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Phineas Camp, an American Congregational divine; born in Walton, N. Y., 1819; died 1903. He wrote: “ Women of the Bible”; a series of “ Heroes of the Rebellion” (Grant, Eric on, Farragut, Sherman, ete.); “Court and Camp of Dayid.’’ Head Money, a tax of 50 cents imposed by act of Congre , Aug. 3, 1882, on every immigrant brought to -the United States. The national act ee that the tax shall be paid — y the master or owner of the ve el. bringing the immigrants — to the collector of the port, and by him turned over to the treasury of the United States, to be used by the secretary to defray the expenses of regulating immigration and to relieve such immigrants as are in distre .