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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-12
Curieu, Romance OF DR.. kane


The following facts concernir. DIR. Kane the
famous Arctic Explorer, and Miss Margaret Fox,
enc OF the young ladies' who established Roehes
ters fame for initiating the raps of the spirits are
quite interesting. They come TO Us from fair
correspondent who is fully conversaut with all
that is stated:
A book will probably appear within a shor,
time, giving the facts IN the history of DR., Kane
the Arctic Navigator, which have been hitherto
shrouded IN mystery. Ii is true that he was for
years engaged TO Miss Margsretta Fox, Que OF
the young ladies who first presented the pheno
mena OF "spirt rappng" DR. Kane fell in love
with the girl while che was sitting as "A public
medium in Philadelphia, in 1852, when she was
fifteen years OF age With her mothers consent
be removed her from ali association with the
splrltualls!s, aud placed her IN private school
near Phlladel phia 10 remain during his absence
in the Arctic regions On his return in 1855 they
we're 10 have been married, but the opposition OF
DR.. ksne'si family was such that Miss Fox re
leased him from his engagement. DE loved her
however, too well to live without her; and in
April, 1856. the engagement was renewed, with
the understanding that il should be kept secret
till the publication Of DR.. Kane, great work
should realize an independence for him Ia DC
tober, 1856, his physician having ordered Dr.
Kane to England, he was secretly married 10
Miss Fox, and made his will leaving We .hous-
and dollars 10 her In private trust TO his brother
| His last letter was addressed to her
This legacy was not paid. AMI some ipiuriou.
reports having been raised, Mrs kane's legal ad.
visers urged a suit for dover AZ the widow, and
the publication Of memoir. One was prepared
embodying l34 of DR.. Kane's love letters. and
Sir. Carleton had it in press when the publica
ton and suit were both stopped by a comproms,
| with the brothers and executor OF DR. Kane: they
agreeing TO pay the lady the interest of ,ht
money left her. and sum down to repay her ex
| penses, provided she would discontinue the sui
IN the Orphans Court, Philadelphis, aud would
seal up the letters. with the Ms memoir, and
| place them in the hands OF a trustee who woulc
surrender them TO the Kane family at her death
A bond was signed by the kane's in 1862 for
The observance of the terms they agreed to; Mrs
hane being permitted to reclaim her letters, kc
IN the event of their failure TO pay the quarterly
instalment ofinterest This agreement was ylo
lated by their refusal to psy-frst. the sum prom
ised for her expenses, then the quarterly install
ments, and in Jnne last Mrs. Kane reclaimed hel
letters of the trustee. She is now at liberty tC
publish the volume which is to establish her fair
lame, and to show the world the singular exam
pie of faithful love, enduring through unknd
ness and calumny The death of Mrs. Fox
Mrs. Kane mother. has retarded the publication
but it will doubtless appear in good time.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-12
DAILY SENTINEL.


Under tbis caption the Chie.go Republican.
JOS, ss loyal" a sheet as The Journal Is, bat
neither very patriotic Unless il uill pay. publishes
sppro,ingly the ioIlOsing action Of the Mime
sot. Repsblic.n Convention:
The Union State Convention Of Minnesota
have adopted = resolution in favor OF strict eco
nomy 10 our national expenditures, and they iur-
thef ask that soon ss The re essolsheo
credit Of The nation uil permit, the indebtedness
Of the United States sball be made TO bear less
rate Of interest than ss present. and all inequsli
tie. Of the burdens Of nIs,on shall be re-.
moved
This is ell the Democrats have claimed Nov
We inquire Of the Republican papers, Who have
charged that the Democracy we're in favor Of 10
pudiating the public dsoi for demanding that "a
inequalities OF the burdens Of taxation shall be
removed. whether the scton OF the Minnesota
Republican State Convention Is not inst much
in favor Of rspudissioni Tie Minnesota resolu-
ton goes a step further. il insists that" The in
destedns.s Of the United States shall De made to
bear q lsss rate Of interest than at present"
What 10 this but epudiAiion-impairing the obi
cation Of conlrae.si And Why does the Chicago
Republican favor TIRE Minnesota resolutionr We
give lie reasons in irs own words:
We commend the resolution OF the Union
men OF ainiesota 10 the Union people OF the
other States lis one Of the most sensible they
could have adopted. The West, especially,
wants cheap money. IL has thousands OF uses
for L. The channels of its industry will con
sumo all the capital We eau get for them for
years to come, and the cheaper We can get il, the
better We shall be enabled TO compete IN indus
trial operations with older States sud communi-
ties
And how can ''ali inequalities OF the burdens
of taxation be removed" unless all kinds OF
property are subject TO the same burdens of taxa
tionf The Republican SAYS the banks OF New
York lend money At five TO seven par cent. The
Government pays on It's loans from ave 10 seven
three tsntns per cent Where then the justice Of
sIenpung the capital invested in Government
bonds from State. cOuaiy aud city taxation aud
subject the capital invested in banking TO those
burdeDsi Does the Constitution OF the United
States. or the decisions Of the Supreme Court.
that will bear such construction. III they do, ve
inquire how the Minnesots Republicans propose to
get over these obstacles. when they declare that
"sll inequalities of the burdens Of t,xation shall
be removed A neighbor Of the journal
Is profound in Constitutional law. we subm.
this grave question to bim. and Jet him reconcile
the expression of his political friends with the
decisions OF Chief Justice MARsH,IL and Chief
Justice TssEY. as DC understands them-that is
that the holders OF the National securities mus
have the pound OF flesh
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-12
How TO Get IN Rreak fast.

NJ. Y. in black coat and white cravst, pre-
sented himself one morning at The house OF ID
", distinguished public functionsry, in
Paris NJ. " introduced himself
Monsieur" said be twill you permit me to
explain to you a plan BY which you can make
5OO 600 francs at once and without trouble"
Monsieur" replied N. with ths,
suavity for which he is aoted,"'I would listen 10
you with the greatest pleasure. but | Was about
to sit down at table with my family when you
were announced. If, however. you will do va
the honor TO breakfast with US. We can discuss
your business afterwards -
NJ Y accepted, ate like an ogre. was gay.
gallant and almost tender to Mile n After
the breakfast and the coffee. came cigars
1T you are ready TO talk shout business, /"
said Mr. ", 81 am entirely at your ser
vice"
My project is very simple, and can be very
easily carried out"
Very we'll"
on have a daughter TO marry. Monsieur"
Certainly; you have just seen her. But what
has that to do with the matterf"
gu propose to give her million francs for
her dowryT"
Monsieur, don't see your drift"
Will take her for halt the money!
Ii appeared that X, who lived by his
WIS, had devised this ingenious way to get a
breakfast
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-12

The Journal denies that there is any advan
tsge 90 far as taxation is concerned. in the casa
Of two nechs mics Who each exactly 900 a
year and live. upon $500 ,he one investing his
surplus 500 in a house and lot some indus
trial business. and the oher his 500 IN National
securities. The difference is just this neither
pay on that income any direct tax 10 the General
Government. bui tie holder of the bonds il FREQ
from State. county and .i,y taxes on mis- invest
ment while the mechanic who puts his money n
. house and lot. or anv industrial business. is
compelled to pay State, county and city taxes on
his investment Tie fact l.. that all incomes
from any source oyeg 5000 are subject to Ialion
b, the United States. whether it is derived from
interest on National securities. rents. profits in
business. or however il may be received This
fact demonstrates the injustice Of eKemptng
capital invested in Government bonds from the
same taxation for local purposes to which cspi
tai otherwise employed Is subject The latter,
while being subject 10 that burden, ha. also to
paw the same tribute 10 the General Governnen
,ha, 10 imposed upon capital invested in its
bonds The inequality and injustice of the e1-
emption of Government bonds from local taxa.
ton. or its squivslent. is so apparent to re-
quirs argument or illustration TO demonstrate
is, but the Journal insists that il would be repu-
diation TO place capital. no matter how invested
upon an equslity for all taxable purposes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-12
STATE ITEMS.

The expenses Of the Provost Mafshars Of
Gee in the Seventh district from June ls, 1863. 10
July fs,. 1865. was s3l 22s 81
ISrEEEsrTse IrExs-The Terre HAs,s CORES
pondent Of The Paris III Times gets OF the
following good things:
a wealthy company OF SPECTATORS have OBJ
tanned thirty years lease % the wabash and
Erie Canal from Tere Hsa,e 20 Evansville
They Dav a nominal sun annually for the Lessee,
and agree to put it IN good botting order in the
course Of two wears The estimated cost OF re
pairs is about $500 900. The certainty Of the
epterprise has produced perfect thrill In the
business sfairs Of Terre Haute Property in
eveTv part OF the city has already advanced
mere than fifteen per ceut The iron furnace 10
Greene county is 70 be Immediately repaired a,
immense cost Closet, Bales 4 Co of New
York. have purchased grounds in the southeast
par, Of the city, where they propose erecting an
extensive rolling mill. Some parties from Obi
cago have also been here 10 select a suitable site
in the upper part or town for paper mill. a
splendid line OF packets will be put on the canal
next summer, to run down into Greene, Pike.
and some other interior counties. Terre Haute
will now become one OF the largest manuisctur-
ing emporiums OF the North.
The Young Mems Mercantile Association
nave perfected arrangements Tor an extensive
course Of scientific and literary lectures this win
ter Among the celebrities who have accepted
invitations are. John Bright, England, subject:
Monogamia, or the common destiny OF the eau
casisu, Asistic and African races. John B
Cough. subject Temperance. G. Gsrzibriiti,
subject: Italy. Gerrltt Smith, subject: Negro
Suffrage. o P. Morton, subject: Tue National
Debt National Blessing Frederick Douglas.
(colored,) subject The Metaphysics of Nisce-
genation. The course promises great pleasure
to those who think the day of jubilee has come.
Season tickets for the course are sold by she
Secretary OF the Association for Sl5."
THE PoTAro Ror.-We hear much complain
ing from farmers aud gardeners in this vicinity
with reference 10 the present potato crop. Many
predict an entire failure on account Of the rot.
Other wise the crop would have been immense
Goshen Times.
Tine Forty Fourth Indiana Veteran volun-
teers were arrested, says the Nashville Dispatch.
in that city on Thursday. by order of Msjor
General Thomas, for having committed some
depredations az Stevenson, Alabama, few days
ago
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-12


During the last lev days there has been =
Tremendous inasI OF Republican politicians 70
this city They are evidently IN great trouble.
The New York Democratic State Convention
has filed them with terror. They have arrived
At the conclusion that one Of three things must
be done-sither they mus, adopt the romination
uace by tks Democratic Convention OF hes
ork or General Slocum mus, be Induced 10 &c
cline the nomination. or they mast prepare for
40 ovewhel ming defeat OF RepubIicAnism in the
Empire State The particular purpose OF these
visitatioas Just now 10 to concert some means by
which General Slocum may be persuaded 10 de
cline the Democratic nomination. Tbsy tad
here boreVer, verify little comfort, and are be
ginning 10 suspect that Andy Johnson himself
has DOT forgotten his Democratic antecedents.
IL has leaked out that among his intimate
friends be has announced that he Is as much OF
q Democrat a. ever he Wa, aud has never been
9 Republican.
For purposes OF their own. they took him up
and placed bin on tbe ticket with Ar. Lincoln,
but tbs does not make him any the less MON
Democrat Since bis advent TO the Presidency
be has been pursuing very nearly the recon
struetion programme marked out by Nr. Lincoln
after his re election but al every step he has
met the most furious opposition OF the radical
Republicans, who seem determined TO compel
him to adopt their policy or drive him into the
arms Of tbs Democracy. An open rupture be
tween the Republicans and the Administration
il imminent. and cannot be postponed longer
than the opening Of the next Congress.
The current rumor Of Cabinet changes soon TO
be made has set the politicians here in a new fer
men: Mr. johnson keeps his own counsel 90
completely that none OF them even guess
what be intends to do. or whom be will probably
select az his chosen Cabine. advisers He has
consulted with many OF the Republican party
managers: but the fact that within the last few
dsys be has been closeted with one OF the old
Democratic leaders, eIcites the liyeliest appre
tensions az TO the course he will take.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-12

WAR "LlBERrY i DoISG FoK IRA NKGKo -
The negroes Who eonsEegsled N sgcn hot haste
IN SELMA Immediately after Wilson's raid. aud
Who fer short time we're 20 Jdoilant over their
freedom. arc no- diving like sheep with the rot.
insomneh tha, scarcely day passes that Ne do
not hear OF several that have shuified eft this
mortal coil. We kuor not hoE to account for
this fearful mortslty except II oe referablc TO
their irrssn!A habits bad lodgings. UNIV wholesome
food and want OF medical attendance VIA, il
To become Of this unfortunate race, i a perpleI
ng problem. icsoiabe mystery. They are
without gusrdisns, aud their Inability 20 take
care Of themselves involves their probable el-
tinetioa he lapse % a eeatGsy Selma Ala
Mirror, Aug Is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-12

U The Journal charges tia. the opposition
of the Democratic press to the efforts TO found a
refuge and Home for disabled soldiers, under lie
present auspices. is 'envenomed hostility" to the
soldier. The Evansville Journal, the Madison
Courier ard number OF other Republican papers
in the State oppose the scheme as unnecessary
and impraclcable We enquire Of the Journal
IL the opposition of the prints OF its own party to
the Soldiers Home project is founded in "un.
venomed hostility TO the soldier? And Why
does il not denounce these Republican papers for
opposing the schemel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-12

kX- The Journsl sAysthat the taxation Of The
capital invested in national securities for State.
county or city purposes. would violate tia. pro
vision of tho Constitution which prohibits the
States from passing any law impairng the obi.
CATION OF contracts Has not Congress impaired
the obligation Of contracts in substituting paper
for gold aud silver legal tender! We in
qaire OF the Journal il Congress has any more
right than the States TO pass Jaws imparing the
obligation Of coutractsg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-12
REGULATEthe BOWELS
Relief and Health to Year Infants.

We have put up and sold this sriielefor over years.
and CAN SAY IN CONFLUENCE AND TRUTH oft What
have been able say Of any other medicine
NEVER HAS IT FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFFECT A CURE, when timely used. Never did ve
know instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used
IT, On the contrary, all delighted with IL opers'
ons aud speak In Of Of lie mAses.
effects and medical virtues We SPEAK in this matter
WHAT VIZ DO KNOW" after 20 years experience,
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THG FULFILL
MENT or WHAT VIZ HERE DsCLARD- In almost
every where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found In ffeen orfwenty
minutes after the syrup l. administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PEN
KINS, New York, IL on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughoutthe world
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-12

IA The Ohio soldiers are putting the follow
ing questions to General Cox. the abolition can
dictate for Governor, but he answereth not
Are you in favor OF Negro Suffrage and Negro
Equslityf Do yon consider the negroes th,
tqaals VI the white soldiersl'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-12

There l. q woman In the public eye whose sse hsa
all along been associated in mind, with TIE Yam
kee" Quack," and "Humbug" Bni Il Is so no longer.
and her name from ell such pcious
associations all other minds. Whatever notions
may have OF womanly decsey and propriety, We will
all admit that woman alone Is the Hurse-the good
Nurs--the best Nurse. whether Ae shall have Female
Physicians not, is question which must be decided
by time and principle and not matter ofaste. Pride,
prejudice, caprice and custom vel behave them
selves, for there really want there will also be
supply; ifthere be calling" there will be coming.
Nature and human society always self-supplyng.
and though and Fashion may hinder, they cannot
prevent.
Mrs winslow does not wish 10 treat you gentlemen
Nor does she prescribe regimen for your wives bat
-he modestly appears Of health and hap
pness 10 your Infants 10 the cradle Is there anything
improper ia thait Nurse Of 80 years" experisnos
can boldly say what IL not good for babe, and
ought 10 be listened to- God speed her on her humble
and happy She Is the most successful physi-
clan eectuAl bensfactress little
enjoysd-her doting parents not excepted. Just open
the door for hsr and Mrs winslow vl prove the Amer
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery. OF this
are so sure that will teach "susy' TO say "A
Blessing on Mrs. Winslow"-for helping Der 10 survive
and escape the gripping, colicking and teehng siege
We confirm every word act forth IN the prospectus II
performs precisely what Processes 10 perform every
part Of it-noth.ng lesr-Awsy with your Cordial %
hParos ORC ""Drops, ""Lsudanum." and every other
and rendered dull and diotic for life.
through the preparation OF Der Soothing syrup for
Children Teething" II had the power We ~ oule
make her, a. she Is physical savior TO the infsnirscs