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The New York herald., 1866-07-21
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rnE KrNo's WooD MysrEgy-coRoNERs INQUEST Just
- day sci la yesterday morning Coroner Avery had
Guided hts inquest on the body OF the unknow ma
found in Kings Wood. The Coroner. In company with
Mr. chapwel OF the Hoboken police stat on convened
jury at late hour Thursday evening and the result
was .,Nlic of death from unknown causes The body
WA :. " iecompnsed as To max p ist mur'em exatn
nation o. o the question A curious point s that the
nssn @as found in sitting posture looking No
distance qglte compos If In sumber,
eth his coat on and iyng near him. HIS barred
ard serea with huge hstes, The evd OF successful
oara Ions the part the aturr scorpions Of that
q set locality. he was German, about thirty years
o. age 40 beard or mrstache, dark and pants
drab flt hat, and long boots. The following articles
f.und the body at The Hoboken police station
snh can be seen by any person with view TO ien ac,-
tin:--rhree "a k, de risie repr senting three men,
obe mt quite twenty another about twenty-five,
and the third, thirty over, all Germans, a
vsich cncased in poor and dirty brass shade a
sIaii pistol. pocket mirror, comb and other appure-
nabees OF tho toilette several IN camille advertise
ments, cnt in slips from newspaper and
s'rks,bsok, containing about dollar u
srrnry. Whio on the hand no marks
" violerce appear 10 ar,use uspc on, on the
olher v ia curious that any would have selected
pSe Tar stanI from tha main road anc accessible only
W to>ome, prec pous and cragpy ascent, AMI there
70 compose h mscf for last adien TO earth and
- traco WIS -ft OF nanc babtation profession, aGd
70 rrcb"'n contained in the is likely Dc
tie researches Of posteriy.
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Brig Rayah tHOls.en, Rssers, Malaga, q days WITH wnc

BRIG Rayah (Holsein Eggcrs Malaga q days with winc
&c, TO order.
Brig Achie Errco Tarragona ss days with Wine &c
Gomez Wallis Co fThe above yesterday incorrectly
reported AS the Goleia.)
Brig Cyclone, rian, chiltepec So days. with mahogany,
70 Miller Houghion.
Brig Amanda Guion, Ashley Tobasco 16 days, with
hogany to Pentz Bros.
Brig corra Nelson Ccnfuegos. IS days. with sugar and
molanses, to McC0ll & FIRTH
Brig Fah CBr Robbins rogo NF Sc days IN ballast, to
II I Roath son. Had light and sW winds the whole
passage.
srs Reporter Cof Bueksport veazie, Bangor IL days.
with lumber, 10 NJ Mayhem 4 Co.
scar Maine Law, Amesbuy, Cenfuegoss - days, with
sugar and mnlasses. 10 Metcsi x Duncan
sehr Morse Kent Matanzas, 10 days. with moiasses
= sehs Neson Brj, Izatt Bridgeport oB. with coal to
sehr state man. Cole, Apple River 2 days, with to
sehr BIow, Cousins St John NIB days, with aths to
A Crane.
sehr Glenroy tof Boson) Murray Jacksonville days
scif faclhc, BIiggs, Georgetown, sc, , days.
Scnf Phlantirorist, Warren, Bangor.
schr KocNand, -, RockiAnd
rchr Bullgnkle, Frcnch, Rockland.
Schr Lhos Xix. -. Rockiand.
Schr Davidson - Roeton.
schr uudson, Mystic Tor Ehzahothport.
sehr Trylhenia, Nlcke-son, Rondout for Boston.
Bark Glasgow.
Brig Anna Marin
BEts HIognsend.
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NEWS From CINCINNATI.

CScTyNATT, July 20 1856.
The members OF tho Ctv Council aud the city officers
OF Philadelphia arrived hero yesterday and mot by
a delegation OF tho city Council and escorted 10 tho
principal points OF interest In tho city In tho evening
they vgre entertained ut the Cincinnati Club Rooms.
They leave for Louisville to dav.
A desnach to the Co,nmercicl SAYS that Hou Thomas
Ewing has written letter endorsing the National Union
Convention which is TO assemble in Philadelphia the
1ith Of August.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho steamship New York. Captain Weir, vii leave
this port to-day for Aspnwsi.
The malls FOR Central Amcrca and the South Pacific
will close a. hslf-past ten O'Clock in the morning.
The SEw YoRK HErAtn-Et.tion for tho Pacific will
be ready al halfps nine o'clock this riorr ng
single copies wrappers ready for mailing sir cent.
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TIE PORTLAND coNrmeur.oxs.

Meeting Of the Citizens Committee nj the
Chamber or Commerce-TetsI Anfoaut Re-
criyci In Tits City and BrooisIyn, sr29,222.
The urua meeting o. The Citizens Committee was held
ysscrday at the Chamber Of Commerce. The treasurer
previous day 70 be g. gsi which, With ths amount pre-.
vously Acknowledged makes the total received
sy his committee s7s25s IS. Mr. r ?. Buck, Treas.
~ the Produce Erchange COMMITTEES reported SO so
90 aand belug an lncren.e ~ s4s5 since last report
sSEIfTInss
The following n the total amount of suhecripti0ns re.
erved in this city up 10 yesterday evening
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

O'rF.nY--vAx Nory-On Sunday, July 9, by the Rev.
A. X ynion, r. X. O'LEARy to Miss }. w. VAN NoTE,
both of this city. No cards.
Pgnrr--ciipyasisKyE- On Tuesday, July 2, by tho
Rev. II. II. Rdseway, BrR PEsRy. Esl., Of Fairfield,
Conn, 10 Miss LAURA H. CLprRstlrvH, 81 this city.
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80 rF pte*0u NGras aNlAi Scr 80 -
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A. SIS slsfs esrf fhf8l4 sas8y CfaNffa M
10y w Ntf 3xeg 80 fefsfs NJ st*s 81 kefWAsy W As
a. ~ sstG Asd1s3. AsJN ss- l8xgy.
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THE mu1lSY Amsas TIE mssn TROOPS. ON FOLLY ISLAND.

mutiny occurred last chit among porf OF tho
negro troops Folly Island, which suppressed
after ono OF the mntinccrs had been killed. ard
wounded. Tho rest OF tho mn!ineers brought to
this city under q strong guard.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
journal in the Country.
Tie WEEKLY HsRstD for the present wcel, now really
contains continuation Of
"THE DIAMOND CROSS"
The GREAT sr1Ry AMERICAN Sooirrv,
By WILLIAM BARNET PHILLIPS.
-rrvTEg ExpRgssLY FOR THE WEEKLY HSpsfn
VERY HARD GASP
An fyrERE srIvG SroaY.
Poetry-"SoScs FROM PETorrIn my Cnoscx" }" and "Is
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Hudson City.

suKcIaRY.-A surprise was attempted on Mr. Smiths
residence in Chestnut Al late hour Thursday
Night but the possessor wce awake and the attack
N, abandoned After chasing the thief and lrne two
shots a hm Smita rot rned 10 his house articles
6 clothing we're found outside tho house which IL Ii
euppesed were 700 cunbrous TO carry hot pursuit.
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EINAv,IA

A GOOD CHANCE F0R IHyESTNFyrs PERSONS
having money invest hear Of favorable npppr.
iunisy by addressing Richard Donaldson. ffh Avenue io
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NEW JERSEY nVrEIJlerNcE,
Jersey CITY,


nnA7n FROM cHoRosoax-A. little boy, residing in
Wwafk avenue, died yesterd,y forenoon while under
shs influence Of ohioroform. Trying childish expert.
nsnts as boys are wont to do the innocent fellow,
yhhe at play with ackstones inserted one Of the
MS saa ana unucky slipped in too far TO be drawn
out hsd cal aid was employed, but the child was
saosi 10 the PAINFUL mode Of probing and resisted with
slsthe violence which extreme agony begets Chloro-
eosm was then used and this ectuay despatched the
fanent rendering further operations unnecessary. An
Inquest will be held.
FIRES IN THE Crry-Between twelve and one O'Clock
yesterday morning fire discovered at stryker l.
ccnovers provision store, Montgomery street. by police
nan Dcnning, but not before the flooring OF the first
story had gone beyond remedy. The adjoining building
also caught fire. but the Fire Department bad been
a. The scene Just them the damage to the latter building
WAS slight The loss by the main burning is about S400
Mr. siryker's loss Is about $500, while the water
damaged at least thirty dollars worth OF goods Tho
sore contain fruit, preserves, pickles and SINH
hr edible commodities. little boy had been
scsuiling eggs In the store, but II IS considered
no'h'ns came of this, for at eight P. a. there was
o. Of jrc The occurrence Is supposed DO the work
Of an incendiary FIRES also broke Muione's
scs N Mercer street, and at Chdcsters planning mill in
Greene street
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A IADv WISHES TO BORROW ovE HUNDRED
n dollars bond and mortgage. Addrcs. Mortgage
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rI,oroon,Pnrc AnT.

no pN0ronsAPifrra.- - 4fFtHtT LoetTHp
pkosat s.ph DalisfF. sob rrssi fsn ~ eatfpa. -
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

sed he, but they didn', 'Shtop :" sed he. ''or
be CORA III cut the rope" Ny dear sir, Ran
dali, and Doolittle, and Seward, and johnson
are histin US out Nv the pit we fell into in
1860.
All went of sstisfed-the Northern men, for
they carried home with EN- their cOmmshuns-
I,feelin that my Post office wuz sekoor, for ef,
with the show we've gOt,we can't re-elect john
sou. the glory Nv the Democracy hez departed
indeed.
PETROLEUM v. NASBY, p. NJ.
(Which i P0stmast5rl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

The Chairman then made some feeling and in
teresting remarks in regard to the family Of the
Hon. Samuel Hitchcock, former Judge of the
United States District Court. and the Rev. DIR.
Hoisington, Missionary to Burmah for forty
years, who was a native Of Vergennes.
speech was then made by Hon Burnham
Martin. Of Chelses, VI after which an elegant
collation. followed.
The affair drew together large eoncOurse,
and appears to have been an exceedingly inter
esting and successful celebration.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

when Mr. Baxter first came here McLaiR
was clerk m the Post Office departmental
whore he was used by bic master Baxters
lie was ait.rwaids dismissed On account Of
di.loyalty and a, the urgent request OF Bax-
ter was appointed clerk IN the department
of Agriculture lie il OF no account what
ever. except to do dirty works poor
clerk. and : besides strong johnson cop
lrrhead
OF cour.e abuse from such creature il
ttuiSaiert 10 the praise OF decent men.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

\ friend in Washington sends clip cut
from the Washington Clrcarele, containing
a communication from one r. +. McLlin,
grossly mis;ating the facts IN reference to the
Hydepark Convention, rraising Mr.. Portus
Baxter and making free use Of scurrilous
epithets in connection with the name of one
Of the editors of this paper. The following
short sketch Of this man McLain, which
comes to US IRON reliable source, will show
how much has opinion and statements are
worth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31
MR.. BAXTER's HANDBILL
A PALPABLE DoDGE

Mr.. Baxter has discovered at las,, that tie
demand Of an indignant public for some re-
ply on his part, to the blasting charges
brought against him. oould not be longer
disregarded. he has accordingly issued rhe
following handful, which made its appear
an,e Monday afternoon, and has doubtless
been widely circulated
To the Freemen Of The Third Congressional
Distrlo.
Whereas. it has Of late been charged in the
public press in substance that | have been en-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

A LETrER---neester Camp II want FOR say
a few word on your paper bout politeek.
been 20 down myself 10 Hydepark's. On
de frs place, tink | am all right for Meestur
Iloyt. | hear say he's good mamie do plenty
fcr poor peoples | take tree four glass beer den
l feel strong for Hoyt. Jest dat time along come
one very tall mamie say Hoyts no use-he can't
make some speech halfsO well as Baxter say he's
more copper on de head. Now dis man he's
good lookin man,-tell he's storee very soft
Make you feel ike you have some warm oil 20
down your back. Well den I most begin to
feel I'm pretty good for Baxter, too; jes dis min
It long come big wagon what you call coach
have six boss. end big fellar-he look awful
easy-drive right up close to me-stop all de
hess He say have twenty man and trenty-one
jug whiskee. Den all de man say "hooray for
Baxter Baxter all right we stand up for
Baxter - Gosh feel right of for Baxter
50 get on de top and sit down on de txenty-one
Jug. Pretty soon I take leetle on my Jug; now
| guess he's Baxter whiskee, easy, COS, sing all
de time hoorsy. after dat
Well, fore we start Port come round-we call
it Fort after we drink few times-he shake hand
along all de boy. When hes come to me he hang
on long time he say he feel so well as he never
feel before to see neon dis place ION account I'm
Freedman and don't have no bixress on de
vote.)
Gosh tell him l feel purity well too. Jest
DAT minnit one big chap hees drink leetle too
much vhiskee he say Port, spose you hang on
de hand SO long after lections all done +, Well,
de big man tell you bout what talk 50 good to
me, he come right up an say, Boys. Meester
Baxter can't shake hand much after leetle while,
COS he have to use hes hand great deal for pay
mortgage on poor mans farm 50 he live some lon |
ger Den We all sing hoorsy. hooray Very |
blg-only de big man what have too much vhis-
kee. he say-lov to himself, "Guess not Der
d-m sight," and more too.
Den We start of and all hoorsy some more
and all take something number time
Now, Meester Camp, IL my head eel some
better mex week tell you all bout de time We
have down to Meestur Hydeparks
6oDFREY.
-.tsup0Tt Exprsss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

PERSONAL - Dean Richmond, Presidei Of
The New York Central Railroad, died in New
York. Monday, after only few days illness
lie has filed important positions both in 20
lticll and business circles, and his lea til
viii make a deep impression upon the circles
in which he moved HIS birth place was
Woodstock, Vt but be left there quite
young. after the death OF both his parents.
lie had long been largely interested IN rail
road matters, and had accumulated a large
fortune. He was shrewd political mana
ger. and Thurlow Weeds right hand man.
Prof. Porter. who died in New Haven on
Saturday last, was one Of the most valuable
members Of the Yale College faculty, having
filled tie chair II Chemistry for twelve years,
re-isaiug from III health two years ago.
Pzs,oNAL.-Charles Seymour. E-q., editor
u. tie la Crosse, Was Republican, Is IN
town lor a short visit to his friends in this,
TIE place Of bis birth. He informs Us that
JoLns5uisin makes 10 headway in Wisconsin,
ana that Senator DoOlittle at meeting IN
tended 20 ie a crani ovation OF welcome to
him on bis return irOn Washington, only
oi tain,I an audience Of forty persons, most
.. them Democrats.
J. :. Adams, Esq. Secretary Of the State
Board % Education, has been elected mem
Der Of the National Executive Committee Of
the National Association Of S-t1u, Superin-
tenjan.s, which closed lie sL.r- 80 Indian
ap,G- on Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

CAMPAIGN PAPER-Ihe st. AlhAns Trans
eript is issuing a daily edition during the
present political campaign, advocating the
election Of Judge Hoyt to Congress it is G
neatly printed sheet and will do good service
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

Vote tic regular STATE and County ii-sc.s.
This i. no time o. crafty petty personal an-
imo>itie-. by Boiling ta- regular urqlostiln-
Cd limitations n' i.e r4r,y. 1t tLe l4rly
show lid from, ou everything bat Con
gresham. On that division is sf course
unavoidable. add IN size ai-erce o! any re.a-
lar nomination each voter is perfect liberty
to vote .lr whom D. !lea-s- Ea; 5a that
ticket b, .- toby Cos scatter votes. The Ike
i, clearly drawn % you wish 20 enroll
yourself ID, follower Of ..,bo ring - If You
care ua.l.ug a's4i clean hands and au seq.
spotted record ,.r y1ur candidate. ,l,, ion
Baxter % Y.. vi-.. o. -,lu4 Republican, d
eapaai, and lop,si man ..s Representative.
vote for ROMEO Il HOYr.
THOSE LlrrErs.-Ihe - Adams Mssea-
ger, BlzteI's oaly organ Ia ;ae District,
hasn't We, venturel so allujc Co tie letters
OF Co.'s Benton AMI sawyer, Published on
Monday. We are afraid the Mssesg,r
doesn't mem 10 lct rs reader s,c them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31
TO THE POLLS.

The people have now for the frs, time a
chance to speak. Say, Erccmen of the Third
District--hall We require honesty, purity
and personal wos,h in cur candidate TOR
Congress or shall we offer premium on
corruption and v,uality Let your answer
he given at the p,li- on TUESDAY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31
RALLYr RAIIYt!

There are bet two working day leiuse
election. Let every voter be seen. See 9, 1t
that none a,c lamboolled rs last tnr.!- 90
aud I,in. -tnrir-. L.; every vote f-N. and
We huy, 40 l,aIs for tie result
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

Some Of Dir. Baxter : friends defend nlm
by saying that probably pretty much al
the Congressman do more or less at this
business of selling Offices. We have heard
& Congressman speak of 1t as 4 well known
fact, that there are memters Of Congress
who sell every Office under their c.ltrol;
but he alluded to it with Indignation. We
trust that such cases of venalIty are raic IN
any State. At any rate Vermont i still too
pure community 10 desire TO sec such cor
rupt examples copied by her representative.
We all know how 1t has been with those
whom Vermont has konored most. Mr.
Collamer would never take free railroad
ticket Mr.. Foot was probably never even
approached with bride, and as Is well
known, would never allow Others TO deirsy
his travelling or other EXPENSE, even when
he made special journeys from Vermont to
Washington solely TO look after appoint
ments. Mr.. Morrill, uniformly declines
even to receive presents, from any body,
outside Of his family. II strikes US that
this is the kind OF integrity which We
should aim to cultivate in our public ser
wants, and that the people will d. well to
take care how they countenance the debauch
of public virtue by supporting men who,
having bought their elections, must make
themselves good by selling appointments.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

Tbs AaH.IN-ARH PANr1HME, AT Fu..
ADELFHA.-Alter all, the managers %
the great moral show who hired Couch O.
bring in Orr, fell short OF what they might
have done. There would have been some
thing IN it. now, If Andrew johnson ami
JEFF. DAVIS had entered amidst the applaus,
OF the assembly johnson might have ear
ried in one hand JET 5. proclamation Of Aug
l4th, ls6l, ordering all Union men 70 leave
the South under severe penalties, and 90
the other he could have waved a Confederate
flag JET. should have a copy OF Jolusln'7
proclama ton setting price on his head anu
accusing him Of assassinaung 5lr. Lincoln,
and over him could have A1atcd D3ohttles
thirty-six stars and stripes To add 20 the
harmony Of the Convection, if anything
more was necessary, a band one side might
have played the Star Spanglei Banner. an
other on the opposite side performed the
Bonnie Blue Flag. The possibilities %
dramatic effect were scarcely touched -
Detroit Post.
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official positions one paid ten d ilars- the
other was assessed ~ outy dollars, snd reius-
ed to pay anything
How 1HE SLA,urrEas Cans Olr-A story
has been put ia circulate on by "a man 10
Burlington who lost an office not long ago. that
"a one-armel soldier boy asked Mr.. Baxter
to get him q position under the Government ;
that Mr. Baxter promised % aid him that
after waiting for q long time for the appoint
ment the ''soliier 10y applied 60 ihe President
and got II that he soon met Nr. Baxter who
informed HIM ;h1, hc hal secured tue position for
him and that Baxter demanded certain per
cent Of the salary, Of Lin the said soldier boy.
These are the specific charges. Now for the
proof The story was traced % tie ex-Oihce-
holder in Burlington, aud proof demanded
Ex-Cfice-h0lier wished time O. consult With
his informant, which ws- given and after be
had consulted be Acknowledged that Do could
girs .5 proof 81. -7i'1-s .hasrg.r
The above story was never circulated by
Us -. pl.lIe or yrira,. nor has 1t been alluded
to heretor re in our columns. Wc b,heve it
IS a version Of an actual occurrence. where
a soldier boy after cnieaYorine in vain to
get Mr. Bixter'- he.r for c'erkshir. sui
soqnenuy s't 'ie place 'n h- own hook :
out IN "Hieh "' 'n .n'y 90 ''iA'l ABOUT IN
any way. On passing through several bands
1t probably became mzel up in some h1dy's
MIMI Sl'n "'''.''' case 'u' "'a''y was fe-
pe.ied 10 Tie above distorted ana Incorrect
shape N'- D'A''' 'n' n'7 ''''"i- "'uia
10" 'iA' '''' wen '' ''''N VIZ ''''' y
sD'H 'i'''"' ''"'-l oi n'''i"E story
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va ' ". " '''-'
~
Wcare reliably informed ttat e. Prominent
aud intimate ai,ud u, So. poltu. Baxter.
has said within suck. thst -ttius- k,d
squally ior Baxter. AMI that ue N-s afraid
tlc caaIs,- against tm were 700, D.fi,at
fom2qnor.
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''''N' '.' '' @'''''' '" y .oN evening '''-
ui''''' 'y Il 'i' j. d. u 'N'' F'f'us n'A''F'
anu = AuHu7 '' '''' '''y' VIZ u'S'
b,ggrlt a,,ir.. Inn, Mr. adams srsk4
at .re length .t.,ise III. charles
made r-air.. Nh B.xt.r The latter
in his r,rly J.cI,,J H.t h.. official
rosi.,on had never been sought hut was
forced urop him ard ,,,j q 5,oi.l-,be
same when was published Yesterday. We
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Nj. Adams thcn lTcscuted letters AMI docU-
r,,nt. -.ir., f., .,bs-arti,t. -t,s. clor,os
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adjourned. TIE Baxter Tarty then held
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br"ui'y bario" oI ~ Aio1ns' ana othtf-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

The Fall term in the University of Yer
mont and State Agricultural College com
menee Thursday Aug 3Oth.
The Freshman class will be larger than
any one for some years previous; it will
exceed twenty.
The chair Of Analytical and Applied
Chemistry will be filed during the coming
year by Prof Chas. Blake of Providence,
R Mr.. Blake Is a graduate Of Brown
University Of the class Of 1856, gentleman
Of fine talents, who has been for four years
qualifying himself for his profession in the
lost schn1ls Of Enrnpe