btatesville Landmark. , , , .. . . ,
kk rp, u',m., F -v- .u I The curricalum of this School embraces
iue women ot .North. Carolina, I the studies usually taught in Female Col
her Daughters the Queens of the forest I leges. Special attention giver to the de
resembling," IL A. Latham, Washing- Prtniente of English Uteratnre and Math
ton Gazrft, ' ematics. Book-keeping a specialty. The
l be .Mountains look upon the Sea j
and rejoice in the Prosperity of all,"
E E. Hilliard, Scotland Xeck 2W-,
"Agriculture, the basis of a Xa-!
tiou's Wealth," II. A. London Pitta-
lorn Tt,r, naon, i ius
ooro record,
All the speeches were of a high order
of excellence, and showed that there are
orators as well a writers connected with
', the Press of North Carolina. Spaiv at
I -mil" n-rmimurwl will nut. nilniil- rkf al'oii
V. U 1 1 V ... U..J... V. ..... .. .. . ......a., v. . . V . ff.
parsing reference to the merits of each
one separately and it would be unjust to
particularize. Te will simply say the
epeech of Mr. Dowd was the most humor
ous, and that those of Messrs. Hilliard
and London, who were appointed at a
late hour to take the place of two gen
tleman who were not present, were the
best and most creditable under the cir
cumstances. We would be glad to print
in full the remarks of each sjieaker ou
the list.
