The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-07-19

-Four thousand crates of peaches have
been shipped from Yorkvllc and sur
rounding county thus far for this sea-
son.
Ben Hill describes Blaine as man
with tongue that never tires, an am
bition that never sleeps, face that ncv'
er bushes, 4 conscience that never hcsl.
tates.
By the laws Of Florida no man who
has ost an arm or u leg, 10 matter how
or when, or from what cause, can be
taxed Tor any business he may enter IN
to, always excepting the liquor busl-
ness.
General Sherman makes a prediction
that the President who takes his seat in
1881 will be the man who fought on
the Confederate side, who was young
enough to see that he WIS ir error,
and has acknowledged it.
Preparations are being made for q
grand Gubcrnatorial cX;ursion, in which
ali of the executives will unite for an
interchange Of official courtesics. and for
an examination Of the great commercial
anl manufacturing centrcs.
II is rumorcl that the President will
in few days publish Il proclamation res
ending the calling Of On extra session
of Congress in October. THIS will post
ponc the meeting OF the two houses un-
iii their usual time.
Washington, in addition to its other
and ca,ami!irs. has been Wis
ited by an epidemic Of malaria, caused
by the tearing up Of the streets for the
purpose Of repairing the rotten wooden
pl .cmcnts. \ large number Of people
are sick. Congressman may consider
fortunate that the extra scS-
sion was postponed unit! the fall.
Lieutenant Governor DorShcimcr, OF
New York, in Il card to the New York
san, states that it =, "lthin his personal
knowledge that Mr.. Tildcn was not in
favor Of tic Electoral Commission Mr.
Dor,tcimcr IS I'm intimate, personal AMI
political friend of Mr.. Tildcn.
Fifty Jewish houses IN Cincinnati,
rcrrcscntins an aggregate OF over Sl0..
$50, 900 of capital, have published a
card in the Cincinnati papers pledslng
themselves to entertain no business re-
la,ions whatever with the house OF y.
r. Stewart & Go. Among them are
several hcavsaloihinS houses.
Texas las fifty wheat producing coun-
ties. one Giih of which, lfrully cul;ya
ted, would produce S6,01O,00 Of Grain.
It. has also Go,l20, 900 cotton yielding
acres. which, if taxed to the extent of
their productivencss, would yield 6,962'
600 bales more than the entire product
of the world.
Ncwjcry county is taking steps :oin.
ycstigatc the Indebtedness Of the county,
the same having been largely and unnc-
ccSsarily increased 10y the Radical GOV
crnmcais, which have hal control. y
committee OF three vii! b. appointed
bv the Governor to conduct 'hc invcstl-
gaiiou.
T!. woih of tie investigating com
m:tcc c1u>cs much uara,in IS among Il
certain cla.s in Columbia, and there are
many both in AMI ou; of Columbia, who
look a. if they expected to be ssnt for
and could not 90. The day ot rctrihu-
ton has come. there i, going to bc trou-
bic in the wigwam before Tie wo!k is
through with.
AIutant General Mois, is diligently
investigating the ways anil means by
which half million dollars was spent
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