOUSE.
Plano, Ala.
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Bradley's Mills, S. c.
CASE OF CLUB FEET.

DR.. j. ". Gurlcy, Southern Surgical Institute
atlanta, Ga:
DearSir-s My son Leonidas improved
from the time you put the braces on him
his feet are straight and he walks perfectly,
know hew grateful we all are for this re-
markable restoration and cure. hope you
may be quite as successful in all such opera
tons. 9 Yours truly,
MurphY. n. C. ]. II. L. BRITAIN.
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OBITUARY..

DIED, in De Kalb County, Alabama, on
the 4th February, 1873, Mrs. SALLIE MASTERS,
widow OF G. w. Masters, formerly of South
Carolina, aged geventy-fve years. The de-
ceased was a devoted Christian, q tender,
gentle and 1oTing wife, an affectionate
mother, warm and ardent friend. Her
work on earth Is done, and We await only q
short time to meet again on the other
shore. M. Y. II.
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Saturday in this month at one o'clock p
nl., at Cedar Reath School House.
]. w. SINGLETON,
President pro tenn.
s. G.. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
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col. z. N. RucKER

was next called for, and made an eloquent
speech, after which Messrs. E. b: Murray
and W. w. Humphreys were called for, and
returned: their thanks for the compliment
extended, after which the meeting dis