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IRON AND STEEL.
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1xTRA FALL RIVER RoDs-Round and
square charcoal plate irSnj puddlSd
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FLAT CAST STEEL.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
J. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE SRI DAY
OF MARCH, 1856.
ASSm JOHSsoS' Petitioner, IN EQUITY,
u.s. No, GIG,
JANE HENRY JOHNSON, Def't For Divorce.
II appearing to the Court that the subpen
issued In this case has been returned by the Mar
shal "Not found" and by the AFFIDAVIT Of Mrs.
=. Brown, y disinteTested witness, that said de.
PENDANT has been absent from this District for
period Of more than six months last past, II 10
therefore, this 9Th day Of March, 1880, on motion
Of II. @. Gooding, Esq, solicitor for the COM
plainant, Ordered, that notice OF the pondency
and object OF this suit be given 70 defendant, by
publication, once q week for Two successive
weeks, In the EVENING REPUBLICAN,, warning the
defe1dAnt TO appear In this Court on or before
Monday, the 23d day Of April next, and answer
the allegation Of said bill otherwise the same
will be taken Tor confessed against him. The
nrat publication Of said notice to be made at least
forty days before the said return day.
BY order Of the Court
true copy
Attest; R. HBIGs, Clerk.
mhlS.lAw2w
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GALE OF HARD BREAD.

Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this once, ON WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Of each week for all the surplus HARD BREAD
At this Depot
The bread Is In boxes Of Atty (6O) pounds each,
and In good shipping order.
All purchases will be delivered on board Of
transports without expense to the purchaser
No proposals received for less than twenty (20)
Boxes, one thousand Il ,000) pounds.
Payment required on notification Of accept
anoe Of bid In Government funds.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Hard Bread, and addressed to
JAMES CURRY,
del4-u Colonel and @. 8. v.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
Il subscribers have obtained from the OrphAna'
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters testamentary on the personal
estate OF Elizabeth Herbert, late Of Washington
against the said deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subsoribers or before the ID day Of January
next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under our hands this ID day Of January,
\. d. 1855. AsBURY LLOYD,
JASWSw J. WISELY BoTKLRR,
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AUCTIor sArma
SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES.

PArxAsrER's oyyIor, .. s.NAvr,l
WhsrmaroE, d. o., March IL, 1850.
BY order Of the Navy Department Buresu of
rroyisions and Clothing, there will be sojd Al
Fable SALE, for Cash, . the highest bidder, at
the IL rpspectlon once, Navy Yard, Washington,
on TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of March, 1889, Al 10
viz: ..... - = '''''''
PROVISIONS.
Bread, Beef PORK, Flour, Rice, Sugar, Tea,
Vonee, Butter Beans, hoiasses, Vinegar, Dried
CLOTHING.
Pea Jackets, Round Jackets, D. c. Trowsers,
Duck DO, y. y. OyeIshirts, B. ?. Procks, do. I'm.
Kin, Mattresses, Blankets, Caps, &c.
SMALL STORES.
-, Tobacco, Cotton Handkerchief, Tin Pots, Pans,
Backing, Sets Stewards Stores, 40. -
CO. JACKSON,
mhl3-W Paymaster, .. N.
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L Al n h W ..

SOLDIERS AND SAiLoRs' UsIos.-The reg
ular weekly meeting Of the Soldiers and Sail d.
ora National Union League was held at their
rooms last night, the president, II. A. Hall, in
Major Bramhaii, from COMMITTEES to amend the
constitution, reported fayorAbly, when the
amendment was adopted, and the constitution so
changed . to read, "soldisrs and Soldiers
W. A. Short, corresponding secretary, offered
the following resolution, which was unani-
mously adopted:
Resoiped, That We believe the opinion Of the
Hon. George W. Julian, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Public Lands Of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyss, as expressed by him In his elaborate
report upon the subject Of an equalization Of the
bounties BY giving the soldiers money or bonds
instead Of land, to be the general sentiment and
opinion Of the soldiers throughout the Union.
Resotved That, by his noble advocacy OF our
Just demands, We recognize In him the true
friend Of the soldier and sailor.
Resolved, That tho thanks Of this Union are
Justly due, and the same are hereby rendered,
the Hon. George W. Julian, for his efforts In our
behalf
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolutions,
duiysisnsd and ate I'D, be forwarded to The
said gentleman.
Major HAine submitted a memorial TO Con.
gress, petitioning that body to pas. an act In re-
ton 10 appointing soldiers and sailors TO all po-
sitlons In the gift Of the Government, when COM
petent, In preference to those who have not
served their country.
me putlhees OF the evening having been trans
acted, MAJ Gen. Butler was called 10 the chair,
and made some appropriate REMARKS.
Col. d. L. Eaton was introduced by Gen. But
Ter, and delivered avery able and interesting
lecture ..
Hon J. K Moorehead also addressed the meet.
ing.
WoRKINsMEN's CoNvENrIoS.-The regular
monthly meeting Of this Convention will be held
In the Council Chamber, at the City Hall, to
morrow evening. Business OF importance will
be brought before the Convention.
RELIEF OF THE PooR.-A meeting of the
Citizens Association, for the relief OF the poor,
will be held In the Council Chamber to night.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT COAL AT
~ ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CHIEF ouARTRRNAsrER's opPIoR,
DRroT OF WARRINGTON,
WAsHIEoror, d. G.. March 10, 1886.
ABOUT seven thousand 5000 tons Of Govern
ANTHRACITE COAL
on hand at Alexandria, Va, 10 offered for sale At
eight dollars per ton, In quantities Of not less
the Government Coal Yard.
Payment to be made In Government funds on
the delivery OF the coal.
Persons wishing to purchase should apply to
street wharf, In this city.
, D. H. FUCKER,
Breyet Maj. Gen. and Chief ouar,ermaster.
ml9-dtap3 Depot OF wasbinoton
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LAW a @ 10 n CIEe

LAW OFFICE.
WARp II. LAnoS, E.y.BI.or
BLACK, LAMoN 4 CO.,
CoUEsELLoRs AND ATTORNEYS AT Law
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES
THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
THE COURTS OF THE DISTRICT,
THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND
90 MMlTTRES OF COM RRss
OPfICB, 46s FOURTEENTH STREET.
dels.h Directly Opposite willards' Hotel.
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7 N N Z " 70 RK .

HENRY D. MINER, Auctioneer
omee ~ Nassau street, opposite the Post oflce
IMPORTANT SALE OF A CHOICE COLLECTION
" MODERN OIL PAINTINGS AND DRAW
iNGs, BY LEADING ARTISTS, AMERICAN
AND FOREIGN, MOST or WHICH WE'RE
TAINTED TO ORDER FOR THE PRESENT
ABROAD .s' - A1'Ne
MINER BONNEVILLE will sell at auctIon
on THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, March
~ and 1 n7H o'clock, At the somerviiie Art
street, very hns and carefully selected coiiec-
ion Of OIL Paintings and Drawings, comprising
the entire Gallery Of well known oonnoisseur'
and forming probably the finest sssembiages OF
works OF art offered at auction this season. aInong
which will be represented the following srtists,
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
y BRICK HOUSE situated at the corner on
New Jersey avenue and street. mbIi. IA
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uIV
=. = Church, N: A. A Chapel,
a: Blerstadt, do Geo Owen.
Thos Cole, do Julia Beers,
Jas; ~. Hart, DO W. 7. Richards,
" Mehms, do w. J. Hennessy,
Eastman Johnson, N. A. Rosa Bonheur,
= hensett, do Gerome,
A. b. Durand, do I'd. y ere,
8. r. Clifford, do Troyop.
Q. II. Boughton, do Chayet,
J. A.; suydam, do Fichei,
Sd white, do Merle,
a. a. Tht do Duverger,
MI. II De Haas, do Patrols,
H. z. Gray, do Lamont De Metz,
~ snauock, do Lemmens,
.. u. Brown, do Neyrassat
w. whittridge, do Accard,
WIN. Hart, do De voss,
:. X. Breyoort, do Seignac,
David Roberts, R. A. Briiiouin,
II. L. yeune, do De Hsuyel,
II. b. Willis, p. Musip'
a. H. Role, Yersehuur,
n rMmore, Carl Becker,
D. y, barnes, II. Burgers,
a. ... Pope. Van wyngaerd,
a1,n1derson' Koek Abek,
watsiet, L. De BsuI
Sheeres, " M psni
Noterman, serrure.
Sansseps, Boulanger,
Nerat, KeIsch,
AAehsnbseh, wi6terbsrger,
serDoeckhoven, De Bylandt,
h n Dillens, Philippeau,
hoble, ArtI,
Louis Robbie, Rewritten,
GHomAen, Coutourier,
Denoter, Her1o1.
including also grand work BY Louis Robbie.
entitled The sheepfold, being the largest and
most Important work by this celebrated artist in
America. The above will be on exhibition, free.
DAY and evening on and after "Wednesday, lIth
Inst, until evening OF sale; aud we most oordI.
allyinyite the attention or all art lovers to a.
EXAMINATION. mhl5-St
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RELIEF OF THE PooR.-A meeting Of the
Citizens Association, for the relief OF the poor,
will be held In the Council Chamber tonight.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-20

GARDENERS PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
" GALLERY,
INTEL BUILDING
bll Seventh street,
ONCE MORE IN RUNNING ORDER.
The damage caused by the late nrs has been 80
far repaired that business will DO resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY, October 9TH
When, as formerly, the rule will DO strictly en-.
forced throughout the establishment,
"PRoDUCE THE BEST, NO MATTER WHAT
THE COST IN TINE AND MATERIAL"
Mr.. O, takes this opportunity 10 thank his nm
meIouS friends and customers Tor past kindnSSS,
and 10 say II shall be his constant aim % oon.
hnue 70 merit the very libaTal snSouTassmsai
hsrstofors extended 70 hin. osI.dV
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GALE OF CONDEMNED MEDICAL AND
~ HOSPITAL PROPERTY.

BIT. Maj. Con. and Chief ousItermastsr,
m6-l7t Depot Of WashinRton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

POLICE REPoRT.-MAYoR's OFFCE.-Thos.
| Wallace, an unknown man, and supposed to be
insane, was seenby the atch last night in the act
Of carrying off quantity of Railroad Iron; he
was required to halt, and Immediately le7eled
lat the Waterman coupling bolt, which the
Waterman supposed to be pistol; the Watch
man fired his pistol, inficting-a painful but not
serious wound. He was sent to the Aims
House Hospital, by request of the Physician,
that he might give him better attention there
than elsewhere
Mary Jane Brown, negress, was arrested by
the Night Watch, in that deterstable locality
known as petersburg. When arrested she
was making night hideous by her filthy and
obscene language. Mayor Latham required
t Indemnity for the past and security for the
future" but Mary Jane not complying forth
with, she was remanded, to await the attend
ance of her friends with the ,''spons.'
VIM Douglass was arrested last night by
the Police, for assaultlDg and beating his wife
in the street. The screams of the woman
| brought the Police to the locality; Douglass
claimed the largest liberty-the woman was his
wife and he be id ii be wouldn't thrash her
whenever he pleased. The Police thought it a
stretch of power, and Mayor Latham thought
so too, and required Douglass to find the
amount Of ine and costs.
B. Atkinson, of the futon Family" was
broug up from the market this morning tor
dirty and obscene language. Mayor Latham,
in order to correct his morals, imposed fine
aud costs Atkinson then left declaring that
ut is so better as goot to have the material
aid''. .......
Mary Ann Stewart, a sable lady, to-day, COM
planned to the Mayor that the court in which
she lived, in the neighborhood of the 0. Il a.
R. r. Depot, was infested by disagreeable
neighbor of hers, who kept nasty border
house" where fellows were running to at all
times; that she could prove her statements by
Belle Baltimore, and other gentle ladies OF col
or in the neighborhood thereupon, the Mayor
sent for Miss Martha Digs, the proprietor OF
the aforesaid border house. and requircdo of her
a better account Of her doings hereafter, and Il
small gratuity in the shape OF fine and costs Tor
trouble, and to replenish the exhausted Golfers
of the Corporation.
AS usual this morning there were great
number of idle and curious persons in the
Mayors Office This nuisance is becoming IN.
tolerabe tits strange that old men, as we'll
as theyouths of our city, flock in great num-
bers every morning, REGULARLY" obstructing
the ends of Justice by stopping ingress and
egress. 1t is a pity they are not better en-
ployad A word to the wise is sufficient.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUB
IIL AICTIlN BY yirtlle of a deed of

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUB
Lie AUCTION BY virtue of deed of
trust from John D. Corse and wife, to the sub
scriber as trustee, which is duly of record, in
the Clerks office of the County Court of Fair
fax county, Va, dated the 9Th day of August,
1855, shall proceed on TUESDAY, the 9th
day of April, 1856, at u o'clock, M, in front of
the Mayors office in the City Of Alexandria,
Va, to offer at public sale, LOT OF LAND,
situ.ted in the said County of Fairfax, on the
north side OF the Little River Turnpike, about
half mile from the said City Of Alexandria,
and containing, BY survey, THIRTY7F0 ~
ACRES, THREE ROOFS, and TWENTY
TWO-AND-A-HALF POLES. This land is
we'll improved for cultivation, and admirably
situated for q market garden.
Terms of $500 in hand, and the balance
in three equal instalments at one, two and
three years from the day of sale, secured
by the bonds of tho purchaser, with good per-
sonal security, bearing interest; the title to be
retained, until the purchase money is fully paid,
ana the property liable to resale, upon failure
by the purchaser to comply with the terms Of
sale. Conveyancing and stamps at cost Of pnr-
chaser. FRANCIS l.. SMITH, ,
ap2l.- cots Trustee.
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7H1O CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.

Proposals are invited until April 18Th, inst
for the leasing for ternlot years OF the Alex
:ndriu Canal, including Ill OF its real and other
property This canal extends from the city OF
Alexandria, Va, to the city Of Georgetown, ~
c., on the north bank OF the Potomac, where 1t
connects with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
The water is from thence conveyed across the
Potomac in woodca trough and supcrStruc.
;urc, which Is built on granite rock piers, and
and then BY land into the Potomac III AlcXan-
dri4 The following dcScript ion Of the piers u
the aqueduct is from rcport by the late VI. T.
Ewing, esq, Civil Engineer - An abuimcntls
built against the Chesapeake: and Ohio Canal at
GEORGETOWN The Alexandria Canal commence
ing at this point is carried across the PCton&c
on an aqucduct lG1Of ct long: This aqueduct
was loe:,tcd by surveys made in 1881. OF the
eight piers az now built i are in water from 80
to 10 feet deep and t founded - to IS !eei below
the surface. The abutments and piers were All
built in Golfer dams pumped out and drcdSed by
steam machinery to the solid rock, on when
they arc erected in cement and troWcl Work
from foundation This laborious construction
WAS the work Of several years, with large
force engaged night and day except during part
of the winter moaths. The piers are carried up
80 feet above the river surface, and are there
fore in height from - 10 ~ feet. ihcy, are
about 20 feet long ut base, and II to y tee thick
ut the water surface They are OF granite rock
laid in GENE I, and having stood the floods ana
drifts for several years, (Sl6) are believed to be
Of impcrshablq material and Workmanship, -
The cost Of the aqucduct. S5I3, 1881. -, including
about S500OO for the wooden trough and super
structure. The other portion of the canal, en-
bankueats. culvcrtS, locks, wharvcS, ferry AZ
GEORGETOWN, &c, cost over SSCU,OJO. Inc
.Alcxandra Canal may be properly called the
terminus Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
! There was transported of Goa! alone. over the
Alexandria Canal in 1850. about 100000 tons,
and the coal IT. ,dc has largely increased since,
but owing t. the war no coal has come over the
Alexandriia Canal for the reason that the aQuc-
duct has been used BY the Government as Il
wag,I road from Georgetown to Ar!ington-
Parties contracting will be rcqu cd to p ace and
keep the canal and aqucduct III order ANA repair,
and to use the canal and aqueduct for the ,pur;;
poses for which ii was originally constructed ana
no other unless by consent Of all the contract
ing parties. For further ininrmation such as
obligations to be assumed, and conditions to DC
complied with, address, or apnly in person 10
HUGH LATHAM,
ap 93W Mayor OF AlcAahu'H' 11 v H.
aid. Now York: and Telegraph. Cumberland,
Nd 3taw3w and send bill
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Insurance.
~ I. THOMAS,
NO. IS, PRINCE STREET,
- OPPOSITE TIE GAZETTE OFF1cE.J
FIRE MARINE

NO. rs, PRINCE STREET,
- OPPOSITE THE GAZETTE OFFICE
FIRE, MARINE
AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY.
Alexandria, Va
Al gent for the following first class BALT!
MORE COMPANIES: -.
MARYLAND FEE INSURANCE COMPANY,
JOS. (. MINOR THDS. Z: HAMBLEruN
Secretary. President
THE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
ISAAC WILLIAMS, y. P. CAMPBELL,
The HoWARD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
G. HARLAN WILLIAMS, ANDREW REESE
HOME s INSURANCE Of NV HAVEN
cuAs. WILSON D. r. sATTERLEE,
SECURITY (MAR1NE) INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK .-
r. L. HAYD0CK, THoS. W. BIRDsALL
Secretary. President.
Policies of the above reliable companies, is
sued at this office, Immediately on application,
against loss or damage by fire, on all descrip-
tons of property in the city or country on terms
rs favora able MS those of any other company, OF
equal strength and responsibility.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF n Y,
Cash Assets, July l, 1865 5OO, IVY
Annual income, in cash. 3,oUO,UOO
The dividends OF this company arc larger in
amount, for premiums paid, than in any Com
pany in the world.
All the profits arising from this immense fund,
arc ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst the as
sured
Applications received at my office, No. IS,
Prince st. G. T. THOMAS, Agent.
NH loft Medical Examiner.
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WISHING TO GIVE ENTIRE ATTEN-
w TON to the Metal and Heavy Hardware
branch of our business Gncluding Carriage and
Wheel stock) from and after this date we will
otter our entire stock of BUILDERS, CABI-
NET MAkERS' and UPHOLSTERERS'
HARDWARE mt cost, with expenses added.
10 dealers and others who, under the constant
fluctuations of the market, are unwilling to car.
ry heavy stocks, IN excellent chance is here Of
Tered to buy small quantities at wholesale rates.
JOHN r. ELVANS s CO.,
300, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
ap 20-aolm
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There was an examination OF the children
charged with stoning the school mistress at
Fairfax Court House last week, in that Village
day before yesterday, at which the military
authorities were present. The result of the
examination was that one little boy had thrown
some pebbles at the lady; and that some drunk
en- men, for whose conduct the citizens are not
responsible, and utterly condemn, went to the
house Of the lady in question one night some
time ago, and threatened her.
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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD AND DIS
TRICTS

Jas. Entwislo, ir, East OF Roya! street. and
South Of Prince street; Benoni Wheat, South
of Prince street between Royal and Washing
ton streets VIM. j. Summers South Of PRINCE
street, West Of Washington street; James W.
Atkinson, between King and PRINCE streets
West Of Washington street; ChaS. Z. Berry, be-
tween King and Prince streets, between Royal
and Washington streets John ". Green, be-
tween King and Prince streets, East Of Royal
street. Edmond Z. Wilmer, North Of King
street, and East Of Royal street; YIN. H.
Muir North Of King street, between Royal and
Washington streets Robert Brockett n orth Of
King street West OF Washington street.
\ Boo}, for registering nuiSanccs, vii! be
kept in the Drug store. 81 King st.
an lij-lw JAS ENTWISLE, JR, Secretary.
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4 commission composed of distinguished
physicians in the state, will meet, in Richmond
on the lst of May next, to examine and pass
upon all artificial limbs made in America. All
of the leading manufactures If the country will
be present, with specimens of their work. DR..
Wm O. Owen, of Luchburs,is one of the COM
mission. 81
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We are informed that Maj. Paul R. Ham
brick, Provost Judge, intends, under the Civil
Rights Bill, to sue out writ Of habeas corpus,
returnable before Judge Underwood, for the
persons Of the two negro women now confined
in the work house, by order OF the Mayor and
when they are released to sue Mayor Latham
for damages for false Imprisonment
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ALEXANDRIA, LoUDoUN & HAMPSHIRE
R. Rive are informed by the President of
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire rail
road company, that the road will be re-opened
to Guiltord Station on Tuesday next. The
work on the whole line, to Leesburg, is being
pushed forward as speedily as circumstances
will allow. From and after Tuesday, trains
will be run regularly to Guilford, from which
point there will be daily line of stages to
Leesburg, and tri-weeky train to Winches-
ter and all points on the line
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-21

A negro man, named Milton, formerly a
slave, the property of Samuel Mantiply, and
sentenced to death by hanging, by the County
Court of Amherst, on conviction Of plotting
and conspiring to rebel and make instruction,
has been pardoned by Gov. Pierpoint. Milton
was convicted in 1861, but his sentence was
committed to transportation. He is now a
fieedmen