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, 1862-09-02

BIG FRUITS AND VEGETABLEs.-The Hor-
hcultura1 Society offer premiums on the l1rg-
est fruits, tallest corn and biggest vegetables
that can be produced This is not for thesaka
OF encouraging their cultivation particularly,
but rather to show our friends from the East
who may favor Us with q visit, what our soil
is capable Of producing, in size, as well as
quality. MonBtrosities al~ays excite attention
and should form a separate department Of
euch show.
, 1862-09-02

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".s:
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rrh1 ,,., .o+.,oa,,a' .f az,
e.. .4...1.A
-susu 9sn' snoS 49, N.s. ~ su7
Diminished, by the war. It's educational
facilities are Of the very highest order, snd
its e1cellencies are attested By many past
patrons, who reside in this city, Bee adyer-
tisement in another column,
MUSTERED INTO sERs1cE.-on saturday
last, tue scandinavian company kno#n as tie
afay Guafds. was mustered into the serV-
ace u Enc ohiteo states. lhe} are as line
oooE OF men rs ever have or Will take up arms
The comrany is commanded b7 the following
officers: Captain, Ivar Alexander Weld; LIST
Lieutenant, Hilbert; I'd Lieutenant, Peter
Hanson.
FOUND DRoWSED.-f esterday m ornlng, the
body OF man vas found floating in the river,
opposite Munger d Armour's warehouse, It
Is supposed that he fell into the river about
eleven o'clock Saturday night, as cries for
-. a.,u.,1 ,,,u,.., - A. - -, = ,.:.
80 fon,,3 a., 49, ~, nrr;o,+,e IT,, -.
hoard and 1oaoinc for sv1va,,,z a1ar;ch e1r
hvI7.nt :Totn / Hea1v rac-n;t;,1 o{1;ca1 for
tbe e3d 1,,;,ais R,o7me,t ~ volunteers
-
Boz kHLED.-A boy named Louis BuTo,
aged eleven years, was run over by hack IS,
driven by James Jones, on Saturday night be-
tween nine and ten O'Clock, and SO seriously
injured that he died three hours afterwards
1,as a. stand unaer the U,n,;,,on Honsa m
North Clirk street. in front of which the ,cc;-
dent occurred. The verdict of the Coroner,s
jury was accidental death. and the driver uas
cxonorated from blane.
--
i1lE METHODIST MISSIONARY ASSrvERsA-
Rf-Ihe animal Missionary gathering OF the
Methodist churches closed With exercises, at
Inc Clark street IL. r. Church last evening.
AddreFses were delivered By Bishop James,
Dr. .Halucs and Dr. Bordman- In all respects
REPORTS from the missionary fields have been
very encouraging, ard the contributions to
keep them up Lave reen yery large.
HE aoRsE FAIR fhEA1ths.-A largo num-
49, :e-n1.-- ot..a * - -. - ~ "
&C. +s rns.,- e,.a: w.
a-': s s..e0,; '. 1ee
SERVICES snser p1feaers' beautifully chased
su'er goo4e1s' sllsfr and gold watches. Many
u lne ia'tef' oes'enea as laoieS premiums,
aa sss5a 80 ~. 9131 e'1eo
49, a4a4uonue. ~ n4, ~ ano s>an'ue .nem' Is
~ ept. 0le~A ~ 1s"si's
7o1Ae 01' ' ~e- oA' eA~'P
NOT THAT F1EM.-Messrs. Tnderwood e.
Co, of South Water street. shon1d mt ha ron.
founded with the firm of underTood Rms 4,
Co, the defendants IN the Government CON
tract case. The former firm is one If 1onr
.r NV ~A1 AA..' Nv eeAnes~1oA
49, 80 ~ .as.. :" 44ANo wv .oAieei'n 10
. -A~ - - A'-.'1.o - - n@' no'e! neen ensaeeo
~ so'e.n nanens eontiae's WIN tne eAeeptaon
~ one u anea' nuuoef WHO enlis:ea ano con
IraeSea 70 40 MS Snare towards scppresslng
10e fepcliaon.
1,,,n ,t,,n,>.n .,,.
%rros arc +,r;,,r ~ bo1a nrt,;o -,,not;. -.
s,,nress +,e conr5c,5ons ~ - ra15c;o1s az
ri chbaao a. to the fssue NJ a 1,roc,a,na+,or 1.
NJ Frocdo,n bv 41,e pres;dsnt of 80 r1-,tss >
sto+as rha no1;t;r;,ns b,ra a;.,neeos ~.
,,,a++.r in on- heor7no and +ha ,nfr;t,,r .,a.
IN a,,other NV lot 1he cbr5atian -no, ~,
,phet ,e,,cion demands and how a,r;ne ;,an-
-. - =. 49, .t ~. :-
, 1862-09-02

CAr1IHED.-Ne are informed that Gayia
James, son Of Coroner james, Of this city. has
been captured in Alabama By guerillas, and
carried of into the mountains. Strong hopes
are entertained, however, that he viii be
speedily released on parole
, 1862-09-02

LOST BoY,-{esterday afternoon little
boy about four years old, YRS found wander
ing about near the foot of Lasalle street, un-
able to give any account of himself, OF to
furnish any clue as to where he belongs,
further than to tell his name, which he says
is Johnny Walker. A gentleman from the
country took the little straggler to the Cen
trail Station, where his parents or guardians
should apply.
, 1862-09-02

FOUND DRowSED.-Yestcrday m ornlng, the
body OF man was found floating in the river,
opposite Munger d Armour's warehouse, It
is supposed that he fell into the river about
eleven O'Clock Saturday night, as cries for
help, from some one in the water, were heard
b5 several persons at that hour. In his pocket
was found an order on Wright's Hotel for
board and lodging for Sy1ya8us A1drich, signed
by Lieut. John j. Hea1y, recruiting officer for
The Esd Illinois Regiment Of Volunteers.
, 1862-09-02

MArLEwooD INSTITUTE, PITTsF1ELD, Mass.
The annusl catalogue of this long estab-
1ished school, shows the attendance for the
past year to have been increased, rather than
dininiEhed, by the var. It's educational
facilities are Of the very highest order, and
its e1cellencies are attested By many past
patrons, who reside in this city. Bee adver-
fiscment in another column.
, 1862-09-02

The Horse FAIR PKEM1CMs.-A largo num-
ber Of the preniums fur the Horse Fairar on
exhibition al the jeWelry store Of George ".
Stevens, Is Cla1k street, consisting Of tea
services, silver pitchers, beautifully chased
silver goblets, silytr and gold watches. Many
of the latter. designed as 1adies' premiums,
are most elegantly set with turquoise stones
and diamonds. Call and examine them, as
well as Mr. Stevens splendid stock Of jewelry
Which Is going off remarkably cheap.
, 1862-09-02
FRENCH COPYING INK.

new supply of this much cs1ed for aaa beautiful
sstIcIa, which viii make THREE IMPRESSIONS. II I
~" ~ 'e's - NUNsoN'5 40 Lake ss-est,
, 1862-09-02

N7ORTLEBERRIES.-The Up
~ land HuckleberrJ,
RID A ND d r z,
In prime order for shpneut rece1Ee1 daily ct No. 50
STATE street q. P STANLEY.
, 1862-09-02

Police Commissioners that it will not be nec-
cssary hereafter to obtain passes for transport
alton auy point in Illinois. Plrties visiting
the Horse Fair from abroad, upon showing
their return tickets, will rot need to procure
, 1862-09-02
12aa1ttFu.

"ANTED-By q single. gentle
w mun. nicely furnished bedroom, in i pleasant
location. Address Hox S545. sep1u&3t
, 1862-09-02

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HORTICULTURAL
Fair.--Cheering accounts are received from
the country, and those villages and cities ia
Which special attention is paid to the decora-
tion Of their grounds and the cultiyation Of
made up from neighhorhoods, and private
collections are also pledged quite literally.
Rockford is making extenhiye preparations,
and will send delegation in charge OF her
fairest flowers and best fruits. Bloomington
and Champaign, with equal spirit and from
more Southern latitude, will send up tAeie
richest contributions. Morris, Luke Forest,
Racine, kenosba and many lesser places will
bring their choicest collections. It wiu re-
main for our own florists and gardeners to
fill up the show with such plants and flowers
as do not bear transportation well Tnese,
with the quantities Of fruits expected, will
make the exhibition worthy the efforts that
have been expended upon it
BERDAS's SHARP SHOOTERS. There is still
an opportunity for q few more good men to
join this celebrated corps, by immediately ap-
plying at headquarters, So Randolph street.
Twenty-Five dollars OF the Government bounty,
one months pay, and two dollars premium,
will be paid to each recruit when mustered
into the regiment. sharp's breeeh loading
rifle, equipments and clothing, will be fur
nished Immediately on Joining the regiment.
This is the la t chance, IS Capt. Horton is to
leave for the regiment in few days. All
those who have already enlisted are ordered to
report themselves at headquarters immedi-
ate1y.
The THEE MONTHS VoLUSTEEHs.-If
nothing new occurs, the eth, Gsth, and 69th
regiments Of three months volunteers will be
mustered out OF service In about ten days
| The regiments viii be reorganized. Already
some Of the officers hare received authority
to commence recruiting. Most Of the boys
will return to their homes to sec their friends,
and then enlist in such regiments IS they msy
elect About half of them would have en-
listed with the three years. men II they could
have been released In season from the three
| months service.
, 1862-09-02

NEw MCsIc.-We have received another
war song from the prolific pen of J. P. Web
ster, entitled, "Fill up the Ranks, Boys.'' It
is stirring song and chorus, as well as 8
beau:i{u1 melody. 1t may be procured at q.
II Higgins mt1eic store, LII Randolph street.
, 1862-09-02

T1T METHODIST MISSIONARY ASS1yERsA-
RT.-The animal Missionary gathering OF the
Methodist churches closed with exercises, at
the Clark Street II. E. Church last evening.
Addresses we're delivered BY Bishop James,
Dr.. Haiues and Dr.. Bordman- In all respects
the gathering has been very prohtable ono.
Reports from the missionary fields have been
very encouraging, ard the contributions to
keep them up Lave neen very large.
, 1862-09-02
New York Stock and Money Market
OMNfERCT Al.

MONDAY EVENING, September !, 1854.
hEEKn1b FOE LAST F0BTG-E1GIrr BoJa8.
Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye Rrlsy.
brls. ba, bu. bu. bu. bu.
, 1862-09-02

RT WM. A. BUFFERS &
Auctlo1nf
ADMINISTRATORS .aIE
Large stool. Of
Groceries, West India Goo
GLASS, cR0cKERY,
Haf1css. &C
AT AUCTION
Without reserve for cash, Sale to comnaeaceo
Z uesdsy, Sept. I'd. at VI O'Clock g..
snt te SuEsinMy ss.s all Is sod II The sto.u Of tit
West Randolph street, near Tuloa Pa
The Fancy Groceries, shelf goods tin rroc.f
Eeoden ware: boots aud shora, &c viii be t"I,
Tuesday Eo: nfnE
g.. TIE horses, carriages. wagons. harnesses, sles;
Farm Wagcn. express wagon heavy grocery 49,
sosn: ats shorts 3ltTe Logs. on Tuesay nj trnoni
Tic r5hroEe en- packages OF Trst 1a,ja yoo,14 :,
sugar. cotft., bbls tuur bbl- hcef nhs pS,s. &c
on NeGnesdAy. ST -, o'clocs a. IT. - -S-''
By order OF Mary Anne Taylor !ttnltnistratrir-
eep2uGSaat ;nctf,cH.... 80.
, 1862-09-02

s Strangers visiting the Worlds Roree Fair
will goto Boyd's Exchange Office, IS Clark street
{nnder the Banking House Of G. B. Blai1} to sell
their Gold, Silver. Demand Notes, Canada Money
and 'Stumptail " Illinois and Wisconsin money,
Don't forget the place, 3s South Clark street.
aa1.1pt
, 1862-09-02

EXCHANGE OF PR1soSERs.-We ara in
formed that an exchange has been effected for
one thousand Of the rebel prisoners now con-
fined at Camp Douglas. They will take their
departure to-day. They will hereafter leave
al the rate Of thousand per dsy, until all are
unro
, 1862-09-02

List of Contributions to the Chicago
Sanitary Commission for the Week
Ending Aug. 80. lS62:
, 1862-09-02

Boy KHLED.-A boy named Louis BurTo,
aged eleven years, was run over By hack rs,
driven by James Jones, on Saturday night be-
tween nine and ten O'Clock, and SO seriously
injured that he died three hours afterwards.
He YVES the eon Of an Italian fruit dealer, who
las stand under the U1u1ilion House on
North Cla1k street, in front Of which the acci-
dent occurred The verdict Of the Corouer's
Jury was accidental death, and tue driver WAS
cxpnQfated from blame.
, 1862-09-02

eQ1 BAGS RIO COFFEE, good
OJV to prime grades. In store. Also
THREE TONS POT ASH.
For sale byT H. TEIIAT CO., 1'9 South Water
strert- auStL9.tSH
, 1862-09-02

RECRUITS FROM WIscoSsE.-The regular
train on the Northwestern railroad last eve
ming, brought to this city sixty recruits for
the 18th Wisconsin Battery, now at Corinth,
Miss. They were recruited at JauesvilIe. bv
Junicr LIST Lieuteant E. G. Harlow, and are
a fine looking body Of men, mostly taken
from mercantile houses in Janesyille. They
will leave ttis morning BY the 9 o'clock train
Oh the st. Louis d Chicago railroad,
, 1862-09-02

A LEARNED HoAsE.-At the Fair Grounds
there is now trained shorse, owned by A.
Hamilton, ESQ.,, which is truly a curiosity in
that line. In hts knowing tricks and semi
intellectual attainments, this animal ezcels
the famous trained horses attached to Dan
Rice's show. He will be on exhibition during
the Fair.
, 1862-09-02
Buy wall paper Of Chase &, Co., wholes
and retail, 1C9 Randolph srreet. au251m

eB Cook & McLsih, sseaun Dyers and Scourera 9s
Dearborn and LEO S. Clark Streets, clean and dye
ladies and gehtlemens clothes In the bas and CHEAP.
The Oldest established house In the city
"Csl o1 Dunlop, Eewau d Sps!d1ng for FrirtIne.s'
noV11 -h29i-ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
Grand. Scheme for Emigration.

80 81 : s 80
The Brewers. shosld to Malta go,
The Loggerheais to Sicily;
The Quakers to- the Friendly Isles.
The Fur-riers all to g hill.
The little bawling squablins babes.
That break our nightly rest. = lrs -
Should be packet off to Bahy-lani;
To Lap-lsnd or to Drest.
From Spithead Cooks go DER to Gree &C;
And while the Miser waits,
His passage to the Guinea coast
Spendthrifts are in the Straits.
Spinsters should to Needles go,
Wine Bibbers to Burgundy;
Gourmands should lunch at Sandwich
Isles.
Ways at the Bay Of Fundy.
HE Bachelors to the United States, q
Maids to the Isle of Man; ss
Let Gardeners all to Botany go,
And. Shoeblacks to Japan.
Thus kmigrate. and misplaced men
Will then no longer vex us;
And all that amt provided for
Had better go.to Texas.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
a. God a Lover Of Beauty.

We doubt not that God is q lover oil
beauty. We speak reverently. He fash
toned the worlds in beauty when there was
no eye to behold them but his own. All
along the Wild old forests be has carved
the forms of beauty Every cliff. and
stem, and flower is form of beauty. Ev-
cry hill. and dale. and landscape il pic.
ture of beauty. Every spring. and rivulet
river and ocean is glossy mirror Of beau.
IL. Every diamond. and rock and pebbly
beach Is o mine Of beauty. Every sea,
and planet, and Star, is blazing face Of
beauty. All along the aisies OF earth all
over the Arches of heaven. all through the
expenses Of the universe. are scattered, IL
rich and infinite profnsion, the life'gemi
of beauty. All natural motion is beauty
in action. The Winds the waves, tn
clouds. the trees. the BIRDS the animals
all move beautifully. and beautifully d.
the light-worlds Of the skies dance thei
eternal cotillion Of glory From the mot
that plays il frolic. in the sunbeam. to tn
world that blazes along the sapphire spa
ces OF the armament, are visible the ever
varying features Of the enrapturing spiri
of beauty. All this great realm OF dsz
cling and bewildering beauty was made b.
0ou. s.@<--..@.. fs<a Gas - fs44fsns s4e .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
The Salt Wells Of Michigan.

There are six wells near Grand Rapids.
which vary in depth from 400 to 500 feet.
On the Saginaw river there are eight salt
wells. varying from $50 to 800 feet in
depth The. basin in which these salt
springs are feand is of great extent. la
this basin the strata are made up OF Sc
ries sf salt bearing shales of the maximum
thickness of l84 feet.
The annual consumption of salt in the
United States for the year 1889, is estima'
ted At 52l MS per capita. or in the aggrs'
gate. about 80. 692. 900 bushels OF this
amount not quite 80 per cent is of domes'
tic manufacture-the balance being an i'm
ported article. There is still considera
BILE margin to be filed up by our home
producers ofsalt TO supply the entire de
mand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
Ghalies 4 81 9aines.

They have IS pieces of Pacific Chalies and De
Aaines, all the very handsomest figures and colors
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
DOIllesfics.

They have Large Stock Of Domessics. Bleached
and Uubleached, emii >acing every Qhality and
Price. fi5asE hnt sfsHf riIsifs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

Who is good Workman and knows how to get
up good suit. ,asnanH fun o2iao ssgsoHi
T. .ios4,% d97l. ia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
Merchant Tailoring.

with the aSove they have eenneete,i the Me
chant Tailoring Business. and have jus: received
large stock Of Cloths, Casdneres, Vestiags, &cf
&c. They ars prepaFedAt - make up CIothing %
order, on short notice, and warrant good 1T Or no
sale, as they have in their employ,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

c. C. BUCK. L. TOAN
BUCK g. TOAN'S
M M NJ 9TH
HARDWARE STORE,
NO. wEsTERvELT BLOCK,
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA.
w Marshall and adjoining counties that our
ASSORTMENT OF
Foreign & Domestic Hardware
lis MPLErE!
We would invite the attention of all in want oil
anything in our line to our prices, which have beer
made Ins,o to suit the times. p,,cu l. ro.n
OK BARRELS COAL. CARBON
OO AND LUBRICATING OIL.
At reduced prices to suit the times. 1t mus
and will be sold and every drop warranted pure
or the money refunded on return of the oil.
ALSO
5 BENZOLE,
A good substitute for Turpentine. for. manufac
turing purposes. ut one third the price of Turpen'
tine. Remember the cheapest place to buy the
Jan. 80 PERSHlNG q CO.
4 GRICULTURAL Implements Of all kinds
"A for sale at the Mammoth Hardware Store
III DUN
N1ATLS.-Alls sizes, and the best quality at the
In Mammoth Hardware Store of
ianls-l2 Buck & ToAS-
fGOLD, SILVER AND PAPER
/" MONEY WANTED AT THE sss
Mammoth Hardware Store
OF BUCK a ToAN.
A xES.-Lippincott' Blood's and ;sements'
~ (warrented) Axes for sale at the mammotn
Hardware Store of BUCK q San.
R % M =
A IL sizer constantly onhand atthe Mammoth
~ Store of Buck & ToAs
OILS, PAINTS. and allkinds o building Ma
II tNria1at t8t 40 =
nav nav 10 H.B DICKSON & CO
0@TGDVHE@e
A LARGE STOCK Of Cook, ~
N Parlor, Plate and Office 66|
Stoves, embracing all the latest
styles aHdimprovementsof Albany
and Buffalo manufacture.
Pricesex tremely low atthe Mammoth Hardwas
Store Of BUCK & TOAN
- AGS and Beeswax wanted in exchange
III Goods atthe Mammoth Hardware Store
/ I'LL 500 saars . BUCK q IoAr
7IANKs
Of al kinds nearly kept on hand at tn
RxPuBLIcAN OEEIcE. s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
CalicOes.

They have 500 pieces OF Prints, all Of the Best
Quality and Latest Styles.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
.Gfngllanls.

Thew have 40 piec,s of French and Domestic
GInsbams, at Very Low Prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

these Bitters are put up in quart
bottles, of which the obove is a fac-sin'-
lie. Che label is finely engraved, and
is provided ,Dith q Safeguard from
co,arsterfeiters. price 81 per bottle, or
sir for S.. - y .eH
@. w. Roback, proprietor, NO. o
East Fourth St., Cincinnati, to 1uhons
oil orders should be addressed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
FOR SALE BY

Pershing 4 Co. Balm Co., and T. A. Lemon, Pym-
oufh: Robert Cornwall, Bourbon; John Kesser, Rloom-
nsburg; D. W. STANCE, and Jonas Miller, Bremcn John
Cess Tippccanostown J. 4. e. Smith. Aarmont; hagn
Bro Argos: AVID by Druggists and Merchants general
" Throughout the United States and Canadas.
The national Republican., 1862-08-01
Communicated.
"Hospltal Chaplains mo sectarian
Tests.


"Hospltal Chapiains "-No sectasian
Tests.
communication in yesterdays Republican,
headed Hospital Chaplains," demands brief
reply.
The writer Ia evidently q conscientious man
but he overlOOks the fact that the chaplain he
oensures may be just rs conscientious rs he is.
1t 10 not pretended, we presume, that the mere
administration OF what he calls q" the holy rite
Of baptism will save the soul Of dying man.
The chaplain, then, in respectfully declining to
violate his conscience for the sake of form not
essential to salvation, Il not in any way culpa.
Bile. He but carries out the great principle OF
freedom Of conscience, which lies ut the corner
stone Of your republican institutions. He would
watch and pray with the dying man to the last
moment, read the Scriptures and sing to him
psalms Of consolation. and then leave his depart.
ing spirit with his God. II more than this ia re-.
quired II Ii easy TO oxll In those Who can per.
form 1t, and no chaplain will be found to oh.
ject.
On the other hand, to require all chapiains
appointed by the Government TO administer
baptism to dying men. is at once to institute a
seotarian test, and practically establish and
carry religious ceremonies to the extremes Of
ecclesiastical pOwer-a union Of church and
state. This will not DO esteemed expedient by
q large majority OF tho people who support the
Government; especially Nh nine out Of every
ten who have volunteered TO uphold the Repub.
lio, and who are now in the hospitals of the
country, do not believe In death. bed baptisms,
ROGER WILLIAMS.
The national Republican., 1862-08-01
M DICAL OFEICEms wANTED.

aug 1-dtl8,h
The national Republican., 1862-08-01
For the National Republican
Liberal Donations for the COntra n,ls
Card.

We were agresably surprised yesterday, at
the oontraband quarters, by the appearance
OF n two.hors wagon filed with potatoes, cab.
bage, onions, squashes, bsets, tomatoes, fresh
pork, cheese, white sugar, apples, oranges,
lemons, pipes. tobacco, stockings, 20.
This donation, amounting In all to twenty
nine dollars, had been donated by the Be.
nevolent Sons Of Levi" 4 society in connection
with ZiOn's Weslay church (colored). This
society had selected Ave of it's prominent mem.
bers TO dispense this needed bounty for the
benent Of the sick and feeble In our midst.
These brethren consisted Of Brothers George
Newman, Daniel Williams, John Brown, Lloyd
for the benefit of the oontrabands could have
been better chosen and more timely, and Ger.
tainly the society above mentioned have the
hearty thanks Of those whose duty II Ia TO care
for the GOntrabands.
D. B. NICHOLS. Superintendent
Of Contrabands at Camp Barker.
July 80, 1852.