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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26
AQUA IN

A toilet delight. Superior TO any Cologne, used
to battle the face and person, TO render the skin
soft and fresh, to allay inhaAmation, TO perfume
clothing, for headache, Ac- II Is manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and is obtaining
: patronage quite unprecedented. tits . ~fsvorits
with actresses and opera singers. 1t 10 sold BY Ill
dealers. At 81 90 in large bottles, and BY DEnAs
BARsEs 4 Co, New York, Wholesale Agents.
Saratoga Spring water, sold BY al
druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26

WHIT would not Be beautiful WHIT would not
add to their beauty What gives that marble
purity and disfiagHe appearance We observe upon
the stage, and in the city belief 1t is no longer =
secret. They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm. It's
continued use removes tan, frsckles. pimplss and
roushness, from the face and hands, and leaves
the compilation smooth, transparent, blooming and
nvishing. Unlike many cosmetics, it contains
no material injurious to the skin. Any DrueSist
will order it for you, If not ON hand, q 50 ets Der
bottle. W. 3. HAGAN, Troy, n. r, Chemist.
DKnAs DAnN.s . % WAelesale Agenss, n. I.
Saratoga Spring water, sold By al
D~ruegista
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26

GAZE CIrr AID SENATOR GRIxEs.-The GAYS
Crrr calls Senator Grimes . fool for opposing the
rohbins tariff scheme.-Burlirgton Argus.
tAil liars shall have their portion in the
lake that burns with FIRE and birthstone"
Good enough for them; but still it seems .
pity for the editor Of the Argus, and he $50
young, too"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26

VIZ are happy to announce the arrival OF
the regular packets. The Andy johnson
came to our landing Saturday night, and was
followed by the Lucy Bertram late Sunday
night. The packets now will arrive and de-
part regularly. There is at present . good
boating stage Of water in the channel, and
navigation, free and uninterrupted, is open
from the Gate City to the sea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26

LrcruRE.-Ralph Waldo Emerson will
lecture before the Keokuk Library Associs-
ton at Chatham Square Church,o n Thursday
evening, the 2sth inst, at y O'Clock. See
bills. (sN J. II. CRAIG, Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26

MAsoyrc.-There will be especial commu-
nication ofEagle Lodge, No. IL, A. F. d A.
N. this evening at I o'clock, on the third
degree. Owing to matter of importance
the attendance of every member is desired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26

WANTED, q secondhand Endless Chain
Power, in good running order. Address, stat
ing price, ED. D. MARTIN, Ottumwa, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26

PERsoxs Wishing rooms with board in .
private family, would do well to call as the
second door below Second street on Ex>
change. tA)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26

Coon health is paramount to wealth; il the
system is in bad order, purge out the vile hu-
mors and distempers with Roback's Blood
Pills, and get the internal organs TO perform
ing their regular functions; and once in order
keep them so, With Roback's Stomach Bit
tors. d&v1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26
Tur Mt. Pleassn, Journal saws:

THE Mt. Pleasant Journal says:
The Wapello Republican Of last week. 10
speaking of Mt. Peasants endeavors to find
a way, by rail, TO Keokuk, says. We will
find Jordan q hard road to travel We
don't propose to 20 by the way Of 'Jordon,'
but across the country and through the woods,
directly South, to Keokuk.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26

KAxxrR's drawing viii come Of this even.
ing, at his music store. Only . few chances
Left.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26

DrxoREsr's "Young America for March
is received 1t Lowry's. It is snice magazine
for the small boys and girls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26

REsIoxED.-Orsn Faville has been con
strained to resign his position As State SUI
perintendent Of Public Instruction, owing to
continued i'll health.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26

Coon CooKs.-Ladies, if you would be
known as good cooks, and would avoid the
modification OF having poor biscuit for tea,
when you have company, use D. B. DeLand
4 Co.'s Best Chemical Saleratus, and that
only. d6vlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-26
New York Liv. stock m.rA...

4. New ork Live stock Market.
By Telegraph NHw Yonx, Feb. IS.
Receipts 1909 bteves, 1850 sheep and Iambs. 1871
hogs
Beevss-suppiy diminished by heavy fall Of snow Last
week. Prc.s thus we're hrmeY, and up to Friday 1850
cattle came in, selling full 1t ~ improvement en- pre-
oeeding week. Quality pretty good. some premium
cattle sold as high - r0Iso, none brought lee than
Is1soltc, With soms fair TO good at a. isc, and good to
prime 81 ib1Isc. On Monday the offerings yer. abous
1900 head, OF sood average gr<de, which In visv Of lishs
supply. held at higher figures. Buyers not willing to
pay the advanced asked. finally compromised 1t an 3D.
vance Of Almost Nc still no particular activity obssrvs-
BILE, and al. holders complaining. Poor to medium 100
IL; medium, to fair iliSAl3. Good steers and Mt oxsa
l<1ielS prime steers 10 ali; majority Of Gales ss la
1915 average prime st 1874. A few choice cold n MA
lsc.
e~heep-Demand has been very lightly supplied; toAsv
market very strons At about &c advance en- last week. 4
few sheep sold at loc; We quote common to fair as,esx.
good TO pri ne s.1as; extra 0esN. Lambs nominal.
Hogs-Msttet ruled unsettled, but prices towards the
eloss shovea an Improvement in consequence Of light
receipts. Quotations: live. best, ssS0sh; fair to rood,
eMDsk; common s@61i4: dressed loLoisk.
|
Cincinnati Marnet.
By rsissrsph.l Csso1HzArz, Yss. =.
Flour and Wheat are unchanged
oorn-Htmsr. and price, a shade higher; esih Es-s
tor; 70 10 escks.
| 0Ats-rs nes: No I -.
kys-Rfrmer At 81 Is.
| Hariey-uuchapsed.
o~ottos-ruil and sale lover; niddlIne sso1k
| whsky-sssady At .sc in boud.
Mss- Pcrh -s2oe2 70 rs.
balk neats-ruii; saiss Of country sbouidss Il Ne
city sAcuiArrs sold At ~ packed
Dscon-rn moderate deaasl 1t . for Shoulder ssd II
fsr clear sides.
LArd-fn scsive demand. anA p4ca advssssE n,m a
1900 ueres At II for country, and lsk se city II ~
s'css the latter vss held At lak.
- fs'ssrsFAJ Nm Ten, ~ =.
C~staos-ouiss; u.
~Stour-sAsAs arms; not % astivs; ne isnai n m
- ssAts 80 soa1i % foe HosU Oh.
WhAaA-Dula.
osr.-Abeus lie bssssru Hoa = /. ss.~ susoas
a1oaa.
osss-sAads Arn~, saoo - Wstsn
Perk-Hav - srssutac 0ao41 ~ ~ 49,
Nm hr p~i.s; ~ ftoap seSs ~.
| OF MsA-nn. il
Lrd-Dull 1z<olsk.
DsassA noW-s4osk.
Whkky-NcninAl.
f.ssaasss-l1k - ~S1s nonk - rAssah
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

BREcKINRIDoE's LAST OFFICIAL Acr.
7. 7. Ochllree. OF The Houston TEX
as) Telegraph, tells The following 10
late letter from Paris:
"Jobn G. Breckenridge. al a dJeuner
yesterday, told US Of his last act Of author
iiy as Secretary OF War. II was on tho
coast OF FloriGs-lhe General was pursu-
ed by the federal cavlry; they were beating
the country in every direction. A friend
IN need came 10 bis rescue-he was ono
Of Brevsrd's gallant old regiment, OF the
Army Of Virginia. lie said Gineral. /
have an old boat here that mout carry Us
10 Kurby; anyhow we'll try it on. So
he worked away ell that night raising tho
boat from where he had sunk i, 10 con-
zeal II from prowling Yankees. He work
ed faithfully and energelicslly in patching
It up and bsIling it, arli6eisIly finishing il
up and putting in few provisions. Gen.
b. grasPed the noble fellow b. tho hand
and said 10 him 81 will have bu. few
more hours Of authority, but such services
as you have rendered your country de-
serve reward. You shall be Major; |
Will make out your commission now"
He was exceedingly thankful. but re-
manned scratching his head in thought
fol attitude. well, my friend" said the
General. well, you see General, ihsr's
a Teller in our regiment whs, hsin'i done
noihin'. and be is a Major and a Qusrlsr.
master. and If il is all the same to you, ]
would Just like 10 rank him for onsl" IL
10 needless to say that the "goiog out
Secretary Of War Instantly wrote the bat
IIe-scsrred bur humble hero q commission
ss Lieutenant Colonel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12
Elections.

The election held in Pennsylvania on
Tuesday last, resulted in an overwhelm-
ing triumph for the Democrats. Shars-
wood (dem. was elected Judge by a
large majority. Judge Woodward is ele c.
ted to Congress from the, 18th district.
In Ohio il is thought Thurman (dem.
is elected Governor by 5000 majority.
The Legislature is also democratic.
Returns from Iowa are meagre, but
show large democratic gains. The re-
publican ticket is probably elected by a
reduced majority.
Heavy democratic gains are also re-
ported from Indiana.
A charter election took place in New
ark, n. j., on Tuesdey, when Peddie,
lhe Republican candidate for Mayor, was
elected by 80 majority. This result shows
Republican loss Of | PSI since the last
election.
The result OF The town elections
throughout Connection, show large dem
ocIatc gains, enough TO give the demo-
Gratis the mex, Legislature. Many Of the
most radical towns are completely revo-
lutioniztd.
The Republican majority in Pennsyl-
vania last year, al the Governors cleo
lion, was l7,l75.
In Ohio, last year, at the election for
Secretary OF Stale, the Republican major
ily was 1896.
In Iowa, al ,he election Of Secretary Of
Stale. in 1866, the Republican majority
was 35,4l2.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

A REMARKABLE PRAYER.-On Friday
night meeting Of Of the republicans Of
Richmond, Va, was held. Ii was CON-
posed of whites and blacks, and the pro-
ceedings were opened by colored man
making the following prayer:
"Oh, Lord God. bless our enemies
bless President Johnson. We could not
even have him sent 10 hell. Come, oh
come, good Lord, and touch his heart,
even while am talking with you here to-
night. Amen. Show him the error OF
his ways. Have mercy upon our Mos
es,' great laughter and amens, who,
like Esau. has sold his birthrigbt for a
morsel OF poltage-took US in the wilder
ness and left us there Come down up
on him, oh Lord, with thy blessing. God
bless US in our meeting tonight, and help
US in what we do. God forbid that we
should choose any conservative that has
the spirit Of The devil in his heart, and
whose feet take hold on hell. God bless
our old frend-nue and iried-Mr.
HunnIcuu, who has stood a great many
sorrows, and think he can stand grea,
many more. Laughter. Bless our judge,
Mr.. Underwood, who is down here
among US, snd don't lei anything harm a
hair Of bis head"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

o. More CLAIMANTS FOR ENGLISH
PRoPERrY.-The mania for raking up
and reviving old claims 10 property in
Europe BY Americans does not sbae.
The Alexandra (Va.) Gazette now pub
fishes letter, in which the claims OF the
descendants Of William Newton are urg-
I'd TO large portion at the business por-
ton OF the town of Hull, England, which
was not built upon al the period Of the
American Revolution when he emigrsted
to this country and settled in Stafford
county, Virginia. In his last will and
testament, made seveniy-eighi years ago,
he devised TO his eldest son, John New
ton, and 10 his heirs, all right and title 10
his estates in Yorkshire, in Great Britain,
at the town of Hull on the Humber river,
and farm al county village, Camp
BELLS Forth. This property is valued al
one hundred millions OF dollars. John
Newton the owner Of this valuable prop
erty, died some forty years ago, leaving
behind him six children, viz: VIM. New
ton, formerly merchant OF Alexandra !;
Mrs Mary T. Harper, wife Of VIM.
Harper. deceased, "a druggist of Alexandra;
Joseph Newton of Leesburg, Va; Au-
gusia, formerly Of Alexandra Mrs. B.
STROLLER. of Jefferson county, Va; and
Pslsey Wise, the first wife Of the late
George Wise, OF Alexandra.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12
Shepherdstown, West Va:
SATURDAY...... OCT. I2, 1867.

O. RESIGNED. J. F. Campbell,
pastor of the Lutheran Congregation Of
this place for nearly two years past, ten
jered his resignation on Sunday last, TO
take effect on the FIRST Of January next.
Mr.. G.. while in our mids, has made
many warm Friends, outside as well as in
side of the Church, and who will feel
10th 10 part with HIN. lie has been
in the ministry for nearly twenty-five
years. and was always considered one Of
the sblesl and most successful Divines be.
longing TO the Lutheran denomination
His family departed on Thursday last,
tor Srashurg. Shenandoah County, The
home and birth-Pla,e of his excellent
wife. ~hrre they will permanently re-
main. Mr.. e.. and his family have the
wcll-wi-hes Of this community for their
lu.ure welfare.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

~ American Farmer, OF Baltimore, Tor
OctOber.-Tbis old established Magazine con-
tsins articles on Surface NOTWITHSTANDING
Farming-AgricuItursl Reeonstruetlo9IrfS'-
it, Of Farming -Whsat-Preparstioo Of Labo-'
Drilling and Msnuring-Hop Plant-AiPAfa,
Butter~FIoeTiment. 10 Feeding Cstile-GraPs
Cni,y-e-r greulio-GolJen Fleece Sheep
Rec, sngar-How TO Rent fsrm--Rye Crop
and variety Of other toPies-besices the
usnaI Fsrm-Vegetable Garden-Frud and
FIower Garden Work for Month. Two dollars
a wear. in advance Worthington x Lewis
Publishers. New Office, No. 4 South street.
Baltimore, Maryland
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

A DEsPERATB REVOLUTIONARY MOVE
MEHr.-'rhe Radical leaders now here
are bossIiDg confidently among their
friends Of the completeness OF Their plans
for the future. They say General Butler
has already prepared a joint resolution
declaring that any officer against whom
articles Of impeachment shall be preferred
shall be suspended from Office during tho
Trial upon the charges preferred. lmme-
dately following the passing OF this reso-
luton articles OF Impeachment! will DO
rushed through the House under call for
the previous question, and Mr.. w ade will
he sworn in as Acting President OF the
United States. Your correspondent IN
CURED Of one Of these gentlemen how
they proposed securing 10 Mr.. Wade the
Presidential chair after he had been sworn
in at the Capitol. On that poln, he SAID
there was some GoIbt, as General Grant
had given them no assurances as 10 which
OF the two Presidents he would recog-
nize but, in the event Of n refusal on
his part TO espouse their cause, they had
the militia Of The Northern States TO fall
back upon, as well as their own powerful
organization, the Grand Army Of the Re
public, large portion Of which will DO
found IN Washington. ] suggested that
the success of The Conservatives in tho
fal! elections would probably cause
change in their programme. lie replied.
mo, it will only neccssiiale the greater
frmness and quicker action" lie also
remarked that il was believed Mr.. John
son would resist, but that the little power
OF resistance which had been left him by
Congress would not be difficult 10 over
come. Such is the desperate programme
Of the reyolulonists, and have a posi-
tive assurance from those who know that
twill be strictly carried oul.-Udsh.
Cor. Boston Post.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

&C. William Burnett, OF ChayIesiown,
has become sole editor and proprietor Of
the "Clarke Journal" published a. Ber-
ryviIle. Under lis care the paper has
been enlarged, aud is ably conducted.
We welcome Mr.. b. in the ediicrisi fra
,ernily. trusting that his IsboEs may meet
with much success.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

@ARREsTED.-Ac Olored man named
Orr, near Leeiown, was arrested on Sat
urday las, and brought before Justice I'm
derdunk. Of this place, upon the charge
of shooting and killing his son, aged about
years. with a pistol. Upon proof of
the shooting having occurred accidentally.
he was released.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12
The Remains and Burial Of j. Wilkes
Booth

A Washington correspondent gives an
account Of the exhuning OF the bodies Of
J. Wilkes Booth and others. The Star
also furnishes some particulars OF the
first burial of Booths body, which have
been hitherto unpublished. IL seems from
this sccoun, that The body having been
examined and two Of the verIebrae having
been taken from il by surgeons, was sent
ashore from the monitor which brought II,
up 10 the navy yard, wrapped in a grey
army blanket The body was taken of
in boat, in which was an officer Of the
monitor with four sailors, Gen. Baker
and two detectives. The boat proceeded
down stream, and finally stopped a. the
lower Arsenal wharf, on which the body
was placed: after which The boat return.
ed 10 The monitor, leaving Gen. Baker
and his assistants in the Arsenal grounds
A report was put out that il was The
body Of soldier who had been drowned,
and but little attention was paid 10 A.
The body remained on The wharf until
after nighIfall. when prerara'ions were
made for the iniermeni. Secretary Stan
ton, Gen. Dyer, Chief Of Ordinance. and
Col. Benton. commandsnt Of the post.
were on the ground, as well as Gen. Ba-
ker and his detectives. Three men CT The
laborers' gang were sent for aud they
were first directed to Dig grave in one OF
the penientiory cells. bu, after taking NJ
the brick flooring they came 10 the gran
lie foundation lain in cement, and they
pronounced the work imprac,icable. \
spot was then selected in the wareroom,
FIVE or SIX feet south OF the iron door
opening into the prison from the warden's
department, and they were directed to
Dig the grave TO the depth OF about ten
feet.
The grave being ready, the body. en-.
closed IN an ammunition box, (srms csse,)
was brought in by four of the ordinance
men IN chsTge Of a sergeant, lowered IN
20 the grave, and it was filed, tie brick
flooring being mostly replaced, aud the
surplus earth removed 10 another portion
OF the room. The burial having been &C
complshed, the windows were boarded
up and The door made secure-SecTetaIy
Stanton taking the key with him. This
key was KEEP, at tho War Department IN.
al few weeks ago. when IL was return
ed 10 The arsenel officers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

NS-The Board of Registration, Messrs.
John Spsngler, Anthony Turner and
William Turner. was in session on Mon
day aud Tuesday last. and quite number
OF persons we learn. were added TO the
list Of voters.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

%, Geo. ID. McGlincy. AucIloneer,
sold on Saturday last, for A. p. White,
the House ond Lot on the corner disgo-
nslly opposite the Enller Hotel, 10
George Show. for the sum Of Sl,7SO.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

a. The Spirit states that Capt. Geo.
w. Baylor. son Of Col. Robert w. Baylor,
Of this County, left on Wednesday OF last
week for Kansas City, Mo. where he
proposes to engage in the profession OF
law. for which he has so thoroughly At.
ted himself 10 pursue, at the law school
of Judge Broekenbrough. Of Lexington,
Va. The Nec Era Of MarIin.burg also
announces the departure from that place
of Capt. f. Boyd Faulkner, for the West.
for the purpose Of seeking location in
the practice OF law.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

N5r IIAGERsrowN MAiL.-A change
has again been made in The proprietor
ship OF the Hagerstown UaH, and will
hereafter he conducted by MessTs. Daniel
Dechrrr. Edwin Bell and Robert Wason.
under The name and style of Decheri 81
Co. The senior partner, Mr.. pecheri,
will have under his immediate control the
newspaper and the job-olhce, as general
manager and publisher Mr. Bell will
conduct the editorial department Of the
paper AMI Mr.. Wason will take charge
of the financial affairs Of the establishment.
This is the largest and most complete
printing establishment in the State of
Marylan out of the ci'y of Baltimore,
and its patronage is increasing extensive
IL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

a. New GUops "A. K BUIeler. Jr +,
is now opening splendid stock of goods,
entirely new, purchased from the eastern
markets. which lie is determined to sell
al reduced prices, for Cash. His assert
ueni Tor the ladies' is varied, complete,
aud Of the latest sly les, and particularly
requests all The la dies Of tbs commu ity
Ia call and examine the various fashions.
Ills stock for Gems. is also complete and
of every grade. as well as his Notions and
Groceries. Give him a call---he charges
nothing for showing goods.
Has Store room owned by Mrs. Virgin
IA MoulJer, has been entirely renovated
and handsomely pspered, and is now
one Of the best and neaiesl rooms in
town. Tie carpenter work was con-
suucted by experienced and good work
men. NessIs. William Small aud John
Walters, AMI the papeTiTg and painting
handsomely done by MessrG, John En-
bcrson and John y. Unseld, giving it
refreshing and hesutiful appearance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

g. From the Spirit we learn that the
Shenandoah Division Of the Sons OF
Temperance, of HarPer's Ferry, held
their annual celebration in the church al
Bolivar. on Saturday, evening, the 2s'h
ult. 1t was the occasion Of crowded and
enthusiastic meeting. Some disappoin,.
ment was lell at The absence Of speakers
who were expected. but the Rev. Mr..
Baker. in speech Of considerable poin,
and eIoqurnce. made amends for this.
Amougs, the interesting features of the
evening, was the public installation Of Of
firers. Rev. A. &. Hopkins and VIM.
II. Trsyers, Of Charleslown, and Judge
f.. Is. Hall, Of MarIinsburg, were invited
as speakers, but owing TO other engage
menls they were prevented from attend
mn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

The ARLINGTON EsTATE.-The Ar
lingIon estate, the property Of the wife Of
Gen. Robert E. Lee and her children,
Jeff 10 them by the will ofIhe late G. w.
P. Gusts, was sold By the United States
tax Commissioners, Hawxhurst and Wat
son, on the l4Ih Of June, 1864. for non
psyuen, Of the direct war tax, 500 67
with so per cent penalty and 10 per
cent. interest, and was bid in for the Uni
ted States government, the officers OF
whibh hold It still as a freedmen's vii
age, farm, school houses, cemetery, &c.