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rARIoRs ROE SOCIAL INTERCOURSE.

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of the Kniehtsof o. n Patfiak. foa ths beasAt ef S.
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lns been taksa snddsniy OF he Rev, Father Keans
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

THn Bayarian werder rife Is tusi now In
great favor with military men at Berlin, espe-
olally on account Of Il, small calllbre, length
plieity Of construction. h73iN Nv 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
Building Materials.

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LUMBER BILLS out 70 order oa shor, notios.
BLUEBTonK for Bulldlne. MasAda1pinlng aBd
Paving purpossn dalversd In Ghy part of The Dlatriol
REAL ESTATE bought and qnld and mea1 In.
vested. To this branch of the bualness um keFs.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
.TEEIsUEY bEFzETSiESE

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uAder1gp(d " has beq mAAs - appbar thia ~the Far,
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u thf eg q GsoGetopn, ta eounty qf Nk1hingtoq
and biIlfioi ol Oolnmbtl, has besn dali ofEanlIsd
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earsasJ. sseared By plsdss q pnitsd sdifs boada
Ard % Eroyids for ths oie4lel,ou Ahd tsasthptioa
threof.s Approysd Juns 1 iAtt. and hal oqnplied
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pied .liA s.t9ts eonsns'nt ths busins,, q bshk.
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insss and nsoaasias lioasi ksaf Il 0sS,ss.ess."
n The e.g u .fpofnsovn, In the opanty Of NAnhnG
ton and Distriet Of Dolnmhla, Is aathorIel V coi
nssee tbs ba,inss q baakiHg uSdsr thsAst afers
Is t-,aneay shs-.of. .i,us,-say h.sd va cal of
IL. al oAes, this atth day q JanaArI, ia n
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n6l-NOT1Oks-i0 rRH CkNT. DlsOOUNF.
--for ths purposoof redsoinE our psry hssu
stock of SLATE and Mssbis M.ntsls vs VII allow The
Abovs discount al cash sAiss Of The Cor The
nez, thirty days We the sole agents for this Ter
toEy Of the lns SLATE MAnels OF which STOCK
sl.,s HAMILTON PEAPqoE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
For Sale or Rent.

NoR BAIK.-oNE fINRTHRKE STORY BRtOK
Dvelling, With cellar and baoa buldine, IN a aso
% slsss irimsdisisy. h JONKs, No. iIoi Ria1
Ireal north. - mhtb-eos.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-31
Qua FAlR GROUNDS.

tn Memphis Agricultural n MeohanicaI
Society, through their Board OF Directors, pro-
pose 70 enlarge, beautify and improve their
City during this year. with this view and SoS
this purpose alone they have awaited them
selves of an act, passed by the General As
sembly of the State, 20 make distributions OF
pre- NUNS daily, which they are now doing at
their Office, on Second street. The plan Of the
improved grounds which they propose has
been drawn by their especial architects,
Messrs. Jones n Bald win, and nom a pho
tograph Of the drawing by Day, we give this
morning a very perfect engraving, which ex-'
plains itself by reference to thu index. Wien
the fair ~grouudsshall be completed according
TO this design they viii be a credit to our city
exeursionists INTO the suburbs. They viii be,
at the same time, a magnificent place for ex-
hib1tions Of Agricultural and mechanical In
dustry and q great public park where the care
worn man OF business, b prattling child and
the youthful seekers OF recreation may
resort to recruit and drink IN the
enjoyment. It is designed to trans
plant 10 these grounds specimens
beautiful plant and flower, and every grass
that viii flourish In our soil. The directors
viii add twelve acres 10 the present ample
grounds, which now contain 8 fraction over
ninety-one acres, thus making about one hum
bred and four acres in the improved grounds
They VIII erect on this addition, which Is the
the plan, a magnificent floral hail., a ladies
reception cottage, aud other appropriate build
lngS. Ihey Will also erect a paYll.on on the
side Of the grounds for cattle shows; on |
the south side a gymnasium on the north
west side an immense bOwhng-alley; and In
the interior a spacious pond for boating. |
Every building VIII be on a uniform plan, de-
by the accomplished architects. The
present halls will be improved and made to
conform to the general plan, with pOrticos, i
yerandahs and promenades. The eccommo-
dations for cattls and stock will be perfected
and the stables enlarged, though they are now
very complete. 1t is also in contemplation TO
build q turnpike of the Tishomingo gravel
the Pigeon Roost road, and thence dt
yerging TO a directllne east TO the Fair Grounds
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-31

NUMBERS of our most liberal adverti-
sers inform as that they receive more lot
teTs and calls from their cards being In
the Western Methodist than through any
other newspaper advertising done by
them; and n of these gentlemen, Mr..
Sutherland, of Bsech & Sutherland, told
us that his firm has advertised in at least
forty papers. We do not make mention
OF thisin any spirit OF braggadooia, or to
deprecste any other medium; but as Il is
q very favorable fact, We think It IL cur
right to make 1t known, and reap what
ever benefits may accrue thereby. It Is
due these gentlemen to sag that they
have paid rs full prices In cash for adver-
Using, and authorized us to use their
names. This We may do In smother shape
hereafter. We have ever tried to make
the Western Methodist attractive and
useful, and mp to the present have ex-
pended all the profits In the ~furtheFance
of those ends. Our advertising columns
represent the first business houses Of
Memphis to q large extent. This Is am
other favorable feature. April 6th, the
Western Methodist enters upon it's nine
tenth volume. with an Issue of near
seven thousand copies, all of which are
over North Mississippi. West
South Kentucky. Arkansas,
and other portions of the South and West,
r. W. BLEW & CO.,
Publishers.
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SKIRTS in variety. Dollar store.
WAeeENER.

The preparations for summer changes
in wearing apparel 60 briskly on among
gentlemen as well ~ ladies. Wagganer
Is our authority for this. Being the great
oracle Of fashion in the gentlemsn's de-
pSrtmept, of course he Is consulted by
an who have the noble and manly ambi-
ton 20 be well dressed. Bis hands are
now very full of orders, but he feels
equal to the emergency both In supplies
OF material, in artists 70 work It up, and
that hEo mental Eac1lty which has
given him his present enYiable notoriety
g the tailor Of MsmpAas. sl7k Main.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-31

TIE SOUTHERN FARN AND HONE for
April (Willism Browne, editor and pro-
prietor, Memphis makes It's appearance
with its wonted punctualisy. It is beau
tiful In appearance and In Its flluskra-
tons, and Il il excellent in the character
of its articles. The frontespiece, 1.-THE
Sprites OF the Spring" is an exquisite en-
craving, aptly illustrative of ths season D..
"John P~lowhRndles" strikes ano her blow
for the farmers advocating combination;
hon. Sam. Barnett's report on 'The Sub
jects of Investigation on Agriculture;
UnderdrainiDg for Uplands; Green Ma
nuPes; Southern Publications; The Ad-
Vantages OF Farmers Clubs, and Orchard
Grass, are among the most valuable of the
papers, all OF which are good In this num-
Dsr. Mrs. DustbFush's admirable letter
Of edvice Il her niece on the management
of g AoWsr garden, erd the chapter from
Johnson's great work, "How Crops
Feed" are well worth reading. The edl-
tors critical review of new books, in.
Guiding the Dnke OF SomeFaet's "Ohris-
tisn Theology and Modern 6kepticism,n
and other works Of note, is of value to the
student and man OF letters. On the whole
we give our hearty approval efeveryfhing
In she number before us, - the happy
combination of the sgtte ct dxlce. Farm
and Home and Weekly Appeal. for one
year, % so.
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urTLE ROCK CRY pIaEcTnRY-Isza.a.

Messrs. Charles Y. Squier & Co, are
about 20 issue & new directory OF the city
of Little Rock, Arkansas, and Mr.. Squier
Is now In our city on buainess connected
With the enterprise. BE win cEll upon q
Few OF our business men for their patron
age, and we commend him and his work
70 their favorable consideration. The city
OF Little Rock has had a wonderful growth
In the past few years, and now numbers
spopulstion Of 1900 to 16, 600, which IL
rapidly Increasing. Memphis should con-
troll the wholesale trade of that city, In.
Of permitting IL to 90 to the far east,
q anttle effort on the part of our whole
sale dealers wiz 90 very far towards Sc
curing IL. This trade wiz grow and in
crease from year to year, and by getting a
good foothold nov IL may be held in the
future. A directory IL q city institution,
and n OF the best means our merchants
could employ for introducing their goods
and wares to the notice of dealers in the
smaller cities where one Is published.
Tzrnn~wnT.~- -As-kz
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viii be during the present year, by every ac-
cessOry Of luxuriant vegetation, sparkling
fountains, tasty, elegant, and commOdious
buildings, suited to the exhibitions which are
designed 10 be fostsred, shsIl be opened to the
public, he public spisit which conceived
them and the energy which executed
the grand task will be appreciated by the
people who have never had offered to them an
opportunity to enjoy the advantages of so de-
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MEMeAIs ~ WoRKs

lightful and, at the same time, 50 imposing a
resort. We think that every citizen VINO
looks 70 the welfare Of our city, should en-
courage and stimulate a movement that's IN
~questiOnably in the right direction and that
reflects honor upon al b are connected
with It. The APPEAL shall be foremost in
showing its appreciation OF all sub laudabI
efforts to improve and perfect our public in
.stitut1onss and takes pleasure this morning in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-31

To THE PUBLIo-After years Of trials
and difficulties, csused by the course and
opposition Of The old Gas Company, IN
parslleled in the history of litigation, we
have much pleasure in announcing to the
gas consumers OF Memphis, that on yes
terday we commenced making gas, and
in q few days will turn On gEs through our
conductors. It will be impossible, owing
to the difficulty of setting msters and
making connections, TO supply all at
once. We therefore beg your Indulgence,
and assure you that no efforts will be
spared to supply all at as early a date as
possible. Heretofore you have been put to
much trouble and expense In cleaning snd
blowing q your gas pipes. Having
erected hrst-class works, with all ths
modern improvements, and Of large and
sufficient oapscity, we feel confident in
our ability to obviste such 8 necessity, by
furnishing you pure coal gas OF the high
est illuminating power. To enable us to
DO so, we would respectfully request you
70 have your pipes examined and cleaned
out.
Meters set and furnished free of charge
on application at the compzny's Office, AS
Main street, Waldran block.
We hope to merit g continuance ofyour
fsvors loy moderate charges, fair dealing
close attention to your wants.
By order Of the board.
respectfully,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-31
WETTER

Sill leads the van with his unrivaled
champion stove, for cooking purposes.
This stove goes Clearly and completely
ahead of everything in Memphis or out
oft. Ie consumes less wood, bskes bet
ter bread, preserves q more uniform heat,
and gives less trouble than any other
cooking apparatus In the world. It never
smokes, is easily kept in order, will last
unimpaired for years, and give as much
satisfaction at the end as at the begin
ming These are the sterling qualities
which keeps Wetter's champion stove at
the hssd of the business and without g
rival Every housskeeper should hsve
n Wetter is the sole agent in Mem
phis. Store on Monroe street, opposite
the Peabody hotel.
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HRs. T~ROaPsOhIs.

The latest, newest and best STYLES in all
manner of millinery win be displayed to
the delighted gazs of our fashionable Ia
dies at Mrs. Thompson's, 27SN Main
street, owe Singers, opposite the squsre,
on "wednesday next. Mrs. Thompson has
made ample preparation for an antici-
psted large trade this spring, and the
happy result OF these preparations viii be
seen combined In q grand outlay in her
besutiful rooms next Wednesday, from
nine O'Clock onward through the bright
hours OF the day. Her selection of goods,
all In the millinery department, will be
touDd to be of the richest and most taste.
fal character, in ribbons, flowers, trim
mings, and all the infinite etcsteras of 8
wel-sPpointed millinery establishment.
The old and high reputation of the estab-
lishment among our first ladies Is a guar
sntee that this opening will be one of the
grsndest ever seen in Memphis, exceed
Ing AL her previous ones in beauty, and
that Is saying much. The ladies' will at
end In great numbers.
NEW spring stock shoes and slippers for
misses at Thomas B. Coffey & Co., SS6
Main street, corner Union.
FASHION.
SPRING STYLES AT L. KREMER's.
The most attractive stock Of millinery
and fancy goods now receiving and on
exhibition;
IMPORTED PARIS SUITS.
NOVELTIES IN LACE GOODS AND LACE
OvERsKIRTs.
PARIS BoNNETs AND HATS.
NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY.
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
TURoUOTs AND PARIsIAN TRIMMINGS
PARAsoLs, FANS, CRAvATs, ooRsErs,
KID GLOVES, AND ToURNUREs.
NoTIcE-The above, with a full sssort-
ment of all articles in our line can be
found in the best style and superior
at our house, and We shall sell
them at Is low prices as at any house In
city. L. KREMER.
Grand opening Wednesday, April Sd.
HOSIERY, hsndkerchiefs, gloves. Dol
lar store.
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furnishing so creditable an etching in metal
q the proposed Improvements az our Fair
ROUND which should be The pride OF every
Mempnian- We must not forget 70 mention
that IL Is designed to sink an Arteslan we'll IN
the center or the grounds. to furnish those
Necessary accessories OF fountains, lakes ana
running streams without which no IandscaDe
Is pronounced perfect by the eye OF taste az
the lover Of the beautiful in nature OF art.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-31
REDUCTION.

REDUCTION.
GREAT REDUCTION IN
LACE GOODS,
AT B. LOWENsTEIN & BROS.
REAL POINT LACE sHAwLs
Reduced from $1,000 to sl1OOi
REAL POINT LACE sHAWLs
Reduced from $1,000 to 5000;
MIXED REAL LACE sHAWLs
Reduced from $500 to $3.50;
REAL DUCHESS LACE sHAwLs
Reduced from $500 to $3.50;
REAL DUCHESS LACE FLoUNCEs,
Eighteen inches wide,
Reduced from $50 to s65;
REAL POINT LACE,
Eight inches wide,
Reduced from $50 to S5s;
REAL POINT LACE SETS,
Comprising collars, sleeves, hsndker-
and barbs, reduced from $500 to
Bliss;
These goods being Of our direct impOr-
Bation we an sell them as cheap as any
house on the continent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-31

which will add one mile more of fine driving
to excursiontsts, winding as they will through
groves OF choice trees and evergreens, shrub
berries and occasional parterres of rare flowers
and exotics. In or near Memphis we have no
attractive resort Of this character. The Cen
trail Park is a failure, either from our want OF
public spirit or from the poverty of our mu-
nicipal corporation. When these attractive
grounds are improved and beautihed as they
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CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.
St Peters Church.


Mass at six O'Clock this morning; High
Mass at half-psss ten. The choir viii be
unusually fine to-day,
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the facilities of access to the Fair Grounds.
Doubtless before the next fair the new turn
pike or boulevard will be connected along
Trezevant avenue with the Shelby county
boulevard, thus making q complete circular
dFiVe. which will take In the Fair Grounds, as
the great point of attraction. We neglected
to MENTION that there will be beautiful and
well kept drives exterior to the main trotting
track, for pleasure drives and private teams,
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FoR TAMnY USE Upper Blue lick Fla.
ter In bottles, Is admirable. II lie bottled
carefully 1t the spring, and packed in
cases suitable for shipment to any part Of
the world. In this form Il Is equal to the
water at the spring, and far superior to
hat drawn from wood.
MANSFIELD q HIGBEE.
Wholesale Agents.
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The Rev. ". E. BogEs will preach this
morning at eleven O'Clock and to night ct
half-past seven O'Clock.
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TIE trustees and lady managers Of
Leath Orphen Asylum will hold a meet
tGg on Monday, April 1st at ten O'Clock,
az the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
on Court street. A full attendance is
earnestly requested.
q. JOHNSON, President.
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GEETLEMEN's wEAR cleaned without
scrubhtng or securing, and made ike new
ct tbs Memphis Steam Dysing Establish,
ment, 81 Madison street.
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First Presbyterian Church.
German KvapselIeaI Churcn.

Services by the pastor at eleven o'clock
IN the morning, and at hslf-psst seven
O'Clock At night. Sunday school &C half
past nines
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Preaching this morning at eleven O'Clock
by the Rsy. DR.. Marshall, Of Tennessee,
and az half past seven o'clock By the pas
tor, RSv. Francis II. Bowman.
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IvoRT and six fans. Dollar store.

EooHcNYs-Tske your spring clothing to the
Steam pysing and Cleaning House Hnut q
Hanaon6 old atandl, 24e Second street.
HANSON q WALKER,
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THE cheapest and best Steam Dyefne and
Cleaning house IN the city is at 16 Second
street, Hunt & Hanson's old stand.
HANSON 4 WALKER.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.


BEGuLAB TgE8DAY packet
For ALI Way Lnndaugs On she M1snins ,nt
10 &e1saas LfAERuf1fe, e Wnr4Is
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TABLE BUrrER.-Fifty ten and twenty
pound buckets nice table butter, for fam.
LILY use. OLIVER, FINNIE & co.