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Dinwiddie, V.A. May the 24th 1869, Major G. O. White Dr Sir. Allow me to bring to your notice a Great Wrong. I am creditably informed, that Isaac S. Keeler of this County has in his possession a Box, or Boxes of School Books for the Freedmen of this County. And knowing as I do, he is not the true friend of our cause, I write this in hopes that the wrong may be remided, as I cannot see how one of our most bitter opponents came into possession of said Books, knowing as I do, that the Books are wanted for use now in our Schools, and as I have spent my money in aiding the cause. I cannot but help thinking that some one has been humbuged, and would be glad to see said Books used for the purpose intended. With all due respect I am for the cause, D. G. Carr To the Freedmens Bureau, Richmond. V.A.
Transcription Notes:
Isaac S Keeler lived in Dinwiddie, VA - Census.