Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
1880

1880
A single house in Catsklll N. Y. IS SAID, oy
the Messenger Of that town, to have shlPpee
to New York, during the last year. I,o'I
|frkin, Of butter, and 326,lG7 sides Of soa
leather. The former article is supposed &c
have brought in our market $4,000 dollars
and the latter $979,4Ol.
M,LroS's GRAxp-DAucHTER.-M rors.
ter granddaughter to Milton, the Immortal
author Of Paradise Lost kept a chandler's snol
at Lower Holloway, i few miles from LONDON
and died at Islnstcn, May 9th, 1854, IN the
Goth wear other age; and by her death Al.
Millions family became extinct. She had
lived many wears in 4 low way, and was ~
last depressed with poverty and the 'nf'r'n''
ties Of old age. Ii does not appear that
anv Of her grand fathers admirers :ook any
notice Of her I'LL 1880, when on the lotn OF
April that wear, Comus was represented al
Drurv Lane Theatre, with new Prologue
written by Johnson and spoken by Garr'ck'
for her benefit, which produced her about
Gl30!
N.v,e.,,oy.--The Steam Boat, Anthony
Waync. left here yesterday morning, tor
Providence. (head Of the Maumee kaP'ds.)
and will return about next "Wednesday:
The canal is navigablc to Huntington, ana
Boats are arriving and departing almost hour
". The break ~ the Canal below Hunting
ton, will suspend navigation beyond that
point but a short time, when direct line OF
water conveyance will be open from Lake
Eric. via Fort Wayne, to l.aPro, Peru, and
soon to Logansport.-(Fort Wayne Sent.
Tnr NEw Yonx SIR SYsrEx.--A letter
TO the Buffalo Advertiser from corresPon-
dent at Chicago says:
..rhere has been much excitement IN town
to-day. owing to the discovery ct ono OF 'he
pamphlets published in New York, contain
ing the report Of tho SrIEs sent out oy the
New York merchants to pry into the PriVa'e
or domestic atlairs Of the Western merchants.
I haze seen the book, and have not the least
he sitation in pronouncing It one OF the grea'
est libeIs, $50 far as Chicago is concerned,
and presume it is equally true with regard
to other places.) ever put in print. Our
Merchants have not yet determined on the
course they will persue with it, but will prob,
abiy come to some understanding soon.
think it is more than probable that hereafter
thew will 20 to Philadelphia for their goods.
have expressed their determination
TO do so. unless those Of whom they purchase
in New York will utterly disown any con-
nec,ion with the odious Spy System recent
IL established. Some have sC0rH to use ev-
cry exertion to ferret out tie authors and
them for libel. This town - not
alone; but all the prominent towns IN the
West, from Chicago down to New Orleans.
are in the book, and probably all the pr'nc'-
pal merchants names are down. The pa
pers of next week will probably give you
further particulars"
SUMMARY JrsrcE.-The summary procec-
dincs which the Lynch code authorizes IN
certain, cases were recently enforced IN tins
vicinity. A negro, named Bill Johnson was
EMPLOYED to wait upon 4 sick man through
the night OF Wednesday. The wife and child
of the invalid, were the only persons, besides
the black, in the room in which Re lay-that
being the only one occupied by the distressed
family. In the course of the night, the negro
after having committed some Of the grossest
indecencies attempted to riolate the unpro-
tected wife a, the very bedside Of her dying
husband! She resisted. and foiled him IN ms
internal purpose. On the next day her hus-
band died. The black miscrsant was per-
suaded to leave his bed on the night following.
bv some persons who determined TO punish
him. and being conveyed to a suitable place.
received eighty-two well administered aPP!i-
cations Of . raw hide. and was suffered TO
r.,urn 70 his home. r oytcr Journal.