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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
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6DppleS Sertilger,

fir bic 3erit5runs pom &atten, Wdu>
fen, Shpateu WanSen unp ale
ldifise Sui ifften, baltsn, pers
Eau ufen unb recommans
riren Ipllten.
1.-9Esil tr nienalS fttbt Bsftstisung su &C..
ben. 5u reren Die lbn 9sbtau6sn.
2.-gDtil srtn stcbe Srrtl lir rs Gents auf'
astban III.
3.-@sil tr nts psrbirtt trcd,n pbsr tpsttbloe
ptrp, rp'r ole q psre Suiommsnl' sung n.
uno alls,sit gum esbsau6 tsrsit unp ITO
er III.
4.-gBel alle gnfon'n bic IGN tsnust tab,n,
80 ttrsn Na&barn oon ltintr NhB 6fti
fprrtfn.
5.-99H Gattsn unb WiuIe au6,rbiIt i6rsn
SSblsr .tsrbrn unp frirrn un Inae nebmn
0etinf psru'Idten peun lie ioct finp-
ino m ibre @trdrme racmh aGnsliG auf
set,pdnh wtrrsn
6-9Pdl ftr ndmite Grtif fir rts Ger
f6runa prn Ndiisn. Wiu1sn. S6wabsr
unb Nan3sn mt slttGtm grfolSs tsnuB,
ptrrm fam.
7.--gRel infer Urtifif tilia srrtiuft plrt--
unp inrsm ale ancsre 3 rium nsni bin.
gen eirisr Dirt rur In bat 10 srodsn Der
en- nuflrttan iirp. unp nod patt ne,
In 3 olltat ;urIdtletbtn.
sD- 3ltsrsittt nur fw&
Srppls. 8rauB uno Comp.
go 1000, Norb 6.s Straee unb Io. 993
8anrripb Strdbs, Sbiaetlrbia. pa.
ssg- Die S,ru ;. 9 3,aIm unb Comp I.
Gjroe SAMPLER In Sruatrsten on 30 402 uni
40i, NctD Ste Stner, ifnc @rce Bsrfnuf5
assn,sn fir tsis bsrrIits 3 3IlammrrItb ing.
nO- 0anr0obrtalter. prrn iTs trs Siors elm,
lmr,n. mb6tn susleiG ssidlish tie Namtn re
6aupt 3situnssn arsrtsn, bic In itrem St Upn
umssbuns ssprudt perpsn.
6opple, &raub uno 60.
MSr, 5 1867. ra3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
lpIt Uut NtItII UVH
OreE= Trimmin1s

.r. AyItn=Sttiit
rtattsn wsrbcn t5nnsn-unb 3par an ben allsr.
nitbrtafsn Yrsisn.
. Gle bot bic Ginle tr Mrs. Sbfsr, BON
philadelphia. annfapnt In isner City ipsssn itrel
ldnsrn 8eIbtncung NIT etntm Der mttt mubig
nm @tatIiffmtnis on ftr @tNrrt Strobs, ole
cine 9oradnsato Der ,.8diG one" atTdet. unb
IN eatn pSuis iitu3sust paB iit rcltommsns gu
frttrtnttt 9stsn tqnn-unb pits In allen 5inii6'
t,n.-Die ssnannte Dam, nabm 4ntteil In Der
Muewotl uno In Ten @inidufsn ptr 0iitsr, psl&t
@usratl man fnpn rpito
Das reiAite uno periAiebenartiSife
20prtement,
BON @Iltr, 1didli& fiir aGs @siGmads. In li&
{Glis6- rae is rem Yubl,fum blsitr 9iip gum
MnI6du cper gum gsrtlui anssbOtsn purte.
Gle laptt Die Damtn elm ibre 70 bsrrlihsn unb
atltmadpUlltn @itr unp Spl,s 3u trlmintren,
no lls ft tann balb itlta iitsrseussn psrrsn.
no Der rs6ts Srt gum Saufsn ili-uDp Der II glo
IS, DIT Samltrn Sho6s
S4- Die pdt Fen .,3df&icns" iotato iis aus
s,fsttist inp, psro,n lsis pon BEN 5auis utal
ten. nit wsldsr Nts. Splsr In Gstbinprn3 &C..
fantm tat.
9efsntue Gufmntianfslt pirb Dem 9lsiGsn
unb psm 5rimmsn tsr Scnns,s stitsnft.
Den @ruesn unp alsnm ZEN altsn unb Sunasn,
81 i,bt cine fuurise 9Gtluuft srtlurs'n:
Die ginsttit tie siniisns 70 f5llth unp rar,
81 ! bt ia fiir Ale frst-uno btstst iids bar
2rs. 3. @. &r6mer.
gprif 2 1867 ratp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
Sebler Der Suarne.

Gin 5trr Der felt Satrsn an nrpSisr Dstili.
tat. frutSsitisru 9etfaat litt. unp al ben 9fst.
ten iussntliGsr unbsoaf iamfsit Nib fdr pi,
leipsnbe MsnI&tsit. alien Die es r6tbs tatsr,
Elm 8s3'pt nnp Gnwsiidns bisss elniaGsn Nit
tells ;uitnbsn. purt wsltfs sr eurirt wurbs-
esipenre bic bm6 rie.@rfabruhs tes Stfaant.
matns ;u prUFtirm winlGsn. iOnnsn ibrs ArrsiIt
riGtsn an SctnS. . Ssbsn.
Wc. t3 @tamtr st., q. gorf.
Gst. 27, 1867. moi 3
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
Gin Sanernl
9sbet bterber!- Sebet bierber
Nebmet NDti5,
OdB
@. q. 9Sciucu uttS Schu

NS.NI. s1sGtuClI ultO SGUto
pisesr ras Sslo idr oas Sab 1867 mt ibrst sro
B,n Nm rpabl tcn uudb,rtro'tenen adsrtau (SsrIhsr
bsrttsn BADEN. Oarunie, tii ret Itcb Or rp,libe:
riibm ,.8udre Mihr uno &rnotsr," psIdber oas
tIits uno bSebts prdmlun BET tsn penuinlconithtn
StaatssIu lttldnsen in cen Sab sn 1868, IA '65
uno 66 smrhn9 ano osn 9rSstsn. is fur eiueu .,IRih
CT u. Grneier" QUE 9etctCnsn pr,ts 9epann ndu ltt
stnf arces 90 oens NRsbas, 80 UU .rtb, uno 10 ID
reno Dee lstn Scnn,Srs ron Ger g!erp Qerter ecai'
atur fur DIE bsfs. causrbafrift II. &c dbsfsn ,u
hlnrbabtnfe Waitiue efl ri't @s warsn 70 psr.
rchierens NPolhtncn uls Wltb.ptrbtr rcrhane,n. al:
sin FER Bud re" tru9 lstht fsn Gis9 caccu.
oas GcmnIttst idg' IN fsruem Ssrttts: ..NRir bl:
psn bic MseatlIr cSm n 'fspt" aus prm q unNc
us,fonnt 10 il o., lts Sslttn ec9tn llnfdlle scs
rbut H. eurdb fem Artstpert llh au se' tnst lers
i,5t i'm ~ brauhs ts1nel,hs DlaI hint ubreauGt T.
rim ,.Ssitsn Drdh" bat. wt9rn lstnsr crprsaesnti
zen ..Srltna Hor Den 30 .u9 tshst unp in .tcr
ouhtt hdh niht dtstIr,fn ldtt.
liir hab,n bitfs Maihinrn tsi prrfhsrtn n
dStSB,n unc 9,rsi ~. mn srcfen uno fl,insn Sausr
tttn ~ erfrrrdCr, une holt,n fcripihreno ollie Rs
pararurfitdt on go. D ic tae cis %auGn ntdht 'u
raren tr. udsu nm lin Stid anftrti9c" ,u lain.
intern es fam fii Ttparatur unperSuSttb pcr9s:
ncmmGn mcrt n.
Der ..Buds," fir tists Sabr pures surdb tic
Peiuauua elmer lcf'n 5unec uro oic !bttun9 unt
RteroladIu9 DIR WEfsr. msnn IN @,ptsuna. bs
osutsnp psrte'it,f, mehr Gcrlbslt rem sseusr pcn
Ircfsm Russn Fin rrsrcer.
Iutb 6no mir i'm Sfdnof, ir9'no einen I'M @t
brauhe bsfnfltchen .Yudtrt auf ole tUr'eits Ec'i;
nit Gem ,Srcp par ntatmtnr ju psr'chcr.
1uth hat,n wlr fcrrpahrnb ;um @Crfaufs alle
Scrtfn ron Ndtrtau;SsrSthen. al Ten 8arttan
D6hsr uno Grnrtlr; e.n SEcie's Rdhcr; 0Stc +
pres: 8rosmihtr, ntlbGr fIccs Slsihtn ihht /;
Qisroe @spatttn uno Drsfhn,a'tbin Sstrairo
Drills pfsrcs, osnrChsn; loiu @lSpaicrs; Btlfh
fcrnlbier; Guft;pafcrs; 3u9riemtu; GuIftpatcr
SABINE tcn ousacisihr stSm YRuifs ; aIss lptliSr !;
8sieet's tCrdhmtsu TfIua icri' iteSs aErsrs Ding
pstdbss auf s,uer 9utre9uIirts0 %ouSrSt rStiI n
@auern pfrben Cs in ihr,m Snt'rsiI' finesn ihrr
.liahincn tsi unS ,u foufsn, oa mir blrs ot tefen
ha! en- uno cafir oorartirtn, taf iees Maidius &C,
racs eas in nefir ft dusasastsn rpire.
ESir ttfBSn cas- ousfhli flltb' Seht auf be cSi,
lsn SRiher unb Grnotsr fir pit Counties ecbn.
Icrtbampen, Garten une Spcnrcf, tincn Sbtil rcn
8srfs uno nan ShSil pcn Ruds uuo psrssn une
b,mdhsn fiCits Sobr Zen @cerhr ~ tefliseiScn.
pddhem mir suprr n'tht ettIprcteu fcnnicn.
autb faufSn unb rsrtoufrn air ueb inner uI'
Scrtsn pcn Simsrsitn, ats &lss, 2buclbp. Sras'
Slodsn.
gS. 8. popell uno Sobn.
SO. 90. Bsff'SamIiru, ,strass. 1lsuiepn.
Eeara 10. 1867 nasp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
Doctor Sails

unfeblbares Saar Grbaltun9s Wittel.
Dislss Ylttsl bat ilb INNER unfsbItar terts.
len, pas Husfansn Der 5aa,s ju SsraInpsrn. uni
ioaar bic 5aarsuwur,sln 70 ;u itdrfsr, tae pis'
Der neus 5aars paGlsn, on YlGbsn. rU pUrtsr
olGs auassfallsn Fub Gbsnio IfGbbar IN sp
,ur Di,rtttsrFslluns Der uutiirli6tn 8lrts tsr
6aars, psnn btfsltsn pOrbr srau sswurpsr
ilnb. Gum 9 ,fauf td
&. g. Woffer, Ipctbefer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
|Wraentaun.
gprtt Q. 1867

|Wuentdu1t
Collegiate Sttftttufc.
etrp 8.a. Matltnbtrs, u. M., grss
iibsnt Crwdbltt
Gbrw. 6. 8. 8opns. u. Dr.. gies.yrsF.
bent unb prOf' Rcr BON Naibsmattes.
| Gtrw. % 8 5Offorb. u. d., prpf.Tor
, bon alten Sprafsn.
Gtrp. 9. ptitips. u. R., grOftFor BON
8tac,ie unb &lcsuticn u. T. 10.
3. 8. Brown, Qtbrr.
WB u. Mtrriam, printipal tss re6lif .
en-, Ctparismsrts.
Gas 8oatb be. sruatss mant ttfannt, ta6
es am 4ten Gpul bic san,t gontrUas fislss Sn.
littdis ubsrncmmtn bat uno fab ipdtnbin paNslts
emh lie cerpaltet peipen ptrD Doc reatls
mobiss Sie.tfl besinnt I'm Item April, zine ge.
l,ssRbsit parbistsno. um if bic Sorttelt bee Sn.
ltttuis Ilf Gin aansss pclss gisrtsl ,u,usisa.n.
Seoinsunssm.
Yrimdrp Dspa ter giatsl
BON 10 0ctsn, s5. stnf<sbsnp @lsmtnta,y
Snsltfdb uno 8oeal Nu1t.
I 8prbsrtttenbes Dtpartemsnt,,
per giutsl BON 10 gEo6sn. Sc, sinfGlisetnp pas
sswStnIits ensliiG. elementary ealtn unD 30.
cal Wuff.
@tabemtfGts Dspartemsnt, per
Sirtd pcn 10 spU&tn. SO, etnfGIise,nb Doe
tStus enelft, elementary. @rssf, eatin ture
Susil, Dsmi& 6rsn4 unp 8seal.Ylu1t.
| Guilsse Gsparttment. per 8iattl
prn 10 sppGsn. $40. sInf&litbsnp College Stu.
oiums i'm alssmsInsn. Bt3atlura I'm 0craus
&on8sIb, Waifsn unb 9lGt $4,000.
Sir psitsrs SsiOnbrbtitsn rufe mon an ts
Gem Gtrr. 6. 8. SO n ., In psm golsss.@s
tauee.
Np,il 9 1867 na3u
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
GiIenz Waarerl

n srrer 4uswabl, tsf,tsnb aus NtiTrn unf
Satsln. SadmtTr eSfsIn. 6affssmiiblsn, ei6'
rf5dsn. eampsn. 5lsliGidssp, S&aufsln. Wti
,abstn. Grtsn. 9stltn. Ssbrn. unp SisIsn. .anesr
trtiftln fiir Saurn unb 5austaltsnssn nUtb
Dusneis. gu tatsn bel
3. g. Wcfsr.
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sSGiapeS WS0ulner.

3eitun9ssSefanntmabunes Qeent,
Nc. 38 SlO 5iinfte Straes. (untntalb Der
Warft.)
philadelphia, ga.
Tpai l, 1866. mob,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16

gufauf auf 5aub.-Sr Ssrfsrtist ron ben alln'
fsiult fen eua Wdssn bic rod ie In bisir @sstnt
rsm putifum ppr aussn tamsn-duf gulanasr
maft r bisislbe auG Acknowledgements nadt BEN
@siGmad fsinsr Sunbin.
Gr if Rcli bier fastn 3u fSnnsn. baB sr feirt
als ron ben alsrbsisn anp asfG dt,iisn Nrbdt',
I'm @aurtp anasiitlt tat, uno pabsr iprlft tr gut
fir jeren Nitifsl Der feline gpertiiGtte prI66t.-
S}srntr N 60 anbsrsts bsfannt ba6 er nur Die als
lsrtsfsn Watrialier aufa btitsn Idbt-pun Rii
N b CT feline 8,oe-uno In allen btm ptrn9elda
ten NJ feline Yrablsrs urt IN Sumbua, ne llt
ieper fslba iter,sustu fann, peun sr bet ibm an
ruff uno ftine N,tsit ts0,ht.-NuG btmtrft II
nOG. bag sr fsins 4rtfitsn 70 pUblfsiI unD aud
ttwac mObIftler otlobsn fam. aIs irssno sin IN
prsr 8utlGsrma&'r In pidsm uno ben argr1u,'
enbsn @aunt'ss &c IN prs spar pisl ssidat,
abr er bot u,fa6s riss su Iassn-prlde uriah
en-, sr sirem istsn fsintr 8unpen spifdbtn 4 NussU
iassn nil II neil IS bod auH bic Nitttunrsr
nttt wis n bEaunsn.
8ltd.&rbttt. pnilttt er auf Die fiipsHt
an;tiss unp ;u rsn ttuisam grdssn.
&c IL banftar fir ssnoers. Surbf6aft. unt
bitlst I'M tint Sprtbautr rertslbsn, peldr CT rutd
sduttli&s Stci'runs. quite artett unp MIR asriu.
arn 8crenunssn, moo UNI 8islss Su sipeittt
sersnft.
pbaon I. Semmsl.
5struar 26. 1867. na3N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
9nS SrilDjaDr 1T Da!

o<VCloC<
! - Z
ttno NIT Dem Srdbiabr
Ut 9ePommen
Gin srpber une icrsfdltis aussepablter
Stpd BON
Sdtem. Rappen II. Scbdfer Sppbs.
Bon ben lsbtsrfAitneren Stslss unb 8d1tions,
unp 3par an eem Stcbr bon
Nlneipalt s. SrllScr,
go. 25, 8eit 9amilton Strab,. Der
@itp 1aentaun.
Su ben junsen Serren:
5absn MIR su iassn: Rufst an unb b.tra&t.t
bic tsrtitmis StYles. bic fir quo sutsrstst fIns,
icl&s ole bic
SarDme, SOfcb, Snternatipmal
Srpabtpab,
unb In Watrhsit ale Nrtsn auf psl&s tpir 70 tpsit
unisre fdnbe lsssn fonntsn n-unb usrbsn su Dem
Department abpirtn, 70 f1nta als Fs aemadt
psrren unb an prslen wsl@s aller Competition
trob bitten.
Su fclden I'M mittleren Mlter
g4oan mir fassn: Dag unfer Dep art.men
In unfrsr Grt @iitsr aro6 uno polaanbig it,
Nismanc fann ttsn etnsn euttn s. I" su Be-.
tommn. 70 rie Dte Siptss bic Befrtebiauna ae.
bsn--uno bic Vrstfe, 4 b .,nur Elm @eIana" ae :.
gen terisnis'n ME ite f'dter warsn.
Su unIern alteren 6erren
6asm MIR Su fasen: Dob ptr serate tis
gdtsr tatsn bic GuG stfalIm uGe frct futlr
matsn-3 tief, 4 IT, unb tief. nit alItn Bret.
ten. BON 8anoan uuD an ntspnsn pralsn. .-8ufst
an unp itessust gu& ldba.
3u unIerer Sueenb
Sabsn mir au lassn: Dag mir bas mstil
co1lidncisls Afcrtsmsnt fir Rs bdbfn. toB nod
ie Dem Dublfim angstptsn wurcs.- Wir f5nnsn
su6 b,fsispissn In gursm @tldmii. unp t5anm
suG berrfiGe 5its" in alsn Artsn pon
6uten in St,Ub. 8raies, Nitre, Sur,
@pn, Sarrns,
unb Fur, In alien Irtsn bic psrferttst tperttu. su.
tOmm'n Iasm.-gttt urs sinsn &uipru&, isn5s
WGnnsr.
Sir bic 8inter
5absn mir sinsn fttr tdbfGn gcratt, unb
wsrtsn pitlsltsn rpubfril psrtlufsn.
Gersebet nibt an3urufen.
Ssbr banttar fir bic 8unti@aft w.lGs mir
ststtm aencbsn tabsn tcifsn mir Das Str ss In
Sur'm Sntsrsbsn fabsn wurst, rtsislbs
Iort3iirbrn.
5attetes I'm @ebG&tni6-tsnn
unfer NottO III: gBir labsn uns ru,6aus bon
U smanb untsrpsrfauftn, siusrld ub aube. prsr
nnntaIb ben @,tiss."
go. 25 gRsa Samiltcn- Straee. In Der City
adsutaun. III psr Vldb, sraos a'aendt~ BEN
Sartewaarsn. Slcbr Ger Jirna pon " 9. g,urs
unb 60. no Str btsisn aufysstanslm StUd ron
Sitm fineet-une spar bsi
Nnepalt uno Sruocr.
Ipril 9. 1857 rats
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In tintm tffsn G6arnfier astolitn wntm fcI,
msIGn p'n gsifal fre puttifums In GrIpru&
nimmt. uno srtitttt il6 8untIGaft ron etHa uae
etn ansrdntnb gaurtiss.
Tas Saus IN tffonl ere fnasriHist fGr gaus
srn frfrn fe rcd Der @tott fcmmsn. ags rsfs
de an bisf'm 5Otd anballfn iSnnsn prf6trt
fitlsn. tab ile sutts s fen unp quite gstitn sr.
balten.
Die GtdGe unb SGsts ifnb bic mtil auege.
bftntasn irsrrb sInse SottIs In GlItrtaun, ou5
wsIdts gButrbdt 8t'btdnbttr ttIcneets
auimtrfiam asmaGt psresn.
Gin piiuftlitsr uno srfutrene StallfnsGt fat
iists Die Nufii6t Gttr bic Stdus.
Smnitu0sn luufsn rsauIdr BON tis1tm Sauls
nuG ben 8tss,lbatn Dtsois.
Wolss Sbned.
Gstruar IL. 1867. na3W
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Y6dDn 81. Semmel,
8utiaenmaaer in Sdserspille, Scda
GauntD.

DIR tlnisr;sGntte btti,nt fi& bisftr Gslsatn.
ttlt. isnsn 6rsunbsn. 70 wis bsm sttrtsn Yut.
Ittum atsrtaupt. nnjus'issn, bab &c bas.
&utfbenma6ers s9sfhdft,
nod INNER an lstnsm ultsn stunbplubt. In @Ga'
nspias, 2sGa Gauntp bstrstt, unc 3par ! 81
srceartissr als is.-Sr psrfsrtst als artsn pUn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16

Garria9sn II. leid
ten Spa;ierw6een
BON ouen Senenr
nun9en,
70 rpis au6 Srud. @d.
gen, unb tdlt aud al 5
ls pitfs glrtifsl gum
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16

2amerp rufct arr uuS fc1ee.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16

SInter' Ginri6tun9.-Dec. /, 1866.
@robs 5duptlinte pom Noroen uno Worrp..
lten Tar pbilaOslpbia. glsu gort, 9lsaptne YOtts
ptut, Samaaua, AiblanD. etbanOn. 4llentCp, +,
Sdlirn, epprata. eltis. ea.ealitr, Columbia,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-20
Local and State Items.

MONUMENT OF THE LATE Hon. SooL-
MON FooT.-A few days since a monu-
ment to the memory Of the late Hon,
Solomon Foot was erected in Evergreen
Cemetery. The shaft is 10 feet and 4
inches in height-6 feet square at the
base, and is of Barre granite, the same
material of which the Vermont State
House is built, and is beautifully de-
signed and executed, a fitting tribute to
mark the final resting place Of the NOR
tai remains Of him whom our people
loved to honor and who served them so
faithfully and well.
The workmanship upon the monument
was executed by Messrs. Cobb & Hutch
inson of Rutland, and reflects much
credit upon them as artists Of a high
order.
The Inscriptions upon the monument
are Upon the south side
SOLOMON FOOT,
BORN IN CORNWALL, VT, NOVEMBER 10TH,
A. d. 1902.
Died in Washington, D. c., Adrcb 28tA, a D. 1866
In the third term of his service as
Senator of the United States
from his native State.
On the cap Of the monument on the
same side is the name "FooT," and i'm.
mediately below it on the main shaft 8
heraldric device.
On the north side of the shaft is in
scribed his dying words:
Expiring, he raised his eyes towards HEAVIER
and exclaimed: y see it! see it The gate
are wide open Beautiful Beautiful y"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-20
Washington Items.

The Chronicle says that it knows
that General Grant, no matter what his
views were on April l, now indorses
Gen. Sheridan for his removal of Gov.
Wells.
--Advices received at Gen. Grants
headquarters from New Orleans show
that Gen. Sheridan has commenced the
reorganization of the police force in that
city, and has appointed several colored
men as policemen.
But one juror was obtained on
Thursday in the Surratt case, William
B. Todd, a retired merchant of that city.
Every hind of excuse was devised by
the large number announced on Thurs.
day, and most all got off on some plea.
Several meetings of the bar in Mont.
gomery, Ala, have been held recently,
with view to impeach Judge Busted
before Congress, but in anticipation of
such action suits have been brought in
the State Circuit Court against him on
charges of corruption and conspiracy.
The President on Thursday stated
in conversation that the complications
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-20
TUFTS COLLEGE.

Tufts College, situated on College Hill, an
eminence in the town of MedfOrd, s four miles
from Boston, OF which, as of many other cities
and towns, il commands a MOST interesting
view. Though yet in its infancy, having grad
uated it's first class in 1857, it has received nu
merous evidences of public favor. Among its
Alumni and members, it numbers the sons of
many of the leading friends of education, both
lay and clerical.
With a corps of eight experienced Professors
filling the several chairs of instruction with
excellent Philosophical, Mathematical, Chemical
and other Apparatus with good Cabinet, and
with Library of more than 10000 volumes, it
proffers Increased facilities to young men seek
ing liberal education.
Of the Three Courses of Study, to the First
of Four Years, is attached the Degree of Bach
elor of Arts; to the Second, of Three Years
that of Civil Engineer; to the Third Of Two
Years, that of Bachelor of Philosophy. For adj
mission to the two shorter courses, which do
not embrace the Ancient Classics, Candidates
mist pass a satisfactory examination in Alge-
bra and Geometry, in addition to the Arithme-
tic, Ancient and Modern Geography, history of
the United States, and English Grammar re-
quired for the Four Years Course.
The instruction is practical and thorough IN
all the departments
The College Year is divided into Two Terms
of Twenty Weeks each, separated by vacations
of Six Weeks each.
Commencement is on Wednesday, July 10th,
The First Examination of Candidates for ad-
mission is on Thursday, July 18th.
The Second on Tuesday, August goth.
The First Term begins on Thursday, August
22d.
Board and Term Bills amount to about $500
For Catalogues, address
June, 1857. g3-w5w
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and differences arising under the recon-
struction act were such that he was of
opinion that II Congress did not meet in
July that he should call an extra session
on the LIST of August. This Is authen.
tic, being derived from an authoritative
source.
The surratt trial makes slow progress.
1t excites deep interest, not because the
people care very much for Surratt, but
because of the fact that 1t Is the first
civil trial of q person charged with the
murder Of the President Of the United
States. A vast amount OF intensely in.
teresting evidence is expected to be in
troduced on both sides. Some OF it is
old, but the greater part will be new.
Surratt's friends confidently expect his
acquittal, for they feel sure that 1t will
be hard to prove his connection with
Booth in the assassination plot.
Having commented at considerable
length in modified vein Of disparage-
ment on the position Of General Long,
street, as defined in his late letters, the
New Orleans Times observes "a portion
of the Republican party seem to claim
full right and title to Gen. Longstreet
Since the publication Of his letter &c
Mr.. Barker the more enthusiastic have
on several occasions spoken Of him as 8
very suitable candidate for the position
Of United States Senator, and there
seems to be little doubt among then
that full pardon and amnesty will bt
granted him by Congress Immediately
upon converting another session. The
wishes of the General do not seem t
have been consulted"
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tions, the report goes on to say, that the
necessity of renting the greater part of
the mission house to pay the remaining
debt upon IT, was the reason why we
Were compelled to hold our annual
meeting elsewhere than in our own
house."
After reading the report, Rev. Mr..
Dayton made some very interesting aud
encouraging remarks, and was followed
by Rev. Mr.. Seaver, who made an ad-
dress in which he spoke of the Assocla-
ton as exempliiying the true idea of the
Christian church as an aggressive and
missionary force, Of It's peculiar excel
lence as uniting Christians Of different
denominations in common work for
common Master, and Of the success
which, with other similar organizations,
it was likely to have in contributing to
the solution of the great problem of the
effect to be produced upon our State,
moral, political and social, by the alien
population continually pouring in upon
us.
After the address was concluded, the
gentlemen retired, and the President read
the Treasurers report, and stated in adj
dition to it that the house was purchased
at the price Of sixteen hundred and fifty
dollars, of which twelve hundred was
paid, and the remainder must be made
up within two years, else the whole
would be forfeited. The rents received
for the house would be appropriated TO
this purpose, and for the rest the Asso-
citation would be obliged again to throw
Itself on the charity Of its friends.
The vote was then taken on the &C
ceptance of the reports, and was unani-
nous In the affirmative, after which the
annual choice of officers was made, and
the following is the list Of names Of
those elected, with the several denomj.
nations to which they belong
Mrs. A. NJ. seaver, President, Epsco-
pa.
Mrs. J. B. Porter, Vice President, Bap-
tist.
Mrs. ]. Strong, Recording Secretary,
Episcopal.
Miss Emily seaver Corresponding
Secretary, Episcopal.
Miss Julia Pierpoint, Treasurer, Con-
gregational.
Managers.-Mrs. Luther Daniels, Mrs,
Charles Sheldon, Mrs. j. NJ, Haven, Con-
gregatonal Mrs. VIM, Y, Ripley, Mrs.
VIM. A. Burnett, Mrs, Henry Clark Meth,
odist; Mrs. Geo. A. futile, Mrs. ]. Prout
Baptist Mrs. H. H. Baxter, Mrs. W. Il
B. Owen, Episcopal.