Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-24
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI,
OXFORD, MISS.

THE exercises OF this Institution win be
i resumed on the first Wednesday 18th day.
i of October next, under the following CORDS OF
Instructors in the various Departments:
FACULTY OF ARTS AND LAW.
JOHN n. WADDEL, DID,, Chancellor, Profess
sor of Moral Science and Christian Evil
dence.- n
G. W. sEAEs, MA. Professor OF Mathematics
and acting Professor of Civil Engineering.
III. WHEAT, DID, Professor of Greek.
A. QUIECHE, MA, Professor of Latin. and
Modern Languages.
s. q. BUKEEY, DID,. Professor of English Lit.
erature.
E; W. HTLGAKD, Ph.D., Professor of Chem
istIy, etc.
L. c.. GARLAND, LII D., Professor of AnaIyti-
cal Physics and Astronomy.
Hon. ia. P. CAMPBELL, Professor Elect OF
Law and Governmental Science. E
JAMES A. LYON, DID, Professor Elect of Met
aphysics, Logic and Political Science. o.
GEORGE LITTLE, Ph.D., state Geologist.
& II. LoUGHRIDGE, Assistant in Chemistry.
with such other Assistants as may be de-
manded by b patronage of the Institution.
1t is the de ign of,the authorities TO fnau-
guraJe, at the earliest possible period, an en-
tire change in the system of instruction so
as 20 give to the Institution the character of
the full University. The advantage of a I'm
ished education In special cou' ser of study,
as well as in the usual classical course, viii
be furnished, and the students will have the
ODLlOu o huCh NOuFEG AS lucy may Select. ana
for every course a degree will be given to such
as sustain the required examination. The
complete details OF this system will be an-
nounced as soon as sufficient time shall have
been given TO mature and organfz5 the
system. For the present, the system of Spe-
clal Schools OF Science and Literature Is in
operation, and students may make a selection
OF such studies as they may prefer, not less
than three in number, except in the case OF
Special Chemistry, which occupies the entire
time of the students.
THE CHEMICAL LABORATORY
VIII be open as heretofore. for the reception
OF special Students In Practical and Analyti-
cal Chemistry and Pharmacy, under the di-
rect instruction of Prof.. HiIgard. Diplomas
will be given TO those completing the full
course, and certificates of pronciency to 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
CIVIL ENGINEERING
VIII be taught for the present by the Profess
sor OF Mathematics, General Sears.
THE DEPARTMENT OF LAW
Will be opened at the same time for the re-
ception Ofstudsnts, under Hon J. a. p. Camp
bell as Professor. The diploma from this
school entities the graduate to practice law
in any of the courts OF Mississippi
THE PREPARATORY GLASS
Taught by the Professors of latin, Greek and
Mathematics, win be continued for the
present.
EXPENSES, UNIVERSITY DUES, BoART,
ETC
Tuition in the classical course, payable
in advance, for the entire scholastic year
EDaI Zee ~
Deposit for damages, returnaoIe if no
damages are assessed .......-...-.- 81
Fee for special student in chemistry, SIS;
deposit for use OF apparatus, chemicals
aud damages, Ss5.---- -....--.---..a......... 100
A fee is also charged for special students
in other departments, amounting TO a
moderatesum, proportionate to number
Of schools attended
Board in private families in Oxford, per
month, SIS to $50.
Board with lodging, fuel and servant at
Board with lodging, fuel and servant at.
tendance and washing in y ........ IS
Washing, where II is a separate charge,
per month. 81 so 2
Lights, So TO 70 cents per month. Rooms in
the DOrInitorfes are nee of rent, and as to
students occupy one ROOM, the expense is di-
vided. Necessary expenses need not exceed
S260 to 500 or $500. The plan in operation,
during the last session, of having the stew
ards hall under the control of the Executive
committee, and employing a steward st a
fixed salary, is discontinued, and the hTm
will now be conducted by Dr. ID. Farrell. on
his own responsibility.
FREE STUDENTS.
The free tuition feature mas been restored,
and gives to the meritorious student of good
moral character, n unable TO pay, a free
ticket for tuition, Candidates for the minis
try, OF any denomination. properly recon-
mended and certified to be such, are entitled
to the same privilege.
The healthfulness of Oxford, the high moral
tone of society, the unequaled means and
facilities enjoyed here for the study of the
sciences, the easineSs of access by railway
from all quarters and other advantages, rem.
der the University of Mississippi The MOS
attractive Institution OF ieafdlng in the
~outhweS The States of Tennessee, Ala
bsma, Kentucky, Louisiana, Texas and Ar
kansas, are invited to continue and enlarge
that patronage which they nave hitherto ex-
tended to us. For further and
catalogues apply to The Secretary of The
Board, Col ThOs. Z. B, Pegues, Oxford, Miss.,
any member OF the Faculty, or to the under.
signed. i'm WADDEL, Chancellor.
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