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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.
First baptist church.


Rev. q. A. Lotion, pastor, will preach
at eleven o'clock this morning, and
at half-past seven O'Clock tonight. Sab
bath-schOol at nine O'Clock this morn
ing.
Central Baptist Church.
Rev. DR.. Landrum, pastor, will preach
at eleven O'Clock this morning, and at
seven o'clock tonight. 6abbath-schoOl
at half-past nine O'Clock this morning.
Linden street Christian Church.
David Walk will preach at the Linden
Street Christian Church, at half-past
this evening.
Third Cumb'Iand Presbyterian Church,
Chelsea.
Services at eleven this morning and at
seven o'clock this evening, by Rev.
L. c. Taylor. Sabbath-sehool at half
past nine this morning.
Central Methodist Church.
Services at eleven o'clock this morn
ing and seven o'clock this evening. Rev.
II. B. Surratt, pastor. During the past
week new heaters have been placed in
the church, and the new organ erected.
Services upstairs. Sabbath-schOOl at
nine o'clock this morning.
Calvary Episcopal church,
Corner of Adams and Second streets.
Divine service at eleven this morning,
Rev. Geo. White, DID, rector, and at
halfpast seven this evening.
Church of the Good shepherd.
Corner of Mill and Fourth streets,
Chelsea. Rev. p w. Ruth, rector. Ser
vices at eleven O'Clock this morning and
halt-past seven O'Clock this evening.
~. Lazarus Episcopal Church.
Madison street, near Fourth. Rev.
DIR. J. t. Wheat, rector. Services at
eleven O'Clock his morning and half
past seven this evening.
First Congregational Church,
Union street, between Third and De-
Soto streets. Services this morning at
eleven O'Clock, and tonight at
seven o'clock, by Rev. A. E. Baldwin,
pastor. Sabbath-school at half-past nine
O'Clock this morning. Seats free.
Second Presbyterian Church.
Corner Main and Beale streets. Rev.
VIM. E. BOggs, pastor, will preach this
morning at eleven O'Clock. Evening
services at a quarter past seven O'Clock.
First Methodist Church.
Divine services at the First Methodist
Church, Second street, near Poplar, by
Rev. E. c. Slater, pastor, at eleven o'clock
this morning, and at a quarter past
seven o'clock this evening by Rev.
James l.. Chapman.
HernandO Street Methodist thureh.
Rev. Guilford Jones, pastor. Services
at eleven O'Clock this morning and at
seven this evening. Sabbath-school at
nine O'Clock.
Vance Street Cumberland Prcsby ferian
Church.
Rev. Eds. Gray Mclean, pastor, will
preach at eleven this morning and to-
night at quarter-past seven. Evening
subject, "a Saviour's Anger"
SpirItuRIIsm.
Assembly Hall. Morning subject,
"Revelation-Wha is it?n Evening
subject :" Spiritualism as a Moral
Guide.n
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PENSIONS.
Proceedings OF an Adjourned Meeting
OF the Veterans Of the Mexican War,
Held at Plttsburg.

PITTsBURG, February Sat an ad-
journed meeting of the survivors of the
Mexican war, was held this evening,
and the memorial to Congress approved,
which sets forth that nearly the entire
generation has passed since the conquer
ing columns dictated an honorable
peace with Mexico; and but few of the
men who participated are left to ask
bounty of the Government; that in
view of the benefit derived by the ma
ton through the acquisition OF
California and New Mexico, they
ask Congress to grant a pension COM
mensurate with the results springing
from their services and achievements;
that as these prairies were acquired
from Mexico for the sum of fifteen thou
sand dollars, added to the cost of the
war, and as this heritage was fought for
by the private soldiers for seven dollars
a month, they appeal to Congress to
remember them in their declining years,
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POMEROY.
Senator York Reiterates the State.
ment Previously Made OF
Bribery.

Topeka, February S.-The Pomeroy
Investigating Committee has been en-
gagged for the past two days in taking
the testimony of Senator York. He re-
iterates his statement that Pomeroy
paid him seven thousand dollars in
consideration of his promise to vote for
him for Senator. He says only himself,
B. f. Simpson, Colonel johnson, ]. &.
Horton, George r. Peck and George C..
Croather were acquainted with the plan
for exposing Pomeroy, and that Sena-
tor-eiect ingalls, knew nothing Of it un-
til it was developed in the joint conven-
ton. He declined to make any direct
charges of bribery against members of
the Legislature, but made statement
TO the committee in secret session, in
which il Is understood that he gave
the names of members whom POM
eroy said he had bought. In refer
ence TO his intercourse with Pomeroy
previous TO the recent Senatorial cam
paign he said he went to Washington
IN January, 1872, to secure the removal
of the Land Office from Neodisha to In
dependence; that he secured said re-
movai through Mr.. Pomeroy, by show
ing him an affidavit, and intimating
that 1t might be used against him in
January. After finishing the examina-
ten Of York, the committee adjourned
till four O'clock Monday.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FROM SALT LAKE.
Brigham's Followers Terrified ST the
Prospect in Yiew-The Nor
mon Press on the Situ-
alton,

SALT LAKE, UTAH, February S.-The
all-absOrbing topic to-day is the report
of the Presidents so-called aggressive
policy toward Utah, in the transfer OF
troops to this vicinity. The NelOs, a
Mormon organ, is evidently much
alarmed, and says that if the despatch
is true those who are efaint-hearted would
do well to embrace the present oppor-
tunity to get out OF the way; but
those who are determined, by
the help of God, to endure to the
end will welcome this occasion to prove
faithful, though even unto death.
The EUeIssng Journal (Gentiie) says
there is terror in the camp by this indi-
cation of the stern determination of the
President to enforce the laws in Utah.
The loyal people were never more en-
couraged and hopeful than now, and it is
fully expected that Congress will apply
the necessary legislation this session.
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EIEHPHIS
Building and Savings Association.

81 An adjourned meeting of the Memphis
Building and Savings Association viii be held
Monday Evening, February 10th, at ~
o'clock, at the Office Of the Globe Mutual Life
Insurance Company, No. fl Madison stree
(basement), for the purpose Of loaning out the
money in the hands OF the Treasurer and
taking additional subscribers for shares
Those who rent should bear in mind, every
dollar OF rent paid for a house is gone forever
If paid through building association viii, in
few years, give you clear title TO your
house. Why not, then, be your own landlord
by taking stock in the new and prosperous
Association? Dues, 81 month per share
Every member is entitled TO a loan Of 500 on
each share. Attend the meeting Monday
night, ~ o'clock. By order of
G. H. JUDAH, President.
: Srr-p,r SacratarV febq
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MEMORANDA FOR THE LEGEsLA.
TIRE

l.
TURE.
Inevery well-Tegulated counting-room
there is kept a minute Of notes and bills
falling due, the date Of which is usually
written or printed in large black letters
and figures. This is done for the pur-
pose Of reminding the book-keeper and
the owners Of what is due on their part,
aud what must be done TO maintain the
credit Of the house. The Senate and
House Of Representatives occupy rela-
lively the same position to the great
body Of the people Of the State, as the
ownsrs Of q counting-house do to those
with whom and for whom It May be do
ing business, hence the reeessiiy
for memoranda Of what they
have TO and should do for which
the people are clamorous, and which
theydemand before any and all other leg
islation. We have prepared it for them
50 that all they have to do is to cut il
cut and paste it before them on their
desks, and as they accomplish any part
Of it, mark it Off Here it is
A Perfect CoBlDon FcboeI systsm.
The FundiSe in one series Of Bond .
OF the WheIe state Debt.
A Gail fer a Constitutions CoayeB.
ItOn.
Re-Distriefiag of the State.
The Prevention OF DISCRIMINATION by
Railroads.
Repeal OF she Merchants Tax.
Keep this list before you, gentlemen
OF the legislature and if you would be
considered by your respective constitu-
encies equal TO the positions you have
been called upon 20 iii, get TO work i'm
mediately and see that each Of these
measures become law without unneees.
sary delay.
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Two boys named Mat. Patterson and
L. Harris, in asmall scow catching wood
opposite the lower portion of New Al
bany, Indiana, yesterday, were turned
over into the water. The boys went
under the fiatboat, rising below, when
Patterson was rescued by the spectators,
but Harris sank and was drowned.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings Of the Senate and House
-Petitions-BilIs Referred-EeW
Bills, Etc.
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, February $.
IN THE SENATE.
PETITIONS.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, February s.
IN THE SENATE.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. Smithson: a petition from
citizens of Giles county, asking an
amendment TO the law relative to foreign
insurance companies.
By Mr.. James: A petition from the
Chattanooga Board of Trade, respecting
titles to mountain lands.
By Mr.. Hamilton: A petition from
citizens of Wilson, To amend the insur.
ance law.
By Mr.. White: A petition from citi-
zens OF Hawkins, asking for a protect
i've liquor law.
BILLS REFERRED.
By Mr.. Mccall: To require registra-
ton receipts.
By Mr.. Snipes: To repeal the act in.
corr Grating the town of Bolivar.
RESOLUTIONS.
The House joint resolution appointing
committee to investigate the school
fund of the State, was eoneurred in.
Messrs. Jones, Coulter and White were
appointed from the Senate.
The Joint House resolution for the es-
tablishment of a national and interna-
tional system of crop and weather
reports, was concurred in.
A resolution asking Congress to place
on the pension rolls the names of sol
diers of the Mexican and Indian war
of 1886, was concurred.
Mr.. Mccall offered a bill declaring
the new issue of the Bank of Tennessee
illegal, and directing the Attorney
General to carry up to the Supreme
Court all cases involving the validity ol
such issue.
House bills to regulate the pay of jail
physicians; for the benefit of revenue
collectors; and to authorize surveyors to
appoint deputies and compel settlements
with County School Superintendents,
passed first reading.
SENATE BILL ON THIRD READING.
To define restrictions and rights of gas
companies; made special order for Mon
day.
IN THE HOUSE.
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Bond: Directing the Gov.
ernor to dispose of the public arms
By Mr.. Cummins: To repeal all
funding laws.
By Mr.. Lindsey: To amend the law
of forcible and unlawful detainer so as
to try cases before one instead Of three
magistrates, and to require the service
of three instead of ten days.
BY Mr.. Lindsey: To prevent unau-
thorized persons making arrests in Grim
inal cases.
By Mr.. Kerr: To require registration
Of judgments and DEGREES before they
can become a lien on real estate.
By Mr.. Williamson: To amend sec.
ton 1852 of the Code.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A resolution Of Mr.. Houk, depreca-
ting efforts to make valid and to abeti
the issue of the bank of Tennessee,
made a special order on the elev-
enth of February, as also a resolution by
Mr.. McAdoo, directory to the Attorney
General, concerning the same thing.
A House bill to repeal an act author.
iZing parties in certain cases to sever
was rejected on third reading, as also q
bill to repeal 1924 and 1927 of the Code
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT 6 CO.,
NE. cor. malta aad Jefferson SITS.


that central lot and well constructed Birch
Dwelling, belonging TO O. c. Woodward, Esq.
at the southwest corner OF Second and Ex'
for Immediate sale, and highly favorab,s
terms will be offered TO a purchaser. As prt
yate residence, 10 Is one OF the most desirable
in the city, in all respects. The lot has froll
or 10 feet on second by l4s5< on EXCHANGE.
lau ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT q co.
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Last evening Mrs. Steven Chievers
died at SO Canal Port avenue, Chicago,
it is believed, from injuries inflicted by
her drunken husband some three weeks
ago. Chievers is in the house of correc-
ton, where he was sent for beating his
vyifo
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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE

TVHE officers and memIers OF DeSoto 2
4 Lodge, No 800, are hefeby requested XX
10 meet promptly, at their Lodge Room, ,/XN
this SUNDAY afternoon, at o'clock, for the
purpose OF performing the funeral ceremonies
over the remains OF our late Brother GEO. NJ
GRE ELEY.
All NJ. Ms are fraternalIy invited.
BY order BUN. r. PRICE, W. NJ.
r. w. SHELTON, Secretary.
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The funeral services of Mrs. Horace
White, wife of the editor of the Chicago
Tribune, who died recentlyin Germany,
took place from Plymouth Congrega-
tiOnal Church, in Chicago, yesterday.
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TO F. L. DUNCAN:

You ae hereby notified that your goods,
now stored on Our Wharfboat, B" win be sold
by process OF law, if charges on said goods
are not paid at the expiration of ten days
from date. ]. H. MATTHEW'S & CO.,
Proprietors Our Wharfboat,'
feS Friaris Point, Miss.
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MARRIED.

NAIL-DOOLEY-In shelby county, at the
residence of the brides father, on Thursday,
the 9th inst, by Rev. Mr.. L. G. Taylor, THOMAS
l. NAIL, and Miss r. NJ. DooLEY.
E[Columbia Herald and Nashville Banner
r,lansa cl.ia.-
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InR II. NnTICE

A REGULAR meeting OF Euphrates Lodge,
"A No. IS, will be held this SUNDAY even
ing at ! O'Clock. Initiation Of candidates
and other important business TO come before
it, Brethren of the First and second degrees
cordially invited.
Ws. FRANK, Secretary. fe9
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

rTIHE stated cOnvocation Of Penn Royal Q
Arch Chapter No. p, viii be heldKE
on MONDAY evening, February lOth,/NN
at ~ O'Clock. for dispatch of business
All CoTnDaniOns are fraternally invited
By order G. q. LOCKE, NJ. L. H. p.
A J. WHEELER. Secretary. fe5
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900 THIRD STREET.-THE SECOND
s1lls0 session commences MONDAY, Feb
ruary Sd. All the English branches usually
taught IN schools, and the Greek and Latin
languages, VIII receive attention. For terms
and course Of study, apply at ne scnool-Eoom.
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Large Bankrupt Sale.
Twenty Thousand Dollars at
AUCTION!
BY A. z. FrankIazd, 195 and 191
Main Street Webster Block.
Tuesaay Morning, Feb. Is, 1873

lat Ten o'clock9
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS.
A full line of Staple Dry Goods, Piece Goods,
Jeans, Celicos and DOmestics, A complete
stock of men s and boys clothing and furnish
ing goods, shirts, drawers and underwear.
Mems women's, misses, boys and children 8
boots shoes and brogaDs, a splendid variety,
many custom made. Also, notions, fancy
goods, jewelry, spectacieS, show cases and
eundries. This being the complete stock Of a
large wholesale and retail store, county mer-
chants in particular will benefit themselves
by examining stock and attending sale.
TERMS CASH.
By order of ASH gnee.
feb7 A. FARMLAND, Auctioneer.
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The body of c. Goldman, who drowned
himself In the canal al Louisville, Fri
day, was found yesterday by draggilog
the canal.
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FOREIGN.
HUNGARY.

PEsTH, February S.-A resolution
has been introduced in the Chamber o.
Deputies urgently demanding the ex.
pulsion of Jesuits from Hungary.
ITALY.
ROME, February S.-De CourceIles
the new French Ambassador to the
Vatican, has presented his credential:
10 the Pope.
The United States steamer Shenan.
doah has arrived at Spessia.
Rear-Admiral James Alder and sew.
eral officers in Naples will be received
tomorrow by the King.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, February Sat a meeting
of West Country Highlanders last night
| Marquise of Lorne delivered an address
| In speaking of the number of Scotch.
man who left the country, said that he
/ looked upon emigration with regret
especially when TO the United States
Scotland is able to support an immense
population. When people emigrate
they should go to the British Colonies,
SPAIN.
MADRID, February Five hundred
Carlists, under IaBalls, made an attack
yesterday ON Vile Derole, but were re-
! pulsed by the garrison, which numbered
only one hundred men. The authorities
announce that the insurrection in Sara
gossa is completely suppressed. King
Amadeus signed the decree for the or
ganization Of the artillery service. Sew
eral officers who oppose the change have
resigned.
FRANCE.
PARIS, February S.-The Committee
I
of Thirty in the National Assembly to-
day adopted the amendment proposed
by Houssonville, providing that the
council of ministers shall decide wheth-
er the presence of the President is re-
quired in the Assembly. During the
discussions on the question De Fare ad-
vocated speedy legislation on the sub
jects of election for and composition OF
the next Assembly. The composition
of the Second Chamber and the organi-
cation of the executive during the in-
terval between the dissolution of the
present and the meeting of the next AS
sembly was repealed. The committee
then adopted the remaining articles,
aud elected the Duke de Broglie. It is
believed that the action of the commit
tee will lead to a rupture between Thiers
and the Assembly.
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no CONTRACTORS.
Memphis Masonic Temple.
Memphis Masonic Temple.

rFALED PROPOSALS will be received on
- the lst of March, noon, for the Stone,
Brick, Iron and Carpenter work requisite FOR
the erection and cOyering-in OF the
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English and Classleal Sehool.

Tuesday evening, FEB. IS. lS72-SEbject'
''Spnrgeon and his Work"
ng-sinqle lecture, 81 Both lectures, 81 So
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At AUCTu0N

WIN be sold by A. Z. FRANKLAND, on
Monday. February IL, 1873,
to nav charges, one large Pier Glass, 6 feet by
2I< feet; one large Mantel Glass, feet by
feet; one Parlor Set, in rep, pieces. By or
der OF Geo. 8. Richardson 4 Co. fei
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DIED.

BURTON-On February 4, 1873, at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. A. L. Everetts, 3S4 state street,
Chicago, Illinois, Miss ADDIE BUTTON, aged
l9 years.
Her remains have been placed in the vault
at Glaseland Cemetery TO await information
of her parents, William and Mary Burton,
who are supposed to reside in Tennessee or
Alabama.
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NOTICE.

BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS AND THE
ID Public in general are herewith informed
that we are now prepared TO furnish
Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, ETC.,
as well as Plate or ordinary WINDOW GLASS,
White Lead Putty, all at rates competing
fully with Eastern market. Try Us.
G. H. BECKER & CO.,
Warehouse foot Of Exchange street; address
to office, No. Monroe street. store at
Memphis Wood " ork Co, Memphis, Tenn.
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Associated Press Dlspatch.l
LITTLE Rock, February s.-The Re
publican of this morning said there
were certain members of the Legislature
who were waiting TO be bought to
vote for certain measures, and it could
name them. The article was read in
the House to-day. and a committee OF
three raised to investigate the matter.
The recusant witness, Foster, was
brought before the House to-day. The
questions asked him by the committee
which he refused to answer were de-
cided to be pertinent by the House, and
the witness was remanded to the COM
mittee in charge Of the Sergeant-at-
Arms.
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MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON B. B.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITY COMPANY
Lessee Memphis and Charleston r. R.,
Memphis, Tenn, February 9, lS7S.J
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i.
Tuesday evening. Feb. Il, ls7s-Subject: aWhas
l saw in Europe."
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WALKER-At the residence of her son-in-
law, Major \. J. Hays, near this city, January
%, 1873, of heart disease, Mrs. MARY a. WAL
KER, daughter of the late Colonel John c.
McLemore, and widow of the late DR.. James
NJ. Walker, in the hfty-seventh year of her
age. She was born in Nashville, February
Is, 1915.
II is scarcely fitting that the grave should
close over one 50 well known and loved, with
out q passing tribute. In the death of Mrs.
Walker, not only has a cheerful home been
despoiied of beautiful Christian influence, a
loving companion, and one Of the brightest
lights of the household. but our entire city, in
whose social circles she moved so long, feels
that one has been swept away 10 part from
whom is It's deepest grief.
The life of this noble and gentl lady was
not one to be remembered only by the tomb
builders lettered slab, for the many deeds OF
sorrow-soothing and noiseleSs charity which
strew her earthly path, have left In the hearts
of those who remain behind a fadeless and
unfading memory.
And while every hour of her existence was
characterized by the practice of those virtues
which her love of religion made it her delight,
she entered into the pleasures Of life with the
keenest zest, and by her splendid accomplish
ments and gifts OF mind, gave 10 the social
world one OF Its most charming ornaments.
May the earth rest gently on the caSket
spirit dwell where h esven's choir sings sweet
y -.
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Plans and specifications can be seen AT the
office OF JONES & BALDWIN, Architects,
Planters Insurance Building.
JOHN ZENT,
G. b. CHURCH,
J. NJ. PETTIGREW,
febq Building COMMITTEES.
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DAVID WALK

win deliver two lectures in the
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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Rev. G. A. Lotion, pastor, viii preach
at eleven o'clock this morning, and
at half-past seven O'Clock tonight. Sab
bath-schOol at nine O'Clock this morn
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Assembly Hall. Morning subject,
"Revelation-Wha is it?' Evening
subject =" Spiritualism as a Moral
Guida -