The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-25

I tober next. under the following corps Of In
I struetors in the various Departments;
Faculty OF Arts and Law.
( JoHN y. WADDEt- u. D.. Chancellor
Professor OF Moral Science and Christian
Evidence
I c. ". SEARS, ". ~, Professor Of Mathemat-
ics aud acting Professor or Civil ku-i-
neerIng.
J. j WHEAT. ID. D.. Professor Of Greek.
\. J. QUINcHE. NJ. a. Professor OF Latin
and Modern Language.
I :. O. BURNEY. ID. D. Professor Of English
Literature.
Z. ". HlLGARD, Ph. D., Professor ~ Chemis-
Try. &c.
/ L. {. GARLAxp, IL D.. Professor 81 Aualy
teal Physics and Astronomy.
Hos J. A. p. CAMPBELL. Professor Elect of
Law and Governmental Science
JAMES A. LYON. d. b. Professor Elect Me
taphysics. Logic and Political Science,
GEORGE LITTLE. PHI b.. State Geologist
r. H. LouGHRrpCE, Assistant IN Chemistry.
with such other Assistants as may be de-
manded by the patronage 81 the Institution
II j. the design OF the Authorities 20 iuaugu-
rate az the earliest possible period an entire
change IN the system Of Instruction - as 20
give 10 the Institution the characteroA the fan
University. The advantage Of finished edu-
cation in special courses Of study as wei a. IN
the usual Classical course, viii ne furnished.
a. they may select, and for every course a de-
gree will be given 90 such a. sustain the re-
quired examination. The complete details %
this system viii be announced as soon a. sutiI-
cient time shall have been given TO mature aud
organize the system For the present, the
system of Special Schools OF Science ami Lit
erature l. in operation and students may make
a selection of such studies, az they may prefer,
not less than three in number. except IN the
case Of Special Chemistry which occupies the
entire time of the student.
THE CHEMICAL LABORATORY
wilt be omen as heretofore. for the reception Of
special students in Practical and Analytical
Chemistry and Pharmacy, under the direct in
struction Of Prof. Hilgard. Diplomas viii be
given 10 those completing the fun course snd
certificates OF proficiency 70 those pursuing 10
but partially.
A POPULAR COURSE
in Natural Philosophy is also given by Prof.
Garland. and students are instructed IN the
subject by lecture and textbook, illustrated
by experiment
CIVIL ENGINEERING
will be taught for the present by the Professor
of Mathematics, General Sears.
THE DEPARTMENT OF LAW
will be opened at the same time for the recep-
ton of students. under Hon. J. A. Z. Campbell
professor. The Diploma from this School
entities the graduate 10 practice law in any OF
THE PREPARATORY CLASS,
taught BY the Professors Of Latin, Greek and
Mathematics, will becontinued for the present,
EXPENSES. UNIVERS ITY DUES. BOARD
ETC
Tuition in the Classical Course. payable
in advance, for the entire Scholastic
year of nine months, 5000
Fuel fee Is G.
Deposit for damages. retuTnable If no
damages are assessed, . 90
Fee for Special Students in Chemistry,
SO; Deposit for use of Apparatus,
Chemicals and damages, 50, ITO 90
4 fee j. also charged for Special Students
in other Departments amounting 10 "a.
moderate sum, proportionate TO NUM-
Der of schools attended
Board at Stewart Hall per month, -..... Is o.
Board in private families in Oxford, per
month, .......- ......sl0 onto - 90
Board with lodging. fuel and servant at
tendance, in Oxford, . %
Board with lodging, fuel and servant at
Tendance, and washing IN country Is %
Washing, where it is a separate charge,
per month, .....-... .....-..Gl % TO 90
Lights 30 to - cents per month.
Rooms in the Dormitories are free Of rent,
and as two students occupy one room The eN-
pense is divided.
Necessary expenses need not exceed $3.50 to
ESQ or 800.
The plan in operation, during the last ses-
sion of having the Steward Han under the
control Of the Executive Committee, and em-
ploying "a Steward al n fixed salary, is diseou-
iinued and the Hall viii now be conducted by
DR.. J. H. Farrell on his own responsibility.
FREE STUDENTS.
The free tuition feature has been restored,
and gives TO the meritorious student OF good
moral character, and unable TO pay, free tut
ton. Candidates for the ministry of any de-
properly recommended and eerti-
fed to be such, are entitled 10 the same priyi-
lege.
The healthfulness of Oxford the high moral
tone of society, the unequaled means and ia
cilities enjoyed here for the study OF the
Sciences the easiness of access bv Railway
from all quarters, and other advantages, rem
der the University Of Mississippi the most at
tractive Institution Of learning in the South
West The States Of Tennessee, Alabama.
Kentucky, Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas
are invited TO continue and enlarge that patron
age which they have hitherto extend 70 us.
For further information and catslOgucs,apply
to the Secretary of the Board Col. Thos. f. b.
Pegues, oxford, Miss, any member OF the Fac
ulty or TO the undersigned,
J. y. WADDEL
Chancellor.
\. B.-Text-Books for sale in oxford.
August %, 1870. sw&Wlm.