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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-14

tJurtnaNe Entrance on l"ehV 'e'eH's~
TRAINS LEAVE Nsw.YoRK
For HewHsyen anu bridgeport sLL lilo M lli5 tEIl
stafford Fsfss Southport and weport iloOl
For South SosaiE l. IIl 1850 nj I2:lS Er GIL aia.
SO !ES S;'g' III 10 s YEA 34F a9o S. 90 and s:0pm
For stanford tEtl Il;!o m hlS (ELl BIS tsrl h''.
For Grecarh ard Intermediate staaoa, l. il:0o 2ls a'
- sSG s Mail IRAN leave. .eynh SewYOr a L. FOG
Boston, wa both SpnFcesos iFe FL ss? FRhS
fSi sSsa va ssS Bs ins 5 ana I
For Hartford ..d spnsds I2:is and m p sor.A,n,ou
For conseeticai River Railroad n lHi'p ~ !" '''"
For HARTFORD Providence Fshk Railroad m l2iS m
For shore L,ne Ralssy at a ~ to N0r"ie0 aud '
For Isvea ia and Sosptsn Railroad to soh
'T rSS as Maetcwn and wmAnc Railroad M Las
5,S.a r. n and i DS Isi g Waterbury, a.
Sleeping c1 attached p % T c.r s ss to I
M p:s: &. gsf a s g1s is'ss ~ %
s sRf Sspe No. 80 Brodssy All G1 BrooIp "a
ss; can have their 'fss ssi oiT i ssS
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Through Trsu. vii New Depot FodrsA've aud FoHy
$50 cs..ss AID Moo,,ssi s1Ts.:' with Dr'"as''m cars
1870 m Special Chicago Express With DraHnsrOOn cars to Buffalo
1854. a. s % s sasss1 r and Western Express
400 Express with slsepnsear' IRON Sswf'fi !" ~
SEQ n Express. slespnseau for wa'ert'"n o'"'s' and
400 N p.ss Erpre,s WITH sieepngcan for ROCHESTER Beaao
WV M 49,. Falls, also Chicago via both Ia and d. V
R,rass, and for LOUIS via Toledo leaves Oh sasAs
HOO SnEE ,,re.. With sleeping 70, Troy and Albany
An o.i ,r.ns Of ionkers a'e iom az depo
kEsDEtk ,i a.s: ss f s:'s.Si'i s:.
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT o..
wSsI I'D S ' ss :: n
u night and o, ssnss,'s eTT nj fSi s,Sa
ron sl TIR WEST, Via Bait $3.50 so and 9gr n
For the SOUTH $3.50 800 Silver Palace cars 10
TON yuchbarg daily y2u train without change of h~
WEST Railroads.&c. and o;0' an slO M
silver Palace attached the $50 and hoash on
New Pittsburgh Chicago and Louisville sshoa cssnt
Palace staehd to osop daily and run t5fossn J
karg Cneinna Louisville st. LOUIS without hssge s,er
Yok Wayne, Cbago without change Tickets Tor sale oss
Of D,sbrosss. ST. foo; u COrtandtsl and ~ 3psdsa
Pw RANKIN Gsa Pass Pas. Ast y. W JACKSON. oes1sspt-
SOUTH SIDE X. II. OF l.. l.
Winter Arrangements commencing 90 is7i nom ke''s'e" am
GuuasL renes Nss-lork.
Mail for Pachogae by stage for Beepon an' riv f
lUi0 m. Accommodation TO Babylon. au, - a.. Plaza.
3;Bi " Pachogue by stage for beo anu r
410 Accommodation Ip hroash 10 FAioA'sae VI Ss~~
m. Babylop Accommodating.
Ne. Accommodation for Mernck - ..... A
The aud 10 and the $3.50 aud 9i.y ~ usn' 'S
Waller Stream tor Rockssay aud hemPsiead
' G. ". DOUGLAS. sapshatsndssA
See Time rsblea
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Coparinersnlp Notlces.
Proposals.
OFFICE CHiKP uARTgRsAsrgn.
FIRST QrAErEhnAsTER' District, ID. T.,
CORNISH GREENE ASD HOusrON

SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, with
- cory Of this attached IN each are invited and viii he
received Office uau L JUNE 1872 for supplying this De.
Fort Columbus, Newiork HaTborlooa0OO pounds stove anu
F Wood SeEYoE Harboro4aO 400 pounds stove 576OO pounds
egg and go pounds hunous coal aud 50 G hard wood
Port Hamilton NewNoTk Harbor-OJp pounds stove and lOVo
pounds egg coal and 100 cords hard wood $500.
Fort Madsworh Now-Yok Harborf0o00 po.nts stove, 1888
pouls egg pounds coal and 6s cords kndln-oo
Dagids Island SewYork Harbor-OO pounds stove and lOoVv
Ton Giams Newport L12OoO 600 pounds 200 900
eeV and l2 pounds COAL and 20 CORDS -EGlngEood
Fort Tmmbu Ses-London Conn1329 pounds stove OOOVO
pounds aud 10000 pounds nut coal and 10 cord hard WOOL
Fort Hale New Haven, Coun.-88 pounds stove eoa
Patsgrg Barracks Patis5arg N i612NO pounds egg coal and
50 conis harl wood. ,,o,co -, - ,oo mn
Wc,s Point NewYork Harbor-1li3l61 pounds egg, 2eoVo
pounds and 6 pounds nut coal 5000 pounds Unanimous COAL
and III cords hard wood. 49,
coal anthracite Of the best quality and the WOOD SOUND d
and raerchantahle, aud free from crooked limbs
Tie wool be- delivered whsryes and the coal in the yards
places provided reception, at the respective posts and The
trimming done b. the eoliracoH =,
Deliveries such times and in such quantities may be
required b. the QuaTternasteIs Department
PAYMENTS will ok City according to the weight and
meaGGmeut certified by tie Cuaernas,ef a. lie places o. cele
be bid for in OF ~ oard and wood IN cords OF
No bid entertained from any party who has heretofore with
drawn, i.el to iulal bis contract
Blank forms OF proposals can be procured ct this Office 49,
bid be accompanied by guarantee signed by two eonbe
peous the bid Is accepted and contract rteT INTO they
M become ss-ees equal fourth the Of the
tract for the faithful execution Of the
responsibility OF the guanio must be certified to by United
check deposited this Office to insure the execution OF CONTRACT.
No bd will be entertained accordance with this ad
and bdes will have the privilege Of being present at the
opening Of the bids.
Bs may he made will entertained Tor the wood coal
rateiy for of the Posts 1890
The Government right reject all bids regarded
Department aeDt such portion
less tann o Post that be deemed Of advantage TO the
Poposss must Be udorsed Proposals Coal Wood" an adj
dressed the unegaed TO whom application s9nd pc made Tor
OTHER information, IL desired r. y. BAlCHELDEK
Major and Dua C. q NJ.
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First QulRrERNisTsRs DIsrRIcT d. r..
CORNER HousroS GRaESEsrs, AEv-YoRK Apul II, 52
GEALED PROPOSALS, i'll Duplicate, with
- copy Of tbs adj ersemen attached to each are nve aud viii
Department with the following nsnei quantities Forage awi Straw
Fors Columbus HewYork Hsrbo2 POUNDS Corn 1856 pounds
Oats 80 60 pounds ilay. and licO0O pounds
Fort Wood New York IaborO pouRls Oats 5ll0 pounds Hay
Fo Td@I.on YeSYork COO pounds Corn 10000
pounds Oats, i 600 pounds Hay R 900 pounds Straw and Ilo0
Fort ellsworth Harbor-45 Go pounds Oats 100
pounds 4y. ami q ZIG ponds straw
Dsy sanl NeHYOk AaroG3GOO pounds Oats 49, $50 pounds
Fort Adams Newport IL; pounds Com 600 pounds oa
so. 100 pounds Hay, and l63,f32 pounds straw.
Fort Tmmba New loadoa Conn2 O pounds Oats $3.50 pounds
Hay, and Il, 128 pounds Straw
Port Hale Ee~-Iiavep, Conn.-la pounds Straw.
Plattshug Barracks Phtsbug " i-24J pounds Oats 2tOi
pounfs Hty and n, 80 pounls straw.
Wils Point NewYok Harbor- pounds Corn 100 pounds
Oats 200 $40 pounds Hay, and 81 9J5 pounds Straw.
slbnia sacks securely sewed prevent
wage end the Hay and Straw IN bales from Surplus
other foreign matter.
These suppes delivered respective
Posts such times and such Quantities DO tue
weights certified 10 BY the Post Quarenase the places OF de-
livery
Corn Oats ay, Straw Re Straw hrea called ior at
each the pc The prices Of the Corn OATS aud Bran must include
sacks
Zach bid mas, accompanied guarantee by two re.pou.
sbr persons that tie bid shall BE- accepted and contract
rd into will
the contract for the faithful performance the
that
ssneb and bidders have the privilege OF being present the
The Government right reject all BID. regarded
the Department sah portion bid
than for Post that be deemed Of advantage the public
interest
Straw herein called for any more Of the Posts.
Proposals adorsed PfopO.a Forage and Straw
addressed 10 the Under gd Of whom other Information obtained
II desired r. BAfCHELDER,
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New Publications.
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X PHYSIOLOGICAL POSITION OF ALCOHOL Or hehardsonl
Y. vESUvIUS. IL
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Ufdchcf5.
A LITERARY LADY READS with married
u ,Gs f he erst fue, the Poets History, English Literature,
SLAUGHTERED Compoauon Correspondence Con,Ia
ZION I'm Die all the Elementary English Stads Aasrss
MUSIC Box 100. Tribune Office
A YOUNG MAN, lately from College, would
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ny " ngs gnne ,be Ueek WIN teach the rudmens
Of Latin and Greek coach for college Those residing IN South
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NETWORK ANT. NEw-HAyEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANG RMENT,
COMMENCING MAY Y, 1871
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YOR
l. b. KICKER. Genl. supt.

P,eugs, Station in Nw.York corner Twenty syenihst and
Fourth-ave. Entrance Twenty seyenlsL
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obstruction.

JH5Irurll01.
A HOME and SCHOOL for several BOYS
lars and references address HIRAM H. POST
Pos,-ohee Box ia "
A HOME and SCHOOL for TEN BOYS, ages
IA 5tO II. Address Mrs q. A. RUSS Tanytown ~ \.
A WILLIAMSON's Family School for Bows,
IA Bedford Westehester Co. n. Y, will REOPEN April 30
pOYS BOARDING. SCHOOL, at Wilton. Conn.
- Home eomo healthy location reasonable Address AU.
GUsTUS wHITLoCK
RRAINERD INSTITUTE, Cranberry, N. j.
ID w. 8. McSAIR, Principal
CHESTER INSTITUTE for YOUNG LADIES
~ "A pleasant home In beautiful country moderate san
mer Session opens "WEDNESDAY. May l. ls72 4 g. MAGIR
Chester Institute. chestsr. Morrs County, Esw.Je.y
COUNTRY HOME and SCHOOL for BOYS
" Number limited Address IRA PESPIELD sepney Depot Conn
EEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, N. j.
IL For terms, ETC., address
Rev JOHN H. BRAKgLEY. Ph. D.. Pre.dsn.
nor BOYS-Superior advantages at RIVER
II VIEW ACADEMY fouhrteepse, N. Y
HEMPSTEAD INSTITUTE, L. l., n. y
l. Male and Female Departments Prices moderate
T. KINDS, A, NJ, Principal
HOME and SCHOOL for CHILDREN.-Sum-
term opens May Address the mesIArCH. Danhuy Cosn
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Aa4rsss Rev. " J. JACKSON. NJ A.. Phhepal
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The farmers arc to hsve the benefit
Of the 0Overnmenl's Signal 6ervics
weather representations. The C0uD.
try eaae 0f the Misslssil .pi river to be
divided into districts. in tho center Ol
which the weather reports aFe 70 be
sent By telegraph. and then distsibu
ted hv mail b, the ysriOus Poafmasferr
In each district. aud posted up In the
msrs aud Others who may wish IA
c0nause them. This arrangement will
vice In our large cities hes for the past
year or two been to commerce. Chi.
Journal
Very good. but what a the country
ssest Of the Mississippi river:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

The Fort Madison Ploisdcolcr In
publishing some facts to show that the
new penttentiaFy y not needed and
that its construction at this time u III
uncalisd Tor sxpsnss. II states that
there are six.y vacant cells in the old
prison In that place. aud that the mum.
Der Of convicts 10 diminishing. rather
than increasing. The old prison can
easily be enlarged. BY extending the
vail thus making ,nnrs yard room,
and putting another story on the cell
rooms, thus making more cells. Fifty
thousand dollars judiciousIy expended
will make the prison capable Of &C.
commodating eight hundred convicts
There are now only about two hun.
dred aud sixty.
These facts, substantially. were
urged upon the Legislature last win
ter bs5Ors the appropriation for com.
mencing the new prison 1t Anamoss
was voted, but . majority Of member
thought Il insxpedisot 70 enlarge the
grounds 1t Fort Madison, and that the
new building would b needed by the
time il could be put In readiness to re-
ceivs consicts. We have thought ~
along, aud still think the policy adopt
I'd was very unwiss, but the step Ian.
been taken, and Il will BE- difficult 4
retracs II Burlington Hnmkeyc
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A Washington dispsfch Gays that
Speaker Blaine expects reelection
BY the next Congress, hut = good deal
Of wire pulling 10 likely 10 tsks place
before that time. Freeman Clarke, 81
New York. Il mentioned = . candi-
date for The Spsakership. The 8outh-
ern members mention Horace Nay
nard for the position. Fernando
Wood will BE- the candidate Of the
Dsmocrats.
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Iowa state Horticultural Society

The Sixth Annual meeting NJ this
Society will Be held IN the City Of
Davsspost. on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, Jan. q. - and g, 1873
sommsncing ct 10 o'clock on the
mornlng Of the arst day.
This State Horticultural Society ID
cordially invited to hold this annual
meeting at Davenport by the Scott
County Horticultural Society, and the
citizens Of that place generally.
II y TO b hoped that there will b 4
large attendance OF the live Horticul-
tuTisss Of our State, - well ~ those
from other States. who are cordially
invited 70 meet with 10. and to take
an active part In the great interests o.
Fruit and Horticulture, Trees for orna-
mont and for timber, heJgss, etc., the
great nssd Of our prairie homes.
The following Railroads. have con-
ssntsd 10 give the usual reduction 10
fare, By presenting certificate from the
secretary on their return: Dayenpor.
4 81. Paul; Rockford, Rock Island 4
st. Louis; Illinois Central; Chicago
Clinton 4 Dubuque; Chicago. Du-
buqus 4 Minnesota: Burlington, &c
dar Rapids 4 Minnesota; Central
lows.
Our Society has now bscome one Of
the permanent institutions Of the
Stats. having. through the iIbsrality
ofths lsss Legislature, received m
anSusi appropriation to assist 10 car
s,lng eut IT, useful objects.
Cooperation and Association 10 the
adviss v tiss Industrious producers Of
our county. Let 10 meet together
for or mutual benefit and that Of ths
public. ~ the Interchange Of informa
ton end valuable experience Of each
one.
Psrsons wishing 70 become msmbsrs
II IL. Society and ere unabls to IT.
tsnd. can Do 70 b. sending thsis nams'
and one dollar 70 the 6esrstasy. and
they VIII - entitled 70 . COPY Of the
trapsactioss, when published.
eUEL FOSTER, Pre-.
DUDLEY w. ADAMS, $50, Il.
tVssksA. lows. w
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THE
QIIIlnlC lI|Ille|d
FOR 1873.
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.

Asf 0ASAS IVA ASA>'
rh> arrrr,,r,c Arr.,cAs - In a. snh -.
s@S3ssssS NJ ~ ~,rS y s"s su-asss@ S@a'
IN e:stsSss smo.ace the ,a,sue a. mese ,ns.reH.
. .s :sa 49, 3 9: .ss W,.a
scsiKsaSns, SitA ne.ssifM HnsYvia% e NsS e:
taass, Rscipss, sas0ssseaa anS 1vics, 81 Prsctc.
81 Wrlters fOr WoTkmen and Employer, In III the
various Arts II
Dss,rp,,cs. Of lnpssysmsnts; n,sesyes:., and
Scal Engineering Milling Mining and Ne1allurry:
Records Of he lats prsGrss il the ppIIcAsiss 81
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A New York special says VIM. Or.
ton has sold Whitelaw Reid my
shaFes Of Tribune stock ct . large Cd
vance on the price recently paid ior II.
retaining one himself. and that Reid
will continue TO manage the paper on
the same line Of policy be has been
recently rursuing.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

Full returns Of the electoral vote
have finally bsen received. The cleo
tors In thirty States. casting two hun
drsd and eighty. seven electoral votes
give them TO Grant aud Wilson. The
electors Ia the seven states that voted
for 0res:sy aud Brown ct the poll.
acted without uoanimity. and many
voted on their own hook. The vosl
for President 10 thsae seven States
was thus divided :-Greeley, s; b
Gratis Brown, -; T. A. Hendricks, q
c. J. Jenkins. 2; Davi1 Davis. 1; blank
s. For Vice President the vote was
divided: Brown, IS; N. p. Banks. z
g. w. Julian. s; A. II. Colquit. s; J.
n. Palmer, 8; T. e. Bramlette, 8; w
6. Groesbsck, 1; w. B. Machen. l. IL
Missouri, one elector on the Greeley
and Brown ticket. refused tn vote fos
Brown for either President or Vice
Prssident-s case without precedent
IN the history Of Presidential electiona
The three votes for Horace Greeley.
for President, were cast In Georgia
and the three for John n. Palmer, Il,
Vice President. 10 Missouri.
Louisiana sends lists from two diff.
fsrent electoral colleges. The iva
Houses Of Congress In joint conven.
ton will determine which shall be
counted on the second Wednesday IN
February, the time for counting al
electoral votes.
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The Central Prssbytsrian Tabsrna-
ole = Brooklyn N. r.. Of which Rev.
T. Dewitt -Tallmadgs b pastor, va
Destroyed BY drs Sunday, t0gsthsr
with ths mammoth jubilee organ.
BY the exeFtlons Of the nremen the
flEe w. conansd to the church. The
ROOT 1sll Ia at 1880, and soon after the
cupola With the bell. weighing 1000
pounds. The tabern scls VS. erected
ID 1870 and cost "a. 0oO- Being built
II corrugated iron. 1t wAs rsgardsd -
Ore proof, and was enlarged In 1871 %
= - ssat 400 pssseas, For Il w.
parehased The Boston Coliseum organ,
the largest inatrumeu. In the country.
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NUrIcH u hereby given 70 The stock
holders 81 the Wilton Cooperative
Store that the regular meeting of the
Stockholders 1t said incorporation Wiil
be held IN Hesselgesasr's Hail on the
a'st Monday IN January, 1879. At 10
0'cl0ck A. M. .S9 4 Lille
awsfa ~ C.P. FcKsr, seo,y.
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Thses ars soeO HAnDas q Hus-
handsy 10 the 6taes aad u b estimated
~ - dslegaass will asesnd tha
etats Grange 70 mess at De- Molnes
non the 18th sfJanuary. The Material
0sangs ossls = Washington, d. g.,
On the Sth Of January. and lows will
- Fspssssntsd ~ D. w. Adsms
State Nasser. Gen. VIM. d. Wilson
and NF. ]. C. Abbott.
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The time for holding regular meet.
ings Of Forest Grange y every Satur-
day evening ~ II o'clock on or before
full moon. b. BURROUGHS, Sec.
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SprindaIe Grange No. s37 meets rec.
ularly every Saturday night on or b.
fore the full moon ct their hall 10
Sprlngdaie.
~ I'll " d. N. Smith Sec'y.
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SEND notices Of mestings, or any
items Of interest TO the order. for pub
licatiOn In these columns.
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Rslh hossss e Con9fsss On last Fri
day .aajoufned lor the l,olidAys, t.
reasonable On tho 9th Of January.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

M. Boutwell, Will positively lsavs
the CAhisss Ia March, sud viii run
Tor The Senate IN plaes Of Henry VIII
sou.
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To sell or not sell,
That's the question.

Whether it's no.
bier to suffer the
stings and arrows
Of outrageous lack
Of custom, and hold
on to the Goods be-
cause you can't get
an exorbitant price;
or to do ~ they are
doing At the
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Uct MS u0uC iuUN HtuHtoOsC sH0b shy
other land In the vicinity. He IL how.
ever, inclined to think that cultivated
timber ID gowing 10 he ~ much better
and more probable than the Wild or
natural growth - tame grass has Prov
ed better for hay than wild. For srti-
fetal groves he has great confidence In
White Ash. Black Walnut and Black
chsrry-particuiasly the latter, Euro
pean Larch mildly recommended. u
A report mode on this sudject TO the
State Society by J. L. Budd was then
read by the Secretary 1t was
comprehensive and interesting. Thsre
were probably . hundred varieties Of
forest trees which might b grown,
but half dozen Of the very best wers
sufficient to mention, Of these, Black
cherry vas placed flfst and Ash second
AFrERNOoN.--A c0mmittse consist
ing Of Sucl Foster, Isaac Negus and
Henry Strohm, appointed tDr the pur-
pose. had bssn buaily Engaged ct noon
In the examinations of 1ne array Of
native apples. and reported upon cosn.
Ing to order the names Of eighties ~.
rie,ics shown, Including . new seed-
ling raised by Moses aruwelt. ~ Z
The next order of business was the
excellent address by Psesident0. r..
Wood, of which spacs will not permit
W eres . synopsis. Then proceeded
to the election Of officers for the ensu-
Ing year with the following result: Il
Presidsnt-H. w. Lathrop. Iowa
City. s., . t.A IA. 81,
Wee Presidcpt-M. Goodspeed, Lax
Ingt0n, Washington County. ", s.
Secrctary-W. J. Absrnethy, Cedar
Rapids. s.. 4 s.ssslil.
7feasMrcr-Henry 6trohpa, Iowa
City. s 81 ,..s = .s3ss.. ]
Direclors--Jonathan Mickey. Sual
Foster, q. A. Knowles, A. Giddings,
a. q. Chandlee. ..s s.ag
II was decided u hold The psxt A.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-11-09

Major-Gene,al George G. Meade
died at his residence in Philadel-
phia, Wednesday evening He
was born at Cafiiz, Spain, in 1916,
graduated at Wes, Point in 1885,
entered the am, as second lieu
tenant OF artillery. served in the
Mexican war, during which he dis
,inguisbed himself in the battles of
Pal" Alto and Monterey. He went
steadily up through the regular
grades OF promotion until. as com
mansier at The battle of Get'ys-
hnrs. he im'nortalized him eli.
=, neral Meade takes many bulle.
stars ia The grave and leaves q
record Of one oi tna nost expert
enced ard !ait'2fnl = oilers q tie
r public.