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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-24

HTThe following interesting facts were
stated in one of the admirable scientific and
practical lectures that are weekly delivered be
fore the Louisville Association of Engineers
Have we not got the mental stamina among
our practical men to get up some association
like this?
1t is found that If metals be fused and al
lowed to cool under enormous pressure their
density and strength are greatly increased
Various metals have been fused and allowed
to soldify under pressures varying from seve.
TO ninety thousand pounds to the square inch
of surface, and their strength was found to be
increased about one-third. Some metals, such
as lead and iron for example, actually increase
in bulk by repeated beating contrary to what
is generally supposed.
Cast iron CRATE bars frequently enlarge to
such an extent as to displace their support fas
Jennings. Lead pipes used in transmitting
steam and hot water have been known to
elongate several inches. This kind of expan-
sion is different from the temporary enlarge
ment which metals undergo by being heated.
The newly discovered process for converting
crude iron into malleable iron and steel was
explained and fully illustrated by experiments.
An account of this new process was given
in our paper of last week.
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0rThe famous ship Great Republic has re-
turned to New York after an absence Of two
years, during which she has been in the French
transportation service from Marseilles to the
Black Sea. In one Of her trips she carried be-
tween decks 497 horses and over 500 troops
with the forage for horses and provision for the
men. On her last return trip from Sebastopol,
she had her lower hold filed with cannon and
hollow shot, with 1000 infantry between decks,
a large army Of camp followers composed Of
cooks, servants. &c, &c, with her own large crew
and water and provisions for the whole host
She was little floating world within herself.
Wherever she has been she has excited the
wonder and admiration Of all who looked on
her. Another ship of not SO great measure
ment but Of greater carrying capacities was
launched in New York last week called the
the Ocean Monarch, to carry 1900 bales of cot
ton.
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or In Boston, taxation for the present
year has been fixed at So on the $1,000 as
sessed. The citizens Of some of our growing
Western cities would begin to think the mil
lenium was approaching, if their taxes were
reduced to so low a per cent. But the secret
is in the amount property that is to be as
sessed. 1t cost no more to take care of the
$144OO0000 of real estate and the S105,OOO,-
600 personal in Boston, than it does to govern
and protect fifth of the sum that is assessed
on the unoccupied lots and the prospective
dollars which assessors of poetical tempera-
ment discern in the long future ofour Western
cities.
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P. GLEtCHMANN VS.. UNKNOWN HEIRS OF Y.
MoLFRAN.sale 4th day October of part the N.
Of sec 81 in wnship south range 10 west In the
vnoenhes Land District Van erbuIgh county containing
II y5-lOO acres
VIM. W. STIN e VS.. MARSHAL KEY, JR.-Sale on the
18th day of October of lot 49, in block 40 in Lamasco City
F; KILLER VS.. WIN. G. ADLERsB BERG sale on
the 3th day OF Sept of the south of No T. in
township No south range vanderhurgh county
WIN. W STONE EFT NJ VS.. G. BELL.-Sale on 22d day
of Sept Drugs Medicines Oils Paints bye Stuhs Glass
ware. Wines. Brandiss, and other liquors
II. d. ALLIS and L. HoWES VS.. MARY SCEELs.-Sale
the 3oth day of Sept of the of No 2s
township 5. ran ge 10 west, Vanderhurgb county.
JOHN A. REITZ EFT Az VS.. j. p. HENDERSON. Sale
the ed day of Sept leasebod Lot H. block
in Lamasco City, said leasehod running July 1857
JOHN S. HOPKINS VS.. THoS BUTLER Sale Aug. a.
lot the Donation Enlargement of city Evansville
lots and block I5 Fourth Enlargement dining city
o Evansville
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New harmony Fillmore Club.

Tuesday, the 10th, being their second reg
ular meeting, the Americans assembled at their
club room, in New Harmony, after which a Sc
res of resolutions were read and unanimously
passed.
On motion, VIM. A. Twigg was elected
President, VIM. Faunteroy Secretary, and f.
Bishop Treasurer.
On motion, Vigilance Committee Of five,
composed af IL Prichard, G. J. Beal, DR.. j.
Ewell, II. Husband and w. Lchtenbcrger,
were appointed, and were instructed to write
to Col. Crockett, inviting him to address this
club at their next regular meeting.
Resolged, That Tuesday night be the reg
uar night OF meeting Of this club
ReSotUed, That ten cents be the regular
monthly dues for each member
ResolUed, That the minutes OF this meeting
be sent to the Evansville Journal, GRANVILLE
Herald and South Western Advocate for pub
lication.
After which, the Club was enthusiastically
addressed by several OF its members, while
others came forward, enrolled their names,
and sweled our list to flty-three
And finally, by one general consent, three
of the most enthusiastic and patriotic cheers
ever given to mortal men were given to those
much beloved patriots and union loving men,
Fillmore and Donelson. The meeting then
adjourned.
WIN. FAUNTLEROY, Secy.
New Harmony, Sept. %, 1856
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o. Goodness how cold it was yesterday
morning. The coal office was beset at an early
to secure coal before. Shawls and overcoats
were in demand, and the "blues"-blue noses
were prevalent. Let old winter come, with
its long evenings by the cheerful fire, its bra
cling air, and snow and ice; but let those who
never want remember "the poor that we have
always among u.s."
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A WoHD To THE LADIEs.-In recommending to your use
Or osteers celebrated Stomach Bitters, but JUS
tice state, that stmuaut the system imparng
aud vgor preparatory periodical which
of times attended with much pain and trouble know
preparation more happily aaCted TO all Affections
aud for Crampsin the ach cholera
Morbus and all aments arising from indulgence in the
ruits hles ice &c 1t is certain and al
remedy and family should be without
IL. Directions the bottle Sold by druggists and
dealers generally. HALLOCK d STODDARD.
sepII-d6w WO0LSEY e SAWYER.
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Kansas Propects.


-s...---- Kansas PROJECTS.
There is now, we think, a fair prospect Of
peace in Kansas, as Gov Geary with the
be ledictions and applause of the whole coun-
try appears honestly striving to redeem his
pledge to meet out justice to all parties. The
prisoners are released on straw bail, and will
probably never be brought to trial. as nolle
prosequi will soon cancel their bonds The
Missourans have dshanded and gone home,
and Lane on that condition, agrees to lay down
his arms. Peace and order will resume their
sway; business and industry will come back to
the deserted stores and workshops, and the
teams will soon be afeid, and abundance, con-
tent and joy will crown the scene.
The only parties who will have any reasons
for regretting this promised truce to the reign
of violence, robbery and murder are the Buford
recruits, and some of our friends WHO have
found under the caption of "Kansas" the
source of their most exciting articles. We
fear the readers of great many papers will
find the remainder of the canvass stale, fiat
and almost Improbable, deprived Of the de-
tails Of robberies, arson, murders and battles,
weekly served up to them as the most piquant
ragout of the intellectual repast. We hope
our friends, the Republicans, who have so long
been listening to the wild and exciting strains
from Kansas, may now come up and lock step
with us to "the music of the Union" and
10 4
country, our whole country and nothing but
our country"
Kansas restored to peace and security will
be restored to freedom; and the "yexed ques-
tom Of the extension of slavery further North
be settled forever Left to the natural course
Of events, the two tides Of emigration from
the North and from the South, will flow Of
themselves in the different channels; from the
former to the wheat and grain fields of the
northern and middle ATTITUDES, and from the
latter to the cotton and sugar regions Of the
South; and if things can only be left to their
natural course, unimpeded by legislation and
the schemes Of demagogues, there need be no
collision, nor conflict between the different inst-
tutioas of free and slave labor Which ever
is right in their morals and policy, will as sure
as the laws that make the sun to rise and set
SET prevail over the other. Providence in its
own good time, without the aid of Congress,
will eradicate the erroneous one. All that
free State men need desire is interference;
slavery cannot resist the progress of events
and the laws of the moral world. Peace will
have greater triumphs in this cause than war
The attempt to carry slavery into Kansas
was an unnatural measure, and would have
failed and ceased of ITSELF had it not been sus-
tanned by excitement and passion. Let us
therefore seek peace and unite upon the man
of compromises and justice, and rely upon the
laws established by Him who is mightier than
Legislatures and Presidents to remove those
moral wrongs Of our own brethren over which
we have no power, and for which we are not
responsible.
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OF The Investigating Committee appoint
ed by the Legislature of Wisconsin to inquire
nto the condition of the various public funds
belonging to the State, have reported the loss
20 the School fund "by the dishonesty, inca
pacity, negligence and absolute theft of its for
mer managers, will not fail short of the enor-
nous sum Of three million dollars" The news
papers say: drunkenness, gambling, stealing
and fraud in every form, have been the order OF
the day about the capital, during the years of
misrule, brought upon the State by party
denominated the Democracy" This is rather
a notifying picture for such youth as Wis
consin to present to the family circle of States.
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ap5 lYd& y
DIED:

On Sunday morning about2 O'Clock. Mr.. JOHN EMIsoS
after illness.
MIR Emison a Of many fine quali ties and good
pulses which had endeared him many friends. His
attended by large friends and citi
L vest rday a'ternOon.-lVin GaZ.
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AMERICAN BANNER-We have before us
the first number of the American Banner. a
new Fillmore Campaign paper just started al
indianapolis. We recommend it to Fillmore
men everywhere. 1t is neatly printed, and
ssntains large amount of reading matter.
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

TTNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an -
their friends public Of EvanaviIie an d.
Vicinity that they have determined to oren Office as
the business Of their Line and appointed Mr. GEO
W. MCBRIDE as their who from his
with the business perfectly mliar with foute
and the details OF their operation This
been made with the sole object of the facilities
the Express and thereby increase its desTahl pub
licto accomplish which the best efforts
will be especially directed
Al persons having business with comrsuy will pleas
call on Mr.. Mcbride off First street.
tween Locust and Main. who alone is authorised act 70
nov2-dtf Altered GATHER Scandinavian.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

ss Notices in this place. per line insertion
20 cents line three times 80 cents line week. dis
con o. lonrer time
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competent person act Sexton of ST. Paus Episco
al Church. Enquire OF sep243t d. @. KELLER.
WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY MOL.

Regular meeting the Hall Wednesday ng. Sept.
a. at7 O'Clock. All the members earnestly requested
of busne importance being hand.
and uniform delivered. BY order Of President.
sep23-2t A. PFAFFLIN Seo'y.
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FAREs:

Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville at
Z 80 NJ. on which local passengers win be taken
@ For information through Tickets. Apply the
ansville. jet4 J. j DANIELS SnpJt
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot take GU other
dcopy
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EVANSVILLE LIBRARY Rooms,

September 10th. 1856.
meeting the Directors OF the Association. it
call of three dollars 3) share and the
nua contribution of (s for each ember for the
commencing August t0h ult. he collected such
contribution bei1g due and after this date.
aD-Par Saml Bayard Esq. Treasurer of the State
BanK. by order. GEO. FOSTER. Recording Sec'y.
Enuuirer COW.
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ErAxAu1r Library Rnnns.

September IIth, Zoe. )
meeting of the Directors the Association it
dered mombers who have paid share Of Stock in
fun who share fsll during the present
shall be authorized give another LADY
the the Library eve nv annual certificate
By order. GEO. FOSTER, Recording Sec'y.
Enquirer copy. sepll-Zw
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NEW ADVERTISE eve glNTS.

II RS.
lines less time Soc three times. ST.
one week 81 5O weeks ~ 5O month. -; three
months 81 Sc mouths slo year. ais. Discount
Cards of six lines under. SO
marriage death religious notices.
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BOARDING WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN AND LADY wish to procure pleasant
and board genteel family Apply to the editor Of this
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GREAT BARGAINS.
II L n Il IL n = Z Ii a. Il q L. 4

HAVE for sale "a choice building Lots City;
H. "a of these lots have been
separately They comprise the property the
city Prices low. Terms easy. Call and see.
@. COPELAND.
At Copeand's Exchange Bank.
BA few OF those lots will be exchanged for Brick.
Carpenters and plasterers' work. seplI- I'm
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Under this head will always be found statement
the SheriG Sales including of parties property
and time o sales.
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IL We d not receive our usual dispatch
es on Monday evening. The forms were kept
open to late hour, but nothing came.
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AT CRESCENT CITY HALL

the evening of the day
RAJ Fire Companies and Citizens from abroad.
specially solicited participate both in the Procession
and Entertainment.
N. B.-Due notice will be given of the order of Pro-
gramme for the day an d evening above mentioned
Enquirer and volksbote please copy. se23-td
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EVANSVILLE TOGL STORE,
-. Il

EVANSVILLE TOGL STORE,
Main Street, beIw. First and Second.
TIIHE undersigned having lust returned from the East
| new receiving extensive stock of Hardw are, con-
sistingso all kinds of
Mechanics Tools.
qralily and approved styles OF American
English manufacture forming most complete and choice
assortme at; also
Building Hardware.
Locks and Tatches Butts and Hinges. Bolts, &c. Trim
mings for Furniture. &c
Forming Tools,
Shovels Spades Hay and nure Forks Brar Soythes
Hay and Straw Knives. Grain Sc, ups. SC.
HOusefurniSh ing Goods,
(Amercan and Eagis h. ali kinds
Table Spoons Candesticks and amps alters Kettles
Pans. Coffee Mills. Fire Sets so. g.,
Pocket Cutlery. Gums. Pistols, &c..
always hand Chains Hames, Saws. Axes. Rope Pump
Fixings.
liberal Of che citizens
svill vicinity the undersigned has Largely
his stock of Hard arc will always keep greatest
possible variety Mechanics Tools of the best quality
we'll goods eff trOuage respect
fully requested. sep24 A. WALDKIRCH.
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SOMETHING INTER- ESTING.

II
receiving his Clothing Store Main street
tive doors the Journal Once the largest
Mems and Boys Clothng brought to
city which he intends sell lower than house
city; and satisfy everybody Of the above fact he
public call and examine his stock and judge
for themselves.
G8Any kind of Clothing made mp to order the short
est oticO seplO-Imd
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IMMENSE ADDITION OF STOCA
EUROPEAN IMPORTED LEATHERs AND
CLOTHS.
of all colors and descriptions.
WAITING to be made into che most fashion
"a able Boots Shoes aud Caters for after the latest
aterns France Eastern cities All varieties
CATERS with hses high enough to suit the
tdious Tor ladies' end perfect museum patterns
for children large and small at the fashionable Boot and
Shoe sto re OF sept23-3m JOHN RASOH.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
TuHHE following offered for sale:
The south half section eight ts). containing three
The southwest OF
continuing hundred and sixty
quarter of section eighteen as.
tanning hundred and ninety acres all lying in
To nship tx south of eleven west in Nand-rburg
county. Indiana.
rtJ acre tracts sold quAutitics suit pur
ehasers Apply to sep23 q. Nj. GklfFlIH
WATOODEN WARE
5 d. Cedar Buckets; Is dOz ass d Wash Tubsi
II nests 6 eaeh) Tubs; 10 nests Is eaeh) do;
10 do ass'd Cedar Tubs; Is do Wooden 2owls;
doz Tray doz ass'd Churn
brass hoe pod Buckets;
sepas z. Il. COOK g. SON.
a Cd noZ J. Blood's ass'd Kentucky Pattern Axes
4 q do do Ohio do do;
10 A. Teweyck do do do do;
DO Bows Axes;
do Broad 10. Western do;
do do do. Penns,vanis do;
do Hunters do; 2 do Claw do;
The quality of the above warranted second to
sep25 2. II. COOK & son.
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TO BUGGY AND wagon MANUFACTURERS
ResirabIe PropertY for Sale.

n OFFER sale my Buggy and Wagon Mandatory. sit
III uated the New Harmony. with all the fixtures
belonging together with building lots upon
which stands two story frame house Any
purchase either buggy and factory
fortab BILE home. will find this excellent offer.
Pr . seven hundred dollars. Address
THOMAS SHELLEY.
New Harmony Sept, %, 1856. sep24-d&wlm
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EgOp14M MINES,

THNhE Coal these Nine is being delivered to any
part city of Evansville. Persons requiring the
leaving the CompRnys office (under
Tel gra phi lice) will have them put through.
The price will be Tor this month bushel
o. Z ce the Mines.
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WYE have hand very large and complete stock
w of Hate and Caps, which will sell Wholesale
louisville and Cincinnati prices. All goods
and of the latest styles. Gall and examine
sep!7-3m VAUTIER a. Ma RC0NNIER. Main ct.
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LOOK OUT

Importer Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
AND DEALER
Bourbon, Rye, Monongahela & Rectifed Whisky,
XMAS his old stand to the new corner Of
Main aud Water streets whore he invites
ana custom t0 cali.
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GAPS! CAPS!!
TO COUNTRY NIERCHANTs

RMENfS, Youths. Boys and Infants. of every vari,
va color and shape. the test aud approved "a
ions. sepI7-3m VAUTIER & MARCONNIF
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SCHOOL NOTICE

FENHE Schools of Pigeon Township Will conner the
M first Monday in October next.
sepIs-td j. G. HATCHITT.
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4 DANEN' ENTREES COMPANY.

Ht$51a CESssss'TTTTsIr T -zlsIsE sssssIssssl==-
sN, yl5sii u ~ Z y Y
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TO HELADIEs GREETINC.


nURlong expected French Worked Collars. Sleeves al
~ EmbIoideres generally. have last. to which
eetully call the Ladies' attention In beauty pr
they offered in this city Call in
serl8 ROSER, BRO. e. FREY.
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n,ArTs AND .RUGGs.-

Ne ARPER-For October. just reed by
ser22 DOBELL LISTER.
JNREsH BALTIMORE OYsTERs-Roc'd everv
day Adams Co Express for sale at rs cts for half
cans and 81 so for whole cans. by
sep20 Y. II. COOK SON.
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I.I.G.nrnnN Nn,aIa.rs

STOCKHOLDERS the Evarsvile and Crawfo lille
~ Railroad Company. hereby that annual
teting for election Of Directors win be held
Court House in the city 81 Evansville Monday
day Of October 10 O'Clock NJ BY order the
Board. JOHN r. MARTIN
Enquirer ~. sepis-te
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EpEFINED SUG AFRO bbls New York Crushed inc
Loaf at less than manufacturers present prices
ration for sale by
sepl3 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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TWO GTEES WANTED,

NJ Office is hereby given that will sell public auction
Friday the 10Th of October next. the
denoe of alexander Powell late Of Vanderbursh county
ceased all his sona property (not taken by the widow
consisting of Horses Cattle Hogs Sheep Wheat Corn
Farming tmp dement's, Household Furnit re- Sc. dc
credit twelve months i'll he given all 49,
the purchaser giving his note with approved security wav
ing valuation aud appraisement laws with interest from
date. sep16-3w EDMUND MAIDLOW. Admir-.
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6ARDERED. That the owners of property on
" Gum street known ot7. Upper Enlarg cause
Plank Sidewalk be laid down from the Alley Water
within 10 days after publication of this
in default thereof the Street
thorsed proceed said work
Of the will be assessed collected by
said lot much thereof as viii sy said lien and
BY order of the Counc''.
sepl7-l0t WILL. II. WALKER. Deputy Clerk
Eastern times., 1856-04-03
SPRING DE LANES,
Fire Fngine for Sale.

A FIRST ella $ FIRE Engine built inJs47, by HUME
Il MAN & CO. Good title given. Apply to
9wIIo JOHN DOW, Pttston, Me.
Eastern times., 1856-04-03

That PROTEST. The protest of ex-Sheriff
Morrow, which was presented by Mr.. Gilbert
at the opening of the Court on Tuesday, we
recommend to The followers of Garrison. 1t is
a good specimen of black republican literature,
and as it is made matter of record, will no
doubt be part of history, and those 'Aum5le
and obscure persons saved from oblivion. We
really are not aware who they are, for We had
been led to suppose that the late "meaiel SER
cants' to the County were quite distinguished
characters.
Will not Sheriff Noyes be surprised to learn
that he is taking so prominent part in our po-
it;cal history. for he must in the future be
placed alongside of the " CsmperS"
Eastern times., 1856-04-03
Extra Notice, Hats--Spring Style
JUST received, and ?or sale low for cash at
y Mar. 6. L. S. FISHERS.
Bows, Come

IN gents Clothng-choice goods sold low for cash,
Bath, Mar. 3, 1856. l.. S. FISHER