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BOLD ROBBERY.
The First National Bank of st. Joseph
No. Relieved OF Nearly Twenty
Thousand Dollars in Broad
Daylight-How IL was
Done.

ST. JOSEPH, No, June 21.-The startling
intelligence was spread about the city this
evening to the effect that the First national
bank had been entered and robbed of fifteen
thousand dollars IN broad daylight. 1t ap-
pears that shortly after twelve o'clock some
parties entered the bank to make a deposit
the cashier, James e. Hall, being alone, the
other officers and employees having gone
to dinner. Mr.. Hall, after they had
gone, vent to the vault to place some
money therein, when he discovered, to his
amaZement, that three packages, each con-
tanning five thousand dollars, were missing.
One package had been taken from twenty
four thousand dollar pile of currency, while
the other two packages had been taken
from another part of the vault. When
the other bank officials and employees
had arrived he made known his
discovery, and all went 10 work to make a
thorough examination of the bank, in the
hope that it had probably been misplaced.
The package could not be found, but, on the
other hand, it was ascertalned that four thou
sand seven hundred dollars In addition was
missing, making, in all, nineteen thousand
seven hundred dollars. Mr.. Hall states that
the money he is certain was in
the bank at nine o'clock, when the
day operations were begun. He says that
he does not remember having seen any sus-
piclous-looking characters Ia the bank dur
ing the day. There is no back entrance to
the bank, and how the money managed to
get ozt OF the bank is still unknown. The
police authorities and detectives have been
put to work to ferret out if possible the cause
of its disappearance, and also the adroit thief
who took it. A thousand dollars reward has
been offered by the bank for the capture of
the thief. The bank was loser to the amount
OF fifteen hundred dollars some three or four
months ago, and this occurrence greatly adds
to their previous misfortune. The capital of
the institution Is one hundred thousand dol
lars, and it has a surplus fund of twenty thou
sand dollars, so that the loss will not embar-
rass 1t In any way.
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THE HOT SPRINGS DIFFICULTY.
No Definite Conclusions as to the Best
Way to Proceed to Remedy the
Criminal Negligence of the
Enrolling Clerk,

WASHINGTON, June 21-At the cabinet
meeting, to-day, there was some discussion
as to the possibility of taking any action to
carry into effect the will of congress concern
ing the Hot Springs, Arkansas, reservation,
which was expressed by the adoption of the
conference committees clause on that sub
ject, although this clause was almost wholly
omitted in the enrolment of the sundry civil
appropriation bill. The general opinion was
that nothing effective can be done by the ex-
ecutive branch of the government in regard
to the matter until congress shall have again
acted upon it; but the subject was referred to
the secretary of the interior and the attorney
general for critical examination, to determine
whether the portion of the clause that was
enrolled will afford valid basis for at least
provisional action to protect government in
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AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.

London, June 81: Tn, Ascot plate was
won by Glendale.
London, June 81: At Asset to-day the al
exandria plate was won by erneuil.
Danvllle. H., June 81: The Democratic
convention in his congressional district yes
terday nominated Hon. Maiden Jones.
New York, June 81: C. w. F. Dare, man
ufacturer o. childr ms carriages, has sus-
pended. Liabllities, twenty-five thousand
dollars.
London, June 81: The amount of bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank of England on
balance to-day Is seyenty-six thousand
pounds.
London, June 2I: The certificate of Cap
tain Holmes. who commanded the passenger
steamship Idaho when wrecked, has been
suspended SIX months.
Rochester, June 81: The American
nurserymen are In session here. J. j. Harri-
son. of gainesville, OHIO, was elected presi-
dent, and Cleveland was selected as the place
for holding the next annual session.
New York, June 81 Geo. NJ. Martin, for
,,avar. u years a clerk in the registry depart
,r,ent n, the postoffice here, was arrested this
morning t,.,v robbipg registered letters. They
were All in ira usit between distant points
New York. June 81: Berlin dispatch
says that Scbouvalotf has informed the con-
.zress that Russia Is determined to stand on
the Anglo-Russia agreement, and Will not
treat on any other basis nor make any fur-
Their concession.
New York, June 81: Dispatches state that
fifteen thousand Russians have arrived al pan
Stefano, from Odessa. and that the h1sslans
are concentrating at Slumla and Varna. Inc
English government Is sending heavy REIN
forcements to the Cape OF Good Hope.
Plymouth. Mass, June g: The trial Of the
qSe5suate safe robbers resulted IN a verdict OF
puiiey, and Connors, Daugherty, Gilman and
Otis were sentenced to long terms OF lmprison-
ment. Jennie Walton, the associate OF the
robbers, gets FIVE years in the reformatory
prison.
New York, June 81: Ex-Governor Swami,
of MARYLAND, and Mrs. James r. Thompson,
widow of United States Senator Thompson,
of New Jersey, were married IN Princeton,
Yesterday Mrs. Swami is sister OF Sam
Ward, of Washington, and sister in-iaT OF
Speaker Randall, who gave away the bride.
San Francisco, June 81: The count In the
of v is not yet complete Dlt VIII give Tue
GIl veyites a larger plurality than antlcl-
hSa' probably near four thousand majority.
4 Pa Oarlssa majority in the interior can
Ine hon-. Te this. aud the worklngmen will
noa 49, 49,; 'e.egates at large, except ten,
80 49, M NOtb p0n-partIsan and Repnb-
-, =, 10 Stlc tickets. lt Is probable
~ g. S,, be Seariy equally divided.
An Alleged seduce. S<heFa ms
ST. LOUIS, June 81 80 80" AI; ~ ure
Globe. Democrat from Indepel Si.NHsr naroa5
saws that weak-minded In. :. Fs+,o-rSsIJ
Joseph Millady, while blowing , tSa baeG
three miles from there, was shot l. ras IN
fbis morning by Lewis Helty, the bali E<satiy
through his heart, killing him inst I'D
After committing the deed Helty procee. -
to his own harvest field, worked until noon
e-ivin, as a reason for his act that MIady
had seduced his daughter.
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BON AQUA SPRINGS

THIS charming summer resort. located eight miles
i from Bon Aqua station, thirty-niue miles from
Nashville. on the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road. will open for the reception Of visitors June
1, 1873. The association have this year built very
attractive 2-St0ry hotel to meet the increased de-
mands of its visitors. The waters of these Springs
are celebrated for their recupsrative effects upon
delicate men and women, shattered and exhausted
constitutions, well as for the cure of diseases OF
the alimentary canal dyspepsia chronic dlarrhea,
constipation and summer complaints of children,
diseases OF the kidneys and skin. and menstrual
disorders, ETC. The elevation is 500 feet above Nash
VILE. Atmosphere cool. dry and salubrious
BOARD-Per month, $50; per week, $40, per day,
81. Special rates for families. Children and serV
ants, half-prlce
Railroad fare46r the round trip,S9 IS. Correspond
ence invited. Address " Bon Aqua Springs AssocIa-
tiOn,' or a. GENNETT, Business Manager,
Bon Aqua Springs, Tenn
Dr.. A. Morrison, Resident Physician. For those
who enjoy horseback or buggy riding, hrSt-claSs
Communications for those who take their own vehicles
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OBSERVATIONS YesTEuuAy.
THE JACKSON FIRE.
All the Losses sustnined More or Less
Covered ny Insurance, the Heaviest g
Losers being the Owners OF the
Buildings.
speclnl to the Nashville American

JACKSON, Tenn, June 20.-The fire last
night was confined to the limits indicated.
Gfay's saloon was saved. The stock of all
the sufferers was rpostly saved, but much
damaged. Many moved out their stock in
anticipation of Ms spreading and suffered
thereby Judge Milton Browns loss on the
building ia estimated at twenty thousand
dollars. He il insured for about one-half.
Madison Parker's loss on building is three
thousand dollars, insured for two thousand
dollars. All the stocks rem wed are covered
sufficiently to gay in full all the damages
rnrlninnd
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DIED.

EADEa-June 81, 1873. at 2p.m, JOHN ]. EADER
infant sonof W. r. and E A. Eader aged Is mouth
and II days.
Funeral this (SATORDAY) afternoon, at 3 O'clock
from residence. No 124 fernando street. Friends
and acquaintances are invited to attend.
WILSoN-on Friday, June 81, 1873, Miss CASSIE
WILSON.
Funeral services at the residence of her n aphew
B. N. Estes, ESQ.,. Adams street, this (5ATURDAY
afternoon, at o'clock
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SANEoRp,s RADICAL CURE

only promptly the corrodng discharges I'm
Catarrh but sympathetic action restores sound
health all organs of the head have become
affected by it, and exhibit any the following
tions:-
Eyes, Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss Of
Hearing, Earache, Neuralgia of the Ear,
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Headache,
Pains in the Temples, Loss of the Senses Of
Taste and Smell, Elongation OF the Uvula,
Inflammation of the Tonsils, Putrid Sore
Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough. Bron-
chitis, and Bleeding of the Lungs.
Each package contains Dr.. Ssnfords Improved In
hang Tube, with full and carefully prepared directions
fol IN all cases Price 81 Forsale by all Wholesale
and retail druggists and dealers throughout the United
States and Canaras. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass
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at Friendship Park.
A ..Stin,, ON a HkidpiIe.

81. LOUIS, June 2l.-The dead body of a
man named Seymour was found at about four
o'clock this morning, on top of pile of skids,
on the levee, with deep stab in the side. A
trail of blood was discovered leading to low
whisky den, No. 9 South Levee, nearly two
blocks from where the body was found, but
there Is no clue to the murierers. 1t is sup
posed that the murder was committed In the
saloon and the body dragged or carried to
where ii was found
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RACE NEWS.
The FaYOrites Win at the Lexington
TFOt Yesterday.

LEXINGTON, Ky, June 2l.-The attend
ance at the trotting races was smaller to-day.
The pool-selling, however, was spirited. but
the sport was not exciting, the favorites win
ming both races in three straight heats.
First Rdce.-Purse of $500, for horses that
have never beaten $50: 5000 to first horse,
$40 to second and $50 to third. II. c. M'Dow.
ellis CHI. g. Barak, by Belmont, 2, 2, 3; w.
A. Bankers g. r. m. Lady Alice, 5, 3, dis
tanced; Bruce's DIR. s. Mambrino Hippey, by
Garrard Chief, l, l, l; H. Traynor's b. m
Fanny, by Mambrino Patchen, 8, 5, 4; J.W.
Barlow's G. r. m. Sannie, by Almont, 4, 4, q
Time, 2:33 1-6, 2:32 1-6, 2:331a.
Second Race.-Purse of $500, trot to sad
die; 5000 to first horse, $40 to second and
$50 to third. w. Fl. Wilson's b. M Red
bird, by Norman, 2, g. 2; Geo. A. Bowyer's
CHI. h. Mambrino Pilot, jr., by Relf's Mann
brine Pilot, distanced; 81. Z. M'Dowell's blk.
m. Romance. by Princess, l, 1, l; G. 81. Bras
fields b. s. d. Monroe, by Jim Monroe, 3, 2 q;
J. n. Wiliams's s. b. m Banche Amory. by
Clark Chief, distanced. Time, 2:3111 4, 2:3l2l,
2:311z.
At Friendship Park.
PITTsBURG, June 2l.-Second day at
Friendship park. The track W s very heavy,
from heavy showers this afternoon, and only
one race was run, mile and quarter dash
for all ages, purse $500, $50 to second. The
starters were Blondell, Governor Hampton,
Patriot, Dart FOnteDoy, Clifton, Springlet,
General Wiley and Bessie Lee. Won by
Blondell; Governor Hampton second. Time,
0.06l/
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ALL babies ale dlmlnutlve Caesars, SINCE
they come, they see, they conquer, sometimes
by their gentle stiffness but oftener by con-
tinued and uproa'ious crying induced by
collie, teething, hatulence, etc Dr. Bull s
baby syrup, by ITS gentle yet specific influ-
ence, quiets the little ones without ever pro-
ducing the least injurious effect Price only
twenty-five cents per bottle.
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AnIpnoramus or a Thief.

WHEELING, VIVA, June 2l.-The friends
of james Phul, who was reported few days
ago as having absconded with two hundred
and nifty dollars, claim that the money was
stolen from hia while he was on his way to
bank. he left a note to this eject, and gave
as a reason for his fight his fear to meet the
owner of the money.
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0YERL 00K MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. WoOdstock.
Ulster Co. n. NJ, WILL OPEN ABOUT JUNE
25th. House is new, contains all modern improve
ments, and furnished throughout In the best mar
ner. Transient board. S3 per day. Reasonable
terms for week or month. Best place on the noun
tains for those troubled with hay fever, II being
$500 feet above tide water. Telegraphic clnmun-
cation with all points. For circulars, address
James Smith Manager.
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
WOODSTOCK, Ulster county, NEW YOR X
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CLOHING RArEn

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool eat
Ton, 8 Id. Memphis cotton, II 1-Se. Ne'e
Orleans cotton, II Use Neic York cotton,
II 7-I6c Neir York gold 100 ) s.
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ELMO LODGE.

Lake ElMO- Minnesota Q2 miles from st.
Paul. on the Saltwater and TaylOrs Falls Railroad:
five trains daily each way. This charming summer
resort is now completed. Building, Furniture ETC.,
ARE ENTIRELY NEW, and ready for guests. II is 10
Gated In a beautiful and picturesque spot. and the
climate Is the most bealthful and bracing In Amer
lea THE ATTRACTIONS are fine, sail and row-boats,
plenty of game fish, BILLIARDS. bowling alleys out
door gymnasium, swings, croQuet, archery, lawn
tennis, baths, music, etc Terms moderate.
FRED. G. GUTHREZ, Manager,
late German National Bank, Memphis
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to join General Howard in the Mohleheuar
country. General Howard, with about four
hundred men, will proceed tomorrow in the
direction of Stems mountain, where it is I'M
derstood the Indians have concentrated and
decided to make a stand.
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WEATHER TNDGCATTG4s.

war DEFT.. OFFICE Ca. SIS. OFFICE
WASHINGTON, June ~, I am.
For Tennessee and the Ohio raIey, north
and rest 'ciHds, stationary or io,rer temper
afD-e, partly cloudy heather. and stationary
or rising barometer.
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Killed ny his Vie
Marine Chronicle.

LONDON. June 2l.- Steamships Nevada
and Mercator, from New York, arrived out.
New YORK, June 2l.-Arrived@Steam-
ships Adriatic, from Liverpool, and Neckar'
from Bremen.
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SALE OF RONDS-

M E will sell on SATURDAY, 29th DAY of June
Wv 1873. at IL O'Clock m, at the southwest
corner OF Main and Madison streets, in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, FOR CASH, to the highest bidder
Six Thousand Dollars of Bonds of the Mem
phfs and Little Rock Railway Company. for account
of whom Ii may concern TREZEVANT 4 co
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THE BLOODY INDIANS.

The Sensational Stories from WiscOn
sin Turn Out a HOaX-SpOtted-TaiT
Annual Festival Of the "Sun
Dance" Celebrated-The
Brutal Proceeding.
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JORDAN ROCKBRIDGE ALUM

a. Springs, Rocis brfdg- County, Va
These delightful Springs are eight miles from
Goshen Depot on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
from which point elegant coaches nm regularly over
a good road through beautiful and picturesque
country. The Improvements entirely new, and
embrace all the modern conveniences tor the most
comfortable accommodations. The principal hotel,
in addition to PaTlOrs Lining room, Ballroom, etc,
contains upward Of one hundred chambers, all newly
furnished with gas and electric bells IN each (the
only summer resort in Virginia which haSl. There
are also superb cottage accommodations Post and
telegraph Offices in the hotel Two daily mails from
all points, In addition 70 the Alum waters, whose
medicinal qualities too we'll known TO specially
refer to- there is the grounds one OF the strongest
and best Chaybeate Springs In the country which Is
a direct and powerful tonic. For further particu
lars terms. etc, circulars at Messrs Mansfield
Co and q. W. Jones Co.'S Druggists, or address
BY letter JOS N. WOODWARD,
Manager, at the Springs.
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NOTICE
TO OWNERS of DOGS

THE police have been instructed to destroy ON
L AND AFTER MONDAY, June oath, all dogs
not properly muZzled found running at large on the
public streets and alleys.
P. R. ATHY, Chief of Police
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THE HYGRIA HOTEL

wv HILE thanking the public for their nberxi pdt-
wv ronage heretofore extended TO this nso-sS pop
ular watering place. the new manaSsemsoa respect.
fully solcits continuance OF the same. feejin z
confident that with increased fac1itleS. the al 9
gance Of the place. cheap rate OF boaF1 AID e9dnce
railroad fare offer greater fnsIg5ssasa u
any other summer resort In the So-s-a. UpSi aud
cosy, being 1900 feet above the lew q. >--- 49,
RATES OF BoARD-S40 per morfA- g>~ ~ ~-Hk;
81 so per day. For circulars SEM
CALHOUN, RFy Khus ID.
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MRS. Triton ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

NEW YORK, June Plat special BUSH
ness meeting of Plymouth church to night,
Mrs, Elizabeth R. Tilton was excommuni-
Gated.
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The BannOcks Claim to have Killed
Thirteen Whites and have Lost Only
Three of their Own Number
Movements of H0sttIes
in Idaho.

MADISON, Wis, June 21.-Nothing has
been received from Burnett county to-day,
and the general opinion is that the officers of
that county had very little foundation for
their sensational kilograms of the past two
DAYS.
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Price. Oh Cents

Be careful to csIl for COLLINS vOLTAIc PLASTER
lest you get some worthless imitation Sold by all
Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout United
States and Cansdas. and by WEEKS Z POTTER. Pre-
prietors, Boston. Mass
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The seymour Murder stiII a Mystery.

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-Nothing further has
been learned concerning the murder of Sey-
mour, last night. No arrests have been
made, and 50 far as known outside of police
circles no clue has yet been obtained of the
murderer Seymour is supposed to have
come from Texas. The murder was evident
ly committed for money.
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WASHINGTON, June 21.-The Potter inves-
tigatIng committee met to-day, Mr.. Morrison
presiding in the absence of Mr.. Potter.
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Waste and Want.

Either man must be content with pow
erty all his lite, or else deny himself
some Injuries and lay the base of inde-
pen dence in the future. But if man
deties the future, and spends all no earns
(whetber his earnings be one or ten dol
lars day. let him look for lean and
want at some future time-for it will
surely come, no matter what he thinks.
To save is ABSOLUTELY the only way to
get solid fortune there is no other
certain mode. Those who shut their
eyes and ears to these facts will be for
ever poor, and in their obstinate rejec-
ton OF truth mayhap will die in rags
and filth. Let them so die and thank
themselves. But no! They take sort
of recompense in cursing fortune. Great
waste OF breath. They might as well
curse the mountains or the eternal
hills, For We Can tell them fortune
does not give away good and substan-
tial goods. She sells to the highest bid
der, to the hardest and wisest worker
for the boon. Men never make SO ia
tai q mistake rs when they think them
selves creatures OF fate; It's the sheer
est folly in the world. Every man may
make or mar himself, whichever he
may choose. Fortune for those who by
diligence, frugality, place themselves in
position to grasp hold of fortune
when it appears in view. The best evil
dence Of frugality is the five dollars or
more standing in your name at the saw
ings bank. The best evidence of hon.
esty consists IN diligence and frugality-
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Some time ago Auditor Bonetrase re

Some time ago Auditor Bonetrase re
ceived letter from "a gentleman living
in the state OF New York, ASKING for Ia
formation about Kansas, and, In closing
bis letter, the writer asks II one hun
dred families, fully equipped, should come
together and settle in the Solomon va
ley, whether they would be safe from
Indians. Mr. Bonebrake answered that
in view of the fact that almost AM
cross road had a church or school houcs
that might be used In the defense, tina;
one railroad was completed into the
Solomon valley and another would soon
be completed through it, that the Solo
mon valley now had from thirty to fify
thousand Inhabitants, and the further
fact that there were no Indians within
three hundred miles Of the Solomon
valley, that these settlers would be per
iectIy safe. When will the people Of
the east lesrn that Kansas is not The
Sahara of the Western Continent nor
the home OF the buffalo and Indian p
Commonwealth.
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Pulmonary Diseases as Affected BY Locality.

The physician in charge OF the "Moun.
tain Saniturium" for pulmonary diseases,
at Asheville, n. G., states that tho treat.
ment OF pulmonary diseases several his.
torical periods or epochs may be recog-
nized-that in which the sea climate was
considered as most beneficial, that in
which dry climates were advised, and
that in which elevated regions were rec
commended the most theoretical inves
tigators, as well as many physicians,
now agreeing that, in the removal of the
patient TO elevated regions, the bes, pos
sibIe course is pursued. ltappears that
the success attained by the removal of
the patient to southern climates, with
out securing greater altitude, amounts
simply to relief of the symptoms, only
warding off fresh injury-the patient,
after returning home, not having ac-
quired that power of resistance which
alone can prevent Il new catarrh or in
famation from attacking the lungs the
ger eral effect, on the other hand, Of u
mountain climate, is 10 be considered
an active one, since increased demands
are made upon the functions of the or
ganism from all sides.