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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26
The Postal Law and the Newspapers.

The third section Of The p ,,tal appropriation
net Of the last session. approved March 81,
provides that an laws and parts Of laws per-
hitting the transmission Nv mail Of any free
matter whatever be aud are hereby repealed
from and after June 80. 1878. Under this law
from and after the SOth Of next June quarterly
or yearly prepayment Of postage will be re-
Quired Oh OH newspaper exchanges aud couu-
Try newspapers The same as now, and vii. be
then required in the case Of an mail Subscrip-
tious, namely, Eve cents per quarter for week
~ newspapers, prepayment per quarter or per
wear % be made either 40 the office where mall
cd or a. the office where delivered IN other
words. al newspapers by whOmSOeyer sent or
received -- Hash. Cor Of Bait Sun.
Subscribers 20 the Free Press living beyond
the Ioi,s Of jefferson County will experience
DO change by the operation of the new postal
code. Those, however, lcitiin said county who
nOw receive the Free Press through the mails
free Of charge, will be compelled to pay at :be
beginning Of each quarter Eve cents postage,
or, for the year, twenty csuts,-commencing
with July lst, next This additional expense
will not materially afFec, our subscription list
We DO no, anticipate thereby the loss Of a single
name worth retaining upon our books.
We viii be put to considerable expense for
postage on Exchanges; and, We may be COM
PEELED to curtal our list somewhat.
The people Of the country are indebted for
the additional expense Of postage to Congress
men who, to make a show Of retrenchmsnt in
The National expenses, abolished the Franking
Privilege which they SO grossly abused aud for
which they were condemned by public opinion
and scurged BY an Independent, public-spir-
tied Press. That this s3-callei economical
stroke was a mere sham. is apparent to the
most ob,use mind. They abolished the Frank
iug Privileges. but. to make up for the loss oil
that boon. whereby they could tranport as free
matter through the mails 10 their rural laun,
dries their soi,ed linen, increased their own
pay to S2O54 per day Tor every day iO th'
year, upon the plea Of a necessity therefor by
reason Of the expense incident 10 the mailing
Of documents 10 their beloved constituents
whom they do not scrupls to make pay TWEEN
~ cents additional year for their family pa
per.
The free exchange Of newspapers and The
free transportation Of newspapers within th'
county where published was abolished as {
punishment Of the newspaper press Of tb'
country for its fearless and persistent exPOsur'
and condemnation Of congressional abuses.
The passage Of the bin for the retroactive
pay-S5.OOO TO each member for service al
ready amply paid for,-was without excuse
better shan ;hat Of any Oae who fraudulently Oh
claDdcs,insly or violently takes the property o.
anotber-a desire Tor the money aud the op-
por;uuity to help themselves toit-tbe disbOu.
esty Of the transaction not entering into the
consideration Of ,Ls subject.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26
ENGLEwooD.
A New Move on the Chess Board

The Page Courier in publishing from the
Baltimore Sun a notice of conference of Rail-
road Presidents, says
Without stopping to unravel aoalytically
our views and surmiSes tf this movement at
present, we will simply say that L" it looks very
like whale j. e., as though the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad was about TO be left out in the
cold. 1t is well known that the Cumberland
Valley Railroad is now virtually, if not in
point Of fact actually. absorbed by the
Pennsylvania Central aud it would seem that
il is only a little question of time when the
Martnsburg Potomac road, with an eXten-
sion to Winchester, will also be completed aud
absorbed in like manner. This we happen to
know has always been a favorte idea Of
extension into the Valley Of Virginia by
Mr. Thompson, the President Of the Pa. Cen
tral and we doubt whether lie has ever bal
much if any sympathy with the Shenandoah
Valley road on It's present graduation through
Clarke and jefferson, or any the remntest idea
Of crossing the river at ShepherdStown, aud
passing through Maryland via SharpSburg To
the Cumberland Valley road at HagerStow n.
The " kite flying" there has been like 1t has
been in some other localities. ShepherdStown,
we fear. will never be made iuexpressibly
happy with Shenandoah Valley depot "per
Sc in its limits. or them machine shops on
the classic grounds Of "old Bedford" Our
friends Boteler and little, we fear, will have to
be content with Y "a Ia mode " Front Roy
all certainly if Hagerstown contemporary
is correct, that the 5 V R. r. is to cross the
Potomac at Powel's Bend bridge. Nous
verronS.'
Does not that S., $50, 900 mortgage also set
tie that point? 1t would appear SO at least to
" a man Hp tree
But the Hon. Charles J Faulkner does not
often shoot at random, and if he has time to
look into a matter he is mighty apt to reason
to lust conclusions When he made bis rail-
road speech at HArpers Ferry, some three
years ago, he probably knew what be was
talking about, aud was like the fellow betting
on the election with the returns in his pocket
If the Baltimore conference means anything
it looks South directly on the line of Mr.
Faulkuer's Harper's Ferry speech as we remenl-
Der it, We DO not exactly see the point-it Is
a little obScured-hut uncovered enough to
satisfy US. Page as yet is safe, and Sally
must be fought for. We repeat, nous YER
rOnS."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

The Supreme Court by its unanimous decis-
ion has decided that aliens domicled in the
South during the late war and who were gull
ty Of acts Of treason, come within the amnesty
proclamation of President johnson, Of Deem
Der 20, 1868, aud are therefore freed from the
faint or odium Of treason. The matter came
up on appeal from the Court Of Claims in the
case Of Carlsh VS.. the United States This
decision settles number of claims pending
for cotton taken. amounting 70 $500. 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

SENTENCE OF Dr.. THoNAs-Dr Jacob D.
Thomas convicted March Is on his second trial
of mansaughter, in killing John Lloyd Belt
Jr., by shooting him October 2, 1871, has
been sentenced to the penitentiary for two
years. The homicide of young Belt occurred
at Adamstown, Frederick county, in street
encounter the result of q misunderstanding
about colored farm laborer. DR.. Thomas
was sentenced Wednesday morning by Judge
Lynch, in the Circuit Court for friedrich coun-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Correspondence Of The Free Press.l
Louisiana Observation-Disclosures
Newspaper Palace.

Heterogeneous " ttC AftS fN""tl
Louisiana Imbroglio--M odocs--A
Newspaper Palace.
WASHINGTON CITY, April %, 1873.
The weather this week has been dreary and
fitful. to-day being cold aud disagreeable.-
Oyercoats are in use again for the first time for
a mouth, and fires are not uncomfortable,
LOUISIANA IMBROGLIo.
Advices received here by the Govt from
Louisiana, denote that the general upbeavlng
in political circles in that state have somewhat
abated. The Attorney General received the
telegram yesterday:
NEW ORLEANS, April 1880 P. N.
10 Hon. Geo H. HiRidms, Attorney General ::
Matters quiet in State, except in four or FIVE
parishes. My communication to General EN-
ory requesting that troops be sent to these re-
mote parishes was with view to prevent any
possible outbreak. The staten Mt that ! is
sued commissions to fusion officers in Grant
parish. or any other than those first commits
stoned, is untrue.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
MoDOCs.
Gen. Sherman is in receipt Of news from the
Lava Beds, informing him that battle was
fought there on Sunday last during which en-.
gagement seventeen Mndocs, six soldiers and
one civilian were killed. The troops have
driven the Indians from the Beds aud are
closing up on them, aud it is presumed a final
fight will be had this week, and their extermi-
nation will be complete.
NEWSPAPER PALACE.
The elegant new building Of the Daily Ma
tional Republican, which is now in course of
erection, Corner 18th street and Pennsy lvania
Avenue, will be completed this Spring. 1t
will compare iavorably with northern printing
houses, aud is second to none south of New
York. Mr.. w. J. Murtagh, the proprietor, well
deserves the remarkable success attained by
him.
EN-cy rUooD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

Among the provisions of the new pension act
are the following: All persons who have lost
a leg above the knee, and are so disabled there
by that they cannot use an artificial limb,
shall be rated in the second class, and receive
twenty-four dollars per month. All persons
having lost the hearing Of both ears 20 receive
thirteen dollars per month. Section FIVE pro-
vides that the rate of eighteen dollars per
month may be proportionately divided for any
degree Of Instability established for which the
second section makes no provision The new
law also adds two years to the limitations
under which claims may be established.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26
The State of West Virginia,

In the County Court,
Jefferson County, to-wit:
April Rules, 1873.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of said
Court, the 9TH day Of April, 1873.
ALEXANDER n. EVANS,
THOMAS TURNER aud ORA S JANNEY,
In Action Of Debt
The object OF this Suit is 10 recover a
Judgment against the Defendants for
the sum Of 500 90, with interest from
February lst, 1871, until paid, due by
note under seal and costs Of Suit
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the De-
PENDANT, Thomas Turner, is not resident of
this State. lie is hereby required to appear
within one month after the FIRST publication
Of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest herein.
And il is further ordered that copy OF
this order be published once week for four
successive weeks 10 the Virginia Free
Press" newspaper published in Charlestown
in the said County, and posted at the from;
door Of the Court House Of said County.
A Copy Teste.
ia. MOORE.
Clerk.
FRANK BEcKwIrH. P. {.
April IL, ls73-4w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

TEEEBtE SNow SToEx.-Sr. LOUIS. April
92.-The Democrat prints a special dispatch
from Lincoln, Nebraska, dated April 81, which
says that reports Of the late storm in Nebraska
show il to have been the most sewers ever
known there. Men were frozen to death with
IN two rods Of their houses while trying to get
to their stock to feed them. Near Grafton, a
man named Keller attempted 10 reach a neigh
Dor, scarcely half mile away, accompanied
by bis wife aud child aud the two latter were
frozen TO death. Mr. Marshall, Of Hastings.
persisted while trying to reach his stock from
his house. The wife and child Of Mr.. Bent
living near Red Cloud, were frozen while at
tempting to reach a neighbours after the house
had been rendered uniuhabitable Their
bodies were found on Friday ten rods from the
house. Families were compelled to take re-
iuse in cellars or keep their beds for three days
Houses were blown down or filed with snow.
The destruction Of cattle aud horses was great.
some farmers lost all they had. Oue party
lost whole herd Of soventy-6ve head. The
gullies on the railways were filed with snow
as hard as ice, and s0ow-Plows were useless.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

WAsulNGToN, April 22.-Rchard Brown,
colored, a scavenger Of the 18th ward, Of Balt-
more came here tonight and went to Mr. Ed
mouStons house on II street, near 9th, and
called out his wife, WHO'S employed there as a
servant, and fired three shots with revolver,
neither Of which took effect. He was arrested
and says he came from Baltimore for the ex-
press purpose Of killing her because she left
him
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

WHITE Peach Blow Potatoes, n. Y. Seed, for
w sale by DUKE& GALLAHER.
GoRN NEAL and Family Flour, for sale by
DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
A n additional supply of Cook Stoves, all sizes,
n Just received. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
ERMAN Wax, Six Weeks, Lima and other
" Beans for sale by DUKE& GALLAHER.
April &c, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

All STYLES Of Misses aud Children's, in proper
ton, and magnificent stock of Ladies, Misses and
Children's Slippers from SOC up.
The Celebrated Barney's Handmade Calf Boots
and Shoes for Gentlemen, stitched and pegged,
every pair warranted, and every other style oil
Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys wear usually
found in a first class Shoe House.
Hats for the Millionaire a complete assortment
of Gents and Bows Fine and Cheap Clothing at
No. u. Thankful for past faVors, we most cor
daily invite a continuance OF the same.
April 26, 1873. j. GOLDSMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26
MOUNTAINEERING.

MRS. r. c. HARTFORD offers her services to
wi the ladies of Charlestown and vicinity in
the capacity Of Mantua Maker, for which she is
admirably fitted BY years of experience. She So
licits the patronage OF the public, and will use her
best efforts TO please in the execution Of her work
and the prompttude of her attention.
Auril % 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

We learn that the authorities ofthe Valley
Railroad have determined 10 have the road
completed by the FRS, Of July. between H4rri-
souburg and Stauntoa. aud 10 that end have
ordered night forces TO be placed on the entire
Iue OF Jle construction, SO as 20 have 10 ces-
n'au cooperation during "a hours Of each
G4y When completed Ii will be a profitable
iue. c5mnauiiu. nearly al q lie stock and
coal trade west sfu,as f-r az least. as lex
i7-tec. Ferrty lug'"a1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26
.STIEFF,S PLANOS!
UPWARDS OF FIFTY FIRST PREMIUMS
AND


AND
Gold and Silver Medals
UTERE awarded to CEAS. NJ. STlEFF, for
w the best PIANOS in competition with ali
the leading Manufacturers OF the country.
OFFICE AND WARER00MS,
No 9 n Liberty ST., Baltimore, Maryland.
The superiority of the Unrivaied Stieff Piano
Forte, is conceded by all who have Compared it
with Others. In their New Grand Square Scale,
~ 0ctayes, the manufacturer has succeeded IN
making the most perfect Piano Forte possible.
Prices will be found reasonable as consistent
with thorough workmanship.
4 large assortment of Second Hand Pianos al
ways on hand, from SIS to $500.
We are agents for the celebrated Burdett Cabi-
net Parlor and Church Organs, all styles and Pri-
cess to suit every one guaranteed to be fully equal
10 any made.
Send for Illustrated catalogue COP taihipg the
names Of over 500 Southerners, 900 OF whom
are Virginians two hundred North Caroinians,
one hundred ana fifty East Tennesseeans, and o.
theirs throughout fhe SOUTH who have bought
the Stieff Piano since the close Of the war.
July -, ls72-yearly. April Is, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26
$50 Reward.

- two years old. neatly formed and of medium
size. IfStoen $50 will be given for the appre-
hensiOn and conviction of the thief and a reward
Oslo will be given for the restoration OF the Colt
TO the undersigned.
"Shannon Hin," JEFF Co., W. Va.
April 90, 1S73-St p. Il. ROUSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

CswEET Potato Sets, and an additional supply
II OF choice " " Early Rose Seed Potatoes Just
received and for sale byDUKE GALLAHER.
n OSENDALE and RoSnd Top Cement, Caffeine
II, Plaster, White Washing Lime, for sale by
April IL. DUNE GALLAhEk.
CMITHFIELD Lime for WITHDRAWING, White
- wash Brushes, for sale by
CUCUMBER Wood Pumps, Ohio Grindstonesi
April 8, 1873. DUKE d GALLAHER.
nRAFT. Collars, Buggy Collars, Galvanized
~ Iron Curry Combs, Hanging Baskets Tor sale
6y DUKE GALLAHER.
TELLY Cake Pans, Galvanized Iron Wash Is.
81 sins, for sale by
April 5, 1878 DUKE GALLAHER.
A N additional Stock of Cook Stoves, just re-
n ceiyedby DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
April 5, 1873
PHILADELPHIA SiIver-skin Onion Sets;
M. st 2s -" 1878. DUKE & eiLLAHER.
NtLovER SEED.-Prime Article. Call before
I tits all disposed Of
March 29, 1878. DUKE d GALLAhEk.
nEST Satisfy. Onion, and Parsnip Seeds, FRESH
- and genuine, for sale BY the OF. or ID. by
Mar. 20, 1878 DUKE d GALLAHER.
1LS KINDS Of Peas and Beans for sale in guam
| " titles to suit by DUKE GALLAHER.
VI BUCKETS, w husslA Daht
Pans and full line Of housekeeping articles
lust received and for sale BY
Mar. 29, 1873 DUKE d GALLAHER.
WE are just reeeiFing stock Of Locks, Hin
w ges, Bolts, and everything in the builders
hardware line for sale low by
Mar. 29, 1878 DUKE & GALLAHER.
BLASTING Powder and Fuse, Pulverired Bath
ID Brick, Tar in Cans Of y gallon to gallons,
Bed Cords, Carpet Tacks, FOR sale by
Mar. 20, 1878. DUKE d GALLAHEE.
CHOyEL, Fork, Pick and Axe Handles for salo
Nby DUKE i GALLAHER.
CHEEP SHEARS for sale by
- April H. 1873 DUKE a. GALLAHER.
rINHE Best Early Seed Potatoes IN the market,
and Choice New York White Peach BLOW to
arrive, for sale BY
April IS. 1873. DUKE GALLAHER.
UTANTED persons knowing themselves in
w debted to pay. wish to replenish Stock
and to accommodate paying customers. All VII"
do not regard this MOTTO, within reasonable time,
their accounts will be discontinued. Thanking
prompt customers for their kind iaVors, will On
deaTGr to accommodate them in my line OF bust
ness. Respectfully, WARREN EBl
April 10. 1878.
| TREsH Garden Seeds for sale by
DAc0H-C County and sug Cared Ham. FOR
| Is saleby H.EBY.
(iROCES-a good northumberland and
| u Corn Meal, for sale by W. kBl.
l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26
Gentlemen and Boys Clothing.

Best Material fasbionably made and at prices that
defy competition. The Stock is truly immense
and we invite your special attention. Suits from
s. to $50 in every style aud color extant. Call
earlv A large lot Of fine and cheap Cassimeres,
Doeskin. Cassibett, Sattnett, Vestings, Diagonal
Cloths, sc.
Nc Furnishing Goods Of every description.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

Governor Baxter. Of Arkansas, has issued a
proclamation declaring the ratification Of the
State constitutional ameBdmsnt doing away
with dIsfranchsemeut in that State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

A new postofics is established at Inglewood,
Rockingham county. Va, with c. n. Sbepp as
poStm ssteT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26
Senator Sumner.

TIE action Of The Massachusetts, Legislature
"a refusing to ezpungs from its records the
resolution condemnatory Of Charles Sumner
for bis effort 90 have o5Etera,ed from army
flags the titles Of battles won by Union soldiers
10 the late civil war, is the surcst sign Of the
continued hatred Of the South by the peo-
pie Of the North B, this as it may, still
the action Of Mr.. Sumner is not altogether free
Of suspicion that /, was done Jy lin through
the spin, Of a demagosue fNr. S. expected
10 create 10 the North feelings Of charity to-
wards The South, he adopted the surest way 20
defeat bis purpose. IT, however, he wished 20
convince the people Of The South that the Bit
terusss Of deepest hatred su.i rauk'ed 10 the
bosom Of every genuine Yankee Those Of Mas
sachgss,,s specially, be evidenced thorough
knowledge Of bis section ], Will be difficult
for Mr.. S. 10 convince the people Of tbs South
that be truly feels for them any real sympathy
His past record is agaius; him, aud, until he
goes among them aud makes personal iuvesti-
CATION Of the outases daily committed by nor
theru adventures who mislead the co,ored cle-
msni be will never be able to form a correct
opinion Of the true condition Of the South
Wethinb, however, thar at this day, Mr. S.
has lost all influence among Iis people f5r good
so far as the South Is concerned. He is not 10
accord With bis section aud party. The time
has passed when legislation Of conciiatory
character initiated by him VIII be Of avail or
service 20 the South So FAR. then. as Mr. S.
i. concerned. if he sincerely feels kindly to-
wards the South, his best course 10 the future
will be nol 10 attempt to introduce any meas
ure as his own, Of q friendly character 10 the
South. Mr. S is 20 longer a leader Of the
Republican party he has ceased to be power
10 the land be has los. al the prestige once
held by him, and bis die,uH carries death, and
not life, % the people Of the South
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

Ground was broken for the Texas Pacific
Railroad at San Diego, California, Monday, in
the presence Of large assembage. The di-
Isctors say that the road will be completed in
1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

THE NEW SUPEHINrESDENr.-1he Hon.
Jas e Clark, formerly Of this town, who has
recently been called 90 the general superintea-
dency Of the Erie Railroad q; a salaryof Sl2.-
500 year, has Just completed a tour Of In
sPectiou over the ROAD, preparatory to enter
ing upon the active discharge Of the work Of
Lis office As au evidence Of the value placed
upon Mr. Clarke's service by parties outside
Of Maryland. i, may be SAID tha; be had the
choice Of half dozen places, at salaries rising
that which had been paid him by the Canal
Board, and finally accepted his present posi-
ton as the one most congeuill 20 Lis tastes,
being by nature aud education emphatically a
railroad man. HiJsrsio,rn Tries Week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26
w NJ Z 81 Sc Id.
MILLINERY,
New 81 Beautiful.

With a flower garden on it,"
1t is really, perfect beauty to behold
The ladies sweetly smile,
As they gaze little while
On this pretty thing oifashion to be sold.
Hats and Frames in every conceivable shape and
style; Kibbuns and Flowers in all shades and at
ali prices. TRIMMING fashiOnably done at the
shortest notice and at low figures.
lEs- Mrs Goldsmith respectfully invites the at
tenton of her customers and all who feel inclined
to favor us, to this Department. The Goods are
displayed in a Room in the rear Of the Store, fit
ted up for that purpose.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

benjamin F. Butler announces that he will
be candidate for Governor Of Massachusetts,,
and that be IS oonhlont Of his election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26

A TTENTION FARMERS.-I have the best
N Corn Fertilizer in the unarket-price $40 per
on. Try it. JAS. LAW. H0OFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-26


THE VALLEY RAILRDAD.-The Staunton
VA Spectator, after giving statementof the
condition of the road, and the action Of the
finance committee Of Baltimore, says:
"This is the present status Of affairs and
the question naturally comes up what is to be
done now? There is but one answer Let
Roanoke, Rockbridge aud Botetourt make their
subscriptions, cali a meeting Of the board Of
directors, and present them, through their
county directors demanding that the entire
line 10 Salem be at once let to contract and
Baltimore stands ready to pay her quota
No harm can come Of this action and much good
be done, and it will at once settle the question
one way or the other, and, we feel assured,
fayorably'
1t also states that Mr. John W. Garrett has
assured Col Allen, director from Rockbridge,
" that he will make no opposition to the let
,ingof the entire line after April lst, and John
w Garrett never went back on his word"
WHERE ARE THE MoDocs Our army in
Oregon has been mystifed. After Captain
Jack was beaten on. Of his cave it was an
nounced that he had fled to the hills Traces
Of his fight were seen, and thereensued reign
Of terror among the settlers. General Scho-
field now tvlegraphs that he has reason to be-
ieve the Modocs are still 10 the lava beds
which are fall of hiding places-and be hopes
to catch them all vet So mote it be.