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j PLEASANT sURrRIsE.-Our --wusu-a
Mr.. l. y. Camp, principal o.. tie llis-
School, was very agreeably surprised Us;
evening on returning to bis home az l.h-
O'Clock, at finding 1t lighted up. and a...i
with the scholars Of the school, who LID
deeked Lis parlor with flowers, and SCI. aa'
a beautiful silver lee pitcher, beariu- ,--
inscription - To eur teacher, l. ". Can,
from The scholars and assistant teGch.e
the Burlington Union High School" liz
handsome gift was presented in an yrig.ll.
presentation sons. composed for the occasion
BY Mr.. c. A. Castle, and sung by the -ch.l-
ars. Mr.. Camp, taken wholly by surT-!ss
and touched by this indication Of the conf
denee and affection Of the school. RESPONDED
appropriately. Ice cream and Refreshments
were provided by Mrs Camp, and pleasant
social hour followed Il was a happy li,.c
Affair all round.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

PoErANb.-TLe population Of Plrl...
in 1868, was 3O,I24.
1t the time Of this disaster, according
reliable statistics, Portland was doi1g l -.
business, in proportion to its wealth, .a-
any other city of its population in the Uu9a
The value Of its imports for theycar col.
Ing June 80, lS55, was s., POI 81, maxim.
it the fourth in regard to imports Of tn.
cities Of tie United States. It is also
great depot for troais.uis.
On The 18th of Oc,.tor, 1873. au English
fleet, under Capt. Henry MowatJ, boulasl,a
i, and satit On fire and IL WIS alm5s. entire.
IL destroyed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

PaEsENrAToN.-At @ regular monthly
meeting Of Ethan allen Engine Co. 40 B..
last evening, ClI5. Briusmaid armour.
the presentation u a handsome silver I.a..-
trumpet, Of the medallion style, hanisol..
chased, ard bearing tie inscription q. E,-.-
Allen Engine Co. No. 4, april 2a-h, l~al.
1; was given JY several O, the hou.sa-.
members Of che company and inteuia- IT,.
the use Of the Asst. Foreman. Tie value.
this elegant gilt is so.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

APPONTNENT.-Gen. Stannard has q
pointed Capt. Frank o. Sawyer, late \. e.
NJ, of BrattlebOro, formerly Of Burlington
to Deputy Colleetorship Of Customs. Cap''
Sawyer was the first quartermaster Of ten
Stannard's old regiment, the 9th, and was TIC
last Vermont Quartermaster of Volunteers
retained in the U. S. service, sufficient e'i-
dence Of his efficiency as an officer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

SENATOR JOE. LANE finds it as hard to
kill himself as it has been for others to kill
him. AT last accounts he was able to sneak
and bis recovery is expected.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

PERsoNAL.-David Hill, Of Bridp1-., 'i---
ly known as the owner Of the ccll.rl'-i
" Black Hawk" horse, whose progeny bl',
been 50 noted for speed and beauty Tor i--
last twenty years, died at bis residence ID
BridpOrt, last week, at the age Of -.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

DowS ON WHITE HORsEs.-Two horses,
both white, were killed in different parts Of
Montpelier, by Lightning on Sunday last.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

Our neighbor S. the other day inquired of
. tinnegan If be understood what
" Head Centre 5" meant? Patrick replied,
=" indade, do, Head Centre is the middle
top Of all.-Reeord.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

Coal has advanced fifty cents ton since Mr.
Morrill, reported his tariff. salt and other nee
essar!es Of life have gone up correspondiusly.-
What Col send this pretty tariff vii be TO the
poor.-B1rii1giJH TiMcs, July pa.
Now for the facts as to coal. Mr.. Morrill,
reported tie duty precisely as It has been,
except imposing duty Of fifty cents per ton
On lituminous coal from tie ncighboring
British Provinces. The coal men OF Penn
sylyania and Maryland were dissatisfied. and
moved TO amend bY fixing the duty at SI.5O
per ton ON all coal, bitumiuous inclusive
Mr.. Morrill, OPPOSED IT. and was beaten by
one majority. Now i. coal has risen fltv
cents a ton, it Is not On account OF Mr. Nor
rill's bill, bat because Of the amendment
which was carried by the coal men against
him and "eyery New England member" as
the Times said on Saturday, The Times was
not ignorant, therefore, on the coal question.
Is it honest or decent in thus grossly and
knowingly mi-representinS Mr.. Morrill,
Here Is still another black gem from tie
Times
SENATOR Wilson's OPINION or Mr. Nor
RILL's STATEsyANsHIr.-Senat Wilson is a
practical minded man, and one thoroughly de-
voted to tho interests Of New England. In the
course Of the debate in the Senate on Friday,
the House tariff bill was incidentally discussed.
Senator Wilson denounced il and declared that
he should vote against it. He added that New
England did not ask for such a tariff, and that
II was got up IN the interest Of Pennsylvania
and the Northwest. Mr.. wills is large mind
ed enough TO remember that there are other peo-
pie in New England who have interests that de-
serve consideration, besides the poor manufac-
turers.-BurliHgion Times, July 9fh
On this very occasion, Senator Wilson ex-
pressly declared that the features Of the bill.
to which he objected, lrere PIT into AZ against
Mr.. M0TriFS lrisies. Moreover. the Times
ialsly represents Senator Wilson as hostile
to the manufacturers. Precisely the reverse
was the fact, Senator Wilson's complaint be- I
ing that the producers Of the raw material. /
and especially wool, are favored at the ex- F..
pense Of the manufacturer. What shall be 4
sand of an editor who. not only attempts to
make Senator Wilson witness against Mr.. 4
Morrill,, by suPPressiHg the fact that Senator
Wilson erORerated Mr.. Morrill, be- name. but
llso completely falsifes the position Of Sen
tor Wilson himself, who is Mr.. Morriu's
defender against the attacks of the Times ?
WatOa's Journal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13
TINS WAE ~ EUEorE.-ILe following are
additional items o. the late foreign news

additional items o. the late foreign news
The Italian army cr,sssi tine lIiuci5 without
meeting any opposition from the AusiraLs. IL
then pushed on toward P,rtpura, but was r.
pulsed by shor, cluuouale fr1l. tLc ilr-s AMI
strJuELt.Is. The Italian army was encountered
10y the Aus,r.lus iu great force To- jhc vicinity
Of Verona. \ Er,l; battle fl.aw,i GA SUNDAY.
which lasted al. day, All ell,i in the complete
defeat 70 tac Italians, who were Commanded by
the King Both armies fought mast brlve'y.-
The ltial verl rcpu.sei az al points, after
severe and bloody struggle. The Italians re-
crosse! tie Miuc.0 On Suliav evening.
Prince Amoieus was wounded. The Aus
trians captured 1000 prisoners The Aus,riaus
then took Custom ty assault The Aus,rars
occupied B1rmIo, In L1mbariy.
The Prussians attacked Aswien. 20 IN Gt.li-l.
but were beaten of with loss iy tie Aus
TRANS
Prussia viii not bl0ckaictLe HalJy,rla T.r.s
nor seize private property.
Garibalii intends marching through Tyrol di-
rtct TO Munich.
The Han0veri1n army is completely surround
Ell bv the Prussians. The King ti Hanover de-
manlei Il hours for deit,ra-on on the coudi-
tons upon which his army is 20 c1pitu.aJe. The
demand has been granted The King expects
TO receive assistance from the Blylriau ar
my.
The Prussiaus had advanced into upper Sill
esa and Bohemia. They easily requlsei the
Austrian hussars, owing 20 the effective power Of
the needle gun.
Prince Charles army met with no resistance
in crossing the Bohemian frontier.
Ii is expected that Gen. Beatllk will llt.ach
from Bohemia with the main body Of his army
upon Garibalii, compelling the Prussiaus o.
eyacuate Sax1ny bY a flank attack
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

The Northern Pacific Railroad bill may be
brought up in the Senate any day, now. and
lie friends are sanguine as to is passage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

The Conference Committees report on tie
Tax bill was agreed to by both Houses Of
Congress
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13


ADDISON t.tNII---i-e Republicans
Olson County t,I tL.i- Convention ono O..
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i,,s,ri b,f.e-.l,s-: \. Smith. ls..
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

The recent Information Of the Secretary
Of Safe with the Eammany Society Of New
York, Is a noticeable sign Of the tlmes. Eg-
erything is still lovely 70 Mr.. Seward. Even
Tammany Hail-a nest ofcopperheads which
in thc darkest hours Of the war, sent Ben
Wood 90 Congress, and has since sent j. W.
Chaulcr. notorious for his open mouthed
encouragement to traitors-is passing lovely
now to the prime minister. Hear him:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

Esszx CoUSrr-Tbe Republican .r r--.l
County, held their Convention, Jlaa -I.a.
and nominated for Senator, G s.
Dale. Mr.. Dale is she first '.ou- ana .--
Poland man, whose nomination to tie ,-l-
ate We have noticed, thus far.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13
University Of Vermont and State Agri-
cultural COLLEGE.


The Commencement Of the University Of Yer
mont and State Agricultural College will take
place this year on the lst Of August. Candi-
dates for admission will be examined on Tuesday
the day before Commencement, the examination
to begin at eight O'Clock, 4. NJ
No essential change is contemplated in the
studies Of the ordinary College course, as here
,ofoge pursued. But it is hoped that the means,
which have been long desired, will now he
afforded for rails ug the standard Of scholarship
ia this department Of the Institution. the quail
fcltions for admission to which will remain
unchanged.
The STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE being
now united with the University, provision will
he made for receiving young men who are
desirous of pursuing the course Of studies
contemplated by the late act Of Congress
appropriat;ng to every State portion of the
public lands for the encouragement ofinstruetion
in theoretierl and applied Science. 1t Is
impossible, thus carly, to st forth IL detail the
whole course Of studies which viii eventually be
taught and pursued in this institution. Suffice
it, for the present, to say, tina; the Corporation
are determined to make i, as complete and
thorough as that of any other similar institution
in the land
In the meantime, arrangements are in progress
ard will soon be completed, for giving instruc-
ton in the several studies usually pursued by
pupils during the first year Of scientific schools
connected with Colleges. Tire new professor
ships have been established by the Corporation :
one profyssorsLip Of .IloIcrn Languages,
another Of analytical and agricultural
Chemistry. third Of .Waeralogy, Geology
and .lEaiag. Provision will also be made for
an extended course Of instruction in the several
kinds Of Drawing
IN addition to the philosophical apparatus,
the collection Of natural objects, and other
means Of illustration now belonging to the Uni
yersity, others will be promptly furnished by the
Corporation as they are neeled. Arrangements
vii be made, also. in due time, fr a select
course Of reciiatious and lectures, expressly
designed tor the benefit Of those who are quail
Fed to attend them, but who cannot afford the
time required for q course 10 the scientific
School
Il may be proper here TO give notice, also,
that ia this, as in other institutions Of a similar
character. tlere VIII probably lie several ''sec-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

BUTTER was 40 cents at st. Adams On
Tuesday,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

The recent speech OF Mr.. Morrill,, chair
man Of the Committee Of Ways and Means,
in tie House, on the tariff biz has produced
a deep impression
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uOmmen).
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6ei(e.ae(egen6eiten.
Giienbabnen.
fwoltiu,Ore uub Obto. @tlenba6n.,

fBdltimere lab SBtp.GtI enbabn.)
Ra6 @afbtngtnn:4 1br 10 Wltn.,
7.o5, S.45 unb 9.45 8prmtttasS uub nm
3.l6, 4.15 umO T.45 NadmittasS. S~Onntass
I'm 40 nnO S.45 MOrseas NIB Ais ane
7.45 giaGmittass. -
Nbgan0 bon MaIGtnstun Z, 7.3o nne
Ills gprmittass, une 2.45, 40 ans s
ubr Menbs.
NaM MmnapeltS nit BEN 7.05 Uors
mittd9s tnb Ais NoGmtttass : 3u8 BON
Baltimore unb benz 7.30 MOrSenS unS 4.3O
NaGmtttasss3 us Scu @albinatsn.
Son annapolis am $50 Sorntts
tags urh 40 @aGnl. mad Baltimore ODER
@aIbinstpn.
RAD GumberlamD, 9arterSs
burg uno 0beeItn9 un 8 uhr %
Min. Morsens unb 9 t1brsNbenbS.
Rad Sreoertd Direct a u9r 30 I.
GaGmtttnss.
Nd6 GIttcetts NtiIGS: 6.20 nnb
10 tl6r GOrmtttasS une 1.2o unb $40
9n@mittass.
Bon @tItcottS MILLS: 7.4o unc
II. 80 Ucrmtttnss unb 8 une 7 t19r Na@ni.
(glSrblt&e Central GtIenbabn.)
9a@ 9.15 MOrsens unb
7.20 nne 10 l9r abenbs. (Dtele 2Ise baI-
ten In gort unO 9arriSburs aN.)
yla6 gOrt 0irsct); 7.20 Nlorsenc nnS
$50 9ia6mittaes. a
9la& 5arrtSburG8 tltiamspart
un6 6 lmtra; 40 Morsens MnS 10 n9r
Wenbs.
Na@ 5ammpser unb Gettysburg:
SIS MOrsens. ae I'd
(gDeflt6e @arpIanb Gtltnbutn.)
Sad 0efmtmfer uno nmtOn
8rtb9 Be: 9.l5 8Ormtttaos uno $50 nne
$50 NaGmittasS.
(YblaOrIpbia, @~ilmtn9tOus Rrs 8atttmOrse
.s GItnbabn.)
NaA WtImtngtOn unO 8htl0beL
pbia: 8.25 Mcrgens unb Ito, 4.2S, 6.3s
Na6mtttaeS unO 9.25 Nbenbs. a5I
-gla@ Rem gprt (etrect): $40 Nors
aeus nn0 ITO unO 1875 NbenOa. SOnntnes
nGr 7.60 une CPS Nbenbs.
~(GatUnsStOe @ferbstabn.)
9aa6 gatpnSDtIGe mnb G1ltcptts
NtIls srn frab Z nbr Bis Nbenps 9 nbr
Fdnbltn.
(gOrt 8cab 9ferbebabn.)
Na& SOnipmtOwn bon MOrsens 7
DIR Bic MbenOs Z 1br fGnbLi6. Ser No6ts
0osgon IL l1br M6etbS. Sbfdbrt BON 5Oai-
paYfrose.
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stessam bic ofEes bee n9saItimore weders. Main
Mao GaDaHna6, ga.

Die Ddmpftr ter Baltimore unb ga.
sannob Dnapfi@tff Go. eeben nun we fcI9t CD: - STE Der.
lnfsn Baltimore Srna urtrn Dpd am Suse Der GUneOrear
] ben : CnnerRae ua 8 ubr Rc&mtttoes. 8uradftb.
Eeno srrIahen Nefslben SapaRnab far Baltimore tcbtu
DrnntrfaG
Otter faO arsuRo, 60, unb has SnmIaub, ptISs an IN.
Lrn &eenttn. bic %. "a &u&s unh NDef tn Savannah cor
f8nirt Fnt, teYten ouf hos gnnftli&Re tpeoirt.
UeOen Sro@t unb Vafase NIT ben btfea sequernIiGietsr
renht man f& an
= Sames8 s. u Rbr 4, Mg..
Offices IS 2tebtRr Wbarf unb un.rn Dpd
WS. AIt 8ra&tbtteft werttn auf bsua Dampftr n1ts
iti&ret. (~7iunIInat1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-18
IA .EHl9ti8 iHF' @iaRaubeFsr u. aefenbe
Grlparntb ron 3ett, @etb nnO Gmtfernane
BURG bic
8oltifstDre>SbiO @iSeab0bn,

H1W 1llel GDGllSA 0e8 WeltGnT,
itbsr Gartersbur9 uno Ntarietta, pber BenipoCb
@beelin9 unb Columbus.
Die Baltimore btp GtientGbn bteset benz ~rsSfsnhen gu.
bItfuta BITE srSsttn 8Srttetle in BetNs auf 8iutefeit, Be.
auenGt@tett, Si@stteit, EIutltaiett unb S@5Hbttt Der
Scenerte'n, fchab fe rrn ietrer Gntern BGbn IN btetsua
Fan l~tertrcFen wsrb. Dtsfe Balm, tont atlGRttf5tn
Reere a~ussebenb, In bic 6ltsfe ouseehtbnte6e 2ints, GItib
itttie abss aud tc tnraeat ane f&negfs unb babsr tie bsI.
IteRc Route tur bte ~0fe,isneen mad beS sEtfen, bic uibt
p~erfebieu lO1fsu Re 81 teuustu.
@eilen- @ntfernuu0 b. Baltimore nab Cincinnati;
neber 9artersbure ....'.... 5SS NetSsn.
. Dsnrppb unH @bse!iue ..,..."....936 ~
SIrrtsturS unb V,ttsEnrs .........s69
Sur& Ste Marietta 2tnie .......,"..... 6S5
etne Griparns oa Ter @ntfruuns bon lis
DurG BITE columbus Finite .............. soc
eiEe Grlsarntb on Der Gntfesnnns ron 6s
Gfettenbe, reI&e BITE Baltimore. SbsU Gtftnbahn ttnukeu,
Iesen bic 0fetfe tn TX Sac Sur6d u. fabrsn tn gDaetn, BITE auf
cas- &uerbsauemf fife Nm t 8spGifttrtrn StSsu ttnsert&.tt fak,