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General Schedule
jan 16, st

OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS AT THE
HATCHIToCHES POST OFFICE.
esa dRGIVdLS:
SUNDAys-Alexandria and Shreveport P. NJ
MoSDAYs-- Nacogdoches, Texas, Il. Nj.
TUESDAYS Minden and Winfield, 6 p, ".
Observation-Disclosures and Shreveport, A p. NJ.
THURsD AYs--Nacoydoche 3 Pm; Winpfeid,6 p. NJ
FRIDAYS Alexandria and Shreveport, 4 p. NJ.
Minden and Shelbyville, p. NJ.
SATURDAYS N accg doches, p NJ; Winfield, 6 P. Nj
.f- DEPARTURES: a..+. ..f
SUSDAYs-None .sa. .,... tr... ..,..t.. ...r. ..
MoNDAYs- Winfield, 6 a. NJ; Alexandria and
Shreveport, p. NJ.
TuEspAYs--N aeogdocLes, 6 p. NJ ..,
WEDNESDAYS innfield and Minden, 6 a. NJ.
#F a Alexandria and Shreveport, 6 P. NJ
THURsD ,Ys--Nacogdoche p. NJ. .,7.......,. +.
FRIDAys-W Winfield, 6 A. M; Alexandria and
Shreveport, 6 P. N.
SATURpAYs-Minden and Shelbyville, A. NJ.
H Nacogdoches, 6 p. NJ.
PSs~Letters for any OF the above Mails SHOULD
be in the Office one hour before their time Of de
parture. Papers, hall On hour
GEO.P. MONROE. Post Master
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GROVER 4 BAKER
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The Agency ia Neu Orleans have fitted up
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and Bakers Sewing Machines that the public may
tequire.
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.sHERIFF,s SALE.

DISTRICT EoURT-PAkIsI OF NAToHITochEs :
Z 400 ). Oppenheim, -1Cg
= -Eat gs. IL. u -l slg no 900 r.
FL. Raphael and Robt. Waggoner.
g ID virtue Of an execution 10 me directed in the
ID above entitled and numbered case, l have
seized and will expose for sale to the highest bidder
at the Court House door, in the town and parish
of Naichitochcs, az y NJ, on
Saturday, list day OF February, 1865,
the following described property seized us the pro
perty of the defendant, Robert Waggoner, to wit
"A certain tract Of land situated near Black
lake, ia the parish of Natchtoches, containing
eighty (8O) acres; together with all the improve
ments thereon; and being the same on which the
deceased Il. &. Bassett resided, and purchased by
the defendant, Robert Wnggoner. ut the succession
sale of the said Bassett, deceased. +
Terms of sale Cash subject to the appraise-
ment to be made 2. .
100 - ly a-. j. q. HUGHES,
a December 81, 1867. Sheriff
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yENIE DE SHERIFF.

CoUR DR. DIsrRIcr PARoIssE DIES NATCHITooHEs'
+ L. Oppenheim 800
c0ntTe '' |. NO. 0oZo.
n Raphael ct Robt. w. onxr. } . uHi.
I'm vertu d'v. otdre d'eececution moi adreSse
IL dams lie cas- cidessus nomme ct enumerote
TAI sase ct ofrirai en- vente au plus haut ct der
nier eneherisseur la porte de Ia Inaison de CouF
dams Ia Vile ct paroigse des Natchitoehes midi.
SameIi, he en- Jour de Feyrier, 1868.
la propriete ci-apres decrite saise CONNIE Giant la
proprcte du defendant Robert Waggoner. savor:
un certain 1Dorceau de terre stue pres du Lac Nor
dams la parUisse des Natchitoches coneBant quatre
dui s'y trouvent, etant lie T6nle sur lequel Il. Is.
Bassett resdait ct qui fut achete par lie defendant
Robert Waggoner a la succession du dit Bassett
decedc. -, .......r
rERMEs TT CONDITIONS DE LA vENTE.
An Comptant: sujette destination qui en-
sera iaite. Ell. 1870,
Dn,. ri 1867. Sheriff.
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SHERlFF,S SALE. ~

SHERlFF'S SALE. RS 81.
Henry W. Farley, ct al T" District Court ys'
:. David Pipes No.-sssl. 49,
soloa,on L. levy NJ -ees. af5 ~ l''+
.ri2ri n o. 666T. t
David Pipes Parish of Natchitoshes.
by virtue,of writs ofeferi fdeias issued in the
ID above entitled and numbered cases, to me
addressed, have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction to the last and highest bidder,
before the Courthouse door in the Town. and
Parish of Natchitoches. on - r.
Saturday, tst day of February 1868,
the following described property, seized Us the
property of defendant. David Pipes, viz a.
The Plantation situated in the Parishof Match
itoches on the right bank descending ofthat portion
of Red River known the Rigolet Bondieu, now
occupied by the defendant David Pipes, and for
rery known as the "Cockfied Place." containing
about Oae Thousand Acres, more or less, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE: saii..E 81
Ca sll. with the benefit of appraisement. q
~ .fI.n LAS. q. HUGHES. aa
December 3lst, 1887. $50 Ass. Sheriff.
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JIJDGMENT.

DrsrRIcr Couar- PAR1sn OF NArcHlrocuEs-
Selma III Snead, ,I5=,.rla 5...f.s
Estes W VI her husband.
Ia this case by reason of the law and evidence III
aver Of the Plaintiff, on the trial. it IS hereby
Srfered, adjudged and decreed, that The Plaintiff.
selma Il. Snead, do recover, from the Defendant
Estes Whitfield, the sum of Three Thousand, Five
uu trcd and Eighty nine 32100 Dollars, with five
per cent per anHum Interest thereon from the 10th
day of November, 1867, till paid, and that Plain
tits legal mortgage be recognized as existing on
al The im.uov able property of Defendant, to secure
said sums as follows; said mortgage affecting
said property of, Defendant. On the lst day OF
July, 1888, to secure the sum of Seventeen Hun
bred anu Fifty Dollars, received by the Defendant
on that date. On the lst of March. 1851, to Sc
cnre Three Hundred Dollars, received by Defen-
liant on hat date. On the 10th of July, 1885, to
secnre Four Hundred Dollars, received by Defend
INT on that date. On the 1st of September, s59
20 secure One Hundred Dollars, received by the
Defendant on that date. On the LIST OF Janu-
ary, 1856, to secure Fifty Dollars received by De
eiaant on that date. On the LIST of May, 1860,
taaecure One Hundred Dollars received by Delec-
dant on that date On the LIST of November,
1885, to secure One Hundred Dollars received by
Defendant on that date On the 10th of August,
1866, to secure Eighty-Five Dollars received by
Defendant on that date. On the LIST of April,
1867, to secure Fifty Dollars received by Defepd-
ant on that dae. ION the lst of October, 1866, to
Sc .nre Ole Hundred Dollars received by the De
her. 1865, to secure Five Hundred and Fifty-our
Dollars received by the Defendant the last men
TONED date, with leave to plaintiff to seize and sell
said mmovable property TO satisfy this Judgment
II is further ordered, adjudged and decreed; that
the community of acquets aud gains existing be
tween the Plaintf Selma III. Snead, and the De
fcndant Estes Whitfield, her husband, be, and the
same is hereby dissolved; that the Defendant do
RESUME INSTRUMENTATION of her separate property,
and that she have the right to administer the same
free from the control or administration of her said
husband and hat the Defendant do pay the costs
Of this quit. agsT,s Pc bGa SIS 400. Estn;-u5
Done and signed in open Court, on this IL tn
day of December, 1867. p riIaa9 ,t re9o boa
lSigned hsl9 81 10 na w. B. LEWIS,
District Judge.
/ certifyth above to be a correct and tue copy
4 of the original Judgment in the above entitled
and numbered suit file and Of record in my Office
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and of.
cis seal at Natchitoches, this 9Th day of january,
1868. g95alw Ils2 sA.sW HAMILTON 13li
jan 1876 .ba5aTo sia -ijIaH3 CLERK.
"A lH.rrr. 2 20
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FOR SHE.

T desire to sell my Water Mill, Saw-Mill and
i Grist Mill-better known as the "Prothro
Mills of which are in good working order.
Also, my Plantation of about 500 acres of good
near the Saline Bridge, Bienville parish; together
with the dwelling and out-houses and all other
improvements thereon. will, also, sell corn pro-
visions, about IL head of stock-cattle, head of
horses q fne log-cart, and all nay farming nipple
ments.
Also, fine Tract of Land, known as the Julia
Deleon grant situated on Deer Greek, in Franklin
parish, contagious to Sicily Island and comprising
about SEQ arpents, some 200 acres of which are
deadeued All of this land is above overflow.
Those desiring good bargains win please call on
the undersigned at the "Prothro Mills"
do 2m II. G. TURNER.
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fI7II = III y VIZ
sz4'loJ JUDO VENT.

Hsa AATtteJ ID u LIZ IfLl< H. fHnTaE--
DISTRICT gCouRr--PARIsu OF NATCIuToCHEs- %
louisiana NJ M. Brown sg154 s 39999 lSS No. 7l74
Edward S.sEurner, her husband.
Ia this case. by reason of the law and evidence in
i favor Of the Plaintiff on trial, it is order, d.,
adjudged aud decreed, that the Plaintiff Louisiana
Nj Brown, do recover of the Defendant Edward
81. Turner, her husband. the following property !:
The Parapherpal property OF the Plaintif, now in
possession of the Defendant, viz: One Bed and
Bedding. 1t is further ordered, adjudged and de-
creed, that the Plaintiff do recover from the De.
PENDANT, the sum of Seventeen Hundred and Fifty
five Dollars, with Eve per cent per annuIn interest
thereon from the date Of this Judgment until paid;
that the legal mortgage in favor of Plaintiff be
recognized assexsting upon all the immovable
property Of the Defendant, affecting said immoya
bic property on the following dates, securing the
following amounts: On the LIST day of Septem-
Twenty-Five Dollars On the 9Th of january,
1860, securing the sum of Eight Hundred and
Fifty Dollars. On the 18th of February, sci =,
securing the sum of Three Hundred and Twenty
five Dollars. Oii%he LIST of July, 1862, securing
the sum CT Two Hundred Dollars; aud on the LIST
of January, S66, securing the sum of One Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars. Said amounts being re-
ceived by tie Defendant at said dates and the
Paraphcfnal funds Of Plaintiff and that Plaintiff
have the right to seize and sell said iinnovable
property Of Defendant to Satisfy this Judgment;
and it is further ordered, adjudged and de ,reed
that there be a separation of property between
Plaintiff and defendant; that the community of
acquets and gains, existing between them be- and
the is hereby, dissolved and that the Plaintiff
have the right to administer her separate property
free from the control and interference of her said
husband, and that the Defendant do pay the costs
Of this suit. 'if 5'f''o 21 -f'l frE 'ii 5l
Done aud signed in OPEN Court on this l1tt day
of December, 1867. ff PIG ~ aHria.sEea g.
(Signcd) w. D. LEWIS,
fNHi' L4e W >'T71 District Judge.
! certify the above II be a correct and true copy
L of the original Judgment in the above entitled
and numbered suit on file and of record 10 my
Office. t'' 20 t7' -7 f-.5al-2 .f RI fi.saai.r
In testimony whereof witness my hand and Of
fetal SEAL at Natehitoches this 9th day of jan
uary, 1868.
-9eris1 Be- A. w. HAMILTON, i..|
Ian lost .o Eaat. H 'a-s " Oh rk.
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VENTE DIE sIIERIF.

I'm vertu dun ordre de feTI fdcidS ennis par
~ Honorable Cour de Dissict dams ct pour la
paroisse des Natchitoches ct moi adresse dams
les process ci-dessus NOMINEES ct enunerotes. ja
sais ct offriai en- vente plus haut ct dernier en-
cherisseur.
Sam edi, Ie Ter. sour de Fevrier, 1868.
entire les heures ordinaires de vente, Ia porte de
la maison de COur dams Ia vile ct paroisse des
Natchitoches la propriete ci-apres decrite sasie
CONNIE ct mt Ia propriete du defendant, savoir
I'm certain moroccan &c terre, situe dams la
paroisse des Natchitoches Ia rive gauche de Ia
viee Riviere en- remontant a environ quatre
miles au-dessus de la vile de Campte, borne COM
me il suit fOue3t par les terres de Louis Marcy.
Il FIST par les terres de Ben Fredeu, au Nord par
la vieille Riviere ct sud par des teIres appar-
tenant q g. b. Fleming ct ea femme Julia Borde-
Ion en- conlmunaute, ayant deux arpents ct demi de
face sur Ia vieille Riviere ct une profondeur de
quarante arpents, contenant environ cent arpents
plus on moins.
Aussi; Tn certain moroccan on lot de terre,
situe dams Ia vile lie Campte ct borne ainsi quill
suit, au Sud par la Rivicre Rouge, lEst par un
moroccan de terre appartenant a Francois Rou-
bieu, au Nord ct fOuest par 6es teIres appeart
matt e. q Fleming ct sa femme Julia Bordieon
encommunaute, contenant un arpent plus GU
mons avec toutes les ameliorations qui sy trou-
vent CONSTANT en- magasin de depot, nouvesu.
TERNEs 1T CONDITIONS DE- LA yENTE-
4 Au Compliant avec lie bene6ce d'estima-
ton.
r,3ar JAMES @. HUGHES,
D.c 21sF 1887 Sheriff
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JUDGEMENT.

,U'a3 JUG EBIENT.
CoUa DE DisTRIcT-PA RoIssE DIES NATCHTToCnEs-
Louisiana NJ. Brown, a 2
oootye 81 etfLH -rw Oh cog No. liza.
Edouard s. Turner, son mari u ,.HrH la1
n ans ce cas- en- raison de In loi, ct Pevidence
~ etant en- favour de Ia demanderesses, dams
PROOFS cidessus il est ordonne, adjuge ct deerete,
que la denlanleresse, Louisiana NJ. Brown, ait ct
recouvre dn Defendant, Edouard S. Tcrner, son
mari la propriete suvante, la propriete parapher-
nal de la demauderesse ct etant dams la possession
du Defendant, savior: Un Lit, ct hinge de Lit II
est de plus ordonne adjuge ct decrete. que la de-
manderesse ait ct recouvre du Defendant la somme
De Dixsept Gent Cinqnante-eiDq Piastres, ayec les
nterets q raison decinq pour cent Tan sur la dIte
somme de Ia date de ce Jugement, jusqu'au parfait
Daiemeut que l'hypotheque Iegale de 10 dcmande-
resse, soft reconnue CONNIE existant sur tOute Ia
Droprieten immobiliere du Defendant, afectant la
bite proptiete immObiliere aux dates snvantes ain
De guarantee les sommes suivantes lie Ter jour de
5eptembre, 1889, gnarantissaat Ia somme de Deux
Gent ViuIt-cinq Piastres. lie 8 Janver, 1860,
assurant ID somme de HUT Gent Cinquante Pas
tres lie Is Fevrier, 1861. assuraDt la somme
3e rrrois Cent Vingt-cinq Piastfes. lie Ter JUL
let, 1862, assurant la somme de Deux Cent Pas
Tres; ct lie Ter Jauvier. 1866, assurant Ia sOmme de
Cent Cinauante Piastres les dites some ayAnt etc
ecues par lie Defendant aux dites dates, ct les fonds
paraphernaux de la Demanderesse, ct que In De
mapderesse ait lie droit de saisir ct de vendre la
aite propriets immubili6re du Defendant ain de
satifsaire ce Judgement. ii est de plus ordonne,
adjugs ct decrete, quill Y ait separation de biens
sntre la Demanderesse ct lie Defendant que la com
mnaaute de biens autrefois existante soft, ct est
par ccs presentes dissoute; ct que la Demsnderesse
lit lie droit dadministrer sa proprete separee sans
he eontrole Intervention deson dit mari; ct que
e Defendant ait a payer les frais de &c process
Fait ct signe en- pleine Cour &c lime jour de
Decembre, 1867. s t. s-a.E..-.b $500. .-......
{Signe) w. B. LEWIS,
sr II n ,Juge de District
Te certife que &c qui est ci-dessus est une copfe
d fidele ct cOrrecte du Judgement original. dams
K preces ci-dessus mentionne ct numeroe en- llasse
II enregistre dams mon Office.
I'm fol de quot, J'ai alike ma signature ct
rnpose lie sceau de la Cour &c 9ne jour Janyier,
1853. A. w. HAMILTON,
Jan &c, st 9feineF'
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VERY LOWEST PRICES.
STE WART HOUSE.
(late Brooks House.)

227 Canal street, corner of Basin n. o.
Dermanent Transient and Day Boarders, can
i find home at the above House, where they
may be accommodated in superior style. Table
not surpassed by any house In the cityi and the
utmost cleanliness observed. Fine airy rooEs
single or in pairs. Hours for meals-Breaklast
from Z to 8; Dinner from to 4; Supper from G
TO Z -. do 3w
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SuERIFF,s SALE.


ny virtue of three writs Of feri desds, issued by
ID the Honorable District Court in and for the
Parish of NatohItoches, and to me directed IN the
above entitled and numbered suits, l have seized
and will offer for sale, to the last and highest bid
der, on -.
Saturday, 1st day Of February, 1868
between the usual hours of sale, at the dor OF the
Court House, In the town and Parish OF n atchito-
ches the following described property, seized as
the property of the defendant, viz:
A certain tract of land lying and being situated
in the Parish Of Natchitoches, on the lett bank OF
Old River ascending. about four miles above the
town of Campte, bounded as follows; on the west
by Louis Marcy, East by Ben Eredeu, north by
Old River and on the South by lands. owned by
E. b. Fleming and his wife, Julia Bordeion, IN
community; two and half arpents front on Old
River and forty srpents in depth, containing one
hundred arpents more or less Also, =,
n A certain lot or piece of land, situated in the
Town Of Campte, bounded as follows: on the
South by Red River, East by land belonging TO
Francois Roubieu, north and West by lands
owned by E. b. Fleming and his wife, ) ulIa Borde-
Ion, in community, containing one arpent more or
less with all the improvements thereon, CONSISTING
Fofa new Store house l.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
Cash with the benefit Of sPpraisement
December 31st, 1867. Sheriff.
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~ uarauteed perfectly FRxsu and Pear; and Of
Vt fered for sale at moderate prices, at Or: p.
BREDA'S Drug Store, opposite Burke & Walms-
ley's, Washington street, Natcbtoches. La
Prescriptions carefully put up on the shortest
notice. ar any hour of the Day or Night. y
Every effort will be used to give full satisfaction
to the public, generally. Call and see for your.
selves Mark nell that it is at DIR. P. BREDA'S
Drug Store. opposite Burke & Walmsley's.
Natchitoches, January 6, 1868. "'l
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,JUGEMENT.

CoUR DE DIsrRIcr-P, .RoIssE DIES NArcH!rocHEs
Selma II. Snead,
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a DIR DISTRICT = PARoIssE DIES NATCHTTooHE:
L. Oppenheim 800
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DISTRICTS CouRr-PARIsn OF NATcHirocuEs-
Selma H.. Sneads ,Ia=ar4a
Eafss uNhitted her husband
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-30
CRINOLINE.

Crinoline remains very small, but
it is rGmered that the immense paajers.
large az the sides and fat behind, worn
lately in French saloons with trained
dress, are slightly to be modified and
worn with short suits. This Is an
other feature Of the Marie Antoinette
styles; and those of our readers who
have seen Ristori's representa- tious of
the Court of that Queen, will agree
with Us thatitis the one disacreeabIe
feature of the costume.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-13
j. ESTEY & cos,
Organs IL MelOdeOnS.

I'HE SUBSCRIBER Is agent for these cele-
Il Drated Instruments, and ia prepared to
furnish them to all who wish for reliable
lnstiumentl on the most reasonable terms
lhcy recently took the first Prize at the Great
St. Louis Fair over Mason& Hamlin's. TAYLOR
~ farlcy's, Carhart 81 Ncedham's and the
Shoninger Organ Co.'S Instruments: and. in
fact Whenever they are exhibited in COMPETE
ton with any Others they invariably take the
first Premium Every Instrument fully war
rahted. Orders BY mail promptly attended to.
a. Il. CLARKE
Bradford. VI. Oct, rs. 1862.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-13
Miss. FANNIE II. TYLER,
Gymnastics.
FALL TERM COMMENCES Nov. 3.

FALL TERM COMMENCES Nov. 3.
EXPENSES.
For FULL COMMERCIAL CorRsE--until Gradu.
alton, time nlimitcd-which includes all de
partments of Book keeping Commercial Law,
Commercial Computation, Composition, Ora
tory, Business Penmanship, Business Letter
Writing, Lectures, sc. SIS 90
For Ladies', same course as above ex-
oept Oratory $500
For Book Keeping alone, one term (3mos 10. 90
fcnlnanshlp, " Z" 1000
Photography, - " 80 d" 1000
Ielegraphing, " " $500
Telegraphing to full course students. 1900
ornamental Penmanship, one term, 1000
Other studies may be taken at reasonable
rates. Text Books, Blanks, &c, faren-
tire course, about I'D TO l. 90
Board, including washn, fuel, hghts. furnish
ed rooms, &c, per week at low rates
~ We make no other charges than those
above mentioned.
Parents may deposit money with the Princi-
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SEES of the pupil without extra charge.
SESSIoNs.-The regular hours for
instruction and business are from 9
to Il A. NJ, and from to 5 p. NJ.
Also, during the winter months for
those who cannot attend the day
sessions, the College will be open
from Z to Q p. NJ. Students enter.
ing the evening classes can complete
the entire course during te winter
months.
SPECIAL RATES will be made for
the benefit of RETURNED SOLDIERS
who were disabled while in service.
or for the benefit of others who may
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REFERENCES Geo, =.
Baldwin. Bradford: Hon. I'm.
Gerwood, Hon. &. 1B. Leslie. and
Frank DcMinr, Wells River.
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DIPLOMA


Awarded by the combined
NE" ENGLAND AND VERMONT STATE AGRIcuL
rURAL SOCIETIES
To the Vermont Commercial Colleqe as n
FIRST PREMIUM
on Plain and Ornamental
COMMERCIAL pENMANSHIP.
Awarded Mt Brattlcboro, Vt. Oct. 1896.
Gro. b. LoRrSG,
Prcst. y. l.. Ag. Society
DANIEL NEEDHAM,
sec'y " L. Ag Society
]. W. CoLBuRS,
Prcst. VI state Ag. Soc.
HENRY CLARK,
Sec'y Vt. State Ag Soc.
ST. ALBANs, VT, Dee. 70. 1866.
We, the undersi gncd, have this
day visited the Vermont CONNER.
cial College, and having listened to
a Review in Commercial Arithmc.
tic, and in Bookkeeping, and hay.
ing seen specimens of Penmanship.
Notes, Drafts, Letters, and other
Business Papers executed by the
students, we cheer'ully give our
commentator to the course ofstudy,
the manner of teaching, aud the
progress made by the students.
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THE VERMONT COMMERCIAL
CoLLEGE.-We are happy to chron-
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College, opened in this place last
September, under the direction of
Charles A. j. Marsh, A. M.
We have been present, heard the
recitation OF the students, seen their
work in bookkeeping, and other
business writing, and do not hest.
tate to say that we have HOME IN.
sTiTNTloN every way worthy of n
large patronage. Moreover, we be.
llcvc that the kind of inotruction
mere gwen is just that needed by CIV.
cry one who would be prepared TO
engage successfully in the business
Of life.--Vt Transcript, st. Adams,
Vermont,
Every young man, wheth'r looking
forward to mercantile, mechanical
or agricultural business. will find
the course here proposed the best |
preparation he can have, and the |
surest road to success. Ladies will |
ind the course of study very pleas. |
any, ana opening to good situations, |
Win profitable compcnsation.--W.I
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