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THE sfODOCS.
Captain Jacks Band--AIl Captured
or surrendered but Jack and Three
Companions, etc.


Captain Jacks Band--AIl Captured
or Surrendered but Jack and Three
Companions. etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-The rene
gade Modocs led the troops to within half
a mile of Captain Jacks stronghold.
Three commands moved to surround him,
but Captain Hansbrouck's command did
not reach the designated point in time to
make the capture complete. Captain Jack,
with three warriors, escaped. The sur
prise was complete. Captain Jacks pick
cts rushed into their stronghold crying
"Run out, run quick. The soldiers are
coming"
The soldiers behaved well, and their
gallant advance called EXPLANATIONS from
the rocks like "We surrender-we no
fight-we want talk--we want peace
like peace" Boston Charlie, who killed
DR.. Thomas. came in full view. He was
covered with half dozen rifles, and quiet
ly passed to the rear as prisoner. lie
volunteers to "put up job" on Captain
Jack.
Two hours afterwards Boston Charlie
was sent after the Modocs as peace COM
missioner, but failed to overtake them.
The surprise resulted in the surrender oil
Boston Charley, Captain Jacks sister, the
Princess Mary, Black Jim's woman, and
other female Modocs, ranging from nine
to ninety years Of age, and seven ponies.
Captain, Jack has taken refuge in q
Canon with perpendicular walls forty feet
high.
LATER.--Scarfaced Charley, Old Soon.
chin, and ten other warriors have surren
dered. Jack and three others decamped
during the night.
Mr.. Tilden, chairman of the Democrats
central committee departs for England OF
the 18th instant.
The suit against Harvey Barnes to re-
cover 100000 for under valuation of i'm
ported sugar has been discontinued; th,
defendant paying the amount claimed, to
gether with nearly $1,000 costs.
Judge Davis this morning granted
postponement of the trial of William NJ
Tweed until October, on the affidavit G
physicians to the effect that to proceed wit
the trial now would endanger the life o
John Graham, Tweed's leading counsel.
II MARYLAND.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The &c State Journal " will be delivered the
same evening Of publication In any part OF
name and address Is left mt our Office, 9I2 l-s
Main street, and i'm Petersburg IL LEFT with
our agent there; and can always be found on
sale in this city at G. r. Johuston's, 9lS Main
street; Wyatt e. Minors, SI7 Broad street;
News stand Mt Ford's hotel; Leon SchaaPs
I4On Main street. and ut our counter.
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LOUISIANA.
An Editor Assaulted.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1..-About one
o'clock this morning, an unknown party
using slung-shot assaulted E. @. Ham
cock, Of The Herald, at the corner of
Gravier and Camp streets. Hancock re-
ceived severe but not dangerous cut on
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ACCIDENT AT THE TUNNEL Yester-
day morning about 3 o'clock q. m. color
ed man fell distance of about forty feet
down shaft No. 8 of the Church Hill
tunnel. lie was unable to walk for
time, owing to the severe jar, but no bones
were broken
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THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT IN
PETERsBURG.-Tbe Petersburg Index
speaks in the following glowing terms of
our Richmond singists: The favorites Oh
our musical world, gave one Of their de-
lightful concerts last night at the Academy
of Music, which was attended by one of
the largest and most discriminating au-
diences ever assembled there. 1t is only
necessary to say that the performance was
up to the high standard of the ASSOCIATION,
and all who have heard them will under
stand what a musical treat we really had.
We neither have the power or the incli-
nation to discriminate between the per-
formers where the satisfaction was so COM
plete, believing as VIC do that the enter
tainments of this association will tend to
the development of better musical taste.
We but echo the sentiment of the entire
community when we express the wish that
they may visit us frequently.
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MORE CHANGES AT THE CUSTOM
HoUsE.-Samuel f. Maddox, clerk OF the
collector of customs, has been removed,
and j. T. Arnold appointed in his place.
Mr.. Arnold qualified to-day by taking the
necessary oaths and has entered upon the
discharge OF his duties.
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forehead. His assailant made his
MASSACHUSETTS,.
A Bank Robbed by Its Messen

BoSToN, June PA messenger Of the
Revere National Bank, named Allen, dis
appeared last Thursday with checks and
drafts amounting to about 100000, on
which he raised S., 900 cash. What he did
with The remainder is unknown. 1t is pos
sible that he converted the paper into
money otherwise than at banks. just be-
fore leaving the bank Thursday morning he
was informed that his services would not
be required there after June l..
CALIFORNIA
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Arrest of One of tho Bendors.

DUBUQUE, June Ia young man, sup.
posed to be young Bender, son of the Kan
sas murderer, was arrested in West Liberty,
Iowa, to-day, and woman, thought to be
Mrs. Bender, was arrested at Oxford, Iowa.
There seems to be little doubt as to their
identity. Both of the parties are held for
further DEVELOPMENTS.
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DEEDS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
deeds were recorded in the clerks office oil
the Henrico county court, and ten marriage
licences issued therefrom during the month
of Nav,
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ABOLITION OF THE FRANKING
PRIvILEGE.-The act Of Congress abol-
ishing the Franking privilege goes into
effect on the LIST Of July next, and not yes
terday as stated by morning contempt
rarY. .'
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the mountain savages have killed family
of whites names Burns and some Polyne-
sian laborers; altogether sixteen whites.
Their bodies were found horribly mutilated.
Some of them were carried off for canni-
bal feast.
Eighteen bodies have been found in the
river at New York within two weeks
past.
George William Curtis is slowly recover.
ing from his recent illness, which was
mainly nervous prostitution.
The New York insurance companies
loss by the Boston fire is $4,000. The
highest amount by any single company is
$4,000.
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SCHOONER SUNK.-The steamer Isaac
Bell, of the Old Dominion line, ran into a
schooner near Days Point, in James river,
last Friday night. and sunk her. The crew
were all saved by the steamer hoving to,
The schooner was laden with coal for thi;
CITY, The accident is attributed to there
being no lights on the schooner.
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An Immense Tin-Ledge Discovered.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IA dispatch
from Los Angeles last evening reports the
discovery of mammoth tin-ledge forty
Eve miles from that city on the San Anto-
MO ledge. 1t is said to be mile long and
six feet wide.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, Nav 3lst, 1878.

THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
i fro m O'Clock a. IN. to 6 o'clock p m from
the 10th day of June TO the 30th, inclusive, for
the purpose Of receiving from any person
the whole or one-half of the amount of tax
charged, and that ten per cent will be added to
the amount of tax charged, in every case where
the party assessed shall fail to pay the whole or
one half within the time so limited.
To avoid crowd and pressure on the last few
days of the collection, the collector would re-
spectfnlly request all parties to call early In the
time specified; and those having lists and
memeraudums to leave will do SO, that their
bills may be selected and receipts made out.
JOHN F. REGNAULT.
nv SLIM Collector.
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CAPTAIN JACKS CocKTAILs.--Cap-
tain Jack has fooled General Davis SO often
that he has retired to ID. j. McCoRNIcK's
CEsTRAL HOUSE,. l4o3 Main street, Richmond,
to sell Jacks Cocktails to all the Modoes that
that will call to see him.
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OHIO.
Fire.

CINCINNATI, June 2.-The dwelling of
Alfred London, and the store CT London &
Klautz at Higginsport, were burned Satur-
day night. Loss $13 900.
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For CARD PHOTOGRAPHS GO TO
FRAYsRR's extensive gallery, opposite the post
office.
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L,OR SALE-To make quick sale, we a.
IL will sell for less than cost of improve 8:u
ments alone, that frstclass BRICK RESI-
DENCE No. 3O7 College street, near Monu-
ment church. The Dwelling contains seven
rooms besides stoIerooms, bathroom, and six
most convenient closets brick kitchen, four
rooms and other out-houses gas throughout,
and water upon premises side alley and
entrance to yard and dwelling yard well
paved, and has fruit trees, grape vince, shrub
berry, and wide alley in the rear.
This property is very desirable on account OF
its convenience to business, being in five
minutes walk of post-ofice.
ALSO,
A BRICK DWELLING, six rooms large
LOT and adjoins southwest corner of Canal
and Third streets. This is as desirable q local
ity rs can be found in the city.
To secure bargain, apply at once to
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent,
lii0 Main street, opposite
] yl6-l Dispatch office
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Death Of Governor Howe.

HALIFAX, June 2.-Hon. Joseph
Howe, governor of Nova Scotia. died last
night. lie was 6S years of age.
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TRADE MARK.-The Gallego mills
manufacturing company of this city have
been granted patent on trade mark for
their flour.
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MEETINGS.

VNHE CHIEF OFFICERS OF THE DIFF
J. FERENT WARD AND TOWNSHIP
ORGANIZATIONS i'll this district, and also the
MEMBERS OF THE CITY CENTRAL COM
MITTEE are hereby respectfully invited 10 at
tend very 1MPORTANTM MEETING ON TUES.
DAY NIGHT, at s O'Clock, the Sd of June, at
Oscar Newmans store, csrner Second and Main
streets.
o. NEWMAN,
my 3l-2t L. @. BOWDEN.
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Observation-Disclosures Lodge Knights
of Pythias, with large number of friends,
left the city this morning on an excursion
to West Point on the Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake railroad.
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WE WOULD RECOMMEND OUR
friends who want good photographs to go to
FRAysER's GALLERY, opposite the postoftice.
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WANTS.
LABORERS WANTED.

OFFICE RICHMOND & WELDON ROUTE, !
RICHMOND, Va. May 30, 1873.
We wish to hire one hundred colored laborers,
to work on the railroad bridge at Weldon. Lib
eral wages and prompt pay may be relied upon
Apply to Mr.. J. O Laughton, at the office of the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad company,
corner Eighth and Byrd streets.
THOMAS H. WYNNE,
my SOFT General Manager.
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GEORGIA.
suicide Of a Drunknrd.

MACON, June 2.--The body of Charles
Baswildbald, who disappeared two months
ago, has been found. He had hanged
himself in the top of high tree while
drunk.
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PERsoNAL.--Prof.J j. M. Langston OF
Howard University is in the city, and
called on us to-day.
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FRAYsER's GALLERY, opposite the
postofliee card photographs only ~ per dozen,
and large size 81
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United Presbyterian Assembly.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The dele
gates to the United Presbyterian assembly
were banqueted last night by the Phila-
delphia churches. Three hundred persons
were seated. Some of the speeches were
highly Humorous. There was music by
the band during dinner. 1t was about ten
o'clock when the wants reached home.
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For GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS GO TO
FRAYsERs, opposite postoffce. ns
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PHOTOGRAPHS SO PER DOZEN AT
FRAYsER's GALLERY, opposite postoffiee.
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NEW YORK,
Financial.

NEW YORK, June 2.-StockS hrm,
Gold dull, at 1l7a. Money easy Sac.
Exchange long 81; short %. Govern
ments dull and steady. State bonds
dull and heavy.
The bank statement is as follows:
Loans, decrease, 81 1897 800; specie, de-
crease, $l.15o.6oO; legal tenders, in
crease, 81 ,579. 400; net deposits decrease,
81 1926, 500; circulation, decrease, s47,-
700,
The Missing Steamer George Cromwell.
New YORK, June 2.-The missing
steamer George Cromwell, hence for New
Orleans had on board the following pas
sengers: First Cabin--Mr. Fullerlove,
Mrs. j. w. Dockendorf, and Mrs. s. Dale.
Second Cabin--Joseph Gllick. Robert Will
lis, Jos. E. Ferdinra, and Hannah Scott,
colored.
The officers are: Captain L. S. Clapp,
of Brooklyn; first officer Crawford, first
engineer Jamaison and second engineer
Mcdonald.
Aho 1tOWtEh ScNlANaAs
New YORK, June 1.-The Brooklyn
Eagle says Mr.. Beecher and his friends
have determined to take definite action in
the whole matter of the Bowen-Tilton-
Beecher scandal, and that at meeting Of
the deacons of Plymouth church, Friday
evening, 1T was resolved to proceed at once
with the investigation. Mr.. Bowen is said
to be now in Indianapolis.
Grimes and Casualties.
New YORK, June 2.-The captain of Q
Scow on Eastriver threw his wife over.
board; remarking he had had enough
trouble with her. A policeman rescued
the lady.
Ciapp, a keeper Of sailor boarding
house on Water street, split open the
head of one of his boarders with cheese
knife.
William Shaw, while drunk last night
split his wife's head open.
Vincent Blood, colored, in an encountel
with William Thompson, also colored, Gu
the latter's throat. Thompson was trying
to bite Blood's nose off.
A mad dog, after biting a man and a boy
was shot on Harrison street.
| Isaac Laurens accidentally shot himsel
last evening.
Items.
| New YORK, June 1.-The steame
Deutschland, FROM Bremen, has arrived.
Raus' umbrella factory and Kinsley's sill
warehouse, on Franklin street, was dam
aged to the amount of $12 600 by fire las
night.
Matthew Fitzpatrick murdered his vii
in Yonkers last evening and escaped.
Mrs. Watson, the well-known hot
swindler all over the country, was arrestt
yesterday.
The owners here of the steamship Geor,
} Cromwell, now overdue at New Orleal
from this port, feel no uneasiness as to h
3 safety, she being a very strong, seawortf
! vessel. She has Ave first class life boat
She had only seven passengers, with thir
officers and crew, who could be fully 0
commodated with life boats.
A letter from the Fejee Island states th
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LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS ONLY 81 Al
FRAYsER's GALLRRY. opposite the postoffice.
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For PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE BAP-
list CLERGY 40 TO FRAysER's GALLERY, oppo
site the postoffce. .
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w ANIED. YOUNG wo.
MAN. either white or colored, to wash and do
general house work. Apply at
my 30-6t THIS OFFICE.
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Murder in BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-John A.. Curtis,
colored, aged 81, instantly killed William
Sheaf, also colored. aged 81, last night at
30 Holland street, by plunging butcher
knife in his side. Curtis was arrested.
Graduating Exercises at Annapolis.
WASHINGTON, June Ia special
from Annapolis says at the graduating ex-
ercises Of cadets yesterday Admiral Davis
delivered the annual address in the chapel,
after which dress parade took place on the
grounds. The paIa1e being ended the
the graduating midshipmen and engineers
stepped forward from the ranks and threw
down their muskets and swords, as is Gus
tomary, and marched up in front Of Secre
tary Robson, the band playing
"Ain't you glad to get out of the wilder
ness" Secretary Robson made short
speech and delivered the diplomas to mid
shipmen Schuetz of Missouri, Deering Of
Maine, Fowler of Massachusetts, Howard
of Illinois, Cowes of Connecticut, re-
spectiyely the five highest in the class, and
Cadet Leach highest in Engineer class, re-
ceiving diplomas first. When the secre.
tary had concluded delivering the diplomas
the band played ''The girl I left behind
me-" the other classes cheering the
graduates, among whom was Zun Zov
Matsmulla, a japanese. Graduates have
one months leave. and then are ordered t.
sea. The second and fourth classes leav,
on the Constellation, Wednesday o.
Thursday, for summers cruise. TIL,
third class have three months leave. A
large assemblage of ladies and gentlemen
were present to witness the exercises
The day was bright and pleasant.
PENNSYLVANIA.
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A PRISONER ESCAPES FROM THE
Cry JAIL.-This morning about nine
o'clock as Jailer O'Dwyer was IN the
stable yard of the jail with four prisoners
who were emptying some bags OF trash,
one of them bounded over the yard
mounted the fence and made good his
escape. He was pursued by Mr.. O'Dwyer
and fred at, but without success.
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By f ID. Eacho, Real Estate Agent and
Alctioneer, No. Fourteenth street,
between Main and Franklin streets.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY,

"a FOR SALE PRIVATELY, nm
One of the most desirable FARMS, situated on
James River, in Surry county, about seventy
miles from Richmond. containing
75O ACRES,
with about 400 acres of cleared land with first
class BUILDINGS, all complete.
This property can be bought on very accom-
modating terIDs. +. ID. EAC1iO,
Real Estate Agert and Auc;ioneer.
nv 24--dAtsw2tWlt
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BY TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON.
The Selling and Buying Of Gold anu
Bonds by the Treasurer.

WASHINGTON, june 1.-The treasurer
sells two millions gold on the first and
third Thursdays, and one and half millions
on the second and fourth Thursdays. and
buys one-half million bonds on the
first and third Wednesdays Of June
making total sales of seven millions
of gold, and total purchase Of one million
bonds.
Colonel McKenzio's I.ato Raid.
WASHINGTON, June "A brief official
letter from the post at Fort Clark, dated
May goth, says, in abiding to Colonel
McKenzie's operations against the Kicka-
apoos and Lipans: "The march Of over
100 miles, the fight. the destruction of two
villages. and the return to camp, with all
the captured stock and provisions, were all
accomplished between noon on the seven
teenth and daylight on the nineteenth
forty-one hours--with q loss to Colonel
McKenz.e's party of only three men woun-
ded, one of whom is supposed to be NOR
tally hurt.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The President
and his family will leave for Long Branch
next Thursday, unless the present cool
spell continues, in which event they will
remain until warm weather sets in.
Receipts from internal revenue Saturday
were $631 ,011.s4, making the total for the
month of May s12 1853, l07.72, and for the
eleven months of the fiscal year CLOG, DIG,
222.23, leaving less than "a 100000 to be
collected during the present month to reach
the estimate made for the year.
Secretary Belknap has gone to West
Point TO attend the June examination Of
cadets, which commenced last Thursday
with the "plebes," of whom there are one
hundred and forty.nine.
Advices from London to the treasury
department and Governor Cooke, state that
the bonds called in on the LIST of March
are coming in rapidly, and everything is
working in the most satisfactory manner.
The syndicate will be enabled to meet their
engagements much earlier than they anti.
cipated, and another call will no doubt be
made early next week.
Commissioner Smith, Of the Indian Blu
reau, is advised that E. S. Hammond, who
was recently appointed Indian agent for thu
Indians on the Colorado River reservation
Arizona, died while on his way to his pos'
Of duty.
The President has appointed Thomas N
Chase, of Georgia, Indian agent for the
Greenbay agency in Wisconsin.
NEW YORK.
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OFT WILL PAY FOR COPIES OF THE
Dll SEMI-WEEKI4Y STATE JOURNAL.
tor one year.
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PROPOSALS.

pROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER, }
FIFTH DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE, MD May 80, 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this office until u o'clock
noon of SATURDAY., the l4th day of June,
1873, for the building OF an enrichment of loose
stone under and around Love Point Light.
house, at the mouth of Chester river, Maryland,
in accordance with the specifications for the
same, which can be had by application TO the
undersigned.
The amount of stone required is about 1000
cubic yards more or less, at least one third of ii
being In large though Irregular shaped blocks.
[SIGSRBl PETER @ HAMS,
Major of Engineers u. S. A.,
my3l Lighthouse Engineer.
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STOCK BROKERS.

STOCK BROKERS'.
V,O TAx-PAYERS.
FOR SALE-COUPONS RECEIVABLE
FOR TAXES and all dues to the State,
r. H. MAURY s. Co,
ap 22-dsw&wtf No lOI4 Main Street