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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29


The painful duty OF announcing The deatni
OF our much esteemed and highly respected
friend and fellow citizen, CHARLES A |
HUGUs, Esq., devo'v-s upon us to-day He;
depar;ed this life on he evening fihe 23dl
inst, OF bilious ;ypi old fever, after linger
iag and painful Illness Of about twenty-five,
days.
This, we are sure, will be startling, as well,
rs sac intelligence. TO such OF lis numerous,
friends, in all parts OF this county, as have
not already heard it. We have seldom, IN,
the course o: a Iosg editor al experience. had
a more pa null duty 10 discharge. Stricken,
down by Geath,. in the yigor o. manhood, and,
when just entering upon On honorable and
brilliant career, seems, indeed, an inscru.i
bic and incompreLensible decree Of an all
wise Providence. But His ways are not ours,
and while we bow submissively to the unseen
hand that deal, the affecting blow. our copi
Gus tears attest the depth oiouF sorrow.
Mr.. II. had rot beena residea. of this plac I
ouise twelve montEs,-bnt in that brief peri
cd has btained the respect aad conhds nce
OF troops o. friends Our acq aintsnce with
the ismented deceased embraced but few
short months, but during that brief period we
had learned to smire' hlm for his command
rns abilities; respect him for his private worth,
and love him .or his goo mess OF heart We
had promised rself the benefit OF his coun
sci and talents in the discharge o. our ardu-
ous duties in future political campaigns, bu'
our hopes. in tits e pect, cannot be realized.
In tie la.t exciting canvass, though coGpar-
atlvely stranger ia this community he was
Nv common consent constituted tie leader o.
the Republican ph lanx OF Marshall county.
The srjor, zeal, and enthusiasm dlsp aged by
lin on all occasions sttesfed his devotion 10
the Republican cause and the gnllantry with
which he led its serried ranks to battle, i no
to victory, exhibited his fine IS for he posi-
lion. lie l,bored cheerful y, and willing
sacrificed line and money for the success o
pnnc pies, which he sincerely believed to be
IN accordance with those proclaimed ly oui
Revolutionary ancestors, and though success
did ntt crown his ,fTcrts, his patriotism shown
all tbe brighter for lis cheerful aceuissence t.
L
With the History OF the deceased pr viou'
10 our acquaintance with him here we know
but little We believe he was .itor OF pa
per COR some time al MassiIl n, Ohio; IN whica
position he exhibited energy, tact and ability
Afterwards he studied law, and entered upol
the practice of it at this place. Success wa
Beginning 10 Crown his labors when death Ian
his relentless hand up n him.
All that kind m,ther and brother, WHIT
ha tened at bis call TO his bedside, a ded b,
medical skill, could do was exerted IN his b;
half, bu in vain. He now lies IN the COLI
tomb. in an adjoining State, where he made
his debut into public life, where reside thu
friends OF his early manhood aud while they
weep over his grave, others. far away, vii
drop tear 10 his n mory-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

LlME.-Common per Dbl Local so; Water
,75a2 90.
LinSecedI,l5 per gallon; t,e5 for
boiled. Lard OIL i,05.
ONIONS 50, s0a3, 90 per bnsllel.
POTATOES-Plenty. at 75asoc per bushei.
POULTRY.-D chickens a-e worth
14ai6c each. Turkeys Sa9c per Id.
PORK held FIRMLY at sl9a20 for mess; long
mildles in boxes &c; shoulders in dry salt
&c aud si4 per bbl in pickle, Lard lai &C.
SEEDS--TImothi S.,Tl2,62 per Blu. Cio
asA So 50a6,75.
slLT~Fiue. ner single bbi s2a,,22; in lots
81 .90al %. Dairy. Ii lb sacks Ice; m BAT
rels of ON lbs including sacks S5,fo--
Coarse. perpackase OF $50 ID: s',3I
TALLOW--F.rm at lialrsc Tor renaefe1
and &c in the rous
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
speeial Notifes

r. BRowx's ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GlSGER.--
We cali the a,tcation of our readers To the adj
yertismrut in our columns. of that well esiab-
lished remedy Browns Essence OF jamaica
Ginger" prepared only 10y its proprietor, at
the corner + fifth aud Chestnut Streets. IL
is at all times beneficial. but at This season,
when affections of the stomach aud bowels
and particularly The Summer complaint are so
comiaon. no individual Or family should be
without it. As companion for travellers on
long journeys and by sea, it will be found in
valuable,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
AMERICAN HOUSE,
SOUTU pIYM0IlTE. I'M.

VIVH[S well known Hou E, formerly kept
by @. p. Cherry, has been leased bythe
undersigned, with the intention OF keeping a
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT,
for the accommodation of The Ir,veling Pablo.
They will spare no pains 10 render all who
favor them with their custom as comfortable
as possible Theirtabie shall always be sup
piled with the best the country affords
sThe commodl,us stables attached shalt be
we'll supplied with p ovender and in charge
OF sttrntive ostlers.
r. 5. & W. TUESDEEL
dccIa, 1e5S--lIu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
ScYEDULE OF PROPERTY:

1000 $4,000
The Projectors OF the above Distribution
are offering 10 the Public extraordinary ad-
vaniages in this enterprise, so that by the
simple investment of 81 they have an oppor-
tunity 10 get a start in the world which may
realise to them permanent and lasting ben
eft. 1t may get you land enough for home
stead, which means might otherwise be thrown
away upon useless indulgences.
The land in the above Distribution lies with
in FIVE miles of Plymouth. Ind, is well tim
bered with oak, cherry and poplar. and with
in one mile Of a steam saw mill and in an ex-
ceIlent neighborhood.
The following is the description OF the Land
in the above Distribution:
n W CT OF the or OF sec IA TIP "a Range =
W ar of the n or OF sec Ii tip "a Range ,
n or of The wqr of sec IA TIP 81 Range 2
or OF the n W or OF sec II tip "a Range
The Companypledge themselves 70 give a
clear title for the prizes as soon as called up
on after the Distribution. s--ssa -
This Property is offered at the cash valee
and can be examined before the Distribution
by the stock holders.
The Titles are Unqucstionabic.
Members not present at the Distr button
will have the property awarded them taken
care of until called for.
Dec. %, 1S55.-fm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

NJ The rapid charges OF weather ia our va
table climate is peculiarly trying I" the consii
tuition of the weak aud delicate Rheumatism,
Pain and Aching Of the Bones, Neuralgia.
Hacking Cough. &C.. not only affects them, bui
sezes hold on many who are now most vi5o-
rous and healthy.
To all SUCH We cannot In too strong terms
recommend the use of Carriers Spanish Nix
ture. 1t cures disease by purifying the blood,
sad ,xpelliag from the system all the lnpuri-
ties which tend to generate or retain disease;
il is perfectly Harmless, and has gained for IT.
sell a reputation as an alternative and strength
enins tonic, Nh.csa Is not approached by an,
medicine now before the public. As a remedy
for Scrofula. and the very worst forms OF de-
prIved blood, no medical discovery yet made
qaals it, The proprietors of this valuable
remedy arc in daily receipt of letters from all
parts The country detailing cures by Critters
Spanish Mixture, after all the efforts of Physi-
clans and the regular rem cdics # the probes
sion had signally iailvd. We take great Plear
sure ia calling the attention Il the afil cted 10
its merits as a medicinal agent oil singular
and extraordinary efficacy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

CORRECTED WEEKLY.

SPECIE PAYING BANKS.
Brookville bank, Rockville.
Bank OF the Capitol. indianapolis.
Bank OF Elkha,t, Elkhart ~
Bank OF Gosheg, Goshen s
Bank OF Indiana. Michigan CITY. hfs
Bank OF Monticello, Monticello.
Bank of Mt. Vernon, Mt Vernon
Bank of North America, Clinton. fie
Bank OF Paoli, Paoli.
Bank OF Rockville, Wabash.
kBank OF Syracuse, Syracuse.
1 Bank of Salem, Salem. sESeE tfs
] Bank of Warsaw, Warsaw.
Bloomington Bank, bloomington
5Canal Bank OF Evansville, Evansville.
Crescent City Bank, do.
cambridge City Bank. Cambridge City.
central Bank, Indianapolis. lei
Exchange Bank, Greendasile.
SFayette county Bank, Connersville-
Farmers and Mechanics Bank. Indianapolis
(cloSing.) 't M
Tanners Bank, Wesifeld.
4 Hoosier Bank, Logansport.
Huntington county Bank, Huntington.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
indian Reserve Bank, Kokomo.
Indiana Farmers Bank, franklin
indiana Stock Bank, Laporte-4
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Merchants & Mechanics Bark, New Albany
Parke County Bank. Rockville.
aPrairie City Bank, Terre Haute.
Southern Bank of Indiana, Terre llaute.
iSalem Bank, Salem.
Estate Bank of Indiana and Branches.
tTraders Bank, Indianapolis, (closing)
q rippecanoe Bank .Logansport.
q NorE.-The above list embraces the STATE
EBank and Branches, aud such OF the specie
SPaying Ere . Banks as are doing legitimate
3busness and having regular Bepklng Houses
a-5-For the future we shall omit those tha
2are not current, as there are about as man,
4prices upon their issues as there are shasinl
Aslfops to issue them.
cramercy Bank. Lafayette, ('nokc.)
JShawnse Bank, Attica. (bioSc.)
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
ASTONISHING CURE WITH ONLY ONE
BOTTLE,
prrsorE IsiE, AruoSfook c., Me-,

Il
PErsour IsiE, Aroosfook c., Me-,
Anrll. 9th, 1854.
JOS. HALL & CO., s~y<. "We here
with send You a certificate OF cure by the
use of only one bottle of the German
B.iters; We think Mr.. CT ,rk To be man OF We
raoi,y and have no doubt Of the truth d his
story"
Messrs.Jns. b. Hall s Co,-Genilemen III
answer 70 your inquiries, will state that my
daugh'er, aged about l6 years. has been CON-
planning of pain in her side for SIX or seven
Years. aid about tue first Of January last, was
taken down aud confined to her bed. Tie
pain IN her side very severe. besides bcinS
troubled with pains between her shoulders ans
in II, r breast. From reading humber oil cures
d, rgormcd by "Hooh ,rd' $ German Bitters,'
was induced to- try it in her case, ard sent TO
sour store and purchased one bottle. She had
taken it bat few days when sire began To im-
prove. anil now, after tikins only one bottle
she is enjoying better health than she has fpI
years. She feels no pain in her side or IA
any part Of her body, and attributes her cure
entirely to the German Bdter'.
,mon Brook. Aroostook Co., Me,
Sec advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

NJ We have had several severe cold
DAYS here, but the thermometer at many
other places has been lower than il has
hero. Our old friends "down south" ore
complaining Of cold weather. The Ohio
river rs bridged orsr with ice at Cincin
natl. and other points below as Ear down
Is Evansville. Navigation is. Of course,
suspended.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
Pleasant Residences,

being IS feet front 10y lee deep, and situate
near the Court House.
The personal property consists OF all claS
ses OF well selected Jewelry OF every descnp
ton too numerous TO mention.
Secondly: Said property is divided into Five
Thousand Six Hundred sheres of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
PLYMOUTH
STOCK COMPANY,
Plymouth, Marshall Co., Ind.

J. L Ii u M " q y u.
HAVE 81, 900 worth OF Property 10 dispose
IL OF 10 one thousand persons, every person
receiving portion of The property a. the dis
tTibution.
The purchase Of Certificate OF Sock en-
titles the holder thereof to membership. and
10 such share Of the property as may be a
wartled TO him by committee OF Three for
Distributing, which will take place as soon as
one thousand certificates are sold, notice
whereof will be given by publication or 9th
erwise BY Purchasing Certificate the hol-
der NAV receive at The distribution 40 acres
OF land, or other very valuable property, for
a very small amount OF money. Then let
not this opportunity slip o. SO p tofiabio an
investment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
Lumber for Sale,

Lion Sc. 50, $40. SIP and sls per 1000,
IL according to quality. Bills OF lumber
filled on short uotlce. Logs sawed on The
shares, or Tor any and all kinds OF produce.
IJ Farmers, now is your time to build.
Lumber is cheap, and can be had in exchange
for any thing raised on the farm.
ians A. FULLER 3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

NoTICE.

MY Grist Mill is IN good repair, and a
lvI good Miller on hand. All who want
good Flour can have it by bringing good
Wheat. We expect to do the best we can
No Miller can satisfy every man; some will
not be Pleased
u Cash paid for Wheat
JAMS A. FULLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

NJ Paddock's L. S Bank Mirror for Jaau
sry, containing accounts Of the latest Bans
failures, new Banks, counteriets, &C., ha
been received.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
GRAND
Distributing Enterprise!
MIKE Y'OURsEzE
RECH FOR 81.
TkEO.NPSO.s' a. co.

Are the owners Of Five Thousand Six Hun
dred Dollars worih o. valuable properly, which
they arc now offering 10 the public upon the
following very fair and honorable terms, to-
wit:
First: Said property consists Of Five Thou
sand Six Hundred different articles, among
which are the following:
lst.-20 feet front by i26 deep on the
south part Of Lot No. ), in Plymouth,
valued at 81 ,0ce
2nd.--33 other tow "A lots in an addition
10 the town OF Plymouth, numbering
from ! 10 ,, and from 10 Sc, both
inclusive, and each valued at 90 $500
3d.--A STOCK OF JewelTy Of all descrip-f
tons, such as Watches, Chains Pm
ellis and Breast-Pins, valued at $500
$1,000
The Real Estate first above mentioned is
situate in The best locality in town for bns-
ness, and has thereon new two story bull
ding with good Store Room and Ware
House, which readily
Rents for Two Hundred Dollars
per year, and up stairs rooms thai also will
Rent for One. Hundred Dollars.
The SO lots sc condly describe 4, are situate
IN a portion OF the town adapt ed 10 Dwelling
Houses, and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
MAIRTwD

On the Odd inst, by Rev. "A, Fuller, Mr..
I LAZARUS CUrrER and Miss MARY ]. CHAMP
LIN
On the same day. by the same. Mr.. AMOS
III. SrEvEsSoS and Miss ElScaA CURTIS, all of
this county aft-T
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

n Yesterday aud the day before wer
beautiful springlike days Fires were bu
little nee led.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

a The Court of Common Pleas, for this
c unty, was in session last week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

Flnx.-A stable. belonging to ESQ IN
Case. Of this place. with . quantity o
Hay. was consumed b. FIRE yesterday az
tsrnoon- nss1 Is
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

IT Fire-vooI taken in payment OF sui
scriptions 10 this paper. if delivered soon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

Having recently received large additions TO
orr lob Ole, in the way of,Jo5 and Card
Tyoe, OF the latest and handsomest styles,
we are now prepa ed 10 execute jobs OF eve
ny description IN a style inferior 10 no other
establishment in northern Inliana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

IT Country Produce OF almost eve-y Kline
taken in payment Of subscriptions 10 the lie
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

and numbered from | TO $500 inclusive, and
any person paying One Dollar is entitled to
Certificate Of Membership for one Share OF
Stock.
Here then is a chance for person 10 make
himself
RICH FOR ONE DOLLAR,
and in order that all may know how the thing
is 10 be managed, and that il is no swindlc,
but those receiving Certificates having fair
and honorable chance Of receiving what his
Certificate calls for, we give the entire plan
Said property consists OF $500 different ar
ticles-the description OF each is put upon a
paper and sealed up, and on the outside they
are numbered so as TO correspond with the
numbers of the Certificates. No. OF the
Certificate emitting the holder to No. OF
the Property, &c. The persons describing
The Property and sealing the same being diff
ferent from those numbering the same. BY
this YOU see all must be done honestly.
Good Titles will be made for the Property
drawn as soon as called upon after division.
Distribution 10 be made as soon as all the
Shares are sold, and persons not present will
have their Property taken care oil until called
for
ANY person enclosing money for Certificates
will upon receipt have RENTED to him one
Certificate for each dollar, OF the number hs
may select, but if those selected are taken,
the mex. numb er nearest will be selected.
NJ All communications sho uld be adj
dressed 10
THOMPSON & CO.,
Plymouth, Ind.
Jan. Is, ls56.--15tf.
N. BAH communications requiring re-
ply must also contain stamp 10 pay postage
or their letters will not be answered.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

u The Circuit Court for this county NEE
next Monday week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

Man doubles all The evils of his fate BY
pondesins over them; scratch becomes
. vound, slight Az injury, Jest an in.
suit snail peril great danger. and .
digit sickness often ends in death By
breeding sPprshensions.
II @e.csse the love OF others. We
20 - 10 ssss - z.rt ~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

IocAI DEPARTMENT.
AGENTS.

The following gentlemen have kindly col
en.ed TO act as Agents for US. Ia soIcitii
subscribers to the Republican. Any none
paid either Of them Cor Subscriptions, advert
sing or 'b-work, wiz be The same as If Pa'
High VI CIV. E o.. Green t'wlshIp-
Moses N. Leland, do do
C,sper Fox. Esq, North towusHP'
Levi Grim. ESQ.,. do DO
D. u. Lewis, Uaion 30
E.A. Mann, Tip, ecan0ctcwi.
s. II. Cons. E-q-. TIP canoe -
James o. Parks E~q.. Bonro m.
James Hamil:cu. West township.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

o--Dick Thompson, having failed -
secure his Cain Of forty odd thousand
dollars of the government, we hope Bright
|wtlsrd & Co will SEQ that he is proper
lIy cared for by the ADMINISTRATION Yin.
Gaz
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
|Neru advertisements
INSoLvENT NOTICE,

SOLVENT NOTICE.
4 t the January term Of the Court of
N Common Pleas of MARSHALL county, the
ate OF benjamin III. Johnson, deceased.
was declared probably insoivens- Creditors
are therefore MT fed that the same will be
settled accordingly. ef 1854
JAMES NJ. BROWN, Admir-.
Ian 90 1877 -1-ff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
PIJBlfC NOTICE.

THERE will be an election held at the NJ.
E. Church, in this town, on Saturday the 18th
of February. 1857, ats O'Clock. p. NJ, TO- the
purpose of electng a Board of Trustees for
said church. All persons interested viii
please take notice.
w S. TIARKER, Pastor.
Plymouth, Jan. 9Th, 1871 I'D asr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
Good Titles will be made for the Property
drawn as soon as called upon after division

Jdu. 10, Icoo---IJlI.
NJ BAH communications requiring re-
ply must also contain stamp 10 pay postage
or their letters will not be answered.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-23

Ned, smiling, "for the witch was fair,
ly caught i'll her own trap"
But Kate Drew" queried Phil, ia
king long Whit at his cigar.
ooh, Tom Ashley came home in the
Europa; and in fortnight they are t,
be doubled. But she's promised to g
down to Beechwood first, to be Jenny.
bridesmaid"
"And Seraphine Love?'
as Seraphine Love still-lackadai
sacal, sentimental, and devoted to the
Nine, as ever. They say she's got a
volume of poems in press-'BiigALed
Buds or some such pathetic title
Jenny and | have sent in orders to the
publisher for hundred copies or SO,
in advance of the trade, to distribute
among our friends as literary bijoux
But enough! consider yourself held by
an engagement at Beechwood this day
week, to kiss the bride and eat we'd
ding cake.n
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-23

A VALUABLE VoTE.-A gentleman be-
ing in hurry to vote yesterday, be-
fore proceeding to Sacramento, depos-
tied at the third ward polls a check
for one hundred dollars instead of a
ballot. But the most laughable part
Of the joke occurred afterwards. Dis
covering his mistake when about 60
ing on board the boat, he came run
ming back, and finding that lie could
not get his check before the counting
of the ballots commenced, he voted
again, and put his name on the ballot,
that the inspectors might know the
check belonged to him. He also left
orders to have it drawn, and part of
the amount spent for wine. But he
was not to vote yesterday F.; for on COM
ing to the ballot with his name on,
they found that he had in his hurry
folded two together, and SO the gentle
mans vote counted for nothing--San
Francisco Herald.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-23
NUMBER 80.

number of distinguished officers in the
to JON their commander. Among them
was General Torejon, who led the
cavalry at Buena Vista, and Major
General Batonio Gaona and his son.
The latter was dangerously wounded
by Dr.. Kane, who i'll personal encoun-
ter, ran him through the body with his
sword. When the skirmish was over,
the Doctor finding that his antagonist
was seriously injured, had recourse to
his surgical skill to save his life, and
the result proved that it was one Of no
ordinary character. With no other
instrument than the bent prong Of
fork and piece of pack-thread, he
tied up an artery from which the life
of the young soldier was fast ebbing.
and placed him in condition that he
could be conveyed to Puebla. No
sooner, however, had he concluded this
humane act, than he was informed by
young Gaona that he overheard Do
mingucz say he would take the life Of
his father, because he had at one time
put him in prison. DR.. Kane instant
ly intertered, placed himself between
the escort and his prisoners, and threat
ened to shoot the first man that at
tempted the life of Major Gaona.
Dominguez became infuriated, Or
dered his men to charge; but the first
man IN the company, named Palaseoz,
fell before the fire of DR.. Kane, who
piled his revolver with fatal effect up-
on all who came within his reach
With a severe lance wound in his
thigh, he managed to keep them at
bay, and saved his prisoners from their
fury until he arrived in Puebla, where
they were placed under the charge of
Colonel Chllds. Dr.. Kane, whose
wounds were very serious: was detain-
ed here for many days, during which
he was attended and nursed with the
most tender care by the family Of Ma
or GaOna.
On the return Of peace he was as
signed to the Coast Survey, under Pro
lessor Rachc, ami was at work in the
Gulf OF Mexico, when the iberslity of
MIR. Grinneil stimulated the Govern
ment OF the United States to the first
American expedition in search of Sir
john Franklin. DR.. Kane inn.ediate-
ly volunteered his services, and was
accepted as the Senior Surgeon of the
squadron. His personal Narrative"
Of this cruise was published in 1862.
Scarcely had DR.. Kane completed
for the press the result OF his great
adventures in the Arctic regions than
he planned another expedition. He
gave several lectures in this and other
cities, upon the observations he had
made during his first voyage, and the
theory he had formed Of the existence
OF an Open Polar Sea beyond the bar
riers Of GLACIERS and icebergs which
seemed to bid defiance to the power of
man to penetrate. The interest mani
tested III the subject, attracted public
attention, and by the assistance of
Henry Grinnell, Esq, new expedition
was set on foot 1t departed from
New York on the 3lst day of May,
1888, and more than two years elaps-
ID before the party returned home
The result Of 1t is now before the pub
l.c. The remarkable discoveries it re-
cords have not only placed the name
Of Dr.. Kane first among Arctic expIo-
rers, but have contributed to the Lon~
Or and fame Of our country.