The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-26
NUMBER 80.
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eel 81. AueUsftNa. Sept. 49,.
-. FROM lyDIAS RIvER-Nors Depredations.
The steamer Nina. Capt. Magee, arrived here
yesterday from the SopiherRcoaa, whittier she
had gone. to convey three companies Of q, 8.
troops. By herwe ifyn lbat ;be Indians had
returned 10 The settlements On Indian River, and
burned several more ofIhcS Shogses. ,Messr... j.
H.. Gatiis, Havana. and others, who made theif
escapcin July last, on the firsf outbreak, bad
returned 10 Indian River,tio, Iook after ihcif
property, and with the i,.iepiion Of endeavorjse
to maintain their position. Tier, baye now,
the second time, been COMPEL ~ Zee for their
lives, and have now gone 10 Key. West. They
discovered the approach Of Ilbs Indisnsin tips
10 make their escape. One Of tao Companies
of troops are now stationed at Indian R..e
and if the Indians again make iheir. appearance.
it is to be hoped they will meet, With rarm
reception. -, -.
The steamer Nina proceeds this day 10 Pa.
laika, for the purpose of conveYing Maj. Row
lands Company dewathe Southern coast =
The schooner Ehron s;s4--s5 eaWr Eavifs,
arrived here on Sunday last from Charlestou,
and is now discharging.
The schooner Del Norte, Capt. Pikham, ar.
rived here last week, from New York, afier
passage of SO days. -.
NAsHAILLE RAIL RoAp.-Tha bonds of tho
city Of Nashville for its subscription 10 the
Nashville and Chs:anooga Raj Road, were
taken as follows: Messrs. Corcofsn e Riggs
S65,000; Elliot & Geo. Riggs, $$55 600; Cam.
man q Whitshouse, S3o, 600 i, Meyer q Stu
ker, $25, 900; Ward & Co.. $4,000; Charm.
ley 8 Whelen, 500, 900. The balance, ss0,:
600, is 10 be divided pro rafa in November and
January. 4 large portion Of the bcnds went
abroad, in the steamer, for sale IN Epfope.-e
The President OF the company, MI. Stevenson.
went over in the America, with the proceeds Of
this loan in his pocke, 10 buy the iron for the
road.-M. o. Picayrine. - @
The LuSes.-On ezanniaaliony fhs Jung. Mill
be found full of innumerabie iitileah6fess like
sponge. afhrsc holes are tha cells ffnfe,which
thetairs enters when we breathe. Il So areat;i Is
their number, tba, they have been calcpaied
to amount to 100000 '000s fafmise q s,ufsrs
thirty times greatersihaR the shuman ihody.-,
Every one ofthese cells 10 provided with net.
work of blood vessels, 1y -mcaus Of which ihe
blood is brought into ifnrnediaf4 contact with
air over every portion Of their surfnce.. When
this great atnoint is taken INTO consideration,
we shall at once feel how necessaTyt 1t ialo cup.
ply pure air to tbellungs with eSesyshreaih rwe
draw. ,rn .ts r'1s.s-'e
No FLoeGrSG OF WIvEs.-A man was tiled
in Railway, N. T., for an assault and bane.y
on his wife. Judge Green said, that 'in.the
history of the Common law, il was held justi6a.
bic for a man to beat bis wife witf q rod not
thicker than his thumb. but ii tthis enlightened
country. It was held that no man had a rieAlto
strike hisr,rife at all. This is CLEARLY sound
doctrine. In marrying, man swrars to pro.
tect and cherish his wife-,herefare it he strikes
her, he commits both perjury and assanl, and
battery. Certainly, ton, a wife should be en-.
titled to as great protection hy the law as a
stranger. :, -.t,.. - ,.,..,s. ..s,....,-.
JAIL ,BURNr,-We ATE informed that the Jail
in Trenton, Dade county. Georgia, was burned
down a few nights ago. Twas suppased, it was
done by some persons to destroy prisoner ny
the name Of Russell, whose evidence wonld con:
vic, others of crime. But fortunately The ,pris.
oner was not destroyed or permilled 10 escape
These are the particulars as We. heard them.'
ChattaaOoga Gazehe, Sept. IL.
COMMERCE OF New ontEass.A- The amount
OF tonnage that entered New Orleans sdprinethe
year ls4s was s63, $40 tons, sgaias, 0o0.4ss
last wear. The value Of expostsios the'yrar-
ending 3Oth June last was S65, ,397 ,5Ti, against
s67, ls2, 1928 the previous year The value Of
the receipts from their interior, during the past
four years, was as follows:-1a4s-9. $sl 1885,.
692 ls47-s, 7a,779,l5r; 1e46-7, Ss0, ,G33,.
256; 1886, S77,l93, AGA. -. 7s,
Tho Charleston Courier says !. 7" We are re.
oues,ed TO state that Delegates to the ST. Louis
and Memphis Convention will be+rasscd over
the South Carolina, Georgia, and Western and
Atlantic Rail Roads free of charge, going and
returning. Tickets f,r which can be obtained
a, the Rail Road Office, State street" "''
Az Easy RULE FOR FARMERs.-A aaqnarter'
Of wheat" is an English measure, OF eigh, s,an:
dard bushels; so if you see that quoted at ifiy.
six shillings, it is scren shllings a lushel. 4
shilling is twrnty.f,ur cents: multiply by seven
and you have 81 6s per bushel. ss,a- -.
The daughter Of the Queen Of Sweden, who
is ahon, to marry Louis Napoleon; has dowry
OF E4,000,000 sterling - =
Louis Napoleon has written letter TO the
Emperor of Russia, congraiula'ing him on his
success agains, the Hnngarians.
The whskry trade of Cincinnati is enormous.
Duriar he. commercial year Of AIS, there
were l7O, ,436 barrels vi whiskey Imported into
,ba, civ, and lo5.ll9 barrels exported. Dur
ing the year of 4s-9. the imports were 1885,
5O9-cxp ports l36,9ll barrels. ..s.-.e
A Curious ipEA.-Gutta pcrcha tubes aro'
now laid in some English churches, from the
pn!pit. to the pews Of deaf persons, by which
,bey are enabled to hear the preachcr.ssy
In consequence. too Of tie peculiar power
oossesscd hv This tubing for the trans,nissipn Of