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SPECIAL NOTICES.

3 SPECIAL NOTICES.
esHSUMMER SCHOOL-2l4 MAIN
AND THIRD STREETS
PRIMARY Branches, $500 per MONTH Advanced
Branches, $500 per month, including LATIN
GREEK. and the higher Mathematics.
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SENT TO JAIL.-Amy Old and Mar
garet johnson were to-day sent to jail for
six months by Justice White for stealing
q lot of wearing apparel, &c., &C., valued
at 5000, from William Rutherford,
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"A Western critic, noted for his soft
ness of style, speaks of an +" Indian poet
who was recently sent to the pententiary
for three years for plagiarizing horse.
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GENERAL H. A. WIsE's ADDRESS.

The Address delivered by General Henry A..
WISE before the Literary Societies of Roanoke
College, Jnne II, 1873, will be issued in PAM
phlet form early in July.
SUBJECT:
THE PHYSICAL STRUCTURE OF THE
DOMAIN OF THE UNITED STATES,
AND IT'S EFFECT IN THE PAST
AND PRESENT. AND IT'S PRO- ss
BABLE EFFECT IN THE
sa FUTURE UPON THEIR ~ n.
ss PROGRESS, POWER,
PEACE, COMMERCE.
A{ AND CONSTITU-
TIONS OF GOV 1862
u ERNMENT." ltR s
The Az. dress will be sent by mail on receipt of
ID cents pc copy, or 81 20 per dozen. All orders
should he a ddressed to 3Ft.
Z 49, J. r. CRABTREE, Agent,
Box "A Roanoke College,
iy 3-dsw&wtf Salems Virginia.
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The LEE GUARD.-This fine company,
commanded by Captain Chas. F. Taylor,
will return from their Fourth of July .ex-
cursion to Norfolk this afternoon on the
return Eliza Hancox.
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NEW FOUNDLAND.

The Cable of 1879 Completed.
HEARTS, CONTENT, July 4.-The lay
ing Of the cable of 1873 was successfully
completed this morning shortly after mid
night.
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TEMPERATURE.-The following is the
range Of the thermometer at @. r. John.
ston's news and music store, 9lS Main
street, for to-day: At ga. m. 70; lam
So; 3p. m. IS.
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R6~CITY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF RICHMOND. VA.

COMPANY, OF RICHMOND, VA.
SOrFTcE, No. Ill3 MAIN STREET,
Under the Bankng-house of Lancaster a Go.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. ........... 5000, 900
DIRECTORS Peter w. Grnbbs, Clement r.
Barksdale, Charles T. Davis, William M Ar
cner, william fl. Palmer, L. b. Tatum, S. II.
Halves, T. William Pemberton, d. s. Wool
bridge, F. 7. Glasgow, T. L. d. Walford, John
Tyler Isaac II. Darlington, James Dunlop, w.
K. Quarles, Anthony Bargamin, W. II. Lucke,
Bailey Davis, Frank D. Hill, F. b. Watkins
Lewis d. Crenshaw, George w. Gary, Samuel
Freddy, William H. Powers
This home company is now ready TO issue its
policy against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE
ON BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE and other insurable pro.
perty, and solicits patronage
ASA SNYDER, President
E. b. MEADE. Secretary
je l1--1m
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-The COVER
nor has appointed s. b. Goodale, Of New
York, commissioner of deeds for Virginia.
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a. III. Moe OR MICK,S
MAMMOTH AUCTION
AMI
COMMISSION HOUSE,
l4l4 MAIN ST., RICHMOND.

DAILY SALES at 10 A. M. and ~ P. M.
OF Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Gaps, Roots,
Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, and all kinds OF
Furniture, Housefurnshing Goods, &C., sc.
COME ONE. COME ALL. AS WE ARE
DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
GENTLEMANLY statesmen constantly
In attendance, to wait on parties who wish to
purchase any OF the above named goods at
private sale. at auction prices.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Conn
try Merchants. Gonsignments solicited. Out
door sales punctnally attended to. je2s-tf
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y -.
Com MISsI0NER'S SALE $3.50 -
so ACRES OF LAND IN CHARLES CITY
- COUNTY, NEAR NANCE'S SHOP.
BY virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court
of the city of Richmond, entered on the 3lst
January, 1867, shall as special commissioner
I thereby appointed, proceed to sell. at public
auction, on sssgse = 50
MONDAY. THE ira JULY, 1873, q.
at IL o'clock m, in front of HenrIco county
court, the real estate referred to in the bill OF
the plaintiff consisting OF the tract Of land con
tanning IN 3
~ - so ACRES.
In Charles City county, adjoining b. A. Nance
and others. being the same tract purchased by
VIM. s. Rock from Robert g. Smithers and
wife, and conveyed by said Rock and wife to l..
Switzer. e .F.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-fourth cash balance at one, two and three
years, for bonds, bearing interest, with good
personal security and title retained until further
order of the court. fss#eis h.a
~. q w LEWIS NOTWITHSTANDING.
6-1t Commissioner.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, July 5.--The duel between M.
M. kanc and Cassagnac will probably be
fought on Italian soil.
Count Joseph Poniatowski, the distin-
guished operate composer, is dead.
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INsOLENCE. "A colored boy was fined
five dollars to-day by Justice White for
making an insolent remark to young
lady on the street Yesterday.
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PERsONAL.-Major j. ii. Hotchkiss,
travelling agent Of Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad and Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake railroad, is in the city.
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D@ MRS. JOHN P. BALLARD
WISHES TO TAKE BoARDERs FOR THE
SPRING. SUMMER AND FALL MONTHS
Gan accommodate two small families. The
house is new one. pleasantly located n miles
ffmo the city, and the accommodation train ON
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad stops .at the place daily at sA O'Clock a.
M; returning, leaves Richmond at O'Clock, p
m. Address JOHN p. BALLARD,
apll-tf Richmond, Va,
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S% CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NOTICE.-GAS FIXTURES and CHANDE
LIERS, REBRONZED and REPAIRED-made
to look as good as new-by
~ DANIEL O'DONNELL,
ap Sim SIS Broad Street.
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%R WILL PAY P0R COPIES OF THE
4C WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL for one
year.
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-16

The mother of Charles Mortimer, who
was banged at Sacramento, ought to have
lived In the days Of the Spartans, for she
possesses 10 40 eminent degree the qualitie,
that characterized that race. When she
learned that one son was about to be hang
ed, and that second one had been killed
while attempting to rescue the first, she uti
tered not word Of complaint. She sent q
third SOD with friendly greetings TO the
criminsl and message to the Deputy
Sheriff who bad killed her offspring, say
ing: ~ have no osuse OF anger You did
yOnr duty bravely and deserve thanks"
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Gold at l p. IN. ll5X

PoLrcs.-Sasurdsy afternoon, warrants
we're issued BY Justice Reynolds on oath Of
has banned Tappan against John john
son, charging him with assault and battery
and surety Of the peace. It seems the pat
ties bad some words tho result Of which was
:hat johnson slsppsd Tappan In the face.
Tappan then picked up large stone and
hurled Il at johnson strlkiog bin ou the
head and inaictinss severe gssh. The
esss was tried BY jury and resulted 10 Q
verdict Of guilty - To- assault and not gull
y ~ 10 The surety Of the psscs case. John
son he'd 70 pay $ie costs, aud Tsppan So.
Tappsn rsfussd 10 pay bic at nrst, but q
gentle hins from the Justice that commit.
nsnt to the lock up lwoald result induced
hin 70 "cens down with ,hs dudsds."
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

w. A. LoAer, who has BEEN
engaged in tie Wholesale Ale
trade for the past. year, has this
day disposed Of his entire in.
terest in said business to the firm
Of Fox & Williams, who will
continue the business at the old
stand. Mr.. lozier desires US
to return his sincere thanks to-
his, many patrous for the lib
eral patronage extended to him.
during the past year. +. A
Phillips will act as agent for
the new proprietors, and keeps
a full supply ofthat fine Buffalo
Cream Ale on. hand.
Mr.. Lozier' desires all par.
ties indebted to him to- settle
at once as he wishes to have
his books balanced.
Dated AnriI "a, 1873:
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HFGtid Phngendena.O

The Chicago Post .'slops over in this
fash ion, becauss:it cannot help IL:
"Coms gentle Spring! Ethereal miiduess,
come
Thus run the feet of spoony Thompson's
lingo,
venture that the Ounce was on bum,
Aud boozier than topsy turvy thing;
That's it, by jingo!
20, gentle Spring! Ethereal mildnessl" /"
Construct q saint OF some internal Moloch,
Or pure high priest OF leprous Persian
SbahE
1 hate the fools that sense and reason 80
mock!
Spring! 'tis q blasted Modoc!
Pray tell US, Thompson, how thou eould'st
~ blow
In honor Of this splashy, nasty season!
Vert thou reporting for the Times, aud 20
Comnande thus to- libel trutb'and reason!
Then blast thy treason!
Thon tellest US of flowers aud vernal airs,
While birds aud bees aud linne,s fill Thy
stanza,
I'll pledge Q crown against thy rbyming
wares,
That whilst thou warblsd like dying
Gsozs,
Thou badst the influenza!
Or, worse, while thou diass sing Of sepbyrs-
mild,
And woodland uym PIE 10 troops idistic,
doubt not thou sarcss.ically emiied,
The while thy nose: that radiant, rare
exotic,
Ran With the spizoo.ie!
Oh, Sp.ing, thou drab, thou chaslAtan,
thou fraud,
Thou roaring, wild. rantankerous hyensy
Thou sbrew, thou hsg! thou mud-bedrsg/
gled bawd!
Thou mean, deceitful dirty Amphisbeus,
Thou tptid Pbagendena!
Spring me no Spring! The very name I
hate,
Its lying lays and them that did invoke
them;
And were 1t mine to portion out their fate
DOVE to the hottest, deepest days I'd
poke them,
BY Jove, and smoke them!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-16

The Anniversary "'erm" Is upon u.s.
Juoe hes come to be the month Of annual
Conventions. Every esxauizstion. from q
Base Ball Club up to . General Assembly,
has iis anniversary iu snoe. The newsps.
per reader who disiikes theories aud resol/
ves, and debates, must skip over the pro.
csediugs Of the Conventions and satisfy bis
sppetite npou Modocs matters. the Russian
expedition and the mysteries of the abandon
ment of Tyson and bis men tn the Arctic
foe. We suppose more speeches are made
10 Jone than 10 any month in the year,
except the year OF the long session Of Con-
sresA Every man has bis psoacea for all
our woes. moral and physical, and II you
would be happy all you have to do is to EN- :
brace our "ismr But the world gains bu
little In wisdom thongh June tis full OF re-
forms. July and August seems 10 dry up
The theories 80 tsnde launched in June
and by September people begin 10 think
that the old rut is the safe rut and 60 they
settle into that until . returning June bring
its annual theories aud the resolves Of the
last year are warmed over anj again. adopt
ed. And 90 We resolve aud reresolvs--bui
die the same.
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The Missouri Democrat says that since
the discovery of the Bender murders, there
10 not Chicago drummer that travels who
has not been 10 the habit of dining at the
Bender mansion frequently. The reason
they escaped is; that when the fatal haml
msr tap descended on their heads 1t was
like Draining . sponge or india rubber
ball.
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Mn D. J. Murphy, reference 10 whom waa
made 10 the account Of the narrow escape
Of Thomas Roach from being blown up by
nitro giycsrine, published 90 Saturday, paid
us . call today. He staten that the account
was wrong 10 some respects. Says be did
not back up bic team at ell, and when Mr.
hoseh's horse and wagon went over toe
bank bis team was at least four or five rods
away. Al matter Of justice 10 him We
make THE statement. He is wslli satisfied
and thankful that the explosion did not oe-
Cur. ...,.-. .,.,.
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A rural poet In On adjoining town wants

A rural poet In an adjoining town wants
to sell US come verses-on referring again to
bis letter the article to be sold is Poetry"
with big p. This Poetry was, he says,
"writteu by myself" aad therefore wsrrau-
ted against the pretenslons Of any poetry
thief Our poetic correspondent is not
posted. No publisher at this time will
purchase poetry on the simple warrant Of
the seller that the article is original He
insists 90 a bond, with two approved sure
ties, securing him against any possible loss
by reason Of the claim Of some woman to
the poetry purchased. Uuti such bond
10 properly executed no publisher will look
OF rhymed MSS. with Q view to purchase.
There are other reasons why we cannot
lrade with our correspondent, though be
says, ''you can seod the money, that you
Gao afford to give, in A letter, aud will
except It," Time 10 money, and We can
neither spare the money necessary to purI
| chase this great work, nor the time needed
to comply with ths poets request that, Iii
the words are not oil spelt correct" we
should "remedy them" TIE reason for any
failure in this respect is probably found 10
the explanation that II have not got the rite
cind Of paper 10 write on 60 could not putt
Capital Letters every place they were
needed" One other reason for not pur-
chasing lies in the TACT that we do not wish
- lead past Office clerks or express messen-
gsrs into temptation. The SUN we should
feel bound 10 offer our correspondent would
be 90 large that Il would be unsafe 10 trust
1t to the mails or the express, for that there
ate dishonest clerks and absconding messen-
gers the criminal records unfortunately
show.
That our readers may form some idea at
the regret We experience In being compell/
ed from prudential reasons and because 10.
cal option is 10 force 10 decline purchasing
the poem.; 1--WE give the first aud last stauzss.
II 10 temperance poem. end The title Of
which 10, "Just One More Glas."
10 "A barroom, 10 Titusville,
There sat A Boy 10 Sin and Shame.
For He had drank gain and gain.
The Grey drink, that leaves its stane.
Hls eyes were burning, bis lips were psrcb/
| .edi
His throat was dry With burning thurs!,
And be called out wiley, for more wine,
And called for It, With 40 awful curse.
The Boy took jast one glass too much, for
Il wss Of the kind warranted to kill at
forty rods, aud with one kick be keelsd
over "and bis lips were staned."ss His
cheerful friends "laid him upon bed they
msde," and then followed . singular proS
ceediug to be performed 10 barroom bed
They buried him there, bis bar room friends,
And put cross on bis grave for q sign,
And they wrote upon the Cross these words
Just wone NOR glss OF wine.
Aud to this day that cross there stands
Out plain before the sky,
And 1t says to each person that comes that
way;
Just one more gIas aud you'll die.
The moral Of this 10 what Artemus Ward
used to tell bis bi6ulous friends ''Sbuu, y
shan the fowin' boleir
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ties.
Our readers will remember ths sad suicide
Of the cashier Of Lamoertoos Bank at
franklin, few months since and the az
tempt OF the man, previous to shooting bin
seIiy 70 destroy the banks securities. A
Washington correspondent, Iundsr date Of
Thursday last, says Of 1.-The attempt to re/
store the securities: "Treasury experts
have flushed the work Of restoring the Sc.
curities Of the sLambsrton Savings Bank,
Franklin, Peunsylvauia which were throw o
into the fire by the insane cashier. OF $40,
600 government bonds, ell were identified.
OF the. $4,000 railroad aud municipal bonds
ell were restored. OF $3.50, 900 notes sud
bills receivable, oil were restored or made
good By the parties interested. The only
Ioss of the bank has been two or three tbous
and dollars 10 currency. When received OF
the Treasury the whole MACS appeared to be
ashes and chsrred remnants of papers. The
experts were Mrs Davis, Miss Patterson aud
Mis- Scbrimer. The time occupied was
about five weeks OF clear days. The work
was Of such delicate nature that It could
not be prosecuted in cloudy weather.
Pittsburgh Gszstte.
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In order to put an end to the Carleton
Emerson controversy, the Rochester DsmcI
crat states that Betsy and are Out" was
written by Penaeid man, and that az
early as 1885 he was 10 the habit Of repeat
log 1t to bis wife whenever, in their daily
arguments, be was at loss for the proper
language with which to make q noise aud
shut her up.
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In almost every paper we pick up we
read something about The champion old la
dy, who lived. below Pittsburgh somewhere,
who died aged ninsty-four, or whereabouts.
Now when you talk about the oldest people,
we've got them. They live about one mile
this side Of Tyiersburgh, and their inams 10
Allio. The man Is one hundred and eight
yesrs old, and the woman one hundred aud
six. They are French people live alone and
the old lady does all the housework. So
don't stop 10 The ninsties If you are going 10
produce champion old people. Any one can
be satisfied ofthe truth Of our statement BY
inquiriug Of any OF the citizens Of Tyiers/
burgb.-Fores. Republican.
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Three weeks ago Clay county Indiaus,
had over one hundred cases Of CO rebro cpl
nal meningitis, and now it hasn't ons.-
The doctors Invented new remedy which
they called "the boiled corn sweating pro.
cess" aud every patient died within twenty
four hours sfser being subjected to 1t. The
undertakers are the only persons who are
satisfied with its success.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-16

Two boys, aged eleven sod seven years,
were stoning herrings in Soiptuit pond,
Rochester, Macs. They killed. two or three
which lay dead on the surface of the water.
when sn eagle swooped for them, A. we'll
directed pebble hit the noble bird on the
head, stunning him 80 that the boys secur-
ed him and killed him. The spread OF bis
wings was seven feet
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GRAND RAFFLE.-This evening q grand
rsflle for valuable Gold Watch Is to come
of at Billy Spears restaurant next door to
Simmons Drug Store. The rattle is held
for the benfft Of q very poor widow woman,
and tho watch is we'll worth the money, 1t
h hoped q large crowd will be 10 attendance
A few more tickets ate lett yet.
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There is Q deal of sense 10 the way Gem

There is Q deal Of sense 10 the way GEM
sraI Jeff C, Davis handles the Indian ques-
tiou. There IL nothing like swift pnnshi
meot for the red devils. They can neither
appreciate clemency nor can they under/
stand the dignity aud justice of regular
trial. The lesson to the Indians would
have been salutary and would have been
remem bered had General Davis been PERI
mitted to administer justice 10 bis own way
by stringing up Jack and bis fellow murder.
ers to: the juniper trees brought into camp
for thst purpose. When we give the ln/
dian the same law we administer to q white
men; when we cease treating indians 10
tribal relations and only recognize them as
individuals; when we give up the pipe-of-
peace style Of negotiating with them and
substitute individual responsible for crime
and individual rewards Tor integrity and
good behavior; when we cease to be unjdst
to the weak Indians by piliug blankets
and beads on the chiefs VINO are chiefs only
because they are physically stronger than
their fellows and have greater capacity for
scslping and nutilsting and numbering, we
shall then begin 10 solve the Indian ques-
ton. At the bottom Of all our trouble lies
the wretched mistake Of treating Indians as
anything save unruly, ugly, responsible
boys, shiitiess and shirtless, lazy and lousy.
We have recognized them as intelligent bs'
inss-whsn they are not; welbavs dealt with
them % owoers Of the soil.-whioh they
were not; we have recognized their savage
claims 10 chisftiauship-which We should
not; aud we have treated With them as
tribes or nstions-which we should not.
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We'd like tn make the Acquaintance o
the young lady who wrote the following:
"Csms 10 the eyeaing, or come 10 the morn
Ing,
Come when you're looked for, or csme with
out warning,
Kisses aud welcome you'll find here before
you,
And the oftsner You come the more III
adore you."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-16

The Derrick 10 . "tschin" and exceed Ing.
y soft manner, makes mention Of noti &C
which appeared 10 this paper regarding the
departure from town OF neighbor Legg.tt
" says: I'VE dtdn't until now understand
Heaven to be seaport" II makes little
difference Whistler Me Derrick uuderstauda
where Heaven is OF not, - the chances are
not 10 favor oahis reaching there according
to Sam Young. The insIoua tiou about the
gentleman paying few weeks 10 advance
10 rather stals, considering the amount OF
money rsssived from him BY part Of that
concern at least. Rest awhile, Derrick.
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A obiId 10 Baltimore drank q large guam
tity oflaudanum and fell into q stupor, sue.
oseded by convulsions. When medical aid
arrived II was too late TO- administer suti.
dotes, and electricity was resortsd 10. For
two hours be was subjected TO strong and
continuous current, at the end Of which time
bis sinking energies began to return, and by
the next morning be was out Of danger.
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A little more than week ago some de-
mented newspaper correspondent In DAM
Vile, N. Il, divulgsd the fact thatino insuI-
anos agent had ever visited that peaceful
town, and no W no citizen can take walk
withou tshesding a procession of them.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-16

The work of erecting new dsrricks be-
tween PetTOlis and Greece City 10 going for
ward with all the rspidity possible. New
wells have commenced drilling aud the
work oi developing will be pushed with
vigor.-CEast Brady Independent
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The first application for 9 pension grow
ing ont OF the Modoc war has been made by
Lorenzo Thomas, formerly Ad djntant Gene
rsl 10 behalf Of, the widow Of Lieutensnt
Thomas, who was murdered by the Mbdocs
duriDG the war just ended.