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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
BACON.

pAeoS-BACok.
ID AEn
$4,000 LBS PRIME BACON.
EAMs,
SIDES AND SHOULDERS
10 tierass LArd--A prias Articla-sog &mtly
nss. now Fss2y f5r salA RseaIIers aud Msrehsnfs
having sr&srs . ell eAa. hs supplies digseS frSoI
o. saekzhoesss exert aOS1oss z = 10
ne srs sr.r.rr--7 s- . = SAMUEL 9RB-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
alsAi9.n stats aspnslis@n Genvsn.

DxTRoIT, March s-Ths Republican,
State Convention which met today, re-
nominated Hon. J. p Chrisliancy for
Judge of the Supreme Court
Edward c. Walker and Geo. Willard
have resigned the State University.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
DISSOLUTION,


FTrHE paftBsfsbfp heretofore eEisilbg b. ss~a
I C. DAFfasos 4 s. bmati, IN ths tailsfiuE
basipsas, y this day DISSOLVED b Hiatoal consent
g. Dasf9eou wili eantfnue the bnsinass Fe can
bs fannG fgr ahs na1t ENo ~ssts At tka ofAes u
Fishsf, Tnrhotk 4 Co. Gas Filters. after uhich
be vfii oerup5 the shop sf fOha Levy. Butchers.
Dssid4oes HsH s q UAEtDsOh,
HarL ~ t A. aCHAAHL.
AJoTICE is hsFsby given that the CO. psr nsF-
- ship hsrstofors ezisfng ~ Evansville. Ind. d,
hesween AbrAham Anapschsr. Philip Anspex her
Aad BsniAmln W Taylor. under the name and
etyis Tagies Co. vas this ssg dissolved by
h4atual c9aseat, tbs aalf Bsnlamin " Taylor
BE FtnK rstsrs9 ffon said Arm The business VII
hsrs4fteE - oohaasts4 - the sid stAa4 D ihs
EsiBiaE psrtnsra. sEdsf the HAms ana style 4
A. ADspaebsf soas. Who alone ssthorizsf
- ssttis the business a thq late firm.
ABRAHAM AAaPACHEk,
PHILIP AEsPACHER
r. FE1 BEsgAMTE W. TAYLOR,
KsAAsv lIia. Feb. y, 1865. ruari.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

Nor is this all; for, including the eao
non lost By the enemy in the blowing up
of their iron-elads in the Savannah
river. Charleston hsrhor sud Cape Fear
river. their aggregate losses are some
thing over uins haudreS cannon, A
pretty good budget, this, for the wistsr
campaign, and a verY gocd szpssEasioa
Of the pEssans panic "a Riehncad-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
GIt Daily dunsnar.
PUBLISHED BY
JANIS q. hoEKELY
y. n. THATEK
JE0. a. MONTHLY.
usBFk yEE sTEM o. rnK
Evansville Journal Company.
journal Bui1dingss
LOCUST STREET.
/. BETWEEN VTRsT AEg wkTKE.


The killed and wounded by rail
road accidents between the lat Of JAnu.
AIRY and 20ta Of February foot up a re-
spectacle total Of 6O2-si deaths, the
balance wounded. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

reslpIsn;r Capt J Kelly IO4th 0hia;
Capt j II. Brown, 18th ky., Corporal
w. Il. Dooball, l05ih Ohio; Corporal
Jos Davis, l0fth Ohio Abraham Green-
wsll, co q, l04th o.; s. @. Gautis,
l0ish q Y II Ricksioker, co. @, 04th
Ohl0
There IL no aews Of military opera
,ioas The enemy ere busily engaged
spanning the river bsyond Gen. Terry's
lines with poRtoon bridge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

THREs hundred and forty.nins men
have thus far been recruited TO the credit
Of indianapolis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

SEED.

DKIME TIMOTHY sEED. bTafE
II 100 bzsasis Prins Nsrfh~ss Tiao<hy sss1
g1sg eecegvsa b
s. hAYHuRsT awHTTTAEgR. -
nSA k. "a kss 8 Waesr ssarsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
a.larumnssnn.

NEw YeEK, March s.---Ths evening
Exchange Stocks wsre weak Cola
1851 s-.s-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
NOTICE

A Ii THosE IsDKHfKn1oAuausT ELBEs
n tor al sccozcts sxesps- teses 81 tbs CAsal
Mia Viii apzs tsFtA iusEszzssalD al sSsfles -
13FN fzEEE9E aNNz4@ <<iaslA SIS taEG N1AI~&W 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
NV. sew AsElasna. Aaaihoria.a.

To Goe. o. r. kortoa:
Your Telegram, containing the crafty
ing intelligence Of Jour eleven regiments
beng raised, 10 iust received Yea are
authorized to raise FIVE new regiments
IL yoa can do 50.
Z a. srGxTox, Seey Of Wer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
NOTICE.

DKRs0ss WISHING PHoToaKAPHsFEon
Il old ssxstisss takss 81 Wkieoz. Dsrnas Bsska
q Brpa,r will please call eariax fhis vsak an1
order, a. ! wish 70 destroy ths okd nsgAtsvEs %
mAka Foom f8F new onea - AmH TN4 s6
". 7. woBTHIA0ToH,
kh2s-es Cornar Main aad s@con4 ssresss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
STONE WARE.

"A. n L. Uhl,
aASVFAcTuRXRs or
sTONJE.~ARD
sn0kfng Pipes, Water Fipss,
Esovs TiDss aaa FiO~sr Pots always oa baud.
s-sz ooRSER MAIN AND NINTH srs-.
s.Aas.sm EVaAsvt1ls, aAS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
xsw sxsuss frsm ssw rork 60 WASH
fnRfon.

ELizABErH, n. j., March s.-Trayel
being closed between Washington and
New York, ria Philadelphia, By the ice
blockade NJ Havre de Grace, passengers
are sent through ria Harrisburg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
BY TELEGRAPH
[snos xEsrsnn.rs ) o-cs0cE EDsTlox.l
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
NafIee.

Oar sseupE edition for icisy eiscala.
tion (half sheet) Is furnished to carriers
on terms that win allow them to make
loo per cent and FetAil them 1t .fss
eests per copy. We hope none Of our
sidzens will encourages extortion by
paying the little shAvers 10 eents per
copy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
GENERAI A0ENCY.
JOHN TEsEEy
Real Estate and Govsrnn@t Claim
n N o. ~

nUYS. szsEs, szd rs6ss 0ssy Psss4ssy sas F.Fsa
ID Lsn1s. Bays s@ es&&tses 81 eszzzss e clAaxa
zE.insf tbs unissd STATES. oHns-Thfrd sfr~ss.
nsar hzsn. vita P. AHssf. Ass'y.-
su<sSaz- e II &aa Z ta sFsg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
DRUGS, LIQUORS. 80.

kfkksh tifkARE NAGN ESIA iesf .Fslv,sa -
A scHLAEFfER,s Drar ssors,
4 SofhER STOCK or PRuRISa LOTTO
= 4 TIE efactTated iteA care. rccelxed 81
ScHLAkPf Ek's Druz Store.
1 sUPPLY OF bird BAsKE Ers-ss- Ss-s.-
u scr sale a.
SCHLAKFFRR's Drag Ssore,
corneF AAsu aud Sscont strests
L'Rksa fACiNE VIRUS jest reo=ixed a.
It SCHLAEPfEL'S pfug storu.
a FULL SUPPLY oF HARYEY'S, sf.ARKss.
= 4 Cherake.. aEa nsRaneoss csis Aratad Iltls f,r
ale a. SeHLAkPfkR'S DrHg store.
fINak CkDKBRATED COLGaTEs aoNKY
A zha GtycarinN ,espE rsesfve4 ami iar skie ~
SctfLAEffKR'S Drug store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
PIANOS.

q a b in q L - rR a "a = .
exxTE HAVE KIUsT RECEIVED SOME OF THE
w anssf Tnstrussan = sser broaghf % this city
We kaxa now % h4ad alx dl1srsut styles u
Pianrs from fvax 5f the frst-ciass m2nEf4ctortns
81 Hew ToEk ard Rssfgn.
Thoss 1-sIrinr % pHrchAss VII En1 Il % their
iaasrsse ~ k4Ea - seal
We hsvs also several of the baso1 4 Hamlin's .
CAbfnsf 0rzsas, which competebt sad disinfsr-
nsssd fr1EsE zHsSsitafinsly pr0nouaos far supe-
rfsr % al sthsF rssd fsstFumsnfa
sna nESsES- 3. a A. LA WHENCE,
lsEt4 Nse~F stF~~t. hrst d0or h@tav rhesfnut
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
STOVE WORKS.
1ouTEUEN
Stove Works


6RlRtl(MEYER g. CO.,
Fkig Masafsstursr of
Cooking Stoves. for Weed ana
Coali r
Heating Stoves, Tor Wood sn6
Coal; 1ln Ius
Country sksllets and Lids;
Country Ovens and Lids:
Biscuit Ovens and Lids;
Odd Lids;
Sugar Kettles:
+ Dog Irons;
yamb Crates;
Fancy Crate Pronts
3 Air Crates
Cellar Crates:
4 window Weights.
MuGn Molds;
s. Wafas Irons:
Ham BoileFs;Q
Stove Holloware. &c. q
ALso KrrF ron sALk
- l. ~ X L a ~ T~ 4,
b Sheet Iron, Copper, &C.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.

NTEw RAIaINs.
~ % boEes ana half boxes nsu Raisins. sas 4
beis earfants Just reoaieaa b
Rs RusToH %.
al BoAEs cHERsE-ENrRA HAMnURG-
~ Fsontsedh hy =. y, HUSTON 4 90.
lIll FAckAGka MISUNDERSTANDING,
lAfO bali barrels and kits, just received b
r. \. EubToH 4 90.
I00 D0z O0yE OYSTERS RECEIVED rms
lOO SAy ~ as HusToE 1 co,
HREKN AFFLKs.
NJ 60 hbls aBs WfasnF Appisa far sstd ~
nozs q. n Ausfnw ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10
. Sheet Iron, Copper, &c.
TIH AND JAPAEEED WARE

{ mw Sales Moena maan street, sppo-
saa@ CamFG uouae. F0undEg menE
nawufh Pfgsom CrRsk.
waHPNaRa Mags<faea Akf
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rid abgeben, wie iol8t; .-4e+9%@ '2'
BcRans tSsli9 (@suutoSs aueseaOmrasuh Rsura 900
Erp=eBano tSsitG Hbenos $40. 1ftsrtsr'e ND
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&c. mefIt&. norbDeFfi& nnh fHnarenfs@. -
Der 9arpers Gerrp uub Greberid ecouspbatio 8us
pefli6, perl6Bt Baltimore um A nbr Htadmittass Oef
LID uerlGst pieiet 3us 31rpers 6errp ul s ubr Rorseni
uni Greoeri6 um Z nRr, tdSli& taGsgeapmmen GOnutage)
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uub BON G1icntf's 0tiIIe ss.rrGeus Tao nut. Il o., mn
8a&Ep3ttaes 2.49 unb $40.
2 $40 Wa4 &5aIb!a9tpa.
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Loo, $50 nab 9.4st nnb soGm $40, nnk 6. o
5OnntaSe glor9eus nm $50 gnb $50, uuS Ro6
aaittoss $50 1900. aosaug Ssn Saftinstcu Heoraen
Gn 6.15, 8.1b q. i1.15 NIB gaGTa. IN. 800, 40 mi
6.46, SDngtdee s1r Dsossens IN, g. Is u. IL. Is J.. Ron
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nors uub Der speite uus vterts 5ns san DaI3iusSs
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Or. 4ampe in ODelar, 8Dni0.
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tetIt NIT feInen aus Den t%stliamasa anp %fraftt8aen sra:.
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tstten rel&s aus DISQUALIFICATION TN aRogen ober 9Iu,t
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benz gItrtr Jugleit dnSspGnet ider.a 70
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Gsru. oe t0ntgIt&t .5umtltt pCn bsnnsoer, @rOstlrli GSr'
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tenbura neha Er6tet tn SebanoIuK1.
9n Baltimore sci ". 9rstlts & GU Seth .. Dance, !
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1~auptsepSt fl, Dtfrtrt 4~0lHntnte; Cd. gtrtittdnt, 81
pa GnCnue Wdfttn9tDn, D =
Snpprttrt rPn Or. NttfcD & Co.,
tSft27-) So. 482 8rOatpap, ReD Yert.
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Nrcfcilpr @unprnm'9
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Ia unfrettts oas oeas Ds IEss brraaRie 1fttle! sur osInrs
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SauptaSentur fRr ben Dtfrtft Columbia BET Y % q.
gbrtRtant, 500 9te Str. unb 81 geEnis!Santaaos'
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- N5iAtis fir Gtn,Uan0ers r.
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Tennessee.

No State among those which rcbcIlcd
against the Union in 1851 has been so com
pIcicly reclaimed rs Tennessee, There are
still districts subject to guerrilla incursions,
but this is equally true Of Kentucky, while
in the great body Of the former peace rcigns
and civil government is being rapidly re-
stored. Some two months ago a general
convention, representing nearly every part
Of the State, assembled in order TO take in.
TO consideration the measures necessary TO
rcorganizc the State government 1t met
at Nashville, and its deliberations received
the official sanction of the then Military
and Actiug Governor Andrew Johnson, now
Vice President Of the United States BY
the consent and appreciation Of the Coy
crnor, gcCcral election was called to take
place on the 22d Of February, toyotc upon
the propositions submitted by the conyen-
ton for the amendment Of the State constl-
tuition, and the repeal Of laws and ordinan-
ccs incompatible with thcProposcd changes.
The amendments forever abolish scyciy,
and prohibit the legislature from cnacting
any law recognizing property in man. a
schedule accompanies the amendments, by
which all laws intended to support slavery
or to encourage or countcnancc the rebel
lion, are repealed ordcclarcd null and void,
The election took place us ordered, ON the
22d ut, and resulted in the adoption Of the
amendments and schedule by an over
whelming majority The convention, in
anticipation Of this ordered another cleo
ton to take place on the It'll day Of March,
to elect q governor and legislature in the
event Of the adoption Of the amendments.
This election also, from the indications
which have come to hand has resulted IN
favor Of the reorganization Of the State on
principles Of freedom.
The proclamation of GoycnOr Johnson,
which will be found in anothc column, fur
nishcs i'm detail an account Of what has been
done, and will be read with interest II
was issued only three days after the first
election but sufficient returns had been re-
ccivcd to enable him TO announce with con
lidence the ratification by the people Of the
proposed abolition Of slavery Since the
date of the proclamation, the returns from
all quarters show overwhelming majoIitc>
in favor Of making Tennessee Il free State.
and no man is entitled 10 a larger share OF
honor for this glorious result than Andrew
johnson. His proclamation, one Of the
last Of his official act, rs military governor
besides presenting q concise history Of th,
reorganization Of the State ,aboundS in large
and liberal views and iudiciou, advice ia
the people
The indomitablc William c. BrowpIow,
Of Knoxville who wa, one of the earliest
I.l
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Vital Statistics Of Rhode Island.

The number Of births in Rhode Island in
1868, as appears by the report just publish
ed. was 3.5S0-l22 less than in lsG2 and
lll4 less than in 1851 The falling of is
supposed to have been occasoncd by the
war. The birth, were more than half of
them Of foreign parcntage the first instance
OF the kind in that State.
The rumbcr Of marriages was lGlS-
more than usual, being an increase Of 40
from the previous year. The increase is
attributed to increased confidence in the
Government Marriages solcmnzcd by
clcrgymen residing ont Of the State are
null and void
The deaths were 3.2O7 being an increase
from 1862 of over 600. A portion of the
increase was from fatal case, Of dipthcria
and scarlet fever The average age at
which farmers died was nearly Gj mcchan-
les at about 30, busincs, men at - and
professional men at - Consumption car
ricd away nearly ouc-siNth Of the farmers,
onc-thirc of the mechanic and business
men. and e-half Of the professional men.
There was birth to about every IS inhab-
itants marriage and death to every -.
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EWING AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE,


TIVE BOARD OF TRUSTEES TAKE GREAT
/ pleasure in announcing 10 he public that Ewing and
Jefferson College will open ~ spring aud summer session
on the first Monday Of March, under The Presidency and
Proionorship of John W Boyd, A, NJ Owing 10 infn,
enees introduced by the present war the operations OF
tho College have been suspended for some tme' Board
ing facilities, and other considerations induce tho Board
Of Trustees to open the school for the present at Concord
very pleasant and healthml location situated ON tho
Railroad, midway between Knoxville aud Loudon
Boarding can bo had in good families on the most ia
yorAbc terms,
From the well-carncl and wcetnblI,hcd, NJ well rs
widespread reputation Of this institution won under the
Presidency Of John w. Boyd, lis present Principal the
Board deem il only necessary tn announce To the public
that the College is open for the reception Of students in
order to secure u liberal patronage
Such other information rs may be desirable viii here
after DO given,
Young men, do you hear IN
Persons desiring special information in relation to
boarding, &c. are referred to $, A. Rodgers, Attorney at
Law, Knoxville, or j, W, Boyd, Concern.
1922 9mf BY ORDER or THE BOARD,