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AHIE.-On thursday, August Ia ELIZA HUGHES, vito Of
Martin -ibio, in the 3sih year Of her age.
Tue ienGs uf the family respectfully invited To at
lilo funeral, from III Monroe street. this lsaury)
q ternoon, et Two O'Clock
AIsEs.-On friday, August IS, OF q short Illness Ed
WARD A. AisES native Of Kilaia, county Mayo, Ireland
The .rierls Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend funeral from his late residence Ii New Canal
street. this Saturday afternoon, ~ two O'clock
AfiEs.-On irlay morning, August 10, AARGAREr, in
font daughter VI William Il. and Kate Allen, aged 10
mo relatives and friends OF the family arc invited
attend The luuerai No. 1l2 Frncc street, this (Si
tdayj afternoon, al two O'Clock, without further invi-
tatul.
rhiiadcp.la papers please copy
BARg-On giday morning, AL gust 10, MATTHEW BARR,
~ hia lao residence 81 West Iwsnty sixth 81. oct.
his ROMANS will DO taken TO New Jersey at eight
LEX tits Saturday. morning.
BYnaE--In Brooklyn, on Friiay, August i5 EiIzApEn
WSnRADE, infant daughter Of Dr. john and Mary W
Com1ss--Cn Vein sday. August 10, after short and
Iainfu iiaess, PAU Pmiir CoEiss, aged ~ years,
months aud nine DAYS.
FAe II ends Of co.. anly respectfully invited to Mt
totd he fncta s.cin tho residents Of his parents, Ss
aonrce street, th5 Saturday afternoon, at two O'Clock
precisely.
CotIRsxg-Un thursday, august IA, IA tho 3sth year
OF bel sse, MARY ANN, vile Of ~ r. COciTanc.a native Of
ise fficads II ho fany are respectfully invited to
attend tha funeral, from nor lite residence, 1875 tat
hlrty.thir street, tbs Saturday aernvpn, ~ Two
birmingham and California pagers please copy
(oyyF-On Friday, August ~, tiizA, dGuges u john
nnd grdget Cny.c agct 10 yrifs and n mnItns.
The reltye and lfi5nds VI tho family arc respectfully
invited at,sd the iuaef On sunday iterlen az Two
O'Clock tIl rcsidcucc Of her plrens corner " If
| IN auth street and Lexington ayento.
,nASDlraAt his residence, la Mobile, OF bgau fever,
fssang from TOO Close attention 70 business and over
mental exerlion. on sunday, August - WILLIAM q.
tA srLs, tho arm ~ 20. J0hn Towers Co., Mobile
| IN the sd year o his age.
inxoS-Un FRIDAY August is, az 90 West Twenty sixth
| street, RacilEi, VIE VI Joseph iixsn
1c funeral VIII take place trinity chapel Sun
~ a'ofnoou, at ha. past twelve O'Clock. The rela
tyes and friends " tho family arc respectfully requested
/ ID attend.
FrnRs--At his residence, In Wostcbcstcr, Thurs
aay August IA Capt. CORNELL FRRtis, ed 90 Years.
fne Ieitvcs and friends VI the iaiy especially
Invited aitcnd he funeral, on sunday afternoon,
| three cook
| Nantucket rapers piease copy
| GuES4-OD Wednesday, August -, in United States
Hospital, Pniadciphia, Fp,S,rs GES, Of Company G
| thirty second regiment NJ Y. v.
His riendE and those Of the family invited 70 attend
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Steamship City OF Manchester tsr), Halcow, Liverpool
steamship Potomac Fletcher, New orleans--H crora
ship Tranauebar. Eastman, r.ycrpo,lJ W Elwe 4 60.
shin Belle woed, Bush. Jiycrpool-williams & Ggion.
sup kati threm) Jal,srs, Brsucn--esser Bio:,
ssPp z%ish, Basi'r, Bas s Iyrss-s Il RS hro:
FIX Hannah Ksry Lonon@T b na 70
Bark Beaver tBr). Chapman, Lendondergy-Brctt Son
s re hsr p' r M hs1sss sssiob 'G bswo
BIS Delhi sir Dalsin Giasso sel u arss Co.
n nrS n esoa,s lay sasawsye Gers co
siis Abilene tBrJ,' wiison' s.Johns, hF-HJ&cAD De-
rrig weoahosse Mayo New oeansE D rarlsas Co.
sesr N:.S Ios asry Minstl,ea Go2isil Co ~
sssr Tempe @ ri. rrr ri, i waSd 1 co
schr o os%esS ~ Ss S sr s. john MD I 6egoit
SIR SIR oa Nesoa New Il B ASoso
sehr Eldad johnson ,s,, Acc. ,,aic
Sir il Van Namc, Van Name Washlny,cn-vsn Brun,
Eesrl Iags i ", ,rn. slasn
s c Aiii,ncs ircana iisdroT ssn:on 's sons
schr c6ysoite, south, I'aii,dsphla --Mi'tsf
seSr eatlsn G.!e Weeks, is'Sson y. Kenny. W.
ser s s,,s. Jh1naer tP,sna ri'oo' Co
sehr Maria Louisa, CulamInes Ian Rysr--B small
Schr Monieyeu, Fpdksnburg, Observation-Disclosures
ARRIVED
Steamship Saxon, Capp, New Orleans, Aug g. via Key
West gh, 20 v Rnittrl1nnsier 10Th Inst, boarded
from steamer Rhode iaaud; same day spoke steamship
sciasSp Ceesercase, crowel Portland win mdse and
pss4ea.es to y cromwel a Co.
jay Is v,h ioa o ii ras ar 3 TO- july ) tx 81 lon II
s =. aSy I'D and m AN d S x a " sv a' pa
side tr4h Maip 'p lah ri1gle ant euttn do toe
W. rdec was Obliged W bear up for fayal 70 repair: the
bark lost to- a.Slli.
Galk WNltnius (irns Bartles. Iicyhend. Jnne
b. IN Funcn, Meincke 70 Mcnd LIST lat 10
IS, lon 81 asset ship Meiian bound Fl day, Br
shpJ In fcrEsOn OF Beenok, hound H. Sth lat ~ 80,
| ion III -. hars A xlsn STR, bound Il.
haIk Mary IA on 90 Bosson) Nickcrson, Cadz ~ a
| with wines 70 Bpsat bacon.
sarS express. sun,bcrg Havana Aug with snenr, e
Vktns 90. Alex Bergen, VI Brooklyn IL plssoaggr
holrd SICK NJ havana and died !th ns, ~ Aas
1 day.
PARK Koenigin Augusta prnsj. sclrnicr Havana daya
\ in ballast, a q Rossre 4 90 fs Lower Quarantine
afk Black .age tDf, of ST John, NB) AnugrO, aiAtln
"a, Aug 3 IN ballast, 10 Ne,aa son. j. L5wor
| QUA anunc.
Bark Charles Edwin (of PortlnDJ) T,., Afsansas Aug
| 8. with mob u Chase y
Bark Mary, Gibbs Trinii, July rs with sugar, Geo
| Stephenson.
br George Albert, Thonpson Palermo June 49, the Rcck
| July Z, with fruit TO y u Caruara.
Brig E1rheth tof ;alel), Laeser, Rio 0rardc, July H.
with hics Nc, 70 Napier, Wofotd Rspkin 12h lns lat
~ lon 70, In sIuali from NV, struck. by hin,ng,
shsterg the msinmas, amt carrying away tho cross!rscs
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The Turf.
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND AssoCTATIo

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND AssocIATIoS-TaoT-
TING.
FRIDAY August Is purse and stake $3.50 mile heats best
three III ave, Ia harness
Mr. entered b. m. Lazy Ienbrook q l 2
Mr.. Whitson catered :. Con. Hteck IL 3
D. Iallmla catered b. K. L0ity..........3 2 9 dis.
Time, 2.45 -2.l9-2 so -2J1 4-2loa<.
The above race created considerable interest among the
spectators while II progressed, ave closely contested
heats being required to determine Who shodd have tho
honor Of bearing on the stakes. The winner was The
ieas noticed the beginning Of The contest bringing
The o.est giioe The lJVi sales, not until Ter
she hal won the second heat did anybody seem In
caed "a tack her. The third heat very exciting,
the h0rses being close 0Gctcr Throughout, aud Seer
giailgck Winning by neck only. The mare w1n tie
fourth aud attn heats worry Gle ery Hallccx however,
might have done better had he been better handed.
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4! FrrscpE.LANEnus.

uESUlNg FElEND.--So PERSON GOING INTO
n the co1hly ornyen Vnaning in he esy iut these
do days should I've wtaou the famous CuguHc BitteTs.
witch preventive aud cure iar levers agnes,
bil0lscopptnts uiarthnn, dyscntnry ara thur summer
aiaaBtH which ate naturally prevalent Vt this season tbs
yfar rndnc 4 W ciar 81 nr, ternratre and rlmate
No cd suffer fron tHesn feNntpds discmucre men
these Bcr- he hal nf 3. ETETNtEL sole aeet and
importer 10 Nassau sloet H. g. Oakley u Tara row, apd
oil duggisa grocors nad sau1r vendors Throughout Tho
Union.
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Arrivals and Departures.

NEW Enthusiastically Saxon-W II Higgins, lady and
two children, w Bous. Il Harewrght, J Dennng hr
Lord Kane, Sonart BernLin and child NJ Dalehe.
mer three children, Miss Dalchener, Mel and
LADY, Jones' Z PIetal, Hensley, Nine DeBsnnaro-
and ITO s;cerage.
HAvAsa--Bark E1press-Louis Cabaliero A Bridat G r
Honia, LyoneF.
BrAuroRT. N C--steamer Mary Boardman--Arhur Lea.
ry, Fowler Billings
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Military Movements I'm New York anu
Vicinity.
RECRUITING IN THE CITY.

The progress Of recruiting in New York continues un-
abated and the different Offices well patronzed
they possibly could be- Men hurryng forward under
the call for troops and the different offices DO
upto head and business This state Of things Is
the subject Of hearty congratulations and shows the feel
ings which entertained by thecommunity in general
relative TO filling up regiments rapidly possible
THE QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS oFFICE-REGDIENrS
GOING ON.
Dispatches received yesterday at General Arthurs
Office relative to the regiments which filed up
and almost ready march, under the late CALL The fol-
lowing the regiments which probably to leave
camp for Washington from August is to the LIST
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n1D PEwARI.--Iosr YESTERDAY, B;Ts ZEN .,
lU and So vclok, roll Of i,us newcon 40 and $1o.
snc loser passed The Mechanics Bank iOdgh WALL
Esesau ana Lbsry Broadway aud Deg street 70
nsninaton market n owner, who cano III afford u lose
ihe amount identity tho same by naming some Of he
bills TIE Under will eve the above reward by calling -
Mr. Henshaw, IA West street.
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Concert in Central Park.

~ Central Park Commissioners announce that there
viii be music the Centa Park, the MALL this after
noon, four ociock by the Central Park Rand under
tho leadership Of H. b. Dodworth, If the weather be ne
The following is the programme
]. Quick rarch-'Tigern.. ..............A Dodworth
z Oyerture1Ie Dieu CT la Bayaderen.. .......Arher
.. btNsaskAy folka sbbbg
1. Miserere II Trovatore" ...............Yefd
II.
l. Fest and chorus from der Hamburger. Wagner
ONsftufr--'' Ia thasSe Nehui
3. SOng''Tne Swallows Farewell" ........ .Kucker
1. Selections from "Iassaneilo" .Aubcr
pAKT
L. QSickstep from "Ia Iaiyen .Baevy
2. euarietts from "ks 1ctsO Verdi
8. "Liilf ndelle Na1arka .kcer Bella
g. War tialap. Is. Albert
The Nat oaal Pot Pourr.
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RECRUITING CANADA UNITED SrATEs.-The
Kingston Daily Nccs state that II has believe
that Mr. Eoote who has been accused in that city Of
ducing leave for the United states, tor the pur
pose OF cIisting really been engaging them bona tide
Tor work on q railway.
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EXPRESSES.

!, BURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
~. ing establishment W We, heycn.h slaec' qescn
all puts the world Covered wagons for removing urn-
tnre 20 he country. storage Tor furniture
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S HiPPIN G NE w S.

ALMANAC ron NEW YoRK-ruIs DAT.
sHs.............. 10 Is
On sETs. ........ b HIGH eve IL 80
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GeaDqulR1ERs, FnTu DIVISION, !
MEMPHIS. Augmst Z. ltG2. (
GKvkRAL OkpEkS-NU OF.
HEADQUARTERS, Firth DIVISION Army os THE I1ssrssxE,

Captain H. s. kTtu, Assistant Qnartefrcaster:
saRrnc duties doy1!vmg on the QuartcTnater Of this
soss vi addition 20 Ills ieg innate luncirns very Inn
por'fnt al onerons and am fully that the tass
rssrc Lhsn h0sid devalvo On ons raan. viii eadea
y ct yen belp ~ Tie person u some commissioned
,.Acee, and " possible on under bonds, as he must
aaDWa large amounts % money IN trust; but Tor she pre-
s,.t w nryt exeere the dpte iailg " ogt share As
well pgssoie On tne subject 8 vacant housos, Gone
raj Grrfs orders areiabe posstss.sn * al yacant
f'1ssf houses " the CITY ald have them routed az
rDa ln&Mlt talrs, ad 70 be laa in'hhiN ~ advance.
"a 5tliigs With their To- ants q We tuFnea over
% ts pfoefeis On piOaf q y,ity Also take charge
Tufa ~ hHye beel teased ~ cIsloy AZ ewAesst
iu4tefal " thai ceh SfaAt axes tho rent ard rohss
tM a.fss Of real property n-iGet nc rules ana ass =
Etft ae 80 unass tne oOi l9a aet q ,olsfs.s.
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more convenient and complete military
establishment could not be found in Wash
ington than they had. sss -sss 81 -
| Through Manassas the enemy continued
their retreat IS quietly as il began. They
carried off all their heavy guns from Ma
nassas-forty to sixty in number. Part of
their army marched by turnpike to War
renton and part to sGoFd0nsville, where it
is said they win make stand. 1t was on
Monday evening that the first sign of panic
was noticed at Manassas. A part of StHart's
rear column was preparing train to move
Southwark by railroad, when they learned
that some excited rebels had set fire to a
bridge ahead of them. They Immediately
began to burn and destroy and run away in
general confusion. Five hundred barrels
of -four had their heads stove in. Barrels
of Molasses suffered the same way. One
hundred and sixty barrels Of powder were
left which they did not know how to de-
stroy in safety to themselves vN
It seems to be confirmed that the enemy,
two weeks since, had between 0,00o and
10000 troops at Centreville aud Manassas,
and that they only began their retreat last
Friday. Why they went u a mystery, as
that number of men in their fortifcations
would have been equal 20 thres times that
force assailing them. They must have
feRredato trust their men, whose t6Ens of
enlistment were expiring or their powder;
which many accounts agree is of very infe--
rior quality. b a4.fls ~ sMM
The strsagest news brought by the Times
Correspondent is, that Gen. jackson and one
half his army, whom Gen. Banks yesterday
supposed he was closely watching in Win
chester, went down the railroad to Manas-
sas one week ago, and quietly marched
southwark. The other half are said to be
moving southwark in the valley of the She
nandoah z sas.ef
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WINCHESTER, Va, March 12.--This place
is at length recovered for the Union. The
march of our forces TO Berry vile and recon-
nOissance to this vicinity succeeded In mis-
leading the enemy so they did not know
where to expect an attack. Yesterday af-
teTnoon they commences evacuating the
place. Gen. Hamilton meanwhile advanced
from Bunker Hill, the Michigan cavalry
leading. Twelve hundred of the enemy's
cavalry gave battle supported by section
of artillery. This was about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon A battalion of the
1st Maryland regiment reinforced our cav
airy, and one section of artillery came up
and replied to the enemy sguns. The fight
was soon.over. The enemy fed leaving their
two guns, several horses and about thirty
men killed and wounded. Our whole loss
was four killed and fifteen wounded, all in
the First Maryland. Large stores of am
munition, provisions and many horses have
fallen into our hands.
The Union flag flies Itriumphantly over
Winchester The reception of our troops
by the people has been most enthusiastic.
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WASHINGTON, March I2.-The Naval
Committee of the Senate agreed to-day to
recommend an appropriation of $3.50, 600
for the manufacture of twenty-inch Dahl
green guns.
The Washington Star of this evening
says we have positive information that the
rebels have retreated as far as GordonsvilIe
Our scouts have probably penetrated the
country at an early hour this morning as
far as Culpepper Court House, thirty-6ve
miles in the rear of Manassas.
The statement published, that Council
of War In Washington decided by six to
four that the army of the Potomac could
not be moved against the enemy at present,
is entirely untrue, and the Generals were
unanimous that an advance was possible
and proper The only difference was as to
the plan of proposed attack.
A correspondent of the Times, who &C
companied the advance upon CenterTllle
and Manassas, has just come in.
It was only last Friday that the retreat
of the rebels from CenterVille commenced
Gen Johnston left Friday Morning, Gen
smith left Saturday afternoon, and Col
Stuart last Monday, the day our army lef
camp on the Potomac. The retreat wal
continued very orderly at irst and nothing
left at Centerville that could be useful tc
rs. The forts were well planned and very
formidable They command the roads, ant
the fire of not less than one hundred guns
could be conTerged upon any approach tt
the defenses, but the guns were neve
brought from Manassas to mount the Cen
tervfIle forts. A railroad track extended
from Manassas to centerEille, and a tele-
graph line. The rebel Generals had thei
headquarters at CentervilIe altogether, an(
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CHARLEsrowN, Va, March l2.--The town
of Berryville, Va, was occupied by our
troops yesterday, Gen. GoTman directing
here on our arrival, but on the signal ordering
thefcharge of the New York Sd cavalry on
them, supporting the onset with sufficient
force of artillery and infantry, the enemy
did not wait to fight, but ran helter skelter
towards Winchester. Twice last night
were the pic1ets of Gen. Germans brigade
compelled to fall back by the charges of
kshley's Cossacks.
Fhis morning Gen. German made q re-
connoisance in force to within two miles of
Winchester, driving the rebels inyo a trap
where they were again charged upon by
our cavalry, losing four men. Several pris-
oners have been taken from the enemy.
Our total loss up to this time is one man
and one horse.
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FoRT MoNRoE, March lI.--The official
report of the naval engagement, sent to
Richmond, states that on the Merrimac two
were killed and eight wounded. The muz-
zles of two guns were knocked. of The
Prov is twisted, aud the armor damaged !;
the anchor and flagstaff shot away, and the
smoke stack and steampipe riddled. Capt.
Buchanan was seriously wounded in the
thigh. Capt. Layer has since died of his
wounds. ~ rs rrs-
Trustworthy information to-day states
that the Prov was shot away. sa szl
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Advertisements published IN both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, viii be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance z4a 1855
Military Companies, Order of Odd Eel
lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding 8 lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 /; without notice, free
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, viii be charged double the usual
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Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
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each name in the Daily, and So in tbs Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases
paid In advance. =ssfzfr. E.E
~, EVANSVILLE JOURNAL 90.
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Bv virtue of an order Of sale issued out Of the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of Vanderburgh co anty, Indiana, In favor Of
John Whitehead, ir., and Robert Gray, and against
Ambrose Levin ct al, vi u on ,vos
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock p. 81. of said dav, at tho door Of the
Court House in the City of Evansville, Indiana,
offer for sale at public auction the rents, Issues
and profits for the term of seven years Of the fol
lowing described real estate, to.wit : a r.iF
The east half Of tn south west quarter Of the
heast quarter; also the east half Of the north
west quarter of the southeast quarter Of section
thirty i've (35l, in township four south Of range
ten (10) west, Containing forty acres, (mors- or
less) situate in Vandefburgh county, Indiana.
And should said rents and profles not sell for
sufficient TO satisfy said writ and costs, villa
st the same time and place offer for sale the fee
simple of said premises. =
GEORGE W0LFLIN, ,vab
sses.& - - Sheriff ", a. j,
Wheeler 4 Iglehart, PlaintifF's Attorneys.
feb2T-S5.25 - fl'.@ + sz-lsis-
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REGULATIONS FOR 1852.

H~ All Advertisements
amounting to So or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention.
ALI Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid.
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In fte eqashabts adfastnsse, asd prompt Cdsh re-
sponss 20 Losses tbs PHQENH4 stails pTs-engiseifg
AZ ass head of s prefesioHS schfe Gs eHgspss prac
teal, and rsctGss bnsteEs sstsB Q local Gge1ctes fs
not oxceed bg nHE sinigar corporation "a The world
Insurancies s0icited, and policies issued aud re-
neWed in this leading Corpsrafoni ct fair rates BY
J. W. NExSEN, Resident Agent
OFTIoE .-darble Hall Building, Main street.
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MORNING REPORT.

Winchester occupied by the
Federal Troops The rebels
''skedaddle'' after a slight
Observation-Disclosures par
ticulars concerning tn o
evacuation of Manasea eas-
Jackson gives Banks the
slip-Rebel official report
Of the Naval engagement
at Fortress Monroe.
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INSURANCE.
In snra nee Ag ency.
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UNDERwRITER AND GENERAL 1NSURANO
AGENT,
ADJUsEEH AVERAGE AND N0FARY PUEBLO.
EEe continues to issue Policies from several Firs
Glass and most rsliabla ---
ffySUnANCE COMPANIES
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also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losse
of every description under policies from Other
agencies and attend to the settlement of all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties In
terested. His long experience IHsoKAEcE
AGENT, has made him familiar with ali subjects
connected with Insurance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-14

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