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HOME CRIME.
Additional Details Of the Murder Of Mrs.
Wright on the fernando Road-A
Bad Cutting Scrape.
4 Reckless Negro Knocks Down Two
Ladies for Purposes of Robbery,
and is Not Caught.

The murder Of Mrs. John Wright, st the
Norris place Saturday, was the theme OF IN
terest on the streets Sunday and yesterday.
Further particulars were awaited with inter-
est. Her husband had left her in charge oil
biz store and had come to Memphis TO de-
liver some cotton at Speerss place en- Vance
street 10 be ginned. While he was away .
negro, armed with breech-loading double
barreled shotgun, went into the grocery and
seeing Mrs. Wright alone, demanded what
ever money she had. She wss very plucky
woman and refused TO deliver l.. A cooked
pistol found by her side was evidence thai
she hsd tried 10 defend herself. When she
refused 20 hand over the money the afro
cious murderer fred full load of buckshoi
into her BODY and killed her Instantly.
He then procured about 500 and two pistols
and departed.
The negro who committed the murder
had an accompice who kept watch while
the deed was DONE They had been about
the place for several days maturing their
plan Besides her husband; Mrs. Wright
leaves four children 10 mourn for her. She
was a handsome lady, ABOUT thirty. eight
years of age. Her husband, very resoiute
man, will make quick work of the murderer
should he ever catch him. The facts OF the
killing were put in the hands OF Chief
Davis, who instituted vigorous search for
the murderer. A man named Green Adams
was arrested on suspicion, but he gave =
satisfactory explanation of his whereabouts
Saturday and WAS discharged.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TRY Deans best Rio and lava mixed coffee
if you want the best.
TELEPHONE your orders for plumbing 10
]. A. Bauey'i 295 Second street.
FLOWERS, Christmas trees and decorations
for the holidays at Goebel & Co.'s, Alb Second.
ATTEND the book auction tonight at A.
M. Stoddard's auction-room, No. 22S Main
street.
TELEPHONE Memphis Floral Company for
flowers, table DECORATIONS, etc. Album of
designs at McCarthy's.
WE will manufacture any old gold you
have into rings, medals, etc, to order. J. NJ
Mulford & Co., 33S Main.
THE ladies of Grace Church Industrial
School return thanks to the Memphis City
Railway Company for their kindness Sun
day, December II, 1882.
AMONG the latest arrivals, we must note
that of the most elegant stock of jewelry
ever brought into Memphis. Mr.. S. Roths-
child exceeds all. Go aud see for yourselves.
WE wish to inform the customers of the
Jet Palace, and the public at large, that we
have received at last the most beautiful
stock of Silver-plated Ware shown in this
city. Call soon and make your selection.
Prices reasonable.
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Taking the Memphis estimates alone the
yield arrived at 6734, 500 bales, but accord
ing to the estimate 10 ade by Messrs. Latham
Alexander & Co, from the reports they have
in hand from the entire cotton region, the
yield will be Sol, Sc bales, which it will
be seen is considerably below the estima ies
made by our own merchants published above.
The figures for Shelby county are set at 64,-
ISL bales, against 1855 bales last year, and
for the State Of Tennessee 3S0,959 bales. La
than, Alexander & Co. say that they re-
ceived 2l33 answers from 4S1 counties, and
representing nine tenths of the cotton pro-
duciug region, as we'll as the people who
cultivate and deal in cotton. The compilers
announce their belief that the actual result
will not vary from the figures they give, aud
add:
"Unless Information in regard TO the crop
be sought from the firms whose answers are
given in this report, there is no other means
by which it can be obtained; for, exclusive
of these firms and individuals, there are not
1000 others in the South who are connected
with cotton; and if the inform alton thus
obi aimed from 2I33 OF the most intelligent
and responsible firms and business men in
TIE cotton raising States BE- not of value,
then there is no possible way 10 make an
estimate of the cotton crop with even a
shadow of ACCURACY. Al least, the average
estim ates made by them is certainly more
valuable than the mere opinion OF any
banker, Gotten commission merchant or cot
ton broker living in New York or Liverpool,
hundreds or thousands OF miles distant from
the cotton region, and whose opinion is
formed through The medium of ordinary
business correspondence."
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
Rivar IeIesrans.

CNc1ssATI, December 1s.-Night-River
IA feet IL inches, and rising. Weather clear
aud cold.
WHEELING, December ls.-Night-Riyer
6 feet 10 Incnes, ard rising. Weather clear
and cold.
New ORLEANS. December 1S.-Weather
fair and warmer; thermometer, Sc. Arrived +:
Warren, Cincinnati; Jay Gould and bsrges,
st. Louis. Nodepartures.
VICKsBURe, December 18.-RiFer fallen 5
inches. Weather warm and threatening rain.
Departed: Golden Rule and Golden Crown.
New Orleans; r. r. Springer, Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS, December 18.-River fallen 2
inches, and il now feet 10 inches by the
gauge. Nearly all the ice has run out, and
there seems no longer any fesr OF q gorge
near the city. Weather mild, with slight
rain tonight The Montana il lying on
gravel bed opposite CraEford'a Landing, bnt
it ia believed she will get Of.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
usmE auAEAaTEED.

Ia A. g. SKST-s zEvz AND BEAIs TRKAIk Es1-
4 speciHc tor Hysteriz, Dizziness, ConvulEioEs
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss 81
Memory, Sperm Atorrae1s irnpotcncy, lnFoiuntes.
e~errson self-abI1s6 Or 2ver-1Eoulgence, which
ads 70 misery, decay and de- n. O1e 3OL VIII
r7lre recent cases. Ezca box con tatns one month
fTeAtu ut One dollar . box, SIX boxes for 6yf
dolI &; sent b. HEil, prepaid, receipt of Prtcs
We zuS.zntee six boxes 70 e1Ye any case VIII
sscn order received by as for SIX boxes, eccoE1 >
atsd with I'VE dollars, va VIII send the pureLsEi
cur sJ1t1sa guaTsntse 70 return the money Il t2t
rrs.ras.ert does not effect cure. GUARANTEES Il
-rtes only Of 4 REdEERT & CO.. Wholesale .-sss
leiail Druggists, rs Hsir street, Memphis, 1euD
ETTdsrz AZ mail viii s2-eiEs urn9dpg z-te5~Spn-
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NILCLOTH SUlT-Finder will please return to
" C. B. Bryan's stable, and be rewarded.
nOCKETBOOK-On Saturday December ID,
1 black Morocco Poeketbook, containing notes
and papers, but no money. Five dollars for its re-
TN m To A GODSEY, I7S Robson street,
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. Hn&z CurfIu<.
AbOut noon yesterday a rathel

About noon yesterday rather bad cutting
affray took place near. The corner of Com
merce and Front streets, two negroes being
the participants. 1t is always hard 10 get
at the bottom of negro fracas, snd in this
matter the success was not more successful.
1t seems that H. Tate and A. Tanner passed
each other near the above mentioned corner.
Whether there was something in Tste's style
that Tanner didn't ike, or whether a pre-
-vious grudge existed, or WHITTIER Tate said
something SASSY" to Tanner is unknown;
but at any rate he latter drew pocket knife
and slit Tate N the breast and shoulder.
Serg. Scott and Officer Mccormick ar
rested Tanner. The wounds inflicted on
Tate were painful, but not serious.
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men. The reelection OF Mr.. Lucas seems
likely 10 be repeated 50 long as he csFes 10
sesept The office, his experience and eficiency
having made him about IS Indispensable IS
a city official can we'll get TO be. Mr.. Lucas
ls locked upon with especial favor by news-
paper people, beeause he sas local editor Of
the Louisville Journal il the old days, and
can still write good thing as often as he
chooses. sir. Lucas was also for some years
before the ver local editor of the APPEAL,
3 Contemporary Of Maj. Wes Rhea, then OF
the Avalanche. Oliver, We believe, still
affects poety, and now and then evolves out
OF his inner Consciousness verses ss charm
ing as those which twenty-five years ago
made him the envy of many who had no
mind for ecstasy or dreams. We eougratu-
late him on his continued good fortune.
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One of the NEST aggrayating assaults re-
ported here for some time was made in the
neighborhood OF 8 o'clock Sunday night
upon three ladies who were crossing Keel
street, corner Fifth, in Chelsea. A lady
named Mrs. DeGroat was attacked by big
negro, knocked down and her pocketbook
sought after. One of her companions, Mrs
Dougherty, begun to scream aud was also
knocked down. The negro then turned and
fed. An accurate description was afforded
the police to work upon. Capt. O'Haver
arrested darby on suspicion, but the Of
tense could not be proven upon him.
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PERSONALS.

GEN. A. B. UPsHAw, of The Nashville
American, Is IN the city.
Mr.. LOU LEUBRIE, of St. Louis, and his
sister, Miss Gussie, are in the city.
Miss LIZZIE WILLIAMSON, of Desoto coun-
~, Miss, is visiting at $50 Third street.
Mrs J. ]. Polk, of Bolivar, is on a visit
TO her father, Col. J. z. Goodwin, No. DDS
Elliott street.
w. BLANKS, Trezevant, Tenn; L. B.
Coleman, Henning; w. Fl. Galloway, Tre.e-
want; 4. r. Armistesd, Fulton, and Fl. s.
Buie, Oxford, were visitors on Change yes
terday.
Lucas has just begun his tweniy-6rst term
As clerk of the Louisville Board of Alder
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CamnIefe stock

OF furniture and carpets can be found at the
large establishment OF Bryson q Co, in the
Clay building. The proprietors OF this
house are among the Oldest and most care
full buyers, and the goods they offer to their
many customers will bear the closest inspec-
ton. Every article that can be classed as
furniture can be found there. Complete sets,
common or elegant, and single articles are
alike cheap and durable. All the late and
pretty articles, suitable for holiday presents,
can also be had. The supply of carpets Is
complete, and embraces many elegant pat
terms. When you want furniture or carpets
60 to a irst-class house like Bryson q Co.'s.
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WANTS.

SSITgATION BY a German practical gardener;
~ his vile as housekeeper; one child, gill OF
eleven years, to nurse.
nLD GOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., JeWeiry,
~ ETC., for CASH. J. ". Milford dr Co.. 333 Main.
ElXPhRIENCED SHIRT MAKERS,
IL At Loeb d Mook's, 2S5 Main Street.
"A EN- AID WOMEN-Io start new business a
wi their own homes; no peddling; soc an hour
made; send loo for 10 samples and instructions
Address MASON & CO.. Montpelier, Vermont
rIO RENT A HOUSEWIFE 5 or rooms near
i either the Linden OF Market street schools
Address f., care G. IL. Bracket d Co.
TNEN BOYS-1o work on galvanized IRON w0Tk
i full time or half time; steady work and rapid
promotion. KENNESAW MFG. CO.,
81 Madison street.
E1URNIsHED FRONT ROOM-For one gentle
IL man. Call at 136 Union street.
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Choice Christmas Groceries.
AT BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL's.

Rasins, currsnts, citron, canned lemon
and orange peel, dates, figs, prunes, pitted
cherries, dried blackberries, peeled peaches,
malaga grapes, oranges, lemons, cocoannte,
bananas, apples. cranberries, nuts, cram
berry sauce, fruit jellies, preserves, maple
syrup, strained and comb honey, mince meat,
plum pudding, peach and plum butter. All
kinds of canned fruits and vegetables, FARM
ceous goods, pickles, sauces, candies.
CREAMERY BUTTER.
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A NEW lot of standard, miscellaneous, ju-
venile, illustrated and holiday books Just re-
ceived at A. NJ. Stoddard's auction-room,
No. 22S Main street. Call and examine
them. Private ssles during the day. AUG
ton every evening at o'clock.
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Carpeis! Furniture!

Wholesale and retail. An elegant assort-
ment of parlor and bedroom suites. Brus-
sells and ingram carpets, just received. of the
latest style and design. Baby buggies, child
chairs, beautiful desks, brackets, etc, ETC.,
suitable for Christmas presents
AMES, BEATTIE & Co. 1863 Main Street.
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The entire fixtures of the Mammoth Cloth
ingh House, containing fifteen fine tables,
side shelving, a large 6ne chandelier, show
case, desk, mirror, clothing forms, figures,
awning, ETC., at 238 Main street.
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THE COTTON CROP
or Iss2.ss; as Estimated II ON Dafa Col
Iected In the Cotton Belt
BY Latham, Alexander d C0.-Memphis
Firms and Their Estimates.

Messrs. Latham, Alexander & Co., the
Wall street bankers, of New York, have
compiled a table of estimates CT the cotton
yield of the current season, from which we
make extracts of principal items and incl
dents upon which the estimate wac based
The following is the list OF Memphis firms
and dealers who responded 10 the request for
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The Safest way to Restore

Best Style of Fine Boots and Shoes
Made to order at Voegeli & Co.'s, 271 Main
street. Mr.. Dick Bross can't be beat.
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Premature Loss of the Hair

May be entirely prevented by the use Of
Burnetts Cocaine.
Housskeepers should insist upon obtain
ing BURNETTs FLAvoRING EXTRACTS, they
are the best
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal COurt-HOrrigan. Judge.
Calendar for to-day: Nos. 125-126, Her
man Kusmann; $50, Richard Anderson; 1922
293, Il. w. Lighl burne; 30e, Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad.
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Have Hook & LaGrill Weatherstrip
Your doors and windows 10 keep our the rain,
dust and cold draft 289 SECOND STREET.
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Know ye, citizens of Memphis, that y
ROfhschild, Jeweler, opposite the Pea
body Hotel, has the best and most com.
plete line of Holiday Goods ever
brought 10 this city, which ne Will sell
az . sacrifice. Give him n call.
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FOR SALE,

HonsE-Fine saddle and harness horse. years
ID old. cheap. J. NJ. Mcdowell, Moscow. Tenn.
lrERRYBoAT RoY-Length 60 7-lO feet; breadth
II Is feet; depth hold 10: tonnage 40 6o-1eO;
1es 10 By IS long; years Old draws IS inches;
ready for business; now lies at New Albany: will
sell cheap for cash. For terms, etc, address
WILL S. HAYS,
Louisville, Ky.
kEACHINERY-An the machinery of first
lNl class mill and gin at Brownsville, Tenn; fine
4O-hoIse power CINE; best location in the State
for an oil mill See E. A Keeling, 2si Front street,
A. w. I. MCBRIDE. Brownsville Tenn.
~ ACRES LAND-Two miles from city. 100
FL yards of Poplar street Boulevard; new wire
ien'e with cedar fo'es 16N SaIs e Madison street
UNINE COTTAGE RESIDENCE-All modern i'm
q. L. GUIoN. 10 Madison street.
OTE ACRES LAND-Two dwellings on place;
n - all necessary frame houses with brick
cnimneys; ginhouse and iron screw; frame sta
essIry plantation Implements; place rents for $500
per annum; ten miles from Memphis; land rich
non resident. Price 5000; half cash. balance i'll /
2 and years. 81. L. GuIoN, 10 Madison street.
T AhGE LIsT OF CITY PRuPEKTY FOR SALE
issippi and Tennessee, at low prices.
H. L. GUIoN, 10 Madison street.
DESIRABLE BUILDING Lors-on southeast
L. corner Poplar and Manassas streets: also lot
Oh corner SatfaranE and Sixth streets. Terms part
J. M. TREzEVANr, 275 Main street.
COUNTRY sToRk-And Land ng Pm vilege
~ The best business point on the river. between
Helena and Memphis; 1000 TO $500 bales shipped
from this landing annually. A large andpayipg
business can be done at this point. Small stocS
staple goods now on hand. Those meaning busi-
ness can address. BUSINESS, Appeal office.
DIANOS-1hree second-hand Knabe Pianos;
also several others. Cheap for cash.
E. WI1ZMANN i CO.
IlNGINE-A second-hand upright engine and
IL boiler, Lane & Bodley make, hve-norse
power. Apply to s. C. Toof & Co., Is West Court
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Christmas Gifts Given Away.

Martin Cohen, the halter, 2I9 Nam street,
will give each purchaser of hat or cap a
nice story book or pocket memorandum
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I3Or Sale Chean.

The youthful color of the hair is furnished
by Parker's Hair Balsam, which is deserv-
eddy popular from lis superior cleanliness.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS
B,LOWENSTE|NI BROS
CLOAK and SUIT ROOM
This Week.
READ OUR PRICES
No Such Bargains Have Ever Been Offered i'm Memphis
Before During
CHRISTMAS WEEK /
CHRISTMAS WEEK

Ladies' Satin Quilted Lining. Trimming,
Ladies' Satin Rhadames Lining, Heavy
Fur Collar. Fur Trimming $15.
Ladies' Satin Rhadames Dolmans Heavy Fur Collar,
Pointed z ur Trimming, Lusterine Lining, s2O
Ladies' Best Satin DoImans, Silk Satin
Quilted Lining, Pointed Fur Escalia-Plush
Trimming, $25, $50. $685. $40.
- Ladies' Satin Rhadames Brocaded Satin and Ottoman
Silk Pelisses, Pointed Fur Trimming, $25 800 s35.
Satin Rhadames Pa1itots, Pointed Fur Trimming $50.
Satin Rhadames and Grain Silk Jackets, Pointed
Fur Trimming, $25.
Elegant Mo1e-Plush Dolmans Pointed Fur, Seal Skin
Beaver, or Escalia-Plush Trimming, $40, $45, $50,
$55, $50.
WOrsted Circulars, Quilted Lining Heavy Collar
tipped with Fur down front and around bottom, $12
Fine Satin Rhadames eros Grain Silk Circulars
Quilted Lining, fine Fur Collar, $16 So
Fine Satin Rhadames Circulars Fur Lining, Pointed
Fur Collar, $18 so.
Finest Siberian Squirrel
Lining, Pointed Beaver Collar, $40, $45 $50
cGSiossa 30 70 gS Jackets Plush Collar and
Goats, Chinchi11a Silver-Fox Squirrel Military
Braid Trimming, $12 So $l3 so, SIS.
Ladies' listers Plush Collar and Cuffs 81 SO to 81.
Ladies' Fine Heavy listers Plush Collar Cuffs
and Pockets. 50.
Ladies' aaof RO 55 Co Fur Trim
Ladies' Best Black Diagonal Dolmans, Point Plain
Escalia- Plush Trimming SIS to $25.
Ladies' Cashmere n Evening Shades
50 SO, So, So SO each
Ladies' Zephyr Shawls reduced fifty
lar of former prices
All Misses Childrens Cloaks,
Greatly Reduced.
of Silk, Satin
and Cloth Dresses at Eastern Cost.
An Elegant Line of Gents Dressing Gowns 500
$22 81, $25 each.
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Keen Your Stock i'm Condition.

To do this, you will find no means SO re-
liable as the use of Hammers Stock Powders
and Linimsnt.
" JONES & CO Arents
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Keep I'm Perfect WorkingiOrder

The stom ach, liver and kidneys, and nearly
all the ills that sffiict US can be prevented
aud cured. No medicine will do this IS
surely and quickly as Psrker's Ginger
Tonic.
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For Best Bargains in Boots and Shoes,
Go TO Vosgeli & Co.'S, 27I and 40 Main
street. as they are always reliable.
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a Rich Oder of Flowers

And its lasting fragrance is what makes
Floreslon Cologne welcome at every iady's
inileI
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FOR RENT OR LEASE,

ZINE PLAN rATION-O. $500 acres at Bradley's
y Landing, in Crittenden county. Ark, Is miles
above Mem phis; 100 acres cleared and in Gu LII
yation 1000 acres of cleared ridge land above over
now; dwelling and all necessary out-houses, sta
oles gnhouse, ETC.; store with established trade,
p0stohice and steamboat landing.
JOHN w. CuRRIN. IS Madison street.
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mended as 'just as good Insist on the genuine
with the name of WASHBURNE CO. on each
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our signature an Indispensable requisite to insure
SUCCESS in the treatment Take no other, or send
to
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For sale by q. MANSFIELD & Co.,
SOI and 500 Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
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EVER Farmer and n orseman

Should keep and rse Hammers LInimeni
and Stock Powders. They are invaluable
in The treatment Of stock diseases-
W. JONES CO., Agents.
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STRAYED.

II Sunday morning, young tan bitch.
Return 70 No. So Gsyoso street.
PLACK HORSE-From Horn Lake Depot- De-
u cemoer 18th, one large black horse, years
olo, hair on one hind foot from wound. Liberal
reward. Return to A. ]. WHITE 236 Front 81
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Rahnld afLasfi

BUoKHAM & cAMPBELL's, SO BEALE.