Campbell, Sir

COLIN. See CLYDE, (LORD.) Campbell, in Georgia, a N.W.central county, intersected by Chattahoochee River, and drained by Sweetwater Creek. Area, 360 sq. m. Surface. Undulating. Soil. Various. Grain and cotton are the chief productions; gold, iron, and soapstone are the principal minerals. Capital. Fair burn. Pop. in 1890, 9,200. Campbell, in Illinois, a post-village of Coles co., 8 m. S. W. of Charleston. Campbell, in Indiana, a township of Jennings county. -A township of Warwick co. Campbell, in Kentucky , a N. co., bordering on Ohio river; area , 120 sq. m.; bounded on the W. by Licking river. Surface , diversified; soil , very fertile. Cap ., Newport. Pop . in 1890, 44,200. Campbell, in Michigan, a post-township of Ionia co., 30 m. W. by N. of Lansing. Campbell, in Tenne ee , a N. E. county, bordering on Kentucky, and drained by affluents of the Cumber land river. Area , 450 sq. m. The central part of the co. is traversed by a ridge of the Cumber land Mountains: the surface being generally hilly, and thickly wooded. Cap . Jacks borough. Pop . in 1890, 13,500. Campbell, in Virginia , a S. county, with an area of 576 sq. m. It is bounded on N. by James river, and on S. by Staunton river: being also drained by Otter and Falling rivers. Surface , uneven; soil , generally fertile. Iron ore and granite are abundantly found. Cap . Rustburg. Pop . in 1890, 41,000. Campbell, in Wisconsin, a township of La Cro e co., on Mi i ippi river. Campbell Court-House, in Virginia , a village (now RUSTBURG), 130 m. W. S. W. of Richmond. Campbell Island, in the S. Pacific, Lat. 52° 33′ S., Lon. 169° 9 E. It is a lonely, mountainous, and small island, only 36 m. round, but valuable on account of its harbors. Campbell i tes, ( kam'el -lites) n. pl. See DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. Campbell's Bridge, in South Carolina, a post-office of Marion district. Camp bells burg, in Indiana, a post-village of Washington co., 45 m. N.W. of New Albany. Camp bells burg, in Kentucky, a township of Henry co., 31 m. N.W. of Frankfort, Campbell's Creek, in Indiana, flows through Hunting don co. into the Wabash. Campbell's Grove, in Iowa, a village of Ca co., 180 m. W. by S. of Iowa City. Campbell's Mills, in Connecticut, a post-office of New London co. m. S.E. of Ravenna. Campbell's Station, in Tenne ee, a post-office of Knox co. Campbellsville, in Kentucky, a p.-v. and twp., cap. of Taylor co., 75 m. S.S.W. of Frankfort. Campbellsville, in Tenne ee, a post-office and small place of Giles co. An action took place here, on Nov. 6, 1863, between a Union corps commanded by Burnside, and a Confederate force under Long street, in which the latter was repulsed with a lo of about 370 men, the National lo being about 300. Campbell ton, in Florida , a P. O. of Jackson co. Campbell ton, in Georgia , a post-village, formerly the cap. of Campbell co., on the Chattahoochee river, 100 m. N. W. of Milledgeville. Campbell ton, in Mi i ippi, a village of Itawamba connty. Campbell ton, in Mi ouri , a P. O. of Franklin co. Campbell stown, in Ohio , a post-office of Preble co. Campbell town, in New York , a village and town- ship of Steuben co., on Conhocton river. Campbell town, in Pennsylvania , a post-village of Lebanon co. Campbellville, in Pennsylvania , a post-office of Sul- livan co. Camp belt on, or Camp belt own, ( kam'el -ton,) a seaport of Scotland, co. Argyle, and its most important town, on the E. coast of the long, narrow peninsula of Cantyre. It is a neat and thriving place, with an excel- lent harbor, having from 6 to 13 fathoms water. Steam communication is regular between this place, Glasgow, and the W. coast of Scotland. Pop . 6,636. Camp'-boy, n. A boy on camp service. Camp Call, in North Carolina , a P. O. of Cleveland co. Camp'-ceiling, n. ( Arch .) A kind of ceiling used in the construction of attics or garrets. Camp Creek, in Ohio , a township of Pike co., on the Scioto River, 28 m. S. by W. of Chilli cot he. Camp Creek, in Tenne ee, a post-office of Greene co. Camp Douglas, in Utah , a military post of Salt Lake co., 3 m. E. of Salt Lake City. county. Campel'lo, in Ma achusetts , a post-village of Plymouth Camp Elk water, in West Virginia , a post-office of Randolph co.