Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-14
EDUCATIONAL
SEWANEE
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
TENN.
COMMITTEE.

This Right Rev. c. 7. QUrNrARD. Md, Bishop
GEoRsE r. FARBASKs, Esq, Chairman.
Rev. q. A. MORRIS. Secretary.
The Rev. r. i. KNIGHT. DID, Rector.
TfHE location OF this thorough Trainips
Il school for Boys and Young Men Is too well
known in the south to require more than .
passing allusiOn to its Unsurpassed advantages
Tor accessibility, health, and that retirement
| demlsRl pursuits.
II is rear the site Of the proposed 81 Unirerstb,
| QAhe South, and will he made auxiliary 10
that Institution, when established, by such an
adaptation Of its preparatory studies. A. wifi
best ut It's pupils for "A higher course In the
University. In the mean tune every facility
II here afforded the students TO prepare either
Tor business, or a proft ssional career.
Care Will be taken, as far as practicable, to
prevent improper associations; and the ON
GERS reserve 10 themselves the right 10 desiV-
nate suitable places OF board, appoint pronSr
hours OF study, and enjoin such other Teg1la-
lions as may promote the highest good Of Tie
youth, and all connected with the SeWanee
The discipline Of the school and recitation
rooms will be strict, but not harsh, Founded
upon true principles Of Christian culture. Il
VIII aim at the requisite development OF rs
members In all the qualifications OF welI-edu-
Gated gentlemen.
To meet the necessities Of the times without
saeIlneing Ihe interests OF patrons, - scale OF
charges has been fixed upon which will place
the Dement'S OF the Institution within the reach
OF almost every one. The entire expenses OF
IR VIZ gEdA ugk GAEsENI EZM.
Board ranges rom Sl5 to SD per month.
Tuition, Senior Department, SIS 70 go.
Tuition, Primary Department, $40 10 $40 "a NJ
Session Of Ffue Month";, payable either p,onLti1f
or at the middle OF each session.
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing. and
bookkeeping extra, at ProfeSsOrs' charges.
The Fall Session commences Monday, Sep
tember ID, 1855.
Pupils win be received at any time, bnt wiz
be required to remain TO the end OF the sen.
sion, except In cases OF urgent necessity.
communications respecting the school NAV
be addressed % the Rector, the Rev. DR.. r.. II.
KNIGHT, at Winchester. or 70 Geo. n. FArP-
BANKS, ESD, Nashville, Tenn.
The ommitts refer 10
Tit Right Rev. ID. G. Lay. DID,, Bishop of
Arkansas, etc, Little Rock, ARK.
The Right Rev. W. H.. O~denheimer. DD
Bishop OF New Jersey, Burlington, N. j.
The Right Rev. W. r. Mhittin9ham, DID. LII.
D., Bishop OF Maryland. Baltimore, Md.
The Rev. David Pise, DID, Columbia. Tenn.
Tenn.
W. B. Miller, Esq, Memphis, Tenn.
Tn Rev. w. j. Ellis, Nashville. Tenn,
The Hon. f. Fogs, Nashville, Tenn.
Gen. Frank Cheatham, Nashville, Tenn.
J. y. Craighead, Esq, Nashville, Tenn.
John Hickman, Esq, Nashville, Tenn.
The Rev. y. RinggOld, Clarksvine, Tenn.
Rev.: A. Harrison, jackson, Tenn.
Col. w. ID. stephens, Jackson, Tenn.
The Rev. J. M. Mitchell, Montgomery. Ala
The Rev. j. A Massey, Mobile, Ala.
The Rev. Henry SAMSON, DID, Yicksburg.
Miss.
n Rev. W. c. Crane, Jackson, Miss.
The Rev. W. T. LeacOck, DID, New Orleans.
La
The Rev. J. W, Beckwlth, New Orleans. LIZ.
JG. Garhwatt ESD Newark, n. J.
\. Howard, Md, Washington, u. G.
A. l. Knight, Md, Macon City, Mo.
Col. p, Turney, Winchester, Tenn.
Hon. A. :. Colyar, Winchester, Tenn.
Capt +. Duneld, Winchester, Tenn.