I told him I was a very small piece of Shaw University, and that I wanted to see Col.

Young.
After that sentence was uttered, and he had directed me to the headquarters of the colonel, the regiment and the camp might have been called mine, for the freedom of everything was granted me." The camp is admirably located on a sandy hillside, near pine woods, and is dry and well-drained.

It is well laid out, with a broad avenue in the centre intersected by a number of side streets.

On one side of the avenue are the tents and quarters of the men and the canteen, and on the opposite side the officers' quarters, the hospital, the quartermasters stores, the Y.M.C.A.

tent, etc.
Although the weather was unfavorable, the camp was in the best condition, and from the standpoint of sanitation was well-nigh perfect.