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GROOMS & SMITH
CITY GUIDE,
BUSINESS MIRIOR,
OR
INDIANAPOLIS AS IT IS IN 1855.
FIRST ISSUE.
INDIANAPOLIS :
PUBLISHED BT A. C. GROOMS & W. T. SMITH, NO. 7 WEST "WASHINGTON ST.
1855.
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Entered According^ to the Act of Congress in the 'year Eighteen
Hundred and Fifty five by A. C. Grooms and W. T.
Smith, in the Clerk'o Office of the District Court
of the United States, for the District
<SF Indiana.
Printed bt the Indianapolis Journal Company.
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PEEFACE.
Preface, — what is a preface ? The historical signification is said before. It is most generally used as a title or heading to mat- ter prefixed to a book, but not necessarily forming or constituting a part of it — to matter ■which might, often perhaps, with equal pro- priety, be entitled a chapter for huncomhe. Many will consider ours just such a one. We intend, (if we can), to write one to suit our- selves. We compile and publish the work for the benefit of the public — we write the preface for our own. But while we profess to publish the Directory for the public benefit, we have a right, and we expect that the citizens will support us in the undertaking if they wish to derive the benefit arising from its use. There are many citizens who, being strangers to the use of such a work, can- not appreciate it, and, as a matter of course, we cannot expect them to support our first issue. This prejudice we expect our first issue to do away with, and for our next annual issue we shall at least hope for the united support of our fellow-citizens. Our issue at this time will not be so complete and definite as we could wish, in consequence of so many persons being prejudiced against it, and and considering it rather a superfluous work ; many actually refused to give us their names. Many could not tell on what street they lived, and one individual — one of the proprietors of an est'eblish- ment, where there are some forty or fifty hands at work, refused them time to give us their names and residences. Imperfections arising from this cause, of course, cannot be regarded as our fault. Some persons refused to give either their names or residences through fear of having taxes to pay ; while others would assign no reason, but steadily refuse to give us any satisfaction. Because we happened to inform some lady that she was mistaken with regard to the
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nature of her husband's office, we were called on by her hus- band, and threatened to have a " dornic pounced off of our devo- ted head," an operation which we by no means relished, and tried to pacify the gentleman but could not, and had to allow him to go at large, breathing vengeance on us if we ever did so again. Such cases, Ave are happy to state, are few, or we would no doubt, long ere this, have been on an exploring expedition among the stars, or buried in oblivion, and covered deep by the anathema maranathas of persons made furious by such mistaken grievances.
But to the subject. A Business Mirror and City Guide is what we had designed to present before our citizens, one that, by a few moments' consultation, will give the ihquirer an idea of the business of the city, and which, on application, will direct the stranger to his friend, or the citizen to his neighbor. How well Ave have succeeded we leave for our patrons to judge. We have labored assiduously and diligently to present to our patrons as complete an idea as pos- sible of the business of the city on a whole, as well as to trace out and portray its various ramifications, and also to give to the stranger as favorble an idea as possible of its various local, business and ocial advantages. Hoping to appear before you with increased facili- ties another year, we courteously request the favorable consideration of an intelligent public.
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INTRODUCTION.
In presenting to the public a Directory of our young and flour- ishing City, it is expected, and is necessary, that we should give at least a short history of the city, its location, improvements and growth, to its present high commercial position.
Indianapolis was located and laid out in 1 820, and incorporated January 6th, 1821. In October following, 314 lots central in the old plat of the city, were sold for $35,596. Lots which sold then for iaOO and $300 would now readily command from $15,000 to $25,000. At the period referred to, the site was covered with dense forests, and for forty or fifty miles round, the country still re- mained in its pristine condition of an intrenched wilderness.
The original town plot was one mile square, but like all progress- ive cities, IndianapoHs has over-stepped its artificial limits and ex- tended itself on all sides.
Of late years it has became a chief center or terminus of Rail- roads, and is very appropriately termed the " Railroad City," and from its position is likely to maintain its ascendency in this respect. There are several railroads now in course of construction in addition to the eight roads now in successful operation, pouring in daily their thousands of passengers, and conveying in merchandise, &c., to and from it the wealth of an empire.
It is also on the line of the great National Road, and from it diverge several McAdamized and plank roads pointing to all the im- portant places within and beyond the limits of the State.
In manufactories, it has also made rapid progress, and at the present time has mechanics employed in every handicraft.
Few cities in the States north of the Ohio, indeed, have so excel- lent a prospect of future greatness,. and there are those who wisely
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anticipate its becoming one of the prominent cities of the Great West in the number of its people, the amount of its trade, and in that enterprise which is so necessary to the fulfillment of all high expectations. ,
To give some idea of the rapid growth of the city, we give the population at the different periods from 1830 to 1856.
Population in 1830, 1,085 ; in 1834, 1,600 ; in 1840, 2,692 ; in 1847, 8,504; in 1865, 16,000, showing an increase in six years of almost 100 per cent.
The last enumeration, taken in July, '55, has been confined strict- ly to the corporation. Should we add to this the population of West Indianapolis, and all those on territory adjoining the city on the north, east and south, who are directly connected with the city in their business transactions, and looked upon as citizens; and add to this also the colored population, who were not enumerated, it would swell the number to about 20,000 souls.
ORDERS.
North-East corner of Washington and Pennsylvania streets.
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South-East corner Washington and Tennessee Strefts.
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No. 30^, Sd story. West Washineton Street.
ALTERATIONS, OMISSIONS, REMOVALS. &C.
Anderson, Jeremy, h Ohio, bet east and Noble.
Allison, C J, bookkeeper, 5 west Wash, h Mer bet Ga and La.
Bailey, Alson, printer, Ind Journal Job Rooms.
Brough, John, Pres't I P & C R R, h Mer bet Ohio and N Y.
Ballard, G- M, collecting agent, office 34 west Wash, up stairs.
Cottrell, Thos, (C & Knight), coppersmith, h La bet E and Noble,
north side. Calvin, Sam'l, tailor 6 east Wash. Corwine, J M, j)rinter, Ind Journal Job Rooms, learner, Horatio, printer, Ind Journal Job Rooms. Mayes, Adam, (H & Harmon), merchant tailor, 6 east Wash. Harmon, Peter, (Hayes & H), merchant tailor, 6 east Wash. Mnight, J, (C & Knight), coppersmith, h La bet East and Noble, l^ee, Greenup, Vice President Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank, and
not President, as published in the regular directory. May, A, President Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank. Milless, Laertes 0, printer, Ind Journal Job Rooms. Meredith, Sam'l C, messenger Adams & Go's Express, 34 w Wash. Lawson, Joseph, huckster, north east cor Wash and Mer. Lyron, J W, huckster, north-west corner Mer and Wash. Oakley, Joseph, huckster, sout-east cor Mer and Wash. Scott, W McK, attorney, and president Scott's Commercial College,
College Hall, south-west cor Wash and Pa, house 2 sqs north
Blind Asylum. Vaile, Henry M, atty, off 36|- east Wash. 'W"oollen, Wm, bds north-west cor Ohio and Tenn. Woollen, Leonard, north-west cor Ohio and Tenn. Waldo, G B, grocer, h 111 bet Ohio and N Y.
ABBREVIATIONS.
Acct. accountant, atty. attorney, bet. between, bds. boards, cor. corner, elk. elerk, com. commission, confec. confectioner, e. east, h. house, lab. laborer, manufac. manufacturer or manufactory, merch. merchant, mkr. maker, machst. machinist, n. north, opp. opposite, off. office, s. south, w. west. wh. wholesale.
Streets. — Ala. Alabama, Ben. Benton, Cumb. Cumberland, Del. Delaware, Ga. Georgia, Ind. av. Indiana avenue, Ky. av. Kentucky avenue. La. Louisiana, Md. Maryland, Mer. Meridian, Mich. Michi- gan, Miss. Mississippi, Mark. Market, Mo. Missouri, Mass. av. Massa- chusetts avenue, N. Y. New York, N, J. New Jersey, 0. Ohio, Pa. Pennsylvania, Tenn. Tennessee, Va. av. Virginia avenue, Vt. Ver- mont.
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Bals, C porter, No 40 Meridian. Balinger, E M carp, konse corner Tenn and S. Buckhart, A J ice dealer, cor Miss and Mich. Bales Ed drayman, house cor Tenn and South, Baerokesman, U blacksmith, Wash foundry, cor Mer & La, Baker, Geo house cor E and Han. Barbee, Eob B, wagon maker E bet Wood and Han. Batterson, W H, telegraph operator, La. oppo Union depot. Baumb, Valentine shoe maker, cor E and Han. Baker, Daniel, clerk liquor agency No 3 Bates house. Bates House, s w cor 111 and Wash D D Sloan pro- prietor. Bald'V^in, E J, jeweler No 1 Bates heuse, house Penn
bet N and St Clair. Bare, L, sawyer (at Huey's chair factory) cor Miss iind Md. Barnes, Eev H N, pastor Koberts chapel. Barth, Geo, laborer, liouse Ya av bet S and Merrill. Bardwell, Seth, proprietor Ind house Mark bet 111 and Tenn Barnes, Wm A, engineer at Huey's chair factory cor Miss
and Md. Barnett, J, [B & Spotts] grocers No 144 E Wash, Backing, Henry merchant No 15 Little Eow. Bada, A laborer I C R W depot. Basset, Horace, clerk U. S. Cir Court, cffice in
State bank cor Bl and Ky av, house cor Ohio and Penn. Bauer & Goepper, merehant tailors No 21 E Wask Bare, Thadeus book-binder at No 77 w Wash. Baker, Mrs. Ann, milliner No 14 111. , Bauer Geo (B and Goepper) No 21 E Wash, house 111 bet
Market and Ohio E side. Bassett, HB, dep clerk U S circuit court, cor 111 and Ky av. Bacon, Daniel jr, clothier No 59 w Wash, boards at
Bates house. Barns, Erasmus printer Locomotive office. Baihan, P cor Md and Penn. Bacon, Elisha painter house cor Ala and N. Barry, E H, Dep And State ; house N J bet Vt & Mass av. Bailer, Sam'l; house cor St Joseph and N J. Ballman, H, tailor. No 78 E Wash. Baker, J C, printer, at No 324- East Wash. Bane, L G, clerk at P O.
Bare, Mrs Sidney; house Ga bet Mo and Wash. Babcock, M. D., auction nn<\ commission, No 79 E
Wash; house Market bet Penn and DeL Barney, Thos, clerk at No 40 E Wash.
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MARION NO. 1.
EJS'GINE HOUS-E ON TTORTH SIDE CIRCLE.
Frank Mansur, President. John Sulgrove, Vice President. Fred Knefler, Secretary. '\^ H. Bassatt, Treasurer.
WESTERN LIBERTIES NO. 2.
SNGINE HOUSE WEST OF WEST ST. BET. WASH. AND MARKET^
Aaron Rosier, President. Jeyse Vanblaricum, Vice President. • ■ ■ ' Wm. Dav/son, Secretary. ^ Adam Gala, Treasurer.
INVINCIBLE NO. 3.
ENGINE HOUSE N. J. BET. WASHINGTON AND MARKETS
N. West, President.
D. Stockwell, Vice President.
E. Harve, Secretary.
F. H. Tapkin, Treasurer.
CITY SCHOOLS
The City have in successful operation a system of Free Sshoalfe under the control of a Board of Trustees and Superintendent.
There has been erected in each Ward a good brick building m which are kept the Ward Schools. These are large and comforta- ble buildings capable of accommodating from one hundred and fifty lO two hundred pupils.
There is also, in addition to the Ward Schools, a Central Hfgh School, in which the higher branches of education are taught.
The pupils of this School consist principally of those who have gone successfully through the Ward Schools, and passed an examiv laation, which is always necessary before entering this School.
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Blane, Thos at city foundry, house N Y.
Blake, "W wagon maker, house E bet La and S.
Bo wen, S T, [Steward & B.l booksellers, No 18 W
Wash. Borrie, R A, carpenter, Mich bet Ala and Mass av. Bogordus Francis, house Miss bet Mich and Yt, Boyd, John, grocer, Wash w of w N side. Bowers, T J, (B & Turcell) artist, boards at Little House. Borts, Geo 0, clerk at No 43 E Wash. Bond, A. shoe maker. No 5 E Wash, house Market bet 111 &
Cir N side. Bowen, F, printer at Cameron & McNeely's No 21|- w Wash, Boyd, D. M, grocer No 55 Mer. Betts, A H, tailor No 35 E Wash. Boark, John, tinner, No 46 w Wash. Bowden, Neptune, butcher, house Mass av and Ala. Boker, Thos, house Mich bet Ala and Mass av. Bockstakler, M, butch, house S Tenn and 111. Borland, C, plasterer, boards cor Mass av and Ala. Bonnet, Ed, carriage maker, 111 bet Market and Wash. Booth, Alfred, cooper, boards at Little house. Bobarger, David, grocer, cor Tenn and lud av. Boyd,'E C, clerk P O.
Boerum, Jos S, carpenter, house cor 111 and Walnut. Boaz, C T, farmer, house North bet 111 & Mer N side. Bobbs, Eliza, house on Fenn bet N Y and Vt w side. Bohlen, D A, archit 43 1-2 E Wash, house on Fletch- er's addition. Browning Ed, house cor Ya av and Ala. Bro-wning, Rob, druggist, No 22 W Wash, house
111 bet Md and Ga. Bramwell, J M, book-keeper No 22 w Wash, house Miss bet
Wash and Md w side. Brown, Mrs J, milliner cor 111 and O. Brownell, E W, clerk at L R BrowneH'g No 23 w Wash. Bro-wnell, L R, insurance agent No 23 W Wash^
house Ind av bet 111 and Tenn n side. Brimmerman, Cass, carriage maker at Lowe's Penn bet
Market and O. Bradsha-w, J A, grocer [J & J Bradsbaw] No 25
w Wash, house Ohio bet Mer and Penn s side. Bradshaw, W A, freight agent Ind Cen R W, house cor N
J and Duncan. Bradsha^w, J, [J & J Bradshaw] grocers, No 25 w
Wash, house Mer bet Yt & Mich w side>
20 CHURCH DIRECTORY.
German Lutheran — Ohio street near Illinois, C. E. Kuester Pas- tor. Hours of worship, 104- A. M., and 3 P. M. Sabbath School 9 A. M.
German Lutheran — Alabama street near Washington, Charles Friecke Pastor. Hours of worship lOJ- A. M. Sabbath school 2 P. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
EVANGELICAL.
German Evangelical — New Jersey street near Ohio, M. W. StefFey Pastor. Plours of worship, IQi A. M. and 7 P. M. Sunday school 9 A. M. Prayer meeting, Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
GERMAN REFOEMED.
German Reformed — Alabama street near Market, George Long Pastor. Hours of worship 10^ A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath school 2 P. M. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
UNITED BRETHREN.
United Brethren — Corner of New Jersey and Ohio streets, J. T. Vardaman Pastor, Hours of worship 10| A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath school 2 P. M.. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
UNIVERSALIST.
First Universalist — College Hall, corner of Pennsylvania and Washington streets, B. F. Foster Pastor. Hours of worship 10^ A. M. and 7 P. M. Hour of Sabbath school 2 P. M.
Catholic — Georgia street, near Tennessee, Daniel Maloney Pastor. Hours of worship, 104- A. M. and 3 P. M. Hour of Sabbath school 2 P. M.
Hicksite — Delaware street near North. Hours of worship, Sun- days and Thursdays, 1 1 A. M.
Depository and Agency of the American Sunday School Union, south side Georgia between Illinois and Meridian, J. W. Mclntyre Agent.
Depository of the American Bible Society, at J. Wilkins', 6 doors east of Roberts Chapel.
Depository of the American Tract Society, at S. Merrill's, 26 East Washington street.
Widows' and Orphans' Society, Mrs. M. D. Willard, President ; Mrs. Mary Love, Secretary ; Mrs. E. Richmond, Treasurer.
Society for the care of the Needy, James Blake, President ; Cal- vin Fletcher, Secretary; James M. Ray, Treasurer.
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Brannon, P, boiler-maker at [K & S] Ga bet Del and Tenn.
Bojles, M W, clerk at no 23 e Wash.
Brooke, K K, derk no 14 w Wash.
Brjant, Jas R, clerk at no. 3 Bates house,
Bryant B, honse cor St Clair and Mer.
Brannon John, port Bates honse.
Brown, Albert, wiper I P & C R E.
Brinkmeyer, John, grocer no. 140 e Wash.
Bradshaw, Wm sr, house Ala bet S and Merrill.
Brooking, Chris, baborer on I P & C R R.
Bradymayer, Christ, laborer on I P & C R R.
Brown, Austin H, boards at Mrs Russels.
Briggs, Jas. butcher Wash bet Mass and Mo.
Brown, Jas W, R R engineer, house Mer bet O and N Y,
Bretney, Wm. h 111 bet Market and O.
Brennen J, porter Bates house Wash bet Mass & Mo.
Brown, Mary C, house Mer bet O and N Y e side.
Brown, C II, builder shop N J bet O and N Y.
Brecken, Chas, printer at no 66^ e Wash.
Bringer, August, cooper house cor Ellsworth and N Y.
Brocklocker, H, butcher, Wash bet Miss and Mo.
Brown. E. painter, house w bet Mich and north.
Brown, E W, carpenter Tenn bet Mich and north w side.
Browning, Wood, clerk at no. 74 and 76, w Wash.
Browning, Geo T, [B & Meyer] grocer No 74 and
Y6 w Wash. Brown, J H laborer, house Wash Wt of W, N side. Braden, "Wm (Sheets & B) No 77, W Wash house
O bet Penn and Del S side. Braden, Michael printer Locomotive office. Brown, Geo mechinist, city foundry, house Ala. Bryant, Benj clerk at No 3 Bates house. Broden J jr, machinist city foundry, house Market. Browning, G clerk P O.
Bradley, John H, house S E cor Penn and N Y. Bruner, Chas boot and shoe mak, Mer bet Wash and Md E
side. Brown, Geo cooper, cor Ala and St Clair, Brister, S M, wagon maker, house Ya av bet Wash and Del
n side. Brennen, Mrs Margaret, house Kyav bet Wash and Tenn. Brown, John, plasterer, house cor Lib and Mass av. Bricket, Mrs. D, boarding house Market bet Mo and W. Broadhead, E A, printer at 32^ E Wash. Brunmell, John brick maker E bet La and S.
23 TEMPERANCE ORDERS,
TEMPERANCE ORDERS,
GRAND TEMPLE OF INDIANA OFFICERS FOR 1855-'56.
R. T. Brown, Crawfordsville, G. W. T. Wm. B. Hornish, Centerville, G. W. V. T. John H. Ohr, Indianapolis, G. W. R. W. W. Eccles, Vincennes, G. W. Chap. Joseph P. Edson, Mt. Vernon, G. W. U. Wm. P. Robinson, Jeffersonville, G. W. G.
SISTERS OF THE INNER TEMPLE.
Mrs. B. Matilda Scott, Richmond, S. G. W. T. Mrs. Hannah F. Crooks, Rockport, S. G. W. V. T. Miss Sarah A. Kinder, Indianapolis, S. G. W. R. Miss Helen M. Jones, Delplii, S. G. W. Treas. Mrs. Nancy J. Vickers, Perrysville, S. G. W. Chap. ■■= Mrs. Catharine W. Morse, New Castle, S. G. W. U. Mrs. Emeline C. Caldwell, South Bend, S. G. W. G.
k, OLIVER TEMPLE OF HONOR NO. 6.
Aaron Taffe, W. C. T. , V' . W. A. Curran, W. V. T.
' ' ■ ■ A. C. B. Hannaman, P. W. C. T.
• S. L. Southard, W. R.
E. R. Guiney, W. D. R, ■ • Samuel Little. W. F. R.
Henry Ohr, W. Tr. James B. Ferine, W. U. Wm. Woolen, W. D. U. Thos. Wyatt, W. G. Nathan Stanton, W. S. Meets every Monday evening.
WOODWARD TEMPLE OF HONOR NO. 57.
' •- Wm. F. Stetson, W. C. T.
James S. Brown, W. V. T. Wm. Moffit, P.W C. T. Wm. Jenkins, W. R. S. A. Vinnedge, W. A. R. C. C. Stribhn, W. F. R. Charles H. Adams, W. U. George W. Sloan, W. D. U. Levi Woods, W. G. Geo. Reck, W. S. Meets every Friday evening.
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Brown, Clay physician office Fa bet Mark and Wash, house
S W cor Del and Yt. Briggs, Jas butcher, honse "Wash w of w S side. Brandt, Daniel wool fact river S of Wash. Branyan. Andrew, lab at T A & R E, R house w bet Md
and Ga. Brown C F superint gas works. Broden, Fat laborer cor JST Y and Md. Brinkman, Wm baker at union bakery, Fenn. Brandon, J printer. Journal office. Bruner, Brown machinist. Wash foundry. Brogenor, Henry, dyer (Guisendofi' fact) Wash w^ of w N
side. Bricket, Wm carder (Guisendoff fact) Wash w of W, n side. Bruening, Jos clerk No 6 E Wash.
Brandt, Oliver wool carder (Brandt's fact) river S of Wash. Browning, J F carpenter, house N" Y bet ISi J and Ala. Brouse, A carpenter, house cor jS^ Y and Ala. Brown J plasterer, house cor Ala and O. Brady, Fat laborer, house NY bet Noble and Lib, Busth, Chris shoemaker. Wash bet Miss and Mo S side. Bundy, J R saddler, boards at Falmer house. Burk, John switchman Union depot, house Tenn bet La and
Fa. Bnebrig, H. "H, proprietor Farmers Hotel, N E cor
Ga and Bl. Bustch, Feter laborer, house La bet Bl and Tenn. Burk, Wm conduct Feru R R.
Butler, Miss S A, boards at cor Mass av and Wood. Butterfield, Nathan carpenter house Fa bet Mich and Yt. Buell, C. H clerk at No 7 Mer. Bustch, John house S bet Tenn and Bl. Bustch, F lime dealer house S bet Bl and Tenn. Butsch, Jas ice dealer, house S bet Tenn and Bl. Buise, Robt wao:on maker, house Miss bet N Y and Yt. Buford. "W 'H jr grocer, No 38 W Wash. Buford, H W clerk No 38 w Wash. Butcher, Geo laborer, house Ala S of Merrill Buist, Thomas hardware merchant, No GO w Wash, Butterfield, Cyrus printer Locomotive office. Burk, John agent Indiaplis and Feru R R Co, house Kv av
bet Wash and Md E side. Butterfield, Tyrannus F, printer Locomotive office. Butterfield, Willard printer Locomotive office. Bullmau, Fred, baker No 108 E Wash. Burton, G H, cooper, house Miss bet O and N Y.
24 MASONIC OKDEKS.
UNITY SOCIAL DEGREE NO. 5.
Anna Webb, S. P. T. John H. Ohr, B. P. T. Lucy Beck, S. V. T. Samuel Little, B.V. T. Jennie Snyder, S. Past. Thomas Wyatt, B. Past. J. B. Perine, B. R. Mary Kinder, S. U. S. L. Southard, B. U. Mary J. Liitle, S. G. A. C. B. Hannaman, B. S. Meets every Tuesday evening.
CENTRAL DEGREE TEMPLE NO. 1.
Geo.W.H. Riley. D. T. I ; Wm. A, Curran, D V. T.
V F. M. Thayer, D. P. S.
John H. Ohr. D. R.
Henry Ohr, D. Tr.
A. C. B. Hannaman, D. U.
Thcs. Wyatt, D. D. U.
Geo. W. Sloan, D. G. Meets first and third Wednesdays in each month.
COUNCIL.
John H. Ohr, C. of C. F. M. Thayer, J. of C. Chas. Woodward, S. of C. A. C. B. Hannamaili, R. Henry Ohr, Tr. Geo. W. H. Riley, M. of C. Wm. Moffit, D. M. > Caleb Scudder, P. Daniel Culley, W.
MASONIC OEDERS
GRAND LODGE STATE OF INDLVNA OFFICERS FOR 1855-56.
A. C. DoAvney, G. M. Colley A Foster, D. G. M. Le ■ is Burk, S. G. W. Peter Q. Striker, J. G. W.
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Creque, M, merch tailor, lie Wash, house Ala bet Washington and
Md. Crawford, W D F, merchant, Va av bet La and S. Craft, Smith, carriage maker, at Lowe's, Pa bet Market and Ohio. Cressner, Thos, book-keeper 36 e Wash. Crary, B F, minister, Wesley Chapel, house Cir bet Market & Mer.
Crane, AG-, [A G C & Co] music deal 30 w Wash.
Craft, Henry, watch repairer, at C A Furguson's 21 w Wash.
Cheist, Wm, butcher, house cor La and N J.
Cruse, Sol, laborer, house St Clair bet Ala and Del.
Cruchfield, Mrs Nancy, house s e cor W and Mich.
Craig, Miss, dress maker, 1 90-i- e Wash.
Creasson, Wm, tan yard, Wash bet Benton and Noble, house Market
bet Noble and East. Craighead, Mrs D, house on Md bet Merid and 111 n side. Crank, Fenix, laborer, house Md w of W. Crane, U. A, house west of city on Crawfordsville road. Colestock, Ephram, carpenter, house s w cor 111 and Mich. Cassett, Francis, house 111 bet N Y and Vt w side. Cortner, Alford, carpenter, house cor Ala and Mich. Cook, John, physician, house cor Mich and Pa. Cooper, Albert, machst, I P & C Pt R. Coburn, Francis, machst, I P & C R R. Coleman, M, laborer, house N J bet S and Merrill. Cook, Wm, grocer, 182 e Wash, Cole, N W, merchant, cor Va av and N J. Cooper, H C, attorney, office on w Wash, house Merid n of N. Costagan, Frank, clerk at Moore, Carter & Oursler's 1 w Was, bds
at Capital House. Coburn, Ed, attorney, office 21-|e Wash. Cotton, D B, physician, office Mer bet Wash and Md e side. Collins, H B, marble dealer, 94 e Wash. Colhns, H, stone engraver at 94 e Wash. Cox, David, cabinet-maker, Penn bet McCarty and Merrill. Coffin, John S, barber. Pa opp 0 F hall. Coffin, Isaac, attorney, 43^ e Wash. Coffman, Jacob, carpenter, house N J bet S and Merrill. Connerly, P, tailor at 39 e wash. Couch, D S, mess Amer Ex Co 47 e Wash. Cornelius, Cash, plasterer, house Ala bet Merrill and McCarty.
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ES'STITUTE FOB TKE BLIND,
INDIANA HOSPITAL FOR INSANE.
OFFICERS OF THE HOSPITAL^ 1855-6.
Dr. James Ritchey, President. "
Edwin J. Peck,
Henry Brady,
H. F. West,
Dr. Samuel Grimes,
Washina-ton H. Talbott.
Commissioners.
RESIDENT OFFICERS.
Superintendent — James S. Athon, M. D. Assistant Physicians — Thomas B. Elhott, M.
Geo. A Torbett, M. D. Steward — Isaac H. Shimer. Matron — Mrs. Mary Wright.
INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND.
OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTE.
Trustees.
Isaac Blackford, President.
James G. Read,
William B. McCuUough,
John F. Carr,
John H. Cook,
E. W. H. ElHs, Secretary, J
Superintendent — Rev. George W. Ames.
Teachers in the Literay Department — G. W. Hoss, A. M.
and C. M. Walker, A. B. Teacher of Music — L. S. Newell. Teacher of Handicraft — S. McGifFin. Teacher of Handicraft — Mrs. H. J. Hoss. Matron — Mrs. C. B. Sisson. Physician — Theophilus Parvin. Treasurer — W. R. Nofsinger.
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mSTlTUTE FOB THE BLIND.
INDIANA HOSPITAL FOR INSME.
OFFICERS OF THE HOSPITAL^ 1855-6.
Dr. James Ritchey, President. ^
Edwin J. Peck,
Henry Brady, p,
H F W t ( ^o^ii^issioners.
Dr. Samuel Grimes, Washington H. Talbott. J
RESIDENT OFFICERS.
Superintendent — James S. Athon, M. D. Assistant Physicians — Thomas B. Elliott, M.
Geo. A Torbett, M. D. Steward — Isaac H. Shimer. Matron — Mrs. Mary Wright.
INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND.
OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTE.
Trustees.
Isaac Blackford, President."
James G. Read,
William B. McCuUough,
John F. Carr,
John H. Cook,
E. W. H. Ellis, Secretary,
Superintendent — Rev. George W. Anies.
Teachers in the Literay Department — G. W. Hoss, A. M.
and C. M. Walker, A. B. Teacher of Music — L. S. Newell. Teacher of Handicraft — S. McGifFin. Teacher of Handicraft — Mrs. H. J. Hoss. Matron — Mrs. C. B. Sisson. Physician — Theophilus Parvin. Treasurer — W. R. Nofsinger.
pia:^o fortes, melodeows, <fcc. 88
MUSIC DEALERS.
A. G. Crane & Co., 30 west Wa
Willard, Stowell & Willard, 40 west'lVasliiiigtofi.
HATTERS.
Talbott & McCrea, 22 east Washington. G. F. McGinnis, 10 east Washington. S. Wilmot, 8 west Washington. Wm. Tully, 17 west Washington.
CHINA AND GLASS WARK
Jacob Lindley, 16 west Washington. Ketcham & Merrill, 4 Bates House. C. E. Hawthorn, 9 Little's Kow, east Wash.
A. G. CKANE. W. H. OUREEE.
A. G. CEANE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
■EUPiiiii iPif iiii 1 ioiiiii
And all kinds of Insieal Merchandise,
S-8t
Temperance Hall, No. 30, West Washington St.
INDiANAPOL:^, INI>.
34 STREET DIKECTOJRY.
LIBRARY AND READING ROOMS OF THE YOUNG MENS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
BLAKES' COiBIERCIAL ROW, S. W. COR. WASH. AND KY. AVENUE. The best home and foreign Quarterlies and monthlies, together wi^h extensive and choice selections from the secular and religious Journals of the day, regularly received. Kooms complete and com- fortable. Open from 7 to 10, P. M. for the accommodation of the public.
E. J. BALDWIN, Prest.
G. M. Ballard, Secy.
STREET DIRECTORY
Washington Street, principal thoroughfare running tlirough from
East to West. Maryland, 1st South of Washington, running E. and W. Georgia, 2d South of Washington, running E. and W. Louisiana, 3d South of Washington, running E. and W. South St., 4th South of Washington, running E. and W. Merrill, 6th South of Washington, running E. and W. McCarty, 6th South of Washington, running E. and W. Market, 1st North of Washington, running E. and W. Ohio, 2d North of Washington, running E. and W. K"ew York, 3d North of Washington, running E. and W. Vermont, 4th North of Washington, running E. and W. Michigan, 5th North of Washington, running E. and W. North St., 6th North of Washington, running E. and W. St. Clair, 7th North of Washington, running E. and W. Meridian St., central throuhg from N. to S. Pennsylvania, 1st East of Meridian, running N. and S
HOUSE AND SlGm PAINTEKS.
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ALEX. V, BUTTON.
135873(5
ANDREW FISHER.
BUTTON & FISHEE,
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6BAINERS, GLAZIERS,
lii PIPER MHGEiS.
Shop S. E. Diagonal, Op. Brancli Bank,
Painting of every Description done in a
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Manner at Low Prices.
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MILL- WRIGHT.
SAMUEI. TAGG-ART,
ilWMiif
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
OFFICE at the City Foundry;'
Pennsylvania Street.
Drawings for Mills, Mill Ma- chinerj', &c., made, on applica- tion.
Improved Wheat -Cleaning, self-. Regulating, Centrifugal M ill-„ Stone Feeders, Flour Bolting," Flour Packing Machinery, &c.
Also, Burr Mill Stones, Bolting Cloth, and Mill Furnishing gene- [ rally, furnished; and Bolting Cloths I made up to order.
Agent for John T. Noyes' Mill
Furnishing E9tablishment,Buflalo,
N. Y.; and for the sale of Rights
I to use Bonneirs Improved Process
A of Flanning in the State of Indi-
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Cooper, Lucy, house cor Del and N Y.
Cox, W C, clerk, at 18 c Wash.
Conway, M, clerk, at 2 e Wash.
Coburn, John, attorney, office 32^ w Wash, house N Y bet Mass «k
Ala. CoUrell, Tlios, [C & Knight) copper-smiths, cor Del
and Ga, house Pa bet Market and 0. Cutterson, Lizzie, cor Ga and Pa.
Gox, Oh as, [C & J Cox] tinner, 19 w Wash, house
Merid bet Md and Ga e side. Cooragton, Susan, Tenn bet Mich and Vt.
Cox, David, tinner, (C & J Cox,) 19 w Wash.
Oox, J, [C & J C] artist, 49 1-2 w Wash.
Gotham, John, hatter 17 w Wash, house Market bet Pa and Del.
Cox, H S, millwright peg factory S 111.
CoUins, Miss S E, seams, boards cor 111 and Wash.
Colly, J J, house between North and Wood.
GoUey, S A, attorney, off w side Mer opposite P 0 up stairs, house
on N J, between North and Wood. Coffin, N T, (Patent Mill Saws) 2 Mer. Conover L, carpenter, house Md, bet Miss and Mo, s side. Cook, Richard, butcher, Ind av bet 0 and N Y, s side. Cox, Nathaniel, carp, house cor W and Mark. ' .
Cook, John, at City Foundry. Collin, E B, Sect'y State, off in Masonic Hall. Colestock, Henry, house corner 111 and N. Condit P P, clerk at 49|- w Wash.
Condit, A B, (C, Wright & Hayden,) real estate agts,
49^^ w Wash. Cooney, Dennis, lab City Foundry, house East. Cook, M R, painter, house Md bet Tenn and Miss, s side. Costigan, Francis, architect, bds at Capital House. Cook, Benj, house N Y, bet Mo and West. Connan, Jas, laborer, house Ga bet Noble and e. Cottom, W B, printer, at 32^ e Wash, bds Palmer house. Cottom, C W, publisher State Setinel, bds Palmer House. Colburn, Jas, engn, corner N Y, and Mo.
Cottom, John, boarding house, on Market between Pa and Dell. Cook, M, carp, E bet Md and Ga, house Ga bet Noble and E. Cox, Henry, carp, house Wash, bet Mo and W, north side. 4 16
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WOOD AND METAL ENGEAVING.
ENGRAVERS. T. B. Ferine, Med., bet. Washington and Md,, west side„
PRINTERS.
State Journal, Penn., bet. Washington and Md., west side,
Cameron & McNeely, 2\^ west Washington.
Republican Office, 21-^ west Washington.
State Sentinel office, 32-1- east Washington.
Locomotive office, 4^ South Mer.
Gospel Herald, — east Washington.
Indiana Free Press, — east Washington.
Indiana Volksblatt, Washington, bet. Ala and N. J.
"T.B.' FERINE,
M 1000 IB METIL,
Meridian Street, opposite Post Office,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Visiting and Wedding Cards, Door Plates, Stencil Plates, Carriage Plates, Con- ductor's Badges. Also Jewelry and Silver Ware neatly engraved.
WOOD ENGRAVING,
Railroad Maps engraved on short notice : Also Cuts of Buildings, &c Drawn and engraved from the Original or Daguerreotypes. All orders from a distance promptly attended to,
T. B. PERINE.
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Copeland, Jesse, carp, h Miss bet Wasli and Market, Cooker, Chas, blacksmith, Wash, w of W, n side. Cuy, Kendall, Engineer, I P and C R R.
Curtis, T M, [Dumont & Co.] boiler makers, s e cor Ga and Pa.
Cullen, W A, clerk state bank, cor 111 and Ky avenue.
Cutler, Warren, soap manufacturer, house Ky av.
Cutler, T B, printer, Locomotive office.
Curtis, H Z, clerk br bank, cor Va av and Penn.
Curtis, A, carriage maker, Del bet Wash and Md w side.
Curran, W A, bookeeper at 34 e Wash.
Cutler, Geo, moulder, corner Mer and La.
Currie, Wm H, (A G Crane & Co) Music dealers, 30 w Wash
house, cor N Y and N J. Curtis, Charles E, boiler maker (at D & Co,) Penn bet Ga and
Louisiana. Curtis, Geo, blacksmith, at G Lowe's, Pa bet Market and 0. Cutler, Waren, laborer, s 111.
Cully, D B, secl P & C RR, house, Fletcher's addition. CuUey, Wm, printer, house. Miss bet Wash and Md w side. Cuttin, Abel, teacher. Blind Asylum.
Cully, J W, printer, at 321 e Wash, house Miss bet Wash and Market. Cutz, Pat. blacksmith, house Wash, w of W, s side. Cully, Eugene, printer, at 32| e Wash. Culley, D B sen, house 0, bet Mer and Pa.
Daggett, Wm, [D & Co] druggists, 7 Bates House.
Davis, Ameha, Milliner, 14 111.
Dawson, B C, clerk, 5 w Washington st.
Darrow, D F, black-smith, n e cor Md and Mer, h Md bet Miss and
Mo, s side. Daviss, W, carriage maker, Pa bet Wash and 0, west side. Darnall, Wm, Carp, house on Del between N Y and Vt. Damme, T A, machinist, Washington Foundry, h on Merrill. Davis, D P, stone eng, at 67 e Washington. Davis, Ed, saddler, 65 e Washington.
Dame Jason, [marble works] 67 e Wash.
Davis, T, patern maker, Union Foundary, cor Del and La.
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VEn. ST, OPPOSITE BRANCH BANK, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
This Mammotli Establishment is prepared to execute
^latH (inb Jfiiittij |!rinthig of tkq i\i\xm\n,
In the Latest Style of the art; Neatly, Cheaply, and Expeditiously ; Programms, Circulars, Show Bills, Cards, and every variety of
MERCAiTlLE AND RAILROAD PRliTIMG,
Done to order on short notice, in
msiiyEiiiisGFiMYitroi
Most l^auisile Shading.
^ .^"^The assortment of Book, Job, and Card Type, Bor- ders, Ornamental Designs, FUuirislies, &c., is not excelled any Establishment in the State.
( 'all and eiainine J^pecimens.
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Davis, M, (J W and M Davis) Brass Foundry, cor Del
and Ga, house N J, between Wash and Market.
Davis, J W". (J W and M Davis,) Brass Foundry, cor
Del and Ga, house Ga between 111 and Tenn. Dailey, J V, tinner, (C & J Cox,) 19 w Wash. Davis, F A W, elk, (G G& J W Holman,) 11 w Wash.
Davis, John S, (Fishback & Davis,) 38 Mer, house
111 south Union Depot Dawson, Amelia, dress maker, house E bet Wood and Hanna. D arrow, Jas R, grocer, cor Mass av and Wood. Davenport, John, eng, cor Chat and Hanna. Davis, S L, printer at 32'|-, e Wash. Danforth, Albert, Pa, bet Mich and Vt. Dashiell, Maston, cooper, house Miss bet 0 and N Y. Day, D T, shoemaker, house Wash w of W. Dawson, N W, elk, Wash, wof W. Dawson, Jas, grocer Wash, w of W. Davenport, M, house W, bet 0 and N Y, Daily, S G, chandler, house S W, cor Wash and Tenn. Dale, Alfred, watchman, house Vt, bet Mo and Wash. Danken, Jas, house Market, between Liberty and Noble. Davis, Benj, on I P and C R R, house corner Mich and Alabama. Daniels, J 0, on Laf and I R R, house Vt, bet Miss and Tenn. Dell, A J, laborer, house Va av, bet Merrill and McCarty. Dearinger, S, plaster, cor Ala and Market.
Dernhnm, Max, clothier, 28 e Washington.
Dennis, John, printer, Ind Journal office, house Vt, bet Ala andN J.
Detis A, shoemaker, at 96 e Washington.
Delzell, S, (Delzell and Tyler,) 37 1-2 e WashingtoD,
house 111 bet N Y and Vermont, Dessar, Ad, clothier, 4 e Washington. Defrees J D, Pres Central Bank, 23 w Washingtoil
house Mer, between Georgia and Lousiana. Defrees, A, clerk Central Bank, 23 w Wash, h cor East and Market. Despa, E, painter, shop 2 14-, e Washington. Delzell, Hugh, (Delzell & Patterson,) livery stable,
Md, between Mer and Penn, north side. Denman, Chas, elk at 59 e Washington. Dewey, I E, house S, bet Miss and Tenn, s side.
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SADDLEEY AND HARDWAKE.
SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAKERS.
Jas. Sulgrove, 20 west Washington.
Eli Sulgrove, 31 west AVasliington.
Chas. Kummel, 12 east Washington.
E. A. Weaver, Penn, bet. Washington and Md.
E. I>. Davis, 65 east Washington.
C. Nicolai, Washington, bet. Del. and Ala.
G. Herthe, Washinorton, bet. N. J. and East.
JAMES SULGROVE,
Wholesale and Eetall Dealer In
COACH AMD CAERIAGE TRIlMmGS,
M@« 2@B WIST W^§MC^(^T@K §T^iiT» INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Also— Manufacturer of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Whips, Trunks, Collars, &c., &c.,
» Wholesale and Retail, to suit Purchasers.
MEAT MARKET.
Giilic & Tweed, 7 Bates House. Shaw & Buford, 1 1 S. 111.
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Delay, DenEis, port American Hotel.
De Forest, E C, clerk at 33 w Washington.
Detrick, G, cabinet maker, cor Lib and Washington,
Decker, C, black-smith, I P and C R R.
Deppel, C, black-smith. Market Square, bet Del and Alabama.
Dearinger, Jacob, carp, house Mich, between Pa and Delaware.
Derr, Eliza, house Pa, bet N and St. Clair.
Devonish, John, moulder City Foundry, house Mer.
De Ford, Wm, house corner Mich and Mass av.
Deisler, John, proprietor Jefferson House, cor Penn and S.
Diver, Jas, ped, Mass av, bet N Y and Vermont.
Delly, John, engineer, house corner III and Lousiana.
Dickerson, John, butcher, house on Ala, bet La and South.
Dixon, James W, port P 0, house Del, between La and Maryland.
Dickson, James, mercht, 71 e Wash, house bet Merrill and McCartj"-^
Dibble, H, port Am Hotel.
Dilley, John, eng and machinist, Peg factory. South Illinois.
Dickson, Wm, baker, hous-e Tennessee, bet South and McCarty.
Dickey, G W, cabinet maker, Huey's chair factory, corner Miss and
Maryland. Dille, J C, printer, 32^ East Wash ; house cor Ala and St Clair, Dippel, Peter, peddler, house Market bet Liberty and Noble. Dickerson, Robt, plaster, house Miss bet N Y and Vt. Dillon, J B, historian, office 21i East Wash. Donnald, 0, machinist. Union Foundry, cor Del and La. Doozar, Wm, shoemaker, at T Murphy's, Va av. Douglass, San, elk in county clerk's office, court house. Doughty, S, gunsmith, at 86, East Wash.
Doran, M W E, cabinet maker, (at S & I); house Del bet S & Ga. Dougherty, messenger American Ex Co, 47 East Wash. Doyle, Mary, dressmaker, at 40 West Wash. Downey, John, stone engraver, at 67 East Wash.
Dorsay, N J, physician, offi Pa bet Markt & 0; bds
Capital House. Donohue, Thos, labr, cor Ga and La.
Douglass, S M, printer, at (Cameron & McNeely's) 21^ w Wash, Doughty, J G, printer, 21|- west Wash; house Ind av bet 111 and
Tenn, north side. Dorrah, Wm, huckster, house Chat bet Han and Wood. Donovan, Jas, bill poster, house East bet North and Han.
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EATING SALOON.
SHAW & BUFORD,
DEALERS IN '
. IIS FiJITS.
No 11 Wlimh Si East side, South of Wa'^liiii«toii,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
HAIR DRESSIiG I BAIHIG SILOOI,
No. 5, Bates House, Illinois street.
(old. Warm and Shower Baths, Shaving, Hair Cutting, Curling and Shampoo- ing Hair, and Whiskers Colored in a superior style.
BATES HOUSE EATIIG SALOOI.
This popular Restaurant is daily supplied with all the delicacies of the season — such as Venison, wild Ducks, Pheasants, Quails, Grouse, Fish, and the best quality of Fresh Shell Oysters, &c., which will be served up at all hours, and in any style to suit the taste of the most fastidious epicure. The proprietors of this saloon have spared no pains to secure polite and attentive assistants, and respectfully so- licit those who want anything in their line to i)ive them a call.
FORD & MORGAN.
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Doughty, Lafayette, pump maker, cor Wood and N J.
Doehruil, John, wiper, I P & C E R.
Dockerill, Jacob, wiper, I P & C R R.
Doyle, Michael, machinist, cor N Y and Mo.
Doggett, Mrs C, milliner, house Vt bet 111 and Miss.
Doyle, P, labr, house N J bet South and Merrill.
Doyle, B, house East bet South and Merrill.
Douglass, Jas, bookbinder, house N Y bet Mo and Wash.
Downie, Mrs G B, boarding house, Del bet Mkt and 0.
Downey, Robt, house Del bet Ala JS" J.
Dobson, Mrs Catharine, house Market west of West north side.
Dorsey, J W, house N J bet N and Hanna.
Dorsey, Wm, carp, house N J bet N and Han.
Drake, F, carriage maker. 111 bet Wash and Mkt.
Drum, Jas J, [D & Hill], grocers, 24 west Wash, h
Pa bet N Y and Vt. Drew, John A, painter, Mrkt sq bet Del and Ala. Dre"W, S W, carriage manufacturer, Mrkt sq bet Del
and Ala. Drum, Geo, carp, house N J bet S and La. Drayer, Mrs Hannah, house Md west of West. Dunbar, Enos, carp, house Md bet Tenn and Miss, n side. Duncan, R B, atty house Mer bet Md and Ga, west side. Ducker, John, watch maker, 12 Little's row. Dumont, J J, (Dumont & Co), boiler makers, Pa bet Ga and La,
house S W cor Ga and 111, east side.
Dunlap, Livingston, physician, offi Va av, house
Va av bet Wash and Md, west side. Dumont, P A, silversmith, 23 Mer. Diizan, F, [Hannaman & D] drugs, 40 east Wash.
Duzan, Jas, printer, 36^ east Wash.
Dunn, Thos, B, house 111 bet Wash and Market.
Dumont, Mrs M, bds 111 bet Md and Ga.
Dunlop, J S, mercht 2 west Wash, house cor Ohio &
Meridan. Dunn, Sd, elk 48 west Wash. Duke, Ehzabeth, bds Miss bet La and S. Duke, A J. carp, Miss bet La and S. Dunlop, W, (R & W Dunlop) 15 west Wash. Dunlop, R W, (R & W Dunlop) mercht, 15 west Wash.
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PHYSICIANS.
PHYSICIANS.
D. Merrill, west Wash. bet. Miss, and Mo. north side. J. N. Green, 12| south 111. Dr. Miller, 111. bet. Wash, and Market, west side. L. Wood, 61 west Wash.
D. Fimkhouser, Mer. bet. Wash, and Md., east side. P. 11. Jameson, Mer. bet. Wash, and Md., west side. J. Pleasants, Pa. opp. Odd Fellows' Hall.
C. Brown Pa. opp. Odd Fellows' Hall.
E. Pope, 681 east Wash.
Dr. Dunlap, Va. av. bet. Wash, and Ga., west side.
L. Abbett, Va. av. bet. Wash, and Ga., west side.
J. S. Bobbs, 1461 east Wash.
G. W. Darrach, 1461 east Wash.
Dr. BuUard, Med. bet. Wash and Md., east side.
F. J. Dorsey, Pa. bet. Market and Ohio, Avest side. W. C. Thompson, Market bet. Pa. and Del, north side. W. W. Woodburn, Market bet. Pa. and Del, north side. N. Knefler, Market bet. Pa. and Del, north side.
Dr. Homborg, 34i east Wash.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICMNS.
G. W. Shaw, office in Atheneum Buildings.
A. S. Wright, office corner Mer. and Wash, up stairs.
J. P. GREEN, M. D.
FOR DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
As used in the Brampton Hospital of London.
OFFICE ON MARKET STREET.
Between Pa, and Del., S. Side.
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Duke, Jas, mercht, [Snider & D], 9 west Wash, house
cor 111 and Market. Duncan, Clias, hatter, 17 west Wash. Duvall, E, elk at 6 west Wash.
Dumont, B, president state bk, h 111 bet La & Ga. Duvall, D C, mercht, 6 west Wash, house 111 bet Md and Ga. Dugan, M, porter, American Hotel. Dutz, Geo, elk (C Mayer's), 29 west Wash. Duffry, Jas, labr, Ellsworth, bet N Y and Vt. ' Dull, C C, carp, house Mer bet N" and St Clair. Duckniler, Jacob, labr, house N J bet Market and Wash. Dunzan, Wm, cabinet maker, house on north Miss. Duncan, John, machinist, cor N Y and Mo.
Dunn, Orin, cabinet maker, (Huey's chair fact), cor Miss and Md. Dunn, J P, office 49 west Wash, bds at Capital House. Dunning, Thos, house Miss bet Vt and Mich. Dunlop, John, house cor N and Mer. Duncan, Robt, machinist, cor N Y and Mo. Dyer, Sidney, pastor Baptist church, house Mass av bet N Y & Vt.
Eaton, T C, editor and proprietor Gospel Herald, 66}^ e Washington. Eaglesfield, Thomas, wagon maker, house West, between Washing- ton and Market, west side. Eck, M, baker, 8 east Washington. Eccles, Geo, laborer, corner Penn and Georgia. Edgar, Margaret, house 111, between N Y and Vt, west side. Eddy J Taylor, Ky av, bet Wash and Md. Edwards. Nath, builder, house S, bet Miss and Tenn, s side.
Eddy John K, (Tonscy & E,) mercht, 48 W Wash. Edgar S A, (McKernan & E,) real estate agents, 39
Wash up stairs, house 111, bet N Y and Vt, w side. Eddy, Thos, pastor, M E Church, cor Pa and St. Clair. Elbert, D, wiper, I P and C R R. Elen, Admarald, elk at 60, W Wash. Ellis, E W H, Prest M & I R R, house S, bet Del and Ala. Ellsworth, H W, atty at law, off on Mer opp P 0. Elder, Thomas J, printer Locomotive off. Elder, J R, editor Locomotive, house on Market st, near N J.
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IIAYDEN S MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
HAYDEN^S
IT III f f 11
South-West Corner Washington and Meridian Sis., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
JAMS C. IIAYMH, Priiiclpal
Formerly Professor of Book-Keeping and Penraansbip in Bacon's Mercantile College, Cincinnati, Oliio.
JOSEPH B. HAYDEH, First Assistant.
i?^~The Male and Female Departments of this Institution will hereafter be open for the reception of students ten months in each year, viz : From the first Monday in September to the first day of July ; and as students are taught separately, tbey may enter at any time, with the assurance that they will receive the undivided atten- tion of the Principal, and be advanced in their studies as rapidly as their mental capacites will permit. An Evening Session will com- mence each year on the first Monday of October and continue to the first of March.
Instead of merely copying Crittenden's Book-Keeping (the plan hitherto pursued in this city), students will be exercised in making original entries, of every day business transactions, as they actually occur in this city and in Cincinnati, and thus acquire a practical knowledge of Book-Keeping and a habit of self-reliance which never can be acquired by the use of text books alone.
ootj:o.^:e3 c3^^ ^'3?-o"i>irs
The Course of Instruction will consist of Doxible Entry Book- Keeping, embracing every department of trade and mercantile accounts, viz : Wholesale, Retail, Exchange, Banking, Domestic and Foreign Shipping, Steamboating, Manufacturing, Joint Stock and Compound Company Business ; also Single Entry Book-Keep- ing, Commercial Calculations and Commercial Law.
'tuition : Male Department, 825 ; Female Department, $15, in advance — Diploma $3.
^t^Good boarding can be obtained for ^2.75 per week. A full course may be completed in from eight to ten weeks.
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Elliott, C A, grocer, 40 Mer, house_^in, bet N Y and Ohio. Elliott, W J, proprietor American Hotel, La bet Mer
and 111, n side. Elder, E A, mail agent, C R R, house Penn bet Market and 0 e side. EUenwood, S, driver, Amer Ex Co.
Emmeric, Christian, wagon maker, house W bet 0 and N Y. Emenegger, M, machinist, Wash foundry. Enerish, Jacob, black smith, 150 e Wash. Enners, Wm, cabinet maker, house on Noble bet N J and R R. Enders, P, baker, at union bakery, opp br bank. Ende, John, harness maker, 24 w Wash. Enons, B. V, carpenter, house Market bet E and N J. Enos, Benj, (E andKirtz) carpenter. Market sq, bet Del and Ala. Enos & Kirtz, carpenters. Market sq, bet Del and Ala. Englekink, W, laborer, T H and R R R depot. Erick, John, black smith, at Jones's cor Md and Mer. Errickson, W C, boiler maker, at D & Co, Pa bet Ga and La. Espy, Geo, liquor agent, 2 Mer, house Tenn bet La and Ga. Evans, W S, carp, I P & C R R. Everling, Miss Mary, washer, house E McCarty's ad. Evans, J P, mess, Adams & Co, 34 w Wash. Evans, H W, carpenter, house on Ft Wayne R R. Ewdaily, N, farmer, house N J bet Vt and Mich.
Fatoot, Moses, carpenter, house cor N Y and Miss. Farnsworth, J D, clerk, at card factory, head Noble. Faeis, Anna, cook, at N N Campbell's. Fahrback, Philip, baker, 78 w Wash. Fahnestock, 0, at 14 111. Fay, E S, clerk, at 37 e Wash. Fairbanks, J F, flour dealer, 20 e wash.
Farmers Hotel, n e cor Ga and III
Fertinight, A, carpenter, house bet Merrill and McCarty.
Feld, G, painter, 67| e Wash.
Ferry, John H, baggage master, Union Depot.
Feritor, Wm, printer, at 36^ e Wash.
Fisher, And, painter, shop Va av bet Wash and Md. e side.
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scott's commekcial college.
W. M'K. SCOTT'S
Of Indianapolis, Indiana,
ESTABLISHED MARCH 31ST, 1851,
W. M'K. SCOIT, A. ffi.,
Attormy and Counsellor at Law, Founder and President.
COLLEGE HALL BUILDING. S. W. CORNER WASH. AND PENN. STS
The Fourth Collegiate Year of the above named Institution closed on the 30tli day of June, A. D., 1855. Since its establisliment more than Fodr Hundred Gentlemou and Ladies have been Students within its walls. The Graduates of the College are found Ib almo:t every important point of the State, in lucrative and responsible situations, enjoy- ing: incomes, some frsm Sl,200 to $1,500, and many from ;ff5(J0 to gSOO per annum ; a convincing proof of ttie advantages offered by this College, above all others, for acquir- ing a sound, thorough, accomplished and efficient practical business education.
SESSIONS:
The College opens at College Hall on the first Monday of September, and continues open until tbo last of Juno. REGULAR TIME FOR ADMISSION from the 1st to the lOtli of every month — although Students are admitted at anytime. Time occupied, from 8 to ten weeks.
EXPENSES:
Cards of Admission to either Department skparately, $25. Full course $40; al- ways Prepaid or Skcurkd. Boarding $0,75 or $3,00, Stationary $5,00, Diploma $3,00. For further information a Catalogue will be furnisliod on application to
W. M'K. SCOTT, President.
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Featherston, Wm E, merchant, 48 e Wash, house Mass bet N J and
E, e side. Ferling, Geo, barber, Mer bet Wash and Md, e side, Felton, 0 H, mess, Amer Ex Co, 47 e Wash. Ferra, Lewis, book-binder, 37^ e Wash. Fen ton, M, laborer, cor Ga and La.
Feller, G-eo, jeweler, 51 w Wash, house on Miss bet
Wash and Market, w side. Fertig, Frank, painter, house S bet Tenn and 111, s side. Ferguson, N W, cutter, at E G Ward's, 3 w Wash.
Ferguson, Kilby, attorney, office 0 F Hall, boards
at Mrs Kinder's. Fike, Chas, pastor, German Luthern church, cor Wash and Ala. Field, H H, chair maker, Baurier's chair factory. Pa bet Merrill
and McCarty. Finch, H G. printer, Ind Journal office, house 111 bet Mich and Vt.
Fitzgibbon, M, [Kirland & F] grocers, cor M & I R
R and S. Fisher, Chas, Justice of Peace, office cor Mer and Wash, house N
bet 111 & Mer. Fishback, John, leather dealer, 38 Mer, house cor Med and 111. Fisher, Geo, shoe-maker. Wash bet Miss and Mo, s side. Finley, Wm, laborer, house Market w of W. Finn, P, laborer, house Tenn and McCarty. Finley, Jas, teamster, house Market w of W. Fitzgerald, John, tinner, at 69 w Wash. Fitzgerold, John, machinist, city foundry, boards on Market. Fink, John, machinist, city foundry. Flemmer, T B, clerk, at 3 Bates House.
Fletcher, S A sen, banker, 30 e Wash, house 0
bet Ala and N J, n side.
Fletcher, H D, [F & McElrath], boot and shoe deal- ers, 43 east Wash, house cor Va av and Ala. Flues, Ed, blacksmith, 111 bet Wash and Mrkt.
Fletcher, H A, [H A F & Co], mercht, t>8 west Wash.
Fletcher, T R, cashr (Fletcher's bank) 30 east Wash.
Fletcher, Miles, attorney, 21 1-2 East Wash, house
Va av bet N J and East. Fletcher, S A, jr, supt I P & C R R, bds at American Hotel. Fleck, Henry, baker, cor W"ood and Ala.
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SPOKE, HUB, AND FELLOE FACTOET.
S. F. SMITH.
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J. R. OSGOOD.
' ,^ MANUFACTURERS OF
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Boot and Shoe Trees, Clamps, Crimps,
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
I@^A11 orders for the Wholesale Trade Promptly Filled ,^^
Also, keep on hand, Thompson's Premium Oak-Tanned Leather Beltinff, of all widths, at Cincinnati Prices.
J. R. OSGOOD.
S F. SMITH.
L. M. BUGBY-
[iMisDaraapoLOg)
SPOKE, HOB, AID FELLOE FACTOR! J. R.OSGOOD & CO.,
Manufacture and keep always on hand, for the Wholesale and Retail trade, a large supply of
SpokeSjHiibs. Felloes, Shafts, Bows, Singletrees.
Also Broom Handles of the very best Material.
Factory: one square Soulh of llnion Depot, Indianapolis, Indiana.
JTT'Ty. M. Biigby being a practical Carriage Maker, our customers may depend tij)oii getting a first rate article, 1137=0rders filled Cor'f ttly aod Proruptly.
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Fletcher, Calvin, Pre^i.lent I P & C R R, house Va av, east side.
Flemming, Ed, cabinet maker, cor Liberty and Wash.
Flour Mills, J Carlisle, Market west of West, north side.
Foote, Jeremiah, house Mich bet Mer and Pa.
Foltz, Fred, carriage maker, house Ala bet Mer and N.
Ford, A W, saloon, 84 west Wash.
Foust, Daniel, bag-gage master. Union Depot.
Foudray, John B, sherilT Marion conntyj bouse cur
Ala and Market. Fortesan, W M, printer, at 36| East Wa^h. Forgarty, Michael, house Tenn bet La and S. Foos, T J, baker, Miss bet Ohio and N Y.
Foot, Obedj auctioner 65 west Wash, house cor N Y
and East. Fogarty, M, elk at 65 west Wash, house Tenn bet La and S, south
side. Folly, Henry, engineer, City Foundry, house Ala. Fostler, Simon, house on Ft Wayne road. Foley, Michael, assistant State Librarian, State House. Forsler, Simon, engineer, (Guisend:ff's fact), house Wash west of
West, north side. Foster, B F, pastor Universahst church, house Mich, bet 111 and
Tenn. Fry, Mrs Elizabeth, house cor Vt and 111. Frankem, Jonathan, carp, house cor 111 and Mich. French, M J, brick mason, house cor East and McCarty. Frank, H, cabinet maker, 13 Little's row. Freiley, Joseph, elk 5 Bates House. Frenzel, G. P, boarding house, S bet Pa and Del. Fry, Wm, carriage painter. 111, bet Wash and Mark. Frees, Chas, elk at J H Vajen's, 41. e Wash. Frederric, Jacob, machinist, Union Foundry, cor Del and La. Frainholt, P, coppersmith, (at C andK's,) cor Del and La. French, A, port Am Hotel.
French, C G-, jewel, 33 w Wash, bds Bates House.
Francis, Daniel, lastmaker, house Md, bet Tenn and 111. Francis, Mrs E, boarding house, S, bet Tenn and 111. Free, John, cabinetmaker, Huey's chair factory, cor Miss and Md. Frost, J. M, (Pat Medicine,) 7 Mer. Franco, Mark, tinner, at 67 w Wash. 5— 8Y
58 BOARDING HOUSES.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American. Ex. Co. 47 east Washington. U. S. Ex. Co. 47 east Washington. Adams Ex. Co., 37 west Washingtc
ton.
HOTELS.
Bates House, N. E. cor. 111. and Washington.
Palmer^House, S. W. cor. 111. and Washington.
Wright House, 29 east Washington.
Capital House, 16^ east Washington.
Pennsylvania House, N. E. cor. Washington and East.
Gait House, Md., near Union Depot.
American House, La., opposite Union Depot.
Little's Hotel, S. E. cor. Washington and East.
Ray House, east of M. and I. Depot.
Western Hotel, Washington, west of Canal.
Farmers' Hotel, cor. Ga. and 111.
Union Hotel, cor. Ill and South.
Indiana House, Market, bet. Ill and Tenn.
Temperance House, 111., bet. Ga, and La. east side.
Rail Road House, cor. 111. and La.
BOARDING HOUSES.
J. Pile, S. E. cor. 111. nnd Md.
Noble Campbell, N. W. cor. Ill and Md.
F. Gauss, 13 east Washington.
E. Knight, Ky. av., bet Washington and Md.
Mrs. Kinder, 79-^ east Washington.
A. S. Kingsley, Ala., bet. Market and Ohio, east side.
Mrs. E. Ferguson, Pa., bet. Washington and Market.
T. Hay ward, Mer., bet. Washington and Md.
S. C. Semple, 111., bet. Ga. and La., east side.
John Dilley, 111., bet La. and South, west side.
Thomas Weir, Del., bet. South and La.
C. Haverstick, Del., bet South and Merrill.
Mrs. Lewis, Ind. av. bet. Ill and Tenn.
Mrs. Jones, cor. Vt. and Ellsworth.
J. H. Havens, Penn., bet. Market and Ohio.
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Freeman, N B, elk, at 67 wWash.
Franer, Edmund, gorcer, house no Ft Wayne R.
Frisby, J N, bookseller at Union Depot, house cor 0 and Miss.
Frank Autsey, grocer, Wash, bet Miss and Mo.
Furgason, James, house Mer, bet 0 and IS" Y.
Fulglium, Joseph, (F & Thompson,) grocer, 66 e
Wash. Funkhouser, Dr D, off Mer, bet Wash and Md, e side. Furlong, W G, merch, Va av, bet La and S. Fuqua, Andrew, Tollgate Kep, cor Riv and Wash. Ferguson, Mrs E, boarding house, Penn, bet Wash and Mark, vr
side. Fergason, J A, book-keeper, at Wash Foundry, cor Mer and La. Furguson, C A, jeweler, 21 w Wash, house 0, bet Mer and 111, s
side. Fuller, H A, conductor, I and 111 C R R, 49^ w Wash, up stairs. Furgason, Wm, carp, house cor 111 and Walnut. Funk, C W, prop Western Hotel, Wash, wof W, s side.
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Garnel, W, barber, 11 Little's row.
Ganter, C, confect, 17 Little's row.
Gardner, W, carp, cor Mass av and Vt.
Gallagher, F, laborer, house Mass av, bet N Y and Vt,
Gates, John, blacksmith, Del, bet Wash and Mark.
Goebel, J F, boarding house, S, bet Pa and Del.
Gratling, R J, agent for sale and location of Land war- rants, S, Mer, w side.
Gardner, Jas, bds at Mrs Furguson's, Pa.
Gaston, H R, carriage maker, 111, bet Mark and Wash.
Garret, AW, elk, at 73, e Wash.
Gaston, Ed, ( G & Maguire, ) carriage makers, cor Ga and Ky av, b. cor Ky av and Md.
Gamer, L H, 21 w Wash.
Gaston Dr John M, off w side Mer opp P 0, up stairs bds Palmer House.
Gause, Wm, plowmaker, 150 e Wash.
Gaflfona Mich, with L P Myers confec, 3 Mer st.
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Garner, Charles, house cor 111 and N Y, w side.
Gardner, Wm J, house Tenn, bet N Y and Vt, e side.
Geopper, A, laborer, cor Ga and La.
Gettis, Wm, (G and Haning,) gilders, 39 w Wash, house cor 0 and
Miss. George, Robt, house Miss, bet Wash and Market, w side. Geer, Isabella Mrs, house S Miss. Gethem, Allen, fireman, I P and C R R.
Gerhard, Jacob, cabinetmaker. Wash, bet Tenn and Miss, s side. George, J, grocer. Wash, bet Miss and Mo. Geisel, Henry, house cor Mass av and Noble. Gilligan, Miss M, merch, 5 Bates House, h Tenn, bet O and N Y. Gipson, Wm, brickmaker, house E, bet La and S. Gibbs, Wm, cabinetmaker, house 111, bet Mich and Vt. Gibbon, John, tailor, at 35 e Wash. Gillespie, John, carp, h Del, bet O and NY. Gillmore, D C, sawyer. Peg fact, S 111. Gill, Mary, at Pyle's boarding house. Gilson, Fred, pedler, house Mark, between N J and Ala. Gibson, Ed, cabinetmaker, at Huey's chair factory, cor Miss and
Gielding, John, machinist. City Foundry, boards, Ala.
Gilson, F A, agent, 14 w Wash.
Glazier, Charles, R R engieer, house Va av, bet La and Ga.
Glenn W, [W & H Glenn,] mercht, 3 Bates House.
Glore, M, brickmaker, house Del, bet S and McCarty.
Glenn, H, merchant, [W & H Glenn, 3 Bates House. Glaser Mas, clothier, 1 Palmer House, cor Wash
and 111. Glagur, F H, Machmist, house cor Miss and S. Glazier, Mrs E, house N J, bet La and S. Goldsberry, L, tinner, at 68 e Wash. Gordon, Mrs T, house Ind av, bet N Y and Vt. Gordon, Geo H, Ind av, bet N Y and Vt, e side.
Goode, B S, [G & Wilkins,] grocers, 34 e Wash,
house Pa, bet N and St. Clair.
Goepper P, (Bauer & G,) 21 e Wash, house III, bet
Market and 0, e side.
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Govern, A, gunsmith, at 86, e Wash.
Gosney, Geo R, blacksmith, h Merrill, bet Ala and Del.
Gould, Ed, machinist. Wash Foundry.
Gordon, J W, attorney, off in Circle, house n e cor
111 and N. Gore, J, elk at (J C Yohn's,) 23 e Wash. Gorham, W H, elk, W I Woollen's grocery, 27 w Wash, house Mich,
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Gramling, John, merch tailor, 1 e Wash, bds Am
Hotel. Gramling, P, elk at J Grambling, 1 e Wash.
Greenfield, Danl, elk at co elk's off Court House. Gray, Wm, baker, house S, between Pa and Del. Greer, S, elk at 98, e Wash.
Graydon, A, [Grraydon & Son,] hardware dealers, 2
e Wash. Grost, J, driver, (Adams & Co'sEx,) 34, wWash. Gray, J W, shoe -maker, ( P McNaught & Co,) 5 w Wash. Graves, Richard, wagon maker, Ky av, bet Md and Ga. Grubbs, Danl W, elk, (G G & J W Holman,) 1 1, w Wash. Greer, James, cabinet maker, lis 111, e side. Greenleaf Ed, machinist, house 111, bet Ga and La, e side.
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and Miss. Griffith, J E, grocer, house 111, bet La and South. Greer, Mrs E, house s e cor Tenn and S. Graham, T W, blacksmith, shop Ky av. bet Wash and Tenn.
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BATES HOUSE.
PROPRIETOR.
An Omnibus always in readiness, to convey Passengers to and from tlie Cars.
GALT HOUSE.
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0pp. the Great Union Passenger Depot,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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PROPRIETOR.
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North-West Corner Union Depot,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Baggage taken to and from the House Free of Charge.
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And slso, with the C. C. C. R. R. for
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Their route has great advantages over any other route East from Indianapolis, to which travelers should carefully look. It is
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Than any other route between Indianapolis, and Pittsburgh or Cleve- land.
PlSmElHIMIiltlUSOEYllT
Making but one change of Cars between Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland.
68 INDIANAPOLIS, PITTSBURG AND CLEVELAND R. K.
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72 AUCTION AND COMMISSION MBRCHNNT.
AUCTIONEERS.
Obed Foote, 65 west Wash. W. Y. Wiley, 36, east Wash. M. D. Babcock, 79 east Wash. Billington, Wash. bet. N. J. and East.
WILLIAM Y. WILEY,
Buys and sells Real Estate, Railroad Stocks, Bonds, Mortgages, Notes, Negotiates Loans, and general dealer in all kinds of
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Notions, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hardware Glassware, Oil- Clothes, Books, Paper, Jewelry, Clocks, Watches, Furniture, Horses, Carriages, &c., &c.
^^"Will attend to Executors, Administrators, or other sales in any part of the City, County, or State.
Cash advanced on Consignments.
WM. Y. WILEY, Auctioneer,
HA 73
Gray, D C, blacksmith, house Mich, w of W, s side, Blackford's
addition. Griffith, Josiah, furniture dealer, house cor Miss and
Md. Griffith, Humphrey, house 111, bet Mark and 0, w side. Grim, Jacob, laborer, house St Jos, near N J. Grife, John, laborer, house Noble, bet Market and 0. Grinstiever, C, (Herrman& G,) undertakers Market, bet Noble and
Liberty. Grazer, Wm, butcher, house Market, bet Noble and Liberty. Greenfield, Danl, house Wash, w of W. Gromig, Fred, laborer, house N J, bet South and Merrill. Gray, D C, blacksmith, cor N Y and Mo. Green, N J, physician, off 12^ S 111. Green, Jas, sec E & I R R, off in P O building, house on Tenn, bet
Market and 0, w side. Gray, Wm, blacksmith, cor N Y and Mo. Greshwine, John, dyer, (Brandt's fact,) river, sof Wash.
GrooixiB, A C, book-seller, 7 w Wash, house cor Mer
and Mich.
Gulick, J P, butcher, 8 Bates House, house Ga, bet
Tenn and Miss. Guiney, E R, Past Luth Church, house on N Y, bet Del and Penn
n side. Gulliver, Wm, barber, s w cor Wash and Ky av. Guess, Henry, laborer. City Foundry, house St Joseph. Guisendoff, Ed, Wool factory, house Wash, w of W, s side. Guin, P, laborer, house E, bet S and Merrill. Guisendoff^ G W, wool factory. Wash, w of W,_n side.
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Huff, S D, carpenter, house Vt, w of W, s side, Blackford's ad.
Hamilton, H, miller, house Market, w of W.
Hammond, E P, clerk at 79 w Wash, bds Tenn, bet 0 and N Y, w
side. Hamilton, W H H, book-binder, at 77 w Wash. Harrington, T, laborer, L and I Depot. Harbit, Frank, house N J, north Hanna. Hanna, Thomas J, house cor Han and Mass av.
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74 WASHINGTON FOUNDRY ITASSELMAN t% VINTON
HA 75
Harris, Isaac, grocer, cor Vt and Miss.
Hall, H J, merchnt, house 111, bet Mich and Vt.
Hall, Charles jr, cabinet maker, cor Lib and Wash,
Haskell, Mrs L B, bds at Bates House.
Hartman, Chas, steward. Bates House.
Hauffman, Casper, blacksmith, cor Wash and N J.
Harmouk, Chas, laborer, house N J, bet Mark and Wash,
Hartman, Matthew, plasterer, house cor Del and Mich.
Hale, Jacob, car builder at car factory, head Noble.
Hadley, Wm, (H & Co,) grocers, 55 w Wash, house cor Penn and
St Clair, Harter, John A, foreman at 68, e Wash,
Harrison, A W, agent I P <fe C R R, house N J, bet Ala and Del, Harris, C, carpenter, house bet Merrill and McCarty, Haily, B, laborer, house Mark, bet Pa and Del. Hay ward, Wm, printer, 66-^, e Wash. HardJngton, Mary, at Indiana House. Hanman, John, elk at 84, w Wash. Haynes, P, confect, opposite P 0, Mer st, Hawthorne, C E, 9 Little's row.
Harrison, A, Prest Branch Bk, cor Pa and Va av, house head Pa. Harris, D, shoemaker at 5, e Wash.
Harrison, J B, bds Vanblaricum's, Mer, bet Wash and Md. Harkness, John, (Elder & Harkness,) house Pa, bet 0 N Y, e side. Hayward, Thos, boarding house, Mer, bet Wash and Md, « side. Haily Frank, clerk records, off Court House. Hanlin, Jas, stone eng, at 94, e Wash. Hamilton John W, county auditor, off at Court House. Harman, Chas, blacksmith at Jones' cor Md and Mer, Hanlin, Wm, stone engraver at 94, e Wash. Harmony, C, grocer, cor Merrill and S, Haugh, Adam, blacksmith, Mer, bet Wash and Circle.
Hannaman, Wm, [H & Dazan,] Druggists, 40 e
Wash. Hannaman, A C B, elk at 30 e Wash. Haugh, J R, elk 30 e Wash.
Sasselman, L W, (H & Vinton,) machinist, house
cor Pa and Mark. Hairburger, John, blacksmith, cor Mer and La, Haily, James, machinist. Wash Foundry.
76 FKANKLIN FOUNDKY AND MACHINE SHOP.
FMNSlMlll
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Corner N. Y. and Canal Streets.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
FRANKLIN WRIGHT,
MEHISTMIUUMIiimYSIlfiUS.
And Manufacturing purposes generally, S^2ai£ai:La C^> T"^ .^^ H^ U. S3r C^ a-
Horse Powers, Ihrashing MachineSj,
House Fronts, Windovr Caps, &c.
Plain and Ornamtntal Pattern Work, and all kinds of Jobbing is our line done to Order.
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Harrison, J E, carriage maker, 111, bet Wash and Market. Hampton, G T, liatterat 10, e Wash.
Hall, B A^ [H & Case,] clothiers, 16 e Wash.
Harvy, J S, attorny 24^, e Wash.
Haskel, A Mc, attorney, off 24 1-2 e WasL Hall, O W, [W H Talbott & Co,] 24, e Wash.
Haughey, T P, sec Peru and I RR, house on Mad, bet Mer and 111.
Hall, Benjamin, blacksmith, house Pa nof St Clair.
Harris, J A, blacksmith at Jones' cor Md and Mer, house Md, bet
Miss and Tenn. Harrison, Benj, atty, off 32-J, w Wash, up stairs.
Hayden, N, [Conditt Wright & H] real estate agents,
49| w Wash, house 111, bet Vt and Mich. Hall, Jas,merch tailor, 2 0 F Hall, e Wash st, bds cor Md and 111.
Hadley, Wm, miller, honse Pa, bet N and St Clam
Hachard, Wm, shoe maker, Mer, bet Wash and Md, e side.
Harrison, James H, elk 4, w Wash.
Hanna, V C, mereht, 4 w Wash, house cor N J and Va ay.
Harris, James, blacksmith , house Md, bet Tenn and Miss, s side.
Hauffman, Henry, cooper. Lib, bet N and Noble.
Harman, David, locksmith. Wash, bet Miss and Tenn, s side.
Hall, E J. carpenter, house cor N Y and W.
Hadlinger, J A, tobacconist, 17^, w Wash, bds Farmer's Hotel.
Harrison, W, clerk, (C Mayer,) 29, w Wash.
Harrison, J C S, exchange, off 21 1-2, e Wash,
house 111, bet N Y and Vt, e side. Harper H, cooper, house Tenn, bet La and S. Haux, Anthony, carpenter, house Market, bet Noble and Liberty. Hart, J C, turner, cor Tenn and Garden.
Hayes, H, boiler maker at (D & Co,) Pa, bet La and Ga, e side. Hall, G B, daguerrean artist, 39 w Wash, up stairs, house cor Wask
andE. Harrison, P, clerk, at (M Glaser) clothier, 1 Parmer House Hanning, J G, Frame maker, ( Gettis & H, ) 39 wWash. Harris, John, brick layer. Hamilton, Miss V, bds cor S and Miss. Hargus, Geo, por 14 w Wash. Harlin, Geo H, Tenn, bet Market and 0, w side.
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BRASS AND BELL FOUWDET.
DELOSS KOOT.
E. B. DRAKE^
Between Gas Works and Madison Depot,
ROOT & DRAKE,
Manufaciurersof Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves, Hallow Ware, Sugar Kettles,. Bog Irons, Skillets and Lids, Wagon Boxes. Tue Irons, &c., &c.
Particular attention given to casthigs for buildings, such as House Fronts, Caps and Sills, also Gas Pipe and Lamp Posts, Cast Iron Window Sash, several very desirable- patterns fo-r Iron Fence,— neat, clieap and durable. Also aU kinds of Machinery Caal- ings, Plain and Ornamental Pattern Work and all kinds of Jobbing Work done
Promptly to Order.
^^"Every description of STOVES.
JOSEPH w. DAvrs.
MOSES DAVI»,
J. W & M. DAVIS,
BnASS AND BELL
- ,; lF'C>XJKrJ3H."3?",
Manufacturers of Joseph Garath's New and Superior
^^^^«^^^^^^^^ m^^%.^<;^
for Locomotives, Railroad Cars and other Journals. We also man- facture and keep on hand all kinds of
i«Ietal, Castings and all kinds of Cocks for Locomotives and Sta* tionary Engines, on
Delaware St., Op. Ind. Central Eailway Depots
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Harding, A, painter, house N J, bet Merrill and S.
Hall, Henry, blacksmith, Ind Cen R W,
Hammond, W P, printer, at 321, e Wash.
Harding, T W, carriage trimmer. Market Square, bet Del and Ala^
Haufman, Jacob, laborer, house Ala, s of Merrill.
Helm, Henry, stone mason, house Wash, bet Noble and Liberty.
Hemper, John, carp, house cor N J and S.
Heilthun, John, cabinet maker, cor Lib and Wash,
Heckman, John, sawyer at Huey's chair factory, cor Miss and Md.
Henderson Wm, atty, s w cor Wesh and Mer, house
111, bet Mich and N. Heregh, J C, saddler, 178, e Wash, house Noble, bet Wash and O. HempsLed, E T, machinist, I P and C R R. Helack, Jas D, elk. Bates House. Herman, Conrad, laborer, house N J, bet N and Hanna. Henry, C, laborer, house e, bet Merrill and S. Herman, Wm, machinist. Wash Foundry. Hennug, Fred A, barber, 6 Bates House. Hetherington, C, machinist, house Del, bet Mdand Mich. Herd, D B, boarding house, Wash, bet Miss and Mo. Herrman, J, (H & Grinsteiner, ) undertakers, Market, bet Noble and
Liberty. Heimback, Jas, laborer house cor E and I P and 0 R R. Hellk, Ernst, at widow Morris'. Hedkah, S, at widow Morris'. Hepster, Ed, locksmith, cor Tenn and Gard. Heim, John, butcher, house cor Mich road and Wash. Higgins, T, laborer, City Foundry. Hilman, Chas, elk at 2 Little House. Hines, Job, brick mason, house Mich, bet Pa and Del. Hinton, Jas, carpenter, Mich, bet Ala and Mass av. Hiat, John, elk Highland coal office. Highter, Chas, blacksmith, I P and C R R. Hill, JohnF, (Drum & H,) grocers, 24 w Wash, house Ala, bet 0
and Market. Hiatt, J M, carpenter, cor Mass av and Vt. Hiner, Henry, shoemaker, 32 e Wash. Hind, Chas, cabinet maker, West, M and I Depot. Hill, G. W, house E, bet Market and 0. Hiss, Mrs R, house Noble, bet 0 and N Y. Hitz, C, blacksmith, house N J, bet S and Merrill.
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STEAM BOILER MANUFACTORY.
JOHN I. DUMONT.
TRDMAN M. CURTIS.
DUMONT & CO.,
[Late of Cincinnati, Ohio,] MANUFACTUREHS OF
'nyG^si'KT^cSr^
And every description of
BOILER AND SHEET IRON WORK
..^ t IB 23L O 3^ t 351J O t ± O O -
WORK and PRICES Competing with the Best Shops of Cincinnati.
Shop Pa. St., North Side of UnderhiU's Foundry.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
REFERENCES:
Cincinnati.
Indianapolis.
Miles Greenwood,
David Griffey,
J. H. Burrows & Co.,
Holabird & Co.,
Hasselman & Vinton,
Robert Meeks,
Abrara L. Yoorbees,
E. J. Peck,
T. A. Morris, J
G. D. EfTgleston & Co., Evansville, Ind.
J. M. Aikin & Co., Dayton, Ohio.
J. L. Thompson, Terre Haute, Ind.
Harshman & Brother, Dayton, Ohio.
Dr. Athon, ) Indiana Insane Asylum. Joseph Curzon, j •'
HO 81
Hicky, M, laborer, house cor S and Miss.
Hiner, John, laborer, house Tenn, bet Ga and La.
Hiss Fred, laborer, house 0, bet Tenn and Miss.
Hinds, C C, law student, 21^ e Wash, with S Yandes.
Hill, Wm, boarding house, cor E and Wash.
Higgins, K, laborer. City Foundry, house Wash.
Higgins, Pat, harness maker, Market at 20 w Wash.
Houbener, Henry, laborer, house N Y, bet Miss and Mo.
Hodgson, T, architct, office 6^ w Wash.
Hoss, G W, teacher. Blind Asylum.
Holbrook, book-keeper, at 26 w Wash, house cor N Y and Ala.
Holland, Ed, laborer, house cor Noble and R R.
Holt, Geo, saddler, 20 w Wash.
Houseman, Fred, carpenter, house Mo, bet Miss and N Y.
Hooker, Jas, transpt master, house Mer, bet Ga and Md, w side.
Howard, N L, elk s w cor 111 and Md.
Howard, Ed, physician, house and off on 111, bet Ga and Md.
Holman, G G-, merch, 11 w Wash, house Pa, bet 0
and N Y, w side.
Holman, J W, merch, [G G & J W Holman J 11 w
Washington. Hoomer, John, laborer, house Market, bet Noble and Liberty. Homan, Chas. elk Farmers' Hotel, n e cor Ga and 111. Holcomb, J B, ed Sentinel, 32^- e Wash. Holland, D, lab, house Ga, bet Noble and E. Howard, E P, deguerean artist, 39 w Wash, up stairs. Hovey, D R, house cor Mer and Ga. Hooker, H, R R, Union Depot. Holliday, Wm, house on Mass av, bet Vt and Mich. Horn, H J, Dry Goods, 10 w Wash, house 111, bet N Y and Vt, w
side. Hosbrook, Bates, surveyor, house Miss, bet N Y and Vt, w side. Howard, MissLibba, bds Vt, bet Tenn and Mich. Howard, C 0, foreman at 1 Bates House. Hoffman, Valentine, wiper, I P and C R R. Hool, Benj, painter, I P and C R R.
Holtke, Louisa Miss, seamstress, house 111, bet N and St Clair. Howard S W S, (H & Carey,) Wh boot and shoe merch, 61 w
Wash, house on 0, bet 111 and Mer. Hook, Jas, boading house. Pa, bet La and S.
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HAEDWAKE, STOVES AND TIN-WAKE.
WORRALL'S
iRDWIRE, STOfE STORE,
AND TIN WARE MANUFACTORY,
No. 75 East Washington Street.
Cooking, Parlor and Shop Stoves, of the latest and most ap- proved patterns, constantly on hand. A general assortment of
STAPH umm m cmiBi
Just received from New York. Tin-ware Wholesale and Retail.
Roofing, Spouting, Guttering and all other Tin-Work made to Order.
SILVER AND BRASS PLATERS. Jos. Liidlum, Wash, bet Del. and Ala.
STOVE AND TIN-WARE DEALERS.
R. L. & A. W. McOuat, 69 west Wash.
Weakly & Norwood, 46 west Wash.
J. C. Worrall, 75 east Wash.
Root & Chambers, 68 east Wash.
Ludlow & Pearson, Wash. bet. Tenn. and Miss., south side.
Means & Co., Wash. bet. N. J. and East.
D. & C. Munson, 62 east Wash.
C. & J. Cox, 19 west Wash.
Thos. Buist, 70 west Wash.
Samuel Wainwright, N. Y. bet. Mer. and Penn.
HU 83
Hornady, John E, carpenter, house cor Ala and N. Holland, S J, at 72 e Wash.
Holland, J W, grocer, 72 e Wash, house Pa, bet 0
andN Y. Holland, T F, elk at 72 e Wash. Homborg, Dr K, off 24|, e Wash. Hoflfman, M, blacksmith, cor Mer and La. Halpin, M H, printer, Ind Journal office. Hoflfman H, blacksmith, cor Mer and La. Hopper, Geo, machinist, Washington Foundry, Hollie, Jacob, moulder Washington Foundry. Hobbs, Abner, house Market, bet Miss and Mo. Hug, M, 14 6 Wash.
Hunt, Mrs, J A, house cir bet Market and Mer. Huntsicker, M, barber. Pa opposite 0 F Hall.
Hughn, John, shoe maker, 46 e Wash. ; i
Huflf, John E, confect, 76 e Wash. ' \ '
Hutchins, H H, elk 96 e Wash.
Hunt, C C, tobacconist, 138 e Wash.
Hunter, Ralph, sawyer, cor Mass av and Vt.
Husum, Philip, master machinist, I P & C R R.
Hubbard, W S, house cir bet Mark and Mer.
Huey, Jas, machinist. City Foundry, Pa, bet Ga and La.
Huey, James, machinist. City Foundry, house Ala.
Hunt, J C, house Market, bet N J and E.
Hunt, A L, auctioneer, 65 mv Wash, house on 0, bet N J and E,
n side. Hull, Wm, house Wash w of W.
Huey, V J, cabinet maker, Huey's chair factory, cor Miss and Md. Huey, James, furniture dealer, 63 w Wash. Hunt, A M, dentist, 111, bet Wash and Market. Hume, Jas M, (H A Fletcher & Co,) merch 28 w Wash. Hunter, J W, cash. Metropolitan bank, 49 w Wash. Hunt, D B, elk at 2 w Wash.
Huling, John, painter, house Wash, bet Cady and Mich road. Hully, Philip, wiper, Ind Cen, R W. Husted, Hiram, laborer. Peg Factory. Hutchins, H S, elk 4 wWash. Huber, Geo, machinist. City Foundry, house Ala. Hutten, Mrs J, boarding house. Pa, bet Market and 0, w side.
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STOVES AND TIN-WARE.
R. L. M OUAT
A. W. M OUAT.
R. L. & A. W. M'OUAT,
if
DEALERS IN
Grates, Plows, Cultivators,
Til iii, ilSE SPIlTIia Ml m f ORE
Done to order with neatness and Despatch. Also Tin-ware Wholesale and Retail.
m WIST W^§H»IS(^T@M STEliiTe
(Sign of the Gilt Ball, a few doors East of Masonic Hall,)
NDIANAPOLIS, IND,
RAILROAD COPPERSIITHll
COTTEELL & KNIGHT,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Also Sheet Brass, Iron and Tin Work done to order. Shop On Delaware St„ Opposite Central Depot.
CHARLES cox.
JACOB cox.
G. db iT. 002K1,
MANUFACTURERS OF
COPPER m m WARE,
And Dealers in STOVES.
JO 85
Hunt, P G C, dentist, office 111, bet Wash and Mark. Hyner, H, shoe maker, house Merrill, bet E and Va av.
Idler, Susan, bds cor 111 & Wash. Igoe, M, atty, office 6 Temperance HalL Her, Geo W, painter, 6^ w Wash.
Indianapolis, Journal Co, Pa opposite Br Bank.
Innes, Geo, tailor. Wash bet Miss & Mo.
Ingersol, Henry, cabmkr, house N J bet S and Merrill.
Ingersol, H, [Sloan & I] cabmkr, h N J bet S & McC,
Ingersol, F, turner (at S & Ingersol.)
Ince, Jas, shoe maker at C Bruner's, Mer bet Wash and Md e side. Irwin, J D, (I & Ray) dealers in grain, opp M & I R R Depot. Israel, John, turner at Huey's chair factory cor Miss and Ind. IlifF, R W, grocer, h Ala bet Mkt and 0.
Jameson, L H, pastor Christ chap, h S bet Miss & Tenn e side. Jackson, Henry, fireman, Ind Cen R. W.
Jameson, Dr P H, off. Mer opp P 0, h cor Ala & 0.
Jemison, J W, carp, bds N J bet La & Ga. Jenkins, A W, (Jones & J) merch 59 e Wash. Jennings, Geo, printer at 32^ e Wash, h cor 111 and Miss. Jenkins, W S, merch tailor, 4 Bates House.
Jeffries, W R, Dentist, 23 Mer.
Jenkins, John, moulder. Wash foundry.
Jolley, J 0, car maker, house cor Mass av and Wood.
Johnson, Robt, elk, cor N and Hanna.
Johnson, M L, turner, peg factory.
Johnson, A, leather dealer, 46 e Wash.
Johnson, WW, printer, Ind Journal off, h Ohio bet Penn & Del.
Jones, Miss C, bds 111 bet Wash and Mark.
Jones, A E, house 111 bet Wash and Mark.
Johnson, M M, at 24 e Wash.
Jones, J C, elk at 24 e Wash.
Jones, Thos, porter at 24 w Wash.
S6 HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
HARDWARE DEALERS.
C. Volmer & Vonnegut, 71 west Wash.
J. H. Vajen, 41 east Wash.
H. S. Kellogg, 26 west Wash.
N. T. Coffin & Co., Mer. bet. Wash and Circle.
A Graydon & Son, 2 east Wash.
B. Pottage, west Wash.
C. VOLMER & VOMEGUT,
Dealers in
LMTHER, HARDWARE I GROCERIES,
NO. 7 1 WASHINGTON ST., OPPOSITE WASHINGTON HALL, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
DELOSS ROOT. W. W. CHAMBERS.
m®®w & i^msffiiiii
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Mifill IRil, ills, milRY, fflS, KLISS. U.
Also all kinds of Stoves, Grates, and Hollow-ware.
INDIANAPOJ/TS, INO.
3". S3:. '%rjk.3r:EiT>^.
Wholesale and Mail Dealer in
H&ilME ii ClfUKY, runs ii ESSE THUS.
No. 41 Washington Street, Four Doors East of the Wright House. INDIANAPOJLIS, IND.
Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment in liis line of business.
KE 87
Johnson, Geo H, elk at 26 w Wash.
Jones, Jesse, (J & Jenkins,) merch, 59 e Wash, h 111 bet Vt and
Mich. Joahini, A, chandler, h cor Md and Miss. Jones, Wm. blk smith, h Md bet Miss and Mo. Johnston, S A, elk, 57 w Wash.
Johnston, Alfred, leather merch, h N J west of W, Blackford's ad. Jones, Mrs Mary, h Vt bet Miss and Mo. John, Ch, baker, h Wash bet E and Noble. Johnston, carp, cor E and Hanna. Johnson, C F, grocer, cor N and Wood. John, Robt, machst, I P & C R R. Jones, S W, painter, house Miss bet Vt and Mich. Johnson, W J, elk at 62 e Wash. Johnson, Mrs P, house E, north of Market. Jones, Geo, weaver, (GuisendofF fact) Wash w of West, n side. Jones, R M. carder, (Brandt's fact) river s of Wash. Johnson, Mrs M J, milliner, 10 111. Jordan, John, grain dealer, cor S and M & I R R. Johnson, J P, dentist, Pa bet Wash and Mark.
Jordan, S J, tailor, 21 w Wash, up stairs.
Jones, Wm, blk smith, cor Md and Mer, house Md bet Miss & Mo s side.
K
Kane, Dennis, blk smith, city foundry, h cor Ga and Benton.
Kalp, Henry, lab, house St. Jos and Ala.
Karnes, Wm, carp, house Del bet Mkt and Ohio.
Karls, Jas, carp, E bet Md and Ga.
Karle, J J, shoe mkr, 89 e Wash.
Kaven, Mrs S, house Tenn bet S and McC.
Kentzel, John, bill poster, house 111 bet Mich and Vt. w side.
Keely, Wm , Grocer, cor Mich and Ala.
Keese, John, pedlar.
Kimball, G W, fireman, I P & C R R.
Kenna, John, machst, I P & C R R.
Kenneday, M, ear washer, I P <fe C R R.
Keely T, lab, house Va Av bet S and Merrill.
Kennay, Jas, shoe maker at 5 e Wash.
KelshavT & Siinker, Pa bet Ga & La e side.
88 STOVES AND TIN- WARE.
SAM'L. WAINWEIGHT,
Manufacturer
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
- ill- Will,
Tin Roofing, & House Spouting,
Job Work done to order with
ilifiiSS lii liSPifiis South-West Corner N. Y. and Maryland Sts.,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
"weakly & NORWOOD,
DEALERS IN
mm & aim
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
No. 46 West Washington Street.
(DIAMOND FRONT,)
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
KI 89
Keen, Hiram, elk (at J & J Bradshaw's), 25 w Wash.
Kentzel, Ed, shoe maker at 32 e Wash.
Kestner, Adam, propt Cahfornia House, s w cor 111 and La.
Ketcham, J L, atty, off. 43 1-2 e Wash, h cor Del &
Merrill. Kearle, John, machst, Wash Foundry. Kerr, John, machst. Wash Foundry. Kenan, Cath, dress maker at 40 w Wash.
Kerlin, Jas, merch, 36 w Wash.
Kellogg, Chas, elk, 26 w Wash.
Kellinger, J. W. cabinet mkr. Wash bet Tenn and Miss, s side.
Kellogg, H S, (Hardware) 26 w Wash, h Mer bet
IS- Y and Vt.
Keedy, J H, miller h cor S and Miss.
Kenseniul, John, machst. Wash Foundry.
Kelshaw, J, (K & Sinker,) boiler makers. La bet Del and Pa, h Del opp M & I Depot.
Ketrow, Ethan, lab, h Mark w of W n side.
Kessler, Fred, mattress mkr, h Mich w of W, n side, Blackford's addition.
Kettenbac, Ed, tinner, Wash, bet Tenn and Miss, s side.
Kenedy, Jas, blksmith. City Foundry, h Benton.
Keigler, Chris, Ft Wayne road, n of St. Clair.
Keker, Sophia, h JST J bet Wood and St Clair.
Ketnburg, Henry, grocer, 83 w Wash, h cor Noble and Mass av.
Kennington, Robt, blk smith. City Foundry, h McCarty.
Kellogg, Newton, blk smith, house cor Mark and W.
Kemp, David, mill wright, house cor W and Mich.
Keely Dan, brk mason, house E bet N Y and Ohio.
Keely, John, brk mason, house E bet N Y and Ohio.
Kennedy, Jas H, house Miss bet Mkt and Ohio, e side.
Kendrick, W H, phys, house E bet Mkt and 0.
Kerberg, Peter, lab, cor N Y and Mo.
Kingsley, A S, boarding house, Ala bet Mkt and 0.
Kile, John, turner, house Tenn bet Mkt and 0, w side.
Kirtz, Dan, (Enos & K) carp, Mkt sq bet Del and Ala.
King, Francis, private sec of Gov, off State House, h Tenn bet 0
and NY. Kuhlman, Ernest, (Rodwald <fe Co) grocer, cor W and Wash. Kinnan, E W, teacher, house Tenn bet 0 and N Y. 8-8v
90 CARRIAGE MAKERS.
DOOK PLATED
J. E. LUDLUM,
Washington Street Opposite the Court-House.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Door-Plates, Number-Plates, Carriage-Plates, Carriage Props, Denison's Patent Gig Tress, Territs, Hooks, Carriage Plating done to Order, &c.
Orders from a DistancePromptly Attended to.
CARRIAGE MAKERS.
Geo. Lowe, Penn. bet. Market and Ohio, west side. S. W. Drew, east market sq. bet. Del. and Ala. H. R. Gaston, 111. bet. Wash, and Market, west side. Andrew Curtis, comer Va. av. and Del.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Beard & Sinex, 81 west Wash. Birkenmayer & Brewster, 74 east Wash. Wm. H. Gause, N. W. corner Wash, and N. 3.
KN 91
Kinnedy, Morris, lab, house Wash w of W n side. Kistner, J G, shoe iiikr, Wash bet Miss and Mo, s side. Kirk, Danl, turner at Huey's chair factory, cor Miss and Md. Kiefer, Jacob, machst, Wash Foundry. Eaanle, Chas, Machst, Wash Foundry. Kissell, G H, mess Am Exp Co, 47 e Wash. King, David, carp, bds cor Cir and Mark.
Kirland, P, (K & Fitzgibbon) grocers, cor M & I R
E and S. Kinnan, C L, printer, Ind Journal Job Room.
Kitchen Dr JM, off over P 0, bet Wash and Md, e
side. Kingland, B A, elk at Wright House, 27 e Wash. Kirk, N, merch, 61 e Wash. Kinder, Mrs Mariah, boarding house, 79^ e Wash. Kippis, O G, printer at 140 e Wash.
Kierchner, Chas, wagon maker, Del bet Wash and Mkt, w side. King, Cornelius, carp, house Miss bet Vt and Mich. Kirkwood, John, wiper, I P & C R R. Klaiber, J L, baker, 91 e Wash.
Klingensmith, I, (Smith &K) merchant, 12 w Wash.
Klusman, L, (K & Tapking) merch tailor, 45 e Wash, h N Y bet
Mark & Ohio, e side. Klotz, Emil, elk (at C Mayer's, 29 w Wash,) h 111, bet North & St,
Clair. Knight, Elijah, boarding house, Ky av, bet Wash and Md, e side,
Klnef ler, Fred, deputy elk Sup Court, off in Circle.
Knight, Jas, chair maker, h Noble bet N and Mich.
Knight, James, chairmaker at Sloan & Ingersoll's.
Knight, G. W, stone eng at 94 e Wash.
Knox, W C, printer, 36|- e Wash.
Knox, R A, mess Am Exp Co, 47 e Wash.
Knotts, N K, painter, 6 1-2, 3d story w Wash, h N
bet Pa & Mer. Knodle, Adam, boot and shoe dealer, 32 E Wash, h Ind av bet
111 and Tenn, s side. Kneffler, Fred, wood sawyer, house Mo, bet 0 and N Y. Knight, J, (Cottrell & K) cop smith cor Del and Ga, house Mass
av bet Mich and Vt. Knefler, Jos, music teach, house cor W and Mich.
92 CARRIAGE MAKERS.
GEO. LOWE,
CARRIAGE X ROGG! lANDFACIDRER,
SALE ROOMS ON
Pa. Bet. Market and Ohio Sts., West Side.
Carriages and Buggies of the
Always on hand and for sale, and will make to order any style called for.
Repairing Done at Short Notice.
S. W. DREW,
GARmCEMMKTIIBER
Keeps constantly on hand at his wareroom a good assortment of
CARRIAGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Also make to order any style at short notice.
•VTAREROOM
East Market Sq. N. of the COURT HOUSE.
LA 93
Kozon, Jas, teamster, cot N Y and St Jos.
Koontz, P, tailor at 16 e Wash.
Kohlin, Frank, buss driver, Palmer House.
Koklaclier, John, blacksmith, Bel, bet Wash and Mark.
Koch, H, grocer, house S, bet Del and Pa.
Kokemiller, M, tobacconist, 15 e Wash, house Hi
near Union Depot. Koeblin, Fred, shoe makei-, cor 111 and Ind av. Konn, Wm, brickmason, house cor AVood and Chat. Krheboun, John, blacksmith, shop Ky av, bet Wash and Tenn. Kranckof, Jacob, laborer, house Ala, bet ^N" and St Clair. Kreglow, D, (Pratt K & Co,) Planing Mill, cor Mass av and Vt,
house cor IST Y and Ind a v. Kreglo, Jacob, carp, cor Mass av and Vt. Krot, H, hostler at (Delzell & Patterson's,) stable. Kraf, John J, boiler maker at (K & S,) h La, bet Del and Pa. Kuhlne, Philip, machinist, cor N Y and Mo. Kuyer, John, machinist, cor jST Y and Mo. Kuhn, Philip, wagon maker, house cor N J and St. Jos. Kugleman, Wm, tobac, 35, w Wash. Kugleman, W, at 15 e Wash. Kuhn, Conrad, gunsmith, 144 e Wash,
Lane, J W, painter, house N J, north of Hanna.
Lay, Alpheus, carp, house cor Ala and Vt.
Lancaster, Wash, shoe and boot manufac, Ky av, bet Wash and
Md, e side. Layman, Chas, cabinet maker, Lansing, J S, R R agent, bds Bates House. Lansing, Z D, R R agent, bds Wright House, Lambert, James, engineer, I P and C R R. Langbien, Fred, elk C Mayers 29 w Wash. Langeeim, Jas, grocer, 138 e Wash. Lamport, Jas, car builder at car factory head Noble. Larsha, P, house S Miss. Lane, D S, carp, house N J, bet S and La. Lagenberger, Henry, drayman, at 74 and 76 e Wash. Landis, J, elk at (Delzell & Patterson's,) cor Md and Pa, house
cor Md and 111.
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AGKICULTDRAL IMPLEMENTS.
mEiiiimiiimfiii,
Dealers in, and Agents for all kinds of Eailroad Findings, Safei, <kc., such as Railroad Spikes, Wheelbarrows,
Shovels, ^a». Picks, Track Jacks, Locomo- tive Head Lights, Signal and Hand Lanterns
of all kinds, Steam Gauges, Oil Cans and Cups, J Guage Cocks, S t e a m ^^ Whistles, Signal Bells, and Steam Fittings' gene- rally. Bell Cords and
Agents for Boston Belting Company's Wares, viz
BELTING, HOSE, PACKING,
And Fire Buckets. Also for Stearn & Marvins'^
s
THE BEST
111 PiiiF SIFI
In the World!
LI 95
Landis, M M, livery stable Md, bet Mer and Pa, n side.
Laivrence, B M, livery stable, [Wilkison & L,] 9
Pearl, bet Mer and 111, house mer, bet Pearl and Md. Lavette, G M, dentist at 23 Mer. Lawrence, A V, elk at 36 e Wash. Lawrence, mess Am Exp Co 47 e Wash. Landis, Mrs J, house Va av, bet La and Ga. Long, David, boarding house. 111, bet Mark and Wash. Lamothe, Jos, tinner. Wash, bet Pa and Miss, s side. Latham, W H, bds s e cor Md and 111. Lang, Lewis, elk cor Ky av and Md.
Lang, B L, teacher, house Mer, bet N and St. Clair, w side. Lake, John, tanner. Wash, bet Benton ^and^. Noble. Landes, M M, elk T H and R^^^Depot. Latcha, C, blacksmith. Market, Sq, bet Del and Ala. Laner, Chas, at 44 w Wash.
Lancingcamp, Wm, coppersmith, [at (C & K,) cor Del and Ga. Leon, Rob, barber under ; Western^Hotel, Wash w of W, s side. Lehn, John, carp, house cor Noble and N Y. Lewis, Mrs, boarding house, Ind av, bet 0 and N Y. Levi, Jos, tinner. Wash, bet Tenn and Miss, s side. Leeds, J M, at Am Hotel.
Leininger,4M, barber, Mer, bet Wash and Md, e side. Leiber, Herm, book binder, 3 e Wash, house N Y. Leibrich, Lewis, porter 22, w Wash. Lederman, N, barber,^ 106, e Wash.
Lee, Greenup, PrestF and M Bank, house Tenn, bet Mich and N, Lepple, L P, mess Am Exp Co, 47, e Wash. Learned, Chas, (L & Stetson, )| grocers 42, e W, house 111, be
Vt and Mich. Leonard, Jane, house N J, bet Wood and St Clair. Leidy, John, laborer, house E, bet S and Merrill. Leddenard, Chas, engineer I P and C II R. Letz, John, laborer, house N J, bet S and Merrill. Lemmer, J J, elk at 3 Bates House. Lemhan, Wm, laborer, (Laf & I Dep). Lee, M G, printer, at 66^, e Wash.
Levy, Mary F, boarding house, Vt, bet Tenn and Miss, n side. Leedy, J W, tailor, 4 Bates House. Little, Jas, elk at 2 Little House,
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RECEIVED B! BEARD J SlNEl
EMPIRE STEEL PLOW,
Ohio State Fair, 1860, the Fist Premium, together with a Silver Medal, for general purposes, over fifteen competitors.
Preble county, Ohio, Fair 1850, First Premium.
Wayne County Fair, 1851, two first premiums.
Clinton County, 0., Fair, and Preble County Fair, 1851, First Diploma.
Wayne County Fair, 1852, First Premium and Diploma for gen- eral purposes; First Premium and Diploma for Sod Plow; and First Premium and Diploma for the best Stubble Plow.
Fayette County Fair, 1852, First Premium and Diploma,
Rush County Fair, 1852, Diploma.
Indiana State Fair, for general purposes, a Silver Cup. Best Sod Plow, stiff soils. First Premium and Diploma ; best sub-soil plow. First Premium and Diploma ; best one horse plow Diploma.
Indiana State Fair, 1853, for general purposes, a Silver Cup and Diploma.
Best Straw Cutter, First Premium and Diploma.
Best Com Cultivator, First Premium and Diploma.
Best straw Fork, Diploma.
Best Scythe Snaths, Diploma.
Corn Sheller, Diploma.
Manure Forks, Diploma.
Wayne County, Indiana, trial for Agricultural Implements for 1853, First Premium.
Second State Fair, 1853, held at Lafayette, Ind, First Premium, a Silver Cup, for general purposes.
Wayne County, Indiana, Fair, 1854, First premium for general purposes.
Third State Fair, 1854, held at Madison, Indiana, First Premium, a Silver Cup.
At the State Fairs, 1853 and 1854, we received the
FIRST PREMIUMS
For Corn Shellers, Straw Cutters, Cider Mills, Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Hay, Straw and Manure Forks, Scythes, Snaths, Hoes Har- rows, &c., also at the Wayne and Union County Fairs for 1853. We could enumerate many more, but do not deem it necessary.
GK0CEE8 — WHOLESALE.
GROCERS WHOLESALE.
Browning & Mayer, 74 and 76, west Washington.
Wright, Bates & Maguire, 6 Bates House.
Drum & Hill, 24 west Washington.
C. A. Elliott, N. W. corner Meridian and Maryland.
Goode & Wilkins, 34 east Washington.
Fulghum & Lindley 66 east Washington.
J. W. Holland, 72 east Washington.
Kirland & Fitzgibbon, corner S. and M. & I. R. R.
GROCERS.
J. George, west Wash. bet. Miss, and Mo., south side.
A. Franky, west Wash. bet. Miss, and Mo., north side. John Clark, west Wash. bet. Miss, and Mo., north side. Charles Miller, west Wash. bet. Miss, and Mo., north side. J. Nicholai, west Wash. bet. Tenn. and Miss., south side. Wm. Hadley & Co., 55 west Washington.
W. H. Buford, Jr., 38 west Washington. Charles Mayer, 29 west Wash. W. I. Woolen, 27 west Washington. J. & J. Bradshaw, 25 west Washington.
B. F. Tuttle, 13 west Washington.
D. M. Boyd, Meridian, between Md. and Ga.
Carlisle & McCutcheon, 17 east Wash.
Mills & Co., 37 east Wash.
Learned & Stetson, 42 east Wash.
Owen & Wilson, 70 east Wash.
Yongerman, 95 east Wash.
Brinkman & Ruschaupt, 77 east Wash.
H. Babcock, 73 east Wash.
Wm. Owen, 71 east Wash.
A May, 69 east Wash.
Wm. Schoppenhorst, 63 east Wash.
J. S. Reynolds, corner Wash and Del.
J. Schott, Wash. bet. Del. and Ala., south side.
Barnett & Spotts, 144 east Wash.
J. Wallace, N. W. corner Wash, and East.
Schnull & Busche, 170 east Wash.
W. & H. Piel, 182 east Wash.
C. Wananie & Co., 186 east Wash.
F. Ostenmyer, S. W. comer Wash, and East,
D. Stockwell, 180 east Wash. Jager & Rhode, 178 east Wash.
J. Little, 2 Little's Row, east Wash.
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Limbocker, H, Bookseller and stationer, 7 w Wash.
Little, Joseph, grocer, 2 Little House.
Lingenfelter, Wm, carpenter, house 0, bet Liberty and Noble.
Lister, John, mail contractor, house Mass av, bet E and Mich.
Lindley, John, elk, 16, w Wash.
Linier, James, machinist. City Foundry.
Lingenfelter, A, carpenter, cor Mass av and Vt.
Lingenfelter, Wm H, boarding house, cor Circle and Mark.
Little, Ingram, (Little & Wiggam,) s e cor Wash and N J,
Little, Wm, fireman, I P and C R R,
Lingenfelter, A, plasterer, house cor Tenn and N.
Lindley, Hiram, elk at 66 e Wash, house Mich, bet Pa and Del.
Lindley, Jacob, Queensware Dealer, 16 w Wash,
house on Md. bet N Y and Vt, w side. Lowry, John, Miller, house Market, w of W. Lowton, Orrin, brick maker, S, bet E and N J. Love, John, house cor 0 and Tenn. Logan, G, laborer, house 'N J, bet S and Merrill. Leibeg, John, machinist, house Ala S of Merrill. Longley, Wm, house Ala bet S and Merrill. Louis, H, house E, bet S and McCarty's ad. Lowe, H P, elk, house on E north of Hanna. Long, Thos, fireman, I P and C R R.
Locke E, freight agent, Laf and I R R, house cor California and Vt. Lowrie, David, Carder, (Brandt's factory,) river s of Wash. Lockwood, John, carpenter, house cor N. Y and Ala. Locke Elam, house cor Pratt and Pa. Loucks, Chris, house cor Hanna and Chat. Long, Fred, porter 22 w Wash.
Loudon, James, coal dealer, house Va av, bet La and S. Lo"we, Geo, carriage maker. Pa, bet Mark and Ohio,
house Ala, bet Vt and Mich, Loucks Jas, house cor St Clair and N J. Locke, H, Mess A Exp Co, 47 e Wash. Lower, H, harness maker, 20 w Wash.
Lock, Josiah, elk Ind Journal ofi"Pa, opp br bank, house n Pa. Lockwood, Geo, carpenter, house N J, betN and Hanna. Lockhart, W T, (L & Bro,) produce dealers, 83 w Wash, bds Bates
house. Lockhart, L J, (L & Bro,) produce dealers, 83 w Wash, bds Palmer
House.
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106 B. F. TUTTLE, GROCER.
CHARLES MAYER,
Dealer in Groceries, Fancy Goods, Toys,
Confectioneries, Pickles and Preserved Fruits, Hayana Cigars, James River Tobacco' and Snuff, Bird Cages, Wooden Ware, Willow Cabs and Wagons, Market, Work, Fancy, Farmers Baskets, Fishing Tackle, Port Monaies, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors and Scissors, Guns, Pistols, India Rubber Goods, Japaned Ware, Accordeons, Violins, Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Guitars, Tamborines, Violin Strings, Ratan Children Chairs, Velocipedes, Rocking Horses, Fancy Cabs, Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, Stone and Yellow Ware, &c.
WILLIAM OWINGS,
Dealer in all kinds of
Groceries, Salt, Fish, Cheese, &c.,
No. 71 East Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
The higliest market price paid in cash for Produce.
KIELAND & FITZGIBBON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COIiSSIOl!,
AND
East Side Madison and Indianapolis Railroad Depot, -
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
B. F. TUTTLE,
Dealer in all kinds of
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS,
No. 13 West Washington Street, ^S^ Goods Delivered to all parts of the City Free of Charge.
MA 107
Looker, R A, brick mason, house Mass av, bet Mich
and N, Love, Samuel, watchman, house cor La and Ala. Locke, Elam, house cor Pa and St Clair. Loucks, D W, constable, house Coburn's ad. Loeha, F Carp, house cor East and Mich. Lockwood, Geo, blacksmith, house cor Ga and Pa. Lowman, Anthony, teamster, house Market, bet Noble and Liberty.
Louden, A A, (Beck & L,) confec, 44 w Wash.
house 111, bet Mark and 0, e side. Lowrie, Mrs R, house Wash, w of W, s side.
Lowry, Samuel, driver, (Carlisle's mills,) Market, w of W, nside. Lukens, R L, cutter at 32 w Wash. Lupton, John, painter at Geo Lowe's, Pa. Lupton, Thomas, house cor Pa n St Clair. Ludden, B M, phy, (D & Co,) 7 Bates House, house cor 111 and
Market. Lugan, John, wiper, I P & C R R. Luce, Z, porter Palmer House. Lupton, Wm, painter, 35|^ e Wash, house head Pa. Lutman, Samuel, 111, bet Ga and La. Ludlow, W B, dentist, Mer, bet Wash and Md, w side. Lyon, John, confec, house Hanna, bet E and Mass ar. Lynch, J J, elk at 3 Bates House.
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Mayor, John F, Umbrella repairer, Mer, bet Wash and Md, e side,
house cor Wash and Miss. Manoy, Wilford, house Mer, bet Circle and Market. Mansfield, Thos, blacksmith, n e cor Md and Mer. Mayer, Chas, grocer 22 w Wash, house 111, bet N and Mich, e side. Manfield, Geo, at 21 e Wash.
Malony, Dan, sexton Cath Church, house cor Md and Tenn. Maguire, Chas, ( Gaston & M, ) carriage makers, cor Ky av and Ga . Maguire, Douglass, dep aud state, h Mkt bet 111 and Tenn. Marts, Sarah, house Pa, bet Ga and Md. Marsee, Joseph, minister, house S, bet N J and E, s side. Mahoney, S, machinist, I P and C R R. May, Andrew, grocer, 69 e Wash.
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BUSHEE & KOCH, GROCERS.
WM. HADLEY & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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NO. 55 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
Wm. Hadley.
E. Bales.
J, T. Wright.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
ill' iiiiiif ill piswiiii siiiii J. NICOLAI,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Indianapolis and vicinity that
he has opened a new and well selected stock of Groceries,
in his New Building,
which will be sold at low prices. Most all kinds of Country Produce will be taken in exchange.
WM. SHOPPENHORST,
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No. 63 East Wash. st. South Side.
BUSIIER & KOCH,
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No. 77 East Washington street, bet. Del. and Penn., South Side-
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Maclehine, Wm, grocer, Mer, bet N and Mich.
Mayhew, 0 F, liquor agent, 3 Bates House.
Man, Samuel, house Chat, bet Hanna and Wood.
Macy, D, atty, off 24| e Wash.
Majo, H, barber, under 1 Mer.
Mankedick, R H, lab, house cor Va av and S, s side.
Marsh, Thos, car builder at car factory head Noble.
Maguire, D jr, (Wright, Bates & M,) grocers, 60 w Wash.
Mactague, Wm, lab, cor La and N J.
Mathes, J M, ed Ch Record, house cor Tenn and St. Clair.
Mass, A, City Foundry.
Marshall, Geo, butcher, house Md, bet Miss and Mo.
Mansnr, Wm, pork packer, n w cor Tenn and Mich.
Mansur, Isaiah, house n e cor Mer and Vt.
Mansur, Frank, bds n e cor Mer and Vt.
Mansur, Jeremiah, house n e cor Mer and Vt.
Mayhew, E C, elk at 61 w Wash.
Mavity, Robt, printer, Ind Journal off Pa opp br bank.
Maney, John B, carpenter, house Noble, bet 0 and NY.
Marvin, Geo, plasterer, house Miss, bet N Y and Vt.
Mapes, Caleb, laborer, house Wash, w of W, s side.
Mayhew, P L, elk, (Fletcher & McElrath,) 43 e Wash. .
Mallot V T, elk at bank Capitol 1 Mer.
Malony, Margaret, Pile's boarding house.
Meyer, H, porter Am Hotel.
Mansfield, J, tailor at 28 e Wash.
Mattler, John, pro R R House, Mer, bet La and McCarty.
Martin, R, turner. Bourne's chair fact Pa, bet McCarty and Merrill.
Mattler, John, proprietor Union House cor S and 111.
Maxwell, S D, at 94 e Wash.
Maxwell, Geo M, pastor 4th Presbyterian Church, house cor Mer
and St. Clair. Martin, Wm, turner, Peg and Last factory S 111. Mahoney, Pat, laborer, house cor N J and La. Messenger, James, confect 3 Mer st. Meek, J L, clerk cor Mass av and Wood.
Merrill "W W, [Ketcham & M,] China store 4 Bates
House. Mear, Jacob, butcher, house Chat, bet Han and Wood. Mead, James, carp, I P & C R R.
110 DEUM & HILL, GROCERS.
CHARLES LEARNED. W. S. STETSON.
LEARNED & STETSON,
WHOLESALE yHOuERS,
Nos. 42 and 44 East Washington St.,
^ INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
DRUM & HILL,
Wholesale Dealers in
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Wooden Ware, Cigars, Tobacco, CoUon Yarn, Batting, Wicking, Fruits and Ants.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
^S^Merchantable Produce received, and orders attended to with promptness and dispatch.
MI 111
Mereh, John B, laborer, bds Gait House.
Meyer, James, harness maker 20 w Wash.
Mears, Geo W, phy's off on cir, house Mer bet Vt and Mich, w side.
Merrill, A, elk, S Merrill 25 e Wash.
Mintooth, John, carpenter, house S, bet Del and Ala.
Merrill, Samuel, Bookseller 25 e Wash, house corner
Merrill and Ala. Meeha, Geo, moulder, Union Foundry, cor Del and La. Methwig, John, shoe maker, cor 111 and Ind av. Minna, H, brick maker, house Va av, bet Merrill and McCarty,
Meek, H J, cutter, 4 BatesHouse, h cor 111 and Wash.
Means, W B, (M & Sepner,) merch, 156 e Wash.
Minteeth, John, port Ind Cen R W Dep, house S, bet Ala and Del.
Merideth, W M, printer, Journal off.
Melville, R B, cutter at 2 Bates House.
Mochlhop H, at 1 5 w Wash.
Meyer, Greo F, tobacconist, 35 w Wash, house on III
bet Wash, and Maryland. Messenger, Lyman, confeet, 3 Mer. Mesler, H R, last maker, cor Tenn and Gord. Meryman, Wm, carpenter, Del, bet Wash and Md. Metzger, John, printer at (Cameron and McNeely's,) 21^ w Wash. Metzger, Alexander, baker, Pa opposite br bank. Meyer, Geo, grocer, cor Wash and Mich road. Merrill, J F, phy's off Wash, bet Miss and Mo, house N Y, between
Mo and W. Miller, Wm, plasterer, house Han, bet E and Mass av. Mittz, J C, shoe maker, at C Bruner's Mer, bet Wash and Md, e
side. Miller, Wm, shoe maker, house cor E and Hanna. MeflFort, W H Hill, elk at 3 Bates House. Mills, M W, mess (Adams & Go's,) 34 w Wash. Miller, W J, machinist, I P and C R R. Mills, Rev Thornton A, pastor 2d Presbyterian Church, house cor
Ind av and Vt. Miller, WED, machinist I P and C R R. Miller, GW, phy's off 111, bet Wash and Market. Miller, H P, saddler, 175 e Wash. Michel, John, grocer, cor Wash and N J. Mills, H W, (Mills & Co,) grocer 37 e Wash.
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WEIGHT & CO., GK0CEK3.
W.I. WOOLEN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND
No. 27 West Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
^^All orders promptly filled. Goods delivered ^free of charge to any part of the city.
JOHN C. WRIGHT. HENRY BATES, JR. DOUGLASS MAGUIRE, JR.
wn. Eiim k MNmE,
COIiSSION MERCHANTS,
No. 6 Bates House,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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MO 113
Miller, F H, elk, 39 Wasli bds Farmer's Hotel.
Middlemas, D C, marble dealer, house Wash, west of canal.
Miller, Geo W, carp, cor Mass av and Vt.
Miller, Wm, elk, Union Depot, house Mer, bet Md and Ga.
Miekle, Mrs Catharine, house cor Miss and 0.
Miller, A, drayman, house Tenn S of S.
Miller, Mrs Elizabeth, house cor Miss and N Y.
Miekle, J P, brewer, house Md, bet Mo and W.
Miller, Chas G, grocer, cor Wash and Miss.
Milton, Thos, carpenter, house Ind av, bet Miss and Mo.
Michel, P J, machinist, Wash Foundry.
Miller, Charles, machinist. Wash Foundry.
Mills, Caleb, supt public inst, off State House, bds cor 111 and Md.
Middlemas, David, driver, house Market w of W.
Midow, John, blacksmith, house cor Market and W.
Mdler, Henry, wagoner, s w cor Vt and Mo.
Morris, F A, carpenter, house cor Wood and E.
Mount, H, carpenter, house iST J north of Hanna.
Moffitt, Wm, (Talbott & M,) druggists, 146, e Wash.
Morgan, LI W, engineer, I P and C R H.
Monroe, W M, mess (Adams & Co,) 34 w Wash. ,
Morrill, L, phy, house cor Va av and Merrill.
Moffit, John, printer, Locomotive off.
Monroe, J, carpenter, house Miss, bet Mich and North.
Morris, J D, elk at I and C II R Dep, house s e cor Ga and Mer,
Morris. James, Mrs, house s e cor Ga and Mer.
Morris, T A, president I and C R R, house north city.
Morgan, L C, merch tailor, 35 e Wash.
Mothershead, Mrs J L, house Md, bet 111 and Tenn, s side.
Mount, A S, courier at (Fishback & Davis',) 38 Mer house S, befe
Tenn and Illinois. Moore, C P, carpenter, cor Mass av and Vt. Morrison, A F, pension agent, house n w, cor Pa and Mark. Morgan, C, pattern maker, Va av, bet Wash and Md.
Morrison, Jas B, confec, Ac & R R.
Mor gan, J N, on I P & C R R.
Morehead, Jas, carpenter, E, bet Md and Ga.
Morrison J B, atty, off 24 1-2 e Wccsh.
Moffit, John, dentist, at Hunt's, 111, bet Wash and Market. Mowerman, P, tailor, at 39 e Wash. Morun, Mack, machinist, Wash Foundry.
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8. BECK, GUN MAKER.
GUN MAKERS.
C. Beck, 10 Meridian.
S. Beck, 86 east Wash.
Jas. McLaughlin, east Wash. bet. Del. and Ala.
C. Coon, Wash. bet. N. J. and East, north side.
SAMUEL BECK,
No. 86, East of Odd Fellows' Hall.
MAflDFACTDRER OF RIFLES,
and Dealer in
Shot Guns, Double and Single.
Colts' and Aliens' Revolving Pistols, Shot Belts, Powder Flasks, Game Bags,
§m, SHIT, i, mm.
Keeps always on hand a full assortment of EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO THE GUN BUSINESS.
MO 115
Moore, J J, mess Am Express Co 47, e Wash.
Moser, Levi elk at 10, w Wash, house cor Ind avand 0.
Mower, J P, laborer, house river n of Wash.
Moon, Turner, brick mason, house Wash w of W, s side.
Moffit, John, machinist, house Miss, bet Md and Ga.
Moore, Samuel, laborer, house cor Ga and Mo.
Moores, Chas W, teacher Deaf and D Asylum, house s w cor Ala
and Merrill. Moore, James, machinist, Washington Foundry. Moss, L, machinist, Washington Foundry. Morly, A J, bookbinder, at 77 W Wash. Mortimer, James, painter, 4:9|- w Wash. Morgan, Calvin, pattern maker. City Foundry, house Va av. Mull, J H, carriage mak<3r. 111, bet Wash and Mark. Murphly, Eliza, dress maker, 40^ w Wash. Mulroy, Rich, laborer, house N J, bet Mark and Wash. Mullin, R, brick mason, house N J, bet S and Merrill. Murphey, Samuel, laborer, house Va av, bet S and Merrill. Mullin, John, house bet Merrill and McCarty,
Mmison, C H, (D & C H M,) tinner, 62 e Wash.
Munson, D, tinner, 62 e Wash, house Mark, bet E and N J.
Munch, John, tobacconist, 171 ^r Wash, house cor Ala and Wash.
Murphey, Tim, shoe manufacturer, Va av, bet Wash and Md, w side.
Mungus, F, tobacconist, at 138 e Wash.
Murphey, T M, cooper, house Ga, bet Noble and E,
MuUiken, Wm, R R engineer, bds Bates House.
Murphy, Thos, printer, at 36i e Wash.
Myers, Robt, teamster, house cor E and Market.
Myers Christian, cabinet maker, Huey's chair factory, cor Miss and
Maryland. Myers, W E, printer, at 32i e Wash. Myers, L P, confec, 3 Mer, house up stairs. McLean, C G, principal Indiana Female Seminary, S W cor Mer
and N Y. McNeely, Elisha, policeman at Union Depot, h cor E and Mkt. McCaslin, Eh, h Ind av, bet 0 and N Y, s side. McGruyal, John, machinist. City Foundry, h South. McGiffin, Saml, teacher Blind Asylum. McCinley, Jas, moulder City Foundry, bds Del. McLane, John, carpenter, h Ind av, bet Vt and Mich.
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TALBOTT & MOFFITT, DRUGGISTS .
DRUG DEALERS.
W. W. Roberts & Co., 14 west Washington. Dagget & Co., 5 Bates House. J. P. Pope & Co., 33 west Wasliington. E. Browning, 22 west Washington. Hannaman & Duzan, 40 east Washington. J. M. Tomhnson, 18 east Washington. H. Rosengarten, 88 east Washington. Wm. Tilly, 81 east Washington. Talbott & Moffitt, 146 east Washington. J. Rosen thral, cor 111. and Md.
J. W. TALBOTT.
WM. MOFFITT.
TALBOTT & MOFFITT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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• Window Glass, Glassware, Brushes, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, and all articles usually kept by Druggists.
NO. 46 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
OPPOSITE LITTLE'S HOTEL, INDIANAPOLIS.
MC 117
McCormac, A D, cutter 16 e Wash.
McNary, Wm H, machinist, City Foundry, h South.
M'Ouat, R L, (R L & A W M'Ouat) stove and tin dealers, 69 w
Wash, h cor N Y and 111. M'Ouat, A W, (R L & A W M'Ouat) stove and tin dealers, 69 w
Wash, h Lockerby bet E and Noble. McFall, Mrs, h E bet Mkt and 0. McDaniel, Jas, miller, h Wash w of W, n side. McCuUar, H, sawyer at Huey's chair factory, cor Miss and Md. McLane, John, carpenter, cor 111 and 0, h Ind av, bet Miss and Mo. McCarty, Patrick, laborer, h Elsworth bet N Y and Vt. McClintick, Chas, wagon-maker. Wash w of W s side. McCracken & Co, grocers, cor Miss and Vt.
McElrath, A, [Fletcher & McE] boots and shoes, 43 e
Wash. McGhee, Jas F, produce merchant, h Miss bet 0 and N Y, w side. McClure, Pameha, book sewer, 37^ e Wash. McClure, Nancy, book sewer, 37-1 e Wash. McClamrock, Thos, h Ind av bet Vt and Mich. McLane, Kesiah, cor Mass av and 0.
McCorkle, W A, presbyterian minister, h Mkt bet Penn and Del. McDonald, W H, cashier central bank, 23 w Wash bds Little's Hotel. McChesney, J B, clerk state bank, h 111 bet Vt and Mich, w side. McClure, T, printer, 211 w Wash. McCann, John, eng, h bet Merrill and McG. McRae, John H, h cor Pa and Mich. McLane, S, clerk in American Express office cor Wash and Pa, h
Ky av bet Wash and Md. McFall, Jas W, printer, 21-| w Wash. McCollough, Thos, tailor at J Gramling's, 1 e Wash. Mclntyre, J W, agent Sunday school union, h Ga bet Mer and 111, s
side. McGee, Eliza, Ga bet Mer and 111.
McKernan, J H, [McKernan & Edgar] Real Estate
Agents, 39 w Wash up stairs, h Ind av bet 111 and Tenn. McNeely, Jas H, (Cameron & McNeely) printer, 21^ w Wash, h
Pa bet 0 and Mkt w side. McClusey, J W, turner peg factory, s 111. McCord, Wm, carpenter. McLaughlin, James, gun-smith, 110 e Wash.
118 H. EOSENGAKTEN, DRUGGIST.
^ J. P. POPE & C0~
NO. 83 WEST WASHINGTON ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOTAiC m ECLECTIC MEDICiNES,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, &c.
Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded.
ROBERT BROWNING,
(late CRAIGHEAD <t BROWNING,) AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, VARNISHES,
Surgical Instruments, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Window
Glass, Glassware, Brushes, Perfumery, Spices,
Cigars, Tobacco, (fee.
NO. 22 WEST WASHINGTON ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
DRUG AND MEDICAL STOiE
H. rosengaSten, m. d.,
And Apothecary,
Near Court House Square.
Dr. H. R. keeps constantly on hand a full stock of everything in the Drug line, of the purest and best, and will sell as low as any other house in the place. Also, of his own preparation a number of
CHOICE EAIILY lEDICIMES,
For various complaints, among which his celebrated " Deobstru- ent," or German Bitters, for the removal of all viscerate obstruc- tions in any organ of the body and for the restoration of health, especially adapted to Liver and general complaints.
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McMullen, J W T, pastor Asbury Chapel, li Va av bet La and S.
Mcllvain, J V, Ticket Agent Union Depot, boards at
Mrs Mothershead's, Md bet 111 and Tenn. McCorkle, Wm, agent American tract society, h Mkt bet Pa and Del. McDavitt, H D, painter at Geo Lowe's, Pa bet Mkt and 0. McCarty, Margaret, h cor Mer and McCarty. McNeely, John H, printer, (Cameron & McNeely) 21|^ w Wash up
stairs. McDonald, Mr, printer, 36^ e Wash. McBride, Ed, laborer, h Wash bet Del and Ala. McDonald, John, clerk L & I depot, h Ala bet S and Merrill.
McNaught, P, boot and shoe dealer [P McNaught
& Co] 5 w Wash. McRanen, [Coffin & Co] 2 Mer. McLene, J, jeweler [E J Baldwin & Co] 1 Bates House, h 0 bet 111
and Mer s side. McMullen, John, clerk at 3 Bates House. McCahn, Chris, fireman I P & C R R. McDougal, John, fireman I P & C R R.
McGrinnis, G F, hatter, 10 e Wash. McGinnis, 0"wen, Merchant Taylor 39 e Wash, h
cor Va av and Md. McDowel, J A, clerk at L & I depot. McMuUin Saml, miller, h Ga bet 111 and Tenn.
McOrea, O T, [Talbott & MoC] dealer in hats 22
w Wash. McKenna, J A, baker, 8 e Wash.
M'Donald, David, attorney, office 24 1-2 e Wash.
McEwen, Robt, messenger Adams & Co, 34 w Wash.
McCaslin, E, freight agent Peru R R depot, h Ind av bet 111 and
Tenn. Mc Clung, John A, pastor 1st pres church, h Mer bet Mich and N,
McCready, Jas, Mayor, office in I 0 0 F Hall.
McKenzie, D, blacksmith, I P & C R R. McFarland, R A, clerk at S Merrill's 25 e Wash. McLain, P, blacksmith at Lowe's, Pa bet Mkt and 0. McCarty, Wm, blacksmith at car factory, head Noble.
McKenzie, W A, attorney, office Blake's building
boards at Bates House.
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W. W. ROBERTS & CO., DRUGGISTS.
n. W. ROBERTS
W. G. WILLIAMS.
'If. LiOiliTS ^1 CO,
Whole«ale and Retail
XJ C3r C3r I S T S,
NO. 14 WEST WASHINGTON STREET,
Manufacturers of Roberts' Hair Regenerator, Roberts' Extrac. Jamaica Ginger, Bennett's Eye Balm; General Agents for the State of Indiana for Prof. James McClintock's Popular Family Medicinest.
We keep constantly on hand a large stock of Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, IJye Stuffs, Druggists, Glassware, and Window Glass, to which we would invite the attention of the public. Terms Cash, and prices as low as the lowest.
DEUGS AND MEDICINES.
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HANNAMAN & DUZAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Surgical Instruments, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye-stuffs, Paint,
Varnish, Hair and Cloth Brushes, Patent Medicines, Fancy
Soaps, Colognes, Perfumery, Flint and Green Gla^s-
Avare, Window Glass, Putty, Fire-Proof Paint,
(dry and in oil,) White and Brown Zinc Paint,
NO. 40 EAST WASHINGTON ST., INDIANAPOLIS.
DRieS aiD lEOICIIES.
JAS. M. TOMLINSON, M. D.,
Pharmaceutist and Druggist.
Deals iE Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, and all articles for the Toilet.
CIGARS. TOBACCOS, DIE-SIUFFS,
FMifs, mm, wmmw aim,
To wtich the patronage of the pubhc is respectfully solicited.
(l3^Accuracy will characterize all prescriptions submitted to our preparation. 11— 8Y
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STAPLE AND FANCY DKY GOODS-.
DRY GOODS DEALERS
M. M. Dimn, 57 west Wash, Tousey & Eddy, 48 west Wash. A. G. Willard & Son, 40 west Wash. James Kirlin, 36 w^est Wash. H. A. Fletcher & Co., 28 Avest Wash.. H. & W. Duiilop, 16 west Wash. G, G. Holman, 11 west Wash. Snyder & Duke, 9 west Wash. Moore, Carter & Oursler, 1 west Wash.. Klinginsmith & Smith, 12 west Wash. H. J. Horn, 10 west Wash. D. C. Duval, 6 west Wash. Y. C. Hanna, 4 west Wash. J. S. Dunlop, 2 west Wash. J. C. Yohn, 2^ east Wash. W. E. Featherston, 46 east Wash. Jones & Jenkins, 49 east Wash. Means & Co., Wash. bet. N. J. and East.
H. A. FLETCHER
JAS. M. HUMS.
ETCHER &Sei
DEALERS IN
Bonnets, Hats, Boots & Shoes,
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UMBRELLAS, RICH PARASOLS,
W. & H. GLENN — DRY GOODS.
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JOHN S. OOiLOP,
CASH REALER IN
STiPLl & FiCI DR! GOODS,
BootB^ Shoes and Bonnets^
Ke^ps constantly on hand the latest and most fashionable styles of the season.
Goods for cash at No. 2, corner of His old stand first corner south of Governor's Circle.
A. G. WILLARD.
A. E. WILLARD.
A. G. WILLARD & SON,
DEALERS IN
Also agents for the sale of
COTTOM « WOOL MACHINE CARDS,
Saltinet and Jeans Warps,
Which we Avill sell at Cincinnati prices.
No. 40 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
INDIANAPOJ/TS, INI>.
CLOTHIEKS.
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WM. E. FEATHERSTON,
DEALER IN
STIPLS I f liC! DR! GOODS,
NOTlONS.TRIMMiNGS, HATS, CAPS. SHOES JgBOOTS.
No. 48, on the Corner of Washington and Pennsylvania, opposite Odd Fellows' Hall.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SNYDER & DUKE,
(Successors to Mansur & Ferguson.)
D. E. SNYDER.
JAMES DUBCE.
JAMES KIRLIN,
Dealer in
DRY mil I GROCERIES
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
CLOTHIERS.
Daniel Bacon, Jr, 59 west Washington. M. & J. Glasier, 45 west Washington. M. Woolf, 43 west Washington. J. M. Altman, 39 west Washington. Dernham & Simon, 28 east Washington. A. Dessar, 4 east Washington. Bauer & Goepper, 21 east Washington.
126 ' MEKCIIANT TAILORS.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Liikens & Porter, 4 Bates House, 111. st.
Geo. Innes, west Wash. bet. Miss, and Mo., north side.
Bauer & Goepper, 21 west Wash.
Jas. Hall, 2 Odd Fellows' Hall.
E. G. Ward, 3 west Wash.
J. Gramling", 1 east Wash.
S. Morgan, 35 east Wash.
Owen McGinnis, 39 east Wash.
Hall & Case, 16 east Wash.
M. Flairty, 8 Mer.
M. Creque, 9 east Wash.
Kinsman & Tapkin, 45 east Wash.
Jennings, 20 east Wash.
J. Cotman, Pa. under Odd Fellows' Hall.
J. Straub 6 east Wash.
J. Steinman, 5 Little's Row, east Wash.
G. BAUER. F. GOEPPER.
•' BAUER & GOEPPERS^
^IQimm ANDMANUFAGTyBrnG ESTABLISHMENT;
No. 21 Washington Street.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
M^ A fine assortment of Ready Made Clothing constantly kept on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices. Also, Shirts, Cravats, Suspenders, Hats, Caps, etc., etc., of the most fashionable style.
Garments made to Order on the Shortest Notice.
HALL & CASE, TAILOKS.
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McNab, S, li bet Merrill and McC.
McGrayl, John, machinist city foundry, h Pa bet Ga and La.
McOliesney, J, h Pa bet 0 and N Y.
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Naltner, A, h cor Ky av and Md.
IS'ash, M, boarding house, Mass av, bet N Y and Vt.
New, Kev J "B, h 111, bet Mkt and 0.
Nelson, Chas A, teacher blind asylum.
New, J C, dept clerk in co elk's off at Court House.
Ne-wcomb, H C, attorney, 24 1-2 e Wash.
Newcomer, Dr, h and off Cir bet Mer and Mkt.
Nelson, Jas, h cor Ind av and Miss.
Neighbours, Chas, drayman, h cor Tenn and La.
Newton, Delos, fireman I P & C R R.
Newland, A L, clerk at 66 e Wash.
Newel, Sterling, teacher blind asylum.
Nemeyer, Wm, wiper Ind Cen R W.
Neff, B "W, jeweler and watch repairer, 7 w Wash.
Nell, T B, student med, 241 e Wash.
Neurnberger, Geo, printer, 140 e Wash.
Nichols, Thos M, dentist, Mer opposite P 0.
Nipper, tinner, (C & J Cox) 19 w Wash.
Nicholson, Wm, stone mason, Ga and Md, h Ky av.
Nicolai, J, grocer, Wash bet Tenn and Miss s side.
Nichol, Robt, machinist Washington foundry.
Nicholai, Chas, saddler, 112 e Wash.
Norton, E 0, agent Jeff R R, at M & I depot.
Noland, Thos, hack driver, h cor S and Tenn.
Noble, Jas H, h Pa, bet Mkt and 0 e side.
Noble, W H L, railroad runner, I & C depot.
Norwood, E F, (Weekly & N) stove dealer, 46 w Wash, h III bet
Mkt and Wash, w side. North, M, h Md bet Mer and 111. Norwood, Geo, clerk at 48 e Wash.
Northway, Chas W, blacksmith at Lowe's, Pa bet Mkt and 0. Nolan, Thos, gardener, h cor Tenn and S. Nofsinger, Wm R, treas state, off cor Wash and Tenn. Nootmeyer, C, carpenter I P & C R R. 12— 8v
130 MERCHANT TAILCKS.
No. 2 0. F. Hall, E. Wash. St.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
General Agent for the sale of Grand and Subordinate Regalia, Emblems, Costumes, &c., for the Orders of Masons, Odd Fellows, Temple of Honor, Sons, Daughters, and Cadets of Temperance, and sale of Scott's American and European Fashions.
S. 0. MORGAN,
(successor to smith i MORGAN,)
And dtiiler in Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.,
ONE DOOR EAST OF WRIGHT HOUSE, 1NI>IANAP01>IS, IND.,
Keeps constantly on hand a large and well selected assortment of Ready Made Cloth- ing; also, Gents Furnishing Goods, all styles of Garments made to order at shortest notice.
■• OWEN M'OINNIS,
Merchant Tailor,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Ready Made Clolliiii^s
No. 39 East Washington Street,
N. B. — A full assortment of Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valises, and Satchels kept constantly on hand.
OT 131
Noland, Mrs E, h Mer bet Wash and Md, w side.
Norwood, Mrs Margaret, h Md bet Tenn and Miss.
Northway, J, plasterer, h cor Lib and N.
JSTotbny, Geo, plasterer, h N J bet Vt and N Y.
Noble, Jas H, pastor Wesley Chapel, h Del bet 0 and N Y.
Norwood, Geo, bds 111 bet 0 and N Y.
Nute, C, shoe maker, 5 w Wash.
Oakley, C P, gen tick agt I & C R R.
Oakley, J, confectioner, cor Wash and Mer.
Oberdehn, John, book binder, h Ky av bet Wash and Tenn.
Obrien, J, laborer, h Mkt bet N J and E.
Obrien, John, laborer, h Mkt bet N J and E.
Oberle, J, bootmaker, 160 e Wash.
Obertz, S, cistern builder, h cor Mich and Wash.
O'Neal, Mickel, laborer, h Mkt bet Liberty and Noble.
O'Connel, M, laborer, h cor Ala and Mkt.
Ochler, D, shoe maker, 96 e Wash.
O'Donold, Jerry, laborer city foundry, h Pa.
Off, Christian, jr., cabinet maker, cor Liberty and Wash.
Ogara, Thos, laborer, h Tenn bet La and Ga.
Oglesby, John H, conductor I & C R W.
Ohr, Henry, h N Y bet 111 and Mer, n side.
Ohr, A D, clerk, h s e cor Tenn and Md.
Ohr, John H, agent Adams & Co, 34 w Wash, h N J bet 111 and
Mer. O'Kane, Eld John, h w s Tenn bet 111 and Miss. O'Kane, Jas, clerk at 26 e Wash. O'Kane, Walter S, clerk at 18 w Wash. O'Neal, Richard, merchant, h cor N J and S. Orr, Greenup, brick mason, h cor Ind av and Tenn.
Osgood, J R, [0 & Smith] h cor 111 aud Gord. Osgood, J B, painter at 49 1-2 w Wash, h cor Mich
and 111. Otten, D, tobacconist, 6 Little House.
Ott, John, Furniture ware-room, Wash bet Tenn and
Miss, s side. Ott, Geo, blacksmith, cor Wash and Lib, h on N J bet Mkt and 0.
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MEKCHANT TAILOES.
JOHN A. COTTMAN & CO.,
niEBOHANT TAILOBS,
AND
PENNSYLVANIA STUBBT, WORTH ROOM, UIVOER NEW ODD FELLOWS' HALL,,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
^^ A full supply of Odd Fellows' Regalia and Theatrical Cos- tumes kept constantly on hand. Also, Gents' Furnishings, such as Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Cravats, &e., Tailors' Shears,
R. L. LUKENS.
T. R. PORTER.
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On Illinois Street, Eoom No. 4 Bates House,
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of
HWr/ZS, 0 AS SI MERES I AND VESTINGS,
Which they are prepared to make to order in first rate style, at short notice, and on reasonable terms. Also, an assortment of
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Such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, Stockings, Silk and Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, &c.
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Oursler, Rufus, merchant, [Moore, Carter & 0] h N
Y bet Mer and Pa, s side.
0"wings, Wm, grocer, 71 e Wash.
0 wings, N, plasterer, h cor Ala and S.
Owen, Jonathan, grocer, (0 & Wilson) 70 e Wash, h Md bet Del and Ala.
Patton, Wm, plasterer, h Ala bet N and Mich. Parnes, Richard, tailor, h IST J bet S and Merrill, Palmer, W H H, carpenter, h N J bet ]^ and Hau. Parks, Jas, car builder at car factory head of Noble. Paul, J S, elk, at 181 e Wash.
Patterson, R M, [Delzell & Pat,] livery stable, Md,
bet Mer and Pa, n side, house Mass av, bet Mich and Vt. Palmer, N B, jr, elk P 0.
Parvin, Thos, phy's off over P 0, house Ala, bet 0 and N Y. Palmer, G F, printer, 36^ e Wash. Pague, D W, mess Am Exp Co, 47 e Wash. Parasett, Jos, confec. 111, bet Wash and Mark. Parish, Sol, moulder, Union Foundry, house N J, bet La and S. Paxton, Elizb, house Circle, bet Mark and Mer. Palmer, N B, house s w cor 111 and Md. Park, T, agent, at 81 w Wash, house cor Md and Miss, n e. Parker, Wilson, bricklayer, house cor Tenn and La. Patterson, J P, book keeper, at 79 w Wash, h Ga, bet 111 and Tenn* Parson, P B, elk, Palmer House, cor 111 and Wash. Palmer, T G, dep aud state, house cor Md and Tenn. Patterson, Rob, elk, at 3 Bates House. Parish, H, at 49^ w Wash, up stairs, bds Bates House. Parr, Jas, bookbinder, house cor, N J and E. Parker, Mrs Catharine, house 142, e Wash. Parrott, R E, fireman, I P and C R R. Patterson, E W, R R solicitor, house cor Tenn and Miss. Perine, J D, engraver, at T B Perine's opp P 0.
Ferine, T B, engraver, Mer opp P 0.
Perkins, Prudence, Miss, bds cor Circle and Mer. Perry, T, turner, at Sloan & Ingersoll's. Perrine, C 0. elk, bookstand Union Depot. Perrine, J B, bookseller, Union Depot.
CLOTHIEKS AND MEECHANT TAILORS.
P. S. A superior stock of Gents Furnisliing Goods always on hand.
PL 135
Peak, Fred, shoe maker, at 32 e Wash.
Perrin, G- K, atty, off 43.1- e Wash.
Pettit, Chas, machinist, Washington Foundry.
Pedlow, C, blacksmith, cor Md and La.
Percell, C W, artist, house cor 111 and Mer.
Ferine, A T, model builder, 53 Mer, house La, bet N J and E.
Perkins, S L, judge of Sup Court, house N Y, w of W, Blackford's
addition. Penn, Samuel, cabinet maker, at Huey's chair factory, cor Miss
and Md. , Peden, R, (Coffen & Co,) 2 Mer.
Pelsnit, Mikle, teamster, house 0, bet Miss and Tenn, n side. Peek, Andrew, cooper, house cor 0 and Mo. Perrot, Wm, grocer, cor Wash and W. Peterson, John, carp, house N J, bet N Y and Vt. Peek, W H, teamster ,h Wash, w of W. Parrot, Saml, coverlet weaver, cor Wash and W. Peeple, John, shoe maker, house Ala, bet Mich and Mo. Pfaeffin, Theo, elk, C Mayer's 29 w Wash. Phelps, Wm, elk, (M & I Dept.) Phelps, J E, harness maker, 20 w Wash, house Mich, bet Pa and
Del, s side. Phalman, John, baker, 164 e Wash.
Phipps, I N, land agent, house Market, bet Penn and Del. Phipps, John, carriage maker, house Del, bet 0 and N Y. Phelps, Semor, eng I P and C R R. Pitts, Geo W, City Marshal, off Mayor's oft', house cor Vt and
Ind av. Pigg, John, laborer, house La, bet E and N J. Pilbean, B, house cor Tenn and La. Pierson, Ludlow, tinner, Wash, bet Tenn and Miss, s side, house
W, betN YandVt. Piel, Wm, cooper, on Liberty, bet N and Noble. Pitzer, Jos, house Tenn, bet Mich and N. Piatt, Mordica, carpenter, Mich, bet Ala and Mass av. Pierce, Peter, superintendent, car fact. Plumer, Ellen, bds at N J, bet IST and Hanna. Pleasants, Dr J, off Pa, bet Wash and Mark, house Mark, bet N
J and E. Pleasants, A R, machinist, Washington Foundry. Plant, Geo, butcher, house Wash, betE and Noble.
136 BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
DEALER IN
Soutli Side ^Vasliiiigfton Street, two doors AVcst of Meridian,
INDIANAPOLIS.
A general assortment of Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves, &c., kept con- stantly on hand.
SHOEMAKERS.
J. G. Kistner, west Wash. bet. Miss, and Mo. south side. L. Walk, Ky. av. bet. Wash, and Md., west side. W. Lancaster, Ky. av. bet. Wash, and Md. east side. Chas. Bruner, Mer. bet. Wash, and Md. A. Ward, 5 east AVash. J. Wert, Pa. bet. Wash and Md. H. Schimdt, 64 east Wash. J. J. Karl 89 east Wash. T. Murphy, Va. av. bet. Wash and Md. W. Riff, Wash. bet. Del. and Ala. Aldrach & Rehling, Wash. bet. N. J. and East. J. Oberhe, Wash. bet. N. J. and East.
HARVEY D. FI.KTCIIER. ANDREW M ELRATH.
FLETCHEE & M'ELaATH,
CHEAP RETAIL DEALERS IN
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NO. 43 COLLEGE HALL,
EAST I^ASHIIVGTOJV STREET, INDIANAPOLIS.
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Pottage, B.„j, taniware deale., sV7^~i::^^;,^;^^;^;^^^
Pope, Dr H E, off 68^ e Wash.
Porktoff, Fred, cabinet maker, 62 w Wash
Poh], Lewis, stone cutter, Woodard's Marble Work.
Potts, Chas, moulder, Washington Foundr,
^""^.^^h^ ^' ''"-^°"'' '' ^ ^^^^' ^--^ I", bet Vt and
Potter, Jas, carriage maker, cor Ga and Ky av Posey, Frank, printer, 21^ w Wash. Poetticher, J, ed and propt Volks Blatt, off HO e Wash Potter^Edwin, brickmason, house bet Mer and Pa
JrrtJjT.T'^'^^^ Mo and Market, house cor Wand Vt. Porter, J R, tailor, at 4 Bates House
Pnndle, M, Supt Union Depot.
Pratt. L A, printer at (Cameron & McNeelv's 1 9t i w w , Printice, J B, elk, at 57 w Wash ^ '^ ' ^ ^''^^•
Pressel, Ferdinand, elk, Wash, bet Tenn and Miss.
Purcell, J, shoe maker, at 32 e Wash Purcell, W, machinist, at Washington Foundry
Pu"" 1 ' T f ' 'r ^ " ^^^"^^ ^^-^^ -^ ^-^et. Pierc T i' ^'^^"^^^^' ^-- P^' bet Gaand Md Pierce, Jas, house Tenn, bet I^ J and Ohio.
Pyle^^ John, boarding house, s e cor 111 and Md
Pyle, Wm, shoe maker, house Del, bet Merrill and S.
Quarles, Wm, attj, off 21 1-2 e Wash
QueisIer,J, saddler, at 12 e Wash Qumn, Dan, fireman, I P and C R R Qumn, Tim, laborer, house N J h., t a ,. Quarles HTM T ^ '^' ^et S and Merrill.
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FUENITUEE DEALERS.
UNDERTAKERS.
L. Snider, Mer. bet. Wash, and Md. Weaver & Williams, 72 west Wash.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
J. M. & A. L. Tilford, 18 south III.
J. Huey, 63 west Wash.
John Ott, S. E. cor Miss, and Wash.
J. Greer, 1 1 south 111.
Ramsey & Griffith, 17 south 111.
T. Spiegal & Thorns, Wash, and I. P. 0. & R. R. crossing.
Sloan & Ingersoll, Pa. bet. S. and Merrill, east side.
Joseph Bourne, Pa. bet. S and Merrill, west side.
Undertaker, Upholster,
AND
Dealer in all kinds of Furni- ture, Chairs, Materials, &c.,
SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET, (A few floors South of tlie Post Office, and adjoiiiing: Ur. BuUard's Office.)
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
J" -A. 3^a: E3 s o 3Ft 3E3 e: :el -
The subscriber returns his thanks to those of his customers that have patronized him for the number of years that he has been making Cabinet Furniture in this city, and informs tliem and the public that he is still manufacturing almost all kinds of Cabinet Furniture, at his old stand, in the brick building on tlie corner of the alley, on Illinois street south of Washington, nearly opposite the State Bank, where an assortment of good Household and Kitch- en Furniture is kept constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest cash prices. Also, all kinds of Furniture and Desks, Show Cases, etc., made to order of good materials and in a workmanlike manner.
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Rahers, Fred, butcher, h Chat bet Han and Wood.
Rail, Jos, h cor N J and IST.
Ray, M M, (Ray House) cor S and Del.
Ray House, s e cor S and Del, M M Ray pro.
Ray, Mrs Kate, h Ala bet 0 and Mkt. Rapp, S, boot maker, 7 Little House. Randall, N A, printer Locomotive office, h n e cor N Y and N J.
Ray, John, (J & R) grain dealers opposite M & I depot.
Ramsay, Thos, clerk at 46 e Wash.
Rains, J B, blacksmith, cor Mer and La.
Raferel, Henry, sr, carpenter, h 111 bet N and St Clair.
Railsback, L, clerk at Snyder & Duke's, 9 w Wash.
Rainfeet, Wm, carpenter, bds Farmers' Hotel.
Ray, John H, clerk Dist Court U S, off state bk cor 111 and Ky av.
Ramsay, John F, (R & Griffith) furniture dealer 17 111, h Md bet
111 and Mer, e side. Ray, Chas, attorney, off 24|- e Wash. Ramsey, W L, plumber Ky av bet Wash and Tenn n side, h Miss
bet N and Mich w side. Rapp, Fred, wagon maker, h cor Noble and 0. Ransom, Isaac, carpenter, h cor Mich and Mo. Raferel, Henry, jr., carpenter, h 111 bet N and St Clair. Ramsey, Mrs Mary, h W bet Vt and Mich. Reian, 0, tinner at 68 e Wash. Renager, Jacob, laborer, h N J bet N and Han. Rein, Thos, laborer, h N J bet Mkt and Wash. Reed, J B E, grocer, h N J bet S and La. Reed, Wm J, carpenter, 175 e Wash. Reasoner, Chas, carpenter, h Wash bet Noble and Liberty. Rech, Mathias, jeweler, 80 w Wash. Resner, H, laborer I C R W depot.
Reynolds, J L, grocer 98 e Wash, house cor N J and La. Rehling, Wm, shoe maker at 32 e Wash. Revl, Wm, fireman Ind Cen R W. Reed, J W, conductor, I & C R R, h Va av bet La and S.
140 FUENITUEE DEALEES.
"jAMES HUEY,
CiAll & CAEliET
Wholesale & Retail.
lf^£Sr WASHINGTON STREET,
NO. 63 BLAKE'S COMMERCIAL ROW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Indianapolis Chair Factory.
liiin liiEii,
Pennsylvania St., below Madison Depot,
Having taken the large factory formerly belonging to H. H. Field, I am prepared to furnish Chairs in any quantity and quality at Cincinnati prices. Furniture dealers at all points accessible by railroad will find it to their advantage to call, as I can make it to their interest. Also, to those preferring to put up their own work I am prepared to furnish Chair stuff in all its varieties, turned, sawed, bored, morticed, and tenoned. Particular attention will be given to furnishing Halls, Hotels, Schools, &c.
Also, all kinds of Oval Turning Tables, Picture and Looking Glass Frames, &c., to order and for sale.
^c^ All orders by mail will meet with prompt attention.
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Regan, Wm, cabinet maker cor Liberty and Wash.
Regin, Mrs Sarah, h Mkt bet Ala and N J.
Resenier, Wm, laborer I & C depot.
Reynolds, John, book keeper at 20 w Wash, h Miss bet N Y and 0 ■w side.
Reed, J W, clerk at B F Tuttle's 13 w Wash, h S bet Tenn and Miss s side.
Reave, T, butcher, 1 1 111 s Wash, h Fall Creek.
Rentock, Ed, baker. 111 bet S and La.
Reed, B F, hatter at 8 w Wash, h cor Pa and Mich.
Reinhardt, Jos, blacksmith. Wash bet Tenn and Miss s side.
Recker, cabinet maker.
Renn, Mich, laborer, h cor Miss and S.
Rhorer, John, grocer, cor Ind av and Mich.
Retker, Jos, cabinet maker at Huey's chair factory cor Miss and Md.
Rhodins, Geo, grocer, h cor Del and 0.
Rhodes, Chas, carpenter, h cor W and N Y.
Rhorer, Mrs J, dress maker, h Mass av bet 0 and N Y.
Riley, A F, clerk Jeff R R at M & I depot.
Rickett, John, blacksmith, cor Wash and N J.
Ritchey, Chas, produce dealer, 7 Bates H.
Righter, Henry, blacksmith I P & C R R.
Ritchey, J, tinner at 68 e Wash.
Richards, Thos, carpenter, cor 111 and 0, h Vt bet Tenn and Miss.
Riley, Jos, clerk at 10 w Wash.
Riley, Wm, farmer, h cor Ala and N J.
Richler, A J, boot maker, 7 Little House.
Ritter, B, stone engraver at 94 e Wash.
Richardson, Wm, mchst, h Ala bet S and Merrill.
Riff, N, shoe maker 100 e Wash.
Richardson, W K, machinist Washington foundry.
Richardson, J W, messenger Adams & Co's Exp, 34 w Wash.
Rinkle, Jacob, R R House n w cor 111 and La.
Ringer, Jacob, h cor St Joseph and N J.
Rike, C H, brick mason, h Mich w of W, Blkfs add.
Ringer, Mary, boarding house, E bet Mich and N.
Rickson, Andrew, brakeman L & I R R, h Mo bet 0 and N Y.
Richmann, Chas, wagon maker. Wash bet E and Noble.
Ricoine, John, wool carder, h cor Md and Mo.
Rissa, Conald, stone mason, h Wash bet Liberty and Noble.
Richmond, Mrs E, h N Y bet N J and Ala.
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MAKBLE YAKD9.
SLOAN & INGERSOLL,
miiTeRE MO t
WHOLESALE ii RETi
South of Madison Depot.
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MARBLE YARDS.
Jason Dame & Co., 67 east Wash. H. B. Collins & Co. 94 east Wash. Woodward & Co., Mer. bet. Wash and Md., west side
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Richer, Chas, jour cabinet maker cor Wash and Lib.
Richtors, H, carpenter, la on Gabet Noble and E.
Richard, Francis, stone cutter, h Noble bet 0 and N Y. '
Root, John, engineer I P & C R R.
Rose, W R, dentist, h Miss bet N and Mich.
Root, Chas, clerk at 68 e Wash.
Root, Deloss, (R & Chambers) 68 e Wash.
RofF, Aug, clerk at 84 w Wash.
Rogg, Joseph, watch maker, 58 e Wash.
Robinson, Jas R, clerk Savings bank, h cor 111 and Vt.
Robson, Wm, Savings Bank, Mer opposite P 0, h
Miss bet Md and Ga, w side. Rooker, A J, clerk at 40 e Wash.
Rosengarten, Henry, physician and apothecary, 88
e Wash. Romerill, J H, chair maker at Sloan & Ingersoll's. Rockwood, S A, carriage maker at Lowe's Pa bet Mkt and 0. Roll, John, machinist Washington foundry. Roll, Isaac H, h n w cor 111 and Md. Robinson, M S, carpenter cor Mer and La. Rommell, Chas, saddler, 12 e Wash. Robinson, G, stone engraver at 67 e Wash. Rosenthal, J, druggist. 111 bet Md and Ga, w side. Ross, N M, supt I & C R R, h cor Mer and La, w side. Rony, M, express wagon, h cor S and Canal.
Roberts, "W W, druggist, 14 w Wash, h 0 bet Pa
and Del. Rooker, Samuel, painter, li W bet Vt and Mich. Ross, Geo, cabinet maker, h Miss bet N Y and Vt. Rose, A D, printer, h Miss bet N Y and Vt. Rolstan, J G, h N Y bet Miss and Mo. '
Rosenrod, G, sawer at Huey's chr fac cor Miss and Md. Rose, Geo, cabinet makr Huey's chr fac, cor Miss and Md. Roe, Mrs Mary, h Wash w of W. Romeville, G E, plasterer, h Md bet Miss and Mo. Robson, G W, barber, cor Wash and Ky av. Rockey, H S, paper mkr, cor Mo and Mkt, h cor Mkt and W. Ross, Robt, sexton of burying ground, h Wash w of W, s side.
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ATTORNEYS.
Furgason & Igoe, 38^ west Washington. Dumont & Torbet, office in State Bank. Taylor and Coburn, 30|- west Washington. Wallace & Harrison, 30-1- west Washington. J. P. Roberts, 6|- west Washington. S. Yandes, 21^ east Washington. R. L. Walpole, 21^ east Washington. Newcomb & Harvey, 24|- east Washington. Buell & Haskell, 24A- east Washington. Barbour & Porter, 32^ east Washington. J. Coffin, 43^ east Washington. J. L. Ketcham, 43^ east Washington. J. Morrison, 24^ east Washington. David M'Donald, 24^ east Washington. W. A. McKenzie, 49^ west Washington. M. J. Fletcher, 21^ east Washington. D. Macy, 24^ east Washington. J. G. Weeks, 43|- east Washington. J. W. Gordon, office in Gov. Circle. R. A. Duncan, cor. Med. and Washington, up stairs. -8v
146 SEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
8. A. BUELL. ALEX. M'D. HASKELL,
Attorneys at Law, Notaries Publie, and Commissioners of Deeds for the several States and Territories.
Will practice in all the Courts; make ColiecJions ; prosecute claims for Boun- ty Land, Extra Pay, and Pensions, and procure Patents. All business entrusted Jo them either in person or by letter, will be promptly attended to.
Office No. 3, Second Story, 24 1-2 East Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Condst, Wright & Hayden, 49|- west Washington. McKernan & Edgar, 39-^ west Washington.
J. n. M'KERNAN. S. A, EDGAB.
M'KERMN & EDGAR,
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK BROKERS.
No. 39 1-2 West Washington Street,
ONE DOOR EAST OF THE PALMER HOUSE.
Particular attention given to tlie purchase and sale of Real Estate, ALSO,
The renting of houses and collecting moneys. All business en- trusted to them, either by person or by letter, will be promptly at- tended to.
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C. W. RUTER, Rec'r,
By A. B. Condit, Deputy.
Office in Blake's Commercial Row.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
BOOK SELLERS.
Stewart & Bowen, 18 west Washington. S. W. Merrill, 25 east Washington. H. Limbocker, 7 west Washington. Werden & Chamberlain, 26 east Washington. Stearns & Soicer, 12 south Illinois.
H.
OKCER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BOOEB, STATIONERY,
■ WALL AND WIlOW PAPERS,
Window Shades 8c Fixtures,
mDIANAFOLIS, IND.
STEWART & BOWEN,
Wholesale and Retail
BOOKSELLERS; STATIONERS
ji/Vff DEALERS IMPRINTERS' MATERIALS,
INDIANArOLIS, IND.
BOOKSSLLEKS AND PUBLISHEKS.
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STEARNS & SPICER,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Are furnishing agents with some of the most Popular subscriptioDi works ever issued in this country, among which are the following, to-wit:
Belcher's History of the Religious Denominations in the United States, with 200 engravings, royal octavo, 1024 pages.
The Papal Conspiracy Exposed and Protestantism Defended in the Light of Reason, History, and Scripture ; by Edward Beeeher, D. D., Illustrated, 12 mo., 4.32 pages.
Fleetwood's Life of Christ and the Apostles, and a History of the Jews, New Edition, Handsomely Illustrated.
Th« Domestic Bible, with a Commentary, References, Critical Notes, Practical Reflections, 700 engravings, &e., &e.
Cruden's Concordance to the Holy Scriptures, or the Bible its own Interpreter, royal 8v, 856 pages.
Either of these are works in which good men may safely engage; and as an evidence of their favor with the public, efficient agents admit that they have cleared from Ten to Twelve Dollars per day «0n their sales.
Address as above.
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CIGAES AND TOBACCO.
B. WIEDINGER & H. GIEBER,
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No. 3 Washington St, bet. Meridian and Pa-j,
mDIANAPOLIS, IND.
J^"ConstantIy on hand all kinds of Germun Books, Periodicals^, Newspepers, Drawing and Painting Lessons, Albums, Paper, Blank Book, Pictures, Frames, Portemonnaies, Pocket books. Work and Bankers' Cases, &c., (fee.
.^^Pictures Framed to order, and Binding neatly done.
CIGAE AND TOBACCO DEALERS.
G. F. Mayer, 35 west Washington.
J. A. Heidlinger, 17^ west Washington.
H. Kokemiller & Co., 15 east Washington.
C. C. Hunt, s. w, cor. Washington and Ala.
D. Otten, 6 Little's Eow.
M. Rosenthal & Co., s. w. cor. Ill and Md.
J. A. HEIDLINGER,
Importer, Mamifacturer and Dealer in
No. IS) West WnshlnKton Street, bctwcan Illinois tuidMcrldlan,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
^^" Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of all article*
SC 153
Sod well, Henry, (R& Co,) grocer, cor W and Wash.
Roday, John, weaver, (Guysendorf s fact,) Wash w of W, n side,
Rooksby, Jas, blacksmith, Wash, w of W, s side.
Rodgers, Wm, watch mkr at 7 w Wash.
Robson, G W, mchst, cor N Y and Mo.
Rubush, Jacob, brick mas, h E n Han,
Russel, Dan, carp I P & C R R.
Russel, Geo, elk 48 e Wash.
Rush, Jer, tailor. 111 bet Ga and Md.
Ruckle, N D, tailor, 3 w Wash, h Sec bet ill and Mer s side.
Rufers, Fred, baker at 78 w Wash.
Russel, Jas M, elk P 0, h Mer bet Md and Ga, w side.
Renard, John, stone mason, h N bet 0 and N Y.
Rusch, Fred H, (Schnull & R,) grocer, 170 e Wash,
Ruff, F, plow mkr, h Noble bet 0 and N Y.
Rubwisk, J, carp, h NobJe bet 0 and N Y.
Ryan, John, mess Am exp co, 47 e Wash,
Ryan, Ellen, h cor Tenn and La.
Ryan, Jas B, elk at C A Flliott's, 40 Mer, h Ind av bet 111 and
Tenn n side. Ryan, R J, att'y, off w side Mer bet Wash and Circle. Ryan, Thos F, elk C A Elliott's, 40 Mer, h cor Miss and Ky av, Ryan, Mrs Honoria, h cor Miss and Ky av n e cor. Ryan, John, carp, I€8 e Wash.
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Saltmarsh, Wm, carp, h Mkt bet Liberty and Noble. Sanders, Mrs, h Mer bet Ga and Md, Sanders, Fred, laborer, h s Mer. Sanders, A, elk 44 w Wash, Sample, S C, board house. 111 bet Ga and La. Sarg«nt, E, carp, I P and C R R. Salenger, M, ost at Delzell and Patterson's stable, Sanger, S E, carp. Mass av and Vt. Schuster, Thos, baker, cor Wood and Ala. Schovey, F, lab, h bet Merrill and McCarty. Schmidt, H, boot and shoe mkr, 64 e Wash. Schmidt, David, shoe mkr, Wash w of W, Schulmeyer, Jacob, laborer. Scudder, Caleb, h cor Mkt and Tenn. 15— 16M
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CIGAKS AND TOBACCO.
GEORGE F. MEYER,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
CHlWfflG T
Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, &c.,
SIGN OF THE BIG INDIAN, No. 35 West Washington Street.
,; INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
J^^ N. B. All Goods warranted to be of the best quality.
CHARLES C. HUNT,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
IMPORTED
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CIGARS
SNUFF, &C.
South We»t Corner Waehingtoo and Alabama Streets, opposite the Court Hoaisa,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
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Sehreck, C, cab mkr at 13 Little's Row. Schrecinehort, Wm, tailor, h Mich bet Ala and Del. Schanle, Bernat, cab mkr Huey's chr fact cor Miss and Md. Schwemhart, Peter, grocer, cor N and E. Schieldmeier, Fred, tailor, 140 e Wash. Schrader, H, laborer, h Ala bet S and Merrill. Schuster, Mr, cab mkr, h cor Del and Ga. Schuman, John, confec 44 w Wash.
Scott, E, book binder at 77 w Wash, h 0 bet Miss and Mo. Schellschmiedt, A, at 21 e Wash. Scott, A, carpenter, h cor Noble and N Y. Schooner, P, shoe maker, h Merrill bet E and Va av. Scheopp, John, mchst, Washington Foundry. Schnull, Henry, (S & Busch,} grocer, 170 e Wash. Scribner, T S, printer, Indiana Journal Job Rooms. Schulmyer, P, shoe maker at 32 e Wash. Schindler, S, phys, 190| e Wash. Schier, J, grocer, cor Wash and Noble.
Scull, J P, carriage mkr at Lowe's, Pa bet Markt and 0, w side. Schweinhart, E, shoe maker, h cor Liberty and N. Schort, J, grocer, 134 e Wash.
Schwomeyer, Henry, cooper at Liberty bet N and Noble. Seybold, M, wheat dealer, h 0 bet E and N J. Seibert, S M, h Liberty, bet Wash and Market. Seymour, Edwin, pedler, h W bet Vt and Mich. Seehofer, Frank, cabinet maker, cor Wash and W. Sevir, Henry, (S & Voght,) grocer, cor N J and St Joseph. Seybold, J, stone cutter, at Woodard's marble works. Sepner, G P, (Mears & S,) merch, 156 e Wash. Seeman, F A, eng C and St Lou R R, 49| w Wash, bds at Ameri- can Hotel. Seybold, Wm, brick mason, h N J bet Wash and Markt. Semple, S, chair mkr, at Huey's chr fact, cor Miss and Md. Secrest, Charles, brick layer, h Del, bet Merrill and McCarty. Shim, John, tailor, Va av bet Wash and Md. Shrouder, F, mchst, City Foundry, h Mer. Shindler, A, mchst. City Foundry, h Tenn. Sharpe, T H, cash'r br bk, cor Va av and Penn, h in bk. Sherman, Gus, h cor Mer and N Y.
Shafer, Sam'l, carp, at 69 w Wash, h on Wash w of W, s side. Shronda, J, machinist, City Foundry, h Mer.
156 PAGUEREEAN GALLERY.
~H. KOKEMILLER,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
aMSiBSWiSfiil
Siiioldiig Tobacco, Siinff, &c.,
SIGN OF THE BIG INDIAN,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
^^ N. B. — All goods warranted to be of the best quality.
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
Weeks & Mendenliall, 43^ east Washington. G. P. Hall, 39| west Washington. Bowers & Purcell, N. Mer., up stairs.
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
No. 39 1-2 West Washington St., over McKernan's office. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
GEO. P. HALL, Ariist
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Shat, M, tailor, 1 E Wash.
Sholtz, John, cabinet maker, Huey's chair factory, cor Miss and Md.
Stulte, Henry, cabinet maker, Huey's chair factory, cor Miss and
Md. Shultz, Elizabeth, bds N J, bet N and Hanna. Shay, Roger, laborer, house N Y, bet Miss and Mo. Shop, Geo, boot maker, at 148 E Wash, house Noble, bet Mich and
Vt. Shields, Stephen, blacksmith, house N Y, bet Miss and Mo, s side.
Shortridge, A F, house s w cor 111 and Vt.
Shepherd, Thos, carp, house Miss, bet 0 and N Y. Shrader, J F, shoe maker, house Miss, bet 0 and N Y, w side. ShafFner, Geo, shoe maker, 5 w Wash, Shay, John, greaser, I P and C R R.
Sharpe, J K, boot, shoe and leather dealer, 96 e
Wash. Shawver, Jas, harness maker, 20 w Wash. Shearer, John, carp, house N J, bet N and Hanna. Shoemaker, Mary A, house Md, bet Mer and III. Shaw, Robt, porter Palmer House.
Sha-w, Dr G- W, [Homeopathist,] office 40 Mer, up
stairs. Sheets, Wm, [S & Branden,] 77 w Wash, house cor
Pa and 0, S E. Shaffer, 0, elk at (Anderton & Wise,) confec, 111, bet Md and Ga,
"w side, Shaffer, John A, elk, at 76 e Wash. Shields, Stephen, blacksmith, cor N Y and Mo, house cor N Y and
Mo. Shultz, John, blacksmith, cor N Y and Mo. Sherman, Paul, harness maker, SOj w Wash, h N Y, bet 111 and
Tenn. Sharp, Warran, plasterer, house cor Tenn and 0. Shleht, Jacob, baker, 8 e Wash.
Shields, John, carriage maker. 111, bet Wash and Mark. Shine, Moses, laborer, h Ga, bet Noble and E. Shakle, Chris, laborer, house E Ala.
Sha'W, Jas, butcher, US lUinois, house cor 111 and Md.
158 METROPOLITAN DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
W. H. WEEKS. H. W. MENDENHALL.
DAGIIllM GIUIRY,
This is admitted by all who have visited it to be one of the most
Of the kind in the Union. Its interior arrangements are unsur- passed, and our long experience in the business warrants us in say- inar that our work shall be done in as
fIS ilB illiiti i ■liill
As that of any Gallery East or West.
MINIATURES TAKEN AS WELL IN CLOUDY AS CLEAR WEATHER.
Likenesses of llie Dead taken on short notice.
Daguerrotypes, Paintings, Engravings, &c., copied in the most
Hours for children, from 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. Prices as low as at any other Establishment.
WE STUDY TO PLEASE.
Remember tlie place, COLLEGE HALL, a few doors East o'f tiie Wriglit House.
■WEEKS & MENDENHALL.
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Shaw, A, laborer, house Market, bet Liberty and Noble, Shaw, T, mess Am Exp Co, 47, e Wash.
Slioppenhorst, Wm, grocer, 63 e Wash.
Shelmine, Chas, port at 40 e Wash.
Shoaltz, John, wagon maker, house W, bet 0 and N Y.
Shee, Den, laborer, house corN J and La.
Sheets Isabel], bds cor Pa and N Y.
Simon, Wm, port Am Hotel, La, bet 111 and Men
Sibert, David, laborer, house Mark, bet N J and. E.
Sill, C, dentist, 68^ e Wash.
Sisson, Charlotte, matron. Blind Asylum.
Simpson, James, carpenter, h Mass, bet Vt and Mich.
Simpson, Rich, moulder, cor N J and Mo.
Sinker, B, [K & Sinker,] boiler makert La, bet Del
and Pa, house cor Va av and Ga. Skelly, M, steward, Palmer House, cor Wash and IlL Skeen, J D, elk, at 49 wWash. Skelton, W A, shoe maker, at 5 e Wash. Skelton, Wm, pump dealer, h N J, bet Wash and Mark. Skillin, Jas, miller, house 111 n of Walnut Skulse, Wm, cigar maker, house Noble, bet 0 and N Y. Sloan, G W, elk, at 22 w Wash.
Sloan, John, (S & IngersoU,) cabinet maker, h Tenn,
bet Ga and La. Sluthsluner, Val, cabinet maker, €2 w Wash. Sloan, D T, elk. Bates House. Slevin, Hugh, laborer, house Tenn, bet S and McCarty.
Sloan, D D, propt, Bates House, n w cor III and Wash.
Slocum, Ed, R R, house La, bet 111 and Tenn.
Sloman, S, tailor, house 111, bet Gaand Md.
Smalled, Wm, laborer, house cor Md aad Pa.
Smith, Jacob, laborer, house Wash, w of W, n side.
Smith, R, boiler maker, at D & Go's, Pa, bet Ga and La.
Smith, G C, grocer, house Del, bet S and McCarty.
Smith, John C, pastor, h N J, bet Vt and Mich.
Smith, W, teamster, house Ala, bet La and S.
Smith, W H, printer, 321 e Wash.
Smith, Jacob, butcher, house cor Mich and Wash.
Smith, J B, machinist, Washington Foundry.
Smith, S, carrier, 36;^. e Wash.
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Smith, J D, blacksmith, Ky av, bet Wash and Md, house N J, bet
N Y and Vt. Smith, Gary, stone cutter, Woodard's Marble works. Smith, John, house Ind av, bet Vt and Mich. Smith, Jos, finisher, house, bet Merrill and McCarty. Smith, 0 H, house cor 0 and Tenn. Smith, Wash, brick maker, house E and McCarty 'sad. Smith, Thos M, [Clinginsmith & S,] 12 w Wash. Smith, G H, fireman, I P and C R R. Smock, Matt, pump maker, cor Wash and N J. Smith, E A, musician, house, Md, bet Tenn and Miss, s side. Smith, J T, shoe maker, 5 e Wash. Smith, A J, house N J north Hanna.
Smith, S F, (Osgood & S,) house cor of 111 and Gord-
Smith, W H, elk, 40 w Wash. Smith, J R, last maker, peg fac, S 111.
Smith, W T, (Grooms & S,) publishei-s of City and
State Directories, office 7 w Washington. Snell, S, gai-dner, house St. Clair, bet Ala and Del. Snow, W'm, moulder, City Foundry, house North, bet 111 and Tenn,
n side. Snyder, Henry, confec, 3 Mer, bds Union Hotel.
Snyder, David E, merch, [S & Duke,] 9 w Wash,
house cor Md and Tenn. Soul, Eliza M, seamstress, house Mass av, bet N Y and Vt, w side. Southard, Jos L, teller, Branch Bank, house cor Vt and Ala. Southard, S L, printer, 21|- w Wash.
Spielman, T, boiler maker, at Dumont & Go's, Pa, bet Ga and La. Speaker, Wm, brick mason, house 0, bet E and Liberty. Spellae, Thos, laborer, house E, bet Wash and N Y. Sperry, J R, cabinet maker, house Noble, bet N Y and R R. Specman, Henry, tobacconist, 17^ w Wash. Spann, J S, sec, I and I C R R, oflP Bike's building.
Spicer, Noyes, book agent, 12 III.
Speigel, Thos, (S & Co,) furniture, 13 Little's row. Spencer, Milton, elk, at 66 e Wash. Spencer, Jarvis, butcher, Wash, bet Miss and Mo. Speilman, T, machinist, house Ala, bet S and Merrill. Springer, David, carpenter, house Chat, bet Hanna and Wood, Sponsler, C A, tailor, at E G Ward's 3 w Wash.
162 JEWELERS.
JEWELERS.
E. W. Neff, 7 west Washington.
W. H. Talbott & Co., 24 east Washington.
C. G. French, 33 west Washington.
E. J. Baldwin, 1 Bates House.
G. Feller, 51 west Washington.
C. A. Furguson, 21 west Weshington. J. Rogg, 58 east Washington.
T. Zumbuch, 25 east Washington.
D. Hestrester, Washington, bet. Del. and Ala.
Jas. Bokem & Co., Washington, bet. N. J. and East,
^' W.I. TALBOTT & CO. ^
DEALERS IN
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
NO. U EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ST 163
Stebbins, John S, boiler maker, at (D & Co,) Pa, bet Ga and La. Stimpt, John, cabinet maker, cor Lib and Wash. Stewart, N, painter, Market Square, bet Del and Ala.
Stewart, Wm, [S & Bowen,] book seller, 18 w
Wash, house s e cor N J and Vt. Stewart, C G, elk, at 18w Wash.
Stewart, R R, printer. Journal off, house 0, bet Ala, and Del. Sterrett, elk, 38 w Wash.
Stundon, Thomas, laborer, in I & C R R Depot. Steamann, Chris, wiper, Ind Cent R W. Stout, Remson, carpenter, bds cor N Y & W. Stans, Christ, machinist, Washington Foundry. Stenman, John, tailor, house Market, bet Noble and E. Stegg, Wm, grocer, 95 e Wash. Strang, G L, shoe maker, at 32 e Wash. Stanton, N, printer Journal office. Stout, J, brick mason, house cor Wash and E. Stinchecome, Miss M, house N J, bet La and Ga.
Stetson, Wm, [Learned & S,] grocer, 42 and 44
e Wash. Stuber, Thos, laboi-er, house Del, bet S and Merrill. Stevens, Chas, dep recorder, off Court House. Stricland, David, paper maker, cor Mo and Mark, house Market,
bet Mo and W. Strankwher, Henry, cooper, at Liberty, bet N and Noble. Stephenson, John, cooper, house Mo, bet Vt and Mich. Stark, Sophia, dress maker, cor Ala and St. Clair. Stephens, Chas, at Co Recorder's off Court House, h Del, bet Mark
and Ohio. Strange, Wm R, assistant Sec State, h 0, bet Pa and Del, n side. Stockwell, D, grocer, 180 e Wash. Straub, Henry, elk, at 84 w Wash. Steinman, John, tailor, 5 Little House. Stcinman, G, tailor, 5 Little House. Straub, Joseph, tailor, 60 e Wash. Stiers, Wm, tinner, at 62 e Wash. Stagg, Chas W, elk, at 70 e Wash. Steel, W H, car builder at car factory, head Noble. Stanfermann, Henry, cabinet maker, Huey's chair factory, cor Miss
and Md.
164
E. W. NEFF,
WITCH Ml
Wo. 7 West Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
.^Particular attention given to the REPAIRING OF FINE
Of every description. .^^"Always on hand a good assortment of Watches and Jewelry, at New York prices.
CHAS. G, FRENCH,
fftTCI HAOE Ml JEWEIIB.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
05°Watche3 and Jewelry of every description carefully repaired and warranted.
DENTISTS.
P. G. C. Hunt, 111. bet. Wash, and Market, east side. A. M. Hunt, 111. bet Wash, and Market, east side. T. M. Nichols, Mer. bet Wash, and Md. west side. W. B. Ludlow, Mer. bet. Wash, and Md. west side. W. B. Jeffries, Mer. bet Wash, and Md. east side. J. F. Johnston, Pa. opp. Odd Fellows' Hall.
SW 166
Stout, Leanah, seamstress, house N J, bet N and Hanna.
Stuck, M, plasterer, h cor Va av and Merrill.
Stevens, Josh, house N J, bet S and Merrill.
Stevens, T M, phy, h N J, bet 0 and Merrill.
Stegg, Wm, grocer, house cor N J and La.
Strickler, L, stone engraver, at 67 e Wash.
Strider, Mrs J T, house Md, bet Pa and Va av.
Stoddard, B Gr, wholesale boot and shoe merch, 67 w
Wash, bds at Palmer House. Starbuck, A, plasterer, house N J, bet S and Merrill. Stine, S, shoe maker, 5 w Wash.
Stormfelty, Geo, carpenter, Mich, bet Ala and Mass av. Staats, Geo D, painter, house Mich, bet Mer and Pa. Stevens, A D, pr, 21^ vsf Wash. Stout, C, cor Tenn and La.
Stack, Augustus, cabinet maker, at J Greer's 10 s 111. Stephens, A, city elk, off 21^ e Wash, h Del, bet Market and 0. Stowell, M A, (Willard S & W,) Music dealer, 40 w Wash. Stokes, R M, house E, bet N Y and Yt. Stagg, Mrs E B, h Tenn, bet Md and Ga. Sulgrove, Milton, saddler, 20 w Wash. Sulgrove, John, saddler, 20 w Wash. Sulgrove, E A, harness maker, 31 w Wash.
Sulgrove, Jas, saddle and harness maker, 20 w Wash,
house Md bet 111 and Tenn. Sulgrove, B R, ed Journal, house S, bet Tenn and Miss. Sullivan, D, laborer, I and C Depot.
Sullivan, Wm, justice peace, 43 1-2 e Wash, house
cor Md and Pa. Sutter, Geo, gardner, house cor St. Clair and Del. Sulman, John, carpenter, house cor St. Clair and Del. Summers, Thos, house 111, bet 0 and N Y. Sutphen, Jas, eng, L and I R R, house Miss, bet Vt and Mich. SuUman, Pat, laborer, house Market, bet N J and E. Suart, John, turner, at Huey's chair factory, cor Miss and Md. Sullivan, Margaret, at Pyle's boarding house cor Md and III. Sulman, Hauvra, house cor S and canal. Sullivan, D, laborer, house Mark, bet N J and E. Swern, A, carp, cor Mass av and Yt. Swain, H, at R R House n w cor 111 and La. Sweinheart, Wm, tailor, 21 w Wash, up stairs.
166 DENTISTS.
^ J. F. JOHNSTON, D. D. S.,
Pennsylvania Street, opposite Odd Fellows' Hall,
a s:3' ^ i^ IS =c£» ^ to>i^5:^<^s»3:Ki ^^^
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WITH THE CONTINUOUS GUM
OR ON GOLD AS MAY BE PREFERRED, '^raaa
J^"Prices as moderate as that of any responsible operator.,^^
DR. W. R. JEFFERIS,
RESIDENT ^ DENTIST,
(FORMERLY OF PHILADELPHIA.)
AND MANUFACTURER OF^ PORCELAIN TEETH. Office on Meridian St., Indianapolis, two doors below the Post Office.
.^^^Teeth inserted from one to an entire set, with all kinds of ma- terials. All operations warranted to give entire satisfaction.
P. G. C. HUNT,
Office on Illinois Street, opjwsite Bates House.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT. J. M. Frost. 7 Meridian.
TH
Swope, Jas, brick mason, h Chat, bet Hanna and Wood.
Swain, Jas, printer, 21^ w Wash, h 111, bet Wash and Mark, e side.
Sweare, C, drayman, house Ala s of Merrill.
Sweinhart, Peter, boot maker, cor N and E.
Swain, Ed, house cor Md and Mo.
T
Taylor, D M, book keeper. City Foundry.
Tanner, John, assist State Lib, State House.
Tanner, Gordon, State Librarian, off State House.
Taylor, R A. brick mason, house I P & C_R R, n Hann, w side.
Tanner, H, saddler, house Noble, bet Mark and 0.
Tatengler, Henry, plasterer, house cor N Y and Mass av.
Tapking, F, merch tailor, (K & Tapking,) 45 e Wash.
Talbott, H E, auditor State, off Masonic Hall, h n w cor Tenn and
Maryland. Taylor, H, laborer, cor Mass av and Liberty. Talbott, W, machinist, I P & C R R.
Talbott, Jas, [T & Moffitt,] drug, 146 e Wash.
Tainy, F, blacksmith, cor Mer and La.
Talbott, J C, pastor Episcopal Church, house cor Mer and Circle.
Talbott, W H, [T & Co,] jewelers, 24 e Wash, h
Pa, bet Wash and Md.
Talbott, J T, [T & McCrea,] dealer in hats;,22 e
Wish. Taylor, N B, atty, 32|- w Wash, cor Mich and Ala. Talbott, Jas, sen. Register Land office, 32^ w Wash, house Pa, bet
Wash and Market. Taylor, A, h N Y, west Blackford. Taffe, Aaron, carp, house Ellsworth, bet N Y and Vt. Taylor, E, house NY, w of W, Blackford's ad. Talbott, J M, (T & Co,) 79 w Wash, house Tenn, bet 0 and N Y,
w side. Tabor, L H, elk, at 59 w Wash. Taylor, H B, bds s e cor Md and 111. Tafft, John, at City Foundry.
Tenike, John, shoe maker, house cor Wash and River. Tearson, Tbos, laborer, house Noble, bet Wash and Md.
168 INTDEANCE AGENT.
DR. J. M. FROST,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
PATENT MEDICINE,
No. 7 North Meridian Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
TO CANVASS THE WESTERN STATES.
WM. HENDERSON,
jii AtsiiT FO! rail mn co.,
OF HARTFORD CONN., CHARTERED 18l9.
Cash Capital, $500,000.
Especial attention ^iven to Insurance of Farm Property, Dwell- ino-s and Outbuildings, Insures such buildings or contents in a very favorable manner, for three or five years.
AND EQUITABLY ADJUSTED.
Also, Insures Stores, Warehouses, Buildings or Contents, and Per- sonal Property generally in town or country, at rates as low as con- sistent with the hazards taken, and Indland Insurance against the perils of Navigation.
Office South West cor. Wash, and Her., Indianapolis, Ind.
^^"Applications can be made to C. B. DAVIS, Surveyor.
TI 169
Teariiley, John, carp, Mich, bet Ala and Mass av. Teller, John, engineer, house Merrill and Va av, Teeper, H, blacksmith, cor Mer and La. Tewksberry, J, mess Adams & Go's Exp, 34 w Wash. Thurston, C B, elk, at 68 e Wash. Thrasher, Miss R P, bds Vt, bet Tenn and Miss. Thayer, S, elk at 156 e Wash.
Thompson, W E, (Fulglium & T,) grocer, 66 e
Wash. Thompson, A, machinist, house s e cor Va av and Merrill. Thayer, Danl, elk, 72 e Wash. Thompson, Thos, periodical dealer, at PC Thomas, G W, 10 Illinois.
Thompson, S L, blacksmith, house Va av, bet Wash and Md. Thompson, Jos, printer, at 36 e Wash.
Thompson, Mrs Mary, grocer, cor Del and S.
Thorpe, F, machinist, Washington Foundry.
Thalman, J, elk, at P 0.
Thompson, Eli, carp, house N Y, bet West and canal.
Thompson, H, baker, 8 e Wash.
Thompson, C F, elk, I P and C R R.
Thompson, G L, blacksmith, cor Pa and Va, house Va av, bet Md
and Wash. Thorpe, Thos, printer, Ind Journal Job Rooms. Thompson, C W, phy, off Market, bet Circle and Pa, house 111 bet
Market and 0. Thompson, John, at City Foundry, house Elm. Tigert, Saml, millwright, house Miss, bet 0 and N Y, w side. Tinckbiner, John, blacksmith, Del, bet Mark and Wash. Tingle, Wm, carp, Mich, bet Ala and Mass av.
Tilford A L, [J M & A L Tilford,] furniture dealer, 18
111, house Tenn, bet Ga and La, e side. Tilley, Gilbert, stone cutter, Woodard's Marble Works.
Tilley, Wm, druggist, 81 e Wash.
Tilley, Harmon, soap maker, house Del, bet S and La. Tilford, J M, [J M & A L Tilford,] furniture dealer, 18
111, house Mer, bet Vt and Mich, w side. Tinsley, Wm, architect, 49^ w Wash, house Vt w of W, s side
Blackford's ad. 16— 16M
f iff li's ptfiHf iBQSs mmm,
H. C. BLISS & CO., OWNERS, CONTRACTORS AND PATENTEE,
FOB THE UNITED STATES
C3 5S* ty X2 CSi y~s^ rg^ Q ^
Chas. H. Buss, Springfield, Mass., Geo. W. Thayee, Indianapolis, Ind. . St. Louis, Mo.
BANKS.
State Bank, cor. 111. and Ky. av.
Farmers' and Mechanics', 41 west "Washington.
Central Bank, 23 west Washington.
Bank of the Capitol, I N. Med.
S. A. Fletcher's Bank, 30 east Washington.
Branch of Stale Bank, cor. Penn, and Va. av.
Harrison's Exchange Bank, 21|- east Washington.
Metropolitan Bank, cor. Washington and Ky av.
VA 171
Tippenhiuir, Fred, cook, 44 w Wash.
Tousey, Oliver, [T & Eddy,] merch, house N Y, bet
Mer and 111, n side. Toon, D S, machinist, Washington Foundry. Towers, Henry, mach, Washington Foundry,
Tomlinson, Jas M, druggist, 18 e Wash.
Tousley, J H, boot tree maker. Peg Factory.
Tousey, Miss Jane, house Ellsworth, bet N Y and Vt.
Troutman, Jacob, elk, Bates House.
Tracy, John, wiper, Ind Cen R W.
Troup, Israel, painter, house Ala, bet N and St. Clair.
Trux, John, wagon maker, Ky av, bet Tenn and Miss.
Turner, Wm, freight agent, I & C Depot, house N J, bet S and La.
Tucker, Robt, house Pa, bet 0 and N Y.
Tuttle, Dennis, house cor Mer and McCarty.
Turner, W H, agent M and I Depot.
Tuttle, B F, grocer, 13 w Wash.
Tully, Wm, hatter, 17 w Wash, house Ohio, bet N J and East
Turner, James, brick layer, cor Ala and S.
Turner, Nancy, boarding house, 0, bet Pa and Mer.
Tweed, E, butcher, 8 Bates House, h Ga, bet 111 and Tenn, e side.
Tyler, E S, [DelzeU & Tyler,] 37 1-2 e Wash, house
111, bet NY and vt. Tyner, Fred, laborer, house cor Tenn & McCarty. Tyler, A P, elk, P 0, house Market, bet Pa and Del, e side.
Updyke, J T, carp, h California, bet N Y and Vt, Blackford's ad. Uunderhill, Wood, City Foundry, Pa, bet Ga and La, house Mich, bet Pa and Del.
Underliill, R R, City Foundry, Pa, bet Ga and La,
house Mich, bet Pa and Del.
Vanblaricum, Jas, house Mer, bet Wash and Maryland. Vanlandingham, Co treas oflp, house Ala, bet Ohio and N Y. Vale, Wm, laborer, house Ala, bet S and Merrill.
172
BANKS.
OF THE
in h\
10, 1 lORTH lERIDM STREET,
i&iff^f^^i
Deposits received, Collections made, will deal generally in Coin, Exchange and Uncurrent Money.
JOHN ■WOOLLBY & Co.
©D^R]^P(Q)[LD©o
J. D. DEFREES, Pkes't.
w. H. McDonald, Cash'i
WA 173
Vanblaricum, J, wagon maker, n e cor Md and Mer.
Vajan, J H. hardware dealer, 41 e Wash, house 52
Merrill. Vajan, Chas. elk, at J Vajan 41 e Wash. Vaile, Rawson, Ed Ind State Journal, off opp Branch Bank, house be*
North and Mich. Vandegrift, M, printer, Ind Journal office.
Vandegrift, H, City Treasurer, off n w cor Mer and
Wash. Vandegrift, Jacob, lumber dealer, house Mich, bet 111 and Tenn. Vawn, Jacob, carpenter, house cor Miss and Mo. Vaugh, Henry, elk, at 26 w Wash, house Vt, bet Mo and W, s
side. Vanbuskirk, Lucas, R R, bds La, bet 111 and Tenn. Vater, Thos S, brick mason, house cor Mich and N J. Vandegrift, Ben, printer. Journal off, house eor Miss and 0. Vanbergen, Nicholas, painter, house Mich, bet 111 and Tenn. Vetter, John, cabinet maker, West M and I Depot. Vincent, S, on R R, house Ala, bet La and S.
Vinton, A E, (Hasselman & V,) founder, house cor
Pa and Mark.
Vinnedge, J J, (M Vinnedge & Co,) grocer, 37 e
Wash.
Vincent, Wm, carpenter, house Noble, bet 0 and N Y.
Vorhees, Abram L, house n e eor 111 and N Y.
Vorhees, Wm, blacksmith, at 150 e Wash.
Voss, Henry, tobacconist, at 35 w Wash.
Vonnegut, Clement, (Volmer & V,) hardware, 71 w Wash, house Del, bet Md and Ga.
Volmer, Chas, (V & Yonnegut,) hardware and leath- er dealer, 7 1 w Wash, house on Md, bet Mo and W.
Voght, Chas, (Sevier & V,) N J and St. Joseph.
W
Ward, E Gr, merchant tailor, 3 w Wash, h Pa bet Wash
and Mkt, w side. Workman, R A, printer 36|^ e Wash.
Wallace, Andy, h Del bet 0 and Mkt, w side.
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FAKMEES' AND MECnANICs"' BANK.
J. HODGSON,
ARCHITECT AND SDPERINfENDENT,
NO. 6^ WEST WASHINGTON STREET,
In cl±^,a3La<i3olxs, Xzxcl.-
Will furnish designs and superintend the erection of buildings (in this and adjoining States) on reasonable terms.
HARRISON'S EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No 1 up stairs, in Johnson's Buildings, opposite Capital House.
km SITf ©IBEIS B©IJgliT.
Gold, Silver and Exchange for sale, Interest paid on Deposits for £1 specified time, and particular attention given to collections.
Farmers' and Mechanics'
BAI
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NO. 41 WEST WASHINGTON STREET,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
A. G. LEE, Pres't.
0. WILLIAMS, Cash'r.
WA 175
Ward, J P, clerk at P 0. Ward, S M, clerk at 18 w Wash.
Wallace, "Wm, attorney, 32 1-2 w Wash up stairs, h
N J n of North. Walker, T R, clerk at 36 w Wash. Walker, H A, R R House, Pa bet Ga and Md. Watson, Mrs Anna, h 111 bet La and Ga.
Wands, A, shoe manufacturer, 5 e Wash, h Pa opp Bid Asylum. Watson, J M, machinist, h Miss bet Wash and Mkt Ward, Mrs Lucy, h O bet Miss and Mo. Wallace, C J, clerk at Wolfe's clothing store 2 Palmer House. Walker, Chas, teacher Bid Asylum. Waddell, Wm, stone mason, h N J bet N and Han. Wahtstetter, Chas, steward Bid Asylum. Wailes, Anthony, carpenter, h Ala bet N and St Clair. Walseman, Henry, laborer, h Miss bet S and La. Walpole, R L, attorney, 21^ e Wash. Wanoni, C, grocer 188 e Wash. Wainwright, Saml, tinner, h cor N Y and Mer. Walmer, Fred, laborer, h cor Noble and E. Walker, J C, Ed Sentinel, 32^ e Wash.
Wallace, Rev Saml, pastor associate reform eh, h cor E and 0. Warner, Thos D, printer at Cameron & McNeely's, 21^ w Wash. Watson, Jos, printer, h cor Md and Mo. Wallace, W J, grocer, cor Wash and E, h Mkt. Wallace, David, attorney, off 21^ e Wash, h cor Mass av and N J, Wands, Robt, machinist, cor N Y and Mo. Warner, Chas G, printer, Sentinel oflF, h Vt bet Ala and N J. Walker, J S, (W & Vandegrift) lumber dealer, h 111 bet Mich and
Vermont. Walk, L, shoe maker, Ky av bet Wash and Tenn. Walk, Arthur, shoe maker, Ky av bet Wash and Tenn. Waling, E, porter Palmer House. Wachter, A, board h 136 e Wash. Wands, J, shoe maker, h S bet Mer and Pa. Waugh, Danl, machinist, cor N Y and Mo. Watson, J M, machinist, cor N Y and Mo, h Miss bet Wash and Mkt,
w side. Warmc, John, laborer, h Noble bet Wash and Md, Watcher, C, gardener, h cor Wash and Mich road. Ward, A, printer at 36^ e Wasb.
176
CLOTHIERS.
E CLOTHING STORE!!
JJU
DERNHAM & SIMON,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
EIID! ilDi lllfll.
AND
dent's Fnmisbing €oo(!s,
WASHINGTON ST., OP. WRIGHT HOHSS,
- INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ADOLPHUS DESSAR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
READ! lADl CLOTHIIG,
AND
Gent's Furnishing Goods.
No. 32 East Washington Street.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
WE 17T
Wallace, A Gr, physician, h Mass av bet 0 & N Y.
"Wallick, John F, telegraph office, 24 1-2 e Wask
Walk, Julius, clerk at 51 w Wash.
Ware, Rich, spinner Brandt's fact, river s of Wash.
Wall, Benj, carpenter at I & C depot.
Watson, O H, miller, bds on 111 bet Ga and La.
Weaver, Geo, grocer, cor S and M & I R R.
Webber, B, book binder, 37-^ e Wash, h Wash bet E and Liberty.
Weiser, F, clerk at P 0, h Wash bet Miss and Mo.
Weeks, John Gr, pension agent, 43 1-2 e Wash, h
Miss bet Vt and N Y.
Weeks, Wm H, [W & Mendenhall] daguerrean art,
43| e Wash. Wert, Jos, shoe and boot manufacturer, Pa opp Br Bk.
Weekly, J A, [W & Norwood] stove dealer, 46 w
Wash, h 111 bet 0 and N Y. Webb, Thos S, pastor Strange chap, Tenn bet N Y and Vt, e side. Week, Richard, market master, h Ala and Mer. Webbs, Mis Mary, h cor Ga and Pa, e side. Weeks, Mrs C, milliner, 15 w Wash up stairs. Westbrook, J W, printer at 32| e Wash. Wellington, Arthur, carpenter, h Pa n of St Clair. Weaver, Agnes Ann, seamstress, h Ala bet N and St Clair.
Weaver, Wm W, [W & Wniiams] undertaker, 72 w
Wash. Weinburger, E, barber at 6 Bates House. West, Geo E, miller, h cor Mich and Mer. Weeks, John, physician, h on Miss bet N Y and Vt. West, H F, produce dealer, 7 Bates House. West, Geo H, pi-oduce dealer, 7 Bates House. Weelburg, H, shoe maker, Mer bet Wash and Md, e side, h up B <fe
IRR. Webb, Wm, h Fletcher's ad. Weekly, Jos, tinner at 46 w Wash. Wellburg, Fred, shoe maker. Weeks, Saml B, clerk at 74 e Wash. Webber, J L, carriage trimmer, Mkt sq bet Del and Ala. West, John, jour cabinet maker, cor Lib and Wash. Welch, Ed, weaver at Brandt's fkct, river s of Wash.
178 LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
B. M. LAWRENCE. WM. WILKlSOU.
LAWRENCE & WILKISON'S
iivERY I m mm.
Between Washington and Meridian Streets,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES TO HIRE.
Horses kept by the Day, Week or Month. WOOD & FOUDRAY'S
LIVER! STABLE,
PENNSYLVANIA ST. OP. ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
PATTERSON & DELZELL,
nil! Hi Sill SIlBliS.
MARYLAiD, BET. PAi MERIDIAN, I SIDE.
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Wells, Wm, carpenter, h cor N Y and N J.
Whole, J, moulder, h bet Merrill and McC.
Whippo, C H, messenger Am express co, 47 e Wash.
Whitridge, Wm, painter, Pa bet Mkt and Wash, e side.
Whitcomb, J G, clerk at I P & C R R depot.
Whittaker, Frank, machinist, I P & C R R.
Wheelan, J K, merchant, 6 Bates House, h Tenn bet 0 and N Y.
White, Richard, stone engraver at 67 e Wash.
White, E R, clerk at P 0.
Whik, J M, mech, I P & C R R.
Whiting, John, pump maker, Del bet Wash and Md, w side.
White, S P, printer. Wash bet Pa and Del.
Whitehead, Thos, miller, h Wash w of W, n side.
Wiley, Wm Y, auctioneer, 36 e Wash, h N Y bet
Pa and Del, n side. Wirt, S, clerk at 98 e Wash. Wick, W W, Postmaster, h E bet N Y and 0.
Willard, A Gr, (W & Son) merchant, 40 w Wash.
Wilson, A A, pressman, Ind Jour office.
Williams, W G, clerk 14 w Wash.
Wise, M, (Anderton & W) confectioner. 111 bet Md and
Ga, w side. William, F, R R House, Pa bet Ga and Md. Wilson, Wm, chair maker, Bourne's chr fac. Pa bet McCarty and
Merrill. Wilkerson, Wm, (W & Lawrence) livery stable, 9 Pearl, h Ala bet
S and La. Witte, Wm, porter T H & R R R depot. Wilson, Mrs E G, h 111 bet Wash and Md, e side. Wilson, Mrs Elizabeth, h 0 bet Miss and Mo. Wilson, John, sawyer, h Wash w of W. Willard, Saml, at S C Sample's.
Windsor, John, cabinet maker at Huey's chr fac, cor Miss and Md. Williams, J T, book binder, 77 w Wash, h Ky av bet Wash and Tenn. Wilson, Jno, (Owen & W) grocer, 70 e Wash, h Pa bet N and Mich. Williams, Frank, clerk at N Y store, 3 Bates House. Williams, D A, clerk at 37 w Wash.
Williams, O, cashier Far and Mech Bk, h 111 bet Mich
and Vt, w side.
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Wilson, T S, last maker, peg factory s 111. Wilson, Jeremiah, h cor St Jos and N J. Wirz, Jacob, h Md bet Tenn and Miss, s side. Williamson, L B, blacksmith, Del bet Wash and Mkt. Wiler, Isaac, cooper, h Mo bet Miss and N Y. Wishmeyer, Ant, cooper. Lib bet N and Noble. Williamson, J D, Ed Her and Era, 66^ e Wash.
Williams, Chas, [Weaver & W] undertaker, 72 w
Wash. Wilde, J, cabinet maker, Ga bet Mer and 111.
Wilson, J B, conductor, I & C R R, h Tenn bet Mkt and 0, w side. Wiggim, Little, (Little cfe W) s e cor Wash and N J. Wilmot, Saml, hatter, 3 w Wash. Wilkhelm, C, laborer, h Ala bet S and Merrill. Withro, Cabel, cooper, house Ind av, bet Vt and Mich. Wibs, Saml, house on North e Hanna. Wick, C, elk, P 0.
Wise, John, brick mason, house E, bet Wood and St. Clair. Wittenburg, Chas, elk, at 3 Bates House. Wilson, John, laborer, h N J, bet Wash and Mark.
Willard, A B, (Willard & Son,) merch, 40 w Wash.
Wiseman, Mrs B A, house cor Pa and Vt. Wirkson, Wm, shoe maker, house cor E and 0. Wilson, J C, telegraph, off 24^ e Wash. Wingate, E H, carp, bds N J, bet La and Ga. Wingate, W L, carpenter, h Ya av, bet La and Ga. Wilson, C G, painter, at Sloan & Ingersoll's. Wilkins, John, tanner, h Mark, bet Pa and Del.
Wilkins, John, [Good & W,] grocer, 34 e Wash, h
on Market, bet Del and Pa. Williams, David, house 1 doors of McCarty on wside Mer. Wolf, elk, at 28 e Wash.
Worth, J C, boot and shoe maker, 46 e Wash.
Wood, Sarah, house Pa, bet 0 and N Y.
Worth, Alex, sect, I & C R R, house s w cor La and E.
Woods, Dr L, off 6^ w Wash.
Wood, E, printer, cor Va av and La.
Wood"ward, Chas, agent, Adams & Co, 34 w Wash, Worrall, J O, tinner, 75 e Wash.
182 MILLINEKS.
MILLINERS.
Mrs. M.J. Thomas, 16 111.
Obed Fahnestock, 14 111.
Miss King, 15^ west Washington.
E. Kirk, 61 east Washington.
Mrs. E. A. Allen, 5 North Ala.
Mrs. Brown, 111., bet.Ohio and N. Y.
MES. THOMAS,
AND FANCY STORE,
No. 16 South Illinois Street, West side, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
A good assortment of the most Fashionable Millinery Goods al- ways on hand. Also,
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS,
CAPS, HEAD DRESSES, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, BONNETS, &c.
WR 183
Woodburn, Jas H, phy, house Mich, bet Pa and Del.
Woolframe, Chas, elk, at (C & J Cox,) 19 w Wash.
Wonnel, J A, carp, h California, bet N Y and Vt, Blackford's ad.
Wordan, H, on R R, house cor N J and Merrill, S W.
Wilson, J B, conductor, I and C R R, house Tenn, bet Mark and 0-
Worland, Wm, peddler, h cor N J and S.
Woodburn, Hannah, bds N J n Hanna.
Wood, Jane, bds on E, bet Wood and Hanna.
Worman, Wm, elk, at 79 w Wash, house cor Pa and St Clair.-
Wood, W E, house Ala, bet Vt and Mich, e side.
Wolf, Moses, clothier, 2 Palmer House, house 111, bet Vt and Mich,
w side. WoodruflF, Mrs, dress maker, h 111, bet Market and Ohio. Woolen, W I, grocer, 27 w Wash, h on Vt, bet Miss and Mo. Woods, Mrs Margaret, h cor W and Market.
"WooUey, John^ cash bank Capital, bds Bates House. Woodard, H C, [marble works,] Mer opposite P 0,
oflF at Kinder's house. Wood, Ang, carpenter, house E, bet Wood and Hanna. Wogle, Martin, house cor Chat, bet Hanna and Wood. Wood, Moses, carpenter, house cor E and Hanna. Woody, John E, at 1 Bates House. Wood, Wm, house cor Mark and E . Woodruff, Mrs, h on Mass av, bet N Y and Vt. Wohn, Mrs Dariah, h cor N J and Vt. Wood, J M, livery stable. Pa, bet Wash and Market, h cor Pa and
Mass av. Wright, Henry, elk at 26 w Wash. Wright, Hiram, blacksmith, I P & C R R. Wright, A L, pattern maker, h W, bet Vt and Mich. Wright, Joseph A, Gov State, house cor Illinois and Market, n side. Wright, T W, elk, at 55 W Wash, house on Ky av, 6.
Wright, J T, (Hadley & Co,) 55 w Wash, bds Ky av6^ IWrig^llt, W W, (Condit, W, & Haydeji,) real estate agent^
at 49^ w Wash. Wright, Dennis, car builder, bds cor Vt and 0. IVrig^ht, J C, (W, Bates & Maguire,) grocer, 6 Bates House, Wright, A S, elk, county treas, off up stairs. Locomotive building. Iirright, "W W, county treas, off up stairs. Locomotive build- ing, h Del ^ square n Court House, e side.
184 BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
LOCK SMITHS.
P. J. Reinliardt, Wash bet. Tenn. and Miss., south side.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
L. R. Brownell, 23 west Washington.
W. Henderson, cor. Washington and Mer., up stairs.
C. W. Cady, office in State Bank.
German Mutual, 75.1- east Washington.
LIVERY STABLES.
Lawrence & Wilkison, 9 PearL
Wood & Foudray, Penn., opp. 0. F. Hall.
Patterson & Delzell, cor. Md. and Penn.
J. Landis, Md., bet Mer. and Penn., south side.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
C. T. Werbe, office cor. Washington andVa. av., up stairs. John Saltmarsh, office Washington, opp. Little's Hotel. Wm. Sullivan, office s. w. cor. Wash, and Penn. up stairs , Ghas. Fisher, office n. w. cor. Wash, and Mer., up stairs.
ARCHITECTS.
Prancis Costagan, boards at Capital House . Tinsley & Son, 49^ west Washington. J. Hodgson, 6| west Washington.
PUMP MAKERS.
J. W. Whiting, cor. Va. av. and Del.
W. G. Wright, Del., bet. Washington and Md., east side.
Geo. Shearer, cor. Del. and Madison Railroad.
J. Childers, Ga. bet. Pa. and Del.
M. Smock, N. J., bet. Washington and Market.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Fletcher & McElrath, 43 east Wash. Butler & Worth, 44 east Wash. J. A. Vinnedge, 53 west Wash. P. McNaught, & Co., 5 west Wash. A. Knodle, 32 east Wash.
TH 185
Wren, Ed, wagon maker, n e cor Md and Mer, h N J, bet Md and
Pa. Wright, S B, student Dr Abbot, oflF on Va av, bet Wash and Md.
Wright, A S, phy, h III, bet Mich and Vt.
"Wright, Franklin, prop, F Foundry, cor N Y and Mo,
h on Miss, bet N Y and Ohio, e side. Wright, W S, pump maker, Del, bet Wash and Md, Wright, A L, pat maker, cor N Y and Mo, house on West, bet Y^
and Mich. Wygant, Wm, Pres Gen P R Co, h Md, bet Tenn and Miss, n side.
Yandes, Danl, sen, house Pa, bet 0 and N Y, w side. Yandes, D, jr, (Yandes & Co,) 38 e Wash. Yandes, S, atty, off 21 1-2 e Wash.
Youngerman, Mrs Mary P, house Mass av, bet Ala & N J. Yohn, J C, merch, 23 e Wash, house cor O and Mass av. Youngerman, Chas, blacksmith, Del, bet Wash and Mark. Young, Julius, tailor, 32 w Wash. Young, Frank, shoe maker, cor N J and St. Joseph. Youngerman, Geo, grocer, 95 eWash,
Zagel, And, teacher, house Del, bet Wash and A!a.
Zelell, A J, laborer. Peg factory, S 111.
Zumbush, T, jeweler, 25 e Wash, house Market, bet EandN J.
BLACKSMITHS.
Wm. H. Jones, N. E. corner Mer. and Md- C. Yongerman, Del. bet. Wash and Market.
LIQUOR AGENTS
Geo. Espy, 6 north Meridian. O. F. Mahew, 3 Bates House. 17— 16M
186
FURNITURE DEALERS.
HEODUCE DEALERS. 18^
LEATHER DEALERS.
Fishback & Davis, n. w, cor. Mer, and Md, • D. Yandes, jr., 88 east Washington.
S A K E R &.
H. Thompson, 8 east Wash.
Alex. Metzger, Pa. bet. Wash, and Md., west side.
E. R. Allison, Ala. bet Market and Ohio.
J. Langbien, N. E. corner Wash and N. J.
Oreen & Thalman, Wash. bet. East and Noble.
C. John, Wash. bet. East and Noble.
T. J. Foos, Miss. bet. Market and Ohio, west side.
•John H. Batty, cor Market and Ala.
0®NFECTIONERS.
Anderton <fe Wise, III. bet. Md. and Ga., west side. Jos. Parasett, 111. bet. Wash, and Market, east side. Beck & Louden, 44 west Wash. P. Haynes, Mer. bet. Wash, and Md., west side. L. P. Myers, Mer. bet. Wash, and Md., west side. J. L. Klaeber, 91 east Wash. C. Ganter, 176 east Wash. John E. Huff, 76 east Wash.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS — -WHOLESALE,
B. G. Stoddard, 67 west Wash. Howard & Gary, 61 west Wash. ir. K. Sharpe, 96 east Wash.
DRY GOODS — -WHOLESALE,
W. & H. Glenn, 3 Bates House. J. M. Talbott, 79 west Wash.
BOOK BINDERS,
Sheets & Braden, 77 west Wash. Delzell & Tyler, 35 east Wash.
PRODXrCE DEALERS.
liOckhart <fe Bro., corner Wash, and Tenn. *G. S. West & Co., 7 Bates Hous«.
1'88 FOREIGfN HOTELS.
CONWERSVILLE, IND.
AARON SHBADEB, • • FROFRIETOB.
The above House has recently undergone thorough renovation, and being centrally located, travelers will find it a pleasa-nt stop- ping place.
J^ The Table is at all times supplied Avith the best the country affords. Good Stabling and attentive waiters.
HEDEKIN HOUSE,
Barr Street, near Columbia,
N. B. JOHNSON, ^ „,„ . ,
JOHN J. KNOx',J I*roprietor».
J]npOmnibu8 io ccnvey passengers to and from the Cats and Packets free of charge.
SARGENT HOUSE.
K E. Corner 2d and Main Street, ROCKPORT, INDIANA.
ALLEN HOUSE
Hast Side Pablic SquarCr FRANKFORT, IND.
FOREIGN HOTELS. 189
ROBERTSON HOUSE,
\FMiM, I!Ei®Oi\l!i\.
On the South West Corner of the Public Squaw.
Entertainoieiit good, and chai^ges moderate.
JAS. W. ROBERTSON.
tHAS REMOVED TO THE
Where he is prepared to accommodate those who may favor hiiu •with a call.
BY Corner of Broad^iray and main Streets,
FORT WAYNE, IND.
AMERICAN EAGLE HOUSE,
Main Street, Valparaiso, Indiana.
A. R GOULDy Proprietor.
TERMS CORRESPONDING WITH THE TIMES.
190'
FOKEIGN HOTELS.
Corner of Main aud liafayettc Streets,
JAS. M. BUEL, Sea.^ - - ProprietoUo
Ii;j^ This House is-oouducted on strictly TEemperance grincxples.
THOIPSM iOUSE,
CLAY COUNTY, IND,
JOHN D. THOMPSON,
Proprietor.
CORNER MARKET AND VINE STS.,
One Square South-west of R. R. Depot,
THORNTOWN, IND
B. W. HALL^ . ^ . ^ - Propdetor,
BRAMBLE HOUSE. 191
JAMES F. PEESISE, Proprietor.
SALEM, INDIANA.
WASHINGTON HALL,
LEWIS SIMS, - Proprietor.
MRS. NANCY WALLS & SON, Proprietors.
BRAMBLE HOUSE,
WOOD & BAKER, Proprietors.
SUPPLEMENT
^tab attb €mnt^ §&tm.
CINCINNATI
AND
LOUISVILLE
ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OFFICERS.
lOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor; term of office 4 years, from 2^1
Monday in January, 1853. AsHBELL P. WiLLARD, Lt. Govemor ; term of office 4 years, from 2d]
Monday in January, 1853. Erasmus B. Collins, Secretary of State, 2 years from Jan. 15, 1855. Hiram E. Talbott, Auditor of State, 2 years from Jan. 25, 1855. William R. Noftsinger, Treasurer of State, 2 years fi'om Feb. 9, 1855. Caleb Mills, Superintendent of Publia Instruction, 2' years Feb. 8,.
1856. John L. Robinson, State Marshal, residence in Rushville.
JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT. Dist. 1. William Z. Stuart, 6 years from Jan. 3d, 1853. Dist. 2. Andrew Davidson, 6 years from Jan. 3d, 1853. Dist. 3. Samuel J. Perkins, 6 years from Jan. 3d, 1853. Dist. 4. Samuel B. Gookins, 6 years from Jan. 3d, 1853i Albert G. Porter, Reporter of the Decisions of the Supreme Court ^ term of office 4 years«-
1196
CINCINNATI ADVEaiTISEMENTe.
JOHN WYNNE.
SETH S. HAJNES.
WMo WYNNE.
WYNNE, HAINES&CO.
Wholesale Dealers in
f ©IIMI i i©llif I®
Dry Goods,
No. 30 Pearl Street,
p. M ARTHUR.
THOS. MACE.
P. M'ARTHUR & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH, FRICH AlfD
FANCY DRY GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, etc.,
J^o. 20 Pearl Street, between Main and Walnut, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
ADAMS COUNTY.
Jacob King, Sheriflf, 2 years from Nov. 11, 1854. John Crawford, Treasurer, 2 years from Nov. 11, 1854. Oliver T. Hart, Recorder, 2 years from April 28, 1855. P. Collins, Surveyor, 2 years from April 28, 1865. William Fleming, Notary Public, 4 years from April 28, 1855, Decatuk, County Seat.
ALLEN COUNTY. Richard McMullen, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. TO, 1854. Isaac D. G. Nelson, Clerk, 4 years from Nov. 1, 1864. Ochmig Bird, Treasurer, 2 years from March 14, 1855. William A. Jackson, Surveyor, 2 years from Mai-ch 10, 1854- John Johnson, Coroner, 2 years from March 10, 1854. Oliver P, Morgan, Notary Public, 4 years from July 5, 1855. Fort Wayne, County Seat.
BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY.
Samuel Stuckey, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 25, 1854. George W. Palmer, Treasurer, 2 years from Aug. 1, 1855. Levi H. Morris, Auditor, 4 years from Nov. 1, 1854.
Nathan Tompkms, Clerk, 4 years from
James Hobbs, Notary Public, 4 years from May 23, 1855. Buris Moore, Surveyor, 2 years from Dec. 8, 1854. WilUam Alexander, Coroner, 2 years from Oct. 25, 1854, Columbus, County Seat.
BENTON COUNTY.
Samuel A. Keys, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 3, 1854. Haitly T. Howard, Clerk, 4 years from Sept. 21, 1854. Theophilus Stembell, Treasurer, 2 years. Henry Robertson, Surveyor, 2 years. R. G. Thompson, Coroner, 2 years from Nov. 3, 1854. Oxford, County Seat
19B CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
blaghly&simfsonT
Wholesale Dealers in
Dry Goods,
NO. 11 Pearl Street,
iiiii3Sfimi\'if[i» ®iaa®.
JOHNSHILLITO&CO.,
Dealers in
FLOOR OIL CLOTH MATTIIIG, «C.
No. 12 East 4th Street,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
W>UNTr OFFICERS. 199
BLACKFORD COUNTY.
David M. Mercer, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 24, 1855. William Faughenbaugh, Clerk, 4 years from Aug. 20, 1853. Abraham Stahl, Treasurer. 2 years. Jonas Perrill, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 3, 1854. John C. Baldwin, Notary Public, 4 years from April 9, 1865. F. Beall, Coroner, 2 years from Sept. 6, 1855. Hartford, County Seat.
BOONE COUNTY.
Allen W. Larimore, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 20, 1856. William C. Kise, Clerk, 4 years from Nov. 1, 1861. James A. Nunn, Auditor, 4 years. John C. Daily, Treasurer, 2 years. Henry Taylor, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 10, 1854. Jas. S. Johnson, Notary Public, 4 years from Nov. 10, 1854. Lebanon, County Seat.
BROWN COUNTY.
B. R. Kelly, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 12, 1854. AVm. M. Mason, Recorder, 4 years from Aug. 24, 1855. Louis Prosser, Auditor, 4 years. L. F. Laper, Treasurer, 4 years.
Sebastian Green, Notary PubHc, 4 years from Nov. 27, 1864. John S. Arwine, Agent for Swamp Lands. Nashville, County Seat.
CARROLL COUNTY.
Jonathan Burnett, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 4, 1855. M. Simpson, Treasurer, 2 years.
James M. Sterrett, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 4, 1854. James H. Stewart, Clerk, 7 years from May 8, 1849. M. A. Parr, Notary Public, 4 years from Feb. 19, 1856. George Bolles, Coroner, 2 years from Nov. 4, 1854. Delphi, County Seat.
CASS COUNTY.
W. R. McElheney, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 21, 1866. Ed. B. Strong, Treasurer, 2 years. Wm. P. Koutz, Recorder, 4 years.
200 CINCINNATI ADVEKTISEMENTS.
h. W. WINSTON. A. V. WINSTON. t. N. WINSTON. T. SHOTWELi,
WINSTON & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
DM mm
No. 29 Pearl Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
G. A. TAYLOR. WM. B. FRENCH. J. E. WTNNE.
raLoamceswiiE.
And Wholesale Dealers in
FANCY DRY GOODS,
CORNER PEARL AND MAIN STREETS.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
COUNTY OFFIOEKS. 201
Abner E. Vaness, Surveyor, 2 years.
Samuel McFadden, Notary Public, 4 years from Jan. 23, 1855, J. W. McCaughey, Coroner, 2 years from Nov. 3, 1864. LoGANSPORT, County Seat.
CLARK COUNTY.
John M. Pound, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 22, 1855. Thos. J. Nixon, Treasurer, 2 years from Sept. 5, 1 865. P. R. Lewis, Notary Public, 4 years from March 13, 1865. Joel A. Sylvester, Coroner, 2 years from Oct. 25, 1854. Charlestown, County Seat.
CLAY COUNTY.
Wm. F. McCollough, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 30, 1855. Athel Staggs, Treasurer, 2 years. Thos. Riddle, Recorder, 4 years from June 6, 1853. Geo. Pinkley, Clerk, 4 years from June 6, 1863. Wm. Herron, Surveyor, 2 years from March 10, 1854. Wm. R, Cress, Coroner, 2 years from March 10, 1855. D. C. Stenkard, Notary Public, 4 years from Sept. 20, 1854. Bowling Green, County Seat.
CLINTON COUNTY.
Eli Armetrout, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 21, 1856.
Jas. G. Eraser, Treasurer, 2 years.
Cornelius J. Miller, Recorder and Swamp Land Agent, 4 years from
Aug. 15, 1853. Deloss W. Moth, Notary Public, 4 years from Aug. 7, 1855. Joseph us McDouglass, Notary Public, 4 years from Aug. 7, 1855, Solomon S. Jagrig, Coroner, 2 years from Aug. 21, 1855. Norman Newton, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 4, 1 854.
Frankfort, Caunty Seat.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
R. S. Key, Sheriff, 2 years from March 10, 1864. Wm. A. Jackson, Clerk, 4 years from Jan 2, 1853. Isaac A. Crecelieus, Recorder, 4 years from Aug. 25, 1855. Wm. W. Whitten, Treasurer, 2 years from Aug. 2, 1855. Washington Riddle, Surveyor, 2 years. 18— 16M
202
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
WM. M. leathers;
J. M FADDIN
LliTHERS S lliDDIN
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
5i
CINCINi^ATI.
H. HIBPELL.
ROBT. ALEXANDER. JAS. S. DRIVER
igfiBEll. mXHMB k MIVEl.
Wholesale Dealers in
f ©mil (I i®Hiif I®
111 tills
No. 58 Pearl Street,
CINCINNATI.
COUNTY CFFICEES. 20^
Daniel Mclntish, Coroner, 2 years from Dec. 6, 1855. Wm. S. Ward, Notary Public, 4 years from March 8, 1854. Feedonia, County Seat.
DAVIESS COUNTY, Isaac W. McCoVmick, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug, 25. 1855. W. R. Berkshii-e, Recorder, 4 years from Nov. 4, 1854. John Thompson, Treasurer, 2 years from Aug. 5, 1855. John P. Agan, Surveyor, 2 years from March 1, 1854, R. A. Clements, Notary Public, 4 years from Aug. 27, 1 855. Washington, County Seat.
DEARBORN COUNTY. Francis Riddle, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 25, 1854. Strange S. Dunn, Treasurer, 2 years from Sept. 6, 1855. R M. Kennedy, Surveyor, 2 years from Oct, 25, 1854, Wm. Green, Coroner, 2 years from Oct. 4, 1854. George Bowly, Notary Public, 4 years from May 12, 1855. Lawrenceburg, County Seat.
DECATUR COUNTY. John Imley, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 22, 1855. Abel Withrow, Coroner, 2 years from Aug. 22, 1855. David Montague, Surveyor, 2 years.
Christer C. Shane, Notary Public, 4 years from July 20, 1855. A. Hendricks, Treasurer, 2 years.
Oscar B. Hord, Notary Public, 4 years from Nov. 28, 1854, Greensburg, County Seat.
DEKALB COUNTY, Isaac Brandt, Sh-eriff, 2 years from Nov. 10, 1854. E. W. Fosdick, Treasurer, 2 years from Sept. 4, 1855. Jos. Nordien, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 10, 1854, Jas. Nodeen, Commissioner of Swamp Lands, L. H. Coe, Coroner, 2 years from Sept. 15, 1855. Abner F. Pruchin, Notary Public, 4 years from May 4, 1 855. Auburn, County Seat.
DELAWARE COUNTY. Wm, Walling, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 28, 1855. ■Samuel W, Hailan, Auditor, 4 years from Nov. 7, 1854.
204 cnrciNNATi advebtisements.
JOHN W. ELLIS. WM. V. BARKALOW. GEO. W. M ALPIM
JOHN ¥. ELLIS & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
ID=*ALL PRINTS SOLD BY US ARE WARRANTED FAST COLORS.^U
JAMES A. FRAZEE,
WHOI ESALE
No. 66 aud 68 Walnut Street, East side, between Pearl and Columbia,
irj'A large and general assortment of Groceries constantly on hand. Particular at ■ tention given to filling orders on Commission, and to selling Produce.
HEWSON & HOLMES,
^iiiWi@iiiiiii
111 iwm iiiiiii
^^" Auction Sales at the Merchant's Exchange...^^
«T
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ISTomt. 03 ^23.c3. OS "^TVa-lDCLxit St.,
Auction'sales of Groceries every Tuesday and Thursday. Special sales when required.
COUNTY Of FICEES. 205
T. C. Matthews, Clerk, 2 years from Aug. 22, 1855. F. E. Putnam, Treasurer, 2 years. Wm, McCormick, Commissioner of Swamp Lands. J. S. Slack, Surveyor, 2 years.
John Tremble, Coroner, 2 years from Aug. 28, 1855. S. P. Anthony, Notary Public, 4 years from April 27, 1854. MuNCiETOWN, County Seat.
DUBOIS COUNTY.
John Mermgin, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 23, 1855. B. B. Edmonston, Clerk, 4 years from Aug. 18, 1863. Edward Stephenson, Treasurer, 2 years.
5. B. McCrillins, Auditor, 4 years. Jacob Wamrah, Surveyor, 2 years. Henry Holthouse, Notary Public, 4 years. Wm. Moore, Commissioner of Swamp Lands.
PoRTEESviLLE, Couuty Seat.
ELKHART COUNTY.
Chas. W. Seely, Sheriff, 2 years from May 13, 1854. J. S. Freeman, Treasurer, 2 j'^ears.
M. F. Scheny, Notary Public, 4 years from Oct 25, 1854. A. Bante, Commissioner of Swamp Lands. Pulaski, County Seat,
FAYETTE COUNTY,
Wm. McCleany, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 19, 1854. W. H. Beck, Treasurer, 2 years from Sept. 3, 1854. Henry Morris, Surveyor, 2 years from Sept. 31, 1854. Wm. M. Smith, Notary Public, 4 years from Nov. 11, 1853.. J. T. Tate, Recorder, 4 years from Aug. 18, 1853. CoNNEESviLLE, County Seat.
FLOYD COUNTY.
J. A. Mclntire, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 4, 1854. W. A. Tabler, Treasurer, 2 years.
6. P. Town, Clerk, 4 years from Jan. 25, 1854.
Thos. M. Brown, Notary Public, 4 years from Dec. 9, 1 854, New Albant, County Seat
206
CINCINNATI ADYEKTISEMENTS.
WM. H. THOMPSON. J. H. TAAFFE.-
THOMPSON & TAAFFE,
(Successors to Burrows & Thompson,)
WNOLESiLE mmms,
AND COMffllSSIOK MERCHANTS,
NO. 13 PEARL STREET,
W. B. JOHNSTON.
J. A. JOHNSTON..
JOHNSTON BROTPIERS,
Hilli ilKlllill
tNos. 70 & 72, Pearl Street,
ciHgiiMATL mm.
Agency of the Cincinnati Wadding Factory, Perkins Company
and Cokimbus Company Woolen Mills; also for the
sale of Silecias, Colored Cambrics, and
Brown. Sheetings.
S. M. BISHOP.
WM. WELLS.
G. W. BISHOP-.
BISHOP WELLS, & CO.,
l^orwarding & Commission Merchants,
Dealers in Hemp, Grass Seed, and Produce Generally, No. 9- Front Street, East of Main, opposite the Steamboat Landing.
COUNTY OFFICEES. 207
FOUNTAIN COUNTY.
Moses Fowler, SheriflF, 2 years from Nov. 4, 1854. E. C. Wilcox, Clerk, 4 years from Nov. 29, 1854.
C. L. Hansicker, Recorder, 4 years from Nov. 23, 1853. Solomon Hetfield, Commissioner of Swamp Lands. David S. French, Treasurer, 2 years from Aug. 15, 1853. W. H. Malory, Notary Public, 4 years from Jan. 19, 1855.
Covington', County Seat.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Michael Batzner, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 4, 1854. John H. Quick, Auditor, 4 years.
Wm. Robertson, Treasurer, 2 years from Aug. 5, 1855. W. H. Hubbard, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 4, 1854. J. H. Bowlby, Coroner, 2 years from Nov. 4, 1854. Hiram George, Notary Public, 4 years from Aug. 27, 1 855. Brookville, County Seat.
FULTON COUNTY.
Wm. Spencer, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 31, 1854. A. L. Bobbins, Treasurer, 2 years from Sept. 5, 1855.
D. R. Pershing, Auditor, 4 years.
Caleb Montgomery, Coroner, 2 years from Oct. 31, 1854. W. T. Cleland, Notary Public, 4 years from April 25, 1855. W. H. Martin, Commissioner of Swamp Lands. Rochester, County Seat.
GIBSON COUNTY.
Jesse Moore, Sheriff, 2 years from April 27, 1854. J. E. Philips, Auditor, 2 years. M. G. C. Hargrove, Treasurer, 2 years. A. H. Polk, Surveyor and Commissioner of Swamp Lands. William Kurtz, Notary Public, 4 years from April 12, 1855. Princeton, County Seat.
GRANT COUNTY. Alex. Buchanan, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 21, 1855. James W. Brown, Clerk, 4 years from Nov. 1, 1852.
E. Smith, Treasurer, 2 years from Aug. 2, 1855. D. Morriss, Recorder, 4 years from Aug. 21, 1853.
308
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN KENNETT.
JOHN W. DUDLET.
KENNETT, DUDLEY & CO.,
MERCHilTS
AND AGENTS FOR SALE OF
iimcniD Ai ISIIF TOMCCO,
AlTD
IMPSBTE© AH© ©©MESTf® SliARSj No. 12 Public Landing,
The usual advances made on consignments, and particular atten- tion paid to the purchase of Western Produce of all Descriptions.
.1\C0B TRABER, JR.
WM. AUBERY.
TRABER & AUBERY,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
iJ
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ASEIiTS ¥m FAIBBAIiKS' SSALES. No- 7 Front Street,
COUNTY OFFICEES. 209
R. T. St. John, Notary Public, 4 years from March 2, 1865. T. J. McDowell, Commissioner of Swamp Lands. Maeion, County Seat.
GREENE COUNTY.
W. J. Mcintosh, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 11, 1854. Joseph Lyons, Treasurer, 2 years from Sept. 2, 1855. P. Burr, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 18, 1853. John Jones, Auditor, 4 years from Oct. 12, 1852. William Mack, Notary Public, 4 years from March 17, 1854. G. W. Gainy, Coroner, 3 years from March 11, 1854. Andrew Humphreys, Commissioner of Swamp Lands. Bloomfield, County Seat.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
J. B. Sober, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 25, 1854. E. Pickett, Treasurer, 2 years from Oct. 25, 1854. W. Pickett, Surveyor, 2 years from Oct. 25, 1854. Samuel Bussel, Notary Public, 4 years from March 28, 1855. John Pontius, Commissioner of Swamp Lands. NoBLESviLLE, Couuty Seat.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
W. H. Curry, SheriflF, 2 years from Oct. 24, 1854. John Foster, Treasurer, 2 years from Oct. 24, 1854. C. G. Sample, Surveyor, 2 years from Oct. 24, 1854. John Milroy, Recorder, 4 years from Aug. 20, 1853. Jesse Cook, Notary Public, 4 years from June 27, 1855. John Alley, Commissioner of Swamp Lands. Greenfield, County Seat.
HARRISON COUNTY.
James Giles, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 11, 1854. John Deweese, Treasurer, 2 years from Sept. 5, 1 855. L. S. Leonard, Recorder, 4 years from Feb. 3, 1855. W. B. Hunter, Coroner, 2 years from Nov. 11, 1855. Adam Crosier, Surveyor, 2 years.
W. Q. Ginshaw, Notary Public, 4 years from Oct. 25, 1853, CoRTDON, County Seat.
310
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. "Vf. CANFIELD.
J. S. MOFFETT.
CANFIELD I MOFFETT,
M[H]@L[i©^Ll
No. JO WalBiit Street,
CilGlMIITl OHIO.
DAVID A. LAYMON.
THOS. C. STEVENS.
D. A. LAYMON & CO.,
CO!
MEBCWS,
And Dealers in
CHEESE, FISH, BOTIER, DRIED FRUIT,
siiiEif esj & PBenosE eiiiBiiif , Southeast cor. Walnut and Coliinibia Sts.,
COUNTY OFFICERS. 211
HENDRICKS COUNTY.
Cornelius 0. Haver, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 25, 1854. N. T. Hadley, Treasurer, 2 years. F. M. Johnson, Surveyor, 2 years from Oct. 25, 1854. J. 0. Faught, Notary Public, 4 years from April 17, 1855. Danville, County Seat.
HENRY COUNTY.
W. W. Shelly, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 25, 1855. J. A. McMeans, Recorder, 4 years from Aug. 21, 1855. H. C. Grubbs, Treasurer, 2 years from Aug. 5, 1855. Isaac Kinly, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 8, 1853. C. D. Morgan, Notary Public, 4 years from May 9, 1855. Newcastle, County Seat.
HOWARD COUNTY. David Hatfield, 2 years from Oct. 25, 1854. Adam Clark, Treasurer, 2 years. John Newlin, Surveyor, 2 years from Oct. 25, 1854. H. H. Brouse, Not. Public, 4 years from April 24, 1855v James I. Will, Commissioner, Swamp Lands. KoKOMO, County Seat.
HUNTINGTON COUNTY. Henry Brown, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 11, 1854. S. H. Perviance, Clerk, 4 years from April 16, 1855. M. J. Perviance, Treasurer, 2 years from Aug. 26, 1855. Francis Calvert, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 11, 1855. M. B. Brandt, Recorder, 4 years from April 16, 1855. W. C. Kecher, Not. Public, 4 years from July 16, 1855. Huntington, County Seat.
JACKSON COUNTY. S. St. Clair Early, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 29, 1854. Frank Emerson, Treasurer, 2 years from Aug. 15, 1854, Geo. King, Recorder, 4 years from Oct. 29, 1 852. Thomas Carr, Surveyor, 2 years. T. L. Ewing, Not. Public, 4 years from Nov. 15, 1864. W. B. Taylor, Commissioner Swamp Lands. Brownstown, County Seat.
212 CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
llENRY HIGBEE.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
AND
No. 42 Walnut Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
GEO. H. TAYLOR & CO..
(Successors to Taylor & Odiorne and Geo. H. Taylor & Huston,)
eiMil C0MISSI09 Ai fOIIMOIIE KRCflM.
Agents for Freight by the Covrngtonand Lexington R. R., Ohio and Mississippi R. E., Little Miami C. & X. R. R,, ana Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton R. R.
"Wholesale Dealers in Cotton, Gunny and Seimless Grain Bags, Pig, Bar and White Lead, Shot, Missouri, Kentucky and Manilla Hemp, Spanish Moss, Naval Stores, and Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Manufactured Goods generally. Agent for Dairy Salt, in bags.
KTo- SO '\P^Sk.±Ti.XM.t Streot,
EAST SIDE, FOURTH STORE FROM COLUMBIA STREET,
TTTpConsignments of Produce and Groceries solicited, on which the usual advances wilTbe made.
J]^ Particular attention paid to filling orders and to Forwarding Merchandise and Pro- duce, East and West. To avoid errors, our friends are requested to mark Packages car* of "G. H. TAVLOK & Co.," Cinciunati, Ohio.
COUNTY OFFICERS. 213
JASPER COUNTY,
W. J. Wright, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 25, 1855. Lanson Bruce, Auditor, 4 years from Oct. 12, 1852. R. H. Milroy, Not. Public, 4 years from April 13, 1855. David Snyder, Agent for Swamp Lands, and County Treasurer. Ransselaeb, County Seat.
JAY COUNTY.
J. E. Lotz, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 26, 1 854. Alexander White, Treasurer, 2 years from Sept. 5, 1855. J. C. Baily, Surveyor, 2 years.
James Wilson, Notary Public, 4 years from July 3, 18 55. Robert Henry, Commissioner Swamp Lands. Portland, County Seat.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
R. M. Saylers, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 20, 1855. J. H. Smith, Treasurer, 2 years.
R. P. Jackman, Auditor, 4 years from March 3, 1854. W. A. M. Young, Surveyor, 2 years from May 3, 1854. I. H. Taylor, Notary Public, 4 years from May 26, 1854. Madison, County Seat.
JENNINGS COUNTY.
S. D. Huckleberry, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 26, 1854 W. B. Hill, Treasurer, 2 years. G. W. Swarthout, Auditor, 4 years. John King, Surveyor, 2 years. F. P. Cone, Notary Public, 4 years. Vernon, County Seat.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
H. L. McClellan, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug 20, 1855. W. H. Jennings, Treasurer, 2 years Aug. 29, 1 865. Daniel McLean, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 11, 1854. John Slater, Notary Public, 4 years. Daniel Covert, Swamp Land Commissioner, Franklin, County Seat.
214 CINCINNATI ADVEKTISEMENTS.
3SAAC WEST. CHAs. H. m'dougal, Late Straight, Deming & C^
WEST & M'DOUGAL,
COMMISSION MEECHANTS,
And Wholesale Dealers in
Groceries and Produce, Cheese & Butter,
No. 23 Walnut Street,
10= ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS. XE
JOHN D. STIJLLWELL. ELY D. ANDERSON.
STILL¥ELL& ANDERSON,
Dealers in
Flour, Hemp, Cotton, Groceries, ProYisions
No. 39 Walnut Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO. J^ LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS,
COUNTY OFFICERS. 215
KNOX COUNTY. T. J. Beeler, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 11, 1854, Andrew Armstrong, Surveyor, 2 years. William Williamson, Treasurer, 2 years. A. W. Robberts, Notary Public, 4 years. ViNCENNES, County Seat.
KOSCIUSKO COUNTY. William Briggs, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 11, 1854. George Moon, Treasurer, 2 years. Otho Means, Surveyor, 2 years.
A. I. Power, Notary Public, 4 years from May 4, 1855. Warsaw, County Seat.
LA GRANGE COUNTY. Z. L. Scidmore, Sheriff, 2 years from Sept. 20, 1854. E. W. Weir, Treasurer, 4 years. John Rhodes, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 10, 1854. H. Hamilton, Auditor, 4 years from Nov. 8, 1854. John P. Jones, Clerk, 4 years from March 22, 1853. W. S. Prentice, Notary Public. Lagrange, County Seat.
LAKE COUNTY. J. B. Bonnell, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 27, 1855. J. S. Holton, Treasurer, 2 years fi-om Aug. 25, 1855. John Wheeler, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 1, 1854. M. Wood, Notary Public, 4 years from Nov. 27, 1854. J. P. Smith, Commissioner Swamp Lands. Crown Point, County Seat.
LAPORTE COUNTY. W. H.H. Whitehead, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 10, 1854. E. S. Organ, Treasurer, 2 years.
C. W. Banks, Notary Public, 4 years from April 30, 1855.
D. McLeaming, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 10. 1854. V. W. Bailey, Clerk, 4 years from May 10, 1855.
Laporte, County Seat.
LAWRENCE COUNTY. Dixon Cobb, Sheriff, 2 years from Feb. 24, 1855.
216 CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
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WHOLESALE DEALER IN
BOOTS ft SHOES,
iOs m Piiii sf liir,
BETWEEN WALNUT AND VINE.
AMBROSE W. NEFF. GEORGE W. NEFF,
AMBROSE W. NEFF & CO.,
WHOLESALE
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Between Vine and Race Sts.,
COUNTY OFFICEKS. 217
Henry Davis, Treasurer, 2 years from Aug. 1, 1855. B. Duncan, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov 1, 1854. G. A. Thornton, Clerk, 2 years from Feb. 11, 1863. T. H. Biggs, Notary Public, 4 years from July 20, 1855. Bedford, County Seat.
MADISON COUNTY.
B. Eads, Sheriff, 2 years from August 24, 1855. A. Taylor, Treasurer, 2 years.
T. N. Stillwell, Notary Public, 4 years from July 26, 1853.
C. Free, Surveyor, 2 years. Anderson Town, County Seat.
MARION COUNTY.
John E. Foudry, Sheriff, 2 years from October 24, 1854. J. Jones, Treasurer, 2 years from September 3, 1855. John W. Hamilton, Auditor, 4 years. A. G. Wallace, Recorder, 4 years from August 29, 1855. W. A. Curran, Surveyor, 2 years from November 6, 1854. William Stewart, Clerk, 4 years from November 10, 1851. E. Wright, Commissioner of Swamp Lands. Indianapolis, County Seat.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
J. L. Thompson, Sheriff, 2 years from November 10, 1854. David Vinedge, Treasurer, 2 years from April 10, 1856. T. McDonald, Auditor, 4 years.
George Pomeroy, Notary Public, 4 years from May 7, 1854. S. McDonald, Commissioner Swamp Lands. J. Brounell, Recorder, 4 years from August 21, 1854. Plymouth, County Seat.
MARTIN COUNTY. E. Houghton, Sheriff, 2 years from August 27, 1 865. S. J. Heston, Treasurer, 2 years. R. C. Stevenson, Auditor, 4 years from August 4. L. R. Rogers, Clerk, 4 years from March 20, 1855. B. Clement, Commissioner Swamp Lands. W. Toon, Notary Public, 4 years from June 25, 1866. Hillsborough, County, Seat. 19— 16M
218
CINCINNATI ADVEBTISEMENTS.
I. BROWN.
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IMPORTERS OF
GUNS, PISTOLS, AND
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MAKERS MATERIALS, BOWIE KNIVES, DIRKS, POCKET CUTLERY, ETC., AND BEST BRANDS OF SPORTING POWDER.
160 Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE STS.,
COUNTY OFFICERS. 21
MIAMI COUNTY. J. Wertz, SheriflF, 2 years from August 30, 1855. S. Engyart, Treasurer, 2 years, Alexander Blake, Clerk, 4 years from June 6, 1855. Henry Bane, Surveyor, 2 years from November 10, 1854, O. Blake, Notary Public, 4 years from July 23, 1855. Peru, County Seat,
MONROE COUNTY. P.L. D. Mitcbell, SlieriflF, 2 years from October 26, 1855. L. Gentry, Treasurer, 2 years from April 9, 1855. John I. Paynter, Surveyor, 2 years from October 26, 1854. M. McPhetridge, Clk, 4 years from March 7, 1853. A. Parks, Notary Public, 4 years from January 17, 1854, Robert Acuff, Recorder, 4 years from March 28, 1853, Bloomington, County Seat.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
W. H. Schooler, SheriflF, 2 years from August 22, 1855. J, R. Coons, Treasurer, 2 years from September 1st, 1855. G. H. Alexander, Recorder, 4 years from August 28, 1853. O. P. Jennison, Surveyor, 2 years from August 22, 1855. S. W. Austin, Notary Public, 4 years from January [10, 1854. Crawfordsville, County Seat.
MORGAN COUNTY.
R. A. Williams, Sheriff, 2 years from November 10, 1854. A. H. Burrows, Treasurer, 2 years, S. McCrackin, Recorder, 4 years from August 18, 1853. W. J. Manker, Auditor, 4 years from March 15, 1855. W. P. Wright, Notary Public, 4 years from July 29, 1855. Martinsville, County Seat.
NOBLE COUNTY. Isaac Swarthout, Sheriff, 3 years from November 11, 1854, D. Love, Treasurer, 2 years from August 14, 1855. D. W.Myers, Surveyor, 2 years from November 11, 1854, John T. Broth well, Commissioner Swamp Lands. A. C. Jennings, Notary Public, 4 years from July 26, 1 854, Lynn, County Seat.
220
CINCmNATI ADVEKTI3EMBNTS.
GIDEON BURTON.
JOHN HITGHAR'E.
BURTON Si HUGHART,
(successors to JOHNSON, PRICHARD, & CO.,)
WHOLESALE DEALERS iN
NO. 33 PEAHL STREET,
Four Doors East of Walnut, North Side,
s
WM. H. COMSTOCK.
JACOB S. ABER.
ffEl.i;01T0G£&
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS ft SHOES,
N«s. 14 & 16 Pearl Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
COUNTY OFFICERS. 221
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OHIO COUNTY.
I. I. Works, Sheriff, 2 years from October 26, 1854. J. B. Smith, Treasurer, 2 years. A. Risley, Surveyor, 2 years from October 26, 1854. I. B. Berkshire, Notary Public, 4 years from July 16, 1855. Rising Sun, County Seat.
ORANGE COUNTY. S. W. Regney, Sheriff, 2 yers from November 4, 1854. Z. W. Tate, Treasurer, 2 years from August 1, 1855. H. Comingore, Auditor, 2 years from Nov. 1, 1852. No one Recorder since 1852.
G. Windsor, Surveyor, 2 years fr-om November 4, 1855. David Huffstetler, Commissioner Swamp Lands.
A. J. Simpson, Notary PubHc, 4 years from December 12, 1853. Paoli, County Seat.
. .<- OWEN COUNTY.
•John H. Johnson, Sheriff, 2 years from August 22, 1855.
J. Harsh, Treasurer, 2 years.
J. J. Cooper, Auditor, 4 years from November 7, 1853. ;
B. Meek, Clerk, 4 years from February 20, 1854.
J. Heaton, Notary Public, 4 years from December 29, 1853. Spencer, County Seat.
PARKE COUNTY.
David Kirkpatrick, Sheriff, 2 years from August 25, 1855.
C. Grant, Treasurer, 2 years.
S. A. Fisher, Recorder, 4 years from November 8, 1853. G. W. Thompson, Clerk, 4 years from October, 12, 1852. E. G. Holliday, Notary Pubhc, 4 years from August 29, 1855. RocKviLLE, County Seat.
PERRY COUNTY.
Lewis Roff, Sheriff, 4 years from October 30, 1854. J. H. Whitehead, Treasurer, 2 years. J. H. Tool, Surveyor, 2 years from November 11, 1854. J. C. Shoemaker, Auditor, 4 years from November 17, 1853. Frederick Conner, Notary Public, 4 years from July 24, 1 854. Rome, County Seat.
222
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COUNTY OFFICERS. 223
PIKE COUNTY.
F. M. Wright, Sheriff, 2 years from October 26, 1854.
J. Wilson, Treasurer, 2 years.
W. C. Dcvenport, Surveyor, 2 years from December 9, 1854.
D. Mily, Recorder, 4 years from February 24, 1852.
R. Henell, Notary Public, 4 years from February 23, 1863. Petersburgh, County Seat.
PORTER COUNTY. T. G. Little, Sheriff, 2 years from November 10, 1854. 0. J. Skinner, Treasurer, 2 years from August 12, 1855. John Garris, Surveyor, 2 years from November, 10, 1854. A. Freeman, Commissioner Swamp Lands. M. L. Fossett, Notary Public, 4 years from March 27, 1854. 0. Dunhan, Recorder, 7 years from April 7, 1851. PoRTERSviLLE, County Seat.
POSEY COUNTY.
T. Mills, Sheriff, 2 years from August 30, 1855.
John M. Sanders, Treasurer, 2 years from Aug. 30, 1855.
T. B. Holt, Recorder, 4 years from May 3, 1853.
T. Nelson, Clerk, 4 years from Aug. 30, 1855.
W. T. Philips, Surveyor, 2 years from March 13, 1853.
E. R. James, Notary Pubhc, 4 years from June 26, 1854. Mt. Vernon, County Seat.
PULASKI COUNTY. A. D. Perry, Sheriff, 2 years from August 27, 1855. H. P. Rowan, Treasurer, 2 years. J. B. Agnew, Recorder, 4 years from May 25, 1852. W. S. Huddleston, Auditor, 4 years. Jos. Reese, Commissioner Swamp Lands. WiNNEMAc, County Seat.
PUTNAM COUNTY. Anderson Johnson, Sheriff, 2 years from November 11, 1854. J. S. Wright, Treasurer, 2 years. William Lee, Recorder, 7 years from April 7, 1850. Antonr Brown, Notary Public, 4 years from July 7, 1855. Greencastle, County Seat.
i^28
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
©SP OtQ
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
L
TANNERS' OILS, HIDES, SKINS, &,C.,
^ No. 8 Main Street, near tlic River,
; CINCINNATI, 0-
lO^'AU kinds of Leather bought in the rough, for which the highest price will be paid. All Consignments t* ill receive prompt attention.
A. D. E. TWEED.
J. W, SIBLEY.
J. H. FRENCH.
• TlEEl & SiiLEl, FLOUR Am PRODOCE DEALERS,
COniSSION IIGRCHANTS,
K(3)« m W^L^yiT ST^ilTp
BETWEEN FRONT AND SECOND.
01 NO INN ATI, 0.
COUNTY OFFICERS. 225
RANDOLPH COUNTY. A. Forkner, SheriflP, 2 years from November 10, 1854. I. Swain, Treasurer, 2 years.
W. Burns, Recorder, 4 years from August 22, 1853. E. Watson, Surveyor, 2 years from November 10, 1854. N. Garret, Auditor, 4 years.
J. W. Johnson, Notary Public, 4 years from June 25, 1855. Winchester, County Seat.
RIPLEY COUNTY. J. W. Cravens, Sberiflf, 2 years from November 4, 1854. J. L. Yater, Treasurer, 2 years. H. Papet, Recorder, 4 years from April 10, 1853. Edwin P. Terns, Surveyor, 2 years from November 4, 1854. Jefferson Stevens, Auditor, 4 years. John M. Stewart, Notary Public, 4 years. Versailles, County Seat.
RUSH COUNTY. H. Laughlin, Sheriff, 2 years from November 4, 1854. R. Pugh, Treasurer, 2 years.
Isaac Conde, Recorder, 4 years from August 25, 1855. John B. McCollough, Surveyor, 2 years from November 4, 1854. T. C. Gufpin, Notary Public, 4 years from Jan. 19, 1854. Rushville, County Seat.
SCOTT COUNTY. Wm. Taris, Sheriff, 2 years from October 30, 1854. J. E. Roe, Auditor, 4 years.
John Johnson, Recorder, 4 years from October 12, 1852. John Wigins, Treasurer, 4 years from November 1, 1854. S. S. Crow, Surveyor, 2 years from October 30, 1854. Ambrose D. Hawkins, Commissioner Swamp Lands. Lexington, County Seat.
SHELBY COUNTY. S. L. Vanpelt, Sheriff, 4 years from January 19, 1855. J. H. Watson, Treasurer, 2 years.
John S. Campbell, Recorder, 7 years from April 25, 1850. J. S. White, Auditor, 4 years. John Dargin, Surveyor, 2 years.
226
CINCINNATI AD VE RTISEMENTS .
COUNTY OFFICEKS. 227
William P. Sternes, Notary Public, 4 years, from July 17, 1855. Shelbyville, County Seat.
SPENCER COUNTY.
Thomas J. Brown, Sheriff, 2 years from August 28, 1856. John De Arman, Treasurer, 2 years from September 13, 1855. S. W. Tairfield, Recorder, 4 years. M. J. Howell, Commissioner Swamp Lands. H. G. Barkwell, Notary Public, 4 years from Jan. 17, 1854. RocKPORT, County Seat.
STARKE COUNTY.
Wm. P. Chapman, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 30, 1854. W. M. McCormick, Treasurer, 2 years from Nov. 25, 1853. Charles Humphreys, Clerk, 4 years from Oct. 12, 1854. John S. Bender, Surveyor, 2 years from Oct. 30, 1854. G. C. Perro, Notary Public, 4 years from May 30, 1856. Knox, County Seat.
STEUBEN COUNTY. W. Hough, Sheriff, 2 years from September 10, 1855. George Emerson, Treasurer, 2 years from September 5, 1855. Peter McKinley, Recorder, 7 years from June 12, 1851. E. Farnhan, Surveyor, 2 years from August 18, 1855. Fred. C. Chapin, Notary Public, 4 years from August 27, 1855. Angola, County Seat.
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY. B. F. Miller, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 1, 1854. R. B. Nicar, Treasure!*, 2 years. L. Day, jr.. Recorder, 7 years from Nov. 11, 1851, A. M. Davis, Commissioner of Swamp Lands. A. Anderson, Notary Public, 4 years from Aug. 6, 1855, Lowell, County Seat.
SULLIVAN COUNTY. Z. Burton, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 19, 1855. W. B. Ogle, Treasurer, 2 years. J. W. Wolfe, Clerk, 7 years from March 27, 1 852.
228
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
SELLEW & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
BRITANNIA WARE,
AND DEALERS IN
Til Plili, SSimii, m IRMIK CBPFil,
Block Tin, Sheet Iron, Zinc, Iron Wire, Tinman's Tools^ MacSiines, &c.,
M^/A/ STREET,
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
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FIRE PROOF SAL
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CHARLES URBAN,
MANUFACTURED ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF PEARL STREET,
Second Door West of Vine,
'iriiiese Safes are W^arranted Dry as ^vell as Fire Proof« 5
COUNTY CFFICEES.
W. S. Konkle, Surveyor, 2 years.
A. S. Estabrooks, Notary Public, 4 years from Feb. 22, 1855. Sullivan, County Seat.
SWITZERLAND COUNTY.
H, Keeney, Sheriff, 2 years from Sept. 1, 1855. J. R. Morerod, Treasurer, 2 years. J. H. Titus, Recorder, 4 years from Feb. 24, 1852. C. Harris, Surveyor, 2 years from Marcb 13, 1855. T. H. Douney, Notary Public, 4 years from Aug. 1855. Vevay, County Seat.
TIPPECANOE COUNTY.
Thos. J. Chisson, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 25, 1855. JohnW. Martin, Treasurer, 2 years from Aug. 2, 1855. Joseph Yrendt, Recorder, 4 years from July 1, 1854. Wm. J. Snoddy, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 1, 1853. 0. K. Weakley, Clerk, 4 years from July 1, 1854. J. N. Stites, Notary Public, 4 years from June 7, 1855, Lafatette, County Seat.
TIPTON COUNTY.
Samuel Deal, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 26, 1854. John E. Rumsey, Treasurer, 2 years from Aug. 17, 1855. A. M. Young, Clerk, until June 10, 1858. James A. Franklin, Surveyor, 2 years from Oct. 26, 1852. John Green, Notary Public, 4 years from Dec. 23, 1854. Tipton, County Seat.
UNION COUNTY. M. J. Witt, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 20, 1 855. G. R. Brown, Treasurer, 2 years from Nov. 4, 1854. Recorder's name not on the books. Jesse Cook, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 4, 1854. T. W. Bennett, Notary Public, 4 years from Aug. 2, 1855. Liberty, County Seat.
VANDERBURGH COUNTY. John 8. Gavett, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 28, 1855. C. Bippus, Recorder, 4 years from Oct. 12, 1852.
230
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Wholesale Dealer in
lERII AID Cin lADE
NO. 22 PEARL STREET,
North Side, bet. Main and Walnut,
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MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
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63 PEARL STREET,
BETWEEN WALNUT AND VINE STREETS,
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COUNTY OFFICEES. 231
John Walsh, Treasurer, 2 years. C. G. Olmested, Surveyor, 2 years.
R. Robertson, Notary Public, 4 years from Jan. 12, 1865. EvAKSviLLE, County Seat.
VERMILLION COUNTY.
Richard Potts, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 30, 1854. David Shelby, Auditor, 4 years. George H. Sears, Treasurer, 2 years. James A. Bell, Clerk, 4 years from Aug. 22, 1855. John Collett, Surveyor, 2 years from Oct. 30, 1854. Thos. J. Allen, Notary Pubhc, 4 years from April 24, 1855. Newport, County Seat.
VIGO COUNTY. ^ .
L. A. Burnitt, Sheriff, 2 years from Oct. 26, 1854. H. Fairbanks, Treasurer, 2 years. A. Wilkins, Clerk, 4 years. Wm. Dunham, Surveyor, 2 years.
A. B. Crane, Notary Public, 4 years from Feb, 1, 1855. J. B. Otey, Commissioner of Swamp Lands. Terre Haute, County Seat.
WABASH COUNTY.
M. Scott, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 24, 1855. C. Cowgill, Treasurer, 2 years. Recorder's name not on the books. Thos. 6. McCarty, Auditor, 2 years.
E. Hickleman, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 11, 1854 Jacob Wiswer, Commissioner of Swamp Lands.
Wabash, County Seat.
WARREN COUNTY.
C. White, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 21, 1855.
Bobert M. Allen, Recorder, 4 years from Oct. 12, 1852.
Henry R. Pomeroy, Clerk, 4 years from June 23, 1855.
F. Woodward, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 2, 1853. I. S. Jones, Auditor, 2 years.
WiLLiAMSPORT, County Seat.
232
CINCINNATI ADVEKTISEMENTS.
S. THATER.
E. R. ALDRICH. WM. H. THAYER.
THAYER, ALDEICH, & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
And Millinery of eyery Description.
ALS», FM!1 km MS©I 3&SSS mi§, . li, m Hill CTsi iliiiillf l| ia
' J. i C. BEAKIRT,
21 PEARL ST., CINCINNATI,
miSlll liGifillTi
AND IMPORTERS OF
EMum mENm & cerihan
SffiKMS® A&S
COUNTY OFFICERS. 233
WARRICK COUNTY. Isaac Adams, Sheriff, 2 years from Jan. 30, 1865. Joseph Master, Clerk, 4 years from Feb. 24, 1852. Willis B. Wright, Surveyor, 2 years from Jan. 19, 1855. S. K. Spilman, Notary Public, 4 years from July 26, 1855. BooNviLLE, County Seat.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
David C. Shanks, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 10, 1854. John I. Morrison, Treasurer, 2 years. Alex. Atkisson, Recorder, 4 years from Aug. 19, 1853. Robert W. May, Surveyor, 2 years from Aug. 29, 1 855. H. Heffien, Notary Public, 4 years from June 15, 1853. AL EM, County Seat.
WAYNE COUNTY.
John C Page, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 2, 1854. W. W. Lynde, Treasurer, 2 years. Henry Beitzel, Recorder, 4 years from March 18, 1852. Andre F. Scott, Clerk, 4 years from March 18, 1852. J. M. Cockfair, Notary Public, 4 years from June 9, 1855. Centerville, County Seat.
WELLS COUNTY.
M. Miller, Sheriff, 2 years from Aug. 27, 1855. Wm. M. Bulger, Recorder, 4 years from July 3, 1851. John Barrett, Treasurer, 2 years. C. G. Sample, Surveyor, 2 years from Aug. 24, 1854. Jesse Cook, Notary Public, 4years from June 27, 1 855. Bluffton, County Seat.
WHITE COUNTY.
Henry C. Kirk, Sheriff, 2 years from Nov. 11, 1854. H. B. Logan, Recorder, 4 years from July 7, 1855. M. A. Birkley, Treasurer, 2 years.
Joseph D. Couden, Surveyor, 2 years from Nov. 11, 1854. J. C. Reynolds, Swamp Land Commissioner. Robert W. Sill, Notary Public, 4 years from May 8, 1855. MoNTiCELLO, County Seat. 20— 16M
234 CIKCINNATI ADVEETISEMENTS.
GEO. D. WINCHELL & BRO.,
172 Elm Street, bet^recii Fourth and Fiftli Sts., Cincinnati, O.?
Sole Manufacturers for the Western and Southern States of
mwM So wmwAwn PiTIlT Mil iCTIi SMTIi 11 fiCE FIF;
]^(1©W^[N]^§ iTi^tM] [p[i]]'[M][FD[N](l: i
Designed for Railroads, Mines, Furnaces, Rolling Mills, Paper
Mills, Factories, Stationary Fire Engines, Wells,
Cisterns, &c., &c.
also:
McGowan^s Patent Ball Valve Pump,
Designed for Hot Liquors, Oils, Molasses, &e. Hose, Lead, and Copper Pipe Furnished, All work done by us ■warranted.
L. M. R. R. Co. 1
8:c.&c.'K.'fto. \ RAILROADS.
(0.& V. R. R. Co.
; Cov. & Lex. R. R. Co.
1 111. Ceu. R. R. Co. C. H. & D. R K. Co. J '" ' " I.
Stearns & Foster, cor Liberty & Walnut. ) pTfpTT" I Henry Gooch, Columbia Street. City Engineer. \ ui X 1 o (J. P. Forgey, Columbia Street.
Lowell Fletcher & Co., corner Vine and Front. Jacob Snyder, Springfield, O. f,^^,, , ^^,^„ „ ..,,,„ (Gest Snvder, Spring Val., O . John Kniesley, Uaylon, O. ^DISTILLERIES & MILLS. Jingham & Br., Chillicothe, O. John Harline, Alplia Mill.s. ( (T. M. Johnson, Franklin, O-
GEO. D. ^WINCHELL,
MANUFACTURER OF
Water Coolers and Filters, Japanned Tins for Sign Painting,
ALSO KEEPS
TINMENS' MACHINES AND TOOLS,
FOR SALE AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. XV. TV. Corner of Race and Columbia Streets*
COUNTY OFFICSES. 235
WHITLEY COUNTY. Wm. C. Dunfee, Sheriff, 2 years from Nof. 1 1, 1854. Adam Y. Cooper, Auditor, 4 years. James T. Long, Treasurer, 2 years. Levi Adams, Surveyor, 2 years. A. A. Bainbridge, Swamp Land Commissioner, 4 years from June
4, 1855. James S. Collins, Notary Public, 4 years from June 29, 1855. Columbia, County Seat.
236
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. LAWTON,
DEALER IN
220 Main Street,
THE
MAMMOTH KNIFE, 30 Inches Long,
One of the Most Beautiful
Specimens of Cutlery
EVER SEEN.
Yalued at $250.
A Choice Selection of Mechanics' Tools kept always on hand.
A general assortment of Builders' Hardware always on hand.
The best qualities of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Fine Razors and Scissors, Spear's best <jualities of Rip and Pannel Saws, Spear's and Butcher's Firmer Chisels and Gouijes, all kinde; Witherby's Fine Framing Chisels and Drawing Knives; the best qualities of Braces and Bits.
IO= The object of this Establishment is to select only the Best Goods from the Manufacturers, where the public may depend on finding a good article.
7«IS1 I
jM!"
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
PHILOSOPHICIL UD OPTICIL
IlSffllMlifi
NO. 25 EAST FOURTH ST.,
Opposite the Post Office,
Re«p on hand Telescopes, Drawing? Instruments, Opera lilittiseH, inag^ic I^anterns, Klcctri.al and Magnetic Appara- tON, &c., &,c.
cmcDLAE. 237
GiRGULAR OF THE BOARD OF TRADE
OF THE
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS
Permit us to call your attention to Indianapolis, the Capital of Indiana, as a manufacturing and commercial point.
Indiana contains more than 1,200,000 inhabitants. Her surface comprises 22,000,000 acres of very fertile soil, nearly all of it avail- able for agricultural purposes, and the whole capable of sustaining an immense population. Her coal and iron fields, but little more than one hour's ride from this city, are of very fine quality and inex- haustible in quantity ; the beds lie near the surface, are of easy ac- cess, and may be worked with great facility. The best varieties of timber are found in her magnificent forests, and the supply is equal to any demand whatever. Water power to an almost unlimited ex- tent is furnished by her numerous streams, affording great natural facilities for manufacturing. Thus combining the elements of power and wealth, she invites capital and labor to employ and develop them.
Indianapolis is situated in the midst of this fertile region, being within five miles of the geographical centre of the State, and more than one hundred from any large city. Formerly its position was completely inland ; but the completion of the Madison and Indian- apolis Railroad, in the fall of 1847, marked a new era in its history. The population at that time was about 4,000, and the town possessed scarcely any manufacturers or trade. Now her inhabitants number near 16,000, and the hum of machinery in her rapidly increasing manufactories can be everywhere heard ; eight railroads, comprising 1,500 miles of track, have been completed ; seven roads, comprising 900 miles, are under contract, and rapidly approaching completion ; and two roads, comprising 400 miles, have been surveyed, and com- panies formed to construct them. Of roads already finished, the
238
CINCINNATI AD\-EETISEMENTS.
hA 1 rrs- 1 UILD O— 0 I'l-iin SU CINCINNATI, O.
WM. W. WAGGONER,
Having succeeded Frasier & Dennis in the WOOD ENGB AVING Business, respectfully informs the citizens of Indiana and neighbor- ing States that he is now prepared to execute on the most reasonable terms, and in a masterly manner. Cuts for Book Illustrations, Views of Machinery, Buildings, and Show Bills, in Fancy Colors, from the size of a hat top to that of a barn door, together with every other description of Engraving.
RAWDON, WR!GHT, HATCH & EDSON,
isiii iifi iimifiis,
Aii PiliTiiS,
Soulli East cor. of Fourth and Main Sts.,
/^° The above office is under the supervision of GEOEGE T. JONES.
€IKCULAR. 339
^ellefontaine, Central, Cincinnati, and Terre Haute are parts of the great central through routes (uniting at this point) from the eastern <;ities to St. Louis, now nearly completed, and destined to extend to the Pacific. We are thus placed directly on this great highway of the world, aad here the commerce and travel of an immense region will be concentrated. Seventeen different railways, comprising 2,800 miles of track, and having twelve thousand miles of connec- tions, directly centre here, making this point the greatest railroad centre in the world. They bring all parts of this and neighboring States within a few hours' ride of this city, and connect with all the important reutes of trade and travel in the country. Railroads are revolutionizing inland commerce, and are turning trade and travel from ther former chaTinels ; passengers and freight will soon be car- ried on them cheaper than on water ; the points concentrating the greatest number will therefore possess the greatest advantages. In this respect we are unrivalled. Four plaak roads terminating here have also been completed ; these are essentially the farmers' roads. The city is improving with great rapidity. Capital expended in building, invested in real estate, and in all classes of mmmfactures, but especially in locomotive and car building, will yield large and ■certain returns. As a point at which to pack pork and beef, it pos- sesses pecuKar advantages. Great inducements for farmers exist in the central parts of the State — fine lands being still obtained at very reasonable prices. Machanics of all kinds are much needed, and great numbers can obtain immediate employment. White River, Fall Creek, and the Central Canal furnish fine water power imme- diately on the borders of the city, which can be easily and success- fully employed. Materials for extensive manufacturing enterprises can be obtained in abundance, as cheaply as at any other western point. Our climate is mild ; our eity and country healthy ; provisions are cheap and plenty ; and our facilities for transporting manufactured products and merchandise of all kinds, are unsurpassed. For these reasons we think this must soon become one of the principal manu- facturing points in the country. Rapidly as our manufactures are increasing in extent, variety, and importance, they are yet unequal to the demand. In consequence of its unrivalled facilities for com- munication, it must also become one of the principal commercial and wholesaling cities in the west. As a place of residence it is very de- sirable, being located on a beautiful and extensive plain. The streets .are broad, laid out at right angles, and well shaded. The public
240
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
DUHME & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
IITCK
m i^
warn.
CUTLERY, WATCH TOOLS, MATERIALS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO. Keep constantly on hand the variety of articles below named :
Pen and Pocket Knives; Scissors ; Razors ; Razor Strops ; French Ciiina Clocks; French Ebony Clocks; French Marble r.locks ; French Alabaster Clocks ; Cotton Parses; Cloth Brushes; Hair Brushes; Tooth Brushes ;
Shaving Bruslies; Watch Keys;
Silver Pencils; Silk Purses;
Pistols; Watch Guards;
Perspectives ; Silver Thimbles ;
Telescopes ; Spectacles ;
Harmonicas; Gold Thimbles ;
German Silver Spoons; Pocket Books;
Plated Spoons ; Porte Monnaies ;
Silver Spoons; Violin Strings ;
Gold Pens and Pencils ; Powder Flasks ;
Cedar Pencils; Percussion Caps;
Pocket Compasses ; Accordeons ;
ALSO— A large assortment of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Eight Day and Thirty Hour Brass Clocks.
L. A.BRADLEy, Late with Jones Bros, & Co., 19 Pearl St.
D. A. BRADLEY, ) Late of Duhme & Co.
ORLANDO BRADLEY, > 130 Main St.
BRADLEY BROTHERS,
Wholesale Dealers in
JgWELRI SPER » PLATED WARE,
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
WATCH MAKERS' MATERIALS, GLASSES, &c., North West cor. Fonrth and Main Sts.,
N. B. Watches Repaired and Re- Cased in Gold or Silver.
CIKCULAR. 241
squares are large, and the city is adorned by a number of very fine public buildings. It is distinguished for its sobriety, and for the number of its churches and sabbath schools. It possesses a system qI free graded schools, wherein all the youth of the city may obtain a good education ; besides these, a number of well conducted high schools and colleges exist. Other reasons might be mentioned, but we think the importance of the matter sufficiently obvious, and will close by earnestly requesting your aid in developing, at this point, the resources of the Giant West. Indianapolis, May 1, 1854.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.
D. MAGUIRE, President. ROBT. B. DUNCAN, Treasurer.
WM. ROBSON, Vice President. JNO. L. KETCHAM, Secretary.
.-. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A. F. MORRISON, J. B. DILLON, R. J. GATLING,
J. D. DEFREES, JAMES M. RAY.
MANAGERS OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.
James Blake, Wm. Sullivan, James Hall, W. A. Bradshaw, D. S. Beaty, J. H. Vajen, L. W. Hasselman, S. E. Perkins, John Woolley, Calvin Fletcher, A. J. Danforth, W. H. Talbott, Wm. McK. Scott, Ignatius Brown, John H. Bradley, A. L. Voorhees, A. H. Brown, J. P. Chapman, A. G. Willard, J. R. Elder, J. T. Cox, Wm. Sheets, T. R. Fletcher, A. Harrison, Isaiah Mansur, Jas. H. McKernan.
TIME TABLE AT 30 MILES PER HOUR.
HOURS.
Indianapolis to Cincinnati, - - - - - -3 30
" Parke rsburg, - - - - - - 8 30
" Baltimore, 20 00
242
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
W Main St., three doors above Third St.,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Fine
WITCHES, JEWEL!
SILVER WARE, GOLD PENS, &c.
Jast Received— Another assortment of the celebrated
mmm wa'
"With Cronometer, Duplex and Lever Escape- ments, and Isochronal Hair Springs, in ]»lain and magic cases, varying in price from $100 to $500. Among which may be seen a
FULL CHRONOMETER,
RUBY JEWELED and DIAMOND CAPPED, With Spiral Hair Spring. Also, the
In Gold and Silver Cases, [which have been successfully used as Railway time keepers. ^Watches of the following manufacture: Ju- les Jurgensen, Geo. Frodsham, F. B. Adams, T. F Cooper, Josh. Johnson, James Stod- dart. In fact, all the most reliable manufac- ture keptconstantty on hand.
A rich and select assortment of JEWELRY, in every variety of style and pattern ; all of which have been bought for Cash, and will bo sold at prices that will defy competition.
^1
EVEIIY OESm OF JEWEIEY.
And SILVER WARE, made to order at the shortest notice, and Warranted.
Ground to order, in periseopia, double convex or concave form TO SUIT ALL : EYES. IC?Watches Cleaned, Repaired, accurately adjusted, and warranted to give entire sat- je&ction .
243
Indianapolis to Columbus, 6 00
Pittsburg, - - 10 40
Wheeling, 10 00
Philadelphia, - - . - - - 22 20
Cleveland, 8 30
Buffalo, 13 50
New York, 25 00
Albany, 24 00
Boston, 30 00
Montreal, 33 00
Detroit, 8 30
Chicago, 6 00
Milwaukie, - - - - - - 9 00
Galena, 10 30
Springfield, 6 20
St. Joseph, 15 40
St. Louis, 8 00
" Independence, - - - - - -16 30
Paducah, 8 30
Memphis, - 14 30
Louisville, 4 00
Nashville, 10 06
New Orleans, 28 00
Mobile, 26 00
" Pensacola, - - - - - - 8 00
Savannah, - - - - - - - 29 00
Charleston, 29 00
RAILWAYS CENTERING AT INDIANAPOLIS.
IN PROGRESS.
From Indianapolis to Cincinnati, via Brookville. From Indianapolis to Hamilton, Ohio. From Indianapolis to Hannibal, via Decatur. From Indianapolis to Paducah, via Vincennes. From Indianapolis to Paducah, via Evansville. From Indianapolis to Gosport, From Indianapolis to Cleveland.
244
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
E. MORGAN & CO.,
NO. Ill IIAIIT STBEET,
rilllEtS. ITIIIIIItlll.
G. GDBRY WILLIAMS,
lanufactiirer and Importer of
^#ff:
NO. 85 MAIN STREET,
CIECULAE. 245
From Indianapolis to Chicago. From Indianapolis to Toledo.
COMPLETED.
From Indianapolis to Madison.
From Indianapolis to Cincinnati, via Lawrenceburg.
From Indianapolis to Columbus, Ohio.
From Indianapolis to Cleveland, Ohio.
From Indianapolis to Peru.
From Indianapolis to Chicago, via Lafayette.
From Indianapolis to Terre Haute.
From Indianapolis to Louisville, Ky., via Jeffersonville.
M$
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
SMITH & NIXON,
NO. 76 1-2 WEST FOURTH ST.,
NEW MUSIC HALL.
FERD. WAGNER.
C. AUG. KESSLER.
FERD. WAGNER & KESSLER,
IMPORTERS OF
Musical Instruments and Strings,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Toys, &o., &c.,
IVO. 78 MAIN ST., SECOND DOOR BEL.O^V LOWEK MARKET,
(Bi[H(DiiHHii^i[p ©mm.
JACOB ERNST.
H. L. DANIELS.
JACOB ERNST,
WHOI_ESAl-E AND RE-TAIL.
BOOKSELLER, PUBLISHER, STATIONER,
No. 112 Main Street, Between Tliird and Fourth, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CINCINNATI ADVEKTISEMENT3. 247
'V . D. HUNTER, JOHN A . COBtTRN, W. EDMESTON, HUGH BARR,
Late of New York. Late of Maysvllle, Ky. Late with Tyler, Late of Flemingsburg,
Davidsou & Co. Ky.
MW mum HMDWME in
Importers and Manufacturers of
i
5
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
SADDLE TREES, LEATHER, SPRINGS, AXLES, &c.
No. 2 Church Building, Walnut St., bet. Third and Fourth Sts.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
S. & S. S. CLARK,
Importers of
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
AND CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent and Enameled Leather, Harness, Skirting, Bridle and Seating, 180 Main Street,
.TO.
248
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAC. NETTER.
KUHN, NETTER & CO., -
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
11 AID BOIS' CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS & NOTIONS,
CLOTHS, GASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &C. NO. 34 PEARL STREET,
Third door east from the corner of Walnut,
MACK & BROTHERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
FOREIGN im DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Between Walnut and Vine Streets,
^m^mi^^^,^ ^M^»
015TCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
249
^[I?I3:E!
AMEM CLOTHIl
AND
TlILORIiG ESTiBLISHllT.
OF
T. 1. SPiliil i
HAS BEEN EEMOYED FEOM
113 MAIN STREET,
TO THE
IIW if ©11 ilSILlDSii,
3M"o« 1.0 F"o-o.r*tl3L ^t-9
EAST OF MAIN.
If you wisli to purchase good, fashionable, and well made Cloth- ing, YOU -will do well to call at No. 10, The stock at this time beats anything in the Western country.
Or>JE3 Jtr»JtrtXOE!. «®-TEEMS CASH.^
S CHILDREN'S CLOW
A Good Supply.
,^p"Strangers are particularly invited to call.,^^
T. W^. SPRAGUE & CO.
21--16M
mo
CINCINSrATI ADVEKTISEMENT9.
HENRT STIX.
JACOB KROUSE.
AARON STIX.
STIX, KROUSE & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
KTo. 27 I»o«,arl St., Soxxtli S>xder»
Between Main and Walnu-t Streets,
WARD, CLAGSTONE & CO.,
Manufacturers and wholesak Dealers in
IMPROYED SHIETS& COLLARS,
UNDERSHIRTS & DRAWERS,
No. 107 Walnut Street,
Oii3LOJLi3.i:x^t±, Olilo.
L. e, BilER I CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
mAW^mim
No. 144 "Walnut Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CINCINNATI ADVEKTI3EMENTS.
251
a. 1. 9i(Diai?Ma & m
^^
(successor to IRA H. CHACE & CO.)
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
9 ^^^«!S8»««) ^5/9
NO. 71 PEARL STREET,
BETWEEN WALNUT AND VINE STREETS,
WM, C. WHITCHER.
THOS. J. FINCH.
. C. WHITCHER & CO,,
(successors TO BATES, WHITCHER, <Sc CO.,)
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
I
CORNER OF PEARL AND MAIN STS.,
552
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wi. BODD & CO.
R44 1111 Sf llif ,
Three Doors below Fourth St.,
CINCINNATI, 0-
Wool Hats by case or single dozen ; Soft Fur Hats of every style ; Fashionable Silk and Fur Hats ; Palm Leaf, Panama, and Straw Hats ; Silk Plush and Cloth Caps.
MEYBERG 8c HELLMAN,
MANUFACTUnERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ill iiFOBf £RS m fwm ^ iBiiiiiiii
No. S8 PEAKIi STKEET, > . E. Cor. of Walnut,
iS Q ifl i§ Q 53 sa £l If a ,
HTf All kiiulB of Militarj' and other Caps m:ide lo order.
LCINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS. 253
CINCIKN!! PAPER WAREHOUSE,
77 & 79 WALNUT ST., CINCINNATI.
The undersigned, wholesale paper dealers, invite the attention of dealers and consumers to our large and varied stock of Papers, Our arrangements with Eastern Manufacturers and Dealers are such that we aie enabled to keep on hand, at all times, a large stock of Caps and Letters, plain and ruled. Flat Caps, Demys, Me- diums, Royals, Super-Royals, Blank Book Papers, manufactured by Platner & Smith, and other first class manufacturers. We are Agents for the best Painters' Cards, and keep on hand, at all times, a complete stock of Printers' Papers of every description. We are also Agents for Lightbody's Book, News, and Card Inks, and McCreary's Colored Inks. Our arrangements for the best News and Book Papers manufactured in the West, are such that we can supply orders to almost any extent, with regular sizes, and irregular sizes made to order on short notice.
We pay the highest price, in Cash, for Rags, Bagging, Rope, and Cotton Waste.
NIXON Sc GOODMAN,
Wholesale Paper Dealers and Manufacturers' Agents.
254
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN KITTS,
Main St., bet. Fourth and Fifth,
■- ^M-^TW T-M-.^-m^Tar-g- ^t- ^-ig=r;g
DEALER IN
lITCiES, JE1ELR1.
' Sil.¥EB WABI a PiATE© 6®©BS.
^^All articles warranted, and for sale at the lowest cash prices. Watch Repairing done in a superior manner.
JAMES S. WHITE,
DEALER IN
Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Cured Hams, &c,
NO. S68 MAIN ST., BET. SECOND AND THIRD,
80 Tierces Prime Leaf Lard in store and for sale.
2000 Canvassed Hams, "
3000 Gunnie Bags
1500 Bushels Ear Corn,
2000 Bushels yellow and white shelled corn,
2500 Bushels Gate,
Together with a large lot of Country Hams, Shoulders, Clear and Ribbed Sides, always on hand.
^!^Consignments solicited. Cash advances made upon consign- ments to my friends in New Orleans.
XOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
2S5
ilCHOT & BROTHERS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SWISS WATCHES.
AND
Watch Makers' Regulators.
"We will sell the above articles to the trade at New York prices. N. B. — Please call before you purchase elsewhere.
No. 491 Jacob's BuildiDg, Main St,
LINDENBERGEB & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRFGiiliiTS,
FOUR STORY BmLDING,
No. 510 Main, between Third and Fotirth Streets,
i®piiwiiiii mw^
Drugs, Medicines, Dj'e-Stuffs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Man- "ufactured Tcbacco, Snuffs, Cigars, Spices, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Teas, &c., including all articles usually kept by Druggists in the South and West, which "we offer at extreme low prices for cash, or on the usual credit to prompt and respon«ible ■dealers,
B^'jlll kinds of Country Produce taken la exchange.
256 LOUISVILLE ADVEKTISEMETS.
A. S. WALLACE. J. S. LITHGOW. J. HEKRT THOMAS'
WALLACE, LITHGOW & CO.,
loDDsr, Sheet Iron. Hollo?/ 7fare,
, , 5
^ra^C^gL^© ©^^¥1
9 AND MARBLEIZED AND ENAMELED MANTLE PIECE
N'o. 536, North West Corner of Main and Third Streets,
WESTERN SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WARE HOUSE MILLER, WINGATE & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
FARM &OMOEN IMPLEMENTS,
MOWING, HEAPING AND THRESHING MACHINES, FIELD AND G A EDEN SEEDS, TREES, &c...
iiiFiCfiiY ciii iiiTi & iimm sfs.,
SALES ROOM 516 MAIN ST., OP. BANK OF LOUISVILLE.
aOUISVILLE AD%
26T
lijmiui jjiiij,
©ITWHEIKI J)ilFiFl!Ei@iM Mm dC^ElMa WifSfiiiE, illTiiiif.
INDEX
Pa&e.
Abbreviations, 8
Alterations, Omissions, &c., 8
Asylum, Deaf and Dumb, 30
Asylum for the Insane, 32
Asylum for the Blind, • 32
Auctioneers, 72
Wm. Y. Wiley, 72
Agricultural Implements, 90
Birkenmayer & Brewster, 94-6
Beard & Sinex, 97-8
Attorneys, 154
Bueil& Haskell, 146
Wm. Henderson, 168
Architects, 184
J. Hodgson, 174
Boundaries of Wards, 10
Book Agencies, 20-151
Butchers, 46
Shaw & Buford, 48
Boarding Houses, 58
Boiler Manufactories, 80
Boot and Shoe Dealers, Retail, 184
Fletcher & McEIrath, 136
Boot and Shoe Dealers, Wholesale, 184
Booksellers, 150
Stewart & Bowen, 150
Stearns & Spicer. 151
H. Limbocker, 150
Wiedinger & Gieber, 152
Banks, 170
Bank of the Capitol, 172
Central Bank, 172
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank, 174
Harrison's Exchange Office, 174
Bridge Builders, —
H.C. Bliss & Co., 170
Bakers, , 187
Book Binders, 187
City Schools 14
Church Directory, 16
Commercial College, 54
Copper Smithing, 84
Carriage Makers, 90
George Lowe, 92
S. W.Drew, 92
Clothiers, 125
Bauer & Goepppcr, 126
Hall & Chase, 127
Bacon, Ijg
Adolphus Dessar, 176
Owen McGinnis, 130
Dernha,m& Simon, 176
M. & J. Glaser, 134
260 INDEX.
Cigar and Tobacco Dealers, 152
Geo. F. Meyer, 154
H. Kokeniiller, 156
J. A. Heidlinger, 152
C. C. Hunt, 154
Confectioners, • • • 187
County Oflicers, 197
Drug Dealers, 116
W. W. Roberts, ]-20
Talbott & Moffitt, 116
Robert Browning, 113
Hannaman & Duzan, 121
J.P.Pope & Co., 118
Jas. M. Tomlinson, 121
H. Rosengarten, •-•118
Dry Goods Dealers, 122-187
W. & H. Glenn, 123
H. A. Fletcher & Co., 122
J. S. Dunlop, 124
Wm. E. Featherston, • 125
A G. Willard& Son, 124
Snyder & Duke, 1^5
James Kirlin, 125
Daguerrean Artists, -156
Geo. P. Hall, 156
Weeks & Mendenha'd, ■ 158
Dentists, 164
J. F. Johnston, D. D. S , 166
W. R. Jefieris, 16S
P. G.C.Hunt, 166
Engravers, 42
T. B Perine, 42
Express Companies, 58
The Adams & Co., ....eO
American Express Company, 62
Foundries,—
Washington, 74
Franklin, 76
Eagle, 73
Brass and Bell. 73
Forwarding and Commission Merchants, 108
Andrew Wallace, 103
Furntture Dealers, 138
L. Snider, 138
James Greer, 133
James Huey, 140
Sloan & IngersoU, 142
Joseph Bourne, 140
J, M. & A. L. Tilford, 186
Foreign Totels, 188-189-190-191
Groce lies —Wholesale and Retail, 99
Goode& Wilkins, 100
Fulghum & Lindley. 101
Mills & Co., 102
J. W. HoUnnd, 104
Kirland & Fitzgibbon, 106
Wm. Hadley & Co., 108
Learned & Stetson, 110
Drum& Hill, 110
Charles Mayer, 106
Wm. Owings, 106
J. Nicolai, 108
Busher Ofc Koch, 108
B. F. Tultic, 106
W. I Woolen, 112
Wright, Bates & Maguirc, 112
Gunsmiths, 114
Samuel Beck, 114
INDEX. 261
Hatters, 33
Talbott & McCrea, 35
Hotels, 58
Bates House, 64
American Hotel, 65
GaltHouse, 65
Hardware Dealers. 86
Voliner &, Vonnegut, 86
Roi-.t &, Chanibers, 86
J. H. Vajan. £6
Halls-
Gdd Fellows, Masonic, and Temperance, 7
Insurnnce Agents, 184
L.R. Brownell, 160
VVm. Henderson, 168
lntroiuction,a 5
Jewelers, •• -sr- 162
Charles G. French, 164
W. H. Talbott & Co.. 162
E. W. Neff, 164
Justices of the Peace, 184
Livery Stables, 184
Lawrence and Wilkison, 178
Wood and Foudry, 178
Patterson and Delzell, 178
Land Agency—
R.J, Gatlingand Bro., 180
I-ocksmiths, 184
Leather Dealers, 187
Masonic Orders, 24
Music Dealers, 33
A. G. Crane and Co., 33
Millwrights, 40
Sam ael Taggart, 40
Mercantile College, 52
Merchant Tailors, 126
James Hall, 130
John A. Cottman and Co.. 132
S. C. Morgan, 130
Lukens and Porter. 132
B.G. Ward, • 136
Marble Yards, 142
Jason Dame and Co., 144
H B.Collins and Co , - 145
Milliners, 182
Mrs. Thomas, 182
Officers of the City, 10
Olticers of Fire Department, 12
Orders of L t) O. F., 26
Painters and Glaziers, 38
J. B.Osgood, 38
Button and Fisher, 39
Printers, 42
Indianapolis Journal Company, 44
Phy sict ans, SO
J. P. Green, M. D., 50
N Knefier, M. D„ 50
Peg and Last Factory, 56
Patent Medicines, 166
J. M. Frost, ' 168
Pump Makers, 184
Produce Dealers, 187
Preface, 3
Queensware Dealers, 33
Jacob Lindley, 37
Railroads, —
LiHianapolis, Pittsburg and Cleveland, 66-69
Lidianapolis and Cincinnati, 70
202 INDEX.
Indiana Central Railway 71
Real Estate Agents, 146
Condit, Wright and Hayden, 147
McKerr.«n and Edgar, 146
Street Directory, 34
Saddlers, 46
James Sulgrove, 46
Saddlers and Harness Makers, 46
Saloons, 48
Hair Dressing, 48
Eating, 48
Spoke, Hub, and Felloe Factory, 56
Stove and Tinware Dealers, 82
R. L. and A. W. McOuat, 84
::^Worrall'B. 82
C. and J. Cox, 84
Samuel Wainwright, 88
Weakly and Norwood, 88
Silver Plaiting, 90
Shoemakers, 136
State Officers, : 195
Temperance Orders, • 22
Undertakers, 138
L. Snider, 138
Young Men's Christian Association, •• — • • - • 34
INDEX TO CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
CINCINNATI.
Boot and Shoe Dealers—
Johh Gates, ..216
Burton & Hughart, 220
Ambrose W. Neff & Co., 216
W. H. Comstock & Co., • ...220
J. H. Deters, «..223
J. H. Wachter, 222
M. Brooks, 230
E. G. Webster, 230
BRiTAiraiA Ware —
Sellew&Co., 228
Carpet Warehouse —
Henry Falls , - ..-218
Clothiers —
T. W. Sprague&Co., 249
Stix, Krouse & Co., - ,. 249
Ward, Clagstone & Co., 249
Dry Goods—
Winne, Haines & Co., 196
P. M'Arthur & Co., 196
Blachly & Simpson. 198
Winston & Co., 200
Hubbell, Alexander & Driver, 202
John Shillito & Co., 198
Taylor, French & Wynne, -• • = 200
Leathers & M'Fadden, 202
John W.Ellis & Co-, 204
DTRXfGHHSTS —
J. (fcCReakirt,.... 232
Furniture Dealers —
S.J. John, .,....,. ..226
FiRF Proof Safe Manufacturer —
Charles Urban, , 228
G KOCERs — Wholesale —
Jas. A. Frazer, 204
Bishop, Wells&Co...... • aO&
364 IDDEX.
He wson &> Holmes, 204
Johnston Brothers, 206
Kennett, Dudley &Oo., 2 8
Thompson & Taafi'e, 206
Traber & Aubery, 208
Canfield & Moffett; 210
Henry Higbee, 21:2
D A. Laymon&Co. • •• 210
George H Taylor & Co., » 212
West & M'Dougal, • •• 214
Still well &, Anderson- . • • • 214
IIatteks—
L H. Baker & Co., • • 249
Wm. Dood&Co., 252
Wm. C. VVhitcher & Co., 251
M. F.Thompson & Co., 251
Meyberg vfc Hellman, ^ • -252
Leather Dealers^ V R. Woolley, ■••.• • 224
Propoce Deai-er —
Tweed & Sibley, • ••••■ •• 228
Paper Warehouse —
Nixon & Goodman, - 253
Rifle Manufactureks—
Powell &, Brown, - • 218
Straw Goods —
Thayer, Aldrich &, Co., •••• 232
LOUISVILLE.
John Kitts, Watches and Jewelry 254
Jas. S. White, Commission and Forwarding Merchant, 254
Wallace, Lithgow & Co., Stoves and Grates, 256
Lindenberger & Co, Druggists, 255
Michot & Brothers, Swiss Watches, 255
Mills, Wingate & Co., Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 256
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