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No. 6.] HAMILTON COLLEGE, CLINTON, N. Y., JULY, 1863. [ P RICE 5 0Ts.

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ESTABLIS HED 1831.

1863.

TIORACE P. V. DOGUE, AUSTIN KNAPP IIOYT, WILLIA1f NOBLE PAGE.t ROBERT TURNER: EDWARD HERBERT WARDWELL.t

1864.

CHARLES P. ARNOLD, SUER){ AN DWIGHT CANFIELD,t R. ALLISON ELMER, WILLIAM DUDLEY FARLIN,t WARD IIUNT. Jn., ELIIIU ROOT.

1865 .

DENJA)fiN W. JOHNSON, EDWIN C. LUCE, IIAmLTON D. TOMPKINS.

1866. CmfAN CHEENEY A~IES, BYRON W. BAKER, WIU!OT EARLL BURTON, JX\IES B. COOK, GEORGE ADA1fS PORTER, ~b()RGE N. SNYDER.

FOUNDED 1832.

1863.

WILLIA)f KIRKLAND BACON,• STEPIIEN GROSYENOR HOPKINS.t

1864.

WILLARD ADA:'I!S COBB, PIIILIP CLINTON CURRAN. WILLIAM HCBDELL FISHER, THEODORE FAXTON GARDNER, ROBERT WESLEY :'llciNTOSH, CIIA'RLES STERLING MILLARD, PAYSON HUNGERFORD .MINER, FRANK WILLIAM PLANT, HENRY .MARTYN SIMMONS, IIENRY TOMPKINS.

1865.

SILAS HOBART ADAMS, DANA WJLLIA:'IIS BIGELOW, JOliN HENRY TIICOK, JOliN )HLTON HOLLEY. ALBERT PHILLIPS.

1866. AUGUSTUS SCOTT CAMPBELL, HENRY DRAKE CUNNINGHA)I, LEWIS REYDURNE IIE:\IPSTEAD, ABEL GROSVENOR H OPKINS, CHESTER HUNTINGTON, SEXTUS HUNGERFORD KNI GHT, CHARLES WESLEY MERRITT, CHARLES P. SKINNER, WILLIAM HENRY SPENCER.

ESTABLISHED 1843.

1863 .

SA:\!UEL IIA WLEY ADA:\IS, REIO:..S DAVIS, CHARLES MYRON IJOLTON.t ALLEN DEWITT RODERTS.t

1864 .

WALLACE D. CIIILDS, IIERMON DUTILII JE.'\KINS, EDGAR MARTIN MARBLE, JOliN STRYKER PARKHURST, B. FRANK POPE, WILLARD BRADLEY RISING, JOHN IIENRY ROE.t

1865.

L DIAN WILSON PARSONS, WILLIAM OLIVER WEBSTER.

1866.

BURDETT A. BLAIR, H ENRY RICE PRATT, JOHN NEWEL TILDEN, WILLIAM JUSTUS TOWNSEND.

ESTABLISHED 1845.

1863.

EDWARD WOODBRIDGE A VERY,

L. PARSONS BISSELL.

CHARLES KING DUTTON,t

CHARLES MORTON EVERETT,

NATH ANI EL D. IIINCKLEY,t

J. JAMES TUNNICLIFF.

1864.

:\!ORRIS BROWN, Jn.,

A~IOS IIA:\DfOND DEAN,

JAMES EDGAR JENKINS,t

FRANKLIN DAY LOCKE,

WILLARD PECK.

1865.

FRED. DWIGH'l' ALLING,

JOSEPII M. GOERTNER,

WILLIAM S. MILLER,

HOWARD E. MITCHELL,t

LOUIS R. :McLAIN,

MORRIS F. SIIEPP ARD.

J AlllES N. TAFT.

1866.

GEORGE TUNNICLIFF.

ESTABLISHED IN 1856.

1863.

CHARLES ABBOTT BUTTS,t

CIIARLE3 E llORY DAVENPORT,

CIIARLES MATTOON FOSTER,

DWIGIIr .MORGAN LEE,

GEORGE MILTO~ LOOMIS.

1864.

CLINTON MANNING BALL,

MILTON OSCAR DAYTON,f

JOHN H. HOWELL,f

JAMES D. S. PARDEE,

FRANK PLACE,f

CHARLES .MYRON WINSLOW,

EZRA DARTON WOOD.

1865.

GEORGE HENRY ALLEN,t

ORVILLE PAYSON ALLEN,

TRUMAN S. BETTS,

MORRIS POWELL BREWER,

ALFRED IIENRY CII.A.MPLIN,

LE ROY PARKER.

1 8 66.

GEORGE W. DILLOW,

EDWARD W. GRANT,

WILLIAM W. KIRBY.

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m~!in ~ll~ilon. ESTABLISHED 1847.

1863. MYRON ADAMS, Jn.,t IIENRY PORTER COOK,t PEfER QUICK ECKERSON, GUILFORD ADNA MARKHAM, GEO. WRIGHT SBELDON,t JONATHAN SEYllOL'R SLIE, AUGUSTGS R. SOUTHWICK.

1864. GEORGE BAYLESS, TUEODORE FRELINGIIUYSEN JESSUP, IIENRY LEUISIXGER, HENRY LOOYIS,t NORM:AN CHESTER McMATH, ALFRED AYRE MORSE, KENDRICK S. PUTNAM, DARIUS CARTER SACKETT, JUSTIN SMITIJ, Jn., t MASON COLBURN SVITH, GEORGE GALITZIN TRUAIR,t GEORGE ABELL WATSON,• CHARLES IIENRY WEST, Jn.,t ALBERT PAYSON WORTHINGTON.

1865. WILLIAM HENRY DATES, I~AAC OLIYER BERT, ,J.\llES ALEXANDER FERGGSON, HENRY .FOORV, JAMES PELEG KI MBALL, GEORGE W ASfiiNGTON MARTIN, J AMES RODGERS, JAMES PATTERSON STRATTON.

1866. J OSEPH YORK CIIAPIN, GEORGE NORTON, CHARLES SIMPSON, SAMUEL DARlUS WILCOX.

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t;ocicfy of m orisfiatt ~esearcij. OFFICERS .

:First Term.

President, .... .. ... .. ..... STEPHEN G. TioPKINS. Vice President, ...... . .... II ENRY MARTYN DoDD. Secretm·y and Treasurer, . . ... J AlrEs .A. I•'~:RGCSON . Librarian, .......... . ....•... WILLIAlt lluTTON.

Standing Committee. ALFRED .A. MoRs~, Chairman. DANA '\VILLIAUS BIGELOW, J AUES p. STRATTON.

Second Term.

President, ..... .. . .. ..... CHARLES VAN NoRDEN. Vice President, . .. . . .. . ... KENDRICK S. PuTNAll'. Secretar·y and Treasurer, . . liAmLTON B. To)IPKINS.

Third Term.

President, ... . . . ..... . ...... . Jo.NATHAN S. ~LIE. Vice President, ......... .. . . .. '\VILLIAU H. TEEL. & crelary and Treasurer, . ...... OscAR H. EWIER.

President, . ... . ... . . .... HORACE P . V. BOGUE. & cr·etary, ........ . AUGUSTUS B. SOUTilWICK. _ ..,. __ , __

CLASS-DAY OF '63. Orat01·, . . . ......... . .. .. . S. ITA WLEY .ADAMS. Poet, . .. ....... . ... .. .. . . :MYROX ADAMS, JR. Historian, ............. . JAMES J . TUNNICLIFF. Prophet, ........ . .. . ... .. . GEORGE M. LOOMIS.

--·-COMMENCEMENT MARSHALS.

L. PARSONS BISS ELL, REES DAYIS, CnARLEs )1. FosTER.

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,JULY, 18 G 3.

Issued by the Class of l868_

EDITORS, ORARLES M. EVERETT, DWIGHT M. LEE.

OUR ALMA MATER.

W c arc happy to announce the continued pro~perity of our Alma :Mater. 'l'hc year succeeding the" Golden 'redding" has indeed been propitious for Old Hamilton. .Xotwithstand­ing the war times, the friends of the Institution luwc JH'OYcd their loyalty to its interests, and a new Profcssor~hip liaR been endowed. The College grounds fitly portrny the cle­ments of our growth and progress. 'l'hc Campn~, beautified as it is with hedges and flowers, and winding; wnlks and car­riage way~, not only welcomes the visitor, but inrigoratcR the student. Here, the elms of the old world and the maples of the new, the sil rcr firs of Siberia and the pines of Or<•p;on "in harmony dwell"-a happy type of friendship ami good will. .X aturc not only contributes to make our study-home plca~ant and desirable, but we find in our Profl'-<sors superior abilities blended with geniality.

But in the quiet of our seclusion we are nnt umnitulful of the husy world without. Our "roll of honor" will ~how that within these walls is found material for fighting ns well as thinking. Some of our companions have already fallen on the battle-field. :X o where arc the daily paper;; more anx­iously looked for ; and as announcements of victory or defeat come from the scenes of strife, no where can t he deep i nHpira­tion of true patriotism be more clearly seen than in the old College Chapel.

W c of the Class of '63 I care our Alma :.\later not without feelings of regret, yet we welcome the wide world. The first class in forty years to graduate no "~ccond dirision men," we can only hope for like succe,;s in the future. "•ith our ranks decimated, like those of "veteran rcgimcnti<," :wcl mouming the Joss of a. BAco~ and a TcRXER, we go forth, and may the fond dreams of College days be realized.

OBITUARY .

Adjutant 'VILT.TAli K. BAco~, a mcmbe1· of th<> Senior ClaR~, was killed at the battle of Frcdcl'ichhurg-, Dc<'<•mher 13tll, 1862. Xo eul ogy can adequately CX}H'C~H the feelings of friendship with which Bacon was regarded while i n Col­lege ; nor did he hold a less cnviahlc position as a scholar.

Connecting l1imsclf, as a private, with the lit·st regiment that mardwd from our county, hy intrin~ic merit and unaided efforts, he arose at once to the position of Adjutant. In the battles of Ce<lar )!onntain, Bull Run, (where he was wounded while gallantly leading his regiment again~t the enemy,) ancl Fredericksburg, he horc a conspicuous part. Freder­icksburg was dcstinc<l to be the clo~e of a life ~o c,-cntful. A rebel bullet at once deprived his coul!try of a bra,-e soltlicr, and an honored family of an only son. l1 is funeral obsequies were attended at Utica, hy an inunensc coneour:<c, assembled to pay the last rites of respect 'to the youthful soldier.

On the 16th of December, 1862, in the engagement under Gen. Foster, at Goldsboro', :X. C., Roamr 'lbtxF.R, of the Class of '63, gayc up his I ifc for his country.

The remains of one so brilliant, so ft·ank, so heautiful, intel­ligent, genial, earnest, ardent, now moulder hcncath the ho~­tilc ~oil of Carolina, hut his noble ~pii·it has gone up aho,·c the din of the conflict, to meet its reward at the hand of the

1 God of Battle~. He fell as a priYatc in the 24th :X. Y. I Artillery, fighting, not for honor, not for reward, hut ~s a I " Christina soldier ! "

Hbtory may not carve his name on her tahlcts, hut the name and memory of "Boh Turner" arc alrca<ly writtl'n in letters incfl'aC'cahlc on the hearts of all who knew him.

On the 31st day of .January, 1863, Sergt. Gt:ORGt: A. WAT­

so~, of the ll2th Regiment of Xew York Yolunteer~, was killed in the hattie of 13laC'kwatcr.

Among the numerous roluutcct·s from Hamilton College, who responded ~o nohly to the call of tlw l're~idcnt one year ago, he was the first of the class of '64 to seal his d<•votion to his eountry with hiH blood.

X o man ever enlisted from a higher ~cn~c of duty, or endured more chc<·rfully the hardtships incident to the soldicr'H life. A large <.:irC'lc of acquaintances deeply mouru his lo~s ; ,

I and his quiet, uuobtru~ive goodne~s will never pas~ from the I. .u6r The Annual Conn~ntion of the Sigma Phi Society will memory of his College friends. be held with the Beta of Xew York, at Hamilton College, on I

__ Tuesday, July 14th, JH63.

Wn,r.IA)I J. CosNETT, a member of the Class of '65, and a The Address will be deliven'<l hy lion. Charles B. Sedg-j private in the 33d Regiment .X. Y. H. Y., fell picrcc<l through wick, of Syracuse, of the Be tiL ; and the Poem by Rev. the body by a ball from the enemy, at the second battle of Edward Hopper, of .Xew York, of the Gamma, on Tuesday .Fredericksburg, :May 3, 1863. evening, .July 14th, at 7 k o'clock.

In the words of his Captain, "he died a glorious death, without a struggle, without a groan, in the front line, cheering on his comrades." He cnli~tcd, fought, and ga\"l' up his life as a Christian patriot ; and is now numbered among the "unreturning brave" of his Alm11 )later. ".hilc in College he was known and lon:d hy his clas,;mates and friends for his firm Christian character and consistent life

... E NDOWED PROFESSORSHIP S.

Soon after Dr. Gocrtncr cntcrerl upon his important work in connection with the endowment of Hamilton Colleg-e, the citizens of Utica undertook to ~ccurc a fund fot· tli<' Professor­ship of Rhetoric and Elocution, nml ~o l'ar Rucccedcd as to leave no doubt of their ultimate success. 'l'hc ' Yalcott fund for the Professor of Chri~tian Evidences was soon after added, I and is already fully available. In 1::!6~ the Latin Profc~sor­ship was establiohed on a basis pro,·ided mainly by tiimcon Ben­jamin, Esq., of Elmira, and :.\[rs. Sally Bates, of lthata. This year is signalized by the endowment of the Hobinwn Profess· on;hip of Greek, in honor of one of Hamilton's noblest sons. I Twenty thousand dollars have been pledg-ed for this ohjcet hy , friends of the College and of Christian Fcholar:;hip in :Sew York and its vicinity.

In speaking of endowment~, we Rhonld not overlook the ~faynard Professorship of Law, which gives to the course of instruction in Hamilton one of its pc<.:uliar· and most valuable featurcH. Our .AlmtL Mater has now fh·e endowed dcpart­lll<'nts, and never before did bet· future look RO bright. All honor to Dr. Goertner for his success in presenting the claims of Collegiate Education-tL success t hat reminds ns of words used by Daniel Webster in speaking of Alexander Hamilton: "He smote the rock of the national resources, aud abundant streams of rnenue gushed forth."

PRUYN M E DAL.

It is expected that the first of the l'rnyn ~Icdals will be 1

ready for presentation at the close of Commencement day. It will be a gold medal, of the value of thirty-lh·c dollars, and will carry on its face a bust of Alexander Hamilton, after whom the College was named, with thiH legend : "FrxnArni I A JonAxxr Y. L. PReY~, LL. D., A. D. 18(\2, A. II . C. QuiXQUAGEsmo, S. W. Fn;m:n, !::l. '1'. 1>., Plt.BslllF.." The legend on the reverse will be as follows : "IhcRETt"l! A Cor. LE­GII HAmLTO~EXSIS l!'ACULTATE ARTIVll ,JoHA:\XI JAcono '!'ex- , NICLIFF Dr. OFFICIIS JuvEXUl! CcLTORnr PouTtcts ~~ OnAnoxr. PR,ESTAxrr, 1863." This legend will h<> MIITOIItHicd by a motto taken fl'Om Demosthcnes :-Ov T<~ TraTpt Ka"l Tfj fl7J7pt flOVOV, aV.a Kat Tij r.aTp[ot. "X ot for father and mother alone, but also for father-land." ... To TilE Ar.clrxr A~D FRIExns or lLunr.ro~ Cor.LF.GF. :

The ")Icmorial Book" of the l!'iftieth Commencement of

Ilamilton Colle~c wa~ p~1blishcd in February, 1863, by Ellis I II. Roberts, Utica, i\. I.

A handsomely bound volume of 2:B pages, printed on fine paper, with new type, it contains Dr. Henry Kendall's Sermon on "Colleges and :.\lission~," Dr. J ocl I>arker's Addre~s on "The Church and the College," Jmlgc " 'illiam J. I3acon's Address of Welcome, PrcRidcnt Fisher's Historical D iscourse, 1

and Professor Kcndt·ick's J uhilcc Poem. 'l'hc Proceedings of ' Vcdncsday Aft<>rnoon, .July 16th,

include Addresses hy Chancellor Pruyn, Dr. Asa D. Smith, President George "\V. Eaton, Rev. William B. Knox, Dr. • James Eells, Rev. "\Yilliam A. 13artlctt, Rev. Herrick John­son, Charles A. Hawley, Esq., ancl other~, with the After­Dinner Poem, by Capt. ·william " '· Howe.

The Appendix contains "13acku~iana," hy Rc,·. A. D. Gridley, Letters from absent Alumni, Hkctchcs of" Hamilton Oneida Boys," Xotices of Decea~<'<l Offi<.:ers and Graduates, ReY. A. T . Pierson's" Golden "\Verldin~ Ballad," Reports of Class-:.\Iceting;:, Latin Epitaphs from the College Cemetery, with a List of Guests at the Half-Century Dinner.

The book is cmhcllishccl with fine steel engravings of Rev. Samuel Kirkland, Presidents Backus, Davis, Penney, Korth and l~ishcr ; also finely <:ngrave<l portraits of S. N cwton Dexter and Benjamin S. ' Vnl!'ott.

'L'hc "l\lcmorial Book" will he seut hy mail, with postage prepaid, to any one enclosing $1.25 to

PnoF. EDWARD NORTH, ILuur.TO:-f Cou.F.Gf:,

Clintrm, Oneida Co., N Y:

~During Commcnecmcnt week, the Observatory, Cabi­uet, Library, and other College buildings, will be open for the I'CCcption of visitors.

~rusfees. JOHN J. KNOX, E$Q., AUGUSTA. JOSIAH DAGON, EsQ., CLINTON.

lioN. S. NEWTON DEXTER, WHITESBORO. lioN lliRAl\I DENIO, LL.D., UTICA. lioN. JAMES It. LAWRENCE, J,L. D., SYRAcusE. Pnot'. SAJ\LUEL 13. WOOLWORTH, LL.D., ALBANY.

S.\NDS JllGINllOl'IIAM, EsQ., 0N>:IDA. linN. J.IENltY A. FOSTER, LL. D, Ro~IE, lt;:v. SI ~IEON NORTH, D. D., LL.D., Cr.INTON. lt>:v. lt013Elt'l' W. CO.'ID11', D. D., Osw;:on. JJn" 110RA1'10 SEDIOU!t, LL.D., UTICA. lioN. Ol'IINIEL S. WILLIA:\18, Cr.IN1'0N. R;:v. SA~IUEL H. GRIDLEY, D. D., WATEnLoo. lioN LD~JUND A. WET;\lORE, UTICA. R>:v. GEORGE S DOARDMA~, D. D., C•z>:NOVIA. REv. J>IIILE.)IOX II. FOWLER, D. D., UTICA. R;:v. WILLIA~l C. WISNER, D. D., LocKPORT.

SUIF.ON BENJAMIN, EsQ, ELMIRA. lioN. WILLIAM J. BACON, LL. D., UTICA. R;:v. ISAAC BRAYTON, D. D., WAT>:RTOWN. lioN. PHILO GRIDLEY, J,L. D, UncA. R>:V . SA~lUEL w. FISHER, D. D., CLINTON. REv. ASA D. S;\llTII, D. D., NEw YunK. R>:Y. N. w. GOERl'NER, D. D., CLIN1'0N.

lioN. OTIINIEL S. WILLIAl\JS, SECRXTAJtY A~D TRXASL"RXH,

Rr.v. N. W. GOERTNER, D. D., COMlfl~!-i.IO:SER. ... -- -

R;:v. SAMUEL WARE FISIIER, D. D., PRF.SIDI:~<T, WALCOTT PROFE~!,OR OP TII:E :X\"JD.SCES OF CDRIOTIA-~ITY A~D PROF:ISSOR OF

1:'\TELLEOTrAL PIDLO~PllY.

CliARLES AVERY, LL. D., PR0FithS011 OF ~ ... Tl"RAL PUlLO~Ol'llY, CUJ:llltiTRY, A:XD CITIL E.XGIX:IEni:SO.

OREN ROOT, A. M., PROFJI!f.iSOit OF lJATDEXATIC~. ASTRO:SO:HY, lfl:SER.&LOGY, Alrri"D GEOLOGY.

CIIRISTfAN liENRY FREDERIC PETERS. Pu. D., DIREO'fOR OF Til& ASTROl'iOMlCAL OD~ERVATORY,

ll>:v. WlLLIA;\I STANTON CURTIS, D. D., llROF.ESSOH OF liOUAL PUILOSOPllY A~D COLLXGE PASTOR,

H~:v. WILLIA:\1 NEILL )!cl!ARG, A. l\1 , l'ROFBSSOR OF ''lllE LATI'!\ LA'\Ot"AOE AXD LITERATt"RB,

ELLICOT'l' EY ANS, .A . M , lU.YNARD PROFESSOR OF LAW, Ul,.,TORY, Cl\'JL POLITY, A.XD POLITICAL ECO:SOlf.Y, I

EDWARD NORTH, A. )1., DEXTER PROF:I:~~R OP TlJE GREEK LA SOt" AGE AXD LITE.R..&.Tt'RE.

Rr.v . ANSO~ JUDD UPSON, A. )I., PROFE!'I~OR OF LOGIC, RIJZTORlO A~D JtLOCl~TlOS, A~D LmRAJ:U.~.

ISAAC HOLLISTER HALL, A. :II., Tt"TOR.

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~ociefu of m rumni. OFFICERS FOR 1 862-63.

PRF.SIDF.NT. R;:v. DORACE P. BOGUE, SYRACUsE.

VICI:-PRF.SIDEI'OTS . lioN. OTIINIEL S. WJLLIA:IIS, Cw;ToN. PRo•·· TIIEODORE W. DWIGIIT, LL.D., KEw YoRK. R1:v. WILLIA;\l E. KNOX, Ro~1E.

1:"\F.ClTI\"£ CO~IMITTF.E. PROf'. AKSO~ J. UPSO~, Jt;:v. DAYID A. HOLI.IROOK, EDWARD CURRAN, E"<t., R;:v. CITARLES E Kl'WX,

PRof'. HENRY P. BRISTOL, lioN. DEXRY M. BURCITARD, PROf'. ORE~ ROOT, JR I

])R. JOBN C. GALLt"P.

CORRf:,pm:ni!>G SF.CRET.\RY. It;:,·. A. DELOS GRIDLEY.

R~l"ORDI"\G M:Cni:T.\RY AND NECROLOGIST. l'RCH'. EDWARD NORTH.

1'R£ASURF.R,

JOSEPH S. A YERY, EsQ.

ORATOR. Rr.v. J.\MES EELLS, D. D., BRoOKLYN.

(CLA•• OF lRl~.)

P0f:1'. JOliN CASTLETON LOKG, A. )J., Wr.sTf'IELD.

(CLASS OF l~t.)

T' 11 E 11 A :l\.1 I L T 0 N . 1 A X . 3

SE N IOR CLASS.

R~:SIOE:'\CE. HOO\IS.

~r YRo:-; ..\. n.l'l~. J n., t 12lith Re~iment. ~ -\~ll'EL ] r .\\\'LEY A ll.\ 'I><, Lowell, ~ FnA~K BF'\Eil!CT .AR~nr,o,t B utternuts. EniL\Ril ''" nonnmm: .A YEHY, t Clinton.

1 Jl . II.

WILLI-"! K mKL.\XD B.H·ox,* A dj. 26th R egiment. FR.\XK Hls;;rt.L,t l-th:a. LI:\l'i' P.\R;;o~,.; B b><Et.L, Clinton, 12 D. 11.

Hnn.\CE l'. Y . Btwl'F, t'IT<lCIN\ 25 K. 11 C1u RLEg ~\. nunTT B rTT;:,t C~t pt. 12bt Regiment. H.\RYEY ll lll.\lt BrTTr.RWOHTH, Pulaski, 20 D. u . :--Em lh::xnY Coii>'I'OCK, t Stoekton, Cal. II r.xnv l'mnm CooK, t Seri!'t 126th R ep:iment. Hr.r.;: D \n,.;, South " 'arren, P a., 17 K. H.

CnAHJ.Es E lJOHY DAI F'\J'ORT, Clinton, 20 n. 11.

ll r.~RY ::'lhnTYX l>onn, A lexander , Chapel. Un.\nt.r.s Kr '\r. DrTTnx, t 1st Lieut. !46th Heg't. l'r.Tr.u Qe1cK EcKEHso~, Seneca Falls, 1 l n. 11.

l'H.IHLE::> :.\loRTn~ E n:HF:TT, Clinton, 12 n. 11.

CH.\HLF::l :.\f .\1'Too:-. F nsn:n, t\to('khridge, 13 K. 11.

_\. nR\\1 JI.\HTII'Ft.l, ll.ll!DJ,r:>,t 2d Lieut. 3d Artillery. Ln1.1:> H.llllll~<:, .Jn.,'f Cineinnati, 0. ~ .\Ti t 'r. D.IR:>s ll l:\cKt.EY,t Ser~'t lli th R egiment . Cll.\HJ.r.s .\l nw:-; llnt.To~.t Lieut. i th :.\[ieh. Cavalry. ::'rEI'H. G no,-, E'\Oit llnPKI~ s, t 160th Jtc_rcimcnt.

l l h:suy Bn.\nt.r.Y ~nr.rrAnn, P enn Yan, ll r.~HY ~[AHTYS Snmoss, Paris H ill, JT A:>~IllA I. ~\IITJJ,t Ca~;;yillC . ,lt·,.;n~ ~lllTil, J H., t ::'llt. )[orri:;. :.\IA::;ox Co1.m.:nx S\JITIT, t R ocket Bat., A rtillery.

31 n. H.

1:3 II. H.

EnwARD 8ot TH II'ORTH,t ' Va terford, P a. BnwAim 'l'Ar.G.IHT, 'Vilson, 21 11 . n. SoLoN ~lAHK '1'1-:nnY, 'Vaterbury, Conn., 10 K. 11. 8n:Pm:x T EnnY, Plymouth, Conn., 1 U K . u. ll 1·::\I\Y '!'Olii'KIX!!., ~farcelJuR, 26 D. II.

(h:mua: U .\J.ITZI:S 'l'RuA m,t Scrg't 14\lth Regiment. " ·u.r.I.m ~IIEPI'ARD \VALTox,t Capt . 34th Reg-iment. G r.oltc:E .\. uELr, 'V AT:>ox, * Serg't 112th Rcginwnt. Cn11tr.r.s li F:~HY W EsT, t 2d Lieut. 129th Hegimcnt. CI!.IHLF:s :.'lh-no:> " ·rxsww, Xew Y ork, I:l K. n. E z1u B.\RTOX W oon, N ew Y ork ::'llills, 27 D. n. A Lm:nT P AYsos" · ORTHIXGTOX, R ome, 20 11. H.

SOPHOMOR E C L ASS. Evoptwt Ka't eila7iA.ayxvot.

1100'"·

::\u,As llnBARl' A DAM>;, Oneida Castle, 10 u. H.

0 r.oiWI·: l h:snY AI.I,I·:x,t Scrg't 14<ith H.cgimcnt. Onr u.u: P AYsON A LLES, ?\ew Jla,·cu, 8 H . 11.

1<'1n:nERit'K lh n mll' Au.rxG, R ochest<·1·, 12 K. H.

.Ton:> Rowi,\XIl .Amusox, P hiladclphiu, P a., 12 n. 11 .

E nw.mn .At·r.es-rr,.; :U.\BCOCK, Cli nton, 14 n. H .

" ·u.J.u\1 II E'\HY BAns, Champion, 20 n. 11. ls.l.l(' U 1.1n:R Bf:,.;T, t l 2lst J{cgimcnt. 'l'HDI.IX L . Br.TT~, Franklin,

S U :\I :;\I ARY. SENIOR><, ... . ... . .... . . ... ... . ..... . ,T I:XIOHS1 : • •••••••••• •• ••• • •• •••••••

Sor!IO)IOHES, ... . ... . ... . .. . . .. ..... . }'RESIIUES, .. .. ............ .. ... . .. .

42 6!1 44 34

'J.'OTA!., . .. . .... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189 - ----A BBRE VIATI O N S .

D. II., . . ... .... . ... D r.xTr.n II Au., on XoRTn CoLLEGE. K . II. , .. . . ..... . KmKLA'>D liAr.r., oR :.\fmor.E CoLLEGE. II. II., ... . .. .. . . _ ILuJJLTOX H ALL, on Soi:TH CoLLEGE. C., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CIIAPEL. t . .. .. . . . . . .......... . ..... .All::>EXT FROll CoLLEGE. * . . .. . . ........... . ....... . . . . .. .... . DECEASED.

RO LL O F H ONO R . HEXIORIS.

MYRON A DAliS, J R, . . . . . . Stcwaru 12tith Regt. X Y. S. Y. W ILLIAl! K rRKLAxn BAco:>, * . .. A djt. 2Hth Rcgt. )I. Y . S. Y . CHAHLES A BBOTT B eTTs, . .. ... Cnpt l 2ht R egt. X. Y. S. Y. li ENRY PoRTER CooK, .. Sergt.-l\laj. 126th Rcgl. K. Y. S. Y. CHARLES K rxa DuTTox, . . 1st L ictit. l 4lith Regt. X . Y. S. Y . A nRAM HARTWELL IlAlmr.rx, . . . 2d Lieut. 3<1 :X. Y. Artillery. XATIIANIEL B Anxs UJXCKI.I~Y, Scrgt. llHh Rcp;t. X. Y. S. Y. CnARLES Mvuox H oLTON, ..... . .. L ieut. 7th ::'llich. Cavalry. ~TEPHEX Gno~vExon IJoPK I:\s, ~ergl. l 60th Regt. X. Y . S. Y . IIIR.D! liL''\TIXCTns K ~:LJ.nc<;, ,J r., . .. .. Htith R <'gt. I ll. S. Y. ' VILLJA)f ::'\ouu: l'AGE, .. . . .. bt Lieut. 11 th X Y . CaYalry.

_\. r><TIX K x.u•p H oYT, La F ny<'ttt•, llm.\ll II. K u.t.ol:<:, ,J u.,t btith Hcgiment, I lls. l hru:IIT )[oiU;.\X L n:, Cinl'innatu~,

25 D. H.

31 fl. II.

l>.\'\A \\•1!.1.1.\\JS BIGELOW, " raterriJle, • .\ [onHI,; l'mn:u. Bnr.wt:n, Y crnon, ~\.LrHEU H F::>HY Cu.urPLrx, 'Vhitcstown,

12 Il. II. 23 II. II.

!J II. H.

12 II. II.

Gr.onor. " -RIGHT SIIELDOs, ... S<·r~t. 126th R egt. X. Y. :3. V. RonERT Tm:>ER, *. . . . . . . . . . Ro<'kct Battalion, X. Y. S. V. EDW.\RD li EI:UEHT " ·.uwwF.LL, 2d Lieut. 24th X . Y. Artillery. ,

ll r.on<a: ::'llu.Tns Loom~. Oneida, Hru.ronn .\ u~ .\ :'lilnKIU",t L ee Centre. \\·n.Ll.\\1 ::'\onr.r P .11:t:,t b t Lieut. 11th Ca1·alry. C11.1JU.F:,.; C.\llltnLI, lLs:-:m1, 'Yibon, 27 n. 11.

(h:n. "·.,, l ll:o>;<;rn~ ltn.-s\1.1~, . \. ncram, 14 n. 11

_\. r.t.r.~ D F: "· rrr HnBERr><,t E lbridg-e. GEoRGr. " ·mGIIr ~m:Lnox,t ~crg-'t !26th R egiment. ,Jo:>ATII .\'\ i:"IFniOt H ~LIE, R ochester. 20 n. H .

_\. n:t.'>'TU~ lh:~.J. SIH'TIIII rcK, " 'aten ·ille. 1 K. 11.

WILT.IA \1 l h :xitY TEEL, H oboken, X. J., Clwpcl. • Jo11~ ,J.""'" ' L'r:>~ICLIFF, P enn Yan, !) K. 11. Rom:RT 'l'rn~m. * R oc·ket Battalion. C11.1Rr.r. ,; Y.~X X omn:::-;, f\ c11· York, 14 K. H.

TII ERO:> L I'\:,\LEY " ·.\l,no, l'mttshurg, 22 K. 11. EnwAnn 1I r1mmr " . AJUlii'EI.L,t 2d Lieut. 24th Artillci·y.

2i D. II. \\' JJ.LI.\ll ,JAm;,; CosXF.TT, * 33rtl Rc~imcnt. Gt:Oit<:F. Cn.1w, R ensselaer Fall~, 1 H. H.

O:sc.llt 1h::o.;HY EL)lEH, 'Gnionl'ille, 2 ' K. H.

E llii'AIW F.1KE, Clinton, 17 n. H.

.Lun:~ ALI;X.I~UER FERGl':30X, Ogdcnshurglt, 2H 11. II

Jl t:xnY F oonn, CazenoYia, 20 K. 11.

,)osEI'IJ ~h:cm.1x G OERTXER, Clinton, 11 K. 11.

G EOHGF: " ·A::;IJI XGToN li ALL, Triangle, 22 K . H.

F HA\'K B HAULE Y lLun, t Lieut. 126th Regiment. E<:nEnT D EWEY II An:x, .J oliet, Ill., 14 K. 11 . ,Jon:> JlENHY IfrcoK, H omer, 26 n. 11 .

.ToliN )Jn.To \' H oLLEY, Lyons, 31 K. 11.

(j EOHGF: :.\! AHSH ,TAXES, " 'alton, 6 I!. II . lh:x.JA)JJ'\ " ·n.LLI)J .Toussox, A lbany, '1 H . II.

.J Am:s l'ELE<: KnmALL, Berk~hir<', S K. H .

.T U XIOR~.

TuolrAs " 'ILLIAlis I3AnTox, ..... . .. I l ith Reg-t. X. Y. S. Y. ~Imuus Buowx, J r. , ........ Capt. 12(ith R<'gt. ::'\'. Y . S. Y . SHERIIAX DwwH·r CAsnnn, l st Licnl. ]45th H<'gt. N. Y. S. Y. ~ltLTOX Osc.m DAvros, ....... Scrgl. 1st Rcg-t. X. Y . S. Y. A l'::>TIN VIrnunr:> E,,sniAX, ... . ..... lst Rcgt. X. Y. S. Y. ,J 011x II EXRY IIowr.r.r., .. Capt. H owell's Battery, X . Y. S. Y. J.lliF:s Eor..\R J EXKIXs, . .. ... Capt. I 46th Rcgt. X. Y. S. Y. BnwARD P AYS0:\1' J o11:xsox, ... Sergt. 12bt Rcgt. X Y. S. V. l h;xuY L omns, . . . . .. ... 2tl Lieut. I 46th R cgt. N. Y. S. Y . JA~IES SEELF.Y .J\lc Y n-, .. ... . .. . . .. ... . Steward, 1\ ewbern . CHAHLES STmt.rsc :.\lu.J.Ann, .. Atljl. ll7th R cgt. N. Y. fl. Y. PRANK L YsN P LACE, .. . .... . Capt. 1 57th R egt. N. Y. S. Y. • Tou:> liExnv Ror., . . . .. .. .. Sergt. 157th Rcgl. ::'\. Y . S. Y . Gr.oRGE GALIT7.1X TRUAin, ... Sergi. 14!'Jth Rcgt. X . Y. S. Y.

.JU N I OR CLA S£ .

E uwl:'\ Co:\,.;T.I Yr Ln·r., ~[OI Irot•, .\l i<·IJ. , 32 JJ . 11.

(lf:o. ,\'.I,.;JII '\f;Tos :.\LIRTJX, l'hiladt'lplt ia, Penn., 11 u. 11.

Lou'l R. :\lcL.u::-; , "'ashington, D. C., Pres. F h;hcr's.

W ILJ.IA)f Sm:ri'ARn " 'ALTo:-;, .. . Capt. Hlth Re~l. X. Y . ~- Y. (h:oRr.E ABELL " 'AT:lOX,* .. - ~<·rgt. 112th R t'gt. ::'\'. Y. S. Y . CJrARLE~ HE;:o;RY W EsT, . .. 2tl Lieut. 12tHh Hl'gl. X . Y. S. Y. I

" . II.LL\\1 SL<l.IX ::'IIn.J.F.H, ::'\ cw York, 6 K. 11 H 0 P II 0 :n 0 H :I': ~ • ----- TIOII'\Hn ELLIOTT :.\IITCJJ ELL,t Serg't 128th R egiment. GEORGE IlEXRY A u.Ex, ..... Scrgt. 146th Rcgt. X Y. S. Y.

:S.\ \ I E:">. I!()() \IS, :-)TE\1.\1\T \J 0:\TGOliF.RY, Ul·id, 22 K. II. I RAAC OLJI'ER B EsT, . ....... . . . . . . 12l st Regt. X. Y . S. Y . Cn.\Ru:s P . A n:-.;ow, Angelica , 2H n. u.

:~ L II. 1!.

LF: HoY P ARK ER, lt'lint, ::'llich. , 31 o. 11. W lLLIAlt J AliE::l CosxETT, * .. . ....... 33<l R <'gt. :X. Y . S. Y . CLIXTO:> :.\lA :>xi~r. BALL, l' tiea, Tu<HJ.Is " . ll.LJ.\\IS BAHTO:\, t 117th Regiment. Gr.oRGF: B .\\ !.f ,..,.,, IIi:rhland, Kansns, 4 II. II.

H. YA:> \·r.c11n:::-; Bo,.;TinCK,t Enli<'ld Centre. ~bmsox E (·ta::\1·: BoYxTo'>, Clinton, 7 n. u. ~l 01m1s Bnow;:o;, .J n.,t Capt. 126tb Hcgimcnt. llEXRY ALA'\sox Ht.:TI.~:n,t Clayvill <·. ~IIF:H liAX Dww m• CA:o.;F IEI,n,t 1st Lirnt. l 45th Rc~imen l. W.\J.t..\1'1·: Brni.o:>r. CHII ,ll~-', Cnss1·ille, " .lt.I.AHn A nA liS C01m, Home, J Am:s ::\fcKxtr. IIT Cn.\IG, East P itt:::ton, Pa., l'mt.IP CLI;:\TO:> Ct llltA:\ 1 'C tiea, ~I EL\'JLI,E Elumv D.\YTo~, t Clinton .

21 K. ll .

8 fl. II. 17 H.II. 23 ll. II.

~lJLTOx O:::c.1n DAvTo\',t ~crg't bt Reg't . \.rti llcry. • b ws II." rlln:>n Jh.1s, .Albany, 11 K. 11.

Lnu:> " ·u.so:> P ARsoxs. t Oneida Castle. A LBF.HT l'mt.LI 1', H.oehe~tcr, .JoHx .JAm:>' R r.Es,t Clinton. J A\IEs Hon<:r.ns, H ammond, .J\ IoHIHs F t.ETC'HF;n SHF.PPARD,t P enn Yan. CIIAHLES S.1cKETT STARR, Rochc:;tr r, J Am:s PA'I.l'Eitso:-> Sr RATTox, Philadelphia, P enn., .Lu tEs ~ oHro;o,r 'l'AI··r, Lyon~, !LuiiJ.'I'OX H 'l'oMI'KJXI', )\ ewport, H. I. , .J\L\Jrrlx Yo~x HunEX ·w Ano, \ V estfield, " ·u.LIAll 0 1.11 ER 'V r.nsrEn, Sennett,

-- -·--FRESH M AN CLASS.

'Epya rrpo }.6-ywv .

CH.\llLEs 'l'lln\1.\s l h:m:>r., Setauket, L. I., 2i K. n. '" 'n:~. _\.l'>'TIS Y ITRl \'II'" E .,,;nJ.~X,t bt He~imcnt. -

HE~IDEXCE.

Rlcll.\Hil .A. Lt.li:iOS E un:H, " . a\'CriCI', 24 K. II. ColL\ ;:\ CnEXBY ..tb lt-::3, vswc~o. \Y u.t.IAli 'D UDLt:Y FAnu:--·, ~andv Hill. Bnw;o,r " · · B AKER, L a Favctte " ·u.I.L\" ll rnnF:LJ. F I><HEH, Clinton, Pre~< . F isher's. EznA J . H Annisox B r.ARn, ~lidcllclmr/, 'l'II F:ODORJ> F .IXTU:\ GARil:\EH, rtica, 13 D. II. HI.'HDETT A DEI.BI-:1\T B LAIR, Clinton, . Jo11x ll ExHY llmn:J.J.,'t Capt. H owell's Battery. ) Lnto:> A :>nEH!!.O:> BoYXTOX, Clinton, W AHl> llt xT, .Jn., Utica, 21i K. 11. \\'II.)IOT EARLL BruTox, Syracu~c, ' YH.LJA)I lh nox, ,J n., P hiladelphia, Pa., '1 n. II. An;~:~rus SroTT CAliPBELI., Galena, I ll., IlF:n'IO:> Dr n t.ll ,h::o.;KI'\,.;, " ' a1·erlcy, 21 K. 11. ,Jonx liAmLTO:> CAsToN,t 'Yillink. J ,"m;; E nGAR ,J ESK~Xs, t Capt. I 46th R egiment. .T O:lF:l'll Y onK CHAPIN, Ogdcusburgh, TnEononE l•'. ,J r-:~>'lil', Florida, G n. H. ,JA\JF.s BHADLEY CooK, Clinton, Enw.um PAvsos ,) onx::;o;o,r, t Scrg't 12lst Regiment. H AT:-IES DnAK~: Cu:o~N I KGHA~r, Ithaca, J on;o,r CuRTIS K IXG, t P ort Byron. I 0 Ennea: 'VASIIINGTOX D1r.Low, Cl inton, IIF:xnv L r.rTsr:o.;Gr:n, 1' tica, :n K. 11 . E nwAnn " ' IIITAKf:n GRA:>T, f\ew Orl<'ans, L a., FR.\SKJ,I;:\ D AY L ocKE, Gowanda, (j K. H. J,E\\'IS ]{r.ym·nx liEliPSTEAn, Galena, I ll., IlJ.::>nY Looms,t 2nd Lieut. 14<ith R <'gimcnt. A nEI. Gnos\'£XOR H oPKiss, Auhuru, EDGAR :;,\L\Rn:> ~LIHBJ.t:, t :.\leridan. Cm:sTF.It ll t'XT!XGTOX, .Auhuru, HonmT " . F.:lJ.I·:v :.\kbTn!!.H, Y crnon, I 0 n. H . \Y u.J.I.\\1 \Y .\LEs K IRBY, T~ochester. XoR~IAS Cut:sTER ~lc:.\L\TII , " rchstel', 17 K. 11 . SF:XTI:s II. K :xwiiT, " 'cst ficld, J .lllES 8EF:J.EY )fcYr-:v,t Steward, 1\ewb<'rn. " .At.J..\t:E B u.-s Lt:co~,;, Cortlandrillc, Cn.1n1.E~ ::-;n:nuxc: :.\!u.r.Ann, A tlj. ll7th R egiment. Cn,\lu.r.s " 'F:;;J.r.Y ~\I EHHITT, Ithaca, P.\Ysox llr~Gl-:HrnRn l\h x.:R, R ome, H D. 11. GEoRGE ::\onTox, P.angcrfiel<l, .\.r.Fnr.n .\. v1u: .J\l on><l·:, Eaton, 4 H . H. ELLIOTT H.nnERT>'OX P ,IYsox, t Oxford. . JA\IF.S D.IOA ST~:nm:o.;s P AIUJF:E, Fulton, 8 H. n. 0 wn1a: A nA \I>' l'onTER, Syracuse, J on:> STnYKEH J>AHKIILH><T, Ronw, 32 K. 11. ] l r:sHv Hict: l '1uTT, :.\lilfof'(l, W'ILI.Ann l'r.cK, Hudson, 12 K. 11. \· mau, Hm:, Chest<'r, F1t .1~K LY:>~ P LACE, t Capt. 15i th Regiment. CHARLES Snu•sox, Ithaca, :FH.\::\K " ·u.r.t.\\1 l ' r .. INT, Utica, 13 D. n . CuAHJ.r.:; 1'. ~KI;:\XEn, "·c~t field, BE:>JAm:> Flt.\~K l.l '> l'oPE,t R ome. O r.onGE ~- SxYDER, Ilom•,;dale, l'n., KF::>J>HICK Sot.mw:-: Pnx Ill, A uburn, 16 H. H. ' VI I.I.IAU JlF:XHY ::3P~:xcER, Clinton, Wn.LA!lll BHAnu:Y Rrsi\'<:, 0\·i<l, 11 K. H. BDWAHll F AY STILWELr.,t H.ol'he~tc t· . .Tou;o,r 11 1;xRY Hm:, t t:erg't 15'1th R egiment. ,J Oil:\" :X F:II'F:J.J. 'l'll.tn:x, t Ononda!-(':t Ynllcy. E1.mu R ooT, Clinton, P rof. Root's. 'V u,J.J,\\1 ,J mnus 'l'owssExD, Ly,;and('r, LvxoTT BJ.ooocoim l~no-r,t l\cw H ar tford. (h :oiWI·: 'J'l'N\'ICLH'F, l'l'nn ta n, DAnn·s CAnT En ~ACKETT, Canandaigua, 20 K. 11. ::-;,\\Il'F:J. DAI\\\'IX " ' IJ.cox, )I a pol i,

23 II. H.

28 II. II.

28 K. H .

H K. II .

1 ll. II .

32 Jl. II.

4 K . II.

2!) II . II.

H00\1:00:.

~8 ll. H. 9" ~;> D. H.

23 K. II. 2!) II. II.

2 II. II. 2:) K. II. 1\) n. 11.

(i I!, l!.

:32 (), II.

2 1 II. ll. 27 fl. II.

12 II. II.

1 !J D. II. !l n. II.

!l n. 11.

PRAXK BnADLEY H ART, .. . .. . L ieut. 126th R cgt. X. Y. S. Y. H owARD ELLIOTT ::'lhTCilELL, .. Sergt. 12Hth Re~t. N. Y. S. Y .

WM. .J. BAKER 'S

~a!QJ'fQ;GRA~R1r-G &TU'B!Q~ 12 TIDDITT H • ULOC I<:, U'I'.IC A , N . Y.

THE rapid growth and mwxamplcd proRpcrity of tl~is establish­ment arc the !Jest eddcnces of its popularity, and a t the same

time, of the quality of thl' por trnit' <lai ly tttrnl'tl out to its patrons. 'l'hc proprietor is happy to announcl' that be~idc~ nddiug largely to

his mechanical facilitie~, he has j u't concluded an engagement with :\ln . .T II. BUSIINELL, one of the oldest an<l mo~t Fuccessfnl artists in the country, late of Philadl'lpbia, wht•t'l' he bus for many years been Jli'Oprietor of the celehratl•d Jtoo-r G.\J.u:nl·. nnd formerly with )fAY­ALL, of London, and 'l'mnu•so:-., l'uri~. By thus adding lo his own the l'Xperiencc of this gentleman, cxtcnrl<'d through the metropolises of three countries, )fr. BAK•:It may be allowt•<l to a"ure hi~ customers that the productions of his gallt>ry will ht•nceforth he fo und of unap­proachttble cxcellencl'.

Cartes de Visite, V1gnettes, Large Photographs, Ambrotypes, Copies, Portraits in Oil, Water, India Ink, Crayon, Ivorytype, &c., &c .

P HOTOG R A P I IS.

PLAIX PuoTOGR.\1'11~. "C.\ liTEs nt: Y rsiTE, .. "Yw:>E"ITEs.'' A'IRI!O­Tl.'I'ES, nnd Photographs Colored in Oil or Watt•r Colors, by experi­

cncl•<l ar tists . Photogmphs made from A mbrotn ws or Dagnencotypcs, uml Colored, a ny si7.e desire< I. J laving ha<ltl long experience in the scveml branches of the art, we nrc prepared to ma ke thP best 1corl~ that can be obtaim•<l. Ca rd l'ic t un'~ in gr('at var iety. Call a nd sec specimens in GALL ERY I ~ ])1~\'EREL:X l3LOCK, lJ'l'ICA, X Y.

"\V. C . NORT IT.

MARBL E BLOCK C LOTH ING E M PORI U M .

6 K. II . I c 22 K. II. c A. Y.\.TE~ & CO, Fashionable Merchant Tailor!'. First c a~s us·

• TOM WonK executed in 1bc best style. 54 (;.enesee Street, MARBLE 21 11• 11• BLOCK, l,;'tica, X. Y.

1 K . H

:32 D. II .

1 Jl. II.

6 ll. II. l(j II. Jl .

() K. II.

24 K . II

~ 1 K. l!.

31 K. II.

!J K. II.

11 D. 11.

NEW DINING SALOON . ~?1. ~.?J. lb®ft'J®tt

N" o. 4 Fayette Street7 Utica7

AND fitted it up ns a }'l!lST Ct.Ag~ Dt'iiNG SALOO:< . The wants of those who de~ire a meal done up as it should be will be ~atisfied by

culling. Oyster> done up in _every SL) le, and evcq •thing. e_lse the market aftords. 'l'his dfpartmeut will he und(~l' my own supervr>ron, and every­thin" will be c~nducted to ~uit the most fa• tidiou•. 1he B AR will be Eup­plied with tbc choicest LI QUORS and t:ro.&ns. Al·o au UP-STAIRS SALOON for LADIES .nd G.::\TLt::m:N.

The patronage of the l'ublic is respectfully solicited .

I

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4 THE HAMILTONIAN .

I VALEDICTORY ORATJO'\,

CHARLES VAN NORDEN, ....... . Xcw York. Legal Oration,

S. IIA WLEY ADAMS, .. . .. .... ........ Lowell. Classical Oration,

HORACE P. Y. BOGUE, . . ......... . . Syr:~cu~c. l Philosophical Uration, . HEXRY )lAR'l'YX DODD, ......... Alcx;lndria. Rheloriral Oration,

WILUA)l IIEXRY TEEL,.. . . . Hoboken, X. Y.

PRUYN MEDAL ORATION. JOliN JAMES TUXXICLIFF, . . ... . ... P enn Yan.

OCompttitor.s tor the ~tart~ ~ri;:e in <Drntory. CLASS OF 1863.

~. llA WJ,EY ADXMS, L. PARSOXS BISSELL, IIOHACI<; P. V. BOGl' E, At;STIX K. IIOY1'1

DWIGII'r ~I. LEE, CIIAHLES YA~ XOlWJo;S.

<!:omtr.dit.or.s for the ~hulemrootl (tlteu\icnt ~rii!£%. CLASS OF 1863,

ED\\'AHD W. A YERY, llEXRY :.\L\.R'l'YX DOilD, CIL\RLE::-1 :.\L\.'1"1'00~ FOR1'Jm, .\.yGt;~TUS BE~JA:.\[JX SOl?l'llWlCK, WILLLDI HEXRY TEJ<:L1

Cli.\.IU,ES \'AN XOHDBN.

<!:omtr.ditor.s for th.e ~dl.ogg ~lll$.Sitnl fgri~t~. CLASS OF 186<1 .•

:MAlHSO~ EUGEXJ.; BOYSTOX, CIIART,ES 'l'IIO~L\.S DEIUNG1

TilEODOHE l!'AXTOX GARDNEH, WII,LLDI HUTI'OX, JH., TliBODOHB FRELISGIH'YSES JESSUP, Jo'lUXKLIN DAY LOCKE, WILLARD PECK, FR.\.XK "\\'ILLLDI PL.\.ST, WILL \HD J3RADLEY lWHNG, ET,IHU HOOT, EZRA BARTON WOOD, ALBERT PAYSON WORTIIINGTON. _ ..,. __ , __ _

~.o-mtrttitor.s tor ~n:tlleumtital fgri~e.s. CLASS OF 1865,

RILAS IIOBART AD.DIS, OIWILLE PAYSON ALLEN, MORRIS POWELL BREWER, ALI<'HED IIENRY CHAMPLIN, GEORGB CRAIG, OSC.\.H liEXRY EL~[ER, J.Dn:s ALEXA..\'DER l!'ERGUSON, GEORGE WASHISGTOS IIALL, EGB:ER1' DEWEY IIA YES, JOHS HEXRY HICOK, JOIIS :.\[II,TO~ HOLLEY, BENJA:.\IIN WILLIAM JOIINSON, EDWIX COXSTANT LUCJ.:, LEROY 1'.\RKEH, JA:.\lES ROGERS, :.\£ARTIS VA~ BURES WAHD.

APPOINTMfNTS FOR PRIH DfClAMATION, F'RESIIMEN.

• \UGL"STL"S 8. CA~IPBELL, ABEL G. IIOPKINS1

GEOHGE :\ORTON, GEORGE S. SXYDER.

80PII0 1U :ORES.

ORYILLE P. ALLES, '1\'ILLIA:.\£ II. BATES, JOIIS :.\I. llOLI,EY, JA:.\lES P. STHATI'OX.

JU::-oiORS.

A:llOS II. DE.L'\1

ROBERT W. :ll'IXTOSII, WILLAHD PECK, FHAXK W. PL.\XT.

PHCENIX SOCIETY. Slrtdia et Aries Colimtcs.

Presidml, .. . .......... . ....... . ........ II. )[. Dooo. Tren.wrer, . . .. ......... . ........... .. .. \V. B. RtsrxG. Secretary, . ......... . ... . ...........• . . D. W. BtGEWW.

:\umber of :llembers, 36.

CLASS OF 1865.

>\LPUA GA!IniA CHI.

"A thing of beauty is a joy f,•rrvcl·."

'Ad lloov~

" OUR BOYS."

:FRED. D. AI.LIXG, .....•. . . .. ..• . .........• \.. D. J osr.Prr M. GomTxEH,. . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... H. D. .J onx H. IlrcoK, .. . ....... . ... . ......... .S. B. J ouN M. Ilou.r.v, ........ . ...... . ... . .... r. B. Br.xJAli!N \V. J oux~ox,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... t.. ll. Eowr:-.- C. LccE,. . . . . . ...... . .. .. ....... <1>. B. Lo~:;rs R. )fcLAr:-.-, .. .. ...... . .... . ... . ... II. B. II AM!LTON B. 'l'Ol!PK!'\:'1,. . . . . • • • • . . . . . • • • . '1'. B. ""'ll,UAll 0. \ YEBSTER, ......••••.•. . .••••• 0 . B.

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"Smoke the Kalumet to­gether,

And as brothcrs live henceforward."

GEORGE N. SNYDER.

Coman C. Ames, Augustus S. Campbell, Byron W. Baker, James B. Cook, Wilmot E. Burton, George A. Porter,

William II. Spencer.

Class Clubs. EXCELSIOR BALL CLUB.

CLAelS OF' •o;:s. President, ..... ... .... . . . ....... .. .. . BEXJ. W. Jouxsoll. Vice President, ..... .......... . ...... Wru.r.u.l 0. WEIISTElt. Secretary, . ... . ............. . ........ OR\'n,r.E P. Ar.LEx.

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M. 1'. BnEwEn, Directors,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E. A. BABCOCK,

O.II. EL\IEU. Treasurer, ............ . ... .......... CuAS. S. STARn.

2! Members.

GLEE CLUB. CLASS OF' •oo.

W. E. BonToll, Soprano, .A. G. IIorKIXS, Tenor, G. A. PoRTER, .Alto, A. S. CA.l!I'BELI., Baritone,

W. IT. SrEXCER, Basso.

PAULSEN CHESS CLUB. 'GG

President, .. .................... UoMAN C. AMES. V'u:e President, . . .. .... .......... CnESTER HuNTINGTON. Rec. Secretary, ....... ....... . . .. S. DARWIN WILcox. Cor. Secretary, . . . . . . .... . .... .. . W¥. J . TowNSEND. Trecuurer, . ..................... E. W. GRANT.

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CnAs. P. SKINNER. Executive Oommtttu, . . . . . . . . . . . WALLACE B. LucAs.

GEO. XORTON. 21 Members.

DEBATING SOCIETY. CLA~S OF' •o;:s.

P resident, . ...... .............. .. .... JOIIll )[.HOLLEY. ' Vice Prestdenl, .................... . . H. B. To\IPKIX~ . Secretary, ...... .. ....... . .......... . J,\\IES 1'. STRAITOX. Treasurer, . ..................... . ... EonmT B. JIAYEX. Grilic.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . .... L. R. McLAix.

S I G 1\f A K A P P . \ .

r. r. B. A. S. CA~IPBELL . . \.. r . n. B. A. BeAm. r. P. <I>. G. X. ::;xynr.n.

L. W.

7T'. v.

-r. a. o.

A. o. T. W. E. BuRTox.

C. C. Amc!'. B. W . Baker. J. II. Beard. M. A. Boynton. 0. 'ljl. J. B. Coole II. D. Cunning-ham. G. W. D illqw. E. W. Grant. A. G. Hopkins. <{>. 6. L. R. H empstead.

G. Tunnicliff.

~-II. Knight. W. B. Lnc•l,;. C. \V . .;\Ierrit. G. A. Porter. II. R. Pratt. W. W. Kirh\·. C. Ilnntin!!lc;n. C. P. :::5kitiuer. W. H . Spencer. "\V. J. Towuscml.

CORPS ( E ) DE LA PLACE . •o;:s.

STAFF OFFICERS.

O. P. Ar.LEX, ............................... Compass. F. D. AT.r.r:o;o ........................ l'ariable Angle. <!>. )f. 1'. BuEwEtt, ............................ ThnxlolitP. A. II. CuAMI'LIX, .................. . bnpa.~sable Burri~r. ,J. i\1. Go•:RTXEll, ....................... Guntfr·s Clwi11. J . II. lliCOK ....... . ........ . ..... Tangent, m· coru~E. J. )f. llor.J.Jo:Y,. . . . . . . . . ............... Limb 1•( Strlor. B. W. Jou:-;~ox, . . . . . . . . . . . ....... Inarcessil), ObjPcl. E. C. Lt:CE, ...... . ..... . ............. R(h)tlll< (b} Lin~. \\'. 0. Wt:BtiTER, . . ........ . .. . .. . .... . .. . .. . .... Loy.

OuH;CT.-To sun·ey their fil.'ld of impro>ement, an<l to cleU>rrnine the altitude of "the llill qf .'-irimr•.'' an Inaccessible Objert, :-eparat~d from them by an Imp<tssable Barritr.

FROG J{A~.Lil1E }'OR

Sunday, July 12.

AITF.HXOOX.

Fn-m Axxl:Ar, SERlfOX before the Gmduating Class, by Re,·. S.\\flt;L W AilE FrsuER, D. D., President of tho Coll<'gc.

EVEXI:\G . Anmu:s.~ before the Society of Christian Re>earcb, by Rev. C. 11. A.

ll!:LKLEY, of Brooklyn.

:.u:ondny •• :July 1:l. Entrance Examination at 9 \. "· and 2 r• . .\1.

Prize Declamation at i~ I'. \J.

TUCS(lny, July 1·1.

Entrance Examination at !I .1. "·

CI .. \~~ DAY of the Clu~s of 'fi:l, at n )'. \I.

Ax:-;rn;nsArtY of the Sigma Phi Fraternity, ntH r. :11. Orator, lion. CuAnLES B. S•:oowiCK, of Syracu,;c. l'ot•t. Re,·.-EDW.\IU> Hoi'I'EJ:. of New York.

~cdncs(Lny, Ju.ly l.;:s.

AX'iL\1, )[EETI:\G of tht• Trnstt•e,; of the College, at 10 .\. \1.

A:-;w,u, )[EETixo of the Socit•ty or Alumni, 2 r. 'L Onttor. Ht·>. JA\!Es Er.r.1.~. D. D., of Brooklyn .. l'oct. Jou~· C.L-<TU.'TO:\ Lo:ow .• \. \[ of we,tfield.

Jo:n::o;!'i<J. R~-:rxw:-; of the Alumni nn1l friends of the College.

Thur~o;dny, .Tuly 1U.

COMMENCEMENT. The Ex<'rci"es will comm<'nce t\t 1H .\. \!.

1=- - - =--== }:1r" Tm; II.\\lli.TOXIA'i can be ut.tained of tht> E•litor-. ut thL' n~o ..

Storc~ in Clinton, and at the IIt•ral<l Ollice in utica.

Roberts, Prioter,lloroiug Herald Office, l.ilicn, ~ Y