Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-15
EDUCATIONAL
SEWANEE
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
-wINCHEsrER. TENN.
EXECUTIVE oomSurrEE.
The Right Rey.C. T.QUISEARD, Md, Bishop
fTenn, Visitor.
GEORGE r. fAgRBANKs, Esq-, Chairman.
The Rev. ]. A. MOREIs- Secretary.
The Rey. +. L KNIGHT, DE-, Rector.

The Right ReyeC. Z. QUTSTARD, Md, Bishop
GEoR0x r. F4fEB4NKs, Esq, Chairman.
The Rev. T. A. NORRIS, Secretary.
The kev. I. Il KNIGHT. D-D., Rector.
YIHE location Of tnis thorough Training
i school FOR Boys and Young Men is too wei
known in the south 70 require more than a
passing uilusiru 10 its unsurpassed adyaufages
Tor accessibility, health, and that retirement
wbaeh - 80 necessary 70 rapid progress IN aca-
dernieal pursuits.
III Is peor tie site ofthe proposed a. Uaseys4s,
QlUe Souh, and viii be made auxiliary TO
thai iD~sfituuoa, wien established, by sueh an
best ne il pupils for a higher course in tse
University. In tue mean Lime every. facility
IS mere afforded the students 70 prepare either
for business, or a prof ssional career.
Care VIII be taken, a. far a. practicable. 10
prevent improper associations and the ON
GERS reserve 70 themselves the right 70 dssig-
nate suitable places OF board, appoint proper
hours OF study, and enjoin such osher TeguIa-
lions as may promote the highest good OF the
youth, ana Al connected with the SeWanee
Institute.
me discipline of the school and recitation
rooms will be strict out not harsh. Founded
upon true principles Of Christian culture. Il
will aim at ghe requisite development OF rs
members in all the qualifications of well edu-
Gated gentlemen.
TO meet the necessities OF. the times without
sacrificing the Interests OF patrons, a scale 81
charges has been fixed upon which via place
oEAinost every one IAe entire expenses OF
|schOul year need not exceed $50.
NBowd ranges nom SIS 70 - PEI month.
IVtftoB, senior Department, 4l5 TO So.
Tuition, Primary Department, $40 70 g2 50 pe
SeSsI0n Of Ftte Aop1hs, payable either monthly,
or AZ 1he 3g9ttAe o. each session.
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing, and
Bookkeeping, e1SG, atPrOfessOrs' charges.
The Fall Session commence Monday, Sep
tember 50, 1888.
Pupils viii be received At any time, bat viii
be required To r=Inuiu TO the end OF the SEES.
sion, except m cases OF urgent necessity.
communication respecting the school may
be addressed 70 the Rector. the Rev. DE. =. L..
KNIGHT, at Winchester. or 10 Geo. X. FAIR-
BANKS, Esq, Nashville, Tenn.
The COMMITTEES refer TO
The Right Rev. II. {. Lay. DID, Bishop OF
Arkansas, etc, L1ttle Rock, ARK.
The Right Rev. W. ii. -Ddeuhelmsr. ID
Bishop OF New Jersey. Burlington, N. j.
The Right Rev. W. r W~hitILagham, ID. LIZ
D.. Bishop OF Maryland, Baltimore. Nd.
The Rev. David Pise, DID, Columbia. Tenn.
Tenn.
We Miller, Esq, Memphis, Tenn.
The Rev. WI. Ellis, Nashville. Tenn.
The Hon.F. b FOgg, Nashville, Tenn.
Gen. Frank CheathaIn, Nashville, Tenn.
j. 4. Craighead, ESQ, Nashville, Tenn.
John Hickman, ESQ, Nashville, Tenn.
TIE Kew. = hdnggold, ClarksvLle, Tenn.
Rev. AhArrlson, JSeZs8n, Tenn.
Col. W. II. stephens, jackson. Tenn.
The Rev. J n. Mitcaeu, Montgomery, Ala
The Rev. =. a Massey, Mobile, Ala.
The Rev. Henry SAMSON, DID, Veksburg,
Miss
The Rev. W. C. Crane, Jackson, Mis-.
The Rev. WI. LeacOok, ID, New Orleans,
La.
The Rev ]. ". Beckw1th, New orleans, La.
j. GartnWaite, csq-. Newark, n. j..
+. Howard, MD, Washington. u. g..
A. l. Knight, MD, Macon CITY, DO.
Col. 2. Iuney, Winchester, Tenn.
Hon. A. = COiyar, Winchester, Tenn.
Capt +. Daneld Winchester, Tenn.