The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13

somewhat ciscnnccrrd at this rather rne xprci,
ed exhibition Of spurs and buttons, he put a bold
face on the matter and responding to The dlrcc
items of tic junior mrmher of the august court,
he advanced TO the table and the chief f:nc.
livna,y rnmmencrd the examination.
Your name, sir!''
Th" oGtndsr placed his hand quickly to the
side Of his head Without uitering a word or
moving muscle in lis face.
"H'ha, is your name, repeated the que ton.
or, in loud tone.
"a ii!l!c louder" said the wag without re.
plying.
"Namc?" shouted the Judge.
"Tann,on Bristol county,
What business dn You fn!loN.?"
"Maia street," said the delinquent.
Your l,l<incss?" yelled the officer.
"Righ! hard side as yon 90 up"
How long have you been th"re!"
! "Ahnui two miles and Il half"
allow old are YOU, icI!ow?' continued the
| Judge ucrvouSv.
Boss carlrutrr."
"Wha, The devil : TIC mailer with your
! ear>?'
"Dr. Srarpe' oil sometimes"
| "S,melnrs Cu>ecm's ointment"
"Why don't you answer mr?"
"Nrary five years"
dies deaf as an adlrr," remarked the
Judge, turning round to his suhord;nair car.
nrsilv. Clear the luh!,rr ont!
You are not liable 10 perform military duty
said the secretary with his mouth close 10 the
wa-'9 car.
Il know ,h.t!" sid Ii, fellow coolly.
"Iii> hearing improves vcnurrd the ser.
gran,.
ny ha: do you suppose we ST., here ior!'
asked the Jul.e in loul voice, a, least.
a dol,a: and a half a day." said the pTi-
sonpr.
lie may 90, hir. Srrg"an'."
You can g." said 'he under officer point
ing to the door.
"You may go!'' yelled the Judge. ''Cool
God! is i, pnssii,.e a man can be so dca! as all
lhat?"
II can't say continued the delinquent pre-,
tending not To understand yet "but should
iInk"-
"Go-co,'' screamed the Judge: "Iherc, :
nc.hirg to pay. The Lord pity the general
who had regiment like you 10 command!
Shrw him the door majoI' and our hero
found hm<r.! at liberty.
lie was never again summoned TO train dn.
ring his residence in Tsunion!- Flag Of or
Union.
PRorI-s or A Coop Cow.-Ihc Summer
st (N. J.) Messenger contains a c"mnnnica
ito, f'om j. ". Van Ars !a,e, stating the profits
o. lafbonArd Durham COW owned by hitn
| for 10 months from the first of April to the first
| IF February last He sold in that time 10 the
retailer 3,H22 quarts at , AMI 2 l.2 cents
quart, amounting TO S7o,5l, besides rcscr"ing
| a sufficient quantity FIR the use u! his family "i
| ii PER sons, and about two mr>sn< ol mix twice
week for baking pnrposrs.-lhe 3,022 quarts
were sold by the retailer at double the price he
rave for il, that is $l4202. lie calculates
aat this amoun, Of milk would have made BOZ
poin,ls of butter, which at 90 cents pound,
| anorn, 10 1904 The cCw has no, had rx.
lraorlinary care. having had 2qnarls Of oat and
corn meal per dar during the drougl ut last sum
mrr, anI quarts last spring before grass and
this winter. Th" produce o! cnws may be very
materially increased by good trcaimrnt-i Is
safe to say doubled, at leas, in most cases. by
better attention to their food, wants and condi.
ton. farmer in this county has realized
during the past - months & nett profit OF $751;
90 fou three ordinary c"wS-animaIs OF the
common breed of the country that in most
other hands, would not probably much more
than have paid for their keeping. As it is, they
have supplied the family with all their milk and
cream, paid for their keeping in full as appears
lrIm minute daily account, and yielded the
above named profit Of Sl5G, %. Let who will
DO bettcr.-Ncwark Adr.
The question Of admitting negro congrega'
tons into fellowship with white congregations
in the Conventions Of the Episcopal Church.
have been raised again in the Convention fol
the Diocese Of Pennsylvania, which is now il
session at Philadelphia. The petition Of certain
gentlemen, elected as lay delegates by the cor
poraron Of the Ch ,rch of the Cruciiiyion. Oh'
congregation Of which is composed of colore'
persons has been presented and referred to ;
committee. The members are divided in opn
ion, and have presented a ma iority report recon
mcndinr that thev be admitted, while the minor
ity say that the former action of the Conven
ton admitting this Church in connection was il
legal, and should be declared null and Void
The matter is little complicated, because thu
delegates are white persons, as We'll rs minis
ter and wardens; but great portion OF the Con
vention express the fear that their admission
will cause the colored churches to press the ad
mission of their clerical and lay delegates. lh
question will probably cause warm debate