The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-14

two other families OneSef the largest Of
these Atbarrqcks has apartments for ole hun
dsed Gpd twenty families It stands on "a
hlot fifty by two hundred eDd ffy feet, is en-!
tered at the SIDE from eight feet wide,
a4d bg ressonf6f fhe Yiei0ity If another bar.
ErtaeE ,of eqnai beighs,itRe rooms are so dark,
ti5ened that on a.conay day it is impossible to-
read or sew ia, them witbont artificial lia6t.3
1t has ngs one + on3 llieh can: in any way be-
Thoroughly ventilated. &
I yTbefollowipgg paragraph FROM the Memphis
Argus, may convey a hint ~ Sthc cabters Of
Yankee tcanteeRs: { I, ,,ss3. 5. =5;sl -
Some tirae siHGe1a spttersold 10 a stinware,
/ 6Sealer ON / rgnt street, TWO or three hundred,
capteens, picked up by him son ass sbatsle, ,aeld,
4 not more than a hundred miles distant There
lis bnt one way Of realizing from a speculation
this kind and So, the cstiteefs wefe given 10
one Of the wofkinen employed BY the dealer,
with Instructions to repair and restore tben'as
llpefr as possible toa serviceable condition.
While engaged in shis work the eman happened
upon ono that seemed to. be heavier than he
eotbers. :thisfhe shook, and discovering that It
possessed something tliat he could not shake.
ont through the neck, he proceeded to- open it,
when 10 Y his eyesfell upon reH Of grGenbacks,
which counted, prove to represent $1,000 Hini
$50 Bills. e. s. .E7 8 81 81
.SoclETY' 3TiTHs Norm Two or'tbred days
ago acoaple of respectable young ladies got
iinto one of theScity cars stiie corn
er Of Central and Sixth street and took their
seats in the .ceaFeld Ion the left hand side
of the car Presently thecar stopped and took
M big, buriy, sWSatits 'ntfgrese, who.attempled
ITO crowd her eap&eFors persons between ihetwo.
ladies, to which the ladies .denurrel, p9intlHg
her5,o a seat that .w& gaeant%on5 the forward
end f,thc car. The negress persisted and
made the attempt to- squeeze il, between them
which they rePnsed, appealing to the condnc-.
torwho galantlS sided With the ncgress, adding
tRat.she was equally as, good as,the ,yonEsg l:s-
dies who ,repnlsed her, What wjll@tile' travel
ing community. think of such conductors ~
Cincinnati E&qntfer, Is 81
~ lTHE, CoMISG MhN.--In The Imagination Of
every Young lallytlie coming man is as hand
some ganng officer, With pearly teeth, coral.
fIips, rosy cheeks, Gerry h&iF blue eyes and
! black monstaclte, who is dying desperately in
Elovef%ith her,iandliS coming some day ont
! praHeiDg gray horse with a. .iong. flowing tail,r
10 propose4o her Money is nqolject, Tor tie
thought ofmoneY does not vnIgarly3intrude it
selbinto tlegaung ladS's imagination ina COM
neetion with her coming man. only. he must
be beautifully dressed and have jngling splus,
Eand neatly rolled whaFers as tight as Wateb
springs "A las, how many tbadSaltds. are stiA
waiting impatiently and yet confdentiallN for
the advent Of this cQming mans W
Thc average number Of Cofederatc prisoners
held at Fort Deleware since the hatlesof Get:
tysEurg, was 800 ;died in an interval Of six
teen months, 1900; at Point Lookout $500.
were bed at the, time the prisoners # IS ,222
at Fort Deleware. less five hundred who came;
away under this flag of truce. The returned
prisoners say they have suffered Fenongh5 and
will nothe taken prisoners AGAIN. Tier pat,
5riotism and devotjonsto fhe Southern cause is
still mistaken by long, weary, hungry months
ofeonfuement .s &
Among other South Carolina officers con-
fpedton Morris Island are the following. Capt.
j. N. Mnvany, ,27th; Major Zeigler, II Helcombe.
I Legion; Captain &Fhos. Pnckney, Major Hum
n6, Lieutenant KpPsy 4tlt$ Cavalr9;s Biieutep-
ant Bissen, Cd Infartry;; Liient. Il ". Easters
ling, CAPTAIN. Meacham, 18th InfantrS Captain
WI Campbell, l1th. 53.3sl.tl +. s,5,,
A rich Loyal +LeagHsr, who offered a stout
negro 800 to gotot the war rs His substitute, re-
ceived foF'an answer, @Lcryress yor,sar. rs got.
$500 at home to.buy white man to go for me
if rs drafted, |" u 4