The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-08-03
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Psternpst acres q The old mans eorns.
stagnation nation iahabi.ed dnostly By
men. 49, "a
"A stylish bonnet in California costs mora
than MULE I;.,z., ~ ~. -, e,
jackson county, Mississippi, hasa seven
horned COW. IT, L.. -
The Mayor of Savannah denies thasaJsl.
low teVer @ exists thsre. Id f.c
A Texas negro jury, sentenced man tss
be chung blythe head until dead" 10
| The Democrats Of Indians want Hen.
dricks for President. os.: Z. -, &. .y,igy3
! A I KIapsa's man is in Jail farlet.ins .ns,s
An, inch offilaip falling upoasaa as5of
land weighs ls about % te eng A hundred isops "a
oTas cen: us Of Crest Britain slo.s thss,
out out, Of about Ct p 300 goo people ony 10000
Wby:yas Louis Napoleon'sarmy ike hias
moustacheY Because twas waxed. st botk
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9 A Jersey lady has sued ferry boat tfsr
not stopping 10 pick upsher bran new fftseu {
dollar hat. q st51,s .. =, ~ ~
Paper for revenue. Stamps ii bscouline
scarce, owing opthe difference between ths
heads Of departments ~
There Is a town in Illinois called MIR.
lsailles. The men Of that town are all Mar
sallas hims. ..is. q :;sr i "a - 4yg ia
Chief Justice Chase has greatly improved
physically since his sojourn at the Magnetic
Springs, Michigan. I, 3s,..,, II .ilsi;.
There was a daring express robbery in
Kentucky Monday The thieves carried
off $40, 900 by oyerpowering the messenger
just as the cars were starting.
A man in Cleveland broke his thigh by
kicking off his boot. It is not stated ,wheth-.
er his wife was talking to him about coming
home in that condition. - y
Two disguised men murdered a farmer
named George Campbell in Thorndale.
Canada, a few nights ago, and only Obtained
ten cents.
English ritualistic clergymen want to ex-
clude female singers from the choirs Of al
churches They are unwilling to give NO:
men any chants. 2 .'i; = .lr's.t, 4
The steam power employed in the United
States does the labor Of 100000 mea,
while that of Great Britain is equiyalens %
400, 600, 900. ....g-s.-a....
The yellow fever is doing terrible work In
Brazil, and nearly all the foreigners At Apsix
have fallen victims to it, including the Eng
lish Consul and wife. 1',2
As an argument in favor of polygsmy,
Norman father in Salt Lake City shows
child six months old weighing forty pounds
and measuring twenty-six inches around the
waist. So :..e-z--. ...
E. "Tea punch" is said to be favorita with
Bostonians. The ingredients are one bottle
of champagne, one Of whisky, one of rum,
two of claret, q lemon and tablespoonful
of black tea. 49,. .'...'..~,. -. =
Wilmer Mclean, areal broker estate at Ma.
nassas Virginia, owned the farm on which the
first battle Of the war was fought at Bun
Run, and that upon which the last was con-
tested at Appomatto1. ~ -"
A singular but striking Instance of the
working Of the law Of compensation Is Il.
forded in the undoubted fact that although
the Orangemen are all Protestants, major.
ity Of the orange women are good Roman
Catholics.
1t is stated that Dr.. Livingstone has not
had any breeches 10 speak of for four yeaa,
the merchant tailors of Ujii refusing 70
credit him. With little paint, however.
and segment of lion skin around his loins.
the Doctor has managed to keep the wolf
from his door. 81 80
The theory that white men cannot endure,
the labor required to utilize the sugar and
cotton crops bids fair to be exploded. Ex-a
periments made by Southern planters who
have imported laborers from the cold regions
of Sweden show that Swedes do more work
and suffer less sickness than native born
blacks under the same conditions
Koopmanschap, the famous importer Of
heather Chinee, has been to Tuscaloosa,
Ala, to look after the interests of about $50
Cinnamon who were taken there to work on
a railroad and have received no pay. He
found them living on blackberries and craw-
fish, and probably deemed the diet healthy
for the Mongolian constitution, as he left
them to continue the same regimen.
In Lancaster, Ohio, the people engaged
in the lest celebration of our nations inds-
pendence were fortunate in the engagement
of cplored chaplain who graduated from
Oberlin College, and was progressive in his
ideas, as may be judged from the concluding
prayer which he vented on the occasion of q
mixed assemblage of patriotic celebrants: ~
pray the Lord I may live to osee the day when
the colored man may forget his prejudice 90
far as to be willing to receive all other races
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