977.202 GENEALOGY COLLEGTION MTL
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1865-66 [-^]
1358744 J. ALVORP, • J. C. ALVORD, BERG APPLEGATE
E. B. ALVORD & Co.,
No. 1 Alvord's Block, S. Meridian St.,
t]srDiA.:NrAr»OLis,
AND DEALERS IN
CANDLES, COCOA. COFFEE,
COEDAGE, CAMPHOR, COPPERAS,
CREAM TARTAR, BRIMSTONE, COD DRY.
PICKEREL, MACKEREL, SALMON,
SHAD, HERRING, BASS,
G-reen and Dry, Foreign and Domestic.
GLASS, GUNPOWDER, LNDIGO, ,'
LEAD, MOLASSES, NAYAL STORES,
OILS OF ILL KINDS, /
PAINTS, PETROLEUM, PROYISIOn/,
RICE, SAL' I', SALTPFTEE,
PEPPERS, SPICES, SPlfilTS,
New Orleans, Cuba, Muscavado, White, Manile, Razil Brown,
Stewa;rt's Loaf and Crushed, Granulated and H^me Maple.
T E A. S ,
Young Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial, Japan, Oriomj, Souchong,
Congou, Orange and Z*ecco.
TOBACCOS, WINES AND LIQUORS,
Wooden and Willow War^, a Complete Stock,
And everything in our line at close prices. With small profits,
large sales, equgj capital, and largest salesTOoms, we are able and
willing to offer Jthe best advantages, anc more liberal induce-
ments to buyers thay any other Wholesale Grocer House in
Indianapolis or Indiana.
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LOUIS SCHOLTZ,
A FIRST-CIvASS, FA8HIO1VABL.E
Of Indianapolis,
KEEPS ALWAYS ON HAND
THE F'lTVEIST
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS,
Am GENTS* FUHNISHmC GOOOS,
Pennsylvania St., Two Doors South
of the Post Office,
INDIAlSr^POLIS, IND.
Will pledge Kimself to equal and not be excelled by
any Merchant Tailor in this city in price and fit.
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naANUFACTUEER OF
Ambrotype and Photograph Materials;
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION-,
KTos. 21 and. 23 Circle Street -
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Always on hand an Extensive and Complete Assortment of
Cameras, Apparatus, Cases, Mattings, Preservers, Chemicals,
Plates, Glass, Photographic Paper, Passepartouts, &c.
ManufactTirers of Albums, Oval Gold and Rosewood Frames, &c.
AT THE LOWEST RATESJ
1^°° Orders "by Mail or Express promptly attended to.
PLAtM ANiB QRMAMEKTAL
JOB TURNER,
33 E. SOTJTH STREET,
Between Meridian and Pennsylvania,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
I am prepared to execute all kinds of
PLAl, FAHSY AMD OMAIENTAL TOaSING
in the best manner and at reasonable prices.
• I keep constantly on hand
STAIK lAliriiSTERS & NEWEL POSTS5
Pins and Balls for Bowling Alleys.
IJ^^ All work done promptly and in good order.
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COMMERCIAL
HOTEL,
One Square north of Union Depot,
SOUTH ILLINOIS, COR. GEORGIA ST,
This House lias been '
HIT, Eimo ii iFran
The past Season, and will now compare
fa.vorably with any Hotel
in the City.
r. A. REITZ, Proprietor.
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ELLIOTT, GADD & Co.,
(Successors to Tortseyj ByrairL& Co.,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Stapte and Fiinay
DRY GOODS
£11111^ Ills i mmiM,
Cotton Yarns, Battings, &c.
No. 74 East Washington Street,
iisri>iA.3sr-A.i»ox.is, iitd.
(ESTABLISHED JANUARY 1, 1S68,)
A RADICAL REPUBLICAN PAPER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WDEKLY,
J. H. JORDAIV, Editor and Proprietor.
Daily — One Year, in advance, . . . _ . |8,00
" Six Months, " 4.50
" Three Months, " 2.25
Per Week, , " .20
Weekly Edition, One Copy, One Year, in advance, - 2.00
Office, Cor. Pearl and Meridian Sts.,
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VOEGTLE & METZGER
IDBA.I1.ERS IlSr
iiNO HOUSE FunmsmNO GoooSt
lamktiirers of Japainei aM Plain Tin fare,
STAMPED WARE OF ALL KINDS,
NO. 103 EAST WAf§flI]\€JTOI\ STREET,
This establishment contains the best assortment of
0003EK. JS"^€>'V3SS!S
Ever offered to the public. TBi^ €iJood l^iaiiaaritaii
St'fVe, for which we are sole agents, is adapted for wood and
coal, has a large oven, with an extra broiler. We can offer this
stove to the most 'careful housekeeper as a FIEST-CLASS
STOYE.
Among cheaper Stoves, we have on hand the BUCK'S PAT-
ENT EXPRESS, THE UNION, THE RELIANCE, THE
INDIANOLA, and a number of others, all of them No. 1 Stoves,
and fully warranted. A good stock of French and American
PRESERVE KETTLES AND STEW PANS, Enameled and
Tinned, constantly on hand.
Britannia Tea Sets, Plated Tea and Table Spoons, Table Cut-
lery, of any description. Coal Oil Lamps and Fixtures, Brown's
Metal Lap Lamps, Chimneys, Charcoal Furnaces, Charcoal and
Common Sad-Irons, Coffee-Roasters, &c., Fire Shovels, Tongs and
Pokers, Amidon's Clothes Wringer, the best in use, wholesale
PLAIN TIN WARE of all kinds constantly on hand. Gut-
tering and Spouting for carpenters and others, done on short
notice. The only Japanned Ware Manufactory in the State of
Indiana is at
No. 103 East Washington Street, Indianapolis.
Japanned Water'Coolers, Toilet Washbowls and Pitchers, Toilet Sets, Deed Boxes, Cash
and Spice Boxes, Tea Trays. Cack Boxes, Tea and Grocery Canisters, Knife Trays, Tum-
bler Drainers, Match Safes, Candlesticks. Toy Cups, Toy Pails, Dredge and Pepper Box-
es, Toy Watering Pots, Savings' Banks, Billhead Cases, Card and Post Office Boxes.
Sponge Baths, Hip Baths, Plunge Baths, Infant Baths, Foot Tubs.
<'hamber Buckets, Fancy and Plain Coal Hods, Coal Vases, &c.
Dealers in Japanned Ware, and the public in general, are respectfully invited to call
and examine our goods.
J8®" Orders per mail receive prompt attention. Address as above.
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GOLD MEDA.L PIANOS!
TRJEYSER & ROBINSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
UPRIGHT PIANOS,
No. 161 East Washington St.,
IMDIATVAPOIilS, INB.
Triumphant Success!
These Pianos took the First Premiuiii at the
Indiana State Fair of 1865 for the best
PIANOS made in the State 5 also, First
Preniiwni for the best Square Pianos
made in the United States, over
Twenty -Seven competitors.
We would respectfully call the attention of tlie public to our
Hi IPIIGIT FMDS,
(With full Iron Frame) which for
Volume of Tone, Elasticity of Tonch, and
Beauty of Finish,
Are unsurpassed. By an ingenious arrangement of our Scales we succeeded to combine
the durability and sweet' singing tone of the IRON FRAME PIANO with the
full, rich sound of the WOODEN FRAME, a result which no other
makers have heretofore attained.
EVERY PIANO FULLY GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEARS.
a^ Wholesale Dealers will find it to their advantage to call.
GEO. TR.EYSER.] [Col. Wm. J. H. ROBINSON.
S. W. DREW. P. SAYER.
East Market Square, - Indianapolis, Ind.
STEIN & IsTALTISrER,
FAIVIILY GROCERS
And ProTiislon Dealers,
No. 170 East Washington Street,
HALL& HUTCHINSON,
BOOK, CARD, OIROULAR AND POSTER
Plllfil
Stereotypcrs and Boolc-Biiiders,
NO. 16 1-2 EAST WASHINGTON ST.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
8@-©UR FACILITIES FOR PRINTING IN COLORS ARE UNSURPASSED.-
JNO. T. DEWEESE & CO.,
O E TV E I?. A^ L
43 S. Delaware St., Indianapolis,
Buy and Sell all kinds of Produce and Mer-
chandise on Commission.
ALSO AGENT FOE HAREIES' CELEBRATED
CUSrCINN^TI
ALE AND PORTER
In all kinds of Packages and Bottles for Shipping and Families.
F0MSTTHES' SCALES,
ISO Dificrent Patterns.
Sfarvin's Fire & Burglar Proof Safes;
Sandusky Plaster, Newark Plaster and Louisville Cement.
ALSO, ALL KINDS OP
LUBRICATING OILS
FOR Ei\OIIVES AXn RAILROAD COS.,
ANDALLKINDSOFBURNINGOILS.
AU GOODS 8010 AT FACTORV PRICES, AND
"W^arranted as Represented.
MANUFACTURERS' AGENCY, MACHINERY, ETC.
OMAR NEWMAN.
DEALER IN
GENEB L COfiniSSION MERCHANT
PRODUCE BOUaHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
II^DIAl^A AGE]\CY FOR
GROY[RUliK[RHWING MUHINH,
(Double and Single Lock Stitch, see page K,)
PALMERS' HORSE HAY FORKS,
Wrought-Iron Dumping Gear.
lndiaDa,lllinois,Kentncliy IIMissonri,
For Bussell's Ohio Reapers and Mowers, Hand Rakes or Drop-
pers, Russell's Massillon Threshers and Separators.
A " Dropper" is equal to a Self Rake, and is as light as a Mower, It is a "rear
delivery self rake." For particulars and agencies, address:
OMAR I^EU JWAl^,
Lock Box 378, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Warehouse and Oflace east of the Union Depot.
RAILROAD mACHL^ERY OILS.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
.....uMDeiilllllG
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AND AOENT
ANEIUrAN EIIIG114XT COMPAiW
Chamber of Commerce, Pennsylvania St., op. P. 0.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
J. J. MERRITT,
DEALER IN
e
STOCK AS^D CHEIVliCALS.
Esp'^cial attention given to Framing Pictures to Order in Genuine
Gold Frames, Gilt and Rosewood Mouldings, Wliolesale
and Retail; Photographs, Engravings, Stereoscopic
Pictures and Stereoscopes in every variety,
at Wholesale and Retail.
No. 62 North Illinois Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
The best French and American Camera Tubes, of all sizes, at the lowest possible
rates, (Camera Boxes, Stands, etc. All kinds of Cases, Oval, Gilt and Rosewood
Frames of all sizes and patterns.
The best Albumen Pnper in the market. Ferrotype Plates of the best quality;
in fact everything necessary to the Art; also, Photograph Albums of every variety.
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Office, 34 East Washington Street,
Three Daily Expresses to New York,
Two Daily Expresses to Cincinnati, and
Two Daily Expresses to CMcago & St. Louis.
The above are the only privileged Express Companies on the
following roads, viz. :
ZM'SIArrA CSrrTRAL RR., East and South, Am. Express.
LAFAVBTTE & CHICAGO, ITorthwest, do.
irTDIAEflrAFOIiZS 6l FEB.U, 9T.i:.,East, West, Am. <&U. S.
ZERKE KAUTE <& RICHl^OiOI^B, "^est. Am. Express.
BE];.Z>EF03MZ'£ «k INHlATSATOIslS, East, Am. & U. S.
And all the Railroads connecting with the above.
MONEY PACKAGES, VALUABLES AND FEEIGHT
carried with safety and dispatch, and in charge of special and
efficient messengers.
NOTES, BILLS AND DRAFTS promptly collected, and
ready returns made. Rates as low as by any other responsible
Express Company.
fi@» MARK YOUR PACKAGES by the AMERICAN and
U. S. EXPRESS.
J. BUTTERFIELD, Agent,
zxffDXA^AFoniXs, xrrD'
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION.
Cash Capital, - - - $400,000.
OFFICE, CORNER WILLIAM AND BEAVER STS.,
UNDER CORN EXCHANGE BANK,
i<t:ei-s?s7' "stoi^k: oit^st^
JAMES D. SPAEKMAN, President.
J. PRYOR RORKE, Secretary.
W. H. WINDSOR, Yice President.
S. S. COB, Cleveland, O., Gen. Agent for the ^Vestern States.
HOME INSURANCE €0.
]Vo. 95J Oraiig-e St.,
NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT.
Cash Capital, - - $500,000 00
Assets, - - 659,070 98
D. R. SATTERLEB, President,
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
D. TROWBRIDGE, Vice President.
im: o JEi^ i^ I s
FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE CO.
Columbian Buildings, Corner Wall & Nassau Streets,
NEW^ YORK.
Autliorized Capital, - $5,000,000
Assets June 1, 1865, - - 803,000
WM. M. WHITNEY, Sec'j. B. C. MORRIS, Pres't.
O. AIiXSXANDER 6l CO., General Agents, St. Louis, IMEo.
R. GRAKAIME, Special Agent.
Policies of Insurance against loss or damage by Fire issued on the most favorable
terms, and losses promptly adjusted and paid, by
LiOOI?II8, NE WTOIV & CO., Agt's for Indianapolis,
Yohn's Block, No. 6 North Meridian Street.
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NBiy^ FIRM .A-lSrD NEW" aOODS.
STRAUSS &~ELLEWBOGEN,
(Successors to Moritz Bros. & Co.)
IMPORTKKS AND DEALERS
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 3 East Washington Street,
HVDIAIVAPOLIS, IJ\D.,
AN OLD AND KELIABLB HOUSE.
J®- A full and complete assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Material and Workmanship warranted, kept constantly on hand.
1^^ The Merchant Tailorings Department is
inferior to none in the West, none but the
best IVorkmen hefn§^ employed.
The New York and European connections of the house enable
its proprietors to keep a full stock of the finest imported Goods,
at cheaper rates than thej can be afforded by other establish-
ments not possessing the same advantages.
The latest novelties in style of material and make up can al-
ways be had at No. 3.
All Work urarranted to give satisfhction.
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ELASTIC STITCH
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SEWING MACHINE!
ILLINOIS, IOWA, MICHIGAN,
OHIO, INDIANA, KENTUCKY,
Where all ZiEADZIVG Sewing Z^achines were in competition.
FOR THE BEoT FAMILY SEWING MACHmES
AND THE
G-ROYER & BAKER'S
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
flaking the G-ROVISK &. SAKER and Iiock Stiches, the
only .Machine that can Stitch and Embroider perfectly.
OMER NEWMAN,
State Agent for Indiana.
OflBLce and Salesroom opp. E. End Union Depot,
S. Mer'dian St., IIVI>lAr%APOLlS, II^D.
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Sponsler & McCreery,
43 and I OS East Washington St.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PEENSWARE
AND GLASSWARE,
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PLATED, BRITANNIA & JAPANNED WARE,
TINWARE AND COPPER,
Pocket and Table CnOery,
PORCEiaiN ^ ENAMELED WABEt
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Cordage, Twines, Bruslies, &c.
Merdiants are invited to examine our great variety of
stock. We will supply the trade at Beasonable Kates.
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MERCHANT GLOTHIEB,
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Men's, Boys', Youths' aod Cidren's
Ready-Made Clothing
S. JE. Cor. \1 est TVashing^ton & Illinois Sts.
1^^ The Cheapest Clothing House in Indianapolis.
WILLIAM LOVE,
Real Estate Agent,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
«llllBIIUElLlllD[ICIIlllG[il[IL[SIlT[,
And attenci to Leasing and Renting
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Houses, Farms, Collect Eents, Negotiate Loans,
Buy and Sell County Orders and Land Warrants on Commiasion,
PAY TAXES, PREPARE DEEDS AND MORTGAGES,
And attend to Notarial Business, &c., &g.
Office, Talboft &. ]¥ew's Block, Rooms 1 &; 3,
First Entrance South of the Post Office.
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Manufacturer of every deseription of
SAWS
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Extra Tempered Mill & Muley Saws,
'" Tuttle's Patent and Single Hook
CROSS CUT Si^i^V^fS.
ALSO, SOLE MANUFACTURER OP
TUTTIiE'S IMPROVED PATENT
CROSS CUT SAW
For the Western States.
THIS SAW IS '' EXCELSIOR," THE BEST.
SHEFFIELD SAW WORKS,
l¥o. 316 South IJlinoi§ Street (Old Number 155,)
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
J8®- Special attention paid to Repairing. Breakage in Repairing at owner's risk.
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of the undivided support cf the citizens of
Indianai olis, without wh.ch it is impossible
to make the eulerpiise remurierative.
EDWARDS, GEEENOUGH & DeVED,
Publishers, Journal Building, Indianapolis.
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EDWARDS' ANNUAL
Dl RECTOR
TO THE
Inhabitants, Institutions, Incorporated Companies, iVIanufac-
turlng Establishments, Business Firms, Etc., Etc.
IN THE
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS,
FOR 1865-6.
INDIANAPOLIS:
PUBLISHED BY EICHARD EDWARDS, JOURNAL BUILDING, CORNER MERIDIAN AND CIRCLE.
1866.
Entered according to Act of Congress in the year Eighteen Hundred and Siity-Six, by
EDWARDS, GREENOUGH & DbVED,
In the Clerk's ofBce of the District Court of the United States for the District of Indiana.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO.,
A JOINT STOCK ASSOCIATION,
No. 12 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.
FOR,TrA.Itr>S DAILY
Parcels, Packages, Valuable Articles, Mer-
chandise, Bank Notes, Specie, &.C.,
Either in its own Trains, or by connection with other Companies, to all the
PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE UNITED STATES,
At low Rates and with Great Speed.
Notes, Drafts and Accounts Collected.
ds will please give special directions to have t
dams Express Company."
JOHl\ H. OHR, Agrent.
In ordering goods our friends will please give special directions to have their
packages marked
"By The Adams Express Company."
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
Life Insurance Co.
OF HARTFORD.
Acenmnlated Capital Over $9,000,000.
Dividends declared annually, and Paid During the Life of the Assured.
FOLSOM & OLIN, District Agents,
Office, 35 Vinton's Block, opp: P. 0., Indianapolis
1358744
HISTORY RECORDING ON TIME THE UTEI^S OF NATIONS-
g^liatlM.
To the Business Men of Indianapolis,
President, Directors and Members q/ the Chamber of Commerce :
Gentlemen — To yoal dedjpate this volume, and claim you as my patrons; it is
you who have developed the great resources of this beautiful city; it is you who
have given it reputation abroad a^nd prosperity at home; you have made it also
famous for its hospitality, and the merchant, trader, traveler and stranger feel con-
scious when they enter Indianapolis that there are warm hearts and friendly hands
to welcome them.
To you. Gentlemen, i respectfully deuicate my first annual Director.
Sherman House, Feb. 7, 1866. RICHARD EDWARDS.
INDIANAPOLIS CHAT'*>^R OP COMMERCE.
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T. B. ELLIOl-e Esov President.
S. V. B. NOEL, THOS. KINGAN.-ies'UILLA JONES, VicE-PREsmBNTS.
J. BARNARD, Secretary.
Board of Directors— John Carlisle, L. W. Hasselman, Jos. D. Pattison, Lucien
Hills, David Gibson, Chas. W. Smith, F. P. Rush, John W. Murphy,
J. B. McArthur, James C. Ferguson.
Committee of Arbitration— Jas Skillen, A. E. Vinton, B. Coffin, Charles Glaiier,
George C. Holman.
BRYANT, STRATTON & SPENCER'S
iisriDi-A.isr.A.:pox-.is
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
TE]\II»EJR^?LlVCE HALL,
30 1-2 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
FACUI.TT.
p. It. SPEIVCER, Jr., IPrincipal,
Superintendent of the Course of Instruction, Profepsor of Practical and Ornamental
Penmanship, and Commercial Correspondence.
CYIfcXJS IMC. SI^ITH,
Teacher in the Practical Department, and Instructor in Commercial Arithmetic-
Teacher of the Science of Accounts in Theoretical Uepannieut.
A. C SHOUTHIDGE,
(Supt. of Public Instruction, Indianapolis,) Prof, of Mathematics and Orthography.
J. E. T^ALLICK,
(Division Superintendent Western Union Telegraph Co.;) Superintendent Telegraph
Department.
.T. W. BRA^DLEY,
Teacher of Telegraphing.
OEOKGE K. IfEHItllV, Esq.,
Lecturer on Commercial Law.
CHARLES HEVTITT, Esq.,
Teacher of Comme'cial Law.
Dr. H. < t fVCAItTI]V,
Lecturer on ii .urance.
^a^~I ~"
This Institution forms a new . ,vk in Bryant, Stratton & Co.'s
INTEENATIONAL CHAIIf OK COMMERCIAL COLLEGES.
This is the largest Business College in the State, and its thorough course of busi-
ness training is not surpassed by any institution in the world. Scholarships issued
by this College are good in Forty-Three of Bryant, Stratton & Co.'s Colleges, located
in the leading commercial cities of the United States and Canada. Please call at
College Rooms, or send for Business College Register, published monthly.
SRVANT, STRATTOS $. SPEKCER,
INTRODUCTORY.
In laying before the public our first Director to the people and institutions of
the city of Indianapolis we feel constrained to call attention to the many obstacles
that have interfered with its progress, and to which may be charged any errors or
defects which may have crept into its compilation ; and, also, to point out the im-
portance of the information collected, which renders it of great value. An ex-
amination of this volume will better convey a proper idea of its importance to the
residents of Indianapolis, and the amount of labor necessary to prepare it for the
press, than any particular description of its contents which might be given here-
Attention is called to the following array of facts j
The canvassing for the Director commenced about the first of September last, but,
owing to the re-numbering of the places of business and residences of the citizens,
the entire ground had to be gone over the second time, in order that the work
might correctly give the new system, and we are now able to offer the result in a
volume of over four hundred pages, containing nearly fifteen thousand names, and
nearly five thousand increase over last year, in addition to a full and carefully
arranged Classified Business Directory and an Appendix of the various Societies,
Banks, Churches, Public Buildings, Schools, &c., &c.
To collect this vast amount of information, to arrange it all in systematic order,
put it in type, and publish it in book form, every one must admit is a work of no
inconsiderable amount of labor. In the preparation and compilation of a Directory,
it is necessary to take the information afresh every year, and to make as near a
perfect work as possible, requires the systematic co-operation of a large body of
competent and intelligent hands. Those only who have participated in the labor
can form any adequate idea of the many vexations and perplexities connected with
it, and to which the compilers are subjected. The present volume is entirely original
in its production, the information having all been obtained by actual canvass. The
importance of the work will be readily conceded by all who have occasion to use
it ; and its cheapness must be as manifest as its usefulness, except, perhaps, to those
who imagine it to be their duty to pick out all the little errors they can find, and
exaggerate their importance. It is by this class of people that the many for-
midable and embarrassing obstacles are thrown, and which help to render the work
imperfect. They not only refuse to give the names and necessary information, but
are the first to complain of any inaccuracies that may occur. It would be an almost
endless task to describe the capricious opposition with which we have to contend
in obtaining the information required to make the work as correct as we aim to
make it, or to give a tolerable idea of the ridiculous and annoying criticisms to
which we are afterwards exposed.
The great majority of the community, we are happy to say, obligingly gave to our
canvassers all the information they required. There are, however, some few ex-
ceptions. For instance, Mr. Auchmuty not only refused to give the required
particulars about himself, but positively forbids the insertion of his name and res-
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idence in the Directory. No doubt Mr. A. has very cogeni reasons for wishing to
remain incog., and to keep his whereabouts a profound secret. It is our business
to have his address in the Directory, and if we do not obtain it from him, we must
from some one else. Hence the error, pessibly, in the spelling, or correct business,
or profession to which he belongs.
Mr. Bullen has a similar desire to keep himself out of the Directory — o», at least,
feigns to have — and when the work appears, forgetting his little eccentricity in
denying the anxiously sought information, he boils over with indignation because
his name does not figure in its pages.
Mr. Cowdrey, who fills the useful and honorable position of a clerk, insists on
Saing inserted as '■ a gentlemen ; " and, as might be expected of persons of such
ambitious aspirations, is extremely abusive because he cannot be gratified. But, it
being the object of the Directory to give the sternest facts, and to repress all flights
ef the imagination, Mr. C. has to figure in its pages simply as a clerk, until he can
establish his claim to some other designation
Mr. Durdevant wishes his name inserted in a manner peculiar to himself, and
particularly bothering to every body else. But the Directory being the most dem-
ocratic of all human institutions, Mr. D. must take his place on the dead level with
the whole community, as he cannot distinguish himself by any such device.
Mr. Errower has his little peculiarities, and amiably declines furnishing any in-
formation about himself unless he can be allowed at least half a page to spread
himself in with miscellaneous items about his business. But E.'s economical ideas
of advertising have to be nipped in the bud.
Mr. Flugelhauser is frugal in an opposite direction, and forbids any mention of
his business.
Mr. Ganymede cannot understand what right any one can have to know where
be resides, and will not divulge the fact. He thinks it a piece of impertinence to
publish a Directory at all.
Mr. Holofernes is horrified at the omission of his place of residence, regards it
BS "a perfect outrage," and has no doubt it was done on purpose to annoy him.
Mr. Ignusfatius is slightly insane on the subject of his first name. He objects
vehemently to the insertion of anything more than the initials, because there hap-
pens to be two or three more persons who are called Isaac besides himself.
Mr. Jacoby objects to advertisements in the Directory, and can't see what they
are put in for,
Mr. Kerdusenhouser, contrawise, likes advertisements, and considers them a
pleasant and valuable feature of the work.
Mr. Lilliputian, with the lofty tone of a critic, pronounces the work full of blun-
ders, and, being requested to designate them, is unable to point out even one.
Mr. Mephistophiles, being of a mirthful disposition, gives the canvasser who
calls upon him a direction, which, if followed, would subject us to a libel suit.
Mr. Nondescript, who resides in the city, when called upon at his place of busi-
ness, gives an out-of-town residence, under the delusive idea that he will thereby
escape jury duty and taxation.
Mr. Obaque desires the canvasser to call again, having no time to attend to him,
and the canvasser forgetting to do so, Mr. 0. threatens a suit for damages because
he is left out.
Mr. Pillicoddy lives in a "place" that has no legalized existence. The name of
the street he lives on not being odorous, he wishes to get rid of it without removing,
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and ingeniously calls the street a place, and is indignant because we disregard it
and give the proper name.
Mr. Quintessimal is queer, and thinks it a good joke to impose upon the canvasser
by giving the names of two or three fictitious occupants of his house, that he may
afterwards be "down" on the publication for committing such a blunder.
Mfc Rogueman adopts a very ingenious dodge to keep out of the Directory, Hav-
ing yesterday given his name to the canvasser, he calls to-day to say that he is going
out of town, and wishes to have his name omitted. But the next day the canvasser
learns from his family that he has no idea of removing.
Mr. Socrates stigmatizes the work a humbug, and would not encourage such a
thing by giving his name, etc., for the work.
Mr. Timon lives in a place which is part of a street, but insists on being located
in the place. Now, the names of streets, places or squares, are not happily affairs
of individual taste or caprice, but of legal enactments, and we only recognize legal
designations in giving the residences of citizens.
Mr. Underhand enters our office — a particular personal friend of the publisher —
and, presuming upon that relation, asks to have his name left out of the Directory
to enable him to escape the annoyance of jury duty, etc. Being denied his un-
reasonable request, he makes his exit a declared enemy for life.
Mr. Vixon is violent for a different cause. He goes down to Twenty-first street
to see a person whom the Directory informed him lived on that street, but finds that
he has removed the day before to Stringtown. He stops at our office to "blow" U8
Up for putting him to so much trouble, and to express his utter contempt for people
whe publish a Directory which only serves to mislead.
Mr. Whinglestopper, who, as a general rule, never buys a Directory, thinks the
price altogether too high, and don't hesitate to express publicly his conviction that
"'Taint worth more nor two bits."
Mr. Xavius is naturally a very extraordinary sort of person — takes the trouble
of writing a sarcastic letter of three pages to say that, in his opinion, it is not the
proper way to make a correct Directory purposely to leave out the name of one of
the oldest residents in the city, since his name could easily have been learned by
inquiring at his last place of business. This is a case which requires attending
to, BO we send down to Mr. X. the very canvasser who did inquire for him at his last
place of business without being able to learn anything about him, whereupon the sar-
castic Mr. X. confesses, without any sarcasm at all upon himself, that nobody is to
blame.
Mr, Younglove takes the liberty of calling in person to expostulate on the names
of so many old residents, who lived for years in the same houses, being omitted.
Mr. Y. is informed that the old residents in question probably came a very old
dodge, and gave the canvasser some fictitious names instead of their own. Oh I
ah! indeed! Mr. Y. "shouldn't wonder; " and that reminds him that the joint
tenant of his own house did give the canvasser Mr. Y's name but withheld hia
own, sure enough.
Mr. Zenophon is zealously obliging. He is a member of a firm, the name of
which he can't withhold because it is on the sign; but he positively and resolutely
refuses to furnish any information whatever as to the names of the individuals
which compose it, and defies all creation to compel him to.
These are but a few of the actual annoyances to which the compilers of a Direct-
ory are subjected. And here it may not be inappropriate to say, that the delay in
the publication of this edition of the Director is in part owing to another work
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being published at the same time, and the consequent inability to expedite its
printing as fully as was desirable. But for the future, we can promise that no
such delays will occur.
Yet, in the face of all this opposition, the compiler is happy in the conviction
that the book approximates as nearly to perfection and completeness as it is possible
for any similar work to do. But that this Director is entirely free from errors, we
do not claim. With the many diflBculties that present themselves, as stated else-
where — and that, too, without exaggeration — it would be preposterous to look for
absolute perfection. Without any hesitation, however, we claim that our Director
is the most complete and reliable ever oflFered to the public of Indianapolis.
The whole number of names in the book is 13,440, against 7,860 in the Directory
for 1864, being an increase of 5,580 names, which, multiplied by the usually
accepted average of a family, — 4, — gives the increase in the population at 22,320
souls. The number of names in the book, — 13,440, — by the same process, shows
the population of Indianapolis to be 53,360 souls.
An examination of the advertising pages of the Director will convince the most
skeptical of the importance of Indianapolis as a market. Her merchants have
shown their enterprise, energy and liberality by advertising their business in the
best medium extant, — a Business Directory. Artisans in every branch of mechan-
ical art have also availed themselves of the opportunity aflForded by this book to
call attention to their wares and ask the public to grant them a share of their pat-
ronage ; while Railroads and Insurance Companies are numerously represented in
the same pages, — the one setting forth the facilities they offer to the traveling and
freighting communities in all sections of the country, the other giving the terms
upon which life and property are insured, and exhibiting the capital employed to
pay all the claims that may be brought against them by owners of property who
have suffered losses which are covered by their several policies. We also, in this
connection, take pleasure in calling attention to the unique and superior manner
in which the advertisements of our Director are displayed, and to the handsome
style in which it is bound. Much more might be said of the book and its contents >
but the limited space allotted to the Introductory compels a brevity too great for
the merits of the work.
In this connection we cannot refrain from tendering our thanks to the good citi-
zens generally for the kind manner in which our reporters and canvassers were
received in their search after information and advertisements; but, to the Editors
of the several newspapers, English and German, and other prominent citizens of
Indianapolis, we are under the greatest obligations for the hearty manner in which
they have seconded our efforts to give to the world at large a correct and reliable
resume of the business and history of their city.
In conclusion, we announce to the business public, and to all others interested
in the welfare of Indianapolis, that we design to make our Director one of the per-
manent institutions of the city ; and as we purpose giving each year a more desir-
able and excellent book, not being obliged to contend against the multiplicity of
difficulties thrown in our way this year, we expect to be liberally and heartily sus-
tained in our efforts to advance the interests of the Metropolis of Indiana.
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INDICES
GENERAL INDEX.
Abbreviations 185 , List of Post Offices of Indiana
Busimess Directory 387
City and County Record 105
Dedication 91
General Directory and Names 185
Illustrated Title L front fly leaf
Introductory 93
.162
Names too late for regular insertion. .103
Streets and Avenues in Indianapolis. 135
Tax Payers' Adviser 137
The National Tax Law 143
United States Stamp Duties 140
INDEX TO CITY AND COUNTY REGISTER.
Academies and Schools .107 |
Asylums 125
Banks and Banking Companies., .i... 127
Chamber of Commerce 123
Churches 109
City and County Register 105
City Government 105
Collector of Internal Revenue 133
Councilmen 105
County Officers..... 107
Courts 109
Fire Department 105
Halls and Public Buildings 133
Horse Railroads 131
Incorporated Companies 131
Indiana Sanitary Commission 133
Institutes, Colleges, etc 121
Insurance Companies of Indianapolis. 129
Libraries 123
Miscellaneous 134
Newspapers etc 127
Police Department 105
Post Office Department 125
Public Schools 107
Secret and Benevolent Societies 113
Streets, Avenues and Parks 135
U. S. Assessor of Internal Revenue
Fifth District of Indiana 133
U. S. Marshal 133
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Adams Express Co., Jno. H. Orr, agt 90
Alvord E. B. & Co. grocers, wholesale A front fly leaf
American Express Co., J. Butterfield, agent H front fly leaf
Anderson G. P. insurance agent 126
Atkins E. C. saw manufacturer front fly leaf
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad Railroad department
Atlantic & Mississippi Steamship Co Railroad department
Benham A. M. & Co. music store corner cards in general directory
Bland, Myers & Woodbury, The Home "Visitor 108
Bond J. L. livery and sale stable 392
Brown A., First National Saloon 132
Bryant, Stratton & Spencer, business college 92
Bussey .John, Exchange Billiard Room 106
Butsch V. & Dickson, coal, lime, cement etc 392
Butterfield J. agent, American Express Co. and U. S. Express Co....H front fly leaf
Capital Restaurant, Stephen Mattler 388
Chandler & Taylor, Phoenix Foundry and Machine Works 120
City Shoe Store, Thomas Hunter & Co 106
Commercial Hotel, F. A. Reitz D front fly leaf
INDICES.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, Folsom & Olin, agents 90
Copeland J. W. millinery goods 392
Corn Exchange Insurance Co. Loomis, Newton & Co. agents I front fly leaf
Dabbs W. G. photographic meterials ..C front fly leaf
Davies I. J. photographic gallery 108
De Pauw House, New Albany, Hufl^, Orr & Watson 402
Dixon J. W. dyer and scourer 120
Dunn J. T. & Co. real estate agents 124
East James H. grocer and provisions 120
Elliott, Gadd & Co. dry goods, etc E front fly leaf
Elliott J. Perry, City Art Gallery 118
Equitable Life Assurance Society, G. P. Anderson, agent 126
Evansville & Crawfordsville Railway Railroad department
Exchange Billiard Room 400
Franklin & Pettiford, barbers 132
Gage & Drake, Tremont House, Chicago 142
Greer James, cabinet manufacturer 132
Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co., Omer Newman, State agent
page K, front fly leaf
Hall & Hutchinson, The Daily Herald 385
Haugh B. F. & Co., iron railings, bank vaults, etc 101
Hawn C. R., physician 390
Haynes Philip, confectioner, wholesale 106
Holland T. A. & Co., Publishers ,..Ruilt6ad department
Holland & Scudder, Oriental Hotel 110
Home Insurance Co., Loomis, Newton & Co., agents I, front fly leaf
Howard & Tilford, grocers 388
Huff, Orr & Watson, De Pauw House, New Albany 402
Hunter Thomas & Co., City Shoe Store 106
Indiana Fire Insurance Co., of Indianapolis 97 and 116
Indiana National Bank 132
Indianapolis Daily Evening Gazette, J. H. Jordan .435 and E, front fly leaf
Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago Railroad Railroad department
Indianapolis Railroad Time Table Railroad department
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad Railroad department
James & Peabody, wines and liquors 114
Jeffersonville Railroad Railroad department
Jermain & Brightman, Milwaukee Sentinel 386
Jordan J. H., ladianapolis Evening Gazette 435 and E, front fly leaf
Kahn A., merchant tailor N, front fly leaf
Kilgore John, dentist 118 and 390
Kolb Louis, job turner 1 C, front fly leaf
Lieber H. & Co., mouldings 102
Lindell Hotel, St. Louis Front fly leaf
Little Miami Railroad Railroad department
Loomis, Newton & Co., insurance agents I, front fly leaf
Louisville Journal, Prentice, Henderson & Osborne 386
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Railroad deportment
Love William, real estate agent , N, front fly leaf
Mattis & Carico, carpenters and builders 128
Mattler Stephen, Capitol Restaurant 388
McClain & Guthridge, Pearl Grocery 114
McCord & Wheatley, planing mill and lumberyard 130
Merchants Insurance Co., qf Hartford, Conn., G. P. Anderson, agent 126
Milwaukee Sentinel, Jermain & Brightman 386
Mitchell & Rammelsberg, furniture, wholesale and retail, Cincinnati 128
Morris Fire and Inland Insurance Co., Loomis, Newton & Co., agts...I, front fly leaf
Nickum & Parrott, steam bakers 124
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Railroad department
Oriental Hotel, Holland & Scudder 110
Pearl Grocery, McClain & Guthridge 114
Phoenix Brass Foundry, Steffens & Schneider 128
Phoenix Foundry and Machine Works, Chandler & Taylor 120
Pittsburg, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad Railroad department
Prentice, Henderson & Osborne, Louisville Journal 386
INDICES.
Purdy's Actual Easiness College, Wm. Purdy 112
Pursell A. E, dentist 132
Ray, Mayhew & Co., boots and shoes, wholesale 396
Redmond Thomas, wines and liquors, wholesale 398
Reitz F. A., Commercial Hotel D, front fly leaf
Reyer & Thorns, saddlery hardware, etc., etc. 122
Rhodes John W. physician 122
Rider's Normal Institute of Penmanship 104
Riggs C. M., druggist , 390
Schmidt C. P., lager beer brewer 398
Schmitt & Co., Cincinnati, show case manufacturers 114
Scholtz Louis, merchant tailor B, front fly leaf
Security Life and Annuity Co 412
Sellers & Wood, saddles and harness 394
Shaw B. C, carriage manufacturer 130
Sinker & Co., Western Machine Works 110
Sinnissippi Insurance Co corner cards in General Directory
Smithmyer John L., architect 394 and 128
Spicer B. M. & Co., real estate agents 122
Sponsler & McCreery, china, glass, queensware, etc., etc M, front fly leaf
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co., G. P. Anderson, agt 126
Steffens & Schneider, Phoenix Brass Foundry 128
Strauss M. N. & Co., watches and jewelry 402
Strauss & Ellenbogen, merchant tailors and clothing, retail J, front fly leaf
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Railroad department
The American Horse Insurance Co 394
The Chicago Air Line R. R 134
The Daily Herald, Hall & Hutchinson 385
The Great Pacific Railroad Front fly leaf
The Home Visitor, Bland, Myers & Woodbury 108
Thornly Orion, steam engine manufacturer 118
Traeyser & Robinson, piano manufacturers G, front fly leaf
Tremont House, Gage & Drake 142
Tutewiler Bros., stoves and house furnishing goods 102
United States Express Co., J. Butterfield, agent H, front fly leaf
United States Hotel, Cincinnati Railroad department
United States Hotel, Louisville Railroad department
Valentine W. H. & Co., hoop skirt manufacturers 412
Vanhouten C. W. staple grocer 402
Voegtle & Metzger, stoves and house furnishing goods F, front fly leaf
Walker House, J. J. Walker & Son k 398
Williams & Durbin, fancy groceries 128
Youart J. M., surgeon, oculist and aurist 124
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ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, CORRECTIONS,
AND NAMES TOO LATE FOE EEGXJLAE INSERTION.
ALVEYJ. H. (Donaldson & Alvey), r. Illinois
nr. North
Amberg Charles, traveling agt., Clark & Linn, bds.
Scott House
BAKER SILAS C. with C. H. Buell, 29 W. Pearl,
bet. Illinois and Meridian
Belding G. T. (L. W. Rouee <fc Co.), r. Chicago, Il-
linois
Berry John R. (Berry <fc Salter), r. 3U W. New
York
Berry & Salter (John R. Berry and William H.
Salter, props. The Western Star, 35 E. Market,
Vinton's Block
Blgelow Lafayette, gunsmith, bds. 231 E. Market
Binnamon Henry, elk. r. 24 W. Georgia
Bradley J. Ward (Bryant, Stratton & Co.), bds Bates
House
Brough & Lawton (John W. Brough and Charles A.
Lawton), mfrs. agts. for railway supplies, etc.
16 S. Delaware
Buell C. H. prop. Buel's patent Medicines, 29 W.
Pearl, bet. Illinois and Meridian
CARPENTER P. H. chief elk. District paymas-
ter's office, lll>i E. Washington
Clark S. J. (Clark & Lynn), bds. Scott house
Clark & Lynn (S. J. Clark and W. H. Lynn), props.
Metropolitan soap works, 94 B. Washington
Cox Charles, stoves, tinware, etc. T6 W. Washing-
ton, r. Tl S. Meridian
DE VED ANDREW J. (Edwards, Greenough &
DeVed), Journal Building, Meridian, cor.
Circle
DIRECTORY OFFICE, Edwards, Greenough & De-
Ved, props., Journal Building, Meridian, cor.
Circle
Donaldson & Alvey (C. S. Donaldson and J. H. Al-
vey}, hats, caps, etc. whol. 54 S. Meridian
EDWARDS, GREENOUGH & DE VED (Richard
Edwards, William A. Greenough, jr.and Andrew
J. DeVed), publishers Indianapolis City Direct-
ory, and Directories for St. Louis, Louisville,
Milwaukee, etc. etc. ofiSce Journal Building,
Meridlau, cor. Cirele
FLEMING GEORGE H. ^G. H. Fleming & Co.),
r. 215 W. Ohio
»orsyth L. Cass, Capt. A. Q. M., U. S. A. lll>i E.
Washington, r. 23 E. Ohio
Freedmen's Aid Commission, Jacob Willits secy,
and general agt. office 62 E, Market
GEHRHARDT RUDOLPH, lab. r. 187 E. Wash-
ington
HAMLIN L. H. fc Co. (L. H. Hamlin and G. F. E.
Raschig). real estate brokers, 33>i N. Illinois
Haueisen William (Charles Mayer & Co.)
Hawkins E. boarding house, ws. Pennsylvania, nr.
Washington
Hazelton W. H. law student, Hendricks, Hord &
Hendricks, r. Maryland, bet. Meridian and
Pennsylvania
Hendricks Abram W. (Hendricks, Hord <fc Hen-
dricks), bds. Bates house
Hendricks, Hord & Hendricks (Thomas A. Hen-
dricks, Oscar B. Hord and Abram W. Hen-
dricks), att'ys at law, .ffitna Building, S. Penn-
sylvania
Hendricks Thomas A. (Hendricks, Hord & Hen-
dricks), >^ mile outside corporation, ter. South
East
Hervey J. W. physician, 14T N. Delaware, nr.
Massachusetts av.
Hord Oscar B. (Hendricks, Hord & Hendricks), r.
California, cor. New York
Hume N. elk. J. A. Tarlion, r. 56 N Tennessee .
Hunt Charles T. telegraph opr. r. 294 N. Pennsyl-
vania
INDIANA Military Headquarters, lllK E. Wash-
ington, Brig. Gen. T. Q. Pitcher, commanding
District
JAMES & Peabody (W. W. James and John Pea-
body), wines and liquors, 27 W. Poarl
Johnson Wesley S. moulder, D. Root <t Co. r. 33
Dougherty
KARLE George, boot and shoe maker, r. 82 S.
Delaware
Keeley Henry S. r. 146 N. Winston
f YNN W. H. (Clark & Lynn), bds. Bates honse
M
AYER Charles (Charles Mayer & Co.)
Mayer Charles & Co. (Charles Mayer and William
Haneisen),toys, fancy goods, etc. 29 W.Wash-
ington
McGinness Owen, auction and commission mer-
chant, 39 E. Washington, r. 41 Virginia av.
Metzger Alexander, real estate and war claim
agency, 6 Odd Fellow's Hall, r. 385 N. Penn-
sylvania
Mueller L. K. drugs and medicines, 187 E. Wash-
ington, r. same
EWKIRK George W. elk. Clark & Lynn, bds.
Scott house
N
1) ASSKOPF George, pyrotechnist, r. 121 N. Noble
Ray 0. W. agt. J. A. Tarlton, bds. 74 Ni Pennsyl-
vania
Rikhoflf J. G. (Rikhoff & Bro ), r. Cincinnati
Rikhoff & Bro. (J. G. Rikhoff and H. Rikhoff), wines,
liquors, etc. whol. 77 S. Meridian
Roland Michael, lab. r. 183 High
SINNISSIPI INSURANCE CO. office Vinton's blfc.
opp. P. 0.
rpARLTON J. A. & Co. (J. A. Tarlton and ),
I 22 S. Meridian
TUTEWILER BROTHERS, (John W., Henry W.
and Charles W. Tutewiler), stoves and house
furnishing goods, 230 E. Washington (See adv.)
TTHL Peter, cigar maker, r. 424 E. Vermont
Urey W. B. carpenter, r. 406 S. Tennessee
ERDE Louis H. elk. L. H. Miller, r. 187 E.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Of which there is finished and running 40 miles to Lawrence,
making an all-rail route to that place. At Kansas City it
also makes direct connection, both for passengers and
freight, with steambcat running daily to and from
Leavenworth City.
|^~ This is now the direct route to LEAVENWORTH CITY
and all points in Central and Southern Kansas, as well as South-
ern and Western Missouri, connecting by stage with all the
prominent inland places in both States.
At ST. LOUIS, it connects with railways running to the East,
North and South, and with Steamers for all points on Upper and
Lower Mississippi.
The building of the UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY is pro-
gressing rapidly, and that road will soon be open for travel to
TOPEKA — thus extending the all rail route to that point.
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Vice-Piesident. President.
W. O. LEWIS, T. McKISSOCK,
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fit f ilOE ifOll
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COUNTY OFFICERS — PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
107
6lh Ward— Henry Paul and William J. Wal-
lace.
7th Ward— Hubbard S. Adams and Andrew
Unversaw.
8th Ward— George Demuna and Frederick
Fells.
9th Ward— Jesse T. Murpliy and George
Thomas.
DAY PATROLMEN.
1st Ward— David Powell.
2d Ward— James N. Stevens.
3d Ward— Michael R. Scudder.
4th Ward— William Bietney.
5th Ward — John A. Moore.
6th Ward— Joseph P. Duvall.
7th Ward— Thomas S. Wilson.
8th Ward— Laven M. Russell.
9th Ward— John L. Hanna.
WOOD MEASURERS.
Eastirn Market— L. H. Jameson.
Western Market— John Ford.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Township Trustee— J. M. W. Langsdale.
Justices of the Peace — Wm. Sullivan, Charlee
Fisher, Alexander G. Wallace and Charles Con-
Ion.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Clerk— William Wallace.
Deputy County Clerks— William C. Smock,
Ovid D. Butler and John W. Coons.
Sheriff— William J. H. Robinson.
Deputy Sheriffs— Samuel A. Cramer and Job
Elliott.
Auditor— Jacob T. Wright.
Deputy Auditors — F. W. Hamilton and Edward j and Lorenzo Van Seyoc
M. Wilmington. '
Recorder— William J. Elliott.
Deputy Recorder— William R. Strange.
Treasurer— George F. Meyer.
Deputy Treasurer— Arthur L. Wright.
Surveyor— Oliver W. Voorbis.
Coroner— Garrison W. Allred.
Commissioners— Samuel Moore, George Bruce
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The City Schools are under the general man-
agement of a Board of three Trustees, elected
by the Common Council, viz : Thomas B.
Elliott, W. H. L. Notjle and Clemens Vontiegut.
Mr. Elliott is President and Mr. Noble Treas-
urer of the Board.
Superintendent of Public Schools, and Secre-
tary of the Board, A. C. Shortridge. The office
of the Board of Education is in Vinton's Block,
opposite the Postoffice.
There are nine school buildingi— one in each
ward- and thirty-four teachers, ncludiug the
teachers of music and gymnastics.
The schools are all graded in accordance with
the most approved system of Common Schools,
and in the progress and advancement of pupils,
will bear favorable comparison with the best
schools in the country.
In all, except the High School, the instructors
are young ladies, educated to the profession of
teacliing. This is an anomaly peculiar to Indi-
anapolis. In all other large towns, so far as we
have observed, the Principals of the Grammar
and Intermediaie Schools are men. The success
«f these young women in the management of our
schools has been so decided as to leave no wish
to return to the old system. Their employment
in all grades has ceased to be an experiment.
The Schools are divided into three depart-
ments : Primary, Intermediate and High School,
with four grades in eacli department.
The Boird f>{ Trustees are now building two
new school edifices, one in the eastern and one
in the western par; of the city. They are plan-
ned after the Boston Priiiiary School buildings,
and include all the modern improvements in ven-
tilating, heating, lighting, &c.
These buildings will not cost less than $40,000,
and will accommodate over one thousand pupils.
It is contemplated, as soon as possible, to build
a central High School building, on the site of the
present second ward building ; also, a large
building in the southern part of the city.
Every effort is made by the School Officers to
give efficiency and succesa to the schools, and
our citizens have reasoti to look with pride on
our superior graded system as one of the most
important elements of our present and future
prosperity.
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.
The following is the corps of instructors for
the current year :
Principal of High School— W. L Squire.
Assistant— Miss Ellen S. Fleming.
FIRST WAKD.
School building, cor. of New Jersey and Ver-
mont.
Principal— Mrs. E. D. Kellogg.
C. and D. Grades, Intermediate Department —
Miss Clara Hoyt.
A. and B. Grades, Primary Department— Miss
Helen Gillet
C. and D. Grades, Primary Department— Mrs.
Mary H. Swift.
SECOND WARD.
School building, Delaware, bet. Vermont and
Michigan.
Principal— Miss H. N. Taylor.
C. and D. Grades, Intermediate Department —
Mrs. May S. Waldo.
A. and B. Grades, Primary Department— Miss
Anna E. Muirson,
C. and D. Grades, Primary Department— Miss
Laura Hoyt.
THIRD WARD.
School building, New York, bet. Illinois and
Tennessee*
Principal— Miss Eliza T. Ford.
A. and B. Grades, Primary Department— Misi
Mary Taylor.
C. and D. Grades. Primary Department-MJM
Mary Bradshaw.
FOtniTH WARD.
Old School building. Market, west of West-
New School building, cor. of Michigan and
Blackford.
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COURTS— CHURCHES.
109
* Principal— Miss Clara Walker.
Primary Department — Miss Annie Barbour.
FIFTH WARD.
School building, Maryland, bet. Mississippi
and West.
Principal— Miss Henrie Coljran.
C. and D. Grades, Intermediate Department —
Miss Eliza Cannell.
A. Grade, Primary Department— Miss Mary
Colgan.
B. Grade, Primary Department— Miss Rebecca
Jameson.
•"C. and D. Grades, Primary Department— Miss
N. Cropsey
SIXTH WARD.
School building, Pennsylvania, south of South.
Principal— Miss Fidelia Anderson.
Primary Department — Mias Alice Gray.
SEVENTH WARD.
School building, East, bet. Georgia and Louisi-
ana.
Principal — Miss Hessie Coe.
Primary Department — Mary Perrott.
EIGHTH WARD.
School building, Virginia av. south of South.
Principal — Miss A. B. McVay.
C. iind D. Grades, Intermediate* Department —
Miss Sarah Lebo.
A and B. Grades, Primary Department— Misi
Delia Wentz.
C. and D. Grades, 'Primary Dep ^rtment— Misi
Anna Tyler.
NINTH WARD.
School building, cor. of New York and David-
son. New school building, cor. Vermont and
Davidson.
Principal— Mrs. Mary M. Richardson.
A. and B. Grades, Primary Department— Miss
Mary Marquis.
C. and D. Grades, Primary Department — Miss
Anna Jones.
Teacher of German— Miss Brackenbush.
Music Teacher (for all the Schools)— GeorgeJB.
Loomis.
Teacher of Gymnastics (for all the Schools)—-
Miss Anna McVey.
COURTS.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OP INDI-
ANA.
Terms — Fourth Mondays of May and Novem-
ber.
Judges- Hon. Charles A. Ray. Hon. Jehu T.
Elliott, Hon. James S. Frazer and Hon. Robert
C. Gregory.
Clerk— Laz. Noble.
Reporter — Benjamin Harrison.
Sheriff— Samuel Lamb.
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OP
INDIANA.
Terms of Court -First Tuesdays of May and
November.
Judge— Hon. David Davis.
Associate— Hon. David McDonald (also Dis-
trict Judge).
U. S. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT
OP INDIANA.
Terms of Court — First Tuesdays of May and
November.
Judge— Hon. David McDonald.
Clerk of U. S. Circuit and District Court*—
John D. Howland.
District Attorney — John Hunna.
Deituty'Clerk- James Venable.
Deputy Marshal— I. S. Btgelow.
Land Office Register— Edward Browning.
Commissioners— Edwin A. Davis, John W. Ray
and Ebin W. Kimball.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Court meets— Fourth Mondays in March and
September. Length of Terms— Eight weeki
each.
Judge — Hon. John Coburn.
COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.
Court meets— First Mondays of February,
June aud October.
Length of Terms— Six weeks each.
Judge — Solomon Blair.
CHURCHES.
Baptist.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Northeast cor. of Pennsylvania and New
York.
Erected in 1862.
Pastor — Rev. Henry Day, D. D.
Services (usual hours) morning and evening.
Sabbath School at 2 P. M.
Superintendent— J. R. Osgood.
MISSION CHAPEL.
Corner of Noble and South.
Sabbath School at 9 A. M.
Superintendent— Rev. C. W. Hewes.
MISSION SABBATH SCHOOL.
Corner Maryland and Tennesase, janction Ken-
tucky av.
Servites at 9 A. M.
Superintendent — F. A. W.Davis.
Assistants — J. A. Grosvenor and F. H. Kings-
bury.
Lady Assistant— Mi ss Mini Merrill.
Secretary— E. W. Halford.
Treasurer — Lewis Jordan.
Librarians— Charles Dark, William Boaz and
P. J.Reeves.
Receiving Sfcretary — George M. Jennison.
Trustees— W. H. L. Noble, P. H. Kingsbury,
J. A. Grosvenor, F. A. W. Davis and Lewis Jor-
dan.
AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH.
Missouri, bet. Ohio and New York.
Pjstor- Rev. Moses Bryles.
Hours of services 11 A. M. and 3 P. M.
Sabbath School 9 A. M.
W. HOLLAND. R. M. SCUDDER.
tiim&i atf i&,
73 South Illinois Street,
One Square North of Unioa Depot,
This House has just been
Remodeled and Refitted, and
FURNISHED IN FIRST CIJVSS STYLE.
Strangers and citizens will be well used by calling on
HOLLAND & SCUDDER, Prop's.
E. T. SINKER. DANIEL YANDES. WILLIAM ALLEN.
WESTERN MACHINE WORKS.
SINKER & CO,,
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
Steam Engines and Boilers,
Gircnlar Saw Mills, Mill Gearing, Sheet Iro nWork,
PATENT GOVERNOR?, STEAM GUAGES AND WHISTLES,
Stevens' Celebrated Steam Piston Packing,
And all kinds of BBASS, EXGBE AJTD BOILER FIXTURES,
CASTINGS made to order. Belting, Fire Brick &. Fire Clay for sale.
Manufactory 125 South Penusjlrania Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
I
CHURCHES.
Ill
Catholic.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH.
^' North Bide Georgia, bet. Illinois and Tenaes-
jsec. Erected 1850,
f Pastor— Rev. Augustus Bezsonies.
Assistant — Rev. Francies (Jouesse.
Services 6 A.M. rf A. M. 8^ A. M. lOj A. M.
and 3 P. M.
fiaWjath School 2 P. M.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH.
Soutli side Marylaud. bet. PenQsylvani* aad
Delawaie. Erected 1858.
Pastor— Rev. S. Seigrist.-
Servic-es 8 A. M. 10 A. M. 12 M. and 3 P. SI.
Sabbath School 2J P. M.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH.
,^ Doagherty, nr. Virginia av.
i Pastor— Rev. Joseph Petel.
Services 8 A. M. and 10 A. M.
Sermon in French immediately after the 10 A.
ill. services.
Sunday School 2 P. M.
Christian.
? CHRISTIAN CHAPEL.
/ Located on the sw. cor. of Delaware and Ohio,
I Date of ereetiott 1851.
■i Pastor — Elder 0. A. Burgess.
I Congregational.
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Located on Meridian, nr. ne. cor. Circle.
Date of erection 1858.
Pastor— Rev. N. A. Hyde.
Hours of service 10 1-2 A, M.
Bible Class 2 1-2 P. M. Sunday.
Zipiscopal.
CHRIST'S CHURCH.
Organized August 21, 1837.
Corner stone of the first Church laid May 7,
1838. Church occupiea November 18, 1838.
Rev. J, B. Britton, Rector. Corner stone of the
present stone Church laid June 21, 1859. Church
consecrated for divin« wor.-(hip November 20,
1862. Rev. J. C. Talbot, D. D. Rector.
The present Rector is Rev. J. P. T. lugraham,
D.D.
Wardens — James Morrison and J. B. McChes-
ney.
Vestrymen— Charles Cox, John Love, R. L.
Talbot, J. B. Howland, W. S. Edmonds, W. P.
Bingham and W. T. Gibson.
Services 10:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M.
Sabbath School 2:30 P. M.
GRACE CHURCH.
Corner Pennsylvania and St, Joseph.
Consecrated July, 1865.
Rector— M. V. Averill.
aervices 10:30 A. M. and 4 P. M.
Sunday School 2:30 P.M.
Pews free.
German Bvangelical.
ZION'S CHURCH,
Located ns. Ohio, bet. Meridian and Illinois.
Erected 1842.
Pastor— Her. Quinius.
Hours of divine servico 10:30 A. M aad 7:30
I GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH. I
1 East side New Jersey, bet. Market and Ohio, i
Erected 1853.
Pastor— Rev. J. M. Gomer.
Services 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Sabbath School 2 P. M.
Oerman Reformed. j
FIRST GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH, \
East side Alabama, bet. Market and Washing-
ten.
Erected 1852. ;
Past'ir— Rev. J. H. Eschmeirer. ■
Services 10:30 A. M. and 7 P. M. i
Thursday evenings, Bible instruction. '
SabbathSchool9 A. M.
Jewish Synagogue.
In Judah's Block, ss. Washington, opp. Court
House,
Minister— Rev. J. Wechsler.
Service 9 A. M. Saturday.
Friends' Church.
Southeast cor. Delaware and St. Clair.
Erected 1856.
Ministers— David and Hannah B. Tatum and
Jane Trueblood.
Hours of service 10:30 A. M. Sabbath and 10:Jtt
A, M. Thursdiys.
Sabbath School 9 A. M. .
Lutheran. I
FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERA^
CHURCH.
Corner of Alabama and New York.
Pastor — Rev. J. Kunkelman.
Services 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Sabbath School 2 P. M.
Organised January 2, 1837. Present Chnrok
erected 1854. ,
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. I
Northeast cor. East and Georgia. <
Erected 1861.
Pastor — Rev. Chniies Freke.
Services 10:30 A. M.
Sunday Sohool 2 P. M.
Thursday evening. Prayer Meetings, commeno-
ingat7:30.
Methodist. |
TRINITY CHURCH. I
Northwest cor. Alabama and North. (Now
building).
Pastor— Rev. "VV. J. Vigns.
Hoars of service 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Sunday School 2 P. M.
AS BURY CHAPEL.
West side New Jersey ,bet. Louisiana and Southi
Erected 1850.
Pastor— Rev. P. C. Holliday.
Services 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Sabbath School 2 P. M.
ROBERTS' CHAPEL.
Northeast oor. Pennsylvania and Market,
Erected 1844.
Pastor— Rev. Simon Kinnan.
Hours of service 10 1-2 A. M. and, 7. ]j-»P: Mi
Sunday School 2 P. M.
STRANGE OHAPEL.
East side Tenaeaaee, bet. New York and Ver-
uont.
-^tna Building, N. Pennsylvania Street,
For tie Evocation of Laflies M Geitlemei in all llat
The object of this Institation is to qualify Young Men in a thorongh and practical
manner for the Countiug Room, and business pursuits in general.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
Now introduced in this College is destined to ontriTal all other methods of teaching now
in use, and is founded upon the motto, " Teach yonne: men at school what they will be
required to perform when engaged in the active pursuits of life."
This Institution has arrangements and facilities for giying young men such an
education.
Furdy's MTew System of Theoretical Book-Keeping',
Acknowledged to be the best ever published in this country or Europe, and secured to
him by copy right, fits the student for the actual business department in an almost in-
credible short space of time- In the
ACTUAL BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
Is represented in practice, Wholesale, Retail, Individual, Partnership, Compound Com-
pany Partnership. Jobbing. Forwarding and Commission, Shipping, Manufacturing,
Railroading, Steamboating, Banking, &c. The " College Bank " is a Bank of Issue, and
has a capital of one million dollars, and in it the student is taught the actual duties of
First Teller. Second Teller, Note Teller, Discount Clerk, Book-Keeper, Cashier, and Pres-
ident, as though he was in the actual business world. The currency of the bank affoids
cash capital for the students of the College ; merchandise and other kinds of property
being represented by scrip.
Is Taught by the best Penman in tlie World.
LEOTURES
Will be given upon all subjects pertaining to Business.
Phonographv and Telegraphing
Will be taught in a thorough manner, by competent teachers, to those who desire it, at
extra charge.
TIME OP ENTRANCE.— As there is no class systems, students may enter at any
time, and complete the entire course in from six to twelve weeks, as each student is
taught separately, which much facilitates his progress.
For further information call at the College rooms, or address (with stamp enclosed),
the Principal,
WM. PURDY.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
113
H)
Erected 1852.
Pastor— Kev. James W. Green.
Servicps tO 1-2 A. M. and 7 1-2 P. M.
Sabbath School 2 P. M.
WESLEY CHAPEL. (U.K.),
Southwest cor. Meridian and Circle.
Erected 1827.
Pastor— Rev. W. McK. Hester.
Services 10 1-2 A.M. and 7 1-2 P. M.
Sunday School 2 P. M.
GERMAN M. E. CHURCH.
North side Ohio, bet. New Jersey and East.
Erected 1850.
PaPtor — Rev. A.Loebenstein.
Services 10 1-2 A. M..and 7 P. M.
Sabbath School 9 A.M.
AFRICAN M. E. CHtTRCH.
North Bide Georgia, bet. Miasissipj^i abd Mis-
esonri.
> Pastor— Rev. W. S. Lankford.
' Services 10 1-2 A. M. and 7 1-2 P. M.
Sabbath School 2 P.M.
Fresbjrterian.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Northeast cor. of Market and Circle.
Pastor — Rev. J. Howard Nixon.
Hours of divine service 10 1-2 A. M. and 7 1-2
^P. M.
Sabbath School 2 12 P. M.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Located nw. cor. Circle and Market.
Pastor— Rev. H. A. Eason.
Services 10 1-2 A. M. and 7 1-2 P. M.
Sabbath School 2 P. M.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Northeast cor. Illinois and Ohio.
Erected 1859.
Pastor— Rev. George C. Hcckman.
Services 10 1-2 A. M. and 7 1-2 P. M.
Sabbath School 2 P. M.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
r; Corner Delaware and Market.
•Erected 1858.
Pastor— Rev. Charles H. Marshall.
Services 10 1-2 A. M. and 7 P. M.
WeeKiy Prayer Meeting Thursday evening.
Sabbath School 2 P. M.
FIFTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
East side New Jersey, bet. Washington and
Maryland.
Pastor— Rev. C. E. Kuester.
Services 10 A. M. and 7 1-2 P. M.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
North iide Ohio, bet. Pennsylvania and Delft-
ware.
Erected 1850.
Pastor— Rev. Gilbert Small. |
Services 101-2 A.M. and 7 1-2 P. M. I |
Sabbath School 2 P.M. '^
Universalist.
UNI7ERSALIST CHURJH.
In College Hall, cor. Pennsylvania and Waslj*
iuRton. ;<
Pastor— Rev.. B.F. Foster.
Services 10 1-2 A. M. and 7 1-2 P. M.
Sunday School 2 P. M.
United Brethren.
UNITED BRETHERN CHURCH.
Southeast cor. New Jersey and Ohio.
Erected 1848.
Pastor— Rev. Thomas Evans.
Services 10 1-2 A. M. and 7 1-2 P.M.
Sabbath School 2 P. M.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
IMCasonic.
§ ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE.
. Meets every Wednesday evening, at their Hall,
'Yohn's Building, cor. Meridian and Waahington.
INDIANA CONSISTORY OF S. P. OF E. S-
OFFrCBRS.
Senior Grand Commander- Edwin A. Davis.
V. G. Secretary — Luther Martin.
V. G. Treasurer— J. W. Hess.
INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER OF ROSE CROIX.
OFFICERS.
\ M. W. and P. Master— John Love.
I M. E. S. Warden— T. P. Haughey.
I R. and P. Secretary- Luther Martin.
- &. and P. Treasurer— J. W. Hess.
SAEAIT COUNCIL OF PRINCES OP JERUSA-
LEM.
OFFICERS.
M. B. Grand Master— P. G. C. Hunt.
V. G. Keeper of the Seal-— Luther Martin.
V. G. Treasurer— J. W. Hess.
ADONIEAM GRAND LODGE OP PEBPEC-
TION.
OFFICERS.
T. P. Grand Master— John Caven.
GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT
MASTERS OP THE STATE OP INDIANA.
OPriCERS.
Most Puissant Grand Master— Comp. Eden H.
Drvis, Shelbyville.
Deimty Puissant Grand Master — Comp. Thos.
Newby, Cambridge City.
Thrice Illustrious Grand Master— Comp. Thos.
Pattison, Aurora.
Grand Principal Conductor of the Work —
Comp. Peter H. D. Bandy, Muncie.
Grand Captain of the Guards- Comp. Wm. W.
Austin, Richmond.
Grand Treasurer — Comp. Charles Fisher, tni-
dianapolis.
Grand Recorder— Comp. William Hacker, In-
dianapolis.
Grand Chaplain— Comp. Thomas H. Lynch,
Shelbyville.
Grand Steward and Sentinel— Comp. Abner A.
Wilson, Indianapolis.
The Grand Council of Royal and Select Mas-
ters, «f the State of Indiana, will hold its next
Annual Communication at the Grand Masonic
Hall, in the City of Indianapolis, at 2 o'clock P.
M., on the Tuesday (22d day) preceding the
fourth Monday in May, 1866.
PEARL GROCERY,
No. 26 South Meridian St.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
And eyerything that is to be found in tlie Grocery line.
J8S" Goods delivered to any part of the City free of charge.
WALKEK W. McCLAIN. CHARLES M. GUTHRIDGE.
No. 27 West Pearl Street,
Wholesale Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in
CHAMPAIGNE, SPARKLINS CATAWBA,
Khine, and all Foreign and American Wines.
ALSO SUPERSOR BOTTLED SODA WATER.
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SHOW CASE
WMm stf ss,
66 Main Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
115
GRAND CHAPTER.
OFFICERS.
M. E. Grand High Priest— Comp. Thomas Pat-
tis^n. of Aurora.
R. E. Deputy Grand High Priest— Comp. Thos.
Newhy, of Cambridge City.
R. E. Grand King— Comp. Hugh Hanna, Wa-
bash.
R. E. Grand Scribe— Comp. R. J. Chestnut-
wood, of South Bend.
E. Grand Treasurer— Comp. Charles Fisher, of
•.Shelbyville.
' E. (Jrand Secretary— Comp. William Hacker,
fof Indianapolis.
; Grand Chaplain — Comp. Rev. John Leach, of
New Carlisle.
Grand Captain of the Host— Comp. Joseph
Freeman, of Fort Wayne. ;
Grand Royal Arch Captain — Comp. John W.
Burson, of Muncie..
Grand Guard— Comp. Abner A. Wilson, of In-
dianapolis.
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, of
the State of Indiana, will hold its next Annual
Communication at the Grand Masonic Hall, in
the' City of Indianapolis, at 2 o'clock P. M., on
the Wednesday (23d day) preceding the fourth
Monday in May, 1866.
The next Annual Conclave of the Grand Cora
mandery of Knights Templars of the State of In
diana, will be held at the Grand Masonic Hall
in the City of Indianapolis, at 2 o'clock P. M.
ou the first Tuesday (3d day) of April, 1866.
GRAND COMMANDERY OF KNIGHTS TEM
PLARS.
OFFICERS.
Grand Commander— Sir William Hacker, Shel
byville.
Deputy Grand Commander— Sir Harvey G
Hazelrig!.', Lebanon.
Grand Generalissimo— Sir Thos. Newby, Cam
bridge City.
Grand Captain General— Sir D. P. Whedon
Fort Wayne.
Grand Treasurer— Sir Charles Fisher, Indian
apolis.
Grand Recorder- Sir William Hacker, Shelby
ville.
Grand Prelate— Sir Thomas H. Lynch, Shelby
jville,
Grand Senior Warden — Sir George W. P tr
"New Albany.
Grand Junior Warden — Sir Solomon D. Bay-
less, Fort Wayne.
., Grand Sword Bearer— Sir Lawrence B. Stock
rton, Lufayette.
Grand Standard Bearer— Sir Lewis Bark, Rich
.mond.
: Grand Warden— Sir William W. Clinedenst
'Centreville.
[ Grand Captain of the Guards— Sir Abner A
jWilson, Indianapolis.
i The next Annual Conclave of the Grand Com-
mandery of Knights Templars of the State of In
"diana. will beheld at the Grand Masonic Hall, in
the Citv of Indianapolis, at 2 o'clock P. M., on
the first Tuesday (3d day) of April, 1866.
ADONIRAM GRAND LODGE OP A. AND A.
RITE OF MASONS.
OFFICERS.
■ Election February 3, 1865.
t Thrice Potent Grand Master— John Caven.
i Horam of Tyre Deputy Grand» Master — Wm.
jSullivan.
f. Venerable Senior Gran* Master— John Love.
i Venerable Junior Grand Master — Edmond
*Clark.
Grand Keeper of the Seals— Isaac Hodgson.
Grand Treasurer — James W. Hess.
Grand Secretary— Luther R. Martin,
Grand Orator — Wm. Wallace,
Gnind Master of Ceremonies — Horace W.
Smith.
Grand Captain of the Guards— W. J. H, Robin-
son.
Grand Hospitaller— S. A. Fletcher.
Grand Tyler— Carey C. Reeves.
SARAIT COUNCIL OF PRINCES OF JERUSA-
LEM A. AND S. RITE OF MASONS.
OFFICERS.
Election May 10. 1866. ,
Most Equitable Sovereign Prince Grand Master
— Phineas G. C. Hunt,
J. Grand High Priest and Sub-Deputy Grand
•Master— John C. New.
Most Enlightened Senior Grand Warden— Chas.
A. Rrty.
Most Enlightened Junior Grand Warden — John
Caven.
Valorous Grand Keeper of the Seals— Luther
R. Martin.
Valoroi'.s Grand Treasurer — James W. Hess.
Valorous Grand Master of Ceremonies— W.
Oscar Stone.
Valorous Grand Master of Entrances— Fred. M.
Herron.
Valorous Grand Tyler — Carey C. Reeves.
RAPER COMMANDERY, No. 1.
Stated meetings, fourth Wednesday of each
month.
OPFICERa.
E. C— Ephriam Colestock.
G Levi Gustin.
C. G— W. T. Clark.
Prelate- Wm. Hacker.
Senior Warden— Roger Parry.
Junior Warden— Eli Si Dow.
Treasurer— John C. Brinkmeyer.
Recorder — Charles Fisher,
Warder— Geo. H. Fleming.
Sentinel — Abner A. Wilson.
INDIANAPOLIS COUNCIL, No. 2.
Stated meetings, first Monday in each month.
OFFICERS.
Thrice Illustrious Grand Master— John M.
Bramwell.
Thrice Illustrious Deputy Grand Marshal —
Ephriam Colestock.
P. C. Warden— Francis King. (Deceased.)
C. G.— Winston P. Noble.
Treasurer — John C Brinkmeyer.
Recorder — Charles Fisher.
Sentinel— Abner A. Wilson.
INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER, No. 5.
Stated meetings, 1st Friday in each month, f
OFFICERS.
High Priest— John M. Bramwell.
K Ephvaim Colestock.
S.— John J. Thorp. (Deceased.)
C. H.— Roger Parry.
P. S— W. T. Clark.
B. A. C— Martin Igoe.
Isl V. Grand Master— Byron B. Dye.
2d V. Grand Master— John C. Brinckmeier.
3d V. Grand Master— Francis Farman.
Treasurer— John Reynolds,
Secretary— Charles Fisher,
Guard— Abner A. Wilson.
GRAND LODGE.
GRAND OFFICERS.
Grand Master— M. W. Harvey G, Hazelrigg,
Lebanon.
SEVENTH
OP THE
OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND.,
MADE JULY 1st, 1865,
SHOWING AN
Unimpaired Accumulated and Oash Capital
AMOUNTING TO
Policies issued by this Company for
FIVE & SEVEI^ YE^RS,
O FFI C E
No. 5 Odd Fellows' Hall, up stairs.
This Company insures only Farm Buildings and detached Dwellings with their con-
tents. The only Company in the btate that confines its business exclusively to insurance
of first class property, and the inducements for citizens of Indiana to become members
are unsurpassed by any similir Institution.
J. S. HARVEY,
FREDERICK BAGGS,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
JOHN PETERSON,
O. P. BADGER.
C. C. OLIN.
CHAS. HENLY,
WM. T. GIBSON.
J.S. HARVEY, President.
VErM.T. GIBSON, Secretary.
FREDJBRICK BAGGS, Treasurer.
C. C. OLIN, General Agent.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
117
Deputy Grand Master— R. W. William J. Mil-
lard, Milleraville, (Jamea' Switch PostoflBce).
Senior Grand Warden— R. W. George W. Por-
ter. New Albany.
Junior Grand Warden— R. W. Martin H. Rice,
Plymouth.
Grand Treasurer — R. W. Charles Fiaher, Indi-
anapolis.
Grand Secretary— R. W. William Hacker, Shel-
by ville.
Grand Chaplain— Rev. John Leach, New Car-
lisle.
■ Grand Lectnrer- Bro. Samuel H. Shoaff. Fort
Wayne.
Grand Marshal— Bro. Lyndon A. Smith, Terre
Haute.
Grand Senior Deacon— Bro. George H. Alward.
South Bend.
Grand Junior Deacon— Bro. Benj. L. Smith,
Columbus.
Grand Tyler-Bro. Abner A. Wilson, Indian-
apolis.
The next Annual Communication of the Grand
Lodge will be held at the Grand Masonic Hull, in
the City of Indianapolis, commencing at 2 o'clock
P.M., on the Tuesday next succeeding the fourth
■Monday (29th day) of Mny, 1866.
CENTER LODGE, No. 23.
Stated meetings, ^first Wednesday in each
rntb.
OFFICKRS.
• W. Master— Winston P. Noble.
■ Senior Warden — Byron E. Dye.
1 JuniorWarden- Benj. C. Darrow.
Treasurer- Isaac H. Roll.
Secretary — Charles Fisher.
Senior Deacon— Charles H. Summers.
Junior Deacon— Edwin Lemon.
Tyler— Wm. J. Robinson.
MARION LODGE, No. 3^.
Stated meetings, third Wednesday in each
fonth.
0FFICKB3.
Worthy Maater- Roger Parry.
Senior Warden— Francis Farman.
Junior Warden -John Reynolds.
. Treasurer— James Sulgrove. -
, Secretary — John M. Brarawell.
Senior Deacon — John Ebert,
Junior Deacon— Jacob Klinginsmith, Jr.
, Tyler— Abner A. Wilson.
^ I CAPITAL CITY LODGE, No. 312.
* OFFICERS.
Stated Meeting— First Tuesday in each month.
W.'Master- Aaron D. Ohr.
Senior Warden — Joseph P. Trowbridge.
i Junior Warden— Jacob King.^
Treasurer— Wm. Davis.
Secretary- W. H. Smith.
Senior Deacon— Geo- H. Fleming.
.; Junior Deacon — W. F. McAllister.
• Tyler— R. Ferguson.
^CIENT LANDMARKS LODGE, No. 319, F.
• AND A. M.
' Stated meetings, second Taesday in each
inonth.
I OFFICERS.
* W. Master— John Love.
- Senior Warden— J. W. Hess.
Junior Warden— Edmund C. Clark.
'Sreasurer— J. H. Baldwin.
Secretary— M. H. Halpin.
. Senior Deacon— Geo. S. Warren.
Junior Deacon— Geo. W. Paroell.
Tyler— C. C. Reeves.
INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER A. AND A. RITE
OP MASONS.
OFFICERS.
Election May 10. 1865.
Most Wise and Perfect Master— John Love.
Most Excellent and Perfect Knight Senior War-
den — Thoa. P. Haughey.
Most Excellent and Perfect Knight Junior
Warden— Theodore F. Holland.
Respected and Perfect Knigbt Captain of
Guards^John J. Gates.
Respected and Perfect Knight Master of Cere*
monies — James A. Butterfield.
Respectfdand Perfect Knight Treasurer — L,
R. Martin.
Respected and Perfect Knight Secretary —
James W. Hess.
Grand Tyler-^Carey C. Reeves.
INDIANA CONSISTORY A. AND A. RITE Of
MASONS..
OFFICERS.
Election May 12, 1865.
Illustrious Sovereign Commander-iu-Chief--
EdWin A. Davis.
Illustrious First Lieut. Commander — PhineaA
P. C. Hunt.
Illustrious Second Lieut. Commander— CharloB
A. Ray.
Valorous Minister of State — John Love.
Valorous Grand Chancellor — John Caven.
■ Valorous Grand Secretary— Luther R. Martin.
Valorous Grand Treasurer — Jas. W. Hess.
Valorous Grand Master Architect— Theodore
P. Holland.
Valorous Grand Standard Bearer— George P.
Meyer.
Valorous Grand Sentinel— Samuel Johnson.
Valorous Grand Tyler— Carey C. Reeves.
X. O.of O. F.
GRAND LODGE OF INDIANA.
Grand Lodge of Indiana, L O. 0. F., holds its
semi-annual communications ut Odd Fellows' Hall
in the City of ludianspolis, on the third Tues-
days in May and November of each year.
Stated meetings, third Monday in May and No-
vember*
GRAND OFFICERS.
M. W. Grand Master— T. B. McCarty.
R. W. Deputy Grand Marshal — Joseph A.
Punk.
R. W. Grand Warden— John Caldwell.
. R. W. Grand Secretary — E. H. Barry.
R. W. Grand Treasuier—T. P. Haughey.
Grand Chiiplain— G. W. Curtis.
Grand Maishal— W. W. Irons.
Grand Conductor — E. A. Jones.
Grand Herald— Reuben Roberston.
Grand Guardian — Christopher Toler.
Grand Representative (for two years)— H. I>,
Scott.
Grand Representative (for one year)— W. Mi
French.
CENTRE LODGE, No. 18.
Meets Tuesday of each week.
OFFICERS.
Noble Grand— Willi im Henesley.
Vice Grand— John W. Busket.
Secretary — Samuel Raymond.
Treasurer — H. A. Fletcher.
Per. Secretary— Geo. P. Anderson.
PHILOXENIAN LODGE, No. 44.
Meets Wednesday of each week.
OFFIOBRS.
Noble Grand— M. S. Huey.
ARTISTS' EMPORIUM.
J. PERRY ELLIOTT'S
8 and 10 East Washington St.,
I]VDI^IVAPOL.l!l$, IIVD.
Photog'raph§ copied from old pictures, enlarged to any
size desired, plain or colored in Oil, Water Colors, or
India Ink, in the finest gtyle of the art. Also, a splendid
assortment of
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
Constantly on hand and for sale at least TWENTY PEE
CENT cheaper than they are sold elsewhere in the City of
INDIANAPOLIS, or in INDIANA.
JOHN KILGORE,
Office, 15 Jtti^er's Block,
North Illinois Street, one square north of the Bates House,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Mechanical Dentistry executed with promptness, properly.
ORION THORNLEY,
MANUFACTURER OF
STEAM ENGINES from Three to Five Horse Power,
HOESE POWEES, DEAG SAWS,
Shingle Machines, Lath Cutters, Sugar Mills, Cider Mills, Mor-
ticing Machines, Wood Splitters, Saw Mandrills, Turning
Lathes, Mandrills for Circular Saws for sawing wood.
^^ Repairing done promptly. All letters on business will receive prompt attention. -^£01
Macbine Shop 28 East lioaislana Street, north cide Unioa Railroad track, half
square east of the Unioa Depot, Indianapolis, Ind.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
119
Vice Grand— J. M. Kemper.
Rec. Secretary— John Reynolds.
Per. Secretary— Geo. D. Staats.
Treasurer--J^. 8. Byram.
CAPITAL LODGE, No. l24.
Meets Tuesday of each week.
OFFICERS.
Noble Grand— R. M. Stokes.
Vice Gr.and— W. M. Davis.
Secretary- J. H. Smith.
Per. Secietary- J. F. Wallaek.
Treasurer— R. C Stout.
GERMANIA LODGE, No. 129.
OFFICERS.
Noble Grand— C Rune.
Vice Grand— F. Tboms.
Pecretary — Henry Webber.
Treasurer — Wm. Banse.
Per. Secretary — Tob. Bender.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF L O. O.F.
Holds its semi-annnal meetings at Odd Fel-
lows' Hall, in the City of Indianapolis, on the
third Tuesday in May and November, of each
year.
GRAND OFFICERS.
M. W. Grand Patriarch— F. J. Blair.
M. E. Grand High Priest— Thomas Under-
wood.
Grand Senior Warden— John F. Wallick.
Grand Junior Warden — George H. Brinkmey-
■«r.
Grand Scribe— E. H. Barry.
Grand Treasurer. -T. P. Haughey. ■
Graud Sentinel— Christopher Toler.
Deputy Grand Sentinel— Joseph S. Watson.
Grand Representatives — Cyrus Nutt and Leoni-
das Sextun.
KETROPOLITAN ENCAMPMENT, No. 5.
Ueets Srst and third Mondays ia each month.
OFFICEBS .
Grand Patriarch — John Reynolds.
High Priest— Wm. McCool.
Senior Warden — L. T. Goe.
Junior Warden — J. B. Ryan,
Scribe— J. H. E. Smith.
Treasurer— H. A. Fletcher.
MARION ENCAMPMEJfT, No. 35.
Meets second aud fourth Mondays ia «ach
month.
OFFICERS.
Grand Patriarch— J. B. Keller.
High Priest — Richard Martin.
Senior Warden — Jos. Meyers.
Junior Warden — R. A.CampbelL]
Scribe- E. H Walton.
Treasurer — Johu Wallaek.
TEUTONIA ENCAMPMENT, No. 67.
Grand Patriarch — Charles Lauer.
High Priest -C. Rune.
Senior Warden — C. Heckman.
Junior Warden — J. D. Prioz.
Scribe— P. Lebr.
Treasurer — John Schneider.
Per. Scribe— Tob. Bender.
ons of Temperance.
GRAND DIVISION OF INDIANA.
OFFICERS.
Grand Worthy Patriarch — B. J. Morris.
Grand Worthy Associate— Alfred Stev«ns, of
fjftwrenceburg.
Grand Scribe — L. P. Abbott, of Indianapolis.
GrandTreasurer— J. A. Abbott, of Indianapo-
lis.
Grand Conductor— 0. T. Briggs, of Newport.
Grand Chaplain— R. T. Brown, of Indianapo-
liSi
Giand Sentinel— E. T. Tenny, of Lawrence-
burg.
WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. 10.
Meetings held every week, at Temperanoe
Hall, 24 1-2 W. Washington.
OFFICERS.
Worthy Patriarch— D. F. Richardson.
Worthy Associate — E. L. Alia.
Recording Secretary — J. H. C. Smith.
Assistant Recording Secretary— B. A. Rich-
ardson.
Financial Secretary — ^Thomas Donnell.
Trea>urer — R. Thomas.
Conductor— T. A. Nelson.
As.«istaiit Conductor — Alex. Harbinson.
In.side Sentinel— Fred D. Obert.
Outside Sentinel — Thomas Davis.
Ohaprairi.-Rev. Henry Wright.
Past Worthy Patriarch— E. J. Morris.
LADT OFFICERS.
L. S Miss Robertson.
L. C— Mi.s3 Mary E. Olin.
L. A. 1st C. — Miss Laura B. Davis.
L. A. 2d C — Mrs. H. Hunter.
L. A. 3d C— Fannie Montieth.
Druids.
GERMAN LODGE.
Meets in Judah's Block, opposite Courthouse,
once a week, each Monday.
OFFICERS.
E. E.— C. Grierhauer.
U. E.— Frank Grie.ser.
Secretary — Frank Sundereeke.
Financial Secretary — Frank Damme.
Treasurer— P. Brown.
INDIANAPOLIS ACADEMY OP MEDICINE.
Organieed October 3. 1865.
Occupies rojras in College Hall Building, on
E. Washington.
Regular meetings, first and third Tuesday ev-
enings of each month, at 7 1-2 P. M.
OFFICERS.
President— Dr. T. B. Harvey,
Vice-President— Dr. J. H. Woodburn.
Secretary— Dr. W. W. Woollen.
Treasurer— Dr. W. B. Fletcher.
YOUNG MEN'S LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Third story, Hubbard's Block, nw. cor. Meri-
dian and Washington.
Organized January, 1864.
Open to strangers every day and evening, SnO'
days excepted.
OFFICERS.
President — John Caven.
Vice-Presidents— Abraham C. Shortridge.
Treasurer— David M. Taylor.
Secretary— Barton D. Jones.
TURNERS' SOCIETY.
Meets every Saturday, at Miller's Hall, South
Delaware.
Place of Practice, German Free School Yard,
on Maryland, bet. Delaware and Alabama.
OFFICERS.
President — F. Erdelmeyer.
Vice-President— W. Kugleman.
Phoenix Foundry & Machine Works.
No. 370 West Washington St., Indianapolis.
Are prepared to execute with
dispatch all orders for ITIa«
chinery, Castiuss, ZniU
Gearing, Cane Mills,
Shafting, Drag- Saw
maclilues, and repair of
Steam Engines, &c.
Their Drag Saw Ma-
cliine (see cut) is one cf the
Ter^- best applications «i power
to cross cutting logs.
Their Cane Mill is effec
t've and substantial. It is fullj
warranted.
No. 370 West Wasliington Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
WE LIVE TO DYE AND DYE TO LIVE.
JAMES W. DIXON
Can still be found at Ms StLOp,
,NO. 32 NORTH MISSOURI,
West of Canal, bet. Washington and Market Streets.
4^ I wish it distinctly understood that I hare no connection with any other honse in the City.
COLORING AND CLEANING
Done of every description.
LOOK OUT FOR THE UNION DYE HOUSE.
JAMES H. EAST,
(Successor to G. B. Wilgas),
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS.
^^ All goods deliyered promptly and free of cosk.
No. 94 N. Illinois, comer Ohio.
INSTITUTES, COLLEGES, ETC., ETC.
121
Secretary— John Block.
Corresponding Secretary — M. Moesh.
Turnervarths — F. Staffensand M. Maeke.
Treasarer— John F. Meyer.
CABINET MAKERS' UNION,
Office, No. 121 E. Washington.
Organized December 6, 1862. ,
OFFICERS.
President — John Herrmann.
Secretary— Gustav Stark.
Treasurer — "Valentine Schlotzhauer.
Trustees — John Herrmann, Gustav Stark and
■Valentine Schlotzhauer.
Directors — Henry Bauer. Jacob Deikert, Geo.
A. Aibrecht, WilliaiH Aufderhaide and Gustay
Herrmann.
INDIANAPOLIS MAENNBRCHER GERMAN
SOCIETY.
Meets at Miller's Hall, S. Delaware.
OFFICERS.
President— Charles Coulon.
Vice Presidents — Kothe Seeretair and Leon
Haller.
Treasurer — Charles Fruee,
Librarian — R. Bannersheidt.
Musical Director— A. Kantman,
INDIANAPOLIS ORDER OF HARIGARIE,
Meets Tuesday and Wednesday of each week
in Judah's Block, opposite Court House.
OFFICERS.
O.B— Herman Richter.
U. B. — Joseph Gardner.
Ist Secretary — Prank Sonderegger.
2d Secretary— William Dietrick.
Treasurer — William Richter.
I. 0. BRITH ABRAHAM.
Meets every Tuesday evening.
OFPICERS.
Elder— S. Levien.
Vice-Elder— C. Saloman.
Secretary — M. Saloman. .
Treasurer — A. Massler.
I. O. Benia Berith.
ABRAHAM LODGE, No. 58.
Meets every Sunday evening, in Wood's Build-
ing, E. Washington.
OFFICERS.
President — J. Mitchel.
Vice-President— H. Bamberger.
Secretary— J. G^ Joseph.
Treasurer— A.
INDIANAPOLIS HEBREW BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.
Meets at the Vestry Room of the Synagogue.
OFFICERS.
President — Jos. Kohn.
Vice-President— Jos. Meyer.
Secretary— Samuel Bornstein.
Treasurer — D. S. Benson.
YOUNG MEN'S BACHELOR'S ASSOCIATION.
Regular meetings Sunday morning.s. Meets on
Washingtoa, bet. New Jersey and East sts., over
Smelser*s Drug Store,
OFFICERS.
Grand Vizier — J. G. Joseph.
Vice Grand Vizier— Jacob Trost.
Secretary— Isaac S. Straus.
Treasuier — M. Griesheimer.
INSTITUTES, COLLEGES, ETC., ETC.
INDIANAPOLIS FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Pounded 1859.
Located cor. Pennsylvania and Michigan,
embracing grounds of an acre and a half. The
buildings aie all nearly new. giving accommoda-
tions for 150 boarding puoils.and 200 day pnpih.
Students in attendance last year 286. The Fac-
ulty consists of fifteen instructor.^.
OFFICERS.
President of the Institute— C. W. Hewes.
President of the Board of Trustees— Rev. H.
Day, D. D.
Secretary— E. C. Atkins.
TRUSTEES.
President— Rev. Henry Day, D. D., Indianapo-
lie.
Secretary— E. C. Atkins, Indianapolis.
Treasurer — J. R. Osgood, Indianapolis.
Rev. M. G. Clarke, Chicago, 111. ; Rev. E. W.
Clark, Indianapolis ; James T. Dunn, Indianapo
lis; Rev. L. M. Whitmore. Indianapolis ; H. C.
Banna, Indianapolis ; E. J. Foster, Indianapolis.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
President— Rev. C. W. Hewes, A. M., and Pro-
fessor of Natural, Mental and Moral Philosophy.
Professor of the Greek and German Languages
—Rev. S. K. Hoshour, A. M.
Professor of the French Language — Mons.
Gerard Many.
8
Teacher of Mathematics, English Literature
Latin, etc. — Miss Marie Crawford.
Teacher of Logic, Mathematics, Physioloffv
etc.— Miss Emma D. Wood. ^'
Prini;ipal of the Preparatory Department-
Miss M. E. Grafton.
As.<istiint Principal in Preparatory Depart-
ment — Miss Ro.sa Adams.
Teacher of Piano, Voice, etc Miss J. Roedta
Teacher of Piano, Guitar, Harp, etc Miss
Carrie Horton.
Assistant Teacher of Piano, etc Miss Wassel-
hrteit.
Teacher of Painting, Drawing, Needle-work
etc-.^Miss S. S. Starling. '
Professor of Vocal Music— Charles Hess.
Professor of the Spencerian system of Penman-
.ship— Piatt R. Spencer, Jr.
INDIANA FEMALE COLLEGE.
Situated on the cor. of Meridian and New
York. The buildmg affords accommodations
for 50 boarding and 150 day pupils.
OFFICERS.
President- W. H. De Motte, A. M.
President of Board of Trustees— Wm. Hana-
man.
Secretary— J. C. Yohn.
THE AMES INSTITUTE
Was organized In September, 1860, ander th«
auspices of the young men of the Methodist
^i^wM & wm§mM
3U0CE33UR* TO
JOHN C. HERETH
No. 109 E. Washington Street, a
(Opposite the Court House,)
INDIANAPOLIS, IND
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Saddlery Hardware
AND HAR3SIESS TRIiVlfVIINGS,
Also, manufacture extensively
SA.DDLES, H^RIsrESS,
B. M. SPICER & CO.,
ml M^Mt M%m%
ISo. 34J ^SV. TV^asliing-toji St.,
BErWEEN ILLINOIS AITO MERIDIAN,
DR. JOHN W. RHODES,
office: :
No. 249 M.W. Corner Miclipn and West Streets.
Give the Doctor a call. By his untiring industry he
has built up a fair practice, laboring under incumbrances; pe-
cuniarilv, that few young Physicians have to overcome.
Episcopal Church in this city. Its object has
been to disseminate religion among its own
members, and to bring those who are out of the
church under the influence of the same. They
now have employed a City Missionary, who is
supported by the several Methodist Conferences
of Indiana. Thus far the Institute has three Mis-
sion Sabbath Schools under their direction. They
also contemplate organizing several more in
neglected portions of the city. They have a li-
brary of nearly 500 volumes, to which any re-
sponsible party can have access.
Their meetings are held in their room in Rob-
ert's Chapel.
OFFICERS.
President—J. H. V. Smith.
Vice-President— Wm. Moffitt.
Recording Secretary— Leander Munhall.
Treasurer — Wm. West.
Corresponding Secretary — C. W. Brown.
Librarian — T. A. Stoan.
CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY.
Located near corporate limits, northeast part
of the city.
The Law School opens this year, the first Mon-
day in December.
The College, proper, was opened in Novem-
ber, 1855 ; the Preparatory Department was
taught a year before.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
President- Elijah Goodwin, Indianapolis.
Secretary — W. W. Bowling, Indianapolis.
Treasurer— Elijah Goodwin, Indianapolis.
Treasurer of the Institution — Allen R. Benton,
Indianapolis.
Board — Ovid Butler, Indianapolis ; Love H.
Jameson, Indianapolii ; William Wallace, Indi-
anapolis; John B. New, Indianapoiis; Elijah
Goodwin, Indianapolis; 0. A. Burgess, Indianap-
olis; J. M. Tilford. Indianapolis; J. L.Martin,
Martinsburg; Jeremiah Smith, Winchester; N.
Marsteller, Lafayette; E. W. Knapp. Queens-
ville; J. M. Mathes, Bedford; Woodson W.
Thrasher, Groves P. 0.; Benj. F. Reeve, Rush
County; George Campbell, Groves P. O.; P. M.
Parks, Martinsville; Ambrose D. Hamrick, Put-
nam County ; W. S. Miijor, Indianapolis; H. St,
John Van Dake, Lebanon; A. I. Hobbs, Kokomo;
A. B. Cole, Noblesville.
FACULTY.
President, and Professor of Ethics and Greek—
A. R. Benton, A. M.
Secretary of Faculty — R. T. Brown.
Professor of Litin and Modern Languages — S.
K. Hoshour, A. M.
Professor of Natural Science— R. T. Brown, A.
M.. M. D.
Professor of Mathematics — W. M. Thrasher,
A.M.
Professor in Preparatory and English Depart-
ment — W. W. Bowling.
Professors in Law Bepartment — Hon. David
McBonild, Hon. Charles A. Ray and Hon. Albert
Porter.
PURDY'S ACTJJAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
jEtna Building, Pennsylvania, nr. the Post
OflBce.
OFFICERS.
President — Wm. Purdy.
Principal — John E. Redford.
Assistant Teacher — Benjamin F. Kuhns.
Professor of Penmanship — Wm. A. Drew.
GREGORY & MUMFORB'S NATIONAL BUSI-
NESS ANB TELEGRAPH COLLEGE.
No. 24 1-2 E. Washington.
U. Gregor> and J. C. Mamford, Proprietors.
INSTITUTES, COLLEGES, ETC., ETa ^ ^t. rjy^M m 123
RIDER'S NORMAL INSTITUTE OF PENMAN-
SHIP.
College Hall, cor. Meridian and Pennsylvania.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Located in rear of Church; under charge of
T. H. Wannemacher.
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Under charge of the Sisters of St. Francis
Seraph.
ST. MARY'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
Located on Smith, in rear of Church. Con-
ducted by the Sisters of St. Francis Seraph.
chambe:i of commerce.
Pennsylvania, opposite Postoffice.
Open from 2 to 4 o'clock P. M.
OFFICERS.
President— T B. Elliott.
Secretary — J. Barnard.
1st Vice-President -S. V. B. Noel.
2d Vice-President — Thos. Kinzau.
3d Vice-President— E. B. Alvord.
Board of Birectors — John Carlisle, Jos. D.
Pattison, John C. Wright, Thomas Jordan, John
W. Murphy, L. W. Hasselman, Lucien Hills, P.
P. Rush, J. B. McArthur and James C. Fergu-
son.
Board of Arbitrators — J. H. Crossland, A. B.
Vinton, Robt. Browning, Chas. Glazier and Geo.
C. Holman.
Board of Appeals — Peter C. Lawyer, George
P. Evans, John M. Caldwell, W. P. Gallup and
Stephen Coffin.
STATE LIBRARY.
Located in the State House.
The Library consists of twenty-four thousand
volumes of Historical, Law and Miscellaneooa
works.
Librarian— Rev. B. P. Foster.
COUNTY LIBRARY.
Located in Court House, up stairs.
Librarian — John W. Hamilton.
TOWNSHIP LIBRARY.
Located in Court House, up stairs.
Librarian — J. M. W. Langsdale.
INDIANA STATE BOARB OF AGRICULTURE.
Organized May 27, 1851.
Office, No. 4 Hubbard's Block.
OFFICERS.
President — Major Stearns Fisher.
General Superintendent — J. A. Grosvenor.
MEMBERS OF THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTUBB.
1st Bistrict— E. T. Cox, New Harmony.
2d Bistrict— Hon. J. B. Williams, Pond Cr ek
Mills.
3d Bistrict— John C. Shoemaker, Rome.
4th Bistrict— Major John McCrea, Blooming,
ton.
5th Bistrict — Professor S. H. Thompson, Han*
over.
6th Bistrict — B. E. Reese, Lawrencebuig.
7th Bistrict— J. A. Grosvenor. Indianapolis.
8th Bistrict— W. C. Bbnaldson, Montezuma.
9th Bistrict — Hon. A. D. Hamrick, Manhattan.
10th District— J. M. Garr, Richmond.
11th District— Br. J. C. Helm, Muncie.
12th Bistrict — Joseph Poole, Attica.
13th District— Major Stearns Fisher, Wabash.
14th District— A. J. Holmes, Rochester.
IStb District— John Sutherland. Laporte.
J. R. NIUKUM. HORACE PARROTT.
NICKUM & PARROTT'S
UNION STEAM BAKERY,
No. 17 Nortli Pennsylvania Street,
ll\DIA]^APOLlS, IWD.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of
CKACKEKS, CAKES and BREAD.
^^^ Liberal discount made to the Trade.
J. IVI. YOUART, IVl. D.,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
No. 88 East Market Street,
Residence: No. 416 Nortb PennsylTania Street.
INDIANAPOLIS, INI).
DR. YOVART devotes his attention wholly to
Diseases of the ETE and EAR, and all Chronic
Diseases, as ivell as those peculiar f o Females.
1. 1. wwmm ft it.,
AND NOTARIES PUBLIC,
Office - - No. 10 North PennsylTania Street,
Opposite Odd Fellows' Hall.
POST OFFICE BOX 300.
ASYLUMS, ETC. — POST OFriCE.
125
16th District— Dr. George W. McConnell. An-
gola.
DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENTS.
Horses— T. Mitchel. Rushville.
Hogs and Cattle— Norman S. Brow, Attita.
Floral Hall— H. J. Rudisill, Fort Wayne.
Fine Art Hall— R. S. Taylor. Fort Wayne.
Mechanics Hall— A. R. Whistler, Peru.
Farm Product Hall — O. M. Hollister, Muncie.
Carriages atd Cabinet Ware Hall— W. C.
Weicht, Angola.
OFFICERS FOR 1865.
President — Major Stearns Fisher, Wabash.
General Superintendent — J. A. Grosvenor,
Marion.
Treasurer — Carlos Dickson, Marion.
Secretary— W. H. Loomis, Marion.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Major Stearns Fisher, Hon. A. D.Hamrick,
Dr. George W. McConnel, Dr. J. C. Helm.
ASYLUMS, ETC.
Asylum for the insane.
Located one and one half miles west of the
corporate limits, on the National Roai^ under the
direction of the State Legislature.
ASYLUM FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE
DEAF AND DUMB.
Located one half mile east of the corporation
line, under the direction of the State Legislature.
ASYLUM FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE
BLIND.
Located on North, bet. Meridian and Pennsyl-
vania, under the direction of the State Legisla-
ture.
ORPHANS' ASYLUM.
Located on Tennessee, three squares north of
the corporation line.
CROWN HILL CEMETERY.
CityofiScews. li. Market.
Situated on Michigan Road and Gravel Road ,
two miles northwest of city.
0FFICEK3.
President— James M. Ray.
Treasurer — L. A. Fletcher.
Secretary— Theodore P. Haughey.
Assistant Secretary — George P. Anderson.
Superintendent— Fred. W. Chislett.
Managers— James Blake, Theo. P. Haughey,
John C. Nevv, Nich. McCarty, L. A. Fletcher, Jr.,
Thomas A. Morris and James M. Ray.
CITY CEMETERY.
Kentucky av. nr. corporate limits.
CATHOLIC HOSPITAL.
Kept by the Sifters of Providence.
Located ws. Illinois, bet. Merrill and Nor-
wood.
POST OFFICE.
Postmaster— A. H. Conner.
Assistant Postmaster- John P. Wood.
Cashier and Money Order Clerk— Samuel E.
Frazee.
Local Mail Agent — Truman Way.
Mail Messenger— Levi Weller.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Mails close as follows :
CENTRAL RAILRAOD.
For Washington and Baltimore, and distribu-
tion twice daily, Sundays excepted, 7.10 P.M.
and 12 P.M.
Wheeling, Columbus and Richmond, 12 P. M ,
Mails for Virginia. North C.iiolina, South Car-
olina and Fl rida, are forwarded by this route.
Way mail once daily, Sundays excepted, 12
P.M.
BELLEFONTAINE RAILROAD.
For New York, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Hart
ford, Buffalo, Cleveland, Boston, Portland, Alba-
ny, and distribution twice daily, Sundays except-
ed, 7.30 P.M. and 12 P. M.
Way mail once daily. Sundays excepted, 12
P.M.
JEPFERSONVILLE RAILROAD.
For Louisville, and distribution, twice daily,
Sundays excepted, 8.30 A. M. and 9.30 P. M.
For Nashville and distribution once daily, 8.30
A. M.
Way mail once daily, Sundays excepted, 8.30
A. M.
PERU RAIS-ROAD.
For Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Dubu-
que, twice daily, Sundays exc pted, 11.30 A. M.
and 9.30 P. M.
Toledo, once daily, 10.30 A. M.
Way mail once daily, 11.30 A. M.
LAFAYETTE RAILROAD.
For Detroit, Springfield, Lafayette, and distii-
bution daily, Sundays excepted. 11.30 A. M.and
9.30 P. M.
Way mail once daily, 11.30 A. M.
TERRE HAUTE RAILROAD.
For Terre Haute and St. Louis, twice daily,
Sundays excepted, 11.30 A. M. and 9.30 P. M.
For New Orleans, Memphis, Cairo, Evansville,
Vincennes and Terre Haute and Alton wny mail,
once daily, Sundays excepted, 11.30 A. M.
Mails for Texas, Missis.-^ippi and Arkansas are
forwarded by this route.
For Terre" Haute and Rockville, way 11.30
A.M.
For North Gieencastle, 2.30 P. M.
For South Greencastle, 12 P. M.
Way mail once daily, Sundays excepted, 2.30
P. M.
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
Cincinnati and distribution twice daily, Sun-
days excepted, 10 A. M. and 7.10 P. M.
Way mail, once daily, 10 A. M.
MADISON RAILROAD.
Madison and way mail, once daily, 2.30 P. M.
IHl lOOITlBlE LlfE ISSIimilCE MM
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Capital and Assets, Jan. 1, '66, $1,017,977.19.
WM. C. ALEXANDEE, PresideDt,
HENRY B. HYDE, Yice President,
GEORGE W. PHILLIPS, Actuary.
GEO. P. ANDERSON, Agent,
No. 8 Blackford Building, cor. Washington & Meridian Sts.,
IWDIAWAPOLIS.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Ofiaoe, OtLarter Oak Building.
Cash Capital, -..--.. $200,000.00-
Wet Surplus, January 1, 1865, - " $120,231.34.
DIR-ECTORS.
HoMEB Blanchard, of H. Blanchard & Co.
Richard P. Hubbard, State Attorney.
M. M. Merriman. Merchant.
i?ARK Howarb.
•Tamks Bolter, Tasbier Hartford Bank.
E. Roberts, ol Kenneys, Roberts & Gi odwin.
TiMOTHT .'^HBLDON, Contractor and Builder.
.lAiMES P. FoSTEE, Pres t Mech's Savings Bank.
W. H. D. Callendsr, Cashier State Bank.
Elijah H. Owens, of Owens, Day & Root.
William L. Collins, of Collins Brothers & Co.
Wm. H. Lee, of Lee, Bliss & Co.. New York.
Daniel F. Seymour, of Griswold, Seymour & Co.
Charles Whitb, Merchant.
Hiram Bissell, President Board Wat«r Commissioners.
THOS. LOBDElili, Sec'y. MARK HOWAKD, Pres't.
GEO. P. ANDERSON, Ag't, Indianapolis, Ind.
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Sprin^eld., Is/^suss.
CASH CAPITAl7"~ $300,000.00.
o
E. FREEMAN, PreS't. WM. CONNOR, Jr., Sec'j.
GEO. P. ANDERSON, AGENT,
No. 8 Blackford's Building, S. E. cor. Washington & Meridian Streets.
IWDIAWAPOLIS.
NEWSPAPERS, ETC. — BANKS AND BANKING CO.S.
127
Mails for Carrsville, Davisville, Sugar Creek
and Kinder, every Friday; olosea Thursday, 12
P.M.
Mails for Waverly, Glenn'8 Valley, Brooklyn,
Centreton and Martinsville, daily, closes at 12
P.M.
Mails for Jamestown, Clermont, New Eliza-
beth and Pillsboro, twice a week, Tuesday and
Friday, closes Monday and Thursday at 12 P. M.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.
W. W. Butterfield, Meteorological Reporter to
the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C,
r. No. 382 East.
NEWSPAPERS, ETC.
THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY JOURNAL.
Published daily and weekly by Douglass &
Conner, cor. Circle and Meridian.
Terras— Per year, daily, $12; weekly $2.50.
DAILY EVENING GAZETTE.
Published daily and weekly by J. H. Jordon,
editor and proprietor. Office, 22 and 24 s. Meri-
dian.
Terms— Daily, per week. 20 cts.; to agents and
newsdealers, per copy. 3 cts.; weekly, per copy,
one year in Advance, $2; daily, three months in
advance, $2.25.
THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY HERALD.
Published daily and weekly hy the proprietova.
Hall & Hutchinson. Office, 16 1-2 E. Washing-
ton.
Terms — Daily, per year, $9; daily, per month,
90 cts.; delivered by carriers, per week, 20 c*s.;
weekly, per year, in advance, $2.
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH.
Pnblished every morning (Mondays excepted)
by the Telegraph Company, at No. 13 W. Mary-
land.
Terms — For regular subscribers, when d liver-
€d by carrier or agent, per week, 20 cts.; by
mail, three months, payable in advance, $2.50;
by mail, six months, payable in advance, $5; by
mail, per year, in advance, $10.
INDIANA VOLKSBLATT.
Published weekly, by the proprietor, Julius
Boetticher, No. 164 E. Washington.
Terms— Weekly, $2.50.
HOME VISITOR.
Published weekly, fby Bland, Meyers & Wood
bury. Office, 38 1-2 North Illinois.
Terms— Per year, $2.50.
CHRISTIAN TIMES AND WITNESS.
Published weekly, by Church & Goodman, of
Chicago, 111.
Indiana office, Journal Building, cor. Mendiaa
and Circle.
Terms— In advance, $2.50; clubs, from $1.75
to $2, each subscriber.
E. W. Clark, Indiana editor.
CHRISTIAN RECORD.
Published every Saturday. Devoted to th«
cause of primitive Christianity.
Office, in Journal Building.
Terms— $2.50 ^er annum.
Elijah Goodwu^editor and proprietor.
CHRISTIAN MONITOR.
A Ladies' Monthly Magazine, edited and pub-
lished by Mrs. M. M. B. Goodwin.
Office, in Journal Building.
Terms — Per annum $1.
INDIANA SCHOOL JOURNAL.
Published monthly, by Parsons, Macauly & Co.
No. 13 W. Maryland.
Geo. W. Hoss, Superintendent of Public In
struction , editor-in-chief.
Terms — In advance, $1.50.
BANKS AND BANKING COMPANIES.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP INDIANAPO-
LIS— U. S. DEPOSITORY.
Southeast cor. Washington and Meridian.
Authorized capital $1,000,000
Paid in 500,000
OFFICERS.
President— Wm. H. English.
Ca.shier — John C.New.
Assistant Cashier — Lewis Jordan.
Teller— Hervey BUes.
Ist Bookkeeper — A. Baldwin.
2d Bookkeeper— ,N. S. Greene.
Messenger — Willie English.
INDIANA NATIONAL RANK.
Office, No. 19 N. Meridian.
Present paid capital $400,000
OFFICERS.
President— George Tousey.
Cashier— D.E.Snyder.
THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK.
Financial agent and designated depository of
the United Stites.
Office, corner room. Odd Fellows Hall.
Authorized capital $1,000,000
Ca.sh capital paid in 500,000
officers'.
President — Theodore P. Haugbey.
Cashier— A. P. Williams.
Assistant Ca-hier — Henry Latham.
Director.?— Calvin Fletcher, Sr., S. A. Fletcher,
Sr.. P. W. Churchman, Thomas ^harpe and Theo.
P. Haugbey.
This bank has, in addition to their capital of
$500,000, a surplus fund of $40,000.
MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK OP INDl-
APOLIS.
No. 23 N. Meridian, Journal Building.
Capital paid up $100,000
PH(ENIX BRASS FOUNDRY,
I^TO. S6 Tjnsrioisr i^. :r. rcTiJ^GJs:,
(HALF SQUARE EAST OF UNION DEPOT,)
MANUFACTURERS OF SELLS, STEAM WHISTLES,
And all kinds of Gas, Steam and Gua^e Cocks.
Also all kinds of BRASS CASTINGS for Machine Work, etc.
STEAM GUAGES kept constantly on hand.
11^^ All Orders promptly attended to.
STEFFENS & SCHNEIDER.
G. B. MATTIS. J. L. CARICO.
MATTIS & CARICO,
Carpenters & Builders,
wo. 44 ke:\tucky avenue,
I3Sr3DI.Au3Sr.A.:POIL.IS-
Special attention paid to the fitting up of Stores, and
all kinds of Jobbing done with dispatch.
MITCHELL & EAMMELSBEEG,
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
FURNITURE
No. 99 West Fourth Street,
(next to post office,) CINCINNATI.
J^~ Factory, Corner Jobn and Second Streets, .^^i
ji A. T. WILLIAMS. D. S. DURBIN.
WILLIilS it OURilM,
13-EAL l-IiiS IN
Fancy & Staple Groceries,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, NOTIONS, ETC.
No. 523 Illinois, Cor. First St.,
The highest GASH PEIOE PAID FOR PEODUCE. Goods
delivered free of charge. |^°° Terms Cash.
INSUEANCE COMPANIES.
129
OFFICERS.
President— Henry Scbnull.
Cashier— V. T. Malott.
Directors— David Macy, Asffust Schnoll, Alex.
Metzger, Henry SchnuU and V. T. Malott.
CITIZENS' NATIONAl, BANK OF INDIANAP-
OLIS.
No. 3 W. Washington.
Capital $300,000
OFFICERS.
President — Isaiah Mansur.
Cashier — Joeepe R. Haugh.
Teller-C. B. Holmes.
Bookkeeper— James W. Morris.
Directors — I. Mansur, J. R. Haugh, John Thom-
as, Nicholas McCarty, James Sulgrove, William
Mansur, W. C. Holmes, J. H. Vajen, and J. H.
Baldwin.
BANK OF THE STATE OP INDIANA.
Corner of Kentucky av. and Illinois.
OFFICERS.
President — James M. Ray.
Cashier — Joseph A. Moore.
Clerk— K. H. Boland.
This bank has twenty branches,, several of
which have closed, and organized as l^ational
Banks, and others are preparing to do the same.
BRANCH OP THE BANK OF THE STATE OF
INDIANA.
Northeast cor. of Washington and Meridian.
OPPICEBS.
President— Oliver Tousey.
Vice-President — George Tousey.
Cashier— D. M. Taylor.
Teller— J. M. Nichol.
SINKING FUND.
Corner of Pennsylvania and Virginia av.
OFFICERS.
President— W. H. Talbott.
Cferk — John S. Takington.
Assistant Clerk— N. Hayden.
Receiver— L. G- Hay.
S. A. FLETCHER & CO.
Bankers, (Successors to S. A. Fletcher).
OFFICERS.
S. A. Fletcher, Jr.
P. M. Churchman.
INDIANA BANKING COMPANY.
Corner Washington and Virginia av.
OFFICERS.
Cashier— W. W. Woollen.
Directoriy— William W. Woollen. F. A. W.
Davis, Willis S. Webb, John L. Ketcham, Samuel
C. Vance, John P. Banta, William Neednam.
INDIANAPOLIS BRANCH BANKING COM
PANY.
Southwest cor. Washington and Pennsylvania.
OFFICERS.
President— Calvin Fletcher, Sr.
Cashier— T. H. Sharpe.
INSUEANCE COMPANIES.
SINNISSIPPI INSURANCE COMPANY OP IN-
DIANAPOLIS.
OflBce, room 35, 6 Market.
Organized November 18, 1863.
Total receipts to secure payment of
losses and expenses $650,758.84
OFFICBBS.
President — Elijah Goodwin.
Vice-President— Wm. H. Salter.
Secretary and Treasurer — Jobn R. Berry-
General Agent— Thos. Brown.
Assistant General Agent — H. S. Price.
Directors — Elijah Goodwin, Indianapolis; Wm.
E. Niblack, Vincennes; Wm. H. Montgomery,
Loogcotee; J. R. Berry, Indianapolis; Wm. H.
Salter, Indianapolis.
INDIANA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office, No. 5, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Organized May 1, 18^1.
Accumulated and cash capital $414,598.90
OFFICERS.
Pre^dent— J. S. Harvey.
Vice-President— Frederick Baggs.
Treasurer — Frederick Baggs.
Secretary — Wm. T. Gibson.
General Agent- C. C. Olin.
Directors — John Peterson, Richmond; J. S.
Harvey. Indianapolis; Frederick Baggs, Indian-
apolis; Wm. T. Gibson, Indianapolis; C. C. Olin,
Indianapolis; 0. P. Badger, Greencastle, and
Chas. Henly, Carthage.
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office, 64 E. Washington.
Organized April, 1864.
OFFICERS.
President — J. C. Geisendorff.
Vice-President— Willis W. Wright.
Treasurer— Isaac Thalraan.
Secretary— J. B. Follett.
Directors— John Burk, Deloss Root, Willis W.
Wright, J. C. Geisendorff and Isaac Thalman.
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office in Odd Fellows' Hall, N. Pennsylvania.
Chartered, 1836.
Capital $200,000
OFFICERS.
President— Wm. Henderson.
Secretary— Alex. C. Jameson.
General Agent— C. A. Lawton.
Directors— S. A. Fletcher, Sr., W. H. Talbott,
Aquilia Jones, Sr., A. L. Roache, Oliver Tousey,
A. E. Vinton, T. A. Morris, E. J. Peck and Wm.
Henderson.
EQUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office, No. 4 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Organized September, 1863.
Capital $100,000
OFFICERS.
President— W. A. Peelle.
Secretary— E. D. Olin.
General Agent— H. S. Dakin.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF INDIAN-
APOLIS.
Office, room 4, Talbott & New'a Block.
Cash capital #••••• $200,000
B. C. SHAW,
CARRIAGE
IVIAIMUFACTURER,
No. 26 East Georgia St.,
Bet-ween Meridian and. rtiinsylvania,
INDIANAPOLIS.
JiO. L SIITHIYEE,
iiiHlTiiT
AND U. S. PATENT AGENT,
Vinton's Block, No. 4, Opp. Post Office,
p. O. BOX 53.
Railroad City Planing Mills & Lumber Yard
McCOKD & ^ATHEATLEY, Proprietors.
AND DEALERS IN
WALNUT, ASH, OAK, PINE AND POPLAR
Lumber, Lath & Shingles,
Offices: 155 S. Delaware, and 198 S. Alabama Sts.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
1^* Casla Orders fiUed promptly.
INCORPOEATED COMPANIES.
181
OFFICERS.
President — James M. Ray.
Vice-President— E. B. Mavtindale.
Secretary— D. W. Grubbs.
General Agent — 0. W. Coggshall.
FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Ofl5ce, cor. Washington and Meridian.
Oiganized April 1, 1864.
Organized capital $100,000
Accumulated capital 100,000
OFFICERS.
President— Prof. Ryland T. Brown.
Treasurer— P. A. Brown.
.Secretary — A. J. Davis.
Actuary— H. P. Croffut.
Agent— C. S. Curtis.
GERMAN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM-
PANY OP INDIANA.
OflSce, room 4, Judah's Block.
Incorporated January 21, 1854.
OFPICBBS.
President— Adolph Seidensticker.
Treasurer— Charles Brinkmann.
Secretary — Frederick Ritenger.
Directors— George Yoncgermann, Frederick
Patermeier, Julius Boetlieber, John Stumph,
Valentine Butseh, Charles Grebe and C. F.
AMERICAN HORSE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OflSce, Vinton's Block, opposite the Court
House.
Organized August, 1865.
Capital stock $100,000
OFFICEBS.
President— T. B. McCarty.
Vice-President — Dr. J. A. Comingore.
Secretary— J. F. Payne.
Treasurer — D. R. Alexander.
General Agent— W. W. Lewis.
INCOE^iteATED COMPANIES.
INDIANAPOLIS GAS LIGHT AND COKE CO.
Office, No. 28 1-2 W. Washington.
OFFICERS.
President — E. J. Peck.
Secretary — L. Van Laningham.
Assistant Secretary — A. W. Retzinger.
Superintendent — Henry Stacey.
Directors— E. J. Peck, D. V. Culley, S. A.
Fletcher, Isaiah Mansurd and L. Van Laning-
INDIANAPOLIS ROLLING MILL COMPANY.
Office, No. 8, Blake's Building, first floor.
Mill located on Mississippi, bet. Tennessee and
Canal.
OFFICEBS.
President and Superintendent — I. M. Lord.
Secretary — C. B. Parkman.
Treasurer— Aquilla Jones.
Manager — John Thomas.
Weigh Master— William Rowe.
Master of Machinery — Lewis Moss.
Directors — I. M. Lord, John Thomas, Aquilla
Jones and Wm. O. Rockwood.
INDIANA AND KENTUCKY LAND AND OIL
MINING COMPANY.
Office, No. 2,^tna Building.
Capital $300,000
OFFICERS.
President— T. B. McCarty.
Secretary — Frank A. Boyd.
Directors— B. P. Claypool, P. G. C. Hunt, E.
A. Davis, T. B. McCarty, Austiu H. Brown, A.
D. Billingsley and Frank A. Boyd.
INDIANAPOLIS AND LOUISVILLE PETRO-
LEUM MINING COMPANY.
Office, No. 3|Talbott & New's Block.
Organized under the general laws of Indiana,
Augast 19, 1865.
Capital stock $300,000
OFFICERS.
President and Trustee— Thomas B. McCarty.
Vice-President— P. G. C. Hunt.
Secretary — Edwin A. Davis.
Treasuresr- N. S. Byram.
Directors— R. S. Foster, J. W. Hess and P.
Thomas.
INDIANAPOLIS CITIZENS' STREET RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Office, cor. Louisiana and ^Tennessee.
Incorporated May 30, 1864.
Capital $250,000
OFFICERS.
President — R. B. Catherwood.
General Supeiintendent^H. H. Catherwood.
Secretary — E. C. Catherwood.
First Line— From Union Depot, up Illinois to
Washington, east on Washington to Pennsylva-
nia, north to Massachusetts av., on the avenue
to New Jersey, and up New Jersey to corporate
limits.
Second Line — Prom Union Depot, up Illinois
to First.
Third Line— Prom White River bridge, east on
Washington to Virginia av. on avenue to corpo-
rate limits.
Fourth Line — Continuation of part of Third
Line, commencing at Virginia av., running east
on Washington to corporate limits.
CITY DIRECTORY OFFICE REMOVED TO THE
DAILY JOURNAL BUILDING,
Cor. meridian and Circle Streets.
EDWARDS, GREENOUGH & DeVED, Publishers.
MbM Depository anJ Finaicial Aieit of tIaD. S.
GEORGE TOUSEY, President.
D. E SNYDER, Cashii
111
OF INDIANAPOLIS.
riQKT m mm • ■ s
7-30's and other U. S. B»Dnds for sale.
Banking OflSce, No. 19 North Meridian Street.
First National Saloon,
COURT ST., near P. 0.
4 Billiard Tables,
Oysters, Cigars, &c.
A. BRO\¥i\, Prop'r.
A. E. PURSELU
DENTIST,
No. 60 N. Pennsylvania St.,
INDIANAPOLIS.
FRANKLIN & PETTIFORD,
^hop, Basement Branch
Bank of the State.
Dr. WM. H. FRANKLIN, )p.j„„
JAMES QREER,
Informs bis friends and the Public that lie manu-
factures
CABINET FURNITURE
At No. 249 South Mississippi St.,
(Westeni of Garden St.,) where he keeps
Household Furniture
On hand and for sale and he would be pleased to
make to order Furniture for his friends ai)d patrons.
Having had a long experience in the business, he
flatters himself that he can make as good Furniture
as is made in the city, of good workmanship, and of
good Tnateriala. My old old patrons and acquaint-
ance are respectfully invited for a share of their
patronage.
U. S. OFFICERS IN INDIANAPOLIS — HALLS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS. 133
U. S. OFFICERS IN INDIANAPOLIS.
HEAD QUAKTERS PAY DEPARTMENT, DIS-
TRICT OF INDIANA AND ILLINOIS.
Located III and 113 E. Washington, up stairs*
OFFICERS.
Chief Paymaster for Indiana, Illinois, Michi-
gan and Wisconsin — Brevet Lieut. Col. Daniel
McClure.
Assistant to Chief Paymaster — Major C. M.
Terrill.
Paymasters— Brevet Lieut. Col. A. W. Hend-
ricks, Brevet Lieut. Col. V. C. Hanna, Major M.
Grover^Major D. T. Dickson, Major T. L. Carna-
han, jlajor B. L. Martin, Major M. L. Bandy,
Majorl. W. Walker and Major J. Tilden.
HEAD QUARTERS DISTRICT OF INDIANA.
No. 70 E. Market.
OFFICERS.
District Commander — Brevet Major Gen. Alvin
P. Hovey.
A. A. General— Mujor J. W. Walker.
Aid-de-etmrpe— Captain H. Middleton.
Aid-de-campe- Lieut. Tbos. N. Lord.
A. A. Inspector General — Captain Fergus
Walker.
Judge Advocate General Court Martial— Brevet
Lieut. Col. Wm. W. Dudley.
COMMISSARY DEPARTMENT.
Office and Depot, No. 123 S. Meridian.
Commissary of Subsistence— Capt. Joseph P.
Pope.
A. A. PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL OF IN-
DIANA.
OFFICERS.
A. A. Provost Marshal General— Brig. Gen. T.
G. Plastow, U. S. v.; office, No. 269 W. Washing-
ton.
A. A. A. General — Capt. Geo. W. Debevoia.
17th V. R. C.
Mustering and Disbursing Officer — Captain T.
T. Brand, office, No. — , W. Washington, in The-
atre Building.
Mustering Officers — Capt. J. B. Burrows, 18th
U. S. Inft.; Ca.nt. W. L. Ogden, 18th U. S. Inft.
and Lieut. T. G. Drewery, 2d U. S. Inft.; office,
No. 269 VV. Washington.
U. S. MARSHAL.
Office, room No. 6. Postofflce Building.
OFFICERS.
U. S. Marshal— B. J. Spooner.
Deputies — J. S. Bigelow, C. E. McDonald and
Herbert N. Bigelow.
U. S. DISTRICT ATTOlS!TE"a/
Office, room No. 15, Postoffice Building.
U. S. District Attorney — John Uanna>.
ASSESSOR SIXTH DISTRICT OF INDIANA.
Office. No. 14 Talbott & News' Block.
Office hours, from 6 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Assessor — William A. Bradshaw.
Assistant Assessors —
1st Division — John P Stnmph, Indianapolis.
2d Division— A. T. Hart, Greenfield.
3d Division — Jerry Weakley, Shelbyvllle.
4th Division — Samuel C. Dunn, Franklin.
5th Division — John H. Thornburgh, Moores-
ville.
6tb Division— John R. Armstrong, Danville.
7th Division— Leonidas M. Phipps, Indianapo-
lis.
8th Division — John D. Whitted, Martinsville.
COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
Office, No. 12 Talbott & News' Block.
Office hours, from 6 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Collector— J, J. Wright.
Deputy Collectors— William Hadley, N. P.
HarRrd, J. Marshall Elliott. W. S. Young, H.
Satterwhite and John Chester.
INDIANA SANITARY COMMISSION.
Office, na. Market, bet. Tennessee and Missis-
sippi.
OFFICERS.
President — William Hannamann.
Treasurer,— Alfred Harrison.
INDIANA MILITARY AGENCY.
Office, in Sanitary Rooms.
Branch office, No. 79 1-2 W. Washington.
General Military Claim Agent — William Han-
namann.
Notary Public— James H. Turner.
Agent— J. W. Montfort.
HALLS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Alvord's Block, Meridian, bet. Georgia and Lou-
isiana.
.ffitna Building, Pennsylvania, bet. Washington
and Market.
Blackford's Building, se. cor. Meridian and
Washington.
College Hall, sw. cor. Washington and Penn-
sylvania.
Court House and County Offices, ^ ourt House
Square, Washington, bet. Delaware and Al-
abama.
Eden's Block, Market, bet. Pennsylyania and
Delaware.
Glenn's Block. Washington, bet. Meridian an
Pennsylvania.
Journal Building, cor. Circle and Meridian.
Herald Building, Washington, bet. Meridian and
Pennsylvania.
Macy & McTaggart's Building, Washington, cor.
of Delaware.
Masonic Hall, se. cor. Washington and Tennes-
see.
Metropolitan Hall (Theatre), ns. Washington,
bet. Meridian and Pennsylvania.
Miller's Block, Illinois, cor. Market.
Odd Fellows' Hall, ne, cor. Washington and
Pennsylvania.
Ramsey's Block, South Illinois, bet. Maryland
and Georgia.
Ray's Building, na. Washington, bet. Meridian
and Illinois.
Schnull's Block, Meridian, cor. Maryland.
Sinking Fund Office, cor. Pennsylvania and Vir-
ginia ave.
State House, Washington, bet. Tennessee and
Mississippi.
184
MISCELLANEOUS.
Talbott & New's Block, Pennsylvania, bet.
Washington and Market.
Temperance Hall, ns. Washington, bet, Meridian
and Illinois.
Union Depot, Louisiana, bet. Meridian and Illi-
nois.
Union Hall, ss. Washington, bet. Delaware and
Alabama.
United States Conrt House and Post Office, cor.
Market and Pennsylvania.
Vinton's Block, Pennsylvania, sw. cor. Market.
Yohn's Building, ne. cor. Washington and Me-
ridian.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH.
Southeast cor. Washington and Meridian.
OFFICERS.
Superintendent— John F. Wallick.
Manager— C. C. Whitney.
UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
No. 14 N. Pennsylvania.
OFFICERS.
Superintendent — J. C. Wilson.
Manager— Samuel McComb.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
No. 34 E. Washington.
Agent— J. Butterfleld.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
No. 34 S. Washington.
Agent— J. ButterBeld.
ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY.
No. 12 E. Washington.
Agent-J. H. Ohr.
YOUNG MEN'S LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
At the annual meeting of the Yoang Men's
Literary Asdociation the following oflSSjjs were
elected for the ensuing year : "
OFFICERS. ■it,
President — John Craven. ^
Vice-President — Abraham C. Shortridge.
Treusurer- David I. Taylor.
Secretary— Barton D. Jones.
Directors — Charles Dickson. Daniel W^ Grubbs,
Volney T. Mulatt, George B. Yandes, Luftier R.
Martin, Nicholas McCarty, Robert W\Geiger,
Frank A. Boyd, David E. Snyder, Charles Q.
Stewart, Madison Hill, Morris R. Eddy, J. Henry
Kappcs, George W. Sloau and Charles A. Ray.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
Manager— W. H. Riley.
Stage Director — L. L. Sharpe.
ACADEMY CHRISTIAN BROTHERS FOB
BOYS. (Catholic.)
Located ns. Georgia, bet. Illinois and Tennes-
see.
ACADEMY OF SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE
FOR GIRLS. (Catholic.)
Located ne. cor. Tennessee and Georgia.
THE CHICAGO AIR LINE,
Via Kokomo, Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago
CHICAGO m m] [MM R&ILWm.
The Shortest and Quickest Route from
INDIANAPOLIS TO OHICAGO,
Aud all Points in the North-west.
Two Trains liCave Daily^ Morning and Afternoon, making direct connectioDs at Kokomo. for
Chicago, Peoria, Rock Island, Burlington, Dubuque, Prairie du Chien, Milwaukee, La Crosse, St. Paul and all
Interme^ate points.
Splendid State Room Sleeping- Cars on IVight Trains,
Through to Chicago without change.
Ask for Tickets via Kokomo. Baggage Clieekecl to all important Points.
DANIEL MACY, aen'l Superintendent.
F. CHANDLER, G-en'l Ticket Agent.
ALPHABETICAL LIST
OF
STREETS AND AVENUES
IN INDIANAPOLIS.
The leading Streets are named East, West, North and South, taking Meridian Street for one basis
and JVashington for the other. The Streets printed in Capitals are the most important ones
m the City.
Agnes, N. and S., N. W. of city. i
ALABAMA, N. and S., three blocks E. of Circle.
Ann, from Rolling Mill to McCarty.
Arch, from Jackson to Noble, N. E. of city.
Arizonia, S. of Utah.
Ash, N. of Car Works, N. E. of city.
Athon, from Rhode Island to Indiana ave.
Barnhill, from North to Davis.
Bates, from Noble to eas^tern limits, S. of city.
Benton, from Harrison to Central Track, B. of
Noble.
Bicking, from Delaware to East, S. of city.
Blackford, fiom New York to North, three blocks
W. of Canal.
Blake, N. and S., from Washington to Indiana
ave., near W. limits.
Bright, from New York to North, N. W. of city.
Broadway, N. of Car Works, N. E. of city.
Buchanan, S. E. of city, three blocks N. of Morris.
Cady. from Harrison to Central Track, E. of
Benton.
California, from New York to North, two blocks
W. of Canal.
Catharine, from West to Canal, 3. of Merrill,
Cedar, Fletcher's Addition, S. B. of city.
Center, from Dunlop to Ellen, N. W. of city.
Charles, from St. Clair to Peru track.
Chatham, from Massachusetts ave. to St. Clalt,
E. of East.
Cherry, from Fort Wayne ave. to Ash, near
. orthern boundary.
Christian ave., one block N. of city limits.
Cobnrn, S. E. of city, one block N. of Morris.
Coe, from Fall Creek to Hiawatha, N. E.
Oottrell, from Georgia to Louisiana, W. of Canal,
S. W.
Cross, from Peru Track to City line, N. E.
Curve, from Bellefontaine Car Works, N, E. to
city limits.
Dacota, from White River to Morris, W. of West.
Davidson, N. and S., E. of Railroad.
Davia, from N. W. ciiy line to Fall Creek.
DELAWARtJ, N. and S.,two blocks E. of Circle.
Douglass, from New York to Michigan, N. W. of
city.
Dougherty, S. E. of city, two blocks N. of Morris.
Duncan, from Delaware to New Jersey, continu-
ation of Garden.
Dunlop, from Madison ave. three blocks S, of
Morris.
East, N. and S., five blocks E. of Circle.
East Second, W. of city line.
Elizabeth, from Indiana ave. to Blake, N.W. of
city.
Elk, Fletcher's Addition, S. E. of city.
Ellen, from North to Indiana ave.
Ellis, from Maryland, S. W. of West.
Elm, from Noble S. E. of Fletcher's Addition.
First, Northern city boundary.
Fifth, five blocks N. of city limits.
Fletcher's Avenue, Fletchers Addition, 8. E of
city.
Forest ave., Fletcher's Addition, 8. E. of city.
Forest Home ave., S. of N. W. C. University
FORT WAYNE AVENUE, from North runnins
N. E. to ci^f limits. ^
Fourth, four blocks N. of city limits,
Franklin, from Morris S. two blocks, E. of Madi-
son ave.
Garden, from Canal to Delaware, six blocks S.
of Circle.
George, from Merrill to Garden, W. of Illinois.
GEORGIA, E. and W., three blocks 8 of Circle.
Greer, between McCarty and Virginia ave.
Grove , from Virginia ave. to city line.
Harris, N. and S., N. W. of city.
Harrison, from Noble to Eastern limits, S. of
Ind. and C. R. R.
Henry, from Canal to Mississippi, 8. of South.
Hiawatha, N. and 8. W. of City Hospital.
High, from McCarty 8., E. of Delaware.
Hosbrook, Fletcher's Addition, 8. E. of city.
Howard North, from First to Seventh, W. of La-
fayette Railroad.
Howard South, from Morris 8. E. of Madison
are.
Huron, Fletcher's Addition, 8. E. of city.
ILLINOIS, N. and 8., one block W. of Circle.
INDIANA AVENUE, N. W. Diagonal.
Jackson, N. of Car Works, N. B. of city.
James, N. W. of city.
Japan, from Morris S.. 3 bl'ks E. of Madison ave.
John, from Peru track to the city limits.
186
LIST OF STREETS AND AVENUES IN IITOIANAPOLIS.
Kansas, from BlufiF Road to West, S. of city line.
KENTUCKY AVENUE. S. W.DiaRonal.
Liberty, N. and S., six blocks E. of Circle.
Locke, from North to Indiana ave.
Lord, from Noble to Eastern limits, S. of I. and
C R R
LOUISIANA, E. and W.,four blocks S. of Circle.
Loukabee. from East to Liberty, bet. Vermont
and New York.
McCarty, from River to Virginia ave., S. of city.
McGill, from Louisiana to Soutb, W. of Missis-
sippi.
McKernan, from Buchanan to Morris, 3 blocks
E. of East.
Madison ave., from South to city line, S. E.
Diagonal.
Margaret, S. side of City Hospital.
Maria from Smith to Locke.
MARKET, E. and W., through Circle.
MARYLAND, E. and W., two blocks S. of Circle.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, N. E. Diagonal.
Maxwell, from North to Davis.
Meek, from Noble to Eastern limits, S. of Indi-
ana Central R. R.
MERIDIAN, N. and S., through Circle.
Merrill, from Kentucky ave. to Virginia ave.,
seven blocks S. of Circle.
MICHIGAN, E. and W., four blocks N. of Circle.
MICHIGAN ROAD, N. E. and S. W., through
the city,
Mill, from Fifth to Seventh, W. of Howard.
Minerva, N. and S., N. \V. of city.
Minnesota, W. of Canal from Morris. S.
MISSISSIPPI, N. and S., three blocks W. of
Circle.
MISSOURI. N. and S., along Canal.
Morris, Southern boundary line.
Nebraska, from Madison ave., four blocks S. of
Morris.
NEW JERSEY, N. and S., four blocks E. of
Circle.
NEW YORK, E. and W.. two blocks N. of Circle.
Noble, N. and S., seven blocks E. of Circle.
North ave., N. of N. W. C. University.
NORTH, E. and W.,five blocks N. of Circle.
Oak, N. of Car Works, N. E. of city.
OHIO, E. and W., one block N. of Circle.
Orient, from Pennsylvania to Fort Wayne ave.,
S. of St. Joseph.
Oxford, from Peru Track to city line.
Patterson, N. and S.. N. W. of city.
PENNSYLVANIA, N. and S.,one block E. of
Circle.
Pine, Fletcher's Addition, S. E. of city.
Pittsfield, continuation of Mill to Lafayette Rail-
Plum. N. of Car Works, N. E. of city.
Powell, from Michigan to North.
Pratt, from Illinois to Fort Wayne ave., N. of
Blind Asylum.
Railroad Avenue, N. and 8., bet. Pennsylvania
and S. Delaware.
Railroad Street, N. ann S., along Bellefontaine
Railroad track.
Ray, from Canal to Railroad, S. of city.
Rhode Island, from Blake to Western limits, N.
of city.
St. Clair, from Indiana ave., to Massachu.=ett3
ave. ,N. of Blind Asylum.
St. Joseph, from Illinois to Fort Wayne ave., N.
of Blind Asylum.
St. Mary, E. from Meridian, Northern city boun-
dary.
School, "from South to Virginia ave., W. of Noble.
Second, two blocks N. of city limits.
Seventh, seven blocks N. of city limits.
Short, from Morris to Dougherty, W. of Virginia
ave.
Sinker, from Alabama to New Jersey.
Sixth, six blocks N. of city limits.
Smith, from Rhode Island to Indiana ave.
SOUTH, E. and W., five blocks S. of Circle.
TENNESSEE, N. and S., two blocks W. of Circle.
Texas, from Madison ave. W. six blocks, S. of
Morris.
Third, three blocks N. of city limits.
VERMONT, E. and W., three blocks N. of Circle.
Vine, from Jackson to Ash, N. E. of city.
VIRGINIA AVENUE, S. E. Diagonal.
Union, from McCarty to Morris, E. of Bluff
Road.
University ave., E. of N. W. C. University.
Utah, S. of Wisconsin.
Walnut, from Canal to Massachusetts ave., N. of
Blind Asylum.
WASHINGTON, E. and W., one block S. of
Circle.
Watters, from McCarty to Virginia ave.
WEST, N. and S., one block W. of Canal.
Western ave., continuation of Fort Wayne ave.
Wilkins, from Canal to Railroad, S. of city.
Willard, from Garden to Merrill, W. of Tennes-
see.
Williams, between McCarty and Virginia ave.
Wilson, from North to Davis.
Winston, N. and S., near Eastern limits.
Wisconsin, from Bluff Road to River, S. of
Kansas.
Wright, from Buchanan to Morris, two blocks E.
of East.
Wyandot.
Wyoming, from Delaware to High, S. of city.
CITY DIRECTORY OFFICE
REMTOTED TO THE
DAILY JOURNAL BUILDING,
Cor. Meridian and Circle Streets.
EDWARDS, GREENOUGH & DeVED,
TAX PATERS' ADTISE&,
ISSUED BY AUTHORITY.
3Sr-A.TI01SJ-.^L
LAW.
FOUR HUNDRED MILLION OF DOLLARS
ANNUAL REVENUE;
SYNOPSIS OF THE LAW,
EVERY MAN TO MAKE A REPORT OF HIS INCOME.
EMBRACING ALSO,
A Complete Alphabetically Arr nged List of all Incomes
as returned to the Assessors of the
VAEIOUS LARGE CITIES OF THE WEST.
JOHN HUBBARD JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
FOR SALK A.T
CINCINNATI: CHICAGO: ST. LOUIS:
GEO. N. LEWIS. JOHN R. WALSH. J M. CRAWFORD.
And by all News Dealers and Booksellers thronghout the country.
T^X PAYERS' ^D^ISER.
TAX LAW.
The following inujortant provisions of the new
Internal Revenue Paw are published for the ia-
forniation of our readers :
Every person, whether liable to taxation or
not, must report, and it will be uo excuse that
tliey did not receive any notice. Assessments
will be made on failure to report, and payments
will be enforced as on judgments by default
against all who fail to report on or before the
first Monday in May of each year.
The penalties are twenty-five per cent, addi
tional for all failure to report, and one hundred
per cent, for false return ; $1,000 fine and one
year's imprisonment for false return or failure to
obey assessor's summons (sec. 14 and 15), for
doing business without license, $500 fine and two
years' imprisonment (sec. 73), for failure to re-
port, forfeiture of goods, etc.
INCOME TAX.
Incomes must be given in detail, as per sched-
ule, which is not open to public inspection, and
must be sworn to, and are subject to two rates of
tax, 5 per cent, on all incomes over $600, aud
not exceeding $10,000. 10 per cent, on excess
over $10,000. Thus on $10,000 net income the
tax is $720 ; on $20,000, $1,720. Income from U.
S. Securities and all other sources, and from any
part of the world, of all persons residing here,
whether citizens or not, and all citizens residing
abroad, all profits from business, rent, net profit
from leal estate purchased within the year , stocks
or other property, interest accrued if collectable,
and all shares of gains in companies, etc., wheth-
er divided or not, etc., etc., are all alike taxable.
Income in gold must be reported in currency
value. The income is for the year 18G4 from
January l.-^t, to December 31st, aud no loss;s
since January 1st, 18G5, must in any way be de-
ducted from the income of 1864.
THE LEGAL DEDUCTIONS PROM INCOMES-
The deductions from the income are $600, but
allowed only one in any family of parents and
minor children. Amounts of tax legally with-
held from dividends, etc., all national. State,
county, and municipal taxes actually paid within
the ye r; salaries over $600 in the U. S. service,
from which the tax was withheld ; rent of resi-
dence actually paid within the year ; interest
paid on any actual incumbrance on property
yielding income, expenses of ordinary repair not
exceedmg the average of five years, and not in-
cluding improvements or betterments, such as
water rents, sewer assessments, or incumbrances
on unproductive property held for increase of
value. Consuls of foreign governments, not
United States citizens, arCjexempt from tax on
income from property in Iwir own country, and
fiom official emoluments, if their government
give such exemption to our Consuls ; but the
carriages, plate, and income from property' or
business in this country are taxable. The gov-
ernments giving such exemptions to our Consuls
are understood to be those of [the diflerent gov-
ernments who give similar privileges to oui' con-
suls are here named] consuls of all other coun-
tries are liable to tax on their entire income , from
property at home or here, and from their official
emoluments.
LICENSES.
Pedlars will state whether he travels on foot or
with horses, giving the number (goods forfeited
if without licenses^, what he sells, jewelrj'. or
original packages of goods; pedlars must state
their age, and if between 20 and 45, state where
they aie enrolled, or if exempted. Hntel and inn-
keepers Stat ' their rentals or the Assessor must
estimate it flikely pretty highj. Bankers state
the amount of their capital. Dealers, pawnoro-
kurs, cattiebrokers, producebrokers, auctioneers,
photographers, butchers, builders, and contrac-
tors will state their estimated sal, sand contracts.
Wholesale dealers the amount of their last year's
sales. Assayers the estimated value of metals
to be assayed ; substitute brokers must report
the number ot substitutes proruied and pay $10
per head and $100 license. All licenses given
from May 1st, 1865, or the time business cont-
inences, to May 1st, 1866. All jjersons, except
lawyers, physicians, surgeons, dentists, cattle
brokers, horse dealers, auctioneers and pedlars,
must transact their business or profession only
at the places designated in the license, but j er-
sons moving or selling can tr.insfer their license
on application to the Assessor. For all persona,
except lawyers, conveyancers, claim agents,-
patent agent-s, physicians, surgeons, dentists,
cattle brokers, horse dealers and pedlars, one
license will do for the firm. Every busmess re-
quires a separate license, but bankers may act
as brokers hoise dealers as livery stable keepers,
lawyers as conveyancers and claim agents.
Hotel keepers, wholesale and retail dealers, i^n^
keepers, and eating-house keepers as tobacco"
nists ; wholesale and retail dealers and eating-
house keepers as confectioners ; wholesale and
140 TAX payers' adviser — UNITED STATES STAMP DUTIES.
retail dealers as apothecaries, and butchers as
retail dealers; distillers must give bond>.
Manufacturers of segars will hereafter be re-
quired to give a bond to comply with the law,
and lottery dealers must give a bond to have
their tickets stamped. After this date the gen-
eral rateof tix on manufictures will be 6 instead
of 5 per cent. Legacies and successions to real
estate should be reported as they occur to the
assessor. Manufacturers, ancti m- ers, brokers,
slaughterers of cattle, railroad,steamboat,express
and ferry boats, insurance, telegraph companies,
and bank-<^and managers or owners of theatres,
operas, lotteries and advertisements, must make
monthly and quarterly returns. Parents, guar-
dians, trustees, executors, etc., of minors under
their care (if they fail to report themselves).
All retu ns must be sworn to, and names and
residence given in full. Those proposing to
change their residences during the year, will so
state, with the place (if known) to which they
will remove.
XJISriTElID STATES
ST^IV^I> DXJTlteS,
AS WENT INTO EFFECT APRIL FIRST, 1865.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Deeds exempt
Affidavit $ 05
Affidavit in suits or legal proceedings. . . .exempt
Agreement or Appraisement (for each
sheet or piece of paper on which the
sanie is written; 05
Assignment or transfer of mortgage,
lease, or pnlicy of insurance the same
duty as the original instrument
Assigumeiit, ordinary, as of law, with-
out guarantee exempt
A.ssignment of patent right 05
BANK checks, drafts or orders, etc.,
at sight 01- on demand 02
Bill of Exchange (foreign; drawn in, but
payable out of the United States, each
bill or set of three or more, must be
stamped.
For every bill of each set, where the sum
made payable does not exceed one hun-
dred dollars, or the equivalent thereof
in any foieign currency in which such
bills may be expressed, according to
the stand of value fixed by the United
States 02
For every additional hundred dollars, or
fractional part thereof in excess of one
hundred dollars 02
(Foreign) drawn in, hut payable out of
the United States ('if drawn singly or in
duplicate) pay the same duty as Inland
Bills of Ex'.hange.
(The acceptor or acceptors of any bill
of exchange, or order for the payment
of any sum of money drawn, or purport-
ing to be drawn, in any foreign country
but payable in the United States, must,
before paying or accepting the same,
place thereupon a stamp indicating the
duty).
Bills of Exchange (inland), draft or order,
payable otherwise than at sight or on
demand, and any promissory note,
whether payable on demand or at a
time desigurtted (except bank notes is-
sued fir circulation, and checks made
and intended to be, and which shall be,
forthwith presented for payment), for a
sum not exceeding one hundred dollars. 05
For every additional $100, or fractional
part thereof 05
(The warrant of attorney to confess
judgment on a note or bond is exempt
from stamp duty, if the note or bond is
properly stamped).
Bills of Lrtding of vessels for ports of the
United States or British North Ameri-
ca exempt
Bills of Lading, or receipt for goods, to
any foreign port, every bill of each set. 10
Bill of Sale, of any vessel or part therfof,
when the consideration does not exceed
five hundred dollars 50
Bill of S)le. exceeding $500. and not ex-
ceeding $1000 I 00
Bill of Sale, exceeding $1000, for each $300
or fractional part thereof 50
Bill of Sale, of personal property fother
than ship or vessel; 05
Bond, personal, for the payment of money
(Sre Mortgage;.
Bond, official 1 00
Bond, for indemnifying any person for
the payment of any sum of money,
where the money ultimately recoveraijle
thereupon is $1000, or less 50
Bond, where the money recoverable ex-
ceeds $1000. for every additional $1000,
or fractional part thereof 50
Bands — county, city and town bonds, rail-
road and other corporation bonds and
scrip, are subject to stamp duty. (See
Mortgage.)
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Bonds of any description, other than such
as are required in legal proceedings,
and such as are not otherwise charged
in this Schedule 25
CERTIFICATl«of deposit in any bank,
sum not exceeding $100 02
over $100 05
Certificiites of stock in an incorporated
company 25
Certificates, general 05
Certificates of record, upon the instru-
ment, and upon the book exempt
Certificates of weights and measurement
of animals, coal, wood, other articles,
except 'weighers' and measurers' le-
turns • exempt
Certificates of qualificition of a justice of
the peace, commissioner of deeds, or
notary pulilic 05
of seanh of records 05
that certain pipers are on file 05
that papers cannot be found 05
of redempti m of land sold for taxes. . . 05
of birth, marriage and death 05
of qualification <if teachers 05
Certificates of profit in an incorporated
comp.iuy. between 110 and $50 10
bttween $50 and SlUOO 25
every additional 3IOOO or part 25
CeitifiL'ates of damage, or otherwise, and
all other certificates or documents
issued by any port warden, marine sur-
veyor, or person acting as such 25
[As a general rule, every certificate
which ha.s, or may have, a legal value
in any court] 05
Charter party, or letter, memorandum or
other writing between the captain,
owner, or agent of any ship, vessel or
steamer, ind any other per-on, relating
to the charter of the same, if the regis-
tered tonnage of said ship, vessel or
steamer, does not exoeed one hundred
and fllty tons . 1 00
Charter paity, ex<;eeding one hundred
and fifty tons, aud not exceeding three
hundred tons 3 00
Charter party exceeding three hundred
tons, aud not exceeding six hundred
tons 5 00
Charter party, exceeding six hunJred
tons 10 00
Check, draft or order for the payment of
any sum of money exceeding $10. drawn
upon any jjcrson other than a bank,
banker or trust company, at sight or on
demand 02
Contract. (See agreement )
Contract — Broker's 10
Conveyance, de-d, in.strument, or writ-
ing, whereby lands, tenements, or oth-
er realty sold shall be convtyed, the
actual value of which does not exceed
$500 50
Conveyance, exceeding $500, and not ex-
ceeding $1000 1 00
Conveymce for every additional $500, or
fractioual part thereof in excess of
$1000 50
ENDORSEMENT of any negotiable in-
stiuuient eximpt
Entry of any goods, wares or merchandise
at any custom-house, either for con-
sumption or warehousing, not fcxceed-
ing $100 in value 25
Entry, exceeding $100 and not exceeding
$500 in value 50
Entry exceeding $500 in value 1 00
Entry f r the withdrawal of any goods or
merchandise from bonded warehou.se. . 50
G AUGERS' returns, if for quantity not
exceeding 600 gallons gross 10
Gangers' returns, exceeding 500 gallons 25
INSURANCE rmarine, inland and fire,)
where the consideration paid for the
insurance m «ash, premium notes, or
both does not exceed $10 10
Insurance (marine, inland and fire,) ex-
ceeding $10, atid not exceeding $50 25
Insurance (marine, inland aud tire,) ex-
ceeding $ 50
Insurance (life,) when the amoun^n-
sured does nnt exceed $1000 9-- ^^
Insurance (life.) exceeding $1000 andnot'
exceeding $50 .0 50
Insurance (life) exceedm^ $5000 1 00
Insurance (life ) limitecFto injury to per-
sons wh le traveling exempt
LEASE of lands or tenements, where
rent does not exceed $300 per an-
num 50
Lease exceeding $.300 for each additional
$200, or fracti.jual part thereof in excess
of $300.. 50
Lease perpetual, subject to stamp duty as
a conveyance, the stamp duty to be
measured by resolving the annual rent-
al into a capital snm.
Litse clause of guaianty of payment of
rent incoiporuted or indorsed, live cents
additional.
MANIFEST for custom house entry or
clearance of the cargo o' any ship,
vessel or steamer for a foreign port, if
the registered tonnage of such sliin,
vessel or steamer does not exceed 300
tons 1 00
Manifest exceeding 300 tons, and not ex-
ceeding (iOO ton- 3 no
Manitcst exceeding 600 tons 5 00
Measuiers' returns, if for quantity not
exceeding one thous ind bushels 10
Measurers' returns exceeding one thous-
and bushels 25
Mortgage, trust, deed, bill of sale, or per-
sonal bond fir the payment <'f money
exceeding $100, and not exceeding
$')()0 50
Mortgage exceeding $500, for every addi-
tional $500. fractioual part thereof in
excess of $500 50
PAWNERS' checks 05
Pension p.ipers — powers of attor-
ney and all other papers relating to
applications for bounties, arrearages of
pay or pensions, or to receipt thereof, .exempt
Passage ticket from United "States to a
foreign po t, costing not more than $35 50
Passage tickets from the United States to
a foreign port costing m<jre than $35,
and not exceeding $50 100
Passage ticket for every aaditional $50
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or fractional part thereof in excess of
$50 ■ 1 00
Power uf attorney to sell or transfer
stock, or collect dividends thereon 25
Power of attorney to vote at election of
incorp irate company 10
Power of attorney to receive or collect
rents 25
Power of attorney to sell, or convey or
vent, or lease real estate 1 00
Power of attorney for any other purpose 50
Prnbate of will, or letters of administra-
tion, where the value of both real and
personal estate does not exceed $2000 1 00
Probate of will, for every additional
$1000, or fmctional part thereof in ex-
cess of $2000 50
Probate of will, bonds of executors, ad-
ministrators, guardians and trustees,
are each sulijectto a stamp duty of. . . 50
Probate of will, certificate of appoint-
ment 05
Protesj^on bill, note, check or draft. . . 25
PromisTOFy note — (.see bills of exchange
inland.)
Promissory deposit note to mntaal insu-
rance companies, ^tien policy is sub-
ject to duty exempt
Promissory renewal of, subject to same
duty as an original note.
QUIT-CLAIM deed, to be stamped as a
conveyance, except when given as
release of a mortgage by the mortga-
gee to the mortgager, in which case it
. exempt
RECEIPT for the payment of any sum
of money or debt due exceeding $20,
or for the delivery of any property 02
Receipt for sati.'^faction of any mortgage
or jjdgtnent, or decree of aiiy court. . .exempt
SHERIFF'.'
process.
S return on writ, or other
.exempt
TRUST deed, made to secure a debt to
be stamped as a mortgage.
Trust deed, conveying estate to Trustees,
to be stamped as a conveyance.
WAREHOUSE receipt for any goods,
wares or merchandise, not other-
wise provided for, deposited or stored
in any public or private warehouse, not
exceeding $500 in value 10
Warehouse receipts exceeding $500, and
not exceeding $1000 20
Warehouse receipts exceeding $1000 for
every additional $1000 or fractional
part thereof in excess of $1000 01
Warehouse receipt for any good3 not oth-
erwise provided for, stored or deposited
in any public or private warehouse or
yard 25
Weigher's Returns— for weight not ex-
ceeding 500 ttis 10
Exceeding 500 lbs 25
WRITS AND LEGAL DOCrilEXTS.
Writs, or other original process by which
any suit is commenced in any court of
record, either of law or equity 50
Writ, or other original process issued by
a court not of record, where the amount
claimed is $100, or over 50
Upon every confession of judgment or
cognovit for $100, or over, except in
cases where the tax for a writ has
been paid 50
Writs or other process on appeals
from justices' courts, or other courts of
inferior jurisdiction, to a court of
record 50
Warrant of distress, when the amount of
rent claimed does not exceed $100 25
Warrant of distress, when the amount
exceeds $100 50
Writs, summons, and other process iasued
by a justice of the peace, police or mu-
nicipal court of no greater jurisdiction
than a justice of the peace in the
same St:ite exempt
Writs, and other process in any criminal
or other suits commenced by the United
States in any State exempt
Official documents, instruments, and
papers issued or used by officers of the
United States Governmeut exempt
TEEMONT HOUSE,
CHICAGO, ILLIMOISj
Re-bnilt, Remodeled & Re-furnislied in 1862,
AT A €OST OF $160,000.
It contains all the modern improvements, and is one of the best appointed Hotels in the country.
It has
l^iUMEROUS SUiTES OF ROOi^S,
^"itli Elatlis, Water, etc., attached for tlie accommodatioji of Families.
It is easy of access to all the difierent Railroad Depots, Places of Amusements, and Steamboat
Landings.
QAG-E & DRAKE, ProDrietors.
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COMPLETE ALPHABETICAL SUMMARY OP
Rates, Licenses, Duties and Excises Imposed.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted in news-
papers, magazines, reviews, or any
other publication, on gross receipts for. 3 per ct.
Advertisements, all receipts for, to the
amount of $600 exempt
Advertisements in newspapers, whose
average circulation does not exceed
2,000 copies exempt
Affidavits in suits exempt
Agents, insurance, (see "Insurance
Agents,") $10 00
Agreements, for each sheet or piece of
paper on which written, stamp duty. . . 5 cents
Agreements for the hire, use or rent of
any land, tenement or portion thereof,
(see " Lease,") 50 cts.
Alcohol, made or manufactured of spirits
or materials upon which the duties im-
posed by this act shall have been paid,
is not to be considered a manufacture.
Ale, per barrel of 31 gallons, fractional
parts of a barrel to nay proportionally,
(see " Malt Liquors,'') 1 00
Ambrotypes, same as " Photographs."
Ammoniacal liquor and the pr.-ducts of
the manufacture of ammoniacal liquor
produced in the manufacture of illumi-
nating gas exempt
Animal oils, per gallon 6 cents
Anodynes, each package of, the retail
price or value of which does not exceed
25 cents, stamp duty 1 cent
Anodynes, each package of, the retail
price or value of which exceeds 25
cents, and does not exceed 60 cents,
stamp duty 2 cents
Anodynes, each package of, the retail
price or value of which exceeds 50
cents, and does not exceed 75 cents,
stamp duty 3 cents
Anodynes, exceeding 75 cents, and not
exceeding $1 4 cents
Anodynes, each package of, the retail
price or vahie of which exceeds $1, for
each and every 50 cents and fractional
part thereof over and above $1, an ad-
ditional stamp duty of 2 cents
Apothecaries, under which term is in-
cluded every person who keeps a shop
or building where medicines are com-
pounded or prepared, according to pre-
scriptions of physicians, or where medi-
cines are sold. Wholesale and retail
dealers who have taken out a license
therefor shall not be required to take
out a license as apothecarv, nor shall
apothecaries, who have tiken out a
license as such, be required to take out
a license as retail dealers in liquors, iu
consequence of selling alcohol, wines, or
spirituous liquors used for medicinal
purposes, for license 10 00
Apothecaries, who?e gross annual sales do
not exceed 11,000 exempt
Appraisements of value or damage, on
each sheet or piece of paper on which
written, a stamp duty of 5 cents
Architects and civil engineers, under
which term is included every person
whose business it is to plan, design or
superintend the construction of build-
ings or ships, or of roads, or bridges,
or cmals, or railroads, provided tnat
this act shall not include a practical
carpenter who labors on a building, for
license 10 00
Assayers, assaying gold and silver, or
either, of a value not exceeding in one
year $250,000, shall pay $100 for each
license, and $200 when the value exceeds
$250,000, and does not exceed $500,000,
and $500, when the value exceeds
$500,000.
Any person or persons, or corporation
whose business it is to separate gold
and silver from any other metals or
mineral substances with which such
gold or silver or both are alloyed, com-
bined or united, or to ascertain or de-
termine the quantities of gold or silver
in any alloy or combination with other
materials, shall be deemed an assayer.
Assignment on mortgage, stamp duty
same as on the original instrument.
Assignment of policies of insurance, stamp
duty same as on the original instru-
ment.
Assignment of lease, stamp duty the same
as on original instrument, inereastd by
a stamp duty on the consideration or
value of the assignment equal to that
imposed upon the conveyance of land
for similar consideration or value.
Auctioneers, under which term is includ-
ed every person whose business it is to
offer property for sale to the highest
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and best bidder, for license, whose an-
nnal sales do not exceed $10,000 10 00
Auctioneers, whose sales exceed $10,000. 20 00
Auction sales of goods, real estate, mer-
chandise, articles and things, including
all sales of stocks, bonds and other se-
curities, on gross aniDont of sales. ^ of 1 per ct.
Awnings, made of cotton, flax or hemp,
or part of either, or other material 6 perct.
Awnings, the sewing or pasting of the ma-
terial wheieof belonged to the employer,
when the cloth or material frotu which
made was imported or has been sub-
ject to or paid a duty, taxed only on
the increased value.
BAGS, made of cotton, flax or hemp, or
part of either, or other material 6 per ct.
Bags, the sewing or pasting of, same as
" Awnings."
Band iron,»(see " Iron,") per ton 3 60
Banks, on average amount of deposits,
each month !-24 of 1 per ct.
Banks, on average amount of circulation,
each month 112 of Iper ct.
Banks, on all State bank notes after July
1,1866 lOperct.
Banks, on aver.ige amount of capital of
any bank, association, company or cor-
poration, or peison engaged in the
business of bankina:, beyond the amount
invested in United States bonds, each
month 1-24 of 1 per ct.
Banks, on the average amount of circula-
tion issued beyond 90 per cent, of the
capital, and upon any amount of such
circulation btyoad the average amount
of the circulation that has been issued
for the six months preceding July 1,
1864, additional lax of 1-6 of 1 perct.
Banks, on all dividends 5 perct.
Banks, (not making dividends,) on pro-
tits 5 perct.
Banks, savings, that have no capital
Btock, and whose business is confined
to receiving deposits and loaning the
same for the benefit of their depositors,
and which do no other business of
banking, shall pay on their deposits,
monthly 1-24 of 1 per ct.
Bank check, draft or order for the pay-
ment of any sum of money whatever,
drawn on any bank, banker or trust
company, or (or any sum exceeding ten
dollars drawn upon any other person or
persons, companies or corporations, at
sight or on demand 2 cents
Bankers, using a capital not exceeding
$50,000, for license 100 00
Bankers, using a capital exceeding
$50,000, for every additional $1,000 in
excess of $50.000 2 00
Every person, fiiiu or company, and every
incorporated or other bank, having a
place of business where credits are
opened by the deposit or collection of
money or currency, subjict to be paid
or remitted upon draft, check or order,
or where money is advanced or loaned
on stocks, bonds, bullion, bills of ex-
change or promissory notes, or where
stocks, bonds, bullion, bills of exchange
or promissory notes are received for
discount or sale, shall be regarded as
bankers.
Baniers, savings banks, except such as
have no fixed capital, and whose busi-
ness is confined to receiving deposits
and loaning the same, and who do no
other business of banking, for license
as banker $100
Barges, on gross receipts, where the gross
rece pts are $1,000 per annum 2J per ct.
Barks, bulls of, hereafter built or finish-
ed 2 1-5 per ct.
Barytes, sulphate of, 100 pounds. . .14 4-10 cents
Beer, per barrel of 31 gallons, fractional
parts of a barrel to pay proportionately
(see '• Malt Liquors ") 1 00
Benzine, per gallon 20 cts,
Benzole, per gallon 20 cts.
Bibles, and all parts of the same (see
" Books ") 5 per ct.
Bicarbonate of soda, per pound 6 mills
Billheads printed, printed cards anA print-
ed circulars, law -blanks, conveyancers'
blanks, and other printed forms, ad va-
lorem 6 per ct.
Billiard tables, kept for use, for each table 10 00
Billiard rooms, for license for each table. 10 00
Bill of exchange (inland), draft, or order
for the payment of any sum of money,
otherwise than at sight or on demand,
for every one hundred dollars or frac-
tional parts thereof 5 Cts.
Bills of exchange (foreign). The acceptor
or acceptors of any bill of exchange or
order for the payment of any sum of
money drawn, or purporting to have
been drawn, in any foreign country,
but payable in the United States, shall,
before paying or accepting the same,
place thereon a stamp indicating the
duty.
Bills of exchange (foreign), drawn in.
but payable out of the United States, if
drawn singly, or if drawn otherwise
than in sets of three or more, according
to the custom of merchants and bank-
ers, same as bill of exchange (inland).
Bills of exchange (foreign), if drawn in
sets of three or mcn-e, for every bill of
each set, where the sum made payable
shall not exceed $100, or its equivalent
thereof in any foreign currency 2 cts.
Bills of exchange (foreign), for every ad-
ditional $100, or fractional part thereof,
in excess of $100 2 cts.
Bills of lading, other than charter party,
for any goods, merchandise or effects,
to be exported from a port or place in
the United States to any foreign port
or place, a stamp duty of 10 cts.
Bills of sale, by which any ship or vessel,
or any part thereof, shall be conveyed
to or vested in any other person or per-
sons, when the consideration shall not
exceed $500, stamp duty 50 cts.
Bills of sale, by which any ship or vessel,
or any part thereof, shall be conveyed
to or vested in any other person or per-
sons, when the consideration exceeds
$500, and does not exceed $1,000, stamp
duty 1 00
Bills of sale, by which any ship or vessel,
or any part thereof, shall be conveyed
to or vested in any other person or per-
sons, for each and every addilional
amount of $500, or any fractional part
thereof in excess of $1,000 50 cts.
Binders' boards 3 6-10 per ct.
Bitters, same as " Medicines."
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Boards (" lumber ") are not to be con-
sidered a manufacture.
Boilers, of all kinds 6 per ct.
J8S- When sucli boilers liave been once
assessed and a duty pr. viously paid
thereon, the amount so paid shall be de-
ducted from the duties on the finished
engine.
Bolts, see " Iron " and " Brass."
Bonds of canal companies 5 per ct.
Bonds, auction sales of, on gross amounts
of sales I of 1 per ct.
Bonds indemnifying any person for the
payment of any sum of money wheie
the money nltimntely recoverable there-
upon is $1,000 or less, a stamp duty of. 50 cts.
Bonds indemnifying any person for the
payment of any sum of money where
the money ultimately recoverable there-
upon exceeds $1,000. for every addi-
tional $1,000 or fractional part thereot
in excess of $1,000 50 cts.
Bonds fur thj due execution or perform-
ance of the duties of any office 1 00
Bonds of any description, other tlian such
as are lequired in legjl proceedings
and such as are not otherwise charged,
a stamp duty of 25 cts.
Bond for deed or conveyance of land 25 cts.
Bone dust exempt
Bone, manufactures of, wholly or in part,
if not otiierwise specified, ad valorem. % per ct.
Books, including bibles, testaments, or
volumes consisting of only parts of
either, pr.iyer books, arithmetics, spel-
ling books, geographies, grammars and
primary books used in schools, and all
books printed by religious societies for
the use "f Sunday schools 5 per ct.
4S~ The duty upon printed books,
magazines, etc., is to be paid by the
publisher.
Bootmakers, making articles to order, as
custom work, and not for sale general-
ly, shall, to the amount of $600, be ex-
empt from duty ; and f >r any excess
beyond ths atnount of $600 shall pay a
duty of 3 per ct.
Boots, ready m^ide 3 6-10 per ct
Bottles, coutaiaing medicines, etc., the
retail price or v.ilue of which, contents
included, does not exceed 25 cents, a
stamp duty ( f 1 ct.
Bottles, containing medicines, etc., the
retail price or value of which, contents
included, exceeds 2.3 cents, but dues not
exceed 50 cents, stamp duty 2 cts.
Bottles, coutiiining medicines, etc., the
retail pi ice or v.ilue of which, contents
included, exceeds 50 cents, but does not
exceed 75 cents 3 cts.
Bottles, containing medicines, etc., the
value of which, coi. teats included, shall
exceed 75 cents, and shall not exceed
$i 4cts.
Bottles, containing medicines, etc., the
value of wliich, contents included, ex-
ceeds $1, for each and every 50 cents
or fractional pait thereof over and
above $1. an additional stamp duty of. 2 cts.
Bowling alleys, for each alley, duty for
license 10 00
Boxes, containing medicines, etc., same
as " Buttles,'" which see.
Brandy, distilled from grapes, per gallon. 50 cts.
Brandy, distilled from apples or peaches,
per gallon 1 50
Brass, pigs, ingots or bars 3 6-10 per ct.
Brass, rolled, in rods or sheets 3 6-10 per ct.
Brass, made of copper and spelter, on
which a duty of three per cent, ad va-
lorem sh 'U have bi en iissessed und p;iid.
additional on the increased value. 3 6-10 per ct.
Brass, all manufactures of 6 per ct.
Brass nails, rivets, etc 3 6-10 per ct.
Bread and breadstuffs exempt
Brewers, under which term is iacluded
every person who manufactu:es fer-
mented liqu'irs, of au}' name or descrip-
tion, for sale, from malt, or any substi-
tute therefor, wholly or in part, for
li ense 50 00
Brewers, who manufacture less than 500
barrels per year, for license 25 00
Bricks 3 610 per ct.
Bridges, tolls 3 per ct.
Bristles, manufactures of, not otherwise
specified 6 per ct.
Brokers, under which term is included
every person, firm or company whose
business it is, as a broker, to neg')tiate
piircl:ases or sal^s of stocks, exchange,
bullion, coined money, bank notes, pro-
missory notes or other securities, for
tuemselves or others, for license 50 GO
J8®°" Persons holding a license as
banker are not required to take out one
as a broker.
Brokers, commercial, under which term
is included every person who^e business
it is, as a broker, to negotiate sales or
purciiases of goods, wares, produce or
merchandise, not otherwise provided
for, or seek orders therefor in original
or unbroken packages, or to neiioti^te
freights and other business for the ovvn-
eis of vessels, or for shippers or con-
signees, or consignees of freight carried
by vessels, for each license 20 00
Brokers, upon all sales of merchandise,
produce, or other goods i of 1 per ct.
Brokers upon all sales and contrads f)r
sales of stocks and bonds, 1-20 of 1 per
cent, on the par value thereof.
Brokers on all sales of foreign exch.^nge,
piomis.sory notes, or other securities,
1-20 of 1 per cent, on the amount of
such sales, and of all contracts for such
sales.
Brokers on all sales or contracts of
sales of gold and silver bullions and
coin 1-10 of I per ct.
jKS" Any person, firm or company, not
being licensed as a broker or banker,
who shall sell or offer to sell any gold
and silver, bullion, fureign exchange,
uncurrent mouey, promissory notes,
stoL-ks. bonds or other securities not
bona fide, at, the time, his own prop-
erty, and actually on hand, shall be
liable, in addition to all other penalties
provided in such cases, to pay 50 per
centum in addition to the foregoing
duties and rates of duty.
Brokers, land warrant, (see " Land
Warrant Brokers.") 25 00
Brokers, insurance, (see " Insurance
Agents.") 25 00
Brokers, cattle, (see " Cattle Brokers.") 10 00
Brokers, pawn, (see " Pawnbrokers.") 50 00
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Brokers, produce, (see Produce Bro-
kers.") 10 00
Brokers, custom house, (see ■' Custom
House Brokers.") 10 00
Brokers, substitute, or those engaged ia
procuring siiiistilntfs for the army or
navy, shall pay for license 100 00
Brokers, substitute, for each substitute
procured and mustered into service 10 00
,6®= Every person who shall furnish,
or offer to furnish, for pay, fee or re-
ward, volunteers, representative re-
cruits, or substitutes for men drafted or
liable to be drafted, for the military or
naval service of the United States,
shall be deemed a substitute bioker
under this act : Provided, however,
that persons appointed by any State,
county, city, township, or district, for
the military service of the United
States, under the call of the President
of the United States, shall not be con-
sidered substitute brokers : And
provided, further, that such person
or agent shall leceive no compensation
except that which is given by such
State, county, town, city or district.
Builders and contractors, under which
terra is included every person whose
business it is to construct buildings, or
ships, or bridges, or canals, or rail-
roads by contract: Provided, that no
license shall be required of any person
whose building contracts do not exceed
$2,500 for any'one year— for license. . . 25 00
Builders and contractors, if his contracts
for any one year exceed $25,000, for
each additional $1,000 1 00
Building stones, of any description,
dressed, hewn or finished" 3 610 per ct.
Bullion, value of the bullion used in the
manufacture of silver ware, silver
bullion rolled, prepared for platers' use
exclusively exempt
Bullion, in lump, ingot, bar or otherwise,
to be paid by the assayer 5-8 of 1 per ct.
Bullion and coin, all sales and contracts
of sales 1-10 of 1 per ct.
Burning fluid is not to be considered a
manufacture.
Butchers, under which term is included
every person who shall sell butchers'
meat at retail : Provided, that no
butcher having taken out a license, and
paid $10 therefor, shall be required to
take out a license as retail dealer on
account of selling other articles at the
same store, stall or premises : Provided,
further, that butchers, whose annual
sales do not exceed $1,000, and buteliers
who retail butchers' meat exclusively,
by themselves or agents, and persons
who sell shell or other fish, or both,
traveling from place to place, and not
from any shop or stand, shall be re-
quired to pay $5 only for each license,
any existing law to the contrary not-
withstanding ; and, having taken out a
license therefor, shall not be required
to take out a license as peddler, for re-
tailing butchei-s' meat or fish, as afore-
said : Provided, further, that those who
sell shell or other fish, from hand-carts
or wheelbarrows exclusively, shall be
exempt— for license 10 00
Butter , exempt
CALFSKINS, tanned 6 per ct.
Calfskins , patent 6 per ct.
Calves, exceeding three months old,
slaughtered 40 eta.
Calves under three months old, each. ... 5 els.
C.inals, on gross receipts, where the gross
receipts exceed $1,000 per annum 2^perct.
Cauals, (see " Ships," third paragraph.)'
Canals, when the water is used for mi-
ning purposes, on gross receipts, where
the gross receipts exceed $1,000 per
annum 2| per ct.
Canal companies, interest on bonds or
dividends of, coupons, or profits carried
to the account of any fund 5 per ct.
Canal navigation companies, on interest,
coupons, dividends or profits, carried
to the account of any fund 5 per ct.
Canal boats, on gross receipts, where the
gross receipts exceed $1,000 per an-
num 2-2" per ct.
Canal boats, (see " Ships," third para-
graph.)
Candles, of whatever material made 6per ct.
Candy, sugar, (see " Sugar Candy.")
Caps 6 per ct.
Cards, circulars, etc., printed G perct.
Cards, playing, per pack, of whatever
number, whenever the pi ice per pack
does not exceed 18 cents 2 cts.
Care's, playing, per pack, over 18 and
not over 25 cents per pack 4 cts.
Cards, playing, per pack, over 25 and
not over 50 cents per pack ... 10 cts.
Cards, playing, per pack, over 50 and
not over $1 per pack 15 cts.
Cards, pi. lying, ])er pack, over $1, for
each additional 50 cents or fraction 5 cts.
J6®-Tlie manufacturer of playing
cards is allowed to affix the stamp ap-
propriate to the price at which he sells,
and the subsequent vender must affix
the additional stamp, if the advance on
price is such as to require it.
Carpets, the sewing of, the same as
" Awnings "
Carriages, etc., valued at 50 dollars, and
not exceeding 100 dollars, including the
harness 1 00
Carriages, valued at above 100 dollars,
and not above 200 dollars 2 00
Carriages, exceeding in value 200 dollars
and not exceeding 300 dollars 3 00
Carriages exceeding 300 dollars, and not
above 500 dollars 6 00
Carriiges above 500 dollars 10 00
Carriages, repairs, on increased value
over ten per cent , 3 6-10 per ct.
Cars, repairs, on increased value over ten
per cent 3 6-10 per ct.
Cassia, ground, and all imitations of, per
pound 1 1-5 ct.
Castings, (see " Iron," and " Brass.")
Castile soap, (see " Soap.")
Cattle, slaughtered, over three months
old, except when slaughtered for their
hides and tallow exclusively, each. . - . 40 cts.
Cattle, slaughtered, under three mouths
old, each 5 cts.
Cattle slaughtered by any person, for his
own consumption, not exceeding five
in number exempt
Cattle brokers, including every person
whose business it is to buy, or sell, or
deal in cuttle, hogs or sheep, whose
annual sales do not exceed 10,000 dol-
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lars, for license 10 00
Cattle brokers whose sales annually ex-
ceed lO.OdO dollars, for each additional
1,000 dollars 1 00
Cavendish tobacco, per pound 35 cts.
Cement, made wholly or iu part of plue,
to be sold in a liquid state, per gallon. . 43 cts.
Certificate of stock in any incorporated
company, stamp duty on each 25 cts.
Certificate of profits, or any certificate or
memorandum showing an interest iu
the property or accumulations of any
incorporated company, if not less tlum
10 dollars, and not exceeding 50 dollars,
stamp duty clO ts.
Certificate of profits for a sum exceeding
$50, and not exceeding $1 ,000 25 cents
Certificate of profits exceeding f 1,000, for
every additional $1,000, or fractional
part 25 cents
Certificate — Any certificate of d.image,
and all other certificates or documents
issued by any port warden, marine
surveyor, or other person acting as
such, stamp duty 25 cents
Certificate of deposit, of any sum of
money, in any b.ink or trust company
or with any banker or person acting
as such, if for a sum not exceeding
$100, stamp duty 2 cents
Certificate of deposit, if for a sum ex-
ceeding $100, stamp duty 5 cent=
Certificate of weight or quantity of an-
ima's, wood, coal or hay Free
Certificates of any other description
than those specified in schedule B, a
stamp duty of 5 cents
Charcoal is not to be considered a man-
ufacture.
Charter Party— Contract or agreement
for the charter of any ship, or vessel,
or steamer, or any letter, memorandum
or other writing, between the captain,
master, or owner, or person acting as
agent of any ship, or vessel, or steam-
er, and any other person or persons,
for or relating to the charter of such
ship, or vessel, or steamer, or any re-
newal or transfer thereof, if the regis-
tered tonnage of such ship, or vessel,
or ship, or steamer does not exceed
150 tons, stamp duty 1 00
Charter Party, exceeding 150 tons, and
not exceeding 300 tons, stamp duty.. 3 00
Charter Party, exceeding 300 tans, and
not exceeding 600 tons, stamp duty. . 5 00
Charter Party, exceeding 600 tons, stamp
duty ■ 10 00
Checks drawn upon any bank, trust
company, or any person or persons,
companies or corporations.for the pay-
ment of .money, see "Bank Check."
Cheese is not to be considered a manu-
facture.
Chemical preparations, same as "Medi-
cines."'
Chemical productions, all uncompound-
ed, not otherwise provided for.^ 6 per ct.
Cheroots, see "Cigars."
Chocolate, prepared, per pound 14-7 pr ct.
Cider is not considered a m:-inufacture.
Cider Vinegar is not considered a mauu-
factuie.
Cigars, see "Segars."
Circulars, cards, billheads, law blanks,
and other printed forms 6 per ct.
Circuses, under which term is included
every building, tent, space or area
where feats of horsemanship, or acro-
batic sports, or the-itrical performan-
ces are exhibited, for license 100 00
Circuses, on gross receipts .2 per ct.
Civil Eugineeis, f see "Architects,") f.r
licen.se 10 00
Claim agents, under which terra is inclu-
ded every person whose business it is
to prosecute claims in any of the exec-
utive departments of the Federal Gov-
ernmeut, for each yearly license 10 00
Clearance, same as "Manifest."
Clocks and timepieces 6 per ct.
Clock movements, without being cased. .6 per ct.
Cloth, and all textile, or knitted, or felted
articles or faiirics of cottou, wool or
other materials, btfore the same has
been dyed, piinted or bleached, and
on all cloth paiuted.enameled, shirred,
tarred, varnished or oikd 6 per ct.
f^' Provided, that thread and yarn
and warps sold before weaving, shall
be regarded as manufactures, and be
subject to a duty of five per centum
ad valorem.
Cloth or fabrics, when made of thread,
yarn or warps, upon which a duty shall
have been assessed and paid, shall be
assessed and pay a duty on the increas-
ed value only ; and when made whol-
ly by the same mauuf^^cturei , shall be
subject to a duty only of five per
centum ad valorem.
Clothiug, or articles of dress^ made to
order, on excess over six hundred dol-
lars 6 per ct.
Clothing, manufactured, when the annu-
al product exceeds $1,000, ad valorem 6 oer ct.
Cloths— On all cloths of silk, cotton or
other material, dyed, j)iintcd, bleach-
ed, on which a duty or tax shall have
been paid before the same were so
dyed, printed, or bleached, the duty or
tax of five per centum shall be assessed
only ou the increased value thereof.
Cloves, ground, and all imitations of,
per a 1 l-5prct.
Clove stems, ground, and all imitations
per B 1 1-5 pr ct.
Coal. uU mireral, except such as will
pass through a 5-8 inch mesh, per ton 6 cents
Coal which will pas* through a 5-8 inch
mesh Exempt
Coal gas. see "Gas."
Coal oil, produced by the distillation of
coal, asphaltum or shale, exclusively,
refined, per gallon 15 cents
Coal illuminating oil, refined, produced
by the distillation of coal, asphaltum,
shale, peat, petroleum, or rock oil,
and all other bituminous substances
used for like purposes, per gallon 20 cents
Coal oil disnilers, under which terra is
included any person who shall refine,
produce or distil, crude or retiued pe-
troleum or rock oil, or crude coal oil,
or crude or refined oil made of asphal-
tum, shale, peat, or other bituminous
substances, or shall manufacture coal
illuminating oil, for each license 50 00
Coal tar, produced in the manufacture
of gas Exempt
Cocoa, prepared, per lb 1 4-7 pr ct.
CoHee, ground, per B& ll-5pr ct.
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Coffee— All preparations of which cof-
fee roim-< a pai t, and on all ground or
ungrouiid substitutes for coffee, per
pound 1 1-5 pr ct.
Coin and bullion— On all sales and con-
tracts of sales 1-10 of Ipr ct.
Ci^'ke Exempt
Commercial Brokers, see "Brokers."
Concentrated milk is not to be consid-
ered a mannficture.
Concert halls, (see 'Theatres,") license 100 00
Confectioners, under which term is inclu-
ded every person who sells at retail
confectionery, sweetmeats, comfits,
or other cmifects, in any building,
('confectioners who have taKen out a
license as wholesale or retail dealers
are not leqiiii ed to take a separate
license,) for e;ich license 10 00
Confectiniieis, whose gross annual sales
do not exceed one thousand dollars. . Exempt
Confectionery, made wholly or in p.irt of
sugar, same as 'Sugar Candy."
Con-iiimption entry at iiny custom house,
not exceeding one hundred dollars in
value, stam|)duty 25 cents
Consuiuption entry at any custom house,
exceeding one hundred collars and
not exceeding five. hundred dollars. . . 50 cents
Consumption entry at any custom house,
exceeding live hundred dollars m vilue 1 00
Contract for tiie hire, use or rent of any
land, tenement or portion thereof, see
"Lease.''
Contract of insurance against accidental
injury to persons Free
Contracts, biokeis' note or memorandum
of sale of any goods, or merchandise,
.stocks, bo!uls, exdiange. notes of
band, re.U est;ite. or property of any
kind or description, issued by brokers
or persons acting as such, stamp
duty 10 cents
Contractors, for license, see " Builders."
Conve3'ance, deed, instiument or writing
whereby any lands, tenements, or oth-
er realty sold, shall be granted, as-
signed, tiiiiisferred, or otherwise con-
veyed to or vested in the purchaser or
purchasers, or to any person or per-
sons, by his, her or their direction,
when tlie value does not exceed five
hundred di'll trs, stamp duty 50 cents
Conveyance, exceeding five hundred dol-
lars, and not exceeding one thousand
dollars.
Conveyance, exceeding one thousand
dollais, lor eveiy additional five hun-
dred dollars or fractional part 50 cents
Conveyancers, un^er which term is inclu-
ded every person, other than one hold-
ing a license as lawyer or claim agent,
whose business it is to draw d'Cds,
bonds, m irtgages, wills, writs, or oth-
er legil pupers, or to eximine titles to
real e-^tate, for license 10 00
Cjpper, rolled 3 610 pr ct.
Copper and lead,ing'.ts, pigs or birs 3 6-10 pr ct.
Copper, when duty has not been paid on
ingots, bars or pigs 6 per ct.
Copper, manufacturers of, not otherwise
provided for, ad valorem 6 per ct.
Copper nails 3 6-10 per ct.
Cordials, medioiual, same as "Medi-
cines."
Cosmetics, same as " Medicines."
Cotton, raw, per lb 2 cents
Cotton, manufacturers of, wholly or in
part, not otherwise provided for 6 per ct.
Cotton fabrics, woven, knit or felled,
before dyed, printed, bleached, or pre-
liared in any other manner G per ct.
Cotton, umbrellas 6 per ct.
Counons, railroad 6 per ct.
Custo.n house brokers, under which term
is included every person whose occu-
pation it is, as the agent of others, to
arr-nge entries and other custom h!)use
papers, 't tiansact business at any pert
of entry, relating to the importation
or ex|)ortation of goods, wares or mer-
chandise, for each license 10 00
D.\GUERRP:0TYPES, same as " Pho-
tographs."
Deeds, whereiiy any lands, tenements or
other things sold shall be granted,
leased, assigned, transferred, or other-
wise conveyed to or vested in the pur-
chaser or purchasers, or to any per-
son or persons by his, her or their di-
rection, stamp duty, same as " Convey-
ance."
Deerskins, dressed and smoked, see
'• Skins."
Dentifrice^ each pack-igej of, the retail
price or value of which does not ex-
ceed 25 cents, stamp duty 1 cent
Dentifrice, exceeding 25 cnts.but not
exi-eeding 50 cents, stamp duty 2 cents
Dentifrice, exceeding 50 cents, but not
exceediu'/ 75 cents 3 cents
Dentifrice, ea-h pack^ige of, the value of
which shall excei-d 75 cents, and sliall
not exceed one dollar 4 cents
Dentifrice, exieeding one dollar, for each
and eveiy 50 cents, or fractional part
thereof, over and aliove one dollar, an
additional -tamp duty of 2 cents
Dentists, for license 10 00
Diamonds, preciousstones :uid jnveliy. .6 per ct.
Distilled spirits, see " Spirits."
Distilled Spirits— Tlie duty on spirituous
liquors, and all other spirituous bever-
ages enumerated in the Tax Bill, is to
be collected at no lower rate ttian the
basis of first proof, and shall be in-
creased in jiroportion for any greater
strength than the .stiength of pioof.
Distilled S|iirits— The terra first proof is
declared to mean that jin.of of a liquor
which corresponds to fifty degrees of
Tr.illes' centessimal hydioineler, at
the temperature of sixty degrees of
P.ihrenheit thermometer, and in levy-
ing duties on liquors above and below
jiroof, tlie table contained in the M m-
ual for Inspectors of Spirits, prepared
by Professor McCuUoch, und-r the
superintendence of Professor Bache,
and adopted by the Treasury Dep.ir,-
ment, is to be used and taken as giv-
ing the proportions of ab-olute alcohol
in the liquid gu.ged and proved, ac-
cording to whit h duties shall be levied.
Distillers, under which terra is included
every person, firm orco'p irvt on who
distils or manufactures spirits for sale,
for license 60 00
Distillers, making less than 300 barrels
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per year ii> UU
Distillers of apples, gi-fipes and peaches,
making less than 150 barrels per year 12 50
Distillers— No license shall be required
for any still, stills, or other apparatus
used by druggists and chemists forihe
recovery of alcohol for pharmaceutical
and chemical or scientific purposes,
which has been u^ed in those pro-
Distillers of coal oil, see " Coal Oil Dis-
tillers."
Dividend* — Anrual income from, when
exceeding six hundred dollars, and
not exceeding five thousand dollars,
ou the ex "ess over six hundred dollars. 5 pr ct.
Dividends exceeding five thous-ind dol-
lars, and not exceeding ten thousand
dollars, on excess over five thousand
dollars 7-12 per ct.
Dividends on excess over ten thousand
dollars 10 per ct.
Dividends on excess over ten thousand
dollars, of citizens residing abroad,
(see " Incomes,") in addition to above
rates 2 per ct.
Dividends of banks, trust companies,
savings institutions, fire, marine, life
. and inland insurance companies 5 per ct.
Dividends generally 5 per ct.
Dog skins Gperct.
Draft, drawn upon any bank, trust com-
pany, or any person or pers ms, com-
panies or corporations, fjr the pay-
ment of money at sight or on demand,
same as " Bill of Exchange."
Draining tiles 3 6-10 pr ct.
Dressmakers, making articles to order,
as custom work, and not for sale gen-
erally, shall, to the amount of six hun-
dred" dollars, be exempt from duty,
and, for any excess beyond the amount
of six hundred dollars, shall pay a
duty of 3per ct.
Drops, medicinal, same as "Medicines."
EAimG HOUSES, under which term
is included every place where food
or refreslmients of any kind, not in-
cluding spirits, wines, ale, beer, or
other malt liquors, are provided for
casual visitors, and sold for consump-
. tion therein ; but the keeper of an eat-
ing-house, having taken out license
therefor, is not required to take out
license as confectioner— for license 10 00
Eating houses, whose gross annual sales
do not exceed one thousand dollars.. . exempt
Emeralds, diamonds, and precious stones 6 per ct.
Enameled leather, see '• Leather."
Enameled .skirting leather, see "Leather."
Engines, locomotive 3 610 per ct.
Engines, marine 3 6-10 per ct.
Engines, repairs on, increased value
over ten per cent, on such in-
crease 36-lOperct.
Engineers, civil, for license, see " Archi-
tects."
Engraveis, productions of . . , 6 per ct.
Entry, consumption, same as " Ware-
house Entry.''
Entry of any good.s, wares or merchan-
dise, at any custom house, for ware-
housing or consumption, see "Ware-
house Entry."
Entry for the withdrawal of any goods,
wares or merchandise trom bonded
warehouse, stamp duty 50 cents
Erasive soap, see •' Soap."
Exhibitions, not otherwise provided for 10 00
Essential oils 6 per ct.
Express companies, on gross receipts. . 3 per ct.
Express agents, including every person,
firm o- companj', engaged in the car-
rying or delivery of money, valuable
papers, or any articles for pay, or doing
an express business whose gross re-
ceipts therefrom exceed the sum of «
s'x hundred dollars per annum —
liiense 10 00
But one license fee of ten dollars shall be
required from any one person, firm or
company, in respect to all the business
to be done by such person, firm, or
company, on a continuous route, and
the payment of such license fee shall
cover all business done upon sucli
mute by such person, firm, or com-
pany, anywhere in the United States;
and such license fee shall be required
only from the principal in such busi-
ness, and not from any subordinate.
FELLOES, wood for Free
P'elted fabrirs 6 per ct.
Ferryboats, on gross receipts 3 per ct.
Fine cut tobacco, see " Tobacco."
Fire insurance companies, on all divi-
dends 5 per ct.
Fish, preserved, ad valorem 6 per ct.
Pish oil exempt
Flax, manufactures of, not otherwise spe-
cifieil ^. .6 per ct.
Flax, prepared for textile or felting pur-
poses, is not to be considered a man-
ufacture until actually woven, or felled
into fabric for consumption.
Flour, made from grain, is not to be con-
sidered a manufacture.
Freestone, dressed, hewn, or finish-
ed 3 610 per ct.
Fruits, preserved 6 per ct.
Furniture, made of wood, sold in the
rough or unfinished 6 per cl.
Furniture, on which a duty has been
paid, when sold in a finished condition,
on increased value 6 per ct.
Furs, manufactures of 6 per ct.
CHAINS, annual, of every person, see
J " Incomes."
Gas, illuminating, made of coal, when
the product shall be not above 200,000
cubic feet per month, per 1,000 cubic
feet 12ctg.
Gas, illuminating, when the product
shall be above 200,000 and not exceed-
ing 500,000 cubic feet per month, per
1,000 cubic feet 18 eta.
Gas, illuminating, when the product shall
b» above 500,000 and not exceeding
5,000,000 of cubic feet per month, per
1,000 cubic feet 24 cts.
Gas.illuminatiiig. when the product shall
be above 5,000,000, per 1,000 cubic
feet 30 eta.
GaSjill illuminating, same as "Coal Gas."
Gas-litters, see " Plumbers."
Gasoline, see " Naptha."
Gangers' returns, if for a quantity not
exceeding 500 gallons, gross 10 cts.
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Gangers' returns, exceeding 500 gallons,
groos 25 cts.
Gelatine, of all descriptions in a solid
state, per pound 1 1-5 ct.
General business— Every person, firm or
corporation, engaged in any business,
trade or profession wliatsoever, for
which no other license is required,
whose gross annual receipts therefrom
exceed $1,000 per annum, for license. 10 00
Geographies, see "Books" 5 per ct.
Gift enterprises, proprietors of, including
efery person firm or corpoiation who
shall sell nr offer for sale any article
of merchandise of any description
whatsoever, with a promise, express or
implied, to give or bestow, or in any
ma'nner to hold out to the public the
promise of gift or bestowal, of any ar-
ticle or thing for and in consideration
of the puichase by any person of any
other article or thing (provided that
no such proprietor, in consequence of
being thus licensed, shall be exempt
from paying any other license or tax
required by law, and the license here-
in shall be in addition thereto), for
license 50 00
Ginger, ground, and all imitations of,
per pound 1 1-5 ct.
Glass, manufactures of, not otherwise
specified 6 per ct.
Gloves 6 per ct.
Glue and cement, made wholly or in part
of glue, in a liquid form, per gallon. . . 48 cts.
Glue, in a solid state, per pound 1 1-5 ct.
Goat skins, curried, manufactured or
finished 6 per ct.
Gold and silver, coin or bullion, sales of,
or contracts of sale 110 of 1 per ct.
Gold, manufacturers Of, other than jew-
elry, not otherwise provided for 6 per ct.
Gold leaf, per pack, containing not more
than 20 books of 25 leaves 21 6-10 cts.
Gold foil , per oz. troy 2 40
Gold watches, composed wholly or in
part of gold or gilt, kept for use, val-
ued at $100 or less, each 1 00
Gold watches, valued over $100, each.. . 2 00
Goods, made for the use or consumption
of the maker Free
Grammars, see " Books " 5 per ct.
Gunpowder, and all explosive substances
used for mining, blasting, artillery, or
sporting purposes, when valued at 38
cents per pound, or less, per pound,
ad valorem 6 per ct.
Gunpowder, when valued above 38 cents
per pound 12 cts.
Gutta percha, manufactures of, not oth-
erwise provided for 6 per ct.
Gypsum is not to be considered a manu-
facture.
HAIR DYE, same as " Medicines."
Harness leather, see " Leather."
Hats 6 per ct.
Headings are not to be considered a
manufacture.
Hemp, manufactures of, when not other-
wise specified 6 per ct.
Hog skins, tanned or dressed 6 per ct.
Hogs, sliughtered, each 10 cts.
Hollow ware, iron, per ton of 2,000 fts. . 3 60
Hoops exempt
Hoop iron, see " Iron."
Hoop skirts, cut tapes and small wares
used in the manufacture of, exclusive-
ly Free
Horn, manufactures of, not otherwise
provided for 6 per ct.
Horned cattle, slaughtered, see " Cat-
tle."
Horse skins, tanned and dressed 6 per ot.
Horse shoes, per ton, see " Iron."
Hoise dealers, under which term is in-
cluded every person whose business is
to buy and sell horses and mules, for
each license 10 00
Horse dt alers, when they have taken
out a license as livery stable keepers,
are not required to take out an addi-
tional one.
Hotels — under which terra is included
every place where food and lodgings
are provided for and furnished to tra-
velers and sojourners, in view of pay-
ment therefor, where the rent or the
valuation of the yearly rental of the
house and property occupied shall be
$200 or less 10 00
Hotels, where the rent or the valuation of
ihe yearly rental shall be in excess of
$200, for any additional $100 or f. ac-
tional pait thereof, in excess of 200
dollars 5 00
ILLUMINATING oil, see " Oil."
Income, annual, of every person,
whether citizen residing in or out of
the United States, when exceeding 600
dollars and not exceeding 5,000 dollars,
on the excess over 600 dollars 5 per ct.
Income, on excess over 5,000 dollars. . . 10 per cl.
J6S= In estimating the annual gains,
profits or income of any person , the in-
terest received or accrued uj)on all
notes, bonds and mortgages, or other
forms of indebtedness bearing inter-
est, whether paid or not, if good and
collectable, less the interest paid by or
■due from such person, shall be includ-
ed and assessed as part of the income
of such person for each year ; and
also all income or gaits derived from
the purchase and sale of stocks or other
property, real or personal, and of live
stock, and the amount of live stock,
sugar, wool, butter, cheese, pork, beef,
mutton, or other meats, hay and grain,
or other vegetable or other produc-
tions, being the growth or produce of
the estate of such person sold, (not in-
cluding any part thereof unsold or on
hand during the year next preceding
the thirty-first of December, until the
same s/iaW6e sold,) shall be included
and iissessed as part of the income of
such person for each year ; and his
share of the gains and profits of all
companies, whether incorporated or
partuership, shall be incluaed in esti-
mating the annual gains, profits or in-
come of any person entitled to the
same, whether divided or otherwise.
Income, interest on United Stales secu-
rities to be included in estituaiing in-
come. Also all premmms, gold or j
coupons.
Income — All persons of lawful age to
make returns. ' v
Income — Deductions — in estimating the „
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annual gains, profits and income of any
person, all national, State and munici-
pal taxes paid within the year, shall
be di^ducted from the gains, profits or
income of the person who has actually
paid the same, whether owner, tenant
or mortgager; al>o salary or pay receiv-
ed for services in the civil, military,
naval or other service of the U. S.,
including Senators, Representatives
and delegates in Congress, above the
rate of six hundred dollars per annum.
When any person rents buildings, lands
or other property, or hires any labor to
cultivate land, or to conduct any other
business from which such income is
actually derived, or pays inter'^st upon
any actual incumbrance thereon, the
amount actually paid for such rent,
labor or interest, shall be deducted ;
and also the amount paid out for usual
or ordinary repairs, not exceeding the
average piiid out for such purposes for
the preceding five years, shall be de-
ducted, but no deduction shall be made
for any amount paid out for new
buildings, permanent improvements,
or betterments, made to increase the
value of any property or estate ; also
the amount paid by atiy person for the
rent of the homestead used or occu-
pied 'oy himself or hi§ family ; and the
rental value of any homestead vsed or
occupied by any person or by his Jamily
in his mon ri^ht or in the right of his
wife, shall not be included and assessed as
part of the income of such person. But
one deduction of 000 dollars is allowed
in any case from the aggregate in-
comes of any one family.
India rubber, manufacturers of, not oth-
erwise specified 6
Inns, same as " Hotels."
Instruments of attorney, made in foreign
countries, same stamp duty as if made
in the Uaited States.
Insurance companies, all, on dividends 5
Insurance companies, all, upon gross
receipts for premiums and assess-
ments 1^
Insurance companies, foreign, same as
above.
Insurance (life) , when the amount in-
sured shall not exceed 1,000 dollars. .
Insurance (life), exceeding 1,000 dollars
and not exceeding 5,000 dollars
Insurance (life), exceeding 5,000 dollars.
Insurance — (marine or inland) — Policy
of insurance, or other instrument, by
whatever name the same shall be
called, whereby any insurance shall
be made or renewed upon property
of any description, whether against
perils by sea or t y fire, or other perils
of any kind, made by any insurance
company or its agents, or by any
other company or person, where the
premium does not exceed 10 dollars. .
Insurance— (marine or inland)--Policy of
insurance, where such consideration
exceeds 10 dollars and does not exceed
50 dollars
Insurance— (marine or inland)"Policy of
insurance exceeding 50 dollars
Insurance agents, under which term ia
included every person who shall act as
per ct.
per ct.
per ct.
25cts.
50 cts.
1 tOO
25 cts.
50 cts.
agent of any fire, marine, life, mutual
or other insurance company or com-
panies, for license 10 00
Insurance agents, foreign, including
every person who shall act as agent
of any foreign fire, marine, life, mutual
or other insurance company or compa-
nies, for license 50 00
Insurance brokers, embracing persons
who shall negotiate or procure insu-
rance in behalf of another person or
party, for which he shall receive any
puy, commission or compensation. ... 25 00
Insurance policies, assignment of, (see
" Assignment.")
Insurance policy, or renewal, (see " Pol-
icy of Insurance,' above.)
Intelligence office keepers, including
every person whose business it is to
find or furni-;h places of employment
for others, or to find servants upon ap-
plication in writing, or otherwise,
receiving compensation therefor, for
license 10 00
Interest, income from, (see " Income.")
Interest on bonds and dividends of canal
companies 5 per ct.
Iron, manufactures of, not otherwise
specified 6 per ct.
Iron, cast, used for bridges, building,
or other permanent structures, per
ton 3 60
Iron, railroad, per ton 3 60
Iron, re-rolled, per ton 2 40
Iron, blooms, slabs or loops, when made
in forges or bloomeries, directly from
the ore, per ton 3 60
Iron, advanced beyond slabs, blooms or
loops, and not advanced beyond bars,
per ton 3 60
Iron, band, hoop and sheet, not thinner
than No. 18 wire gmge per ton 3 60
Iron, plate, not less than one-eighth of
an inch in thickness, per ton 3 60
Iron, band, hoop, or sheet, tl'inner than
No. 18 wire gauge, per ton 6 00
Iron, plate, less than one-eighth of an
inch in thickness, per ton 6 00
Iron, nails, cut, and spikes (not inclu-
ding nails, tacks, brads or finishing
nails usually put up and sold in papers,
whether in papers or otherwise, and
horse shoe nails wrought by machin-
ery) , per ton 6 00
Iron, railroad chairs, per ton 6 00
Iron, railroad spikes, wrought per ton. . 6 00
Iron, ship splices, wrought, per ton 6 00
Iron, bars, rods, bands, hoops, sheets,
plates, nails and spikes, upon which
duty has been levied and paid , are only
subject to an additional duty of, per
ton 2 40
Iron, steam engines, including locomo-
tives and marine engines 3 6-10 per ct.
Iron, rivets, txceedjug 1-4 of an inch in
diameter, per ton 6 00
Iron, nuts and washers, not less than
two ounces each in weight, per ton. . 6 00
Iron, bolts, exceeding 6-16ths of an
inch in diameter, per ton 6 00
Iron, rivets, nuts, washers and bolts,
where the iron from which said arti-
cles shall have been made has actu-
ally paid not less than 3 6-10 dollars
per ton, only an additional duty of,
per ton 2 40
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Iron stoves, per ton
Iron hollow ware, per ton of 2,000
pound-!
Iron castiujjs of all descriptions, ad-
vanced bc-yond pig iron, blooms. slabs,
or loops, upon which no duty has been
asses.-ed or paid in the form of pig
iron, blooms, slabs or loops, sh;ill be
assessed and pay, in addition to the
foregoitig rates, when so advanced,
per ton
And when no duty has been assessed or
paid thereon, in the form of blooms,
slabs or loops, shall pay, in addition
to the foregoing rates of iron ad-
vanced , per ton
Iron, castings of. exceeding 10 fts. in
weight for each ca-ting, not other-
wise provided for, per ton
Iron, pig. pei ton
Iron railings 6
Iron gates 6
Iron fences 6
Iron furniture 6
Iron statuary 6
Ivory, manufactures of, if not otherwise
3 eo
2 40
per ct.
per ct.
per ct.
per ct.
per ct.
6 per ct.
JACKS AND STALLIONS, for license,
(see " Stallions,'") 10 00
Jewelry, diamonds, precious stones, etc.6 per ct
Jugaleis, including every person who
performs by sleight of hand, for each
license 20 00
The proprietors or agents of all other
public exhibitions, or shows for
money, not enumerated in this sec-
tion, shall pay for each license 10 00
Jute, manufacturers of, if not otherwise
specified 6 per ct.
KID SKTNS, curried, manufactured,
orfini-hed 6 per ct.
Knitted fabrics 6per ct.
LAGER BEER, per barrel, containing
31 gallons (fractional parts of a bar-
rel to pay proportionately) (see "Malt
Liquors,") 1 00
Lambs, slaughtered, each 5 cents
Lambs, eX'Miiption same as with "Sheep."
Land warrant brokers, under which
term is included every person who
makes a business of buying and sell-
ing land warrants, or of furnishing
them to settlers or other persons, for
license 25 00
Lard oil, per gallon 6 cents
Lath exempt
Lathes 6 per ct.
Lawyers, under which term is included
every person who, for fee or reward,
shall prosecute or defend any cause,
in any court of record, or other judi-
cial tribunal of the United States, or
of any of the Slates, or give legal ad-
vice in relation to any cause or mat-
ter, for each license, (see '-Attorney*') 10 00
Lead, manufacturers of, if not otherwise
specified 6 per ct.
Lead, w bite, per hundred 42 cents
Lead, ingots, pigs or bars 3 6-10 pr ct.
Lead, sheet 3 6-10 pr ct.
Lead, pipes 3 6-10 pr ct.
Leaf, gold, per package, containing
not more than 20 books of 25 leaves
each 21 6-10 pr ct.
Lease, for the hire, use or rent of any
land, tenement, or portion thereof,
where the rent or rental value is three
hundred dollars, or less, per annum,
stamp duty 50 cents
Lease, when rent, &c., exceeds three
hundred dollars, lor each additional
two hundred dollars, or fraction, in
excess 50 cents
Leases, assignment of, see " Assign-
ment."
Leather, enameled C per ct.
Leather, oil dressed 6 per ct.
Leather, patent 6 per ct.
Leather, Japan 6 per ct.
Leather, of all descriptions, tanned or
partially tanned, in the rough 6 per ct.
Leather, of all descriptions, cuiried or
finished 6 per ct.
Leather, all previously assessed, in the
rough, and upon which duties have
been actually paid, shall be assessed
on the im^reased value only.
Leather, when curried or finished leather,
see "Skins."
Leather, manufacturers of, not otherwise
specified 6 per ct.
Leather, upon which a duty has been
previously assessed and paid, when it
shall be manufactured into gloves,
mittens or moccasin?, the duty shall
only be assessed upon the increased
value thereof, when so mannfictuied.
Legacies— Any person or persons hav-
ing charge or trust, as administiators,
exeiutors or trustees of any legacies
or distributive shares arising from
personal property, of any kind what-
soever, wheie the whole am'iunt of such
personal properly, as aforesaid, shall
exceed the sum (.f one t!iou-and dol-
lars in actual value, passing after the
passage of this act, fiom any person
possessed of such property, either by
will, or by the intestate laws of any
State or Territory, or any person. il
property or interest therein, trans er-
red by deed, grant, bargain, sale or
gift, made or intended to take effect,
in possession or enjoyment, after the
deithofthe granter or bargainer, to
any person or persons, or to any body
or bodies, puiilic or corporate, in
trust or otherwise, are sulijett to the
following taxes : Where the person
or persons entitled to any beneficial
inttrest in such property shall be the
lineal issue or lineal amestor, brother
or sister to the person who died pos-
sessed of such property, for each and
every one hundred dollars of the clear
value of such interest in such pro-
perty : 1 00
Legacies, when the person or persons en-
titled to any beneficial interest in suet
property shall be a descendant of a
brothir'or sister of the person who
died possessed of such property, for
each and every 100 dollars of the clear
value of such interest 2 00
Legacies, when the person or persons
entitled to any beneficial interest in
such property shall be a brother or
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sister of the father or mother, or a
descendant of a brother or sister of
the father or mother of the person who
died possessed of such property, for
each and every 100 dollars of the clear
value of such interest 4 00
Legacies, where the person or persons
entitled to any beneficial interest in
such property, shall be a brother or
sister of the grandfather or grandmo-
ther, or a descendant of the brother or
sister of the grandfather or grandmo-
ther of the person who died possessed
of such property, for each and every
100 dollars of the clear value of such
interest 5 00
Legacies, where the person or peisons
entitled to any beneficial interest in
such property shall be in any other
degree of collateral consanguinity than
is stated above, or shall be a stranger
in blood to the person who died i)os-
sessed, as aforesaid, or sh;ill be a body
politic or corporate, for each and every
100 dollars of the clear value of such
interest 6 00
Legacies, passing by will or by the laws
of any State or Territory, to husband
or wife of the person who died pos-
sessed of such property Free
Legal documents, writ or other original
process commenced in any court of
law or equity, stamp duty 50 cts.
Legal documents, where the amount
claimed in a writ, issued by a court not
of record, is 100 dollars orover 50 cts.
Legal documents, upon every confession
of judgment or cognovit, for 100 del-
lars or over (> xcept in cases where the
tax for the writ of a commencement
of suit has been paid ,) 50 cts.
Legal documents, writs or other process
or appeals fiom justice's courts or
other courts of inferior jurisdiction to
a court of record 50 cts.
Legal doi'uments, warrants of distress,
when the amount of rent claimed does
not exceed 100 dollars 25 cts.
Letters of credit, see " Bills of Exchange,
foreign."
Letters of administration, see " Probate
of Will."
Licenses — A license fee of 10 dollars
shill be required of every persou , firm or
corporation engaged in any business,
trade or profession wha sijever, for
which no other license is herein requir-
ed, whose gross annual receipts there-
from exceed 1,000 dollars per annum.
When the annual gross receipts or
sales of any apothecaries, confection-
ers, eating-houses, tobacconists or re-
tail dealers, except retail dealers in
spirituous or malt liquors, shall not ex-
ceed 1,000 dollars, they shall not be
required to pay for license.
Licenses must be taken out each year by
the following named persims, for which
they are to pay the sum placed oppo-
site their names, viz. :
Agents, insurance 10 00
Agents, insurance, foreign , . . . . 60 00
Apothecaries 10 00
Architects 10 00
Assayers, see "Assayers."
10
Auctioneers, whose annual sales do not
exceed 10,000 dollars 10 00
Auctioneers, exceeding 10.000 dollars. 20 00
Bankers, using capital not exceeding
50,000 dollars, for each license 100 00
Bankers using capital exceeding fifty
thousand dollars, for every additional
one thousand dollars in excess of
fifty thousand dollars 2 00
Billiard tables, each 10 00
Brewers, (see " Brewers,") 25 00 and 50 00
Brokers 50 00
Brokers, pawn, using capital not ex-
ceeding fifty thousand dollars 50 00
Brokers, pawn, using capital in excess
of fifty thousand dollars, f )r every
additional one thousand dollars in
excess of fifty thousand dollars 2 00
Bowling alley.s, for each alley 10 00
Builders, of ships, houses, etc 25 00
Butchers, see " Butchers."
Cattle brokers, whose annual sales do
not exceed ten thousand dollars 10 00
Cattle brokers, exceeding ten thousand
dollars, for each additional one thou-
sand dollars l OO
Circuses loo 00
Civil engineers lo 00
Claim agents 10 00
Coal oil distillers 50 00
Commercial brokers 20 00
Concert halls 100 00
Ciinfectioners 10 00
Contractors 25 00
Conveyancers 10 00
Custom house brokers 10 00
Dentists 10 00
Distillers, see "Distillers."
Eating houses 10 00
Exhibitions, not otherwise provided for 10 00
Gas fitters lo 00
Horse dealers lo 00
Hotels, see " Hotels."
Insurance agents 25 00
Insurance agents, foreign 50 00
Intelligence office keepers 10 00
Gift enterprises 50 00
Jacks 10 00
Jugglers 20 00
Land warrant brokers 25 00
Lawyers lo 00
Livery stal)le keepers 10 00
Lottery ticket dealers 100 00
Manufacturers 10 00
Patent agents 10 00
Patent rights, dealers 10 00
Peddlers, (see " Peddlers.'";
Photographers, (see" Photographers.")
Pawnbrokers, (see " Brokers.")
Physicians 10 00
Plumbers and gas fitters lo 00
Produce brokers, whose sales do not
exceed ten thousand dollars 10 00
Real estate agents 10 00
Rectifiers, ("see " Rectifiers.")
Retail dealers 10 00
Retail dealers in liqu rs 25 00
Savings banks having no capital stock,
and whose business is confined to re-
ceiving deposits and loaning the same
for the benefit of their deposita-s.and
which do no other business of bank-
ing, shall not be liable to pay for
license as bankers 100 00
Shows 10 00
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Stallions, owners of 10 00
Steanieis and vessels boarding passen-
gers 25 00
Substitute brokers 100 00
And for each recruit enlisted by them 10 00
Surgeons 10 00
Tobacconists 10 00
Life Insurance Companies, (see " Insur-
ance.")
Lime 3 6-10 per ct.
Liniments, same as " Dentifrice."
Linseed oil, per gallon 6 cents
Liquors, malt, duty, per barrel, contain-
ing not more than 31 gallons 1 00
Lithographers, productions of Operct.
Livery stable keepers, under which term
is included every person who-^e occu-
pation is to keepi horses for hire, or to
let or to keep, feed or board horses,
for license 10 00
Loan of Money— Any loan of money, or
any advance of money on security,
whether represented by note, certifi-
cate, check, receipt or other evidence
not otherwise piovided for, and not in-
cluding mortgages, if on demand, for
every hundred dollars, or fractional
part thereof 2 cents
Loan of Money— If to be paid at a time
designated, for every one hundred dol-
lars or fractional part thereof. 5 cents
Lotions, same as " Medicines."
Locomotives, ad valorem 6 per ct.
Lottery ticket dealers, under which term
is included every person, associ:ition,
firm or corporation, who shall make,
sell or ofier to sell lottery tickets or
fractional parts thereof, or any token,
certificate or device representing or
intending to represent a lottery ticket,
or any fractional part thereof, or any
policy of numbers in any lottery, or
shall manage any lottery, or prepare
schemes of lotteries, or superintend
the drawing of any lottery, for license, 100 00
Lotteries,, on gross receipts .5 per ct.
Lozenges, medicinal, same as " Medi-
cines."
Lumbf r is not to be considered a manu-
facture.
MAGAZINES, same as " Books,". . . .5 per ct.
Miigazines, for all advertisements
ou gross receipts 3 per ct.
Malt is not to be considered a manufac-
ture.
Malt Liquors, duty, per barrel, contain-
ing not more than 31 gallons, fraction-
•al parts to pay at a like rate 1 00
Malt liquors, in bottles, to pay accord-
Jug to the quantity contained therein
at the rute of per 30 gallons, when the
duty has not been previously paid ou
the liquors contained therein 1 00
Manifest of the cargo of any ship, vessel
or steamer, for a foreign port; if the
registered tounage of such ship, ves-
sel or steamer does nut exceed 300
tons, stamp duty 1 00
Manifest, exceeding 300 tons, and not
exceedmg 600 tons, stamp duly .3 00
Manifest, exceeding 600 tons 5 00
Manufacturers, under w aich term is in-
cluded any person or persons, firms,
corporations or companies, who shall
manufacture by hand or machinery
any goods, wares or merchandise,
exceeding annually the sum of one
thousand dollars, for license 10 00
Manufacturers and producers of agricul-
tural tools and implements, garden
seeds, sioves and hollow ware,
brooms, wooden ware and powder,
delivering and selling at wholesale
any of said articles, by themselves or
their authorized agents, at places
other than the place of manufacture,
shall not be nquired, for any sale thus
made , to take out any additional licinse
therefor.
Manufactures not otherwise specified:
Of bone 6 per ct.
Of brass 6 per ct.
Of bristles 6 per ct.
( tf copper 6 per ct.
Of cotton 6 per ct.
Of flax 6 per ct.
Of glass ■ 6 per ct.
Of gold 6 perct.
Of gntta percha .6 per ct.
Of hemp 6 per ct.
Of horn 6 per ct.
Of India rubber 6 per ct.
Of iron 6 per ct.
Of ivory 6 per ct.
Of jute 6 per ct.
Of lead 6 per ct.
Of leather. 6 perct.
Of paper 6 per ct.
Of pottery 6 per ct.
Of bilk 6per ct.
Of silver 6 per ct.
Of steel 6 perct.
Of tin 6 per ct.
Of willow 6 per ct.
Of wood .■ 6 per ct.
Of wool 6 per ct.
Of worsted 6 per ct.
Other materials 6 per ct.
Mirble, in block, rough and un-
wrought exempt
Mai ble, dressed, hewn or finished 6 per ct.
Marble, monumental stones 6 per ct.
Marine engines 6 per ct.
Marine insurance companies, see " In- •
surance."
Masts 2 2-5 per ct
Matches, friction or lucifer, or other ar-
ticles made in part of wood, and used
for like purposes, in parcels or packa-
ges containing 100 matches or less,
for each 1 ct.
Matches when in parcels containing
more than 100 and not more thin 200
matches, for each 2 cts.
Matches, for every additional 100 or
fraction 1 ct.
Matches, cigar lights and tapers, double
above rates.
Meal, made from grain exempt
Measurer's return, if for a quantity not
exceeding 1 .000 bushels 10 cts.
Measurer's return, if tor a quantity ex-
ceeding 1,000 bushels 25 cts.
Meats, preserved 6 per ct.
Medicines, when the value of the pack-
age containing the same shall not ex-
ceed, at the retail price or value, the
sum of 25 cents 1 ct.
Medicines, exceeding 25 cents, and not
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exceeding 50 cents 2 cts.
Mediciaes, exceeding 50 cents, and not
exceeding 75 cents 3 cts.
Medicines, exceeding 75 cents, and not
exceeding one dollar 4 cts.
Medicines, exceeding one dollar, for each
and every 50 cents or fractional part
thereof, over and above one dollar, an
additional 2 cts.
Melado, per pound 1 6-10 ct.
Melodeons, see " Pianos."
Merchandise, see " Goods."
Metal, yellow sheathing, in rods or
sheets 3 6-10 per ct.
Milliners, making articles to ordei as
custom work, and not for sale general-
ly, shall, to the amount of 600 dollars,
be exempt from duty, and for any ex-
cess beyond the amount of 600 dollars
shall pay a duty of 3 per ct.
Miners — Every person, firm or company,
who shall employ others in the busi-
ness of mining for coal, or gold, silver,
copper, lead, iron, zinc, spelter, or
otber minerals, not having taken out a
license as a manufacturer, shall be re
garded as a miner— license 10 00
Miners — No license is required of miners
whose claims do not exceed 1,000 dol-
lars per year.
Mineral coal, except pea coal and dust
coal, per ton • 6 cts.
Mineral water, artificial 6 per ct.
Mineral water, from springs, for each
bottle containing not more than a pint 7-10 ct.
Mineral water, for each bottle containing
over a pint and not over a quart 1 1-4 ct.
Mineral water, for each bottle containing
over a quart, for each quart or fraction. 1 1-4 ct.
Mittens 6 per ct.
Moccasins 6 per ct.
Molasses, produced from the sugar cane,
and not made from sorghum or ira-
phee, per gallon cts.
Molasses, syrup of, or sugar cane juice,
when removed from the plantation,
concentrated molasses, melado and
cistern bottoms, of sugar produced
from the sugar cane and not made from
sorghum or imphee, per pound 1 6-10 ct.
Molasses made from other articles than
the sugar cane, is not co:isidered a
manufacture.
Monumental stones, with or without in-
scriptions 6 per ct.
Mortgages of lands, estate or property,
real or personal, heritable or movable,
whatsoever, where the same shall be
made as a security for the payment of
any definite and certain sum of money
lent at the time, or previously due and
owing, or forborne to be paid, being
payable; also, any conveyance of any
lands, estate, or property whatsoever,
in trust, to be sold, or otherwise con-
verted into money, wliicb shall be in-
tended only as security, and shall be
redeemable before the sale or other
disposal thereof, either by express
stipulation or otherwise ; or any per-
sonal bond given as security for the
piyment of any definite or certain
sum of money, exceeding 100 dollars
and not exceeding 500 dollars 50 cts.
Mortgages, exceeding 600 dollars, and
not exceeding 1,000 dollirs 1 09
Mortgages, for every additional 500 dol-
lars, or fraction in excess of 1,000 dol-
lars 50 cts.
Mortgages, upon each and every assign-
ment or transfer of a mortgage, or
policy of insurance, or the renewal or
continuance of any agreement, con-
tract, or charter, by letteror otherwise,
a stamp duty shall be p lid equal to
that iiiposed on original instrument.
Movements, clock 6 per ct.
Museums, same as " Theatres."
Musical instruments, see " Pianofortes."
Mustard, ground, per pound 1 1-5 ct.
Mustard seed oil, per gallon Gets.
Mutual insurance companies, see " Insur-
ance."
NAILS, made of copper, zinc or
brass 3 6-10 per ct.
Nails, cut. see " Iron."
Naphtha, Distillate, per gallon 20 cts.
Naphtha, of a specific gravity exceeding
70 degrees, according to Baume's hy-
drometer, and of the kind usually
known as gasoline 5 per ct.
Newspapers are not to be regarded as a
manufacture, or submitted to a rate of
duty as a manufacture.
New-papers, for all advertisements, on
gross receipts, sfe " Advertisements". 3 per ct.
Notarial act, see " Protest."
Note, see "' Promissory Note."
OTL. crude petroleum or rock oil, per
barrel 1 00
Oils, animal, all, pure or adulterated, if
not otherwise provided for, per gallon 6 cts.
Od, coal, refined and distilled from coal,
asphaltum or shale exclusively, per
gallon 15 cts.
Oil, coal, illuminating, produced by the
distillation of coal, asphaltum, shale,
peat, petroleum or rock oil, and all
otliei' bituminous substances, per gal-
lon 20 cts.
Oil, lard, pure or adulterated, per gallon 6 cts.
Oil, linseed, pure or adulterated, per gal-
lon 6 cts.
Oil, mustard seed, pure or adulterated,
per gallon 6 cts.
Oil, all vegetable, per gallon 6 cts.
Oils, essential 6 cts.
Oil, whale. exempt
Oil, fish exempt
Oil stills 6 per ct.
Order for the payment of any sum of
money drawn upon any bank, trust
company, or any person or persons,
companies or corporations, at sight or
ou demand, stamp duty, same as "Bill
of Exchange."
Organs, same as " Pianofortes."
Oxide of zinc, per 100 pounds 42 cts.
PACKET, containing medicines, etc.,
same as bottles containing the same.
See '• Bottles."
Paints or painters' colors, dry or ground
in oil or in paste with water, not other-
wise provided for 6 per et.
Paints shall not be subject to any addi-
tional duty in consequence of being
mixed or ground in oif, when the du-
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ties upon all the materials so mixed
and ground shall have been previously
actually paid.
Pamphlets 5 per ct.
Paper, of all descriptions 3 per ct.
Paper, manufactures of 6 per ct.
Paraffine exempt
Parasols, of any material 6 per ct.
Passport, on each issued from the office
of the Secretary of State 5 00
Passage ticket, by any vessel from a port
in the United States to a foreign port,
of 35 dollars or less 50 cts.
Passage ticket, exceeding 35 dollars and
not exceeding 50 dollars 1 00
Passage ticket, for every additional 60
dollars, or fractional parts thereof, in
excess of 50 dollars 1 00
Pasteboard 3 per ct.
Patent agents 10 00
Patent right dealers, under whith term is
included every person whose business
it is to sell or offer for sale patent
rights , for license 10 00
Patent leather, see " Leather."
Pawnbrokers, under which term is in-
cluded every person whose business or
occupation it is to take or receive, by
way of pledge, pawn or exchange,
any goods, wares or merchandise, or
any kind of personal property what-
ever, for the repayment or security of
money lent thereon, when using a cap-
ital of not over 50,000 dollars, for li-
cense ^ 60 00
Pawnbrokers, using a capital exceeding
60.000 dollars, for every additional
1,000 dollars in excess of 50,000 dollars 2 00
Pawnbrokers' certificates lor an amount
of loan less than five dollars do not re-
quire a stamp.
Peddlers, under wh ch term is included
every person who sells or offers to sell,
at retail, goods, wares or other com-
modities, traveling from place to place
in the street, or through different parts
of the country, when traveling with
more than two hordes or mules, for
each license 60 00
Peddlers, when traveling with two horses
or mules, for each license. 25 00
Peddlers, when traveling with one horse
or mule, for each licen.-e 15 00
Peddlers, when traveling on foot, for
each license 10 00
Peddlers, who sell newspapers, bibles,
or religious tracts exclusively exempt
Peddlers, who sell or offer to sell dry
goods, foreign or domestic, by one or
more original packages or pieces at
one time to the same person, for each
license 50 00
Peddlers, who peddle jewelry, for each
license 60 00
DS' No man not enrolled for milita-
ry service, cases of physical disabil-
ity and over age excepted, shall be en-
tilled to take out a license as a peddler.
Pepper, ground, and all imitations of,
per pound 1 1-5 ct.
Perfumery, same as " Medicines."
Petroleum or rock oil, crude, per barrel
of 45 gallons 1 00
Phials, containing medicines, etc, same
ag "Bottles."
Photographs, or sun pictures, except as
follows : Upon each picture, when the
price shall not exceed 25 cents 2 cts.
Photographs, or sun pictures, exceeding
the retail price of 15 cents, and not
exceeding the sum of 50 cents 3 cts.
Photographs, exceeding the retail pi ice
of 50 cents, and not exceeding one
dollar Sets.
Photographs, exceeding the retail price
of one dollar, for every additional dol-
lar or fractional part 5 cts.
Photographs, or any other sun picture,
being copies of engravings or works of
art, when the same are sold by the
producer at wholesiile at a price not
exceedins: 10 cents each, or are used
for the illustration of books, and on
photographs so small in size that a
stamp can not be afBxed, ad valorem. .6 per ct.
Photographers, under which terra is in-
cluded every person who makes for
sale photographs, ambrctypes or pic-
tures by the action of light, for each
license when the receipts do not ex-
ceed 500 dollars 10 00
Photographers when the receipts are over
5U0 dollars and under 1.000 dollars, for
license 15 00
Photographers, when the receipts are
over 1 ,000 dollars 25 00
Physicians, under which term is included
every pi rson (except apothecaries,)
whose bu-<ine8s it is. for fee or rewaid,
to prescribe remedies or perform any
surgical operation for the cure of any
bodily disea.se or ailing, dentists in-
cluded, for each license 10 00
Pianolortes, organs, melodeons, or other
parlor musical insiruraeuts, kept for
use, not including those placed m
churches or public edifices, valued at
not less than 100 dollars or above 200
dollars, each 2 00
Pianofortes, organs, melodeons, or other
parlor instruments, value over 200 dol-
lars, not over 400 dollars, each 4 00
Pianofortes, organs, melodeons, or other
parlor instruments, value over 400 dol-
lars, each 6 00
Pickles, preserved fruiis, etc 6 per ct.
Pig iron, per ton 2 40
Pills, same as "Dentifrice."
Pimento, ground, and all imitations of,
per pound 1 1-5 ct.
Pins, solid head or other G per ct.
Pipes, earthen and stone, water 3 6-10 per ct.
Pipes, lead 3 (J 10 per ct.
Pipes, when duty on pigs or ftarshas not
been paid 6 per ct.
Planing machines, ad valorem 6 per ct.
Planes 6 per ct.
Plaster is not to be considered a manu-
facture.
Plasters, same as " Dentifrice."
Plate, of gold, k' pt for use. per oz. troy. 50 cts.
Plate , of silver, kept for use , per oz. troy 5 cts.
Plate silver, as above, to the extent of
40 oz Free
Plate, belimging to religious societies. . Free
Plumbers and gas-fitters, including every
person, firm or corporation whose bus-
iness it is to fit, furnish or sell plumb-
ing materials, gas pipes, gas burners
or other gas fixtures, for license 10 00
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Policy of insurance, life, see " Insur-
ance."
Policy of insurance, marine or inland,
see " Insurance."
Policy of insurance, fire, see " Insur-
ance."
Porter, per barrel of 31 gallons, fraction-
al parts in proportion, see "Malt Li-
quors."
Pots, containing medicines, etc., same as
"Bottles."
Pottery ware 6 per ct.
Power of attorney, for the sale or trans-
fer of any stock, bonds or scrip, or for
the collection of any dividend or inter-
est thereon, stamp duty 25 cts.
Power of attorney or proxy, for voting
at any election for oflBcers of any in-
corporated company or society, ex-
cept charitable, religious, literary and
cemetery societies, stamp duty 10 cts.
Power of attorney, to sell and convey
real estate or to rent or to lease the
same '. 1 00
Power of attorney, to receive or collect
rents, stamp duty 25 cts.
Power of attorney, tor afty other pur-
pose 50 cts.
Power of attorney, made in any foreign
country, same stamp duty as if made
in the United States.
Precious stones and all imitations, see
" Diamonds."
Precious stones and all imitations, im-
ported from foreign countries, or upon
which import duties have been paid,
when set or reset in gold or other ma-
terial, duty to be assessed only on val-
ue of settings.
Preparations, medicinal, same as "Med-
icines."
Preparations, of which coffee forms a
part when ground, or which are pre-
pared for sale as a substitute for collee,
see " Coffee."
Preserved fish, fruit, meats, vegetables,
shellfish 6 per ct.
Printed books, magazines, pamphlets,
reviews, and all other similar printed
publications, except newspapers 5 per ct.
Printed books, on all advertisements, on
gross receipts for 3 per ct.
Printed cards and circulars, see " Circu-
lars."
Printers' ink is not to be considered a
manufacture.
Probate of will, where the estate and
effects, (i. e. both real and personal
estate,) for or in respect of which such
probate applied for shall be sworn or
declared not to exceed the value of
2,n00 dollars, stamp duty 1 00
Probate of will, to exceed 2,000 dollars,
for every additional 1,000 dollars, or
fraction, in excess of 2,000 dollars.. . 50 cts.
Produce brokers, under which term is
included every person other than one
holding a license as a broker, whole-
sale or retail dealer, whose occupation
it is to buy and sell agricultural or farm
products, and whose annual sales do
not (ixteed 10 000 dollars 10 00
Prolits, annual, of every person, see
" Income."
Promissory note — Any memorandum,
check, receipt, or other wiittea or
printed evidence of an amount of
money to be paid on demaad, or at a
time designated, shall be considered
as a " Promissory Note," and re-
stamped accordingly. See *' Bill of
Exchange, (inland)."
Property, annual income from, same as
" Profit---."
Property, left by legacy, see " Lega-
cies."
Protest of every note, bill of exchange,
acceptance, check or draft, or any
marine protest 25 cts.
Publications, same as " Printed Books."
QUICKSILVER, produced from the
ore 2 2-5 per ct.
RAILROADS, on gross receipts, where
the gross receipts exceed $1,000
per annum 2 1-2 per ct.
Railroads, see "Ships," third paragraph.
Railroads and other conveyances of pas-
sengers, the law authorizes the levy-
ing of one cent additional to the fare
on every fraction of a cent involved, to
cover the above tax.
Railroads— on bonds, or other evidences
of indebtedness, upon which interest
is stipulated to be paid, on the amount
of interest, and on coupons, dividends,
or profits carried to the account of any
fund 5 per ct.
Ready-made clothing, boots, shoes
gloves, mittens, moccasins, caps, hats
and bonnets, or other articles of dress
for men, women or children, ad
valorem 6 perct.
^f Provided, that any manufac-
turer of the above named articles, who
is exclusively engaged in manufactur-
ing to order or custom work, who shall
make afBdavit that the entire amount
of such manufactures does not exceed
the sum of six hundred dollars per
annum, shall be exempt from duty;
but, when such order or custom work
exceeds the sum of .six hundied dollars,
a duty of three per cent., ad valorem,
shall be levied on the excess.
Real estate agents, under which term is
included every persou whuse business
it is to sell, or offer for sale, real estate
for others, or to rent houses, stires. or
other buildings, or real estate, or to
collect rent for others, for license 50 00
Real estate, succession to, when the suc-
cessoi shall be the lineal issue or lineal
successor of the predecessor, duty, $1
per centum of the value.
Real estate, where the successor shall be
a brother or sister or a descendant of a,
brother or sister of the predecessor,
duty at the rate of $2 per centum on
the value.
Real estate, where the successor shall be
a brother or sister of the father or mother
or a descendant of a brother or sister
of the father or mother of the prede-
cessor, duty at the rate of four dollars
per centum on the value.
Real estate, where the successor shall be
a brother or sister of the grandfather
or grandmother, or a descendant of the
brother or sister of the grandfather or
grandmother of the predecessor, duty
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at the rate of five dollars per centum
on the value.
Real estate, where the successor shall be
in any other degree of collateral con-
sanguinity to the predecessor, or a
stranger in blood, duty at the rate of
six dollars per centum on the value.
Eeal estate, where it shall become sub-
ject to a trust for any charitable or
public purposes, under any past or
future disposition which, if made in
favor of an individual, would confer
on him a succession, there shall be
payable in respect of such real estate,
upon its becoming subject to such
trust, upon the amount or principal
value of such real estate 6 per ct.
Receipt, warehouse, stamp duty, see
" Warehouse Receipt."
Receipts for the payment of any sum of
money , or for the payment of any debt
due, exceeding twenty dollars, not
being for the satisfaction of any mort-
gage, or judgment, or decree of any
court, and a receipt for the delivery of
any property (except receipts issued
by any persons, firm or companies
doing an express business, on the de-
livery of auy property for transpor-
tation), stamp duty 2 cts.
Rectifiers, under which term is included
every pel son who rectifies, purifies or
refiues spirituous liquors or wiuts by
any process, or mixes distilled spirit,
whisky, brandy, gin or wine with any
other materials fi r sale under the name
of rum. whisky, brandy, gin, wine, or
any other name or names, for each
license to rectify any quantity of spir-
ituous liquors not exceeding five iiun-
dred barrels, packages or casks con-
taining not more than forty gallons to
each 25 00
Rectifiers, for each additioual five hun-
dred b.irrels, or any fraction thereof. . 25 00
Refiners, sugar, see '" Sugar Refineis."
Renewal of insurance, see '• Policy of
Insurance."
Rents, annual income from, see " In-
comes."'
Repairs of engines, cars, carriages, or
other ar icles, when such repairs in-
crease the value of the article so re-
paired ten per centum or over, on such
increased value 3 6-lOlhi per cent.
J8®°" Provided, that on such repairs
made upon ships, steamboats or other
vessels, a duty of 2 2-oths per centum
only, on the increased value shall be
as.sessed.
Retail dealers, under which term is in-
cluded every person whose business or
occup=.tion it is to sell, or off'er for sale
any goods, wares or merchandise of
foreign or domestic production, not
including pirits, wines, ale, beer, or
other mult liquors, and whose annual
sales exceed one thousand dollars, and
do not exceed tweuty-five thousand
dollars, for license ' 10 00
Retail dealers, whose gross annual sales
do not exceed one thousand dollars. . . exempt.
Retail liquor dealers, under which terra
is included every person who .'-hall sell
or offer for sale foreign or dome-tic
spirits, wines, ale, beer, or other malt
liquors in quantities of three gallons
or less, and whose annual sales do not
exceed twenty-five thousand dollars ;
but nothing, including all sales of
other merchandise, herein contained,
shall authorize the sale of any spirits,
liquors, wines or m-ilt liquors to be
drank on the premi.ses, for each
license 25 00
Reviews and similar publications, (same '
as " Pamphlet,"; 5 per ct.
Rivets, exceeding one-fourth of an inch '
in diameter, per ton, see " Iron."
Rivets, exceeding one-fourth of an inch
in diameter, iron, where the duty has
been paid on the material of which
made, only an additional duty, per
ton, see " Iron."'
Rivets of copper, zinc and brass. . . .3 6-10 per ct.
Roads, toll, on receipts 3 perct.
Rock oil, crude, per barrel 1 00
Rock oil, refined, see " Oils."
Roman or water cement 3 6-10 per ct,
SAILS 6perct.
Salaiies, annual income from, when
exceediug six hundred dollars, on the
excess over six hundred dollars 5 per ct.
Salaries, all, of persons in employ of the
United States, when exceeding the
rate of six hundred dollars per year,
on the excess above six hundred
dollars 5 per ct.
Salaries, on the annual income from, when
exceeding five thousand dollars, on the
excess over five thousand dollars 10 per ct.
Salaries, see " Income."
Saleratus, per pound 6 mills.
Salts, auction, of goods, etc., on gross
amount of sales 1-4 of 1 per ct.
Sales, of stocks, etc 1-4 of 1 per ct.
Sales made by public officers, etc exempt.
Sales of gold and silver 1-10 per ct.
Salt, per hundred pounds 7 1-5 cts.
Sandstone, dressed J^wn or finished,3 6-10 per ct.
Savings banks, see •iJanks."
Sarsaparilla waters. 6 per ct.
Savings institutions, on all dividends.. .5 per ct.
Screws, called wood screws 10 per ct,
Segars, cheroots and cigarettes, made
wholly of tobacco, or of any sulistitute
therefor, whether imported or of do-
mestic manufacture, without regard to
quality, per thousand 10 00
Segars, chfroots and cigarettes made of
tobacco, inclosed in a paper wrapper,
in packages containing not more than
25 cigarettes, and valued at not more
than live dollars per 100 packages, per
package 5"cts.
Segar lights, see " Matches."
Sewing machines, ad valorem 6 per ct.
Shades, canvass 6 per ct.
Snafting and gearing 6 per ct.
Sheathing metal, yellow, in rods or
sheets 3 6-10 perct.
Shellfish, in cans or air-tight packages. 6 per ct.
Sheep, slaughtered, per head 5 cts.
Shfcp, when number of sheep, calves,
swine and lambs does not exceed '20. . exempt.
Sheep, slaughtered for the pelts, per
head 2 cts.
Sheepskins, tanued, curried and finished.6 per ct.
Shingles are not to be considered a man-
ufacture.
Ships, barks, brigs, schooners, sloops,
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sail-boats, etc., finished, including
cabins, inner and upper works 2 2-5 per ct.
Ships, except when plying between
ports, of the United States and foreign
ports on gross receipts, where the
receipts exceed one thousand dollars
per annum 2 1-2 per ct.
Ships— The above duty of 2 1-2 per cent,
is to be collected on the gross receipts,
when ships, or vessels, or other con-
veyances are engaged in carrying per-
sons or pr'^perty from a port within
the United States, through a foreign
territory, to another port within the
United States.
4®" A clause in the amendatory
tariff act of March 3, 1865, exempts
the receipts of vessels paying tonnage
duties from the tax imposed in section
103.
Ships and other vessels, repairs on, in-
creased value over ten per cent., on
such increase 3 6-10 per ct.
Ship blocks 2 2-5 per ct.
Shoemakers, see " Bootmakers."
Shooks exempt.
Shot 3 6-10 perct.
Shows— The proprietors or agents of all
public exhibitions, not herein enume-
rated, shall pay for license 10 00
Silk parasols 6 per ct.
Silk umbrellas 6 perct.
Silk, manufactures of, not otherwise spe-
cified 6 per ct.
Silver, manufactures of, except jewelry,
when not otherwise specified 6 per ct.
Silver ore may be transported over the
plains free.
Skins, calf, tanned 6 per ct.
Skins, patent 6 perct.
Skins, goat, tanned or dressed in the
rough 6 per ct.
Skins, kid, tanned or dressed in the
rough 6 per ct.
Skins, goat, curried, manufactured or
finished 6 perct.
Skins, kid, curried, manufactured or
finished 6 per ct.
Skins, sheep, tanned or dressed in the
rough 6 per ct.
Skins, dog, tanned or dressed in the
rough 6 per ct.
Skins, sheep, tanned, curried or finished. 6 per ct.
Skins, deer, dressed and smoked 6 per ct.
Skins, hog, tanned and dressed 6 perct.
Skins, horse, tanned and dressed 6 per ct.
Skins, all goat, calf, kid, sheep, horse,
dog and hog skins, previously assessed
in the rough, and upon which duties
have actually been paid, shall be as-
sessed on the increased value only
when curried or finished.
Skins, upon which a duty has been pre-
viously assessed and paid, when
manufactured into gloves, mittens or
moccasins, the duty shall only be as-
sessed upon the increased value thereof
when manufactured.
Skins, of all descriptions 6 per ct.
Skirts, hoop, materials for the manufac-
ture of. exclusively free.
Slackwater companies, same as " Canal
companies,"
Slate, when dressed, hewn or finish-
ed 3 6-10 per ct.
Slaughtered cattle, see " Cattle."
Slaughtered, hogs, see " Hogs."
Slaughtered, sheep, see " Sheep."
Snuff, manufactured of tobacco, or any
substitute for tobacco, ground, dry or
damp, pi '.kled. scented or otherwise,
of all descriptions, per pound. 40 eta.
Snuff, flour, same as " Snuff."
Soap, Castile, valued not above 5 cents
per pound, per pound 2 2-5 mills.
Soap, Castile, valued above 5 cents per
pound, per pound 1 1-5 ct.
Soap, cream, per pound 6 cts.
Soap, erasive, valued at not above 5 cts.
per pound, per pound 2 2-5 mills.
Soap, erasive, valued above 5 cents per
pound, per pound 1 1-5 ct.
Soap, fancy, per pound 6 cts.
Soap, honey, per pound 6 cts.
Soap, palm oil, valued at not above 5
cents per pound, per pound 2 2-5 mills.
Soap, palm oil, valued above 5 cents per
pound, per pound 1 1-5 ct.
Soap, scented , per pound 6 cts.
Soap, shaving, per pound 6 cts.
Soap, toilet, of all descriptions, per
pound 6 cts.
Soap, transparent, per pound 6 cts.
Soap, of all other descriptions, white or
colored, except soft soap, and soap
otherwise provided for, valued at not
above 5 cents per pound, per pound. 2 2-5 mills.
Soap, of all descriptions, valued above 5
cents per pound, per pound 1 1-5 ct.
Soap, soft 6 per ct.
Soda, bicarbonate of, per pound 6 mills.
Soda waters, and all beverages used for
like purposes 6 per ct.
Sole leather, see " Leather."
Spars 2 2-5 per ct.
Spelter 3 6-10 per ct.
Spikes, per ton, see " Iron."
Spirits, distilled and sold, or distilled
and removed for consumption or sale,
of first ))roof, on and after July 1,
1864, and prior to February 1, 1865,
per gallon 150
Spirits, distilled and sold, on and after
February 1, 1865 2 00
Spirits, medicinal, same as "Dentifrice."
Spirits of turpentine, per gallon 25 cts.
Spokes free.
Stage coaches, or other vehicles en-
gaged or employed in transporting
passengers or property for hire, or in
transporting the mails of the United
States, or gross receipts, where the
gross recfipts exceed one thousand
dollars per annum 2 1-2 per ct.
Stage coaches, see " Ships," third para-
graph.
Stallions and jacks, owners of, every
person who keeps a male horse or a
jackass for the use of mares, requiring
or receiving pay therefor, shall be re-
quired to take out a license under this
act, which shall contain a brief de-
scription of the animal, its age and
plaice or places where used or to be
used, for license 10 00
Starch, made of corn, per pound 3 6-10 mills.
Starch, made of potatoes, per pound. .2 2-5 mills.
Starch, made of rice, per pound 11-5 ct.
Starch, made of wheat, per pound 2 2-5 mills.
Starch, made of any other material, per
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pound 1 1-5 ct.
Staves exempt.
Steamers and vessels upon waters of the
United States, on board of which pas-
sengers or travelers are provided with
food or lodging, shall be required to
take out a license at 25 00
Steam engines, including locomotives
and marine engines, on all their p.^rts,
ad valorem 6 per ct.
Steam engines, where duties have been
paid on the boilers, the amount to be
deducted from the finished engines.
Steamboats, on gross receipts, where the
gross receipts exceed 1,000 dollars per
annum 2Jper ct.
Steamboats, see " Ships."
Steamb'iats and steamers, repairs on, in-
creased value over 10 per cent, on such
increase 3 6-10 per ct.
Steamers, and vessels boarding passen-
gers, license same as for boarding-
^ouse 25 00
Steel, manufactures of , when not other-
wise specified 6 per ct.
Steel, in ingots, bars, sheets or wire, not
less than one-quarter of an inch in
thickness, valued at 7 cents per pound
or less, per ton 6 00
Steel, in ingots, bars, sheets or wire, val-
ued above 7 cents and not above 11
cents per pound, per ton 10
Steel, in ingots, bars, sheets or wire, val-
ued above 11 cents per pound, per ton 12 50
Steel, rolled and sheet, rod or wire made
of steel, upon which a duty has be^-n
assessed and paid, shall be assessed and
pay upon the increased value 6 per ct.
Stereotypers, productions of 6 per ct.
Stills, tanks, etc 6 per ct.
Stones, building, of any desc iption,
when dressed, hewn or tinisheii. .3 6-10 per ct.
Stock insurance companies, see " Insur-
ance."
Stoves, per ton of 2.000 pounds 3 60
Substitute brokers, including every per-
son who shall furnish oc offer to fur-
nish, for pay, fee or rewiird, volun-
teers, representative recruits or sub-
stitutes for men drafted, or liable to be
drafted, for the military or navnl ser-
vice of tiie United States, for every
man accepted 10 00
Substitute brokers' license 100 00
Succession to real es^tate, see " Real Es-
tate."
Sugar refiners, under which term is in-
cluded every person whose business it
is to advance the quality and value of
sugar upon which a duty has been as-
sessed and paid, by melting and crys-
tallization, or by liquoring, claying or
any other washing process, or by any
other chemical or mechanical means,
or who shall advance the quality or
value of molasses and concentrated
molasses, melado or concentrated me-
lado, by boiling or other process, on
the gross amount of the sales of all
the products of their manufactories.. .3 per ct.
Sugar, not above No. 12, D. S., in color,
produced directly from the sugar cane,
and not from sorghum or imphee, other
than that produced by the refiner, per
pound 2 2-5 cts.
Sugar, above No. 12 and not above No.
IS, I). S., produced directly from the
sugar cane and not from sorghum or
imphee, per pound 3 cts.
Sugar, above No. 18, per pound 4 cts.
Sugar candy, made wholly or in part of
sugar, valued at 20 cents per pound or
less, per pound 2 2-5 cts.
Sugar candy, valued at exceeding 20
cents and not exceeding 40 cents per
pound, per pound 4 8-10 cts.
Sugar <andy, valued at exceeding 40
cents p r pound, or when sold other-
wise than by the pound 12 per ct.
Sugar, made from other articles than
the sugar cane, is not considered a
manufacture exempt
Sugar coated pills, same as " Denti-
frice."
Sugar tanks, ad valorem 6 per ct.
Sulphate of baiytes, per 100 pounds.. 14 4-10 cts.
Surgeons, for each license 10 00
Swine, slaughtered, for sale, each 10 cts.
TAILORS, same as " Milliners."
Tanks 6 per ct.
Tapers, see " Matches."
Tar, coal, produced in the manufacture
of gas exempt
Tarred paper, for roofing, etc 3 6 10 per ct.
Taverns, same as " Hotels."
Teams, wagons or vehicles used in trans-
porting silver ore across the plains are
not required to pay tax on receipts.
Telegraph companies, on gross receipts. 5 per ct.
Tents 6 per ct.
Theatres, under which terra is included
every place or edifice erected for the
purpose of dramatic, operatic or other
represeutations,plaj's or performances,
and not including hulls, rented or used
occasionally fjr concerts or theatrical
representations, for each license 100 00
Th'^atres, on gross receipts 2 per ct.
Thread 6 per ct.
ticket, passage, by any vessel from any
port in the United States to a foreign
port, see " Passage Ticket."
Timber is not to be considered a manu-
facture.
Timepieces, see " Clocks." 6 per ct.
Tin, manufactures of, when not other-
wise specified 6 per ct.
Tobacconists, under which term is in-
cluded every person who shall offer
for sale, at retail, cigars, snuff or to-
bacco, in any form, (wholesale and
retail dealers, keepers of hotels, inns
and taverns or eating-houses having
taken out a license are not required to
take out a license as tobacconists,) for
eiich license 10 GO
Tobacconists, whose gross annual sales
do not exceed 1,000 dollars exempt
Tobacco, Cavendish, per pound 40 cts.
Tobacco, smoking of all kinds, and imi-
tations thereof, not otherwise provided
for, per pound 35 cts.
Tooacco. smoking, made exclusively of
stems, and not mixed with leaf or leaf
and stems, and on fine cut, and shorts,
and scraps of tobacco, the refuse of
cigars manufactured, and also on all
scraps or refuse of plugs manufactured,
when sold fur smoking tobacco, or for
TAX payers' adviser — THE NATIONAL TAX LAW.
161
consumption or otherwise, per pound. 15 cts.
Tobacco, fine cut, chewing, whither
manufactured with stems in or not,
and however sold, whether loose,
ia bulk or in rolls, packages, papers,
wrappers or boxes, per pound 40 cts.
Tobacco, manufactured, of all kinds, not
herein provided for, from which the
stem has been taken in whole or in
part, or which is sweetened, per ft. . . 35 cts.
Tobacco, plug, same as " Tobacco, Cav-
• endish," 40 cts.
Tobacco, twist, same as " Tobacco, Cav-
endish," 40 cts.
Tobacco, twist, manufactured by hand,
without the use of any machine, and
without being pressed, sweetened or
otherwise prepared 30 cts.
Tobacco, all other kinds manufactured,
not otherwise provided for 40 cts.
Tools G per ct.
Trust companies, on dividends, etc 5 per ct.
Turnpike companies, on interest, cou-
pons, dividends or profits carried to
tlie account of any fund 5 per ct.
Turpentine, spirits of, per gallon 20 cts»
UMBRELLAS, made of cotton 6 per ct.
Umbrellas, made of any other ma-
terial 6 per ct.
Umbrella stretchers, timber for exempt
VAENISH. made wholly or in part of
gum copal, or of other gums or
substiiuces 6 per ct.
"Vegetable oils, per gallon 6 cts.
Vegetables, preserved .6 per ct.
Vessels, except as provided for under
bead of " Ships," second paragraph,
on gross receipts, where the gross re-
ceipts exceed 1 ,000 dollars per annum 2J per ct.
Vessels, see " Ships."
Ves-els, repairs on, increased value over
10 percent., on such increase 3 6-10 per ct.
Vessel blocks 2 2-5 per ct.
WAREHOUSE ENTRY, at custom
houses, not exceeding 100 dollars
in value, stamp duty 25 cts.
Warehouse entry, exceeding 100 dollars
and not exceeding 500 dollars 50 cts.
Warehouse entry, exceeding 500 dollars
in value 1 00
Warehouse receipts for property, goods,
wares or merchandise, not otherwise
provided for, in any public or private
warehouse, when the property or goods
so deposited or stored shall not exceed
in value 500 dollars 10 cts.
Warehouse receipts, exceeding in value
500 dollars, and not exceeding 1,000
dollars 20 cts.
Warehouse receipts, exceeding 1,000
dollars, for every additional 1,000 dol-
lars 1 cts.
Warehouse receipts, others 25 cts.
Warp for weaving 6 per ct.
Water cement , 3 6-!0 per ct.
Water pipes, earthen or stone 3 6-10 per cf.
Water tanks, ad valorem 6 per ct.
Watches, gold, value 100 dollars or less. 1 00
Watches, gold, value over 100 dollars. . . 2 00
Weighers, return of, for a weight not ex-
ceeding 5,000 fts 10 cts.
Weighers, return of, for a weight exceed-
ing 5,000 fts 25 cts.
Whale oil exempt
Whisky, per gallon, see "Spirits."
White lead, per 100 fts 42 cts.
Wholesale dealers, under which term is
included every person whose business
or occupation it is to sell or oflfer to sell
any goods, wares or merchandise, of
foreign or domestic production, not
including spirits, malt liquors or wines,
whose sales exceed 25,000 dollars,
when the annual sales do not exceed
50,000 dollars, for each license 50 00
Wholesale dealers, if exceeding 50,000
dollars, for each additional 1,000 dol-
lars in excess of 60,000 dollars 1 00
Wholesale dealers — The license required
by any wholesale dealer shall not be
for a less amount than his sales for the
previous year, unless he has made or
proposes to make some change in his
business that will, in the judgment of
the assessor or assistant assessor, re-
duce the amouQt of his annual sales ;
nor shall any license as wholesale deal-
er allow any such person to act as
commercial broker : Provided, that
any license understated may be again
assessed, and that no person holding a
license as a wholesale dealer in liqu-irs
shall be required to take an additional
license on account of the sale of other
goods, wares or merchandise on the
same premises.
Wholesale dealers in liquors, under which
term is inclucied every person who
shall sell or offer for sale any distilled
spirits, fermented liquors, or wines of
any kind, in quantities of more than
three gallons at any one time , or whose
annual sales, including sales of other
merchandise, shall exceed 25,000, shall
pay for each license the aiBount re-
quired for license to " Wholesale
Dealers."
Willow, manufactures of 6 per ct.
Wine, made of grapes, per gallon 6 cts.
Wines, or liquors denominated as wines,
not made from currants, rhubarb or
berries, produced by being rectified or
mixed with other spirits, or with which
any matter whatever may be infused,
to be sold as wine, or by any other
name, and not otherwise provided for,
per gallon 60 cts.
Withdrawal entry, at Custom House,
stamp duty 60 cts.
Wood, manufactures of, if not otherwise
provided for 6 per ct.
Wood screws 12 per ct.
Wool fabrics, woven, knit or felted, be-
fore dyed, printed, bleached or pre-
pared in any other manner 6 per ct.
Wool, manufactures of, not otherwise
specified 6 per ct.
Worsteds, manufactures of, not otherwise
specified 6 per ct.
Worm lozenges, same as " Dentifrice."
Writ, see " Legal Documents."
YACHTS, pleasure or racing boats, by
sail or steam, measuring, by Custom
House measurement, ten tons or less,
each 5 00
Yachts, pleasure or racing boats, ex-
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ceeding ten, and not exceeding twenty
tons, each 10 00
Yachts, pleasure or racing boats, ex-
ceeding twenty, and not exceeding
forty tons, each 25 00
Yachts, pleasure or racing boats, ex-
ceeding forty, and not exceeding
eighty tons, each 50 00
Yachts, racing or pleasure boats, ex-
ceeding eighty, and not exceeding one
hundred and ten tons, each 75 00
Yachts, pleasure or racing boats, ex-
ceeding one hundred and ten tons,
each 100 00
Yarn 6 per ct.
Yellow sheathing metal 3 6-10 per ct.
Yellow sheathing metal, when duty has
not been paid on ingots, pigs or bars. .6 per ct.
ZINC, manufactures of, not otherwise
specified 6 per ct.
Zinc, oxide of, per 100 as 42 eta.
Zinc nails 3 6-10 per ct.
LIST OF POST OFFICES
STATE OF IISTDIANA
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
Comity.
Post Office.
County.
Aberdeen
Ohio
Aurora
Dearborn
Bloomfield
Greene
Abingdon
Wayne
Austin
Scott
Bloomingburg
Fulton
Acton
Marion
Avilla
Noble
Bloominsdale
Paike
Adair
Marion
Azalia
Bartholomew
Blooming Grove
Franklin
Adams
Decatur
Baker's Mills
Jackson
Bloomingsport
Eandolph
Akrou
Fulton
Bain bridge
Putniim
Bloomington
Monroe
Alamo
Montgomery
Balaka
Eandolph
Blountsville
Henry
Albany
Delaware
Ballstown
Eipley
.,lue Creek
Franklin
Albion
Noble
Baltimore
Warren
Blue Grass
Fulton
Alden
Marshall
B.uber's Mills
Wells
Blue Lick
Clark
Alexandria
Madison
Barbersville
Jefferson
Blue Ridge
Shelby
Alfont
Madison
Barren
Harrison
Bluff- Creek
Johnson
Alfordsville
Daviess
Bartonia
Eandolph
Bluff Fijint
Jay
AUensville
Switzerlaad
Bateham
Sulliva.:
BInfiton
Wells
Alligator
Owen
Batesville
Eipley
Bock's Mills
Madison
Alpha
Scott
Battle Ground
Tippecanoe
B'uo
Lawrence
Alquina
Fayette
Bayou Mills
Huntington
Boon Grove
Porter
Alto
Howard
Bean Blossom
Brown
Boonville
Warrick
Alton
Crawford
Bear Branch
Ohio
Boston
Wayne
Alvarado
Steuben
Bear Creek
Jay
Boundary
Jay
America
Wabasii
Beaver Ham
Kosciusko
Bourbon
Marshall
Americas
Tippecanoe
Johnson
Beck's Mills
Washington
Bourie
Noble
Amity
Beckville
Montgomery
B'jvine
Gibson
Amsterdam
Cass
Bedford
Lawrence
Bowling Green
Clay
Anderson
Madison
Beech Grove
Eush
Boxley
Hamilton
Andersonville
Franklin
Beechy Mire
Union
Boyd>tOQ's Mills
Kosciusko
Angola
Steuben
Belden
Wabash
Bradford
Harrison
Anguilla
Clay
Belle Air
Clay
Branch Creek
Huntington
Annapolia
Parke
Bellmore
Parke
Braysville
Dearborn
Anoka
Cass
Belville
Hendrick-;
Brazil
Clay
Antioch
Huntington
Bennettsville
Clark
Bremen
Marshall
Arba
Eandolph
Bennington
Switzerland
Brewersville
Jennings
Arcadia
Hamilton
Benton
Elkhart
Brick Mill
Sullivan
Arcana
Grant
Bentonville
Fayette
Bridgeport
Marion
Areola
Allen
Benville
Jennings
Bridgeton
Parke
Arctic
De Kalb
Berlin
Clinton
Bright
Dearborn
Argos
Marshall
Bethany
Parke
Brighton
La Grange
Armiesburg
Parke
Bethel
Wayne
Bristol
Elkhart
Aroey
Oweu
Bethlehem
Clark
Broad Eipple
Marion
Ascension
Sullivan
Bigelow's MiUs
Laporte
Brook
Newton
Ashborough
Clay
Big Springs
Laporte
Brookfield
Shelby
Ashley's Mills
Montgomery
Billingsville
Union
Brooklyn
Morgan
Ashland
Henry
Bird's Eye
Dubois
Brookstoa
White
Atkinsouville
Owen
Black Cieek
Sullivan
Brookville
Franklin
Attica
Fountain
Black Hawk Mi
Is Posey
Brownsburg
Hendricks
Aubbeenaubbee
Fulton
Black Oak Eide
e Davie>s
Brownstown
Jackson
Auburn
De Kalb
Blairsville
Posey
Eush
Brown's Valley
Montgomery
Augusta Station
Marion
Bloom
Brownsville
Uniou
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Post Office.
Biuce's Lake
Brnceville
Biuin's f4 Road3
Brunswick
Brushy Prairie
Bryantsburg
Bryantsville
Bryant's Creek
Buck Creek
Buckskin
Buffalo
Buffaloville
Bunker Hill
Burget's Corners
Burlington
Burnett's Creek
Burnsvilie
Busseroa
Butler
Butlerville
Byrneville
Cadiz
Callao
Caraargo
Cambridge
Camden
Campbell
Carapbell-bnrg
Camp Morton
Cana
Ciinaan
Canul
Canuelton
Canoper
Canton
Ciirlisle
Carmel
Carpenter's Creek
Caipeutersville
Carroll
Carrsville
Cartersburg
Carthage
Cary
Cassville
Castleton
Catalpa Grove
Cataract
Cathcart
Cave Spring
Cedar Grove
Cedar Lake
Celestine
Center
Center Point
Centerton
Center Valley
Ceuterville
Cerro Gordo
Chalmers
Chambeilaiu
Chimbersburg
Charlestown
ChHrlottesville
Chesnut Hill
Chester
Chestsrfield
Chili
Christy's Prairie
Churubusco
Cicero
Cincinnatua
Clarksburg
Chirk's Hill
Clark's Prairie
Clarksville
Clark's Station
Clay Hill
Clitypool
Clayton
County.
Fulton
Knox
Parke
Lake
La Grange
Jefferson
Lawrence
Monroe
Greene
Gibson
White
Spencer
Miami
Clinton
Carr..ll
White
Bartholomew
Knox
De Kalb
Jennings
Harrison
Henry
Lapoite
Jefferson
Wayne
Carroll
Orange
Washington
Marion
Jennings
Jetter;=on
Warrick
Perry
Adams
Washington
Sullivan
Hamilton
Jasper
Putnam
Carroll
Marion
Hendricks
Rush
Miami
Howard
Marion
Benton
Owen
Jasper
Decatur
Franklin
Lake
Dubois
Howard
Clay
Morgan
Morgan
Wayne
Randolph
White
Allen
Orange
Clark
Hancock
Washington
Wayne
Madison
Miami
Clay
Whitley
Hamilton
Hendricks
Decatur
Tippecanoe
Daviess
Hamilton
Lake
Bartholomew
Kosciusko
Hendricks
Post Offl'.e.
Claysville
Clear Spring
Cleona
Clermont
Cleveland
Clifford
Clifton
Clifty
Clinton
Clinton Lock
Cloverdale
Gloverland
Coatesville
Cochran
Coesse
Coffee
Coffee Creek
Cold Spiing
Cole Creek
Cole's Corners
C.lfas
Collanier
Columbia
Columbia City
Columbus
Concord
C'lrnersville
Conn's Creek
Cookerly
C >ok's Station
Cornucopia
Cortland
Corunna
Corydon
Cottage Grove
Cottage Hill
Covington
Cox's Mill
Craig
Crime's Mill
Crawfordsville
Crisp's y^ Roads
Crittenden
Cromwell
(^rotiked Creek
Crossing
Cross Plains
Crothersville
Crown Point
Crowville
Cuba
Culver's Station
Cumberland
Currysville
Curtis
Curtisville
Cyuthiana
Dale
Daleville
Dalton
Dangola
Danville
Dau Webster
D.Ailington
Davisville
Dayton
Decatur
Dicker's Station
Deem
Deep River
Deer Creek
Deerfield
De Kalb
Delaware
Delaware Station
Delphi
Delta
Deming
Derby
Devon
County.
Washington
Kosciusko
Brown
Marion
Hancock
Bartholomew
Union
Decatur
Vermillion
Parke
Putnam
Clay
Hendrick-
Deai born
Whitley
Cl.y
Porter
Noble
Fountain
DeKalb
Clinton
Whitley
Favette
Whitley
Bartholomew
Tippecanoe
Fayette
Shelby
Vigo
Elkhart
Carroll
Jackson
De Kalb
Harrison
Union
St. Joseph
Fountain
Wayne
Switzerland
Jackson
Montgomery
Harrison
Cass
Noble
Steuben
Laporte
Ripley
Jackson
Like
Warrick
Owen
Tippecanoe
Maiion
Sullivan
Madi-^on
Tipton
Posey
Spencer
Delaware
Wayne
Gibson
Hendricks
Henry
Montgomery
Shelby
Tippecanoe
Adams
Knox
Owen
Lake
Carroll
Randolph
DeKalb
Ripley
Ripley
Carroll
Parke
Hamilton
Perry
Henry
Po%t Office.
County.
Dillsborough
Dearborn
Dilney Hill
Dubois
Don Juan
Perry
Door Village
Laporte
Dora
Wabash
Dover
Boone
Dover Hill
Martin
Down Hill
Crawford
Drewersburg
Franklin
Dublin
Wayne
Duck Creek
Madison
Dudleytowa
Jackson
Dundee
Blackford
Dunkirk
Jay
Dunlapsville
Union
Dupont
Jefferson
Dye
Martin
Dyer
■ Lake
Eiigle Creek
Lake
Eagletown
Hamilton
East Gerraantowa
Wayne
East Liberty
Allen
East Orange
Noble
Katon
Delaware
El onomy
Wayne
Eden
Hancock
E'liuburg
Johnson
Edwardsport
Knox
Kdwardsville
Floyd
Elizabeth
Harrison
Elizabethtown
5artholomew
Elizaville
Boone
Elkhart
Elkhart
Elkinsville
Brown
Ellittsville
Monroe
Elm
Knox
Elrod
Ripley
Eminence
Morgan
Emmettsville
Randolph
English
Crawford
English Lake
Stark
Enterprise
Spencer
Epsom
Daviess
Etna Greene
Kosciusko
Eugene
Vermillion
Evansville
Vanderburg
Kverton
Fayette
Ewing
Jackson
Fairfield
Franklin
Pail field Center
De Kalb
Fairland
Shelby
Fairmont
Marshall
Fair View
Randolph
Pall Creek
Marion
Falmouth
Fayette
Farabee's Station
Washington
Farm
Clay
Farmers
Kosciusko
Farmers' Retreat
Dearborn
Farmersville
Posey
Farmland
Randolph
Fayetteville
Lawrence
Ferdinand
Dubois
Petherhuff 's Mills
Carroll
Findley's Mills
Jackson
Fish Creek
Steuben
Fishersburg
Madison
Fitch
Cass
Five Corners
Miami
Plat Rock
Shelby
Flint
Steuben
Florence
Switzerland
Flower's Gap
Washington
Flowerville
White
Floyd Knobs
Floyd
Ply Creek
La Grange
Forest Hill
Decatur
Porestville
Madison
Fort Branch
Gibson
Fort Ritner
Lawrence
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OF POST OFFICES— INDIANA.
Post Office,.
Cowfity.
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
County.
Fort Wayne
Allen
Hartford
Ohio
Kent
Jefferson
Foster's Ridge
Perry
Hartford City
Blackford
Kent Station
Newton
Fox
Wells
Hart's Mills
Ripley
Kewanna
Fulton
Francesville
Pulaski
Hartsville
Bartholomew
Kinder
Hancock
Francisco
Gibson
Harveysburg
Fountain
Kingsbury
Laporte
Frankfort
Clinton
Haskell
Laporte
Kingston
Decatur
Franklin
Johnson
Haubstadt
Gibson
Kirkland
Adams
Frankton
Madibon
Hausertown
Owen
Kirk's >,^ Roads
Clinton
Fredericksburg
Washington
Haw Patch
La Grange
Knightstown
Henry
Fredonia
Crawford
Hawthorn's Mills
Pike
Knob Creek
Harrison
Freelandville
Knox
Haysville
Dubois
Knox
Mitthew
Freeport
Shelby
Hazleton
Gibson
Kokomo
Howard
Freetown
Jackson
Headley's Mills
Fountain
Kossuth
Washington
Fremont
Steuben
Hebron
Porter
Laconia
Harrison
French Island
Spencer
Hecla
Noble
Ladoga
Montgomery
French Lick
Orange
Hector
Jay
Lafayette
Tippecanoe
Fruit Hill
Vigo
HeffVon
Washington
La Fontaine
Wabash
Fnlda
Spencer
Heller's Corners
Allen
La Grange
La Grange
Fuller's Corners
Whitlev
Heltonville
Lawrence
La Gro
Wabash
Fulton
Fulton
Hermaan
Ripley
Lake City
Stark
Galena
Floyd
Hickory Branch
Posey
Lake Station
Lake
Galanditt
Marion
Hickory Point
Lake
Laketon
Wabash
Galveston
Cass
Highland Station
Greene
LLikeviUe
St. Joseph
Gansou
Pulaski
High Rock
Daviess
Lancaster
Jeffersoa
Geetingsville
Clinton
Hillsborough
Fountain
Land
Whitley
Gentryville
Spencer
Hobart
Lake
Lanesville
Harrison
Georgetown
Floyd
Hobbieville
Greene
Laporte
Laporte
Georgia
Lawrence
Holland
Dubois
Laurel
Franklin
Germantown
Marion
Hollandsburg
Parke
Laurence
Marion
Gibson Station
Lake
Holman
Dearborn
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn
Gilead
Miami
Holton
Ripley
Lawrenceville
Dearborn
Gillum
Jay
Home
Jefferson
Leatherwood
Lawrence
Glenn's Valley
Marion
Homer
Rush
Leavenworth
Crawford
Goldsborough
Gold Creek
Bartholomew
Hope
Bartholomew
Lebanon
Boone
Brown
Hopewell
Jennings
Jackson
Lee
Warrick
Goshen
Elkhart
Houston
Leesburg
Kosciusko
Gosport
Owen
Howard
Parke
Leesville
Lawrence
Graham
Jefferson
Howesville
Clay
Leipsic
Orange
Grand View
Spencer
Hubbard
Clark
Leo
Allen
Grant
Grant
Hudson
Laporte
Leopold
Perry
Grantsburg
Crawford
Hudsonville
Daviess
Lewis
Vigo
Grant's Creek
Switzerland
Hiintingburg
Dubois
Lewis Creek
Shelby
Granville
Delaware
HuntinetoQ
Huntington
Lewisburg
Cass
Greenbush
Gr.i nt
Huntsville
Madison
Lewisville
Henry
Green Castle
Putnam
Huron
Lawrence
Lexington
Scott
Greenfield
Hancock
Huth
Fianklin
Liberty
Union
Greenlield Mills
La Grange
Hymeria
Sullivan
Liberty Center
Wells
Green Oak
Pulton
Ilia
De Kalb
Liberty Mills
Wabash
Greeusborongh
Henry
Idaville
White
Ligonier
Noble
Greetisburg
Decatur
Independence
Warren
Lilly Dale
Perry
Green's Fork
Wayne
Indianapolis
Marion
Lima
La Grange
Greentown
Howard
Indian Field
Monroe
Lumber Lost
Adams
Greenville
Floyd
Inwood
Marshall
Lincoln
Cass
Greenwood
Johnson
Ireland
Dubois
Linden
Montgomery
Greysville
Groomsville
Sullivan
Island Grove
Greene
Linn Grove
Adams
Tipton
Jack's Creek
Greene
Liuton
Greene
Groveland
Putnam
Jackson
Decatur
Lisbon
Nnble
Giovertown
Stark
Jacksonburg
Wayne
Little River
Allen
Groves
Fayette
Jacksonville
Switzerland
Little Walnut
Putnam
Guilford
Dearborn
Jadden
Grant
Little York
Washington
Giiionsville
Dearborn
Jdapa
Grant
Livonia
Washington
Guthrie
Lawrence
Jamestown
Boone
Locke
Elkhart
Hagerstown
Wayne
•larvis
De Kulb
Lockport
Carroll
Halbert's Blufif
Martiu
Jasonville
Greene
Lodi
AVabash
Half Way
Jay
Jasper
Dubois
Logan
Dearborn
Hall
Morgan
Jay"^
Jay
Logansport
Cass
Hall's Corners
Allen
Jefferson
Clinton
London
Shelby
Hamilton
Steuben
Jeffersonville
Clark
Lone Tree
Greene
Hammond
Marion
Jennings
Franklin
Longwood
Fayette
Hanna Statioa
Laporte
Jerome
Howard
Loogootee
Martin
Hannegan
Hush
Jonesborough
Grant
Losantville
Randolph
fliinover
Jefferson
Jones' Station
Dearborn
Lovely Dale
Knox
Hardinsbnrg
Washington
Jonesville
Bartholomew
Lowell Mills
Bartholomew
Hari^in
Allen
Jordan
Randolph
Ludlow
Dub..is
Harmony
Clay
Jordan Village
Owen
Luray
Htnry
Harrisburg
Fayette
Juliet
Lawrence
Lushers
Perry
Harris on
Delaware
Kansas
Bartholomew
Lynn
Randolph
Harrstowa
Washington
Keek's Church
Martin
Lynnville
Wariick
Harrisville
Randolph
Kelso
Dearborn
Mace
Montgomery
Harrodsburg
Monroe
Kendallville
Noble
McCameron
Martin
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OF POST OFFICES — INDIANA.
165
Post Office.
Ceuniy.
Post Office.
Count!/.
Post Office.
County.
McCordsville
Hancock
Mongomery's Station Daviess
New Pittsburg
Randolph
McCoy's Station
McCutchanville
Decatur
Monticello
White
Newport
Vermillion
Vanderburg
Montmorency
Tippecanoe
New Providence
Clark
McDonald's
Orange
Montpelier
Blackford
N.-^w Retreat
Washington
McFadden
Posey
Moonev
Jackson
New Richmond
Montgomery
Madison
Jefferson
Moorefleld
Switzerland
New Ross
Montgomery
Magnolia
Crawford
Mooresbnrg
Pulaski
New Salem
Rush
Mahal asville
Morgan
Moore's Hill
Dearborn
New Salisbury
Harrison
Mahon
Huntington
Mooresville
Morgan
Newton Stewart
Orange
Manchester
Dearborn
Moore's Vineyard
Bartholomew
Newtonville
Spencer
Manhattan
Putnam
Moral
Shelby
Newtown
Fountain
Manilla
Rush
Morgantown
Morgan
New Trenton
Franklin
Mansfield
Piirke
Morgiana
Lawrence
Newville
De Kalb
Manville
Jefferson
Morocco
Newton
New Washington
Clark
Maples
Allen
Morris
Ripley
New Waverly
Cass
Marco
Greene
Moriistown
Shelby
New Winchester
Hendricks
Marcy
La Grange
Morton
Putnam
Nicholsonville
Putnam
Marengo
Crawford
Moscow
Rush
Niconzi
Miami
Marietta
Shelby
Mountain Springs
Martin
Nine Mile
Allen
Marion
Grant
Mount Auburn
Shelby
Ninevah
Johnson
Mavkle
Huntington
Mount Carmel
Franklin
Noah
Shelby
Markkville
Madison
Mount Comfort
Hancock
Noble
Noble
Mannont
M.'irshall
Mount Etna
Huntington
Noblesville
Hamilton
Maishfield
Warren
Mount Gilboa
Benton
Norraanda
Tipton
Mars Hill
Randolph
Mount Hope
De K.ilb
North Bend
Stark
M.rtiusburg
Washington
Mount Jefferson
Carroll
North Bust
Steuben
Martinsville
Morgan
Mount Liberty
Brown
Northern Depot
Boone
Martz
Clay
Mount Meridian
Putnam
Northfleld
Boone
Ma~silIon
Allen
Mount Moriah
Brown
North Galveston
Kosciusko
Mauckport
Harrison
Mount Pleasant
Martin
North Hogan
Ripley
Maxinkuckee
Mill-shall
Mount Prospect
Crawford
North Jud-on
Stark
Maysville
Huntington
Mount Sterling
Switzerland
North Liberty
St. Joseph
Mtchanicsburg
H«nry
Mount Tabor
Monroe
North Madison
Jefferson
Medeline
Parke
Mount Vernon
Posev
North Manchester
Wabash
Mcdarysville
Pulaski
Mount Washington Morgan
Northport
Noble
Medora
Jackson
Muddy Pork
Mud Lick'
Clark
North Salem
Hendricks
iMelrose
' Rush
Jeff'eison
Notre Dame
St. Joseph
Memphis
Clark
Mulberry
Clinton
Nottingham
Wells
Mercury
Madison
Muncie
Delaware
Null's Mills
Payette
Merom
Sullivan
Murray
Wells
Numa
Parke
Merrien
Noble
Napoleon
Ripley
Oak
Pulaski
Merriilville
Lake
Nash Depot
Vanderburg
Oakdale
Jennings
Metaraora
Franklin
Nashville
Brown
Oikdam
Vanderburg
Meten
Natchez
Martin
Oakford
Howard
Mets
Steuben
Nebraska
Crawford
Oak Forest
Franklin
Mexico
Miami
Nebraska
Jennings
Oak Grove
Jasper
Miami
Miami
Neff'
Randolph
Oakland
Spencer
Michigan City
Laporte
Neil's Station
Wayne
Oaklami City
Gibson
Micliij,'aDtowa
Clinton
Nevada
Tipton
Oak Station
Knox
Middlel.ury
Elkhart
New Albany
Floyd
Oak Woods
Grant
Middle Fork
Clinton
New Alsace
Dearborn
Oceola
St. Joseph
Mid.iletowa
Henry
New Amsterdam
Harrison
Ogden
Henry
Mi>!way
Spencer
New Belisville
Brown
Oldenburg
Franklin
Mier
Grant
Newbern
Bartholomew
Clean
Ripley
Mifflin
Crawford
Newberry
Greene
Olive Hill
Wayne
Milan
Ripley
New Boston
Spencer
Oneida
Kosciusko
Milford
Kosciusko
New Britton
Hamilton
Ontario
La Grange
Mill Ark
Fulton
Newburg
Warrick
Onward
Cass
Mill Grove
Owen
New Burlington
Delaware
Orange
Fayette
Millei.-burg
Elkhart
New Carlisle
St. Joseph
Oiangeville
Orange
Millhuusen
Decaiur
New Castle
Henry
Orchard Grove
Lake
Millport
Jacki^on
New Corner
Delaware
Oregon
Clark
Militown
Crawlord
New Corydon
Jay
Oigan Spring
Washinjiton
Millville
Henry
New Durham
Laporte
Orland
Steuben
Milo
Brown
New Elizabeth
Hendricks
Orleans
Orange
Milroy
Rush
New Farmington
Jackson
Osgood
Ripley
Milton
Wayne
New Garden
Wayn^
0-sian
Wells
Mish;iwaka
St. Joseph
New Goshen
Vigo
Oswego
Kosciusko
Mitchell
Lawrence
New Harmony
Posey
O.itlet
Lake
Mix. r.-ville
Franklin
New Haven
Allen
Ovid
Madison
Mungoquinong
La Grange
New Holland
Wabash
Owensburg
Greene
Monmouth
Adams
New Lancaster
Tipton
Owensville
Gibson
Monon
White
New Lebanon
Sullivan
Oxford
Benton
Monroe
Jay
New Lisbon
Henry
Padiria
Crawford
Monroe ville
Allen
New London
Howard
PaUstine
Kosciusko
Moui'via
Morgan
New Marion
Ripley
Palmyra
Harrison
Monterey
Pula;-<ki
New Maysville
Putnam
Paoli
Orange
MontfZ
Cass
New Mount Pleasant Jay
Paris
Jennir.gs
Montezuma
Paike
New Paris
Elkhart
Parish Grove
Benton
Montgomery
Jennings
New Philadelphia
Washington
i'arker
Randolph
16(5
LIST
OF POST OFFICES — INDIANA.
Post Office.
County.
Post Office,
County.
Post Office.
County.
Piu-kersburg
Montgomery
Reddingson
Jnckson
Sharp's Mills
Harrison
Parker's Settlement Posey
Reelsville
Putnan,
Sharpsville
Tipton
Parkville
Parke
Reese's Mill
Boone
Shawnee Mound
Tippecanoe
Patoka
Gibson
Reiffsburg
Wells
Sheasville
Moigaa
Patricksburg
Owen
Rensselaer
Jasper
Sheilville
Hamilton
Patriot
Switzerland
Reserve
Miami
Shelbyville
Shelby
Paw Paw
Miami
Retreat
Jackson
S.dney
Fulton
Pecks burg
Hendricks
Reynolds
White
Silver Like
Kosciusko
Pekin
Washington
Richnrdson
St. Joseph
Silverville
Lawrence
Pendleton
Madison
Richland
Rush
Simon's Corners
Noble
Pennvllle
iAy
Richmond
Wayne
Six Mile
Jennings
Peppertown
Franklin
Ricli Valley
Wabash
Slash
Grant
Perkinsville
Madison
Richwoods
Delaware
Slate
Jennings
Perry
Allen
Ridge Road
Allen
Slate Cut
Clark
Perrysburg
Miami
Ridgeville
Randolph
Sligo
Marshall
Perrysville
Vermillion
Risdon
Grant
Smelser's Mills
Rush
Peru
Mil mi
Riley
Vigo
Smithland
Shelby
Petersburg
Pike
Ringgold
La Grange
Smithville
Monroe
Pettit
Tippecanoe
Rising Sun
Ohio
Smyrna
Decatur
Philadelphia
Hancock
River Vale
Lawrence
Snow Hill
Randolph
Piattsville
Parke
Roanoke
Huntington
Solsberry
(ireene
Pickard's Mills
Clinton
R >h Roy
Fountain
Somerset
Wabash
Piercetiin
Kosciusko
Rochester
Fulton
Somerville
Gibson
Pierceville
Ripley
Rock Creek
Bartholomew
South Bend
St. Joseph
Pigeon Roost
Scott
Rockfield
Carroll
South Betheny
Earthoiomew
Pilot Grove
Newton
Rockford
Jackson
South Boston
Washington
Pilot Knob
Crawford
Rock port
Spencer
South Cleaveland
Whitley
Pimento
Vigo
Rockville
Parke
South Gate
Franklm
Pine City
Morgan
Rogersville
Henry
South Martin
Martin
Pine Village
Warren
Rolling Prairie
Laporte
South Milford
La Grange
Pinhook
Lawrence
Rome
Perry
Southport
Marion
Pitts boro'
Hendricks
Romney
Tippecanoe
South West
Elkhart
Pittsburg
Carroll
Rono
Perry
South Whitley
Whitley
PlaiQfield
Hendricks
Root
Allen
Spade's Depot
Ripley
Plainville
Daviess
Roselle
Laporte
Spauldingsville
Knox
Pleasant
Switzerland
Rnsedale
Parke
Sparksville
Jackson
Pleasant Grove
Jasper
Rose Hill
Kosciusko
Sparta
Dearborn
Pleasant Hill
Montgomery
Rose vi He
Pnrke
Spartanburg
Randolph
1 tasarit Like
Steuben
Rosewood
Harrison
Spencer
Owen
Pleasant Mills
Adams
Ross
Lake
Spencerville
De Kalb
Pleasant Ridge
Greene
Rossburg
Decatur
Spiceland
Henry
Plymouth
Marshall
Rossville
Clinton
Spring Creek
Cass
Po"^
Allen
Royal Center
Cass
Sprintr Dale
Harrison
Point Commerce
Greene
Royalton
Boone
Springfield
Franklin
Point Isabel
Grant
RushviUe
Rush
Springfleld Mills
Noble
Poland
Clay
Russell's Mills
Parke
Spiing Hill
Decatur
Polk Patch
Warnck
Ru^sellville
Putnam
Springtowa
Hendricks
Polk Run
Clark
Russiuville
Clinton
Sprinaiville
Lawrence
Pond Creek Mills
Knox
Rutherford
Switzerland
Sproatts
Sullivan
P olesville
WariCn
Saint John
Lake
Stamper's Creek
Oran?e
i'onlir Grove
Howasd
S;iint Leon
Dearborn
Stanford
Monroe
I'orte.'six) Roads
Porter
Saint Mary's
Vigo
Star
Rush
Puiii-^v^v.lle
Dubois
Saint Omer
Decatur
State Line
Warren
Port Giosoa
Gibson
Saint Paul
Decatur
Staunton
Clay
Portlaud
Fountain
Saint Peter's
Franklin
Steam Corner
Fountain
Portland Alills
Parke
Saint Wendel's
Posey
Steeles
Rush
Poseyville
Posey
Salamonia
Jay
Stewai tsville
Posev
Poston
Ripley
Salem
Washington
Stilesville
Hendricks
Prairie
Tipton
S.ilem Center
Steuben
Stinesville
Monroe
Praiiie Creek
Vigo
Saltilloville
Washington
stip's mil
Franklin
Prairie Edge
Montgomery
Saluda
Jefferson
Stockdale
Miami
Prairieton
Vigo
yaundersville
Vanderburg
Stockton
Owen
Prescott
Shelby
Sandy Ridge
Steuben
Stockwell
Tippecanoe
Priam
Bi.ckford
Sandford
Vigo
Stoney Point
Jefferson
Price
Huntington
Strn Jacinto
Jennings
Storm's Creek
Jennings
Princeton
Gibson
Sin Piere
Stark
Strawberry Ridge
Pulaski
Prince William
Carroll
Santa Claua
Spencer
Strawtown
Hamilton
Prosperity
Madison
Santa Pe
Miami
Stringtown
Ripley
Prowsville
Washington
Sardinia
Decatur
Sugar Branch
Switzerland
Puddletowa
Laporte
Sdturu
Whitley
Sugar Creek
Hancock
Pulaski
Puh.ski
Scipio
Jennings
Sugar (irove
Tippecanoe
Putnaniville
Putnam
Scotland
Greene
Sugar River
Montgomery
Queeusville
Jennings
Si'ottsville
Floyd
Sullivan
Sullivan
Que reus Grove
Switzerliind
Sellersburg
Clark
Sulphur Hill
Shelby
Quincy
Owen
Selma
Delaware
Sulphur Springs
Henry
Raglesville
Daviess
Sevastopol
Kosciusko
Summit
Whitley
Rainsville
Warren
Sevmour
Jackson
Summitville
Madison
Raleigh
Rush
Shanghai
Howard
Sumption Prairie
St. Joseph
Randall
Allen
Shannondale
Montgomery
Sunman
Ripley
Raysville
Henry
Sharon
Delaware
Swain's Mills
Rush
LIST OF POST OFFICES— KENTUCKY.
167
Post Office.
County,
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
County.
Swan
Noble
Vistula
Elkhart
White Creek
Jackson
Swanville
Jefferson
Volga
Jefferson
White Hall
Owen
Sylvaa Grove
Clark
Wabash
Wabash
White Lick
Boone
Sylvania
Parke
Wadesville
Posey
White Oak Grove
Pike
Syracuse
Kosciusko
Wailsboro'
Bartholomew
White's Grove
Newton
Tanipico
Jackson
Wakarusa
Elkhart
Whitestown
Boone
Taylor's Corners
De Kalb
Walkersville
Jasper
Whitesville
Montgomery
Taylorsville
Tell City
Bartholomew
Walkerton
St. Joseph
White Water
Wayne
Perry
Wallace
Fountain
Wickliffe
Crawford
Terre Coupee
St. Joseph
Walpole
Hancock
Wild Cat
Carroll
Ten e Haute
Viffo
Walton
Ca-s
Williamsburg
Wayne
Tetersburg
Tipton
Warren
Huntington
Williamsport
Warren
Texas
Washington
Wirrington
Hancock
Williamstown
Decatur
Thorutovrn
Boone
Warsaw
Kosciusko
Wilmington
Dearbora
Tippecanoe Town
Marshall
Washington
Daviess
Wilmot
Noble
Tipton
Tipton
Washington Center Whitley
Willow Branch
Hancock
ToUeston
Lake
Waterford
Laporte
Willow Valley
Martin
Toronto
Vermillion
Waterloo
Payette
Winchester
Randolph
Toto
Stark
Waterman
Parke
Windfall
Tipton
Trafalgar
Johnson
Waveland
Montgomery
Windsor
Randolph
Lake
Transitville
Tippecanoe
Waver ly
Morgan
Winfield
Trask
Grant
Wawaka
Noble
Winnamac
Pulaski
Trenton
Eandolph
Waw-pe-cong
Miami
Winslow
Pike
Trinity Springs
Marshall
Way
Ripley
Winterrowd
Shelby
Tiiptoa
Jennings
Wamansville
Bartnoloraew
Wintersville
Decatur
Tr(.y
Perry
Waynesburg
Decatur
Wirt
Jefferson
Tunnelton
Lawrence
Waynetown
Montgomery
Wolcott's Mills
La Grange
Turkey Creek
Steuben
Waynesville
Bartholomew
Wolf Creek
Marshall
Turmun's Creek
Sullivan
Webster
Wayne
Wolf Lake
Noble
Twtl/eMile
Cass
Weisburg
Dearborn
Woodbury
Hamiltoa
Two Mile Prairie
Pulaski
Wenona
Henry
Woodland
St. Joseph
Kosciusko
Tyner City
Marshall
Wesley
Montgomery
Wooster
Union
Pike
West Bnena Vista
Gibson
Worth
Dubois
Union City
Randolph
Westchester
Jay
Woribington
Greene
UuioD Mills
Lnporte
West Creek
Lake
Worthsville
Johnson
Unionville
Monroe
Westfield
Hamilton
Wright
Greeae
Urbana
Wabash
West Kinderbook
Tipton
Wright's Mills
Parke
Utica
Clark
Westland
Hancock
Wright's Corners
Dearborn
Valeene
Orange
West Lebanon
Warren
Wyandotte
Tippecanoe
Valonia
Jackson
West Liberty
Howard
Wynn
Franklin
Valparaiso
Porter
West Newton
Marion
Xenia
Miami
Van Burea
Clay
West Point
Tippecanoe
Yankeetown
Warrick
Vandalia
Owen
Westport
Decatur
Yellow Creek
Kosciusko
Vera Cruz
WelW
Westville
Laporte
York Center
Steuben
Veiraont
Howard
Wheatland
Knox
Yorktown
Delaware
Vernon
Jenaiogs
Wheatonville
Warrick
Yorkville
Dearborn
Veisailles
Ripley
Wheatville
Miami
Yountsville
Montgomery
Vevay
Switzerland
Wheeler
Porter
Zanesville
Wells
Victor
De Kalb
Wheeling
Delaware
Zenas
Jennings
Vienna
Scott
Whitcomb
Franklin
Zimsburg
Madison
Vincenneg
Knox
White Cottage
Harrison
Zionsville
Boone
LIST OF POST OFFICES
IN THE
STATE OF KENTUCKY,
Post Office.
Aaron's Run
Abbottsford
Adairsville
Adams' Mills
Albany
Alexandria
Allendale
AUenville
Alma
Alpha
Amanda
Antioch
Ashbysburg
County. I
Montgomery '
Trimble i
Logan '
Pula-ki I
Clinton [
Campbell i
Greene
Todd!
Warren ]
Clinton [
Greenup [
Washington j
Hopkins |
Boyd
Post Offici.
County.
Aspen Grove
Pendleton
Athens
Fayette
Atkinson
Christian
Augusta
Bracken
Aurora
Marshall
Bacon Creek
H.rt
Bainbiidge
Christian
B lid Eagle
Bath
Bald Knob
Franklin
Ballardsville
Oldham
Barboursville
Knox
Bark Camp Mills
Whitley
Bardstown
Nelsoi
Barksdale
Marshall
Post Office.
^rrick
iTaugh's Station
Bear Creek
Beard's Station
Bear Wallow
Beattyville
Beaver Dam
Beaver Lick
Bedford
Beech Pork
Beechland
Bee Lick
Bee Sprmg
Bell
County.
Greene
Logan
Owsley
Oldham
Barren
Owsley
Ohio
Boone
Trimble
Washington
Wash ington
Lincoln
Edmonson
Morgan
168
LIST OF POST OFFICES — KENTUCKY.
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
Cmimty.
Post Office.
County.
Belmont
Bullitt
Cane Spring Depot Bullitt
Curdsville
Daviess
Belle Ombre
t Ballard
Cane Valley
Adair
Curry's Run
Harrisoa
Belle View
Christian
Caney
Morgan
Cutshin
Perry
Bell's Mines
Crittenden
Caueyville
Grayson
Cynthiana
Harrison
Bell's Trace
Carter
Cannonsburg
Greenup
Cypress
Union
Bennettsville
Hancock
Canton
Trigg
Dabney
Pulaski
Benson
Franklin
Carlisle
Nicholas
Dale
Campbell
Benton
Marshall
Carlow
Hopkins
Dallman's Creek
Logan
Berlin
Bracken
Carrollton
Carroll
Dallas
Pulaski
Berry's Lick
Butler
Carrsville
Livingston
Danville
Boyle
Berry's Station
Harrison
Carthasre
Campbell
Daysville
Todd
Bethel
Bath
Casey Creek
Adair
Delaware
Daviess
Bethlehem
Henry
Caseyville
Union
Demossville
Pendleton
Bewleyville
Breckeuridge
' ash's Knob
Montgomery
Drposit
Jefferson
Big Clifty
Grayson
Cassitv's Mills
Morgan
Depot
Graves
Big Hill
Madison
Catalpa Grove
Greene
D. vil's Creek
Wolf
Big Ready
Edmonson
Cat.wba
Pendleton
Dixon
Webster
Big Rock
Harlan
Catlettsburg
Boyd
Donaldson
Trigg
Big Spring
Breckeuridge
Cat.)
Pula-ki
Dough ty's Creek
Warren
Birdsville
Livingston
Cave City
Cayce's Station
Barren
Dover
Mason
Birmingham
Bitter Water
Marshall
Fulton
Downingsville
Grant
Bullitt
Caves
Carter
Dry Rid-e
Grant
Blackford
Hancock
Cedar Creek
Jefferson
Dub in
Graves
Black Lick
Logan
Ctdar Springs
Allen
D acker's
Woodford
Black Walnut
Barren
Center
Metcalfe
Dunaway'a
Clark
Black Water
Morgan
Centeifield
Oldh.m
Duncan
Mercer
Bhindvilie
Ballard
Ceiiterpoint
Monroe
Dycusburg
Crittenden
Bloomfield
Nelson
(. eiiterville
Bourbon
Eagle Hill
Owen
Bloomington
Magoffin
Ceralvo
Ohio
Earle's
Muhlenburg
Blue Lick Sprin2;s
Nicholas
Chapel Hill
Allen
East Fork
Metcalfe
Blue Spring Grove
Barren
Chaplin
Nelson
Eiidyville
.. ^^?P-
B'lhan
Mercer
Cliarleston
Hopkins
Kd in on ton
Metcalfe
Bolton
Lawrence
Cherokee
Lawrence
Bdniundsville
Barren
Boone
Boone
Cheshire's Store
Anderson
Elizabethtown
Hardin
Boone Furnace
Carter
Chicago
Marion
Elizaville
Fleming
Booueville
Owsley
Christiansburg
Shelby
Elk Creek
Spencer
Warren
Bordley
Union
Christy's Fork
Morgan
Elk Spring
Boston
Nelson
Clarksburg
Lewis
Elkton
Todd
Boston Station
Pendleton
Clay
Union
Eli-ton
Madison
Bowliug Green
Warren
ClaysviUe
Harrison
Ellwood
Muhlenburg
Boyd's Station
Harrison
Clay's Village
Shelby
Elm
Ballard
Bradfordi^ville
Marion
Clear Creek
Knox
Eminence
Henry
Brand iinburg
Mead
Clear Fork
Whitley
Empire Iron Works Trig-g
Brasherville
Perry
Clear Spring
Graves
Escipion
Logan
Breckeuridge
Pike
Cleaveland
Fayette
Estel Furnace
EsiiU
Breedings
Adair
Clifton's Mills
Breckeuridge
Exchange
McCracken
Bremen
Muhlenburg
Clifty
Todd
F'air Dealing
Marshall
Bridgeport
Franklin
Clinton
Hickman
Fairfield
Nelson
Briensburg
Marshall
Clintonville
Bourbon
Fail-view
Todd
Brigg's Mills
Ohio
Clio
Wayne
F,,llsof Blain
Lawrence
Bristow Station
Warren
Cloverport
Breckeuridge
Fails of Harrod
Jefferson
Broad well
Harrison
Clyde
Hopkins
Falls of Rough
Grayson
Brook's Station
Bullitt
Cou;ar"s Landing
Jessamine
Falmouth
Pendleton
Brookville
Braclven
Cold Spring
Campbell
Fan y Farm
Graves
Brownsborough
Oldham
C. Id Water
Callaway
Farm Dale
Farmer
Brownsville
Edmonson
Coleniansville
Harri-ou
Farmer's
Rowan
Bryantville
Garrard
Columbia
Adair
Farraersville
Caldwell
Buckeye
Garrard
Columbus
Hick an
Farniiugton
Graves
Buckliorn
Ohio
Concord
Lewis
Felii;iana
Graves
Buena Vista
Harrison
Connersville
Haniscn
Ferguson's Station
Logan
Buford
Ohio
Consolation
Shelby
r ern Creek
Jefferson
BuUittsville
Boone
Constance
Boone
Fern Leaf
Mason
Burlington
Boone
t'ool Spring
Coral Hill
Ohio
Felixville
G;"eene
Burnsville
Caldwell
Barren
FiiK-hville
Shelby
Bush's Store
L.uiel
Cordova
Grant
Fisherville
Jefferson
Butlersville
Allen
Nicholas
Cornett's Mills
Letcher
Flat Creek
Clay
Buzzard Roost
Cornis'iville
Mercer
Zt\s.r'
Campbell
Butler
Pendleton
Corydon
Henderson
Knox
Cabin Creek
Lewis
Cotton Wood
Christian
Flat Rock
Bouri^on
Cadiz
Trigg
Covington
Kentou
Flat Woods
Marshall
Cairo
Henderson
Crab Orchard
Lincoln
Flemingsburg
Fleming
Calhoun
McLean
Creelsburg
Russell
Flippin
Monroe
California
Campbell
Crittenden
Giant
Flint I-land
Mead
Callahan
Gree 11 p
Crittenden Springs
Crittenden
Florence
Bo.me
Callaway
Harlan
l^iomwell
Ohi,.
Flower. Creek
Pendleton
Camargo
Montgomery
Cropper's Depot
Shelby
Floydsburg
Oldham
Camdenville
Anderson
Cio-s Plains
Barren
F ad's Ferry
Crittenden
Cumpellsburg
Henry
Crow's Pond
Daviess
Fordsville
Ohio
Campbellsville
Taylor
Cuba
Graves
Forest Retreat
Nicholas
Camp Creek
Crittenden
Cumberland Ford
Knox
Forks of Elkhorn
Franklia
LIST OF POST OFFICES — KENTUCKY.
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County.
Ballard
Bracken
Monroe
Kenton
Franklin
Simpson
Hardin
Henry
Post Office,
Fort Jeffersou
Poster
Fountain Run
Fowler's Creek
Frankfort
Franklin
Franklin M Roads
Franklinton
Fredericktowa Washington
Freedom Casey
Fredonia Caldwell
Friendship Hardin
Frozen Creek Breathitt
Fruit Hill Christian
Fulton Fulton
Gainesville Allen
Gahvay Simpson
Gardnersville Pendleton
Garnettsville Mead
Garrettsburg Christian
Garrett Mead
Garriot's Landing Trimble
Geneva Henderson
George's Creek Lawrence
Gecrgetowu Scott
Germrtntown Ma-on
Gills' Mills Bath
Ghent Carroll
Glasgow Barren
Glenn Brook Hart
Glen's Fork Adair
Glencoe Gallatin
Glendale Hardin
Glenville McLean
Golden Fond Trigg
Goochland Madison
Good's Precinct Clark
Gordonville Logan
Goshen Oldham
Gonge's Grant
Gradyville Adair
Graefenberg Shelby
Grant's Lick Campbell
Grassy Creek Morgan
Grata Owen
Gray Hawk Jackson
Grayson C. H. Carter
Grayson Springs Grayson
Graysville Toad
Great Crossings Scott
Green Castle Warren
Green Grove Clinton
Green Hall Owsley
Green River Hart
Greensburg Greene
Greenup C. H. Greenup
Greenville Muhlenburg
Grundy Pulaski
Gum Grove Union
Hadensvillo Todd
Hadley Warren
Higue Logan
Hall Hopkins
Hamilton Boone
Hamilton's Store Pike
Haramonville Hart
Hampton's Mills Morgan
Hanly Jessamine
Hardensburg Breckenridge
Harlan Harlan
Hardscrabble Grant
Harmony Owen
Harrisonville Shelby
Harrodsburg Mercer
11
County.
Butler
Ohio
Greene
Harrison
Hancock
Jefferson
Marion
Perry
Wolfe
Ballard
Nicholas
Post Office.
Harreldville
Hartford
Haskinsville
Havilandsville
Hawesville
Hays' Spring
Haysville
Hazard
Hazle Green
Hazlewood
Head Quarters
Hebbardsville
Hearln's Store Union
Hebron Boone
Helena Mason
Henderson C. H. Henderson
Henry's X Roads Todd
Henrysville Logan
Hickman Fulton
Hickory Flat Simpson
Hickory Grove Graves
Hico Callaway
High Grove Nelson
Highland Bath
Hilisboro' Fleming
Hilton Monroe
nine's Mills Ohio
Hodgensville La Rue
Hood's Fork Johnson
Hood's Run Greenup
Hopkinsville Christian
Horse Shoe Bottom Russell
Horsewell Barren
Howard's Mills Montgomery
Horse Cave Hart
Houston Bourbon
Howell's Springs Hardin
Howe's Valley Hardin
Hudsonville Breckenridge
Hustinville Lincoln
Hutchison's Bourbon
Independence Kenton
Indian Bottom Letcher
Indian Spring Campbell
Irvine Estill
Irvinsville Nicholas
Jackton Breathitt
Jamestown Russell
Jeffersontown Jefferson
Jericho Henry
Jessamine Jessamine
Jesse's Store Shelby
Joe's Lick Madison
Johnson's Forks Morgan
Kane Campbell
Kansas Graves
Keene Jessamine
Kenton Kenton
KentontowQ Harrison
Keysburg Logan
Kiddville Clark
Kingston Madison
Kinniconick Lewis
Kirksville Madison
Knottsville Daviess
Knoxville Pendleton
Lacona Jefferson
La Payette Christian
La Fontaine Harlan
La Grange Oldham
Lair's Station Harrison
Lancaster Garrard
Latonia Springs Kenton
Laura Furnace Trigg
Post Office. County.
Laurel Bluff Muhlenburg
Laurel Bridge Laurel
Laurel Fork Baih
Lrtwreuceburg Anderson
Lanesville Floyd
Lead Hill Muhlenburg
Leander Graves
Lebanon Marion
Leesburg Harrison
Leonard Harlan
Levee Montgomery
Lewisport Hancock
Lexington Fayette
Liberty Casey
Licking Station Morgan
Liad.say's Mills Trigg
Line Creek Pulaski
Litchfleld Grayson
Little Eagle Scott
Little Prairie Hopkins
Little Sandy Morgan
Livermore McLean
Lockport Henry
Lockwood Lawrence
Locust Grove Callaway
Locust Mills Bracken
Logan's Mills Logan
Logansport Butler
London Laurel
Long Run Jefferson
Long View Christian
Lowville Pike
Loretto Marion
Lost Creek Breathitt
Lost Run Breckenridge
Lot Whitley
Louisa Court House Lawrence
Louisville Jefferson
Lovelaceville Ballard
Lowell Garrard
Lone Station Bourbon
Lusby's Mills Owen
Lynn Greenup
Lynn Camp Knox
MoDanul's Store Breckenridge
McKenzie's Mill Christian
McAfee Mercer
McGee Jackson
McLean's Retreat Daviess
Macedonia Grant
Mackville Washington
Madisonville Hopkins
Magnolia La Rue
Mammoth Cave Edmonson
Manchester Clay
Mannsville Taylor
Manton Marion
Marble Creek Fayette
Marine Lewis
Marion Crittenden
Marrowbone Cumberland
Marsh Creek Whitley
Marshall's Bath
Martinsburg Monroe
Masonville Daviess
Massack McCraeken
Mauldin Jackson
Mayfield Graves
May's Lick Mason
Maysville Mason
Meadow Creek Whitley
Meadville Mead
Melvin Ballard
Menelos Madison
170
LIST OF POST OFFICES — KENTUCKY
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
County,
Middlebiirg
Casey
Nolen
Hardin
Prestonburg
Floyd
Middle Fork
Jackson
Northcott's Store
Boone
Prestonville
Carroll
Middletown
Jefferson
North Fork
Mason
Prewitt's Knob
Barren
Midview
Henry
North Hill
Wayne
Princeton
Caldwell
Midway
Woodford
North Middletown
Bourbon
Proctor
Owsley
Milbura
Ballard
Oakford
Daviess
Prosperity
Lawrence
Milford
Bracken
Oak Grove
Christian
■Providence
Hopkins
Military Institute
Franklin
Oakland Mills
Nicholas
Pryorsl)urg
Graves
Mills
Christian
Oakland Station
Warren
Quality Valley
Butler
Milledgeville
Lincoln
Oak Woods
Fleming
Quincy
^Lewis
Logan
Millersburg
Bourbon
O'Bannon
Jefferson
Rabbittsville
Millerstown
Grayson
Oddville
Harrison
Radford
Callaway
MillersYille
Russell
Oldhamburg
Oldham
Raleigh
Union
Mill Grove
Madison
Old Town
Greenup
Randolph
Metcalfe
Mill Spring
Wayne
Olive Hill
Carter
Raven Creek
Harrison
Milton
Trimble
Olive
Marshall
Raywick
Marion
Milltown
Adair
Olympian Springs
Bath
Readyville
Red Hill
Builer
Millwood
Mason
Orangeburg
Owensboro'
Mason
Hardin
Minerva
Mason
Daviess
Red River Iron Works Estill
Mintonville
Casey
Owenton
Owen
Relief
Morgan
Mitchellsburg
Boyle
Owingsville
Bath
Richland
Butler
Model Mills
Muhlenburg
Oxfnd
Scott
Richelieu
Logan
Monroe
Hart
Pace's
Metcalfe
Richmond
Madison
Monterey
Owen
Paducah
McCracken
Rich Pond Grove
Warren
Montgomery
Trigg
Pageville
Barren
Richmond
Boone
Monticello
Wayue
Paint Lick
Garrard
Riffe's M Roads
Lawrence
Moorefield
Nicholas
Paiutsville
■Johnson
Rio
Hart
Morehead C. H.
Rowan
Palma
Marshall
River View
Jeffersou
Moreland
Bourbon
Paradise
Muhlenburg
Roaring Spring
Trigg
Morgan
Pendleton
Paris
Bourbon
Robertson's Station
Harrison
Morganfield
Union
Park
Barren
Robersonville
Hardin
Moiganto-wn
Butler
Parksville
Boyle
Robinson's Creek
Pike
Morning View
Kenton
Parmleysville
Wayue
Rochester
Butler
Mortonsville
Woodford
Payne's Depot
Scott
Rock Bridge
Monroe
Moscow
Hickman
Peach Orchard
Lawrence
Rock Castle
Trigg
Motier
Pendleton
Peeled Oak
Bath
Rock Dale
Owen
Mount Aerial
Allen
Pekia
Jessamine
Rock Haven
Mead
Mount Carmel
Fleming
Pembroke
Christian
Rockhold's
Whitley
Mount Eden
Spencer
Perryville
Boyle
Rockhouse
Bath
Mount Freedom
Jessamine
Petersburg
Pewee Valley
Boone
Rockland Mills
Barren
Mount Gilead
Mason
Oldham
Rock Lick Breckenridge
Mount Ida
Montgomery
Piketon
Pike
Rock Point
Henry
Mount Olivet
Bracken
Pilot Knob
Todd
Rocky Hill
Barren
Mount Savage
Carter
Pine Bluff
Callaway
Rocky Hill Station
Edmonson
Mount Sterling
Montgomery
Rock
Pine Grove
Clark
Rogersville
Madison
Mount Vernon
Pitt's Point
Bullitt
Rolling Fork
Nelson
Mount Washington
Bullitt
Planter's Hall
Breckenridge
Roscoe
Todd
Mount Zion
Perry
Pleasant Grove
Obio
Rose Hill
Laurel
Mud Lick
Monroe
Pleasant Grove Mills Fleming
Roseville
Barren
Munfordville
Hart
Pleasant Hill
Mercer
Ross' Ferry
Rough and Ready
Livingston
Munday's Landing
Woodford
Pleasant Home
Owen
Anderson
MuiTay
Callaway
Pleasant Point
Daviess
Round Stone
Rock Castle
Murpliysville
Mason
Pleasant Ptidge
Daviess
Rowena
Russell
Napoleon
Gallatin
Pleasant Vale
Todd
Rowlett's Depot
Hart
Neatsville
Adair
Pleasant Valley Mills Nicholas
Royalton
Russell
Nebo
Hopkins
Pleasant View
Todd
Ruckersville
Clark
Nelson Furnace
Nelson
Pleasureville
Henry
Ruddle's Mills
Bourbon
Nevada
Mercer
Plummer's Mill
Fleming
Rumsey
McLean
Newberry
Wayne
Point Curve
Graves
Russell's Springs
Russell
New Castle
Henry
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Russeilville
Logan
New Columbus
Owen
PolkviUe
Warren
Rutland
Harrison
New Concord
Callaway
Pollard's Tan Yard Caldwell
Saint Mary's
Marion
New Haven
Nelson
Pond River Mills
Muhlenburg
Saint Matthew's
Jefferson
New Hope
Nelson
Poole's Mills
Henderson
Salem
Livingston
New Liberty
Owen
Poor Fork
Harlan
Salina
Jefferson
New Market
Marion
Poplar Flat
Lewis
•Saloma
Taylor
Newport
Campbell
Poplar Grove
Owen
Salt Lick
La Rue
New Roe
Allen
Poplar Hill
Casey
Salvisa
Mercer
Newstead
Christian
Poplar Neck
Nelson
Samuel's Depot
Nelson
New Woodburn
Warren
Poplar Plains
Fleming
Sandifer's Store
Carroll
New Texas
Hickman
Portland
Jefferson
Santa Fe
Bracken
Newtown
Scott
Port Royal
Henry
Saratoga
Lyon
Nicbolasville
Jessamine
Pott's Mills
Jessamine
Sardis
Mason
Nobob
Barren
Powersville
Bracken
Savera
Owen
LIST OF POST OFFICES — ILLINOIS.
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Post Office.
County.
ScafiRild Cane
Rock Castle
Scottsville
Allen
Seventy-Six
Clinton
Sexton's Creek
Clay
Shady Grove
Crittenden
Shaipsburg
Bath
Shawnan
Bourbon
Shelbyville
Shelby
Shepherdsville
Bullitt
Sherburn Mills
Fleming
Shiloh
Callaway
Short Creek
Grayson
Shortsville
Bullitt
Side View
Montgomery
Simpsonville
Shelby
Slack
Mason
Sliuightersville
Webster
Sligo
Henry
SmileytoTvn
Spencer
Smitlifleld
Henry
Smithland
Livingston
Smith's (xrove
Warren
Smith's Mills
Henderson
Saow Hill
Callaway
Social Hill
McLean
Somerset
Pulaski
Sonnra
Hardin
South CarroUton
Muhlenbuig
South Pork
Owsley
South Uaion
Logan
Southville
Shelby
Sparta
Owen
Speedwell
Madison
Spottsville
Henderson
Spring Bank
Franklin
Springfield
Washington
Spring port
Henry
Spring Station
Woodford
Spence Grove
Owsley
Stamperton
Owen
Stamping Ground
Scott
Stanford
Lincoln
Stanton
Powell
Stapleton
Mead
Star Furnace
Carter
Statelpy's Eun
Grant
State Line
Fulton
Stephensburg
Hardin
Stephentiport
Breckenridge
Still Water
Wolfe
Post Office.
County.
S'oner
Clark
Stoney Point
Bourbon
Sugar Creek
Gallatin
Sugar Grove
Butler
Sugar Plant
Metcalfe
Sulphur Lick
Monroe
Sulphur Springs
Sulphur Weil
Muhlenburg
Jessamine
Summerville
Greene
Stmfish
Edmonson
Swiftsville
Wolfe
Syrasonia
Graves
Taylorsville
Spencer
Temperance Hill
Warren
Temperance Mount
Simpson
Texas
Washington
Thompsonville
Pulaski
Three Forks
Barren
Three Prong
Greenup
Three Springs
Hart
Tibbatt'8 M Roads
Campbell
Tilton
Fleming
Tippecanoe
Ohio
Tolesborough
Lewis
Tompkiusville
Monroe
Tracy
Barren
Traveler's Rest
Owsley
Trenton
Todd
Troy
Woodford
Truittsville
Greenup
Turkey Foot
Scott
Union
Boone
Union Star
Breckenridge
Uuioutown
Uiion
Upper Tygart
Uptonville
Carter
La Rue
Vanceburg
Lewis
Vandenburg
Hopkins
Van Dyke's Mill
Spencer
Verona
Boone
Versailles
Woodford
Vienna
Clark
Vine Grove
Hardin
Viola Station
Graves
Visalia
Kenton
Volney Station
Logan
Wadesboro'
Marshall
Wallonia
Trigg
Walnut Plat
Lincoln
Walnut Hill
Fayette
Post Office.
County.
Walnut Valley
Clark
Walton
Boone
Warfield
Lawrence
Warsaw
Gallatin
Washington
Mason
Waterford
Spencer
Waterloo
Pulaski
Watson's
Marshall
Waynesboro'
Lincoln
Weavertoa
Wayne
Webster
Breckenridge
Wesley
Hickman
Weston
Nicholas
Westonburg
Crittenden
West Liberty
Morgan
West Point
Hardin
Westport
Oldham
Whippoorwill
Laurel
White Hall
Madison
White Lilly
Laurel
White Oak Hill
Fleming
Whitesburg
Letcher
White Sulphur
Scott
Whitesville
Daviess
Whitley C. H.
Whitley
Wickliffe
Nelson
Wild Cat
Whitley
Williams
Christian
Williarnstown
Grant
WiUisburg
Washington
Wilson's Creek
Graves
Wilsonville
Spencer
Winchester
Clark
Winona
Trimble
Wise's Mill
Henderson
Withesville-
Caldwell
Woodbine
Whitley
Woodbury
Butler
Woodlawn
Morgan
Woodsonville
Hart
Woodstock
Pulaski
Woodville
Ballard
Woolridge's Store
Christian
Worthville
Carroll
Wightsville
Pulaski
Wyoming
Bath
Yellow Creek
Knox
Yelvington
Daviess
Zion
Henderson
LIST OF POST OFFICES
IN THE
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Post Office.
Covnty.
Abingdon
Knox
Accommodation
Effingham
Adams
Adams
Addison
Dupage
Adeline
Ogle
Ainsworth Station
Cook
Akin
Franklin
Albany
Whitesides
Albion
Edwards
Alden
McHenry
Aledo
Mercer
Alexander
Morgan
Post Office.
County.
Algonquin
McHenry
Akron
Peoria
Alhambra
Madison
Allen's Springs
Pope
Alma
Marion
Alton
Madison
Alum Rock
La Salle
Amboy
Lee
Amity
Livingston
Ancona
Livingston
Andalusia
Rock Island
Andover
Henry
Post Office.
County,
Angola
Lake
Anua
Union
Annapolis
Crawford
Annawan
Henry
Antioch
Lake
Appanoose
Hancock
Apple Creek
Greene
Apple River
Jo Daviess
Arcadia
Morgan
Areola
Coles
Arenzville
Cass
Argo
Carre 1
172
LIST
OF POST OFFICES — ILLINOIS.
Post Office.
CAiunty.
Post Office.
County,
Post Office.
County.
Argyle
Arlington
McDonough
Big Rock
Kane
Bushnell
McDonough
Bureau
Big Rush Craek
Jo Daviess
Butler
Montgomery
Armington
Tazewell
Big Spring
Shelby
Byron
Ogle
Armstrong
Wabash
Big Woods
Dupage
Cairo
Alexander
Aroma
Kankakee
Birmingham
Schuyler
Caledonia
Pulaski
Asbury
La S:ille
Bishop Hill
Henry
Caledonia Station
Booue
Ashby
Ash Grove
Coles
Blackberry
Kane
Calhoun
Richland
Iroquois
Blackberry Station
Kane
Camargo
Coles
Ashkum
Iroquois
Black Oak
Wayne
Cambridge
Henry
Ashland
Cass
Blair
Randolph
Camden
Schuyler
Ashley
Washington
Blairsville
Willian,son
Camden Mills
Rock Island
Ash more
Coles
Blandinsville
McDonough
Cameron
Warren
Ash Ridge
Massac
Bliven's Mill
McHenry
Campbell
Coles
Assumption
Christian
Blood's Point
De Kalb
Camp Grove
Stark
Astoria
Fulton
Bloomfield
Edgar
Camp Point
Adams
Athens
Menard
Bloomingdale
Dupage
Canton
Fulton
Athensville
Gieene
Bloomington
McLean
Carbon
Mercer
Atkinson
Henry
Bloomville
Kankakee
Carbon Cliff
Rock Island
Atlanta
Logan
Bloom
Cnok
Carbondale
Jackson
Atlas
Pike
Blue Grass
Vermillion
Cary Station
McHenry
Attilla
Williamson
Blue Island
Cook
Carlinville
Macoupin
Auburn
Sangiimon
Blue Point
Wayne
Carlyle
Clinton
Audubon
Montgomery
Blue Ridge
Jefferson
Carnent Prairie
Perry
Augusta
Hancock
Blueville
Christian
Carmi
White
Aurora
Kane
Blufi Dale
Greene
Carpentersville
Kaue
Ava
Jackson
Bluffville
Carroll
Carrollton
Greene
Avery
Jo Daviess
Bolton
Williamson
Cartersville
Jasper
Aviston
Clinton
Bond's Point
Christian
Carthage
Hancock
Avoca
Livingston
Bon Pas
Richland
Carter
Sangamon
Avon
Fulton
Bonus
Boone
Casey
Clark
Babcock's Grove
Dupage
Bonwcll
Edgar
Caseyville
St. Clair
Baileyville
Ogle
Book
Pope
Cass
Dupage
Bainbridge
Williamson
Boone
Boone
Cat! in
Vermilli n
Baldwinville
Edgar
Boot
Richland
Cave
Franklin
Lankston
Saline
Bourbon
Douglas
Cave in Rock
Hardin
Bardolph
McDonough
Bowling Green
Fayette
Cayugi.
Livingston
Barclay
Ogle
Buyuton
Tazewell
Cedar Bluff
Johnson
Barreville
McHenry
Bra. ford
Stark
Cedarville
Stephenson
Banington Station Cook
Biadley
Jackson
Centerville
Piatt
Barr's Store
Macoupin
Breckenridge
Pope
Central City
Marion
Barry
Pike
Breese
Greene
Centr.ilia
Marion
BrtSCO
Hancock
Bremen
Randolph
Center Point
Knox
Batavia
Kaue
Biickton
Cook
C nter Ridge
Mercer
Bates
Sangamon
Mason
Bridgeport
Lawrence
Cerro Gordo
Piatt
Bath
Brighton
Macoupin
Cbambersburg
Pike
Beardstown
Cass
Biimfield
Peoiia
Champaign
Champaign
Bear Creek
Montgomery
Bristol
Kendall
Chandlerville
Cass
Beaver Cretk
Bond
Bristol Station
Kendall
Cliannahou
Will
Beavertoa
Boone
Broad Oaks
Pope
Charleston
Coles
Beaverville
Iroquois
Broadwell
Logan
Chatham
Sangamon
Beck's Creek
Shelby
Brooklyn
Schuvler
Cbafsworth
Livicgston
Bedford
Pike
Brookville
Ogle
Ciiebause
Iroquois
Bedfordville
Henderson
Browning
Schuyier
Chelsea
Will
Belden
McHcury
Bruce
McDonough
Chemung
McHenry
Bell Air
Crawford
Brunswick
Peoria
Cheney's Grove
McLean
Bell Plain
Marshall
Brush Creek
Wayne
Chenoa
McLean
Belle Prairie
Hamilton
Brushy Fork
Coles
Cherry Grove
Carroll
Belleville
St. Clair
Buck
Hamilton
Cherry Valley
Winnebago
Bellview
Calhoun
Buck Hart
Christian
Chester
Randolph
Belvidere
Boone
Buck Horn
Brown
Chesterfield
Macoupin
Belwood
Iroqucjis
Buda
Bureau
Chicago
Co.k
Bement
Piatt
Bnena Vista
Stephenson
Chili
Hancock
Benton
Franklin
Buffalo
Gallatin
Chili Centre
Hancock
Berlin
Sangrimon
Buffalo Prairie
Rock island
Chillicothe
Peoria
Bernadotte
Fulton
Bulkley
Iroquois
Chisraanville
Gallatin
Ben y ton
Cass
Bullbonas Grove
Kankakee
Circleville
Tazewell
Berwick
Warren
Bunker Hill
Macoupin
Clark Center
Clark
Bethiilto
Madison
Bureau Junction
Bureau
Clay
La Salle
Bethel
Morgan
Buvkeville
Monroe
riay City
Clay
Beulah
De K.lb
Burlington
Kane
Clayton
Adams
Beverly
Adams
Burns
Henry
Clear Creek Landing Al xancler
Bible Grove
Clay
Burnsville
McDonough
Clermont
Richland
BigKSville
Henderson
Burnt Prairie
White
Clifton
Iroquois
Big Muddy
Franklin
Burritt
Winnebago
Clinton
De Witt
Big Neck
Adams
Burton
Adams
Clintonville
Kaug
LIST OF POST OrnCES — ILLINOIS.
173
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
County.
Clover
Henry
Dillon
Tazewell
Clyde
Whitesides
Dixon
Lee
Cortl Valley
Book Island
Doddsville
Schuyler
Coatsburg
Adams
Dogtooth
Alexander
Cochranville
Stephenson
Dolsou
Clark
Cobb
Randolph
Dongola
Union
Colchester
McDonough
Donovan
Iroquois
Cold Spring
Shelby
Dorrance
Stark
Collins' Station
Clinton
Dorchester
Macoupin
Collinsville
Madison
Dorset
De Kalb
Colniar
MoDonough
Dcmtflas
Knox
Colona Station
Henry
Dover
Bureau
Columbia
Monroe
Downer's Grove
Dupage
Columbus
Adams
Downs
McLean
Como
Whitesides
Drury
Rock Island
Concord
Morgan
Dubois
Washington
Conkey's Store
Vermillion
Duck Creek
Warren
Cooperstown
Brown
Dudley
Edgar
Copperas Creek
Fulton
Dudleyville
Bond
Copper Creek
Rnck Island
Duncan's Mills
Fulton
Coral
McHenry
Dundas
Richland
Cordova
Rock Island
Diindee
Kane
Corntou
Cumberland
Dunleith
Jo Daviess
Cornville
La Salle
Dupage
Will
Cottage Hill
Dupage
Duquoin
Perry
Cottonwood
Gallatin
Durand Station
Wmnebago
Cottonwood Grove Bond
Durham
Hancock
CiiultersviJlft
Randolph
Dwight
Livingston
Council Hill
Jo Daviess
Eagle
La Salle
Council Hill Station Jo Daviess
rtagle Clififs
Monroe
Courtland Station
De Kalh
Eagle Point
Ogle
Courtiight Mills
Iroquois
Earlville
La Salle
Crab Orchard
Williamson
East Bend
Ford
Crawford
Gallatin
East Cambridge
Henry
Crescent City
Iroquois
East Paw Paw
De Kalb
Crete
Will
East Wheatland
Will
Crittenden
Franklin
Baton
Crawford
Crotty
La Salle
Edgington
Rock Island
Crow Meadows
Marshall
Edwardsville
Madison
Crutjer
Woodford
Effingham
Effingham
Crystal Lake
McHenry
Edgewood
Effinghim
Cuba
Fulton
Egypt
Mason
Cypress Creek
Johnson
Efa
Lake
Dakota
Stephenson
Elbridge
Edgar
Dallas City
Hancock
El Dara
Pike
Dnmnscus
Stephenson
El Dorado
Saline
Danby
Dupage
Eleroy
Stephenson
Danturth
Tazewell
Elgin
Kane
Danville
Vermillion
Elida
Winnebago
Darien
Clark
Eliza
Mercer
Davis
Stephenson
Elizabeth
Jo Daviess
Darwin
Clark
Elizabetbtown
Hardin
Dawson
Sangamon
Elk Grove
Cook
Daysville
Ogle
Elkhart City
Logan
Dayton
La Siille
Elkhorn
Washington
Dearborn
McHenry
Elkhoru Grove
Carroll
Decatur
Macon
Blkton
Crawford
Deep Cut
McHenry
Tazewell
Elliottstown
Effingham
Deer Creek
Ellis Grove
Randolph
Deerfield
Lake
Ellison
Warren
Deerfield Prairie
De Kalb
EUisville
Fulton
Deer Park
La Salle
Elm Grove
Adams
Deer Plain
Calhoun
Elmore
Peoria
De Kalb Center
DeKalb
Elmira
Stark
Delavan
Tazewell
Elm Point
Bond
Delhi
Jersey
Elm Wood
Peoria
Del Rey
Iroquois
El Paso
Woodford
Delta
McLean
Elsah
Jersey
Dement Station
Ogle
Elvaston
Hancock
Denny
Warren
El win
Macon
Deriiida
Jo Daviess
Elwood
Will
Detroit
Pike
Eminence
Logan
De Soto
Jackson
Emma
White
De Witt
De Witt
Empire
Whitesides
Diamond Lake
Lake
Eu'fleld
White
Post Office.
County.
English Prairie
McHenry
Enon
Bureau
Enterprise
Wayne
Epler
Morgan
Equality
Gallatin
Erie
Whitesides
Erin
McHenry
Erwin
Schuyler
Essex
Kankakee
Etna
Coles
Eureka
Woodford
Eugene
Knox
Evan's Mill
Morgan
Evanston
Cook
Evansville
Randolph
Franklin
Swing
Ewington
Effingham
Exeter
Scott
Pairburg
Livinj°:ston
Fairfield
Wayne
Pairhavea
Carroll
Fairmont
Vermillion
Fair Play
Jefferson
Fairview
Fttlton
Fair Weather
Adams
Farina
Fayette
Farmington
Fulton
Farm Ridge
La Salle
Farmsville
Woodford
Farrowtowa
Calhoun
Fayette
Greeue
Payetteville
St. Clair
Ferdinand
Mercer
Fiatt
Fulton
Fidelity
Jersey
Fieldon
Jersey
Fillmore
Montgomery
Fincastle
Clark
Fish Hook
Pike
Fitts Hill
Franklin
Pitz Henry
Ogle
Flat Rock
Crawford
Flora
Clay
Ploraville
St. Clair
Florence
Pike
Florid
Putnam
Forest Station
Livingston
Forksville
Lake
Foreston
Ogle
Fort Hill
Lake
Fosterbuig
Madison
Posters
Marion
Fountain Green
Hancock
Pour Mile Grove
Lee
Fowler's Station
Adams
Pox Lake
Lake
Frankfort
Franklin
Franklin Grove
Lee
Franklin
Morgan
Pranz(mia
Richland
Fredericksville
Schuyler
Fredouia
Williamson
Preeburg
St. Clair
Freedom
La Salle
Freeland
De Kalb
Free man ton
Effingham
Fremont Center
Lake
Preeport
Stephenson
French Village
St. Clair
Friend Grove
Wabash
Friendship
PriendsviUe
McDonough
Wabash
Fullersburg
Dupage
Fuller's Point
Coles
Pulton
Whitesides
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Post Office.
County.
Post Office
County.
Fulton Center
Fulton
Hanover
Jo Daviess
Galena
Jo Daviess
Hardin
Callioun
Galesbuvg
Gallatin
Knox
Hardiusville
Crawford
Saline
Harlem
Winnebago
Galloway
La Salle
Harmony
McHenry
Galum
Perry
Harrisburg
Saline
Galva
Henry
Harris Grove
Jefferson
Gap Grove
Lee
Harrison
Winnebago
Garden Plain
Whitesides
Harrisonville
Monroe
Garden Prairie
Boone
Harristown
Macon
Gardner
Grundy
Hartford
Saline
Gard's Point
Wabash
Hartland
McHenry
Geneva
Kane
Harvard
McHenry
Genesee
Heury
Havana
Mason
Genesee Grove
Whitesides
Huvelock
Cook
Genoa
De Kalb
Hazel Dell
Cumberland
Georgetown
Vermillion
Hazlett
Eock Island
Germantown
Clinton
Hebron
McHenry
Gibson
Knox
Hecker
Monroe
Gilead
Calhoun
Hemlo
Whitesides
Gilgal
Pike
Hendersoa
Knox
Gilespie
Macoupin
Hennepin
Putnam
Gil man
Iroquois
Lake
Henry
Marshall
Gilmer
Hermitage
Coles
Giiard
Macoupin
Hermon
Knox
Glasgow
Scott
Herndon
Montgomery
Glendale
Pope
Hersman's
Browu
Glencoe
Cook
Heyworth
McLean
Glenwood Mills
Livingston
Hickory
Lake
Godfrey
Madison
Hickory Creek
Fayette
Golconda
Pope
Hickory Grove
Massac
Good Hope
McDouough
Hickory Hill
Marion
Gooding's Grove
Will
Hickory Eidge
H incnck
Goose Island
Alexander
Hick's Mills
De Kalb
Grafton
Jersey
Hidalgo
Jasper
Grand Chain
Pulaski
Higginsville
Vermillion
Grand Cote Prairie
Periy
Higlil:md
Miidison
Grand Detour
Ogle
High Point
Mercer
Grand View
Edgar
High Prairie
La Salle
Grand Tower
Jiickson
Hillsboro'
Montgomery
Grand Prairie
Kankakee
Hill's Grove
McDonough
Granville
Putnam
Hodges
Greene
Gray's Mills
Johnson
Holland
Shelby
Grayville
White
Hollowayville
Bureau
Green buTg
Greene
Home
Wayne
Greenbush
AVarreu
Homer
Champiiign
Green Dale
Marion
Hoover's Point
Macoupin
Greenfield
Greene
Hope
Cook
Green (Jarden
Will
Hopedale
Tazewell
(Jreen River
Henry
Hopewell
M^tcon
Greenup
Cumberland
Hopper's Mills
Henderson
Greenvale
Jo Daviess
Hord
Clay
Greenville
Bond
Hornsby
Macoupin
Greenwood
McHe:.ry
Houston
Adams
Greggville
Pike
Howard's Point
F:iyette
Gridley
McLean
Howardsville
Stephenson
Griswold
Hamilton
Hoyletown
Washington
Grouse
Kane
Hudson
McLean
Groveland
Tazewell
Huntley Grove
McHeury
Guilford
Jo Daviess
Huntsville
Schuyler
Hadley
Will
Hurricane '
Montgomery
Hadley's Station
Lawrence
Hutsonville
Ci'awford
Hagley
Cass
Hyde Park
Cook
Hainesville
Lake
Illiopolis Station
Sangamon
Haldane
Ogle
Illinois City
Eock Island
Hale
Ogle
lllinoistown
St. Clair
Haigisaw
Buone
ludianola
Vermillion
Half Day
Lake
Industry
McDonovrgh
Hall
Franklin
Ingraham Prairie
Clay
Hallock
Peoria
Ionia
Warren
Hamburg
Calhoun
Ipava
Fulton
Hamilton
Hancock
La
Jo Daviess
Hamlet
Mercer
Iroquois
Iroquois
Hamshire
Kane
Irving
Montgomery
Hampton
Eock Island
Island Creek
Jasper
PostOfflce.
County.
Izoria
Eock Island
Jacksonville
Moigaa
Jamestown
Clinton
Jasper
Schuyler
Jefferson
Cook
Jefferson Corners
Whitesides
Jefffrsonville
Wayne
Jericho
Kane
Jersey Prairie
Cass
Jerseyville
Jersey
John's Creek
Sangamon
Johnson
McDonough
Johnsontown
Cumheland
Johnsonville
Wayne
Joliet
Will
Jonesboro'
Union
Jones' Creek
Randolph
Jordan
Vermillion
Jordan's Grove
Eandolph
Kane
Greene
Kaneville
Kane
Kankakee Depot
Kankakee
Kansas
Edsar
Kappa
Woodford
Kaskaskia
Randolph
Keene
Adams
Keenville
Wayne
Keithsburg
Mercer
Kendall
Kendall
Kent
Stephenson
Kentucky
Vermillion
Kewaunee
Henry
Keysport
Clinton
Kickapoo
Peoria
KiUbuck
Ogle
Kinderhook
Pike
Kingsbury
Whitesides
King's Mills
Kane
Kingston
De Kalb
Kingston Mines
Peoria
Kinmundy
Marion
Kiytyre
Winnebago
Kishwaukee
Winnebago
Knight's Grove
St. Clair
Knot Prairie
Jefferson
Knoxville
Knox
Kyte River
Ogle
La Clair
De Kalb
Lacon
Marshall
Lacey
De Kalb
La Clede
Fayette
Laenna
Loa;an
Lafayette
Stark
Lafox
Kane
La Harpe
Hancock
Lake Creek
Williamson
Lake Forrest
Lake
Lake Zurirh
Lake
Lamb's Point
Madison
Lamoille
Bureau
Lancaster
Cass
Lane Depot
Ogle
Lane's M Roads
Hamiltou
Lanesville
Sangamon
Langdon
Peoria
Laona
Winnebago
La Prairie Center
Marshall
Larkinsburg
Clay
La Salle
La Salle
Laviue
Iroquois
Lawndale
Logan
Lawn Ridge
Marshall
Lawrence
McHenry
Lawrenceville
Lawrence
Lebanoa
St. Clair
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Post Office.
County.
Fast Office.
Cownty.
Post Office.
County.
Lee Center
Lee
Manlina
La Salle
Monterey
Calhoun
L' Etable
Iroquois
Mansfield
Kendall
Montezuma
Pike
Leesville
Boone
Manteno
Kankakee
Montgomery
Kane
Leland
La Salle
Maple Grove
Edwards
Monticello
Piatt
Lemont
Cook
Maple's Mill
Fulton
Monument
Pike
Lena
Stephenson
Maquon
Knox
Moore's Prairie
Jefferson
Lenzburg
St. Clair
Maradosia
Morgan
Morlan's Grove
Wayne
Leroy
McLean
Marceline
Adams
Moro
Madison
Lewistowa
Fulton
Marcy
Franklir
Morrison
Whitesides
Lexington
McLean
Marengo
McHenrv
Morris
Grundy
Leyden Center
Cook
Margaretta
Clark
Morristown
Henry
Liberty
Adams
Marietta
Fulton
Mortansville
Sangamon
Libertyville
Lake
Marine
Madison
Morton
Tazewell
Lillecash
Will
Marion
Williamson
Moscow-
Mason
Lina
Adams
Marissa
St. Clair
Moss ville
Peoria
Limerick
Bureau
Markanda
Jackson
Moultonville
Madison
Limestone
Kankakee
Maroa
Macon
Mound City
Pulaski
Lincola
Logan
Marrowbone
Moultrie
Mound Station
Brown
Lindenwood
Ogle
Marseilles
La Salle
Mount Auburn
iristian
Lisbon
Kendall
Martinsburg
Pike
Mount Carmel
Wabash
Lisle
Dupage
Marshall
Clark
Mount Carroll
Carroll
Litchfield
Montgomery
Martinsville
Clark
Mount Erie
Wayne
Little Detroit
Tazewell
Marys ville
Vermillion
Mount Hawley
Peoria
Little Muddy
Franklin
Mascontah
St. Clair
Mount Meacham
So'iuvler
Little Rock
Kendall
Mason
Effingham
Mount Morris
Ogle
Littleton
Schuyler
Mason City
Mason
Mount Palatine
Putnam
Little York
Warren
Matanzas
Mason
Mount I leasant
Union
Lively
St. Clair
Mattison
Cook
Mount Prospect
Whitesides
Liverpool
Fulton
Mattoon
Coles
Mount Pulaski
Logan
Livingston
Clark
MayestowQ
Monroe
Mount Sterling
Brown
Loami
Sangamon
Mazon
Grundy
Mount Sumner
Jo Daviess
Lock
La Salle
Mechanicsburg
Sangamon
Mount Vernon
Jefferson
Lockhart
Macon
Melrose
Clark
Moweaqua
Shelby
Lockport
Will
Mendon
Adams
Mud Creek
St. Clair
Locust Grove
Williamson
Mendota
La Salle
Mulberry Grove
Bond
Lodi Station
Kane
Mercia
Eock Island
Mule Creek
Cumberland
Logan
Edgar
Meriden
La Salle
Murphysborough
Jackson
Logansport
Hamilton
Metamora
Woodford
Murrysville
Morgan
London City
Fayette
Metropolis City
Massac
Munson
Henry
Lone Tree
Bureau
Middle Creek
Hancock
MyersviUe
Vermillion
Long Grove
Lake
Middle Fork
Fulton
Nachusa
Lee
Long Point
Livingston
Wayne
Middle Grove
Fulton
Nakomis
Montgomery
Long Prairie
Middleport
Iroquois
Naperville
"Kt
Looking Glass
Clinton
Middletowa
Logan
Naples
Loran
Stephenson
Midway
Fulton
Nashville
Washington
Louisville
Clay
Mier
Wabash
Nasusay
Kendall
Lovington
Moultrie
Miles' Station
Macoupin
Nauvoo
f Hancock
Lovilla
Hamilton
Millford
Iroquois
Neapolis
Shelby
Lowell
La Salle
Millburn
Lake
Nebo
Pike
Low Point
Woodford
Milledgeville
Carroll
Neeleyville
Morgan
Luda
Ogle
Millersburg
Mercer
Negro Lick
Greene
Lusk
Pope
Mill Grove
Stephenson
Nelson
Lee
Lynchburg
Jefferson
Mills' Prairie
Edwards
Neoga
Cumberland
Lyndon
Whitesides
Millstadt
St. Clair
Neponset
Bureau
Lynnville
Morgan
MiUville
Jo Daviess
New Ark
Kendall
Lyonsville
Cook
Milo
Bureau
New Baltimore
Wayne
Lythesville
McLean
Milroy
Knox
New Bedford
Bureau
McConnell's Grove
Stephenson
Milton
Pike
Newbern
Jersey
McGary
H;incock
Milton Station
Coles
New Boston
Mercer
McHenry
McHenry
Mineral
Bureau
New Bremen
Cook
Mackinaw
Tazewell
Minersville
Henry
New Clyde
Whitesides
McLean
McLean
Mill Shoals
White
New Columbia
Massac
MeLeansboro'
Hamilton
Minonk
Woodford
Newcomb
Champaign
Macomb
McDonough
Minooka
Grundy
New Erin
Stephenson
Madison
Madison
Mitchelsville
Saline
New Franklin
Wayne
Magnolia
Putnam
Miichie
Monroe
New Genesee
Whitesides
Mahomet
Champaign
Mode
Shelby
New Hartford
Pike
Maine
Cook
Mokena
Will
New Haven
Gallatin
Mainville
" Cook
Moline
Rock Island
New Hebron
Crawford
Majority Point
Cumberland
Momence
Kankakee
New Hope
Wabash
Maiden
Bureau
Monee
Will
New Jordan
Whitesides
Malina
De Krtlb
Monmouth
Warren
New Lancaster
Warren
Malta
De Kalb
Monroe
Mercer
New Lebanon
De Kalb
Malusin Grove
Lee
Monroe Center
Ogle
New Liberty
Pope
Manchester
Scott
Monroe City
Monroe
New Market
Gallatin
176
LIST OF POST OFFICES — ILLINOIS.
Post Office.
New Massillon
New Maysville
New Michigan
New Middleton
New Milford
New Philadelphia
New Plato
Newport
New Providence
New Rutland
News
New Salem
Newton
New Virgil
Ney
Niantic
Night's Prairie
Niles
Niles Center
Nilwood
Noble
Nora
Nortbfield
North Fork
North Hampton
North Henderson
North Kingston
North Plato
North Prairie
Northville
Norway
Noyesville
Oak
Oakland
Oakley
Oak Ridge
Oakula
Oblong
Oceola
Oconee Station
Ocoya
Odell
Odin
O'Fallon Depot
Ogle Station
Ohio
Ohio Grove
Okaw
Old Farm
Old Ripley
Olena
Olive
Olney
Omega
Omph Ghent
oar go
Oneco
Ono
Oneida
Ontario
Ophir
Oquawka
Orange Prairie
Orangeville
Oregon
Orion
Orland
Orleans
Osage
Osborn
Ostend
Oswego
Ottawa
Otto
Otsego
County,
Wayne
Pike
Livingston
Marion
Winnebago
McDonough
Kane
Lake
Greene
La Salle
Calhoun
Pike
Jasper
Kane
De Kalb
Macon
Hamilton
Cook
Cook
Macoupin
Richland
Jo Daviess
Cook
Vermillion
Peoria
Warren
De Kalb
Kane
Knox
La Salle
La Salle
Cook
Pope
Coles
Macon
Menard
Iroquois
Crawford
Stark
Shelby
Livingston
Livingston
Marion
St. Clair
Lee
Bureau
De Kalb
Washington
Lawrence
Bond
Henderson
Lawrence
Richland
Marion
Madison
Iroquois
Stephenson
Adams
Knox
Knox
La Salle
Henderson
Peoria
Stephenson
Ogle
Henry
Cook
Morgan
Franklin
Washington
McHeury
Kendall
La Salle
Fulton
Lake
Post Office.
County,
Otter Creek
Jersey
Owaneoo
Christian
Oxbow
Putnam
Oxford
Henry
Paddock's Grove
Madison
Padua
McLean
Paine's Point
Ogle
Palatine
Cook
Palestine
Crawford
Palo Alto
Hamilton
Paloma
Adams
Palos
Cook
Palmyra
Macoupin
Pana
Christian
Panola Station
Woodford
Paradise
Coles
Paris
Edgar
Parker
Clark
Parkersburg
Richland
Park's Corners
Boone
Parrish
Franklin
Patoka
Marion
Pavillion
Kendall
Pawnee
Sangamon
Paw Paw Grove
Lee
Parton
Ford
Paysou
Adams
Pearl
Pike
Peatone
Will
Pecatonica
Winnebago
Pekin
Tazewell
Pellonia
Massac
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Peoria
Peoria
Perry
Pike
Peru
La Salle
Peru Station
Champaign
Pesotum
Champaign
Petersburg
Menard
Petty's
Lawrence
Pytons
Adams
Phillipstowa
White
Philo
Champaign
Piasa
Macoupin
Pickwick
Jasper
Pierce
Will
Pierceville
De Kalb
PJLeon Creek
Pike
Pilot
Vermillion
Pilot Grove
Hancock
Pinckneyville
Perry
Pingree Grove
Kane
Pink Prairie
Heniy
Pin Oak
Wayne
Pioneer
Greene
Pitman
Adams
Pittsfield
Pike
Plainfield
Will
Plain View
Macoupin
Piano
Kendall
Plato
Iroquois
Plattville
Kendall
Pleasant Grove
Wayne
Pleasant Green
Stark
Pleasant Hill
Pike
Pleasant Plains
Sangamon
Pleasant Ridge
Rock Island
Pleasant Vale
Pike
Pleasant Valley
Jo Daviess
Pleasant View
Schuyler
Plum Hill
Washington
Plum River
Jo Daviess
Plymouth
Hancock
Pocahontas
Bond
Point Pleasant
Champaign
Post Office.
Polo
Pol's Grove
Pontiac
Pontoosac
Pope Creek
Poplar Grove
Port Byron
Port Clinton
j Portland
I Prairie
Prairie Bird
Prairie City
, Prairie Creek
; Prairie du Rocher
I Prairiefield
' Prairie Hill
! Prairie Mound
; Prairie Pond
j Pre-emption
j Prentice
Preston
! Princeton
j Piinceville
! Prophetstown
I Providence
Proviso
Pulaski
' Quincy
I Racoon
I Raleigh
I Ramsey
Randolph's Grove
Rantoul Station
Rapids City
Raritan
Rattlesnake
Reading
Rectorville
I Red Bank
I Red Bud
I Reed
Renault
Reynoldsburg
Richfield
Richland
Richland Grove
Richmond
Rich view
Ridge Farm
Ridgefield
Ridgely
Riley
Ringgold
Ringwood
Rinosa
Ripley
Risdon
Rivola
Rising Sun .
Roanoke
Robin's Nest
Robinson
Robinson's Mills
Rochester
Rochester Mills
Rock
Rockbridge
Rock Creek
Rockford
Rock Grove
Rock Island
Rockland
Rockport
Rock Run
Rockton
County.
Ogle
Carroll
Livingston
Hancock
Mercer
Boone
Rock Island
Lake
Whitesides
Mason »
Shelby I
McDonough
Logan
Randolph
Rock Island
Williamson
Fayette
De Kalb
Mercer
Morgan
Randolph
Bureau
Peoria
Whitesides
Bureau
Cook
Hancock
Adams
Marion
Saline
Fayette
McLean
Champaign
Rock Island
Henderson
White
Livingston
Hamilton
Saline
Randolph
Sangamon '
Monroe
Johnson
Adams
Sangamon
Mercer
McHenry
Washington
Vermillion
McHenry
Madison
McHenry
Cook
McHenry
Iroquois
Brown
St. Clair
Mercer
Macoupin
Woodford
Peoria
Crawford
Menard
Wabash
Pope
Greene
Carroll
Winnebago
Stephenson
Rock Island
Lake
Pike
Stephenson
Winnebago
LIST OF POST OFFICES — ILLINOIS.
177
Post Office.
County.
Eockville
Kankakee
Roland
White
Rome
Jefferson
Rome Farms
Peoria
Rook's Creek
Livingston
Roscoe
Winnebago
Rosefield
Peoria
Rose Hill
Jasper
Rosemond
Christian
Rosen cranz
Lake
R>eville
Wanen
Rosiclare
Haruin
Ross Grove
De Kalb
Rossville
Vermillion
Rough and Ready
Hancock
Round Grove
Whitesides
Rozetta
Henderson
Ruma
Randolph
Rural
Rock Island
Rural Retreat
Coles
Rush
Jo Daviess
Rushville
Schuyler
Russellville
Lawrence
RuthsviUe
Montgomery
Rutland
Kane
Sacton
Clark
Sagone
Dupage
St. Albans
Hancock
St. Anne
Kankakee
St. Augustine
Fulton
St. Charles
Kane
St. Francisville
Lawrence
St. Jacob
Madison
St. .John
Perry
St. Jo.-^eph
Champaign
St. Marie
Jasper
St. Marys
Hancock
St. Omer
Coles
Salem
Marion
Saline Mines
Gallatin
Salisbury
Sangamon
Salt Creek
Effingham
Sandoval
M.irion
Sandwich
De Kalb
Sandy Ridge
Grundy
San/ainon
Macon
San Jose
Macon
Santa Anna
De Witt
Santa Fe
Alexander
Sarahsville
■Willismson
Saratoga
Marshall
Savanna
Carroll
Saxon
Henry
Scales Mound
Jo Daviess
Scott •
La Salle
Scottville
Macoupin
Secor
Woodford
Shelby Station
Bureau
Selma
McLean
Senex
McLean
Serena
La Salle
Seward
Kendall
Shabbona's Grove
De Kalb
Bhabonier
Fayette
Shadsville
White
Sharon
Henry
Shauraburg
Cook
Shawneetown
-Gallatin
Shaw's Point
Macoupin
Sheffield
Bureau
Shelbyville
Shelby
Sheldon's Grove
Schuyler
Sherburnville
Kankakee
ghorman
Sangamon
gbiloh
St. Clair
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
County.
Shiloh Hill
Randolph
Macoupin
Sylvan Dale
Hancock
Shipman
Table Grove
Fuiton
Shirland
Winnebago
Tallula
Menard
Shirley
McLean
Taraaroa
Perry
Will
Shoal Creek Station Clinton
Tamarack
Shokokon
Henderson
Tamar
Ogle
Sir >p Creek
Montgomery
Taylor
Ogle
Shnrb
Jasper
Tajlorsville
Christian
Sidney
Champaign
Tennessee
McDonough
Si loam
Wabash
Tentopolis
Effingham
Sinclair
Morgan
Terre Haute
Henderson
Slack Water
Stark
Thebes
Alexander
Sraithton
St. Clair
Thompson's Mills
Jo Daviess
Smallpox
Jo Daviess
Thornton
Cook
Smithville
Peoria
Thornton Station
Cook
Snackwine
Putnam
Timber
Peoria
Sodorus
Champaign
Time
Pike
Solon Mills
McHenry
Tiskilwa
Bureau
Somerset
Saline
Tolono
Champaign
Somonauk
De Kalb
Toluca
Madison
South America
Saline
Tonica
La Salle
Southampton
Peoria
Toulon
Stark
South Bend
Winnebago
To wan da
McLean
South Grove
De Kalb
Tower Hill
Shelby
South Hampton
Gallatin
Town Mount
Franklin
South Macon
Macon
Tiacy
Will
South Noithfield
Cook
Tremont
Tazewell
South Pass
Union
Trentou
Clinton
South Port
Peoria
Trivoli
Peoria
Spark's Hill
Hardin
Triumph
La Salle
Spar land
Marshall
Troy
Madison
Sparta
Randolph
Troy Grove
La Salle
Spencer
Will
Troy Mills
Fulton
Specie Grove
Kendall
Trumbull
Macoupin
Spring Bay
Woodford
Truro
Knox
Springfield
Sangamon
Truxton
Bureau
Spring Garden
Jefferson
Turner
Dupage
Spring Grove
Warren
Tuscola
Douglas
Spring Hill
Whitesides
Tyier
Winnebago
Spring Lake
Tazewell
Udina
Kane
Spring Valley
Carroll
miin
Pulaski
Springville
Coles
Ulra
Adams
Squaw Grove
DeKalb
Undulation
Pulaski
Staunton
Macoupin
Union
McHenry
Steam Mill
Schuyler
Union Grove
Whitesides
Steele's Mills
Randolph
Union,Point
Union
Sterling
Whitesides
Uniontown
Knox
Steuben
Marshall
Unity
Alexander
Stiflesville
Crawford
Upper Alton
Madison
Stirrup Grove
Macoupin
Urbana
Champaign
Stockton
Jo Daviess
Ursa
Adams
Stone Port
Saline
Utah
Warren
Stone's Prairie
Adams
Utica
La Salle
Stonington
Christian
Valley
Stark
Strasburg
Cook
Valley Forge
Pulaski
Stout's Grove
McLean
Van Buren
De Kalb
Stringtown
Richland
Vaucil's Point
Macoupin
Sublette
Lee
Vaudalia
Fayette
Sugar Grove
Kane
Vedder
Calhoun
Sullivan
Moultrie
Venice
Madison
Sulphur Springs
Williamson
Vergennes
Jackson
Summerfield
St. Clair
Vermillion
Edgar
Slimmer Hill
Pike
Vermillionvllle
La Salle
Summerville
Peoria
Vermont
Fulton
Summit
Cook
Versailles
Brown
Summit Hill
Whitesides
Victoria
Knox
Summum
Fultjn
Vienna
Johnson
Sumner
Lawrence
Viola
Mercer
Sunbeam
Mercer
Virden
Macoupin
Sunbury
Livingston
Virgil
Fulton
Sutton's Point
Clay
Virginia
Cass
Swan Creek
Warren
VVaba.sli
Wayne
Sweet Water
Menard
Wakefield
Richland
Sycamore
De Kalb
Walbridge
Pulaski
Sylva
Schuyler
Wales
Ogle
178
LIST
OF POST OFFICES — MISSOURI.
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
County.
Walker
Hancock
Westfleli
Clark
Winslow
Stephenson
Walker's Grove
Mason
West Hall
Warren
Winthrop
Kane
Walker's Neck
Brown
West Hebron
Mc Henry
Wittemburg
Clinton
Wallingford
Will
West Jersey
Stark
Woburn
Bond
Walnut
Bureau
West Northfield
Cook
Woodbura
Macoupin
Walnut Grove
Knox
West Point
Hancock
Woodbury
Woodford
Cumberland
Walnut Hill
Marion
West Salem
Edwards
Woodford
Walshville
Montgomery
West Wheeling
Cook
WoodhuU
Henry
Wanda
Madison
Wetaug
Pulaski
Woodside
Sangamon
Wapella
Warren
De Witt
Wethersfield
Henry
Woodstock
Mc Henry
Jo Daviess
Wetweather
Japper
Woodville
Adams
Warrensville
Dupage
Wheatland
Will
Wool
Pope
Warrentoa
Lake
Wheaton
""r^i
Woosung
Ogle
Warsaw
Hancock
Wheeling
Worthingtou
Jackson
Washbura
Marshall
Whitefield
Marshall
Wyant
Bureau
Washingtoa
Tazewell
White Hall
Greene
Wyoming
Stark
Wataga
Knox
White Oak
Montgomery
Wythe
Hancock
Waterloo
Monroe
White Kock
Ogle
Xenia
Clay
Watertown
Eock Island
White Willow
Kendall
Yale
Jasper
Watson
Sangamon
Whitley's Point
Moultrie
Yates City
Knox
Wauconda
Lake
Wilkesborough
McLean
Yellow Creek
Stephenson
Waukegan
Lake
Williamsville
Saugamon
Yellow Head Grove Kankakee
Waverly
Morgan
Willow
Jo Daviess
York
Clark
Wayland
Schuyler
Willow Creek
Lee
York Center
Dupage
Wayne
Dupage
Willow Hill
Jasper
Yorktown
Bureau
Wayne Center
Dupage
De Witt
Wilmington
Will
Young
McDonough
Waynesville
Wilson
Macon
Young America
Warren
Webb's Prairie
Franklin
Wilsonburg
Eichland
Zabriskie
De Witt
Webster
Hancock
Winchester
Scott
Zinesville
Montgomery
Weller
Henry
Windsor
Shelby
Zif
Wayne
Wenona Station
Marshall
VVinfield
Dupage
Zion
Morgan
Went worth
Lake
Winnebago Depot
Winnebago
Wesley City
Tazewell
Wianetka
Cook
Zion Hill
Pope
LIST OF POST OFFICES
STATE OF MISSOUKI
Post Office.
Acorn Ridge
Acasto
Akron
Alamode
Alba
Albany
Alanthus Grove
Alemath
Alexander's Mills
Alexandria
Allen
Allendale
AUenton
Alma
Almeda
Alpba
Altenbnrg
Alton C. H.
Amazonia
Appletoa Cape
Arator
Arbela
Argo
County.
Stoddard
Clarke
Harrisou
Reynolds
Jasper
Gentry
Gentry
Ozark
Benton
Clarke
Randolph
Gentry
St. Louis
Wright
Newton
Grundy
Perry
Oregon
Andrew
Girardenu
Pettis
Scotland
Crawford
Post OfficQ.
County,
Post Office.
Arno
Taney
Barret's Station
Arrow Rock
Saline
Barry
Asbburn
Pike
Basin Kncb
Ash Grove
Greene
Baufif
Ashland
Boone
Bay
Ashley
Pike
Bear Creek
Ashton
Clarke
Bear Creek Station
Astoria
Wright
Beaufort
Athens
Clarke
Beaver Spring
Atlanta
Harrison
Bedford
Auburn
Lincoln
Beece
Augusta
St. Charles
Bee Hive
Austin
Cass
Bee Ridge
Avery
Crawford
Belew's Creek
AviUa
Jasper
Bell Air
Avoca
Jefferson
Bellemonte
Avon
St. Genevieve
Bellingsville
Ayessville
Putu.im
Belle View
Baden
St. Louis
Benton
Bailey's Creek
Osage
Bern
Bairdstown
Sullivan
Berger
Baker's Grove
Barton
Berming
Barnesville
Clinton
Bessville
County,
St. Louis
Clay
Johnson
Taney
Gasconade
Cedar
Marion
Franklin
McDonald
Livingston
Danklia
Clinton
Knox
Jefferson
Cooper
St. Louis
Cooper
Iron
Scott
Gasconade
Frankliu
Buchanan
Bollinger
LIST OF POST OFFICES — MISSOURI.
179
Post Office,
Bethany C. H.
Bethel
Bethpage
Bible Grove
Big Tavera'
Big Cedar
Big Creek
Big River Mills
Big Spriug
Billupsville
Birch Tree
Bird's Point
Bishop's Store
Blackwell's Station
Blair's Creek
Bledsoe
Bloomfleld
Bloom Garden
Blooming Rose
County.
Harrison
Shelby
McDonald
Scotland
Miller
Jackson
Johnson
St. Francis
Montgomery
Scotland
Oiegon
Mississippi
Benton
St. Francis
Shannon
Hickory
Stoddard
Mavies
Texas
Post Office.
Callao
Calvy
Cambridge
Camden
Camden Point
Cameron
Campbelton
Canaan
Cane Creek
Cane Hill
Canton
Cap Au Grig
County.
Macon
Franklin
Saline
Ray
Platte
Clinton
Franklin
Gasconade
Butler
Cedar
Lewis
Lincoln
Cape Girardeau Cape Girardeau
Capp's Creek Newton
Carbon Macon
Carlisle Texas
Carondelet St. Louis
Carpenter's Store Clinton
Carrollton Carroll
Bloomingtoa
Macon
Carthage
Jasper
Blue Ridge
Harrison
Caruthersville
Pemiscot
Bluff'
Texas
Castle Rock
Osage
Blue Spring
Jackson
CassviUe
Barry
Blytheville
Jasper
Castor
Bollinger
Breuf Creek
Franklin
Casto Valley
Texas
Bolivar
Polk
Catawissa
Franklin
Bolton
Harrison
Cause Prairie
Cass
Boneta
Clarke
Cave Pump
Camden
Bonhomme
St. Louis
Cave Spring
Wright
Bounot'a
Osage
Cedar Bluff-
Texas
Boone
Franklin
Cedar Creek
Newton
Boone's Lick
Howard
Cedar Fork
Franklin
Booneville
Cooper
Central
St. Louis
Bottsville
Linn
Centralia
Boone
Bourbon
Crawford
Center
Texas
Bowdark
Greene
Center Grove
Atchison
Bower's Mills
Lawrence
Centerville
Reynolds
Bowling Green
Pike
Chalk Level
St. Clair
Boydsville
Callaway
Chambersburg
Clarke
Boyer
Washington
Chamois
Osage
Boyler's Mill
Beuton
Chaney
Dade
Brandt's Rock Springs Warren
Chantilly
Lincoln
Braunansburg
Butler
Chapel
Howell
Brazito
Cole
Chapel Hill
Lafayette
Breckenridge
Caldwell
Chariton Mills
Putnam
Bridgeport
Cooper
Charleston
Mississippi
Bridgeton
St. Louis
Cheltenham
St. Louis
Brighton
Polk
Cherry
Camden
Bristol
Webster
Cherry Box
Shelby
Brookfield
Linn
Cherry Grove
Schuyler
Brookville
Marion
Chesapeake
Lawrence
Brown
Cedar
Chesnut Ridge St. Genevieve
Brownsville
Saline
Chilhowee
Johnson
Bruuot
Wayne
Chillicothe
Living.ston
Brunswick
Chariton
Clarence
Shelby
Brush Creek
Laclede
Clarksburg
Moniteau
Bryan
Saline
Clark's Fork
Cooper
Buchanan
Bollinger
Clarksville
Pike
Bucklin
Linn
Clay Hill
Barry
Buck Snort
Christian
Claysville
Boone
Buffalo
Dallas
Cleaves ville
Gasconade
Bull Mills
Taney
Clifty Dale
Mavies
Bunker Hill
Lewis
Clinton
Henry
Burbois
Franklin
Cloverdale
Benton
Butler C. H.
Bates
Coal Bank
Cooper
Buttsville
Grundy
Coal Hill
Boone
Bynumville
Chariton
Cogswell's Landing
Jackson
Byron
Mavies
Cold Neck
Cooper
Cadet
Washington
Cold Springs
Moniteau
Cahoka
Clarke
Cold Water
Wayne
Gainesville
Harrison
Cole Camp
. Benton
Cairo
Randolph
College Mound
Macon
Caledonia
Washington
Colony
Knox
Calhoun
Henry
Columbia
Boone
CalLfoinia
Moniteau
Columbus
Johnson
Post Office.
County.
Commerce
Scott
Competition
Laclede
Concord
Callaway
Conner's Mills
Cooper
Cooke's Store
Lafayette
Coon Creek
Jasper
Cooper's Hill
Osage
Coplinger's Mills
Cedar
Copper Spring
Douglass
(. ornelia
Johnson
Cornersville
Hickory
Cote Sans Dessien
Callaway
Cottleville
St. Charles
Cottonwood Point
Pemiscot
Cove Creek
Bates
Cow Creek
Saline
Cow Skin
Douglass
Crab Orchard
Ray
Crab Tree
Greene
Crawford Seminary
Quawpaw
Creve Coeur
St. Louis
Crittenden
Daviess
Crescent Hill
Bates
Cross Plains
Dallas
Cro.^s Roads
St. Francis
Cross Timbers
Hickory
Cuba
Crawford
Cuivre
Lincoln
Curran
Stone
Cypress
Scott
Dadesville
Dade
Dallas
Greene
Danville
Montgomery
Darksville
Randolph
Dawn
Livingston
Dayton
Cass
Debruin
Pulaski
Decaturville
Camden
Deep Water
Henry
Deerfield
Vernon
Deer Ridge
Lewis
De Kalb
Buchanan
Dent C. H.
Dent
Dent Station
St. Francis
De Soto
Barton
Des Peres
St. Louis
De Witt
Carroll
Diamond Grove
Jasper
Dido
Livingston
Dillon
Crawford
Dogwood Grove
Morgan
Doniphan C. H.
Ripley
Douglass
Gentry
Dover
Lafayette
Dresden
Pettis
Dry Creek
Crawford
Dry Fork
Jasper
Dry Glaze
Laclede
Dry Spring
Dry Wood
Ripley
Vernon
Dundas
Buchanan
Dundee
Franklin
Dunkle's Store
Lawrence
Dunksburg
Pettis
Duroo
Benton
Durgan's Creek
Lewis
Eagle
Harrison
Easton
Buchanan
Economy
Macon
Edina
Knox
Edinburg
Grundy
Bge Hill
Reynolds
Elba
Christian
El Dorado
Clarke
Elk Creek
Texas
180
LIST OF POST OFFICES — MISSOURI.
JPost Office,
County.
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
County.
Elk Fork
Bates
Glencoe
St, Louis
Hill's Landing
Carroll
Elk Grove
Ijafayette
Globe
Johnson
Hogle's Creek
St. Clair
Elk Mills
McDonald
Golden Grove
Barton
Holden
Johnson
Elk Spring
Chariton
Gooch's Mill
Cooper
Holstein
Warren
Elkton
Hickory
Goodland
Knox
Honey Creek
McDonald
Ellisville
St. Louis
Goodwin Mills
Ralls
Hopewell
Mississippi
Ellsworth
Texas
Graham
Noddaway
Hopewell Furnace
Washington
El Paso
Atchison
Gran by
Newton
Houston C. H.
Texas
Elm Grove
Crawford
Grand Falls
Newton
Howard Corner
Grundy
Elm Spring
Newton
Grant's Hill
Gentry
Howard's Mills
St. Clair
Elmwond
Saline
Granville
Monroe
Howe's Mill
Dent
ELston Station
Cole
Grassy Creek
Livingston
Hugginsnlle
Gentry
Emerson
Marion
Gravel Road Cape Girardeau
Huminsville
Polk
Eminence C. H.
Shannon
Graves' Mills
Morgan
Humboldt
Pulaski
Empire Prairie
Andrew
Grey's Summit
Franklin
Hunnewell
Shelby
Enterprise
McDonald
Greene
Bollinger
Huntingdale
Henry
Erie
McDonald
Green Castle
Sullivan
Huntsviile
Eandoloh
Etna
Scotland
Green Dale
Camden
Hutton Valley
Howell
Everett
Ca^s
(Greenfield
Dade
Hydesburg
Rills
Eureka
St. Louis
Green Hill
Montgomery
latan
Platte
Fair Grove
Greene
Greenland
Boone
Iberia
Miller
Fairmont
Clarke
Green Ridge
Pettis
Independence
Jackson
Pair Play
Polk
Greensburg
Knox
Indim Creek
Monroe
Fair Poiot
Cooper
Greenton
Lafayette
Indian Ford
Stoddard
Fair View
Pettis
Green Top
Schuyler
Irish Grove
Atchison
Falling Spring
Douglass
Greenville
Wayne
Ir&ndale
Washington
Farley
Platte
Greenwood Valley
Wayne
Iron Hill
Franklin
Farm Dale
Moniteau
(irubville
Franklin
Iron Mountain
St. Francis
Farmiagton
St. Francis
Guilford
Noddaway
Ironton C. H.
Iron
Farrar's Mill
Madison
Hater's Grove
Shelby
Isabella
Ozark
Fayette
Howard
HainesviUe
Clinton
Island City
Gentry
Fayetteville
Johnson
Halfway
Polk
Jackson Cape Girardeau
Femme Osage
St. Charles
Hall
Lawrence
Jackson's Corners
Sullivan
Fentoa
St. Louis
Hallsa's Ferry
Noddaway
Jacksonville
Randolph
Fidelity
Jasper
Hallsville
Boone
Jake's Creek
Texas
Fillmore
Andrew
Hamburg
St. Charles
Jake's Prairie
Gasconiide
Finley
Webster
Hamilton
Caldwell
James' Bayou
Mississippi
Finney's Creek
Saline
Hampton
Platte
Jamesport
Daviess
Flat Creek
Barry
Handy
riarry
Jamestown
Moniteau
Flat Woods
Phelps
Hannibal
Marion
Japan
Franklin
Flint Hill
St. Charles
Hardin
Bay
Jasper
Jasper
Florence
Morgan
Harmony
Washington
Jeff"erson Barracks
St. Louis
Florida
Monroe
Harrison's Mills
Crawford
Jefferson City
Cole
Florisant
St. Louis
Harrisonville
Cass
Jefferson Mills
Jefferson
Floyd's Creek
Adair
Hartford
Putnam
Jeftriesburg
Franklin
Forest City
Holt
Hartville
Wright
Jericho
Laclede
Forest Grove
Mississippi
Hawk Point
Lincoln
Jobe
Oregon
Forest Home
Lawrence
Hazel Barrens
Barry
John's Branch
Audraiu
Forkner's Hill
Laclede
Hazel Bottom
Barry
.Johnstown
Bates
Forsyth
Taney
Haz- 1 Green
Laclede
Joka
Jasper
Fort Henry
Randolph
Hazel Grove
Saline
Jonesboro'
Saline
Fourche a Eeuault
Washington
Hazel Run Mills
St. Francis
Jones' Point
Holt
Four Mile
Dunklin
Hazelwood
Wright
Jones' Tanyard
Callaway
Fox Creek
St. Louis
Havana
Gentry
Jonesville
Cass
Frankford
Pike
Hematite
Jefferson
Kansas
Jackson
Franklin
Howard
Henderson
Greene
Kaslin
Iron
Fredericksburg
Osage
Henpeck
Shannon
Kelso
Scott
Fredericktown
Madison
Hermann
Gasconade
Kendall
Clay
Freedom
Lafayette
Hermitage
Hickory
Kennett C. H.
Dunkirk
French Point
Jasper
Herron
Camden
Kent
Newton
French Village
St. Francis
Hester
Marion
Kenton
Chri-tian
Fulton
Callaway
Hibernia
Callaway
Keytesville
Chariton
Gadfly
Barry
Hickory Barren
Greene
Kidder
Caldwell
Gainesville C. H.
Ozark
Hickory Creek
Audrain
Kiddville
Sullivan
Galena
Stone
Hickorv Hill
Cole
Kimmicks
Jefferson
Gallatin
Daviess
Hickorv Port
Grundy
King's Point
Dade
Gasconade Ferry
Gasconade
Hickory Ridge Cape Girardeau |
Kingston
Caldwell
Gates
McDonald
Hickory Spring
Texas
Kingsville
Johnson
Gatewood
Ripley
High Blue
Cass
Kirksville
Adair
Gath
Jefi'eison
High Hill
Montgomery
Kirkwood
St. Louis
Gay
Daviess
Hish Point
Cole
Knob Noster
Johnson
Gayoso
Pemiscot
High Ridge
Jefferson
Knob View
Crawford
Gentry ville
Gentry
Hift
Scotland
Knoxville
Ray
Georgetown
Pettis
Hillsborough
Jefferson
Lab ad die
Franklin
Glasgow
Howard
Hillsboro' Station
Jefferson
La Belle
Lewis
LIST OF POST OFFICES — MISSOURI.
181
Post Office.
Laclede
Lacon
La Grange
Lakenaa
Lake Spring
L;ikeville
I;amar
Lamar's Station
La Mine
Lamonte
Lancaster
La Plata
Lane's Prairie
Laura
Laurel Hill
Layton Mills
Load Creek
Leasburg
Lebanon
Lees vi lie
Lessley
Lesterville
Lexington
Liberty
Libertyville
Lick Ureek
Licking
Linden
Lindley
Linn
Linn Mills
Linn Creek
Liiinens
Liston
Little Beaver
Little Block
Littleby
Little Niagara
Little Osage
Little Piney
Little York
Li^tsville
LivingstoQ
Locust Hill
Locust Ridge
LocMStville
Logan's Creek
Lone Grove
Lone Jack
Lone Oak
Long Branch
Long Hollow
Tjonc;vvood
Loomesville
Loose Creek
Lost Camp
Lost Bianch
Lut's Grove
Liiuisiana
L' uisbmg
Loui-ville
Loutre
Loutie Island
Liive
Lowell
Lowndes
Low Wassie
Lucas
Lutzton
McDowell
Macon City
Madison
Madisoaville
M;ihnQ'8 Creek
Manchester
County
Linn
Mavies
Lewis
Shelby
Dent
Stoddard
Baiton
Noddaway
Cooper
Pettis
Schuyler
Macon
Osage
Scotland
Perry
Taney
Montgomery
Crawford
Laclede
Henry
Benton
Reynolds
Lafayette
Clay
St. Francis
Ralls
Texas
Atchison
Grundy
Osaixe
Jasper
Camden
Linn
Lafayette
Taney
Eipley
Audrain
Camden
Bates
Pulaski
Greene
Noddaway
Livincrston
Knox
St. Francis
Putnam
Reynolds
Morgan
Jackson
Bates
Monroe
Lawrence
Pettis
McDonald
Osage
How. 11
Lincoln
Gentry
Pike
Dallas
Lincoln
Audrain
Warren
Macon
Holt
Wayne
Oregon
Henry
Noddaway
Barry
Macon
Monroe
Ralls
Shannoa
St. Louis
Post Office.
County.
Mandeville
Carroll
M>'nliu3
Carroll
Manton
Daviess
Maramac
Crawford
Marble Creek
Iron
Marion
Cole
Marshall
Saline
Maishtield
Webster
Marthaville
Warren
Martin
Greene
Martinsburg
Ripley
Martinstowa
Putnam
Marvel
Bates
Maryville
Noddaway
Mattebend
Saline
Maltese
St. Louis
Maysville C. H.
De Kalb
Medoc
Jasper
Medora
Osage
Melrose
St. Louis
Memphis
Scotland
Menden
Lawrence
Mercer
Mercer
Mexico
Audrain
Miami
Saline
Middle Brook
Iron
Middlebury
Mercer
Middle Fabies
Scotland
Middle Grove
Monroe
Middletowa
Montgomery
Midway
Cooper
Milan
Sullivan
Miles Point
Carroll
Mill Creek
Ripley
Millersburg
Callawiiy
Millport
Knox
Millville
Ray
Millwood
Lincolc
Milton
Randolph
Mine La Motte
Madison
Mineral Point
Washington
Aiinerva
Morgan
Mining
Mo 'nan
Mint Spring
Wright
Mirnbile
Caldwell
Missouri City
Clay
Miss- uriton
St. Charles
M.'dena
Meicer
Monagan
St. Clair
Monroe City
Monroe
Montauk
Texas
Montevallo
Veri\on
Monticello
Lewis
Mont!<omery City
Montgomery
Mooresville
Livingston
Morgan
Arlair
Moriiington
Webster
Morrison
Gasconade
Morse's Mill
Jefferson
Morristown
Cass
Moscow
Greene
Moss
Lafayette
Mount Helicon
FrankliQ
Mount Hope
Lafayette
Mount Sterling
Gasconade
Mount Vernon
Lawrence
Mount View
Beaton
Mule Creek
Cedar
Munger's Mills
Shannon
Muscle Mills
Sullivan
Myers
Howard
Napoleon City
Laf.iyette
Narrows
Noddawiiy
N lylor's Store
St. Charles
Nebo
Pulaski
Post Office. County.
Neely's Landing Cape Girardeau
Neelyville
Ripley
Nelsonville
Marion
Neosho
Newton
Nevada
Vernon
Newark
Knox
New Bloomfleld
Callaway
New Boston
Macon
New Bremen
St. Genevieve
New Castle
Gentry
New Florence
Montgomery
Sew Htrmony
Pike
New Haven
Franklin
New Hope
Lincoln
New London
Ralls
New Madrid
New Madrid
New Market
Platte
New Melle
St. Charles
New Offenburg
St. Genevieve
NewSai;taFe
Jackson
Newtonia
Newton
Newtown
Putnam
New Winchester
Carroll
Nineveh
Adair
Noell
Iron
Nobleton
Newton
Norma
Webster
Normandy
St. Louis
Norris' Fork
Henry
Northcutt
Linn
North Point
Holt
North Salem
Linn
North Star
Atchison
Novelty
Knox
Oakdale
Shelby
Oakfield
Franklin
Oak Grove
Jackson
Oak Hill
Gasconade
Oakland
Laclede
Oak Point
Moniteau
Oak Ridge
Cape Girardeau
Oakwood
St. Chat les
O'Pallon
St. Charles
Ogden
New Madrid
Ogle's Mills
Andrew
Olio
Macon
Old Alexandria
Lincoln
Old Mines
Washington
Omaha
Putnam
Oregon
Holt
Orleans
Polk
Orr
Webster
Osage
Crawford
Osage Bluff
Cole
Osage City
Cole
Osage Pork
Laclede
Osborn
De Kalb
Osceola
St. Clair
Otsego
Ray
Otter Creek
Wayne
Otterville
Cooper
Ovid
Cass
Owasco
Sullivan
Owensville
Gasconade
Oxford
Worth
Oyster
Lewis
Ozark
Christian
Pacific
Franklin
Pallas
Greene
Palmyra
Mai ion
Panama
Pulaski
Paineswick
Mavies
Panther Valley
Webster
Papinsville
Bates
Paris
Monroe
182
LIST OF POST OFFICES — MISSOURI.
Post Office,
Parkville
Pasco
paton
Patterson
patten sburg
Paulville
Pay Down
Paynesville
Peakesville
Pedee
Pendleton
Penoville
Peoplea
County.
Platte
Dallas
Bollinger
Wayne
Daviess
Adair
Mavies
Pike
Clarke
Schuyler
Warren
Sullivan
Cape Girardeau
Bates
Perkin's Creek Bollinger
Perryville Perry
Petra Saline
Pevely Jefierson
Pheli)3 Lawrence
Phihidelphia Marion
Philaader Gentry
Pierce Callaway
Pigeon Creek Ralls
Pike Creek Ripley
Piketon Stoddard
Pilot Grove Cooper
Pilot Knob Iron
Pinckney Warren
Pine Bluff Pulaski
Pine Hill Shannon
Pineville McDonald
Pink Hill Jackson
Pin Oak Warren
Pisgaii Cooper
Pitts Warren
Pittsburg Hickory
Pittsville Johnson
Plank Road St. Genevieve
Platin Jefferson
Plato Texas
Platte City Platte
Platte River Bnchanan
Plattsburg Clinton
Pleasant Farm Miller
Pleasant Gap Bates
Pleasant Green Cooi)er
Pleasant Hill Cass
Pleasant Home Putnam
Pleasant Hope Polk
Pleasant Mount Miller
Pleasant Park Carroll
Pleasant Retreat Scotland
Pleasant Ridge Harrison
Pleasant Valley Wright
Pleasant View Ray
Plum Creek Clinton
Plum Valley Texas
Pocahontas Cape Girardeau
Point Pleasant New Madrid
Poplar Bluff Butler
Portage Dea Sioux St. Charles
Port Hudson Franklin
Portland Callaway
Port Perry Perry
Port Royal Jasper
Post Oak Johnson
Potosi Washington
Pottersville Howell
Prairie Bird Adair
Prairie City Bates
Prairie Creek Osage
Prairie Fork Montgomery
Prairie Home Johnson
Prairieville Pike
Post Office, County.
Preston Jasper
Price's Branch Montgomery
Price's Landing Scott
Princeton Mercer
Prior's Mills Osage
Prospect Grove Scotland
Prospect Hill Ray
Providence Boone
Pryor's Store Taney
Punjaub St. Genevieve
Quiuoy Hickory
Quitman Noddaway
Randolph Randolph
Ravenna Mercer
Readsville Callaway
Reese Hill Reynolds
Reeves' Station Butler
Reform Callaway
Reindeer Noddaway
Relfe Pulaski
Rhineland Montgomery
Rice's Ferry Macon
Rich Atchison
Rich Fountain Osage
Richland Greene
Richmond Ray
Richmond Hill Shannon
Richwoods Washington
Ridgely Platte
Ridge Prairie Saline
Right Point Camden
Ring's Point Adair
Roanoke Randolph
Roaring River Barry
Robertson's Mill Stone
Rocheport Boone
Rochester Andrew
Rock Bridge Ozark
Rockford Cass
Rock Hill St. Louis
Rock House Prairie Buchanan
Rockport Atchison
Rock Spring Washington
Rocky Mount Miller
Rolla Phelps
Rome Boone
Ronda Polk
Roubidoux Texas
Round Hill Cooper
Rowletta Pettis
Pucker's Prairie Franklin
Rush Ridge Mississippi
Rushville Buchanan
Russell's Hill Reynolds
Russelville Cole
Rutledge C. H. McDonald
Sacramento Wright
Saint Aubert Callaway
St. Catherine Linn
St. Charles St. Charles
St. Clair Franklin
St. Francisville Clarke
St. Genevieve C. H.
St. Genevieve
St. James Phelps
St. John Putnam
St. Joseph Buchanan
St. Leger Ozark
St. Louis St. Louis
St. Luke Webster
St. Mark Webster
St. Mary's St. Genevieve
St. Pa:ul Webster
St. Peters St. Charles
Post Offi.ce.
County.
St. Thomas
Cole
Salem
Linn
Saline
Mercer
Salt River
Audrain
Sand Hill
Scotland
Sandy Mines
Jefferson
San Francisco
Carroll
Santa Fe
Monroe
Sappington
St. Louis
Sarcoxie
Jasper
Sarvis Spring
Dent
Savannah C. H.
Andrew
Saverton
Ralls
Scotland Ridge
Putnam
Scottville
Sullivan
Sedalia
Pettis
Selden
Douglass
Selma
Jefftrson
Sentinel Prairie
Polk
Shady Grove
Dallas
Shamrock
Callaway
Sharpsbur^
Marion
Shawnee Mound
Henry
Sheffield Cape Girardeau
Shelbina
a Shelby
Shelbyville
Shelby
Shibley's Point
Adair
Shields
Mavies
Sherwood
Jasper
Shoneytowa
Putnam
Short Be-nd
Crawford
Shotwell
Franklin
Siblev
Jackson
Sidney
Rails
Sikeston
Scott
Silver Creek
Cedar
Smith City
Pettis
Smithton
Worth
Smithville
Clay
Snell's Mill '
Harrison
Snibar
Lafayette
Snow Hill
St, Charles
Solitude
Pemisrot
Somerset
Monroe
Sous Creek
Dade
South Fork
Howell
South Grove
Saline
South Point
Franklin
Spanish Prairie
Phelps
Sparlinville
Newton
Sparta
Buchanan
Spencersburg
Pike
Spring Creek
Pulaski
Springfield
Greene
Spring Fork
Pettis
Spring Garden
Pettis
Spring (irove
Dallas
Spring Hill
Livingston
Spruce
Bates
Stanford
Texas
Stanton Copper Mi
Steelsville
nes Franklin
Crawford
Stein's Prairie
Mavies
Stewart's
Warren
Stewartsville
De Kalb
Stockland
Montgomery
Stockton
Cedar
Stone House
Morgan
Stono
St. Francis
Stoney Point
Jackson
Stringfield's Store
Callaway
Sturgeon
Boone
Sugar Creek
Clarke
Sugar Tree Grove
Clay
LIST OF POST OFFICES—KANSAS.
183
Po8t Office.
County.
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
Cotmty.
Sullivaa
Franklin
Vannoy's Mill
Pike
West Quincy
Marion
Sulphnr Springs Landing
Vermont
Cooper
Weston
Platte
Jefferson
Verona
Lawrence
West Snringfield
Shelby
Summit
Macon
Versailles
Morgan
Wet Glaze
Camden
Swan
Taney
Vera Cruz
Douglass
Wheatland
Morgan
Sweet Home
Noddaway
Victoria
Daviess
Wheeling
Vernon
Sylvan
Dent
Vienna
Mavies
Whetstone
Wright
Syracuse
Morgan
Virginia Mills
Franklin
White Cloud
Noddaway
Tabo
Lafayette
Wadesburg
Cass
White Hare
Cedar
Tagart's Mill
Carroll
Wagon Knob
Lafayette
White Oak
Montgomery
Talladega
Dent
Waldo
Webster
White Oak Grove
Greene
Tallow Hill
Jefferson
Walkersville
Shelby
White Rock Prairie McDonald
Taos
Cole
Wall's Store
Johnson
Whitesburg
Camden
Ten Mile
Macon
Walnut Grove
Greene
Whitesville
Andrew
Third Fork
De Kalb
Walnut Hill
Buch;inau
White Water
Bollinger
Thomasville
Oregon
WaLiut Shade
Tcn-v
Greene
Tiger Fork
Shelby
VValtersville
Adair
Williamsburg
Callaway
Lewis
Timiey's Grove
Riiv
Wearblean
St. Clair
Williamstowa
Tiptou
Moniteau
Warren
Marion
Willmathsville
Adair
Tiviot
Montgomery
Warrensburg
Johnson
Wilson
Greene
Toledo
H3nry
Warrenton
Warren
Wilson Creek
Clarke
Toronto
Camden
Warsaw
Benton
Winchester
Clarke
Trail Creek
Harrison
Washburn Prairie
Barry
Windsor
Henry
Trenton
Grundy
Washington
Franklin
Winslow
Dent
Troy
Lincoln
Waterloo
Clarke
Wintersville
Sullivaa
Truxton
Lincoln
Waverly
Lafayette
Winthrop
Buchanan
Tuokersville
Camden
Waynesville
Pulaski
Wolf Creek
Wright
Tugne
Warren
Webster
Oregon
Woodbine
Harrison
Tullvania
Macon
Webster Station
St. Louis
Woodbury
Wright
Turkey Creek
Madison
Wellington
Lafayette
Wood's Fork
Wright
Turnback
Dade
Wullsburg
St. Charles
Woodlawn
Monroe
Turnersville
Greene
WellsviUe
Montgomery
Woodside
Oregon
Tuscumbia
Miller
Wentzville
St. Chades
Woodville
Macon
Tyro
Ullman's Ridge
Jefferson
Wesley
Schuyler
Woolam
Gasconaae
Miller
West Bend
Polk
Wright City
Warren
Union
Franklin
West Ely
Marion
Wrightsville
Clarke
Union Mills
Platte
Westland
Chariton
Wyaconda
Scotland
Unionville
Putnam
West Liberty
Putnam
Xenia
Noddaway
Urbana
Dallas
West Locust
Sullivan
Yancey
Phelpa
Utica
Livingston
Westphalia
Osage
Yolo
Gentry
Valparaiso
Sullivan
West Plains
Howell
Young's Creek
Audrain
Van Buren
Carter
West Point
Bates
Young's Mills
Franklin
Vaucili's Landing
Westport
Jackson
Zif
Stoddard
pe Girardeau
West Prairie
Dunklin
Zion
Henry
LIST OF POST OFFICES
IN THE
STATE OF KANSAS
Post Office.
Coimty.
Abeline
Dickinson
Agues City
Breckenridge
Albany
Nemaha
Allen
Breckenridge
America City
Nemaha
Americna
Breckenridge
Ashland
Davis
Ash Point
Nemaha
Atchison
Atchison
Aubrey
Johnston
Auburn
Shawnee
Bainesville
Bourbon
Barrett
Marshall
Bazaar
Chase
Poet Office.
County.
Post Office.
Counl/y.
Beach Valley
Carlyle
Allen
Belmont
Woodson
Carson
Brown
Big Springs
Big Turkey
Douglas
Cato
Bourbon
Catholic Mission
Black Jack
Douglas
Centerville
Linn
Blooming Grove
Linn
Central City
Nemaha
Blue Rapids
Marshall
Centralia
Nemaha
Brooklyn
Linn
Centropolis
Franklin
Brushville
Cherokee City
McGhee
Burlingame
Shawnee
Chelsea
Butler
Burlington
Camp Creek
Coffee
Claytonville
Brown
Clinton
Douglas
Canton
Brown
Columbus
Doniphan
Capiona
Nemaha
Cottonwood Falls
Chase
184
LIST
OF POST OFFICES— KANSAS.
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
County.
Post Office.
County.
Council Grove
Morris
Leavenworth City
Leavenworth
Quindaro
Leavenworth
Cresc
Brown
Lecompton
Douglas
Randolph
Riley
Crooked Creek
Jefiferson
Le Roy
Cofifee
Rayville
Bourbon
Cold Spring
Allen
Lexington
Johnston
Redes
Browa
Davis
Douglas
Lincoln
Nemaha
Richardson
Shawnee
Dayton
Bourbon
Little Stranger
Leavenworth
Richland
Shawnee
Decora
Brecken ridge
[>y"ns
Lykins
Ridgeway
Osage
Delaware City
Leavenwoith
McKinney
Douglas
Riley City
Davis
Doniphaa
Doniphan
Madison
Madison
Robinson
Brown
East on
Leavenworth
Mairestown
Shawnee
Rock Creek
Pottawatomie
Eden
Atchison
Manhattan
Riley
Rockford
Bourbon
El Dorado
Hunter
M msau
Allen
Rodgersville
Washington
Eldon
Pottawatomie
Mapleton
Bourbon
Rosyvale
Brown
Elizahethtown
Brown
Marion
Douglas
Rovella
Linn
Elmendaro
Madison
Marmaton
iJourbon
Sabetha
Nemaha
Elwood
Doniphan
Marysville
Marsliall
Saint George
Pottawatomie
Emporia
Breckenridge
Merrimac
Marshall
Saint Mary's Mis
■^ion
Eudora
Douglas
Miami Village
Lykins
Pottawatomie
Eureka
Greenwood
Mill Creek
Bourbon
Saint Nicholas
Atchison
Fairland
Marshall
Moneka
Linn
Scipio
Franklin
Forest Hill
Breckenridge
Monrovia
Atchison
Seneca
Nemaha
Fort Leavenworth
Monticello
J-'hnston
Shawnee
Johnston
Fort Riley
Moore's Branch
Marion
Shell Rock Falls
Madison
Fort Scott
Bourbon
Mound City
Linn
Shields
Jefferson
Franklin
Douglas
Mount Airy
Woodson
Six Mile Creek
Morris
Fremont
Breckenridge
Mnunt Florence
Jefiferson
Solomon's City
Saline
Gardener
Johnston
Mount Pleasant
Atchison
Spencer
Atchison
Garnett
Anderson
Nashville
Coffee
Spring Dale
Leavenworth
Gearv
Doniphan
Xeosho City
Coffee
Spring Hill
Johnston
Geneva
Allen
Neosho Falls
Woodson
Squiresville
Johnston
Grasshopper Falls Jefferson
Neosho Rapids
Breckenridge
Stanton
Lykins
Greenwood
New Eureka
J;.ck9.in
Sumner
Atchison
Guiltard's Station
Marsha'li
Npw Lancaster
Lykins
Superior
Weler
Hamlin
Brown
Nohart
Richardson
Tecumseh
Shawnee
Hartford
Madison
Nottingham
Marshall
Toledo
Breckeiiriiige
Henryville
Hiawatha
Riley
Oikwood
Linn
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth
Brown
Ogden
Riley
Topeka
Shawnee
Hibbard
Johnston
Ohio City
Franklm
Towanda
Otoe
Hickory Creek
Franklin
Olathe
John-^ton
Troy
Doniphan
Highland
Doniphan
Ole
Jefferson
Turkey Creek
Bouroon
Holton
Jack-ion
Osawatomie
Lykins
Twin Mound
Douglas
Humboldt
Allen
Oskaloosa
Jefiferson
Twin Springs
Linn
Huntsville
Arapahoe
Ottawa Creek
Unadilla
Pottawatomie
Huron
Atchison
Ottnmwa
Coffee
Virgil
Madison
Hyatt
Indianapolis
crown
Ozawkie
Jefferson
Wakarusa
Douglas
Lykins
Padoiia
Brown
Walker
Brown
Indianola
Shawnee
Pnlermo
Doniphan
Walnut Grove
Doniphan
Ida
Allen
Paola
Lykins
Walton
Shawnee
Iowa Point
Doniphan
Pardee
Atchison
Waterloo
Breckenridge
Irving
Janesville
Marshall
Paris
Linn
Wathena
Doniphan
Greenville
Palmyra
Douglas
Wabaunsee
Wabaunsee
Junction City
Kanwaka
Davis
Pawnee
Atchison
Waushara
Breckenridge
Douglas
Pawnee Fork
Westmoreland
Pottawatomie
Kaw City
Kennekuck
Jefferson
Peoria
Franklin
White Cloud
Doniphan
Brown
Pleasant Grove
Greenwood
Whitehead
Doniphan
Kenton
Davis
Pleasant Spring
Nemiha
Wilmington
Wabaunsee
Kickapoo City
Leavenworth
Plymouth
Breckenridge
Winchester
Jefferson
Lafayette
Doniphan
Pony Creek
Brown
Wyandotte
Leavenworth
Lamb's Point
Lane
Dickinson
Franklin
Potosi
Powhattan
Linn
Brown
Xenia
Bourbon
Lawrence
Douglas
Prairie City
Douglas
Zeandale
Wabaunsee
E JO W A li r> s
INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTOR
For 18 66
ABBKEVIATIOXS USED IX THIS DIRECTOR.
ab. above.
ap;t. agent.
al. alley.
aKSt. assistant.
av. avenue,
bel. below,
bet. between,
bds. boards,
bldg. building.
blk. block,
(col'd) colored,
com. mer. commission
merchant.
c. or cor. corner.
elk. clerk.
ct court.
E. east.
es. east side.
est. estate.
forwd. forwardiniT.
indp. independent.
insp. inspector.
la. lane.
lab. laborer.
mkr. maker.
mnfr. manufacturer.
N. north.
ne north-east.
nr. near.
ns. north side.
nw. noith-west.
op. opposite.
pi. place.
]'. 0. p'ist office.
pres. president.
prod, produce.
pub public.
rd. road
r. residence.
Rev. reverend.
S. fouth.
se. souili-east.
ES. south side.
sw. south-west.
sec. secretari'.
supt. superintendent.
trans. tran>^portation.
trea.s. treasurer.
W. west.
ws. west side.
whol. wholesale.
wid, widow.
The classifieation by business will be found immediately following the alphabetical arrangement of
names. For full Indices to the contents of the work, and names too lute for regular insertion, see pre-
ceding pages.
ABB
ADA
11 P.BETT Charles H. (L. & C. II. Abbett),
l\ r. 35 Virginia av.
.\bbett John B. (Abbett & Phipps), r.
164 Virginia av, beyond Pogue'siun
Abbett Lawsou (L. & C. H. Abbett), r. 33
Virginia av.
Abbett L. & C. II. (Lawson and Charles
H. Abbett), physicians and surgeons,
35 Virginia av.
Abbett Wni. A. (Abbett & Stubbs), bds.
35 Virginia av.
Abbett & Phipps (J. B. Abbett and I. N.
Phipps), real estate agts. 3G E.
Washington
Abbett & Stubbs, (Wm. A. Abbett and I.
W. Stubbs), grocers and produce
dealers, 59 S. Illinois
Abbott .James 0. salesman, Daggett & Co.
r. 280 N. New Jersey
Abbott John, runner, Little's Hotel
Abel Charles, brewer, C. F. Schmidt, r.
Delaware, bet. McCarty and Wyo-
ming
Abort John, carpenter, r. 209 South
Aborn Orrin, physician, 33.J N. Illinois,
r. es. Western av. beyond City Limits
Abrnms John, book-keeper, J. George
Stilz, r. 129 N. Noble
Abrams William J. carpenter, r. 146 Ft.
Wayne av.
Fine Furs, at No. 3
13
ABROMET A. agt. ^Etna Ins. Co, office
J^tna bldg. r. 353 S. Delaware
Ahy J. Pi. student National Business
College, 24i E. Washington
Ach John, painter, N. Mississippi, nr. 7t)t
Achoy Henry .Mrs. r. 17 Kentucky av.
Ackert George F. clerk, Asher & Adams,
r. 76 E. Market
Adams Alex, boarding house, 71 Indiana
av.
Adams Andy J. bds. 71 Indiana av.
Adams Cliarles E. salesman, Mauldin &
Adams, bds. 194 Virgiuia av.
Adams Charles E. cooper, r. Kingen
block, W. Maryland
Adam? Charles H. blacksmith, J. G.
Smith, bds 76 S. Meridian
ADAMS EXPHES3 CO. John 11. Ohr,
ag . 12 E. Wadiii'gion
Adams George F. r. 74 N. Delaware
Adams George H. (Asher & Adams), r.
National rd. E.
Adams Harry E. clerk, r. 48 E. Cherry
Adams H. S. policeman, r. 107 S. New
Jersey
Adams J. conductor, bds. Western House
Adams John W. (Mauldin & Adams), r.
20 Virginia av.
.\dams Justus, brickmakcr, bds. 297 N.
Delaware
Odd Fellows' Hall.
Buy your Saddles, Harness, Whips, Collars, Coach and Carriage
ADA
186
ALK
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
lu this department of the
BENHAM & CO.'S STOCK
IS COMPLETE.
Adams Reuben, sheriff, Marion county,
r. 115 S. New Jersey
Adams Rosa Miss, teacher, Indianapolis
Female Institute, r. same
Adams Samuel, lawyer at James Frank's,
near Palmer House
Adams Samuel C. brickmaker, r. 297 N.
Delaware
Adams Samuel C, atty. at law, 43J E.
Washington, r. N. Delaware
Adams Wesley M. carpenter shop, North,
bet. Illinois and Tennesee, r. 310 N.
Illinois
Adams William L. ( Hume, Adams & Co.),
r. 165 N. Alabama
Adkins G. W. bds. Scott House
Adkius John C. medical student, Jame-
son & Funkhouser, bds. Ohio, bet.
Pennsylvania and Meridian
Adkins Martin V. B. railroader, r. 138
E. McJarty
Adkins, see also Atkins
Adsit Charles S salesman, George K.
Share & Co. bds. 24 W. Michigan
.ETNA INSURANCE CO. of Hartford,
A. Abromet, agt. iEtna bldg. N.
Pennsylvania
AfFantranger S. J. blacksmith, 189 Indi-
ana av. r. 215 W. North
Afiung Anthony, porter, Stewart & Mor-
gan, r. 277 S. New Jersey
Ahlbrand E. apprentice, C. H. Wehling,
bds 240 S. Delaware
Ahlbrand William, apprentice, bds. 240
S. Delaware
Aichele Chas. G. gunsmith, r. 343 S. East
Aikens Martha, wid. James, r. 38 Ann
Aikin David, painter, B. C. Shaw, bds.
30 N. Pennsylvania
Aikman Archie, carpenter, r. N. West
jiikman John B. (Hays, Aikman & Co.),
r. 11 Circle
Akers W. J., salesman, A. Hays, bds. Illi-
nois, cor. South
Akin DanieV lab. I. k C. R. R. shops, r.
40 Ann
Alarm Fire Bell, tower, over Glenn's
block, Washington, bet. Pennsylva-
nia an I Meridian
Alban Kate, servant, 59 N. Illinois
Albany A. mechanic, Osgood, Smith &. Co.
Albert John, carriage trimmer, George
Low, r. 10 Arch
Albert Lawson, blacksmith, 221 S. Ala-
Albert Lawson, teamster, Omar New-
man
Alberlsineyer Henrv, lab. B. R. R. shop,
r. 170 N. Union
Albon James, architect, 19 Talbott &
New's block, r. 29 Gregg
Albrecht George, Cabinet Uuiou factory,
r. 182 N. Davidson
Albrecht George P. machinist, Slo«n
Burk & Woollen, bds. 71 S. Pennsyl-
vania
Albro Henry 0. foreman, Taylor k Chand-
ler, r. 311 S. Delaware
Aldag August, shoemaker, E. Washing-
ton, nr. Brand's grocery, outside cor-
poration
AlJag Charles, shoe dealer, 175 E. Wash-
ington, r. same
Aldag Charles L. shoemaker, E. Washrng^-
ton, nr. Little's Hotel, r. 199 N. Lib-
erty
Aldag Louis, shoemaker, r. 78 N. Liberty
Aldred G. W. sexton, r. 215 W. South
Aldrich Chauncey, carpenter, D. Bey-
heimer, r. 425 E. St. Clair
Aldrich John D. flour and feed store, 298^
E. Wasliington, r. 244 N. Davidson
Aldrich R. Frank, wood yard, r. 280 W.
Market
Aldridge Wm. brakeman, L. R. R. bds.
400 N. Mississippi
Aler Herman, blacksmith, bds. C. Remer*
Alexander A. Mrs. r. 142 E. McCarty
Alexander David R. treas. and ins. agl.
bds. Sherman House
Alexander Irwin (col'd), teamster, Mc-
Cord & Wheatley, r. Clinton alley
Alexander Jno. C. tjarpenter, r. 210 N.
Ohio
Alexander Joseph, carpenter, r. 173 Hir-
ron
Alexander Joseph K. carpenter, r. Fletch-
er av.
Alexander M. elk. I. Lipinski, bds. Sher-
man House
Alexander Nort. E. bookbinder. Hall &
Hutchinson, bds. Pyle Houae
Alexander Theodore, salesman, Tyler'a
Bee Hive, r. 2 E. Washington
Alford. Talbot & Co. (T. G. Alford, R. L.
Talbot, J. P. Patterson and W. H.
Morrison), whol. grocers, 36 E. Wash-
ington
Alford T. G. (Alford, Talbot & Co. ) r. 175
N. Alabama
Algeo Samuel, porter, A. Wallace, r. 2G8
E. South
Alhand Frank, fireman, Central 11. R.^
bds. 285 N. Noble ^'
Alhand John, works B. R. K. yard, r. 28&
N. Noble
Alhand Stephen, bds. 285 N. Noble
Alkire A. S. student, National Business
College
bama
W. G. Dabbs, Photographic Warehouse, 21 and 23 Circle St
Trimmings of Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., 20 West Washington Street.
ALL
187
AND
Allaire Andy, blacksmith, r. Keeley's
row, Clinton al.
Allaire Henry, blacksmith, B R. R.
Allaire Jus. P. bricklayer, r. 95 Jackson
Allaire Peter, brickmason, r. 165 St. Jo-
seph
Allbrighl George, varnisher, Union Fac-
tory, r. 182 N. Davidson
Allen Alice (col'd), works 252 N. Merid-
ian
Allen A. 0. Rev. 92 E. New York
Allen A. C. Mrs. music teacher, 92 East
Yew York
Allen Edward (col'd), waiter, r. 230 N.
Missouri
Allen E. C. hooker, Ind. Rolling Mill, r.
117 W. McCarty
Allen E. J. Mrs. (col'd), r. 311 N. Ala-
bama
Allen Henry, livery and sale stable,
Pearl, r. 130 W. Vermont, bet. Tenn-
essee and Mississippi
Allen Herrell, wid. Hiram H. r. 70 N.
^ Liberty
Allen llinim, lab. r. 70 N. Liberty
Allen Jackson, bricklayer, r. 324 West
Washington
Allen Jas. tinner, B. R. W.
Allen James S. printer, H. C. Chandler &
Co. r. 190 N. Mississippi
Alien Jenny, chambermaid. Oriental
House
Allen John, moulder, bds. Walker House
Allen John, driver, G. D. Wilgus, bds.
190 N. Mississippi
Allea John H. (col'd), hostler, R.I. Moor-
bead
Allen Jos. lab. r. 34G W. North
.\ilen Robert, machinist, r. 190 N. Miss-
issippi
Allen R. Mrs. (col'd), cook, r. 144 N. Tenn-
essee
Allen Thomas C. telegraph operator Peru
R. R. depot, bds. 92 E. New York
Allen Williiim McO. machinist, Sinker &
Co. r. 141 Meek
Alley Charles (col'd), lab. r. Elm, near
Pine
.^llgood Susan Elizabeth Miss, bds. West
end Washington
Allington J. ins. agt. 2 Blackford's Block,
Washington, cor. Meridian, bds. 119
Indiana av.
.^.lUson Harriet Mrs. cloakmaker, Tyler's
Bee Hive, bds. 456 N. Meridian
Allison Joseph, plasterer, r. 82 Benton
ALLISON MARY Mrs. boarding house,
17J Virginia av.
Allison Richard, painter, boards W. C.
Clucks, N. Mississippi, bet. 4th and
uCh
Ar.i^on R. C. with Alford, Talbot & Co.
bds. 199 S. New Jersey, cor. Virginia
T&e Sinnjssippj
IS A GOOD
HODaEeDiipaisf.
Allison Thomas II. plasterer, bds. 213 E.
Ohio
AUred Gnr'ison W. city sexton, r. 215
W. South, bet. Missouri and West
Ally Henry, salesman, H. F. Jennings,
IBS. Illinois
.\llyn Emma A. Miss, teacher, Rider's
Normal Inst. bds. 54 S. Pennsylvania
Altmann Hermann (H. Altmann & Co.),
r. S. Union
Altmann H. & Co. (Hermann Altmann
and August Ruschaupt), saloon, 79
E. Wiisliinglon
Alvey James H. (Donaldson, Carr & Co.),
bds. Tennessee, cor. 1st
Alvord E B. (E. B. Alvord & Co.), r. 334
N. Illinois
ALVORU E. B. & CO. (E. B. Alvord, J. C.
Alvord and Berg. Applegate), whol.
groceties and liquors, 1 Alvord'u
Block, Meridian, cor. Georgia
Alvord i-1. S. stage prop, and mail con-
tractor, 92 N. Pennsylvania, corner
Ohio
Alvord James C. (E. B. Alvord & Co.) r.
92 N. Pennsylvania
Alvord J. C. clerk, E. B. Alvord & Co. r.
Pennsylvania, sw. cor. Ohio
Alwaril Samuel, salesman, Pee, Conduitt
& Cox, r. 278 E. Michig.m
Amarguei Jacob, butcher, 153 W. Wash-
ington
AM BERG GEORGE, clerk, Edwards,
Greenough & DeVed, boards Scott
House
Ambers Morris, lab. i*. nr. Madison depot
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. J. Butter-
field, agt. office 34 E. Washington
American Horse Insurance Co. T. B. Mc-
Carty, Pies. J. F. Paine, Sec. officu,
13 Vinton's Block
Amos Aquilla, lab. bds. 253 N. Noble
Amos Isaac, plumber, r. 253 N. Noble
Amos James, spinner, C. E. Geisendorfl'
& Co. r. 27 Blake
Amos Nancy wid. r. 263 N. Noble
Amos Nat. hostler, at gov. stable, bds. 258
N. Noble
Amos Thomas D. teamster, r. 218 N. Da-
vidson
Amos Wm. Hayden, bricklayer, bds. 253
N. Noble
Anderson Alex, painter, I. & C. railroad
shop, r. 02 Huron
W. G. Dabbs, dealer in Frames, Albums, etc.
Omar Newman, Manufacturers' Agent for Russell's Reaper and Mower, Pai-
AND
ARE
i, M. BENHAM & C0.»
Music Dealers^,
Employ none but experienced workmen to
Do their Tuning^ and Repairing'*
ANDKRSON, BULLOCK &, STARRETT,
(. I limes T. Anderson, James 13. Bul-
lock nnd James Stiirrett), importers
ami wLoL dealers in haidware, 62 S.
i\!eridiiin
Anderson Charles, carpenter, bds. 177 E.
Market
AndersoH Charlotte, chambermaid, Sher-
man House
AndcfHon Cynthia, wid. George, r. 177 E.
Market
Anderson David, carpenter, M. Fitchey,
bds 159 N. Mississippi
Anderson George, carpenter, bds. 177 E.
Market
Anderson George P. ins. agent, 8 Black-
ford's Building, E. Washington, r.
179 E. South
Anderson Henry, bds. 177 E. Market
Anderson James, bds. 177 E. Market
Audfrson James, farmer, r. es. N. Merid-
ian, outside corporation
Anderson James L). r. ss. N. Mississippi,
bet. 3d and 4th
Anderson James T. (Anderson, Bullock
& Starreti), r. \'2o E. Vermont
Andorsdn James W. cleik, Ameiican Ex-
press Co. Union depot, r. 190 N. East
Anderson Jerome S. (Horn & Anderson),
r. 70 W. New York
Anderson John, blacksmith. Central R.
U. shop, bds. East Si. House
Anderson John, carpenter, bds. 177 E.
Market
Anderson Joe. hostler, works at 251 N.
Liberty
Anderson Julia, chamber maid, Sherman
House, bds. same
Anderson J. J. bds. 37 S. Alabama
Anderson Randolph, cabinetnuiker, r. 147
Union
Anderson Robert, brickm;»son, 394 N.
Delaware
Anderson Samuel, carpenter, bds. 117 W.
New York
Anderson Steward, hostler, Wni. Hines-
ley, 37 W. Pearl
Anderson Susan Mrs. r. 315 E. Merrill
Anderson Thomas, carpenter, r. 118 In-
diana av.
Anderson \Vm. elk. bus. Scott House
Andeison William, porter, J. F. Wingate,
bds. 177 E. Market
Andra John, r. ns. New York, bet. Lib-
er y and Noble
Cheap Furs, at No.
Andrew John B elk. J. G. Weidenbergcr.
r. 138 S. Meridian
Andrews L. N. genl. freight agt. I., P. .^
C. R. R , Wiishiugton, cor. Delaware,
r. 444 N. Tennessee
Andrews Robert, heater, Rolling Mill, r.
23li S. Missouri
Andrews Sanuiel B. (Andrews & Gordon^,
r. 8"2 Fort Wayne av.
Andrews & Gordon ('Samuel B. Andrews
and Robert Gordon), ambrotype and
photographic artists, 33 W. Wasii-
ingion
And rum James, bds. 115 N. Noble
Andrum William, lub. bds. 115 N. Nohlc
Angel Henry C. watchmaker, McLene &
Herron, bds. Ohio, bet. Pennsylvania
and Meridian
Angle .losepii, chairmaker, r. E. Wash-
ington, corporation line
Ankeiibrook Henry, drayman, r. 351 S.
Delaware
Antes J. B. telegraph operator, bds. B'*
E. Maryland
Anther Jacob, lab. Metropolitan Tlieatev,
r. 470 S. New Jersey
Anthony David, carpenter, al. bet. Illi-
nois and Tennessee, Maryland ami
Georgia, r. 123 N. Tennessee
Antles Esther A. Mrs. r. 373 E Georgia
Antrim James, lab. Arsenal, bds. AS
Cherry
Antrim Levi, l.ib. r. 58 Cherry
Antrim Wni. 11. lab. Government stable,
r. 58 Cherry
Anty Jacob, blacksmith, r. 2C8 S. Ala-
bama
Apple Catherine Mrs. seamstress, r. S.
West
Apple G. W. photographic gallery, 04 K.
Washington, r. same
Applegaie .Vmeiicus, elk. J. A. .McGavy,
r. Iti N. Illinois
Applegaie A. S cigarmaker, bds. Com-
mercial Hiitel
Applegate A. W. stencil cutter and card
writer, 83J E. Washington, bds. Lit-
tle's Hotel
Applegate Bergen (E. B. Alvord & Cc.'f,
bds. 194 E. Michigan
Applegate Lottie Mrs. r. 311 W. Wash-
ington
Arbuckle Matthew (Witt & Arbuckle), r.
268 E. Saint Clair, bet. East und
Jackson
Arbuihnot H. J. T. painter, bds. nr.
Schmidt's Ihewery
Arbutlinot Thomas, painter, r. al. nr.
Schmidt's Brewery
Arbuihnot Thomas (Goe & Arbuthnoty,
r. Grove, nw. cor. New Jersey
Arenheulter Henry, sacfcller, 307 E. New
York, cor. Liberty, bds. Liille's Ho-
tel
3 Odd Fellows' Hali.
mer'8 Horse Hay Forks, Grover &. Baker Sewing Machines, 60 E. Market.
ARM
189
AUS
Armbruster F. E. saloon, 4^9 W. Wash-
ington, r. sume
Armbruster John J. elk. John P. Meikcl,
r 79 West.
Aimeiitrout Laviua Mrs. wid. r. 122 E.
Pratt,
Armitnge Lewis, elk. W. & FI. Glenn, r.
199 S. New Jersej'
Armon Odo, lab. r. 247 S. Delaware
Armstrong G. F. messenger, American
Express Company, r. 324 S. Meri-
dian
Armstrong James, elk. Glenn's New York
Store, r. N. Pennsylvania, op. C.
Fletcher
Armstrong Joseph, heater, Ind. Rolling
Mill, r. 239 8. Mississippi
Armstrong William Rev. solicitor Union
Ins. Co. of Indianapolis, r. 497 N.
Meridiiin
Armstrong Wm. (col'd), lab. r. rear 225
N. Tennessee
Armstrong William S. book-keeper, Vin-
nedge & Jones, bds. cor. St. Joseph
and N. Meridian
Arnholtev Henry, saddler, 22.') E. Wash-
ington, r. same
Arnold Emma, wid. r. 79 Massachusetts
av.
•Arnold Peter, lab. r. 17 N. New Jersey
Avon Adolphus, salesman, J. H. Baldwin
& Co. V. Indiana av. bet. Mississippi
and Canal
.Arthur Major, Camp Carrington, bds. 115
N. Illinois
Arthur William, stonecutter, r. 215 N.
Michigan
Arthur William A. moulder, Ruschhaupt,
Zschech & Berg, r. 179 S. Tennessee
Arthur W. T. r. es. Illinois, bet. 6th and
Tinker
Arvall Robert, elk. Adjutant General's
Office, r. 128 S. East
.\3bury Chapel (Methodist Episcopal), S.
New Jersey, bet. Louisiana and
South
Ash Richard, r. al. bet. Bates and Louis-
iana
Ash Frank, lab. r. 280 E. Georgia
Asher George L. elk. Carlos Dickson, 84
W. Washington
Asher John R. (Asher & Adams), r. 181
S. New Jersey
ASHER & ADAMS (John R. Asher and
George H. Adams), booksellers and
publishers, 70 E. Market
Ashley Geo. T. carpenter, r. 126 Spring
Ashinead Jacob, r. 322 Winston
Ashmead John S. carpenter, r. 322 Win-
ston
Ashmead Seely W. fireman, B. R. R. bds.
322 Winston
Ashton Owen, puddler's helper, Ind. Roll-
ing Mill
Childrens' Furs, at No
iisrsuRE
WITH THB
s
Askin Patrick, lab. r. oil Massachusett.^
av.
Asmus Charles (C. & L. Asmus), v. i-ear
Capitol Mills
Asmus Christ, bds. 183 Indiana av.
Asmus C. & L. (Chas. & Louis Asmus),
grocers and saloon, Indiana av. cor.
West
Asmus Frederick, lab. r. 338 W. North
Asmus Louis (C. & L. Asmus), r. 219 W.
Norih
Astor Saloon, Joseph Deschlcr, prop'r 15
N. Pennsylvania, r. 26 ("htr ry
Athon James S. physician, r. 158 N. New
Jersey
Athon James S. jr. clerk, N. M. Woods,
bds 158 N. New Jersey
ATKINS E. C. saw mnfr. 216 S Illinois, r.
N. Pennsylvania, Institute Squ-ire
Atkins George W. saw maker, E. C. At-
kins, bds. 216 S. Illinois
Atkinson Benajah (Atkinson & Barker),
r. 384 W. North
Atkinson Joseph II. r. 237 S. Delaware
Atkinson Thomas, painter, Paffmann &
De Turk, r. 19 Mnss icLueetts av.
ATKINSON & BARKER (Benajah At-
kinson and Samuel Barker), meat
market, 153 W. Washington
ATLANTIC TIME LINE, Lewis & Wil-
liams, agts. 82 Viiginia av.
Attland Siimuel T. carpenter, r. 179
Spring
Auch Andrew, salesman, Jones, Hess &
Davis, r. Washington, cor. New Jer-
sey
Aufderheide Fred, painter, r. 275 N. Da-
vidson
Aufderheide Henry, r. 1.30 N. Davidson
Aufderheider V/m., Union Cabinet Fac-
tory.
Aughinbaugh C. R. clerk, Adams Express
Co. bds. 28 E. Michigan
Aughinbaugh E. L. clerk. Browning &i
Sloan, r. 145 N. Meridian
Aughinbaugh H. P. Mrs. wid boarding
house, 145 N. Meridian
Augil H. C. clerk. No. 1, Bates House
block, bds. 32 E. Ohio
Auksteine Charles, varnisher, Speigel,,
Thoms & Co. bds. 121 Ft Wavneav.
Ault J. M. clerk, B. R. W. bds. 313 E.
Georgia
Austin John, gardner, r. 310 E. Georgia
Austin Samuel, cabinetmaker, re-ir 96.
E. New York, r. 96 E. New York
. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., Manufacturers and dealers in Horse Collars,
AUS
190
BAI
A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
Bates House Corner,
VVarr.int every Piano sold,
FOK^ FIVE YEAR,S.
Austinneayer A. lab. C. & I. C. R. R. de-
pot, bds. Mrs. Kirbey's
Auttromyer AuJrew, baker, A. Ball, bds.
180 S. Illinois
Avels Joseph, express man, r, 178 Madi-
son av.
Avels Margaret Mrs. r. 357 S. Delaware
Averell M. B. pastor, Grace Church, bds.
I. 0. U. Lilley's
Avery John L. lumber merchant, yard
bet. Noble and Railroad sts. r. 256 N.
Alabama
Avery John P. student, Drs. Jameson &
\ Funkhouser, S. .Meridian, bds. 250 N.
Alabama, nw. cor. Michigan
Avers Franklin, carpenter, r. 232 E.
Washington
Ayers William S. carpenter, shop and r.
vrs. N. Illinois, bet. 2d and 3d
BAAR G. S. foreman, Helwig, Roberts
& Co. r. 339 S. Delaware
Baar Joseph tailor, bds. 276 E. Market
Dabbington Albert, plasterer, r. 72 E. St.
Clair
Babbitt Alonzo P. printer, W. S. Cameron
bds. Coen House, S. Tennessee
Babbitt Charles W. telegraph opperalor.
I. & C. R. R. Freight Depot
Babbitt C. W. telegraph operator, J. & 1.
R. R. Freight Depot, bds. Mrs. Con-
ners, Viiginia av.
Babbitt George W. telegraph operator, B.
R. W. bds. Virginia av. bet. Louisi-
ana, and South
Babbitt Samuel, shoemaker, r. 409 N.
New Jersey
Bachel Yackem, lab. r. 274 S. Delaware
Back Clemens (Back & Wenkeu), r. 176
E. Washington
Back & Weaken (Clemens Back and
Ernest Wenken), whol. and ret. ci-
gar dealers, 229 E. Washington
Backer Fred. lab. r. 345 N. Illinois
Backer Fred. jr. plaster, bds. 345 N. Illi-
nois
Backer Henry, blacksmith, bds. 345 N.
Illinois
Backesto John P. (Backesto &, Huntsin-
ger), r. 40 N. Mississippi
Backesto & Huntsinger (John P. Backes-
to and E'i Huntsinger), physicians
and surgeons, 30 N. Mississippi
' .Backus Mathias (Pittman & Backus),
bds. 197 E. Washington
W. G. Dabbs, dealer In Position Cha
Backus Samuel, lab. I. & C. R. R. sbopi.
bds. Bates, cor. Cady
Bacon Daniel, bds. Bates House
Bacon David F. clerk, Draft Rendezvous
H. Q. 70 E. Market
Bacon Edgar H. physician, Meridian, sw,
cor. Washington, r. Maryland, sw.
cor. Alabama
Bacon Edward H. physician and surgeon,
Washington, sw. cor. Meridian, v.
same
Bacon Eliza Mrs. r. 307 N. Alabama
Bacon George, blacksmith, 1>. F. Haugh.
r. 307 N. Alabama
Bacon John, blacksmith, bds. 307 N. Ala-
Bacon John L. blacksmith, B. F. Haugh.
r. 307 N. Alabama
Bacon Robert, clerk, Tes.ts' feed store, r.
345 N. Noble
Bacon Thomas L. book-keeper, U. S. Com.
Dept. bds. 131 E. New York
Bacon William, painter, 174 E. North
Bacon William, toll gate keeper, Craw-
fordsville Pike, r. same
Bade Anthony, lab. C. & I. C. R. K.
Freight Depot, r. 209 S. Alabama
Bade William, salesman, Frese & Winter,
r. 129 S. Alabama
Badgley Samuel (Woodruff & Badgleyl.
bds. Scott House
Baduer Adolph, book binder, Parsons
Macaulay & Co. r. cor. High and
Mississippi
Bsggs Fred, book-keeper, Tousey, Byram
& Co. r. 125 E. Ohio
Bagle Jacob, lab. r. 247 S. Delaware
Bagley J. wid. Josiah, r. 11 S. Mississip-
pi
Bagley Samuel, artist, bds. Scott House
Bailey George, clerk in mustering office,
bds. 152 N. Meridian
Bailey George, mechanic, Goolman, Mor-
ris & Co.
Bailey G. W. painter, r. 231 S. Missis-
sippi
Bailey James, bds. Walker House
Bailey James K. clerk, Dessar & Bios,
bds. 148 N. New Jersey
Bailey Julius, carpenter, r. 14 Bates
Bailey Moses, hackman, r. 130 N. lUinoi?
BAILEY WILLIAM, Maj , U. S. Pay-
master, room 1, 19 W. Washington,
r. 413 N. Mississippi
Bailor James J. stovemoulder, r. ws. N.
Mississippi, bet. 3d and 4th
Baine Jenny Mrs. dressmaker, r. 232 E.
Washington
Bains James, varnisher, Speigel, Thom>*
& Co. r. 158 Huron
Bair Lucinda, r. 208 VV. Vermont
Baird J. W. student, Bryant & Stratton,
bds. 101 N. Mississippi
irs, etc., for Photographic purposes.
and Saddlery Hardware, 20 West Washington Street.
BAI
191
BAN
iBaird William, cooper, W. Maryland, cor.
Elm, r. 121 New York
Baire Thomas (col'd), hostler, R. I. Moor-
head, r. at stable
Baker Abiaham, (il. Dougherty & Ba-
ker j, r. 2^8 E. South
Baker Annie Mrs. milliner and dress-
maker, 46 S. Illinois, r. same
Baker Bertha Mrs. milliner, r. 198 E.
Washington
Saker Henry, helper, B. F. Haagh, r. N.
Illinois
Baker Isaac, alley bet. Mississippi and
Tennessee, Pratt and 1st
Baker James, lab. r. 450 S. Tennessee
Baker James, lab. bds. Isaac Baker, al.
•bet. Tennessee and Mississippi, Ist
and Pratt
Baker James E. (Baker & Cady), bds.
Pyle House
Saker James H. carpenter, C. Eden &
Go's, bds. Coen House
Caker James M. (Baker & Mclver), r.
East, sw. cor. New York
Baker J. A. (Baker, Spencer & Muhlen-
beck), r. 52 S. Illinois
Baker Jesse (Baker, Spencer &. Muhlen-
beck), r. 46 S. Illinois
Baker John fl. bds. -64 W. Maryland
Baker N. S. furniture dealer, 20 N. Dela-
ware, r. South
Baker, Spen-cer & Muhlenbeck (Jesse A.
Brtker, Stephen Spencer and Fred-
erick Muhlenbeck), hats, caps, furs
and furnishing goods, 50 S. Illinois
and 198 E. Washington
BAKER & CADY (James E. Baker and
David Cady), boots and shoes, retail,
23 E. Washington
Baker Thomas Mc. prop'r " Pearl" Sa-
loon, 24 W. Pearl, r. 170 E. Michigan
Baker & Mclver (James M. Baker and
John C. Mclver), hats, caps and furs,
22 E. Washington
Baldwick Fred, eating house, 32 W.
Louisiana, r. same
Baldwin Alexander, book-keeper First
National Bank of Indianapolis, bds.
Sherman House
Baldwin Burnet, salesman Maulden &
Adams, r. 327 N. New Jersey
Baldwin J. H. (J. H. Baldwin & Co.) r.
396 N. Meridian
BALDWIN J. H. & CO. (J. H. Baldwin
and George S. Warren), whol. and
ret. fancy and variety store, 6 East
Washington
Baldwin Mary Mrs. wid. r. rear 300 Wal-
nut
Baldwin Mary wid. r. 323 N. Liberty
Baldwin Morris, carpenter, bds. 35 West
Market
Baldwin Wesley, lab. bds. 323 N. Liberty
Baliff Edmund H. r. 105 Ash
THE OFFICE OF THE
Sisinissippi
35
IS ON GROV.\I> FLOOR,
ZS. nZARKST STRXSHT.
Baliff Orriii W. carpenter, 127 Ash, out-
side corporation
Balke Charles, saloon, 231 E. Washing-
ton, r. same
Ball William, carpenter, r. 135 W. Mary-
land
Ballad John, printer, bds. Edwards Houec
Ballard Austin, engraver, r. 28 W. Circle
Ballard Charles, carriage painter, bds. 28
W. Circle
Ballard Ella (col'd), waiter, r. Mississp-
pi, sw. cor. Maryland
Ballard G. M. agt. Merchants' Despatch,
19 Virginia av. r. 296 S. Alabama
Ballard Harrison W. teacher, Ind. Inst,
for Blind
Ballard Milly (col'd), cook, r. Mississippi,
sw. cor. Maryland
Ballard William P. druggist, 521 N. Hli-
nois, cor. Ist, r. same
Ballenger E. M. carpenter, 165 East St.
Mary
Ballinger Jennie Miss, r. 226 S. East
Balls A. baker, 180 S. Illinois, r. same
Balls Fletcher (col'd), lab. 2d, West of 'A.
R. on Canal
BALLWEG AMBROSE, maniif. and deal-
er in guns, pistols, and fishing tack-
le, 129 W. Washington, r. same
Bals Chas. r. 120 St. Joseph
Bals Chas. H. freight cond. L. R. R. r. 16S
W. Michigan
Bals Christ, bds. 120 St. Joseph
Bals C. H. G. (Hahn & Bals), r. Delaware,
cor. St. Joseph
Balser Andrew, cooper, r. 38 Helen
Balz Philip, butcher, r. on L. R. R. track,
bet. 1st and 2d
Bamberger Herman (Rice & Bamberger),
r. 129 S. East
Bamberger H. hats, caps, furs and straw
goods, whol. and ret. 16 E. Washing-
ton, r. 229 E. Ohio
Bamberger Isaac, elk. Rice & Bamberger,
bds. Union Hall
Bamberger Simon, salesman, Glaser,
Mitchell & Co. bds. Bates House
Bameem Henry W. lab. r. 23 W. Pearl
Bank of the State of Indiana, Kentucky
av. ne. cor. Illinois, James M. Ray,
Pres. Joseph A. Moore, Cash.
Banner John, drayman, r. 185 N. David-
son
Bannister Percell, publisher, bds. Com-
mercial Hotel
Nugent's Negative and Positive Collodion, for sale at W. G. Dabbs'.
Omar Newman, Commission lUerchant, Indianapolis, (nd., also Wholesale
BAN
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BAR
A.M.BENHAM&CO.
Are Sole Agents for
ESTEY & CO.'S
Celebrated Cottage Organs.
Bannister Seneca L. shoemaker, r. 315 E.
Ohio
Bannon James, lab. r. 487 Virginia av.
Banse William, w^gon maker, 377 Vir-
ginia av. r. 193 S. East
Banta John P. (Indiana Banking Co.) r.
Franklin, Ind.
Banworth B. shoemaker, 286 E. Waslyng-
ton, r. same
Barbee Albert, moulder, D. Root & Co. r.
33 W. McCarty
Barbee Robert B. watchman, bds. 164 W.
Maryland
Barbee Sampson, moulder, r. 33 W. Mc-
Carty
Barber George, cooper, r. Blake, bet. Ohio
and Market
Barber John H. cooper, r. 07 Elizabeth
Barbour Anna Miss, r. 216 N. West
Barbour Lucian, (Barbour & Jackson), r.
249 N, Alabama
Barbour S. physician, r. 216 N. West
Barbour Thomas 0. clerk. Hall & Hutch-
inson, r. 210 N. West
Barbour & Jackson, ^Lucian Barbour and
John T. Jackson), attys. at law, 4 W.
Washington
Barckdall Percival, r. 249 W. Michigan
Barclay James, baker, bds. 204 E. Wash-
ington
Bardly Thomas, barkeeper, Thomas Red-
mond, r. 130 S. Illinois
Bardo Obadiah, cabinet maker, bds. 240
E. Ohio
Bare Leonidas, harness maker, Sellers &
Wood, r. 218 W. Georgia
Barker Jerry J. clerk, bds. 259 East New
York
Barker Joel T. student, bds. 259 E. New
York
Barker Samuel, (Atkinson & Barker), r.
151 W. Washington
Barker Sarah A. wid. r. 259 E. New York
Barker William S. cutler, SchoUz & Foltz»
bds. 113 N. Illinois
Barkes Sarah wid. r. 253 N. W^est
Barkley Abram (col'd), laborer, Helwig,
Roberts & Co. r. 158 Douglas
Barlon Thomns, bartender, 130 S. Illi-
nois, bds. 107 S. Illinois
Barnaby Catherine, wid. William, r. 28
W. Rose
Barnaby John, lab. McKernan, Pierce &
Yandes
Barnard J. Sec. Chamber of Commerce,
bds. Bates House
Barneclo J. M. Mrs. r. 53 Bates
Barneclo Henry, apprentice, I. & C. R. R.
shop, r. 53 Bates
Barneclo Lorenzo, machinist, I. & C. R.R.
shop, r. 156 S. Noble
Barneclo T. R. apprentice I. & C. R. R.
shop, r. cor. Bates and Benton
Barner David, lab. r. 117 Indiana av.
Barnes A. A. photographic gallery, 39 E.
Washington, r. 237 S. New .Jersey
Barnes Ellis, supt. Journal office, r. 257
N. East
Barnes Erastus, printer. Gazette office, r.
225 E. Market
Barnes George W. carpenter, r. 282 Indi-
ana av.
Barnes H. F. physician, McOuatt's block,
r. 197 N. Alabama
Barnes Jerome B. express wagon, r. 70
N. California
Barnes John, carpenter, bds. 83 James
Barnes Joshua, machinist, B. R. R. shop,
bds 201 N. Davidson
Barnes L. N. railroader, r. 83 N. Louisi-
ana
Barnes Oliver F. clerk, A. Kahu, r. Mis-
sissippi, cor. Washington
Barnes Silas, clerk, J. F. Senour, r. 377
N. Delaware
Barnes Thomas A. (Spence & Barnes), r.
114 S. Illinois
Barnes Wesley N. printer. Herald officer
bds. Macy House
Barnes William, boarding house, 35 W.
Georgia
Barnes W. H. attorney at law, 3 Talbott
and New's block, r. 377 N. Delaware
Barnet Daniel, bricklayer, bds. Miss E.
Chapman's, Ft. Wayne av.
Barnet David (col'd), barber at Gulli-
ver's shop, basement Blakes block,
r. 349 N. Alabama
Barnet Thoma.s, sutler, r. 331 N. New
Jersey
Barnett Edward, lab. r. 17 Willard
Barnhill John, r. 73 N. Liberty
Barnick William, lab. Ind. Rollingr MilJ
Barnit Warsaw, tinner, bds. 107 Massa-
chusetts av.
Barnitt Thomas, watchman in tower, r.
219 E. Market
Barnitz Charles, grocer, 325 E. Washing-
ton, r. 177 S. Noble
Barnitz Charles (Barnitz & Denny), real
estate agt. r. Noble, ne. cor. Harrison
Barnitz & Denny (Charles Barnitz and
Robert Denny), real estate agts. 74
E. Washington
Barohl Joseph, gunsmith, bds. 225 S. West
Bnrr Jacob, carpenter, r. 424 N. Delaware
Barr L. D. rail straightener. Rolling Mill,
r. 75 W. South
Fine Silks, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
dealer in Agricultural Implements. P. 0. lock box 378. See adv. op. title.
BAR
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BAU
ISarr Nancy Mis. wid. al. bet. Mississippi
and Tennessee, 1st and Pratt
Carr Wm. A. yard master, I., P. & C. R.
W. bds. 424 x\. Delaware
Barrett Edward, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Barrett E. G. general advertising agent,
r. 9-5 Huron
Barrett Henry, clerk, 52 S. Illinois, bds.
11 S. Mississippi
IJarrett James (cold), porter, Little's Ho-
tel
Barrett John, lab. r. 280 E. Washington
Barrett Mai-y .Miss, waiter, Spencer House
Barrett P. lab. r. 174 Meek
Barrett Michael, lab. r. 245 W. South
Darrows David P. book-keeper, Omar
Newman, r. 265 N. Illinois
Barrows Hollis, machinist, r. 209 W.
Maryland
Barrows John J. traveling agt. Omar
Newman
Barrows J. L. gardener, Calvin Fletcher,
Ban-y Edward, carpenter, Helwig, Rob-
erts & Co. bds. 50 Ellsworth, cor.
W. Vermont
Barry Ellen Mrs. r. 368 S. Delaware
Barry E. H. Sec. and G. S., I. 0. 0. F. r.
N. Tennessee, cor. 1st
Barry John, cigar stand, Sherman House,
bds. same
Barry Thomas G. elk. Stewart & Morgan,
bds. Pennsylvania, cor. Ohio
Baster Edward, carpenter, r. nr. Deaf
and Dumb Asylum, out side coi'pora-
tion
Barth Lewis A. elk, Mayhew & I?ranham
Barth Sebastiac, grocer and provision
dealer, 402 S. Tennessee, r. same
Bartholamew Thomas, cooper, r. 145
Bright
Bartlett D. M. student, National Business
College
B.'vrtlett George, elk. bds. 166 E. Market
Bartlett John A. expressman, r. Ft.
AYayne av. cor. St. Joseph
Bartlett Joseph L. eating house, 36 W.
Louisiana, also (Wise & Bartlett), r.
181 S. Tennessee
Bartlett Joseph L. jr. elk. Bartlett &
Williams, bds. 181 S. Tennessee
Bartlett Lydia Mrs. (col'd), wid. end of
Tennessee, N. of Tinker
Bartley Abraham (col'd), lab. r. 158
Douglas
Barton Charles W. blacksmith, II. P.
Kurts, bds. 410 Indiana av.
Barton Rose (col'd), vrorks at 146 W.
Vermont
Barton T. D. genl. freight agt. B. R. W.
bds. Palmer House
Base Ernst, lab. Terre Haute R. R. shops,
r. 70 S. Liberty
THE SINNISSIPPI
Confines its Business
TO THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Basey James, prop'r Empire saloon and
restaurant, 23 N. Illinois, r. 23 W.
Georgia
Bass Lovell (col'd), huckster, r. Bates,
cor. Benton
Bass L. (cold), trader, r. 126 Benton
Bass Martha (col'd), wid. i-. 223 W. Ver-
mont
Bass Robert, (col'd), barber, r. 235 \V.
Ohio
Eassctt Horace II. elk. B. D. Jonea. r-
Pennsylvania, nw. cor. Ohio
Bassett John II. solicitor, J. S. Dunlop,
bds. Meridian, nw. cor. New York
Bastian Charles, cook, W. Selkiug, bds.
with same
Buswell P. W. heater. Rolling Mill, bds.
69 Ann
Bateman George T. salesman, Elliot,
Gadd & Co. bds. 76 S. Meridian
Baterner Adam, book binder, bds. 101 N.
Mississippi
Bates Charles A. (Rout & Bates), r. 355
N. East
Bates Edward, shoemaker, r. Illinois, bet.
McCarty and Ray
Bates Harriet, (cold), r. 240 W. Ohio
Bates Hervey, sr. 190 E. Market, cor. New
.Jersey
Bates Hervey, jr. teller, First National
Bank of Indianapolis, r. 185 N. Del-
aware
BATES HOUSE, R. A. Bell, prop'r, W.
Washington, nw. cor. Illinois
Bates Rice T. salesman. Rout & Bates, r.
355 N. East
Batey John, lab. I. & C. shops, r. Fletch-
er's addition
Bathrick Alonzo, farmer, r. ws. S. West,
bet. Georgia and Maryland
Balleman Mrs. wid. 264 Massachusetts
avenue
Batly Edwin, carpenter. Many & Sons, r.
Broadway, cor. Cherry, outside cor-
poration
Battou Isaac, carpenter, bds. 346 N. Ala-
bama, cor. Walnut
Batty Edward, carpenter, nr. Govera-
ment Stables
Batty John H. flour and feed, 22 S. New
Jersey, r. 213 E. Ohio
Bauer A. H. operator W. U. Telegraph
Office, bds. 33 W. Maryland
Bauer Henry, clerk Cabinet Makers" Un-
ion, bds. at Mrs. Walsh'.«, S. Georgia
Rich Real Laces, at Jones, Hess & Davis'.
Go to 20 West Washington St., to buy your Saddle and Harness Makers'
BAU
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BEC
PIANO TUNING.
LEAVE ORDERS AT
BENHAM &CO.'S,
BATES HOUSE CORNEB.
They employ the Bast Workmen.
Bauer Joseph, barkeeper, St. Nicholas
Exchange, has. G2 S. Delaware
Bauraaii Andrew, lab. r. 81 Elizabeth
fiawd Edwin, cupenter. at B. R. R.
Shop, bds. 270 N. Noble
Bawer M. Mrs. wid. George, r. 77 N< Illi-
nois
Baxter H. B. student National Business j Beaver George, mechanic, Goolman, Mor-
College
Baxter P. D. r. 246 '.V. Washington
Baxter Tiiomas, elk. W. &. H. Glenn
Baymiller Charles P. local editor, r. 130
Massachusetts avenue
Bayonet Elizabeth Mrs. 54 Oak
Bazy Ellen, wid. 267 N. Liberty
Bazy Fred, works in T. H. R. R, Engine
House, r. E. Vermont
Beach Joseph, carpenter, r. Virginia av.
3d house from East
Deal John A. attorney at law, 23 E.
Washington, r. National road, west
of city
Be^le C. N. student National Business
College
Bcale Joshua, paper hanger, r. 384 N.
We?t
Beale M. S. student National Business
College
Beall Alexauder C. elk. Bates House, bds.
same
Beall John William, butcher, r. 289 E.
Ohio
Beam David (Burkctt & Beam), r. 187 S.
Tennessee
Bear Charles, elk. L. H. Mossier, bds. J.
Moses's
Beard Amos, carpenter, r. 183J W. New
York
Beard George M. machinist, r. 98 S. No-
ble
Ueard House, Solomon Beard, propr, 69
W. M:irket, same square Bates House
Beard J. 0. elk. r. 171 Virginia av.
B^ard Solomon, prop'r Beard House, r.
69 W. Market
Bearden A. M. carpenter, cor. Virginia
av. and corporation line, r. Bethel
pike
Bearss Charles W. horsetrader, 2Sh N. Illi-
nois, bds. cor. Market and Illinois
Beasley John E. shoemaker, r. 179 N.
Tennessee
Beasley Thomas, shoemaker, bds. 144 N.
Tennessee
Beasley T. shoestore, 181 N. Tennessee
Beatty Walter W. machinist, D. Root &
Co. bds. Ray House
Beaty D. S. general business agent, room
3 Brown's block, r. 194 E. Michigan
Beaty Elijah H. engineer. Wm. Sheets, r.
j 214 W. New York
I Beaty John, lab. r. 9 Walters
jBeaty John S. student PURDY'S BU^l-
! NESS COLLEGE
I Beaty John W. r. 214 W. New York
I Beaty Robert A. r. 214 W. New York
Beaver Elizabeth, wid. Thomas, r. Mi-
nerva, bet. New York and .Market
Beaver George, muchinist. Case, Marsh
& Wiggins, r. S. Tennessee, bet.
South and Georgia
ris & Co.
1 Beaver John, teamster, r. 25 E. McCarty
i Beaver Kate .Mrs. 420 N. East
I Beck Albert T. student. North Western
j Christian University, bds. 152 N.
I Mississippi
j Beck Christian, gunsmith, 8 S. Penn-
I sylvania, up stairs, r. 152 N. New
j Jersey
I Beck Edward, prop'r Crystal Palace, 44
W. Washington, r. 27 Maryland,
I bet. Illinois and Meridian
j Beck Frederick, butcher, 7 W. McCarty,
r. same
! Beck Henry (Beok & Buskink), r. 89 Fort
Wayne av.
I Beck Jacob, 334 Railroad
: Beck James A. baggageman, r. 30 S.
! West
I Beck John, messenger American Ex-
j press Company, bds. 152 N. New
Jersey
i Beck John, teamster, r. 27G W. Wash-
■ ington
Beck John A. (Graves &. Beck), r. 80 N.
New Jersey
Beck J. C. patent rights, bds. Scott House
Beck Louis, cooper, r. 272 E, Washing-
ton
Beck M. barber, B. Fisher, bds. same
Beck Samuel, gunsmith, 36 Virginia ar.
j r. 152 W. New York
j Beck Samuel T. watchmaker, bds. lr>'2
I N. Mississippi
I Beck Sarah Miss, bds. 56 Bright
Beck & Buskink (Henry Beck and Wm.
Buskink), bakers, 88 Fort Wayn«
I avenue
Becker G. elk. H. Leiber, r. 238 S. New
Jersey
Becker Henry, lab. Butsch & Dickson,
r. 330 Railroad av.
Becker Jacob (Jacob Becker & Co.), r.
Noble, cor. R. R. track
Becker Jacob & Co. (Jacob Becker and
Henry Emerich), merchanE tailors,
127 E. Washington
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle St., bet. Market and Meridian Sts.
Trimmings, Horse Collars, and Carriage Trimmings.
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That has Good Property Insures
Beckett T. M. engineer Central R. R. |
bds. N. Koble » j
Beckley James S. huckster, r. 222 Bluff i
road j
Bcckmfin William, tenmster, McCord & j
AVheatley, r. 330 S. Alabama I « . «
"n-^X-l^r-zrotS '^^i WITH THE SINNISSIPPI.
Beddar Joseph, lab. r. 315 Massachusetts
avenue
Bedlow Robert J. moulder, D. Root & Co.
r. 20 Coburn
Beeber Elisha, weodhauler, 380 N. West
Beeher G. P. bridge carpenter, r. 33
Meek
Beeler George M. fiec'y Ind. Horticul-
tural Society, v. Culvin Fletcher, jr.
Beeler Louis, saddler, r. 279 N. East
Beeler Thomas, bricklayer, bds. 880 N.
West
Behline William, shormaker, 257 S. Dela-
ware, r. 259 S. Delaware
Behm Patrick, lab. lud. Rolling Mill
Behringan Joseph, bai keeper, Edward
Santo, r. S. Illinois, nr. McCarty
B«hrisch Bernard, clothing, retail, 140
S. Illinois, bds. Spencer House
Behrman John, lab. Union Depot, r. 172
S. Noble
Behymer Daniel, carpenter, r. 308 E.
Ohio
BEHY.MER S. commission merchant, 15
S. Delaware, r. 218 E. South
Beidenmeister Charles A. book-keeper,
Free Press Office, r. 149 N. East
Beilstein Earnst, painter, 152 E. Wash-
ington, bds. East, cor. Washington
Belaney Bridget Miss, chambermaid,
Spencer House
Belch Nicholas, lab. r. N. Pennsylvania,
outside corporation, 6th h.
Belcher William H. r. 14 Walters
Bclk Frederick, lab. r. 247 S. Delaware
Bell Alfred R. printer, Herald office, bds.
Little's Hotel
Bell Andrew, (col'd), shoemaker, r. 120
Benton
Bell James S. book-keeper, bds. 169 S.
Tennessee
Bell R. A. prop'r. Bates House, Washing-
ton, nw. cor. Illinois
Bell Sarah H. wid. Marmaduke, r. 882 S.
West
Bell William, express man, r. W. North,
sw. cor. Blackford
Bellefoutaine R. R. Machine Shop, sg.
Winston, bet. Michigan and Ohio
Bellefontaine R. R. outer Freight Depot,
cs. Winston, bet. New York and
Michigan
Bellis John, lab. F. T. Buscbs, r. New
Jersey, bet. Louisiana and South
Bellows Anne, wid. Elihu, bds. N. Missis-
Belser George, Washington Foundry, r.
141 St. Mary's
Bcliz Franklin, bell boy, Spencer House
Beltz Jacob, plasterer, r. cor. Elm and
Cecar
Bembarg Casper, gunsmith, bds. 129 W.
Washington
BEN FRANKLIN JOB ROOMS, E. J.
Metzger. prop'r, 13 W. Maryland
Benard Eugene, saloon, 299 E. Washing-
ton, r. same
BENCE ROBERT F. physician, o Vin-
ton's block, op. P. 0. r. 121 Delaware,
ne. cor. Ohio
Bender Thomas, currier, 293 E. Market
Bender Tobia?, currier, John Fishback,
r. 261 E. Market
Benedict Abraham (Benedict & Vogel),
24 W. Louisiana, r. 248 S. Meridian
BENEDICT & VOGEL (A. Benedict and
M. Vogel), clothiers, 24 W, Louisi-
ana
Benbam Azel M. (A. M. Beuham & Co.),
bds. 17 J Virginia av.
BENHAM A. M. & CO. (Azel M. Ben-
ham and Jeremiah McLean), music
publishers and dealers, 1 Bates
House corner
Benham Henry L. salesman, A. M. Ben-
ham & Co. bds. 17J Virginia av.
Beninger John, cooper, r. 448 E.St. Clair
Benink George, carpenter, bds. 167 E.
McCarty
Benjamin D. 0. machinist, r. 303 S. Me-
ridian
Bennedict William H. grain dealer, bds.
64 W. Maryland
Benner A. U. porter, S\Tiger Manufactur-
ing Co. bds. Globe House y(
Bennerchist B. machinist, Sinker & Co.
Bennett Ann Mrs. r. 19 Hosbrook
Bennett H. W. pattern maker. Sinker i
Co. bds. 392 N. Alabama
Bennett J. B. (Buchanan «fc Bennett), bds.
63 S. IHinois
Bennett Matilda, servant, bds. 101 N.
Mississippi
Bennett Wm. r. 59 Indiana av.
Benneway Almon B. bds. 186 N. David-
son
Benning Kate, wid. James, r. 317 W.
Washington
Benninger Philip, lab. r. 132 N. Noble
Bennon Charles, lab. Central Depot, r. 71
Harrison
Bippi
W. G. Dabbs, wholesale dealer in Photographic and Ambrotype Stock.
Omar Newman, east of Union Depot, Wholesale Agent for Indiana, for
BEN
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Musician ! Dealer ! Friend !
Whoever ycu are, call again ou
A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
Fur any article in the MUSIC TRADE.
i'enson A. butcher, r. 77 W. South
IJenson David, r. 182 S. Delaware
Benson Henry C. elk. Louis Danayger,
bds. S. Mississippi, nr. Washington
Benson John A. toll gate keeper, end W.
Washington, r. same
Uenlon A. R. pres. N. W. C. University,
N. end Plum, out side corporation
line
Benton Harvey S. boiler maker, I. & C.
R. R. Car Works, r. 02 Fletcher av.
Bontz Adam, baker, Rowley's Bakery, r.
204 N. Noble
Uentz Louis, wagon maker, bds. 204 N.
Noble
Berendes Joseph, cabinet maker, N. Jose,
r. 8 S. Pennsylvania
J]erg F. Mrs. r. 171 E. South
Berg Henry, (Ruschhaupt, Zscbcch &
Berg), r. 235 S. Alabama
Berg Jasper, currier, Moony & Co. bds.
Mississippi, bet. Georgia and Louis-
ianna
I'ergener G. book-keeper, r. 110 W. Wash-
ington
Kerghorn Frederick, lab. B. R. W. shop
Bergman Francis, soip and candle
maker, office 61 E. Washington, fac-
tory and residence, S. West, beyond
city limits
Berke Henry, stone mason, r. 844 S. Del-
aware
Berkey Emil, shoemaker, bds. 218 E.
Washington
Bernard James, sec. Chamber of Com-
merce, bds. Bates House
Bernauer Joseph, lab. I. & C. Shop, 132
Huron •■
Bernhainftr Willt?im, plasterer, r. 284 N.
West
Bernig William, lab. r. 204 Union
^Bernstein Samuel, clerk, M. Dernham,
r. Wabash alley, bet. Ohio and Mar-
ket, East and New Jersey
Berry Andy (col'd), lab. bds. 6th, bet.
Tennessee and Mississippi
Berry Austin, printer, Journal office, bds.
Market, cor. Circle
Berry Charles, bds. Scott House
Berry John, lab. r. 145 Huron
Berry John, helper, Ind. Rolling Mill
Berry John, teamster, r. 225 N. Missis
sippi
BERRY JOHN R- sec. Sinnissippi Ins.
Co. r. 314 W. New York
Berry L. elk. 25 N. Pennsylvania, bds.
32 E. Ohio
Berry Mary Mrs. St. Clair, nr. P. R. R.
track
Berry Mike, lab. Arsenal, r. lofi Spring
Berry Patrick, lab. r. 394 S. West
Berryman James, machinist. Sinker k
Co. bds. 88 S. Noble
Berryman John, blacksmith, r. 88 S. No-
ble
Berryman John, porter, Union Depot, r.
S. Noble
Berst George, tanner, r. 435 S. Illinois
Berwin George, salesman, Benjamin Si-
mon, jr. r. 14 E. Washington
Bess Valentine, cabinet maker, r. 420 S.
East
Bettes William H. shoemaker, r. 170 E.
Walnut
Belts Alfred H. cooper, r. 281 N. Missis-
sippi
Bever George, machinist, r. 195 S. Ten-
nessee
Beyer Adara, r. 78 N. Noble
Beyer Frederick Mrs. midwife, r. 78 N.
Noble
Beyer Geo. carpenter, Calvin Fletcher,
477 N. New Jersey
Beyers George, bds. 126 N. Tennessee
Beyersdorfer George, book-keeper, W.
Selking, bds. same
Bick George, elk. A. Bretz
Bickall J. F., R. E. agt. bds. 232 N. Illi-
nois
Bicknell Joseph, printer. Journal office,
r. 179 Illinois, nr. Union Depot
Bidd James, (col'd), head waiter, Bates
House, bds. same
Biddy James M. lab. r. 558 S. Illinois
Biden Ella J. Mrs. dress maker, r. 177
I E. Washington
I Bidera Mathias, blacksmith, Sinker & Co.
bds. 132 St. Joseph
1 Bidleman S. boot and shoe maker, J. N.
j Rose, r. Huron
I Bieler J. L. saddjer, fore nan, Reyer &
I Thorns, r. 123 East
j Biff Nicholas, shoemaker, L. Wachters,
! r. 151 N. Noble
I Bigelow Herbert N. elk. bds. Michigan,
i cor. Massachusetts av.
Bigelow I. K. nr. Government Stables
Bigelow I. S., Dep't U. S. Marshal, office
P. 0. bldg. r. Michigan, cor. Massa-
chusetts av.
Bigley Robert, stone cutter, r. 376 E.
New York
Bill Charles, (Bill & Palmer)
Bill & Palmer, (Charles Bill and W. H.
Palmer), subscription book publish-
ers, 13 S. Meridian
Billings Henry M. painter, Central R. R.
shop, r. 174 N. Davidson
Party Silks, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hail.
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, Retail Office 60 E. Market St. Indianp'Js.
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Billinrrs J. M. studeiU, Nsilional Business
College
Biilings Wm. bricklayer, r. rear 1()5 !•].
St,. Mary
15illino;sley A. D., R. E. iigt. bJs. ws. N.
Tennessee, bet. 1st and 2d
Billingsley Henry M. (Hume & Billings-
ley), r. Tennessee, bet. 4th and 5tli
Binder William J. printer, Diiily Herald,
hds. F:ittison House
Bint,liiini J. J. r. W, .\hiryland, cor. .Mis-
sissippi
Bingham J. W. clerk, Daily, Kiefer & Co.
bds. 148 W. Maryland
Bingham William B. salesman, Frank
Wright, r. 32 N. California
Bingham W. P. (W. P. Bingham & Co.),
jeweler, r. 32 California
BINGHAM W. P. & CO. (W. P. Bingham
and Joseph H. Sprague), watches,
jewelry and silver ware, 50 E. Wash-
ington
Binkley Benjamin Pv. mnchinist Indian-
apolis AgrieuUuriil Works
Binkley Samuel (Goolman, Alorris «& Co.)
r.'lT'J Eddy
Binkley Samuel, blacksmith r. 115 N.
Missouri
Bir Christ, lab. 94 N. Meridian
Birch Milton, blacksmith, r. 388 W. New
York
Birchtield Mary Mrs. wid. 30 Indiana av.
Bird.-'Vbram, 129 N. Illinois
Biri Frank, elk. West & Dudley, r. 129
N. Illinois
Bird Frank, engineer, I. .% J. R. B. r. i
cor. Ray and R. R. a v.
Bird Henry, barber, bds. 75 W. Georgia
Bird James A. lab. r. cor. Ray and II. R.
av.
Birket, Charles W. t.Tilor, r. 408 Virginia
av.
Bisbing jMcob, marshal, r. 212 N. West
Bishop E. B. elk. B. R. \\ . freight office,
bds. 82 N. Pennsylvani.i, Mrs.
Bright's
Bishop George .M. fireman. Engine No. 3,
bds. Mrs. Conner's
Bishop Jesse (col'd), lab..r. 490 S. Illinois
Bishop Lewis, lab. r. 391 N. New Jeisey
Bishop William, B. R. B. office, r. 244 i\.
Illinois
Bishop William, finisher, Ind. Rolling
Mill
Bishop William A. V lab. r. 3G(J S. Ten-
nessee
Risking Christ,- lab. I. C. R. R. shop
Bisking William, carpenter, I. & C. R. R
shop, r. 2d house east, corporation
line
Bistaa Edward, butcher, bds. 101 N. .Mis-
sissippi
Bistaa James, butcher, bds. 101 N. Mis-
Office 35 E. Markei Bt=
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL OVEH
S 5 00,0 O O.
Biesippi
Bixby Ella, wid. L. C. boarding hoiiee,
lo6 E. Market
Bixby Frank L. student, bds IGO E. Mar-
ket
Black Andrew, plasterer, r. 23 W. Rose
Black George H. carpenter, r. 283 W.
Michigan
Black George W. salesman, Robertson ,"i
Close, bds. Mrs. Reed's
Black George W. giocer, 312 N. Meridian,
r. 232 N. Illinois
Black James B law student, Porter, Har-
rison & Fishback, r. at office
Black John, lab. bils. 110 Indiana av.
Black John, elk. Maey House, bds. san;e
Black Joshua, deputy constable, r. 246
N. West
Black Maria E. wid. Edwin, 127 S. Ten-
nesisee
Black Sally, r. nr. 7th, bet. Delaware and
Pennsylvania, out side corporation
Black William M. tanner, r. 105 S. Ter,-
nessee
Blackledge "William, carpenter, C. Eden
& CO. r. 293 Winston
Blackuer Annie, servant, 113 N. Missis-
sippi
BlacKwell If. spoke turner, Osgood, Smitii
k Co.
Blackwell J. bender, Osgood, Smith & Co.
Blackwell Thomas, helper, Ind. Rolling:
Mill, r. 374 S.Tennessee
Bladen William, elk. New York store,
bds. 32 Massachusetts av. ^
Blaes Nicholas, piop'r, St. Nicholas sa-
loon, 02 S. Delawaie, r. same
Blain Thorn; 8, Novelty foundiy, r. ITn
\V. 2>^ew York
Blain • Thomas, jr. inacldnist, Union
Foundry, bds. 175 W. New York
Blain Willi im, paii;t3r, Louis Helly, bd.-^.
175 W. New York
Blaiu V*'ilson, painter, r. 81 Ann
Blair John, helper, Ind. Rolling Mill
Blair N. painter, bds. 288 W. WashingloR
Blake James R. bds. 308 N. Tennessee
Blake John Geiry, law student, bds. SOS
N. Tennessee
Blake John W. altorne}' at law and w.^r
claim agent, 79 W. Washington, bds.
Palmer House
Blake Mrs. wid. (col'd), washer woman, v.-
2d, W.of R. B.
Blake Sailie Miss, bds. 139 W. Market
Blake Samuel, bds. 308 N. Tennessee
Fine Dress Goods, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Sulgrove, Reynolds &. Co., Wholesale and Re
tail dealers in Saddlery
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WHEN TO BUY A PIANO.
When you can get a
STANDARD INSTRUMENT,
yuch as a
Knabe or a Steinway.
Blood Lucius, porler, Amoricau Express
Co. Union depot
Bloom F. soap manufacturer, r. 27 W. St.
Clair
Dloom Peter, Helwigs planiug mill, bds.
101 N. Mississippi
Bloom Solomon, (Laud;)uer & Co.), r.
Cincinnati, 0.
j Bloomendale H. A. carpentei-, r. 302 W.
Blake Wm. M. r. 327 N. Tennessee j Washington
Blftkely Jas. worksatJ. M. Lord's, North, j Bloomer Isaac, law student. Ketchum k
cor. Pennsylvania i Mitchell
UUaehard Frederick C. cutter, Dury, j Bloomer I. L. attorney at law, Vhiton's
Merritt & Wightman, bds. Mrs.! blk. bds. 172 N. East
Reed's i Bloomer John, lab. r. 331 S. Missouri
liUnd Hiram, carpenter and builder, 77 ' Blotz J. J. lab. r. 277 Bluff road
« . Mci^arty, r. same i Blount J. B. student, N. W. C. Universit?,
li!.AND, MYEBS & WOODBURY (T. A.
Bland, .J. C. Myers and U. T. W^ood-
bury), prop'rs, Home Vi.«itor and
Northwestern Farmer 33^ N. Illinois
lilund M. Cora Mrs. asst, editor Home
Visitor, r. 74 S. Mississippi
LJiMnd Timothy, brickmouldei-, r. 365 E.
Market
BLrnd T. A. (Bland, Myers & Wood-
bury), r. 74 S. Mississippi
Wiine Ann, wid. John B. s^ileswoman, J.
W. Copeland, r. 117 Indiana av.
I'lank Anthony, salesman, C. V^orinegut,
bds. 180 E. Washington
Bliuik William, painter, Frank Fertig, r.
Virginia av. bet. South and Louisi-
ana
IJirtnkenship Louis, carpenter, S. West
I'dare Holdtjn, lab. bds. Sherid^m House
BKse Henry, Ub. .McCord & Wheatley,
bds. 173 Union
it;.-\sueck Christian, cabinet maker, r. j
474 N. Alabama
Clata C. -Mrs. groceries, 15(1 Bluff rd. r.
same
lUauTelt David C. paper maker, r. 35
Bright
ri.auvelt James, cooper, r. 427 E. Ver-
BlOQt
Bh.avelt James, jr. fireman, Central R. R.
bds. 427 E. Michigan
Blt'BS Eleazer, r. 340 N. New Jersey, sw.
cor. Walnut
Kiesaing John, (Elliott, Gadd & Co.), r.
Shelby ville. Ind.
BleUner John, blacksmith, r. 284 E. Lou-
isiana
Bljzjard John, turnkej', county jail, r.
Market, i;e. cor. Alabama
Block Lijaac, (Heinsheimer & Block), r. at
iBtore
Block John, lab. Ms. 518 E. Washington
Blodgett Jane, wid. Andrew, r. N. Nliss-
iss ppi
Blogrtterth Victor, mason^ r. 120 N. Noble
Dlond N. .Mrs. r. 117 Indiana av.
r. Broadway, es. nr. cor. ("Cherry
Blue A. M. gas titter, 38 and 40 Kentucky
av.
Blue Gerard, farmer, r. 498 N. Illinois
Blue Vincent, carpenter, r. 365 N. East
Blue Wm.bds. 498 N. Illinois
Bly John, r. 399 S.East
Bly O. H. P. brick maker, r. 82 N. East
Blythe Samuel, driver, fire engine No. 8.
r. 187 S. Alabama
Blythe William, pattern maker, r. 172 S.
Meridian
Blythe Wm. M. engineer, Bellefontaino
U. R. r. 128 Bates
Boaz William, U. S. Receiver, r. 351 S.
Pennsylvania
Boaz William M clerk, circuit clerk's of-
fice, bds. 351 y. Pennsylvania
Bobbs Elizabeth Mrs. r. 195 N. Pennsyl-
vania
Bobbs J. S, physician, over Harricon's
Bank
Bochert Frederick, coppermith. r. 282 E.
Washington
Bocksthaler Charles, clerk, A. Metzger &
Co. r. 72 W. South
Bodcmiller Leonard, blacksmith, r. 70 St.
Marys
Bodenhoimer William, printer. Journal
office, bds. Scott House
Bocdenmiller Leonard, carriage smith, y.
1st, nr. city limits
Boehm Charles G. elk. Van Camp, Jack-
son & Co. r. 23 Kentucky a v.
Boehm David, salesman, Benj. Simon, jr.
r. 14 E. Washington
Boehmer H. tailor, M. Criqui, r. New
Jersey, nr. Blind Asylum
Boerum Joseph S. mail agent, B. B. W. r.
414 N. Delaware
Boese Ernst, porter, Jacob Voegtle
Boetticher Julius, pub. Indiana Volks-
blatt, 164 E. Washington, r. snme
B.jetticher Otto, printer, Volksblatt^oflBce,
bds. 166 E. Washiuston
Bogftrdus Wm. lab. Hill & Wingate. r.
283 E. Georgia
W. G. Dabbs, wholesale and retail dealer in Albums, Frames, etc.
Hardware, and Horse Cottar IVIanfrs., 20 West Wasliington Street.
BOG
199
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IJogfirf. Andy, machinist, Sloan, Burk &
Woollen, r. 340 S. Delaware
Bogert Caroline Mrs. r. 260 Patterson
Boggeas H. 11. (H. H. Boggess & Co.). r.
179 N. Alabama
Uoggess H. H. & Co. (Henry H. Boggess,
William Hacker and Jesse W. Elli-
ott), real estate and insurance agts.
Washington, se. cor. Tennessee
Kogle R. D. saloon, 199 E. Washington,
r. 329 E. Market
Hognon C. F. moulder, D. Root & Co.
Bohlen D. A. architect, r. und office 31
W. Ohio
Hohrman John, bagg.ageman, Union de-
pot, r. 172 S. Noble
IJokern Joseph, watchmaker, r. 23 N. New
Jersey
Bolan Michael, helper, Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill, r. 45 Henry
Bolan VVm. policeman, r. 56 Bright
Bolaud Kelles, bds. 83 N. Pennsylvania
Boland Kelles H. elk. Bank of the State
of Indiana, bds. 61 N. Pennsj'lvania
i'oiander Jake, butcher, 92 Illinois, cor.
Ohio
Hoick John, barkeeper, r. 321 E. Ohio
Boler John, lab. r. 72 15 ail road
Boler Mary, wid. r. 72 Railroad
Boler Kate, chambermaid Little's Hotel
Boler Ned. lab. r. 72 Railroad
Bollinger Frank, lab. bds. 342 Virginia
av.
Bollman Fred, bakery and confectionery,
107 E. Washington
l?o11man Menry, p;iinter, Frank Fertig, r.
W. Vermont, ni-. Canal
Bolder George, painter, r. 18 Douglas
Bolster Frederick, brewer, Frank Wright,
r. 192 N. Mississippi
Boltemyer William, lab. r. 339 E. Mc-
Carty
Bolfon Annie T. Miss, r. 164 S. New Jer-
sey
Bolton James, freight dispatcher and
yard master B. R. R. r. 289 Winston
Bombarger David, carpenter, r. 287 Indi-
ana av.
Boiner Elizabeth, servant, 48 Circle
Bomheifer Henry, carpenter, r. 23t) Rail-
road av.
Hond A. V. boot and shoe maker, A. Kno-
dle, r. 67 W. New York
Bond Caroline .Mrs. r. 41 Huron
iiond .'esse, wood dealer, r. N. West
Virtud J. L. livery and wagon yard, Cen-
ter, bet. Pennsylvania and Delaware,
north of Market, r. ws. N. Pennsyl-
vania, 4th house outside of corpora-
tion
bond Pleasant, teacher, bds. 347 N. Del-
aware
Houd Wm. harness maker, Sulgrove &
Reynolds, bds. 67 W. New York
TIIESI^KI8!^iFPI
ISSUES POLICIES FOR ANT TEHM
Not Exceeding Seven Years.
Bond William A. harues.s maker. Sellers
& Wood, bds. 35 W. New York
Bone John, spoke turner, Osgood & Smith,
r. 324 Railroad av.
Bonham Burris M. actor, Metropolitan
Theatre, bds. 14 S. Mississippi
Bonner Thomas, carpenter, r. 87 Benton
Boiitaka Henry, carpenter, bds. 60 S. Del-
aware
Book Henry, carpenter, bds. 576 E. Waah-
ington
Booke Charles, druggist, bds. 72 West
South
Booker Edwin (col'd), lab. 180 E. Ohio
Booker Sarah Mrs. (cold), servant, 180
E. Ohio
Bookhorn Christian, wagonmaker, bds.
98 N. Davidson, cor. Ohio
Bookhorn VVm. chairmaker, bds. 98 N.
Davidson, cor. Ohio
Bookster Jolin, carpenter, I. &, C. railroad
shop, bds. 61 S.Noble
Bookstahres Mathias, confectioner, 72
W. South, bds. 72 W. South
Bookstahres Sarah Mrs. r. 72 W. South
Borgfeldt George, (LudorfiF & Co.) r. New
York
Borgmann Henry, lab. r. 473 E. Georgia i
Borgner Charles, cigarmaker, bds. 29
CJhatham
Borgner John, stonemason, r. 29 Chat-
ham
Boring Ephraim, plasterer, r. 426 N,
Meiidian
Born William F. rope:naker, r 259 8.
West
Borst Frank, meat market, 22 Bates
House, r. Bluff road
Boss John, lab. r. 54 Circle
BossertJohn, baker, Nickum & Parrot t,
r. 36 Dougherty
Bos well John, carpenter, r. Wright, bet.
Buchanan and Dougherty
Bothwell Henry, saloon, 208 W. Wash
ington, r. same
• ott George F. printer. Daily Telegraph.
bds. Volk's Garden, Washington
Bouchet Edward, cleaning and repairing,
50 Illinois, r. same
Boulange C. music teacher, r. 152 B.
Washington
Bouslog Bashie Miss (Bouslog & Van-
laningham), r. 28 Virginia av.
Bouslog Rawley, boarding house, 8?»
Eddy, r. same
\V. G. Dabbs can furnish the best Atbumen Paper in the West, at low prices.
Palmer's Hcrse Hay Forks. See advertisement opposite title page.
BOU
200
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.a.. K^. BBIg'HA.SS 6e. CO., I BOYD, FERIIEE & JOHNSTON (J. T.
Bates House Corner,! johuston), pbysici.i,.s, ca n. Penn-
Wholesale and Ketail Dealers in syl v.inia
i Bojd Frank A. (Wooa & Bnyd), r. 20
MUSICAL MEaCHANDISE L 7[r^---- „ , , ,, „ ,-
I Boyd Georoje \\ . elk. D. K. \\ . bds. 1^.
OF r.VKKY DESCKIPTION. | g Alabama
j Boyd J. T. (Boyd, Ferree & Johnston \ v.
Bousing R. houding bouse, 20 S. Peiin- | in Massachusetts av.
sylvaiiia, r. same ; Coyd Richard M. carpenter, bds. ^V.
Bouslog *; Vanlaningham (Miss Bashie j .Market, bet. Illinois and Tennesscf!
Bonslog and Mrs. Emma Vanlaning- I Coyd Thomas N. (Cramer ."t Boyd), r.
h.ni), dressmakers and milliners, j ]69 W. Washington
28 Virgirii i avenue | Boyd William H. telegraph operator, T.
Bouvy A. iiMsmith, Deloss, Root i Co. r. j H. & I. K. R. bds. Spencer House
a32 S. Delaware | Boyd William P. ctbinet maker, Mathew
Covy II. liniier, r. 334 S. Delaware 1 Long, bds. Mrs. Reed's
Bowen Frank W. president Ind. Oil Co. 1 Boyer .Martin, salesman, J. A. Strausc,
bds. Rales Hou^e I bds. W. Georgia, bet. Illinois and
Bowen Oliver, piinter, nr. 7th, bet. Penn- Tennessee
?ylv.iui.i and Delaware Boyer William (col'd), wliilewasher, r.
Bowen Pai'ick, lab. r. 3G4 S. Tennessee
Do wen S. T (Rowen, Stewart & Co ), r.
82 W. VcM-nio-it
BOWEN, STEWART & CO. (S. T. Bowen,
Mis. U'iit. Stewart, C. G. Stewart
an I A. D. (Jlirkej, wholesale and
retail ii(i()k"-eliers and stationers, 18
W. W:.3iiin;;ion
Bowen ^Villi:^Ml, painter, r. 211 E. Mar-
ket
Bowen William C. saloon, 71 S. Illinois,
r. S!i me
Bower Goileib. t«ilor, r. S. Illinois
Bower .Jacob elk. EJ. ilenisch, bds. 176
81 W. Georgia
Brach Alvin, book-keeper. Col. Streiglii.
r. 68 Bates
Brackeb'ish Charles J. (Lukens & Bracke-
busli). r. N. Tennessee, bet. Isl and 2d
Brackebush L. Miss, teacher French and
German, Ind. Female College
Brackebush Mrs. ws. N. Tennessee, bet.
1st and 2d
Brackebush Otto, elk. Union R. R. Ticket
Office, r. N. Tennessee, bet. 1st and
2d
Bracken Patrick, lab. at 308 N. Tennes-
tt. Illinois I Brackfn Thomas, lumber dealer, r. o''^
Bower l.oitisi .Mrs. r. 318 Winston | W. St. Joseph
Boweis Georu^c A. bds. 70 N. East Bracken Susan Mrs. wid. 370 Winston
Bowers R. Mis r 292 S. East
Bowler Mary, servavi, 282 W. New York
Bowles George W. bds. Palmer House
Bowle.s ThoMias fl lawyer, 64 E. Wash-
iiijitui). r. 493 N. Meridian
Bowles VVillcni. 34 W. North
Bowlus George .A. book-keeper, Wiley &
Martin
Bowni:ii> A. G painter, Frank Fertig, r.
2«8 Rniro.id av.
Bowniiii Fi'iiik (col'd), whitewasher, r.
Kil l...il,liri :iV.
BowmMii S. o-iipeuter, bds. 37 Indiana
Brackin T. E. (Isgrigg & Br...ckin), r.
ss. W. New York, bet. Bright ani
Douglass
Bradamire John F. teamster, r. 223 E.
.Michigan
Endeti B. F. teamster, r. 300 W. Ver-
mont
Braden David P. marslml Glli district, r.
807 N. Pennsylvania
Braden J. (W. & J. Bialen), bds. J.
i Pyle's, N. Meridian
j Braden William (Wm. ^c .1. Braden), r.
I 475 N. Illinois
ii^ei.ii.- j Br.aden William & J. (William ;ind Jame!<
Bowman. U illiai!, C. caipentcr, r. 424 S. ! Braden), printers, st.ptioners, blank-
Illinois book manufacturer." and lithograph-
Bowser L. •'. (hangsdale & Bowser), r. I ers, 24 W. Washingtnn
275 S. Noide j Braden William & Co. (Wiiliam Braden
Boxall ha-ic, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill | and George Koch), hiliographers.
Boyce William .M. carpenter, r. o03 S. Washington, sw. cor. Meridian
Emsi Bradey Daniel, lab. r. 134 S. .Meridian
Boyd B ivnard, l.ib. Charles Cox, r. l.jo j Bradford J. W. piano dealer, bds. Little?
Hi,e,h I Hotel
Boyd 1). M. r. t77 S. Alabama j Bradley Bernard, stonecutter, bds. O'Cou-
j nor House
Alexandre Kid Gloves, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Russell's Reapers and Mowers. See advertisement opposite title page.
BRA
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Bradley Frank, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Bradley Jeptha W. elk. W. E, Feather-
ston, r. 113 S. Benton
Bradley John M. elk. bds. Col. H. Dailey's
Bradley Julia, wid. (col'dj, r. 391 W.
Washington
Bradley Mary Miss, ehambermaid, Bates
House
Bradley William, lab r. al. bet. S. East
. and S. Noble, nr. I. & C. R R.
Brado Joseph, snlesmfin, Tyler's Bee
Hive, r. 199 Virginia av.
Brado Thomas, dry goods, groceries, etc.
199 S. East, r. same
Bradshaw George, carpenter, bds. ss, E.
Washington, outside corporation
Bradshaw John, r. 26 E. Vermont
Bradshaw John W. elk. bds. 1()4 N. East
Bradshaw Margaret Mrs. r. 264 N. Ten-
nessee
Bradshaw William A., U. S. Assessor of
Internal Revenue, office 14 Talbott
and New's block, r. 164 N. East
Bradshaw William J. (W. A. Bradshaw
& Son), r. 164 N. East
Bradshaw W. A. & Son (William A. and
William J. Bradshaw). produce deal-
ers, 14 Talbot and New's block
Brady Daniel, lab. bds. Depot Exchange
Brady Ellen, servant, 282 W. New York
Brady James, lab. tobacco factory, nr.
Madison Depot, r. 225 S. Delaware
Brady James C. musician, r. Delaware,
bet. South and Duncan
Brady John, bricklayer, bds. 90 Railroad
Brady John, boarding house, r. 101 N.
Mi.«sissippi, ne. cor. Ohio
Brady Mike, brickmason, es. Illinois, bet.
4th and 6th
Brady Rose, servant, 54 Circle
Bradymire Charles, lab. r. 252 E. Mar-
ket
Bradymire Chris, lab. B. R. R. yard, r.
279 N. Davidson
Bradymire Enin^r, lab. B. R. R. freight
house, bds. 279 N. Davidson
Bragg Thomas F. bds. 119 W. Washing-
ton
Brah Leopold, Star saloon, 88 Ft. Wayne
av. r. same
Braham Honorah Miss, cloakmaker, bds.
92 W. Ohio
Brainard Henry G. with L. W. Rouse &
Co. bds. Bates House
Brake John, fireman, Central R. R. bds.
320 E. Washington
Braking C. W. drayman, r. 143 Union
Braman Alonzo, 82 Massachusetts av.
Bramble William, patternmaker, D. Root
& Co. r. 320 S. Delaware
Bramkamp Henry, butcher, r. ws. N.
Pennsylvania, 5th house outside cor-
poration
THE!!«»I1^.'VI1^S!^IPF1
PAID OVER
$40,000 IN LOSSES
During the year 1865.
14
Gloves and Hosiery, at
Bramwell John M. book-keeper, Brown-
ing & Sloan, r. 68 S. Mississippi
Bramwell Z. F. engineer, r. 124 E. Mer-
rill
Branch nf the Bank of the Sta<e of In-
diana, Oliver Tousey, president, Geo.
Tousey, vice president, D. M. Taylor,
cashier, Washington, ne. cor. Meri-
dian
Brand Daniel, tinsmiih, Jacob Voegtle
Brand Herbert, cook. Little's Hotel
Brand Thomas T. Capt. chief mustering
officer, headquarters VVsshington
Hall, nr. Theater, r. 17^ Virginia av.
Brandt Ciiristiun (C. & H. Brandt), ss.E.
Washingion, outside corporation
Brandt C. & H. (Christian and Heinry),
grocers, E. Washington, outside cor-
poration
Brandt Henry (C. & H. Brandt), r. E.
Washingion, outside corporation
Branham Edward (Mayhew & Branham),
r. 35 Forrest av.
Brannan John, janitor, P.O. building, r.
439 Virginia av.
Branner John (col'd), lab. r. 63 Circle
Brant Joseph, elk. Sheridan House, bds.
same
Branyan James, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Branyan Robert, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Branyan Sarah, wid. Andrew, r. 278 S.
Mississippi
Branyan William, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Brasiser Thomas, elk. bds. Scott House
Braster John, r. 330 S. Alabama
Brattain H. T. r. 283 E. Georgia
Brattain Jonathan, teamster, r. 138 Bluff
road
Bratton William J. expressman, r. 70 N.
Delaware
Bray John S. lieut. of police, r. 240 N.
East
Bray Peter L. plasterer, 176 Massachu-
setts av.
Bray William, elk. bds. 240 N. East
Bredehop Dietrich H. expressman, r. 218
Virginia av.
Brcdeni Louis, tailor, 463 N. Alabama
Breedlove David C. r. 153 N. West
Breen James, B. R. R. tracklayer, r. 339
Winston
Bremerman Frederick, wagonmaker, r.
340 N. Alabama
Brenholts Lewis, boilermaker, r. 55 Ma-
ple
Jones, Hess & Davis'.
Saddlery Hardware, Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Horse Collars, etc., can
BRE
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A. la. BSTtnATO. 6l CO.,
Music Dealers
EATES HOUSE CORNER,
INDIA!\APOLIS.
Brenker William, cooper, r. 343 N. New
Jersey
BreDDHU Daniel, hostler, Henry Allen,
hds. W. of West, nr. river
Brennan John, cooper, California, nr.
Washington, r. end W. Washington
BrennMn John, janitor, P. 0. building, r.
439 Virginia av.
Brennin Thomas, lab r. 74 Bicking
Brennan Thomas, apprentice, B. C. Shaw.
r. 226 Railroad
Brennjin Thomas, coach painter, bds. 276
N. Railroad
Brennan William, lab. r. 276 N. Railroad
Brenning Fred, carpenter, r. 397 S. Del-
aware
Brenning G. photograph artist, bds. E.
Washington, cor. East
Brensel Henry, lab D. Root & Co. r. 181
S. Pennsylvania
Brese Oliver, carpenter, H. H. Nelson,
b'Is. 101 N Mississippi
Bretney Clara Miss, r. 180 N. Missouri
Bretiiey Eugene, r. 180 N. Missouri
Bretney Wil iam, policeman, r. 180 N.
Missouri
Brett M. L. miller, r. 2 E. Michigan
BRETZ ADAM, grocer and provision
dealer, 44 W. Louisiana, r. Illinois,
bet. Georgia and Louisiana
Breunig (ieorge, pastor German Metho-
dist Church, Ohio, bet. New Jersey
and East, r. 476 N. Alabama
Breuninger Augustus, groceries, 180 W.
Washington, r. same
Brewer Alfred, manager Union telegraph
line, oifice W. end Union Depot, bds. i
City Hotel
Brewer Edward (col'd), barber, r. 160 '>
Douglass
Brewer Fannie Miss, dress and cloak i
maker, Mrs. M. Patterson, r. 413 N. '
New Jersey I
Brewer Margaret Miss, teacher literary
department, Ind. Female College j
BrewermyckoflF Samuel, lab. r. ws. N. !
Tennessee, bet. 4th and 5th j
Brian Taylor W. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Briant C. C. elk. J. F. Hornaday, r. rear
of Massachusetts av.
Brick Michael, helper, Ind. Rolling Mill
Brickett D. A. Miss, r. 227 W. Market
Bride John, saloon, bds. Mississippi, cor.
.Michigan
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle
Bridges Charles H. train baggagemaster,
Ind. Central R. R. bds. 218 N. Ala-
bama
Briggermann William (Briggermann &
Rasener), r. 342 E. Ohio
Briggermann & Rasener (William Brig-
germann and Rasener), gro-
cers, ret. Ohio, cor. Noble
Briggs Alfred, r 452 S. New Jersey
Briggs Elizabeth Mrs. r. 888 Indiana av.
Briggs Erastus, elk. bds. 264 Massachu-
setts av.
Briggs .Milton, carpenter, bds. 264 Mas-
sachusetts av.
Briggs William, carpenter, r. 264 Massa-
chusetts av.
Brigham Charles E. printer, Ben. Frank-
lin, r. 79 N. Pennsylvania
Bright Amos, printer, bds. 83 N. Penn-
sylvania
Bright C. E Mrs. seamstress, r. 26 Maple
Bright Eliza .Mrs. boarding house, r. 83
N. Pennsylvania
Bright Maria Miss, r. Minerva, bet. Mar-
ket and New York
Brill John, carpenter, r. 156 Bluflf rd.
Brimmer Castin, carriage maker, r. 378
N. Delaware
Brimmerman Fred, wagonmaker, r. 340
N. Alabama
Brink Christian A. D. salesman, Charles
Mayer, r. 131 N. New Jersey
Brink Fred, teamster, John Fishback, r.
432 E. Vermont
Brink William, tailor, E. Washington, r.
393 E Michigan
Brinkel David, saloon, 62 E. South, r.
same
Brinker August, grocer, 174 W. New
York, r. same
Brinkley Samuel (Goolman, Morris &
Co.)
Brinkman Charles, r. 131 N. New Jersey
Brinkman John F. grocer, 261 Massachu-
setts av. r. same
Brinkmeyer Fred, porter, J. C. Brink-
meyer, r. 234 Davidson
Brinkmeyer George, traveling agent, J.
C. Brinkmeyer, r. 238 Davidson
Brinkmeyer John C. wines and liquors,
whol. 82 W. Washington, r 288 N.
Liberty
Brinkmeyer & Schneider, (J. C. Brink-
meyer and J. Schneider), Phoenix
bell and brass foundry, 26 Union R.
R. track
Brinkworth George, elk. C. H. Davidge,
bds. Mrs. Wise's, Illinois, nr. Ohio
Brinner John, cooper, r. 878 W. Washing-
ton
Brinner John, bds. Walker House
Brister William, salesman, J. C. Morris,
37 S. Illinois
St., bet. Market and Meridian.
be bought of Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., 20 West Washington Street.
BRI
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Bristol Anthony I. traveling agent, Daily
Kiefor & Co. r. 59 W. Maryland
Bristol William M. elk. Jeff. R. R. r. 189
E. Mnrket
Bristor Sam. M. carriagem.iker, r. 135 N.
Delaware
Bristor William A. elk. bds. 135 N. Dela-
ware
Bristor W. A. ( Bristor & Ebert), r. 135 N.
Deliiware
Bristor & Ebert, (W. A. Bristor and John
Ebert), boots and shoes, ret. 75 East
Washington
Bristow Wm. salesman, H. F. Jennings,
18 S. Illinois
Brittiiighrim A. helper, Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill, bds. 69 Ann
Britton John G. (col'd), barber shop, 181
W. Washington, r. same
Eriiton Samuel, fireman, B. R. R. bds. 71
Peru
Brock J. M. blacksmith, bds. 238 West
Washington
Brock Robert, carpenter, r. 352 Virginia
av.
Brocklin Thomas E. lumber yard, r. New
York. bet. Bright and Douglass
Brocksmith Henry, blacksmith, Rusch-
haupt, Zschech & Berg, r. Huron, bet.
Noble and Pine
Brode J.'imes, machinist, r. 23 Willard
Broden James, mo.ilder, r. 271 E. New
York
Brodim John, tinner, bds. 271 East New
York
liroden Mike, printer, r. 269 East New
York
Brodi'n Patrick, moulder, r 2 Henry
Broderiok John, machinist, r. 113 North
West
Brode'rick Martin, lab. arsenal, bds. 292
Winston
Broderick Mary wid. i*: 140 Indiana av.
Brommel R. lab. r. 26 W. McCIarty
Brommer Frederick, saloon, 12 S. Dela-
ware, r. 239 Davidson, cor. Michigan
Bronson Charles E. printer, r. 324 E.
E. New York
Brooker Thomas, mason, r. 6tb, cor. Tenn-
essee
Brookman Wm. bds. 54 Oak
Brooks George C. salesman. Baker &
Mclver, r. 262 N. East
Broomendale H. A. carpenter, r. 302 W.
Washington
Broop Peter, collarmaker, r. 341 S. Penn-
sylvania
Brothers John, blacksmith, r. 560 East
Washington
Brothers Robert, helper, Indianapolis
Rolling Mill
Brothers William H. photographic gal-
lery, 2 Washington, nw. cor. Merid-
ian, bds. Scott House
Tlie Sifioissippi
IS A GOOD
ll§ilE@OMPi^N¥.
Brough George W. butcher, r. 31? N. No-
ble
Brough John W.clk. Bellefontaine R R.
office, r. 333 S. Alabama
BROUSE ANDREW, carpenter, 130 East
New York, r. 138 E. New York
Brouse Charles W. elk bds. 92 E. Market
Brouse David, carpenter, A. Brouse, bds.
138 E. New York
Brouse J. A. Rev. 92 E. Market
Brouse Thomas, carpenter, A. Brouse, r.
144 E. New York
Brousseau George, lightning rod agent, r.
136 W. Michigan
Brower J. bookbinder, W. & J. Braden,
bds. 126 N. Tennessee
Brower Theodore, printer, W. & J, Bra-
den, r. 120 N. Tennessee
Brown Albert, lab. arsenal, r. 22 Wyom-
ing
BROWN ALLEN, First National Saloon,
Court, rear post office, bds. Duncan
saloon
Brown Austin H., A. A. G. Indiana, office
State House, r. 290 S. Meridian
Brown A. (A. L. Custerlin & Co.), r. 87
Illinois
Brown B. E. blacksmith, r. 81 West Mc-
Carty
Brown B F. lawyer, 4. W. Washington,
r. 290 W. St. Clair
Brown B. F. railroad agent, bds. 124 N.
East
Brown Charles, cook, Bates House
Brown Cooney, carpenter, r. 435 S. Illi-
nois
Brown C. H. r. 299 Indiana av.
Brown David painter, bds. Seventh, cor.
Lenox
Brown Delilah, servant at 287 N, Dela-
ware
Brown D. F. sawyer. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Brown D. H. cond. B. R. W. bds. Little's
Hotel
Brown Ellis W. boarding house, 76 S.
Meridian
Brown Ellison, house painter, r, ws. N.
Illinois, bet. Ist and 2d
Brown E. barkeeper, A. Chapman, bds,
Eurich's
Brown Francis M. cashier, C. E. Geisen-
dorflF & Co. r. 109 Massachusetts av.
Brown F. grocer, bds. 153 N. Tennessee
Brown George, r. 392 N. Alabama
W. G. Dabbs sells the best Positive and Negative Collodion in the Market.
Omar Newman appoints agents for Grover & Baker Sewing IVIachines, Rus-
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A. M. BBNHA.M & CO.,
BATES HOUSE CORNER, INDIANAPOnS,
Keep the largest stock of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
IW THE STATE.
Brown George. Q. M. Department, r. 19
E. Cherry
Brown George P. C. machinist, r. 383 N.
Alabama
Brown Harvey, cond. Jeff. R. R. r. 177 N.
Delaware
Brown Harvey, student, PURDY'S BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
Brown Henry, salesman, W. R. Hogshire
& Co. bds. Pyle House
Brown Henry (cold), barber, Silas Shu-
craft
Brown Henry (col'd), lab. r. 245 W. Ohio
Brown Ignatius, attorney Bt law and
claim agent, 37 E. Washington, r. 243
E. South
Brown Ira, salesman, P. S. Willard, bds.
Scott House
Brown James, Street R. R. driver, bds.
318 N. Liberty
Brown James, cooper, r. 12 California
Brown James A. saddler, r. 380 S. Mis-
souri
Brown James D. paper hanger. Roll &
Smitii, r. New Jersey, city limits
Brown James H. druggist, A. E. Vinton,
r. 181 Massachuseetts av.
Brown James J. carpenter, r. 274 Rail-
road av.
Brown Jeremiah (col'd), engineer, r, 349
N. Alabama
Brown John. bds. Little's Hotel
Brown John, cabinet maker, Sloan, Burke
& Woollen, bds. California House
Brown John, carpenter, r. 237 W. Ohio
Brown John,booiand shoemaker, West &
Dudley, r. 148 W. Vermont
Brown John, grocer, 814 N. New Jersey
Brown John, plasterer, r. 318 N. Liberty
Brown John, tinner, r. 366 N. Alabama
BROWN JOSEPH H. tinner, 321 Virginia
av. r. same
Brown John W. (H. Severin & Co.), r.
401 N. New Jersey
Brown Julia Mrs. r. 351 Massachusetts
avenue
Brown J. Burgess, railroad agent, r. 15
Henry
Brown J. A. (Brown ii Reagan), bdi. 402
N.New Jersey
Brown J. C. blacksmith, r. 81 W. WcCar-
Brown J. H. druggist, Market, nw. cor. ^ Brown Willis (col'd), farmer, 172 W
Brown Kirrsey (col'd), lab. r. 107 S. No-
ble
Brown Laura, servant, 249 N. Alabama,
cor. Michigan
Brown Martin, cnrrier, Moony & Co.
bds. California House
Brown Mary Mrs. boarding house, 69 Ann
Brown Mary Miss, chambermaid, Sher-
man House, bds. same
Brown Michael, blacksmith, I. & C. R. R.
shop, bds. 270 E. Washington
Brown Michael, marble polisher, r. La-
fayette, nr. St. Clair
Brown Milton R. elk. Asher & Adams, r.
76 E. Market
Brown Mrs. wid. 302 N. New Jersey, nw.
cor. North
Brown Nrlson (col'd), barber, W. M. Por-
ter, bds. 185 W . Georgia
Brown Ohediah S. physician, r. 294 E.
South
Brown Oliver S. tinner, bds. Scott House
Brown P. A. (Mayor & Brown), r. Vir-
ginia av. beyond City Limits
Brown Hichard, blacksmith, Central R.
R. bds. 320 E. Washington
Brown Rollin, lab. P. M. May & Co. bds.
274 Madison av.
Brown Ryland T. pres. Farmers' and
Merchants' Ins. Co. r. ne. end Ft.
Wayne a v.
Brown R. J. blacksmith. Central R. R.
shop, bds. E. Washington, bet. Liber-
ty and Noble
Brown R. N. general superintendent, B.
R. W. bds Palmer House
Brown R. T. physician, r. Western av.
op. Judge Morrison's
Brown R. T. general traveling agent,
Northern Missouri R. R. bds. Bates
House
Brown Sal lie Miss, milliner, r. 74 E. Ohio
Brown Thomas, geneml agt. Sinnissippi
Ins. Co bds. 314 W. New York
Brown Wm. elk. P. 0. bds. 318 N. Liberty
Brown William, Union Depot, r. 349 S.
Pennsylvania
Brown William, lab. r. 81 W. McCarty
Brown William (col'd), porter. Little's
Hotel
Brown William C. saloon, 71 S. Illinois,
r. same
Brown W. F. chipper, Ind. Rolling Mill
Brown William J. book binder, Ed. L.
Palmer, bds. 54 N. Mississippi
Brown William J. plasterer, r. 125 N.
Noble
Brown William M. salesman, L. W. Rous*
it Co. bds. Bates House
Brown William P. hat mnfr. 34 Ken-
tucky av. r. same
Pennsylvania, r. 181 Massachusetts [ Georgia
av.
Cloaks made to Order at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
sell's Reapers and Mowers, and Palmer's Horse Hay Forks, lock box 378.
BRO
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Brown W. H. baggage master, Union De-
pot, r. 349 S. Pennsylvania
Brown W. 0. chief operator, W. U. tele-
graph office
BROWN & JONES (Ignatius Brown and
Barioii D.Jones), claim agts. 37 E.
Washington
Brown & Reagan (J. A. Brown and David
J. Reagvn), grocers, cor. Ft. Wayne
av. and St. Clair
Brownfield Oscar, 23 Arch
Browning Eiimund, register of lands, r.
109 Virginia av.
Browning Frank, elk. Browning & Sloan,
r. at store
BiY)wning Gordon, elk. P. 0. bds. 33 W.
Maryland
Browning John W. r. 376 N. Tennessee
Browning Mack, bds. 376 N. Tennessee
Browning Robert (Browning & Sloan), r.
172 N. Illinois
Browning Wood P. elk. Browning &
Sloan, r. at store
Browning Z elk. P. 0.
Browning & Sloan (Robert Browning
and George W. Sloan), whol. drug-
gists, 22 W. Washington
Broyles Moses (col'd), preacher, r. 229
Minerva
Brubaker H. W. physician, r. 41 Ken-
tucky av.
Bruce Jasper, carpenter, bds. Miss E.
(Chapman's, Ft. Wayne av.
Bruehl Eugeiie, printer. Daily Telegraph,
bds. Volks Garden
Brueir Charles, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Bruen Newton (col'd), teamster, bds.
.Massachusetts av. cor. New Jersey
Bruening Edward (E. & J. Bruening), r.
6 E. Washington
Bruening Edward, music teacher, bds.
140 N Tennessee
Bruening E. & J. (Edward and Joseph
Bruening), photographic gallery, 6
E. VVashingtoa
Bruening Frederick, drayman, r. 139
Blutt" rd.
Bruening Joseph (E. & J. Bruening), r.
6 E. Washington
BRUM BACK J. attorney at law, 35^ E.
Market, r. same
Brumer Charles, elk. Benham's music
store, r. 25 W. Pratt
Brumer Fred. r. 249 N. Davidson
Brummer Ferdinand, brewer, John Mel-
kel, r. W. Maryland-
Brumnemer William F. policeman, r. 22
N. Douglass
Brun Jacob, works, Speigel, Thoms & Co.
r. 121 Ft. Wayne av.
BRUNDAGE EDWARD C. grocer, se.
cor. Market and Noble, r. 339 ,E.
Market
Brune Mrs. wid. r. 286 N. Noble
iisrsuRE
\riTH THE
SINNISSIPPi,
Bruner Adnm (Ely & Bruner)
Bruner .Adam, carpenter, al. bet. Delft-
ware and Pennsylvania, r. 386 N.
New Jersey
Bruner Jacob, carpenter, Many & Sons,
Spring, r. 402 Michigan, cor. N.
Davidson
Bruner John, elk. E. H. Mayo & Co. r. 33|
S. Meridian
Bruner John, grocer, ws. N. Tennessee,
bet. 3d and 4th
Brunner Fritz, teamster, r. 193 N. David-
son
Bruns Henry, teamster and street sprink-
ler, r. 385 N. New Jersey
BRYAN ALBERT H physician and sur-
geon, 126 S. Illinois, r. 420 N. Dela-
ware
Bryan Felix A. salesman, J. W. Bryan,
bds. 420 N. Delaware
Bryan James C. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE, bds. 74 N.
Pennsylvania
Bryan James W. drugs and medicines,
138 S Illinois, r. 420 N. Delaware
Bryan Julia Miss, waiter, Spencer House
Bryan J. T. lab F. T. Bu«ch, r. 182 E. Mc-
Cartv
Bryan Mike, B. R. R. yard, bds. 339
Winston
Bryant John S. conductor, B. R. W. Line,
bds. 68 S. Mississippi
Bryant J. G. book agt. bds. ws. Pennsyl-
vania, bet. Maryland and Georgia
Bryant Mary (col'd). r. 200 N. Douglass
BRYANT, STRATTON & CO.'S Busi-
ness College, 30J W. Washington
Bryant Theodore R. grocer, bds. 205 E.
Market
Bryant Thomas, lab. F. T. Busch, r. 188
E. McCarty
Bryant, see also Briant
Bryles Moses Rev. (cold), pastor Col'd
Baptist Church, r. Minerva, bet.
Michigan and North
Buchanan Catherine, wid. Thomas, r. 316*
E. Washington
Buchanan F. C. (Buchanan & Bennett),,
r. 63 S. Illinois
Buchanan G. W. carpenter, r. 131 S. East
Buchanan Ignatius, peddler, r. 340 S.
Alabama
Buchanan John, paper maker, r. 298 9.
Missouri
Buchanan John A. elk. P. 0. r. 32 S.
Mississippi
Have your Cloaks made at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Wholesale and Retail Depot for Carriage and Harness Makers' Supplies,
BUG
206
BUR
A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
BATES HOUSE CORNER,
Send Music by mail, post paid, on
receipt of the market price.
Buchanan Oliver H. brickmason, r. 159
N. Mississippi
Buchanan & Bennett (F. C. Buchanan
and .J. B. Bennett), eating house,
63 S. lUiDois, r. SHme
Buche Frederick (Hoffman & Co.), r. S.
Delaware, ur. cor. South
Buche Frederick, shoe store, r. 29 W.
McCurty
Buchter George, grocer, 52 S. California,
r. same
Buck Charles, division master, Peru R.
R. r. 30 Biddle
Buck Chris, carpenter, r. 332 N. Ala-
bama
Bucker John, marble polisher, A. J. Wil-
son, r. 113 St. Joseph
Bucker John Mrs. provisions and groce-
ries, 113 St. Joseph
Buckern Joseph, watchmaker, C. A. Fer-
guson's, r. 23 N. New Jersey
Buckhorn William, chairmaker, bds. 98
Davidson, cor. Ohio
Buckley Jerry, bds. Walker House
Buckley John, tailor, bds. Ohio House
Buckley John, switchman I. & C. R. R.
r. 32 Lord
Buckley John D. tailor, r. 301 Indiana av.
Buckmer M. W. Mrs. bds. 78 N. Tennes-
see
Bucksot John W. bds. 482 N. Illinois
Bucksot William, r. 482 N. Illinois
Buddenbaum George, porter, Crossland,
Maguire & Co. bds. 396 Ohio, cor.
Davidson
Buddenbaum Henry, r. 396 E. Ohio
Buddenbaum John, lab. bds. 396 E. Ohio
Budenz Henry, tailor, r. 266 S. Penn-
sylvania
Buehrig H. E., Vaux Hall, Pennsylvania,
3w. cor South
Buell C. II. paient medicines, 37 Vir-
ginia av. r. 187 Virginia av.
Buem>igel Charles, tinner, r. Tennessee,
south of Rolling Mill
Buff iN. G. (C. A. Wright & Co.), r. 524
N. Mississippi
Bufkin John C lawyer, office Glenn's
block, bds. 297 N. Delaware
Bugbee Alvin W. superintendent Bates
House, bds. same
Bugel M. japanner, Jacob Voegle, r. 34
8. Alab.ima
Bugg Samuel (col'd), works Mrs. L. M.
Vance
Bulach John, bartender, 156 E. Washing-
ton, bds. 156 E. Washington
Bullard Mrs. wid. of Talbot, r. 175 E.
Ohio
Bullard W. R. physician, Pennsylvania,
sw. cor. Market, r. 175 E. Ohio
BuUen William S. bds. 228 E. New York
BuUett Lucy Mrs. (col'd), 2d street, W.
ofR R.
Bullock James B. (Anderson, Bullock &
Starrett), r. 191 E. Market
Bulsterbaum A. grocer, 239 S. Meridian,
r. same
Bult Fred. jr. drayman, bds. 557 E St.
Clair
Bult Henry, drayman, bds. 557 E. St.
Clair
Bundy E. M. student, National Business
('oUege
Bundity Col. M. L. paymaster U. S. A.
IIH E. Washington, bds. Brown-
ing's, Virginia av.
Bunker Alexander, blacksmith, at Arse-
nal, r. 365 E. New York
Bunnan M. lab. bds. James Feriter's
Bunser William, wagonmaker, 193 S.
East
Bunte John (Bunte & Dickson), r. 114 W.
Vermont
Bunte & Dickson (John Bunte and Wm.
B. Dickson), lumber dealers, 387 E,
Market
Burbank, milt'y elk. bds. 18 E. Wash-
ington
Burchtrof Henry, watchmaker, r. 227 S.
Pennsylvania
Burck Thomas, stonecutter, bds. 23 Ken-
tucky av.
Burdick William P. watches, jewelry,
silver and plated ware, 13 N. Meri-
dian, r. 14 W. North
Burford W. B. bds. Commercial Hotel
Burges C. N. foreman bookroom Journal
office, r. 179 Mfissachuaetts av.
Burges Wm. G. printer. Journal office, r.
179 .Massachusetts av.
Burgess C. C. dentist, 1 Odd Fellows'
Hall, r. 469 N Meridian
BURGESS JAMES (Scott, Burgess &
Co.), r. Sherman House
Burgmier William, stoncGutter, Scott &
Nicholson, r. 251 Tennessee
Burk Andrew, cabinetmaker, r. 340 S.
Delaware
Burk Christopher, lab. r. 4 Buchanan
Burk George, saloon, 81 E. Washington,
r. 164 S. New Jersey
Burk Henry, saloon keeper, 13 W. Wash-
ington, r. 94 N. East
Burk John, saloon, E. Washington, r.
269 S. New Jersey
Burk John, lab. r. 164 Meek
Burk L. bgy. Ind. Rolling Mill
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle St., bet. Market and Meridian.
Horse Collars, etc., at Sulgrove, Reynolds &. Co., 20 W. Washington St.
BUR
207
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Burk Thomas, bgy. Ind. Rolling Mill
Burke Catherine Mrs. servant, 54 Circle
Burke Jacob, elk. r. 30-^ Kailroad av.
Burke John, coal dealer, r. 254 Tennes-
see, cor. Michigan
Burke Mary Mrs. wid. r. 437 N. New
Jersey
Burke S. L. carpenter, bds. 437 N. New
Jersey
Burke Thomas, lab. Rolling Mill, r. 270
Railroad av.
Burke Thomas, lab. r. 91 West
Burke William, bds. 98 N. Davidson, cor.
Ohio
Burke W. C. (Sloan, Bnrke & Woollen),
bds. 254 Tennessee
Burkemayer Henry, lab. Union Depot,
r. 419 Virginia av.
Burkemeyer William, stonecutter, r. 251
S. Tennessee
Burket Hiram, confectioner, Daggett &
Co. r. 155 N. New Jersey
Burkhart A J. ice dealer, 248 N. Mis-
sissippi
Burkley T. lab r. 124 Meek
Burks James, traveling agent, Vinnedge
& Jones, 66 S. Meridian
Burks John, lab. r. 303 S. Delaware
Burks John W. sawyer, McCord &
Wheatley's, r. 303 S. Delaware
Burnett Eleazer, painter, bds. 81 Indiana
av.
BURNETT JEROME C. clerk in Bank
Department of State, r. 30 N. East
Burnham Charles, carpenter, bds. 144
N. Tennessee
Burnham N. G. (Burnham & Eggert), r.
38 W. Market
Burnham William R. blacksmith, bds.
320 E. Washington
Burnliam & Bggert (N. G. Burnh.am and
W. Eggert), physicians, 38 W. Mar-
ket
Burns Con. carpenter, r. 269 E. North
Burns E. elk. W. & H. Glenn, r. 199 S.
New Jersey
Burns James, peddler, r. 20 N. Douglass
Burns John, elk Geisel & Enner's, bds.
Massachusetts a\. coi'. Noble
Burns John (Burns & Moist), r. 344 In-
diana av.
Burns John, fireman I. & C. R. R. r. Eden's
block
Burns John, real estate agent and notary
public, Washington, nw. cor. Meri-
dian, r. 255 Indiana av.
Burns Michael, lab. r. 252 S. West
Burns M. A. Mrs. r. 31 Hosbrook
Burns Patrick, lab. r. 1 Willard
Burns Patrick, lab. r. 13 Henry
Burns P. carpenter, C. Eden & Co.
Burns Robert E. student National Busi-
ness College
Buins Thos. J. machinist, r. 97 Buchanan
W. G. Dabbs keeps the best Chemicals
THE OFFICE OF THE
Sinnissippi
IS ON GROUND FLOOR,
35 2. IVIAB.KST STREET.
Burns William, lawyer, r. 258 S. Meri-
dian
Burns & Moist, (John Burns and M. G.
Moist), grocers, 340 W. Washing-
ton
Burpee Francis L., carpenter, R.R. yard,
r. 223 N. Mississippi
Burress William, bartender 101 S. Illi-
nois, bds. same
Burris Elizabeth, r. 62 S. California
Burris Lewis, lab. r. Merrill, bet. West
and Missouri
Burris Luke, lab. r. 160 W. Merrill
Burris Mrs. Sarah wid. r. 372 E. New
York
Burus John, lab. Rolling Mill
Burus Patrick, lab. Rolling Mill
Burrows A. W. student PURDY'S BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
Burrows Thomas B. Captain, bds. 52 N.
Pennsylvuia
Burrows George F., elk. S. Kahn <& Bro.
bds. 176 Virginia av.
Burrows G. W. livery stable, 22 N. Penn-
sylvania, r. 181 Virginia av.
Burrows Hilleary T. Capt. and A. A. A.
G. Headquarters Dist. of Ind. bds.
17^ Virginia av.
Burrows Thomas, traveling agent Omav
Newman
Burrs Thompson, lab. r. 156 W. Merrill
Burst Thomas, r. 60 N. California
Burt A. S. traveling agent I. & C. R. R.
r. 76 Indiana av.
Burt Frederick, meat market, 22 Illinois,
r. on BlufiF Road
BURT, METCALF & OVER (William
T. Burt, Joseph A. Metcalf and
Ewald Over), iron, nails, window
glass and heavy hardware, 68 S.
Sleridian
Burt William T. (Burt, Metcalf & Over),
r. 108 Plum
Burton Daniel, cooper, cor. Minerva and
New York, r. 240 N. Mississippi
Burton G. H. cooper, 77 alley bet. New
York and Ohio, Mississippi and
Missouri, r. 138 N. Mississippi
Burton John C. (Burton & Davis), r. 447
N. New Jersey
Burton Martin (Burton & Shilling), r.
346 N. Illinois
BURTON & DAVIS, (John C. Burton and
George Davis), boots and shoes,
whol. 38 S. Meridian
In use and will guarantee all he sells.
Omar Newman buys and sells Produce, etc., on commission. Agent for
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C ^LL ON
A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
BATES HOUSE COBNEB.
Burton & iShillinpj, (.Martin Burton and
Richard L. Shilling), trunks and va-
lises, whol. and ret. 29 S. Illinois
Busby Wm. brickmason, r. 337 N. Tenn-
essee
Busch Adam, carpenter, r. 320 N. Illi-
nois
Busch Christian, boots and shoes, 15(5 W.
Washington, r. same
Buscher Henry, brewer, r. 26 S. Alabama
Buscher Henry, saloon, 89 South, r. same
Buscher Jacob, switchman, nr. gas works,
r. 432 S. New Jersey
Buschmann Wm. (H. Severin & Co.), r.
201 E. St. Mary
Buser George, policeman, bds. 60 W.
Market
Buser Julia Miss, r. 66 N. East
Bush Adams, carpenter, r. 77 N. Illinois
Bush Berry, elk, bds. 166 E. Market
Bush F. P. steam elevators, 99 S. Dela-
ware, r. 105 N. Meridian
Bush George M. pawnbroker, 51 S. Illi-
nois, r. same
Bush Jacob, grocer, 251 W. Washington,
r. same
Bush James (cold), barber, r. 179 Indi-
ana av.
Bush Jerry, boilermaker, B. R. W. Shop
Bush J. B. photographer, W. H. Brothers,
bds. 166 E. Marke.
Bush Michael, hostler Henry Allen
Bush Robert P. porter, r. 166 E. Market
Bush T. J , telegrrtph operator J A I. R.
R. freight depot, bds. Mrs. Conner's,
Virginia av.
Bush William, brickmason, r. 218 Huron
Bush William S., reporter on court mar-
tial, r. 344 N. Alabama
Buske Henry, carpenter, r. 86 S. East
Buskel William, soldier, r. E. Washing-
ton, S. side, outside corporation
Buskink Wm (Beck & Buskink), bds. 88
Fort Wayne av.
BusseCarod, stonemason, r. 417 E. Wash-
ington
Bussel William M. coal dealer, bds. 258
N. Tennessee
Bussell E. T. patent right solicitor, r.
258 N. Tennessee
Bussey John, saloon, 33 N. Illinois, r. S.
Illinois, opp. Oriental
Buswell John, carpenter, r. Wright, cor.
Buchanan
Butler Ovid D. deputy County Clerk, r.
Forrest Home
Butler R. J. grocer, 57 Huron, r. same
Butler Sarah Mrs. (col'd), N. Tennessee,
bet. Indiana av. and New York
Buttler George, Maj. r. 73 Huron
Butsch George, saloon, 247 S. Delaware,
r. same
Butsch Mary Mrs. r. 140 Union
ButsGh V (V. Butsch & Dickson), r. 107 W.
South
BUTSCH V. & DICKSON, (Valentine
Butsch & James Dixon), coal, lime
and cement, 27 E. Georgia
Butterfield Cvrus S. City Clerk, bds. 60
W. Market
Butterfield Jasper N. elk. Krauss & Gall,
r. 125 N. East
BUTTERFIELD JEREMIAH, Agt. Am-
erican and United States Express
Co.'s, r. St. Clair, bet. Meridian and
Illinois
Butterfield J. A. (J. A. Butterfield & Co.),
r. 66 W. New York
Butterfield J. A. & Co. (J. A. Butterfield,
A. G Willard & M. A. Stowell), mu-
sic dealers, 75 E. Market
Butterfield J. W. printer, r. 227 N. West
Butterfield Mrs. wid. r. E. end Massachu-
setts av.
Butterfield S. A. physician, 382 N. East,
r. same
Butterfield Wm. printer, r. 227 N. West
Butterfield W. W. medical student, bds.
382 N.East
Butts T. H.pMperhanger,r. 63 E.McCarty
Buzett E. F. physician, 52 N. Illinoia,
cor. Market
Byerman Lewis, physician, r. 246 E.
Washington
Bynn John, hot filer Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
Byram N. S. (Tousey, Byram & Co.), r.
289 N. New Jersey
Byrkit Albert, lab. bds. 119 W. South
Byrkit Davis Y. book-keeper, bds. 96 S.
Tennessee
Byrkit Edwin M. carpenter, bds. 71 Nor-
wood
Byrkit Frank, lab. bds. 119 W. South
Byrkit Hiram, candymaker, bds. 155 N.
New Jersey
Byrkit John W. book-keeper Byrkit k
Beam, r. 71 Norwood
Byrkit Martin (Byrkit & Beam), r. 96 S.
Tennessee
Byrkit Philip, carpenter, r. 155 N. New
Jersey
Byrkit Socrates, pressman Ben Franklin
Printing House, res. 155 N. New
Jersey
Byrkit & Beam (^Martin Byrkit and Da-
vid Beam), sash, door and blind fac-
tory, 90 S. Tennessee
Buy your Cloths at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Russell's Reapers and Mowers. See advertisement opposite title page.
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Bywater Edward, elk. New York Store,
r. 175 S. New Jersey
Bywater John, carpenter, r. 175 S. New
Jersey
Bywater Patrick, carpenter, r. 175 S.
New Jersey
pABINET MAKERS' UNION, Furni-
yj ture Store, 121 E. Washington
Cady A. A. Mrs. wid. Charles W. r. 24
W. Circle
Cady David (Baker & Cady), r. 222 N.
New Jersey
Cady Elmor, elk. Cady & Baker, bds. 222
N. New Jersey
Cahiiill Mary Miss, servant, 78 E.Ohio
Cahalan Patrick, lah. r. 130 S. Noble
Cahall James, foreman, P. M. May & Co.
r. 264 S. Delaware
Cahan Michael, lab. r. 52 Edily
Cahill James, asst. pressman. Daily Her-
ald, bds. 128 Bluff rd.
Cahill John, r. 10 Wulter
Cahill John, spinner, Merritt & Cough-
len. r. 347 VV. Washington
Cahill Mary, wid. Hugh, r. 347 W. Wash-
ington
Cahill Michael, r. 203 Meek
Cahm Bernard, engineer, r. 109 N. David-
son
Cahn Adolph, elk. 42 W. Louisiana, bds.
163 W. South
Cahriiiger John, painter, r. 14 Willard
Cain John, r. 335 N. East, cor. Walnut
Cnin Michael, r. 175 E. Louisiana
Cain Siimuel, carpenter, Thomas Rich-
ards, r. S. East
Cain Thomas, lab. W. Q. Smith, r. Ne-
braska, bet. -Madison and Franklin
Caldwell A. H. carpenter, r. 138 N Da-
vidson
Caldwell John M. (Crossland, Maguire
& Co.), r. 355 N. Illinois, cor. Walnut
Caldwell J. M. (E. B. Alvord & Co.), r.
351 N. Illinois
Caldwell Samuel H. engineer, r. 132 N.
Tennessee
Caldwell S. C. carpenter, r. 181 S. Ten-
nessee
Caldwell T. G. tailor, H. W. White, r. 485
N. Alabama
Call Hugh, peddler, 116 Oak
Callahan Daniel, lab. r. 282 S. Missouri
Callahan James, carpenter, r. 202 W.
Walnut
Callahan J. P. engineer, T. B. Elliott's
warehouse, r. 167 E. South
Callahan Michael, blacksmith, r. 350 S.
Delaware
Callahan Michael, lab. r. 36 Lord
Callahan Michael, jr. works L. & I.
freight depot, bds. 202 W. Walnut
Callahan Peter J. lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
THE SINNISSIPPI
Confines its Business
TO THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Callahan Peter J. teamster, bds. 348 W.
Washington
Callinau D. J. mer. r. 79 W. Ohio
Calloway John, bricklayer, works at Ar-
senal, bds. Peter ('rane's, end Massa-
chusetts av. outside city limits
Cameron Al. bds. 153 N. Tennessee
Cameron George, brickmaker, r. 413 S.
East
Cameron William D. printer, W. S. Cam-
eron, r. 278 N. Alabama
Cameron Wm. S. book and job printer,
8 Pearl, r. 278 N. Alabama
Camp Burnside, ns. 7th, bet. Pennsylva-
nia and Delaware
Camp Carrington, Mississippi, W. of La-
fayet'e R. R. track. Col. Allen Ruth-
erford, commander
Camp Henry R. bds. Little's Hotel
Campain J. r. 118 Huron
Campain Lewis, carpenter, r. 118 Huron
Campbell Andrew, tailor, r. 334 W.Wash-
ington
Campbell Charles C. r 2 W. North
Campbell Geo. lab. 254 Massachusetts av.
Campbell George H. elk. Sulgrove & Rey-
nolds, bds. 2 W. North
Campbell Henry, P. R. R. agt. r. 504 N.
Mississippi
Campbell H. carpenter, 263 S. Delaware
Campbell James, tanner, bds A. S.
Kingsley, Michigan rd. nr. Mill
Campbell John, tailor, r. 334 W. Wash-
ington
Campbell .John H., Illinois St. Museum,
bds. Commercial Hotel _
Campbell J. D. publisher, bds. Illiuois,
cor. Williams
Campbell Morris, runner, Bates House,
r. 27 S. Alabama
Campbell R. A. subscription book and
picture agency, 46 E. Washington,
r. 215 W. Ohio
Campbell R. C. janitor, Vinton's blk. r.
North, cor. Minerva
Campbell R. R. elk. W. & H. Glenn, r. E.
Market, Eden's blk.
Campbell Samuel, bookbinder. Parsons,
.Macauley & Co. bds. 2 W. North
Campbell Samuel, messenger, Fletcher &
Sharpe's Bank, r. SMme
Campbell T. S. bookbinder. Hall & Hutch-
inson, r. 81 W. .Michigan
Campbell William, blacksmith, r. 272 S.
Missouri
Cloaks in all Styles, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., dealers in Saddlery Hardware and
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Were exhibited at the World's Fair.
Stein way &• Sons took the Premium.
BENflAM & CO. are Agents.
Campbell William, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Ciimpbell William H. boarding house, 33
W. Ma 1-3' land
Can Tlioni.is, buieber, Godfrey Sindlinger,
bds. 194 S. Illinois
Canal William, bds. 26 S. Mississippi
CAN AN JOHN T. asst. elk. 8pencer
House
CANAN JOHN W.prop'r Spencer House,
nw. coi*. Union Depot
Canan William S. mechanic, Spencer
House, bds. same
€aue Dennis, blacksmith. Central R. R.
shop, r. 400 E. Georgia
Cane Julius, salesman, Feibelman &
Rauh, bds. Palmer House
Canning George, dentist, office Market,
op. F. 0. r. 172 N. Delaware
Cannon Alley, elk. J. F. Senour, bds.
Tennessee and Ohio
Cannon John, lab. works at Arsenal, bds.
17 Biddle
Cantrill D. M. printer. Journal office, r.
104 W. Vermont
Gantwell Martin, marble cutter. Dame &
Co. bds. S. Pennsylvania
Cantwell Michael, patternmaker. Sink-
ers Foundry, r. 128 Winston
CAPITOL DRUG STORE, N. M. Woods,
prop"r, Massachusetts av. cor. Ver-
mont
Capitol Gardens, Kentucky av. sw. cor.
Tennessee, J. C. Linck, propr.
Cardill Richard, lab. r. 83 Elm
Care Mary, servant, Little s Hotel
Caress Isaac N elk. with Temple C. Har-
rison, U.S. Sanitary agt. ly W. Wash-
ington
Carey Beverly (coVd), whiteWasher, al.
bet North and Walnut, Alabama and
Delaware
Carey H. G. 284 N. Meridian
Carey James, moulder, Charles Cox, r.
Green, cor. High
Carey Jason S. box and barrel factory,
r. 75 N. Delaware
Carey John, tailor, bds. Commercial Ho-
tel
Carico James L. (Mattis & Carico), r. 268
N. Blake
Carico N. E. Mrs. r. 43 Dougherty
Carl George, machinist, bds. 113 Spring
Carl Herman, brewer, Gagg & Co.
Carle Christian, fireman, Central R. R.
bds. 320 E. Washington
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle
Carleton Annie, wid. r. 288 E. Market
Carleton George T. elk. Wm. & J. Braden,
r. 283 E. Market
Carleton P. J. elk. P. 0. bds. 283 E. Mar-
ket
Carley Daniel, engineer, bds. 41 N. Ala-
bima
Carley John, weaver, bds. 41 N. Alabama
Carlisle Ann M. wid. Daniel, bds. 117 N.
Mississippi
Carlisle Daniel, freight contractor, r. 98
W. Walnut
Carlisle Henry D. (Carlisle & McCutch-
eon), r. 560 N. Illinois
Carlisle John, miller, W. Market, on Ca-
nal, r. W. Washington, cor. West
Carlisle & McCutcheon, (H. D. Carlisle
and H. C. McCutcheon), storage, for-
warding and commission, W. Mary-
land, on Canal
Carlon John, printer, J. E. Downey, bds.
East, cor. New York
Carmichael Jesse I). (Todd, Carmichael
& Williams), r. 456 N. Meridian
Carney John, gas fitter, r. 307 S. Dela-
ware
Carney John, piler, Indianapolis Rolling
M'ill
Carpenter B. 0. (Dame & Co.), r. 165 E.
South
Carpenter Charles, bricklayer, bds. 101
N. Mississippi
Carpenter David (cold), barber, G. H.
Lucas, bds. same
Carpenter P. H. elk. pay dept. bds. Lit-
tle's Hotel
Carr George, fireman, C. & I. C. R. R. bds.
Ill Spring
Carr James, lab. r. 96 Oak, cor. Cherry
Ci.rr Richard, street contractor, r. 158
Maple
Carr Roland S. (Donaldson & Carr), r.
490 N. Meridian
Carr Thomas, grocer, 276 S. Missouri, r.
same
Carregan Timothy, lab bds. 60 S. Dela-
ware
Carrel William, bricklayer, works at ar-
senal, bds. Peter Crane's, end Massa-
chusetts av. nr. Pendleton toll gate
Carring Bernard, cooper, 285 N. Liberty,
r. same
Carroll Anna Miss, supt. cloak room Ty-
ler's Bee Hive, r. es. Meridian, bet.
Michigan and Vermont
Carroll M. E. Miss, teacher, Ind. Female
College
Carroll James, marble polisher, A.J. Wil-
son, bds. Mrs. Kelly's, nr. arsenal
Carroll James H. (Snider & Carroll)
Carroll .Michael, lab. r. 43 Henry
Carson Edward, soldier, 209 W. McCarty
Carson George, carpenter, r. 363 W. No-
ble
St., bet. Market and Meridian.
Carriage Trimmings, 20 West Washington Street.
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Carter B. M. carpenter, r. N. Mississippi,
ws. bet. 1st and 2cl
Carter Charles E. confectioner, r. 121 N.
Illinois
CARTER DAVID E. physician and sur-
geon, 109 N. Illinois, cor. Ohio, r.
same
Carter Edward, barber, Bates House, bds.
same
Carter Enoch B. boarding house, r. 35W.
Market
Carter George, (Leathers & Carter), r. 279
N. Alabama
Carter George, tobacconist, r. 62 Greer
Carter Henry, bds. Walker House
Carter Henry C. carpenter, r. 438 S. Illi-
nois
Carter James, (Haynes & Carter), bds. 65
W. Michigan
Carter .John, salesman, Spann & Smith,
r. 476 N, East
Carter John W.clk. Adams Ex. Co. r. 271
W. Washington
Carter Joshua, carpenter, r. 414 N. Tenn-
essee
Carter Richard (col'd), whitewashcr, r.
Bates, bet. Noble and Benton
Carter Robert (col'd), elk. M. Mason, bds.
same
Carter Robert (col'd), waiter, Exchange
Saloon, r. Howard, bet. 3d and 4th
Carter S. A. engineer, Jeff. R. 11. r. 294
S. Alabama
Carter Thomas H. carpenter, bds. 102
Pratt, cor. Delaware
Carter William E. barkeeper, Shaffer &
Hehble, bds. 101 S. New Jersey
Carter William M. barber, Bates House,
bds. same
Carton Andrew, lab. r. S. New Jersey,
nr. McCarty
Cary James, moulder, C. Cox, r. High,
cor. Bicking
Casanova B. Th. ink manufacturer, 266
Ufiion, r. sume
Casbaum Frederick, lab. r. 592 East St.
Clair
Case Elon E. (Case, Marsh & Wiggins),
r. 246 N. Meridian
Case Harvey, engineer, r, 133 N. Lib-
erty
Case Henry C. carpenter, Helwig, Rob
crts & Co. bds. 25 1st
Case H. bds. 153 N. Tennessee
Case John, tinsmith, I. L. Frankem, r. 135
N. Noble
Case John, lab. r. 135 N. Noble
Case John B. engineer, McCord & Wheat-
ley, r. 135 N. Noble
Case John L. engineer, C. & I. C. R. R. r.
321 E. Georgia
Case Lyman, insurance agent, r. 25 West
1st
W. G. Dabbs, extensive dealer In all
That has Good Property Insures
WITH THE SINNISSIPPI.
CASE, MARSH & WIGGINS, (Elon E.,
(-ase, Henry B. Marsh and Charles
P. VViggins). manufacturers of agri-
cultural implements and farm ma-
chinery, 86 W. Washington
Casey Catharine Miss, waiter, Spencer
House
Casey Mrs. r. 20 S. East
Casey Patrick, lab. r. 334 S. Delaware
Casey Patrick, lab. r. 107 Hosbvook
Casey Patrick, lab. bds. 270 Railroad av.
Casey Patrick, works at arsenal, bds. Ax-
forih
Casey Thomas A, wood sawyer, bds. 105
W. Michigan
Cash Richard M. carpenter, bds. 437 N.
Mississippi
Cashbach Peter, moulder, r. 71 Hosbrook
Cashbum Michael, lab. Rolling Mill, r.
63 Wyoming
Casheen William, cai-penter, r. 77 West
Walnut
Cashman Martin, varnisher, Spiegel,
Thoms & Co. bds. 87 S. East
Cashman Thomas, lab. r. 16 Willard
Casler Clinton, book-keeper, bds. 27
Henry
Gasman Michael, lab. r. 195 Harrison
Cassaday John, lab. r. 2d, west of rail-
road, on Canal
Cassel Clay, student, N.W. C. Universi-
ty, r. 393 Massachusetts av.
Casselberry M. Mrs. seamstress, r. 272
E. North
Cassell C. H. bds. Walker House
Cassell George, works at arsenal, bds. P.
Crane's, end Massachusetts av. near
toll gate
Cassell H C. student, PURDY'S BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
Cas erly Thomas, lab. Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
Cassin John, engineer, Bates House, bds.
same
Cassley Jacob, baker, Camp Morton, r.
267 N. Noble
Castello William, servant. Bates House
Caster Edward, grocer, r. 526 N. Meridian
Casterlin Albert L. (Casterlin & Co.), r,
87 S. Hlinois
Casterlin A. L. & Co. (Albert L. Casterlin
and A. Brown), saloon and restau-
rant, 87 S. Illinois
Cathcart Robert W. book-keeper, Merrill
& Co. r. 258 S. Nc-w Jersey
materials for Porcelain Pictures.
Omar Newman, E. of Union Depot, Wholesale Agent for Indiana, for Gro-
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Took the three first Premiums at the
Ohio State Fair, Sept. 1856.
benham: sc CO.
ARE AGENTS.
Catherwood Edward C. sec'y Citizens'
Street R. VV. cor. Tennessee and
Louisiana, bds. Bates House
Catherwood Joe (Giipen & Catherwood),
bds. 174 Virginia av.
Catherwood Robert B. pres't Citizens'
Street R. W. bds. Bates House
Cntlin Martha, r. 298 W. Marlset
Catlin Thomas, lab. 94 Fayette, cor. St.
Cbiir
Catt iMilton, bleacher, bds. 44 S Illinois
Catterlin Noah T. student PURDY'S BU-
SINESS COLLEGE
Catterson Robert F. foreman R. L. Mc-
Ouat & Co. bds. 73 N. Illinois
Catterson S. Mrs. wid. r. 281 N. Noble
Caulfield Ann, servant, works at 65 VV.
Michigan
Caulfield Joseph, hostler Sullivan & Drew
Caulier J:>raes, gas fitter and plumber, r.
216 E. South
Caustin Maria Mrs. (col'd), washer, r.
265 St. Clair
Caval Richard (col'd), works 117 Massa-
chusetts av.
Cavanagh Matthew, lab. r. 55 Eddy
Cavanagh Michael, lab. r. 253 S. West
Cavanagh M. spokegrinder, Osgood?
Smith & Co.
Caven John, Mayor of Indianapolis,
Glenn's Block 19^ E. Washington,
bds. Bates House
Cavin James M. real estate agt. r. 178
N. Mississippi
Caylor Jacob, stock dealer, r. 612 E,
Washington
Caylor Rachel Mrs. wid. r. 115 Ash
Ceasar Julius, gunsmith, works at arse-
nal, bds. 185 N. Noble
Cecil George Silas, lab. r. N. Mississippi,
ws. het. 3d and 4th
Cecil Nancy, wid. N. Mississippi, ws.
bet. 3d and 4th
Ceider Casmeir, cooper, shop 67 N. No-
ble, r. same
Celat Johanna, wid. r. 266 N. West
Celler Louis, tailor, bds. Golden Gate
House
Chadwick Charles, elk. Central R. R.
bds. 2 Indiana av. cor. Ohio
Chamber of Commerce, J. Barnard, sec'y,
Pennsylvania, opp. Post Office
Chambers Abraham, eng'r Haugh's Ma-
chine Shop, r. 664 N. Illinois, nw.
cor. 4th
French Merinoes, all Colors,
Chambers Ella Miss, r. 354 W. North
Chambers James, bookbinder Hall &
Hutchinson, r. 45 S. Pennsylvania
Chambers Thoa. hostler, Matthew Long,
bds. Mrs. Reed's
Champie Joseph. salesman, Hume, Adams
& Co. r. 258 S. Tennessee
Champion William, book-keeper, Simpson
& Co. r. 263 S. Delaware
Champion William, pressman, Daily Her-
ald, r. 163 S. Delaware
Chandler Eliza, wid. r. 120 W. Maryland
Chandler George R. printer, Wm. & J.
Braden, r. 120 W. Maryland
Chandler Henry C. (H. C. Chandler &
Co.), r. 276 W. Vermont
CHANDLER H. C. & CO. (Henry C.
Chandler and ), printers and
engravers, sw. cor. Washington and
Meridian
Chandler T. E. (Chandler & Taylor), r. 34
California
Chandler William, elk. J. J. Merrilt
Chandler William E. patternmaker, r.
293 W. Vermont
Chandler Wilson, student, N. W. C. Uni-
versity, bds. Broadway, nr. Cherry,
E. side
CHANDLER & TAYLOR (Thomas E.
Chandler and Franklin T.iylor),
foundry, 370 W. Washinmon
Chapin C. A. agent 0. D. Case ii (^o. pub-
lishers, 35 E. Market, bds. Bates
House
Chapman Al. saloon, bds. 00 W. ALii ket
Chapman Alonzo, r. 17 N. West
Chapman Alonzo, saloon, 25 N. Illinois
Chapman Anna Miss, r. 347 S. Al.ibama
Chapman D. C. painier, J. b. Osgood, r.
ns. 1st bet. Meridian and Illinois
Chapman Ellen Miss, r. Fort Wayne av.
opp. Judge Morrison's
Chapman Geo. H., Judge Marion Coun-
ty Criminal Court, r. 77 W. Ohio
Chapman Samuel, dry goods, 227 E.
Washington, r. 37 Bates
Chapman T. S. carpenter, 133 N. Tennes-
see, r. 75 James
Chapman William, carpenter, r. 281 In-
diana av.
Chappreis Felix, pianomaker, Trae.yser &
Robinson's, bds. Ohio, cor. Missis-
sippi
Charles Abram B. carpenter. N. West
Charles Ben. miller, Mill, W. .Michigan
road
Charles Daniel, grocer, ws. Illinois, bet.
2d and 3d
Charles John, r. Michigan road
Charles Thomas, book-keeper B. & S. Cof-
fin, bds. Pyle House
CHARTEROAK FIRE INSURANCE CO.
of Hartford, Conn. C. B. Davis, agt,
6 Odd Fellows' Hall
at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
ver & Baker Sewing Machines, retail office 60 E. Market St., Indianp'lis.
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Charter Oak Life Insurance Co. of Hart-
ford, Conn. A. P. Stanton, agt. 8 E.
Washington
Charters Jsunes, ass't straightener, Indi-
anapolis Rolling Mill, r. 29 Henry
Chase A E. mail agent, Lafayette R. R.
r. 130 Virginia av.
Chase James (Chase & Soper), r. 321 S.
Delaware
Chase J. W. (Thompson & Chase), r. cor.
Delaware and South
CHASE & SOPER, (James Chase & So-
lon K. Soper), grocers, 323 S. Del-
aware
Cheek Edwin C, Central R. R. stock agt.
88. E. Washington, outside corpora-
tion
Cheek John W. butcher, 230 E. Washing-
ton, outside corporation, r. same
Cheely George, tobacconist, P. M. May&
Co. bds. Ray House
Cherry James H. r. 424 Virginia av.
Chester A. A. carpenter and stair-build-
er at arsenal, r. 278 Winsor
Chestnut William, bricklayer, r. 280 E.
Washington
Chetester William, moulder, D. Root &
Co.'s, r. McCarty, 4 doors from East
Chiklers Eliza J. Mrs. r. 235 S Noble
Childers Jacob, farmer, r. 170 Union
Childers John R. pumpmaker, r. 235 S.
Noble
Childers Joshua, lab. r. Virginia av. bet.
Noble and (,'edar
Childers Lavina, wid. Alexander, r. 19
WiUard
Childers M. J. Mrs r. 237 S. New Jersey
Chill Thomas M. Gn carpenter, r. 302
Railroad av.
Chills William, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Chine John, lab. r. Stephenson, bet. East
and Virginia av.
Chinn Alonzo C. gunsmith, bds. Indiana
av.
Chipman Leander, elk. mil. headquarters,
r. 220 N. Tennessee
Chism Robert (col'd), lab. 350 North
Chittenden Ruth, wid. William, r. 30
Ann
Chives Enes, carpenter, r. 346 N. Noble
Chives James A. shoemaker, works 286
E. Washington, bds. 14 S. Michigi^n
road
Cholette John H. commission merchant,
r. 28 N. Mississippi
Christian Chapel, Delaware, sw. cor. Ohio
Christ Church (Episcopal) North Meri-
dian, cor. Circle, J. P. T. Ingraham,
rector
Christ N. Mrs. r. 145 Virginia av.
Christian Commission, Indiana Branch,
78 E. Market, C. N. Todd, Sec'y.
Blankets and Comforts, at
THESINNlSi^lPPI
ISSUES POLICIES FOR ANY TEEM
Not Exceeding Seven Years.
Christian Monitor, Mrs. M. M. B. Good-
win, editor and proprietor, office in
Journal Building
Christian Record, Elijah Goodwin, editor
and piop'r, olfice in Journal bldg.
Christian Thomas W. brickmason, r. 370
S. Delaware
Christian Times and Witness, Rev. E. W.
Clark, asst. editor, office in Journal
bldg.
Christison David, brickmason, r. 50 Hos-
brook
Chrisiman Ferdinand, elk Merchants'
National Bank, r. (old No. 19) W.
Maryland
Christman Otto, ice dealer, r.68 S. Illin-
ois
Christy Albert, saloon, 26 W. Louisiana,
r. 13 E. South
Chschach Gustavus, proper. National
Foundry, r. 61 Ft. Wayne av.
Church Henry E. operator, James D.
Crone & Co. bds. 141 W. South
Church of United Brethren, Ohio, se. cor.
New Jersey
Churcher Eli, carpenter, C. Eden & Co.
Churchman F. M. (S. A. Fletcher & Co.),
r. 128 N, Akbama
CHURt^HMAN W. K, superintendent,
Indiana Institution for the Blind
Circle Saloon, George Rhodius, prop'r, 15
N. Meridian, nr. Circle
Ciscoe H. C. hub turner, Osgood, Smith
& Co.
Cista Detrick, lab. B. & I. R. R. freight
depot, r. 225 Bluff rd.
CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK, Isaiah
Mansur, pres. A. G. Pettibone, cash.
3 W. Washington
Citizens' Street R. R. Office, 132 S. Illi-
nois, H. H. Calherwood, superinten-
dent
Citizens' Street R. R. stables, Louisiana,
ne. cor. Tennessee
City Brewery, Gagg & Co. prop'rs, es.
Pennsylvania, bet. South and Mer-
rill
City Clerk's OfiBce, room 8 Glenn's blk.
City Council Chamber, room 6 Glenn's
blk.
CITY DIRECTORY OFFICE, Edwards,
Greenough & DeVed, publishers, 16J
E. Washington, room 13
City Engineer's Office, room 4 Glenn's
blk.
No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Call and examine Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co.'s stock of Saddlery Hardware,
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THE MUSICAL PROFESSION
All recommend
STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS.
BENHAM & CO., BATES HOUSK CORNER,
Keep an assortment.
City Flouring Mills, Christopher Heck-
man, prop'r, E. Washington, cor. No
Me
City Hospital, Margaret, nw. cor. Lock
City Hotel, T. C. Strickland, prop'r, 127
S. Illinois
City Marble Works. William Weir, prop'r,
64 Vii'ginia av.
City Orplian Asylum, es. N. Tennessee,
bet. 4th and 5ih, Mrs Sarah B. Har-
vey, matron and superintendent
City Treasurer's Office, room 2, Glenn's
blk.
Clafee Frederick, woodworker, Busharp,
r. 38 Dougherty
Claflin C. C. (A. J. Treat & Co.), r. 489
N. Meridian
Clancey Martin, (Milender & Clancey),
r. 8 New Jersey
Clark Alfred D. (Bo wen, Stewart & Co.),
V. 117 N. Mi8.sissippi
Clark D. physician, 304 N. Illinois, r.
441 N. Mississippi
Clark Edmund, pres. Indiana and Illi-
nois Central R. R. Co. 24^ E.
Washington, r. 90 Delaware, bet.
Market ami Ohio
Clark E. W. Rev. asst. editor Christian
Times and Witness, r. 373 N. Penn-
sylvania
Clark George, traveling agt. Fairbanks
Scales, 74 W. Washington
Clark Hampton, grocer. New York, cor.
Bright, r. same
Clark Hugh, carriage builder, 46 S. Penn-
sylvaniii, r. 213 Massachusetts av.
Clark John, baggage master, L. & I. R. R.
bds. 400 N. Mississippi
Clark John, blacksmith, 48 Kentucky av.
bds. 209 W. South
Clark John, r. 96 Greer
Clark L. sawyer. McCord & Wheatley,
bds. Ray House
Clark Maria, wid. Joseph, r. 177 W. Ver-
mont
Clark M. B. music teacher. Blind Insti-
tute
Clark Reuben, carpenter, J. L. Fatout, r.
176 W. Michigan
Clark Sally, servant, r. 2 Indiana av. car.
Ohio
Clark Sarah Miss, milliner, 15 Massa-
chusetts av. r. same
Clark Stephen A. carriage trimmer,
George Lowe„r. 67 W. Michigan
Clark S. J. trader, bds. Scott House
Clark William, tailor, bds. 325 E. Ohio
Clark William A. elk. Wise & Bartlett,
bds 107 S. Illinois
Clark Wilson (col'd), lab. r. 224 N. Mis-
souri
Clark W. T., R. R. freight agt. r. 27 Lock-
erbie
Clarke Emmett R. elk L. Dessar, bds.
Benton, sw. cor. Georgia
Clarke W. H. printer, Journ;il office, bds.
Cunningham's
Clarkson Joseph K. printer, r. 86 E. Pratt
Clarty Alexander, carpenter, r. 175 Bluff
rd.
Clary Michael, lab. r. 253 S. West
Clary Patrick, porter, Palmer House
Clauson Eras, lab. Ind. Rolling VUH
Claypool I. J. student, PURDY'S BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
Clayton L. W. tinsmith foreman, Deloss,
Root 6l Co. r. Alabama, se. cor. Wash-
ington
Clearwater Hiram, registry of baggage,
Union Depot, r. 81 Missouri
Cleary John W. apprentice. Central R.
R. r. 206 Huron
Cleary Joanna Mrs. r. 20S Huron
Clearer Margaret D. Mrs. r. 227 Union
Cleary Michael, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Clem -Aaron, merchant, 173 Massachu-
setts av.
Clem Franklin, farmer, r. 266 N. Alabama
Clement Henry N. special agt. New York
Life Ins. Co. Meridian, sw. cor.
Washington, bds. 36 N. Meridian
Clements Augustus, engineer, B. R. R.
bds. 71 Peru
Clements Patrick, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Cleveland John B. 300 N. Liberty
Clifford Kate I. servant, r. N. Meridian
Clifton Joseph B. lab. r. 4 Pitt
Cline Charles, butcher, 26 Bright
Cline George W. tinsmith, bds. Scott
House
Cline Isaac, teamster, r. 142 Blackford
Cline James E. ciirpenter, r. 110 Missouri
Cline William C. r. 10 Harrison
Clingenpeel William, elk. Pearl Grocery,
r. 67 Madison av.
Clines Peter, sawyer, Hill & Wingate, r.
116 S East
Clinton John R. (W. R. Clinton & Bro.),
bds. 318 E Washington
Clinton W. R. (W. R. Clinton <s Bro ), r.
318 E. Washington
CUnton W. R. & Bro. (Wm. R. Clinton
and John R. Clinton), flour and feed
dealers, 318 E. Washington
Clippenger G W. (Wiley & Clippenger).
r. 335 N. Pennsylvania
Cloffe Conrad, street sprinkler, r. 69 Hu-
ron
Cloke Christ, lab. r. St. John
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle St., bet. Market and Meridian Sts.
Coach and Harness Trimmings, 20 West Washington Street.
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Close William H. (Robertson & Close),
bds. Mrs Cnnipbell's
Clousner Joseph, watchmaker, 171 W.
Washington, r. same
Cluck W. C. well digger, r. es. N. Missis-
sippi, bet. 4th and 5th
Cluckner John, butcher, Atkinson & Bar-
ker, bds. .151 W. Washington
Clune Mary, wid. John, r. 372 S.Tennes-
see
Clune Patrick, watchmaker, r. 883 S. II-
. linois
Coan Charles H. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS rOLLEGE
Coble Daniel, r. 99 Hosbrook
Coble George, carpenter, 379 N. West
Coburn Henry (Coburn & Jones), r. 126
E. New York
Coburn John, Judge Circuit Court Ma-
rion county, r. 126 E. Ohio
Coburn John, attorney at law, 5 Vinton's
Block, op. P 0. r. 48 E. Ohio
Coburn Sarah Mrs. r. 121 N. Delaware
Coburn & Jones (Henry Coburn and Wil-
liam H. Jones), lumber dealers, W.
Georgia, bet. Tennessee and Missis-
sippi
Cochr^in Jam.>s, lab. r. 329 S. Pennsyl-
vania
Cochran Jesse, elk. Solil, Gibson & Co.
b.Is. 27 N. California
Cochran Milton (Cochran & Long), r.
Thorntown, Iiid.
Cochriin Samuel, carpenter, rear of N.
Mississippi, op. Lafayette engine
house, r. 77 W. First
Cochran William, earpenter, r. 420 S.
Illinois
Cochran William, painter, r. 74 Massa-
chusetts av.
Coddington James, plasterer, r. 351 N
New Jersey
Coes John, bojirding house, 169 S. Ten-
nessee, r. same
Coffin Aaron, wines and liquors, r. 389
N. Pennsylvania
Coffin Abraham, cigarmaker, 408 Vir-
ginia av.
Coffin A lab. 408 Virginia av.
Coffin Barnabus (B. & S. Coffin and Con-
nely, Wiles & Co.) r. 410 N. Penn-
sylvania
Coffin B. & S. (Barnabus and Stephen
Coffin), beef and pork packers,
Blake, bet. .\hirket and New York,
1 Vinton's block
Coffin Eieazar, cigarmaker, r, 370 E. New
York
Coffin J. V. elk. Connely, Wiles & Co.
bds. Scott House
Coffin Nelson, chairmaker, r. Spring, cor.
New York
Coffin W. cigarmaker, C. Brock, bds.
370 E. New York
Office 35 E, Markei St.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL OVER
S 5 O O , O O O ■
Coifman Jacob, carpenter, r. 255 S. New
Jersey
Coffman Joseph H. saddler, Sulgrove,
Reynolds & Co. bds. 113 Illinois
Coffman J. S. carpenter, r. 305 Virginia
av.
Cogan John, lab. r. 2G Rhode Island
Coggshall 0. W, gen'l agt. Union Ins.
(^0. of Indianapolis, r. Western av.
beyond city limits
Cogill John, lab. J. T. Dunn, r. 229 Vir-
ginia av.
Cogswell Stacy, carpenter, bds. 15 E.
Ohio
Cohen Isaac, elk. L. I. Mossier, bds. with
same
('ohen Martin, tanner, r 319 N. Noble
('ohen Samuel, watchmaker, Semmous &
Co. bds. 43 S. Illinois
Cohen Adolph, cigarmaker, bds. 119 W.
South
Coins Henry, plasterer, bds. 179 S. Illi-
nois
Coke Malinda (col'd), washerwoman, r.
75 Blake
Colard Isaac, moulder, bds. 164 W. Mary-
land
Colden John E. (Colden & Arbuckle), r.
129 Union
Colden k Arbuckle (John E. Colden and
Matthew Arbuckle), real estate agts.
7 Temperance Hall
Cole James, barber, 76 wS. West, bds. Ill
Ohio
Cole Joseph, bricklayer, r. 137 St. Mary
Cole W. C. physician, 65 S. Illinois, bds.
Spencer House
ColeraHn Charles W, barkeeper, M. M.
Tarr, bds 34 W. Georgia
Coleman Henry, prop'r of Chicago Ex-
change, 123 S. Illinois, r. same
Coleman Henry, r. 465 S. New Jersey
( oleman Lizzie Mrs. r. 26 S. West
Coleman, see also Colman
Colestock Ephraim, carpenter, r. 250 N,
Illinois
Colestock George, bds. 250 N. Illinois
Colestock Wesley, carpenter, bds. 260 N.
Illinois
Colhoun William, machinist, Indianapo-
lis agricultural works, bds. 107 S.
Tennessee
Coll Dennis (Ranahan & Coll), r. 204
Indiana av.
W. G. Oabbs, wholesale and retail dealer in Albums, Frames, etc.
Palmer's Horse Hay Forks, Wholesale, by Omar Newman.
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A NEW ARTJ OLE OF EXPOET
Are shipping Pianos to Europe.
Have the Agency in Indiana.
CoH Doniinick, elk. Rauahan & CoU, r.
204 Indiana av.
Collrtt Worris, salesman, Heinsheimer &
Block, r. at Btote
CoUey Siina A. lawyer, office S. Meridian,
r. 388 N. New Jersey
Collier Albeit, elk. Dessar & Bros.
Collier William S. saloon, r. 133 S. New
Jersey
Collins Cornelius, plasterer, bds. 101 N.
Mississippi
Collins Cornalius, teamster, r. 223 S.
West
Collins Honora, servant, works 216 N.
Delaware
Collins James, bds. Walker House
Collins Jeremiah, lithograph printer, Wm.
Bniden & Co. bds. 22 S. East
COLLINS JOSEPH G, boarding house,
64 W. Maryland
Collins J F. steward Walker House, bds.
same
Collins Kate, servant, works 125 E. Wal-
nut
Collins Maurice, lab. bds. Mrs. Cohoe's,
bet. Davidson and Winston
Collins Robert E. lab. r. 175 E. Washing-
ton
Collins William, lab. r. 60 S. Alabama
Collis Henry, olumber, Cottrell & Knight
Collman Chris, lab. C. & I. C. R. R. De-
pot, bds. Liberty, bet. Michigan and
Aorth
CoUum George F. pay dep't, bds. Little's
Hotel
Colman Henry C. watchman. Gov. Mor-
ton's office. State House
Colter M. Mrs. r. 394 S. Delaware
Colter Wm. C. stonecutter, bds. O'Con-
ner House, Tennessee
Cslton Elijah, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Colton William F. car inspector. B. R.
W. r. 344 E. Market
Columbus and Indianapolis R.R. Freight
Depot, W. M. Grayden, agt. S. Dela-
ware, nr. Pogue's Run
Columbus and Indianapolis Gen'l Ticket
Office, J. W. Skiles, gen'l ticket agt.
Virginia ave. cor. Delaware
Columbus and Indianapolis R. R. Ma-
chine Shop, S. Noble, bet. Washing-
ton and Meek
Columbus and Indianapolis R. R. Office,
James M Lunt, gen'l supt. Virginia
ave. cor. Delaware
Colver Jacob II. orderly Dist. Headquar-
ters, 70 E. M:irket
Colyaur A. physician, 83 S. Meridian
Combs M. bds. Walker House
Comegys Henry, house mover, r. 436 S.
West
Comegys Levi, carpenter, r. ws. N. Illi-
nois, bet. 5ih and 6th
Comingoie J. A. physician, 24^ E. Wash-
ington, r. 335 N. Liberty
COMINGORE J. A. & CO. (John A. Com-
ingore and Edwin T. Williamson),
boots and shoes, ret. 17 W. Washing-
Ion
Comingore William H. book-keeper, J.
A. Comingore & Co. r. 335 N. Lib-
erty
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, F. A. Reitx,
prop'r, Georgia, ne. cor. Illinois
Commissary of Subsistence, Col. J. J.
Sloeum, commissary, 111 E. Wash-
ington
Commons John M. asst. sec'y to Gov.
Morton, r. 472 N. East
Compton Eli, sup't government stables,
bds. 15 E. Ohio
Compion William II. elk. Indiana Fire
Insurance Co. bds. 152 N. Meridian
Comstock D. W. bds. Bates House
Comsiock E. last finisher, Osgood, Smith
& Co.
Conaty James B. bleaching, 44 S. Illi-
nois, r. same
Concordia House, Ferdinand Motteig,
prop'r, 200 S. Meridian
Conden William, lab. r. 30 Ann
Coudii J. D. office 1 Blackford's block, r.
134 Virginia av.
Conduit t Alexander B. (Pee, Conduitt &
Cox), bds. Sherman House
Cone W. S. elk. and telegraph operator,
Madison R. R. Co.
Conele Charles, machinist. Sinker & Co.
bds. Washington, cor. Tennessee
Congregational Church, N. Meridian,
cor. Circle
Conkan James, bds. Scott House
Conklin Henry M. (Conklin & Martins),
bds. Palmer House
Conklin Israel, repairer, U. S. Telegraph
Co. r. 83 N. Missouri
Conklin James, bds. 252 N. Mississippi
Conklin James S. student PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Conklin John, saloon, bds. 252 N.Missis-
sippi
Conklin Mary Mrs. r. 67 Eddy
Conklin M. D. student National Business
College
Conklin & Martins ( Henry M. Conklia
and Charles E. Martins), sutlers,
Camp Carrington
Conkling H. N. grocer, 164 W. Michigan
The Largest Stock of Cloaks in the City, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Russell's Reapers and Mowers, Wholesale, by Omar Newman.
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Conlen Michael, Bible agt.r. 323 Indiana
av.
Conley Arthur, elk. J. Ryan, r. 282 S.
East
Conlon Alice Miss, elk. Forester & Lent,
15 Fletcher's av.
Conly John, watchman, Ind. Rolling
Mill
Conn Henry (col'd), lab. Fletcher's Bank,
r. Elm, ur. corporation line
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS.
CO., Folsom & Olin, agts. 35 E. Mar-
ket
Connel Murph\, laborer, r. 70 Railroad
Counell Daniel, lab. r. 60 S. Alabama
Council John, lab. r. S. Alabama, bet.
Washington and Maryland
Connell Morris, lab. I. & C. R. R. shops,
r. 144 Meek
Counely Robert (Connely, Wiles & Co.),
r. 70 E. Maryland
Connely, Wiles & Co. (Robert Connely,
W. D, Wiles, D. H. Wiles and B.
Coffin), grocers, whol. 14w S. Meri-
dian
Conner A. H., Post Master, r. 236 E. Mar-
ket
Conner B. F. bJs. 236 E. Market
Conner E. L. Mrs. boarding house, 192
Virginia av
Conner Herbert, student, bds. 236 E.
Market
Conner Johanna Miss, cook Spencer
Mouse
Conner John, lab. r. 72 Benton
Conner J. carpenter, r. ws. Michigan rd.
Conner John, elk. Union Dry Goods Store,
bds. 71 Indiana av.
Conner Michael, r. 72 Benton
Conner Michael, lab. r. al. bet. Green and
Walter
Conner Minnie, waiter. Little's Hotel
Conner Robert, lab. B. R. R. shop
Conner Tliomas, engineei', r. 325 E. Mer-
rill
Conner Thomas, shoemaker, 294 S. Dela-
ware, r. same
Conner Thomas, lab. r. 276 S. Delaware
Conners Tim, lab. bds. 292 Winston
Connolley Arthur, elk. John Ryan & Co.
Connor Frederick, with B. T. Wilt, bds.
164 W. Maryland
Connor John, elk. John W. Ray, bds. 164
W. Maryland
Connor Morris, Ind. Rolling Mill
Connors John, stonecutter, bds. Davidsor.,
nr. Bellefontaine depot
Conoly George, boilermaker, Washington
Foundry, r. 78 Forest av.
Conoly Mahlon S. r. 98 Forest av.
Conover E. C. switchman, T. H. & I R. R.
bds. Ill W. South
Convoy Patrick, tailor, 82 S. West, r.
same
THE!§li^\\|{!^lNlPPI
PAID OVER
$40,000 IN LOSSES
During the year 1865.
Converse Joel, bds. Fort Wayne av. cor.
St. Joseph
Converse Hetty Miss, servant, 37 Indiana
av.
Conway Ann, servant, 89 Indiana av.
Conway M. Mrs. r. 227 S. Delaware
Colter William, driver, McClain & Guth-
ridge, r. 394 S. Delaware
Coogan William R. auctioneer, r. 83 W.
South
Cooglan Louis, mechanic, r. Wilson
Cook Alfred L. carriage trimmer, George
Lowe, r. al. bet. Washington and
Market, East and Liberty
Cook A. miichinist, Goolman, Morris &
Co. r. 278Bluflfrd.
Cook Charles, elk. Adam Bretz, r. 44 W .
Louisiana
Cook Christian, lab. Union Depot, r. 26
Bicking
Cook David, bds. Little's Hotel
Cook David, elk. bds. 287 E. Market
Cook Frank, lab. r. Dacotab, bet. Jones
and Corporate Limits
Cook Frederick, saloon, Virginia av. cor.
Bradshaw
Cook Frederick, porter, Adams Express
Co. bds. E. Georgia, nr. Noble
Cook Frederick, porter, P. 0. r. Virginia
av. cor. Bradshaw
Cook George, painter, bds. 302 W, North
Cook George, engraver, r. 143 Fort
Wayne av.
Cook George B. traveling agt. Judson &
Dodd, bds. Palmer House
Cook Henry, traveling agt. Judson &
Dodd, bds. Palmer House
Cook Henry, works C. & I. C. R. R. Co. r.
295 E. Georgia
Cook Henry, plasterer, r. John
Cook Henry, bricklayer, bds. 38 Chat-
ham
Cook Ignus, mechanic, Goolman, Morris
& Co.
Cook Jane Miss, r. 24 Indiana av.
Cook John, machinist. Sinker & Co. bds.
38 Chatham
("ook John, finisher, at Sinker's, bds. 38
Chatham
Cook John V. (James & Cook), r. 258 N.
Pennsylvania
Cook John W. millwright, bds. 73 S.
Pennsylvania
Cook Joseph K. dk. Fitzhugh, Pattison &
Co. r. 31 W. Georgia
Large stock and Low Prices, at Jones, Hess & O^vis'.
15
Retail Dealers in Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Horse Collars, Whips, etc.
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A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
Bates House Corner,
Warrant every Piano sold,
FOR, FIVE YEAKS.
Cook Mary (col'd), servant, 251 N. Lib-
erty
Cook Mary Mrs. wid. r. 38 Chatham
Cook S. H. elk. Wm. Powell, r. 376 W.
North
Cook T. V. r. 308 E. New York
Cook William, (Dunbar & Cook), Wash-
ington, cor. East, r. 83 S. East
Cook W. & Co. (William Cook and Chas.
Dunmier), groceries and dry goods,
249 E. Washington
Cooley George, traveling agt. bds. Lit-
tle's Hotel
Coon Peter (Peter Coon & Co.), 90 E.
Market
Coon Peter & Co. (Peter Coon and ),
real estate, 90 E. Market
Coon Philip, Market Saloon, 65 N. Ala-
bama, r. same
Cooney Ann Mrs. r. 288 Railroad
Cooney Dennis, lab. r. 27 N. East
Cooney Thomas, laborer, B. R. R. shop
Coons A. F. elk. at U. S. Subsistence Of-
fice, Union Depot
Coons Frank, elk. Commissary Office, r.
165 Huron
Coons Frank, teacher, bds. 67 N. Ala-
bama
Coons John W., Deputy County Clerk,
bds. Mrs. Rockwell's, 134 N.Pennsyl-
vania
Cooper Allen, engineer, L. & I. R. R. bds.
382 N. Tennessee
Cooper Hamilton, tailor, Mitchell, Glazier
& Co. r. 260 W. Saint Clair
Cooper John, finisher, B. F. Haugh, r. 257
E. McCariy
Cooper John, stock dealer, r. 422 N. Illi-
nois
Cooper J. J. (Cooper & Hare), r. 422 N.
Illinois
Cooper William, fireman, L. R. R. bds.
400 N. Mississippi
Cooper & Hare (J. J. Cooper and Marcus
L. Hare), feed stable, 38 E. Mary-
land
Coors Augustus F., elk. U. S. Sub. Dep"t,
r. 494 N. Mississippi
Copehaver Jacob, R. R. employee, r. ss.
E. Washington, outside corporation
Copeland Bradford, salesman, J. W.
Copeland, bds. with same
Copeland Henry E. salesman, George K.
Share & Co. bds. cor. Illinois and
Copeland James, carpenter, I. & C. R. R.
r. 197 Bates
Copeland Jesse, carpenter, 297 Winston
COPELAND JOSHUA W. millinery and
millinery goods, 15 S. Meridian and
8 E. Washington, r. 372 N. Meridian
Copeland — , elk. J. Harris, S. Illinois,
bds. 60 W. Market
COQUILLARD A. T. police agency, 65
S. Illinois, bds. Bates House
Coral Willis, brickmaker, r. 199 Meek
Corb:>ley H. B. elk. at H. B. Finch, r. 16
Fayette
Corbaley Samuel B. book-keeper, Spiegel,
Tlioms & Vo. bds. Meridian, bet.
Maryland and Georgia
Corbaley Will H. elk. H. B. Finch, r. 15
Fayette
Corbet Kate Miss, waiter, Ind. Inst, for
the I'.lind
Corbett James W. traveling agt. Lukens
& lirackebush, bds. Ohio, bet. Tenn-
essee and Illinois
Cord Fritz, watchman, r. 475 W. Michi-
gan.
Cord Thomas A. carpenter, r. 211 W. Ohio
Corey Patrick, at Rolling Mill, bds. 69
Ann
Corliss Corydon T. homoeopathist, 72 E.
Market, r. 17| Virginia av.
Corn Obed, teamster at arsenal, bds. 340
N. Noble
Cornelius Cassius, plasterer, r. 254 S.
Alabama
Cornelius C. painter, r. 114 S. Noble
Cornelius Everett H. machinist B. R. R.
Shop, bds. with Mr. Mead, Winston
Cornelius E. G. (Tousey, Byram & Co.),
r. 429 N, Pennsylvania
Cornelius Wilber F. (Cornelius & Moran,)
r. 4 Buchanan
Cornelius & Moran (Wilber F. Cornelius
and Samuel Moran), house and sign
painters, 16 Virginia av.
Corney Michael, lab. Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
Cornig Ann, servant, 260 W. Washing-
ton
Corradan Lawrence, lab. i. 354 S. West
Corridan Annie Miss, waiter, Spencer
House
Corridan Maria Miss, chamber maid,
Spencer House
Corsey A. M. student, National Business
College
Corwin John E. (Hume, Adams & Co.),
bds. Bates House
Cory A. M. student, National Business
College
Cory Patrick, hooker, Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
Cosby R. N. carpenter and builder,
Broad, cor. Jackson, r. 112 Plum
New York
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle St., bet. Market and Meridian.
should call at No. 20 West Washington Street, Indianapolis.
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Cosby Hiram, carpenter, R. N. Cosby,
"bds. 437 N. New Jersey
Cosgrove Michael, hooker, Indianapolis
Rolling Mill, r. 28 Henry
Cosgrove Rose Mrs. r. Maple, bet. McCar-
ty and Ray
Coslow Patrick, employee L. & I. R. R.
bds 55 Fayette
Cestelo John, machinist, r. 278 W. Mary
land
Costelo John, boilermaker, Sinker & Co.
Coslello John, boot and shoemaker, r. E.
South
Coster A. B. carpenter, H. Hildebrand, r.
354 N. New Jersey
Coster Charles, engineer, r. 181 Blake
Coster David, carpenter. Miller & Shaw,
r. 236 Winston
Costin M. H. student, Na.tional Business
College
Cotlin William W. Mrs. (Cotlin & Gard-
ner), bds. 36 W. Maryland
Cotlin & Gardner, (Mrs. W.W. Cotlin, and
Mrs. H. R. Gardner), millinery and
straw goods, 46 W. Washington
Cotter Patrick, hostler. Wood &Foudray,
r. at stable
Cottrell M. Minerva, r. 298 W. Market
Cottrell Thomas, (Cottrell & Knight), r.
160 S. New Jersey
COTTRELL & KNIGHT, (Thomas Cot-
trell & John Knight), tinners' stocK,
gas fitters and coppersmiths, 108 S.
Delaware
Coughlin Frank, elk. Merritt & Cough-
lin, r. 282 W. New York
Coughlin Martin, lab. Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
Coughlin William (Merritt & Coughlin),
woolen factors, r. 282 W. New York
Coulon Charles, justice of the peace, 115
E. Washington, r. Pearl, bet. Dela-
ware and Alabama
Coulon Charles G. jr. bds. Cumberland,
bet. Alabama and Delaware
Coulter James (Coulter & White), r. 216
E. South
Coulter James H. chief elk. Dist. head-
quarters, 70 E. Market
Coulter John, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Coulter & White (James Coulter and Chas.
H. White), gas and steam pipe fit-
ters, 82 ,E. Market
Council John F. (W. R. Hogshire & Co.),
r. 79 W. Maryland
County Jail, Court House Square
County Sheriff Office, Court House Sqr.
W. J. H. Robinson, sheriff, r. jail
building
Court House, ns Washington, bet. Dela-
ware and Alabama
Courtney William, hackdriver, r. 315
Blake
The Sisnissippi
IS A GOOD
l4@MEeOMPAM¥.
Covane E. Mrs. r. 120 S. Noble
Covault E. J. salesman, Talbott, Rickard
& Co. bds. Sherman House
Covington Braddick (col'd), works tobac-
co factory of May & Co. South, r. al.
bet. North and Walnut, Alabama
and Delaware
Covington Delia, servant at 132 E. North
Covington Emily, r. 240 W. Market
Covington Parthenia, r. 240 W. Market
Covington Susan, r. 240 W. Market
Cowan Harriet, wid. William, r. Garden
Cowen John, paperhanger. Roll & Smith,
r. Tennessee, nr. R. R.
Cox Albert G entry elk. Sawyer & Has-
selman, r. S. Meridian, bet. Mary-
land and Georgia
Cox Ann Miss, r. 252 W. Market
Cox A. J. artist, Alabama, cor. Walnut
COX CHARLES, proprietor Hoosier State
Stove Works, 135 S. Delaware, r. 71
S. Meridian
Cox Charles H. with Charles Cox, bds. 71
S. Meridian
Cox Chittenden A. conductor Street R.
R. bds. 18 Chatham
Cox Georgiana Mrs. r. 41 Ellen
Cox Henry, carpenter, r. 224 W. Wash-
ington
Cox Jacob, artist, 26 and 28 W.Wash-
ington, r. 69 S. Meridian
Cox James R. bds. 323 W. Washington
Cox Jeff"erson, carpenter, r. 415 E. Wash-
ington
Cox John B. (Pee, Conduitt & Cox), r.
Morgan Co. Ind.
Cox J. R. S. law student with John Co-
burn, bds. Samuel Patterson's
Cox Morgan, salesman, Landes, Tarking-
ton & Pattison, bds. Sherman House
Cox Mrs. r. 664 N. Pennsylvania
Cox Sophia, wid. r. 252 W. Market
Cox W. A. painter, 58 N. Pennsylvania,
bds. Little's Hotel
Cox William C. (Tomlinson & Cox), bds.
69 S Meridian
Coyn Maggie, servant, C3 Circle
Coyner John, student at N. W. C. Uni-
versity, bds. 449 E. St. 'Jlair
Coyner J. S. trader, r. 502 N. Illinois
Coyner M. L. teamster, r. 449 E. Saint
Clair
Cozad Justis L. asst. engineer, B. R. R.
Cozens Samuel, cook, bds. John, cor.
Peru
W. G. Dabbs makes the only Frame that can be used on Porcelain Pictures.
Hardware, and Horse Collar Manfrs., 20 West Washington Street.
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flOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
In this department of the
m:i[jsic trade,
BENHAM & CO.'S STOCK
IS COMPLETE.
Cozzens Wtn. (cold), plasterer, 2d door
W. of Railroad, on Canal
Crabban John, lab. C. F. Schmidt's
Brewery
Craft Amelia G. Mrs. wid. r. 81 Massa-
chusetts av.
Craft Frost, bds. 81 Massachusetts av.
Craft Henry, lab. r. 60 Wyoming;
Crafi Hiram J. elk. City Engineer, r. 163
N. Alabama
Craft John, bds. 81 Massachusetts av.
Craft John, student, PURDY'S BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
Craft John P. book-keeper. Branch of
Bank of the State of Indiana, r. es
Massachusetts av. bet. Alabama and
Delaware
Craft Richard, bds. 81 .Massachusetts av.
Craft Smith, (Van Blaricum & Craft), r.
286 Indiiina av.
Craft Werner, bds. 81 Massachusetts av.
Craft W Fl. watchmiiker and jeweler, 2
Odd Fellows' Hall, r. 163 N. Ala-
bama
Crafion Patrick, student, Bryant, Strat-
ton & Co. bds. Mississippi, sw. cor.
Maryland
Crago Jennie Mrs. boarding house, 133
N. Davidson
Craig Alexander, elk. Alford, Talbot &
Co. Virginia av.
Craig David P. carpenter, r. 223 N. No-
ble
Craig George, lab bds. 110 Indiana av.
Craig Nelson (cold), lab. bds. ss. 6th, bet.
Tennessee and iMississippi
Craig S. A. captain at Soldier's Home,
bds. 115 N. Illinois
Craig William, miller, r. 361 Massachu-
setts av.
Craig William R. book-keeper, Alford,
Talbot & Co. r. 66 Fletcher av.
Craighead Benjamin F. (William Swein-
harb & Co.), r. Anderson, Ind.
Craighead Mary J. wid. David, r. 30 W.
Maryland
Crail Sylvester B. lab. r. S. West, nr.
corporate limits
Crall Leroy, photographer, 191 E. Wash-
ington
Cramer Caroline Mrs. r. rear 78 N. Ten-
nessee
Cramer John (Cramer & Boyd), r. 169
W. Waehington
Merrimack Prints always at
Cramer Samuel A. deputy Sheriff, 90 N.
East
Cramer William, lab. McCord & Wheat
ley, r. 333 S. East
Cramer & Boyd (John Cramer and Thos.
N. Boyd), eating saloon, 169 W.
Washington
Crane Daniel, bds. Scott House
Crane Dennis, porter, Spencer House, r.
6 Henry
Crane George W. blacksmith, bds. Illi-
nois, cor. Maryland
Crane James D. (James D. Crane & Co.),
r. 141 W. South
Crane James D. & Co. (James D. Crane
and Leonard Crane), photographers,
31J W. Washington
Crane John, saddler, Reyer & Thorns, r.
N. Pennsylvania
Crane Leonard (James D. Crane & Co.),
r. 141 W. South
Crane Peter, passenger engineer, B. R. R.
r. nr. Pendleton Pike Toll-gate
Crane Samuel C. elk. with Temple C.
Harrison, U. S. Sanitary agt. 19 W.
Washington
Crapo R. P. picture frames, photographic
stock, looking glasses, etc. 46 N.
Pennsylvania, r. sume
Cravas William, works Ind. Rolling Mill
Craven John, lab. ns. Merrill, cor. Greer
Craven W. B. student National Business
College
Cravens J. F. asst. physician Insane
Hospital
Crawford Eli, meulder, D. Root & Co. r.
318 S. Delaware
Crawford Maria Miss, teacher, Indian-
apolis Female Institute, r. same
Crawley Thomas, piler Ind. Rolling Mill,
r. 438 S. West
Creagea , carpenter, r. 225 N. Noble
Creep Cutlep, stonemason, r. 334 N. Rail-
road
Cregar Henry, r. 331 E. Georgia
Cregar John, carpenter, N. Mississippi,
bet. 6th and 6th
Crew Coleman, lab. r. 270 Massachusetts
av.
Crew Drury H. lab. bds. rear 270 Massa-
chusetts av.
Criner Mrs. M. E. r. Huron, cor. Cedar
Criqui M. clothing, ret. 94 E. Washing-
ton, r. 322 E. Ohio
Cristee William W. (col'd), teamster,
Sloan, Burk & Woollen, bds.W. Mar-
ket, across Canal
Critchell John (Riggen &Critchell), bda.
186 N.Tennessee
Crockett John, railroad man, bds. 113
Spring
Croft Mary Miss, teacher of vocal music,
Indiana Female College
Croft WilHam, r. 182 N. Missouri
No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hail.
Palmer's Horse Hay Forks. See advertisement opposite title page.
CRO
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Croghan Henry, porter, Fletcher's Bank,
r. E. end of Elm
Crolley Daniel, lab. r. 343 S. Delaware
Crompton Hannah R. astrologist and fe-
male physician, 42 Kentucky av. r.
same
Crompton Henry R. painter, r. 42 Ken-
tucky av.
Croney John, watchman, Terre Haute
Freight Depot, r. 85 W. McCarty
Cronin James, helper Ind. Rolling Mill
Cronin Michael, helper Ind Rolling Mill
Crooner Louis M. elk. H. B. Finch, bds.
76 S. Meridian
Crepper Edward, carpenter, r. 78 Fay-
ette
Cropper Jonathan, carpenter, r. 78 Fay-
ette
Cropper Jonathan, lab. r. es. Illinois, bet.
(jth and Tinker
Cropper Johnson, lab. bds. at Jona. Crop-
per's, es. Illinois, bet. 6th and Tink-
er
Cropper Samuel, carpenter, r. 254 N.
East
Cropper Simpson, carpenter, bds. 78 Fay-
ette
Crosby A. T. money deliverer, American
Express Co. rooms Eden's blk.
Crosby John, butcher, C. A. Hawes, bds.
103 S. New Jersey
Crosby Michael, saloon, 64 S. Delaware,
r. s«me
Crosby R. M. carpenter shop, rear of 36
Cherry
Crosby , Lieut. V. R. C. bds. 29 W.
Pratt
Crose J. A. book-keeper Paymaster's
Department, U, S. A. r. 286 N. New
Jersey
Crosow William, Union Cabinet Factory
Cross J. S. meesengei-, Adams Express
Co.
Crossland Jacob A. (Crossland, Maguire
& Co.), r. 394 N. Illinois
CROSSLAND, MAGUIRE & CO. (Jacob
A. Crossland, Douglas Maguire, Sam-
uel C. Hiiiina, William J. Gillespie
and John M. Caldwell), whol gro-
cers, 52 S. Meridian
Crossley Thomas B. saddler, Sulgrove,
Reynolds & Co. bds. 83 N. Pennsyl-
vania
Crosson David (col'd), barber, r. 182 W.
Georgia
Crouch George W. plasterer, bds. 121 W.
New York
Crouch G. W. horse dealer, r. 176 Vir-
ginia av.
Crouch John, plasterer, 42 Helen
Crouch John, teamster, r. 18 Virginia av.
Crouch John D. bds. 121 W. New York
Crowe Hannah Mrs. r. 280 E. Washing-
ton
INSURE
\riTH THE
SINEIISSIPPI
Crowley Timothy, teamster, r. 40 Eliza-
beth
Crowley AVilliam, paver, r. 376 Missouri
Crozier George, elk. W. & H. Glenn, r.
350 N. Meridian
Cruise Mary, servant, 239 N.Pennsylva-
nia
CruU David, carpenter, r. 22 Gregg
Crull Jacob, teamster, r. 359 N. Alabama
Crura John, r. 228 E. Louisiana
Crumling Adam, elk. r. 248 E. Louisiana
Cruse John P. carpenter, bricklayer and
builder, S. Delaware, nr. McCarty,
r. 322 E. Washington
Crutchfield Stapleton (col'd), works A.
L. Roach's, 613 N. Pennsylvania
Crystal Palace Saloon and Restaurant,
Ed. Beik, prop'r, 44 W. Washington
Cubal Mrs. r. 127 E. McCarty
Cubel Henry, carpenter, 137 McCarty,
bet. Alabama »nd Delaware
Cubley A. H. student, National Business,
College
Culbert P. lab. r. 231 S. Delaware
Culley Daniel B. book keeper, Cotlrell &
Knight's, r. 486 N. Pennsylvania
Culley D. V. real estate agent and col-
lecting agency, 76 N. Pennsylvania,
r. 19 E. Ohio
Culley Lizzie, milliner, r. 179 S. Ten-
nessee
Cullum Eberle, printer, Wm. and J. Bra-
den, r. 211 W, Michigan
Culley William, engineer, Byrkit &
Beam, r. 119 S. Tennessee
Cummings Charles, lab. r. 325 E. Wash-
ington
Cummings C. machinist, r. 167 Meek
Cummings James, pumpmaker, r. 232 S.
Pennsylvania
Cummings J. W. lab. C. & L C. R. R.
Depot, r. Alabama, cor. Washington
Cummins John, r. 326 W. Washington
Cummiskey James, tobacconist, P, M.
May & Co. bds. 22 Fletcher av.
Cunihan M. lab. bds. James Feriteffs
Cunningham Ellen Mrs. wid. r. N. Mill,
bet. 6th and 7th, nr. es. Camp Car-
rington
Cunningham F. book-keeper. Hall &
Huichinson, r. ws. Meridian, nr. 1st
Cunningham F. P. confectioner and fancy
baker, 59 N. Illinois, r. same
Cunningham Hugh, lab. r. 278 E. Geor-
gia
Linens, a large stock, at Jones, Hess & Davis', 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Omar Newman, Manufacturers' Agent for Russell's Reaper and Mower, Pal-
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i. M. BENHAM & CO..
usic Dealers,
Employ none but experienced workmen to
Do their Tuningr and Repairing^.
Cunningham John, lab. William Con-
don's
Cunningham John, carpenter, r. es. Illi-
nois, bet. 6ih and Tinker
Cniiningham Joseph, teamster, r. 289 E.
Ohio
Curley John, lab. r. al. bet. Greer and
Walters
Curley John R. lab. r. Stephens, nr. Vir-
ginia av.
Curneban M. lab. C. & I. C. R. R. De-
pot, bds. Noble, bet. Bates and
Meek
Curran D*ivid, printer. Journal office, r.
6 Huron
Curran John, works at Aisenal, r. Ax-
forth
Curran Patrick, painter, B. C. Shaw's, r.
56 Huron
Currin John, lab. r. 60 S. Alabama
Currin Michael, lab. r. 462 E. Georgia
Currlen Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 32
Henry
Curry Dorcas Mrs. (col'd), washer, r.
265 E. St. Clair
Curry Richard (col'd), barber, r. 269
Blake
Cur« )n Mary, wid. Josiah, r. 257 E.Wash-
ington
Curtis Andrew, r. 27 Fort Wayne av.
Curtis Charles, engineer, City Steamer
No. 2, r. 166 N. Delaware
Curtis C. F. manager Gem Billiard
Room, r. Stevenson, bet. Virginia
av. and East
CURTIS CORNELIUS S., Vice President
Farmers' and Merchants' Insurance
Co. office, room 3 Blackfoid's block,
bus. 64 W. Maryland
Curtis Joseph (col'd), whitewasher, r.
203 W. North
Curtis Truman, stationary engineer, r.
163 Stephenson
Curzon Joseph, architect, office in Jour-
ifal bldg. r. 376 N. Illinois
Cashing Garrett, peddler, r. 73 James
CUSHMAN EMMA MISS, actress, Me-
tropolitan Theater, bds. Palmer
House
Cusick John, grocer, 75 West, r. same
Cussen Jerry, fancy goods, Indiana av.
2 doors N. of Michigan, r. same
Custer Daniel, bar tender, 197 E. Wash-
ington, bds. same
Custer Theodore, lab. r. 265 Union
Cuykendal'l W. A. engineer on I. & C. R.
R. r. 330 E. Louisiana
DABBS W. G., Photographic Stock
Depot, 21 and 23 E. Circle, bds. U^
Virginia av.
Dacy Patrick, Rolling Mill
Daerfifel Herman, barkeeeper, Christ,
Dammeyer, bds. Christ. Dammeyer's
Daggert Daniel, carriagemaker. bds. 35
W. Market
Daggett William (Daggett & Co.), r. 280
N. New Jersey
DAGGETT & CO. (William Daggett and
George C. Webster), confectioners,
dealers in teas, fruits, fire works, etc.
32 S. Meridian
Daguet Alphones C. foreman, Charles
Cox, r. 288 Railroad av.
Daid Townsend (col'd), lab. r. 203 W.
North
Daid William (col'd), lab. r. 203 W,
North
Dailey Maggie, laundress, Ind. Institu-
tion for the Blind
Dailey Nicholas, elk. Thomas Redmond,
bds. S. Illinois, nr. Union Depot
Dailey Nicholas, bar tender, 130 S. Illi-
nois, bds. 107 S. Illinois
Dailey Owen B. machinist, Central R. R.
bds. 61 S. Noble
DAILY TELEGRAPH, Telegraph Com-
pany, office 13 W. Maryland
Dailey William, lab. B. R. R. r. 343 Win-
ston
Daily ('on. lab. rear 163 St. Joseph
Daily Eugene, lab. r. 248 S. West
DAILY EVENING GAZETTE, J. W.
JORDAN, editor and proprietor, 32
and 34 S. Meridian, up stairs
Daily Harrison H. (Daily, Kiefer &
Rush). 77 E. Ohio /'Tr>x
Daily Jenny Miss, S. New Jersey---J_y
Daily L. H. saddler, r. 184 Virginia av.
Daily Nicholas, at Connely, Wiles & Co'9
Daily Philip M.. salesman, bds. 77 E.
Ohio
Daily, Kiefer & Co. (H.H. Daily, Augustus
Kiefer and W. P. Rush), druggists,
wholesale, 143 S. Meridian
Dain Edward T. painter, Baffmann &
De Turk, r. N. Delaware, near city
limits
Dain Rol ert C. paperhanger, r. 280 N.
New Jersey
Dain Thomas, r. 58 St. Mary
Daine Charles, elk. bds. 206 Winston
Daine William, drayman, r. 206 Winston
Dale W. H. confectioner, retail, es. Camp
C'irrington, bet. 4t.h and 5th, bds.
300 W. Mississippi
Dales Alfred, carpenter, r. 202 Minerva
Dall Peter, lab. Sinker & Co, r. 131 E.
McCarty
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle St., bet. Market and Meridian Sts.
mer's Horse Hay Forks, Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, 60 E. Market.
DAL
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Daly Eugene, carpenter, C. Eden & C.o's
r. 248 S. West
Daly Kate, servant, N. Tennessee, se.
cov. Ohio
Dame Jason, (Dame & Co.), r. 287 S.
New Jt'fsey
Dame & Co (Jason Dame and B. 0. Car-
penterj. marble wareroom, 69 E.
Washington
Damme Frank, patternmaker, D. Root &
Co. r. 8:27 S. E.ist
Dammeyer (Christ, boarding house and
saloon, lb3 S. Illinois
Dancyger Louis, clothier, 69 S. Illinois, r.
147 W. Maryland
Dane Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 118 Bluff
road
Danever James R. carpenter, bds. 69 W,
Market
Danforth A. J. r. 432 N. Pennsylvania
Daniel James, lab. John W. Raf e, res.
same
Daniels Lewis W, carpenter, bds. 109 S.
New Jersey
Daniels Mary, washerwoman, r. 170
Douglass
Daniels Samuel, watchman. Central De-
pot, r. 109 S. New Jersey
Daniels Thomas, butcher, r. 210 Union
Dannal Thomas, carpenter, es. Illinois,
bet. 6th and Tinker
Dannenberg Lewis, carpenter, r. 71 S.
Liberty
Danner M. Mrs. r. 39 Jones
Darby John, grocer, ret. Alabama, cor.
Massachusetts av. r. 291 S. New
Jeisey
Darby Wm. Owen, farmer, end Tennes-
see, N. of Tinker
Dark Charles, elk. Ind. Branch Banking
Co. r. 86 W. Walnut
Darmstadt Jacob, saddlery, Reyer &
Thoms, bds. Mrs. Petrie's
Darnall Calvan, carpenter, ws. N. Illi-
nois, bet. 5ih and 6lh, r. snme
Darnall C. T. (Dudley, Newcomb & Co.),
bds. Mrs. Baird's
Darnell W. W. r. 342 E. New York
Daro C. H. bds. Walker House
Darrow Benjamin C. salesman. Burton &
Davis, r. 246 N. Illinois
Darrow George (Darrow & Hinesley),
bds. 364 N. New Jersey
Darrow James, sutler, r. 364 N. New Jer-
sey
Darrow iVIargaret Ann Miss, bds. 261 W.
Washington
Darrow Wilton, printer, bds. 364 N. New
Jersey
Darrow & Hinesley (George Darrow and
Andrew J. Hinesley), grocers, 67
Massachusetts a v.
Darter Amos R. pumpmaker, r. 78 W.
Vermont
THE OFFICE OF THE
Sinnissippi
35
IS ON GROUND FLOOR,
12. 3MIAB.KET S^TRBHST.
Dasey Patrick, lab. Rolling Mill, r. 273
S. Pennsylvania
Dash John, lab. 438 S. West
Daubinspeck N. miller, r. 141 N. Dela-
ware
Daubinspeck William, bds. 118 Massa-
chusetts av.
Dauget Alphonse, moulder, Charles Cox,.
r. 388 Railroad av.
Daumont Henry (H. Daumont & Co.), r.
126 Virginia av.
Daumont H. & Co. (Henry Daumont and
), clocks, looking glasses, etc.
whol. and ret. 88 E. Washington
Daumont Peter A. walchmiiker and jew-
eler, 23 S. Meridian, r. same
Davenport John, engineer, Capital Mill,
r. N. West
Davenport, see also Devenport
Daverin Thomas, lab bds 292 Winston
David Ann, wid. William M. r. 271 E.
Market
David George, employee B. R. R. bds. 271
E. Market
David Nicholson (Scott & Nicholson), r.
S. Georgia, bet. Missouri and Missis-
sippi
David R. J. elk. W. & H. Glenn, r. 80 N .
Mississippi
David William C. elk. C. & L R. R. bds.
271 E. Market
Davidson Charles B. Rev. bds. 84 S. Illi-
nois
Davidson Geo. carpenter, r. 188 Dough-
• rty
Davidson James, printer. Daily Herald,
bds. 28 N. New Jersey
Davidson James F. mail elk. Journal of-
fice, r. 170 N. Davidson
Davidson John, r. E. Bellefontaine R. R.
freight house, outside corporation
Davidson John, collector for Ind. Jour-
nal, r. 170 N. Davidson
Davies John, artist, bds. 26 S. Mississippi
Davies John, photographer, T. J. Davies,
bds 150 W. New York
Davies Thomas J. photograph gallery, 2<J
and 28 W. Washington, r. 150 W,
New York
Davis A boarding house and agent Jud-
son & Dodd, r. 58 S. Pennf^ylvania
Davis Abner, traveling agent Judson &.
Dodd, r. 56 S. Pennsylvania
Davis Alex, (col'd), lab. C. A. Fergusatt^
N. Meridian, cor. 7th
W. G. Dabbs will print your Card Mounts elegantly at low rates.
Carriage and Saddlery Hardware at Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co.,
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A.M.BENHAM&CO.
Are Sole Agents for
E5STEY & CO.'S
Celebrated Cottage Organs.
Davis Allen, switchman, Lafayette R. R.
Co. f. 39 E. McCarfy
Davis Amos (col'd), lab. 6 N. Tennessee
Davis Ann (col'd), housekeeper, S. Nel-
son, r. 126 N. Missouri
Davis A. E. grocer, 246 E. Washington,
r. West, bet. Walnut and North
Davis A. J. sec'y Farmers' and Mer-
chants' Insurance Co. r. 294 W. St.
Clair, outside city limits
Davis Benjamin (Mann & Davis), r. 149
Louisiana, cor. East
Davis Benjamin, road master T. H. & R.
R. R. r. Louisiana
Davis B. K. elk. 246 E. Washington, bds.
N. West, nr. Indiana av.
Davis Clay, machinist. Sinker & Co.
DAVIS C. B. insurance agt. 6 Odd Fel-
lows' Hall, r. 379 N. Pennsylvania
Davis Daniel, boilermaker, Bellefontaine
R. R. shop, r. 398 N. Delaware
Davis D. K. elk. A. E. Davis, r. West,
bet. Walnut and North
Davis D. W. steward, A. S. Casterlin &
Co. r. 426 S. Illinois
Davis Edward, constable, bds. 318 N.
Alabama
Davis Edward, butcher, r. es. N. Penn-
sylvania, bet. Ohio and New York
Davis Edwin A. attorney at Imw, 3 Tal-
boit & New's block, bds. Bates House
Davis Emma Mrs. milliner and dress
maker, 64 N. Pennsylvania, r, 180
Virginia av.
Davis Ernest Gregg, bds. 379 N. Penn-
sylvania
Davis E. B. bds. Walker House
Davis Flemiijg, boilermaker, Washington
Foundry, r. 118 Forest av.
Davis F. A. W. (Indiaua Banking Co.), r.
249 S. New .Jersey
Davis George (Barton & Davis), bds. 32
W. Maryland
DaTis George A. elk. Q. M. D. bds. Illi-
nois, bet. Michigan and North
Davis Haldin, hackman, r. 380 N. Dela-
ware
Davis Harvey, butcher, 71 E. Washing-
ton, r. N. Pennsylvania, bet. Ohio
and New York
Davis Horace H. machinist, S. C. Frink
& Co. bds 379 N. Pennsylvania
Davis Ira, es. Illinois, bet. 1st and 2d
Davis James, printer, bds. 28 N. New
Jersey
W.
Davis Jamea (col'd), lab. bdi
Georgia
Davis James E. shoe dealer, 245 E. Wash-
ington, r. North, cor. Liberty
Davis John, shoemaker, bds. 299 N. Lib-
erty
Davis John, r. 142 E. Maryland
Davis John L. pumpmaker, r. 211 N. Mis-
souri
Davis Jonathan T. telegraph operator,
Bellefontaine R. R. bds. 71 Pennsyl-
vania
Davis Joshua, carpenter, bds. 177 Meek
Davis J. A. carpenter, bds. Miss Chap-
man's, Ft. Wayne av.
DAVIS J. W. steam and gas fitter and
brass foundry, 110 S. Delaware, r.
160 Virginia aT.
Davis Levi, salesman, 140 S. Illinois, bds.
Spencer House
Davis Mary E. Mrs. r. 180 Virginia av.
Davis Milton, carpenter, r. 45 E. McCarty
Davis Munroe (col'd), blacksmith, r.
Howard, bet. 3d and 4th
Davis P. L. carpenter, r. 177 Meek
Davis Rees, elk. Bates House, bds same
Davis Robert F. sawmaker, E, C.Atkins,
r. 77 E. McCarty
Davis R. P. machinist, r. Tennessee, bet.
McCarty and Ray
Davis Samuel A. lab. W ight & Bro.
Davis Thomas, shoemaker, bds. 299 N.
Liberty
Davis Thomas K. salesman, bdg. North,
cor. Liberty
Davis T J. photographer, r. 150 W. New
York
Davis Wells W. engineer, Central R. R.
r. 75 N. Davidson
Davis Wesley, carriage trimmer, B. C.
Shaws, r. 369 N. Pennsylvania
Davis Wesley, steward, restaurant, 87 S.
Illinois
Davis William, teamster, es. Illinois, bet.
6th and Tinker
Davis William, banker, cor. Washington
and Virginia av. r. 2i9 S. New Jer-
sey
Davis William E. brickmason, r. 309 E.
Ohio
Davis W. H pumpmaker, 133 N. Tennes-
see, r. ns. 1st, bet. Mississippi and
Tennessee
Davis W. M. (Jones, Hess & Davis), r.
430 N. New Jersey
Davy John, porter, E. B. Alvord & Co.
Daw E. S. machinist, C. & I. C. R. R.
shops, r. 216 N. Noble
Dawson Edward, cooper, bds. James Fer-
iter's
Dawson Eli, blacksmith, John G. Smith,
bds. 76 S. Meridian
Dawson Francis M. carpenter, r. Kentuc-
ky av. nr. River
House Furnishing Goods, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
No. 20 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
DAW
225
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Dawson Joseph H. salesman, 250 E.
Washington, bds. 213 N. Liberty
Dawson Reiley, carpenter, Joshua Car-
ter, r. 369 N. Alabama
Dawson William, teamster, r. cor. Dela-
ware and Massachusetts av.
Day Elisha N. lab. r. 264 Indiana av.
Day Green (col'd), porter, r. 228 W. Ver-
mont
Day G. L. Miss, elk. Singer Manufactur-
ing Co. bds. Mrs. Arnold's
Day Henry, Rev. pastor, First Baptist
Church, r. 122 N. Pennsylvania
Day I. H. carpenter, r. 93 S. Noble
Day Jerry, butcher, r. 268 Railroad
Day Jerry, brickmaker, bds. 438 E. St.
Clair
Day John E. carpenter, r. 270 N Noble
Day J. H. carpenter, r. 93 S. Noble
Day Michael, lab. bds. 60 S. Delaware
Day William, butcher, r. 438 E. St. Clair
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, E. Washington,
out side corporation
Deal T. J. actuary, Equitable Fire Ins.
Co. of Indianapolis, bds. Pattison
House
Dean F. (col'd), lab. r. Elm, nr. Pine
Dean Harrison, (col'd), lab. r. 91 Hos-
brook
Dearburg F. Mrs. r. cor. East and Rick-
ing
Deavenport John, engineer, r. 123 N.
West
Deaver George W. elk. C. & I. C. R. R.
Depot, r. 240 N. Illinois
Debevoise George W. (George W. Debe-
voise & Co.), bds. N. Mississippi
DEBEVOISE GEO. W. & CO. (George
W. Debevoise, Jas. L. Slaughter and
William P. Watson), general com.
mers. 4 W. Louisiana
Decker Abrara (Decker & Bro), r. 47 S.
Illinois
Decker Bernhard (Decker & Bro.), r. 47
S. Illinois
Decker Conrad, blacksmith, Washington
Foundry, r. 267 N. Davidson
Decker John, lab. 548 Alabama
Decker Warren, book-keeper, Hume,
Adams & Co. bds. Palmer House
Decker & Bro. (Abram and Bernhard
Decker), clothing, ret. 47 S. Illinois
Dedert Charles, porter, J. M. Talbott &
Son, bds 114 N. Tennessee
Deer John, lab. r. 584 E. St. Clair
Deery Bridget, wid. Edward, r. es. Jack-
son, nr. Cherry
Deery John, express man, r. es. Jackson,
nr. Cherry
Deery Pat. lab. Arsenal, bds. Bridget
Deery's, Jackson
DefFaul X. Louis, r. 259 N. Liberty
Dehart Austin, teamster, r. Fayette
Dress Trimmings all styles, at Jones,
THE SINNISSIPPI
Confines its Business
TO THE STATE OF INDIANA.
De Hart Tolleson, watchmaKer and jew-
eler, 30 Virginia av. r. same
Dehne Charles, porter, Gregory .<i Mum-
ford, bds. Ohio House
Deidrich Chris, carpenter, r. 445 E. Mar-
ket
Deidrick Christ., Union Cabinet Factory
Deihl Harry, elk. Central R. R. Office, bds.
2 Indiana av. cor. Ohio
Deitch Charles, student, bds. 173 E. Mar-
ket
Deitch Clarence, elk. 232 E. Washington,
bds. 173 E. Market
Deitch Felix, (Deitch & Jacob), r. 173 E.
Market
Deitch & Jacob (Felix Deitch and Joseph
Jacob), grocers, 232 E. Washington
Deitch Joseph, grocer, 232 E. Washing-
ton, r. 85 N. Alabama
Deiter Jacob, cigarmaker, r. 26 Biddel
Deitman Fred, carpenter, r. 91 N. East
Deitz Frederick, saloon, 255 E. Washing-
ton, r. same
Deitz Henry, saloon, 174 E. Washington,
r. same
Deitz Peter, saloon, 422 W. Washington,
r. same
Deitz, tanner and currier, Market, cor.
Davidson
Deitzel Adams, express driver, r. 159 N.
Davidson, or 273 N. Liberty
Delainey William, puddler, Rolling Mill,
r. 12 Willard
Delaney Michael, railroad man, r. 133
N. Liberty
Delaney Michael, lab. r. 65 E. South
Delaney Peter, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Delaney William, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Delaney William, lab. r. 189 High
Delany Peter, lab. r. 21 Maple
Delany William, lab. r. Maple, bet. Mc-
Carty and Ray
Delfaut Mayer, lab. r. 131 E. South
Delks F. teamiter, bds. 239 Bluflf rd.
Dell Edward, billiard keeper, Union Hall,
bds. same
Dell Frederick, barkeeper, Union Hall,
bds. same
Dell John, gardner, es. N. Meridian, out
side corporation
DELL WILLIAM, prop'r, Union Hall
Hotel Restaurant Saloon and Bil-
liard Room, 139 E. Washington, r.
same
Deller Fred, painter, r. 184 N. Noble
Hess & Davis', 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Omar Newman, Commission iVIerchant, Indianapolis, Ind., also Wholesale
DEL
226
DET
Musician ! Dealer ! Friend !
Whoever you are, call again on
A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
For any article in the MUSIC TRADE.
Dellert Charles, salesman, Roll & Smith,
bds. Louisiana, cor. New Jersey
Delles William, blacksmith, r. 330 Indi-
ana av.
Delmont Julius, miller, Capital Mills,
bds. Mrs. Brickett's, W. Market
Delve Eugene, stone cutter, r. 385 S. East
Delzell Hugh, livery stable, 42 E. Mary-
land
Delzell James, elk. general freight office,
C. & I. C. R. H. bds. Pennsylvania,
bet. Ohio and Market
Delzell Samuel, r. 191 N. Alabama
Demmy Frank, putterHmaker, D. Root &
Co. r. 327 S. East
Demmy Martin, saddler, r. ws. N. Miss-
issippi, bet. let and 2d
Demmy W. H. saddler, bds. M. Demmy,
N. Mississippi, bet. 1st and 2d
Demoss Leander, checkmaster, T, H. & I.
R. R. depot, r. 33 Henry
DeMotte W. H. prin. Ind. Fern. College,
cor. New York and Meridian
Demsey John, blacksmith. Sinker & Co.
Demuim George, policeman, r. 115 Meek
Deucyger Lewis, clothing, 69 S. Illinois,
r. 147 VV. Maryland
Deneen Eugenia A. Miss, r. 361 N. Ala-
b.ima
Deneen James, tailor, r. 361 N. Alabama
Denis Henry C. carpenter, bds. 166 East
Market
Denis Henry C. student, PURDY'S BU-
SINESS COLLEGE
Denk Andrew, vinegar manuf. r. 183 In-
diana av.
Denlinger Henry H. bartender, 228 East
Washington
Denninger Simeon, plasterer, r. 287 E.
Georgia
Dennis Charles C. elk. Stewart & Mor-
gan, r. 39 Ellsworth
Dennis J. M, ariist, Swain Bros. r. 70
Indiana av.
Dennis Lavinia, wid. r. 39 Ellsworth
Dennis Ocellus, elk. Adams' Express Co.
r. 12 E. Washington
Dennis Peter, brickmason, r. 26 Buch-
anan
Dennison Mary Mrs. r. 140 Elm
Denny Harry, bds. 166 E. Market
Denny Isaac, blacksmith, bds. Mrs. Vin-
cent, Pearl
Denny Ozias, carpenter, bds. 117 W. New
York
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle
Denny Robert, (Barnitz & Denny), r. 18
Bates
Denny Robert, notary public and claim
and real estate agent, 26 W. Wash-
ington, r. 18 Bates
Denny Thomas, carpenter, bds. 117 West
New York
Pepper Herman, blacksmith, r. 330 Vir-
ginia av.
Dernham Fei'dinand, clothing and fur-
nishing goods, ret. 6 W. Washington,
r. at store
Dernham Frederick, clothing. 71 West
Washington, r. 136 W. Maryland
Dernham F. blacksmith, bds. 71 Indiana
av.
Dernham Max, clothing, 6 W. Louisiana,
bds. Sherman House
Dernham Max, (M. Dernham & Co.), r.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Dernham M. & Co. (Max Dernham and
Moritz Griesheimer), clothing, whol.
and ret. 1 Washington, cor MiM-idian
Derr George, waiter, r. 249 N. D.ividson
Derr Philip, bricklayer, r. N. D.ividson,
cor. Michigan
Derr William, machinist, Washington
Foundry, r. 215 N. Noble
Dersch John, lab. B. R. W. sh-p
DeRuiter Derk. clerk, Hawkes & Co. bds.
81 S. Illinois
DeRuiter White, (Hawkes& Co.), bds. 81
S. Illinois
Dervald Matthew, porter, r. 140 N. Da-
vidson
Descheen Charles, works linmrnlev's con-
fectionery, nr. P. 0. r. 276 N. Rail-
road
Deschler Joseph, saloon, 15 N. Pennsyl-
vania, r. 26 E. Cherry
Desjardiue Joseph, carpenter, r. Virginia
av. nr. corporate limits
Desler John, lab. Spiegel, Thorns & Co. r.
271 S. Pennsylvania
Despa Earnest, painter, 50 Lockerbie, r.
same
Despo Isidore, carpenter, r. 138 Maple
Dessar Adolph, (Dessar & Bros.), r. 213
N. Illinois
Dessar David, (Dessar & Bros.), r. 174 E.
Ohio
Dessar Joseph B. (Dessar & Bros.), r. 221
E. Ohio
Dessar Lewis, hats, caps, furs, &c. 8 W.
Washington, bds. 174 E. Ohio
Dessar Lewis, book-keeper, bds. 174 East
Ohio
Dessar & Bros. (Joseph B., Adolph and
David Dessar), clothing and fur-
nishing goods, ret. 4 E. Washington,
and clothing, whol. 60S. Meridian
Deter Earnest, shoemaker, r. 25 Biddle
Deter Jacob, cigar maker, G. F. Meyer,
bds. 25 Biddle
St., bet. Market and Meridian.
dealer in Agricultural Implements. P. 0. lock box 378. See adv, op. title.
DET
227
DIP
Detrick C. W. produce dealer, r. 23 Bright
DeTurk Benjamin H. (Paffman & De-
Turk), r. S. Illinois, third house from
city limits
DeVED a. J. (Edwards, Greenough &
DeVed), 16^ E. VVashington
Devenish E. F. stenra and gas fitter, J.
Davis, bds. 219 E. South
Devenish John, (Thompson & Devenish),
r. 320 N. Alabama
Devenish Solomon, sr. tailor, r. 219 East
South
Devenport John, engineer, r 123 N.
West
Devenport Thomas, lab. r. 92 S. Liberty
Devenport, see also Davenport
Deveny William H. blacksmith, r. 127
Duncan
Deve'roise George Capt elk. Gen. Pitch-
er, bds. 220- N. Tennessee
Devine William, tailor, r. 25 Nelson's al.
Dewald Frank, elk. S. Kahn & Bro. bds.
Scott House
Deware Edward, lab. r. 343 S. Delaware
Dexter Charles, clerk, Siein & Naltner,
bds. 170 E. Washington
Dherring Bazil, terra cotta maker, J. N.
Glover, bds. 25 Kentucky av.
Dickenbrock Christian, blacksmith, r. 36
S. Alabama
Dickens Rachael, wid. r. 222 W. New
York
Dicker Harriet, r. 2-lf5 W. Washington
Dicker Sophia, r. 246 W. Washington
Dickert Jacob, cabinet maker, r. 220 N.
West
Dickey James D. carpenter, r. 47 Dough-
erty
Dickinson James L. physician, etc. r. 460
S. New Jersey
Dickinson John C. r, 21 Fletcher av
Dickman Francis, lab. r. es. Illinois, bet.
6th and Tinker
DICKSON CARLOS, dealer in agrictiltu-
ral implements, seeds, and agent for
Grover & Baker's sewing machines,
84 W. Washington, r. 241 N. Ala-
bama
Dickson George W. (col'd), carpenter, r.
252 W. Ohio
Dickson James, (Butscli & Dickson), r.
South, cor. Tennessee
Dickson Melissa Mrs.ss. Mississippi, bet.
3d and 4th
Dickson Thomas, bds. 196 N. Tennessee
Diekson William, book-keeper, Butsch &
Dickson, r. South, cor. Tennessee
Dickson William B. (Bunte & Dickson),
r. 196 N. Tennessee
Diedrich N. tinsmith, Jacob Voegtle
Diehl H. C. clerk, gen, freight office C. &
I. C. R. R. bds. 2 Indiana av.
Dietch Charles, elk. 232 E. Washington,
bds. 173 E. Market Dipple John, lab. r. 195 N. Noble
W. G. Oabbs keeps the best Porcelain Lenstized Coating for Porcelain Pictures,
E^VEI^^S-BOID^ST
That has Good Property Insures
WITH THE 81NNISSIPPI.
Dieter Nicholas, harness maker, -bds. E.
Washington
Dietrich Frederick, brewer, Caspar Maus
& Co. bds. with same
Dielrichs Margaret Mrs. millinery, 63 E.
Washington, r. same
Dietrichs William, elk. P. O. r. 63 E.
Washington
Dietz Adam, Paradise Garden, 116 Fort
Wayne av.
Dietz Charles Louis, bds. 116 Fort Wayne
av.
Dietz Ferdinand (Streif & Dietz), r. 390
Market, bet. Noble and Davidson
Dietz Fred. (Dietz & Hout), r. nr. Deaf
and Dumb Asylum
Dietz John, barber, bds. 116 Fort Wayne
av.
Dietz & Hout (Fred. Dietz and John
Hout), saloon, 255 E. Washington
Dill E. B. grocer and huckster, 98 Broad-
way, cor. Cherry, r. same
Dill H. Clay, elk. Wm. Love
Dill John P. printer, Gazette, r. 15
Fletcher av.
Dill Josiah, elk. bds. cor. Broadway and
Cherry
Dillan Daniel, lab. r. 61 Maple
Dillen Charles M. carpenter, Helwig,
Roberts & Co. r. 37 Ellsworth
Dillon John, stonecutter, bds. 102 Meek
Dillon Patrick, machinist, r. 30 VVillard
Dillon Thomas, bricklayer, r. 272 W. Ver-
mont
Dilly J. sawyei', Osgood, Smith & Co.
Dingeldey T. H. teacher, German and
English School, Maryland, bet. Dela-
ware and Alabama, r. 124 E. Mary-
land
Dinnin Samuel, barkeeper, J. B. Fay,
bds. 26 N. Meridian
Diper Conrot, cabinetmaker, bds. S. end
Alabama
Diphenbaugh Jacob, carpenter, C. Eden
& Co. r. Railroad
Dippel Henry, barkeeper, Geo. Rhodius,
bds. 15 N. Meridian
Dippel Henry, carpenter, Helwig, Rob-
erts & v"o. r. Loukerbee, bet. Liberty
and Noble
Dipple Heniy, stainer, Speigel, Thoms &
Co. bds. 483 S. New Jersey
Dipple John, carjJenter, r. 168 N. David-
Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., Manufacturers and dealers In Horse Collars,
DIP
228
DOR
PIANO TUNING
L.EAVE ORDERS AT
BEMI4AM & CO.'S,
BATES HOUSE CORNEK.
They employ the Best Workmen.
Dipple L. lab. Speigel, Thorns & Co. r. 62
Wyoming
Dipple Pete, hackman, bds. 199 N. Lib-
erty
Dishon James M. bill poster, r. Dough-
erty, nr. Virginia av.
Diver James, grocer, 191 W. South, r.
same
Dix IS S. student National Business Col-
lege
Dixon George, carpenter, bds. 115 N. No-
ble
Dixon George W. photographer, W. Run-
nion, bds. National
Dixon James, lal>. r. 321 S. West
Dixon James L. (col'd), teamster, bds.
1 16 Ash
DIXON JAMES W. dyer and scourer,
32 N. Missouri, r. 246 S. Missouri
Dixon John (col'd), teamster, bds. Clin-
ton al.
Dixon Joseph, tailor, r. 246 E. Washing-
ton
Dixon J. P. lab. Osgood. Smith & Co.
Dixon Leonidas, apprentice, I. & C. R. R.
Dixon Samuel (col'd), hostler, G. W. Bur-
rows, r. at stable
Dohson Ed. bds. 153 N. Tennessee
Dodd C. H. student National Business
College
Dodd J. W. (Judson & Dodd), r. 128 N.
Illinois
Dodd Tasman, dentist, r. es. N. Tennes-
see, bet. 3d and 4th
Dodd William S. elk. Judsoa & Dodd, r.
214 N. Illinois
Dodge Rufus, messenger, American Ex-
press ('o.
Dodge W. C conductor, Peru R. R. r. 313
S. Delaware
Dodson James, engineer, r. 157 W. South
Dodson Jane, wid. Josepii, r. 245 S. Ten-
nessee
Dcepfner C. elk. S. Missouri, cor. Missis-
sippi
Doggett John, elk. C. & I. C. shops
Doggett Richard, shoemaker, r. 119 W.
'V^ermont
Doggett W. F. auditor C. & I. C. R. R. r.
Columbus,
Dohn P. H. furniture dealer, 35 S. Meri-
dian, r. 244 N. Meridian
Dohse John C. lab. C. F. Schmidt, r. 412 S.
Delaware
Dolas John, grocer, 54 Hosbrook, r. same
Fine Cloths and Cassimeret,
Dolin James, lab. McKernan, Pierce &
Yanues, r. 277 S. West
Dolittle Sarah W. Mrs. nurse, r. 90 N.
Mississippi
DoUens A. L. tobacconist, P. M. May &
Co. bds. Ray House
Dolphy Sarah, servant, 179 E. New York
Demon Oliver, carpenter, Helwig, Rob-
erts & Co. bds. 101 N Mississippi
Donaldson C. S. (Donaldson & Carr), r.
388 N. Illinois
Donaldson Edwin, salesman, Robertson
& Close, bds. Illinois
DONALDSON & CARR (Claibourne S.
Donaldson, Roland S. i^arr and Jas.
H. Alvey), hats, caps, furs and straw
goods, whol. 54 S. Meridian
Donalt Elizabeth, wid. James, bds^ 12
Henry '
Donavan Edward, cash boy, Tylers Bee
Hive, r. 142 N. East
Donelan Charles, elk. McCord & Wheat-
]ey, r in country
Donley F. grocer, ret. 347 S. Delaware, r.
same
Donnally C. L. (Donnally & Swallow),
bds. Ba es House
Donnally & Swallow (C. S. Donnally and
J. E. Swallow), dentists, 7 and 8
Eden's blk. E. Market, nr. P. O.
Donnan Barbara, boarding house, 126 N,
Tennessee, r. same
Donniin Theodore, salesman, Vinnedge
& Jones, bds. 126 N. Tennessee
Donnan Wallace, tinsmith, Munson &
Johnston, r. 128 N. Tennessee
Donnell Thomas, marble cutter, LaDow
& Winder, bds. Scott House
Donnelly Edward, lab. bds. 27 S. Ala-
bama
Donoiigh Daniel, elk. Union R. R. Ticket
Office, r. 3.35 S. Meridian
Donovou James, drayman, r. 360 W.
North
Donovan John, engineer, I. & C. R. R. r.
114 Meek
DONOVAN JOHN F. agt. Edwards,
Greenough & DeVed, bds. Scott House
Donuov m Robert, r. 320 N. East
Dooly James P. lab. r. 558 S. Illinois
Doran M. W. E. patternmaker, op. Cox,
Lord & Peck, S. Delaware, r. 21 For-
est av.
Dorbeker John, barber at Little's Hotel,
r. 77 N. New Jersey
Doremus A. A. carpenter, r. 137 N. Noble
Doremiis Kate Miss, dressmaker, bds. 137
N. Noble
Dorian James, bds. 96 Oak, cor. Cherry
Dorlon Martin G. finisher, bds. 316 W.
Washington
Dosenbach Catherine, servant, 94 N.
Meridian
Dorsey Anthony, lab. r. 334 S. Delaware
at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
and Saddlery Hardware, 20 West Washington Street.
DOR
229
DRE
Dorsey Luke (col'd), laborer, r. 179 In-
diana av.
Dorsey Robert S. (borsey & Layman), r.
224 N. ALibama
Dorsey Tlioraas, street contractor, r. 166
N. AJi?sissippi
Dorsey William (col'd), barber, r. Wa-
bash al. bet. East and New Jersey,
Ohio and Market
DORSEY & LAYMAN, (Robert S. Dor-
sey and James T. Layman), whol.
and ret. hardware and cutlery, 64 E.
Washington
Dosey John, lab. C. F. Schmidt's, r. 412
S. Delaware
Doty David, State House Saloon and Res-
taurant, ]M W. WashingioD, r. 170
W. Market
Doud John, lab. r. 178 Meek
Dougan Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 92
S. Illinois, r. E, Maryland, cor.
Pennsylvania
Dougherty Charles, grocer, ret. 333 S.
Delaware, r. same
Dougherty James, lab. bds. 58 Massachu-
setts av.
Dougherty John, (Dougherty & Baker), r.
226 E. South
Dougherty Patrick, lab. Rolling Mill,
i)ds, 279 S. Tennessee
Dougherty Richard, elk. John Ryan &
("o. bds. Alabama, cor .Market
Dougherty Thomas, I'lb r. 214 Buchanan
Douglieily Z. physician, r. 27 Calit'oinia
DOUGHERTY & BAKER, (John Dough-
erty and Abraham H. Baker), gro-
ceries and provisions, Virginia av.
cor South
Doughty John B. file cutter, r. 144 Union
Doughty John G. foreman Indianapolis
.lournal, r. 27 Indiana av.
Doughty R. F. h ickman, r. Virginia av.
n'-. corporation line
Douglass Andrew, street paver, r. 323 S.
East,
Douglass Benj. Wm. screw cutter C. & I.
C. R. R. shop, r. 40 Ilosbiook
Douglass Frank, (cold), barber, W. H.
Franklin, bds. under American Ex-
press Office
Dougl .ss James G. (Douglass & Conner),
r. 169 W. New York
Douglass Maria, wid. John, r. 129 W.
New York
Douglass S. M, elk. Journal Office, r. 169
W. New York
Douglass & Connor (James G. Douglass
and A. H. Connor), prop'rs Indiana-
polis Journal, se. cor. Circle and
Meridian
Douirick Amos F. elk. W. & H. Glenn,
bds. Scott House
Dove David M. carpenter, A. Brouse, r.
309 E. New York
Bleached and Brown Muslins
THESINiMSSIPPI
ISSUES POLICIES FOS ANY TEEM
Not Exceeding Seven Years.
Dovey Richard, terra cotta maker, J. N.
Glover, bds. California House
Dow E. S. machinist, Central R. R. shop,
r. 216 N. Noble
Dowd Patrick, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Dowling W. W. teacher, N. W. C. Uni-
versity, r. 488 N. Mississippi
Downes Thomas, lab. r. 52 Maple
Downey James, works Michael Daugher-
ty, r. 409 S. Illinois
Downey James E. book and job printer,
20 N. Delaware, r 108 N, New Jer-
sey
Downey John, marble polisher. Dame &
Co. r, 227 E. Georgia
Downey John, hostler, Wood & Foudray,
r. at stable
Downey Robert, bds 92 E Market
Downing Benjamin J. elk. G. D. Wilgus,
bds N. Illinois, cor. 3d
Downing Mike, stonecutter, arsenal, r.
3 Pennsylvania
Downs Peter L carpenter, r. arsenul
grounds, N. State House, W. Market
Downs Thomas, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Doxon John E. elk P. 0. bds. 383 Massa-
chusetts av.
Doyle Andrew, lab. r. 280 S. Missouri
Doyle Ann Mrs. laundress, r. 229 S, West
Doyle Daniel, blacksmith, L. & i. R. R.
r. 270 W.St. Clair
Doyle Edward, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Doyle E. G. L. collier, r. 319 N. East
Doyle Stephen (col'd), lab. r. Howard, W.
of R R.
inyil
igton r.
Strauss & Co. 37 W.
564 E. Washington
Drake C. M joiner, bds. Virginia av. 3d
house from East
Drake E. B. bds. 30 N. Pennsylvania
Drake John, engineer, B. R. R.
Draper Joseph, scalemaker, r. 67 S. Eddy
Draper Joseph M. carpenter, r. 23 Fletch-
er's av.
Draper J. H. mechanic, Osgood, Smith &
Co.
Draper Thomas, lab. r. 296 S. East
Draper Thomas E. porter, Connely, Wiles
& Co. r. cor. East and Merrill
Dreder John, stonemason, r. 419 N. New
Jersey
at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Omar Newman, east of Union Depot, Wholesale Agent for Indiana, for
DRE
230
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WHEN TO BUY A PIANO.
"When you can get a
STANDARD INSTRUMENT,
SSuch as a
Knabe or a Steinway.
Dreher Cyrus, elk. Tousey & Byram, r.
84 S, Liberty
Dreher M. salesman, Elliott, Gadd & Co.
Drendleman Henry, lab. r. Huron nr. Ce-
dar
Dresham Robert A. 4 Massachusetts av.
cor. Pennsylvania
Drew Harry E. conductor Street R. R.
bds. iS8 ALissuchuseits av.
Drew John A. (Sullivan & Drew), r. 88
jMiissachiiseUs av.
Drew S. W. (S. W. Drew &Co.), bds. Pat-
tison House
DREW S. W. & CO. (S. W. Drew & P. Sa-
yer). cnriiagemakers, E. Market Sqr.
Drew William A. teacher, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE, r. 11 N. Lib-
erty
Driesliu L. carriagiemaker, B. C. Shaw,
bds. llhodius
L>riftmaier Henry, drayman, r. 176 S.
Noble
Driggs Nat. S. elk. Browning & Sloan, r.
at store
Drighart Charles, gunsmith, r. 59 Hos-
brook
Drinkut William, works C. & I. C. R. R.
shop, r. 117 S. Noble
Driscol Jerry, hooker, Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill, r. 20 Willard
DriscoU William, paver, bds. 60 S. Dela-
ware
Drotz Emil (Drotz & Steinhauer), r. 144
Union
Droiz & Steinhauer(E. Drotz and M. Stein-
hauer), file manufacturers, 136 S.
Pennsylvania
Drought John, lab. r. 109 Elm
Drukress Jolin, blacksmith, r. 76 Ken-
tucky s^.
Drum George, carpenter, r. 194 Virginia
av.
Drum Robert, bds. 213 N. Liberty
Drury Lt. bds. 18 E. Michigan
Duback John, lab. bds. 90 S. Meridian
DuChene Charles, confectioner, M. B.
Humbler, r. 129 Peru road
Ducker Laura, wid. John B. r. 21 N.
New Jersey
Duckwiler Jacob, employee B. R. R. r.
501 E. Market
Dudley Charles R. student, PURDY'S
BU.SINESS COLLEGE
Dudley Lake, elk. West & Dudley, bds.
120 N. Mississippi
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle
DUDLEY^ NEWCOMB & CO. (P. S. Dud-
ley, W. C. Newcomb and C. T. Dar-
nall), dry goods, 20 E. Washington
Dudley P. S. (Dudley, Newcomb & Co.),
r. 184 W. Ohio
Dudley Steele (West & Dudley), bds. 120
N. Mississippi
Dudley William W. B'vt. Lt. Col. Head-
quarters, 70 E. Market
Duffer Daniel, salesman, 33 S. Illinois,
bds. Spencer House
Duffy Bridget, servant, 351 N. Illinois
Duffy James, lab. Butsch & Dickson, r. 43
Ellsworth
Duffy John, tailor, Moritz & Bro. 57 S.
California
Duffy Michael, tailor, r. Keely's Row,
Clinton al.
Dugan Dennis, lab. arsenal, bds. 292
Winston
Dugan Neal, lab. r. Clinton al,
Dugan Thomas, shoemaker, r. 305 S.
Pennsylvania
Duggan John, clerk, Jas. Diver, bds. same
Duke James, auctioneer and real est. agt.
r. 496 N. Mississippi
Dull C. C carpenter and architect, r. 233
N. West
Dull Sarah E. r. 233 N. West
Dumont Henry, clocks, whol. and ret. 88
E. Washington, r. 126 Virginia av.
Dunahen Patrick, lab. r. 470 E. Georgia
Dunaway E. F. carpenter, at W. H. Sib-
ley's, bds. Ohio
Dunbar Charles (Dunbar & Cook), r. 32
E. Georgia
Dunbar James, lab. r. 140 Elm
Dunbar Melzer, brickmason, r. 254 South
Pennsylvania
Dunbar William, lab. r. es. N. Missis-
sippi, bet. 4th and 5th
Dunbar & Cook, (t'harles Dunbar and
William Cook), dry goods and gro-
ceries, Washington, sw. cor. East
Duncan Daniel (J. & D. Duncan), r. 431
N. Meridian, nr. North
Duncan Frank, telegraph operator. West-
ern telegraph office, bds. 33 W. Ma-
ryland
Duncan Jacob, ( J. & D. Duncan), r. 77 S.
Meridian
Duncan J. & D. (Jacob and Daniel Dun-
can), wines and liquors, whol. 77 S.
Meridian
Duncan Mason H. (Fell & Duncan), r. 242
N.niinois
Duncan Richard D. telegraph operator,
Western Telegraph office, bds. 33 W.
Maryland
Duncan Robert, machinist, bds. 65 N.
East
Duncan R. B. attorney at law, room 8
Brown's block, r. Fall Creek gravel
road, outside city limits
St., bet. Market and Meridian.
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, Retail Office 60 E. IVIarket St. Indianp'is.
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231
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Duncan Samuel E. clerk, Daily, Kiefer &
Co. bda. Walker House
Duncan William H. brickmason, r. 216
Bluff road
Dunham Annie Mrs. r. 515 N. Missis-
sippi
Dunivan John, engineer, C. & I. R. R. r.
Vance's block
Dunkerly George, salesman, Moses My-
er, bds. Scott Flouse
Dunlap Livingston Mrs. r. 25 Virginia
av.
Dunlavey Patrick, runner, Golden Gate,
bds. Golden Gate House
Dunlay Charles, expressman, r. 149
Bright
Dunlee Charles, driver, Adams Express
Co. r. North, cor. Bright
Dunlop Frank, carpenter, bds. 35 Indiana
av.
Dunlop Harriet (col d),r. 190 N. Missouri
Dunlop John, 297 N. Meridian, cor. North
Dunlop John S. (J. S. Dunlop & Co.), r.
288 N. Pennsylvania
Dunlop Joshua (col'd), barber, r. 190 N.
Missouri
Dunlop . ulia (col'd), r. 190 N. Missouri
Dunlop J. B. (col'd), shoemaker, 174 In-
diana av. r. same
Dunlop J. S. & Co. (John S. Dunlop and
Thomas A. Goodwin), real est. and
ins. agents, 18 N. Meridian
Dunlop Samuel H. clerk, J. S. Dunlop &
Co. r. 288 N.Pennsylvania
Dunmayer Charles, grocer, Washington,
cor. Bust, r. 310 E. Georgia
Dunineire Enton, grocer, r. ss. E. Wash-
ington, outside corporation
Dunmire Charles, (W, Cook & Co ), r. 32
E. Georgia
Dunmore Edward, boot fitter, r. 297 East
Ohio
Dunn Edward, puddler, Ind. Roll. Mill,
r. 275 S. Pennsylvania
Dunn Francis, marble cutter. Dame & Co.
bds. 287 S. New Jersey
Dunn George, paper maker, r. 300 S. Mis-
souri
Dunn George T. student, bds. 410 North
Teniie.«see
Dunn George W. clerk, Adj. Gen's ofSce,
r. St. Joseph, bet. Delaware and Al-
abama
Dunn H. 0. bds. Scott House
Dunn Jacob P. notary public, I and 2
Talbot t & New's block, r. 410 N. Del-
aware
Dunn James, hooker. Indianapolis Roll-
ins; Mill
DUNN'JAMES T. real estate agent, Wi-
ley's block, up stairs, op. Odd Fel-
lows Hall, r. 34 W. North, bet. Illi-
nois and Meridian
Dunn John, blacksmith, r. 46 S. Alabama
Office 35 EMarkei St.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL OVER
S 5 00,0 O O
Dunn John, lab. bds. 60 S. Delaware
Dunn John C. (Dunn & Karney), i*. N.
-Mississippi, first.house north of 1st
Dunn John E. clerk, John Ryan & Co.
Dunn John W. bricklayer, r. 202 W. Ma-
ryland
Dunn Laughlin, finisher, Merritt &
Coughlin, r 408 W. Washington
Dnnn Lizzie Miss, r. 77 S. East
Dunn Peter, heater, Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Dunn William A. porter, State Library,
r. 77 S. Mississippi
Dunn & Karney, (John C. Dunn and John
Karney), plumbers, and gas fitters,
38 and 40 Kentucky av.
Dunnegan Edward, teamster, bds. 288 W.
Washington
Dunning Thomas, carpenter, bds. 392 N.
Alabama
Dunnmeyer Frederick, drayman, r. 266
N. East
Dunnovan Obediah, r. 315 E. Ohio
Dunson Mndison, r. 378 E. Georgia
Duparke Mary, waiter, 59 N. Illinois
Durbin David S. (Williams & Durbin),
cor. 1st and Illinois
Durfeld John F. clerk, J. W. Blake, bds.
Sherman House
Durham D. C. messenger, American Ex-
press Co.
Durham George, mason, .r. 260 N. East
Durham Thomas, bds. 260 N. East
Durie David H. switchman, T. H. & R. R.
R. Co. r. 444 S. West
Durringer David, carpenter, r. 437 North
Mississippi
Dury John, (Dury, Merritt & Wightman),
r 184 Massachusetts av.
Dury, Merritt & Wightman, (John Dury,
B. Merritt and T. B. Wightman),
boots and shoes, whol. and ret. 75 E,
AVashington
DUTHRIE JAMES, freight conductor, L
& C. R. R. r. Pine, bet. Harrison and
Fletcher av.
Dutton George, lab. Gas Company, r. 253
Union
Dutton Isaac, milling, r. 22 W. Georgia
Duvall David C. .salesman. Roll & Smith,
r. 159 N. Illinois
Duvall J. P. policeman, r. 260 Railroad
av.
Duvall Sarah Mrs. r. 337 S. Alabama
W. G. Dabbs sells the Porcelain Material for the New Photo. Miniatures.
Sulgrove, Reynolds &. Co., Wholesale and Retail dealers in Saddlery
DUZ
232
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^. ma. BSBTHAI^ & CO.,
Bates House Corner,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
OF EVISKY DESCRIPTION.
Duzan James H. printer, H. C. Chandler
& Co. bds. 223 N. East
Duzan William N. physician, 304 N. Illi-
nois, r. 318 N. Tennessee
Dwight Charles R. (Hunt & Dwight), bds.
24 S. New Jersey
Dwyer Michael, plumber, bds. 13 W.
Henry
Dwyer Thomas, lab. Rolling Mill, r. 36
Bickiug
Dwyer William, boot and shoe maker, E.
H. Mayo & Co. r. 50 Wyoming
Dye Byroa E. (Clarke & Co.), r. 88 Un-
ion
Dye Harry, blacksmith, B. R. R. shop, r.
383 E. Michigan
Bye John T. (Dye & Harris), r. Virginia
av out side city limits
Dye & Harris (John T. Dye and Addison
C. Harris), attorneys at law, 6 and 7
Talbott & New's blk.
Dyer A. A. Miss, music teacher, Ind. In-
stitute for the Blind
EAGEN Sylvester, lab. Ind. Rolling
Mill
Eagle John D. bdp. 336 N. Alabama
Eagle John U. grocer, r. 336 N. Alabama,
r. same
Eagle Machine Works, Frederick Rusch-
haupt, pres, Henry SchnuU, treas.
and William Laird, sec, Louisiana,
se. cor. Meridian
Eagle William H. H. printer, Journal of-
fice, r. 336 N. Alabama
Eagle Wm. O. bds. 336 N. Alabama
Earl S. mechanic, Osgood, Smith & Co.
Earley William A. elk. C. C. Williams, r.
S3. 2d, bet. Illinois and Meridian
Early Peter, lab. Ind. Rolling MiH, r.
al. bet. Greer and Walter
Earnshaw Joseph, turner, Sloan, Burk
& Woollen, r. Pennsylvania, bet.
South and Merrill
East Charles T. fruit dealer, op. State
House, bds. 426 N. East
EAST JAMES H. grocer, 94 N. Illinois,
cor. Ohio, bds. J. Pyles', N. Meridian
East Market House, W. Ohio, bet. N. Ten-
nessee and N. Mississippi
East Market Space, bet. Delaware and
Alabama, and Ohio and Market
Easterday Chas. painter, bds. 168 N. Da-
vidson
Flannels, large Stock, at
Eastman Edwin R. conductor, L. & I. R.
R. bds. Bates House
Eiistman Joseph, lab. r. 340 Railroad av.
Eastman Samuel, engineer. Insane Asy-
lum, r. 433 E. Vermont
Easton S. S. student. Commercial College,
bds. 69 W. Market
Eaton Bluford (Smith & Eaton), r. 173
N. Liberty
Eaton James, elk. Draft Rendezvous,
Muster Roll H. Q. 70 E. Market
Eaton Richard N. r. 213 W. Market
Eaton Theodore C. printer, Journal office,
bds. ws. Pennsylvania, het. New
York and Vermont
Eaves Samuel (Taylor & Eaves), bds. 326
W. Washington
Ebert John (Brister & Ebert), r. 209 W.
South
Eckelraan Augustus, saddle and harness
maker, Sellers & Wood, S. Illinois
Eckles Wm. B. R. R. r. 219 x\ Davidson
Edem Asa, brickmason, r. 286 Virginia av.
Eden Charlton (S. C. Eden & (-o.), r. ws.
Meridian, bet. Illinois and Pennsyl-
vania
Eden C. (C. Eden & Co.), r. 506 N. Mis-
souri
Eden C. & Co. (C. Eden, Jacob Larmour
and H. N. Witman), sash, doors and
blinds, G7 E. Market
Eden Samuel C. (S. C. Eden & Co.), r. 87
N. New Jersey
Eden S. C. & Co. (Samuel C. Eden and
Charlton Eden), clock dealers, 19 E.
Market
Eddy A. chaplnin, Soldiers Home, ws. N.
Tenne see. bet. Isl ami 2d
Eddy Morris R. teller, Indiana National
Bank, r. ws. Tennessee bet. 1st and
2d
Edmonds Elizabeth Miss, r. E. Vermont
Edmonds John, elk. W. & H. Glenn, r.
350 N. Meridian
Eimunds William (Hendricks, Edmunds
& Co ), r. 340 N. Meridian
Edson Hanford A. Rev. pastor. Second
Presbyterian Church, bds. 167 N.
Tennessee
Edwards David, Streight'a lumber yard,
bds. Mrs. Vincent's, Pearl
ifdwards Edward, harness maker, 172
BluflFrd. r. 89| S. Illinois
Edwards Edward, hooker, Ind. Rolling
Mill
Edwards G. J. gas fitter, r. 194 W. South
EDWARDS, GREENOUGH & DeVED
(Richard Edwarrls, W. A. Greenough,
jr. and A. J. DeVed), publishers. In-
dianapolis City Directory and direc-
tories for St. Louis, Louisville, Mil-
waukee, etc, etc. 16J E. Washington
Edwards' House, Louis Edwards, prop'r,
87 and 89 S Illinois
No. 8 Odd Fellows* Hall.
Hardware, and Horse Collar Manfrs., 20 West Washington Street.
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233
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Edward John, lab. bds. 323 S. Pennsyl-
variiii
EDWAKUS LOUIS, prop'r, Edward's
House, 87 and 89 S. Illinois
Edwards L. 15. bds. Walker House
EDWARDS RICHARD (Edwards, Gree-
nough & DeVed), bds. iSherman
House
Edwards Richard, painter, r. 398 S. West
Edwards Westley, carriage maker, r. 286
W. Market
Edwards William, carpenter, bds. 286 W.
Market
Edwards W. M. lab. r. 124 Hosbrook
Egau John, jewelry, 91 S. Illinois, bds.
Scott House
Eggerstedt .lacob, watchman, U. S. Arse-
nel, bds. William Iskis'
Eggert W. (Buruham & Eggert), bds. 38
W. Market
Eha Geo. stonecutter, r. Coburn, nr. East
Ehrensperger Frank, salesman, Ray,
Mayhew & Co. r. 266 N. East
Ehrhardt William, salesman, Jacob Voeg-
tle, r. 181 E. Washington
Ehrlich Joseph, clothier, 129 S. Illinois,
r. HE. South
Ehrlich Joseph (Marks & Ehrlich), r. E.
South, cor. Meridian
Ehrlich William, cigarmaker, bds. Mrs.
Reed's
Ehrlich William M. clerk, 129 S. Illinois,
bds. Meridian, cor. South
Ehyea James A. book-keepei', Hous^ of
Lords, 78 W. Washington
Eibell Francis, bookbinder, bds. Scott
House
Eibell Jos. bookbinder, bds. Scott House
Eicher John, painter, bds. 61 S. Noble
Eicher F. carpenter, I. & C. R. R. shops,
bds. 61 S. Noble
Eichmann Cseser, clothing, 145 W. Wash-
ington, r. same
Eighth Ward School House, Virginia av,
bet. Huron and Noble
Eirich Joseph, stonecutter, r. 167 Union
Elbreg George (Wright & Elbreg), bds.
S. Maryland, second house ss. from
Scott House
Elder E. A. grocer, 99 Massachusetts av.
r. same
Elder John, r. New York, cor. New Jersey
Elder J. R. r. 81 N. New Jersey
Elder William G. dealer in nursery stock,
r. 32 Massachusetts av.
Eldikin W. H. bricklayer, bds. 297 E.
New York
Eldridge Isaac, messenger, American Ex-
press Co. r. Rose, cor. River
Eldridge Jacob (Eldridge, Jones & Co.),
r. 74 S. Mississippi
Eldridge, Jones & Co. (Jacob Eldridge,
Jesse Jones and Adam GriflBn), real
estate agta, 31^ W. Washington
Fine Silks, at No. 3
16
THESI1\]\ISSIPPI
PAID OVER 't
'$40,000 m LOSSES
During the year 1865.
Elff Frank, barber shop, 103 S. Illinois,
r. 273 S. New Jersey
Ellenbogen Elias M. (Ellenbogen & Co.),
bds. Moody's restaurant
Ellenbogen & Co. (Elias M. Ellenbogen
and A. Kahn), clothing, ret. 25 S.
Illinois
Elliott Byron K. (Elliott & Johnson), r. 22
California
Elliott Calvin A. (Elliott, Ryan & Co.), r.
180 N. West
Elliott George, r. 180 N. West
ELLIOTT, GADD & CO. (Samuel W. El-
liot, Uzal M. Gadd and John Bless-
ing), whol. and ret. dry goods, 74 E.
Washington
Elliott Jesse W. (H. H. Boggess & Co.), r.
79 St. Joseph
Elliott James, 322 N. Illinois
Elliott John, barkeeper. Brilliant saloon,
bds. same
Elliott John, deputy sheriff, Marion coun-
ty, r. 77 N. Noble
Elliott John, brakeman, Central R. R. bds.
320 E. Washington
Elliott J. F. agt. Singer's Manu'fgCo. r.
48 E. Washington
Elliott J. Perry, photographic gallery, 8
and 10 E. Washington, r. 293 N.
Delaware
Elliott J. W. book keeper, Elliott, Gadd
& Co. r. 79 E. St. Joseph
Elliott N. K. conductor, Ind. Central R,
R. bds. Bates House
Elliott Russell, paymaster, B. R. R. r.
248 S. Alabama
Elliott, Ryan & Co. (Calvin A. Elliott,
James B. Ryan and Thomas F. Ryan),
grocers, wines and liquors, whol. 48
S. JMeridian
Elliott S. Hervey, conductor, I. & C. R.
R. bds. Bates House
Elliott Samuel W. (Elliott, Gadd & Co.),
bds. Bates House
Elliott S. Wilson, elk. I. & C. Ticket Of-
fice, bds. 183 E. Ohio
Elliott Taylor B. bds. 183 E. Ohio
ELLIOTT THOMAS B.' flour, grain, pro-
duce, etc. 150 S. Alabama, r. W.
Michigan donation line
Elliott William D. elk. County Recorder's
office, bds. 183 E. Ohio
Elliott Wiliam J. County Recorder, r. 183
E. Ohio
Odd Fellows' Hall.
Omar Newman Commission l\1erchant, wholesale dealer in Agricultural
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234
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A. m. BBiriZAlMt 6l CO.,
Music lealers
BATES HOUSE CORNER,
I1MBIANAPOL.IS.
Elliott & Johnson (Byron K. Elliott and
Thomas E. Johnson), attorneys at
law, 24J E. Washington
Ellis Charles L. B. painter, B. R.R. shop,
r. 2G5 N. Davidson
Ellis Henry, carpenter, r. 284 N. New
Jersey
Ellis Hiram, bds. 402 N. New Jersey
Ellis Thomas, cupola tender. Sinker &
Co.
Eliot George, carpenter, r. 110 Plum
Ellsworth Samuel W. conductor, L. & I.
R. R. bds. Bates House
Elmer J. W. lab. Dailey, Keifer & Rush,
r. 192 E. McCarty
Elms Charles, freight engineer, B. R. R.
Elsbron Henry, Union Cabinet Factory
Elstrud Henry, cabinet maker, r. 83 N.
Davidson
Eltzroth John, confectioner, 59 N. Illi-
nois, bds. same
Elvin 0. W. conductor freight train, I. &
P. R. R.r. 258 S.Alabama
Ely Dan. J. student, PURDY'S BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
Ely Joseph (Ely & Bruner), r. es. N. Ten-
nessee, bet. 3d and 4lh
Ely & Bruner (Joseph Ely and Adam
Bruner), carpenters and builders, al.
bet. Pennsylvania and Delaware,
Washington and .Market
Elyea James A. bartender, First National
Saloon, bds. House of Lords
Embres Thomas (col'd), barber, r. Doug-
lass, bet. \V. Ohio and New York, N.
Missouri and West
Embry Thomas (col'd), barber, 171 Indi-
ana av. r. Douglass al.
Emelli Max. painter, r. 308 E. Washing-
ton
Emerich Henry (Jacob Becker & Co.), r.
W. Maryland, nr. canal
Emers H. T. L. (Youart & Emers), bds.
Hamilton House
Emerson R. B. (Emerson & Thompson),
r. 239 W. Market
Emerson & Thompson (R. B. Emerson
and Eli Thompson), contractors, al.
nr. West, bet. Market and Washing-
ton
Emery Joseph, bds. Scott House
Emmons A. Mrs. r. 281 N. Noble
Emmons Sarah Mrs. r. 168 Winston
Emmons William, marble cutter, A. J.
Wilson, r. 168 N. Winston
Em rick Henry, clothier, r. 224 W. Mary-
land
Endre John, harness maker, r. 326 E.
New York
Eneger John, lab. r. 124 Hosbrook
Enerson E. elk. P. A. Fahnestock, r. 269
E. Maryland
Engal John, carpenter, r. 97 Bates
Engel John M. butcher, Gardiner & En-
ners, r. N. Davidson, 3d house from
cor. Michigan
Enggass Hirsch, mer. tailor, 115 E.
Washington, r. 280 S. Delaware
Englebach Herman, bds. E. Washington,
ne. cor. East
Engelkin Frederick, lab. Butsch & Dick-
son, r. 143 Bluff rd.
Engelkin William, lab. Butsch & Dick-
son, r. 208 Huron
Engine House No. 2, Massachusetts av.
cor. New York, Charles Curtis, en-
gineer
England George, carpenter, r. 226 W.
New York
Engle Francis E. printer. Daily Herald,
bds. E. Market
Engle George B. jr. elk. T. H. & I. freight
office, r. 287 E. Market
Engle Willis D. elk. T. H, & I. R. R.
r. 287 E. Market
English David W. painter, r. 87 S. Penn-
sylvania
English E. G. bds. 48 Circle
English George R. carpenter, r. 325 In-
diana av.
English John, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
English Joseph K. r. East, cor. Michigan
English Lutheran Church, J. A. Kunkle-
man, pastor, Alabama, cor. New
York
English M. A. Mad., Indiana State Mu-
seum, 83 and 85 E. Washington, r.
same
English William (English & Martin), r.
21 E. North
English William H. president First Na-
tional Bank of Indianapolis, r. 48 W.
Circle
English Willie, messenger First National
Bank of Indianapolis, r. 48 W. Circle
English W.H.,State Museum, bds. Little's
Hotel
English & Martin (William English and
Richard Martin), carriage painting,
etc. 25 S. East
Enmore George, bds. rear 218 E. Wash-
ington
Enners Louis (Gardiner & Enners), r.
367 N. Noble
Enners Louis, butcher, C. Gardiner, r.
365 N. Noble
Enners Mrs. r. 387 N. Noble
Enners Wm. grocer. Noble, cor. Massa-
chusetts av. r. 369 N. Noble
Nugent's Negative and Positive Collodion, for sale at W. G. Dabbs'.
implements, Sewing Machines, etc. See advertisement opp. title page.
ENO
235
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Enos B, V. builder, shop on al. rear of
Roberts Chapel, r. 397 N. Alabama
Enos R. C. carpenter, works rear Roberts
Chapel, bds. 397 N. Alabama
Enos Trovillo H. K. book-keeper, Brown-
ing & Sloan, r. 2 Indiana av. cor.
Ohio
Enwall John, barkeeper, Atlantic Saloon,
bds. 172 S. Illinois
Enj^art Elizabeth Mrs. boarding house,
117 W. New York
Epperd M. Frank, teamster, r. 295 N.
Alabama
Equitable Fire Insurance Co. of Indian-
apolis, E. D. Olin, sec'y and treas.
H. S. Dakin, gen'l agt. 4 Odd Fel-
lows' Hall
Equitable Life Assurance Co. Dr. W. R.
Bullard, medical examiner, 79 E.
Market
Erdelmeyer Frank (A. Metzner & Co.),
bds. 263 E. Washington
Erdelmeyer John C. with A. Metzner &
Co. r. at store
Erick William, bricklayer, r. 212 Win-
ston
Erie Transportation Co. W. T. Clark, agt.
office '.'4 Virginia av. bet. Delaware
and Alabama
Erikson Woods, blacksmith, bds. Depot
Exchange
Ernst Frederick, expressman, r. 137
Union
Ernst Lippman, elk. 185 E. Washington,
hds. Solomon's
Ervin Cornelius A. carpenter, r. 62 Sick-
ing
Ervin Samuel, elk. bds. Scott House
Erwin Thomas, lab. r. 37 Henry
Eselgroth Lena, servant, works at 135 N.
Illinois
Eska Christian, lab. I. & C. R. R. r. 427
Virginia av.
Eske Christian, lab. r. 427 Virginia av.
Essike A. (A. & R. Essike), r. 170 S. Illi-
nois
Essike A. & R. (A. and R. Essike), butch-
ers, 170 S. Illinois
Essike R. (A. & R. Essike), r. 170 S. Illi-
nois
Essman William, grocer and saloon, Illi-
nois, ne. cor. South, r. same
Estabrook William D. blacksmith, bds.
S. Tennessee, bet. Louisiana and W.
South
Ethell George F. elk. McLene & Herron,
bds. Pennsylvania, bet. E. Washing-
ton and Market
Ethell William G. salesman, Pee, Con-
duitt & Cox, bds. Sherman House
Etheridge Hamlet T. salesman, Dury,
Merritt & Wightman, bds. Mrs.
Reed's
Tlie Sinnissippi
IS A GOOD
Etsler Lloyd, wagonmaker, r, 366 N.
East
Etsler Mattie, servant, r. 114 N. Tennes-
see
Ettinger Gustavus, boarding house and
saloon, 86 S. Meridian, r. same
Evangelical Association, es. New Jersey,
bet. Market and Ohio, Rev. J. McGo-
mer. Pastor
Eugene John (col'd), works at 180 N.
Meridian
Euller Mag, wid, r. 232 Railroad
Eurich John, saloon and restaurant, 17
N. Illinois, r. ws. Madison rd. out-
side city
Eurich Joseph, barkeeper, John Euricli,
r. 167 S. Union
Evans Abel, mail agt. r. N, end Jackson^
outside corporation
Evans Adolphus G. salesman, J. D. Evans
& Co. bds. 236 N. Illinois
Evans Andrew, works at Armory, r. 107
Massachusetts av.
Evans Augustus, elk. Evans & Co. r. 236
N. Illinois
Evans Edward P. boot and shoemaker,
bds. 287 Market
Evans Elizabeth, servant, W. end Wash-
ington
Evans E. B. heater, Ind. Rolling Mill,
r. 398 S. Missouri
Evans George A. elk. John Evans, bds.
Scott House
Evans George T. (J. P. Evans & Co.), r.
N. Meridian, north of corporation
Evans Green (col'd), waiter. First Na-
tion Saloon, r. same
Evans H. W. carpenter, I. & C. R. R.
shops, r. 25 Lord
Evans John, blacksmith, Ind. Rolling
Mill
Evans John, hats, caps, boots, shoes and
clothing, 53 S. Illinois, bds. Scott
House
Evans John (col'd), elk. Charles Jones,
r. 185 Elizabeth
Evans John, blacksmith, r. 87 Ann
Evans John D. (J. D. Evans & Co.), r. 236
N. Illinois
Evans J. D. & Co. (John D. Evans, Jas.
H. Harrison and Elhenan V. Peter-
son), notions and fancy goods, whol,
75 S. Meridian
Evans J. P. (J. P. Evans & Co.), r. 324
N.
Alabama
W. G. Dabbs, dealer in Position Chairs, etc., for Photographic purposes.
Go to 20 West Washington St., to buy your Saddle and Harness Makers'
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FOtt ANir ARTICLE IN THE
CALL ON
A. fV3. BENHAM & CO.,
BATES HOUSE COENEE.
EVANS J. P. & CO. (J. P. Eviins, W.
R. Evans and Geoige T. Evans), oil
mill, 124 S. Delaware
Evans Johnson, carpenter, r. 44 Blake
Evans London (col'd), lab. 68 N. Noble
Evans L. Mrs. r. 145 Virginia av.
Evans, Mayo & Co. (W. N. Evans, E. H.
Mayo and M. W. Goss), whol. boots
and shoes, 127 S. Meridian
Evans Thomas, pastor. United Brethren
Churoh, r. 166 N. Liberty
Evans Thomas P. bds. Bates House
Evans T. R. daguerrean artist, bds. Lit-
tle's Hotel
Evans William, bricklayer, es. Hlinois,
bet. 4th and 5th
Evans William H. elk. P. 0. bds. 279 W.
Washington
Evans W. N. (Evans, Mayo & Co.)
Evans W. R. (J. P. Evans & Co.), r. N.
Meridian, north of corporation
Evans Z. engineer, r. 181 Elizabeth
Evanson E. P. shoemaker, bds. 287 E.
Market
Everett John, carpenter, bds. 211 N. Mis-
souri
Everett Richard A. heater. Rolling Mill,
r. 369 S. Illinois
Everhart John, brakeman, Central R. R.
bds. 320 E. Washington
Everist Samuel, carpenter, Sinker's
Foundry, r. 167 Saint Joseph
Everling Mary, wid. John, r. 29 EUs-
■worth
Everling William, r. 29 Ellsworth
Evers Pierce, carpenter, r. Buchanan, nr.
Virginia av.
Everson Erastus, elk. P. A. Fahnestock,
r. 69 E. Maryland
Everson Margaret Mrs. r. 69 E. Mary-
land
Ewald Robert D. book-keeper, Adjutant
General's Office, State House, r. 128
S. East
Ewell Peter, cigarmaker, C. Raschig's ,
r. 424 E. Vermont
Ewing Bazel, cook. Palmer House, r. 140
W. Georgia
Ewing David, physician, bds. 74 N. Penn-
sylvania
Ewing Elijah P. painter, r. 272 S. Illi-
nois
Ewing Jacob D. physician, 33 Virginia
av. r. same
Ewing James G. machinist, Speigel,
Thorns & Co. r. 228 Winston
Ewing John F. tinner, bds. 131 E. New
York
Ewry Joseph, baker, Nickum & Parrott,
bds. Mrs. Reed's
EXCHANGE BILLIARD SALOON, es.
Illinois, bet. Washington and Mar-
ket
Eyrnenn Henry, shoemaker, r. 144 W.
Washington
FACEMIRE Ambrose, orderly. District
Headquarters, 70 E. Market
Fack Fred. elk. stoie room, Bates House,
r. 128 W. Ohio
Fahler Henry, lab. Washington Foundry,
r. 127 E. Merrill
FAHNESTOCK P. A. groceries and pro-
visions, 59 S. Illinois, bds. 182 S.
New Jersey
Fahnley Frederick (Stiles, Fahnley &
McCi-ea), bds. at Daniel J. Stiles'
Fahrbacii George, lab. r. 230 S. New Jer-
sey
Fahrbach Phillip, prop'r Washington
HaU Saloon, 78 and 80 W. Washing-
ton, r. 62 W, South, bet. Illinois and
Tennessee
FAHRION GEORGE, flour and feed, 92
E. South, r. same
Faiobi Frederick, lab. r. es. Tennessee,
bet. Norwood and McCarty
Fair Christopher, roller. Rolling Mill,
bds. 279 S. Tennessee
Fair George, heater. Rolling Mill, bds.
279 S. Tennessee
Fairbairn Eliza, r. es. N. Pennsylvania,
outside corporation
Fairbarn Richard, bds. es. N. Pennsylva-
nia, outside corporation
Fallbank Philip, plasterer, r. 230 S. New
Jersey
Fancher Alton H. clerk P. 0. bds. 162 N.
Illinois
Farber Joseph, physician, bds. 90 S. Me-
ridian s^^
Farber Joseph, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Faries Milton, carpenter, N. Mississippi,
bet. 6th and 7th
Farley Thomas, saw manuf. 136 S. Penn-
sylvania, r. same
Farmer A. heater, Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Farman Francis, (Farman & Linas), r. 24
N. Delaware
Farman & Linas, (Francis Farman and
Daniel Linas), stone yard, Mississip-
pi, cor. Kentucky av.
Farmer James, r. 194 N. East
Farmer J. B. real estate agent, r. 290
Railroad av.
Rich Real Laces, at Jones, Hess & Davis',
Trimmings, Horse Collars, and Carriage Trimmings.
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237
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Farmer Lester, elk. B. R. W, ticket office,
bus. '^:i E. Michigan
Farmer Richard (col'd), lab. r. West, nr.
canal
Farmers' nnd Merchants' Insurance Co.
of Indianapolis, R. T. Brown, Pres.
A. J. LMvis, Sec. 3 Blackford's block
Farnswortli Thomas, book agent, r. 132
Liberty
Farneswortli Charles 0, with asst. ed.
Daily Evening Gazette, 34 S. Mei'id-
ian
Faro Jacob, r. 27 N. New Jersey
Farrell Andrew, barkeeper, Farrell &
Bro. bds. Indiana av. sw. cor. Mich-
igan
Farrell C. J. dressmaker, 73 N. Pennsyl-
vania, r. same
Farrell Edward, (Farrell & Bro.), r. Indi-
ana av. sw. cor. Michigan
Farrell Fargus, portei', Lan3ers, Tark-
inglon & Pattison, r. 77 W. St. Clair
Farrell Joseph T. (Farrell & Bro.), r. In-
diana av. sw. cor. Michigan
Farrell Mary, wid. r. 169 N. Davidson
Farrell & i3ro. (Joseph T. and Edward
Fiiriell), saloon, Indiana av. sw. cor.
Michigan
Farriday Richard, r. 2d, West of R. R. on
canal
Fasold Eli, clerk, Singer Manuf. Co, bds.
84 Massachusetts av.
Fathom Dayton, lab. 23 Arch
Fathom Sarah, wid. 23 Arch
Fatoul Joshua M. carpenter, r. 238 N.
West
Fatout M. K. carpenter, r. 238 N. AVest
Fatout Percy H. carpenter, Mississippi,
cor. North, r. 250 N. Mississippi
Faucet Robert, St. R. R. driver, bds. Mrs.
Vincent's, Pearl
Faucett David, boarding house, 26 South
Mississippi
Faucett Joseph T. (J. T. & W. M. Fau-
cett), r. 310 Indiana av.
Faucett J. T. & W. M. (Joseph T. Faucett
and Wilson M. Faucett), livery and
sale stable, 163 W. Washington
Faucett Wilson M. (J. T. & W. M. Fau-
cett), r. 302 W. Maryland
Faucher Alton H. student, PURDY'S BU-
SINESS COLLEGE
FAUGHT W. H. groceries and provis-
ions, Virginia av. cor. New Jersey,
r. 154 S. New Jersey
Faulker John, lab. r. 340 S. Delaware
Fauscette Smith, salesman, F. Dernham,
bds. 26 S. Mississippi
Faust Michael, waiter, W. Selking, bds.
with same
Fay John B. saloon, 1 Pearl, bds. Macy
House
Fearnley John (J. Fearnley & Co.), r. 186
W. Vermont
Party Sillcs, at No.
WITH THE
SINIIISSIPPi
Fearnley J. & Co. (John Fearnley and Jo-
seph McKelvy), carpenters, builders
and prop'rs. planing mill, Cumber-
land al. rear of Herald building
Feary Jerry E. carpenter, 318 North, r.
same
Featherland William, lab. r. 304 Massa.
chusetts av.
Featherston J. R. physician, 30 N. Penn-
sylvania, r. 165 Massachusetts av.
Featherston William E. auction rooms,
82 E. Washington, r. 165 xMassachu-
setts av.
Feeny Patrick, helper, Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
Fehrenbatch John, machinist and black-
smith. Central shop, r. Georgia, ne.
cor. Cady
Feibelman A. L. (Feibelman & Rauh), r.
4 163 W. South
Feibelman & Rauh, (Adolph L. Feibel-
man and Bernard Rauh), clothing,
retail, 42 W. Louisiana and 1 Palmer
House
Feil Augustus, clerk. Am. Ex. Co. r. ^3
Madison av.
Feil John, wagonmaker, 123 Bluff road ,
r.396S. Illinois
Feiner Julius (Krug & Feiner), r. Meek,
sw. cor. Noble
Felbach John, carpenter, r. 11 Buchanan
Feld S. sign painter, Nelson's al. bet. Lib-
erty and East
Feldbush John, works at arsenal, r. 168
N. Davidson
Felix Charles, (Felix & Rowan), r. near
Soldiers' Home
Felix Charles, painter, r. 372 S. West
Felix & Rowan, (Charles Felix and Jas.
A. Rowan), shooting gallery, 44 W.
Washington, over Crystal Palace
Fell Joseph (Fell & Duncan), r. 242 N.
Illinois
Fell & Duncan, (Jeseph Fell and Mason
H. Duncan), physicians and sur-
geons, 9 Bate's block, up stairs
Feller George, watchm.aker, jeweller and
silver plater, 149 Washington, cor.
Alabama, r. 288 N. Tennessee
Felling Fred, clerk, r. New Jersey, cor.
South
Felock Henry, barkeeper, E. Beck, bds.
with same
Feltman Henry, boot and shoe maker,
Louis Siersdorfer, bds. 406 S. Dela-
ware
3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Russell's Reapers and Mowers. See advertisement opposite title page.
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A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
BATES HOUSE CORNEE, INDIANAPOLIS,
Keep the largest stock of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
IN THE STATE,
Feltman Herman, shoemaker, r. 39G S.
Delaware
Feltz Fred, policeman, bds. 284 E. Mar-
ket ^
Fendor John R. elk. 70 E. Market
Fenner Martin, watchman, Govercor's
office, r. Kentucky av.2d house from
Bank of the State
Fenton Franklin, saw maker, E. C. At-
kins, r. 229 E. South
Fenton John, bds. 64 W. Maryland
Fenton John, tinner, 224 E. Washington,
bds. N. Alabama, next to Pattison
House
Ferdinand James, stone cutter, r. 231 S.
Delaware
Ferguson Alex, stonecutter, r. 393 Mas-
sachusetts av.
Ferguson Clements A. watches, jewelry
and plated ware, 7 VV. Washington,
r. Meridian, cor. 7th
Ferguson E. wid. r. 265 N. Illinois
FERGUSON JAMES C. pork packer and
com. mer. Pennsylvania, bet. South
and Merrill, r. 129 N. Meridian
Ferguson John A. elk. W. J. Holliday &
Co. r. 270 N. Tennessee
Ferguson J. A. bookbinder, Wm. & J.
Braden, r. 265 N. Illinois
Ferguson Kilby, attorney at law, r. 251
E. McCarty
Ferguson N. W. mer. tailor, r. 360 N. Me-
ridian
Ferguson Rezin, mer. tailor, 16 W. Mary-
land, r. 479 N. Meridian
Ferguson Robert, plasterer, r. es. N. Me-
ridian, outside corporation
Ferguson S. R. teamster, r. 444 S. Illinois
Ferguson William B. book-keeper, W. I.
Haskit & Co. r. 140 S. West
Ferguson, see also Furgason
Ferling George, barber, r. 124 E. Mary-
land
Ferlughfc Ernst, lab. Cabinet Makers'
Union, r. 338 Virginia av.
Fernbatch John, machinist, r. 452 E.
Georgia
Fernzel John P. saloon and restaurant,
133 S. Illinois, r. same
Ferree F. M. (Boyd, Ferree & Johnston),
r. 369 N. New Jersey
Ferree Gerrard D. printer, r. 254 E. Ohio
Ferrell E. J. groceries and provisions, 65
S. Illinois, r. 477 W. Michigan
Ferrell William R.clk. E. J. Ferrell, bds.
477 W. Michigan
Ferriter Morris, school teacher, r. 142
BlufiF road
Ferriter Mrs. r. 331 E. Louisiana
Ferriter Thomas, lab. r. 3 Bates
Ferry Charles, bricklayer, bds. N. East,
bet. Cherry and Gregg
Ferry Hugh Mrs. r. 77 N. Delaware
Ferry John, bricklayer, r. N. East, bet.
Cherry and Gregg
Ferry Thomas, lab. bds. N. East, bet.
Cherry and Gregg
Fersher Charles, lab. bds. 260 W. Wash-
ington
Fertig Frank, house, sign and ornamen-
tal painter, 6 E. Washington, r. 65
W. South
Fertig Louis, salesman, C. E. Geisendorff
& Co. J)ds. 35 Indiana av.
Fertise Davis, elk. bds. Scott House
Fesler William B. carpenter, r. 212 BluflF
road
Fesler W. H. (Fesler & Co.), boards Ray
House
Fesler & Co. (W. H. Fesler, J. A. Vawter
and Edward Grosse), produce deal-
ers, 37 S. Meridian
Fette Charles, machinist, Washington
Foundry, r. 250 S. Alabama
Fette George (Raible & Fette), r. 128
Duncan
Fetter George, tailor, r. 123 Duncan
Fetzer Frederick, tailor, J. P. Jihrling, r.
44 Virginia av.
Feuehtmich E., Cabinet Makers' Union
factory
Fey Conrad, woodsawyer, r. 277 N. Noble
Fey Henry, lab. John Grosh, bds. 277 N.
Noble
Ffheneney Charles, gardener, r. N. es.
Mississippi, cor. 3d
Fibe Peter, teamster, r. 318 Railroad av.
Fibelman A. L. clothier whol. and ret. r.
163 W. South
Fiddick R. 0. Mrs. dressmaker, 93 S.
Pennsylvania, r. same
Fidels Solomon, (Zimmers & Fidels), r.
110 S. Illinois
Fiebelman Adolph L. (Fiebelman &
Rauh), r. 163 W. South
Fiel A. G. elk. American Ex. Co. r. 43 S.
Madison av.
Fields Cecelia Miss, cook, eating house,
113 S. HHnois
Fifth Presbyterian Church, New Jersey,
bet. E. Washington and Maryland
Fifth Ward school house. Miss Kate Hig-
gins, prin. ss. Maryland, bet. Mis-
sissippi and Missouri
Filer Samuel J. salesman, Bowen, Stew-
art & Co. r. 265 N. Illinois
Finch Christopher, butcher, 276 W. Wash-
ington, r. same
W. G. Dabbs, wholesale dealer in Photographic and Ambrotype Stock.
Palmer's Horse Hay Forks, Wholesale, by Omar Newman.
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239
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Finch Edward, elk, Kingan & Co. r. 199
W. Maryland
Finch H. B. claim agt, Blackford Block,
r. 286 E. Ohio
Finch John, student, bds. 286 E. Ohio
Finch Tobias M. r. 286 E. Ohio
FINCKE L. A. watchmaker and jeweler,
57 S. Illinois, r. Mississippi, cor.
Washington
Fink Daniel, baker, r. 36 Douglass
Fink Mary Mrs. r. 151 East McCarty
Finkbiner William, cigarmaker, r. 28 N.
Delaware
Finley Benj. F. elk. Dist. Headquarters,
70 E. Market
Finley Helen Mrs. dressmaking, stamp-
ing, plating, etc. ss. Market, bet. Del-
aware and Pennsylvania, r. same
Finley Hugh L. student, bds. 240 E. Ohio
Finley H. A. Mrs. dress and cloak ma-
ker, 77 Market, r. same
Finley VVilliam (col'd), plasterer, 2d, W.
of R. R. on canal
Finn John, cooper, r. 162 Union
Finn John, lab. r. 35 Dougherty
Finnan John, r. 7th, bet. Pennsylvania
and Delaware
Finnegan .Michael, porter, Palmer House
Finney Ebenezer W. elk. Sawyer & Has-
selman, r. Virginia av. city limits
Finney Jasper, salesman. Sawyer & Has-
selnian, r. 430 S. Virginia av.
Finter Frederick, baker, r. 113 Fort
Wayne av.
First Baptist Church, New York, ne. cor.
Pennsylvania
First English Lutheran Church, New
York, sw. cor. Alabama
First German Reformed Church School,
Alabama, cor. Market, William H.
Snethkamp, teacher
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Indianap-
olis, William H. English, pres. John
C. New, cash. Washington, ee. cor.
Meridian
First Presbyterian Church, Market, nw.
cor. Circle
First Ward School House, E. Ohio, bet.
New Jersey and East
Fischer Andy, musician, r. 218 N.' Mis-
sissippi
Fischer George, shoemaker, shop and r.
119 Fort Wayne av.
Fischer George W. tinsmith, Jacob Voeg-
tle
Fiscus Andrew, builder, r. 371 N. East
Fiseus John R. bricklayer, r. 156 N. East
Fiscus Thomas, bricklayer, 280 St. Clair
Fiscus William, bricklayer, r. 65 N. East
Fiscus AVilUam, watchman on steamboat
Gov. Morton, runs to Waverly, r.
248 N. East
Fish Byron, printer, H. C. Chandler &
Co. r. 186 N. Mississippi
THE OFFICE OF THE
Sinnissippi
IS ON GROUND FLOOR,
35 E. MCARKET STREET.
Fish Charles, elk, P. 0. bds. 33 W. Mary-
land
Fish Charles, salesman, Horn & Ander-
son, 31 W. Washington
Fish Elizabeth, wid. William, r. 186 N.
Mississsippi
Fish John L. book-keeper, Mayhew &
Branham, r. 78 Pratt
Fish Olivia Mrs. oyster saloon. Meridian,
cor. Louisiana
Fish William S. printer. Journal, bds. 33
W. Maryland
Fishback John, tanner, 125 S. .Meridian
and ws. Michigan road, nr. canal, r.
16 E. Michigan
Fishback William P. (Porter, Harrison
& Fishback), r. N. Meridian, opp.
Blind Asylum
Fisher A. salesman, Sponsler & McCree-
ry, r. 152 E. St. Clair
Fisher Benjamin, barber, 84 N. Meridian,
r. 189 S. Illinois
Fisher Benjamin, barber shop, Illinois,
cor. Louisiana, bds. 189 S. Illinois
Fisher Catherine, wid. William, r. 257 E,
Washington
Fisher Charles, justice of peace. Meridi-
an, ue. cor. Washington, Yohn's blk.
Fisher Charles, tailor, 300 E. Washing-
ton, r. same
Fisher Charles, watchman, U. S. Foun-
dry, r. 123 Spring
Fisher C. Mrs. r. 255 E. Washington, 3d
floor
Fisher James, student, Mumford's Com-
mercial College, bds. 26 W. North
Fisher James, traveling agent, bds. 71
Indiana av.
Fisher John E. bartender. Bates House
Saloon, bds. same
Fisher Joseph (M. N. Strauss & Co.), bds.
Bates House
Fisher Polly Miss, r. Washington, cor.
East
Fisher Rachel (col'd), wid.r. 68 N. Noble
Fisher Robert L. (Fisher & Webb)
Fisher Samuel, taller, r. 50 Fletcher av.
Fisher Stearns, State paymaster, 9 Bates'
blk. W. Washington, r. Wabash, In-
diana
Fisher William, butcher, r, 255 E. Wash-
ington, 3d floor
Fisher William book-keeper, C. F.
Schmidt, r. 58 Wyoming
W. G. Dabbs, dealer in Frames, Albums, etc., 21 and 23 Circle Street.
Buy your Saddles, Harness, Whips, Collars, Coach and Carriage
FIS 240 FLE
A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
BATES HOUSE CORNER,
Send Music by mail, post paid, on
receipt of the market price.
Fisher William, hostler, bds. 257 E.
Washington
Fisher W. I. boot and shoe maker, Joseph
Wert, r. E. Washington, out side city
limits
Fisher & Webb, (Robert L. Fisher and
Joseph P. Webb), grocers, ret. 829
Indiana av.
Fishner Rachel, laundress, r. 273 S. West
Fitch Horace B. actor, bds. 144 N. Ten-
Fitch Wm. H. barkeeper, r. 366 W. Wash-
ington
Fitchey M. carpenter and builder, 186
W. Market, r. 146 W. Vermont
Filler J. C. r. 81 W. Michigan
Fitzerl Edward, lab. C. & I. C. R. R. shop,
r. cor. Cady and Meek
Fitzgerald Edmund, lab. r. 156 Meek
Fitzgerald Fannie, wid. Michael, r. 247
Missouri
Fitzgerald Isaac, stonemason, r. 158
Blackford
Fitzgerald John, tinner, 67 and 69 W.
Washington, r. 399 S. Delaware
Fitzgerald Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 158
Blackford
Fitzgerald Margaret Miss, works 65 N.
New Jersey
Fitzgerald 'William, heater, Ind. Rolling
Mill, r. 188 Maple
Fitzhugh Lee M. (Fitzhugh, Pattison &
Co.), bds. Sherman House
Fitzhugh, Pattison & Co. (Lee M. Fitz-
hugh, Augustus E. Pattison, Wallace
S. Webb and William Needham), dry
goods and notions, whol. 3 Alvord's
blk. S. Meridian
Fitzpatrick Peter, tailor, 66 S. ^Yest, r.
same
Flagg W. H. works, Rolling Mill, bds.
James Gentrys, 6th, bet. Mississippi
and Tennessee
Flaharty John. lab. r. N. Illinois, bet. 4th
and 5th
Flaherty Patrick, student, National Busi-
ness College
Flaherty Sarah Mrs. r. 211 W. Maryland
Flahiff M. H. machinist, D. Root & Co.
Flaig D. cabinetmaker, Sloan, Burk &
Woollen, r. Bluff rd. S. McCarty
Flaig M. V. carpenter, r. 227 Market
Flanagan Charles, notions, 91 S. Illinois,
bds. Scott House
Flanders Joseph, fireman, I. & C. R. R. r,
428 E. North
Flank Henry, railroader, r. 145 Huron
Planner Annette Mrs. boarding bouse,
152 N. Michigan, cor. Ohio
Planner Linn E. traveling agt. r. 152 N.
Meridian
Planner L. E. student, National Business
College
Flatley P. B. porter, Daily, Keifer & Co.
r. 247 S. Delaware
Flegg M. carpenter, bds. 227 E. Market
Fleishman Lorenzo, foundryman, r. 350
N. Noble
Fleitz Charles, blacksmith, 187 Bluff rd.
r. same
Fleming David, lab. r. 338 E. Louisiana
Fleming George H. (G. H. Fleming & Co.),
masonic publishers, etc. 13 W. Mary-
land, r. 38 S. Tennessee
Fleming Jacob, lab. ws. S. West, bet.
Georgia and Maryland
Fleming John F. elk. W. G. Dabbs, bds.
Mrs. Rockwell's
Fleming John S. blacksmith, bds. East,
cor. Louckerbee
Fleming John T. book-keeper, r. 43 Har-
rison
Fleming Peter, drayman, r. 480 E. Geor-
gia
Fletcher Bishop, hooker, Indianapolis
Rolling Mill
Fletcher Calvin, pres. Ind. Branch Bank-
ing Co. r. Pennsylvania, cor. 1st
Fletcher Calvin, jr., N. end Plumb, nr. N.
W. C. University
Fletcher David, r. 145 N. Mississippi
Fletcher Elijah, r. 408 N. Delaware
Fletcher Elizabeth Mrs. r. Wilkerson,
bet. Union and Railroad
Fletcher E. T. asst. editor. Journal, r. 408
N. Delaware
Fletcher Horace A. elk. U. S. Subsistence
Department, bds. Sherman House
Fletcher H. F. elk. American Express Co.
r. 126 W. Vermont
Fletcher Ingram, r. 243 N. Pennsylvania
Fletcher Mary Mrs. r. 314 N. Alabama
Fletcher Pone, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Fletcher R. F. produce dealer and com.
mer. 1 Alvord's blk. r. 477 N. Ten-
nessee
Fletcher S. A. sr. r. 88 E. Ohio
Fletcher S. A. jr. (S. A. Fletcher & Co.),
r. Virginia av.
Fletcher S. A. & Co. (S. A. Fletcher, jr.
and F. M. Churchman), bankers, 80
E. Washington
Fletcher T. R. bds. Palmer House
Fletcher William H. r. 326 Virginia av. '
Fletcher W. B. physician, 67 N. Alabama,
r. cor. Alabama and New York
Fletcher Zachariah, cabinetmaker, r. 126
W. Vermont
Childrens' Furs, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Trimmings of Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., 20 West Washington Street.
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Fletcher's Bank, S. A. Fletcher & Co-
prop'rs, 30 E. Washington
Flinn Bjroa P. porter, Munson & John-
ston, r. Dougherty, bet. EmsI and No-
ble
Flinn Dennis, brlckmason, r. G9 Maple
Flinn J. Mrs. r. 83G S. Delaware
Flinn Martin, lab. C. & I. C. II. R. depot
Flinn Thomas, plasterer, r. Maple, bet.
Ray and Wilkens
Flowers Laura, wid. Dan. dressmaker,
300 E. Washington, r. s-tme
Flowers Nannie, r. 248 W. Market
flowers Samuel P. machinist, r. 20 Cal-
ifornia
Flv W. lab. Sloan, Burk & Woollen, r.
246 Bluff rd.
'Flynn David, heater, Ind. Rolling Mill
Flynn John, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Flynn Morris, blacksmith, Ind. Rolling
Mill
Flynn Terry, hooker, Ind. Rolling Mill
Flynn William, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Flynn Terrence, Ind. Rollins Mill, bds.
69 Ann
Fogal John, carpenter, r. 255 E. Wash-
ington, 'Zd floor
Fogarty Arthur, fireman, Indianapolis
Agricultural Works, r. 188 S. Missis-
sippi
Fogarty Jeremiah, tailor, r. Kentucky av.
Foger Henry, lab. r. 260 Winston
Fogle Jacob, elk. r. es. N. Mississippi,
bet. 1st and 2d
Fogle Iletiry, carpenter, 523 E. Market,
r. same
Foley B. F. carpenter, bds 87 S. Penn-
sylvania
Foley James, lab. r. 63 S. Meridian
Foley Patrick, lab. r. 134 Bright
Foley Patrick, r. 296 E. Louisiana
Foljambe George, messenger, Adams Ex-
press Co. r. West, cor. Michigan
Foljambe E. S. elk. Adams Express Co.
r. West, cor. Michigan
Foljambe Edwin S. bill elk. Adams Ex-
press Co. Union Depot, bds. S. Ten-
nessee, bet. Georgia and Louisiana
Follett John C. book-keeper Home Insur-
ance Co. office 64 E. Washington,
bds. 228 N. East
Follett Joseph B. sec'y Home Mutual In-
surance Co. 64 E. Washington, bds.
228 N. East
Folloon Shephard, works Ind. Female
College, cor. Ohio and Meridian
Folsora E. S. (Folsom & Oiin), bds. Pyle
House
Folsom & Olin (E. S. Folsom and E. D.
Olin), agts. Connecticut Mutuiil Life
Insurance Co. 35 E. Market
Foltz Howard, elk. bds. 279 N. Alabama
Foltz Howard M. (Scholtz & Foltz), r.
279 N. Alabama
THE SINNISSIPPI
CoDfines its Business
TO THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Foly Timothy, lab. Central R. R. shop,
r. nr. Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Foot M. W. Mrs. boarding house, r. 18
E. Michigan
Foote Obed (R. L. IMcOuat & Co.), r. 155
N. Tennessee
Foote William A. book-keeper, Sponsler
& McCreery, bds. Macy House
Forat Henry, elk. r. 217 W. Michigan
Forbes Jos. watchmaker, M. N. Strauss &
Co. bds. Palmer House
Forbes Matthew, engineer, Central R. R.
r. 163 Spring
Ford John, wood surveyor, r. 161 W.
South
Ford Michael, shoemaker, bds. West, nr.
Maryland
Ford Stephen, shoemaker, Antony Lintz,
39 W. Washington
Forester Marcus (Forester & Lent,) r.
381 N. Illinois
Forester & Lent (Marcus Forester and
William D. Lent), mauf rs of cloaks
and mantillas, 34 W. Washington
Forllow Patrick, painter, bds. Scott
House
Forrester Tom. tailor, H. W. White, r.
372 S. Tennessee, nr. Rolling Mill
Forshee George W. blacksmith, r. 320 W.
Washington i|
Forshea Thomas, cTgarmaker, bds. 163 N.
Noble
Forwald William, carpenter, bds. 314 N.
Noble
Foster Abrara, lab. bds. 104 N. Tennes-
see
Foster Alfred S. boilerraaker, r. 156 N.
Liberty
Foster Benjamin F. pastor Universalist
Church and State Librarian, r. 248 N.
Illinois
Foster David P. carpenter, v. 104 N. Ten-
nessee
Foster Edgar J. (Hume, Adams & Co.),
bds. 115 Illinois
Foster E. H. student, National Business
College
Foster, HoUoway & Co. (R. S. Foster, H.
C. HoUoway, J. P. Wiggins and Wm.
Gregory) , groceries and commissiou
merchants, whol. 34 Virginia av. and
61 and 53 S. Delaware
Foster Isaac, carpenter, bds. 104 N. Ten-
Fine Dress Goods, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Omar Newman appoints agents for Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, Rus-
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K:3Sr.A.BE <Sc GO-
Took the three first Premiums at the
Ohio State Fair, Sept. 1856.
BEIVHAIVX & CO.
ARE AKENTS.
Foster Isaac, refreshment stand, es. Camp
Carrington, oa Lafayette R. R. cor.
3d
Foster John B. brakeraan, Jeffersonville
R. R. r. 77 Oak
Foster R. S. (Foster, Holloway & Co.),
bds. 115 N. Illinois
Foster Thomas, carpet mnfr. r. 193 S.
New Jersey
Foster Wallace (Smith & Foster), r. 72
N.Illinois
Foster William L. carpenter, al. bet. Mar-
ket and Ohio, Mississippi and Canal,
bds. Sheplierd's, New York, cor. Ten-
nessee
Foudersaar John, lab. r. Union, bet. Ray
and Wilkersoa
Foudray James, bds. 215 N. New Jersey
Foudray John E. (Wood & Foudray), r.
N. New Jersey
Foukt Arnold, elk. bds. 185 E. New
York
Foule Sara, carpenter, bds. 35 Indiana
ay.
Fourk A. iMrs. milliner and dealer in
bonnets, ribbons, etc. 56 N. Illinois,
r. same
Fourl John, bds. 93 N. New Jersey
FOURL & GOODYEAR (John Fourl and
William GoodyeiU|), bonnet bleach-
ers, 56 N. Illinois
Fourl John T. (Fourl & Goodyear), r. 56
N. Illinois, Miller's Block '
Fourth Presbyterian Church, Rev. Mr.
Marshall, pastor, Delaware, cor.
Market
Fourth Ward School House, Market, bet.
West and California
Fous William, tailor, r. 234 Huron
Foust E. J. Mrs. boarding house, 115 N.
Illinois
Fowler James, carpenter, r. 312 E. AVash-
ingten
Fowler J. P. carpenter, 27 S. Alabama,
r. 312 E. Washington.
Fox Barney, lab. r. 70 Hosbrook
Fox George, lab. bds. Depot Exchange
Fox George, machinist, Bellefontaine R
R. shop, r. 315 S. Delaware
Fox Jacob, shoemaker, L. Siersdorfer &
Bro. bda. S. Mississippi, nr. Mary-
land
Fox James jr. lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Fox L. B. eating house, r. L. R. R. bet. 2d
Fox Solomon (Fox & Myer), r. 319 S.
Fox W. J. driver Street Car, r. 369 W.
Vermont
Fox & Myer (Solomon Fox and Moses
Myer), clothing and furnishing
goods, 38 W. Washington
Foy Owen, machinist, I. & C. R. R. shop,
r. 88 Benton
Fralicks Joseph, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Francel John P. saloon, 133 S. Illinois
Franck Anson (R. Schmidt & Co.), r. 38
S. Alabama
Frane William, marble worker, r. Ten-^"
nessee, bet. 6th and 7th *
Frank Adam, chairmaker, bds. 118 W.
Vermont
Frank Anison, liquor dealer, r. 38 S.
Alabama
Frank Antony, baggageman. Union De-
pot, r. 167 Union
Frank August, tailor, r. 331 E. Ohio
Frank Henry (Spiegel, Thoms & Co ), r.
68 Vermont
Frank James, real estate agt. 39 i W.
Washington, r. E. Washington, bet.
Liberty and Noble
Frank Samuel, elk. Decker & Bro. 47 S.
Illinois
Frankem Isaac L. stoves and tinware, 67
E. Washington, r. 31 W. Michigan
Frankenstein Catharine Mrs. r. 118 Bluff
road
Frankenstein Jacob, barber, Sherman
House, r. 326 S. Delaware
Frankholt Peter, lab. Cottrell & Knight,
r. 186 Bluff rd.
Franklin Henry, lab. bds. 279 S. Tennes-
see
Franklin William, carpenter, r. 320 S.
Delaware
Franklin Wm. (col'd), peddler, r. 161 In-
diana av.
FRANKLIN WM. H. (col'd), barber, M^
dian, ne. cor. Washington, r. 231 W.
Ohio
Franko Alexander, elk. Morris, Kahn & .
Co. r. ns. Maryland, bet. Illinois and
Meridian
Franks Jesse J. lab. r. 175 E. South
Frankum Jonathan, r. 249 N. Illinois
Frankum Jonathan, jr. bds. 249 N. Illi-
nois
Franty Jacob, porter, Pomeroy, Fry &
Co. bds. nr. Rolling Mill
Franz Peter F. well digger, r. 222 N.No-
ble
Frary John C. printer. Journal office, r.
Mrs. Austin's
Frauer Alb't, chairmaker, Spiegel, Thoms
& Co. r. Michigan road, outside cor-
poration
Frauer Gustave, elk. 243 E. Washington,
bds. same
and 3d
W. G. Dabbs can furnish the best Albumen Paper in the West, at low prices
sell's Reapers and Mowers, and Palmer's Horse Hay Forks, lock box 378.
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Frauer Herman, elk. 243 E. Washington,
bds. same
Frauer J. C. druggist, 243 E. Washing-
ton, r. same
Frauer Rudolph, salesman, Spiegel,
Thorns & Co. r. 344 N. Railroad
Frazee Aaron, bricklayer, r. N. West
Frazee John W. r. 303 N. Delaware
Frazee Samuel E. cashier, P. 0. r. 176 N.
Illinois
Frazer William, bridge builder, L. R. R.
r. 492 N. Tennessee
Freatgan Carl, tailor, r. 68 N. Noble
Frederick B. elk. Washington House
Frederick E. cigar maker, bds. Western
House
Frederick George, brickmoulder, r. 124
Bluff road
Free Frederick, scroll sawyer, r. S. Noble,
nr. Cin. track
Freeman Henry, machinist, bds. 426 East
Vermeni
Freeman Henry C. salesman, E. J. Fer-
rell, bds. 82 S. Illinois
Freeman James, elk. Maj. Hendricks, bds.
es. Meridian, outside corporation
Freeman Michael, pattern maker, r. 426
E. Vermont
Freeman Miehael, lab. Spiegel, Thorns &
Co. r. 128 E. Vermont
Freeman Nelson B. (Ray, Mayhew & Co.)
r. Market, se. cor. East
Freie Presse Von Indiana, E. J. Metzger,
prop. SchnuU's block
Freis Martin, lab. r. 327 S. Pennsylva-
nia
Freitschke E. Miss, elk. 115 S. Illinois
French Ann, r. 200 N. Douglas
French Charles G. r. E. Washington, out-
side corporation
Frese (Jharles (C. Frese & Co.), r. 27 W.
Washington
FRESE C. & CO. (Charles Frese and C.
F. Hahn), hardware and cutlery,
whol. and ret. 27 W. Washington
Frick John, saloon, 155 Ft. Wayne av. r.
489 New Jersey
Fricke Charles Rev. pastor German Lu-
theran Church, r. 31 N. East
Fricke Philip, tinsmith, Jacob Voegtle
Fricker Jacob ( Schmedel & Fricker), r.
332 E. New York
Friday David, clerk, David Manheimer,
bds. Ohio House
Friday Mike, carpenter, r. 264 N. Rail-
road
Fridley W. K. r. 208 N. Alabama
Friedgen Cornelius, shoe dealer, 154 E.
Washington, r. 261 E. Market
Friedman Isaac, salesman, M. Dernbam
& ("o. bds. Moor House
Friends' Meeting House, St. Clair, se.
cor. Delaware
Fries Martin, baker, Nickum & Parrott
E-VEI^^ST BOID"^
That has Good Property Insures
WITH THE SINNISSIPPI.
Frietschke Wilhelm, elk. 115 S. Illinois
Frink Otis, (Frink & Moore), bds. 262 N.
East
Frink Samuel C. (Frink & Wells), r. 260
N. East
Frink S. C. (S. C. Frink & Co.), r. East,
bet. Michigan and North
FRINK S. C. & CO. (S. C. Frink, E. 0.
Frink, and H. A. Moore), Union No-
velty Works, 24 E. Georgia
FRINK & WELLS (Samuel C. Frink and
Merit Wells), dentists, 4 Yohn's
block
Frisbee H. trader, bds. 74 N. Pennsylva-
nia
Fritch Joseph, barber, Henry Zinks
Fritsch Louis, porter, Hume, Adams k
Co. r. at store
Fritsch Reinhold, porter, Hume, Adams
& Co. r. at store
Frizell Allen, carpenter, r. 4th, West of
R. R. on canal
Frizell Jesse, carpenter, ws. N. Mississip-
pi, bet. 4th and 5th
Froelking Fred, barkeeper, bds. 201 East
St. Marys
Fromelt Peter, chairmaker, 267 E. Wash-
ington
Fromeyer Henry, elk. McCreery's, r. 134
N. Mississippi
Fromhold Peter, coppersmith, Cottrell &
Knight, r. 167 Bluff road
Fronschauer Caspar, stonemason, r. 228
S. New Jersey
Frower Rudolph, elk. at Spiegel, Thorns
& Co. r. 344 N. Railroad
Fry Alfred, lab. r. 23 W. Pearl
Fry Archibald (col'd), waiter. Chapman's
saloon, bds. Kissell's
Fry C. 0. teamster, r. 140 St. Joseph
Fry George, carpenter, bds. 485 N. Ala-
bama
Fry R. N Miss, bearding house, r. 204 N.
Illinois
Fry Sarah, r. Market, bet. West and
Douglass
Fry William H. (Pomeroy, Fry & Co.) r.
N. Meridian, se. cor. 4th
Frybarger Frank A. book-keeper, Helwig,
Roberts & Co. r. 194 W. Vermont
Fuchs Martin, barkeeper. Union Hall,
bds. same
Fugate James, clerk, r, 200 N. TtnneST
see
W. G. Dabbs, Photographic Warehouse, 21 and 23 Circle St.
Saddlery Hardware, Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Horse Collars, etc., can
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Were exhibited at the World's Fair.
Steinway &/ Sons took the Premitun.
BENHAM & CO. are Agents,
Fugate James L. (J. H. Vajen & Co.), r.
200 N. Tennessee
Fuller A. A. salesman, 54 N. Illinois, bds.
113 N. Illinois
Fuller Emeline, wid. William P.r. 290 E.
Washington
Fullman John, distiller, 311 St. Clair
Fullmer Charles H. engineer, C. & I. C.
R. R. shops, r. 146 Bates
Fulton Felix, cabinetmaker, Sloan, Burk
& Woollen, r. 214 Union
Fulton Homer, elk. Bowen, Stewart & Co.
r. 214 S. Union
Fulton H. H. elk. Am. Ex. Co. bds. Pyle
House
Fulton John, showman, Yankee Robin-
son's Show, r. 77 Kentucky av.
Fulton Thomas, student, PURDY'S BUS-
INESS COLLEGE
Fulton William, carpenter, bds. 84 Mas-
sachusetts av.
Fultz John W. lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill,
265 S.
ippi
Fultz William, fireman, L. R. R. bds. 400
N. Mississippi
Fundesaur John, lab. r.435 S. Illinois
Funke Fred'k W. (Robertson k Funke),
r. 24 Virginia av.
Funkhouser David, physician, 19 S. Me-
ridian, bds. Bates House
Furdinand Lewis, lab. r. Michigan, nw.
cor. Blackford
Furgason James, salesman, McClain &
Guthiidge, bds. 36 W. Maryland
Furgason John A. (W. J. HoUiday & Co.),
r. 270 N. Tennessee
Furgason Leander A. salesman, McClain
& Guthridge, bds. 26 S. Meridian
Furgason Oliver H. salesman, Mauldin &
Adams, r. 26^ S. Meridian
Furgason, see also Ferguson
Furnish John F. student. PURDY'S BUS-
INESS COLLEGE ■
Fuss John, carpenter, bds. 60 S. Dela-
ware
Fussell Edward C. elk. Fletcher's Bank,
bds. Mrs. Rockwell's
GABEL Conrad, carriage maker, L. W.
Drew & Co. r. 196 N. Noble
Gabert Frederick, lab. r. 228 Union
Gadd Uzal .\J.( Elliott, Gadd & Co.), bds.
Bates House
Gagg R. (Gagg & Co.), r. 174 Madison
av. nr. Pennsylvania
Cheap Furs, at No.
GAGG & CO. (R. Gagg and Peter Lio-
ber), City Brewery, 213 S. Pennsyl-
vania
Gahepp John, carpenter, ss. St. Joseph,
bet. Delaware and Alabama
Gahm John, grocer, Indiana av. se. car.
West, r. same
Gail Cloud, barkeeper, Edward Santo, r.
268 S. New Jersey
Galbraith Arthur, elk. r. 114 Railroad
Gale Annie, milliner, r. 168 S. New Jer-
sey
Gale Claud, bar tender, Edward Santo, r.
New Jersey, bet. Merrill and McCarty
Gale Isaiah, hats, caps and furnishing
goods, 77 S. Illinois, bds. Commer-
cial Hotel
Gall Albert (Krauss & Gall), r. es. N.
Alabama, bet. Market and Ohio
Gall A. D. physician, 05 N. New Jersey,
r. same
Gall Edward, bds. 65 N. New Jersey
Gallagher Francis, carriage pain:er, 58
Massachusetts av.
Gallagher M. wid. r. 59 N. Alabama
Gallagher Pat. lab. r. 280 N. Rai,;oad
Gallagher William, carpenter, cor. Penn-
sylvania and Market, bds. 215 N.
Davidson
Gallaher Caroline, servant, 177 Massa-
chusetts av.
Gallaher John, lab. 107 Ash
Gallahue P. M. pattern m;iker, li. R. R,
shop
Galloway C. wid. r. 204 W Vermonv
Galloway Frank M. r. 204 W Wnm.ut
Gallup Edward P. (W.P. i i:. 1'. G .iiup),
r. 78 N. Tennessee
Gallup William P. ( W. P. & E. P. Gallup),
r. 78 N. Tennessee
Gallup W. P. & E. P. (William P. & Ed-
ward P. Gallup), grain dealers and
agis. Fairbanks' scales, 74 W. ^Vash-
ington
Galvin A. trader, bds. Little's Hotel
Galviu Michael, lab. r. S. Noble
Gamble Charles, bricklayer at Arsenal,
bds. 82 E. Saint Clair
Gamdilinger Jacob, blacksmith, r. ss. E.
Washington, outside corporation
Ganey .lames, lab. McKeruan, Pierce &
Yandes, r. Grant
Ganies George E carpenter, Bates House,
bds. same
Gaun Simon (col'd), works at G. Eden's,
Saint Joseph, cor. Merrill
Gansburg Frederick, asst. baggage mas-
ter. Union Depot, r. 77 S. Liberty
Ganter C. confectioner, 237 E. Washing-
ton, r. same
Gapen Otho W. harness maker, Sulgrove,
Reynolds & Co. bds. 27 Indiana av.
Gapen P. M. (Gapen & CatherwOod), bds.
225 W. Washington
3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
be bought of Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., 20 West Washir^ton Street.
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Gapen & Cathei-wood (P. JI. Gapen and
Joe Catherwood), retail boots and
shoes, 248 E. Washington
Gardner Conrad (Gardner & Enners), r.
Stringtown
Gardner Harvy R. (Catlin & Gardner),
hds. 36 W. Maryland
Gardner John T. harness maker, Sul-
grove, Reynolds & Co. r. 66 N. Illi-
nois
Gardner Joseph, tinner, 67 and 69 W.
Washington, r. 266 N. West
Gardner Thomas S. driver, American Ex-
press Co. bds. 30 N. New Jersey, bet.
Market and Washington
Gardner Wendel, grocer, 247 Indiana av.
r. 30 James
Gardner & Enners (Conrad Gardner and
Louis Enners), butchers, Noble, se.
cor. Michigan
Gareter Henry, expressman, r. 467 S.
East
Garing Frank, blacksmith, Scott & Nich-
olson, r. 300 Maryland
Garner Alfred, elk. bds. 115 N. New Jer-
sey
Garner Charles L. medical student, with
Drs. Wright & Harvey, 58 E. Mar-
ket
Garner Horatio S. foreman. Hall & Hutch-
inson, bds. Spencer House
Garner L. W. elk. H. Daumont & Co. r.
240 N. Tennessee
Garrett A. (Garrett & Co!), r. 257 E.
Washington
Garrett Ben. D. carpenter, r. 54 James
Garrett David, carpenter, 164 N. Noble,
r. 229 E. Market
Garrett J. (Garrett & Co.),' bds. 257 E.
Washington
Garrett & Co. (A. & J. Garrett and H.
Leay), second hand clothing, 257 E.
Washington
Garrish Nathaniel W. bricklayer, r. 276
E. North
Garrison James, lab. works at Arsenal,
bds. 17 Biddle
Garrity Michael, driver, Adams Express
Co. bds. Ray House
Garry (Jharles, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Garry Edward, paver, bds. 58 Massachu-
setts av.
Garvey John, lab. 27 S. Alabama
Gasper Herman, lab. r. 52 Wyoming
Gass Andrew, butcher, 116 Saint Joseph
Gass Louis, blacksmith, bds. 329 N. No-
ble
Gassenger Francis, boarding house, r. 15
S. Mississippi
Gassenheimer B. salesman, Fox & Myer,
bds. Meridian, bet. Washington and
Market
GASTON EDWARD T. carriage maker
and violin mnfr. r. 49 Kentucky av.
Fine Furs, at No. 3
THE 8INNIS8IFPi
ISSUES POLICIES FOR ANY TEEM
Not Exceeding Seven Years.
Gaston Hiram ilrs. r. 37 Kentucky av.
Gaston James H. painter, bds. 37 Ken-
tucky av.
Gaston John M. physician, 66 E. Mar-
ket, r. 147 New Jersey, cor. New
York
Gaston Simpson, elk. bds. 35 N. Alabama
Gaston Thomas, brickmason, bds. 39 In-
diana av.
Gates AuBtin (Gates, Pray & Co.), r. 323
N. Illinois
Gates Charles, runner, Western House,
bds. same
Gates John J. (Gates & Lemon), r.223 E.
Market
Gates, Pray & Co. (A. B. Gates, William
Pray and David Mills), E. Market
Space, livery, sale and feed stable
Gates & Lemon (John J. Gates and Ed-
win Lemon), general blacksmithing,
26 S. New Jersey
Gatteby S. J. Mrs. r. 158 Huron
Gay Alfred (Gay & Braden), r. 38 N.
West
Gay & Braden (Alfred Gay and William
Braden), paper mnfrs. Market, bet.
West and Douglass
Gayfer Charles J. elk. W. & H. Glenn, r.
Eden's blk. Market
Gayle John, lab. Root & Co. r. 268 S. New
Jersey
Geahring Conrad, printer, Free Presse
ofiSce, r. 361 S. Alabama
Geckler Christ, lab. r. Ill Fort Wayne
av.
Geeder Alice (col'd), works 511 N. Illi-
nois
Geger Chalkey F. carpenter, bds. 83
James
Gehring Conrad, elk. E. J'j'MetTSger, r.
361 S. Ala ha ma
Gehring Frederick, printer, Daily Tele-
graph, r. N. New Jersey, nr. New
York
Geiber Dave, wood sawyer, ws. Miehigan
rd.
Geiger George W. salesman. Murphy,
Kennedy & Co. r. 434 N. Tennessee
Geiger J. W. elk. W. & H. Glenn, bds.
Massachusetts av. and Alabama
Geiger R. W. chief elk. freight depot, B.
R. R. bds. Spencer House
Geinsbie Fred, checkman Union Depot,
r. 77 S. Liberty
Odd Fellows' Hall.
Omar Newman buys and sells Produce, etc., on commission. Agent for
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THE MUSICAL PROFESSION
AU recommend
STEIN\rAY & SONS' PIANOS.
BENflAM & CO., BATES HOUSE CORNER,
Keep an assortment.
Geis Frank J. bookbinder, Journal ofiSce,
r. 23 Kentucky av.
Geis John (Geis & Brc), r. 76 S. Delaware
Geis Lawrence, (Geis & Bro.), r. 76 S.
Delaware
Geis & Bro. (John and Lawrence Geis),
saloon, 76 S.Delaware
Geisel Conrad, blacksmith, r. 142 Ft.
Wayne av.
Geisel George, blacksmith, r. 146 Ft.
Wayne a v.
Geisel Henry, grocer. Noble, cor. Massa-
chusetts av. r. same
Geisendonner Anna, wid. r. 319 N. Noble
Geisendonner Henry, lab. bds. 319 N.
Noble
Geisendonner Rudolph, baker, bds. 319
N. Noble
Geisendorff Christian E. (C. E. Geisen-
dorff & Co.), r. 334 W. New York
Geisendorff C. E. & Co. (Christian E.
and J. C. Geisendorff, and Isaac
Thalman), dry goods, whol. and ret.
61 and 63 W. Washington
Geisendorff J. C. (C. E. Geisendorff &
Co.), r. 191 N. New Jersey
Geisking Christ, carpenter, 85 N. David-
son, se. cor. Ohio
Gelceiilenchter Peter, elk. Simon's gro-
cery, bds. 188 N. Noble
Genshel L. carpenter, r. 214 Huron
Gentry James, works at hub and spoke
factory, r. 6th, bet. Tennessee and
Mississippi
Geopper Andrew, butcher, r. 276 W.
Michigan
George Henry, gardener, W. H. Loomis,
bds. cor. East and Washington
George L H. elk. Mann & Davis, bds. 249
E.. Louisiana
George James, painter, 58 N. Pennsylva-
nia, bds. 193 W. Maryland
George Robert, elk. Frank Hall, r. 24 N.
Mississippi
George Robert, grocer, r. 22 N. Missis-
sippi
George Sarah, wid. Wm. G. r. 246 N. West
Gephart Charles W. carpenter, bds. 307
N. Alabama
Gepper Andrew, butcher shop, 253 Indi-
ana av.
Gerardy Nicholas, tailor, r. 187 N. David-
son
GERARK PHILIP, grocer, Indiana av.
Gerber George, lab. bds. 90 S. Meridian
German Board Benevolent Society, 115
E. Washington, 3d floor
German Evangelical Church, es. New
Jersey, bet. Ohio and Market
German Lindsej^, bricklayer, bds. 240 E.
Ohio
German Lutheran Church, Georgia, ne.
cor. East, Charles Fricker, pastor
German Lutheran School House. Georgia,
bet. East and Liberty, A. Krome,
teacher
GERMAN MUTUAL FIRC INS. CO.,
Adolph Seidensticker, pres. Fred.
llitzinger, sec. 115 E. Washington
German M. E. Church, E. Ohio, bet. New
Jersey and East, A. Loebenstein,
pastor
German School House, al. bet. Illinoii
and Meridian
Gerning Frank, machinist, r. 300 W.
Miiryland
Gerry John, shoemaker, bds. 180 W.
Michigan
GERSTNER A. J. mer. tailor, 173 E.
Washington, r. same
Gertin Christina (col'd), servant, r. 90 N.
Mississippi
Getyendanner John, baker, J. C. Weiden-
berger, bds. 138 S. Meridian
Getyendanner Nicholas, baker, J. C.
Weidenberger, r. 138 S. Meridian
Getyendanner William, elk. J. C. Weid-
enberger, r. 138 S. Meridian
Gentry J. lab. Osgood, Smith & Co.
Gibbens Mrs. ws. N. Tennessee, bet. 5th
and 6th
Gibbs Reuben (Gibbs & Mann), r. W.
Washington, nr. cor. Missouri
Gibb? Susan (col'd), wid. Henry, r. 232
Blackford
Gibbs & Mann (Reuben Gibbs and Hen-
ry C. Mann), barbers, 16 W. Pearl
Gibson Andrew M. special agt. No. 7, Life
Ins. Co. office AVashington, sw. cor.
.Meridian, bds. 75 N. New Jersey
Gibson David, (Sohl, Gibson & Co.), r.
27 N. California
Gibson Eliza, servant. Oriental House, r.
same
Gibson Emma Miss, 3d, cor. Canal
Gibson James, marbelpolisher, James &
Cook, r. 36 W. Fayette
Gibson John, freight conductor, T. H. &
R. R. R. r. 508 N. Mississippi
Gibson Mary Jane Mrs. (coVd), dress-
maker, r. Douglass, bet. New York
and Ohio, Missouri and West
Gibson VVjUiam H. school teacher, r.
Douglass, bet. W. Ohio, New York,
Missouri and West
Gibson William S. carpenter, bds. 61 N.
New Jersey
cor. Illinois, r.jEast, nw. cor. Ohio
Alexandre Kid Gloves, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Russell's Reapers and Mowers. See advertisement opposite title page.
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Gibson W. H. carpenter, bds. 61 N. New
Jersey
GIBSON W. T. insurance agt. r. 140 N.
Alabama
Gier David tailor, Joseph Staub, r. Bluflf
rd. S. of city
Gieseiidanner William, elk. John C.
Weinberger, bds. 138 S. Meridian -
Gilbert E. ins. agt. 2 Blackford's blk. r.
278 E. Louisiana
Gilbert John, blacksmith, bds. 195 S.
Tennessee
Gilchrist David, stonemason, 81 W. St.
Clair
Gildersleeve E. L. Miss, teacher, Ind. Fe-
male College
Gilespie Jane Mrs. wid. r. 116 N. Dela-
ware
Gilkey Oliver B. carpenter and builder,
36 Kentucky av. bds. 31 Indiasa av.
Gilkison W. F. printer, James E. Dow-
ney, r. 127 Meek
Gill Patrick, lab. bds. 60 S. Delaware
Gilless Rose, servant, 257 N. Delaware,
cor. Michigan •
Gillen James, plasterer, 340 N. Delaware,
cor. Ft. Wayne av.
Gillespie William J. (Crossland, Maguire
& C©.), bds. 85 E. Ohio
Gillet H. S. prof. Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum, r. 478 N. Pennsylvania
Gillian P. J. bds. Walker House
Gillig Bernet, r. 63 Hosbrook
Gillmore C. C. painter, bds. 329 Virginia
av.
Gillmore F. brickmason, 329 Virginia av.
Gilmartin Thomas, bookbinder. Journal
Office
Gilmore Francis, (col'd), wid. r. Liberty,
cor. Massachusetts av.
Gilmoi-e H. C. painter, shop and r. rear
424 N. Delaware
Gilmore S. H. shoemaker shop, cor. Indi-
ana av. and Illinois, bds. 35 Indiana
av.
Gilsenleichter John, r. 340 Railroad
Gilson Carrie Miss, dressmaker, bds. 95
N. Pennsylvania
Gimhel Henry, student, PUKDY'S BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
Gimbel Michael, elk. J. R. Sharpe, r. 119
Stevenson
Gimbel M. (M. Gimbel & Co.), r. 211 N.
Davidson
Gimbel M. & Co. (M. Gimbel and A,
Reick), cabinetmakers and dealers,
193 and 195 E. Washington
Gimber John, mechanic, Goolman, Mor-
ris & Co.
Gimber Joseph, aprentice, Christian Ben-
ners, bds. same
Gimker Henry, teamster, r. 132 BluflF rd.
Gingrich John, carriage builder, George
Lowe, bds. S. Pennsylvania
Balmoral Skirts at No,
Office 35 Riviarkei St,
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL OVER
S 5 00,0 O O
Oinson John, carpenter, r. 323 Pennsyl-
vania
Ginz Henry, (M. & H. Ginz), r. 77 N.
Liberty
Ginz Michael (M. & H. Ginz), r. 293 E.
Ohio
Ginz M. & H. (Michael and Henry Ginz),
saloon, basement Little's Hotel
Girton Frank, teamster, bds. 291 E. Ohio
Girton Harry, blacksmith, G. & S. Ray-
mond, bds. Jefferson House
Gisiking Fred, blacksmith, 377 Virginia
av. r. 3sl Virginia av.
Githens Charles, engineer, bds. 330 E.
Louisiana
Githens Charles, day watchman, B. E. R.
shop
Githens Valentine, r. 33 E. Louisiana
Gitsky Abraham, elk. B. & L. Gitsky,
bds. 87 S. Illinois
Gitsky Benjamin (B. & L. Gitsky), r. To-
ledo, Ohio
Gitsky Louis (B, & L. Gitsky), bds. 87
S. Illinois
Gitsky B. & L. (Benjamin and Louis
Gitsky), clothing, 89 S. Illinois
Gitzweiler Frank, lab. r. 251 Virginia
av.
Given George W, machinist, bds. 803 E.
Georgia
Givens 0. C. student National Business
College
Glaser, Mitchel & Co. (Glaser Bros. Cin-
cinnati, Jacob Mitchel and Benja-
min Gundelfinger), clothing, whol.
and ret. 2 Bates House, W. Washing-
ton
Glasscock William, carpenter, r. 54
Bright
Glavin Edward, moulder. Sinker & Co.
bds. 380 S. Delaware
Glazier Catharine Mrs. r. 178 S. New
Jersey
Glazier Charles, flour and feed store, 10
W. Pearl, r. 129 Virginia av.
Glasier Daniel, engineer Engine No. 3,
r. 185 S. New Jersey
Glasier F. H. engineer, r. 273 W. Wash-
ington
Glear Frederick, bartender, r. 177 Union
Gleason John, janitor. Sinking Fund, r.
Sinking Fund building
Gleason John, r. ws. Michigan rd.
Gleason Thomas, section hand, Terre
Haute R. R.
, 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Wholesale and Retail Depot for Carriage and Harness Makers' Supplies,
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A NEW AETICLE OF EXPORT ! GoS Ellza Ann (cord) r. 213 N. West
Gogan Mary Mrs. r. 52 S. Alabama
Are BhippiDg Pianos to Europe. I
Have the Agency in Indiana.
Gleason Thomas W. barkeeper, George
Rhodius, r. ss. New York, bet. New
Jersey and Alabama
Gleason William, r. 270 W. St. Clair
GlefF Frank, barber shop, 103 S. Illinois,
Y. 273 S. New Jersey
Glenn Y\manda Miss, bds. 295 E. New
York
Glenn Hugh (W. & H. Glenn), r. New
York City
Glenn Maggie IMiss, waiter. Palmer
House
Glenn William (W. & H. Glenn), r. 292
N. Meridian
GLENN W. & H. (William and Hugh
Glenn ), dry goods, who!, and ret.
Glenn's Block
Gogen James, printer, Journal office, r.
52 S. Alabama, cor. Georgia
Goggin Mike, lab. r. S. New Jersey, nr.
corporation line
Gohan Lackey, teamster, r. 356 S. Ten-
nessee
Gohl John J. carpenter, r. Dacotali, bet.
Jones and corporate limits
Goken William, lumber sawyer, r. 43 S.
New Jersey
Gold Adam, grocer, 405 W. Washington,
r. same
Gold Samuel M. r. 405 W. Washington
Gold Samuel N. (Gold & Hopkins), bds.
405 W. Wasliington
Gold & Hopkins (Samuel N. Gold and H.
C. Hopkins), real estate and insur-
ance agents, 9 Talbott & New's blk.
Pennsylvania
Golden Dennis, lab. r. 373 Virginia av.
Golden John, helper, Indianapolis KoU-
ing Mill
Golding ('. N. r. 402 N. Pennsylvania
Golding James E. painter, v. Huron
Glenn's Block, E. Washington, bet. JNIeri- j Golding John, lab. works M. D. William-
dian and Pennsylvaia
Glessing Thomas B. artist, 104 N. Tennes-
see, r. same
Glevin H. Mrs. r. 22 Nelson's al.
GLOVER JOSEPH N. prop'r Terra Cotta
Works, Mississippi, cor. Louisiana,
r. 453 N. Meridian
Goas John H. glue mnfr. N. Mississippi,
bet. 6th and 7th
son, r. N. Meridian
Golding Wm. G. carriage painter, r. 166
Huron
Golding William J. bleacher, bds. 45 W.
Maryland
Goldsberry Bay less S. salesman. Baker &
Mclver, r. 79 N. Pennsylvania
Goldsberry Henry (col'd), whitewasher,
r. on canal, nr. Indiana av.
Goddard Samuel, stoneyard, Market, cor. GOLDSBERRY L. D. livery and sale sta-
ISlississippi, r. cor.^Georgia ! ble, 30 S. Pennsylvania, r. 195 Ala-
Godilard Samuel, jr. stonecutter, bds. W.
Georgia, cor. Mississippi
Goddard Thomas, stonecutter, bds. W.
Georgia, cor. Mississippi
Coding William J. bds. 82 W. Market
Goe Hezekiah N. elk. Nickum & Parrott,
r. 616 N. Mississippi
Goe H. M. grocer, 352 W. New York, r.
same
Goe H. S. merchant, 392 S. Missouri
Goe L. T. (Goe & Arbuthnot), r. 264
Blake
GOE & ARBUTHNOT (L. T. Goe and
Thomas Arbuthnot), house and sign
painters, Illinois, nw. cor. Market
Goebel John G. pianomaker, Traeyser &
Robinson, r. 221 BluflF id.
Goepel Henry L. saloon, 126 Hosbrook, r.
same
Goepper Frederick (F. Goepper & Co.), r.
75 N. Illinois
GCEPPER F. & CO. (Frederick Goepper
and George Mannfeld), merchant
tailors, 17 E. Washington
Goetige Rudolph, tailor, Jacob Becker &
bama, cor. South
Goldsberry S. S. watchmaker, W. P.
Bingham, r. 73 N. Pennsylvania
Goldsberry Wm. elk. Cottreil & Knight.,
bds. 79 N. Pennsylvania
Goldsmith B. elk. Mayer & Rheinheimer,
bds. J. Moses
Goldstein Samuel (Lefinsky & Goldstein),
bds. 185 W. Maryland
GoU John, machinist, Ruschhaupt, Zsch-
ech & Berg, r. 370 S. Illinois
Gollmaa Jacob, trader, r. 277 S. Dela-
ware
Gomier Rev. pastor of German Evan-
gelical Church, r. Wabash al. rear
German Evangelical Church
Goodacre Daniel, sailmaker, r. 27 Henry
Goodall Martin (col'd), lab. r. Elm, nr.
corporation line
Goode J. S. cabinetmaker, bds. at J. B.
Smith's, N. Mississippi
Goodhart Benjamin F. (W. Spotts & Co.),
r. 164 Alabama
Goodheart Frank, elk. bds. 357 E. Mar-
ket
Co.
W. G. Dabbs keeps the best Chemicals in use and will guarantee all he sells.
Horse Collars, etc., at Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., 20 W. Washington St.
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Goodhue George, salesman, H. F. Jen-
nings, 18 S. Illinois
Goodhue J. elk. bds. Scott House
Goodman Andy, tailor, 172 E. Market, r.
same
Goodman Anna, r. 248 W. Market
Gocdman Ri. J. Mrs. milliner, 57 N. Illi-
nois, ne. cor. Market
Goodneckt Rudolph, shoemaker, r. ws. N.
Mississippi, bet. 1st and 2d
Goodpeller John, stainer, Spiegel, Thorns
& Co. r. 112 N, Noble
Goodperley Peter, elk. r. 208 N. Noble
Goodrich Mil'on, cooper, A. May, bds.
Mrs. McCoy's
Goodslip Robert, painter, J. R. Osgood, r.
319 North
Goodwin A. Q. printer. Christian Record
office, r. Butler's addition
Goodwin Charles A. conductor, Jefferson-
ville R. R. bds. Bates House
Goodwin Elijah, editor and publisher
Christian Record, r. Butler's addi-
tion
Goodwin M. M. B. Mrs. editor and pub-
lisher Christian Monitor, r. Butler's
addition
Goodwin Thomas A. (J. S. Dunlop & Co.),
r. National rd. two miles E. of city
Goodwin W. E. freight engineer. Central
R. R. bds. 360 N. Alabama
Goodyear William (Fourl& Goodyear), r.
56 N. Illinois
Goolman, Morris & Co. (William P. Gool-
man, Samuel B. Morris, Sam'l Bink-
ley and Charles H. Raymond), scale
and agricultural implement manu-
facturers, 76 W. Washington, and
Tennessee, opp. Rolling Mill
Goolman William P. (Goolman, Morris
& Co.), bds. Scott House
Gordon George Mrs. 77 Indiana av.
Gordon George E. lawyer, r. 230 N. Penn-
sylvania
Gordon James, r. 83 Indiana av.
Gordon Jonathan W. (Ray & Gordon), r.
W. New York, bet. Illinois and Ten-
nessee
Gordon Marion, barkeeper, r. 83 Indiana
av.
Gordon Robert (Andrews & Gordon), bds.
Commercial Hotel
Gore James, bds. 331 N. Pennsylvania
Gorely George, clerk, r. 70 N. Delaware
Gorgas A.J. (Wilson & Gorgas), r. 59 W.
Washington
Gorham W. H. awning manuf. r. 297 N.
Mississippi
GORKE ADOLPH, grocer, ret. 380 Vir-
ginia av. r. same
Gorman Daniel, porter, Sherman House,
bds. same
Gorman James, lab. 228 Winston
Gorman James, lab. B. R. W.
WITH THE
Gorman Thomas, blacksmith, r. 280 East
Washington
Gorrell A. W. salesman, H. F. West & Co.
r. 169 N. Mississippi
Gorsuch Charles, salesman, Anderson,
Bullock & Starrett, bds. at Spencer
House
Gosney Lucy Mrs. r. 227 S. Alabama
Gossen N. stonemason, bds. 60 S. Dela-
ware ,
Goth Peter (Henry Severin & Co.), 489
N. New J'ersey
Goth Valentine, cooper, r, 376 East New
York
Gott Thomas, constable, r. 219 S. Tennes-
Goul Andrew, carpenter. Central R. R.
shop, r. 185 Meek
Gould George H. beltmaker, at Mooney &
Co.'s bds. 192 Virginia av.
Gouspohl John F. cabinet maker, r. 146
S. Noble
Gove H. N. clerk, steam bakery, N. Penn-
sylvania, r. 516 N. Mississippi
Government stables, al. bet. Cherry, Oak
and Massachusetts av.
Gowen Sam'l, (col'd), lab. r, 240 W. Ohio
Grabhorn Anthony, Cabinet Makers' iJn-
ion, bds. East St. House
Grady John, lab. r. 360 S. Tennessee
Grady Martin, lab. r. 30 Helen
Graflf D, B. r. 45 Fletcher av,
Grafton M. E. Miss, teacher, Indianapo-
lis Fem. Inst. r. same
Grager Jeremiah, r. 152 Greer
Graham Albert C. clerk. Am. Ex. Co. Un-
ion depot, bds. 892 S. Tennessee, nr.
Railroad
Graham Edwin, carpenter, r. 218 Wins-
ton
Graham George, gardener for W. S. Hub-
bard, es. Illinois, bet. 4th and 5th
Graham John, elk, W. & H. Glenn, bds.
Scott House
Graham John, clerk, bds. 166 E. Market
Graham J. J. clerk, r. New Jersey, sw.
cor. Duncan
Graham L. M. Mrs. actress, bds. 60 West
Market
Graham Richard (col'd), lab. bds. 21&
Blackford
Graham Samuel J. train dispatcher, r.
374 N. Tennessee
Graham Thomas, engineer, r. 400 S. Tenn-
essee
W. G. Dabbs, dealer In Frames, Albums, etc., 21 and 23 Circle Street.
17
Omar Newman, E. of Union Depot, Wholesale Agent for Indiana, for Gro-
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KllVA-BE Sc CO.
Took the First Premiums at the
INDIANA STATE FAIR
In 1862, 1863 and 1864.
BENHAM & CO. ARE THE AGENTS IN INDIANA.
Graham William, brick manuf. nr. East
corporation line, r. ss. Huron, bet.
Pine and Cedar
Grainer Henry, tailor, r. 123 W. South
Gramling Anthony, r. 210 N. Noble
Gramling John (J. & P. Gramling), r.
210 N. Noble
Gramling John A. salesman, J. & P. Gram-
ling, r. Railroad, cor. East
Gramling J. & P. (John and Peter Gram-
ling), clothing and furnishing goods,
41 E. Washington
Gfamling Peter (J. & P. Gramling), r.
212 N. Noble
Gramrut Miriam, r. 216 W. New York
Graney John, drayman, r. 270 S.Tennes-
see
Gratiey M. wid. r. 98 Railroad
Graney Thomas, lab. Rolling Mill. bds.
270 S. Tennessee
Graning John, shoemaker, 111 S. Illinois,
bd^. Union House
Gransberg Frederick, baggage master.
Union depot, r. 77 S. Liberty
Grant Kate Miss, waiter, Spencer House
Grant Thomas, lab. McKernan, Pierce &
Yandes, r. 400 Tennessee
Grant William, engineer, r. 235 S. Mis-
sissippi
Grantz William, lab. r. 46 Hosbrook
Grassow William, student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Graves Alfred (col'd), lab. r. 270 Massa-
chusetts av.
Graves Charles E. (Graves & Beck), r.
242 N. Meridian
Graves Hiland, salesman, Spiegel, Thorns
& Co. r. 34 Ellsworth, cor. Vermont
Graves James, confectioner, ret. es. Camp
Carrington, bet. 4th and 5th
Graves James F. bds. 128 N. East
Graves John H. carpenter, r. 50 Ells-
worth
Graves Joseph, gardener, at C. Mayer's,
285 Illinois, cor. North
Graves Lewis W. r. 296 N. Meridian
Graves Richard, fruit stand, 50 Kentucky
av. r. same
Graves & Beck (Charles E. Graves and
John A. Beck), watchmakers and
• jewelers, 41 N. Illinois
Gray C. V. moulder, D. Root & Co. r. 147
E. McCarty
Gray Ella, cook, 69 N. Illinois
GRAY JAMES W. Spencer House
French Merlnoes, all Colors
Gray Jerome, conductor, City R. R. r. 152
W. Washington
Gray Jesse, employee B. R. W. r. 246 E.
Washington
Gray John W. Mrs. r. 119 W. South
Gray Jonathan, bricklayer, r. 291 N. Lib-
erty
Gray Joseph, elk. Kahn's, clothing, 35 E.
Washington, r. 76 Michigan
Gray Joseph H. salesman, 140 S. Illi-
nois, bds. Spencer House
Gray Patrick, (John Ryan & Co.), r. New
York
Gray Robert, carpenter, r. 78 E. St. Clair
Gray Robert, engineer, Bates' City Mills,
r. 24 Lord
Gray Samuel F. agent Star Union Line
transportation Co. 85 Virginia av. r.
Liberty, cor. Market
Gray Thomas, salesman, Todd & Carmi-
chael, r. 96 E. South
Gray William, bakery, 96 East South, r,
same
Gray William, railroader, I. & C. R. R. r.
74 S. Noble
Graydon Alexander sr. r. 332 E. Ohio
Graydon William, clerk, I. & C. freight
depot, r. Merrill, bet. Alabama and
New Jersey
Graydon W. M. agent C. & L C. R. R. r.
Merrill, bet. Alabama and New Jer-
sey
Greaney Dennis, lab. r. 175 Meek
Greary Thomas, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
GREAT EASTERN DISPATCH, Lewis &
Williams, agents, 82 Virginia av.
GREAT WESTERN DISPATCH, T. A.
Lewis, agent, 80 Virginia av.
GREAT WESTERN HORSE INSUR-
ANCE CO. Thos. H. Wingate, actua-
ry, office, Vinton's block
Green Ann E. (col'd), servant, works 79
E. Michigan
Green A. T. chair painter, Schelling &
Bro. r. 199 Huron
Green Edward, elk. W. & H. Glenn, bds.
S. Alabama
Green George, tailor, r. 13 Willard
Green James Rev., Pastor Strange Chap-
el (Meth.), r. 183 N. Tennessee
Green John, farmer, W. Maryland, King-
en's blk.
Green John, lab. r. 384 S. Delaware
Green John, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Green John, r. 11^ Railroad
Green J. C. coal office, 19 E. Circle, r.
last house on Delaware
Green King (col'd), lab. r. 270 Massa-
chusetts av.
Green Louis, elk. H. HerfiF, bds. Bates-
House
Green Martha J. Mrs. r. 37 Maple
Green Michael, r. 325 S. Pennsylvania.
, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
ver & Baker Sewing Machines, retail office 60 E. Market St., Indianp'lis.
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Green Mollie Mrs. boarding mistress, r.
27 N. New Jersey-
Green Richard, elk. Scott House, bds.
same
Green William H. book-keeper, Wm. & J.
Braden, r. 3 W. Washington
Greenawalt John G. elk. Sanitary Rooms,
r. Meridian, cor. Washington
Greene James, chief elk. Commissary of
Subsistence, r. 364 N. Meridian
Greene Jsmes, asst. State Quartermaster
General, r. 36i N. Meridian
Greene N. S. book-keeper. First National
Bank of Indianapolis, r. 364 N. Me-
ridian
Greene U. bds. Walker House
Oreenen Joseph, brakeman Central R. R.
bds. 320 E. Washington
Greenfield Daniel, bds. 322 W. AVashing-
ton
Greenfield Robert, r. 323 W. Washing-
ton
Greenleaf William, messenger, Adams
Expreis Co. bds. N. Alabama, nr.
Massachusetts av.
Greenlief Clement A. machinist, Wash-
ington Foundry, res. 32f, E. New
York
Greenlow Lambert, baker, r. East, nr.
Virginia av.
GREENOUGH WM. A. Jr. (Edwards,
Greencugh & DeVed), bds. 17^ Vir-
ginia av.
Greenwalt Albert, porter, Crosland, Ma-
guire & Co. r. 448 S. Hlinois
Greenwalt Henry, carpenter, al. rear of
Washington, bet. Alabama and New
Jersey
Greenway James, shoemaker, r. 237 Madi-
son av.
Greenwalt John, trader, r. 506 S. New
Jersey
Greenway John, shoemaker, L. Siers-
dorfer & Bro. r. Madison av. nr. City
Limits
Greeny Gustavus, elk. H. Enggass, bds.
Commercial Hotel
Greep John, lab. r. 38 N. Liberty
Greer Elisha (E. & S. H. Greer),' bds. 209
Virginia av.
Greer E. & S. H. (Elisha and Stephen H.
Greer), grocers, 285 E. Washington
GREER JAxMES, cabinet maker, 249 S.
Mississippi, r. 242 S. Mississippi
Greer Stephen H. (E. & S. H. Greer), r.
209 E. Washington
Gregg Jnmes, employee, L. R. R. r. 131
Indiana av.
Gregor Joseph R. tar roofer, bds. 290 E.
Ohio
Gregg Joshua, Street R. R. conductor,
bds. 346 N. Alabama, cor. Walnut
Gregory Thomas, painter, Paffman & De
Turk, bds. New York. cor. Illinois
TIIESI1\1\ISSIPPI
PAID OVER
$40,000 IN LOSSES
During the year 1865.
Gregory Uriah (Gregory & Mumford), r.
80 S. Tennessee
Gregory & Mumford (Uriah Gregory and
J. C. Mumford), flour, feed and grain,
81 and 83 W. Washington, and
prop'rs National Business College,
24^ E. Washington
Grein John, grocer, 262 E. Washington,
r. same
Greiner Andy, shoemaker, r. rear 218 E.
Washington
Greiner John, shoemaker, r. Delaware,
nr. South
Greinsteiner George, undertaker, 276 E.
Market, r. same '
Greisel Michael, lab. r. 34 Cherry
Greishammer John, elk. Lafayette House
Gresh Samuel, carpenter, r. N. West
Gretch Peter, cigarmaker, r. 325 S. Meri-
dian
Greuzard L. S. painter, I. & C. R. R,
shops, r. 454 Virginia av.
Griese Frank, grocer, 83 E. McCarty, r.
same
Griese Frank, turner, r. 128 N. Noble
Grieshaemer John, barkeeper, r. 326 S.
Delaware
Griesharper S. boilermaker, r. 349 S. Ala-
bama
Griesheimer Louis, salesman, Frederick
Dernham, bds. 182 Maryland
Griesheimer Moritz (M. Dernham & Co.^,
bds. Bates House
GrifF John, boilermaker, Sinker & Co.
Griifenstein August, butcher, r. 491 N.
Alabama
Griffin Adam, real estate agt. r. 83 Ben-
ton
Griffin Bartholomew, express driver, r.
26 Pitt
Griffin Charles (col'd), at J. C. Hill's^
AVestern av. cor. Forest av.
Griffin Dennis, lab. r. 252 S. Missouri
Griffin James, lab. 2 Walter
Griffin James M. carpenter, bds. 184 W.
Washington
Griffin John, carpenter, bds. 60 S. Dela-
ware
Griffin Martin, lab. 94 Fayette, cor. St.
Clair
Griffin Martin, lab. r. 115 Elm
Griffin Mary Miss, servant at 172 N. Illi-
nois
Griffin Michael, lab. West, cor. Merrill
Have your Cloaks made at No. 3 Odd FeUfrws' Hall.
Palmer's Horse Hay Forks. See advertisement opposite title page.
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Ali oi the Street Cars pass
BENHAM & CO.'S
M0SIG STORE
BATES HOUSE CORNER.
lab.
i. Fayette,
Griffin Michael
Saint Clair
Griffin Michael, drayman, r. Fayette,
cor. Saint Clair
Griffin Patrick, r. 376 S. Delaware
Griffin P. printer, Daily Herald, bds. In-
diana av. bet. Illinois and Tennes-
see
Griffin Sarah Mrs. washerwoman, r. 362
S Delaware
Griffin Thomas, lab. r. 142 S. Noble
Griffin Timothy, lab. Scott & Nicholson
Griffin Timothy (Griffin & Doty), r, S.
Delaware
Griffin & Doty (Timothy Griffin and Da-
vid Doty), saloon, 48 S. Pennsylva-
nia
Griffith Andrew J. (Pantecost, Powell &
Griffith), r. 230 E. New York
Griffith Carmal, lab. Short, nr. corpora-
tion line
Griffith George, plasterer, r. 206 E. Ohio
Griffith Humphrey, r. 78 N. Illinois
Griffith J. R real estate agt. and notary
public, 13 S. Meridian, r. 42 S. Mis-
sissippi
Griffi[h P. H. bds. 78 N. Illinois
GRIFFITH SAMUEL, master of car re-
pairs, I. & C. R. R. shops, r. 8 Lord
Griffith Traver, carpenter, bds. 82 E.
Saint Clair
Griggsby Morris (col'd), cook, Spencer
House
Grim George, baker, Nickum & Parrolt
Grimer John, shoemaker, works 83 S, Il-
linois, r. 123 Duncan
Grimes Edward, elk. r. 239 W. Market
Grimes Edward E. salesman, G.L. Ritten-
house, bds. R. B. Emerson's, cur.
Market and West
Grimes William H. carpenter, r. N.West,
nr. Indiana av.
Grim W., Union Cabinet Factory
Grimm Casper, elk George Myers & Co.
bds. 174 St. Joseph
Grimm Jacob, blacksmith, George Lowe,
r. 172 St. Joseph
Grimm Jacob, well and cistern digger, r.
174 St. Joseph
Grimm John, waiter, 156 E. Washington,
bds. same
Grinstinner George, undertaker, r. 276
E. Market
Griswold John N. carpenter, res. 272
Grobe Charles, saloon keeper, 276 E.
Washington, r. 278 E. Washington
Grobhorn H. grocer, ret. es. Illinois, bet.
6th and Tinker
Groendyke William, lab. Ind. Rolling
Mill
GrofFort George Mrs. (col'd), washerwo-
man, r. 183 W. Douglass
Grooms A. C. book-keeper. Journal office,
r. 412 N. New Jersey
Grosch John, ale mnfr. and dealer, r. 203
N. Noble
Grose Adolphus M. elk. W. I.,Haskit &
Co. bds. 419 N. Illinois
Gross Alfred S. salesman, Geo. K. Share
k Co. bds. 128 S. Illinois
Grosse Edward (Fesler & Co.), r. BlufF
rd. outside city
Grossman William, carpenter, r. ss. 4th,
bet. Mississippi and Tennessee
Grosvenor J. A. president Indianapolis
Agricultural Works, r. 188 S. Mis-
sissippi
Grove Beu. lightning rod agt. r. 176
Spring
Grove Samuel, salesman, Horn & Ander-
son, 31 W. Washington
Grover Marshall P. Maj. paymaster, bds.
Bates House
Groves William, finisher, Ind. Rolling
Mill
Grubbs D. W. (Martindale & Grubbs),
bds. 17^ Virginia av.
Grube Jacob, carpenter, Grube & Laird,
r. 356 S. Illinois
Gruenert Herm:.n, boot and shoemaker,
51 W. Washington, r. 200 N. Missis-
sippi
Grunt George, blacksmith, Washington
Foundry, r. 137 Bluff rd.
Grussel Charles, tailor, r. 231 N. Noble
Guardian Life Insurance Co. of New
York, J. AUington, general agt. 2
Blackford's block
Gudig Henry, barber, under Odd Fel-
lows' Hall, r. 280 E. Market
Guezet A. painter, r. 297 S. Delaware
Guggenheimer Theodore M. salesman,
Moses Myer, bds. Union Hall
Guile Coney, pumpmaker, r. 266 E. Wash-
ington
Guinn E. J. Mrs. r. 439 S. Illinois
Guinn William, conductor, Terre Haute
& Richmond R. R. r. 37 W. McCarty
Guiry Ellen, servant, works 261 N. Da-
vidson
Guisle Christian, carpenter, B. R. R.
Gulick Andrew, lab. r. 163 E. St. Mary
Gulliver William, barber, r. 79 Kentucky
av.
Gundelfinger Benjamin (Glazer, Mitchell
& Co.), r. 40 N. East
Gundelfinger Max, salesman, Samuel Na-
than
Blake
W. Ci. Dabbs, Photographic Warehouse, 21 and 23 Circle St.
Russell's Reapers and Mowers, Wholesale, by Omar Newman.
GUN
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Gundelfinger Solomon, salesman, J. A.
Strouse, bds. 128 S. Illinois
Gunn James, bricklayer, bds. 371 N.
East
Guntensperffer Vinoenz, stonecutter, r.
461 S. Illinois
Gunther Clnist. stonecutter, r. 2 Meek
Guspohl Frederick, chairmaker, r. 164
S. Noble
Gustetier Frederick, car driver, Speigel,
Thorns & Co. r. 435 New Jersey
Gustin Andrew, carpenter, bds. 29 S.
West
Gustin Quinn, R. R. conductor, bds. 275
N. New Jersey
Gustin John, auctioneer, bds. 140 N.Del-
aware
GUSTIN LEVI, physician and surgeon,
S. Illinois, cor. Louisiana, r. 275 N.
New Jersey
Guth Edward, machinist, r. 364 S. Illi-
nois
Guthridge Charles M. (McClain & Gulh-
ridge), bds. 36 VV. Maryland
Guthrie James, book agent, r. 237 E. Mc-
Ciirty
Guthrie William D. elk. r. 388 S. Mis-
souri
Gutnecht John, painter, r. 157 Ft. Wayne
av.
Gutrick James (col'd), lab. r. Michigan,
cor. Minerva
Guttchall John, carpenter. Central R. R.
shop
HAAF Abel, teamster, r. 103 N. No-
ble
Haane Charles, barkeeper, Sherman
House Saloon, r. 264 Massachusetts
av.
Haas George, baker, 314 N. New Jersey,
r. same
Haas Jacob, cashier, Moritz, Bro. & Co.
r. 3 E. Washington
Habeny Henry, carpenter, r. 185 W. New
York
Hacker E. collector, r. 452 E. Georgia
Hacker William (H. H. Boggess & Co.),
office W. Washington, se. cor. Ten-
nessee, r. Shelbyville, Ind.
Hacket William, lab. Washington Foun-
dry, r. 127 E. Merrill
Hackney Josephine, wid. Leonard, r. 115
N. Missouri
Hadley Cyrus R. (Martin & Hadley), r.
308 Indiana av.
Hadley J. C. carpenter, r. 383 W. New
York
Hadley Wright, elk. Martin & Hadley,
bds. 381 N. Delaware
Hadley William, city assessor, office 12
Talbott & New's block, r. 381 N.
Delaware
Haehl Henry J. elk. 12 Louisiana, r. same
Tlie Smnjssippj
IS A GOOD
HSiSE eSilPA»l¥.
Haerle William, fancy dry goods, ret. 36
W. Washington, r. same
Haerst Herman, tailor, r. 315 S. Pennsyl-
vania
HaiFee John P. carpenter, bds. 85 Eddy
Haffy John, elk. r. 217 W. South
Ilafner August, boot and shoemaker, 127
W. Washington, r. same
Hagal Samuel, carriagemaker, r. 234 E.
Louisiana
Hagan W. F. T. moulder, D. Root & Co.
bds. Ray House
Hagar Edward C. book-keeper, Fletcher's
Bank, bds. Mrs. Rockwell's
Haggart William, lab. r. 256 Blake
Haggaty Jane Miss, r. Maple, bet. Wil-
kens and Morris
Hagerhaust C. Mrs. r. 221 S. Alabama
Hagerhorst C. F. elk. C. W. Van Houten,
r. 59 W. Ohio
Hagerhorst William H. machinist, Rusch-
haupt, Zschech & Berg, bds. 235 S.
Alabama
Hagerty Cornelius, lab. 32 Helen
Hagerty Tim. lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Hahn C. F. ( Hahn & Bals), bds. Union
Hall
Hahn Henry, boarding house, 65 S. East
Hahn John, butcher, Louis Hahn, bda.
227 S. Tennessee
Hahn Louis, butcher, 227 S. Tennessee,
r. same
Hahn Philip, musician, r. East, nr. Vir-
ginia av.
Hahn & Bals (C. F. Hahn and C. H. G.
Bals) whol. wines and liquors, 25 S.
Meridian
Haid Frederick, butcher shop, Noble, bet.
Meek and Georgia
Hainsworth Benjamin, wool worker,
Kentucky av. nr. River
Hair Mary, bds. 210 W. Ohio
Haire Thomas, elk. M. J. Thomas & Co.
bds. 187 E. Ohio
Haisch John, printer, Volksblatt, bds.
Union Hall
Hakes James, puddler, Ind. Rolling Mill
Halbert Joseph D. salesman. Burton &
Davis, bds. J. C. Burton's
Haldey Louis, cook, F. Woltsmann, r. S.
Illinois, ^et. Maryland and Louisi-
ana
Hale H. J. machinist, D. Root & Co. r.
239 N. Illinois
W. G. Dabbs, wholesale and retail dealer in Albums, Frames, etc.
Call and examine Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co.'s stock of Saddlery Hardware,
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254
HAM
A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Agents
For the sale of Knatoe & Co.'s
6oM Medal Pianos,
Hale 'William P. elk. James L. Sailors,
bds. with same
Hale& A. F. carpenter, r. 55 Maple
Haley Dennis, lab. r. Ann, bet. McCarty
and Ray
Haley Jeremiah, lab. r. 68 Coburn
Haley Lawrence, lab. r. 1 Ann
Haley Morris, lab. r. Keeley's Row, Clin-
ton al.
Haley Oliver, engineer, Metzgers, r. 180
Dougherty
Halford E. W. city editor, Journal, r. St.
Mary, bet. Delaware and Alabama
Hall Charles B. elk. Herald office, bds.
282 N. Illinois
Hall Charles W. (Hall & Hutchinson), r.
282 N. Illinois
Hall Earl J. foreman, McCord & Wheat-
ley, r. 31 Coburn
Hall Edward F. salesman, r. 286 E.
Louisiana
Hall E. A. mer. tailor, 58 E. Washington,
, up stairs, r. ws. N. Illinois, bet. 1st
and 2d
Hall E. K. (Lawyer & Hall), r. Nobles-
ville
Hall Frank, grocer, 175 W. Washington
Hall Harry L. conductor, I. &. C. R. R.
bds. Bales House
Hall Hattie Miss, r. 325 E. Ohio
Hall H. C. shipping elk. Cottrell &
Knight, r. 286 E. Louisiana
Hall H. P. teacher, r. 369 N. AVest
Hall James (col'd), lab. 270 Massachu-
setts av.
Hall John S. lab. r. 283 Patfeerson
Hall J. A. physician, r. 161 N. Davidson
Hall Landen, heater, Ind. Rolling Mill, r.
10 Henry
Hall Louis R. salesman, C. E. GeisendorfiF
& Co. bds. Tennessee, eor. W. Wash-
ington
Hall Louisa (col'd), servant, r. 186 W.
Vermont
Hall Mart Mrs. housekeeper, Sherman
House, r. same
Hall Mary, wid. Major B. r. 135 W. Ma-
ryland
Hall Nathan, lab. bds. 320 E. Washington
Hall Nathaniel (col'd), barber, E. Outlan,
bds. with same
Hall Peter, servant, 243 N. Pennsylvania,
cor. Michigan
Hall Reginald H. (Rand & Hall), r. 210
N. Meridian
Blankets and Comforts, at
Hall Thomas Q. (Wilkens & Hall), r.l25
E. Walnut
Hall T. W. (M. J. Thomas & Co.), r. 135
W. New York
Hall William (col'd), carpenter, r. 228 W.
Ohio
Hall William, I. & C. R. R. shops, r. 197
HALL & HUTCHINSON, (Charles W.
Hall and Charles P. Hutchinson),
publishers. Daily Herald, book and
job printers, stereotypers and bin-
ders, Idh E. Washington
Halleck John, butcher, bds. Golden Gate
House
Haller Leon, elk. Wm. Haerle, bds. Union
House
Hallimin Thos. lab. r. 142 S. Noble
Hallmick John, elk. P. 0. r. 347 New
Jersey
Hallock Moses, printer, Journal office,
bds. 166 E. Market
Halpin Martin H. printer, Journal office,
r. N. West
Halpin Mary Mrs. v. Maple, bet. McCar-
ty and Ray
Halpin William, headwaiter, Palmer
House
Halsted A. physician, 63 S. Meridian
Hamberg Heury, pastry cook, Spencer
House, r. 445 S. Illinois ,
Hambrook, Lt. V. R. C. bds.29Av. Pratt
Hamby William, employee. Central R. R.
bds. Mrs. Vincent's, Pearl
Hamill Bernard, drayman, r. 498 N. Mis-
sissippi
Hamill Michael, drayman, bds. 498 N.
Mississippi
Hamilton Alfred C. elk. Parks & Bailey,
bds. 113 N. New Jersey
Hamilton Benjamin, moulder, r. W. Ma-
ryland, Kingen's blk.
Hamilton C. Mrs. boarding house, 115
N. New Jersey
Hamilton Francis W. elk. Auditors office,
291 S. New Jersey
Hamilton F. W. deputy county auditor, r.
291 S. New Jersey
Hamilton Henry W. tanner, r. 260 Indi-
ana av.
Hamilton James, moulder, r. W. Mary-
land, Kingen's blk.
Hamilton James A. dep. county librarian,
Library in County Court House, r.
138 E. Pratt
Hamilton John, machinist, B. R. R. shop,
r. nr. Deaf and Dumb Asylum
HAMILTON JOHN W. attorney at law,
notary public and insurance agt. 8
Temperance Hall, r. 138 E. Pratt
Hamilton Mason S. attorney at law, 36
E. Washington, r. Mississippi, cor.
1st
No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Coach and Harness Trimmings, 20 West Washington Street.
HAM
255
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Hamilton Patrick, hostler, Sullivan &
Drew
Hamilton Ruth Miss, housekeeper, Spen-
cer House
Hamilton Samuel, screwcutter, I. & C. R.
R. shops, r. Michigan rd. ^ mile E.
of corporation
Hamilton T. D. prop'r Pattison House,
63 N. Alabama
Hamilton William, machinist, r. 74 S.
Noble
Hamilton William H. bookbinder, bds. 73
N. Illinois
Hamlin Carlin (Hays, Aikman & Co.),
bds. 11 Circle
Hammell Bernard, drayman, Pomeroy,
Fry & Co. r. N. Mississippi, bet. Pratt
and St. Clair
Hammerle George E. at J, C. Ferguson's, r.
461 Rosett
Hammond A. A. ex-governor of State,
bds. Bates House
Hammond U. J. attorney at law, 19 E.
Washington, r. 393 N. Pennsylvania
Hammond Andrew, saloon, 62 S. West
Hampson J. P. carpenter, bds. 320 E.
Washington
Hampton Isaac, barber, bds. John, cor.
Peru
Hampton John, barber, r. John, cor. Peru
Hampton John, farmer, bds. John, cor.
Peru
Hand Hiram H. printer. Gazette ofiBce,
bds. 299 Indiana av.
Hand Valentine, expressman, r. 140 N.
Davidson
Handrigau Larry, lab. 335 Winston
Handrahan Kate, wid. John, r. 280 S.
Tennessee
Handrahan Timothy, lab. r. 278 S. Ten-
nessee
Hanf Henry, boilermaker, B. R. W. shop
Haniff Henry, blacksmith, r. Ill N. Da-
vidson
Hank N. moulder, D. Root & Co. r. Mc-
Carty. btt. Delaware and Alabama
Hank Peter, moulder, D. Root & Co. r.
McCarty, bet. Delaware and Ala-
bama
Hanley Patrick, tanner, r. 71 E. Mary-
land
Hanna John, U. S. District Attorney, P.
0. Building, r. Greencastle, Ind.
Hanna John L. policeman, r. 427 E. St.
Clair
Hanna Mary, milliner, r. 43 Winston
Hanna M. E. teacher, Indiana Institute
for Blind
Hanna Samuel, r. 131 N. Meridian
Hanna Samuel C. (Crossland, Maguire &
Co.), bds. N. Illinois, bet. Ohio and
New York
Hanna V. C. Maj. paymaser U. S. A. r.
172 N. Meridian
€!oaks made to Order at
INSURE
TFITH THE
sinmssippi
Hannah David, lab. bds. 49 Peru
Hannah George, cooper, r. 49 Peru
Hannaman Henry G. elk. Sanitary
Rooms, bds. W. Hannaman's, E.
Washington, outside corporation
Hannaman AVilliam, State Sanitary agt.
rooms W. Market, rear State House,
r. E. Washington, 1} miles E. Deaf
and Dumb Asylum
Hannan Edward, lab. r. 373 S. Illinois
Hanneman Jacob, clothing and jewelry,
101 S. Illinois, bds. W. Maryland,
bet. Mississippi and Canal
Hanneman John F. (J. & T. Hanneman),
r. Massachusetts av. ne. cor. North
Hanneman J. & T. (John F. and Theo-
dore Hanneman), grocers, North, cor.
East
Hanneman Theodore (J. & T. Hanne-
man), r. Massachusetts av. ne. cor.
North
Hannon E. J. Miss, operator at Wheeler
& Wilson Sewing Machine office
Hannon Edward, heater, Ind. Rolling
Mill
Hannselman Jake, lab. 556 Alabama
Hanrahan Mary Miss, r. S. Tennessee
Hanrahan P. G. saloon, 267 S. Tennessee;
r. 265 S. Tennessee
Hansen Charles, elk. Charles Kemker, r.
118 Bluff rd.
Hanson Laz. lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Hanshaw Jerry (col'd), boarding house,
r. 198 W. Georgia
Hanthorn James, painter, Spurgon &
Co. r. 355 N. Pennsylvania
Hantz Jacob F. painter, George Lowe,
bds. 213 N. Pennsylvania
Hanway Samuel, contractor, r. New
York, cor. New Jersey
Harbison Alexander, engineer, r. 136 W.
Vermont
Harbison Robert, American Express of-
fice, r. 136 W. Vermont
Harbuell John, baker, 264 E. Washing-
ton, bds. same
Harcourt Theodore, cabinetmaker, r. 143
S. New Jersey
Harden J. W. carpenter, bds. 74 N. Penn-
sylvania '
Harder Henry, brewer, r. 279 N. Liberty
Hardesty E. J. yardmaster, J. & I. R. R.
r. 77 S. Alabama
Hardeway John, porter, Crossland, Ma-
guire & Co. bds. Merrill, nr. Dela-
ware
No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Omar Newman, Manufacturers' Agent for Russell's Reaper and Mower, Pal-
HAR
256
HAR
A. in. BEHfHAl?! & €0.,
Bates House Corner,
Keeps the most complete assortment of
Musical Mercliaiidise.
IN THE STATE.
Hardin A. G. carpenter, bds.225 E. Mar-
ket
Hardin E. C. carpenter, r. 225 E. Market
Hardin J. S. confectioner, bds. 225 E.
Market
Hardin Robert, lab. C. F. Schmidt, brew-
ery-
Harding George C. city editor, Daily
Herald, r. 127 1st
Hardin R. E. (Haywood & Hardin), r.46
N. New Jersey
Harding J. 0. printer, Daily Herald, r.
ws. Pennsylvania, bet. Washington
and Maryland
Hardman H. E. student, Bryant, Stratton
& Co. bds. 121 W. New York
Hardwick John, cabinetmaker, r. 33
Fletcher's av.
Hardy Edward, salesman, H. F. Jennings,
bds. 18 S. Illinois
Hardy Patrick, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Hardy Richard (col'd), barber, bds. 181
W. Washington
Hare Marcus L. (Cooper & Hare), r. 413
N. Illinois
Harfgan B. F. student. National Business
College
Hargin.John, printer. Daily Herald, bds.
Macy House
Hargus William, carpenter, bds. 17 E.
North
Harkness John, r. 179 N. Pennsylvania,
bet. New York and Vermont
Harlan George W. wood turner, r. 136 N.
Tennessee
Harlow F. E. elk. Adams Express Co. r.
12 E. Washington
Harmon August, works Union Factory,
r. Liberty, cor. Vermont
Harmoning Christian, grocer, 283 S. Del-
aware, r. same
Harmoning Christian, porter, E. B. Al-
vord, r. 76 Railroad
Harmoning Christena, wid. r. 76 Rail-
road
Harmoning H. drayman, Judson & Dodd,
r. 76 Railroad
Harness Solomon (Harness & Montgom-
ery), r. 39 E. McCarty
Harness & Montgomery (Solomon Har-
ness and Thomas Montgomery), sa-
loon, 222 E. Washington
Harpell Jeremiah, elk. Commercial Hotel
Harper Henry, at Osgood & Smith's, r.
162 Bluff rd.
Harper Jefferson, carpenter, r. 240 W.
New York
Harper John L. (Ray, Mayhew & Co.) r.
269 E. Market
Harper Joseph, r. at Socman's grocery,
E. Washington, outside corporation
Harper Mary (col'd), wid. James, wash-
erwoman, r. 220 N. Missouri
Harper William, cooper, William Baird>
r. 162 Bluff rd.
Harper Winfield S. printer, W. S. Came-
ron, r. 162 Bluff rd. nr. city limits
Harrington Dennis, lab. r. 90 Railroad
Harrington John, lab. bds. 48 N. West
Harriagton John, lab. r. 7th, nr. Michi-
gan rd.
Harrington Mary Miss, waiter. Palmer
House
Harrington Patrick, lab. r. 15 Willard
Harris Addison C. (Dye & Harris), bda.
Mrs. Carlton's, E. Market
Harris Bug. (col'd), lab. r. 231 Minerva
Harris Cornelia (col'd), servant, at 351
N. Illinois
Harris C. E. carpenter, r. 140 E. North
Harris Elizabeth (col'd), servant, at 520
N. Illinois
Harris Henry L. (col'd), billiard saloon,
166 Indiana av. r. same
Harris Isaac, printer, W. S. Cameron
Harris Joseph, cleaning and repairing,
62 S. Illinois, r. 62 W. Maryland
Harris Mumford, lab. r. 144 Douglass
Harris Sarah M. Mrs. milliner, 74J E.
Market, r. same
Harris Thomas W. plasterer, r. West, bet.
McCarty and Merrill
Harris William (col'd), barber, r. John,
cor. Peru
Harris W. H. student at Bryant, Stratton
& Co.'s Commercial College, bds. 273
N. Liberty
Harrison Alfred (A. & J. C. S. Harrison),
r. 252 N. Meridian.
Harrison Alfred (col'd), servant, at 173
N. Tennessee
Harrison A. & J. C. S. (Alfred Harrison
and John C. S. Harrison), bankers,
15 E. Washington
Harrison Benjamin (Porter, Harrison &
Fishback), r. 299 N. Alabama
Harrison Irwin, book-keeper, W. Sheets,
r. 95 N. Pennsylvania
Harrison James H. (J. D. Evans & Co),
r. 189 E. Ohio
Harrison John, carpenter, bds. 69 W.
Market
Harrison John C. S. (Alfred and J. C. S.
Harrison), r. 262 N. Meridian
Harrison Jonathan, carpenter, C. Eden &
Co. r. 69 W. Market
Harrison J. F. carpenter, C. Eden & Co.
bds. Ohio House
W. G. Dabbs will print your Card Mounts elegantly at low rates.
mer's Horse Hay Forks, Grover &. Baker Sewing Machines, 60 E. IVIarket.
HAR
257
HAS
Harrison Mrs. boarding house, 240 E.
Ohio
Harriso* Reuben E. attorney at law, 26
W. Washington, bds. 83 N. Pennsyl-
vania
Harrison Robert, master transportation
Am. Ex. Co. Union depot
Harrison Temple C. att'y at law, bds. 83
N. Pennsylvania
Harrison Thomas, lab. r. 83 Ann
Harrison William M. book-keeper, r. 104
Massachusetts av. ne. cor. Alabama
Harrison's Bank (A. & J. C. S. Harri-
son), 15 E. Washington
Harsth Fritz, works at 128 N. Meridian
Hart Edward, Am. Ex. Co. bds. 90 S. Me-
ridian
Uart E. F, porter. Am. Ex. Co. bds. Cen-
tral House
Hart Michael, lab. r. 57 Dougherty
Hart Thomas, elk. Express office, bds. 90
S. Meridian
Hart Thomas H. porter, Am. Ex. Co. bds.
Central House
Hart T. J. (Hart & McClure), r. Pennsyl-
vania, beyond city limits
Hart & McClure (T. J. Hart and J. H.
McClure), carpenters and builders,
Pearl, nr. Pennsylvania
Harter John A. shipper, r. 42 N. New
Jersey
Harting Frederick (Harting & Bro.). r.
62 Bluff road
Harting Henry (Harting & Bro.), r. 363
S. Illinois
Harting & Bro. (Frederick and Henry
Harting), brewers, 7 Norwood
Hartman Charles, porter, Alford, Talbot
& Co. r. 119 N. New Jersey
Hartman Christian, lab. r. 275 E. Ohio
Hariman Christian jr. lab. r. 279 E. Ohio
Hartman Emil, printer, Daily Tele-
graph, bds. Volks Garden
Hartman Fred, wagonraaker, bds. 279 E.
Ohio
Hartman Henry, lab. I. P. Evans, r. 132
Union
Hartman .Mathew, plasterer, r. 200 N. Al-
abama
Hartman N. cigarmaker, Peter Kretsch,
r. Union
Hartman William, carpenter, r. bet. Un
ion and Railroad av.
Hartmond William M. bds. Walker House
Hartpence Walter, printer, H. C. Chand- I
ler & Co. bds. Oriental Hotel
Hartrout Herman, brewer, r. 79 Eliza-
beth
Hartry Leopold, elk. J. Kahn, bds. Mary-
land, nr. Canal
Hartsel David, farmer, r. 325 E. Wash-
ington
Hartsel Sarah Mrs. r. 325 E. Washing-
ton, 2d floor
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle St
THE OFFICE OF THE
Sinnissippi
IS 0!V OROUND FLOOR,
35 £. laATi^IlT STREBT.
Hartstein Abraham, elk. Solomon Bros.
bds. Illinois, cor. South
Hartrodt Herman, r. Elizabeth, corner
Blake
Hartwell Ephraim, clerk and book-keep-
er Bates House, bds. same,
Hartwick Lucas, carpenter, r. McCarty,
bet. Hlinoisand Maple
Harvey A. C. bds. 31 Indiana av.
Harvey Charles, brakeman, B. R. R. bds.
Edwards House
Harvey Eli H. (Harvey & Smith)
Harney Elizabeth (col'd), servant, r. 95
N. Pennsylvania
Harve3' Jonathan S. att'y at law, 43^ E.
Washington
Harvey Littleton (col'd), lab. r. 2d, west
of railroad
Harvey Silas L. asst. sec. Governor, bds.
284 N. Tennessee
Harvey T. B. Dr. (Wright & Harvey),
Market, op. P. 0. r. 141 N Alabama
Harvey William H. machinist, with Case,
Marsh & Wiggins, bds. 284 N.Tenn-
essee
Harvey & Smith (Eli H. Harvey and E.
II. Smith), city express, 26^ N. Penn-
sylvania
Harwood I. M. cabinetmaker, r. 67 Mad-
ison av.
Hascall James, carpenter, bds. 35 Indi-
ana av.
Haselden Charles, shoemaker, r. E. Wash-
ington
Haselton W. H. law student, r. 79 East
Maryland
Hasket Elijah (Hasket & Kyle), boards
Commercial House
Hasket & Kyle (Elijah Hasket and Con-
rad Kyle, pump makers, 26 N. Dela-
ware
Haskit William L (W. L Haskit & Co.),
r. 416 N. IHinois
HASKir W. I. & CO. (W. I. Haskit, Eli-
jah B. Martindale and John M.
Moore), whol. and ret. druggists, 14
AV. Washington
Haslep Harry, time keeper, B. R. W. shops
Haslep Isaiah, master mechanic, B. R.
Way
Hasselman Louis W. (Sawyer & Hassel-
man), bds. Bates House
Hasselman Otto H. salesman. Sawyer &
Hasselman, bds. Maryland, corner
Missouri
., bet. Market and Meridian Sts.
Retail Dealers in Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Horse Collars, Whips, etc.
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HAY
BENHAIMC Sc CO.'S
Slock of
Sieet Music
Comprises all the Latest. Publications.
Call and see them at the
BATES HOUSE CORNER.
Hassey Martha, wid. r. 62 S. West
Hassler E. A. elk. W. & H. Glenn, r. 188
N. Tennessee
Hasson Charles, r. 71 California
Ilasson Charlep, grocer, 399 N. Illinois,
r. 444 N. Meridian
Hasson James, r. 444 Nevr Jersey
Hasson James, r. 71 N. California
Hasson Willia;ii, grocer, 399 N. Illinois,
r. 444 N. Meridian
Hastings E. L. foreman, job rooms. Jour-
nal office
Hatch Lueian B. (McCarn & Hatch), bds.
82 W. Market
Hat6eld J. J. B. gunsmith, r. 457 E.Geor-
gia
Hathern Thomas, cigar maker, Reynold's
factory, bds. 163 N. Noble
Hathroot Charles, cooper, bds. 841 East
Ohio
Hattel Joseph, barkeeper, Sherman House
saloon, r. Ohio, bet. Tennessee and
Mississippi
Hattenbach Joseph, elk. N. Hattenbach,
bds. Scott House
Hattenbach Nathan, cigars and tobacco,
55 S. niinois, bds. Scott House
Hatter August, butcher, J. Rocs, bds. 139
S. niinois
Hatterly Franklin, terra cotta maker, J.
N. Glover, bds. 23 Kentucky av.
Hatton Charles, lab. Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
Hauck John, fruit and confectionery, 12
W. Louisiana, r. same
Haueisen J. Fred, salesman, John A.
Heidlinger
Haueisen William, salesman, Chas. May-
er, r. 339 N. Illinoi.?
Haues A. S. W. book-keeper, E. C. Mc-
Millan, bds. Scott House
fiaug John, bartender, F. Deitz, bds. 255
E. Washington
HAUG MICHAEL, saloon, 138 S. Penn-
sylvania, r. same
Hauger Andrew, lab. res. 177 E.Saint
Marys
Haugh Adam, cancer physician, office and
r. 208 N. Alabama
Haugh Alexander W. engineer, Ben. F.
Haugh, bds 244 E. Vermont
HAUGH BENJAMIN F. iron railings,
balconies, verandahs, jail work, etc.
S. Pennsylvania, bet. Maryland and
Georgia, r. 504 N. Pennsylvania
Cloaks in all Styles, at
Haugh Charles, bookbinder, Journal Of-
fice, r. 244 E. Vermont
Haugh Emanuel, with B. F. HaJfeh, r. 244
E. Vermont
Haugh Joseph R. cashier Citizens' Na-
tional Bank, r. 175 N. New Jersey
Haugh Thomas, bds. 178 N. Noble
Haughey Theodore P. pres. Indianapolis
National Bank, r. 242 N. Pennsyl-
vania
Hauk Thomas A. carpenter, Wabash al.
bet. Market and Ohio, Liberty and
Noble
Haupt Robert, notions, 151J E.Wash-
ington, r. 17 Chatham
Hau-se Burt, elk. bds. Scott House
Hauser Andrew, lab. C. F. Schmidt, r.
119 E. South
Hauwina D. stonemason, bds. CO S. Dela-
ware
Haven W. H. elk. A. E. Vinton ,
Havens Ann, wid. Churchill, r. 157 N.
Mississippi
Haweisen Wni. elk. Charles Mayer, r. 339
N. Illinois
Hawes Albert S. W. salesman, Eli G.
McMillin, bds. Scott House
Hawes Geo. W. publisher, bds. Macy
House
Hawk Jacob, hostler. Wood & Foudray,
r. at stable
Hawkes Rush (Hawkes & Co.), bds. 81
S. Illinois
Hawkes & Co. (Rush Hawkes and White
DeRuiter), oyster saloon, 81 S. Illi-
nois
Hawkins Fanny (col'd), servant, 94 W.
Market
Hawkins F. xMiss, servant, 80 W. Ohio
Hawkins James, engineer, bds. cor. No-
ble and New York
Hawkins John S. carpenter, Central R.
R. shops, bds. Smith's, S. East
Hawkins W. (col'd), elk. M. Mason, bis.
same
Hawley L. D. Miss, matron at Indiana
Institute for Blind
Hawley P. W. Miss, teacher, Indiana In-
stitute for Blind
HAWN E. R. physician, 52 N. Illinois,
cor. Market, bds. Macy House
Hawney Fred. lab. 55 Peru
Haws John, carpenter. Central R. 11.
shops, bds. 60 S. Noble
HAWTHORN CHAS. E. r. 179 N. Ala-
bama
Hay Charles porter in store, 274 Massa-
chusetts av.
Hay Lawrence G. receiver. Sinking Fund,
r. 21 S. Pennsylvania
Hay William H. (Morrow & Hay), r. 222
N. Tennessee
Hayden H. J. bds. 1 Fort Wayne av.
No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
should call at No.
20 West Washington Street, Indianapolis.
HAY
259 HE!
Hayden John J. ins. agi. Virginia av. se.
cor. Washington, v. 1 Fort Wayne av.
Hayden Nehemiah, elk. Sinking Fund,
r. 180 W. Ohio, bet. Mississppi and
Canal
Hayden Warner, lab. bds. 288 W. Wash-
ington
Hayes B. S. artist, i: 38 W. Saint Clair
Haynes Louis, traveling agt. W. P. & E.
P. Gallup, 74 \V. Washington
HAYNES PHILIP, confectioner, whol.
and ret. 40 W. Washington, r. 65 W.
Michigan
Haynes William H. H. printer, Journal
office, r. 39 Elm
Hays Abraham, salesman, Morris, Kahn
& Co. r. 138 Virginia av.
Hays Abram, clothier, cor. Washington
and Illinois, r. 138 Virginia av.
Hays A. clothing, ret. 136 S. Illinois, r.
same
HAYS, AIKMAN & CO. (Emanuel M.
Hays, John B. Aikman, Henry Ro-
senthal and Carlin Hamlin), cloth-
ing, whol. and ret. 9 Bates blk. W.
Washington
Hays Barton S. portrait painter, 26 and
28 W. Washington, r. 38 W. Saint
Clair
Hays David, lab. r. 35 Huron
Hays Elizabeth Mrs. wid. 140 W. Ver-
mont
Hays Emanuel M. (Hays & Rosenthal), r.
144 Virginia av.
Hays Emanuel M. (Hays, Aikman & Co.),
r. 144 Virginia av.
Hays Isaac C. agt. Home Mutual Ins. Co.
of Indianapolis, 64 E. Washington,
r. 340 N. Alabama
Hays James, carpenter. Sinker & Co.
Hays James McD. chief elk. Sherman
House, bds. same
Hays Joseph, carpenter, r. 72 Bicking
Hays Samuel, carpenter, r. 372 S. ^N est
Hays William M. elk. Star Union Line
office, bds. 26 W. Maryland *
Hays William M. elk. T. & I. R. R. office,
bds. Pyle House
Hays & Rosenthal (Emanuel M. Hays
and Henry Rosenthal), clothing,
whol. 61 S. Meridian
Haywood Alfred (Haywood & Hardin), r.
167 E. Washington
Haywood Martha Mrs. wid. 116 Ash
Haywood & Hardin (Alfred Haywood and
R. Edward Hardin), carpenters, 167
E. Washington
Hay worth Libby, chamber maid, Sher-
man House
Hazzard George, student National Busi-
ness College
Hazzard Samuel P. agt. B. & 0. R. R.
bds. 68. W. Maryland, bet. Illinois
and Tennessee
Buy your Cloths at No
That has Good Property Insures
WITH THE SINNISSIPPI.
Hazzard Wiley, student, bds. 115 N. New
Jersey
Headley J. M. carpenter, bds. Virginia
av. 3d house from East
Heaf August, dyer and scourer, 14 S.
Pennsylvania, r. same
Heaf John, dyer, August Heaf, r. S. Ten-
nessee, nr. Rolling Mill
Heagerty Patrick, teamster, r. 261 S.
Tennessee
Healy Ann Mrs. dressmaker, r. 35 N.
Alabama
Hebb Joseph, carpenter, bds. 275 N. New
Jersey
Hebbel John W. (Shaffer & Hebbel), r.
101 New Jersey
Heber Christian, bds. Scott House
Heckman Christopher, prop'r City Mills,
r. 413 E. Washington
Heckman George C. pastor Third Pres-
byterian Church, r. 230 N. Tennes-
see
Hedelbergen H. Mrs. r. 398 S. Delaware
Hedenck John, cabinetmaker, Speigel &
Thorns, r. 130 N. Noble
Hederick Peter, lab. r. 126 N. Noble
Hedgepeth Jane Mrs. (col'd). r. Howard,
W. of Railroad
Hedges Ellen, wid. John, bds. 140 N.
Tennessee
Hedges Elijah, cabinetmaker, Weaver &
Williams, r. 72 W. Washington
Hedges Frank, refreshment stand, es.
Camp Carrington, on L. R. R. bet.
3d and 4th
Hedges James, carpenter, r. 140 N. Ten-
nessee
Hedle Joseph, bartender, r. al. bet. Ohio
and New York, Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi
Hedrick George, Union Cabinet Factory
Hedrick John, turner, Speigel, Thoms &
Co. r. 130 N. Noble
HedricK Peter, Union Cabinet Factory
Heesee George, expressman, r. 312 Rail-
road av.
Hefferan Henry, candymaker, bds. Scott
House
Heffernen John, teamster, r. 490 S. West
Heffner Henry, confectioner, Daggett &
Co. bds. Scott House
Heiber Theodore, elk. Bee Hive Store,
cor. Washington and Meridian, bds.
78 E. New York
Heidenrieh Christ, tailor, r. 128 Huron
. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Omar Newman, Commission Merchant, Indianapolis, Ind., also Wholesale
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HEN
B E KT H -A. JS^n Sc OO.,
JBates House Corner,
Keeps an Extensive Assortment of
VIOLINS, GUITARS, FLUTES.
ACCOBDEONS, &c.
EXAWINE THEIR STOCK.
Heider Augusta Miss, works 18 W. North
Heider Caroline, wid. Julius, r. 200 E.
Washington
Heidkam John, driver, Cabinet Maker's
Union, r. Vincennes
Heidlinger John A. cigars and tobacco,
Palmer House, r. 14 N. Mississippi
Heigel Christ, lab. r. 175 E. Washington
Heiland John, salesman, P. S. Willard
Heim Henry, butcher, bds. 553 E. Wash-
ington
Heim Jacob, butcher, r. 553 E. Washing-
ton
Heim John, butcher, r. 553 E. Washing-
ton
Heim John P. sen. r. cor. E. Washington
and Michigan rd.
Heim John R. jr. butcher, 147 E. Wash-
ington, r. cor. E. Washington and
Michigan rd.
Heine Andy, lab. r. 325 N. Davidson
Heine Charles, lab. 283 N. Davidson
Heine Heinrich, r. 304 Virginia av.
Heiner John, r. 164 N. East
Heinsheimer Nathan E. (Heinsheimer &
Block), r. Cincinnati, 0.
Heinsheimer & Block (N.E. Heinsheimer
and I. Block), hats, caps and fur-
nishing goods, 32 W. Washington
Heisch F. printer, Volksblatt, bds. E.
Washington, ne. cor. East
Heiselman Fred. lab. r. 31 Biddle
Heiser Henry, peddler, r. 450 N. Rail-
road
Heiser John, hunter, 350 Railroad
Heiser Elizabeth, works 385 N. Illinois-
Heiskell W. L. (Hunt & Heiskell), bds.
Pattison House
Heislar Jacob, lab. r. 168 S. Noble
Heislinger Leonard, blacksmith, r. 578
E. Washington
Heitkam Charles, furniture dealer, 73 E.
Washington, r. 65 E. Liberty
Heitkam George (Heitkam & Schroeder),
Heitkam George H. mer. tailor, 27 N. Illi-
nois, r. 67 W. Liberty
Heitkam & Schroeder (George Heitkam
and August Schroeder), mer. tailors,
83 E. Washington
Heizer David F. blacksmith, B. R. W. shop.
r. 387 Massachusetts av.
Helb Aug. lab. r. 287 N. Davidson
Helkene Henry, harnessmaker, Reyer &
Thorns, r. 434 Virginia av.
Helle Lewis, painter, Duncan, bet. Madi-
son and Pennsylvania, r. 248 S.
Pennsylvania
Hellens Jennie Miss, r. 297 E. New York
Helm Adam, carpenter, 296 N. Liberty, r.
same
Helm Henry, mason, 329 E. New York
Helm John, grocer and feed store, David-
son, cor. Vermont, r. same
Helm William, bricklayer, bds. 117 W.
New York
Helming John, pdrter, P. 0. r. 347 N. New
Jersey, cor. Walnut
Helms Thomas, chairmaker, Speigel,
Thorns & Co. r. 57 Huron
Helmstehtter John, tailor, August Heaf,
r. 144 E. Washington
Helshier Chas. carpenter, r. 72 Coburn ♦
Helwig Charles, planing mill, W. New
York, nr. Canal, r. 116 N. Alabama
Helwig Charles (Helwig, Roberts & Co.),
r. 322 W. New York
Helwig, Roberts & Co. (Chas. Helwig,
John Roberts, and Gustave Schur-
man), lumber dealers and sash, doors
and blinds, New York, on C:inal
Hemberg Philip, piano teacher and tuner,
Market, cor. Noble
Hemmile Sam. lab. bds. rear 218 E. Wash-
ington
Henderson Geo. woodsawyer, 448 N. New
Jersey
Henderson Joseph, r. N. Illinois, bet. 4th
and 5th
Henderson Thomas, boilerm.iker, l>. R,
W. shop
Henderson William B. brakeman, Cen-
tral R. R. bds. 350 Winston
Henderson William, attorney at law and
pres. Indianapolis Insurance Co. 9
N. Pennsylvania, r. es. Meridian, be-
yond city limits
Hendricks Charles, r. 287 N. Noble
HENDRICKS, EDMUNDS & CO." (Vic-
tor K. Hendricks, William Edmunds,
WilliamiO. Stone and Timothy S.
Stone), boots and shoes, whol. 56 S.
Meridian
Hendricks Isaac C. Maj. 21st reg. r. 250
Railroad av.
Hendricks Jacob, boilermaker, B. R. W.
shop
Hendricks J. C. carpenter, C. Eden & Co.
Hendricks, Mnj. Q. M. Dept. bds. 273 N.
New Jersey
Hendricks, Perkins & Hord (Thomas A.
Hendricks, Samuel E. Perkins and
Oscar B. Hord), attorneys at law,
^tna building
Hendricks Thos. A. (Hendricks, Perkins
& Hord), r. S. East, nr. city limits
Hendricks Victor K. (Hendricks, Ed-
munds & Co.), bds. W. Ohio, bet. Illi-
nois and Tennessee
W. G. Dabbs makes the only Frame that can be used on Porcelain Pictures.
dealer in Agricultural Implements. P. 0. lock box 378. See adv. op. title.
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Hendrickson Andrew, lawyer, McKer-
nau, Pierce and Yandes, r. Grant
Henesey John, lab. r. 97 S. New Jersey
Heney Barnet, r. rear 163 St. Joseph
Hennesy Patrick, lab. r. Union, bet. Wil-
kens and corporation limits
Henning G. F. lab. r. 323 N. Alabama
Henninger Theodore (Smith & Hennin-
ger), r. 41 Bradshaw
Hennison Daniel, lab. r. 135 Bright
Henry Chas. driver, Speigel, Thorns & Co.
bds. 119 St. Joseph
Henry John, lab. r. 119 St. Joseph
Henry Joseph, carpenter, r. 307 S. Penn-
sylvania
Henry Lawrence, lab. r. 286 S. East
Henry P. lab. Osgood, Smith & Co.
ilenschen William, carpenter, r. South,
bet. East and Noble
Hensel Thomas, carpenter, bds. 84 Mas-
sachusetts av.
Hensell John, passenger fireman, B. R. W.
Hensheu Wm. (Hildebrand & Henshen),
226 Walnut
Hensler Henry, porter. Browning & Sloan
Hensley John, carpenter, r. 78 Huron
Hensley Nannie Miss, r. 323 E. Vermont
Henthorn Nancy Mrs. wid. r. 127 E.
V/ashington
Hentzler Henry, elk. bds. 330 W. North
Herbert G. Mrs. principal. Young Ladies
School, Noble Homestead, E. Market
Herbold William, r. ns. Market, bet. 12th
and 13th
Hereth Ad. (Hereth & Bro.), bds. 124 N.
Alabama
Hereth Adam, harnessmaker, Reyer &
Thorns, r. N. Alabama
Hereth George L. salesman, Willard &
Stowell, r. 176 N. East
Hereth Henry, carpenter, r. 176 N. East
Hereth John C. (Hereth & Bro.) r. 124
N. Alabama
Hereth John C. marble yard, S. Meridian,
r. 124 N. Alabama
Hereth John G. carpenter, 266 N. East
Hereth John J. carpenter, 263 N. East, r.
same
Hereth Peter, carpenter, r. 388 E. Market
Hereth Peter P. carpenter, r. 64 Bates
Hereth Philip, carpenter, bds. 266 N. East
Hereth Philip, harnessmaker Reyer &
Thorns, r. East
Hereth & Brother, (J. C. Hereth and Ad.
Hereth), saddle and harness makers,
78 E. Market, op. P. 0.
Herff Charles (Herfif, Kittner & Co.). r.
Wabash
Herff Henry, clothing, 95 S. Illinois, bds.
Bates House
Herff J. elk. H. Herff, bds. Bates House
Herff, Kittner & Co. (Charles Herff, David
Kittner and Isaac New), clothing,
ret. 33 S. Hlinois
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle
THE SINNISSIPPI
Confines its Business
TO THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Hering Philip, music teacher, 72 W.
South, bds. same
Hering Phillip, tuner and repairer, A.
M. Benham & Co. r. 50 W. South
Herlihy Daniel, lab. r. Kingeu's blk. W.
Maryland
Herloff Fred. lab. J. & I. freight depot, r.
Union, nr. corporation line
Herman C. lab. Gagg & Co.
Herman John, foreman. Cabinet Makers'
Union, r. 124 Winston
Herman Lawrence, lab. r. ss. E. Wash-
ington, out side corporation
Herman Pat. lab. r. 215 N. Davidson
Hermann F. J. undertaker, 19 S. Dela-
ware, r. 272 E. Market
Hermann Gabriel, elk. F. J. Hermann, r,
272 E. Market
Herring Isabel, wid. William, bds. 11 N.
Liberty
Herringlake Henry, barkeeper, Califor-
nia House, bds. same
Herrman Jacob, carpenter, r. 174 E.
Washington
Herron Frederick M. (McLene & Herron),
r. 230 Pennsylvania, bet. Vermont
and Michigan
Herst David (Herst & Small), bds. Patti-
son House
Herst & Small (David Herst and Henry
Small), tailors, 8 E. Washington, up
stairs
Hertel Nancy, wid. Edward, r. 200 Wash-
ington
Herth David, bell boy, Bates House, bds.
same
Hervey J. W. physician, r. 225 N. Liberty
Hervey W. W. elk. bds. 225 N. Liberty
Herzog Daniel, baker, bds. 75 N. Alabama
Hess August, elk. Humes' grocery, bds.
126 W. Ohio
Hess Casper, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Hess Charles, teacher. Normal Academy
of Music, r. 263 S. Meridian
Hess George, cabinetmaker, r. 126 Maple
Hess Godfrey, lab. r. 126 W. Ohio
Hess Gustavus, baker, J. C. Weinberger,
r. 116 Bluff rd.
Hess J. W. (Jones, Hess & Davis), r. 21
Indiana av.
Hess William, bds. 79 Ash
Hess William M. elk. with J. W. Blake,
bds. Spencer House
Hessling Berne:, tailor, r. 305 E. Market
St., bet. Market and MeridiaBOw
Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., Manufacturers and dealers in Horse Collars,
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STEOWAY & SOi\'S
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
At SENHAM & CO.'S,
Bates House Corner, INDIANAPOLIS.
Hetherington Ben. F. machinist, r. S.
Pennsylvania, nr. Root's Foundry
Hetherington C. machinist, Washington
Foundry, r. 200 Bates
Heun Charles, lab. r. 283 N. Davidson
Heuster H. mechanic, Osgood, Smith &
Co.
Heustis John B. engineer, r. 17 Henry
Hewes C. W. Upv. president Indianapolis
Female Institute, 74 Pennsylvania,
cor. Michigan
Hewes (Jharles W. jr., Bellefontaine Rail-
road Ticket Office, bds. 74 Pennsyl-
vania, ne. cor. Michigan
Hewitt Charles, attorney at law, 23 E.
Washington, bds. N. Illinois, cor.
Vermont
Hewitt William, harnessmaker, Sellers &
Wood, r. 70 California
Heyward Thomas, carpenter, bds. R. W.
Whitaker's, ws. N. Mississippi, bet.
2d and 3d
Hezekiah Henry E. saloon, 31 and 33
Kentucky av. r. 72 W. Maryland
Hiatt John, barkeeper Pearl Saloon, r. 24
W. Pearl
Hickey James, lab. bds. 320 E. Washing-
ton
Hickey .John, lab. r. 20 Willard
Hickey Peter, machinist, B. R. R. shop,
bds. 17 Biddle
Hickey Thomas, lab. bds. 320 E. Wash-
ington
Hickej' Thomas, lab. I. & C. R. R. shop,
bds. 270 E. Washington
Hickman J. W. I;ib. r. High, cor. Bicking
Hicks R. Mrs. dress and cloak maker,
Mrs. M. Patterson, r. 335 Liberty
Hicks & l)inilap, refreshment stand, es.
Camp Carrington, bet. 2d and 3d, on
L. R. R.
Hidseman M. sawfiler, 63 S. Pennsylva-
nia
Hieber Theodore L. salesman, Tylers
Bee Hive, r. 78 E. New York
Hier Charles, switchman, Madison Depot,
r. 171 E. St. Mary
HifFner H. R. student. National Business
College
Higer Henry, plasterer, r. 356 N. Noble
Higgins Charles J. elk. Asher & Adams,
r. 76 £. Market
Higgins David S. silverplater, W. B. Hig-
gins, bds. with same
Higgins J. J. carpenter, r. Maple, bet.
Ray and Wilkins
Higgins Thomas, lab. r. 341 S. Delaware
Higgins Wm. B. silverplnter, 8 W. Wash-
ington, up stairs, r. 160 St. Joseph
Higgins W. C. carpenter, r. Maple, bet.
Ray and Wilkins
Higgs John M. printer. Gazette, bds. Pyle
House
High Frank, salesman, Mrs. H. N. Quim-
by, r. 42 S. Illinois
Hight Fred, actor, .r. 142 Indiana a v.
nightman Chris, car cleaner, r. 80 Rail-
road
Higley John, saloon keeper, r. 246 E.
Washington
Hilbers Deidrick, woodturner, r. Ohio,
bet. Liberty and Noble
Hild William, coremaker, Ruschhaupt,
Zschech & Berg, r. Davidson, bet.
Michigan and North
Hildebrandt Edward, hostler, W. Rusch-
haupt, bds. with same
Hildebrand Jacob S. (J. H. Vajen & Co.),
r. 11 Madison av.
Hildebrand Henry (Hildebrand & Hens-
hen), r. 324 N. Delaware
Hildebrand & Henshen (H. Hildebrand
.and Henshen), carpenters and
builders, AValnut, bet. New Jersey
and East
Hilemode Henry, nr. 7th, bet. Pennsyl-
vania and Delaware, outside corpor-
ation
Hiles Isaac, carpenter, r. 82 James
Hilgemier Chris. (Hilgemier& Co.), r. 43
Wyoming
Hilgemire Herman, street sprinkler, r.
346 Winston
HILGEMIER & CO. (Chris. Hilgemier
and Richard Mogge), groceries, etc.
Delaware, se. cor. McCarty
Hilk Henry, gardener at Blind Asylum,
r. 24 St. Joseph
Hilkenbach William, elk. Sutler's Stand,
Camp Carrington, r. 226 N. East
Hilker Henry, gardener, Indiana Insti-
tute for Blind
Hill August, lab. Speigel, Thorns & Co.
r. 287 N. Davidson
Hill A. C. tailor, 227 E. Washington, r.
Vance's block
Hill D. F. (Martin & Hill) bds. Beard
House
Hill E. C. (E. H. Mayo & Co.), r. 316 N.
Illinois
Hill George W. (Hill & Wingate), r. 110
S. East
Hill G. W. supt. gov't bakery at Camp
Morton, r. 247 N. East
Hill James, grocer, 346 W. Washington,
r. same
Hill James Rev. Wesley Chapel, r. 202
N. West
The Ui^rgest Stock of Cloaks in the City, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
and Saddlery Hardware, 20 West Washington Street.
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Hill James B. elk. P. 0.
Hill John F. (col'd), barber, Bates House,
bds. same
Hill John F. (John F. Hill & Co.), r. 84
N. Alabama
Hill John F. cSi; Co. (John F. and J. B.
Hill), prop'rs Beach Wood Nursery,
84 N. Alabama
Hill Joseph C. real estate and claim agt.
8 W. Washington, up stairs, r. West-
ern av. Forest Home
Hill Joseph B. butcher, r. 273 Blake
Hill J. B. (John F. Hill & Co.)
Hill Margaret Mrs. (col'd), bds. 190 N.
Missouri
Hill Matson, book-keeper, Lesh, Tousey
& Co. r. 202 N. West
Hill Russell, lab. r. 8 WiUard
Hill Samuel H. printer, Journal office,
bds. 160 E. Market
Hill Susan Miss (col'd), bds. 190 N. Mis-
souri
Hill Thomas, stonecutter, bds. Beard
House, W. Market
Hill Washington, booker, Ind. Rolling
Mill
Hill William, miller, bds. 316 W. Wash-
ington
Hill William B. book-keeper, Mclntire &
Cling, r. 26 N. Mississippi
Hill William 0. (W. Spotts & Co.) r. 40
Pennsylvania, op. Post Office
HILL & WINCtATE (George AV. Hill and
W. L. Wingate), planing mill and
lumber dealers, 113 S. East
Hillman Charles, carpenter, Ruschhaupt,
Zschech & Berg, r. Walter
Hillman Frederick, lab. P. & I. R. R.
Freight Depot, r. 36 Walter
Hillman John, lab. J. & I. Freight Depot,
r. 238 Union
Hillman Levi C. (Hillman & Bro.), bds.
Macy House
Hillman Sylvester P. (Hillman & Bro.)
bds. 33 W. Maryland
Hillman William, blacksmith, 377 Vir-
ginia av. r. 436 Virginia av.
Hillman William, blacksmith, r. 433 Vir-
ginia av.
Hillman William, lab. B. & I. R. R.
Freight Depot, r. 225 BlufiF rd.
Hillman & Bro. (Levi C. and Sylvester P.
Hillmm), physicians and surgeons,
31^ W. Washington
Hills Lucien, gen'l freight agt. B. R. R. r.
208 N. niinois
Hilp Henry, book-keeper, Rauh Brothers,
bds. Bates House
Hilt Franklin L. gunsmith, U. S. Armory,
r. 163 W. Maryland
Hilt Frederick, saddler, Sulgrove, Rey-
nolds & ("o. bds. Edwards' Hotel
Hiltebrand John J. stonecutter, r. 64 S.
Alabama
THE SINNISSIPPI
ISSITES POLICIES FOE ANY TEKM
Not Exceeding Seven Years.
Hiltebrand J. M. marblecutter, r. 62 S.
Alabama
HiUh Henry, bds. 153 N. Tennessee
Hilzinger Albion, Union Cabinet Facto-
ry, bds. East Street House
Hime William, moulder, D. Root & Co. r.
120 Massachusetts ar.
Hinde Edward (E. Hinde & Co.), r. 79 N.
East
Hinde E. & Co. (Edward and P. J. Hinde),
grocers, ret. 209 E. Washington
Hinde P. J. (E. Hinde & Co.), r. 79 N.
East
Hindley Robert, warper, C. E. Geisen-
dorff & Co. bds. Nagel House
Hindman Sarah Mrs. boarding house, 73
W. Georgia
Hindman William, bell boy, at Spencer
House
Hine Henry, shomeaker, r. 304 Virginia
av.
Hineman Sarah Miss, r. 75 W. Georgia
Hiner Andrew, watchman, C. & I. C. R.
R. shops, r. 60 S. Noble
Hines Ann Mrs. r. 146 E. McCarty
Hinesley Andrew J. (Darrow & Hines-
ley), r. 491 N. Tennessee
Hinesley William, prop, livery and sale
stable, 37 W. Pearl, r. 469 N. Tenn-
essee
Hinesley William A. messenger, C. E.
Geisendorff & Co, bds. 491 N. Tenn-
essee
Hinckley D. J. auditor B. R. W.
Hinkley 0. W. book-keeper, r. Vinton's
block
Hinman Charles P. picture agent, r. 75
W. 1st
Hinninger Mike, machinist, Sinker & Co.
r. St. Joseph, cor. Delaware
Hinsel John, fireman, B. R. R. bds. P.
Crane's, end Massachusetts av. near
toll gate, Pendleton Pike
Hinshaw William, ins. agent, bds. 302
Railroad av.
Hinsley Thomas, lab. r. 442 Virginia av.
Hinson Erastus, works C. G. Holman's,
Western av. outside city limits
Hinson Sarah Mrs. r. 315 E. Ohio
Hinton E. Mrs. r. 431 E. St. Clair
Hinton James S. (col'd), barber, r. 229N.
AVest
Hippard George F. S. salesman, Bowen,
Stewart & Co. r. 104 W. Vermont
Gloves and Hosiery, at Jones, Hess & Davis'.
Omar Newman, east of Union Depot, Wholesale Agent for Indiana, for
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A. am. BBITHA]^ & CO.,
UBm B@al@rs
BATES HOUSE CORNER,
IIVDIANAPOLIS.
Hippard Samuel, elk. sutler stand, Camp
Cai-rington, r. 104 W. Vermont.
Hippie Edward, carpenter, bds. 227 East
Market
Hirsh Charles, machinist, Ruschhaupt,
Zschcch & Berg, r. 28 W. Georgia
Hirsch Levi, salesman, A. Kahn, bds. 33
W. Maryland
Hirshraan Leon, book-keeper, Dessar,
Bros. & Co. bds. 221 E. Ohio
Hirst William, spinner, r. 824 W. Wash-
ington
Hiser Conrad, carpenter, Eden & Cope-
land, r. 377 E. Michigan
Hiser Elizabeth, Mrs. wid. r. rear gov't
stables
Hiss Fred, shoemaker, bds. 505 N. Illi-
nois
Hiss Sebastian, lab. r. 505 N. Illinois
Hitchcock Alex, collector, r. 291 N. Ala-
bama
Hitchcock Caroline, wid Sidney H. r. 291
E. Ohio
Hitchcock Henry, printer, bds. 32 East
Ohio
Hitchcock John, student, PURDY'S BUS-
INESS COLLEGE
Hitchens John, blacksmith, G. & S. Ray-
mond, r. 215 Massachusetts av.
Hitecliew Theodore, book-keeper, Charles
Glazier, r. 139 Virginia av.
Hitekohn John, Cabinet Makers' Union,
r. 112 Winston
Hitse Lewis, lab. r. 62 Hosbrook
Hittle Henry, painter, bds. 253 West
Hiveler Ilhineman, carpenter, bds. 52 N.
Noble
Hizdt Louis, helper, r 62 Harrisburg
Hizer Samuel, toll gate keeper, Pendle-
ton turnpike road, r. and gate, end
Massachusetts av. outside corpora-
tion line
Hoagland J. B. mess. Ad. Ex. Co. r. 368
N. Mississippi
Hobbs Electa Ann wid. Abner, r. 316 W.
Washington
Hobbs James, r. 316 W. Washington
Hobbs Prosper, r. 316 W. Washington
Hobson John, lab. r. Garden
Hockstine Christopher, lab. Ind. Rolling
Mill, r. 166 Union
Hockey Joseph, carpenter, r. 81 E. Mc-
Carty
Hodges Ambrose, carpenter, r. 340 North
Noble
W. G. Dabbs, extensive dealer in all
Hodges James A. actor, Metropolitan
Theater
Hodgson Isaac, architect, r. 433 N. Illi-
nois
Hofer George, shoemaker, r. Stevenson
Hoff Louis, lab. Ind. Rolling MiU
Hoffeld R. C. cigars and tobacco, ret. 11
N. Pennsylvania, r. Ohio, bet. Liberty
and East
Hoffenbecker John, lab. r. 75 W. South
Hofferiburg Wm. lab. r. 143 Bright
HofFeyer Henry, tailor, r. 195 N. Liberty
Hoffler John, lab. r. 347 N. Noble
HofF Lewis, lab. r. 426 S. Illinois
Hoffman Christian, stonecutter, r. 337 N.
New Jersey
Hoffman Henry (Hoffman & Co.), r. S.
McCarty, nr. cor. Illinois
Hoffman Henry, tanner, 263 E. Washing-
ton, r. same
Hoffman Michael, blacksmith, Sinker &
Co. r. 131 Bluff road
Hoffman Valentine, lab. r. 110 S. Noble
Hoffman AVilliiim, carpenter, bds. 364 N.
New Jersey
Hoffman & Co. (Henry Hoffman and Fred.
Buche), boot and shoe makers, 122
S. Illinois
Hoffmeister C. (Schroeder &Hoffmei8tei),
r. 257 E. New York
Hoffmeister Nicholas, grocer, New York,
cor. Noble, r. same
Hoffmeyer Fred. lab. r. 245 N. Liberty
Hoftmeyer Fred. lab. Fishback's tatiyard,
r. Michigan road, west side canal
Hoffmire William, express driver, r. 199
N. East
Hogan Edmond, painter, r. 375 W. Wash-
ington
Hogan Johanna, chambermaid, Ind. Inst,
for Blind
Hogan Joseph, shoemaker, South, bet.
Pennsylvania and Delaware, bds.
William Saulers
Hogan Mike, carpenter, C. Eden & Co. r.
E. Washington
Hogarty Michael, stonecutter, r. 225 Vir-
ginia av.
Hogel R. Mrs. photographic printer, G.
W. Apple
Hogland John A. cai-penter, r. Fayette,
cor. Walnut
Hogshire William A. (W. R. Hogshire &
Co.), r. N. Meridian, bet. North and
Michigan
HOGSHIRE W. R. & CO. (William R.
Hogshire ana John F. Council), com-
mission merchants, an 1 who), and
ret. grocers, 25 W. Washington
Hohl Christopher, book-keeper, Hahn &
Bals, r. 18 S. Delaware
Hohl Christopher G. elk. P. O.r. Georgia,
bet. Illinois and Meridian
materials for Porcelain Pictures.
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, Retail Office 60 E. Market St. Indianp'Is.
HOH
265
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Hohnan James, land agent, r. 361 E. New
York
Holbiook Henry C. book-keeper, bds. cor.
California and New York
Hnlbrook Preston, cutter, Dury, Merritt
& Wightman, r. 172 N. New Jersey
Holbrook Thomas, book-keeper, r. 157 N.
Alabama
Holden H. elk. T. H. R.R. depot, bds. 232
N. Illinois
Holden Wm. lab. r. 98 Railroad
Holden William, carpenter, bds. 392 N:
Alabama
Floldzkoni Charles, whipmaker, Sulgrove,
Reynolds & Co. r. at store
HoUaday Elias G. atty. real estate and
claim agent, 18 S. Meridian, r. 296
Virginia av.
Ilolladay Marietta Mrs. teacher, select
school, 296 Virginia av. r. same
Holland Arsa, carpenter, bds. 229 E.
Market
Holland Charles W. shoemaker, r. 287 N.
Mississippi
Holland Fanny Mrs. painter, r. al. bet.
New York and Ohio, Mississippi and
Missouri
Holland George, painter, r. 456 S. New
Jersey
Holland George B. collecting agt. r. es.
N. Pennsylvania, nr. 7th, outside
corporation
Holland George F. painter, 58 N. Penn-
sylvania, r. 456 S. New Jersey
Holland George G. bds. G. B. Holland's,
N. Pennsylvania, outside corpora-
tion
Holland John, carpenter, I. & C. R. R.
shops, r. 303 S. Delaware
Holland John, carpenter, C. Eden & Co.
r. Maryland
Holland John, lab. r. 291 S. East
Holland John H. book-keeper, Holland,
Ostermeyer & Co. bds. 58 N. Penn-
sylvania
Holland J. W. (Holland & Ostermeyer),
r. 112 N. Pennsylvania
Holland Michael, lab. r. Meek, bet. Ben-
Ion and Cady
Holland T. F. r. 383 N. Illinois
Holland Washington (Holland ^ Scud-
der), r. 73 S. Illinois
HOLLAND & OSTERMEYER (J. W.
Holland and Frederick Ostermeyer),
whol. grocers and com. mers, 76 E.
Washington
HOLLAND & SCUDDER (Washington
Holland and Robert M. Scudder),
prop'rs Oriental, 73 and 75 S. Illinois
Hollar T. lab. C. F. Schmidt's, bds. same
Hollard George, plasterer, r. 160 N. Lib-
erty
HoUe Charles, porter. Murphy, Kenne-
dy & Co. r. 130 McCarty
W. G
WITH THE
Hollenbeck John R. American Express
messenger, bds. 2 Indiana av. cor.
Ohio
Hollenbeck R. E. Mrs. dress and clof^k
maker, r. 121 E. Ohio
Hollenbeck William, canvasser, r. 121 E.
Ohio
Hollenbeck AV. N. bds. 196 N. Mississippi
Holler Philip, lab. C. & I. C. R. R. shops,
205 N. Noble
Holler Philip H. stonemason, r. 349 N.
Noble
Holler Theodore, brewer, John Meikel,
215 W. Maryland
Holler William, furniture maker and re-
pairer, 234 E. Washington, r. same
Hollett T. J., American Express office, r.
181 N. Liberty
Holley John M. fireman I. & C. R. R. bds.
274 W. Market
HoUiday Fernandez C. pastor, Asbury
Chapel, r. 131 N. Meridian
HoUiday Frank T. messenger. Branch of
the Bank of the State of Indiana, r.
242 N. Alabama
HoUiday Gideon, boarding, 158 N. Ten-
nessee, r. same
HoUiday William A. Rev. r. 242 N. Ala-
bama
HoUiday W. F. salesman, Elliott, Gadd &
Co. 131 N. Meridian
HoUiday William J. (AV. J. HoUiday &
Co.j, r. 241 N. Meridian
HoUiday AV. J. (Murphy, Kennedy & Co.),
r. 241 N. Meridian, bet. Michigan
and Vermont
HoUiday AV. J. & Co. (William J. HoUi-
day, John VV. Murphy, John A..Fur-
gason and Henry Voight), iron,
steel, nails and heavy hardware, 59
S. Meridian
HoUihan Thomas, lab. T. H. & I. freight
depot, S. Tennessee
HoUins D. stonemason, bds. 60 S. Dela-
ware
HoUochor E. lab. Union Depot, r. 260 S.
Pennsylvariia
HoUoway W. R. bds. 115 N. Hlinois
HoUweg Louis, salesman, H. F. AVest &
Co. bds. 58 S. Pennsylvania
Holly Charles, lab. r. 130 E. McCarty
Holly Henry, brewer, bds. Delaware, cor.
McCarty
Holly Herman, mason, bds. 329 E. New-
York
Dabbs, dealer in Frames, Albums, etc., 21 and 23 Circle Street.
18
Carriage and Saddlery Hardware at Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co.
HOL
266
HOR
Indiana Music House,
A. M. mmm & co.,
Bates House Corner.
Holly John, firemau, bds. 316 W. Wash-
ington
Hollj' Theodore ( II0II3' & Schrader), r.
130 W. New York
Holly & Schrader (Theodore Holly and
Frederick Schrader), boot and shoe-
makers, 103 and 105 W. Washing-
ton
Holman G. G. produce dealer and com.
mer. 6 Bates House blk. r. outside
corporation
Holman John A. r. ws. Western av.
Holman Merritt S. salesman, C. E. Gei-
sendorff & Co. bds. 70 Indiana av.
Holmes Albert, bell boy. Bates House,
bdp. same.
Holmes Charles B. teller Citizens' Na-
tional Bank, bds. 149 N. Pennsyl-
vania
Holmes Erastus, painter, r. 37 W Rose
Holmes Henry A. plasterer, r. G4 S. Cali-
fornia
Holmes Jonathan, r. 526 N. Meridian
Holmes W. C. r. 346 N. Meridian, cor.
Walnut
Holt William J. operator, W. U. Tele-
graph Co. bds. nr. Union Depot
Holtorf John C. money elk. Ameriean
Express Co. bds. Pyle House
Holzman David, elk. 189 E. Washington,
bds. 189 E. Washington
Holzman D. M. bds. Little's Hotel
Holzman Morris (M. & P. Holiman), bds.
189 E. Washington
Holzman M. k P. (Morris and Philip
Holzman), ready-made clothing, 189
E. Washington
Holzman Philip (M. & P. Holzman), bds.
189 E. Washington
Homan Jeremiah, cisternbuilder, r. 309
E. New York
Homburg Konradin, physician, 26 W.
Washington, r. same
Home Insurance Co. of Indianapolis, Ind.
office 64 E. Washington, J. B. Fol-
let, sec.
Home Insurance Co. of New York, Mar-
tindale & Grubbs, agts. Meridian,
nw. cor. Washington
HOME VISITOR, Bland & Myers, pub-
lishers, T. A, Bland, editor, office
33^ N. Illinois
Homire Henry, lab. bds. John
Homire Wm. lab. r. John
Honlahan Michael, lab. Central R. R.
shop, r. Meek, bet. Benton and Cady
Hood John, carpenter, r. 130 S. East
Hoofmier Minnie, servant, 92 N. Penn-
sylvania
Hook and Ladder Co. es. New Jersey, bet.
Washington and Market
Hooker E. M. B. reporter, r. 232 E.Wash-
ington
Hooley Theodore, shoemaker, r. 130 W.
New York
Hoover George, blacksmith, r. 303 Indi-
ana av.
HOOVER JERRY, Stars and Stripes
Saloon, 251 Indiana av. bds. 257 In-
diana av.
Hoover William H. blacksmith, bds. 213
E. Ohio
Hope Christina Miss, r. 258 S. Missouri
Hope 0. peddler, r. 67 Harrison
Hopkins Henry C. (Martin & Hopkins),
and (Gold & Hopkins), 302 N. Dela-
ware
Hopkins Henry H. printer, bds. Commer-
cial Hotel
Hopkins J. H, bookbinder, Wm. & J.
Braden, r. ss. Indiana av. bet. Ver-
mont and Michigan
Hoppe George, prop'r Lafayette House,
179 S. Meridian
Hopper Lewis M. carpenter, r. 17 E.
4 North
Hopple John, tinsmith, Deloss, Root & Co.
r. 81 S. Meridian
Hord Oscar B. (Hendricks, Perkins &
Hord), r. New York, nw. cor. Cali-
fornia
HORFGEN EMIL, Billiard Hall, cor.
Meridian and Maryland, bds. 222 S.
East
Horn Henry J. with Horn & Anderson,
r. 72 N. Mississippi
Horn Mary A. Mrs. (Horn & Anderson),
r. 72 N. Mississippi
HORN & ANDERSON (Mrs. Mary A.
Horn and Jerome S. Anderson), gro-
cers, whol. and ret. 31 W. Washington
Hornaday Isaiah (Todd & Hornaday), r.
394 East, sw. cor. Saint Clair
Hornaday Henderson F. student, bds. 394
N. East
Hornaday John E. carpenter, Brouse &
Bros. r. 365 N. Alabama
Hornaday J. F. grocery, dry goods and
feed store, 211 Massachusetts av. r.
same
Hornaday Sanford W. studeal, bds. 394
N. East
Hornaday Thomas, carpenter, Brouse &
Bros. bds. 365 N. Alabama
Hornaday W. W. student, National Busi-
ness College
Hornberg Christian, carpenter, bds. 69
W. Market
Merrimack Prints always at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
No. 20 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
HOR
267
HOW
Home James, stonecutter, bds. W. Market
Hornoth Fred, drayman, 3 Peru
Horrigan Michael, bellboy, Bates House,
bds. same
Horseman Henry, lab. r. 186 Harrison
Horsefelt Hugo, baker, r. 269 E. Wash-
ington
Horton Carrie Miss, teacher, Indianapo-
lis Female Institute
Horton James, elk. 329 Indiana av. bds.
348 Indiana av.
Hosbrook Bates, surveyor, bds. 29 Pratt
Hoshour Kate Miss, music teacher, bds.
172 N. East
Hoshour Samuel K. prof, of languages, r.
172 N. East
Hoskins Robert, (Zimmerman & Co.), r.
290 E. Ohio
Hoss David, lab. r. 433 Virginia av.
Hoss G. W. superintendent of public in-
struction, office Vinton's blk. r. nr.
University
Hoss Nelson, patent right agt. r. 518 N.
Delaware
Hotmberg Gustave, harnessmaker, 225 E.
Washington
Hottink AVilliam, drayman, r. 230 Union
Hotz George (Geo. Hotz & Co.), r. 124 S.
Illinois
Hotz Geo. & Co. (George Hotz and Wil-
liam Pope), mer. tailors, 124 S. Illi-
nois
Houan Thomas, lab. 32 Helen
HOUGH THOMAS, grocer, ret. 44 N.
Pennsylvania, bds. 17^ Virginia av.
Houghbaker John, lab. r. 325 E. Wash-
ington, 2d floor
Houpt Robert, 19 Chatham, r. same
House Ben. D. oik. Draft Rendezvous, 70
E. Market
House Charles A. butcher, r. 103 S. New
Jersey
House James W. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
House Rolla (col'd), teamster, bds. 2d
street W. of R. R.
House Andrew, lab. r. 187 E. South
Houser Martin, r. 35 S. Alabama
Houser William, bricklayer, bds. 357 E.
Market
Houstin Joseph, brakeman, L. R. R. bds.
400 N. Mississippi
Houston James, carpenter, bds. 41 N. Ala-
bama
Houston J. M. (col'd), r. Elm, nr. corpor-
ation line
Housum C. A. wid. bds. 35 Virginia av.
Hout John (Dietz & Hout), r. 255 E.
Washington
Hovey James R. (Hovey & Lincoln), bds.
94 S. Illinois
Hovey & Lincoln (James R. Hovey and
Edwin B. Lincoln), fruits and con
fectioneries, 94 S. Illinois
Office 35 £. Market St.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL OVER
® 5 00,0 O O.
How Henry, elk. Wm. Love's lumber
yard, r. 5 Dougherty
Howard Ann, servant, 78 N, Pennsylva-
nia
Howard A. B. operator, Superintendent's
office, C. & I. C. R. R. bds. 2 Indiana
av.
Howard A. C. canvasser, bds. Scott House
Howard Edward (E. Howard & Son), r.
326 N. niinois
HOWARD E. & SON, (Edward Howard
and Louis N. Howard), cancer doc-
tors, 80 S. Illinois
Howard Henry, carpenter, r. 432 E. St.
Clair
Howard H. ( Howard & Tilford), r. 312
Indiana av.
Howard Kate, (col'd), servant, 78 N. Illi-
nois
Howard Louis N. (E. Howard & Son)
Howard Michael, lab. r. 22 Nelson's al.
Howard M. Mrs. r. 77 S. East
Howard William E. elk. A. M. Benham
& Co. bds. 326 N. Illinois, bet. North
and Michigan
HOWARD & TILFORD (H. Howard and
S. Tilford), grocers, 302 N. Illinois
Howe Edward P., A. A. G. Indiana, office,
State House, bds. Spencer House
Howe Robert, r. 175 W. Ohio
Howe S. T. student, National Business
College, bds. 69 W. Market
Howell Albert J. salesman, W. J. Holle-
day & Co. bds. 14 S. Mississippi
Howell David, carpenter, 492 N. Missis-
sippi
How«ll Frank Miss, r. 129 N. Liberty
Howell Joseph (col'd), lab. bds. 171 Blake
Howell Joseph C. sign and ornamental
painter for the trade, 147 E. Wash-
ington, r. S. Illinois, at city limits
Howell Lou V. Miss, servant, Little's
Hotel
Howell Maggie Mrs. r. 297 S. East
Howes Chas. A. butcher, 49 Virginia av.
r. 103 S. New Jersey
Howeth Chris, works 134 N. Meridian
Rowland Charles A. (Tarlton & How-
land), r. 420 N. Pennsylvania
Howland Dennis, pump peddler, r. es.
Jackson, N. of Cherry
Howland Edward C. foreman, Hyde's
Stable, bds. Little's Hotel
Howland John B. elk. U. S. Court, r. 11
P. 0. building
Large ^tock and Low Prices, at Jones, Hess & Davis'.
Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., Wholesale and Retail dealers in Saddlery
HOW 268 HUL
A. M. BENHAM & CO.
Are Sole Agents for
ESTEY & CO.'S
Celebrated Cottage Organs.
Howland J. D. lawyer, r. 98 W. Vermont
Howland Oscar, lab. Government Stables,
bds. Dennis Howland's, Jackson
Hoyle Clinton, carpenter, bds. 211 N.
Missouri
Hoyt D. machinist, Osgood, Smith & Co.
Hoyt Harriet, r. 84 Massachusetts av.
Hrooksmith H. blacksmith, r. 122 Huron
Hubaker Fanny, wid. John, r. 325 E.
Washington
Hubbard Oscar, salesman, Dudley, New-
comb & Co. bds. Mrs. Baird's
Hubbard William, lab. r. 321 S. Pennsyl-
vania
Hubbard William S. brickmaker, r. N.
Meridian, out side corportion
Hubbert Philip, confectioner, 318 E. New
York
Hubbs Cnas. L. muster roll elk., H. Q. 70
E. Market
Huber Jacob, bartender, r. 192 N. Missis-
sippi
Huber Jacob, cutter, Jacob Becker & Co.
r. 127 E. Washington
Hudson A. J. railroader, r. 102 Meek
Hudson George, barkeeper, Costerlin &
Co. bds. 87 S. Illinois
Hudson George, tailor, bds. Scott House
Hudson Isaac, architect, Sentinel bldg. r.
N. Illinois, nr. St. Clair
Hudson William S. artist, bds. 26 S. Mis-
sissippi
Huey Emma, waiter, 74 N. Pennsylvania
Huey M. S. (Huey & Mathews), r. 36^ E.
Washington
Huey & Mathews (M. S. Huey and Silas
Mathews), photographic gallery, 35
E. Washington
Huff Andry, confectioner, r. 130 Massa-
chusetts av.
Huffer James M. saddler, r. 69 Fletcher's
av.
Hufman Casper, blacksmith, r. 534 N.
Alabama
Huffman Ellen, servant, r. 196 W. Ohio,
on Canal
Huffman H. tanner, r. 263 E. Washington
Huffman Philip, soapmanufacturer, r.262
N. Noble
Huffman Valentine, lab. C. & I. C. r. 110
S. Noble
Hufford Mattie Miss, boarding house, r.
37 S. Alabama
Huffr Frederick, butcher, Atkinson &
Borke, bds. 151 W. Washington
Hug C. wid. Martin, r. 81 N. New Jer-
sey
Hug Sarah, wid. Joseph, r. 558 E. Wash-
ington
Hugele John (Louis Lang & Co.), r. East,
cor. Washington
Hughes Eliza Mrs. r. 309 S. Pennsylva-
nia
Hughes Eliza, wid. Nixon, r. 33 Ells-
worth
Hughes Isum, railroader, 309 S. Pennsyl-
vania
Hughes John, carpenter, bds. 272 W. Ma-
ryland
Hughes John, blacksmith, r. 426 Virgin-
ia av.
Hughes John A. traveling agt. Connely,
Wiles & Co. bds. Sherman House
Hughes M. wid. Alexander, r. 27 N. No-
ble
Hughes Samuel A. conductor, Tnd. Cen-
tral R. R. bds. Bates House
Hughes William, detective, bds. 33 Ells-
worth
Hughes William, machinist, bds. 336 E.
New York
Hughes William C. machinist, B. R. R.
shop, bds. Liberty
Hughey Wm. r. 310 E. Louisiana
Hughs Ashum, engineer, I. & J. R. R. r.
337 S. Delaware
Hughs J. Mrs. r. 180 Virginia av.
Hughs William, policeman, r. 309 S.
Pennsylvania
Hugo Charles, teamster, bds. 275 N. No-
ble
Hugo Henry A. plasterer, r. 359 S. East
Hugu Charlotte, wid. r. 79 N. Noble
Huit John, artist, A. A. Barnes, r. 52
Bright
Hukriede Ernst, lab. bds 419 Virginia
av.
Huleatte Hugh, elk. W. & H. Glenn, r.
Tennessee, cor. Market
Hillings John P. painter, r. 5 Madison
av.
Hull A. carpenter, Helwig, Roberts & Co.
r. N. Tennessee, bet. 5th and 6th
Hull p. A. student National Business Col-
lege
Hull Henry, with D. Munson, lightning
rod mnfr. r, 2d, bet. Illinois and Me-
ridian
Hull M. R. photographer, Swain Broth-
ers, bds. 70 Indiana av.
Hull William, farmer, r. N. Tennessee,
cor. 5th
Huller Philip, works Central R. R. shop,
r. 205 N. Noble
Hulsker Benjamin, lab. r. Tennessee, ne.
cor. Ray
Hulsman & Sullivan, clothing store, 2d
and 3d, on L. R. R. es. Camp Car-
rington
W. G. Dabbs sells the best Positive and Negative Collodion in the Market.
Hardware, and Horse Collar Manfrs., 20 West Washington Street.
HUM
269
HUT
Hume, Adams & Co. (James M. Hume,
William L. Adams, John E. Corwin
and Edgar J. Foster), carpets, oil
cloths and house furnishing goods,
26 and 28 W. Washington
Hume Ezra, student, bds. M. Hume's, N.
Tennessee, cor. 4th
Hume James M. (Hume, Adams & Co.),
r. 129 N. Mississippi
Hume Judson, bds. M. Hume's, N. Ten-
•nessee, cor. 4th
Hume .Madison, Baptist preacher, r. N.
Tennessee, cor. 4lh
Hume Newton (Hume & Billingsley), r.
Tennessee, bet. 1st and 2d
HUME & BILLINGSLEY (Newton Hume
and i^enry M. Billingsley), grocers,
Tennessee, cor. 1st
Hummler M. B. confectioner, 33 N. Penn-
sylvania, r. op. P. 0.
Humphrey Charles, elk. Solomon Bros,
bds. South, cor. Illinois
Humphrey David, paver, bds. 74 N.
Pennsylvania
Humphrey Samuel, cooper, r. 256 Blake
Hunsan Peter, shoemaker, bds. 259 S.
Delaware
Hunt Albert, lab. Case, Marsh & Wig-
gins, r. 172 W. New York
Hunt Albert, carpenter, r. 175 W. New
York
Hunt A. L. (A. L. Hunt & Co.), r. 294 N.
Pennsylvania
HUNT A. L. & CO. (A. L. Hunt and G.
W. McCurdy), auctioneers and com.
mers. 85 E. Washington, and 116 S.
Illinois
Hunt Berth, servant, 185 E. New York
Hunt Charles, engineer. Case, iVJarsh &
Wiggins, bds. 175 W. Monroe
Hunt Charles C. cigars and tobacco, ret.
61 E. Washington, r. 366 S. Ala-
fa -mi a
Hunt D. B. elk. mustering office, r. 50 W.
New YorK
Hunt James, lab. bds. Mrs. Choe's, bet.
Davidson and Winston
Hunt John. lab. McCord & Wheatley's,
520 S. Illinois
Hunt Julia, wid. David P. r. 80 W. Circle
Hunt Mollie Miss, r. 30 W. Circle
Hunt P. G. C. (Hunt & Heiskell), r. 172
N. Delaware
Hunt Sherman H. (Hunt & Dwight),bds.
24 S. New Jersey
Hunt & Dwight (S. H. Hunt and Charles
R. Dwight), window springs and
fastenings, 24 S. New Jersey
Hunt & Heiskell (P. G. C. Hunt and W.
L. Heiskell), dentists, 76 E. Market
Hunt Mrs. student PURDY'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Hunter M. lastfinisher, Osgood, Smith &
Co.
THEJ^IJ^l^ISSIPPI
PAID OVER
$40,000 IN LOSSES
During the year 1865.
Hunter Ralph, machinist, Hill & Win-
gate, r. 114 S. East
Hunter Thomas (Thomas Hunter & Co.),
r. 186 N. Tennessee
HUNTER THOMAS & CO. (Thomas Hun-
ter and Edward H. Mayo), boots and
shoes, ret. 5 W. Washington
Hunter William, painter, bds. Depot Ex-
change
Huntington iMarion (McKey & Hunting-
ton), bds. Virginia av. bet. Pennsyl-
vania and Delaware
Huntsinger Eli (Backesto & Huutsinger),
r. 32 N. Mississippi
Hurd C. L. Mrs. boarding house, 144 N.
Tennessee, r. same
Hurd Eugene, bds. 144 N. Tennessee
Hurd John T. lab. bds. 292 Winston
Hurlbert Andrew J. painter. Central car
shop, bds. 357 E. Market
Hurley Annie, sei-vant, works 79 E. Ohio
Hurley John, express driver, r. 22 Pitt
Hurley Michael, drayman, r. 51 Ellen
Hurley Michael, lab. bds. Depot Exchange
Hurley Moses F. hackman, r. 132 Maple
Hurley Patrick, hackdriver, r. 1 Pitt
Hurrle Ignatz, mer. tailor, 168 E. Wash-
ington, r. 63 N. Noble
Husband Lindsey (col'd), whitewasher, r.
on canal, nr. Indiana av.
Huseton Octavia (col'd), washerwoman,
r. 230 W. Vermont
Husey John, passenger eng'r, B. R. R. Co.
Huskinson Thomas, carpenter, r. 141 N.
New Jersey
Husman Henry, engineer, H. Kortepeter,
r. Delaware, bet. South and Merrill
Hussey Edmond, lab. r. 329 S. Pennsylva-
nia
Hust George C. (Prather & Hust), r. 554
E. Washington
Husted Hiram C. currier, r. 255 £. Mc-
Carty
Huston Cephas B. salesman, Deloss Root
& Co. r. 115 E. Ohio
Hussion John, lab. r. 63 S. Meridian
Hutchins Henry H. book-keeper, J. K.
Sharpe, r. E. Market, outside corpor-
ation
Hutchinson Charles P. (Hall & Hutchin-
son), bds. 83 N. Pennsylvania
Hutchinson Margaret Miss, straw sewer,
bds. 44 S. Illinois
Hutchinson , conductor, bds. Western
House
W. G. Dabbs, extensive dealer in all materials for Porcelain Pictures.
Omar Newman Commission Merchant, wholesale dealer in Agricultural .
HUT
270
11^ D
A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
Bates House Cornerj
Warrant every Piano sold,
FOTl FIVE YEAHS.
Hutchison William, machinist, B. R. R.
shop, r. 383 Massachusetts av.
Hutt AViUiam, fireman B. R. R. bds. 248
N. Noble
Huttaway Henry, drayman, 224 N. Da-
vidson
Button Eliza Mrs. r. es. N. Tennessee,
bet. 3d and 4th
Hutton George, carpenter, r. 187 Dough-
erty
Hutton John, mailcarrier, bds. es. N. Ten-
nessee, bet. 3d and 4th
Hutton John S. lab. r. 576 E. St. Clair
Hyde Abner R. livery stable prop'r, r. 70
N. East
Hyer Frank, switchman, Bellefontaine
R. R. yard, r. 81 S. Liberty
Hyland James, bricklayer, N. Illinois,
nw. cor. 5th
Hyland Michael, mason, es. Illinois, bet.
4th and 5th
TDLER CLINTON, foreman, T. H. & R.
i R. R. shop, r. 165 AV. South
Igoe Martin (Ryan, Igoe & Waters), bds.
Bates House
Igow John W. stock trader, r. 36 W. Ma-
ryland
Ilg George, Union boarding house and
saloon, Illinois, sw. cor. South, r.
same
Iliff Charles E. salesman, H. Bamberger,
r. 73 N. Alabama, bet. Market and
Ohio
IliflF Richard, r. 73 N. Alabama
Illinois House, William Essman, prop. S.
Illinois, ne. cor. South
Imes Mary A. Mrs. r. 7th, cor. Lenox
Imoly Max, painter, Frank Fertig, r. E.
Washington, bet. Liberty and Noble
Ince Joseph, shoemaker, r. 228 Massa-
chusetts av.
Indersoll Charles, turner, Sloan, Burk &
Woollen, bds. Mrs. Conner's, on Vir-
ginia av.
Indiana Banking Co. (F. A. AV. Davis,
AVillis S. AVebb, John L. Ketchum,
William AV. AVoollen, Samuel C.
Vance, John P. Banta and William
Needham), AV. W. AVoolen, cash. cor.
AVashington and Virginia av.
Indiana Central Fire Insurance Co. La-
fayette, Ind. branch at Indianapolis,
Charles P. Laird, agt. 39 J W. AVash-
Indiana Female College, Meridian, cor.
New York
Indiana Fire Insurance Co. W. T. Gibson,
sec. 5 Odd Fellows' Hall
Indiana Freedmans' Aid Commission, J.
S. Willetts, general agent, 62 East
Market
Indiana Hospital for the Insane, West of
city, on the National road, Andrew
AVallace, Pres.
Indiana Military Agency, ns. Market,
bet. Tennessee and ftlississippi
INDIANA NATIONAL BANK, George
Tousey, pres. David E. Snyder, cash.
19 N. Meridian
INDIANA SCHOOL JOURNAL, George
W. Hoss, ed. John J. Parsons, pub.
13 W.Maryland
Indiana State Asylum for the Blind,
North, bet. Meridian and Pennsyl-
vania
Indiana State Museum, Madame Mary A.
English, prop. E. AVashington, bet.
Pennsylvania and Delaware
Indiana State Sanitary Rooms, AV. Mar-
ket, op. State House
Indiana Volksblatt, Julius Boetticher,
editor and publisher, 164 E. Wash-
ington
Indianapolis Agricultural Works, J. A.
Grosvenor, pres. ws. Tennessee, bet.
Louisiana and South
Indianapolis Arsenal, Delaware, sw. cor.
Maryland
Indianapolis Bakery, Charles Duchene,
prop. 114 S. Illinois, r. same
Indianapolis Branch Banking Co. Calvin
Fletcher, pres. Thomas H. Sharpe,
cash. AVashington, sw. cor. Pennsyl-
vania
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, J.
Barnard, sec. Vinton's block, op. P.
OfBce
INDIANAPOLIS CITY DIRECTORY, of-
fice, 16J E. AVashington, Edwards,
Greenough & DeVed, publishers
INDIANAPOLIS DAILY GAZETTE, J.
H. Jordan, editor and prop. 20 S.
Meridian
INDIANAPOLIS DAILY HERALD, Hall
& Hutchinson, proprietors, I62 East
Washington
INDIANAPOLIS DAILi" JOURNAL,
Douglass & Conner, propr's, office,
Meridian, cor. Circle
Indianapolis Female Bible Society, Mrs.
Margaret Givan, pres. ofRce, 8 N.
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis Female Institute, Rev. C. W.
Hewes, pres. Pennsylvania, corner
Michigan
Indianapolis File AVorks, Drotz & Stein-
hauer, proprietors, 136 S. Pennsyl-
vania
ington
Linens, a large stock, at Jones, Hess & Davis', 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Implements, Sewing Machines, etc. See advertisement opp. title page.
IND
271
ITT
Indianapolis Gas Company's Works, es.
Pennsylvania, bet. Louisiana and
South
Indianapolis Gas Light and 'Joke Co., E.
J. Peck, pres. L. Van Landingham,
sec. aD'l S. A. Fletcher, jr. treasurer,
oiSce, Kay's block
Indianapolis High School, in First Ward
school 1 uilding, New Jersey, sw. cor.
Vermont, W. J. Squire, prin.
Indianapolis Insuiance Co. William Hen-
derson, pres. Alexander C.Jameson,
sec. 9 N. Pennsylvania
Indianapolis Mission Sunday School
Chapel, ws. Madison av. bet. Merrill
and McCarty
Indianapolis National Bank, Theodore P.
Haughey, pres. Ingram Fletcher,
cash. Washington, ne. cob. Pennsyl-
vania
Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago Railway
offices, AVashington, cor. Delaware
INDIANAPOLIS ROLLING MILL, John
M. Lord, pres. and supt. John Thom-
as, manager, C. B. Parkman, sec'y,
and Aquilla Jones, treas. bet. Tenn-
essee, Mississippi, Merrill and Nor-
wood
Indianapolis Skating Park, L. W. Moses,
prop. nr. Rolling Mill
Indianapolis Terra Cotta Works, Joseph
N. Glover, prop. Louisiana, ne. cor.
Mississippi
Indianapolis Tobacco Works, P. M. May
& Co. prop's, 83 E. South
Indianapolis and Louisville Petroleum
Mining Co. Edwin A. Davis, sec. 3
Talbott & New's block
INDIANAPOLIS AND MADISON freight
depot, bet. S. Pennsylvania and Del-
aware
Indicut John W. (col'd), whitewasher, r.
182 Douglass
IngersoU Frank, cabinet maker, r. 50
Huron
Ingess H. clothier, 115 E. Washington, r.
270 S. Delaware
Ingle Jacob, teamster, r. 121 Spring
Inglehart Wm. lab. r. 315 E. Ohio
Ingleker Fred, gardener, end Tennessee,
north of Tinker
Ingles Alexander, machinist, C. & I. C.
R. R. shops, r. 65 Greer
Inglis John, coppersmith, Central R. R.
shops, bds. 60 S. Noble
Ingraham Charles B. salesman, C. E. Gei-
sendorff & Co. bds. 174 N. Tennes-
see
Ingraham E. T. wid. James, bds. 65 Cir-
cle
Ingraham James E. student, bds. 65 Cir-
cle
Ingraham J. P. T. Rev. rector of Christ
Church, r. 65 Circle
The Sififiissippi
IS A GOOD
HGIKE eSilPitilf.
Inwall Benjamin, barkeeper, r. 195 West
Maryland
Iredell J. W. jr. (J. W. Iredell & Co.) bds.
Bates House
Iredell J. W. & Co. (J. W. Iredell, jr. W.
L. Yelton and M. H. Whiting), im-
porters boots and shoes, ladies, gents'
and children's weak*, 54 N. Illinois,
Miller's block
Ireland W. H. stair builder, bds. 50 Ella-
worth, cor. W. Vermont
Irick Adam, lab. r. al. bet. East and Lib-
erty, Washington and Market
Irick Adam W. gas fitter, bds. alley, bet.
East and Liberty, Washington and
Market /
Irick William, bds. al. bet. East and Lib-
erty, and Washington and Market
Irick William H. bricklayer, r. 326 N.
New Jersey
Irish Catholic School, Samuel McCrossan,
teacher, es. Tennessee, bet. Maryland
and Georgia
Irish James M. saloon, 63 Indiana av.
bds. Walker House
Irons Catharine, wid. Stephen, r. 193 W.
Maryland
Irons Harry, bookbinder, William & J.
Braden, r, 129 W. Maryland
Irons Thomas, elk. W. U. telegraph office,
r. 193 W. Maryland
Irving A. Day, carpenter, bds. 249 N.
Mississippi
Irwin James, teamster, 54 Cherry
Irwin J. D. coal dealer, r. 515 N. Penn-
sylvania
Irwin Joseph W. huckster, r. 58 Cherry
Irwin Samuel N. elk. E. H. Mayo & Co.
bds, Mrs. Reed's
Irwin S. M. student. National Business
College
Isel John, lab. Sinker & Co. r. 155 High
Isensee Albert, locksmith and bellhang-
er, r. es. Illinois, bet. 2d and 3d
Isgrig James A. (Isgrig & Brackin), r.
cor. New Yoi-k and Blake
Isgrig & Brackin (J. A. Isgrig and T. E.
Brackin), lumber dealers, 180 W.
Market
ISKE AVILLIAM, groceries and provis-
ions, ne. cor. Delaware and McCarty^
r. same
Isle John, lab. Sinker & Co. r. 41 Hosbrook
Ittenbach F. (Smith, Ittenbach & Co.), r.
140 Madison av.
House Furnishing Goods, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Go to 20 West Washington St., to buy youp Saddle and Harness Makers'
ITT
272
JEN
4. M. BENHAM & CO.,
lealerSj
Employ none but experienced workmen to
Do tbeir Tunings and Repairing.
Ittenbach G. (Smith, Ittenbach & Co.), r.
140 Madison av.
Ivory Peter, teamster, 107 Asli .
JACK L. W. boarding house, 44 N.
Pennsylvania
Jack iM. W. jr. student, bds. 74 W. Penn-
sylvania
Jacl£ William H. student, National Busi-
ness College
Jaclis Isaac N. (Jacks & Bro.), bds. Lit-
tle's Hotel
Jacks William M. (Jacks & Bro.) r. Leb-
anon
Jacks & Bro. (Isaac N. and William M.
Jacks), saloon and restaurant 141
W. Washington
Jackson Anna, wid. John, r. 302 W.
Washingron
Jackson Caroline (col'd), wid. Nelson, r.
170 Douglass
Jackson George (col'd), r. 177 Indiana av.
Jackson John, elk. Vancamp, Jackson &
Co. bds. Ohio, cor. New York
Jackson John, railroader, r. 251 S. Ala-
bama
Jackson John T. (Barbour & Jackson), r.
es. .Meridian, out side city limits
Jackson Moses (col'd), lab. al. bet. Noble
and Benton
Jttckson Thomas C. (col'd), barber, W.
-M. Porter, bds. Scott House
Jackson T. B. (Vancamp, Jackson & Co ),
r. .Mississippi, bet. Ohio and New
York
Jackson William, slateroofer, r. 74 N.
Liberty
Jack?oii William, (col'd), barber, bds.
225 N. Tennessee
Jackson William N. ticket agt. Union
depot, bds. Dr. Newcomer's
Jackson Willis (col'd), cook, Sherman
House
Jacobs Charles P. private sec. Gov. Mor-
ton, bds. 36 W. Maryland
Jacobs Eliza Mrs. r. 358 Winston
Jacobs Franklin, stonemason, bds. 71
Peru
Jacobs James, lab. bds. 358 Winston
Jacobs Richard, box maker, r. 175 Eddy
Jacobs Susan, servant, 285 N. East
Jacobs Val. trader, r. 145 S. New Jer-
sey
Jacobs William, carpenter, r. Illinois, bet.
Ray and Wilkins
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle
James George W. driver, Isgrig & Brack-
in, bds. 302 W. Maryland
James John, messenger, Adj. Gen. bds.
Davis
James John, bds. 137 N. Delaware
James 0. H. plasterer, r. es. N. Tennessee,
bet. 3d and 4th
James Seth, marblecutter, r. 127 Stevens
James Seth C. marblecutter, James &
Cook, r. 126 Stevens
James Thomas A. (James & Cook), bds.
S. Tennessee, bet. Louisiana and
South
James Anderson, refreshment stand, es.
Camp Carrington, on L. R. R.
James Wilson W. elk. Tindall & James,
89 N. Delaware
James Wilson W. sodawater mnfr. r. N.
East, cor. Gregg
James Wm. W. (Myers, James & Pea-
body), r. 89 Delaware, bet. Market
and Ohio
James & Cook, (Thomas A. James and
John V. Cook), marble works, 136 S.
Meridian
Jameson Alexander C. sec. Indianapolis
• Ins. Co. r. 355 N. Pennsylvania
Jameson L. H. minister, r. 139 W. South
Jameson Patrick, physician, 19 S. Merid-
ian, r. 105 Alabama, cor. Ohio
Jaquess John, butcher, r. 7 Ellsworth
Jaquith M. P. messenger, American Ex-
press Co. bds. 162 N. Illinois
Jarrell Frank Mrs. dressmaker, 34 N.
Illinois, r. New York, cor. Illinois
Jasper Aldridge (col'd), lab. 2d street W.
of R. R.
Jasper Frederick, grocer, 333 Virginia
av. r. same
Javerson Jane (col'd), cook, r. on L. R.
R. es. Camp Carrington, bet. 2d and
3d
Jeffers Wm. nr. Camp Carrington, on 3d
street W. of R. R.
JefiFersonville and Indianapolis R. R.
Freight Depot, South, bet. Pennsyl-
vania and Delaware
Jemison John, harnessmaker, 168 Vir-
ginia av. r. 147 Union
Jemmeson James, trader, r. 432 S. West
Jenners George, marblecutter, Dame &
Co.
Jennings Patrick, teacher, r. 248 N. Da-
vidson
Jenison Alexander F. (Jenison, Nelson
& C©.), bds. 19 W. Ohio
Jenison George M. (Jenison, Nelson &
Co.\ r. 19 W. Ohio
JENISON, NELSON & CO. (George M.
Jenison, Horatio L. Nelson and .Alex-
ander F. Jenison), whol. and ret.
watches, jewelry and silverware, 24
E. Washington
Jenkins A. T. painter, r. 227 W. Market
St., bet. Market and Meridian.
Trimmings, Horse Collars, and Carriage Trimmings.
JEN
273
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Jenkins A. W. (A. VV. & J. Jenkins), r-
N. Pennsylvania, cor. North
Jenkins A. \V.& J. (A. W. & J. Jenkins),
grocers, N. Pennsylvania, cor. North
Jenkins C. W. student. National Business
College, bds. 294 E. Market
Jenkins E. painter, 75 Massachusetts av.
r. 70 E. Ohio
Jenkins Fanny (col'd), r. 89 N. West
Jenkins George \V. foreman, R. J. More-
head, r. 31 W. Market
Jenkins John, carpenter, r, 270 E. Wash-
ington
Jenkins John M. watchman. Government
Stables, r. 285 Massachusetts av.
Jenkins J. (A. W. & J. Jenkins), r. N.
Pennsylvania, cor. North
Jenkins Julia, wid. James P. r. 270 E.
Washington
Jenkins Robert (col'd), barber, 78 S.
West, r. 90 S. West
Jenkins William, stock dealer, r. 612 N.
Illinois
Jenks George, machinist, r. 25 N. East
Jenne Thomas S. harnessmaker, Sellers
& Wood, bds. W. Maryland
Jennings Frank B. salesman, H. F. Jen-
nings, bds. 27 Pratt
Jennings George, railroader, r. 144 E.
McCarty
Jennings Henry F. boots and shoes, 18 S.
Illinois, r. 27 Pratt
Jennings Royal, book-keeper, Frank
Wright, r. 32 S. Meridian
Jennings William T. tinsmith, Munson &
Johnston, r. 277 W. Michigan
Jensen Christopher, lab. Indianapolis
Rolling Mill
JERVIS JOHN W. saloon keeper, §96 E.
Washington, r, same
Jessup I. n. butcher, 427 N. Illinois, r.
425 N. Illinois
Jestison Andrew, lab. Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
Jewish Synagogue, 115 E. Washington,
third floor
Jihrling John P. tailor and repairer, 44
Virginia av. r. s^ime
Joachimi Julius, cigarmaker, r. 27 Bid-
die
Johancha Frank, lab. r. Lawrenceburgh
rd. bet. East and Noble
Johann John, shoemaker, L. Siersdorfer
& Bro. V. lOG N. Spring
Johannes William, photographer, E. & J.
Bruening, bds. Mrs. Walk's
Johannsen Claus, shoemaker, 106 Spring,
r. same
John Charles, market master, r. 273 N.
Mississippi
Johns Samuel E. bookbinder. Hall &
Hutchinson, r. 155 N. New Jersey
Johnson Aaron, grocer, ws. N.Mississip-
pi, bet. 1st and 2d, r. same
INSURE
WITH THE
smmssippi.
Johnson Albert, carpenter, bds. 511 N.
.Mississippi
Johnson Alex. T. carpenter. Insane Asy-
lum, r. 394 N. West
Johnson Andrew, tinsmith, Deloss, Root
& Co. r. 341 S. Meridian
Johnson A. W. carpenter, r. 52 Fletcher
av.
Johnson Ben (col'd), porter, Little's Ho-
tel
Johnson B. F. captain, i|. 103 W. South
Johnson Calvin R. printer. Journal of-
, fice, bds. 32 N. Pennsylvania
Johnson Casten, lab. Indianapolis Roll-
ing iMill
Johnson Christopher, lab. Indianapolis
Rolling Mill
Johnson Edward, lawyer, bds. Scott
House
Johnson E. C. r. 341 S. Meridian
Johnson Frank, carpenter, r. 365 W. Ver-
mont
Johnson Frank, currier, D. Yandes, jr.
bds. S. Delaware, next to Arsenal
Johnson George, blacksmith, r. 210 E.
Louisiana
Johnson George H. r. es. Illinois, bet. 2d
and 3d
Johnson George H. salesman, Dorsey &
Layman, r. 370 S. Alabama
Johnson George W. (col'd), servant, 94
N. Meridian, cor. Ohio
Johnson Hadley, elk. bds. Scott House
Johnson Isaac B. salesman, J. A. Com-
ingore & Co. r. 246 E. Washington
Johnson Isaac E. real estate dealer, office
4 Blake's Row, r. 244 N. Mississippi
Johnson James, oarpenter, r. 394 N.
West
Johnson James, carpenter, r. 158 Bluff
rd.
Johnson James, horse dealer, bds. 82 S.
Illinois
Johnson James A. carpenter, bds. 144 N.
Tennessee
Johnson James B. carpenter, r. 82 S. Illi-
nois
Johnson John, cabinetmaker, r. 223 W.
South
Johnson John, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Johnson John, tailor, bds. Commercial
Hotel
Johnson John, tailor, bds. 74 N. Pennsyl-
vania
Johnson John A. 23 Arch
W. G. Dabbs keeps the best Porcelain Lenstized Coating for Porcelain Pictures.
Russell's Reapers and Mowers. See advertisement opposite title page.
JOB
274
JON
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
In this department of the
BENHAM &C CO.'S STOCK
IS COMPLETE.
Johnston John F. dentist, office 17 W.
Maryland, r. same
Johnson John H. carpenter, r. 309 S.
Meridian
Johnson J. A. carpenter, r. 52 Fletcher
av.
Johnson J. B. wid. John B. r. 162 W.
Maryland
Johnson Marcus L. elk. Palmer House
Johnson Mary F. Tvid. Thornton, r. 84 S.
Illinois
Johnson Melville, brickmason,bds. Sheri-
dan House
Johnson Milo, carpenter, r. Western av.
N.of City
Johnson M. L. policeman, r. ns. Illinois,
bet. 1st and 2d
Johnson M. S. 4th, W. of Railroad
Johnson Peter, shoemaker, bds. Illinois,
cor. South
Johnson P. A. carpenter, C. Eden & Co.
r. 367 N. East
Johnson Robert J. elk. A. E. Vinton, bds.
Massachusetts av.
Johnson Sam. L. printer, Hall & Hutch-
inson, bds. 172 N. New Jersey
Johnson Samuel, stove dealer, r. 18G E.
Vermont
Johnson Sarah (col'd), wid. Abel, 320 S.
West
Johnson Sarah A. Miss, linen keeper,
Bates House, r. same
Johnson S. mechanic, Osgood, Smith &
Co.
Johnson S. C. tailor, H. W. White, bds.
Mrs. Jack's, N. Pennsylvania
Johnson Thomas, elk. bds. Scott House
Johnson Thomas E. (Elliott & Johnson),
bds. Scott House
Johnson Thomas, atty. at law, r. 365 W.
Vermont
Johnson T. B. lab. P. M. May & Co. bds.
341 S. Meridian
Johnson Wesley, moulder, D. Root & Co.
r. 22 Dougherty
Johnson Willard, carpenter, bds. 511 N.
Mississippi
Johnson William, stove dealer, r. 18G E.
Vermont
Johnson William, farmer, N. Illinois, sw.
cor. Tinker
Johnson William (col'd), lab. es. N. Mis-
sissippi, bet. 1st and 2d
Johnson William, hack driver, r. 236
Blake
Fine Cloths and Cassimeres
Johnson William, teamster, r. 328 Blake
Johnson William, policeman, r. 443 S.
Illinois
Johnson William, elk. Robertson & Close,
bds. 74 North
Johnson Wm. W. printer, Journal office,
r. 236 Vermont, bet. New Jersey and
East
Johnson W. W. (Murphy, Kennedy &
Co.), r. 439 N. Pennsylvania
Johnston D. R. (Boyd, Ferree & John-
ston), bds. 117 Massachusetts av.
Johnston George, blacksmith, I. & C.
shop, r. 290 E. Louisiana
Johnston George W. elk. P. 0. r. N. Illi-
nois
Johnston 0. W. r. 222 E. South
Johnston S. A. salesman, Munson & John-
ston, r. 86 E. Vermont
Johnston Thomas, r. 175 E. Louisiana
Johnston T. D. elk. W. & H. Glenn, r. 27
Massachusetts av.
Johnston W.J. (Munson & Johnston), r.
86 E. Vermont
Johnston Wiley W. (Murphy, K.-nnedy
& Co.), r. N. Pennsylvania, se. cor.
Pratt
Johnston William J. (Munson & John-
ston), r. 86 E. Vermont
Joice Edmond, lab. r. 829 S. Pennsylva-
nia
Jolley Joseph A. foreman, Idacksmith
shop I. & C. R. R. v. Nobie, se. corner
Huron
Jolly John, r. 14 Lord
Jolly Wm. lab. bds. 14 Bates
Jones Aquilla (Jones, Vinne'Jc;e & Jones),
treas. Indianapolis Rolling ISiillCo.
r. 187 N. Pennsylvania
Jones Aquilla jr. Jones & Vinnedge,
bds. 79 N. Pennsylvania
JONES BARTON D. real estate agent,
37 E. Washington, r. 188 N. Dela-
ware
Jones B. F. student, National Business
College
Jones Charles (col'd), barber, 53 Indiana
av. bds. North
Jones (vharles, grocer, 350 North, r. 344
W. North
Jones (;iara Miss, r. 326 E. Vermont
Jones Curtis, salesman, Tyler's Bee Hive,
r. 130 E. St. Joseph
Jones Edward, expressman, r. 75 West
Georgia
Jones Edward B. engineer, B. R. R. r.
104 2d
Jones Elisha (Jones, Vinnedge & Jones),
r. 187 N. Pennsylvania
Jones E. driver, Sponsler & McCreory
Jones E. expressman, r. 247 S. Dela-
ware
Jones F.J. broom maker, shop and r. cor.
Illinois and Tinker
at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Palmer's Horse
Hay
Forks
Wholesale
by
Omar Newman.
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275
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Jones George, farmer, r. N. Illinois, bet.
6th and Tinker
Jones Geo. E. carpenter, Judson & Dodd,
r. 216 E. Washington
JONES. HESS & DAVIS, (W. W. Jones,
J. W. Hess and W. M. Davis), whol.
and ret. dry goods, 3 Odd Fellows'Hall
Jones Horace G. bds. 78 W. Market
Jones James, porter, H. F. West & Co.
Jones Jesse (Eldridge, Jones & Co.), r.
250 E. Vermont
Jones John (cold), coachman, 92 Norlh
Pennsylvania
Jones John, bds. 187 N. Pennsylvania
Jones John L. bds. 434 N. New Jersey
Jones John P. trav. agent Journal, r. 78
V/. Market
Jones Jno. W. (Jones, Vinnedge & Jones),
r. 187 N. Pennsylvania
Jones Joseph H. barber, W. H. Franklin,
bds. 224 Benton
Jones Julius, carpenter, bds. 144 S. Ten-
nessee
Jones J. W. teamster, r. 412 S. West
Jones J. W.yard master, T. H. & I. R. R.
depot, r. Ill W. South
Jones Mary, wid. Cadwallader, r. 268 W.
Vermont
Jones Mary (col'd), servant, 92 N. Penn-
sylvania
Jones Robert A. stair builder, shop East,
bet. Michigan and Vermont, r. 299
Winston
Jones Samuel, elk. H. B. Finch, bds. 76
S. IMeridian
Jones Spicer, r. 350 Illinois
Jones Stephen, lab. r. 396. S. Missouri
Jones Sullivan (col'd), well digger, r. 157
Indiana av.
Jones T. B. elk. bds. 74 N. Pennsylvania
JONES, VINNEDGE & JONES, (Aquilla
Jones sr., John A. Vinnedge, Elisha
and John W. Jones), grocers, whol.
7 and 8 Bates House
Jones Wm. driver, S. Behymer
Jones William, lab. bds. 311 N. Alabama
Jones William B. student. National Bus-
iness College
Jones William B. switchman, Union R.
W. Co. r. 251 S. Alabama
Jones William H. (Coburn & Jones), r.
273 N. Illinois
Jones William T. salesman, (]. E. Geisen-
dorif & Co. r. 500 N. Mississippi
Jones W. W. (Jones, Hess & Davis), r.
413 N. New Jersey
Jones & Webb, barbers, 53 Indiana av.
Jordon Anna Miss, elk. Christian Record
office, r. 78 W. North
Jordon Gilmore, book-keeper, r. 186 N.
Tennessee
Jordan Henry C. law student and notary
public, 24| Washington, r. 78 West
North
THE OFFICE OF THE
Sinnissippi
IS OJV GROUND FLOOK,
35 E. lUCARKST STE.11ST.
Jordan John, grocer, 162 W. Washington,
r. 172 N. Mississippi
Jordan Joseph, teamster, r. 239 Bluff
road
JORDAN J. II. editor and proprietor
DAILY EVENING GAZETTE, office,
32 and 34 S. Meridian, bds. Pyle
House
Jordan Lewis, 1st National Bank of In-
dianapolis, r. 23 Fort Wayne av.
Jordan Phineas G. salesman, Rout &
Bates, r. 78 W. North
Jordan Samuel J. tailor, r. 243 S. Missis-
sippi
Jordan Thomas, flour, grain and produce,
146 S. Pennsylvania, bds. Spencer
House
Jordon Thomas, bds. 195 S. Tennessee
Jordon Thomas, mechanic, Goolman, Mor-
ris &Co.
Jose Albert, clerk, H. Lieber & Co. bds.
Straub's
Jose Nicholas, furniture dealer, 8 South
Pennsylvania, r. Virginia av. beyond
city limits
Joseph George W. elk. Adj. Gen's office,
bds. 29 (jalifornia
Joseph Judah G. with A. Kahn, bds. Bates
House
Joseph R. C. r. 29 California
Joslen Charles, bds. 388 E. Market
Jourdan William (Young & Jourdan), r.
ws. Michigan road, bet. North and
Walnut
Jourdan William, barber, under Tempe-
rance Hall, r. 336 N. West
Journal Building, Meridian, se. cor. Cir-
cle
Judd Chas. S. photographer, A. W. Mil-
ler, bds. 16S E. Market
Judd Frederick, carder, Merritt& Cough-
len, r. Blake, bet. New York and
Vermont
Judge James, lab. r. 47 Wyoming
Judge John, lab. r. 258 S. Missouri
Judge Thomas, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Juding Mathew (Juding & Kneiger)
Juding & Kneiger (Mathew Juding and
Jacob Kneiger), butchers, 69 N. No-
ble
Judson Charles E. book-keeper, Judson &
Dodd, r. 125 N. Illinois
Judson H. elk. Judson* & Dodd, r. 377 E.
Georgia
Bleached and Brown Muslins, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Buy
your Saddles,
Harness
Whips,
Collars
Coach and Carriage
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WHEN TO BUY A PIANO,
"When you can get a
STANDARD INSTRUMENT,
Kuch as a
Knabe or a Steinway.
Judson William ^Judson & Dodd), bds.
New York, cor. Meridian
JUDSON & DODD (William Judson and
J. W. Dodd), coffee and spice mills,
Washington, se. cor. East
Juel ,Iames, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Jughardt Charles, gunsmith, 166 E.
Washington, r. 178 E. Washington
Julien J. W. messenger, American Ex-
press Co. r. 29 E. Ohio
Julow If. hoot and shoe maker, 106 Bluff
rJ. bet. McCarly and Ray, r. same
Junkin Samuel W. book-keeper, Lukens
& Crackebush, r. 146 Huron
Jiipe Alexander (col'd), porter, Dorsey &
Laj'nian, r. '224 N. Alabama
Justice James fil. painter, I. & C. R. R.
shops, r. 454 Virginia av.
Justis Logan, carpenter, r. 224 Huron
KAAZAU Hugh, plasterer, r. 14
Dougherty
Kafader Josepli, stonecutter, r. 461 S. Il-
linois
Kahle Mathcw S. elk. Stewart & Morgan,
bds. at Wright's, Ohio
KAHN ABRAHAM, clothing, 2 Palmer
House, r. 226 E. New York
Kahn Isaac, U. S. Bakery, shop 253 N.
Illinois
Kahn Jacob, clothing, 35 E. Washington,
r. 16 S. Mississippi
Kahn John, tailor, bds. 52 N. Noble
Kahn Leon (S. Kahn & Bro.), r. 67 N.
New Jersey
Kahn Morris (Morris Kahn & Co.), bds.
138 Virginia av.
Kahn Morris & Co. (Morris and Solomon
Kahn), clothing, hats, caps, etc. 48
Washington, cor. Illinois
Kahn Samuel (S. Kahn & Bro.), r. 223 E.
Ohio
Kahn Samuel, elk. Hays & Rosenthal,
bds. 142 Virginia av.
Kahn Samuel, clothing, r. 226 E. New
York
Kahn Solomon, student, PURDYS BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
Kahn Solomon (Morris Kahn & Co.), bds.
138 Virginia av.
Kahn S. & Bro. (Samuel and Leon Kahn),
dry goods, 45 and 47 E. Washing-
ton
Kaiser Adam, shoemaker, 127 St. Mary
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle
Kalb George (Casper Mans & Co.), r. 30
3. Alabama
Kalb Fred, grocer, 310 Winston, r. same
Kalb Henry, street lamplighter, r. 164
St. Joseph
Kalb Philip, r. 127 St. Mary
Kalb William, lab. Munson & Johnson,
58 E. 1st
Kaler Mag. .Miss, servant, Spencer House
Kallarmaeur H. lab. r 249 S. Alabama
Kallesh Martin, butcher, r. on Madison
R. R. *
Kalp David H. blacksmith, r. 115 Huron
Kamm Gandlep, lab. Journal office, r. 505
S. New Jersey
Kane Elizabeth Mrs. r. S. West
Kannalann George, lab. r. 18 Hosbrook
Kantman C. J. salesman, Jones, Hess &
Davis, bds. Union Hall
Kappes J. Henry, (Seidensticker &
Ksippes), r. 132 E. North
Karer John, carpenter, r. 89 Elm
Kares Joseph, carpenter, I. & C. R. R.
shop, r. 113 Davidson
Karitozer F. lab. McCord & Wheatley, r.
467 S. East
Karkhoff Charles, lab. Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
Karle Christian (C. Karle & Co.), r. 82
S. Delaware
Karle ('. & Co. (Christian Karle and
Michael Mode), boots and shoes, ret.
77 E. Washington
Karle Joseph, shoemaker, r. 61 E. South
Karncy John (Dunn & Karney), r. Dela-
ware, bet. McCarty and Merrill
Karnoty John W. shoemaker, J. A. Com-
ingore & Co. r. 267 E. Washington
Karnoty Julius, porter, W. R. Hogshire
& (Jo. r, 267 E. Washington
Katestiiie J. clothing. Bates House, r. 188
W. Ohio
Kattenbach Edward (E. & H. Katten-
bach), r. 279 Massachusetts a v.
Katteobach E. & H. grocers and feed
dealers, 275 Massachusetts av.
Kattenbach Henry C. (E. & H. Katten-
bach), r. 279 -Massachusetts av.
Kattenbach Henry, at E. & 11. Katten-
bach, r. 279 Massachusetts av.
Katteiihorn John, bds. 220 S. Noble
Kattmeier William, fancy goods, bds.
Bates House
Katzcnstein Julius (Katzenstein & Wach-
tel), r. Ohio, nr. Mississippi
Katzenstein & Wachtel (Julius Katzen-
stein, Moses Wachtel and William S.
Tucker), clothing and mer. tailors,
3 Bates House, W. Washington
Kauffman Charles, salesman, Laudaner &
Co. bds. Spencer House
Kauffraann Ludwig, with P. Spitzfaden,
bds. 252 S. Delaware
Kauffman Wm. H. clerk. Palmer House
St., bet. Market and Meridian.
Trimmings of Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., 20 West Washington Street.
KAU
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Kaufifman Moritz, butcher, Ohio, bet.
Canal and West, r. East, bet. North
and Michigan
Kaufman A. agt. S. Kaufman, r. 389 N.
Pennsylvania
Kaufman S. liquors and bitters, 213 E.
Washington, bds. Little's Hotel
Kaufmanann G. A. coUarmaker, r. 70 S.
Delaware
Kaupke Frank H. salesman, H. W. Keehn
& Co. bds. 1(34 W. Maryland
Kavanaugh Edward, lab. Indianapolis
Rolling Mill
Kavanaugh Larry, helper, Indianapolis
Roiling Mill
Kavanaugh P;it. striker, B. R. R.
Kay Joseph, wagonmaker, 281 W. Wash-
ington, r. 208 W. Ohio
Kay Mary, r. 208 W. Ohio
Kaylor Frank, hackman, r. 136 N. Noble
Kaylor John, grocer, se. cor. Noble and
Michigan, r. 244 N. Noble
Kealey Andrew, printer, Hall & Hutch-
inson, bds. 24 Buchanan
Kealey Patrick, lab. I. & C. R. R. r. 24
Buchanan
Keath James A. carpenter, W. L. Foster,
r. Stringtown, nr. Boyd's grocery
Keating Jefrey lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill, r. 207 High
Keating L. U. Miss, teiicher, St. Peter's
School, Dougherty, nr. Virginia av.
Keatinge Joseph J. book-keeper, T. C.
Stiickland, r. New York, cor. East
Keay Wm. stonemason, r. 385 N. East
Keay Wm. F. elk. bds. 385 N. East.
Keehn Albert S. printer, Daily Herald,
b^ls, 130 N. Mississippi
Keehn Hiram W. (H. W. Keehn & Co.),
r. 130 N. Mississippi
Keehn H. W. & Co. (Hiram W. Keehn
and James W. Smither), grocers, 24
S. Meridian
Keeheler John, lab. B. R. R. 354 Winston
Keeler William, -whitewasher, r. 134
Spring
Keeley Dan. bricklayer, r. 189 N. Noble
Keely Alfred, bricklayer, r. 291 E. Ohio
Keely Dan. jr. bricklayer, bds. 189 N.
Noble
Keely Henry, carpenter, bds. 162 E.
Michigan
bds. 189 N. No-
Keely Isaac, bricklay
ble
Keely John, bricklayer, bds. 189 N. Noble
Keely John S. mason, r. 124 N. East
Keely Joseph, carpenter, r. 162 E. Mich-
igan
Keely Marion, bds. 162 E. Michigan
Keely Oliver S. bricklayer, r. 301 E.
Ohio, cor. Liberty
Keely Sam. baker, Powell's bakery, bds.
191 N. Noble
W. G. Dabbs sells the Porcelain Material for the New Photo. Miniatures.
E-vjai?,^^ BoiD^^r
That has Good Property Insures
WITH THE SINNISSIPPI.
Keely William, carpenter, r. 158 E. Mich-
igan
Keely W. H. brickmason. r. 309 E. Ohio
Keen Earnst, tailor, 124 S. Illinois, r.
123 Spring
Keenan B. H. contractor, bds. 119 W.
South
Keenan M. Mrs. r. 105 S. Noble
Keers James, packer, Capital Mills, bds.
Mrs. Keers', rear Capital Mills, ou
L. R. R.
Keers William, packer, Capital Mills, r.
rear Capital Mill, ou R. R,
Keesee Rachael .Mrs. r. is. Gih, cor. Ten-
nessee
Keesee William, grocer, 300 Blake, r.
same
Keeth Jnmes, teamster, r. Ill Meek
Kehling H. Mrs. r. 163 St. Joseph
Kehrer Louisa Mrs. 156 St. Joseph
Keifer Jacob, machinist, Sinker & Co. r.
132 St. .Joseph
Keifer Jacob E. money receiving elk.
Adams Express Co. r. N. East, cor.
Michigan
Keker Sophia Mrs. r. 386 N. New Jer-
sey
Kelleher David, peddler, N. Mississippi,
ne. cor. 7th
Kelleher James, shoemakei', r. 38 Forest
av.
Kellenger John, carpenter, 326 E. Mar-
ket, r. 328 E. Market
Keller Daniel, r. 180 Vermont
Keller Edwin, jeweler, W. H. Craft, bds.
113 N. Illinois
Keller Frederick, editor Indiana Free
Press, r. N. East, bet. St. Clair and
Craig
Keller Henry I. barkeeper, Henry Burk,
bds. 13 W. Washington
Keller William, gunsmith, r. 123 W. Mar-
ket
Keller Zachariah, engineer, Bellefontaine
R. R. r. 159 Meek
Kelley A. S. student, National Business
College
Kelley Cornelius, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Kelley James D. mechanic, r. 153 W.
South
Kelley John, lab. r. 430 S. Illinois
Kelley John B.finisher, Ind. Rolling Mill,
bds. 153 W. South
Kelley James E. salesman, J. H. Bald-
win & Co. r. 99 N. Meridian
Omar Newman appoints agents for Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, Rus-
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Mnsician ! Dealer !, Friend !
Whoever you are, call again on
A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
For any article in the MUSIC TRADE.
Kelley Kate Miss, chambermaid, Sher-
man House, bds. same
Kelley Robert, mechanic, r. 153 W. South
Kelley Walter, mechanic, bds. 153 W.
South
Kelley Walter, lab. r. 486 E. Georgia
Kellish Martain, butcher, r. 338 Rail-
road av.
Kellogg Charles, bds. 153 N. Tennessee
Kellojxg Newton, mnfr. edge tools, 411
W. Washington, r. West, se. cor.
Market
Kelly Alex, carpenter, bds. 82 E. St.
Clair
Kelly Cornelius, carriage painter, 29 VV^.
Pearl, bds. Ray House
Kelly Daniel, works at arsenal, bds. 178
N. Noble
Kelly James, trader, r. 128 Bluff rd.
Kelly John M. lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Kelly J. E. elk. Fancy Bazaar, r. 376 N.
Pennsylvania
Kelly Michael, lab. bds. 174 W. Michi-
gan
Kelly Pat. lab. 376 E. Market
Kelly Patrick, tailor, H. W. White, r. E.
Washington, cor. Alabama
Kelly R. H. at Empire saloon, r. 23 E.
North
Kelly Thomas, at R. L. Walpole's, N. Me-
ridian
Kelly William, carpenter, bds. 82 E. St.
Clair
Kelly William, lab. Ind. Rolling MiU
Kelso A. W. saloon keeper, r. 36 N. Dela-
ware
Kemble William H. barkeeper, John
Bussey
Kemker Charles, liquor dealer, whol. and
ret. Bluff rd. nw. cor. McCarty, r. 24
McCarty
Kemp Christ, works at D. Root & Co.'s
foundry, r. 256 Winston
Kemp Harrison (col'd), lab. r. 2d, W. of
R. R. on canal
Kemper Henry, carpenter, bds. New Jer-
sey, cor. South
Kemper John M. carpenter, r. 192 S. New
Jersey
Kemper William, boottreemaker,Osgood,
Smith & Co.
Kemph Joseph, shoemaker, bds. rear 218
R. Washington
Kendall John A elk. Joseph Kohn, bds.
69 W. Market
Flannels, large Stock, at
Kendrick Edmund, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Kendrick Edward, miller, r. 32 Ann
Kendrick H. L. carpenter, I. & C. R. R.
shops, r. 58 Huron
Kendrick Oscar, justice of peace, r. 245
N. Davidson
Kendrick Robert J. artist, bds. 73 N.
East
Kendrick W. H. physician, 73 N.East, r.
same
Kenna Mike, lab. r. 174 E. Washington
Kennedy James, r. 179 E. South
Kennedy John C. carpenter, r. 226 W,
' New York
Kennedy James, striker, B. R. R.
Kennedy John M. r. 346 Indiana av.
Kennedy Patrick, elk. Indiana Ordnance
Oflice, r. 161 N. Spring
Kennedy Patrick, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill,
r. 179 E. South
Kennedy R. Frank (Murphy, Kennedy
& Co.), r. N. Meridian, se. cor. Mich-
igan
Kennedy Thomas, elk. Browning & Sloan,
bds. 125 S. Tennessee
Kennedy Thomas, r. 179 E. South
Kenney Thomas, cutter, E. McMillan, r.
52 S. West
Kenney Thomas, stonecutter, bds. 215 N.
Davidson
Kennington John„(,lab. r. 476 Virginia
av.
Kennington M. K. blacksmith, J. M. So-
ger
Kenning'.on Robert, blacksmith, r. 327
E. Georgia
Kenny Con. switchman, L. & I. R. R. r.
270 W. St. Clair
Kentman Mathias, welldigger, r. 236
Massachusetts av.
Kenton Henry S. farmer, r. 263 N. Noble
Kenton John, blacksmith, r. 60 Oak
Kenty Jeremiah, hostler, Sullivan &
Drew
Kentzel .loseph S. printer. Gazette, 34 S.
Meridian
Kentzel William G. printer. Gazette, 34
S. Meridian
Kenyon Charles, carpenter, Mc(-ord &
Wheatley, r. Ill Forest av.
Kenyon John H. machinist, McCord &
Wheatley, r. 318 Massachusetts av.
Keppel Joshua, lab. r. 75 W. Louisiana
Keppel Martin, elk. r. 225 S. Tennessee
Kepple Henry, heater. Rolling Mill, r.
241 S. Mississippi
Kepple Jesse, beater, Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
Kerbey Henry, lab. T. H. shop, r. 162 Bu-
chanan
Kerby Martin, harness maker, Sulgrove,
Reynolds & Co. r. S. Meridian, near
Ray House
Kerby, see also Kirby
No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
sell's Reapers and Mowers, and Palmer's Horse Hay Forks, lock box 378.
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Kerfeot Richard A. elk. Smith & Fosteri
r. 76 New Jersey
Kerkhof Fred. lab. r. 271 Union
Kerkkoif Charles, lab. Rolling Mill, r. 25
Coburn
Kerlile John, soldier, r. 67 W. McCarty
Kern Casper, cabinet maker, r. 392 East
iVIichigan
Kern Jake (L. & J. Kern)
Kern Louis (L. & J. Kern)
Kern L. & J. (Louis and Jake Kern), soda
water manufrs, Michigan
Kern Patrick, servant. Little's Hotel
Kerner Chris*, tailor, r. 328 S. Delaware
Kerner George B. barkeeper, Spencer
House saloon, bds. California House
Kerns Robert, teamster, bds. 232 E. Wash-
ington
Kerper Charles, boarding house, 2 Indi-
ana av. cor. Ohio, r. same
Kerper George, bds. 2 Indiana av. corner
Ohio
Kersey Oliver, carpenter, r. Union, bet.
Wilkens and corporate limits
Kesey N. T. carpenter, r. 175 Bluff road
Kesler Henry, shoemaker, r. 123 W. Mar-
ket
Kesner Frederick, tanner, r. 348 S. Dela-
ware
Kessell Frederick, painter, r. 328 E. New
York
Kesseler Henry J. barkeeper, 14 \V. Lou-
isiana, bds. Walk's House
Kestner Henry, shoemaker, r. 87 West
Michigan
Ketcham John L. (Indiana Banking Co.)
r. Merrill, bet. New Jersey and Ala-
bama
Ketcham John L. (Ketcham & Mitchell),
r. 97 E. Merrill
Ketcham & Mitchell (John L. Ketcham
and James L. Mitchell), attorneys at
law, 21 E. Washington
Keton Mrs. r. 24 Elm
Kettenhorn J. foreman, L. D. Goldsberry,
r. es. N. Pennsylvania, bet. Market
and Ohio
Keuster E. C. pastor Fifth Presbyterian
German Church
Kevers John H. provisions and groceries,
N. Mississippi, cor. 1st, r. same
Kevill Robert L. tin worker, I. & C. R. R.
shop, r. 204 Winston
Keys Melford, printer. Journal, bds. 82
W. Market
Keys Wm. A. bds. 35 W. .Market
Keyser Charles, saloon keeper, 202 East
Washington, r. 15 East
Keyser John, carpenter, r. 276 E. North
Kiefer Augustus (Daily, Kiefer & Rush),
r. 483 N. Illinois
Kiefer Jacob, r. 483 N. Illinois
Kieliver Otto, baker, bds. 269 E. Wash-
ington
Fine Silks, at No. 3
THE SINNISSIPPI
Confines its Business
TO THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Kierst August, harness maker, Sulgrove,
Reynolds & Co. r. ws. Madison av.
bet. McCarty and Merrill
Kightley John W. (Kightley & Moore), r,
176 N. East
KIGHTLEY & MOORE, (Jno. W. Kightley
and George F. Moore), whol. and ret.
dealers in agricultural implements,
75 W. Washington
Killfeather Michael, bricklayer, r. 375
W. Washington
Killgoer John W. carpenter, r. 34 Wins-
ton
KILGORE JOHN, dentist, Miller's blk.
52 N. Illinois, cor. Market, bds. Macy
House
Kimball Eben AV. att'y at law and not.
pub. 46 E.Washington, r.384 N. Me-
ridian
Kimball Frank, dep. elk. Supreme Court
Room, State House, bds. 19 Virginia
av.
Kimball G. H. lab. CottreU & Knight, r
288 S. East
Kimball Wm. barkeeper, John Bussey,
bds. with same
Kimble Thomas, elk. Hays & Rosenthal,
bds. 33 W. Maryland
Kimerer Frederick, boot and shoe maker,
A. Knodle, bds. 32 E. Ohio
Kimling Ann Miss, r. 70 E. Maryland
Kincade Lyman, bds. 144 N. Tennessee
Kindel Joseph, fireman, S. C. Frink & Co.
r. 19 Madison av.
Kinder Maria W. Mrs. r. 27 Louckerbee
Kindler Charles, locksmith, 27 Kentucky
av. r. 225 S. West
King A. cabinet maker, Sloan, Burk &
Woollen, bds. California House
King Cornelius, lumber dealer, yard 416
Massachusetts av.
King C. F. carpenter, r. 123 E. McCarty
King David, carpenter, al. bet. Tennes-
see, Mississippi, Michigan and North
r. 261 Mississippi, bet. Michigan and
North
King Edward, sec. B. R. R. r. E. National
road
King George, carpenter, r. 272 St. Clair
King Jacob, founder and machinist, ss.
Pearl, bet. Mississippi and Missouri,
bds. ss. Market, bet. Missouri and
West
King James, shoemaker, Indiana av. cor.
Mississippi, r. 231 N. Mississippi
Odd Fellows' Hall.
Saddlery Hardware, Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Horse Collars, etc., can
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Bates House Corner,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
OF EVKKY DESCKIPTION.
Kin> James M. elk. J. W. Blake, boards
Virginia av. bet. Washington and
Maryland
King John, B. R. R. r. 358 Winston
King John H. blacksmith, r. 51 Peru
King Joseph M. salesman, Rice & Bam-
berger, r. 114 W. Georgia
King J. W. wool agent, C. JE. Geisendorff
& Co. r. '28G N. Pennsylvania
King Peter, moulder, D. Root & Co. r. 54
Bicking
King & Ireland, carpenters, alley bet.
Tennessee and Mississippi, Michigan
and North
Kingan Thomas D. (Kingan & Co.), bds.
Bites House
Kingan & Co. (Samuel, Thomas D. and
James Kingan), pork packers, West,
bet. Maryland and Georgia
Kingham Joseph, broom maker, r. 253
Massachusetts av.
Kingman Frank M. elk. Deloss Root &
Co. r. 131 E. New York
Kingman Nelson, book-keeper, D. Root &
Co. r. 131 E.New York
Kingsbury Francis U. chief clerk office
Star Union Line, bds. 36 W. Mary-
laud
Kingsbury John E. clock repairer, r. 237
Mas.sachusetts av.
Kingsley A. S. farmer. Michigan road,
near Mill
Kinkead Wallace H. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Kinnan A. J. lab. .McCord & Wheatley, r.
104 Hoshrook
Kinnan A. S. Rev. pastor Roberts' Chap-
el, r. 67 N. Pennsylvania
Kinney Jolui, telegraph repairer, W. U.
Tel. Co.
Kinney Thomas, lab. r. 270 Patterson
Kinney Thomas, tailor, 58 S. Wesk, r.
same
Kinnington M. blacksmith, r. Ill Huron
Kinnington Robert, (Simpson & Co.) r.
Georgia, bet. Liberty and Noble
Kinsley M. Mrs. grocery, Michigan road,
cor. 7th
Kipwood George, carpenter, C. Eden &
Co.
Kirby James F. plasterer, es. Illinois, bet.
2d and 3d
Kirby James H. plasterer, bds. James F.
Kirby's, es. Illinois, bet. 2d and 3d
Kirby, see also Kerby
W. G. Dabbs, dealer in Position Cha
Kirk Andrew J. hostler, Hugh Delzell &
Co.
Kirk D. A. turner, r. 131 Meek
Kirk E. Mrs. milliner, 73 N. Pennsylva-
nia, r. same
Kirk E. A. wood turner, r. 131 .Meek
Kirk John, baker, r. 3o4 Virginia av.
Kirk Natiianiel, r. 73 N. Pennsylvania
Kirkwood George, engineer, r. 165'
Bates
Kirkwood John, r. 176 E. South
Kirkwood T. B. carpenter, bds. Walker
House
Kirlin James, dry goods, 39 N. Illinois,
r. 1st, sw. cor. Illinois
Kirsling William, upholsterer, Philip
Dohn, bds. 242 S. Meridian
Kiser Catherine Mrs. wid. r. 68 Massa-
chusetts av.
Kissel Fred, painter, 307 E. New York
Kissel Fred, saloon, 18 N. Delaware, r.
207 E. New York
Kissell Jacob W. barkeeper, A. Shute, r.
19 N. Illinois
Kissling John, brewer, John Meikel, bds.
215 AV. Maryland
Kistner Adam, prop'r California House,
136 S. Illinois, r. same
K.istner John G. boots and shoes, 83 S.
Illinois, r. same
Kitchen John M. physician, office Vin-
ton's blk. op. P. 0. r. New York, cor.
Pennsylvania
Kitendall W. A. engineer, r. 330 E. Loui-
siana
Kittner David (HerflF, Kittner & Co.), r.
235 N. Hlinois
Kittner Henry, salesman, 33 S. Illinois,
bds. Spencer House
Kitzmiller William, carpenter, r. 23 Bu-
chanan
Klauer Henry, marbleworker, r. 173 E.
Washington
Klear P. Mrs. r. 175 Union
Klein Emil Dr. 185 E. Washington, r.
same
Kline George, engineer. City Bath House,
bds. Scott House
Kline George (Vondergotten & Kline), r.
179 N. Liberty
Kline Joseph, salesman, J. L. FAinkem,
bds. Scott House
KLINE NICHOLAS, shoemaker, 283 In-
diana av. r. 361 Spring
Kline William, butcher, at A. Gepper's,
253 Indiana av. r. 10 Harrison
Kling Jacob, carpenter, r. 200 Bates
Klingensniith Israel (J. Klingensmith &
Bro.), r. 478 N. Tennessee
Klingensmith J. (J. Klingensmith &
Bro.), r. 478 N, Tennessee
Klingensmith J. & Bro. (Israel and Ja-
cob Klingensmith), money brokers,
6 Blake's Row
irs, etc., for Photographic purposes.
be bought of Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., 20 West Washington Street.
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Ivlingeiismith Reuben (Sheets & Kling-
ensmilli), r. N. West, bet. SaiTit Clair
!ind Pratt
Klinsinck Henry, barkeeper, 117 S. Illi-
nois, bds. same
KliniTsmilh t'hrisl, street sprinkler, r.
•284 K. Market
Kloone Q. saloon, 4'.) S. West, r. same
Klotz Emil, r. 110 W. Vermont
Klusraan Louis, tailor, 123 Saint Mary
Klutz John, carpenter, r. 413 S. Illinois
Knaep Jolin. carpenter, v. 294 N. Liberty
Knapp (;. L. lab. 233 E. Washington, r.
cor. Alabama and Washington
Knapton James, stonemason, r. 102 Meek
Knaplon Thomas, stonecutter, r. 102
Meek
Knauf Aaron, baker, Camp Morton, r. 257
Massachusetts av.
Knnus Charles, barkeeper, Golden Gate,
bds. Golden Gate House
Knaus Louis, baker, r. 580 E. Washing-
ton
Kneffler Fred. elk. U. S. Court, r. 460 N.
Pennsylvania
Knefler Charles, elk. Spann & Smith
Kneiger Jacob (Juding & Kneiger(, r. E.
Washington
Knichtakor Fied. wood sawyer. Saint
Mary, cor. Delaware
Kniffin Margaret (col'd), works 230 N.
Teniifssee
Knifing Nicholas, N. Illinois, bet. 4th and
5th
Knighon C. J. carpenter, r. 05 W, Mc-
(^arty
Knight Elijah, r. 107 Forest ax.
Knight John (Cottrell & Knight), r. 304
N. Delawaie
Knight J. N. (Knight & Lloyd), r. Ten-
nessee, sw. cor. 4th
KNIGHT & LLOYD (J. N. Knight and
Samuel Lloyd), house, sign and or-
namental painters, 60 N Illinois, up
Btaiis
Knight Win. W. carpenter, r. 494 N. Mis-
sissippi
Knippeuberg Jacob, elk. bds. 166 E.
;V!arket
Knippenberger Jacob, elk, John Ryan &
(..'o. bds Alabama, cor. Jlarket
Knodle Aaam, boots and shoes, 32 E.
Washington, r. 8 Indiana av.
Knodle George, salesman, A. Knodle, r.
80 W. Chio
Knoderer Henry F. (H. F. Knoderer &
Bro.), r. Columbus, Ohio
Knoderer H. F. & Bro. (Henry F. Kno-
derer and Levi F. Knoderer), photo-
graphers, 9 Bates blk. W. Washing-
ion
Knoderer Levi F. (H. F. Knoderer &
Bro.). bds. Illinois, bet. Michigan
THESINMISSIPPI
ISSTJES POLICIES FOR ANY TEEM
Not Exceeding Seven Years.
Knoop John C. student, PURDY'S BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
Knoll Sam. lab. 92 N. Pennsylvania
Knoll William N. elk. Muster Roll Head-
quarters, 70 E. Market ^
Knopf Mike, boilermaker, C. R. R. shop,
r. 222 Railroad
Knotmeyer Chris, carpenter, r. 293 E.
Ohio
Knotter Frederick, lab. bds. 78 S. East
Knotter John, lab. r. 78 S. East
Knotts Nimrod K. sign and ornamental
painter, 18 S. Meridian
Knouse Gotleib, works at Arsenal, r. 340
W. Railroad
Knox John, elk. William Powell, r. 9 S.
Mississippi
Kobis L. elk. Western House, bds. same
Koch David, lab. bds. 287 E. Market
Koch George (Wm. Braden & Co.), r. 14$.
Fort Wayne av. nr. New Jersey
Koch H. H. grocer, 192 S. Noble, r. same
Koch Thomas, lab. Helwig & Co. r. 39
Meek
Koehler Edward, barkeeper, E. Beck^
bds. with same
Koehler John (Kcehler & Laaz), r. 25S
N. Noble
Kcehler & Laaz (John Koehler and Jacob-
Laaz), grocers, 247 N. Noble
Kcehne Charles (H. Lieber & Co.), r.
Delaware, bet. Pratt and Saint Jo-
seph
Kohler Jacob, cutter, Q. H. Heitkam, bds.
Union Hall
Kobn Joseph, clothing, 80 W. Washing-
ton, r. same
KOLB LOUIS, plain and ornamental
job turner, 23 E. South, bet. Meridiaik
and Pennsylvania
Kolb William, boarding house, 21, 23 and
25 Kentucky av. r. same
Koller Charles, elk. 206 E. Washington,,
bds. nr. Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
outside corporation
Koller E. H. grocer, 206 E. AVashington,
r. nr. Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Kopenhafeir Jacob, blacksmith, I. & C-
R. R. shops, r. E. Washington, E. of
corporation
Korris Joseph, carpenter, r. 113 N. Da-
vidson
Kortepeter Henry, lab. T. H. & I. R. R..
shop, r. 62 Buchanan
and North
W. G. Dabbs, Photographic Warehouse, 21 and 23 Circle St.
19
Omar Newman buys and sells Produce, etc., on commission. Agent for
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Were awarled
A FIRST PRIZE MEDAL
At the Woi'ld's Fair in London. 18G2.
Kortepeter Hermm, saw mill, Pennsyl-
vania, bet. Louisiana and South, r.
nr. Soiiiliport
Kortepeter William, tailor, r. 430 South
E^st
Koser John, locksmith, bds. S. Pennsyl-
vania, het.. South ami McCurdy
Kothe William, grocer, 130 N. Davidson,
r. s:ime
Kottraeier William (L. Ludorff & Co.),
bils. BMtes House
Kottemin William, varnisher, Spiegel,
Thorns & Co. r. 247 N. Liberty, se.
cor. Michigan
Rough Ann, servant, 7' W. Ohio
Kowan Frank, bricklayer, bds. 76 Noble
Kown Alex, woodsawyer, r. 300 Saint
Clair
Kown W. N. contractor, r. 76 N. Noble
Kraas Fred, works at 415 N Meridian
KRAAS WILLIAM, prop'r Depot Ex-
change Boarding House, 134 S. Me-
ridian
Krana Wm. (Stahr & Kraas), r. 134 S.
Meridian
Kraig William A. salesman, Crossland,
iAhvguire & Co. bds. E. Washington
Kramer Andrew J shoemaker, bds. at
Ktans', op Little House "
Kramer Chris, tailor, bds. 393 E. Michi-
gan'
Kramer Henry, butcher, shop and r. 80
Massachusetts av.
Kramer William, cabinetmaker, Sloan,
Burk & Woollen, r. 333 S "'East
Kraus Mary C. Mrs. r. 66 St. Mary
Krause Clirisiian, Union Cabinet Factory,
r. 118 E. Piatt
Krau.se C. Mrs. dressmaker, 227 E. Wash-
ington
Krause Heinhald, cutter, 173 E. Wash-
ington, r. 218 E. Washington
Krau.«s .Jiicob (Krauss & Gall), r. 140 N,
East
Krauss .Incoh (Uoversaw & Krauss), r.
140 N. East
KRAUSS & GALL (Jacob Krauss and
Albert Gall), carpets, wall paper,
etc. 101 E. Washington, op. Court
House
Kraut Joseph, Union Cabinet Factory
Krauih Elmir, elk. W. L Haskit & Co. r.
121 N. West
Krauih Ern^-st W. elk. W. L Haskit &
Co. r. 121 N. AVest
Buy your Cloaks of
Krauth Ernest W. (W. I. Haskit & Co.),
r. 124 N. West
Kreager Christ, carpenter, r. 343 E. Mc-
Carty
Kregelo Belle Miss, r. 228 N. West
Kregelo Charles (Kregelo & Son), r. 228
N. West
Kregelo David (Kregelo & Son), r. 228
^N. West
KREGELO & SON (David and Charles
Kregelo), groceries and feed store,
Indiana av, nw. cor. New York
Kreglo Jacob, carpenter, r. 82 E. St.
Clair
Kreider Reuben G. elk. E. Mayo & Co. r.
128 Virginia av.
Kreiss Joanna Miss, waiter, Spencer
House
Kreissnian E. bds. Little's Hotel
Kremev < hristian, tailor, G. H. rieilkara,
r. cs. N. Noble, bet. New York and
Vermont
Krenking William, saloon, r. 277 Massa-
chusetts av.
Kreisch Peter, cigar store, 143 S. Illi-
nois, r. 325 S. Meridian
Kiieger Henry, tailor, r. 223 N. Noble
Krieger Henry, currier, Mooney & Co. r.
331 E. Georgia
Kring John, carpenter, r. 374 S. West
Kring Philip, carpenter, r. 37t) S. VVest
Krist August, brewer, Hariig & Bro. r.
Miidison av.
Krog Adam, eating house, 185 W. Wash-
ington, r. same
Krome Augustus, school teacher, r. 338
E. Ohio
Krome Christian, r. 338 E. Ohio
Kronenberger George, tailor, r. 257 E.
Washington
Kroser Michael, lab Slo^m, Burk & Wool-
len, r. Railioad a v. bet. Souih and
Merrill
Krotts William H. sale.sman, C. E. Goi-
sendorff & Co. bds 69 N. Alabama
Krug G. (Krug & Feiner), r. Noble, bet.
Meek and Georgia
Krug & Feiner (G. Krug and JuHus Fei-
ner), grocers, Georgia, cor. Liberty
Kruger Charles, salesin m, Heiusheimer '
& Block, r. 267 E. .Market,
Kruger Joseph, cistern builder, 267 E.
Market
Kruger Joseph, jr. elk. bds. 267 E. Mar-
ket
Kruing John, shoemaker, L. Wachter,
bds. Union House
Krupp John, harnessmaker, Sulgrove,
Reynolds & Co. r. 343 S. Pennsylva-
nia
Krupp Peter, harnessmaker, Sulgrove,
Reynolds & Co. r. 343 S. Pewnsylva-
Jones, Hess & Davis.
Russell's Reapers and Mowers. See advertisement opposite title page.
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Kruse Christian, carpenter, r. 15 E. Mc-
Carty
Kniss Charles, elk. Hays & Rosenthal,
bils. 144 V^irginia av.
Kryizer John, tailor, r. N. Tennessee, cor.
4th
Kuestpr Charles E. Rev. pastor Fifth
Presbyterian (/hurch {German), r.
31 S. New .Jersey
Kuesler Fred. W. cigar dealer, bds. 31 S.
New Jersey
Kuester William, cigars and tobacco, ret.
84 E. Washington, r. 31 S. New Jer-
sey
Kufuian Solomon, r. 355 N. Illinois
Kugelman Henry, salesman, George F.
iMeyer & (^o. bds. 10 Kentucky av.
Kugelman William (G. F. iMeyer & Co.),
r. "219 N. Mississippi
Kugley Bridget Mrs. wid. Patrick, r. 52
Eddy
Knhlmau E. H. r. 22 S. West
KuhliTi.in William, cigarraaker, G. F.
Meyer, r. 219 N. Mississippi
Kuhrns Benjamin F. teacher, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Kuhn Charles, butcher, r. 207 W. Michi-
gan
Kuhn Philip, at Coburn & Jones, bds. P.
Kuhn's, New Jersey, cor. Ft. Wayne
av.
Kuhn Philip, wagonmaker, New Jersey,
cor. Ft Wayne av.
Kuhn William, baker, r. N. York, cor.
East
Kuitser Frank, blacksmith, r. 163 Union
Kulman C. Mrs. r. 105 Bluff rd.
Kulsheimer George, porter, Pomeroy, Fry
& Co. bds. nr. Rolling Mill
Kunkel Charles, miller, Heckmann's
Mill, r. 150 Union
Kunkel Jacob, harnessmaker, Sulgrove,
Reynolds & Co. r. ws. S. Illinois, nr.
McCarty
Kunkelman J. A. Rev. r. 400 N. Penn-
sylvania
Kunkle John, lab. r. es. Illinois, bet. Mc-
Carty and Hay
Kuntz Jacob, carpenter, r. 525 E. Market
Kuuz N. 11. tinsmith, Deloss Root & Co.
Washington, se. cor. Alabama
Kurts H. P. blacksmith, Mississippi, cor.
Indiana av. r. Indiana av. cor. Blake
Kutemire Charles, carpenter, r. 817 E.
Market
Kuykeudall James W. confectioner, 80
West, bds. 79 West
Kyle Conrad (Hasket & Kyle), r. ns.
Washington, bet East and Liberty
Kyle Marcus, plasterer, bds. Depot Ex-
change
WITH THE
AAZ Jacob, grocer. Noble, cor. Wash
J ington, r. 215 N. Noble
Buy your Silks of Jones, Hess & Davis.
La,ttlz Henry, striker, B. R. R.
Labarre Louis, moulder, D. Root & Co. f.
311 S. Pennsylvania
Lacey Hamilton, hostler. Wood & Fou-
dray
Lacey Lucy Mrs. (col'd), washerwoman,
r. 154 Douglass
Lach D. Mrs. r. 44 Dougherty
Lack Rudolph, elk. Harrison's Bank, bds.
252 N. iMeridian
Lacy John, tailor, F. Goepper 1 Co. r. 286
St. Clair
Ladd Steph. wood train engineei", B.
R. R.
LaDow Daniel (LaDow & Winder), r.
Dayton, Ohio
LaDOW & WINDER (Daniel LaDow,
Dayton, Ohio, and John H. Winder),
marble works, 120 S. Illinois
Lafayette Depot, North, cor. Mississippi
Lafayette Freight Depot, on canal, cor.
North
Lafebie John, carpenter, bds. 35 Indiana
av.
Lafevre Samuel, city council, r. 145 W.
South
Lafluir Frederick, cooper, bds. Walker
House
Laford John, watchman, Union Depot, r.
183 W. New York
Lagaman Fred, gunsmith, bds. 79 N. No-
ble
Lagemnn John, State Armory
Laha Timothy, lab. r. Georgia, E. of Cady
Lahntan Frederick, shoemaker, r. 31
Madison av.
Laibe Arthur, cabinetmaker, r. 28 S. New
Jersey
Laing Samuel, tinner, 67 and 69 W.
Washington, r. W. New York, bet.
Illinois and Tennessee
Lair Jacob, cooper, r. 186 N. Davidson
Lair Phil, carpenter, r. 157 N. Davidson
Laird Charles P. agt. Continental Ina. Go»
N. Y. 39^ W. Washington, bds. Pal-
mer House
Laird John P. carpenter, r. 68 S. Noble
Laird Robert, bds. W. H. Laird's, wa. N.
Illinois, bet. 1st and 2d
Laird Wm. H. book-keeper, Ilapelman &
Vinton, r. lUinoi.s, half a square N.
of corporation limits
Laird William, sec. Eagle Machine
Works, r. ws. Illinois, bet. 1st and 2d
Lake Ellis R. r 265 Bluff rd.
Wholesale and Retail Depot for Carriage and Harness Makers' Supplies,
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FOK
SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS,
And anj article in the Music Trade,
GO TO
A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
Bates House Corner.
Lake Joseph (Lake & Fatout), bds. 520
N. Mississippi
Lake Mary, servant, 216 N. Delaware
Lakin Edward, carpenter,431 E. St. Clair
Lakins Joseph, painter, bds. 35 W. Mar-
ket
Laley Thomas, tailor, r. 225 W. South
Lamb Charles, engineer, bds. 400 N. Mis-
sissippi
Lamb Peter, lab. 251 S. Tennessee
Lamb Samuel, sheriff, Supreme Court, r.
Pratt, ne. cor. Delaware
Lamb Thomas J. teamster, r. 286 W. Mar-
ket
Lambert Joseph, gardener, C. Fletcher, jr.
r. N. Pennsylvania, nr. 7th
Lame John, asst. superintendent, Jeff. R.
R. r. 231 Virginia av.
Lame Lewis, fireman, JetF. R. R. bds. Ed-
ward's House
Lamoine Louis, painter, B. R. R.
Lamotta Charles, tinner, bds. Massachu-
setts av. cor. North
Lamotte Joseph, tin and sheet iron work-
er, Massachusetts av. cor. North, r.
same
Landauer Nathan J. (Landauer & Co.),
r. N. Meridian, nr. city limits
Landauer & Co. (Nathan J. Landauer
and Solomon Bloom), clothing and
gents furnishing goods, 48 W. Louis-
iana
Landers Franklin (Landers, Tarkinton &
Pattison). r. N. Delaware, bet. Mar-
ket and Ohio
Landers James, engineer, B. R. R. bds.
Little's Hotel
Landers John, elk. American Express Co.
Union depot, bds. op.
Landers Milton (col'd), works, W. P. &
E. P. Gallup, bds. N. Mississippi,
bet. 1st and 2d
Landers Thomas, lab. C. F. Schmidt, r.
200 E. McCarty
Landers, Tarkinton & Pattison (Frank-
lin Landers, William C. Tarkinton
and Coleman B. Pattison), dry goods,
whol. 58 S. Meridian
Landers William, blacksmith, bds. 320 E.
Washington
Landers William, lab. I. & C. R. R. shop,
bds. 270 E. Washington
Lnndgraf Jacob, cutter, Dessar & Bro. r.
W8. Douglass, bet. North and Indiana
av.
Mrs.
408 N.
bet.
Ma-
Landingham Elizabeth
New Jersey
Landis Jacob, flour and feed, Pearl,
Illinois and Meridian, r. 128 W,
ryland
Landis Milton M. flour and feed, 27 W.
Pearl, and (Landis & MacArthnr), a*.
E. Georgia, bet. Meridian and Penn-
sylvania
Landis M. M. general freight agt. T. H.
& R. R. R. r. Illinois, bet. Michigan
and North
Landis & MacArthur (M. M. Landis and
J. B. MacArthur), freight contract-
ing agts. to all eastern cities, 101 E.
Washington
Landman Theodore, elk. Rice & Bamber-
ger, bds. Union Hall
Landormie D. Mrs. r. 434 E. North
Landormie Ernest, fireman, I. & C. R. R.
bds. 434 E. North
Landormie Joseph, fireman, I. & C. R. R.
bds. 434 E. North
Landormie Polin, tailor, bds. 434 E. North
Landram William (col'd), waiter. Palmer
House, r. 233 S. Tennessee
Lane E. (col'd), Mrs. wid. cor. East and
St. Clair
Lane Gerrard, lab. Frank Wright's brew-
ery, r. 350 N. New Jersey
Lane John, brickmason, 268 St. Clair
Lane John, teamster, Chas. Glazier, bds.
350 N. New Jersey
Lane Pat. works, 258 N. Pennsylvania
Lane P. S. bds. Little's Hotel
Lang Daniel, carpenter, r. 421 E. Georgia
Lang David, carpenter, Batchelor &
Fearnly, r. 69 W. New York
Lang Frederick, lab. 479 E. Georgia
Lang Frederick, porter, State Oflices, bds.
Maryland, cor. (California
Lang John, shoemaker, cor. 6th and Ten-
nessee
Lang Louis, (Louis Lang & Co.), r. 145
N. New Jersey
Lang Louis & Co. (Louis Lang and John
Hngette), dealers in wines and li-
quors, 29 S. Meridian
Lang Samuel, tinner, McOuatt & Foote,
r. 69 W. New York
Langbein Joseph, toys, notions and gro-
ceries, 200 E. Washington, r. same
Langdbn Caroline Mrs. r. 303 Indiana av.
Langenberg H. H. (IL H. Langenberg &
Co.), r. 339 S. Pennsylvania
Langenberg H. H.& Co.(H. H. Langenberg
& Vogt), grocers, flour and
feed. Meridian, ne. cor. McCarty
Langsdale G. J. (Langsdale & Bowser),
r. Huron, bet. Noble and Pine
Langsdale James K. bds. 325 E. Ohio
Langsdale J. M. W. overseer of poor, r.
225 E. Ohio
Langsdale Robert, bds. 225 E. Ohio
W. G. Dabbs, wholesale dealer In Photographic and Ambrotype Stock.
Horse Collars, etc., at Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., 20 W.Washington St,
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Langsdale Robert, student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
LANGSDALE & BOWSER (G. J. Langs-
dale and S. C. Bowser), grocers, ret.
273 Virginia av.
Langsonkamp William, coppersmith, r.
184 S. Delaware
Lanhams Mayor, teamster, r. 76 Ash
Lanihan John, lab. r. 374 S. Illinois
Lanphere James E. (Lanphere & McPher-
son), r. 416 S. Tennessee
Lanphere & McPherson (James E. Lan-
phere and McPherson), house
and sign painters, 8 W. Washington,
up stairs
Lantry P. lab. r. W. of West, U squares
S. of McCarty
Lapp John D. student, National Business
College
Large Michael, lab. r. 832 Indiana av.
Laimour Jacob, architect, Eden's carpen-
ter shop, r. 6 E. New York
Larned S. J. Miss, teacher, Indiana Insti-
tute for the Blind
Laioy W. F. machinist. Central R. R.
shop, r. 176 Spring
Larson John, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Larson N. carpenter, bds. 60 S. Delaware
Larson Nicholas, piano maker, Trseyser
& Robinson, r. nr. German Church,
S. East
Larurei William (McFarland & Larurei),
r. 2G4 E. Washing' on
Lary Bridget, servant, Oriental House
Lary Edward, lab. r. 42 Bicking
Lasliorn Mrs. r. 219 E. Washington
Latiiam Charles, cashier, American Ex-
press Co. bds. W. H. Lathams, ns. E.
Washington, 2d house out side cor-
poration
Latham Charles, elk. Fletcher's Bank, r.
E. Washington, city limits
Latham Charles, barkeeper, C. Mosher, r.
24 N. Pennsylvania
Latham George, shoemaker, bds. Scott
House
Latham George W. salesman, Horn &
Anderson, 31 W. Washington
Latham Henry, book keeper, Imlianapo-
lis National Bank, r. ns. E. Washing-
ton, nr. city limits
Latham William H. teacher, Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, r. ns. E. Washington,
2d house out side corporation
Lathrop H. S. upholsterer, N. S. Baker,
r. es. Winston, bet. Vermont and
Michigan
Latta William R. (Latta & Maranda), r.
113 S. Illinois
Latta & Maranda (William R. Latta and
John S. Maranda), confectionery and
eating house, 113 S. Illinois
Lauck Michael, iron fiiMsher, Traeyser &
Robinson, r. 391 S. Delaware
W. G. Dabbs, 2i and 23 Circle
Office 35 EMarkei St.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL OVER
S 5 00,0 O O.
LAUER CHARLES, saloon, 202 E.
Washington, r. 15 Bluff rd.
Lauer Jacob H. orderly, Dist. H. Q. 70 E.
Market
Laughlin Dennis, lab. r. 40 Ellen
Laughlin James, lab. McKernan, Pierce
& Yandes, r. Mill
Laughlin James, lab. bds. Joseph Laugh-
lin's
Laughlin John, lab. bds. Joseph Laugb-
lin's
Laughlin Joseph, brickmason, McKernan,
"Pierce & Yandes, r. Mill
Launder H. carpenter, bds. 96 S. East
Laupheiraer August, saloon, 191 E. Wash-
ington, r. 474 N. Alabama
Laurie William, bakery, 264 E. Washing-
ton, r. same
Lavelle James, porter, Browning & Sloan,
V. at store
Laverty James, machinist, r. 98 Buchan-
an
Lavery John, finisher, C. E. Geisendorff
& Co. r. 421 W. Washington
Law Caroline Mrs. r. es. Camp Carring-
ton, on L. R. R. bet. 4th and 6th
Law John, machinist, B. R. R. shop, bds.
336 E. New York
Lawhead Thomas, elk. State ordnance
office, bds. 26 S. Mississippi
Lawler Ellen, nurse, Indiana Institute
for Blind
Lawler James, porter, Adams Express
Co. r. Meek, cor. Cady
Lawler Thomas, lab. r. S. West
Lawler William, engineer, r. 288 S. East
Lawler William, saloon, 90 E. South, r.
same
Lawless M. grocer, 138 S. Noble, r. same
Lawman M. J. elk. Great Western Dis-
patch, bds. Market, bet. Illinois and
Tennessee
Lawrence Arthur V. groceries and pro-
visions, 173 W. Washington, r. 279
W. Vermont
Lawrence David F. teacher, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE, ^tna bldg.
bds. Reght's
Lawrence E. Mrs. (col'd), washerwoman,
r. 2d, W. of Railroad
Lawrence Gustave, actor, German Thea-
ter, r. 32 Kentucky av.
Laws George, lab. bds. 305 Indiana av.
Laws Nancy Mrs. r. 305 Indiana av.
St., bet. Market and Meridian.
Omar Newman, Manufacturers' Agent for Russell's Reaper and Mower, Pal-
LAW
286
LEI
Music Publishers and Dealers in
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Of every description.
All the Street Railroad Lines pass
our Store.
Lawsoa Albert H. bnggage man, Union
Depot, r. 221 S. Abibama
Lawson Christian, lab. bds. Depot Ex-
change
Lawson E. J. Mrs. r. Vance's blk.
Lawson Hans, lab. bds. Depot Exchange
Lawson Sarah Mrs. r. 105 W. Michigan
Lawton Charles A. genl. agt. Indianapo-
lis Ins. Co. bds. Maryland, ne. cor.
Mississippi
Lawton Orin, brickmoulder, r. 400 Vir-
ginia av.
Lawyer John A. miller, bds. Little's
Hotel
Lawyer P. C. (Lawyer & Hall), bds. Lit-
tle's Hotel
Lawyer & Hall (P. C. Lawyer and E. K.
Hall), com. mers. S. New Jersey, cor.
Peru
Lax Elizabeth, wid. Andy, r. 200 E.
Washington
Layman Charles, baker, r. 37G Virginia
av.
Layman James, hardware mer. Dorsey &
Layman, 64 E. WashiBgton, bds.224
N. Alabama
Laypian James T. (Dorsey & Layman),
r. at store
Laycoch C. F. carpenter, bds. Sheridan
House
Laztchal Peter, lab. r. Vance's blk.
Leach James, lab. Cottrell & Knight
Leach John, carpenter, r. 151 Bluff rd.
Learned Charles C. student, Gregory &
Mumford's Commercial College, bds.
Illinois, cor. 3d
Leary P. C. harnessraaker, Reyer &
Thorns, bds. E. Washington, bet. East
and Liberty
Leathers G. C. elk. American and U. S.
Express Co. r. 134 S. East
Leathers W. W. (Leathers & Carter), r.
Massachusetts av. ne. cor. New Jer-
sey
Leathers & Carter (W. W. Leathers and
George Carter), attys. at law, 3 Odd
Fellows' Hall
Leavitt William, carpenter, r. 121 Ver-
mont
Lebrich Louis, elk. r. 330 W. North
Lechene Charle-, boot and shoemaker, A.
Knodle, r. 116 Madison
Lechene Eugenia, milliner, r. 116 Madi-
son av. I
j
Childrens' Furs, at No,
Leek Robert M. salesman, C. Wittenberg,
r. 480 N. Mississippi
Leclaire Henry, freight fireman, B. R. R.
Leddy John, lab. r. 51 Wyoming
Leddy Thonns, boilermaker. Sinker &
Co. r. 153 Huron
Lederer John, brewer, Caspar Maus &
Co. bds. with same
Ledlie John, bartender, Globe Saloon' r.
67 N. Davidson
Lee Archy, carpenter, B. R. R. shop, bds.
265 N. Davidson
Lee Benjamin J. salesman, Tyler's Bee
Hive, r. 20 2d
Lee E. S. physician, 15 Indiana av. r.
same
Lee Henry H. drugs, medicines, teas,
■wines and liquors, 18 and 20 N. II-
nois, r. 189 N. Illinois
Lee John W. elk. John Ryan & Co. bd?.
Scott House
Lee Michael, plasterer, r 319 E. Merrill
Lee M. G. asst. editor, Daily Evening
Gazette, office 32 and 84 S. Meridian,
r. 155 N. Illinois
Lee William, tinsmith, Jacob Voegtle
Lee W. E. saloonkeeper, r. 173 S. Ten-
nessee
Leehy Patrick, lab. r. 2 Ann
Leeson Henry C. book-keeper, r. 127 S.
Tennessee
Leetsch John, patternmaker, Rusch-
haupt, Zschech & Berg, r. 151 Bluff
rd.
Leffler Charles, elk. S. Kahn & Bro. bds.
Union Hall
Lefler William, carbuilder, L & C. R. R.
shops, bds. 61 S. Noble
Lehy Michael, shoemaker, Thomas Dun-
can, r. E. Georgia, nr. City Limits
Lehman Jenny Mrs. dressmaker, 72 E.
Ohio, r. same
Lehman John, porter, W. P. Bingham &
Co. r. California, nr. New York
Lebr F. A. (A. G. Wallace & Co.), r. 230
N. East'
Lebr F. H. real estate agt. 96 E. Wash-
ington, r. 230 N. East
Lehrritier Conrad, saloonkeeper, r. 79 N.
New Jersey
Lehrritter George J. saloon, 143 E.Wash-
ington, r. same
Lehrritter John A. D. salesman, Charles
Mayer, r. 81 N. New Jersey
Leiber Peter, brewer, r. 246 S. Pennsyl-
vania
Leible George (Schmack & Leible), r. 176
N. Winston
Leibrich Louis, porter. Browning & Sloan,
r. 330 W. North
Leigh John, butcher, r. Bluff rd.
Leighton Timothy M. sleeping car, St.
Louis, r. 133 W. N. York
Leirety John, elk. r. 81 N. New Jersey
3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
mer's Horse Hay Forks, GrOver & Baker Sewing Machines, 60 E. Market.
LEL
287
LEW
Lelay Oliver, tinsmith, D. Root & Co.
bds. Hponsel's, S. Delaware
Lemiiig Anna Mrs. boarding house, 328
W. \\:!shington
Lemon AUert, elk. General Pitcher, Pro-
vost i\;:irsh:ill, bds. 409 N. East
Lemon Edvin (Gates & Lemon), r. 244
E. Maikel
Lemon James W. (G. W. Sanks & Co.), r.
67 N. Alabama
Lemon P. 11. notary public, r. 409 N.
East
Lemon William, bricklayer, r. 158 Win-
ston
Lemon Willis, painter, bds. 67 N. Ala-
bama
Lendormy Paulon, silversmith, George
Feller, r. E North, last house near
Railroad
Lennard Michael, lab. r. 67 E. South
Lennert John P. elk. P. A. Fahnestock,
bds. 38 S. Illinois
Lenox Edward, mer. tailor, 35 S. Illinois,
Lent William D. (Forester & Lent), r. 381
N. Illinois
Lentz William, porter, H. F. West & Co.
r. 474 E. Washington
Leonard A. Mrs. r. Huron, cor. Cedar
Leonard John A. hackdriver, r. Michi-
gan, cor. Minerva
Leonard Morris, lab. r. Meridian, bet.
Merrill and McCarty
Leonard Nicholas, stonecutter, bds. op.
Spencer House
Leonard Wyllus, carpenter, r. Michigan,
cor. Minerva
LEONIDAS JOSEPH, professor of as-
trology, 232 N. Illinois, r. same
Leopard E. P. hreman C. K. R. bds. 320
E. Washington
Leopold Herman, elk. B. & L. Gitsky,
bds. 87 S. Illinois
Leppert Nicholas, blacksmith, I. & C. R.
R. shop, r. 23 Lord
Lepinsky Morris (Lepinsky & Goldstein),
bds. 185 W. Maryland
Lepinsky & Goldstein (Morris Lepinsky
and Samuel Goldstein), clothing, ret.
31 S. Illinois
Leromine Louis, painter, B. R. R. shop,
r. 274 N. Noble
Lerne James, painter, boards Depot Ex-
ehange
Leroy W. F. machinist, C. R. R. shop, r.
176 Spring
Lese Henry, bds. 26 Cherry
Leser John, tailor, F. Goepper & Co. r.
St. Clair, bet. East and Chatham
Lesh Aaron B. (Lesh, Tousey & Co.), r.
94 N. California, bet. Vermont and
Michigan
Lesh Louis (Lesh, Tousey & Co.), r.94 N.
California
PAID OVEFi
$40,000 IN LOSSES
During the year 1865.
LESH, TOUSEY & CO. (Lewis Lesh, Aa-
ron B. Lesh and Wood Tousey), gro-
cers and commission merchants, 65
S. Meridian
Leslie Joseph, eating house, 143 W.Wash-
ington, r. same
Leson Henry C. r. 227 S. Tennessee
Le.-sman August, lab. r. 413 Viiginiaav.
Lester Benjamin, cigar manuf. bds. Ed-
wards House
Lester Richard G. painter, r. 18 Douglass
Letrop C. B. painter, works Peru shop, r.
226 Winston
Leugering Bemhard, baker, A. Balls, bds.
180 S. Illinois
Leutry Theodore, lithographic printer^
Wm. Braden & Co. bds. 23 Kentucky
av.
Lever Daniel, student. National Business
College
Levien Raphael, clerk, Heinsheimer &
Block, r. 28 S. Mississippi
Levien S. salesman, Fox & Myer, r. 28 S.
Mississippi
Levy H (A. Garrett & Co.), bds. 267 E.
Washington
Levy Morris, agent, Benjamin Simon, 11
W. Washington, r. 118 W. Maryland
Levy Mrs, wid. r. 140 W. Vermont
Lewellyn Frances, wid. r. 426 E. Saint
Clair
Lewis Albert T. lab. r. N. Mississippi,
ws. bet. 3d and 4 th
Lewis Archie M. carpenter, r. Michigan
road
Lewis Caroline (col'd), servant, r. 74 In-
diana av.
Lewis Harris, hackman, r. 212 E. Wash-
ington
Lewis Hiram L. teamster, r. 407 S. East
Lewis Sarah (col'd), servant, r. 121 West
New York
LEWIS THOMAS A. Great Western Dis-
patch, 82 Virginia av. boards Bates
House
Lewis William, clerk, bds. 433 E. Ver-
mont
Lewis W. H. H. real estate and employ-
ment agent, 94 E. Washington, r. 103
Meek
Lewis W. W. gen. agent Am. Horse Ina.
Co. 13 Vinton's block
Lewitt Wm. clerk, Carlos Dickson, r. 84
W. Washington
Fine Dress Goods, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hal!.
Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., dealers in Saddlery Hardware and
LIE
LIP
BKNHAM & GO,,
Bates House Corner,
Are sole Agents in Indiana for
Knabe & Co'.s, Steinway & Sons,
And. other
FIRST CLASS PIANOS.
Lieber Herman (H. Lieber & Co.), r. 404
Delaware
LIEBER H. & CO. (Herman Lieber and
Charles Koehne), picture frames,
mouldings, looking glasses and art-
ists materials, 21 N. Pennsylvania
Lieber Peter (Gagg & Co.), r. 246 South
Pennsylvania
Lieping Frederick, varnisher, Spiegel,
Thorns & Co. r. 40 Elm
Lier Henry, carpenter, bds. 347 E. New
York
Lietz Theobald, artist, A. A.Barnes, r. 60
Arch
Liglitford J. G. machinist, Sinker & Co.
r. 127 Duncan
Likert George, railroader, r. 395 S. Dela-
ware
Lilley J. 0. D. agent Car Spring Co. r.
Tennessee, cor. 2d
Lilly James W. r. 73 W. Maryland
Limberg Henry, lab. D. Root & Co. r.230
S. New Jersey
Limley , lab. r. 80 Massachusetts
av.
Linas Daniel (Farmer & Linas), bds. Illi-
nois House, South
Linch J. R. clerk, Long & Cochran, bds.
67 Indiana av.
Linchberg Henry, grocer, r. 339 S. Penn-
sylvania
Linck Julius C. (J. C. Linck & Co.), r.
Kentucky av. sw. cor. Tennessee
LINCK J. C. & CO. (Julius C. Linck and
Christian Stawitz), proprs Capitol
Ganien, Kentucky av. sw. cor. Ten-
nessee
Lincoln Charles, salesman, Moses Myer,
bds. Washington House
Lincoln Edwin B. (Hovey & Lincoln),
bds. 94 S. Illinois
Lindemann Edward, editor Daily German
Telegraph, r. \V. Washington, bet. Il-
linois and Meridian
Lindeman Frank, clerk, W. Schoppen-
horst, bds. with same
Lindeman William, moulder, D. Root &
Co.
LINDENBOWER WIDLIAM H. real est.
agent and notary public, 8 Temper-
ance Hall, r. 300 N. Mississippi
LINDER JOHN L. grocer, 393 S. East, r.
same
Lindley Calvin, r. 74 E, Pratt
Lindley H. J. book-keeper, McKernan &
Pierce, r. 66 W. New York
Lindley Hiram (Stanton & Lindley), r.
New Jersey, nw. cor. St. Clair
Lindley Lemuel, B. R. R. r. 219 N. Da-
vidson
Lindley McKenzie, machinist, D. Root &
Co. bds. Wm. BramwelTs
Lindsey Benjamin, carriage painter at
Drew's, bds. 488 N. Mississippi
Lindley Ruth Mrs. r. 74 E Pratt
Lindsey Isaiah C. with S. Behymer, r.
323 N. Illinois
Lindsey M. D. blacksmith, r. Jones, bet.
West and river
Liner Charles bds. Hamilton House, N.
Alabama
Lingenfelfer Archie, r. rear 288 N. Ten-
nessee
Lingenfelter Ashford, carpenter, B. R. R.
shop, r. 271 N. Davidson
Lingenfelter Ashford, jr. bds. 271 N. Da-
vidson
Lingenfelter JeiFerson, carpenter, AVm.
Ay ens, bds. 271 N. Davidson
Lingenfelter J. tV . carpenter, r. Brad-
shaw, 1 sq. west Virginia av.
Lingenfelter W. H. r. 35 E. Circle
Linker William, carpenter, bds. 69 West
Market
Linn Adam, teamster, r. 323 N. Liberty
Linn Alexander, saddler, Sulgrove, Rey-
nolds & Co. r. 23 Ellsworth
Linteman \Ym. moulder, D Root & Co. r.
109 Benton
Lintner C. (J. & C. Lintuer), r. 285 Indi-
ana av.
Lintner J. (J. & C. Lintner), r. 182 Indi-
ana av.
Lintner J. & C. (J. and C. Lintner), dry
goods, boots, shoes, and clothing,
184 Indiana av.
Linton James, lab. bds. 285 E. Washing-
ton
Lintz Anthony, manuf. boots and shoes,
39 W. Washington, r. 17 S. Missis-
sippi
Lintz Godfrey, gardener, r. Western av.
north of city limits
Lintz John K. salesman, Anthony Lintz,
bds. 17 S. Mississippi
Lintz Martin, salesman, Anthony Lintz,
bds. 17 S. Mississippi
Lintz William, clerk, r. 474 E. Washing-
Lions Adolph, boot and shoemaker, 14 N.
Illinois, r. 301 Delaware
Lipkink Charles, shoemaker, r. 110 N.
Noble
LIPINSKY I. clothier, 30 W. Louisiana,
bds. 115 W. Maryland
Lipstine Samuel, merchant, bds. 2 Indi-
ana av. cor. Ohio
Lipp Adam, cooper, r. 283 E. Washington
W- G. Dabbs can furnish the best Albumen Paper in the West, at low prices.
Carriage Trimmings, 20 West Washington Street,
LIP
289
LOIS
Lipp Henry, tailoi-, M. Criqui, r. 320 East
Oiiio
LIPPEKD HENRY T. fancy dry goods
and notions, millinery goods, cloaks,
and raantillas, 28 E. Washington, r.
314 N. East
Lipples William, stonecutter, r. 418 N.
East
Liscomb E. A. Mrs. wid. r. 135 N. Illi-
nois
Liseman William, D. R. R. freight house,
r. N. Davidson, B. R. R. track
Lister J. new and second hand goods, 207
E Washington, r. 1st, bet. Tennessee
and Mississippi
Lister Rolla, brakeman, Jeff. R. R. bds.
1st, bet. Tennessee and Mississippi
Lister Wm. with J. H. Lister, bds. ns. 1st,
bet. Tennessee and xMississippi
Littencamp E. tailor, bds. 393 E. Michi-
gan
Little's Hotel. W. & E. Neff, prop'rs, E.
Washington, cor. New Jersey
Little W. F. hoseman, engine No. 3, bds.
227 Virginia av.
Livler J:imes, expressman, Adams Ex-
press Co. r. 205 Meek
Lloyd Gideon, carrier. Daily Journal, r.
241 N. Tennessee
Lloyil Samuel (Knight & Lloyd), bds. N.
Tennessee, sw. cor. 4ih
Lobenberg Abraham, salesman, M. Dern-
bam & Go. r. Illinois, cor. Pearl
Locke Elam, r. 76 California
Locke Erie, banker. New Orleans, r. 76
California
Locke Josiali, r. 463 N. Pennsylvania
Locke Stephen S. painter, r. 286 Indiana
av.
Lockhart Benjamin F. elk. Moody Bros,
r. Indiana av. cor. Tennessee
Lockhart B. F. student. National Busi-
ness College
Locklear L. ]\lrs. (col'd), washerwoman,
r. 4th, W. of R. R. on canal
Locklear Jethro (col'd), ice peddler, 2d,
cor. Howard
Locklidge William, carpenter, at Eaton's,
Market, r. 293 Winston
Locks Olive)' (col'd), waiter, bds. 207 W.
North
Lockwood Isaac, peddler, r. Keeley's Row,
Clinton al.
Lockwood Joseph S. cooper, r. W. Mar-
ket
Lockwood W. W. elk. C. & L C. R. R.
ofiice, bds. Scott House
Loeb Isaac, salesman, 33 S. Illinois, r.
Tennessee, nr. cor. W. Market
Loebenstein Alois Rev. pastor German
M. E. Church
Loevenhart Henry (II. & L. Loevenhart),
bds. 76 S. Meridian
Tfee Sinnissippi
IS A GOOD
HDilESOilPlfSV.
Loevenhart H. & L. (Henry and Lee Loe-
venhart), clothing and jewelry, 67
S. Illinois
Loevenhart Joseph, elk. H. & L. Loeven-
hart, bds. 76 S. Meridian
Loevenhart Lee (H. & L. Loevenhart),
bds. 76 S. Meridian
Loffburo Emma, servant, Missouri, bet.
Ohio and Market
LOGAN A. L. ngt. Edwards, Greenough
& DeVed, 16^- E. Washington, bds.
29 Pratt
Logan Bernard, r. 191 W. South
Logan Delia, servant, 81 N. Tennessee
Logan Patrick, lab. r. 285 South
Logan Thomas J. larpenter, r. 171 Meek
Logan William, plasterer, bds. 64 W.
Maryland
Logue George, lab. r. 530 S. Illinois
Lobman Charles, carpenter, r. 577 E St.
Clair
Lohman William, blacksmith, bds. East,
cor. Louckerbee
Loikle S. baker, bds. 264 E. Washington
Lonergan J no. groceries and provisions,
Virginia av. cor. Noble, r. same
Lonergan Norris, boilermaker, Sinker &
Co. bds. Virginia av cor. Noble
Long Charles, lab. C. F. Schmidt, r. Del-
aware, bet. McCarty and Wyoming
Long Christopher Fred'k, at Fishback's
tannery, r. 3d
Long Eli C. grainer, r. 450 N. Delaware
Long E. M. bds. 502 N. Hlinois
Long Frederick, lab. r. 479 E. Georgia
Long George Rev. r. 202 E. Market, cor.
New Jersey
Long James, plasterer, r. 74 Bicking
Long Joseph, shoemaker, r. 71 E. St.
Clair
Long J. railroad man, bds. 113 Spring
Long J. T. attorney at law, 5 Blackford's
blk. bds. Palmer House
Long Lucretius, receiver. Citizens' Street
R. R. office, 132 S. Illinois, bds. Spen-
cer House
LONG MATHEW, undertaker, 15 E.
Circle, r.same
Long Oliver F. bartender, 199 E. Wash-
ington, bds. 266 E. Market
Long R. elk. bds. 266 E. Market
Long Thomas, huckster, r. 31 1 Massachu-
setts av.
Long Thomas F. (Long & Cochran), bds.
N. Meridian
W. G. Dabbs, dealer in Frames, Albums, etc., 21 and 23 Circle Street.
Omar Newman, E. of Union Depot, Wholesale Agent for Indiana, for Gro-
LON
290
LOW
STEIMWAY &C SONS'
At
BE JUA^nvr sz oo.'s,
BATES HOUSE CORNER.
Long & Cochran (Thomas F. Long and
jNlilton Cocfiran), grocers and pro-
visions. 55 Indiaiia av.
LongsdorlF Henry, Lab. r. 113 Massachu-
setts av.
LongsdorfF William, salesman, Tyler's
Bee Hive, r. Massachusetts av. cor.
Alabama
Lougsdorff \Vm. carpenter, r. Ill Massa-
chusetts av.
Looker F. Mrs. r. 240 N. Mississippi
LOOMIS, NEWTON & CO. (Wm.H. Loom-
is and Newton), fire, life and
accidental fire insurance company,
Yohn's blk. 6 N. Meridian
LOOMIS WILLIAM H., Fire and Life In-
surance, sec'y Ind. State Board of
Agriculture, prest. Marion County
Agricutural and Horticultural Socie-
ty, councilman 8th ward, office
Yohn's blk. 6 N. Meridian, r. School,
bet. Huion and Souih
Loos George, elk. P. 0. r. '267 N. Liberty
Lord James A actor, Metropolitan Thea-
ter, bds. 15 S. Mississippi
Lord .John M. prest. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill, V. Pennsylvania, se. cor. North
Lord Samuel, house painter, bds. 34 W.
Ohio
Lord Louisa Mrs. actress, Metropolitan
Theater, bds. 15 S. Mississippi
Lorman Paul, saddler. Sellers & Wood,r.
al. bet. St. Clair and North, Meridian
and Illinois
Losee T. V. master mechanic, C. & I. C.
R. R. shop, r. E. Georgia, bet. Liber-
ty and Noble
Losehand Bernhard, printer, Daily Tele-
graph, bds. Volk's Garden
Losey John, cooper, N. Noble, nr. Wash-
ington, r. 174 Virginia av.
Losy Marquis D. (Losy & Bro.), r. 174
Virginia av.
Losy Robert C. (Losy & Brc), r. 174 Vir-
ginia av.
Losy & Bro. (Robert C. and Marquis D.
Los\), feed store, 244 W. Washing-
ton
Louch Alfred, painter, George Lowe, bds.
Depot Excbiinge, Meridian
Loucks Christ. B. carpenter, r. 241 Mas-
sachusetts av.
Loucks G. W. painter, bds. 84 Benton
Loucks James, city sealer and inspector,
r. 398 N. New Jersey
Shawls, all styles, at No
Loucks Joseph W. bds. 221 Massachu-
setts av.
Loucks Mary Mrs. r. 117 Oak
Loucks W. W. carpenter, r. 295 N. Ala-
bama
Louden Andrew, r. N.Tennessee, cor. 2d
Louden Henry A. elk. Journal office, r.
N. Tennessee, cor. 2d
Louden Edgar G. elk. C. W. Van Ilouten,
r. ws. N. Tennessee, bet. 1st and 2d
Louden James, elk. B. R. R. bds. N. Ten-
nessee, cor. 2d
Louden James, elk. r. 64 Indiana av.
Loughlin Joseph, bricklayer, r. Merrill,
bet. West and River
Louis Wesley (coVd), white washer, r. 230
W. A^'ermont
Louis William (col'd), bricklayer, r. 82
Garden
Loupliimer August, saloon keeper, 472 N.
Alabama
Lours Samuel, moulder, Charles Cox, bds.
Ray House
Love John Gen. r. 81 N. Tennessc
Love Samuel, watchman, I. & C. R. R,
shop, r. 163 S. East
Love William, real estate agt. 1 and 2
Talbott & New's blk. r. 50G E. Wash-
ington
Love William (Love & Dunn), r. 50G E.
Washington
Love & Dunn (Wm. Love ai.d J.icob P.
Dunn), wood yard, Wnsliington, cor.
Winston
Lowder Samuel T. salesman, Mii'[)liy,
Kentedy & Co bds. Sj.ficei- n^mso
Lowe Charles G. (N. II. i.owe ^; Son),
bds. E. North
Lowe George, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
LOWE GEORGE, carriage ninfr. 12:] JJ.
Washington, op. Court House, r. 321
N. Pennsylvania
Lowe N. H. (N. H. Lowe & Son), r. E.
North
Lowe N. H. & Son (Nathan H. and Ciias.
G. Lowe), carpenters, 30 S. New
Jersey
Lowe William A. (Lowe & McCord), v.
240 E. Vermont
LOWE & McCORD (William A. Lowe
and Leonard W. McCord), attorneys,
room 5 Blackford's blk.
Lowery John, miller, r. 359 W. Washing-
ton
Lowery Robert, teamster, r. 359 W.
Washington
Lowes John, foreman, Coburn & Jones, r.
386 N. Delaware'
Lowes John W. lab. Coburn & Jones, r.
386 N. Delaware
Lowman Mather, elk. U. S. Express, bda.
94 W. Market
Lowmon William H. blacksmith, bds.
East, cor. Louckerbee
. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall.
ver & Baker Sewing Machines, retail office 60 E. IMarket St., Indianp'iis.
LOW
291
LYN
Lown John, lab. r. 59 Hosbrook
Lowr.v George E. elk. W. M. Lowry, bds.
73 MassHchusetts av.
Lowry Nannie, wid. r. 134 N. Liberty
Lowry VV. M. druggist, 65 Matisaehusetts
av, r. 73 Massachusetts av.
Loy D. M. tinsmith, Doloss Root & Co.
bds. 178 Virginia av.
Loyd W. H. refreshment stand, bet. 2d
and 3d on L. R. R. es. Camp Carring-
ton
Lozier John Hogarth, financial agent,
Soldiers' and Seamen's Home, r. ss.
E. Washington, out side corporation
Lucas George H. (col'd), barber, rear 27
N. Illinois, r. 164 Douglis
Lucas Jfimes (col'd), whitewasher, etc.
345 N. Alabama
Luce Fred, bookkeeper, Omar Newman,
bds. 265 N. Illinois
Lucid John, lab. r. 358 S. West
Lucks John, bds. Scott House
Lucky George, brickmason, bds. 60 AV.
Market
Ludington M. Eldred, r. 435 N. Tennessee
Ludlow George, carpenter, bds. 227 E.
Market
Ludlow George L. carpenter, bds. 227 E.
Market
Ludlow Jason, r. 227 E. Market
Ludlow J. clothing manufacturer, 37 E.
Washington, r. 268 S. New Jersey
Ludlow J. ('. foreman, Tate's sash and
blind factory, r. 227 E. Market
Ludlow J. K. bricklayer, bds. 101 N. Mis-
sissippi
Ludlow Silas, traveling agt. E. B. Alvord
& Co. r. 78 E. New York
Lualum J. E. painter, bds. 49 Chatham
Ludorff L. (L. Ludorff & Co.), r. 120 S.
Meridian
Ludorff L. & Co. (Louis Ludorff, George
Borgfeldt, New York, and William
Kottmeier), whol. dealers in notions
and fancy goods, 42 S. Meridian
LUDWIG OTTO, importer of Rhine
wines, 131 E. Washington, r. same
Lukens Richard L. (Luckens & Bracke-
bush), r. 281 Virginia av.
Lukens & Brackehush (Richard L. Luk-
ens and Charles J. Brackebush),
agricultural implements, 85 W.
Washington
Luney William, lab. r. 113 Huron
LUNT J. M. supt. C. & I. C. R. R. over
A. Wallace's grocery, r. 360 N. Ala-
bama
Lupton Albert, student. National Busi-
ness College
Lupton George, physician, 74 AV. Ver-
mont, r. same
Lupton George (.May & Lupton), r. 377
N. Hlinois
INSURE
WITH THE
College
Buy your Furs of Jones, Hess & Davis.
Lupton AVilliam C. jr. paymastt'r. U. S. A.
Ill J E. Washington, r. 230 N. AVest
Lurrett Heurj', grocer, .Main, cor. East, r.
191 Massachusetts av.
Luscher Jncob, lab. Smith & Osgood, r.
75 Coburn
Luscher Nannelte, servant, 94 N. Merid-
ian
Lusher J. lastturner, Osgood, Smith & Co.
Lusking Christ, sr. r. 136 Huron
Luskin g Christ, jr. lab. 140 Huion
Lutes G. AV. compositor. Journal office, r.
340 N. Delaware, cor. Ft. AVayne av.
Luther Alfred, painter, r. 267 N. Missis-
sippi
Luther Moses, painter, Paffman & De-
Turk, r. N. Mississippi, bet. North
and \iichigan
Lutz John, porier, Commercial Hotel
Lux Ellis, upholsterer, Hume, Adams &
Co. bds. Scott House
Luzingler George, lab. (col'd), r. 75 S.
Missouri
Lynch E. Mrs. rear 166 S. East
Lybrand C. C. lab. Ind. Rolling MiU
Lynch Gotleib, leamstei", r. 226 Railroad
Lynch Jacob H. pumpmaker, 165 AV.
Michigan, r. same
Lynch James J. salesman, Austin, Kelly
& Co. r. 174 W. Michigan
Lynch John, lab. McKernan, Pierce &
Yandes,'r. 349 S. Missouri
Lynch Larry, watchman, B. R. R. bds.
Mike O'Brien's
Lynch Martin, lab. Spiegel, Thoms & Co.
bd?. cor. New York and Noble
Lynch Mary Miss, waiter, Siierman
House, bds. same
Lynch Michael, bricklayer, r. 64 S. Del-
aware
Lynch Pat. engineer. Sinker & Co. r.,ss.
E. AVashington, nr. Deaf and Dumb
Asylum
Lynch Patrick, lab, 115 N. Noble
Lynch Wesley, wagonmaker, r. 190 Har-
rison
Lyninger Michael, barber, Blackford's
blk. r. 212 E. Vermont
Lynn Adam, teamster, r, N, Mississippi,
bet. 6th and 7th
Lynn Albert, elk. P. 0. bds. 33 W.Mary-
land
Lynn Jane Mrs. r. 128 E. Merrill
Lynn P. A. elk. P. 0. r. Maryland
Lynn P. A. student. National Business
Retail Dealers in Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Horse Collars, Whips, etc.
LYN
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EVERY PIANO SOLD BY
BENHAM&CO.,
Bates House Corner,
IS FULLY WARRANTED.
Lynn William, elk. Central depot, bds.
33 \V. Maryland
Lynn W. C. elk. C. & I C. freight depot,
bd.=. William H. Campbell's
Lynn W. H. grocer, 69 S. Illinois, bds.
Bates House
Lynn W. S. salesman. Browning & Sloan,
r. at store
Lyon A. J. W. painter, Jenkins, bds. 37
Indiana av.
Lyon Charles, freight engineer, B. R. R.
Lyon John, lab. r. 243 S. .Missouri
Lyon Stephen D. Capt. elk. U. S. Sanitary
Lyons A shoemaker, r. 301 S. Delaware
Lyons Charles, engineer, B. R. R. bds. 71
Peru
Lyons Hannah Miss, washwoman, Spen-
cer House
Lyons Harvey, bds. 31 Indiana av.
Lyons John, cooper, r 309 W. Market
Lyons James, lab. r. 145 N. Mississippi
Lyons Mary Miss, r. 309 W. Market
Lyons .Mary Miss, washwoman, Spencer
House
Lyons Mary, wid. Timothy, ns. Merrill,
nr. Canal
Commission, bds. 83 N Pennsylvania
Lyons Timothy, lab. r. 46 Wyoming
Lyons William, r. 225 S. Delaware
Lyons Willium G. W. elk. Ferguson &
Mansur, r. 298 Railroad av.
Lytle John K. elk. W. & H. Glenn, r. 33
Blackford's blk., E. Washington
Lytle Robert, carpenter, r. 253 S. Missis-
sippi
Lytle Robert A. elk. W. & H. Glenn, bds.
95 N. Pennsylvania
Lytton Preston, brickmason, r. 325 E.
Walnut
McAKER Thomas J. barkeeper, David
Doty, bds. 83 E. Washington
McAndrews Ellen, servant, 81 N. New
Jersey
McAnulty Peter A. stock dealer, r. 461
N. Tennessee
McArthur John B. miller, r. 270N. West
McBaker Charles E. bds. 170 E. Michi-
gan
McBaker Thomas, saloon. Pearl, r. 170
E. Michigan
McBaker W infield S. at Pearl St. saloon,
bds. 176 E. Michigan
McBride John, saloon, bds. 252 N. Mis-
sissippi
W. G. Dabbs keeps the best Chemicals
McBride Julius C. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
McBride Michael, peddler, r. 270 N. Lib-
erty
McCabe John, barkeeper, bds. 208 West
Washington
McCabe Matthew, machinist, I. k C. shop,
r. 9 Forest av.
McCalley Jacob, wagon maker, shop 189
Indiana av. r. 51 Briglit
McCallian John, r. 58 Huron
MtCamick Sanford, bds. 35 W. Market
McCann Kate, chambermaid, Little's Ho-
tel
McCann Pat, lab. Capitol Mills, r. 256 S.
Delaware
McCann S. D. physician, office and r. 69
N. East
McCarn George W. (McCarn & Hatch),
bds. 92 Pennsj'lvania
.McCARN & HATCH, (George W. McCarn
and Lucian B. Hatch), gen. agents
Security Life Ins. Co. N. Y. room 2,
Blake's Commercial row
McCarthy Charles, lab. r. 96 Railroad
McCarthy Mary, wid. r. 376 E. Market
McCarthy Stephen, lab. bds. 365 E. Mar-
ket
McCatty James, lab. B. R. R. shop
McCaity Jeremiah, lab. bds. 57 Wyom-
ing
McCartv John, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
McCarty John, lab. bds. New York, cor.
Noble
McCarty Lafayette, elk. bds. Scott House
.McCarty Margaret Mrs. r. 122 N. Penn-
sylvania
McCarty Nicholas, real estate dealer,
Washington, sw. cor. Meridian, r.
122 N. Pennsylvania
McCarty Thomas, lab. Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
McCARTY THOMAS B. Auditor of State,
22 Kentucky av. r. 156 N. Illinois
McCarty Timothy, lab. r. 57 Wyoming
McCarty William, moulder, r. 137 North
Delaware
McCauley , clerk, bds. 210 E. Ohio
McCauslin Sarah Miss, r. 175 E. Market
Mct^austly James, miller, boards Walker
House
McCebe Matthew, machinist, I. & C. R.
R. shop, r. 9 Forest av.
McChesney Edward, elk. P. 0. r. 122 N.
Illinois
McChesney George, bds. 133 N. Pennsyl-
vania
McChesney Jeremiah, r. 133 N. Penn-
sylvania
McCHESNEY J. B. treas. C. & L C.R. R.
over Foster, Ilolloway & Co. r. 222
N. Illinois
in use and will guarantee all he sells.
should call at No.
20 West Washington
Street,
Indianapolis.
McC
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McC
McChesney William, paymasters' clerk,
bds. 2-22 N. Illinois
McCiney E.G. bds. Scott House
McClain Josiah, elk. Browning & Sloan,
bds. 146 N. Meridian
McClain Thomas W. teacher, Rider's Nor-
mal Inst, of Penmanship, r. 341 S.
Meridian
McClain Walker (McClain &Guthridge),
r. W. Market, bet. Illinois and Ten-
McCLAIN & GUTHRIDGE, (Walker Mc-
(]laiii and Charles M. Guthridge),
grocers, whol. and ret. 26 S. Merid-
ian
McCiay C. S. salesman. Browning .Si
Sloan, r. at store
McClellan Robert ('. carpenter, B. R. R.
shop, bds. 261 N. Davidson
McCliiten William, lab. r. 285 S. East
McCloiiey Lemuel, lab. r. 51 Hosbrook
McCloud^Mahala, wid. Thomas, r. 135 S.
Tennessee
McClosky J. M. asst. helper^ Ind. Rolling
Mill
McClosky , carpenter, r. W. Michi-
gan, cor. Minerva
McClure Camelia Miss, r. 240 W. Market
iMcLlure Daniel, Lieut. Col. and Chief
Paymaster for the District of Indi-
ana and Illinois, office llli E. Wash-
ington, bds. 175 E. Market, bet. Del-
aware and New Jersey
McClure George, carpenter, es. N. Tenn-
essee, bet. 6th and Tinker
McClure J. II. (Hart & McClure), r.
Pennsylvania, beyond city limits
McClure Jacob, carpenter, r. es. Tennes-
see, bet. 6th and Tinker
McClure .M. L. bds. Walker House
McClure M. F. foreman yard, Indianapo-
lis Rolling Mill, r. 155 N. Illinois
McClure Sallie, wid. Henry, r. 246 West
Washington
McClure Theophilus, printer, Journal of-
fice, r. West, cor. Michigan
McClure T. Miss,, r. 240 W. Market
McClure Wm. book-keeper, James Skillen
& Bro. bds. 15 S. Mississippi
McCollough J. S. clerk, Landers, Tark-
iiigtou & Pattison, r. 323 Indiana av.
McComb John, lab. bds. W. C. Cluck's,
N. Mississippi, es. bet. 4th and 5th
McComb Samuel, man. U. S. Telegraph
Co. bds. 2 Indiana av. cor. Ohio
McComber George, Lieut, and Q. M. 17lh
V. R. C. Soldiers' Home
McCool Wm. lab. Osgood & Smith, r. 355
S. Delaware
McCord B. R. (McCord & Wheatley), r.
one mile out on Shelbyville road
McCord Jacob, elk. grocery store, bds. D.
F. Tedrow's, bet. N. Davidson and St.
Clair, es. Peru R. R. track
THE OFFICE OF THE
Siniiissippi
IS ON GUOITND FLOOR,
35 H. ^kzAUKSSS? STE.BBS.
McCord Leonard W. (Lowe & McCord),
bds. Macy House
McCORl) & WHEATLEY, (B. R, McCord
and William M. Wheatley), lumber
dealers and planing mill, office, 198
S. Alabama, yard 155 S. Delaware
McCormnck Amos D. cutter, Oweu Mc-
Ginnis, r. 382 N. Tennessee
McCormick James, lab. bds. S. Alabama
McCormick Jeddi, carpenter, r. 400 N.
Mississippi
McCormick John L. carpenter, r. Tenn-
essee, cor. 5th
McCormick Lida Jliss, r. 400 N. Missis-
sippi
McCormick Newton, teamster, r. 25 \Vest
St. Clair
McCormack Pat, bds. Mrs. Kinsley's, on
Michigan road, cor. 7th
McCormick Patrick, hot filer, Ind. Rolling
Mill
McCourt Thomas, fireman, gravel train.
B. R. R.
McCowan James H. harness maker, Sul-
grove, Reynolds & Co. boards Ray
House
McCoy John, physician, 151 E. Washing-
ton, cor. Alabama
McCoy J. H. student, Bryant & Stratton's
Commercial College, bds. 102 Dela-
ware, cor. Pratt
McCoy Robert B. photographer, J. D.
Crane, bds. same
McCoy William, railroader, r. Illinois, se.
cor. Ray
McCrady N. bds. 153 N. Tennessee
McCray Luther, lab. r. 420 S. Illinois
McCray Simeon, grocer, 329 Indiana av.
r. 348 Indiana av.
McCrea A. elk. J. W. Copeland
McCrea Rollin H. (Stiles, Fahnley & Mc-
Crea), bds. Sherman House
McCready George, Hunt's auction store,
r. 294 N. Pennsylvania
McCready Frank, tinner, McOuatt &
Foote, bds. 89 N. Tennessee
McCready James, elk. Branch of Bank of
State of Indiana, bds. 89 N. Tennes-
see
McCreery Joseph (Sponsler & McCreery),
r. Springfield, 111.
McOright Joseph B. carpenter, r. 38 S.
New Jersey
McCright J. B. miller, bds. 328 W. Wash-
Nugent's Negative and Positive Collodion, for sale at W. G. Dabbs'
Palmer's Horse Hay Forks. See advertisement opposite title page.
McC
294
McF
INSfByETSBS
For every Musical Instrument can be ob-
tained at
Bates House Corner.
McCrosssn Samuel, r. 220 Indiana av.
McCue Farrel, refreshment stand, on L.
R. R. es. Camp Curriugton, bet. 2d
and 3d
McCugh James, freight fireman, B. R. R.
McCulloch Jacob, r. 191 Huron
McCullough Jacobs, student, TURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
McCullough Wni. elk. Quartermaster's
I'ept. r. 510 N. Delaware
McCue Dennis, lab. r. 33 Maple
McCune Henry W. notary public, 79 W.
Washington, up stairs, bds. 216 N,
West
McCune John, bricklayer, r. 04 Dela-
ware
ilcCune Thomas, carpenter, Indianapolis
Agricultural Works, r. 451 Georgia,
se. cor. (Jady
McCurdy G. W. (A. L. Hunt & Co.), r. 155
N. Illinois
McCutchan Allen, works B. R. R, freight
house, bds. E. end .Massachusetts av.
McCutchan George, switchman, B. R. R.
V. E. end Massachusetts av.
McCutcheon Hugh C. (Carlisle & Mc-
Cutcheonj, bds. 189 E. Ohio
McCutcheon John C. chief freight elk.
T . H. & I. R. R. r. 226 N. Meridian
McCutchan John Kirk, switchman, bds.
E. end Massachusetts av.
McDaraon Richard (coFd), lab. Young &
Jourdan, r 32 W. Washington
McDaniel Reason, lab. r. al. bet. Tennes-
see and Mississippi, Pratt and 1st
McDermott Bernard, hostler, G. W. Bur-
rows, r. at stable
McDermolt James, tinsmith, r. 183 W.
Maryland
McDermott James, boilermaker, Sinker &
Co. bds 133 W. Maryland
McDermott Joseph, stove moulder, D. Root
& Co. r. 159 S. Alabama
McDevitt Edward, machinist. Sinker &
Co. bds. 275 S. Delaware
McDevitt George, elk. Moritz, Bro. & Co.
r. New Jersey
McDevitt Mary Mrs. r. 275 S. Delaware
McDirraoti Henry, bds. 325 Indiana av.
.McDirmott William, r. 325 Indiana av.
McDole Asa, conductor, Terre Haute R.
R r. 410 S. Tennessee
McDonald Alice .Vliss, 139 W. Market
McDonald Curran E. deputy U. S. Mar-
shal, r. 55 Massachusetts av.
Cloak Ornaments at
McDonald David, Judge U S. District
Courts, office room 10 P.O. Building,
r. 203 N. Pennsylvania, cor. Ver-
mont
McDonald Ezekel, attorney, bds. 229 N.
Pennsylvania
McDonald George, prescription elk. II. H.
Lee, bds. N. Illinois, cor. Vermont
McDonald James, pressman, r. 211 \V.
Maryland
McDonald John, war claim agt. bds. 17
Kentucky av.
McDonald Jos. E. (McDonald & Roache),
r. es. N. Pennsylvania, bet. Michigan
and Vermont
McDonald Maggie Miss, housekeeper,
Bates House, bds same
.McDonald Margaret Mrs. dressmaker, 26
V^irginia av. r. same
McDonald Markham, conductor, Street
R. R. bds. 239 N. Pennsylvania
McDonald Mary Miss, teacher, Ind. Fe-
male College
McDonald Milton, student, Comn^grcial
T'ollege, bds. 74 N. Pennsylvania
McDonald Patrick, helper, Ind. Rolling
Jlill
McDonald Patrick, lab. r. 10 Willard
McDonald & Roache (Joseph E. xMcDon-
ald and Addison L. Roache), attor-
neys at law, jEtna Building
McDonnell J. R. bds. Walker House
McDonough D. B. carpenter, 117 E. Ver-
mont, r. 123 E. Vermont
McDougal John, elk. W. & II. Glenn, r.
104 Massachusetts av.
McDougall William, r. 63 S. California
.McDowell Joseph A. book-keeper, Bowen,
Stewart ^ Co. r. Meridian, se. cor.
New York
McElree John, elk. W. & H. Glenn, r. 95
N. Pennsylvania
McElroy Francis, butclier, bds. 69 W.
Market
McElwee John, carpenter, r. 217 N. Mis-
sissippi
McEntire Ferb. bds. Scott House
McEutire James, auctioneer, r. 36 Cali-
fornia
JIcEntire W. 0. confectioner, r. 36 Cali-
fornia
McEntyre L. heater, Ind. Rolling Mill
.McEwen Isaiah, stonecutter, bds. Illinois
House
McEwen William A. asst. editor Indian-
apolis Daily Herald, r. ns. Ohio, bet.
Illinois and Meridian
McFarland C. & L. W. Misses, teachers,
26 E. St. Clair
McFeaters Wilson, refreshment stand, oa
L. R. R. bet. 2d and 3d, es. Camp
Carrington
McFadden Lewis, watchman, State Ar-
mory, r. S. Tennessee
Jones, Hess &. Davis'.
Russell's Reapers and Mowers, Wholesale, by Omar Newman.
McF
295
McI
McFadden L. L. watchman, Union Depot,
hils. 354 N. New Jersey
McFiuideii Wm. l.ib. r. 204 Indiana av.
McF.'iU David, lab. r. Maryland, cor.
Peiiiisylvaia
McFailnnd D. paver, bds. 60 S. Delaware
McFaiiaud Henry, printer, W. S. Came-
10!1
McFarL-.nd Henry C. bds. 293 Indiana
a V.
McFarland R. lab. r. 60 S. Delaware
McFarlaud William (McFarland & Faru-
rei), r. 264 E. Washington
McFaib.nd Wilson, saloon keeper, bds.
J. B. Smith's, N. Mississippi, cor. 2d
McFarlane James M. salesman, C. E.
Gfisetidovtf & Co. r. 310 E. Georgia
McFaneu James, lab. bds. 289 E. New
York
McFarren Nancy J. Mrs. r. 1G3 Fort
Wayne av.
McGaha M Mrs. servant, works 98 Ash
McGalley Ellen, servant, Little's Hotel
McGanaty Marcus, teamster, bds. 256 N.
Mississippi
McGaughey Charles, newspaper carrier,
b.ls. 219 E. Nonh
McGaw Charles B. moulder, D. Root &
Co. r. Dacoiah, nr. corporation line
McGaw John A. dealer in cigars and to-
bacco, 16 Bates House, Illinois, r. 182
N. Mississippi
McGee Fdward, boilermaker, r. 215 S.
.Alabama
McGee Richard, physician, 80 N. Penn-
sylvania, r. 78 N. Pennsylvania
McGehee James T grocer, East, cor.
North, r. same
McGiffiu S. teacher broom maker, Iml.
Asylum fey ttie Blind
McGiunis Charles, r. 41 Virginia av.
McGinnis John, bartender, William Law-
ler, bds. 89 S. West
McGinniss John, grocer, 280 E. Wash-
ington, r. same
McGiunis Helen Miss, milliner, bds. 63
E. Washington
McGinnis Nicholas, tailor, W. Washing-
ton, r. 83 West
McGinnis Owen, clothing and furnishing
goods, 39 E. Washington, r. 41 Vir-
ginia av.
McGinnis Peter, tailor, bds. Central
House
McGiunis P. H. carriage blacksmith, L.
W. Drew & Co. r. Delaware
McGinnis William, lab. r. 117 W. AIc-
Carty
McGinnis William, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
McGinty Martin, grocer, West, se. cor.
McCarty, r. same
McGlashan George, solicitor, Home In-
surance Co. 64 E. Washington, bds.
Pattison House
Cloaks cut and made at
That has Good Property Insures
WITH THE SINNISSIPPI.
McGlia Michael, expressman, r. 90 W.
Nortli
McGlown Thomas, bookseller, r. 109 S.
Tennessee
McGough George, carpenter, bds. 117 AV.
New York
McGownn Jnmes, carpenter, C. Eden &
Co. r. 172 S. Tennessee
McGowan L. F. pay dept. bds. Little's
Hotel
McGrah Daniel, lab. r. 291 E. Georgia
McGrath John, tailor, Herst & Small, r.
77 W Walnut
McGrath Pat. gravel train engineer, B.
R. R.
GcGratt Thomas W. machinist, Sloan,
Burk & Woollen, r. Pennsylvania,
bet. South and Merrill
McGregor Moses R. bds. 224 E. Market
McGregory Moses, blacksmith, bds. 224
E. Market
McGrew John F. r. 293 Virginia av.
McGuire David, lab. 76 N. Noble
McGuire James, fireman, L. & I. R. R.
bds. 55 Fayette
McGuire Robert A. blacksmith, J. O.
iSmith, r. 36 S. Pennsylvania
McGuire Richard, gas filter, bds, 14 S.
Mississippi
McGuire Thomas, grocer, 408 Indiana av.
r. same
McGuyre M. C. gas fitter, bds. Missis-
sippi, bet. Washington and Mary-
land
McHeaney William F. mechanic, bds. 64
W. Maryland
McHew Owen, stone cutter, bds. 82 W.
Market
McHugh Dennis, helper, Indianapolis
Rolling Mill
McHugh John, blacksmith, I. & C. R. R.
shops, bds. 269 E. Louisiana
McHugh John, bell boy. Bates House,
bds. same
Mcllvaine R A. Miss, bds. at Hinesley's,
479 N. Tennessee
Mclntee Ann, wid. r. 329 N. Noble
Mclntire James, auction and com. 96 S,
Illinois
Mclniire John (McLene & Co.), r. 25 S.
West
Mclntyre Lucius, lab. r. 18 Henry
Mclntire William 0. cenfcctioner, 159 E..
I Washington, r. 36 California
No. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Call and examine Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co.'s stock of Saddlery Hardware,
McI
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McM
BENHAM & CO.,
ISateai Houise €or.,
Keep a Complete Stock of
VIOLIN ANB GUITAR STRINGS.
Mclver David H. elk. Baker & Mclver. r.
Eiist, sw. cor. New York
Mclver John C. (Biker & Mclver), r.
East, sw. cor. New York
McKatfray Jolin, r. 50 S. West
McKeiin R. Mrs. r. 151 Pine
McKeanel John, engineer, r. 98 E. South
McKee Alexander, fruit stand, West, bet.
Washington and iMaryland, r. 59 S.
California
McKee Alexander, pumpmaker, r. 59 S.
California
McKee J. A. student National Business
College
McKeehan Benjamin, railroader, r. 301
South Pennsylvania
McKeehan James, tracklayer M. R. R. r. j
N. Tennessee, se. cor. 3d |
McKeehan John, checkman, I & M. Ft. j
Depot, r. 61 S. Noble
McKeehan John, elk. I. & M. R. R. office, I
McKibben Joshua R. carpenter, 40G N.
East, cor. St. Clair, r. same
McKinley Alex, expressman, r. 150 Fort
Wiiyne av.
McKinley James, r. 324 E, New York
McK^inney Henry, elk. Little's Hotel, bds.
same
^IcKinney John A. bds. 102 Oak
McKinney J. M. student National Busi-
ness College
McKinney W. B. house and ^ign painter,
8 W. Washington, nji stairs, bds.
same
McKniff Owen, lab. bds. '2'J'2 Winsion
McKay M. J. gas titter, bd.«. 90 S. Meri-
dian
McLain Anna E. 242 N. Illinois
McLain Mary Miss, 242 N. Illinois
McLane Albert, painter and glizier, 12
W. North, r. same
McLaflin Edward, traveling agt. Mayhew
& Branham
McLaflin William, student National Bu-
siness College
McLaren Duncan, grocer, ret. S. Tennes-
see, sw. cor. Garden, r. same
McLaughlin John (col d), r. 360 S. Ala-
bama
McLellen J. student National Business
College
r. 61 S. Noble McLcne Jeremiah (McLene & Herron),
McKeehan Permelia Mrs. wid. r. N. Ten- j r. 139 N. Pennsylvania
nessee, se. cor. 3d I McLene & Co. (J. AlcLene. Thos. Mcln-
McKelvey John B. porter at Little's Ho- | ^ tire and John Mclntire), paper
tel
McKelvev John B. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
McKelvey J. S. carpenter, 73 S.Pennsyl-
vania
McKenna James, r. 113 S. New Jersey
McKeniia John, foreman, B. R. R. shop,
r. 113 S. New Jersey
McKenna William, machinist, B. R. R.
shop, r. 214 Railroad
McKenna W. I'., machinist, BR. R.shop,
r. 214 N. Pennsylvania
McKenzie Charles, painter, bds. 35 W.
Market
McKenzie John, mason, r. Davidson, cor.
Vermont
McKenzie William, carpenter, r. IMeek,
bet. Benton and Cady
McKernan James H. (McKernan &
Pierce), r. 54 Circle
McKernan Josepjh, salesman, W. R. Hog-
shire & Co. bds. 54 Circle
McKernan, Pierce & Yandes (J. H. Mc-
Kernan, W. Pierce and Yan-
des), saw and planing mill, Ken-
tucky av. nr. Mill ,
McKernan & Pierce (James H. McKer-
nan and Winslow S. Pierce), real
ninfrs. nr. Water, bet. Washington
and Maryland
McLENE & HERRON (.Jeremiah Mc-
Lene and Frederick M. Herron),
watches and jewelry. 1 Bates House,
W. Washington
McMahan John, lab. E. A. Woods, E.
Washington, outside corporation, r.
same
McMahon Pat. freight fireman, B. R. R,
McMauama Preston, harnessmaker, Re-
yer & Thorns
McManimy Bryan, lab. r. 356 S. Tennes-
• see
McMann Ellen, servant, 173 N. Tennes-
see
MclSLannus D. mason, r. Maxwell
McManus Sarah Miss, r. Delaware, nr.
McCarty
McMillan ELI C. clothing and gents'
furnishing goods, CI S. Illinois}, bds.
Bates House
McMillan George, elk. bds. Scott House
McMillan H. K. bds. Scott House
McMillan James W. turner, r. 199 Hu-
ron
McMillan Thomas, switchman, B. R. R.
bds. 74 E. Vermont
ana »VinslOW o. rierue;, it:ai i uu^?. ii u. rciiiiuui.
estate dealers, room W. Washington, I McMillcn D. C. physioian. 108J E.Wash-
cor. Kentucky av. | ington, bds. Little's Hotel
W. G. Dabbs, wholesale and retail dealer in Albums, Frames, etc.
Coach and Harness Trimmings, 20 West Washington Street.
McM
297
MAC
McMillen J. F. physician, 108J E.Wash-
ington, bds. Little's Hotel
McMiUin Samuel (McMilien &Co.),r.
74 E. Washinfcton
McMillin & lo. (Samuel McMillin and
A. J. Cox), real estate agts. and bro-
kers, 17 W. Washington
McMullen J. VV. student National Busi-
ness College
McMurphy Henry, salesman, C. E. Gei-
sendorft" & Co. bds. Tennessee, cor.
W. Washington
McMurray Robert, cigar maker, George
F. Myers, r. 47tj N. Mississippi
McMurry Samuel, poney fireman, B. R. R
McNab Philip, physician, r. 149 S. New
Jersey
McNabb David A. lab. Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill, r. 117 W.McCarty
McNabb Mathew, porter, Adams Express
Co., Union depot, bds. Globe House
McNabb Stephen, baggage man, Union
depot, r. 227 S. Mississippi
McNabb Stephen, brickmaker, r. 227 S.
Mississippi
McNallis Frank, porter, Sawyer & Has-
selman
^IcNally Peter, bds. Walker House
McNamara E. wid. Jeremiah, bds. 11 S.
Mississippi
McNamara Jeremiah, wines and liquors,
whol. and ret. 52 S. Illinois, r. 11 S.
Mississippi
McNamara Mary, chambermaid, Indiana
Institute for the Blind
JlcNara Michael, elk. 1. & C. freight de-
pot, r. 151 S. Alabama
McNeeley Charles, salesman, Sloan,
Burke & Woollen, bds. cor. Ohio and
Mississippi
McNeely E. cooper, es. Canal, end of
Pratt, r. 232 N. Illinois
McNeely John, carpenter, r. 354 N. West
McNeely John B. elk. Lafayette freight
depot, bds. 354 N. West
McNeely Theopolus, cabinetmaker, bds.
354 N. West
McNeer J. F. student, bds. E. 240 Ohio
McNulta John, tailor, bds. Little's Hotel
McOuat A. W. with R. L. & A. W. Mc-
Ouat, r. 21 Louckerbee
McOuat George, r. East, cor. New York
McOuat Robert L. (R. L. McOuat & Co.),
r. East, ne. cor. New York
McOUAT R. L. & Co. (Robert L. McOuat
and Obed Foote), stoves, tinware and
house furnishing goods, 67 and 69
W. Washington
McPeek D. I. salesman, Werden & Sum-
wait, r. New Jersey, cor. Virginia av.
McPherson W. R. (Lamphere & McPher-
son), bds. 74 N. Pennsylvania, bet.
Market and Ohio
McQuaid Pat. expressman, 79 Fayette
THE SINNISSIPPI
Confines its Business
TO THE STATE OF INDIANA.
McQue Thomas, lab. r. 104 Cherry
McRae Simeon, teamster, r. 348 Indiana
av.
McReynold, C. W. operator, bds. 152
INIeridian, nw. cor. New York
McRoberts Henry, carpenter, r. 327 E.
Georgia
McVay David, blacksmith, r. 58 S. Cali-
fornia
McVea David, blacksmith, 277 W. Wash-
ington, r. 58 S. California
McVey Calvin A. bds. 437 N. Mississippi
McVey John (McVey & Huntington),
bds. Virginia av. bet. Pennsylvania
and Delaware
McVey Wm. collector income tax, bds.
437 N. Mississippi
McVey & Huntington (John McVey and
Marion Huntington), flour and feed
dealers, 41 S. Alabama
McVickers Acnor W. cutter, Katzenfcteia
& Wachtel, r. 78 N. New Jersey
McVicker William, r. 78 N. New Jersey
McWall Michael, engineer. Daily Herald,
r. ws. Virginia av.
McWilliams Asby, (col'd), blacksmith, r
237 W. Michigan
McWilliams James, salesman, Werden &
Sumwalt
McWilliams William, lab. r. 168 Blake
McWilliams William S. carpenter, r 36
Helen
McWorkman Henry, elk. P. 0. r. 276 N.
Tennessee
McWorkman Sallie Mrs. dressmaker, 26
W. Washington, r. 276 N. Tennessee
M'
AAS Louis, elk. R. C. Hoffeld, r. Wa-
bet. Liberty and Noble
MacArthur J. B. (Landis & MacArthur),
r. 270 N. West
Macarthy A. B. wid. M. B. r. 80 N. Mis-
sissippi
Macauley Daniel (Parsons, Macauly &
Co.), r. Ekin Barracks
Macauley Jacob, wagonmaker, r. 141
Bright
Macauley John T. elk. Parsons, Macauly
& Co. bds. Pennsylvania, cor. New
York
MacCurdy William W. H. lawyer, 3 Tal-
bott's blk. bds. 17 Virginia av.
Machett Robert M. carpenter, Many &
Sons, r. 169 St. Joseph
W. G. Dabbs, dealer in Frames, Albums, etc., 21 and 23 Circle Street.
20
Omar Newman, Commission Merchant, Indianapolis, Ind., also Wholesale
MAC
298
MAN
PIANO TUNING.
LEAVE ORDERS AT
BEi^lHAM & CO.'S,
BATES HOUSE CORNER.
They employ the Best "Workmen.
Mack John, lab. r. S. New .Jersey nr. Mc-
Carty
Mack Philip, teamster, r. S. California
Mack Thomas, lab. Sloan & Burks, r. 273
S. Pennsylvania
Mackelmer John, brakeman, bds. 320 E.
Washington
Mackey Albert S. carpenter, r. 817 S.
East
Macona Dennis, lab. I. & C. R. R. shops,
r. Elm
Macy David, pres. and snpt. Indianapo-
lis, Peru and Chicago R. R. office,
Washington, cor. Delaware, r. 216 N.
Delaware
Macy House, Palmer & Penticost, prop'rs,
N. Illinois, se. cor. Market
Maddel Nicholas, shoemaker, r. 193 Hu-
ron
Madden John, plasterer, r. 37 Elm
Madden Michael, lab. r. al. bet. S. East
and S. Noble, ur. I. & C. R. R.
Madden Thomas, notary public, 79 W.
Washington, r. 1st, bet. Illinois and
Tennessee
Maddigan Patrick, asst. foreman, B. R. R.
bds. 320 E. Washington
Magel Philip, carpenter, B. R. R.
Maguire Douglass (Crossland, Maguire
& Co.), V. 78 E. Ohio
Maguire Henry, with Crossland, Maguire
& Co. bds. 85 E. Ohio
Mahaffy George B. signpainter, bds. 68
N. Pennsylvania
Mahan W. H. traveling agt. J. & D. Dun-
can
Mahanna John, lab. r. 10 Buchanan
Mahany William, lab. arsenal, bds. 27 S.
Alabama
Maher Patrick, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Mahon Pairick, lab. Rolling Mill, r, 14
Buchanan
Mahoney James, lab. C. & I. C. R. R. de-
pot, nr. C. & I. C. R. R. shops
Mahoney James, gasfitter, r. 58 S. Ala-
bama
Mahoney John, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Mahoney Mary, servant, 191 New Jersey
Mahoney Patrick, lab. 298 S. Delaware
Mahony Daniel, teamster, r. 51 Ellen
Mahorny John T. (col'd), wigs and hair
jewelry, 28 N. Illinois, r. same
Maier John, pianomaker, Traeyser &
Mains Leroy M. dentist, Frink & Wells,
r. 353 N. New Jersey
Major W. S. (Major & Brown)
Major & Brown (W. S. Major and P. A.
Brown), attorneys at law, Black-
ford's blk.
Malen Mary Miss, elk. bds. Scott House
Mallon Mary Miss, saleswoman, Tyler's
Bee Hive, r. 18^- S. Illinois, up stairs
Malloy Rodger, saloon, South, cor. Dela-
ware, bds. 280 N. Railroad
Malona Thomas, lab. r. 470 E. Georgia
Malone Abner, carpenter, r. 32 N. Mis-
sii^sippi
Malone Louis, carpenter, r. 132 Bright
Malone Pat. lab. bds. 58 Massachusetts
av.
Malone Patrick, lab. r. 27 Wyoming
Malone Thomas, helper, Indianapolis
Rolling Mill
Maloney Dennis, shomaker, bds. nr. Ter-
re ilaute depot
Maloney James, carpenter, r. 119 Massa-
chusetts av.
Maloney Mary, servant, r. 137 W. New-
York
Maloney Thomas, lab. Sinker & Co.
Malony John, shoemaker, r. 255 S. Mis-
sissippi
Malott V. T. cashier. Merchants' National
Bank, sec. and treas. Indianapolis,
Peru and Chicago R. R. r. N. Dela-
ware
Malrk Martin, engineer, r. 52 N. Noble
MAMMOTH BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
Mauldiu & Adams, prop'rs, Kentucky
av. cor. W. Washington
Manay John, lab. r. 31 Maple
Manchester L B. (M. J. Thomas & Co.),
bds. 187 E. Ohio
Mane Henry, miller, bds. W^alker House
Maney Hannah Mrs. r. 1 Elizabeth
Manfeld Julius, tailor, Goepper & Co.
r. 29 Chatham
Manfield William, tailor, bds. 28 W.
Georgia ,
Mangan Mike, works, 216 N. Delaware
Mangis Frank, cigardealer, 153 E. Wash-
ington, r. 184 S. Delaware
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
of New York, C. B. Davis, agent, 6
Odd Fellows' HnU
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
of New York, C. B. Davis, agent, 6
Odd Fellows' Hall
Manheimer David, clothing, 55 W. Wash-
ington, r. 172 E. Ohio
Manheimer Henry, agt. clothing 77 W.
Washington, r. 44 N. Mississippi
Maning E. C. hat rack maker, Osgood,
Smith & Co.
Mann Alfred J. carpenter, r. 163 N. Da-
vidson
Robinson, r. S. Delaware
Good Goods and polite attention at Jones, Hess & Davis'
dealer in Agricultural Implements. P. 0. lock box 378. See adv, op. title.
MAN
299
MAR
Mann Allen, carpenter, bds. 78 Indiana
av
Msmn Daniel, carpenter, 354 Railroad
Mann David 0. traveliug agt. r. 313 S.
East
Mann Edwin E. bookbinder, Journal of-
fice, r. 69 N. Jackson
Mann H. hooker, Ind. Boiling Mill
Mann J^imes B. (Mann & Davis) r. 149
S. East
Mann John, mechanic, r. 86 Henry
Mann Henry C. barber and pliysician, 16
W. Peail, r. 116 \Viih«sli, bet. East,
New Jersey, Ohio and Market
Mann John, lieater, Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Mann J. T. teamster, r. 275 N. Noble
MANN & DAVIS (James B. Mann and
Benj. Davis), groceries and provis-
ions, 200 Virginia av.
Manlove William K. (Perrin & Manlove),
bds. 283 E. Market
Mann John, heater, Indianapolis Rolling
Mill, r. 36 Henry
Manning E. C. turner. S. & 0. peg and
last factory, r. 268 St. Clair
Maiinax EUer;, waiter, Linle's Hotel
Maiinleld George (F. Goepper & Co.), r.
336 N. E.ist
Manning Elizabeth, wid. Mathias, r. 184
E. \V!ishington
Manning Thomas S. carriage painter, r.
76 W. Oiiio
Mannus Mitcbell, farmer, r. -ws. S. West,
bet. Georgia and .Maryland
Mansfield George, tailor, F. Geopper &
Co. r. 336 N. Kast
Mansfield Joiin J. Gen., Governer's staff,
t>ds. Bates House
Mansfield Thomas, blacksmith, J. G.
Smith, r. W. Mar^-bind
Manson C. W. student, National Business
College
Mansur Frank, porkpacker, bds. 18 E.
Vermont
Mansur, Isaiah, pres. Citizens' National
Bank, r. Meridian, ne. cor. Ver-
mont
Mansur Jeremiah, r. 18 E. Vermont
Mansur William, r. 19 E. Ohio
Many Adolph (Many & Sons), bds. 125
N. Noble
Many Camil, carpenter, Many & Sons,
bds. 125 N. Noble
Many C. J. (Many & Sons), bds. 125 N.
Noble
Many Gerard, teacher French, bds. 125
N. Noble
Many John, carpenter, r. 127 N. Noble
Many J. B. (J. B. Many & Sons), r. 125
N. Noble
Many J. B. & Sons (J. B. Many, C. J.
Many and Adolph Many), contrac-
tors and builders, 120 N. Spring ,
TIIE8INN1S8IPP1
ISSUES POLICIES FOE ANY TERM
Not Exceeding Seven Years.
Mapes Caleb, r. al. bet. West and Missou-
ri, Market and Washington
Maranda John S. (Latta & Maranda),
r. 113 S. Illinois
Maranty Daniel, lab. Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
Mararetz William, r. 389 S. East
Marbach Henry, r. 18 S. Pensj'lvania
Marchant Isaac, book-keeper, Merritt &
Coughlcn, r. 410 W. Washington
Marcus Elias, carpenter, r. 89 W. Georgia
Marcus John A. salesman, 42 W. Louisi-
ana, r. 89 W. Georgia
Marel W. S. piablisher, r. 440 Virginia av.
Marin Albert, carriagemaker, B. C. Shaw,
bds. 76 S Meridian
Marion County Jail, ne. cor. Court House
Square, bet. E. Washington and E.
Market
Marion Engine House No. 2, Massachu-
setts av. cor. New York
Markhara John W. ws. N. Tennessee, bet.
5th and 6th
Marks Isaac, elk. Marks & Ehrlich, bds.
Bates House
Marks Moses (Marks & Ehrlich), 129 S.
Illinois
Marks & Ehrlich (Moses Marks and Jo-
seph Ehrlich) clothing, 129 S. Illi-
nois
Marl Nicholas, shoemaker, r. 193 Huron
Marmont Hugo, prop'r Jackson House,
154 W. Washington, r. same
Maroany Patrick, lab. r. 193 High
Marone George, Lady's Room, Union de-
pot, r. 441 S. Illinois
Marone Tony, porter, Crossland, Maguire
& Co. bds. 447 S. Illinois
Maroney Michael, lab. Indianapolis tloll-
ing Mill
Marot John R. (J. & L. Marot), r. 233 E.
Washington
Marot J. & L. (John and Louis Marot).
chairmakers, 25 S. Alabama
Marot Lewis (J. & L. Marot), r. 233 E.
Washington
Marquarg Jacob, butcher, r. 99 N. Noble
Marquis Joseph 0. expressman, r. 161 E.
McCariy
Marrarety Patrick, r. Bates
Marsee John L. (Marsee & Son) bds. 203
S. New Jersey, cor. South
Marsee Joseph (Marsee & Son), r. 203 S.
New Jersey, cor. South
The Finest Goods in the city, No. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., Manufacturers and dealers in Horse Collars^
MAR
300
MAR
A. m. BEJ\^ HAITI & €0.,
Bates House Corner,
Keeps the most complete assortment of
Musical Merchandise,
IN THE STATE.
Marsee & Son (J. and J. L. Marsee), saw
and planing mill, bet. S. NewJ^rsey
and East, rear Little's Hotel
Marsh Alfred, carriage trimmer, bds.
Hamilton House
Marsh D. M. traveling agent, Osgood,
Smith & Co. r. 370 N. West
Marsh Elias J. printer, Herald office, bds.
35 Circle
MARSH HARMON, occulist, office, room
20 Millers blk. Illinois, r. 619 N.
Meridian
Marsh Henry B. (Case, Marsh & Wig-
gins), r. 24 W. New York
Marsh John, lab. r. 327 E. Michigan
Marshall Benj. bricklayer, r. nr. Govern-
ment stables
Marshall Charles M. salesman, J. F.
Ramsey, r. 32 S. Illinois
Marshall C. M. Mrs. ladies' and child-
rens' dressmaker, 17 N. Illinois, r.
same
Marshall Edward, City R. R. r. 226 Mas-
sachusetts av.
Marshall Elias, carpenter, r. 103 Hos-
brook
Marshall James, works at arsenal, bds.
226 Massachusetts av.
Marshall John, painter, bds. 67 N. Ala-
bama
Marshall John W. lab. r. 80 Oak
Marshall Levi, carpenter, B. R. R. shop,
r. 344 Winston
Marshall Mattie MisSj dressmaker, r. 26
Ewing
Marshall N. F. paperhanger, Hume,
Adams & Co. r. 74 Indiana av.
Marshall R. F. painter, bds. 213 N. Penn-
sylvania
Marshall Kev. pastor, Fourth Presbyteri-
an Church, r. 523 N. Tennessee
Marston H. M. lab. I. & C. R. R. shops,
bds. Mr. Lasey's Virginia av.
Martain Richard (English & Martain), r.
130 N. Illinois
Marten Gustav, r. 25 S. Meridian
Martin Bernhard, confectioner, M. B.
Hummler, r. 299 N. East
Martin B. L. Maj. paymaster, U. S. A.
Eden's blk. room No. 2, bds. Little's
Hotel
Martin Dennis, salesman, Murphy, Ken-
nedy & Co. bds. Sherman House
Martin George, painter, Spiegel, Thoms
& Co. bds. 392 N. Alabama
Martin Gilbert, blacksmith, Michigan rd.
nr. Toll Gate
Martin Harry N. elk. Paymaster's office,
Eden's blk. E. Market, bds. S. Illi-
nois
Martin Jesse (Martin & Hadley), r. Ma-
ryland, sw. cor. Mississippi
Martin H. C. (Martin & Hopkins), r. 302
N. Delaware
Martin Jesse (Martin & Hill), r. 157 W.
Maryland
Martin John H. (col'd), r. ws. N. Missis-
sippi, bet. 1st and 2d
Martin Joseph, tinsmith, Munson & John-
ston, bds. 52 N. Noble
IMartin J. W. carpenter, r. 166 Blake
Martin. Louis, elk. H. Reese & Co. Ill
and 113 W. Washington
Martin Luther R. (Wiley & Martin), r. 10
E. Michigan
Martin Mark, engineer, Helwig, Roberts
& Co. r. 126 N. Mississippi
Martin Marmaduke D. salesman, Geo. K.
Share & Co. bds. Ohio cor. Mis-
sissippi
Martin Patrick, elk. bds. 166 E. Market
Martin P. elk. W. & H. Glenn, bds. Scott
House
Martin Richard, wagorimaker, r. 74 N.
Illinois
Martin Rob't, moulder, Sinker & Co. r.
177 S. New Jersey
Martin Robert, turner, r. 241 Union
Martin Rudolph, blacksmith, Bellefon-
taine R. R. shops, r. 13 Walter
Martin William, r. 220 S. Noble
Martin William, turner, r. 492| N. Mis-
sissippi
Martin Willis H. carpenter, bds. 257 In-
diana av.
Martin & Hadley (Jesse Martin and Cy-
rus R. Hadley ), groceries and pro-
visions, 125 W. Washington
MARTIN & HILL (Jesse Martin and D.
F. Hill), grocers, ret. 125 W. Wash-
ington
Martin & Hopkins (H. C. Martin and H.
C. Hopkins), agts. Northwestern
Mutual Life Ins. Co. room 9 Talbott
& New's blk. Pennsylvania
Martindale Elijah B. (W. I. Haskit &
Co.), r. 163 Meridian
Martindale E. B. (Martindale & Grubbs),
r. ws. N. Meridian, beyond city
limits
Martindale Julia A. Mrs. seamstress, r.
194 W. Georgia
Martindale William, book-keeper, S.
Kaufman, r. 287 E. Market
MARTINDALE & GRUBBS (E. B. Mar-
tindale and D. W. Grubbs), attorneys
at law, 4 and 5 Talbott & New's blk.
Martins Charles E. (Conklin & Martins),
bds. Palmer House
W. G. Dabbs will print your Card Mounts elegantly at low rates.
and Saddlery Hardware, 20 West Washington Street.
MAR
301
MAU
Martz H. K. millwright, r. 179 N. Noble
MartzdorfiF Adolph, elk. A. Metzner & Co.
r. at store
Masher George W. carriagemaker, B. C.
Shaw, r. Pennsylvania, bet. New York
and Market
Maskill Dennis, lab. r. N. Illinois, bet.
4th and 6th
Maskill Pat. lab. bds. N. Illinois, bet. 4th
and 5th
Mason Benjamin (Mason & Son), r. Pal-
mer House
Mason Benjamin, messenger, American
Express Co.
Mason David, gasfitter, Cottrell &
Knight
Mason Edwin, prescription elk. J. F.
Senour, bds. 152 N. Tennessee, cor.
Ohio
Mason Hampton (col'd), saloon keeper, r.
243 N. West
Mason John (eol'd), barber, under Spen-
cer House, bds. 209 W. North
Mason Luther C. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Mason M. (col'd), eating saloon, Illinois,
cor. Louisiana, r. North, bet. Missou-
ri and West
Mason Madison (col'd), barber, r. 184 W.
Missouri
Mason R. W. tobacconist, P. M. May &
Co. bds. Ray House
Mason Tyler A. (Mason & Son), r. Palmer
House
Mason & Son (Benjamin Mason and Ty-
ler A. Mason), prop'rs Palmer
House, W. Washington, se. cor. Illi-
nois
Masoner Simon, welldigger, r. 58 Hos-
brook
MASONIC HALL, Washington, se. cor.
Tennessee
Mass Andrew, engineer, r. 483 E. Georgia
MASSEY FREDERICK L post adjutant,
office 124 S. Meridian, bds. Pennsyl-
vania, cor. Market
Massey Lt., Col. Simmon's office, bds. 52
N. Pennsylvania
Massej' Jackson (col'd), works, E. B.
Martindale
Massin William, lab. Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
Mather Charles, employee, B. R. R. bds.
292 E. Market
Mather John, engineer, I. & G. R. R. shop,
r. 189 Bates
Mather Margaret, waiter. Oriental House
iMathers Joseph, r. N. Illinois, 1 square
N. of Street R. R. terminus
Mathews G. drayman, r. 2(39 S. Alabama
Mathews Cyrus, carpenter, r. 337 S. East
Mathews C. fruit dealer, r. 212 E. Wash-
ington
inNTJSXJIlE!
WITH THE
Mathews Frederick, engineer, Jefferson-
ville R. R. r. 219 Virginia av.
Mathews James, carpenter, bds. 337 S.
East
Mathews Joseph K. carpenter, al. bet.
Pennsylvania and Meridian, Ohio
and -Market, r. 360 N. New Jersey
Mathews •'. F. elk. Leathers & Carter, r.
360 N. New Jersey
Mathews M. Mrs. wid. r. 237 N. Noble
Mathews Silas (Huey & Mathews), bda.
Scott House
Mathis John T. salesman, C. Wittenberg,
r. at store
Matlock Charles, elk. bds. 333 N. Illinois
Matlock James M. book-keeper. Sawyer
& Hasselman, r. 221 E. North
Matlock William, elk. mustering office, r.
333 N. Illinois
Matlock William, conductor, City R. R.
bds. 333 N. Illinois
Matson Edward P. printer, bds Edward's
House
Matson S. Sinclair, picture dealer, 9 Mas-
sachusetts av. r. same
Mattee S. E. lab. bds. Georgia
Matteson E. L. foreman, bookbindery,
Hall & Hutchinson, bds. Edward's
House
Matthes Clemens (Matthes & Ries), r.212
E. Washington
Matthes & Ries (Clemens Matthes and
Christopher Ries), fruits, fish, game,
oysters, vegetables, etc., 90 E. Wash-
ington
Matthews S. artist, bds. Pyle House, Me-
ridian, cor. Ohio
Mattis George B. (Mattis & Carico), r. 39
Bright
MATTIS & CARICO (George B. Mattis
and James L. Carico), carpenters
and builders, 44 Kentucky av.
Mattler Peter, prop'r, Washington House,
181 S. Meridian
MATTLER STEPHEN, saloon, 92 E,
Washington, r. 314 E. Ohio
Mattron Jacob, elk. r, 121 N. Illinois
Matz John, boots and shoes, 182 W. Wash-
ington
Mauldin James (Mauldin & Adams), bds.
Bates House
Mauldin & Adams (James Mauldin, and
John VV. Adams), boots and shoes,
whol. and ret. 49 and 53 W. Wash-
ington
W, G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle St., bet. Market and Meridian Sts.
Omar Newman, east of Union Depot, Wholesale Agent for Indiana, for
MAU
302
MAY
k:iva,i5e & CO.
Took the First Premiums at the
INDIANA STATE FAIR
In 1862, 1863 and 1864.
BENHAM & CO. ARE THE AGENTS IN INDIANA.
Maurer John, moulder, Root & Co. r. 52
Greer
Maus Casper, (Casper Maus & Co.), r.
32 S. Alabama
Maus Casper & Co. (Casper Maus and
George Kalb), brewers, al. bet. Dela-
ware and Alabama, Washington and
Maryland
Mauseman Frederick, lab. Butsch & Dick-
son
Maxfield George W. farmer, r. 298 Ten-
nessee, C0I-. North
Maxwell John M. (Poraeroy, Fry & Co.),
r. 38:^ N. Meridian
Maxwell J. Fi. book-keeper, J. C. Fergu-
son, r. 466 N. Meridian
Maxwell Milton, at Pomeroy, Fry & Co.
r. 330 N. Meridian
May Andrew, cooper, r. 125 S. East
May Asbury, bds. 354 S. Delaware
May Edward, (May & Lupton), r. 171 N.
Pennsylvania
May Emery (E. May & Co.), r. 75 Penn-
sylvania
May E. J. merchant, r. 16 Henry
May E. & Co. (Emery May and Chauncy
Montgomery), loan office, 34 S. Illi-
nois
May Henry, lab. bds. McCarty, bet. Del-
aware and Alabama
May John, drayman, r. 155 E. McCarty
May Lawrence, tinsmith, I. L. Frankem,
r. 361 S. Alabama
May Pinckney M. (P. M. May & Co.), r.
St. Louis
May P. M. & Co. (Pinckney M. May, Da-
vid K. Pitman and Benjamin R.
Shore), mnfrs. of chewing tobacco,
83, 85 and 87 E. South
May R. F. boots and shoes, 10 N. Pennsyl-
vania, r. 22 VV. St. Clair
May & Lupton (Ed. May and George
Lupton), loan office, 18J S. Illinois
Mayar Timothy, blacksmith, Central R.
R. shop, r. 476 E. Georgia
Mayberry William H. elk. Q. M. Dept.
bds. 340 N. Illinois
Mayer Anthony, saloon, 401 E. Washing-
ton, r. same
Mayer Charles, barkeeper, r. 184 S. Del-
aware
MAYER CHARLES, whoL and ret. deal-
er in Yankee notiens, fancy goods,
toys, etc. 29 W. Washington, r, 285
N. Illinois, cor. North
Mayer Chas. saloon, 228 E. Washington,
r. SMme
Mayer Daniel, hib. Terre Haute engine
shop, r. 172 Union
Mayer Frank elk. 201 Virginia av. r. 176
S. Noble '
Mayer Frank, lab. r. 129 E. Merrill
Mayer Fied. cabinetmaker, Sloan, Burk
& Woollen, bds. 173 S. Delaware
Mayer Frederick, carpenter, r. 247 S.
Delaware
Mayer Frederick, drayman, r. 159 Union
Mayer F. carpenter, r. 339 S. Delaware
Mayer Jacob, finisher, D. Root & Co. bds.
Williarti Kolb's
Mayer Jacob H. bds. ]8 S. Pennsylvania
Mnyer John, lab. r. 150 Winston
Mayer John, carpenter, r. 327 S. Dela-
ware
Mayer John F. umbrella mnfr. r. 123 St.
Joseph
Mayer John, jr. lab. r. 150 Winston
Mayer Joseph, harnessmaker, Sulgrove,
Reynolds & Co. bds. Scott House
Mayer Joseph, ( Mayer & Rheinheimer),
r. 250 S. .Meridian
Mayer Mrs. wid. r. 110 W. Mississippi
Mayer William, elk. Charles Kemfer, r.
224 Union
Mayer & Rheinheimer (Jos. Mayer and
N. Rheinheimer), clothiers, 28 W.
Louisiana
ALayers C. brassmoulder, J. Davis & Co.
r. 79 S Liberty
Mayers Xavier, stoveraounter, D. Root &
Co. r. 322 S. Delaware
Mayers James, carpenter, r. ns. Missis-
sippi, bet. 2d and 3d
Mavers John, carpenter, r. 327 Winston
Mayers William, lab. C. & L C. R. R.
shops
Mayfield L. S. student. National Business
College
Mayham William, traveling agt. J. & D.
Duncan, 77 S. Meridian
Mayhew Annie Miss, actress, r. 25 E,
Circle
Mayhew Elisha, broker, r. N. West, nr.
city limits
Mayhew Enoch C. (Mayhew & Bran-
ham), bds. 59 W. Maryland
Mayhew J. N. elk. L. W. Moses, r. N.
West, nr. city limits
MAYHEW 0. F. with W. H. Loomis, r.
23 E. Circle
Mayhew Parish L. (Ray, Mayhew &Co.),
bds. E. Marketj cor. East
Mayhew Royal Mrs. r. Michigan rd.
Mayhew & Branham (Enoch C. Mayhew
and Edward M. Branham), boots and
shoes, wbol. 129 S. Meridian
Mayo Edward H. (E. H. Mayo & Co.), r.
60 S. Pennsylvania
Fine Alpacas at Jones, Hess &. Davis'
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, Retail OflRce 60 E. Marltet St. Indianp'Is.
MAY
303
MER
Mayo E. II. & Co. (Edward H. Mayo, and
E. C. Hill), boots and shoes, Glenn's
blk.
Mayor's (office, room 5 Glenn's blk. E.
Washington
Mead Micii.iel, boarding house, r. 292
Winston
Meade Jam -s M. machinist, McCord k
Wheatlcy, r. 50 Fore.st av.
Meade Jamts, lab. McCord & VVheatley,
r. 50 Forest av.
Means William C. tobacconist, r. 238
Railroad av.
Meaders William II. carpenter, r. 494 N.
Mississippi
Mears George W. physician and surgeon,
Washington, sw. cor. Meridian, r.
Meridian, nw. cor. Vermont
Mechaley John, carpenter, r. ws. N. Ten-
nessee, bet. od and 4th
Mechaley John B. carpenter, bds. ws. N.
Tennessee, bet. 3d a"nd 4th
Meek Alonzo, engineer, 1. & C. R. R. r.
273 E. ISouth
Meek R. L. with S. D. Meek, bds. 17 Ken-
tucky av.
Meek S. D. livery and sale stables, 42 S.
Pennsylvania, bds. Kentucky av.
Meel Julius, saloon, 220 S. Meridian, r.
same
Msgrew Lizzie 0. Mrs. photographic
printer, T. J. Davies, bds. 124 N.
Missouri
Meier Christena, servant, r. 70 N. Missis-
sippi
Meier Henry (Roeth & Meierj, bds. East,
cor. Washington
Meier Louis, dry goods and notions, Ft.
Wayne av. r. 201 St. Mary
Meikel Frederick, student, bds. 113 N.
Mississippi
Meikel Henry, bds. 263 N. Davidson
Meikel John, bds. 263 N. Davidson
Meikel John Phillip, brewer, 215 W. Ma-
ryland, r. 213 W. A^aryland
Meikel Lizzie C. Miss, r. 21 S. Pennsyl-
vania
Meikel Martin (Liner & Martin), r. 113
N. Mississippi
Meikel Mary C. wid. Philip, r. 113 N.
Mississippi
Meikel Philip, carpenter, B. R. R. shop, r.
263 N. Davidson
Meikel Philip, printer. Journal office
Melling Charles, teamster, r. 47 Douglass
Mellville E. lab. Osgood, Smith & Co.
Melville Robert B. cuiter, Glaser, Miichel
& Co. r. 120 Tennessee, bet. Market
and Ohio
Melville Tnomas, lab. r. 383 E. Ohio
Melvin Edward, lab. peg and last factory,
r. 147 W. South
Mendel Moses, salesman, A. Kahn, bds.
Hotel DeMoos
Velvet Cloaks at No
Office 35 EMarkei St,
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL OVER
S 5 O 0,0 O O.
Mendell Frank (Lindnuer & Co.)
Meng Peter G. carpenter, Spiegel, Thorns
& Co. bds. E. Ohio, nr. cor. Noble
Menger Fred, driver. H. F. West k Co.
Meranda John (Latta & Meranda), r. 113
S. Illinois
Merchants' Despatch, G. M. Balhird, agU
19 Virginia av.
Merchants' National Bank, Hetiry
Schnull, pres. V, T. Malott, cash. 23
N. Meridian
Meredith Albert, mnrbleworker, 64 E,
Market, bds. 74 N. Pennsylvania
Meredith Edward, sawmaker. r. 26 Henry
Meredith Samuel, mail elk. Journal otiice,
r. ws. N. Blackford, bet,. Vermont
and Michigan
Meridiih America, wid. r. ws N. Missis-
sippi, bet, 3d and 4th
Meridith Emma Mrs. r. 284 N. New Jer-
sey
Meridith Richard, carpenter, bds. 464 N.
Delaware
Merkel Joseph, tobacconist, P. M. May &
Co. bds. 22 Fletcher av.
Merriam Edwin D. bds. 92 N. Pennsyl-
vania
Merrick John, printer, Ben Frankliu
Printing House, bds. S. Mississippi,
nr. Washington
Merrill Ellen, r. 244 W. New York
Merrill John S. letter clerk Dist. H. Q. 70
E. Market
Merrill Minerva, r. 244 W. New York
Merrill Samuel (Merrill & Co.), r, 207 S.
Alabama
Merrill William H. D. student, Bryant &
Stratton, r. 244 W. New York
Merrill & Co. (Samuel Merrill and Mrs.
J, M. Moores), publishers, booksellers
and stationers, 35 E. Washington
Merritt B. (Dury, Merritt & Wightman),
r. 562 N. Pennsylvania
Merritt George (Merritt & Couffhlen), r.
172 N. West
Merritt J.J. photographic stock depot,
62 N. Illinois
MERRITT & COUGHLEiN, (George Mer-
ritt and William Coughlen), woolea
factors, Washington, cor. Water
Merrily Washington (col'd), lab. r. 20T
W. North
Merryman Edward F. bookbinder, Wm.
& J. Braden, r. es. Alabama, bet.
Walnut and St. Clair
3, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Carriage and Saddlery Hardware at Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co.,
MER
304
MIL
All ot the Street Cars pass
BENHAM & 00.
M0$IO8TORE
BATES HOUSE CORNER.
Meiz Aunette Mrs. midwife, r. 15 S. Ala-
bama
Meriz Frederick, salesman, Jacob Voeg-
tle, r. 15 S. /Alabama
Merz Joseph, cleik, bds. 15 S. Alabama
Messenger Lyman, carpenter, arsenal, r.
139 Ft. Wayne av.
Messick Thomas, clerk. Little's Hotel,
hds. same
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, Valentine
Butsch, proprietor, VV. H. Riley, man-
ager, Washington, ne. cor. Tennes-
see
Metzger Alexander (Metzger&Striblen),
r. 385 N. Pennsylvania
METZGER E. J. prop. Ind. Free Press,
and Ben Franklin Job Rooms, 13 W.
Maryland, r. 91 N. East
Metzger Jacob (Voegtle <'« Metzger), r.
St. Clair, nw. cor. Delaware
Metzger & Striblen, (Alexander Metzger
and C. C A. Striblen), real est. and
claim agents, Odd Fellows' Hall
Metzler John, barkeeper W. Selking, bds.
with same
Metzner Adolph (A. Metzner & Co.), r.
318 E. Market
Metzner A. & t o. (Adolph Metzner and
Frank Erdelmeyer), drugs and med-
icines, 91 E. Washington
Meusentamp Wm. bib. r. 42 Elm
Meyer Anthony, saloon, 401 E. Washing-
ton, r. same
Meyer Charles, waiter, Louis Lang & Co.
r. S. Delaware, nr. South
Meyer Christ, carpenter, r. 275 E. Ohio,
cor. East
Meyer Cliristian F. picture frame maker,
n. Lieber & Co. r. Liberty, bet. Mich-
igan and Vermont
Meyer Frederick, carpenter, r. 23 N. Lib-
erty
Meyer George F. (G. F. Meyer & Co.),
also ('ounty Treasurer, r. 180 North
Delaware
MEYER GEORGE F. & CO. (George F.
Meyer and William Kugelman), to-
bacconists, 35 W. Washington
Meyer Ludwig, drayman. Washington
Foundry, r. 98 N. Davidson, sw. cor.
Ohio
Meyer Martin, fancy turner, 19 S. Ala-
bama, r. same
Meyer Peter, brewer, John Meikel, bds.
215 W. Maryland
Meyer Simon, clerk, 89 S. Illinois, bds.
Scott House
Meyers Andy, carpenter, B. R. R. shop
Meyers Catherine, wid. Joseph, bds. 33
Ellsworth
Meyers Christ, carpenter, r. ws. Tennes-
see, bet. 2d and 3d
Meyers Emma Miss, boards 24 Indiana
av.
Meyers Henry, clerk, S. Kahn & Bro. bds.
Scott House
Meyers Jacob 0. (Bland, Meyers & Wood-
bury), r. 181 W. Georgia
.Meyers James M. real estate agent, r. es.
Illinois, bet. Isi and 2d
.Meyers John, clerk, r. 485 N. Alabama
Meyers Phelix, carpenter, r. 290 E. Wash-
ington
Meyers William, lab. bds. 365 East Mar-
ket
Michael Charles P. r. 370 W. Vermont
Michael Elizabeth Mrs. r. 240 Railroad
av.
Michael Henry, carpenter, r. 112 Ben-
ton
Michaels John, teamster, r. 69 East Mc-
Carty
Michel Philip, machinist, Ruschhaupt,
Zschech & Berg, r. 246 Railroad av.
Michelfelder John, lab. State Armory, r.
236 N. Noble
.Mick W. E. (Mick & Co.), r. 166 N. Ala-
bama
Mick J. F. (Mick & Co.), r. 390 N. Dela-
ware
Mick & Co. (W. E. and J. F. Mick), pro-
duce and com. merAiants, 33 S. Me-
ridian
Mickey William, painter, bds. 184 S. Del-
aware
Middleton H. Capt. (A. D. C.) H. Q. 70
E. Market
Miessen Alfred, watchmaker, George Fel-
ler, bds. East end of Market
Miefsen Julius, confectioner, r. 293 East
Market
Milam William H. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
.Milcham Joseph M. foreman car repairs,
B. R. R. r. 261 N. Davidson
Mildenberger Henry, printer, Ben Frank-
lin Prinang House, bds. Commercial
Hotel
Milender William (Milender & Clancey),
r. 314 N. Alabama
Milender & Clancey, (William Milender
and Martin Clancey), house and sign
painters, 8 West Washington, up
stairs
Military Head Quarters District of Indi-
ana, 70 E. Market
Military Post U. S. A. 124 S. Meridian,
Col. J. S. Simonson, Commanding
Post
W. G. Dabbs makes the only Frame that can be used on Porcelain Pictures.
No. 20 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Igdiana.
MIL
305
MIL
Millard Elisha, freight, clerk, C. & I. C.
R. R. r. Michigan road, east of cor-
poration /
Miller Albert. C. fireman, Central n^. R.
bds. 320 E. Washington ,/
Miller Anthony, carpenter, r. 229 E. Ver-
mont, r. same
Miller Anthony, drayman, r. 244 S. Ten-
nessee
Miller Aug. school teacher, r. 29 Fletcher
av.
MILLER A. R. photographic gallery, 43J
E. Washington, r. 143 N. Delaware
Miller August, drayman, bds. 571 Saint
Clair
Miller B. W. student, National Business
College
Miller Catherine Miss, milliner, r. 142 N.
New Jersey
Miller Charles, plasterer, bds. 101 N. Mis-
sissippi
Miller Christ, watch repairer, 79 S. Illi-
nois
Miller Christian, lab. r. 230 N. Davidson
Miller C. E. (Miller & Dial), r. N. Illi-
nois. cor. 5th
Millei- Daniel, grocer, 155 W. Washing-
ton, r. same
Miller Daniel, grocer, es. N. Mississippi,
bet. 1st and 2d, r. same
Miller Edward, soldier, r. 269 E. Ohio
Miller Edwin, agent, bds. 85 N. Noble
Miller Emily, wid. r. 271 W. Vermont
Miller E. W. lab. I. & M. depot, r. 170
Madison av.
Miller E. W. Mrs. r. 373 Delaware
Miller Fred, cafpenter, r. 21 Biddle
Miller George, shoemaker, S. Wachters,
r. 2ti2 S. Delaware
Miller George, blaeksmith, George Lowe,
r. 525 E. Market
Miller G. W. physician, 252 N. Illinois,
r. 264 N. Illinois
Miller Henry, brickmasou, r. John, cor.
Peru
Miller Henry, carpenter, r. 304 E. Ohio
Miller Henry, carpenter, 30 S. New Jer-
sey, r. 360 N. East
Miller Henry (Miller & Shauf), r. Ohio,
cor. Liberty
Miller Henry, grocer, Noble, cor. Michi-
gan, r. same
Miller Henry, lab. r. 198 N. Missouri
Miller Henry, printer. Daily Telegraph,
bds. Volks Garden, E. Washington
Miller Henry, stair builder, 360 N. East,
r. same
Miller Isaac, peddler, r. 115 McCarty
Miller Jubez, helpei-, Ind. Rolling Mill,
bds. 67 Norwood
Miller Jacob, barkeeper, William Ess-
man
Miller Jacob, elk. Weinberger & Muller,
r. 62 W. Louisiana
PAID OVER
$40,000 IN LOSSES
During the year 1865.
Miller Jacob, salesman, Louis P. Muller,
jr. bds 72 W. Louisiana -
Miller Jacob R. r. 231 W. Vermont
Miller Jacob V. r. 12 Indiasii av.
Miller James B. painter, r. 172 Virginia
av.
Miller Jessie, hack driver, r. 198 N. Mis-
souri
Miller Jessie F. daguerreotype artist, r.
on L. R. R. track, bet 1st and 2d
Miller Joel F. elk. r. 271 W. Vermont
Miller John, drayman, r, 571 E. Saint
Clair
Miller John, cooper, bds. Spencer House
Miller John, lab. C. F. Schmidt's brew-
ery, r. 424 S East
Miller John, machinist. Case, Marsh &
Wiggins, bds. S. Tennessee, bet. Loui-
siana and W. South
Miller John, porter, Mooney & Co. r. 114
Bluff rd.
Miller John, tailor, r. 60 Railroad
Miller John A. D. carpenter and builder,
. r. 470 N. East
Miller Joseph, shoemaker. 111 S. Illinois,
r. 262 S. Delaware
Miller Josephine, servant, 140 N. Ten-
Miller J. upholsterer, bds. Scott House
Miller J. M. spoke turner, Osgood, Smith
& Co.
Miller J. V. R. Rev. r.433 N. Pennsylva-
nia
Miller Leonard, tailor, r. 118 E. Pratt
Miller Letta A. wid. Thomas, r. 175 E.
Washington
Miller Lewis, tailor, r. Louckerbee, bet.
Noble and Liberty
Miller Louis, blacksmith, bds. 98 N. Da-
vidson, sw. cor. Ohio
Miller Louisa, wid. r. 116 N. Noble
Miller Margaret M. Mrs. boarding house,
r. 370 E. Washington
Miller Mark D. r. 178 N. Noble
Miller Mary, r. 198 N. Missouri
Miller P. F. bds. 169 Saint Joseph
Miller Reinhold, watchmaker and jew-
eler, 79 S. Illinois, r. same
Miller Rudolph, upholsterer, Hume, Ad-
ams & Co. bds. Scott House
Miller Solomon, carpenter, r, 31 S. New
Jersey
Miller Spencer, lab. CoEtrell & Knight
Miller S. S. plasterer, bds. 178 N. Noble
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle St., bet. Market and Meridian.
Sulgrove, Reynolds &. Co.
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Saddlery
MIL
306 MOF
A. M. BEN HAM & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Agents
ForthesiileofKnabe&Co.'s
GoM Medal Pianos,
Miller Theodore, I. & J. freight depot, r.
330 Kailioad av.
Miller Thomas J. fanner, bds.231 S. Mis-
sippi *
Miller Tliomas P. boarding house, 178 N.
Noble
Miller William, chairmaker, Spiegel,
Thorns & Co. r. 115 N. Noble
Miller William, elk Union R R. ticket
office, bds. 2 S. Illinois
Miller William, fireman, B. R. R.
Miller William, genl. ticket agt. Union
Depot, bds. 2 Indiana av. cor. Ohio
Miller William, hack driver, r. 198 N.
Missouri
Miller William, lab. r. 196 W^ Washing-
ton
Miller William, mechanic, E. C. Atkins,
bds. Ray House
Miller & Dial (C. E Miller and F. A
Dial), patent right agts. Eden's blk.
E. Market, Room No. 3.
Miller & Shauf (Henry Miller and Val-
entine Sliauf), carpenters and build-
ers, 126 N. New Jersey
Milliken Samuel, druggist, bds. 161 N.
Davidson
Milliner Davis, r. 340 E. New York
Millis Jewell, elk. Oriental House, r.
same
Millerman Charles, lab. Spiegel, Thorns
& <'o. r. 124 Saint Joseph
Millerman Christian, cabinetmaker, r. S.
New Jersey, one square south of
brewery
Mills David, stable keeper, Gates & Pray,
r. 74 North
Mills Frank M. Miss, elk. R. A. Camp-
bell, bds. 215 W. Ohio
Mills Layion, stable keeper, r. 180 Mas-
sachusetts av.
Milton H.T. carpenter, r. 388 Indiana av.
Milton Jane (col'd], works 442 N. Penn-
sylvania
Mims Joseph, carpenter, bds. 512 N. Mis-
sissippi
Minehan Kate, wid. Philip, r. 568 E.
Washington
Miner Margaret Mrs. wid. r. 31 Indiana
av.
Miner Wyllis, elk. bds. 239 W. Market
Miner W. R book-keeper, Connely, Wiles
& Co. bds. 11. B. Emmerson's
Minger Fred. elk. bds. 474 E. Washing-
ton
Furs of all kinds at No
Minick David C. (D. C. Miuick & Co.),
bds. 17 W. Washington
MINICK D. C. & CO. (David C. Minick
and Hamilton B. White), real es-
tate and claim agts. 17 W. Wash-
ington, room 2
Minick Hiram, r. 347 S. Pennsylvania
Mink Mary^ servant, r. 172 N. Missis-
sippi
Mink Philip, mechanic, r. 274 S. Missis-
sippi
Minnahau Andrew, lab. r. 276 S. Dela-
ware
Minnick Ellen Mrs. bds. Little's Hotel
Minter Herman (Frese & Minter), r. S.
Delaware, cor. Virginia av.
Mission Sabbath School (Baptist), Noble,
bet. South and Huron
Mission Sunday School, Madison av. cor
Merrill
Mitchel Jacob (Glazer, Mitchel & Co.), r
36 N. East
Mitchell Burrel (cold), barber, r. 230 N
Missouri
Mitchell James L. (Ketcham & Mitchell)
bds. 108 Virginia av.
Mitchell Mary, wid. Henry B. r. end W.
Washington
Mitchell M. J. Miss (col'd), dressmaker,
bds. 229 N. Tennessee
Mitchell William, foreman, Gcorcie Lowe,
r. 282 E. Saint Clair
Mitchell William (col'd), teamster, r. 116
Ash
Mitchell William M. carriage malor, r.
282 Saint Clair
Mittay I. barkeeper, r. 347 E. Nev,- York
Mitten Geo. A freight conductor, 1. & C.
R. R. r. 109 Harrison
Mittey William, barkeeper, John Eurich,
r. 141 E. New York
Mix L. W. (Spencer & Mix), bds. H. N.
Delaware
Mock Martin, elk. Joseph Staub, r. 99 N.
Noble
Mock Martin, tailor, r 99 N. Noble
Mock Samuel, elk. N. Landauer, bds.
Sherman House
Mock Thomas, carpenter, r. Blake, bet.
Ohio and Market
Mode .Michael (C. Karle & Co.), r. 229 N.
Nolde
Moesch Theodore, baker and confectioner
80 E. Washington, r. same
Moffit John W. dentist, r. Mississippi, nr.
Lafayette depiot
Moffitt John, printer, Wm. & J. Braden,
r. 237 S. New Jersey
Moffitt Hugh, bds. Wabash al. bet. Lib-
erty and Noble, Market and Ohio
Moffitt Oliver I. printer, Ben. Franklin
office, r. 237 S. New Jersej
Moffitt Robert, printer, Ben Franklin
office, bds. 79 N- Pennsylvania
. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Hardware, and Horse Collar Manfrs., 20 West Washington Street.
MOF
307
MOO
MoflBtt Sarah Mrs. r. 237 S. New Jersey
Moffitt William, elk. Browning & Sloan,
r. Mississippi, nw. cor. New York
Mogge Richard, Hilgemier & Co. r. 38
Wyoming
Mohrau Hanora Miss, diningroom maid,
Spencer House
Moist M. G. elk. T. D. Whitney, 255 In-
diana av. bds. 257
Moist M. G. (Burns & ttloist), bds. 293
Indiana av.
MoUoy Rodger, saloon, 82 E. South, r.
same
Maloney James, carpenter, r. 119 Massa-
chusetts av.
Moloney John, shoe dealer, 56 S. Illinois,
r. same
Molter Louis, student, PURDY'S BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
Molton James, machinist, bds. Tennessee,
bet. Louisiana and South
Monaghan Patrick T. boot and shoemak-
er, r. Merrill, bet. East and Virginia
av.
Monaghan Timothy, shoemaker, L. Siers-
dorfer & Bro. r. E. Georgia, nr. city
limits
Monahan Charles, hooker, Ind. Rolling
Mill
Monahan John, piler, Ind. Rolling Mill
Monahan Pat. hooker, Ind. Rolling Mill
Monahnn Thos. lab. r. Merrill, bet. West
and River
Monan Mrs. r. 22 Nelson's al.
Mone William, bricklayer, bds. IH W.
New York
MONTFORT ISAAC W. COL., Indiana
State Military Agt. 79 W. Washing-
ton, r. 355 N. Alabama
Moninger Jacob, mail contractor, r. 115
N. Davidson
Monighan John, lab. r. 17 Maple
Monigar Daniel, saloon, 20 Kentucky av.
r. 386 Tennessee, cor. St. Clair
Monohan Ctttherine, wid. John, r. 272 S.
Tennessee
Monroe Felix T. foreman Gazette, 34 S.
Meridian, r. 144 Indiana av.
Monroe John, carpenter, r. 194 E. Mc-
Carty
Monroe John F. carpenter, r. 196 E. Mc-
Carty
Montague Martha Mrs. r. 105 S. New
Jersey
Montague Mary E. Miss, r. 105 S. New
Jersey
Monteith Fannie E. dress and cloak
maker, Mrs. M. Patterson, r. 127 E.
South
Montete John, carpenter, r. 127 E. South
Montgomery Andrew, shoemaker, r. 505
N. Meridian
Montgomery Chauncey (E. May & Co.), r.
Blake's Row
TIIE^lK^ii^l^lPPi
IS A GOOD
H@li!lg@Si!IPilil¥.
Montgomery David, lab. bds. 75 Nor-
wood
Montgomery Samuel, carpenter, r. 235
Madison av.
Montgomery Thomas (Harness & Mont-
gomery), r. 222 E. Washington
Mood Robert, miichinist, I & C. R. R.
shops, r. 103 Forest av.
Moody Bros. (C. W. Moody and E. R.
Moody), drugs and medicines, whol.
and ret. Indiana av. cor. Tennessee
Moody Charles W. (Moody Bros.), r. 51
Indiana av.
Moody E. R. (Moody Bros.), r. ns. W.
Vermont, bet. Tennessee and Missis-
sippi
Moody George A. elk. Moody Bros. r. 82
James
Moody Mike, shoemaker, r. 229 N. Noble
Mooney J. E. (Mooney & Co.), bds. 152
N. Mississippi
Mooney & Co. (J. E. Mooney and A. S.
Mount), hides and leather, etc. 147
S. Meridian
Moore Caroline Mrs. r. 199 E. Washing-
ton
Moore Clem C. salesman, C. E. Geisen-
dortf & Co. bds. 87 W. Market
Moore <;. G. elk. Collector Internal Rev-
enue, bds. with Theodore Haughey
Moore C. P. carpenter, Helwig, Roberts &
Co. bds. Mrs. Dunning's, N. Tennes-
see
Moore D. D. Mrs r. 23 E. Michigan
Moore Fanny S. Mrs. r. 34 W. Ohio
Moore Frank, elk. S. Kahu & Bro. bds.
Rhodius' Restaurant
Moore George T. (Kightley & Moore), r.
ns. Vermont, bet. East and New Jer-
sey
Moore George W. r. 324 E. New York
Moore G. C. elk. Supt. Public Instruction,
bds. 61 S. Noble
Moore H. A. (Frink & Co.), r. ?3 W. St.
Joseph
Moore H. H. physician, 296 E. Ohio, up
stairs, r. 298 E. Ohio
Moore Isaac, lab. Telegraph Co. r. 415 E.
Washington
Moore James, lab. r. 278 S. Delaware
Moore James P. cooper, William Baird,
bds. W. iNJaryland
Moore John (col'd), harnesamaker, Sul-
grove, Reynolds & Co. r. ws. Bates,
nr. Noble
The Largest Stock of Cloaks in the City, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Omar Newman Commission Merchant, wholesale dealer in Agricultural
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Stock of
EjhBBt Mtisic
Comprises all the Latest. Publications.
Call ami see them at the
BATES HOUSE COKIVER.
Moore John, elk. r. 419 N. Illinois
Moore John L. elk. r. Illinois, bet. 'id and
3d
Moore John M. (W. I. Haskit & Co.), r.
419 N. Illinois
Moore John W. shoemaker, W. Merrill,
bet.. River and West
Moore Joseph, lab. r. 66 Eddy
Mooie Joseph A. book-keeper, Indianap-
olis Branch Banking Co. r. N. Meri-
dian, nr. Blind Asylum
N Moore Joshua, lab. r. 21 Maple
Moore J. W. boot and shoemaker, J. Wert,
r. West
xMoore Michael, helper, Ind. Rolling Mill
Moore Michael, lab. r. 294 Railroad av.
Moore Nicholas, railroader, r. 384 S.Del-
aware
Moore Patrick, lab. r. 330 S. Delaware I
Moore Philip, photographer, r. 27 Ells-
worth
i\Ioore Richard, tailor, 67 West, r. same
Moore R H. carpenter, r. 406 S. Tennes-
see
Moore Samuel, lab. r. 311 W. Market
Moore Thomas, lab. r. 300 Walnut
Moore Thomas Claxton, book keeper,
Murphy, Kennedy & Co. r. 23 E.
Michigan
Moore Thomas C. blacksmith, cor. Vir-
ginia av. and corporation line, r. 653
Virginia av.
Moore William, saloon, 219 E. Washing-
ton, r. S. Noble, ur. Cincinnati R. R.
track
Moore William, plasterer, r. 395 Massa-
chusetts av.
Moore W. L. book-keeper, Lockhart &
Co. r. 201 N. Liberty
Moorehouse William L. elk. r. 228 E.
New York
Moores C. W. Mrs. r. 145 E. Merrill
Moores Jane M. Mrs. (Merrill & Co.), r.
83 Merrill
Moorehead Robert L. livery stable, 35 N.
Illinois, bds. 135 W. New York
Mooring John, lab. r. 92 S. Liberty
Moorman J. J. news agt r. 228 S. Dela-
wai'e
Mooseraan L. Mrs. r. 402 S. Delaware
Moraety Daniel, lab. r. 248 S. Delaware
Moran Ellen Miss, waiter, Spencer House
Moran Johanna Miss, waiter, Spencer
House
Moran John, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Gloves and Hosiery, at
Moran John, engineer, bds. 113 Spring
Moran Samuel (Cornelius & Moran), r. 6
Buchanan
Moras Joseph, grocer and produce dealer,
243 Bluff rd. r. same
Morgan Daniel, cooper, r. 310 Blake
Morgan Daniel, engineer, r. 140 E. Mc-
Carty
Morgan Daniel B. (Reed & Morgan), r.
310 Blake
Morgan David E. lab. r. 248 S. Missouri
Morgan D. lab. lud. Rolling Mill
Morgan H. Mrs. r. 154 S. Noble
Morgan Louis, carpenter, r. 36 Kentucky
av.
Morgan L. L. carpenter, bds. 420 S. Illi-
nois
Morgan M. Mrs. r. 331 E. Louisiana
Morgan P. Mrs. r. 33 E. McCarty
Morgan Samuel C. merchant tailor, r. 97
S. Meridian
Morgan Stephen W. (Stewart & Morgan),
r. 191 S. Alabama
Morgan William B. picture agt. r. 119
Indiana av.
Morganreck Valentine, grocer, 21 Chat-
ham, r. same
MORITZ, BRO. & CO. (Solomop and
Meyer Moritz, Abram Nathan and
Solomon Strauss), mer. tailors and
clothiers, 3 E. Washington
Moriiz Meyer ( Moritz, Bro. & Co.), r.
New York
Moritz Solomon (Moritz, Bro. & Co.), r.
15 E. Washington
Moriarty James R. .M. brickmasun, r. 301
S. East
.Moriarty Mary Miss, chambermaid, Sher-
man House, bds. same
Moriarty William C. book-keeper, 0. B.
Stout & Bro. bds. Blackford, sw. cor.
Michigan
Morley Albert, lab. B. R. R. shop
Morley Albert J. (Harvey & Morley), bds,
180 W. Ohio
.Morley A. II. machinist, B. R. R. shop, r.
192 Winston
Morley, Lou. M. Miss, music teacher, 180
W, Ohio, bds. same
Morley .Mary E. Miss, private teacher,
basement 2d Presbyterian Church,
Circle, bds. 180 W. Ohio
Morley Thomas, lab. r. 226 S. Missouri
Morling Walter, bo*irdiiig house and sa-
loon, r. 245 W. Maryland
Mornninger Conrad, saloon, 292 W. Ma-
ryland, r. same
Morrarity John, lab. bds. 365 E. Market
Morris Alexander, salesman, J. C. Morris,
r. 41 S. Illinois
Morris Arfemus, carpenter, r. 456 S. New
Jersey
Morris Charles G. elk. Browning & Sloan,
r. 460 Pennsylvania, nw. cor. Pratt
Jones, Hess & Davis'.
Implements, Sewing Machines, etc. See advertisement opp. title page.
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Morris E. J. bookbinder, Hall & Hutchin-
son, bds. Scoti House
Monis George, billiardroom, r. 31 W.
Market
Morris H. saloon, 288 W. Washingtou, r.
same
Morris Henry W. jr. orderly, at Provost
MarshaVs office, bds. Mr. Wright's,
E. Ohio, nr. Pennsylvania
Morris James, book-keeper. Citizens' Na-
tional Bank, r. 4(J0 N. Pennsylvania
Morris John, shoemaker, r. Vance's blk.
Morris John S. student, PURDY'S BUS-
INESS COLLEGE
Morris Joseph C. boots and shoes, 37
S. Illinois, r. 41 S. Illinois
MORRIS J. D. gen. freight agt. I. & C.
R. R. r. Jackson, nr. Bond
Morris Levi, elk. Benjamin Simon, r. 118
W. Georgia
Morris Mark B. elk. r. 424 S. Tennessee
Morris Mary, wid. 252 Massachusetts av.
Morris Mary, wid. Austin W. r. 115 S.
Meridian
Morris Michael, lab. r. 432 S. West
Morris M. B. (Shilling, Morris & Shil-
ling), r. 424 S. Tennessee
Morris Robert, carpenter, bds. 35 Indiana
av.
Morris Samuel, machinist, Goolman, Mor-
ris & Co. r. 79 Norwood
Morris Samuel B. (Goolman, Morris &
Co.), r. Norwood, bet. Tennessee and
Illinois
Morris Sanford, surveyor, r. 275 W. Ver-
mont
Morris Thomas A. Western av. north of
city
Morris Thomas 0. bds. Gen. Morris' West-
ern av. north of city
Morris William, B. elk. P. 0. r. 210 Huron
Morris William J. plasterer, r. 229 Union
Morris William S. haraessmaker, Sul-
gro7e, Reynolds & Co. r. 25 Henry
Morris W. G. elk. P. 0. r. 210 Huron
Morrison Charles, elk. Murphy, Kennedy
& Co. r. Ft. Wayne av. cor. St. Jo-
seph
Morrison Charles, watchmaker, r. 17^
Virginia av.
Morrison Frank W. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Morrison Jacob, salesman, r. 412 N. Del-
aware
Morrison James, attorney at law, 24^ E.
Washington, r. Ft. Wayne av. cor.
St. Mary
Morrison James D. elk. Pay Dept. r. Ft.
Wayne ave. cor. St. Mary
Morrison John, works at 112 N. Meridian
Moriison John, elk. J. M. Ray, bds. 32
E. Ohio
MORRISON JOHN L State treasurer,
office, 28 Kentucky av. r. 25 E. Ohio
iisrsuRE
WITH THE
SIHUISSIPPI,
Morrison John B. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Morrison Michael, teamster, r. 135 Union
Morrison N. wid. A. F. r. 52 N. Pennsyl-
vania, eor. Market
MORRISON ROBERT I. deputy State
treasurer, office, 28 Kentucky av. r.
55 E. Ohio
Morrison 'William, foreman, Ed. L. Pal-
mer, bds. 54 N. Mississippi
Morrison William, teamster, r. ss. E. St.
Clair, bet. Railroad and Davidson
Morrison William, elk. bds. Ft. Wayne
av. eor. St. Mary
Morrison William, bookbinder, bds. 54
N. Mississippi
Morrison W. A. notary public, bds. 52 N.
Pennsylvania
Morrison W. H. (Alford, Talbot & Co.), r.
ns. Circle, bet. Meridian and Market
Morrison W. H. jr. student, bds. 63 Cir-
cle
Morron Robert, engineer, r. 231 W. South
Morrow Thomas, driver, Capital Mills, r.
323 W. Market
Morrow Wilson (Morrow- & Hay), r. 282
N. Pennsylvania
MORROW & HAY, (Wilson Morrow
and William H. Hay), attorneys at
law), 3 Vinton's blk. op. P. 0.
Morse Alfred, engineer, I. & C. R. R. r.
218 N. Alabama
Morse Francis W. elk. Adj. Gen. office,
bds. Macy House
Morse Jacob, boarding house, r. 185 W.
Maryland
Morse Lewis, cigarmaker, r. Wabash al.
bet. Market and Ohio, Liberty and
Noble
Mortland Alex, saloon, r. 227 N. Illinois
Morton James, lab. William Hinesley, 37
W. Pearl
Morton John, bricklayer, r. 67 Norwood
Morton John, mason, Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
MORTON OLIVER P. Governor, office.
State House, rooms 15, 17, 19 and 21,
bds. 54 Circle
Morton John, student, N. W. C. Univer-
sity, bds. 54 Circle
Morton N. J. bookbinder. Parsons, Ma-
cauley & Co. bds. Scott House, W.
Maryland
Mosal Henry, lab. r. 27 Nelson's al.
Moseby Oliver (eol'd), servant, Indianap-
olis Female Institute
W. G. Dabbs sells the best Pofitive and Negative Collodion in the Market.
Go to 20 West Washington St., to buy your Saddle and Harness Makers'
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B E 3Sr H ^?^ JS^ «Sc GO.,
Sates House Corner;
Keeps an Extensive Assortment of
VIOLINS, GUITARS, FLUTES,
ACCOBDEONS, &e.
EXAMINE THEIU STOCK.
Mosebey Betsey Mrs. (cord), servant, In-
dianapolis Female Institute
Mosely John, lab. bds. W. C. Cluck's, es.
N. Mississippi, bet. 4th and 5lh
Moses L. VV. optician, 50 E. Washington,
V. 87 E. Michigan
Mosher Ohatles, saloon, 24 N. Pennsyl-
ViUiia, r. 46 Indiana av.
Mosher Theodore, foreman machine shop,
I. & C. R R. r. W. South, bet. School
and Noble
Moss Andrew, engineer, Indianapolis
Rolling Mill
Moss Dave, lab. bils. A.T. Lewis', ws. N.
Mississippi, bet. 3d and 4th
Moss Louis, engineer. Rolling Mill, r.
232 S. Tenwessee
Moss William, bricklayer, bds. 71 Indiana
av.
Mess William, lab. bds. A. J. Lewis', ws.
N. Mississippi, bet. 3d and 4th
Mossier Lieberman I. clothing and fur-
nishing goods, 10 W. Washington, r.
18i) S. Alabama
Mossier Louis H. clothing, 1 19 S. Illinois,
r. 40 S. Canal
MOSSLER L. M. clothier, 34 W. Louisi-
ana, r. 189 S. Alabama
Mossier S'lmuel, elk. L. II. Mossier, bds.
Sherman House
Mossier Samuel H. elk. Louis II. Moss-
ier, bds. 46 S. Canal
Mossier Solomon, with L. I. Mossier, r.
139 N. Alabama
Moston Robert, lab. r. 32 Bicking
Mothershead E. A. Mrs. r. 115 N. Me-
ridian
Mottery F., Concordia boarding house
and saloon, 200 Meridian, cor. South,
r. same
Moulton Charles, machinist, r.' 267 W,
Vermont
Moulton Charles W. engineer, I. & ('. R.
R. r. 20 Fletc'aer av.
Moulton Daniel, messenger, American
Express Company, r. 130 Virginia
Moulton Redman J. elk. Wiley & Mar-
tin, r. 267 W. Vermont, bet. West
and California
Mounda Benjamin, lab. r. 24 S. Misseuri
Mount A. S (Moony & Co.), r. Illinois,
bet. Maryland and Georgia
Mount C. F. at Moony & Co. bds. 78 S.
Illinois
Large Stock and Low Prices, at9ones, Hess & Davis'.
Mount G. A. Mrs. r. 56 W. New York
Mount Richard, sawmaker, E. C. Atkins,
r. S. Tennessee
Mount William P. currier, Moony & Co.
bds. Ray House
Mounts H. M. yardmaster, I. & M. R. R.
r. 231 Virginia av.
Mouth John, shoemaker, bds. Mississippi,
bet. Washington and Maryland
Mourn Patrick, lab. r. 296 S. East
Mouts Clarence, cooper, bds. Washing-
ton, nr. California
Mower Andy, lab. r. 191 N. East
Mower John P. lab. r. 69 Elizabeth
Moylen John, lab. r. 2 Indiana av. cor.
Ohio
Moynihan Andrew, lab. r. 276 N. Dela-
ware
Moynahan Thomas, lab, Indianapolis
Rolling Mill
Moyuhin Thomas, lab. r. 164 Meek
Mucho William, cigarmaker. Charles C.
Hunt, r. 242 S. Alabama
Mudbarger Frank, printer, W. S. Came-
ron
Mueller Charles G. saloon 25 S. Dela-
ware, r. same
Mueller John, printer, Daily Telegraph,
bds. Volks Garden, E. Washington
Muellfr John, liquordealer, 306 E.Wash-
ington, r. same
Mueller Karl L. salesman, bds. 306 E.
Washington
Mueller L. H (Mueller & Ris), r. 187 E.
Washington
Mueller & Ris (L. H. Mueller and F.
Ris), djuggists, 187 E. Washington
Muhlenbeck August, elk. B iker, Spencer
& Muhlenbeck), bds. 52 S. Illinois
Muhlenbeck , (Baker, Spencer &
Muhlenbeck), r. Rochester, Minne-
sota
Muir James, tea dealer, 76 W. Market,
r. same
Muir James W. salesman, Du^lley, New-
comb & Co. bds. Mrs. Reed's
Muirpo'. Alpy. elk. Sanitary Rooms, r.
112 S. East
Muluuey AJaiy, wid. r. 134 N. Illinois
Mulchv Mike,"r. 87 S. Noble
Miilchy Patrick, lab. r. 23 Nelson nl.
Mulhower William, carpenter, r. 86 In-
diana av.
MULL JACOB, carriage builder and re-
pairer, Kentucky av. ne. cor. Geor-
gia, r. Tennessee, nr. Saint Clair
Mullany Daniel J. barkeeper, J. McNa-
mora, bds. 11 S. Mississippi
Mullaney Dennis, clerk, Ellioii, Ryan &
Co. bds. N. Illinois, bet. New York
and Ohio
Mullaney Dennis, railroad conductor,
bds. 134 N. Illinois
Mullay Edward, lab. r. 52 Huron
Trimmings, Horse Collars, and Carriage Trimmings.
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Mullelley Edwarfl, cupola tender, Riisch-
hiiiipt, Zschech & Berg, r 52 Huron
Mullen L. Mrs. r. 20 Doii<rlieTty
Mullen Willie, cash boy, Tyler's Bee [live,
• r. -231 E South
Muller George F. butcher, r. 213 S. Ala-
bama
MuUer John, printer. Free Press
MULLER LOUIS P. jr. news dealer. E.
end Union Depot, residence 45 Mad
is)n av.
Mi'Uer William, lab. U. S. Subsistence
Depot, 123 S. Meridian
Mullholland John, wagon maker, Michi-
gan road, nr.' toll gjile
Mulligan John, tailor, bds. 60 S. Dela-
W:iie
Mulligan John, stonecutter, bds. 215 N.
D ividson
Mullikin John, tinner, Central R. R.shop,
r. 71 N. D ividson
Mullins John, laborer, gas works, r. 1(37
M;idi.«on av.
Mumford Amelia, washerwoman, r. 75
Blake
Mumfofd Clara Miss, bds. 13v) W. Mar-
ket
Mumford L C. (Gregory & Mumford), r.
29tj N. Alal.ama
Munger C. telegraph repairer, W. U. Tel.
Co
MunliiiU Cornelius M. salesman, J. A.
Comingore & Co. bds. 178 is\ Ala-
bama
Munhf'U Herman W. salesman, J. A.
Comingore & Co. bds. 175 N. Ala-
bama
Munhall Lennder W. dental student with
G. A. Weils, 15 E. Washington, bds.
175 N. ALibama
Munroe F. T. foreman, Gazette office, r.
1 14 Indiana av.
Munsell Ezra, wagonmaker, 63 Peru, r.
same
Munsell Henry, B. R. R. freight house, r,
71 Peru
Munsell Newton, fireman, B. R. R. bds.
71 Peru
Mnns James, plasterer, r. 404 Virginia
av. y
Muns 'L'homis, plasterer, r. Ill Elm
Munson Chus. H. (Munson & Johnston),
r. 286 N. Alabama
MUNSON DAVID, lightning rods, 02 E.
Wiishington, up stairs, r. 228 East
Market
Munson Lewis H..r. 286 N. Alabama
Munson W. L. grocer, 51 N. Alabama,
cor. Market, bd,s. 286 N. Alabama
MUNSON & JOHNSTON (C. H. Munson
and W.J.Johnston), stoves and tin-
ware, 62 E. Washington
Muntz Michael, plasterer, r. 440 Virginia
THE OFFICE OF THE
Siimissippi
IS 0?i GKOUniD FLOOR,
35 H. MIARSSBT STR^BS.
.Muntz William, plasterer, r. 442 Virginia
av.
Murby Robert, works Strief & Deitz, bds.
E. Washington
Murdock John J. railroad man, r. 132
Spring
Murdock Joseph, stove moulder, r. 385 S.
Illinois
Murdock Joseph, student. National Busi-
ness College
Murdock William, cash. Bates House, bds,
same
Murdock William B'. clerk, Bates House,
bds. same
Murdock William B. student. National
Bu.siness College
Murphy Ann, servai.t, 63 Circle
Murphy Bridget, waiter, Little's Hotel
Murphy Con. lab. bds. 215 N. Davidson
Murphy David, bell boy, Bates House,
bds. Slime
Murphy Dennis, lab. bds. 376 E. Market
.Murphy Edmund, barkeeper, J. 0. Leary,
bds. 172 S. Illinois
Murphy Frances, wid. r. 32 Douglass
Murphy Frank, soldier, r. 365 S. Mis-
souri
Murphy Harry, clerk, C. E. Geisendorff
& Co bds 120 N. Tennessee
Murphy James, lab. bds. 376 E. Market
.Murphy James, lab. r. rear 160 S. East
Murphy James, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Murphy James, lab. r. 36 W, Rose
Murphy Jerry, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Murphy Jesse, policeman, r. 429 E. St.
Clair
Murphy John, lab. r. 17 Elizabeth
Murphy John. lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
.Murphy John W. (Murphy, Kennedy &
Co.). r. 106 N. Meridian
Murphy Kate, chambermaid. Palmer
House
Murphy Kate Miss, waiter, Spencer
House
Murphy, Kennedy & Co. (John W. Mur-
phy, R. Frank Kennedy, Wiley W.
Johnston and W. J. Holliday), whol.
dry goods and notions, 42 and 44 E.
Washington
Murphy Maggie, servant, r. 80 N. Ten-
nessee
Murphy Michael, steward, Little's Hotel,
r. 190 Blackford
Merrimack Prints always at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Russell's Reapers and Mowers. See advertisement opposite title page.
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STEI^WAY & SO^'S
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
AtBENHAM &. CO.'S,
Bates House Corner, INDIANAPOLIS.
Muiphy IVJilton, bartender, bds. al. bet.
New Jersey and East, Washington
aud Market
Murphy Morris, lab. Zimmerman & Co.
r. Pearl, nr. Tar Roof Factory
Murphy Patrick, lab. r. 439 S. Illinois
Murphy P. H. lab. Adams Express office,
Union Depot, r. S. Illinois
Murphy T. M. tiour barrel maker, 321 E.
Georgia, r. same
Murphy William, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Murphy Wm. P. tailor, r. 435 E.Georgia
Murray James, elk. Stiles, Fahnley &
McCrea, bds. Sherman House
Murray John, stonemason, bds. David-
son, cor. Vermont
Murray John, roller, Rolling Mill, r. 275
S Tennessee
Murray Thomas, bds. V/alker House
Murry Kate, servant, Little's Hotel
Musgrave Watson, spinner, r- 205 W.
McCarty
Mussehnun Peter F. salesman, r. 121 E.
Ohio
Musser William A. printer, Daily Her-
ald, bds. Alabama, cor. Massachu-
setts av.
Mussmann D. (W. & D. Mussmann), r.
244 Bluff rd.
Mussmann William (W.& D. iMussmann),
r. 244 Bluff rd.
Mussmann W. & D. (William and Dick
Mussman), grocers, 244 Bluff rd.
Mustaiu Walter, bds. es. 2d, bet. Meri-
dian and Illinois
Mustard Ellen Mrs. r. 298 E. W^ashing-
ton, up stairs
Muth Peter, barkeeper, John Bussey, r.
50 N. Liberty
Muth Peter, bartender at Exchange, r. 8
N. Liberty
Mutchett Charles (Worland & Mutchett),
r. 48 Virginia av.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. of
Newark, N. J., D. W.Grubbs, agt. 4
and 5 Talbott & New's blk.
Mutz Anthony, barber, 103 S. Illinois,
bds. 273 S. New Jersey
Myer Frederick, drayman, r. 159 S.
Union
Myer John, salesman, A. Hays, bds.
Spencer House
Mver John F. VV. grocery and pottery.
Bluff rd. nw. cor. McCarty, r. 224
Union I
W. G. Dabbs, extensive dealer in all
Myer Moses, clothing and furnishing
goods, 4 W.Washington, r. 35 N. East
Myer Moses (Fox & Myer), r. 35 N. East
Myers Charles, barkeeper, r. 286 W. Ma-
ryland
Myers C. brass moulder, J. W. Davis, r.
79 S. Liberty
Myers Frank A. bartender, John Winner,
r. 322 S. Delaware
Myers Frederick, carpenter, bds. 101 N.
Mississippi
Myers George E. pressniaip. Ben Frank-
lin, r. 322 N. New Jorst-y
Myers George F., (Jownty Treasurer (and
G. F. Myers & Co.), r. 118 N. Dela-'
ware
Myers G. F. & Co. (G. F. Myers and Wil-
liam Kugelman), cigar.s and tobacco,
whol. and ret. 35 E. Washington
Myers Henry, bartender, J. O'Leary, bds.
same
Myers James B. salesman, Horn & An-
derson, r. 186 Virginia av.
Myers J. M. r. es. N. Illinois, bet. 1st
and 2d
Myers John, tinsmith, Munson & John-
ston, r. 301 S. East
Myers John G. elk. H. & L. Lovenhart, r.
485 N. Alabama
Myers Jos. baker, bds. 342 Virginia av.
Myers Joseph, carpenter, r. 414 S. Illinois
Myers J. C. (Bhmd, Myers & Woodbury).
MYERS J. D. flour and feed store, 16 S.
Pennsylvaia, bds. Spencer House
Myers Leonard, confectioner, N. Noble,
r. 322 N. New Jersey
Myers Peter, lab. r. 334 b. Delaware
Myers William H. carrier, Daily Herald,
bds. 322 N. New Jersey
Myers Xavier, barkeeper, John Winner,
bds. 322 S. Delaware
Myeison Alex, government employ, r.
112 S. East
Myerson D.tvid P. elk. Louis H, Mossier,
bds. Spencer House
NAEGELE Joseph F. salesman, Burt,
Metcalf & Over, bds. 79 N. Alabama
Nagal Daniel, lab. r. 53 Harrison
Nagel Auguf-t, boarding house, 272 W.
Maryland, r. same
Nagel William, fireman, I. & C. R. R.
bds. 63 Harrison
Nahn Willijim, shoemaker, r. 380 E. Mich-
igan
Nain Thomas, carpenter, C. Eden & Co.
Naltner Aegidius, sale agf. Seidensticker
& Kappes. r. 186 E. McCarty
Naltner Martin (Stein & Naltner), r. Mc-
Carty
Nardin E. T. pianomaker, r. 222 S. Noble
Nardin Frederic P. pianomaker. Traey-
ser & Robinson, r. 50 Fletcher av.
cor. Pine
materials for Porcelain Pictures.
be bought of Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., 20 West Washington Street.
NAS
313
NEW
Nai?h Thomas (Simpson & Nash), r. 299
S. Delaware
NatbiUi Abraham (Moritz, Bro. & Co.), r.
Ciiiciiiuaii, Ohio
Nathan Sainiiel, clothing, 19 W. Wash-
ington, l.fls. 226 E. New York
NATI >N A L B U6IN ESS COLLEGE, Greg-
ory & Alumford, prop'rs, 24^ E.
Wiisliingion
Nations M^uy, wid. Felix T. r. 272 S.
Tennessee
Nnughluii Mary, servant, r. 30 Indiana
av.
Naughtoii P. (E Hinde & Co.), r. E. Pearl
Naultiiig diaries, lab. 127 St. Joseph
Naven .James, lab. r. 480 E. Georgia
Nay lor E W. printer. Journal office, bds.
30 S. MeiiiJian
Naylor George, dour and feed dealer, 25
N. East, r. 246 N. East
Naylor George VV. elk. r. 166 N. West
Neal Ell ward, blacksmith, B. F. Haugh,
bds. S. Illinois
Neall George, bds. 266 E. Market
Neall Jonatbau R. shipper, r. 266 E. Mar-
ket
Neas Lewis, carpenter, r. N. East, cor.
Gregg
Nebb Conrad, gasfitter, Cottrell & Knight
Neeb Charles, barkeeper, r. 222 Railroad
Need Philip, works at 252 N. Meridian
Needhani William (Fitzhugh, Pattison &
Co and Indiana Banking Co.), r.
Franklift, Ind.
Neeld Nathan M. salesman. Landers,
Tai kington & Pattison, bds. Sherman
House
Neffle Frederick, lab. r. 275 S. West
Neeman (Christ, carpenter, r. 231 N. Da-
vidson
Neeman Henry, carpenter, John Bunte,
bds. 190 N.' Noble
Neerman Chris. N. boots and shoes, 267
Massachusetts av. r. 350 N. Noble
Neermin Henry, Union Cabinet Factory
Neff Albert H. photographer, 189 W.
Washington, bds. 145 W. Washing-
ton ■
Neff Elias (W. & E. Neff), r. Little's Ho-
tel
Neff John, baker, A. Balls, bds. 180 S.
lU.nois
Neff William (W. &. E. Neff), r. Little's
Hotel
Neff W. & E. (William and Elias Neff),
prop'rs Little's Hotel, New Jersey,
cor. Washington
NeflBer Christena, works, 34 W. North
Neibergall John, carpenter, Eden & Cop-
land, r. 266 Winston
Neidigh John, boarding house, 148 Black-
ford, r, same
Neiger Fred, wagonmaker, Massachusetts
av. cor. N. Noble, r. 344 N. Noble
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle
21
E"V£iR.^ BOID^ST
That has Good Property Insures
WITH THE SINNISSIPPI.
Neiger Henry, brewer, Casper Mau3&
Co. bds. with same
Neiger Jacob, butcher, r. 127 E. Wash-
ington
Neiger Leopold, news stand, 153 E. Wash-
ington, r. same
Neighbors J. Mrs. r. 33 E. McCarty
Neighbors Charles, express messenger,
r. 19 Henry
Neighbors Robert, drayman, r. 151 Union
Neighhouse Joseph, elk. r. 62 Bicking
Neigley John, cooper, bds. 272 E. Wash-
ington
Neill Samuel, lab. r. 414 S. Illinois
Neiman Thomas J. elk. 62 N. Pennsylva-
nia, bds. 42 Louisiana
Neinober B. Mrs. r. 299 E. Georgia
Nell John B. notary public, 26^ N. Illi-
nois, r. 8 N. Liberty
Nelson Edward F. stationary engineer
B. R. R. shop
Nelson Hans, barkeeper, Depot Exchange,
bds. 134 S. Meridian
Nelson Henry H. carpenter, r. 125 N.
Mississippi
Nelson Horatio L. (Jenison, Nelson ;^&-
Co.), r. 203 S. Alabama
Nelson John, machinist, I. & C. R. R.
shops, r. 3 Hosbrook
Nelson O. L. jeweler, r. 203 S. Alabama
Nelson Sandy (col'd), porter, r. 126 N.
Missouri
Nelson Thomas, bds. 27 Massachusetts av.
Nelson Thomas A. elk. W. & H. Glenn, r.
27 Massachusetts av.
Neltner Joseph, teamster, r. 167 Union
Nemiar William, r. 108 S. Noble
Nessler Fred, cabinetmaker, Sloan, Burke
& Woollen, r. 426 S. East
Neu Valentine, porter, C. A. Woodbridge,
r. 319 Virginia av.
Neumeier , salesman, C. Wittenberg,
bds. Maiy House
Neumer P. Mrs. r. 19 S. Mississippi
New Isaac (Herff Kittner & Co.), r. Wa-
bash
New John C. cash. First National Bank
of Indianapolis, r, 248 N. Pennsyl-
vania
New John B. Rev. r. 82 N. Hlinois
New Valentine, r. 319 Virginia av.
Newberry Jefferson, harnessmaker, Sul-
grove, Reynolds & Co. bds. Edward'*
House
Newbury Edward, r. 397 Virginia av.
S\.t bet. Market and IVIeridian.
Omar Newman buys and sells Produce, etc., on commission. Agent for
^EW
314
NIF
£L. I^. B^NUILTl/l <& CO.,
Music Dealers
gAT£S HOUSE CORNER,
i;\DIAl\APOl.IS.
Newberry K. r. U)l E. Wiisliitigion
Newby John, siuck'nt, N. W. G. Universi-
ty, hiis. es. Broiidway, ur. Cherry
Newc'omb Cooley, salesman, W. R. Hog-
shire & Co. r. 132 N. Alabama
Newcninb Honitio C. principal editor,
Journal, r. 132 N. Alabama
Newcomb Richard H. elk. John VV. Ray,
r. 31(3 K. New York
Newcomb William C. salesman, Tousey,
By ram & Co.
Newcomb W. C. (Dudley, Newcomb &
Co.), bds. Macy House
Newcomer Frisby S., M. D. office, room 6
Blake's row, r. 18 W. Georgia
Newt 11 L. S. bds Schnull's hlk.
Newell Koberl, teamster, r. 278 W. Mary-
land
Newell Thomas, tanner, Moony & Co.
bds. 35 W. Georgia
Newinaik E. elk. I. Lipinsky, bds. Sher-
man House
Newkirk George, painter, bds Scott
House
Newland Abner L. (Newland & Bros.), r.
3(5 N. New Jersey
Newl.ind John T. (Newland & Bros.), r.
36 N. New Jeisey
Newland J. H. B. traveling agt. r. 283 E.
South
Newlai\d Thompson W. r. 36 N. New Jer-
sey
NEWLAND & BROTHERS (Abner L.
fliid John T. Newland), groceries and
produce dealers, 60 Virginia av. cor.
Delaware
Newman Dnvid, elk. 121 S. Illinois, bds.
126 S. Hlinois
Newman Heniy C. salesman, A. V. Law-
rence, bds. 14 S. Mississppi
Newman J(din S. r. 243 Pennsylvania,
cor. Michigan
Newman M. jewelry, etc. 139 S. Illinois,
b'Is. Bates House
NEWMAN O.MAU, manufacturers' agent,
op east end Union depot, r. 325 N.
I'ennsylvauia
Newman Peter, soldier, r. 282 S. Missotiri
Newman Tobias, cloihing and genis' fur-
nishing goods, 135 S. Illinois, r. 138
S E.St
Newmann Hermann (J. Newmann &
Bio.), r. 19 S. Mississippi
Newmann Julius (J. Newmann & Bro.),
Newmaun J. & Bro. (Julius and Her-
mann Newmann), hoopskirt mnfr.
95 E. Washington, and clothing 27
S. Illinois
Newton Milton W. (Loomis, Newton &
Co.). r. 19 School
New York Shoe Store, E. H. Mayo & Co.
piop'rs. Glenn's blk.
New York Store, W. & H. Glenn, prop'rs,
Glenns blk. E. Washington
Niberger James, sjlesm^m, Sponsler &
McOeery, r 175 E. St. Clair
Nibliok R. K. student, National Business
College
Nichol J. \l. teller. Branch of Bank of
State of Indiana, bds. 415 N. Merid-
ian, ne. cor. St. t'lair
Nicholas Addison, salesman, C. E Geis-
eiidorff & Co. r. 463 N. DelawMre
Nicholas Harriet Mrs. r. 281 N. Noble
Nichols Harry, carpenter, bds. 178 N.
Mississippi
Nichols John A. confectioner, 13 Massa-
chusetts av. r. S'lme
Nichols i.oudon (col'd), whitewasher, r.
205 N West
Nichols 0. H. carpenter, I. & C. R. R.
shops, bds. 314 E. Georgia
Nichols Thorn .8 M dentist, 28 S. Meridi-
..11, r. 27 W. Oh'o
Nichols Willard, printer, Gazette office,
r. 73 E. St. Clair
Nichols Willard (L elk., State librarian,
hds. 78 E. St. Clair
Nichols William, carpenter, bds. 463 N.
Debt wiire
Nichols William H. caipenter, I. & C. R.
R. shops, bds. 314 E. Georgia,
Nicholson D.ivid (Scott & Nicholson), r.
166 W. Georgia
Nicholson Isaac G. student, Commerciftl
College, lids. 26 S. Mississi|i).ii
Nicholson J. C. paper hanger, 239 W.
McCarly, r. same
Nii;holson W. T. lab. r. 22 Lord
Nickum JohnN. baker, r. 16') N. East
Nickum John R. (Nickum & Parrott), r,
160 N. East
Nickum J. G. blacksmith, Osgood, Smith
& Co.
NICKUM & PARROTT (John li. Nickum
an I Horace Parrott), bakers and
confectioners, 17 N Pennsylvania
Nicolai < has. saddler, 326 E. Wasiiington,
r. same
Nicolson T. wheel pressman, I. & <^ shop,
r. 22 Lord
Niebergiill John, picture frame maker,
H. Lieber & Co. r. 2(56 N. Winston
Niehaus Joseph, elk Eagle Grocery, cor.
Illinois and Indiana av,
Nieman Henry, carpenter, bds, N. Noble,
op, John Grosch
Niffle Frederick, butcher, J. Hons
r. 19 S. Missis-ippi
Linens, a large stock, at Jones, Hess &. Davis', 3 Odd Fellows' Hall
Russell's Reapers and Mowers. See advertisement opposite title page.
NIL
315
NYE
Nilsmd AbriitB, carpenter, bds. 60 Mas-
sacbusetts av.
Nileus CJiarles, lailor, r. 308 E. Washing-
ion
Nitch T. Mrs. r. 220 S. East.
Nixon J. H. Rev. p-.isior 1st Presbyterian
Church, r. 76 li. iMichigMn
Nixon Mary C. r. 124 N. Missouri
Nixon Robert. M. elk. W. I. li„skit & Co.
bds. Spencer House
Noble Aliinson F. notary public and claim
agent, 5 Yohn's block, r. E. Market,
ourside city limits
Noble James jr. clerk, P. 0. r. 82 North
Pennsylv;inia
Noble Laz.'Geu. Clerk Sup. Court, r. 88
W. Ohio
Noble William, pain'er. 58 N. Pennsylva-
nia, bds. 74 N. Pennsylvania
Noble William, clerk, Schnull's Bank',
bd-. 176 N. Illinois
Noble Williiim T. book-keeper. Merchants
National Uank, bds. Mr. Frazee's
Noble Winston P. r. E. .Market, outside
corporation
Noble W H L. general agent I. & C. R.
R. Co. r. es. Madison av. nr. corpora-
tion line
Noe A. J. varnisher, Cabinet Makers'
Union, r. 196 N. Davidson
Noe Marshall, foreman, D. Behymer, r.
88 S. Liberty
Noel E B. (E. L & E. B. Noel), r. 252 S.
New Jersey
Noel K. L. {V.. L. & E. B.Noel)
NOEL E. L. & E. B. forwarding and com-
mi.«sion merchants, 96 Virginia av.
and 100 S. Al ibaraa
Noel S V B. r. 252 S. New Jersey
Noerr George, brewer, r. 67 Wyoming
Nofsinger Dr. F. B. 13'> N. Abibama
Nolan .Michael, lab. r. 372 S. Tennessee
Nolan Mike, shoemaker, works Indiana
av. cor. Illinois, r. S. 'IVmiessee
Nolan S. (;. - tudent, PURDY'SBUSINESS
COLl,EGE
Nolan Thomas, hackdriver, r. 129 West
Market
Nolen Mary, servant, r. 184 W. Ohio
Nolin C. A. carpenter, r. 181 Meek
Nolin S. C. cabinet maker, r. 183 Meek
Noll Charles P biewer, Caspar Maus &
Co. bds. with same
Nohe William, peddler, r. 264 Railroad
av.
Nooe Daniel, blacksmith, r. 121 S. New
Jersey
Nooe Martha Mrs. r. 119 S. New Jersey
Noone .Michael, lab r. 77 S. East
Norl John (col'd), lab. r. 75 Bright
Normal Academy of Music, 263 S. Me-
ridian
Norman Alexander, clerk, bds. at Judge
Morrison's
THE SINNISSIPPI
Coofines its Business
TO THE STATE OF INDIANA.
North Alfred, lab. r. Blake
North American Transit Insurance Co.
Gibson & Olin, agts. 5 Odd Fellows'
Hall
North Myron Capt. agent Hall & Hutch-
inson, r. Ramsey's block, S. Illinois
North Street M. E. Church, Alabama, cor.
North, Rev. Vigus, pastor
North Western Christian University, on
Forest Home av. end of Plum, outside
corporation
NORTH WESTERN FARMER, Bland,
Meyers & Woodbury, prop's, 83^ N.
Illinois
North Western Mutu.al Life Ins. Co., Mar-
tin & Hopkins, agts. room 9, Talbott
& New's block, Pennsylvania
Norttnan Frederick, cooper, r. 263 South
West
Northern William, carpenter, r. 194 N.
Noble
Northway George, plasterer, r, 186 N.
New Jwsey
Northway John, plasterer, r. North
Norwood Albert L. tinner, r. 34 N. Illi-
nois
Nofwood E. F. r, 34 N. Illinois
Norwood George W. r. 129 N. Illinois
Norwood .Margaret Mrs. r. 120 W. Mary-
laud
Nouise Harry, elk. Harrison's law oflBce,
bds 31 Indiana av.
Nouse Wm. works at arsenal, r. 277 N.
Noble
Nottingham John C. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Nugent W, S. elk. W. G. Dabbs, bds. Mrs.
Rockwell's
Null S.iah, wid. John, r. 196 West Ver-
mont
Null Thomas E bookbinder, \N.k3. Bra-
den, r. 196 W. Vermont
Nurre Joseph, glue manuf. bds. at John
Goas, N. Mississippi, bet. 6th and
7th
Nutmeyer, Christ, carpenter, B. R. R.
Nuttay C. lab r. 335 E New York
Nutts Jacob, baker, Nickum & Parrott, r.
178 E Vermont
NUTZ!']L JOHN, butcher shop, 175 Mad-
ison av. r. same
Nye Michael W. tailor, r.266 S. New Jer-
sey
Nye M. W. clerk, Heitkam & Schroeder,
r W. South
House furnishing Goods, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Wholesale and Retail Depot for Carriage and Harness Makers' Supplies,
O'BR
316
O'llE
WHERE TO BUI A PIANO.
BATES HOUSE COKNER.
O'BRIEN Henry, teamster, r. 433 East
Georgia
O'Brien Jeremiah, tinsmith, Munson &
Johnston, r. 28 Wyoming
O'Brien John, lab. Nickun & Parrott
O'Brien John H. mason, r. 88 E. St. Clair
(B'Brien Mike, carpenter, B. R. R. r. nr.
B. R. R. track, nr. St. Clair
O'Brien Michael, puddler, Ind. Rolling
Mill
O'Brien Michael, lab. r. 94 S. Liberty
O'Brien Tim. Ub. C. & I. C. R. R. r. 282
S. Del.'iwnre
O'Brien Thomas, lab. r. 17 Maple
O'Biien Thomas, lab. r. Keeley's Row,
Clinton al.
O'Brien Thomas, ex. helper, Ind. Rolling
Mill
O'Brine Henry, teamster, r. 432 E. Geor-
gia
O'Bryan Jeremiah, tinner, r. 28 Wyom-
ing
Bryan John, lab. gas factory, r. 264 S.
Alabama
O'Bryan John, lab r. 82 Bates
O'Bryan Joseph, lab. r. 65 E. South
O'Bryan Michael, lab. r. 430 S. Illinois
O'Connell James, drayman, r. Lord, near
L & C. R. R.
O'Connell Dennis, lab. r. 232 Madison
av.
O'Connell James, lab. r. 40 Lord
O'Connell Jerry, lab. r. 277 S. AVest
O'Connell Jerry, saloon, 284 W. Wash-
ington, r. same
O'Connell Mary, waiter. Oriental House
O'Connell Michael, plasterer, bds. 69 W.
Market
O'Connell Murty, lab. r.290 S. Delaware
O'Connell William, stonecutter, bds. on
Pennsylvania, bet. Merrill and Mad-
ison av.
O'Conner Daniel, r. 191 Meek
O'Connor Joseph, saloon, 64 S. Illinois, r.
68 S. Illinois
O'Conner Mary Miss, servant, Spencer
House
O'Conner Michael, street grader, r. 75 S.
Noble
O'Conner Norton, engineer, r. N. West
O'Connor Patrick, tailor, r. 309 Indiana
av.
O'Conner Stephen, saloon, 300 S.Tennes-
see, r. same
lab.
S. Dela-
O'Conner Thomas,
ware
O'Donnal John, lab. r. 498 E. Georgia
O'Donnell John, cooper, r. S. Tennessee,
bet. South and Garden
O'Donnell Maggie, servant, works 289 N.
New Jersey
O'Donnell Maggie, servant, 475 N. Illi-
nois
O'Donnel Margaret, wid. John, r. 141 S.
Tennessee
O'Donnell Mary, servant, r. 180 W. Ohio
O'Driscoll John, stereotyper, Hall &
Hutchinson, bds. 94 W. Market
O'Har Mathew, tailor, r. Maple, bet. Mc-
Carty and Ra\
O'Hara Anthony, lab. r. 243 S. West
O'Harrah Edward, stonecutter, bds. 23
Kentucky av.
O'Haver Warren, policeman, bds. Missis-
sippi, sw. cor. Maryland
O'Keeffe Daniel, porter, Daily Herald,
bds. Delaware, bet. Maryland and
Georgia
O'Keefife Timothy, lab. r. 18 Willard
O'Key Edward, carpenter, r. 361 N. New
Jersey
O'Key Joseph, fruit stand, es. Pennsyl-
vania, r. 326 East
O'Key Phil, fence builder, r. 452 N. New
Jersey
O'Key Remus, lab. bds. 361 N. New Jer-
sey
O'Lara James, works at Arsenal, r. 82
Bates
O'Larry Michael, lab. r. 167 Madison av.
O'LEARY JEREMIAH, Brilliant Saloon,
103 S. Illinois, and Atlantic Ex-
change, 172 S. Illinois, r. 211 S. Illi-
nois
O'Leary John, bartender, 103 S. Illinois,
bds. Siime
O'Loughlin Patrick, lab. r. 35 Wyoming
O'Lynch Owen, lab. r. 2 Walter
O'Malia Pat. porter, E. B. Alvord & Co.
O'Mara William, cooper, r, 187 W. South
O'Marra James, porter, American Express
Co. Union Depot, bds. op.
O'Neal John, lab. Ind. RoHing Mill
O'Neal John X. lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
O'Neal Mary Miss, waiter, Little's Hotel
O'Neal R. Mrs. bds. 128 Virginia av.
O'Neil Bartlett, lab. r. 266 S. Tennessee
O'Neil James H. operator, James D.
Crane & Co. r. 6 Willard
O'Neil John, lab. r. 211 E. Market
O'Neil Michael, cutter, J. & P. Gramling,
r. 338 S. Delaware
O'Reiley Timothy, lab. r. 287 S. Tennes-
see
O'Reilly John, boot and shoemaker, A.
Knodle, r. 414 S. Tennessee
O'Reilly Michael, boot and shoemaker, A.
Knodle, r. 414 S. Tennessee
W. G. Dabbs, dealer in Frames, Albums, etc., 2! and 23 Circle Street.
Horse Collars, etc., at Sufgrove, Reynolds & Co., 20 W.Washington St.
OAT
317
OSB
OAT George, teamster, residence 233 S.
West
Obermyer William M. salesman, Dessar
Bro. & Co. 73 S. Meridian
Obenshain Leonadus, bds. 417 N. Ten-
nessee
Obenshain Timothy, bds. 417 N. Tennes-
0.
417
THESINNISSIPPI
ISSUES POLICIES FOH ANY TERM
Not Exceeding Seven Years.
Obenshain William H. elk. P
N. Tennessee
Obert Fred. D. dentist, C. C. Burgess, r.
1 Odd Fellows' Hall
Oberworth Leo, elk. bds. Scott House
Obney Alexander, lab. Osgood, Smith &
Co. r. 177 Bluff rd.
Ochri Lewis, engineer, r. 395 S. East
Odd Fellows' Hall, W^ashington, cor.
Pennsylvania
Odgen Morgan L. Capt. recruiting officer,
bds. 52 N. Pennsylvania
Oehler Andrew, watchmaker and jewel-
er, 20 S. Delaware, r. same
Oehlei" David, saloon, 84 BluflF rd. r.
same
Oehler Romain, watchmaker and jeweler,
34 Virginia av. r. same
Oelschlager Benjamin J. salesman, r. 424
E. St. Clair
Off Chris. (C. Off & Bros.), r. 291 N. No-
ble
Off C. & Bros. (Christ. Off, Jacob Off and
Gotleib Off), lumber dealers, N. No-
ble, bet. North and Walnut
Off Gotleib (C. Off & Bros.), bds. 236 N.
Noble
Off Jacob (C. Off & Bros.), bds. 236
Railroad
Offderheeder Henry, wooden shoemaker,
r. 241 N. Davidson
Offderheeder Henry, jr. carpenter, bds.
241 N. Davidson
Offderheeder Joseph, bds. 241 N. David-
son
Offutt Thomas H. elk. S. Kahn & Bro.
bds. Oriental House
Oglesby John H. com. mer. r. 157 N. Ten-
nessee
Oglesby Joseph, elk. Cady & Baker, bds.
197 N. Tennessee
Oglesby J. E. student, National Business
College
Ohair John, shoemaker, r. 325 W. Mar-
ket
Ohaver Warren, elk. J. VV. Blake, bds.
Ohio, cor. Mississippi
Ohr Aaron D. elk. Union R. R. Ticket
Office, r. 430 N. Illinois
Ohr Henry, elk. Adams Express Co. r.
126 N. Delaware
OHR JOHN H. agt. Adams Express Co.
r. 448 N. Meridian
Ohr Martin L. elk. Sherman House, bds.
same
Ohry Louis, Union Cabinet Factory
W. G. Dabbs keeps the best Porcelain Lenstized Coating for Porcelain Pictures,
Oldham William, planing mill, r. 116
Winston
Oldham William, Union Cabinet Factory
Olin C. C. insurance agt. r. 227 N. East
OLIN E. D. (Folsom & Olin), bds. Pyle
House
Oliver Theodore, butcher, r. 315 S. Mis-
souri
Olsen Christopher, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Olsen Peter, mason, Ind. Rolling Mill, r.
I 279 S. Illinois
Oiternan Herman, saloon keeper, r. 172
Union »
Omare Richard, expresswagon, r. 239
Blake
Omer Theodore F. elk. Adjutant General's
office, bds. Sherman House
Oneal William H. lab McKernan, Pierce
& Yandes, r. 109 Mill
Oneil Patrick, lab. r. 278 E. Georgia
Onhaller Henry, saddler, r. 276 N. Lib-
erty
Oppenheimer S. elk. J. Kahn, bds. Sher-
man House
Orbison William H. elk. E. Mayo & Co. r.
58 S. Pennsylvania
Oriental House, Holland & Scudder, pro-
prietors, 73 S. Illinois
Orith William, cartman, P. R. Perine &
Son, r. S. West, bet. South and Mer-
rill
Ormsby George, r. 82 Greer
Ormsby George W. clothing, 118 S. Illi-
nois, r. same
Ornar S. 0. carpenter, bds. 177 Meek
Orner Theodore Capt. bds. Scott House
Orr Henry, elk. Adams Express office, r.
124 N. Delaware
Orth George, cartman, P. R. Perine &
Son, r. S. West, bet. South and Mer-
rill
Ortton David, saloon, 65 W. WashinglOH,
r. Spring, bet. Ohio and New York
Onem William, bds. VValker House
Osborn Elizabeth, wid. r. 127 Indinna av.
Osborne Alex, plasterer, bds. 166 E Mar-
ket
Osborne Charles, plasterer, bds. 166 E.
Market
Osborne William, carpentei-, r. 316 W.
Washington
Oshurn Joseph, lab. r. 447 S. Tennessee
Osburne Jackson (col'd), whitewasher, r.
179 Indiana av.
Omar Newman, Manufacturers' Agent for Russell's Reaper and Mower, Pal-
OSB
318
PAL
Gold lledal Pianos
BENHAM & CO S,
"Bates House Corner.
Osburne Jiicob, wfigonmaker, bds. Mary-
land, cor. West
Oscanlan Thomns P. plasterer, bds. 32fi
\V. Washnffton
Osgood Judson R. (Osgood, Smith & Co.),
r. S. Meridian
Osgood J. B. house, sign and ornamental
painter, rear 75 E. Market, r. 212 E.
Market
Osgood, Smith & Co. (Judson R. Osgood,
Samuel F. Smith and ,) luih,
spoke and felloe wheel factory, 230
S. Illinois #
Ossenforlh Frederick, porter, Jones, Vin-
nedge k Jones, r. 31G N. Winston
Osierman John, salesman, Gi-egory &
Muraford, bds. 85 W. Washington
Ostermeyer Chris, dravman, r. 271 E.
Ohio
Ostermayer Louis, drayman, r. 9 Peru
Ostermeyer Louis, lab. r. 263 N. Liberty
Ostermeyer F. (Holland & Ostermeyer),
r. ss. National rd. E. of city
Ostermire Henry, carpenter, B. R. R.
shop, r. Meek, bet. Liberty and No-
ble
Oswalte Godfrey, painter, A. Despa, r.
336 Railroad
Otten David, saloon keeper, r. 127 Spring
Otey Thomas, elk. P. M. May & Co. bds.
22 Fletcher's av.
Otis W. H r. 421 N.Tennessee
Ott Michael, lab. Rolling Mill, r. 389 S.
East
Otte William, carpenter, D. Beyheimer, r.
190 N. Noble
Otto August, lithographic printer, Wm.
Braden & Co. r. 329 E. Michigan
Otto Carl, physician, office 20 N. Noble,
r. same
Otto Frederick, porter, Bowen, Stewart &
Co. r. es. Bluff rd. S. of McCarty
Otto Philip, elk. Deloss Root & Co. r. 147
Bluff rd.
Outlan Edward (col'd), barber, Meri-
dii^n, nw. cor. Washington, r. Call
fornia, cor. North
Oval Joseph, miller, r. Blake, bet. Mar-
ket and Ohio
Over Ewald (Burt, Metcalf & Over), r.
79 N. Alabama
Overfelt Isadore, lab. C. & I. C. Freight
Depot, r. 392 S. Delaware
Overfelt Philip, blacksmith, bds. 392 S.
Delaware
Fine Cloths and Cassimeres,
Overman R. J. carpenter, r. 142 Black-
ford
Overmire Newton, cabinetmaker, bds. 6&
S. East
Overstieel James M. boarding house, 63
W. Georgia
Owen Benjamin, prof, of music, rooms S.
Meridian, nr. Pearl, r. Pennsylva-
nia, rear Post Office
Owen James, lab. bds. 83 W. Maryland
Owen James H. agt. Globe Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of New Kork, office
JEtua Building, bds. 17^ Virginia
av.
Owens Ephraim. plasterer, r. McCarty,
W.of West
Owens lames M. plas'erer, r.47 W. Rose
Owens John, plasterer, r. 327 W. Market
Owens William, lab. bds. 60 S. Delaware
Owings John F. book-keeper, J. W. Cope-
land, r. 139 E. South
Owings Nathaniel, r. 139 E. South
Owsley William A. carpenter, r. 40 Doug-
lass p
Oyley William, deputy city marshal, r. 28
N. East
i3AFF William, carpenter, r. 405 S.
East
Paffmann Jacob (Paffmann & DeTurk), r.
ws. Blnft" rJ. 3d house from city line
PAFFMANN & DeTURK (Jacob Paff-
mann and Benjamin H. DeTurk),
house and sign painters, 147 E.
Washington
Page Frank (col'd), lab. Canal, W. of
Railrojid
Paige Cyrus (C. & T. Paige), r. Alabama,
se. cor. North
PAIGE C. & T. ( Cyrus and Titus Paige),
flour and feed stc-e, whol. 78 Massa-
chusetts av.
Paige Titus (C. & T. Paige), r. Lafayette,
Ind.
Paine Daniel L. editor. Western Star, r.
Noble, cor. Huron
Paine J. F. sec. American Horse Insur-
ance Co. r. at office
Paler Christena, servant, r. 188 W. Ohio
Palmer Charles C. capitalist, r. 57 W.
Maryland
Palmer Dora (col'd), servant, 59 N. Illi-
nois
Palmer Edward L. bookbinder, blank
books, stationery and Catholic books,
60 S Illinois, r. 54 N. Mississippi
Palmer F. T (Palmer & Pentecost), r.
Macy House
Palmer George W. real estate agt. r. 265
N. Mississippi
PALMER HOUSE, Mason & Son, prop's,
Washington, se. cor. Illinois
Palmer Nathan B. capitalist, r. 57 W.
Maryland
at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
mer's Horse Hay Forks, Grover &. Baker Sewing Machines, 60 E. iVlarket.
PAL
319
PAT
PALMER TRUMBULL G. dept. Auaitor
of 8i!iie, office 22 Kentucky .av. r.
156 N. Illinois
Palmer W H. (Bill & Palmer)
Palmer & Pentecost ( F. T. Palmer and E.
Peniei-nstj, piop'rs Macy House, Illi-
nois, cnr. Market
Papenliousc Henry, baggageman, Union
Depot, bds. California House
Pardieck Jiilin H. carpenter, Virginia av.
nr. Nolile
Park University, one full square, bet.
Ver :i:ont, Pennsylvania, New York
and Meridian
Parker Edward F. elk. Subsistence Dept.
r. 11 N. Mississippi
Parker Kate Mrs. (col'd), r. Howard, W.
of Railroad
Parker M.it supt. Govt. Stables, bds. Lit-
tle's Hotel
Parker K. R. hosiery, gloves, notions and
furnishing goods, 30 W. Washington,
r. 90 N. .Mississippi
Parker William, auctioneer, bds. 37 In-
diana av.
Parkison Lee, plasterer, r. 64 Bates
Parkman Charles B. sec. Indianapolis
Rolling Mill, office 8 Blake's Row, r.
30 S. Tennessee, eor. Maryland
Parks Hiram J. (col'd), carpenter, r. 120
Benton
Parks Newton, elk. bds. 300 N. Missis-
sippi
Parks P. S attorney at law and claim
agt. 10 E. Washington, bds. 123 N.
New .Jersey
Parks P. S. (Parks & Bailey), r. 123 N.
New Jersey
PARKS & Bailey (P. S. Parks and
Maj. Will. Bailey), agts. real estate,
war claim and pension, room 1, 19
W. Washington
Parmelee E. L. operator. Western Union
Telegraph office, bds. 35 California
Parmelee Hannah, wid. r. 35 W. Califor-
nia
Parmelee W. Henry, L. R. R. freight agt,
r. 364 N. Mississippi
Parmer Margaret Mrs. r. 210 Huron
Parr W. P (Todd & Parr), 474 N. Penn-
sylvania
Parrot I Horace (Nickum & Parrott), r.
349 N. Delaware
Parry Roger, blacksmith, r. 12 Henry
Parisette Joseph, ice dealer, residence 60
Ann
Parsley Asby, r. es. N. Mississippi, bet.
1st and 2d
Parsons Charles A. agt. American Ex-
press Co. Union Depot, r. 84 S. Mis-
sissippi
Parsons John J. (Parsons, Macauley &
Co.), r. 160 N. West
Bleached and Brown Muslins
xisr&TJT^
WITH THE
PARSONS, MACAULEY & CO. (John J.
Parsons. Daniel Macnuley and Nat,
Shurtlitf), bookbinders, publishers
and dealers in school books station-
ery, paper and blank books, 13 W.
Maryland
Parsons William, bds. Commercial Hotel
Parter George (col'd), elk. S. G. Smoth-
ers, bds. on canal
Pascoe James, boilermaker, r. 450 E.
Georgia
Pasquier John B. carpenter, r. 402 Mich-
igan, cor N. Davidson
Passwaters George VV. r. Elm, East of
Cei ar
Patterson Alex, painter, r. 284 E. Louis-
iana
Patterson Catherine, r. 140 Massachu-
setts av.
Patterson (-. Mrs. dressmaker, 75 N. East,
r. same
Patterson E. W. pork picker, 1 and 2
Talbott & New's blk. r. N. Illinois,
N. of Tinker
Patterson Frank, elk. Hunter & Co. bds.
163 New Jersey
Patterson H. Mrs. r. ws. N. Mississippi,
cor. 4th
Patterson Isuac, r. 98 N. East
Patterson John, carpenter, r. 862 S. Illi-
nois
Patterson John, carpenter, r. 21 N. East
PattersoD J. P. (Alford, Talbot cS: Co.), r.
163 N. New Jersey
Patterson Joseph, boarding house, 37 In-
diana av.
Patterson Melinda Mrs. dressmaker. 10
E. Washington, r. same
Patterson M. Mrs. dress ahd clor.k maker,
7 Odd Fellows' Hall, r. 8^ E. Wash-
ington
Patterson Robert, carpenter, r. 280 E.
North
Patterson R. M. r. 454 N. Tennessee, cor.
Pratt
Patterson Samuel, contractor, r. 323 ^V,
Washington
Patterson William, attorney at law, 23
E. Washington, r. 280 E. Ohio, near
East
Patterson W. A. watchman, r. 224 E.
Michigan
Patterson William H. elk. S. Kahn & Bro.
r. 37 Indiana av.
Pattin Charles, r. 467 S. Illinois
at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., dealers in Saddlery Hardware and
PAT
320
PEN
BEI^HAJH & CO.
Are exclusive Wholesale and Re-
tail Agents for
ESTEY & CO.'S
Celebrated Cottage Organs.
PalLin Krtte Mrs. dressmaker, 467 S. Illi-
nois, r. same
Pattison Augustus E. (Fitzliugh. Pattison
& Co.), bds. Sherman House
Pattisou Coleman B. (Landers, Tarking-
ton & Pattison), bds. N. Illinois, cor.
St. Clair
Pattison E. W porkpacker, ] and 2 Tal-
bot & New's blk. r. N. end of Illinois,
in country
Pattison House, 63 N. Alabama, T. D.
Hamilton, prop'r
Pattison J. D. porkpaker, 404 N. Illinois,
cor. St. Clair
Pattison Leroy, salesman, Antony Lintz,
r. 398 N West
Pattisou T. T. N. stock dealer, r. 398 N.
West
Patton Chailes, saloon, Spencer House,
bds same
Pattim Eliza (col d), servant, r. 129 W.
New York
Paul Charles, lab. B. R. R. shop
Paul Henry, policeman, r. 17 E. McCarty
Paulsel Z. W. telegraph operator, r. No-
blesville
Pay Department, U. S. A., District of In-
diana and Illinois, IIH E. Washing-
ton
Payne John H. lab. tan yards, r. Ala-
bama, cor. St. Mary
Payne J. S. bds. Little's Hotel
Payne Peter (col'd), lab. r. 31 Ellen
Paynter John, teamster, r. Tennessee
Payton Elisha B. lab. r. Wabash al. bet.
Liberty and Noble, Ohio and Market
Payton Moses (col'd), lab. r. rear 225 N.
Tennessee
Payton Williatn B. (col'd) mechanic, r.
239 N. West
Paxtoii William, chairmakei-, bds. 320 E.
Washington
Peabody John, stock dealer, r. 234 N. East
Peabody John (James & Peabody), r. 234
N. East
Peacock W. H. engineer, Jeff. R. R. Co.r.
Michigan, se. cor. N. New Jersey
Peak David, carpenter, r. 311 W. Wash-
ington
Pearcy James, carpenter, bds. 177 Meek
Pearsall Peter R. music teacher, 38 S.
Tennessee
Pearson Charles, barber, 268 E. Wash-
ington, r. same
Pearson Charles D. physician, 86 E. Mar-
ket, r. 163 N. Tennessee
Pearson James W. with Dr. Pearson, bds.
163 N. Tennessee
Pearson John (Pearson & Co.), r. 320 N.
Davidson
Pearson L. S. carpenter, H. H. Nelson,
bds. 101 N. Mississippi
Pearson & Co (John Pearson and John
G. Hanning), restaurant, 78 W,
Washington
Pease Nancy K. Mrs. dressmaker, room
5 Miller's blk. Illinois
Peaslee Abe (Treadwdll & Peaslee), r.
16^ E. Washington
Peaterman Fred. (Peaterman & Hust), r.
es. E. Washington, beyond toll gate
Peaterman & Hust (Fred. Peaterman and
George C. Husi), butchers, 5r>4 E.
Washington
PECK EDWIN J. pres. T. H. & I. R. R.
office, S. Tennessee, cor. Louisiana, r.
W. Maryland, bet. Tennessee and Il-
linois
Peck Thomas, foundryman, D. Root & Co.
r. 19 W. Pratt
Peck Thomas S. foreman, D. Root & Co.
r. 468 N. Tennessee
Pedlow J. C. blacksmith, B. P.. R.
Peden Catharine Mrs. r. 198 N. East
Peden Joseph S barkeeper, 26 W. Louis-
iana, r. 198 N. East
Pedicord Lydia, wid. r. 357 E. Market
Pedlow James C. blacksmith, B. R. R.
shop, r. 160 S. Noble
Pedlow Robert J. moulder. Root & Co. r.
20 Coburn
Pedrick Ellen, wid. Isaac R. dressmaker,
17 S. New Jersey .
Pee George W. (Pee, Conduitt & Cox), r.
91 E. Michigan
Pee, Conduitt & Cox (George W. Pee,
Alaxander B. Conduitt and John B.
Cox), dry goods, whol. 4 Alvord's
blk. S. Meridian
Peek George, bds. 165 N. Mississippi
Peek Lafjiyette, r. 165 N. Mississippi
Peine Frederick, porter, Ray, Mayhew &
Co. r. 227 N. Alabatna
Peirce W. S. physician, r. 154 N. West
Pell J. T. bds. Walker House '
Pellegrini Pellegrino, terra cotta maker,
J. N. Glover, r. 13 E. Washington
Peltzer William, agt. Free Press
Pence Ahija, carpenter, r. 117 Oak
Pendell Henry, bricklayer, bds 117 W.
New York
Pendergast John G. carpenter, Pratt, bet.
Illinois and Tennessee, r. 413 N. Ten-
Pendergast William, lab. r. 273 N. East
Pendery Newton S. physician, 24^ E.
Washington, bds. Pennsylvania av.
nr. Railroad
W. G. Dabbs, 21 and 23 Circle St., bet. Market and Meridian.
Carriage Trimmings, 20 West Washington Street,
PEN
321
PEW
Pendery Wilson G. physician, 24 J E.
VVasliington, r. same
Pennel Harlow E. carringepainter, r. Ce-
dar, hei. Virginia av. and Huron
Penning Ernst, teamster, r. 472 S. West
Penticor't E. (Palmer & Penticost), r.
Macy House
Penticost Hugh, elk. Macy House, bds.
s:>me
Penticost H. 0. student National Business
College
Penticost II. 0. printer, Home Visitor,
bds .Macy House
Penticost M B. (Penticost, Powell & Grif-
fith), r. 274 N. Alabama
Penticost, Powell & Griffith (M. B. Penti-
cost, C. C. Powell and A. J. Griffith),
stoves and tinware, whol. and ret.
IG S. Meridian
Penticost S. E. elk. Penticost, Powell &
Griffith, bds. 296 N. Alabama
Pepiier Edwurd, machinist, 8inker & Co.
r. 155 High
Pepper E. lab. Sinker & Co. r. 43 Hos-
brook
Percell Theodore N. salesman, Tousey,
Bvrain & Co.
Percy Henry, physician, 15 Virginia av.
r. Siirae
Perine Peter R. (P. R. Perine & Son), r.
293 N. Alabama
Perine P. R. & Son (Peter R. & Theodore
F. Perine), coal and lime, 24 W. Ma-
ryland
Perine Theodore F. (P. R. P-^rine & Son),
bds. 293 N. Alabama
Perkins K H. printer. Herald office, r.
127 Meek
Perkins E. J. Miss, dressmaker, 17 Mas-
sachusetts av. r. same
Perkins James A. boilermaker, Sinker &
Co. r. 7»j Bates
Perkins J. H. elk. H. Rothchild, boards
Western House
Perkins J. H. student. National Business
College
Perkins L. J. lab. bds. 232 E. Washing-
ton
Perkins Samuel E editor Daily Herald,
r. 276 New York, bet. West and Cal-
ifornia
Perkins Samuel E. jr. bds. New Y^ork, nw.
cor. California
Perkinson Patrick, blacksmith. Sinker &
Co. bds. 38 Chatham
Peruell John, coffin maker. Weaver &
Williams, r. N. Alabama, bet. Ver-
mont and Michidan
Perrin George K. (Perrin & Manlove),
bds. 283 E Market
Perrin & .Manlove (George K.Perrinand
William R. Manlove), attys. at law,
43^ E. Washington
Perrott H. A. painter, r. 32 S. West
TIlESINKI^iSlPPl
IS A GOOD
H8liiE@®ilPai»¥
Perrott Samuel, r. 32 S. West
Perrott Thomas, painter, r. 32 S. West
Perry James H. carpenter, r. 427 N. Mis-
sissippi
Perry John A. student, PURDY'S BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
Perry John C. elk. r. 321 N. New Jersey
Perry Julia, r. 241 W. Ohio
Perry Matthew, moulder, r. Pine, bet.
Harrison and Fletcher av.
Persall Charles F. carpenter, bds. N. Illi-
nois
Persel Peter, tinner, Munson & John-
ston, r. 78 Benton
Peru and Indianapolis R. R. Co's round
house, S. Liberty, bet. Washington
and Georgia
Peterson Adam, shoemaker, bds. South,
cor. Illinois
Peterson Albert (col'd), carpenter C.
Eden & Co.
Peterson Christopher, lab. Ind. Rolling
Mill
Peterson Elhanan V. (J. D. Evans & Co.)
bds. 76 S. Meridian
Peterson Hurst, lab. Rolling Mill
Peterson John D. carpenter, r. 180 North
New Jersey
Peterson John S. porter, Sponsler & Mc-
Creery, bds. Mrs. Reed's
Peterson Joseph, student, bds. 180 North
New Jersey
Peterson J. S. elk. bds. Western House
Peterson Laz. lab. Rolling Mill
Peterson Neals, lab. Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Peterson Nelson, lab. boards Depot Ex-
change
Peterson Peter, tailor, G. H. Heitkam,
bda. Meridian, op. depot
Peterson Peter C. lab. Rolling Mill
Peterson William, shoemaker, bds. 287
Market
Petritt John, saloon, 272 E. Washington,
r. same
Pettibone A. G. r. 149 N Pennsylvania
Pettiford J. W. (col'd). (Franklia & Pet-
tiford). bds. Indiana av.
Pettigrew William, stonecutter, r. John
Petiitt W. H. student. National Business
College
Petty Julius, lab. r. 352 Indiana av.
Petty .Mrs. r. w. Michigan rd.
Pew C. R. messenger Am. Ex. Co. r. New
York, bet. Illinois and Tennessee
W. G. Dabbs sells the Porcelain Material for the New Photo. Miniatures.
Omar Newman, E. of Union Depot, Wholesale Agent for Indiana, for Gro-
PFA
322
PIE
THE LATEST SONGS 4 BaiABS
Cun be obtained at
BSNHAM & CO.'S
Bates House Corner.
Pf;iff Lucius, bds. 81 E Michigan
Pfnff Mike, teamster at arseuMl, r. .John
Pfatf William, salesman, Burton & Davis,
r. E. Michigan, bet. Pennsylvimia
and l>e]aware
Pfafflin Theodore (Smith & Co.), r. ?5 W.
North
Pfandler Nicholas, vnrnisher, Sloan, Burk
& Woollen, r. 474 E. Washincjion
Pfeifenbeiger .John, blacksmith, G. Mar-
tin, r. Miciiigan rond, nr. toll gate
Pfeifer George, wood sawyer, r. 150 St.
Joseph
Pfeteer John, tailor, r. 58 Coburn
Pflnger Jacob, tailor, r. 121 N. Davidson
Pflrtger Jacob jr. carpenter, bds. 121 N.
Davidson
Pflnger Leonard, head cook. Little's Ho-
tel, r. 181 N. Noble
Pflager Philip, Union Factory, bds. Da-
vidson
Pflegcr Gt'orge, lab. r. 18 Winston
Pfleger Henrv, chair vnrnisher, bds. 121
N. Davidson
Pfleger R. locksmiih, r. 18 Vinton
Phelan Andrew J. (ailor, Stolworthy &
Pierson, r. 17 N. Meridian
Phelan Joseph W. elk. Wm. & J. Braden,
bils. es. Pennsylvania, bet. Market
and Ohio
Phelnri Patrick, lab. r. Virginia av. bet.
Noble and McCarty
Phebtn William, boiler maker. Sinker &
Co. bds. 315 Virginia av.
Phelon James, paver, bds. GO S. Dela-
ware
Phelps A. E. saddler, r. ns. St. Clair, bet.
Alnbnma and New Jersey
Phelps Sewel (Phelps & Co.), r. 38 West
Louisiana
Phelps Simon B. engineer, r. 330 E.Lou-
isiana
Phelps Walter S. foreman, engine house,
I. & C. R. R. bds. A. J. Morse's, East
Georgia
PHELl'S W. agt. Madison R. R. Co. bds.
Hay House
Phelps & Co (Sewell Phelps and Daniel
I. Thompson), tripe and pigs feet,
Pearl, cor. Missouri
Phillips Blatz, butcher, N. Tennessee, cor.
1st
Phillips Anna (coVd), r. 218 N. Missouri
Phillips n. W. salesman, L. W. Rouse &
Co. bds. Bates House
Fine Silics, at No. 3
Phillips Jacob, carpenter, i. Noble, bet.
Georgia and Louisiana
Phillips , blacksmith, r. 330 Indiana
a v.
Phillips Jesse (col'd), r. 200 Douglass
Phillips Sarah (coTd), wid. George, wash
woman, r. 218 N Missouri
Phillips Susan M. Miss, r. 330 E. Ver-
mont
Phillips Thomns H. merchant, r. 121 N,
Mississippi
Phipps Charles R. book-keeper, Joseph
Statih, r Washington, east of city
Phipps Derius (Small & Phipps), bds. 199
N. Illinois
Phipps Edward, salesman, W. H. Craft,
bds. Isaac N. Phipps, E. Washington
outside city
Phipps Henry, lab. r. 304 Massachusetts
av.
Phipps I. N. (Abbett & Phipps), r. East
Washington, outside city
Phipps Joseph B. notary public, G2 East
Washington, up stairs
Phipps L. M. asst. Assessor U.S. Internal
Revenue, 14 Talbott & New s block,
r. N. Alabama
Phipps William C. township assessor, r.
3 mile« se of city
PHtENlX BRASS FOUNDH V, Steffen &
Schneider, prop's, 26 Union railroad
I rack
Pickens John, r. 109 S. New Jersev
Pickert Z. carpi nter, r. 117 S. Nohl>^
Pickerell Fr^nk, picture IVame innker, 9
Miissachnsei ts av. r. 2'Jrt .'^. Noble
Pickerell S. J. agent Lafayette Durbon
pumps. Plum, cor. Cherry
Pickerell Thomas, shoemaker, 119 Fort
Wayne av. r. same
Pickerill G. W. physician, 53 Mnssachu-
setts av. r. Plum, nw. cor. Cherry
Pickett Henry (cold), buggy washer, R.I.
Morohead
Piel Henry, blacksmith, bds. E. Wash-
ington, out corporation
Piele Herman, saloon, 197 S. Meridian, r.
snme
Piel William F. (Piel & Co.), r. E. Wash-
ington, out of corporation
Piel & i-'o. (William F. Piel and F. W.
Riisener), dry goods and groceries,
288 E. Washington
Piele Henry, barkeeper, Louis Lang
Pierce B. L. carpenter, r. Stephenson, bet.
East and Virginia av.
Pierce Charles, carpenter, bds. 139 Indi-
ana av.
Pierce James, teamster, r. 177 N. Liberty
Pierce John, lab. r. 493 S. East.
Pierce Winslow S. fMcKernan & Pierce),
r. 154 N. West
Pierce (col'd), physician, r 179 Douglass
Pierson David, bds. 160 Ft. Wayne av.
Odd Fellows' Hall.
vep & Baker Sewing Machines, retail office 60 E, Market St., Indianp'iis.
PIE
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POP
Pierson David, elk. M. M. Laiulis, bds.
W. Maijliunl, bet. Tennessee and
Mississippi
Piersou I. J. (Stolwortli)' & Pierson), bds.
3K5 N. New Jersey
Pierson James W. eniry elk. Pee, Condu-
itt & Cox, bds. 19;i N. Tennessee
Pierson John, lirickl.iyer, bds. 100 Ft.
Wayne av.
Pierson John H. saloon, House of Lords,
W. Wasliiugion, bds. 320 N. Dela
ware
Pierson Joseph, elk. City Grocery, bds.
82 S. Illinois
Pierson Joseph, farmer, r. 23 Arch
Pierson Joseph, stonemason, r. 213 N.
Mississippi
Pierson Levi W. (Pierson & Wheatley), r.
2tt8 N. Alabama
Pierson Stephen D. salesman, Owen Mc-
Ginnis. bds. at ftlrs. Woollen's, N.
Alabama
Pierson & Wheatley (Levi W. Pierson nnd
William Wheatley), woodyard, 102
W. Georgia
Pigg James M. carpenter, r. 101 Forest av.
Pigg John, pumpniaker, r. 232 E. Louisi-
ana
Pigg Sarah Mrs. r. 232 E. Louisiana
Piland A. H. refreshment stand, L. R. R.
bet. 4th and Sth, es.Camp Oarrington
Pilbeam George W. carpenter, r. 462 S.
Tennessee
Pilbean Amelia, wid. Benjamin, r. 88
Kentucky a v.
Pilcher Montgomery, caipenter, bds. 148
N. Blackford
Pillsen Alber. (col'd), bds. ss. 6th, bet.
Mississippi and Tennessee
Pinkhum John, tinner, bds. 172 W.Mich-
igan
Piper William H. student, PURDY'S
COMMERCLAL COLLEGE
Pitcher T. G. Brig. Gen. commanding
District, 111^ E. Washington, r. 60
Indiana av.
Piter Mathias, lab. r. 132 St. Joseph
Patman David K. (P. M. May & Co.), r.
St. Louis
Pittmnn John S (Piitman & Backus), bds.
197 E. Washington
Pittman & Backus (John S Pittraan and
Mathias Backus), saloon and restau-
rant. 197 E. Washington
Pitts George W. ice dealer, Indiana av.
cor. Vermont, r same
Place Daniel W. cooper, 123 S. Noble
Plank Isaac, teamster, r. 235 Huron
Plant George Thomas, engineer, B. R. R.
bds. 261 E. Washington
Plant John William, lab. Clark & Co. r.
261 E. Washington
Plant John VV. mineralwater, bds. 261 E.
Washington
Flannels, large Stock, at
Office 35 L iiiarkei St.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL OVER
S 5 O 0,0 O O.
Plant Sarah, wid. Geerge, r. 261 E Wash-
ington
Plant Susan, Mrs. r. 261 E. Washington
Plass Nicholas, saloon, 62 S. Delaware, r.
same
Platz Valentine, works, State Arsenal, r.
ws. N. Mississippi, bet. 1st and 2d
Ploch John, lab. State Armory, r. 518 E.
Washington
Plumb H. H. salesman, J. H. Baldwin &
Co. r. ns. Wabash, bet. New Jersey
and East
Plumnier Edward, messenger, Telegraph
office, bds. 216 E. Market
Plummer Hiram, elk. bds. 216 E. Market
Plummer Hiram Mrs. r. 216 N. New Jei--
sey
Plummer William, blacksmith, bds. 216
E. Market
Plummer William, railroader, r. 244 S.
Alabaitia
Poe J. M. book agt. r. 503 N Mississippi
Pohler Lewis (Schroder & Pohler). r. 358
Virginia av. bet. Cedar and Noble
Poirier John, Rolling Mill
Poler William, lab r. 389 Virginia av.
Police Office, room No. 1, Glenn's blk.
Pollock James, works tanyard, bds. Ten-
nessee, cor. 5th
Polsen Peter, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Polser Frank, machinist, B. R. R. shop,
r. 308 Winston
Polster Fred, saloon, 192 N. Mississippi,
r. same
Pomeroy, Fry & Co. (John A. Pomeroy,
William H. Fry, jr., Wilham B.
Thurston and John M. Maxwell),
heavy hardware, 34 S. Meridian
Pemeroy John A. (Pomeroy, Fry & Co.),
r. 511 N. Illinois
Ponder Milton, stock dealer, r. 144 N.
East
Pool Martin, carpenter, bds. Tennessee,
cor. 5 th
Poole J. E. book-keeper. Daily, Kiefer &
Co. r. 256 S. Meridian
Poole A. J. engineer. Central R. R. r. 48
N. New Jersey; sw. cor. Market
Poor Adela R. Miss, teacher, German and
English school, .Maryland, bet. Ala-
bama and Delaware, r. 132 North
Pope Abner J. book-keeper, McKernan&
Pierce, r. 82 W. Market
Pope Christian, lab, r. 63 Harrison
No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Retail Dealers in Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Horse Collars, Whips, etc.
POP
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A. M, mmm & co.,
Mnsic PnMisliers,
BATES HOUSE CORNER,
irvTIDIA.lsr.A.FOX.IS-
Pope Edgar B. salesman, Ray. Mayliew
& Co. bds. Spencer House
Pope Henry, r. 199 N. West,
Pope James P. harnessraaker, r. 139 Hu-
ron
Pope Joseph P. Capt., U. S. Commissary
of vSubsistence, r. 377 N. Illinois
Pope William (Geo. Hotz & Co.), bds. Cal-
ifornia House
Pope William, lab. bds. 63 Harrison
Pope William A. sawyer, Hill & Win-
gaie, r. 139 Huron
Pope William C. r. 199 W. Ohio
Popper Louis, salesman, Rice & Bamber-
ger, bds. Maryland, bet. Mississippi
and i:anal
Porter Albert G. (Poster, Harrison &
Fishback), r. 257 N. Delaware
PORTEK, HARRISON & FISHBACK
(Albert G. Porter, Benjamin Harri-
son and William P. Fishbaek), attor-
neys at law, Meridian, ne. cor.
Washington
Porter Henry, switchman, I. & J. R. R. r.
71 E. McCariy
Porter Jacob M. (col'd), barber, W. M.
Poiter, bds. Indiana av. bet. Michi-
gan and North
Porter J. H., Illinois Street Museum, bds.
Commercial Hotel
Porter John Mrs. r. 49 Ann
Porter Omer, student, bdfe. 257 N. Dela-
waie, cor. Michigan
Porter Omer T. (Wiley & Porter), bds.
Virginia av.
Porter Theodore, cutter, Joseph Staub, r.
293 Indiana av.
Porier William M. barber, 7 N. Illinois,
1 ds. 185 W. Georgia
Post Collins C. agt. P., Ft. W. & C. R. R.
bds. Bates House
Post Office Building, A. H. Conner, Post
Master, Pennsylvania, se. cor. Mar-
ket
Postal Charles, barkeeper, H. Both well,
bds. Kentucky av. bet. Maryland
and Illinois
Postal C. W. (Vancamp, Jackson & Co.),
r. Virginia av. outside city limits
Pothast Chris, brickmaker, bds. 576 E.
Washington
POTTAGE BENJAMIN, hardware and
cutlery, whol. and ret. 82 W. Wash-
ington, r. 127 W. Market
W. G. Dabbs, dealer in Position Cha
Pottage Charles, elk. Benjamin Pottage,
r. 9 Ellsworth
I Potter George W. (Potter & White), r.
[ 165 Indiana av.
Potter John L. carpenter, Jones, se. cor.
I West
Potter Samuel, carriage trimmer, bds.
Mrs. Bixby's, Delaware
Potter & White (George W. Potter and
William S. While), grocers, 165 In-
diana av.
Potts Harry C. notary public, bds. 78 W.
i New York
j Potts Mary A. wid. r. 78 W. North
j Poiist Godfrey, tailor, Louis Scholtz, r. 74
N. Pennsylvania
, Powalky Charles, clerk, Western House,
I bds. same
I Powel Stephen, lab. r. 65 Maple
I Powell C. C. (Pentecost, Powell & Grif-
; fith), bds. 230 E New York
\ Powell David, policeman, r. 440 N. New
Jersey
Powell George, saloon. 279 S. Tennessee,
r. same
Powell George W. student, National Bus-
iness College
Powell Henry, carpenter, r. 181 N. Da-
vidson
Powell James M. (col'd), barber, W. M.
Porter, bds. Mrs Campbell's
Powell John, baker, 191 N. Noble, r. same
Powell John, messenger, 0. E Geisendorfif
& ('o. bds. New Jersey, bet. St. Clair
and St. Joseph
Powell Martin, salesman, 11 W. Wash-
I ington
i Powell M M. clothier, r. 130 N. East
I Powell William, grocer, whol. and ret.
250 W. Washington, r. 261 W. Wash-
ington
Powells Patrick, lab. Sinker & Co. r. 271
S. Pennsylvania
Power Thomas, lab. r. 312 S. Missouri
Powers Jacob B. extra policeman, r. 71
N. East
Powers James, stonecutter, bds. 17 Bid-
die
Powers Mai tin, porter, Bates House, bds.
same
Powers Pat. lab. r. 55 Fayette
Powers Thomas, lab. r. Nelson's al. near
Georgia
Powers Thomas, hostler, Wm. Hinesley,
37 W. Pearl
Powers Thomas, Rolling Mill
Prail Frederick, bricklayer, r. 214 Win-
ston
Prange Charles, grocer and dry goods
dealer, 308 E. Washington, r. Mich-
igan rd.
Prange Frederick, carpenter, bds. 15 E.
Mo'Jarty
Prather Austin, clerk, r. 268 W. Vermont
rs, etc., for Photographic purposes.
should call at No. 20 West Washington Street, Indianapolis.
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F'rather Austin, student, National Busi-
ness College *■
Prather Carrie Miss, bds. 293 East New
Nork
Prather W. B. student. National Business
College
Prathus Oscar, lab. McCord & Wheatley,
bds. 60 S. Delaware
Pratt John E. bds. 22 Louckerhee
Pratt Joseph, Illinois St. Museum, bds.
Commerciul Hotel
Pratt Martha Mrs. r. 22 Louckerbee
Pratt Samuel, carpenter, arsenal, r. 104
2d
Pratt Seth B. student, National Business
College
Pratt William D. agt. P. & I. R. R. r. 85
Pratt
Pratt VV. B. gen. freight agt. I. P. & C. R.
R. r. 85 Pratt
Pray William (G.ates, Pray & Co.), r. 90
Indiana av.
Preia J. boot and shoe maker, 148 Vir-
ginia av. r. 191 N. East
Presnel John, r. 243 N. New Jersey
Presbyterian Church (German), Rev.
Charles E. Knester, pastor, S. New j
Jersey, nr. Little's Hotel
Presley John, engineer, r. 119 S. East
Pressel AUert, clerk, bds. East, nr. city
limits
Pressel Ann Mrs. r. 102 Oak
Pressel Charlotte Mrs. r. 110 Plum
Pressel George, porter, bds. 102 Oak
Pressel John, clerk. H. M. Socwell, bds.
110 Plum
Pressel Wm. carpenter, r. 188 Virginia
av.
Preston Elliott, conductor, r. 27 Grant
Pre.slon Samuel C. student, bds. 148 N.
New Jersey
Price Austin S". farmer, r. 829 W. Mar-
ket
Price Charles, student, commercial col-
lege, bds. 74 N. Pennsylvania
Price John, shoemaker, Virginia av. r.
191 N. East
Price Letitia, r. 329 W. Market
Prichard In a, r. Union, bet. Merrill and
McCarty
Priegnitz Wra. carpenter, Central R. R.
shop, r. 57 Harrison
Prigger Henry, stonemason, H. Hellman,
r. 347 N. Noble
Prince John D. porter, Alford, Talbot &
Co. r. 83 N. Noble
Princler August, lab. r. 226 W. Mary-
land
Prindle Rome, baggage register. Union
depot, r. 169 S. Tennessee
Prinsell Henry, lab. D. Root & Co. r. 181
Madison av.
Proctor Thomas, saddler, bds. Depot Ex-
THE»fli\.^ISJSIFPI
PAID OVER
$40,000 IN LOSSES
During the year 1865.
Fronner Charles, carpenter, bds. 284 E.
Market
Prosse Henry, shoemaker, r. 446 Virginia
av.
Prosser John, tailor, 4, 4th floor Blake's
row, r. same
Protzman Belle Miss, elk. Mrs. A. Baker,
r. 46 8. Illinois
Protzman Eugene, engineer, VV. S. Cam-
eron, r. S. Illinois, nr. Maryland
PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE, 6th
Dist. room 1, Eden's block, E. Mar-
ket, nr, P. 0., Capt. David Braden,
P. M.
Prudhomme Thomas W. salesman, C. Wit-
tenberg, r. 1st, nr. city limits
Prunk D. H. physician, r. 372 W. New
York
Pugh James, carpenter, r. 144 Blackford
Pugh William, painter, B. R. 11. shop, r.
578 E. St. Clair
Pullen Mary Miss, works 98 Ash
Pullins Wm. lab. Indianapolis RDlling
Mill
Pumpe Frederick, clerk, 101 S. Illinois,
bds. W. Maryland, nr. Mississippi
Purcell George VV. salesman, Jones, Hess
& Davis, bds. 36 W. Maryland
Pui'cell John, r. 18 California
Purcell Sarah (cold), washerwoman, r.
2d, W. of railroad
PURDY WILLIAM, prop'r PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE, ^tna build-
ing, Pennsylvania, nr. P. O.
PURDY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, .^na
building, Pennsylvania, nr. P. 0.
Purington G. A. salesman, Sponsler & Mc-
Creery, r. 35 Fletcher av.
Purington John A. elk. 56 E. Washing-
ton, r. 35 Fletcher av.
Purnell Enoch M. salesman, Mauldin &
Adams, bds. Alabama
PURSELL A. E. dentist, Blackford's blk.
r. 174 N. Meridian
Pursell Jonathan H. boot maker, bds. 73
N. Illinois
Pursell Peter M. tinsmith, Munson &
Johnston, r. 78 S. Benton
Pursell Theodore W. salesman, bds. Mich-
igan, cor. East
Pusrelwait Alex, brakeman, B. R. R. bds.
71 Pennsylvania
Pyburn Agnes Mrs. doctress, 59 S. Cali-
fornia, r. same
change
W. G. Dabbs, Photographic Warehouse, 21 and 23 Circle St.
Palmer's Horse Hay Forks. See advertisement opposite title page.
PYL
326
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or Whum to Buy a Piano.
OF BENHAM & CO.,
Agents for
And other First Class Pianos.
Pyle Jcihn, boju-Liiiig liouse, N. iMeridian,
m-xi Efiiscopitl Chu'ch
Pyle J. E. elk. P 0. r. 206 E. Ohio
Q
UAKER Chuieb, Delaware, cor. St.
Qiuiniby Joseph, marble cutter, James &
Cook, r. 314 E. North
Queen Snsnn (col'il), servant, 180 E.
Washington
Quigley James F. carpenter, r. 9th, bet.
Lennox and Piltsfifld
Quinius H. Rev. pastor, German Evan-
gelical Cliurch, ns. Ohio, bet. Illinois
and Meridian, i'. basement of same
Quinliti Edward, night watchman, Spen-
cer liouse
Quinlin John, tailor, bds. 6 S. Tennessee
Quinlin Michael, yardman, Spencer
Hou<e. bds. same
Quinn James, lab. r. 300 S. East
Quinn John, lab. r. 303 S. Pennsylvania
Quinn John, foreman, Heniy Allen, r.
303 S. Pennsylvania
Quinn William, saloon, Illinois, r. 239
S. Tennessee
Quinn William, lab. r. 98 Ash
Quinihy II. N. Mrs. millinery and straw
goods, 42 S. Illinois, r. same
Quiser Julius, espiessman, r. 386 Vir-
ginia av.
Quisser Albert, student, PURDY'S BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
RAAB John, teamster, at Arsenal, r.
346 N. Noble
Raab Sebastian, shoemaker, 93 E. South,
r. 171 Madison av.
Race Christ, fruits, cigars and tobacco,
r. 126 Maple
Race Richard T. (L. H. Tyler & Co ), r. 2
W. Washington
Radehaugh Joel, v. 521 N. Tennessee
Rader Charles, carder, r. Minerva, bet.
New York and Market
Rader George, lawyer, bds. Scott House
Rader George W. elk. A. F. Noble, bds.
Scoit House
Radforan James, lab. r. 432 South Dela-
ware
Raefing L'hrist. lab. r. 260 N. Noble
Raesa (,'harles, carpenter, r. 188 N. No-
ble
Rafert Andy (A. & C. Rafert), r. 83 E.
Pratt
Buy your Cloaks of
Rafert A. & C. (Andy and Christopher
* Rafert ), carpenters and builders, ss.
Walnut, bet. Pennsylvania and Del-
aware
Rafert Charles, lab. r. 139 Merrill
Rafert Christopher ^A. & C. Rafert), r.
83 E. Pratt
Rafert Ernst, drayman, r. 93 Union
Rafert VVilliam, drayman, r. 242 Rail-
road MV.
Rafert William, sr. lab. J. C, Ferguson,
r. Alabama, bet. .Merrill and Dun-
can
Rafferiy J. T. N. bds. 153 N. Tennessee
Raford Henry, carpenter, r. 329 N. Illi-
nois
Ragiin Charles, railroader, r. 147 S. Ala-
■• bam a
Ragan Edmund, boilermaker, r. 213 S.
Tennessee
Ragan Joseph, Lib. Ind. Rolling Mill
Ragsdale D. W. carpenter, r. 93 Benton
Raher G. sionecutter, r. 268 S. Del'ware
Rahling Chailfs, boots and shoes, 218 E.
Washington
Rahor Joseph, lab. r. Bush's brewery, E.
Washington
Raible Charles, carpenter, r. 518 E. Wash-
ington
Raible John (Raible & Fettee), r. 229 S.
Alabama
Raible Joseph, watchman. State Armory,
bds. 518 E. Washington
Raible Louis, cabinet maker, Mathew
Long
Raible & Fette (John Raible and George
Feite), dyers and scourers, 38 Vir-
ginia av.
Rainsford Victoria Mrs. dressmaker, r.
199 E. Washington
Raisener ("'hatles, blacksmith, bds. 329
N. Noble
Rakestiaw Thomas M. boot and shoe-
maker, C. Karle & Co.
Ramsey Albert, city bath rooms, bds. 260
N. Illinois
Ramsey Eliza Mrs. (col'd), r.341 N. Ala-
bama
Ramsey John F. furniture, 21 S. Illinois,
r. 260 N. Illinois, nr. Michigan
Ramsey James, telegraph repairer, bds.
117 W. New York
Ramsey James A. book-keeper. Western
Union Telegraph Co. r. 160 N. Illi-
nois
Ramsey J. W. elk. I. P. & C. R. R. oflHce,
r. 260 N. Illinois
Ramsey .Mary (col'd), boarding house,
171 Blake
Ramsey Robert L. (William Sweinhartfe
Co ), r. 299 East, cor. North
Ramsey Walter L. (Ramsey & Hanning),
r. 320 N. Delaware
Jones, Hess & Davis.
Russell's Reapers and Mowers, Wholesale, by Omar NeWman.
RAM
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RAY
Rauisey WilliHin (Ramsey & Biown), biis.
\-22 N. Illinois
RAM^EY & BROWN (William Ramsey
nnd F. Brown), People's Gioceij,
Illinois, C0I-. Michigan
Ramsey & Msinninir (W. L. Rfim^ey and
J. a. llaiininjr), plumbers, ^ns and
Steam tillers, Eden's blk. 81 E. Mar-
ket
Ranaliaii James (Ranahan & Coll), r.204
Indiana av. *
Raualiiiii & Coll (James Ranahan and
iiLiinis Coll), Union Grocery, "204
Indi.-.na uv.
Rand Frank, actor, bds. 144 N. Tennes-
see
Rand Frederick (Rand & Hall), r. 270 N.
Illinois
Rand & Hall (Frederick Rand nnd Regi-
iimM H Ha 1), attornx'ys at law, 24^
E. Washington
Randal! Fr .nkl machinist, S. C. Frink &
Co r. 11) E. St. Joseph
Runilall Geiirjre, carpenter, r. ws. N.
Illinois, bet. 6th and Tinker
Randall Henry, carpenter, bds. George
HandMlls, N. Illinois
Rrindall H. I' r. 19 W. St Joseph
Randleman John H. r. Wabash al. bet.
Lilieity nnd Noble, Markei and Ohio
Raner J<seph, r. 276 S. Alabama
Rankin Albert Rev. r. 422 N. New Jer-
sey
Rankin Albert, jr. plasterer, bds. 422 N.
New Jersey
Rankin Hemy, cigarraaker, 137 Fort
Wayne a v. r. same
Rankin II. carpenter, C. Eden & Co. r.
117 W. New York
Rami Kate, (col'd), wid. r, 1G3 Indiana
a V
RainiMhan Peter J. lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Raiischan William, lab. Ind. HoUing Mill
RansteMil William H. salesman, L. W.
Honse cSl Co.
Raper [{oht'it, r.iilroader, r 59 Eddy
Raper h. lab. Osgood, Smith & Co.
Rapher Charles, lab. Peru Depot, r 139
E. Merrill
Rapp Fiedeiick J. plow maker, 194 E.
W i.shingion, r. 240 E. Market
Rasaner Ellen .Mrs. r. 240 S. Tennessee
Rascing Charles, tobacconist, r. 235 E.
Vermont
Rasihig Ch\rles M. cigars and tobacco,
rei. 11 E. Washington, r. 224 E. Ver-
mont
Raschig G. F. E. (Hamlin & Raschig), r.
rm E. North
Rasmusseii Andrew, lab. Ind. Rolling
Mill
Rasmnsson Peter, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Rasmnsson U. Ind. Rolling Mill
Raiii Francis A, sr. r. 318 N. East
INSURE
WITH THE
SINNISSIPPI,
Ratti Francis A. jr. foreman press room,
Daily Herald, bds. 318 N. East
Ratii .lo,>.eph, printer, Daily Herald, bds.
318 N. East
Raillebangh John, bils. Scott House
biau Benjamin, blacksmith, bds. 286 In-
diana av.
Rauh Bernard (Feibelman & Rauh),r.
193 N. Tennessee
Raupp John, barber, 91 E. South, r. Me-
ridian. Iiet. Menill and McCirty
Raushen Henry, lab. 362 S. Te"nessee
Hawling Frank, lab. Osgood, Smith & Co.
Rawson Charles E. upholsterer, Bales
House, r. same
Ray Cliarles A. judge, r. 140 and 144 Il-
linois, sw. cor. New York
R..y David, r. 336 E. New York
Ray Geo. W. cooper, r. 284 W. Maryland
Ray Hiiiry, student, N. W.C. University,
bds. M. .M. Ray's
Ray Henry C. r. Pennsylvania, sw. cor.
Tinker
Ray James M. pres. Bank of the State of
Indiana, r. 1 12 N. Meridian, cor Ohio
Ray John, bricklayer, r. 129 N. Liberty
Kay John W., U S. pension agt. 62 E.
Washington, up stairs, r. ns. E.
Washington, outside city limits
Ray J. N. maker bending machines, r.
76 Huron
Ray .Martin M. (Ray & Gordon), r. Penn-
sylvania, cor. Tinker
RAY, .M.AYHEW & CO. (James M. Ray,
Parish L Mayhew, Nelson B. Free-
man and John L. Harper), boots and
shoes, whol. 8 W. Louisiana
Ray Oscar W. salesman, Tarlton & How-
land, 29 S. Mendian
Ray O. W. agt. fruit house, bds. 74 N.
Pennsylvania
Ray WintitUd S. r. Pennsylvania, sw. cor.
Tinker
Ray & Got don (Martin M. Ray and Jon-
athan W. Gordon), attorneys at law,
11 Talbott & New's blk.
Raymond Charles H.(Goolman, Morris &
t 0.), r. 222 N. Delaware
Raymond Charles U. at Goolman, Morris
& Co. 76 W. Washington, bds. 222 N.
Delaware
Raymond George M. (G. & S. Raymond),
r. 122 N. Delaware
Raymond G. & S (George M and Samuel
Raymond), blacksmiths. 60 E. Mary-
land
Buy your Silks of Jones, Hess & Davis.
Call and examine Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co.'s stock of Saddlery Hardware,
RAY
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Indiana Music House,
L M. BENHAM & CO.,
Bates House Corner.
Raymond Henry, book-keeper, T. B. Elli-
ott, r. 367 S. Alabama
Raymond Samuel (G. & S. Raymond)), r.
122 N. Delaware
Rayner C. A. salesman, Sponsler & Mc-
Creery
Raynotd Jacob (col'd), porter. Sawyer &
Hasselraan, r. N. Missouri, nr. Indi-
ana av.
Reacliemayer Henry, miller, r. 115 St.
Joseph
Read D G. student, National Business
College
Read John, student. National Business
College
Read J. F. elk. bds. 134 N. East
Read M.Mrs, r. 134 N. East
Read, see i.lso Reed and Reid
Reading Thomas, carraige trimmer. Drew
& Shaw
Reading William V. carriage trimmer,
B. C Shaw
Ready Hiram, bartender, William Bowen,
bds. 71 8. Illinois
Reagan David J. (Brown & Reagan), r.
402 N. New Jersey
Reagan George William, cabinet maker,
r. 79 N. Davidson
Reagan Hector, carpenter, bds. 117 W.
New York
Reagan Jep. elk. Wright's brewery, bds.
162 N. Illinois
Reagan Lot, physician and surgeon, 12
S. Mississippi, r. same
Reager Joseph, carpenter, r. 132 Bluff rd.
Reagan Pat. lab. r. Fayette
Reagin William, boot and shoe maker, J.
N. Rose, bds. Ray House
Readfen James, lab. r. 409 S. Delaware
Realy Frederick, lab. Rolling Mill, r. 5
Willard
Reardon John, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Reardon Michael T. receiver. Citizens'
Street R. R. office 132 S. Illinois, bds.
Spencer House
Reasner Anthony, drayman, r. 23 E. Mc-
Carty
Reasner Henry, carpenter, r. 415 E.
Washington
Reasner Herman, mechanic, Osgood,
Smith "^ Co.
Reaume John A. salesman, R. R. Parker,
bds. N. New Jersey, bet. Market and
Ohio
Rebb G. A. carpenter, r. 212 Madison av.
Reber Godfrey, stonecutter, Scott & Nich-
olson, r. 268 S. Delaware
Recham Julia Mrs. r. 62 S. Pennsylvania
Rechison Moses, lab. r. 140 W. Geoigia
Recker Gottfried, elk. H. Lieber & Co.
r. 238 S. New Jersey
Recker Hubert, carpenter, 507 E. Market
Reger William, Union Cabinet Factury
Redding A. D. plasterer, r. 17 Louckerhee *
Redeman Louis, harnessmaker, Reyer & ^
Thoms, r. 31 W. St. Clair
Redfield Alex. elk. Hernld office, bds. 71
W. Michigan
Redfield D. A. publisher, 16^ E. Washing-
ton, r. 71 \V. Michigan
Redford Horace, bds. 196 St. Joseph
Redford John E teacher, PURDYS BUS-
INESS COLLEGE, r. 196 St. Joseph
Redgewiue Philip, barkeeper, Aster sa-
loon
Redmond Buchanan, bricklayer, bds. 144
N. Tennessee
Redmond Dennis, policeman, r. 183 W.
South
Redmond Harriet, wid. Andrew, boarding
house, r. 29 S. West
Redmond Margaret Mrs. r. 243 W. Mary-
land
Redmond Samuel, elk. John Jorden, r. 250
W. Washington
Redmond S. elk. bds. 170 E. Walnut
REDMOND THOMAS, liquors, whol. and
ret. 130 S. Illinois, r. 107 S. Illinois
Reed Edwin 0. boarding house, 94 S.
Meridian
Reed E. R. engraver, W. P. Bingham &
Co. r. Duncan's row, N. Meridian
Reed George, teamster, r. 355 W. Wash-
ington
Reed Jacob (Reed & Morgan), r. Blake,
cor. Market
Reed John, salesman, M. Dernham & Co.
r. 134 N. East
Reed Joseph 0. cooper, r. 75 Elizabeth
Reed S A. Mrs. confectionery, and boaid-
ing house, 32 N. Pennsylvania, r.
same
Reed Werden, freight fireman, B. R. R.
Reed W. L. student, Bryant, Stratton &
Co. bds. 126 N. Tennessee
Reed & Morgan, (Jacob Reed and Daniel
B. Morgan), coopers, 356 W. Wash-
ington
Reely Thomas, lab. r. S. West
Keen Michael, lab. r. 2 Ann
Rees Catherine Mrs. r. 95 Oak
Rees Henry, physician, Delaware, r. 236
N. East
Reese Charles, (H. Reese & Co.), r. 115
W. Washington
Reese Charles, bds. 188 N. Noble
Reese Henry (H. Reese & Co.), r. 115 W.
Washington
W. G. Dabbs, wholesale dealer in Photographic and Ambrotype Stock.
Palmer's Horse Hay Forks, Wholesale, by Omar Newman.
REE
329
REN
Reese H. & Co. (Henry and Charles
lleese), groceries and provisions,
wliol. and ret. 113 and 115 \V. Wash-
ington
Reese John, lab., H. Balweg, r. Ft. Wayne
;iv. cor. Cherry
Reese Samuel, refreshment stnud, es.
Camp Carrington, on I. & L. II. R.
cor. 2d
Reese Sar.^i T. Mrs. r. at Frank Smith's,
N. Tennessee
Reeve William E. carpenter, bds. 277 Vir-
ginia av.
Reeves Alice, wid. Thomas, r, 268 S. Ten-
nessee
Reeves C. C. delivery elk, Adams Express,
r. 510 E. Washington
Reeves Frank J. cigar stand, Bates House,
bils. same
Reeves Frank J. elk. bds. 510 E. Wash-
ington
Reeves James S. elk. Asher & Adams, r.
70 E. MMrket
Reeves Napoleon Bonaparte, carpenter,
bds. W. Maryland, bet. .Mississippi
and .Missouri
Reeves Sarah Mrs. r. 103 S. New Jersey
Rehliiig Charles, grocer, 188 S. Illinois
Reich Gi-leon, carpenter, r. 102 Elm
Reichwein Philip, barkeeper, J.Deschler,
r. Oliio, ne. cor. Noble
Reick Augustus (Gimbel & Co.), r. 120
N. Noble
Reid Earl, salesman, J. A. Comingore &
Co. bds. Sherman House
Reid J. Mrs. r. 188 Virginia av
Reid M. J. boarding house, 39 Virginia
av.
Reid, see also Reed and Read
Rcidm.inn Henry, lab. r. 31 W. St. Clair
Reitel Peier, hutcher, Massachusetts av.
cor. Vermont
Reiffel Abraham, lab. Deloss Root & Co.
Reifle Theordore, elk. John Evans, bds.
William Campbell's
Reiley Hugh, lab bds. 365 E. Market
Reiley H. bds. Little's Hotel
Reiley Pat. works at Arsenal, bds. 358
Winston
Reiner Eugene, saloon, 299 S. Liberty,
bds. New York
Reiner .Joseph, house finisher, r, 276 S.
Alabama
Reint'eltz Henry, lab. Madison Engine
House, r. 272 Union
Reinh.rt Samuel W. carpenter, r. 309 E.
Merrill
Reinliari Valentine, cabinetmaker, r. 277
Bluff rd.
Reinheimer Nathan, clothier, r. 250 S.
Meridian
Reissner Albert, currier, D. Yandes, jr.
r. 341 Ohio, bet. Liberty and Noble
THE OFFICE OF THE
Sinnissippi
IS O:^ GROUIVD F1.04MS,
35 £. 2^AB.KI£T STRBZT.
Reissner Frank, currier, D Vandis. jr.
bds. ss. Ohio, bet. Liberty and Nuble
Reisner G. A. .'isst agt. American Horse
Insurance Co. 17 W. Washington, r.
173 Winston
Reisner Henty, carpenter, r. 415 E.
Washington
Reisner Henry, shoemaker, 370 Virginia
ay. r. .same
Reisner William, elk. r. 331 E. Ohio
Reisner William, lab. r. 155 Uniou
Reister John .VI. cooper, r. 308 Massachu-
setts av.
Reitz Frank, elk. r. 287 N. Alabama
REITZ FRANK A. prop'r Commercial
Hotel, W. Georgia, ne. cor. llliimis
Reitz Henry, teacher German and Eng-
lisii Sihool, Maryland, bet Delaware
and Alabama, r. 287 S. Pennsylva-
nia
Reitzel Christian, machinist, Sinker &
Co. r. 417 S. Illinois
Remar Louis, r. 80 Elm
Remelspeck George, butcher, works 80
Massiicliusetts av. bds. i^ame
Remis Victor, gardener, r. 270 S. Noble
Remly Joseph, shoemaker, (i3 Massachu-
setts av. r. 373 E. New Yi.ik
Remly J. shoemaker, r. 373 E New York
Renahan Joseph, laborer, r. 316 Indiana
av.
Rene Charles, printer, Daily Telegrnph,
bds. E Washington, ne. cor. Eiist
Rene L. C. printer. Daily Telegraph, bds.
Volk's Garden, E. Washington
Renn Edmond, wagonmaker. r. 99 S.
New Jersey
Renn John, carpenter, r. 315 S. Dela-
ware
Renn Michael, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill, r.
2 Ann
Rennard John B. mason, r. 323 E. New
York
Renner Christian, blacksmith, 123 Bluff
rd. r.l27 Bluff rd.
Renner George.barkeeper, Henry Schaubj
bds. 168 W. Washington
Rentchlar John G. helper, George Lowe,
bds rear 218 E. Washington
Rentchlar Martin, helper, George Lowe,
bds. 218 E Wflshington
Rentsch Edward, grocer, 176 S. Illinois,
r. same
Rentsch Hermann, grocer, 145 E. Wash-
ington, r. same
Advertise in the Indianapolis Daily Journal, Douglass & Conner, Publishers.
22
Buy your Saddles,
Harness,
Whips,
Collars,
Coach and Carriage
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^. 3^. B£9TKA1^ & CG.,
Bates House Corner,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
lealers,
Replogan A. L. iigt. Edward's Indianapo-
lis Dirertory, and agt. for Edwards,
Greerioiigh iS; DeVed s publioaiions,
la^ E vVMsliins^ton, hds. 'Z'.) Frati
Repkiiig Henry, drayman, 293 N. David-
son
Repp Lewis, r. 71 N. Noble
Reseller 0. F. carpenter, r. 161 N. New
Jersey
Reshar Clementina (col'd), servant, 405
N. Pennsylvania
Reshaiipt Aug saloon, 79 E. VVi.sliiugton,
r 382 E. Michigan
Resse Samuel, lab. lud. Rolling Mill
Reubel Emanuel, dry goods, 15 W. Wash-
ingion, bds. 239 N New Jersey
Reubel Morris, dry goo<lB, 15 VV. Wash
ington, r. 239 New Jersey
Reusse Conrad, stonemason, r. 417 E
Wiisliingiou
Revel VVilliiim W. engineer, r. 303 E.
tteoigia
Revels W. Doctor (col'd), r. 205 N. West
Rexford Eugene M. ( Rexford & Co.), r.
Illinois, se. cor. 2d
Rexford Hi Co. (Eugene M. Rexford and
), gen. ngts Wilcox & Gibhs'
Sewing Machine, 16 W. Ma.yland
Reyer George (Reyer & Thoius), r. 434
Viiginia av.
REYER .V THOMS (George Reyer and
Frederick Thorns), saddlei'y. harness
and saddlery hardwaie, 109 E.VVash
ingion
Reynolds Charles Lient. post Provost
Marshal, Soldiers' Home
ReynoMs t'hesley, expiessman, r. 79 Ash
Reynolds Charles W. elk. H. HerfiF, bds.
Commercial Hotel
Reynolds > larkson, lab. Terre Haute De-
pot, r. Fleichei's av. nr. Cedar
Reynolds C. H. cigarmaker, New York,
cor. Noble, r. 163 N. Noble
Reynolds Frank, r. 151 W. South
Reynolds John (Sulgrove, Reynolds &
Co ), r. 137 W. New York
Reynolds John, r. 92 W Ohio
ReynoMs J hn, bds 79 Ash
Reynolds John W. carpenter, Indianapo-
lis Agncultnral Works, r. 84 Benton
Reynolds L Simpson, patentee, r. 26
Louc.kerhee
Reynolds Milea M. driver. City Express,
r. 27 Ash
Reynolds Peter, mechanic, bds. 64 W,
Mary and
Reynolds Silas T. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE, bds. 163 N.
Noble
Reynolds Thomas, helper, Ind. Rolling
Mill
Reynolds Thomas, stonecutter, r. 168 W.
Geoigia
Reynolds Thomas, patent rit;ht agt. r.
163 N.Noble
Reynolds William, barkeeper, Empire
S;iloon, bds. same
Reynolds William, lab Terre Haute
Freight Depot, r. Fletcher's av. nr.
Pine
Reynolds William, lab Avery & Krege-
lo, r. 343 MMSsachusetis av.
Rheame Eugene, elk. bds. 31 Cherry
Rheiiiiensneider II. shoemaker, r. 83 N.
New Jersey
Rh 'inschild John, shoemaker, bds. 21
Kentucky av.
Rheiiiheinier N. (Mayer & Rheinheimer),
r. 250 S. Meridian
Rhineauker Jake, lab. r. 330 N. New
Jersey
Rhinehart John, book-keeper, J. H. Vajen
& Co. bds. i28 N. Meridian
Rhinhoe Jacob, carpenter, r. 371 Ver-
mont
Rhoades Charles W. watchman, r. 231 W.
New York
Rhodes James, elk. bds. Scott House
RHODES JOHN W. physician, 249 N.
West
Rhoads James M. lab. bds. 249 N. Missis-
sippi
Rhoad- .Miranda Mrs. r. 285 Blake
Riiodenbarger Samuel, carpenter, r. 342
Winston
Rhodius George, saloon and restaurant,
15 N. Meridian, r. same
Rice Gustavus, patteiinaker. Rn chhaupt,
Zsciiech & Berg, r. 125 E. Washing-
Ion
Rice G. clothing and furnishing goods,
96 E. Washington, bils. Union ilall
Rice Jidip, lab. Aisenal, bils. Winston
Rice John, lab. Arsenal, bds. 27 S. Ala-
b;ima
Rice Oliver, pumpmaker. r. 291 N. Noble
Rice Patrick, lab. arsenal, bds. 27 S. Ala-
bama
Rice Patrick, lab. r. 113 N. West
Rice Patrick, Rolling Mill
Rice Solomon (Rice & Bamberger), r. 70
N. Mississippi
Rice Stephen, baker, r. 384 E. Market
Rice & Bamberger (Solomon Rice and
Herman Bamberge ), clothing and
gents' furnishing goods, 6 Bates blk.
W. Washington
Ricer Julius, tinner, 324 S. Delaware
Merrimack Prints always at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Halt.
Trimmings of Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., 20 West Washington Street.
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Richard John, carpenter shop, r. 469 N.
New Jersey
Richards Alfred E. Illinois Street Muse-
um, bds. Commercial Hotel
Richards Albert, Illinois Street Museum,
bds. Commeicial Hotel
Eichaidson Charles, stonecutter, bds. S.
Tennessee, nr. South
Richards Frederick VV. printer, Journal
office, bds Scott House
Richards F. stonecutter, r. 22 Bates
Richards Richard, salesman, J. & D.
Duncan, r. North nr. Meridian
Richards Richard, periodical siand, Spen-
cer House, r. Missouri, bet. New
York and Vermont
Richardson Benjamin A. elk. John Fish-
back, bds. 148 N. New Jersey
Richardson Daniel A. teamster, ns. let,
VV. Mississippi
Richardson David F. elk. bds. 164 W.
Maryland
Richardson Evans, elk. W. & H. Glenn,
bds. 80 N. Mississippi
Richard.'-on Frank, agt. Parker's Sewing
Machine, 56 N. Illinois
Richardson Ge-rge, lab. bds. 308 N. Ten-
nessee, cor. North
Richardson John W. huckster, r. 122
Maple
Richardson Mary Mrs. teacher, 6th Ward
School, bds. Mississippi, sw. cor. Ma-
ryland
Richardson Warren (Richardson & Wil-
liams), bds. Western House
Richardson & Williams (Warren Rich-
ardson and Williams), prop'rs
Western House, 164 and 166 S. Illi-
nois
Richey John, r. 124 N. Missouri
Richey Samantha, dress and cloak mak-
er, Mrs. M. Patterson, r. 124 N. Mis-
souri
Richey Terressa A. Miss, elk. T. J, Davis,
r. 124 N. Missouri
Richie Frank, orderly, H. Quarters, bds.
196 N. Mississippi
Richison T. Mrs. r. Jones, bet. West
and River
Richman Hermon, saddler, r. rear 225 E.
Washington
Richmann Charles, wagonmaker, 287 E.
Washington, r. 314 E. Washington
Richmond E. L. Mrs. milliner and dress
maker, 44 S. Illinois
Richmond John, lab. r. 342 S. Delaware
Richmond Joseph, elk. American Express
office, r. 379 S. East
Richter Adolph, shoemaker, r. 217 E.
Washington
Richter August, street commissioner, r.
310 Virginia av.
Richter Florence ( Welsh & Co.), r. 72 E.
Maryland
That has Good Property Insures
WITH THE SINNISSIPPI.
Richter Frederick, grocer, r. 175 S. Ten-
nessee
Richter F. stonemason, r. 9 Fletcher's av.
Richter Herman, cabinetmaker, Trseyser
& Robinson, r. 256 Winston
Richter John F. painter and paper hang-
er, r. 159 Spring
Richter Willmm, sr. (Richter & Son), r.
412 Virginia a v.
Richter William, jr. (Richter & Son), bds.
412 Virginiti av.
RICHTKR & SON (William Richter, sr.
nnd William Richter jr.), saloon 418
Viiginia av
Richtor Henry, blacksmith, r. 261 S. Mis-
sissippi
Rickard Henry^(Talbott, Richard & Co.),
bds. Sherman House
Rickaids Thomas, carpenter and joiner,
127 E. Maryland, r. 314 E. Market
Rickaids William C. carpenter, bdn. 314
E. Market
Ricker Frank, Boston agency for patent-
right articles, 90 E Market
Ricker Godfrey, r. 305 E. Maiket
Ricker Julius, tinshop, 223 S. Delaware,
r. Delaware, bet. Merrill and Mc'arty
Ricker Leo. bartender, bds. 5UxNoble, cor.
Maike,t
Ricker Robert E. supt. and engineer, T.
H. & I. R. R office, S Tennessee, cor.
W. Louisiana, r. 82 W. North
Ricketts William H. bookbinder. Journal
office, bds. 2 Indiana av. cor. Ohio
RickhofiF Heiman, salesman, J. & D.Dun-
can, 77 S. .Meridian
Ridaell William D. elk. C. A. Wright &
Co bds. Oliio House
RIDER ISAIAH, piopr U. S. Normal
Inst, or Penmanship. 43J E. Wash-
ington, r. 129 N. jMississlppi
Ridgeway William, r. 115 N. Missouri
Hidout Henry, carpenter, r. 125 N. East
Ridout Henry A. bds. 125 N. East
Riedeman Fred, apprentice, B. C. Shaw,
bds. 31 W. St. t'lair
Riefer J A. money elk. Adams Express
Co. T. 250 N. East
Riegs Rudolph, dyer, 42 Virginia av. r.
same
Riemenschneder Hermon, shoemaker, r.
83 N. New Jersey
Ries (Christopher (Matthes & Ries), r. 126
Maple
Bowen, Stewart & Co., Dealers in Books, Stationery, etc., 18 W. Washington.
Omar Newman appoints agents for Grover & Baker Sewing Maciiines, Rtts-
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SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS,
And anj article in the Music Trade,
GO TO
A. M. BEN HAM & CO.,
Bates House Corn r.
Eiff Nichobxg, shoemaker, 111 S. Illinois,
r. 105 N. Nohle
Rifle Jacob, butcher, 306 V^irginia av. r.
Virginia av. bet. Noble and Cedar
Rifle Jacob, butcher, 366 Virginia av. r.
same
Rifle Peter, so:)pmaker, r. Union, bet.
Merrill and McCarty
Rifle Theodore, elk. 58 S. Illinois, bds. 33
VV. Maryland
Riggen W. H. (Riggen & Critchell), bds.
76 S. Meridian
Riggen & Critchell (W. H. Riggen 'and
John Criichell), cigars and tobacco,
76 Massachusetts av.
RIGGS C. M. druggist, 62 N. Illinois, r.
ns. 1st, bet. Tennessee and iMissis-
sippi
Rihl Charles H. bricklayer, r. 72 Califor-
nia
Riley Adam, carpenter, r. 270 Patterson
Riley Henry, salesman, P. S. Willard, bds.
Scott House
Riley Hugh, lab. Central R. R. shop, bds.
T. Spbiin's, E. .Market
Riley James, grocer, 217 Minerva, r. same
Riley James, head waiter, Spencer House
Riley John, r. 124 N. Missouri
Riley John, lab. r. 372 S. Tennessee
Riley Patrick, lab. bds. Depot Exchange
RILEY WILLIAM H. manager. Metro-
politan Theater, hds. Palmer House
Rine John, blacksmith, bJs. Scott House
Rineard Gotleih, butcher, Charles Kuhn,
r. 135 Ft. Wayne av.
Rinehart Ludwig, shoemaker, 66 Massa-
chusetts av. r. 62 Massachusetts av.
Rineman Earnst, saloon and garden, 156
E. Washington, r. same
Rinert Fied. currier, Fishback, r. 4tb,
bet. Mississippi and Tennessee
Ring John, lab. r. 183 Dougherty
Ringer John Q. carpenter shop, Peru R.
R. r. 186 St. Joseph
Ringer Mary A. Mrs. r. 256 N. Enst
Ringer William, elk. Massachusetts av.
cor. Alabama, bds. 256 N. East
Ris F. (Mueller & Ris), r. 187 E. Wash-
ington
Ritchart James, horsedealer, bds. 82 S.
Illinois
Ritchen J. M. physician, Vinton's block,
op. p. 0. r. 147 N. Pennsylvania
Ritehey M. Mrs. r. 471 Virginia av.
28 W. Georgia
Rittenhouse George L. groceries and pro-
visions, 151 W. Washington, r. 244
N. East
Rittenhou e William, bds, 70 Indiana av.
Riiter Augustus, teamster, r. 498 S. New
Jersey
Ritter Henry, teamster, r. 498 S. New
Jersey
Ritzinger A. W. clerk, gas office, r. ns.
E. Ohio, bet. New Jersey and East
Ritzinger Frank L. elk. Fletchers Bank,
r. 226 E. Ohio
RITZINGER FRED. sec. German Mutual
Fire Ins. ('o. agt. German Life Ins.
Co. of New York, and Hamburg
American Packet Co. 115 E. Wash-
ington, r. 226 E. Ohio
Ritzinger J. B. teller, Fletcher's Bank, r.
226 E. Ohio
Roach Alva C. elk. A. D. Streight,-r. 68
Bates
Roach Charles, engineer, Spiegel, Thoms
& Co. r. 308 E. Louisiana
Roach E. elk. L. I. Mossier, bds. 232 N.
Illinois
Roach James, lab. McKernan, Pierce &
Yandes, r. Jones, bet. West and river
Roach John, lab. Rolling Mill
Roach Mary, servant, at 173 N. Tennes-
see
Roach Nicholas, lab. r. 25 N. Bright
Roache Addison L. (McDonald &Roache),
r. 613 N. Pennsylvania
Roache P. J. carriage smith, bds. Scott
House
Roache Randolph S. notary public, r. 613
N. Pennsylvania
Roark Mary, waiter, Little's Hotel
Roark Thomas, steward, Spencer House,
bds. same
Roater Augustus, elk. Dorsey & Layman,
bds. N. Pennsylvania
Roback Eli T. bookbinder, bds. 20 East
Walnut
Roback Sarah Mrs. r. 20 E. Walnut
Robbins Edward, blacksmith, r. N. Illi-
nois, out corporation
Robbins James, bricklayer, C. Secrest, r.
436 St. Clair
Robbins James, student, commercial col-
lege, bds. 252 N. Mississippi
Robbins James M. agt. Moody Bros., In-
diana av. cor. Tennessee
Robbins James iM student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Robbins John, boarding house, r. Bluff
road
Robbins J. J. Bible agent. 11 Yobn's blk.
Roberts Catherine, wid. Daniel, r. 213 W.
Market
Roberts Chapel (Methodist), N. Pennsyl-
vania, cor. Market, Rev. A. S. Kin-
nan, pastor
Rith John, tailor, bds.
The Finest Goods In the city, No. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall.'
sell's Reapers and Mowers, and Palmer's Horse Hay Forks, lock box 378.
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333
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Roberts Franklin, teamster, r. 329 West
Market
Roberts Hezekiah W. marblecutter. La
Dow & Winder, r. Maria, bet. Smith
and Lock
Roberts James S. carpenter, r. S. W^est,
nr. McCarty
Rolierts Jane, servant, Little's Hotel
Roberts John (Helwig, Roberts & Co.), r.
3-22 W. New York
Rolerts John, machinist, B. R. R. shop
Roberts John W. machinist, B. R. R. shop,
r. 175 Spring
Roberts Joseph T. jr. teamster, bds. 300
Walnut
Jloberts J. Thompson Hon. barrister, bds.
around '
Roberts Mary T. wid. r. 300 Walnut
Roberts Motin (col'd), soldier, r. 142
Douglass
Roberts Samuel, soldier, r. 281 Indiana
av.
Roberts Silas, lab. bds. 800 Walnut
Roberts Thomas, machinist, r. 322 Vir-
ginia av.
Roberts Thomas S. supt. D. Root & Co. r.
332 Virginia a v.
Robertson Ale.xander M. (Robertson &
Funke), r. 10 E. W.-ishington
Robertson J. E. ( Robertsou & Close), r.
251 S. Meridian
Robertson & (]lose (J. E. Robertson and
William H. Close), whol. and retail
dry gooils, 10 E Washington,
Robeitson & Funke (A. M. Robertson
and F. W. Funke) stocking mfrs. 24
Virginia a v.
Robinson Alonzo C. salesman, Stoneman
& Tuttle, bds. W. North, nr. cor. Il-
linois
Robin.son Bigelow, r. 231 E. Market
Robinson Calvin, lab. r. 30 tyrant
Robinson Charles B. asst. supt. I. & P.
R. R.v. 381 S. Alabama
Robinson Charles S. r. 75 W. North
Robinson Ed. blacksmith, es. Illinois, bet.
4ih and 5th
Robinson Harrison (cold), lab. Helwig,
Roberts & Co. r. Douglass
Robinson H. railroader, r. 181 Meek
Robinson Ira, lab. r. ws. N. Tennessee,
bet. 6th and 7th
Robinson James W. plasterer, r. 839 S.
Alabama
Robinson James H. (Merrifield & Robin-
son), r. Michigan, cor. E.ist
Robinson Jesse (Van Camp & Co ), bds.
121 N. Mississippi
Robinson John, teainater, r 2 Arch
Robinson John R. piano maker, bds. Ala-
bama, sw. cor. Market
Robinson J. W. (Van Camp, Jackson &
Co.), r. Rush Co., Ind.
THS SINNISSIPPI
Confines its Business
TO THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Robinson Lucretia (col'd), wid. servant,
Lieut. Col. McClure's
Robinson R. A. messenger, Adams Ex,
Co.
Robinson Robert W. carpenter, r. 110 N.
Missouri
Robinson Stephen, bds. Ira Robinson's,
N. Tennecsee
Robinson William, foreman, car shop, B.
R. II.
Robinson Wm. carpenter, bds. Ira Robin-
son's, N. Tennessee
Robinson William (col'd), works at Gen.
Morris's
Robinson William J. H. (Traeyser& Rob-
inson), also Sheriff Marion Co. v. 18
N. Alabama
Robinius F. shoemaker, 223 W.Washing-
ton, r. s;ime
Robson Charlotte Mrs. r. 209 N. Pennsyl-
vania
Rocap Francis B. carpenter, B. R.R. shop,
r. 201 N. Davidson, cor. Vermont
Roche Patrick, clerk, Mr. Powell, bds. S.
West, lift. .Maryland and South
Rockey Henry F. (H. S. Rockey & Son),
bds. Paitison House
Rockev Henry S. (H. S. Rockey & Son),
r.'202 E. Ohio
ROCKEY H. S. & SON (Henry S. and
Henry F. Rockey), coal oil, lamps,
chandeliers, etc. 13 S. Meridian
ROCKEY JOHN L. lamp dealer, 11 Mas-
sachusetts a v. r. same
Rockwell Emma Mis. r. 134 N. Pennsyl-
vania
Rockwell Jones S. dining room, 6 W. Lou-
isiana
Rockwell Prindall S.bds. Sherman House
Rockwell Silas, elk. Sherman House, bds.
same
Rock wood William 0. treas. L & C. R. R.
Company, 30 r. S. Tennessee, cor. Ma-
ryland
Rockwood W. student, National Business
College
Roda Authony, lab. r. 254 N. Noble
Roderus Andrew, bartender, 62 E. South,
r. same
Rodgers Hiram, lab. bds. 358 Winston
Rodgers H., M. D. r. 280 N. Noble
Rodgers James H. lab bds. 280 N. Noble
Rodsiers K. Mrs. r. 299 S. New Jersey
Rodler Frank, harness maker, Reyer &
Thorns, bds. Scott House
Bowen, Stewart & Co., Dealers In Books, Stationery, etc., 18 W. Washington.
Saddlery Hardware, Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Horse Collars, etc., can
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.A.. 3VC. BEKTEC-A.!^ Sc CO„
Music Publishers and Dealers in
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Of every description.
All the Street Railroad Lines pass
our Store.
Roedter J. Miss, teacher, Ind. Fern. Inst.
r same
Roesch Chrtrles, tinsmith, Sponsler & Mc-
Creery, r. Ohio, cor. East
Roesenor Harman, wks. Osgood & Smith,
r. "23 1 N. Liberty
Roeth John (Roeih & Meier), bds. E.
Wishiiigton, ne. cor. East
Roeth & Mier (.John Roeth and Henry
Mier), merch. tailors, 239 E. Wash-
ington
Regan George, lab. Rolling Mill
Rogers B. F. railroad man, r. 168 N. East
Rogers Joseph N, book-keeper, at Tyler's
Bee Hive, b.ls. 1«7 E. Ohio
Rogers J. P. watchmaker, T. Zumbusch,
bds. 93 N. New Jersey
Rogge Rudolph (8childmeier & Rogge),
r. 184 E. Washington
Rogsell Hiram S. carpenter. Central R.
R. shop, bds. Market, cor. Noble
Rohan Martin, lab. r. 349 Winston
Roker Peter, grocer, 290 W. Maryland, r.
same
Rolbining Samnel (col'd), lab. Bates
House, r. 424 E. Marylund
Roll Isaac, r. 203 N. Illinois, cor. Ver-
mont
Roll R. Mrs. r. 803 N. New Jersey
Roll William H. (Roll s Smith), r. 117
W. Marvland
ROLL& SMITH (\Villiam H. Roll and
William Smith), carpets, wall paper
window shades, 16 S. Illinois
Rollin Josiah B. instructor of penman-
ship, r. 134 N. Pennsylvania
Rome John, porter, J. H. Vajen & Co,
bds. W. Washington
Romerill Charles E. plasterer, r. 342 N.
East
Romerill James H. cbairmaker, Spiegel,
Thoms & Co. hds. 342 N. East
Roney Charles, cistern builder, r, 209 N.
Liberty
Ronen John, lab. r. 327 W. Market
Rooker Alfred, painter, r. 96 Indiana av.
Rocker A. J. painter, r. 37 Douglass
Rooker Calvin, claim agt. r. N. Illinois,
cor. 6th
Rooker George (J. & G. Rooker), 104 Cal-
ifornia
Rooker John (J. & G. Rooker), r. 148
Indiana av. on canal
Rooker J. & G. (John and George Rook-
er), painters, 96 Indiana av.
Rooker Samuel S. painter, r. 276 N. West
Roos Jacob, butcher, 139 S, Illinois, r.
139 and 141 S. Illinois
Root Jerome B. (Deloss Root & Co.), r. 18
S. Mississippi
Root Deloss (Deloss Root & Co.), r. 441
N. .Meriiiian
ROOT UELOSS & CO. (Deloss and Jerome
B. Root), stoves and hollow ware,
steam engines, mill gearing, etc. 66
E, Washington
ROOT D. & JO. (Deloss Root and J. B.
..oot), founders, 183 and 165 S. Del-
aware
Rophrey Hellena Mrs. r. McCarty, bet.
Union and Madison av.
Roschwinker Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 2
Arch
Rose A. D. captain Coquillard police, r.
29 W. Pratt
Rose Charles (Rose & Schuster), r. East,
cor. Washington
ROSE D. G\RLAND COL. (Scott, Bur-
gess & Co.), r. Sherman House
Rose Francis B. elk. Post Oface, r. 177 S.
New Jersey
Rose Franklin, engineer, I. & C. R. R,
shops, r. 55 Bates
Rose Frank E. elk. Deloss Root & Co. bds.
131 E, New York
Rose J. N. boot and shoemaker, 22 Vir-
ginia av. r. Virginia av nr. citj
limits
Rose Matthew, lab. r. 48 W, Rose
Rose Robert, shoemaker, bds, 484 N.
Mississippi
Rose Thomas, shoemaker, bds. 484 N.
.Mississippi
ROSE & SCHUSTER (Charles Rose and
Julius Schuster), dyeing and scour-
ing, 323 E. Washington
Resell Hiram, Central R. R. shop, bds.
35'' E. Market
Rosenbaum William, porter, Ind. Insti-
tute for the Blind
Rosenberg John, cutter, H. Enggass, r.
272 Virginia av.
Roseuberger Gustav, lithogrnphic en-
graver, Wm. Braden &. Co. bds. 23
Kentucky av.
ROSENBROtJK FREDERICK, grocer,
201 Virginia av. r. same
Rosenbrock William, grocer, 401 Virginia
av. r. same
Rosenbrock George, porter. Jones, Vin-
nedge & Jones, 7 and 8 Bates House
Rosenniayer Charles, teamster, r. Geor-
gia, bet. Liberty and Noble
Rosengarten Albert, collector. Evening
Gazette, bds. 31 E Cherry
Rosengarten Leon T elk. Stewart & Mor-
gan, bds. 3',' E. Ohio
Rosengarten Louis, music teacher, r. 330
Railroad
Fine Alpacas at Jones, Hess & Davis'.
be bought of Sulgrove, Reynolds &. Co., 20 West Washington Street.
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Rosengarten Mary Mrs. r. 31 E. Cherry
Rosemhal Adolph, liquor merchant, r.
259 N. Illinois
Rosenthal Henry (Hays, Aikman & Co.),
r. 142 Virginia av.
Rosenthal Henry (Hays & Rosenthal), r.
142 Viigini I av.
RosenHial lienry (S. Rosenthal & Bro. ),
bds. Commercial Hotel
Rosenthal Joseph VV. salesman, Landaur
& Co. btls. 8pencer House
Rosenthal yarauel, salesman, M. Dern-
ham, bds. Sherman House
Rosenthal Samuel (S.Rosenthal & Bro.),
bds. Commercial Hotel
Rosenthal S & Bro. (Samuel and Henry
Kosenthal), clothing, 75 S. Illinois
Rosevinker George, cigarmaker, 281 N.
East, r. same
Ross Alex. liih. r. 6th, bet. Tennessee and
Mississippi
Ross A. P. elk. bds. 126 N. Tennessee
Ross Frank, cik. Eagle Grocery, cur. Il-
linois and Indiana av. r. 67 Indiana
av.
Ross F. student. National Business Col-
lege
Ross Henry .J. boarding house, 67 Indi-
diana av.
Ross James, carriage painter, r. 277 E.
Georgia
Ross John, engineer, I. & C. R. R. Co. r.
289 E. Louisiana
Ross John T. miller, r. 330 E. Vermont
Ross J. F. carpenter, r. 388 Indiana av.
Ross J. H. coal office, 24 E. Pearl, r. 294
N. Tennessee
Ross J. J. elk. J. H. Ross, bds. same
Ross Norman M. c!k. pension bureau, r.
128 S. Meridian
Ross Samuel, elk. M. D. Williamson, bds.
61 S. Noble
Rossier H. (H. L. Tetaz & Co.), r. 311 N.
Alabama
Rossman Charles, saloon, E. Washington,
nr. Deaf and Dumb Institute, out-
side corporation, r. same
Roszel Mitchell, painter, r. 137 Union
Roth Sebastian, lab. C. F. Schmidt's
Brewery, r. 62 Bicking
Rothrock Valentine, supt. Osgood, Smith
& Co.'s factory, r. 236 N. Meridian
Rothschild Henry, clothier, 168 and 134
S. Illinois, bds. 131 E. South
Rotbschild Joseph, salesman, 134 S. Illi-
nois, bds. 131 E. South
Rottler Conrad, tailor, F. Gcepper & Co.
bds. Kelp's
Roub John, barber, r. es. Meridian, bet.
Merrill and McCarty
Roudbush G. P. blacksmith, bds. 58 N.
California
Rouer John, lab. r. 203 N. Davidson
TUE$L\i\l*<^.SIPPI
ISSUES POLICIES FOR ANY TERM
Not Exceeding Seven Years.
Rouhette Arthur, elk. r. 292 E. Wiishiiig-
ton
Rouse H. J. butcher, 148 N. Tenneseee,
bds. 31 Indiana av.
Rouse Lymau W. (L. W. Rouse & Co.),
bds. Oriental House
Rouse L. VV. & Co. (L. W. Rouse and L. W.
Belding), ready-made clothing and
gents' furnishing goods, 70 N. Illi-
nois, Miller's blk.
Rouse George, varnish agt. bds. 71 Indi-
ana av.
Rouse H. J. elk. Sheppard's grocery, bds.
31 Indiana av.
Rouse Lemuel, carpenter, bds. 71 Indiana
av.
Rousen George, carpenter, C. Eden & Co.
r. 377 E. Michigan
Rouser George, bakery, 112 Bluif rd. r.
same
Rout Thomas C. (Rout & Bates), r. 22
Louckerbee
ROUT & BATES (Thomas C. Rout and
Charles A. Bates), grocer, ret, 7 N.
Pennsylvania, Odd Fellows' Hall
Routen G. F. carpenter, foreman, C. Eden
Co. r. 336 N, Noble
Routier Anatole B. carpenter, r. Elm, cor.
Cedar
ROUTIER PETER, carpenter and builder
Virginia av. cor. Cedar, r. 394 Vir-
ginia av
Routier Peter, sr. carpenter, r. 79 Elm
Routier Peter, jr. carpenter, r. 79 Elm
Row William (Smith & Row), r. 117 W.
Maryland
Rowan James A. (Felix & Rowan), bds.
Crystal Palace
Rowe Austin, machinist. Central R. R.
shop, r. Ill Spring
Rowe Jacob J. supt., McKernan, Pierce
& i'andes, r. 250 S. Tennessee
Rowe John, teamster, r. 238 Bluff rd.
Rowe Samuel P. salesman, J. H. Vajen
& Co. r. 188 E. Michigan
Rowe Titus, mason, Ird. Rolling Mill
Rowe William, book-keeper, Ind. Rolling
Mill bds. ns. Maryland, bet. Illinois
and Meridian
Rowe William, elk. Ind. Rolling Mill^
bds Norwood, bet. Illinos and Ten-
nessee
Rowlson Margaret, wid. v. 219 E. North
Roy Herman, agt. Hatin & Bals, r. 119 Ft.
Wayne av
Parsons, Macauley & Co., Wholesale School Books, etc., No. 13 W. Maryland.
Omar Newman, Commission Merchant, Indianapolis, Ind., also Wholesale
RUY
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BKNHAM & CO,,
Bates House Corner,
Are sole Agents in Indiana for
Kaabe & Co'.s. Steinway & Sons,
And. otber
FIRST CLASS PIANOS.
Rover tieorge, pass^enijer fiieinau, B. R. R.
Rozipr A;uon, ciirpenter, Helwig, Roberts
& '0. r. 146 Blackford
Ruht-l E.nannel (E. Rubel & Co.), r. 239
N. New .lersey '
Rubel R. & Co (Emanuel Rubel, and Ja-
cob Wertheiraer), dry goods, 15 W.
Washington
Ruble Vr'. E "elk. A. D. Streight, r. atoffice
Rubiish Alex, bricklayer, r. 241 N. Lib-
erty
RubuHh Fletcher (Rubush & Mann), r.
48 Fletcher's av.
Rubiish (ieorge W. lab. r. 162 Elm
Rubush >'^ Minn (Fletcher Rubush and
Alfred .Mann), carpenters, Wabash
al. bet. Ohio and Market, Liberty
and Noble
Ruckersfe'd Charles, porter, Hahn &
Bals, bds. Scott House
RHdv .John, teimster, Wilson's woodyard,
"bds. Mrs ?. E. Whiles
Ruf John, batcher, 306 W. Washington,
r snme
Rugei' Henry, bartender, A. Rumann, bds.
same
Rule K, chard, elk. J. & D. Duncan, r. 429
N. Meridian
RU.XiA.NN AUGUSTUS, grocer and sa-
loon, 332 and 334 Virginia av. r.
same
Rumell Jacob, lab. Rolling Mill
Rumell John A. lab. Rolling Mill, r. 63
E .McCarly
Rumple D. W. publisher, r. 60 Bates
Rung Christ, butcher, M. Kauffman, r.
East. bet. North and Michigan
Runion John, lab. r. 38 Maple •'
Ruiinion William, photographic gallery,
32 J E. Washington, bds. 17^ Virgin-
ia av.
Runyen Kobert, carpenter, r. 18 Fletch-
er's av.
Rupp John, spinner, Merritt & Coughlen,
r. 39 Bright
Rupp William F. mer. tailor, 131 E.
Washington, r. E. National rd. be-
joiil .\sylum
RuschaPeier, stonemason, r. 21 Wyoming
Ruschhanpt Ausust (H. Allmann & Co.),
r. 382 E. Michiaran
Ruschhanpt, Zschech & Berg ( F. Ruch-
haupi, G. Zschech and Henry Berg),
proprs National foundry and ma-
chine works, Meridian, ne. cor. South
Velvet Cloaks at No.
Ruschhanpt Frederick (Ruschhanpt,
Zschech & lierg), r. 110 W. Dela-
ware, bet. North and Michigan
Ruschhanpt Gustav, salesman, C. Witten-
berg, r. 131 N. New Jersey
Ruschhaupt William, livery stable, 23 S.
Delaware, r. 131 N. New Jersey
Rusch Fred. P. grain mer. r. 105 N. "Me-
ridian
Rush William, carpenter, bds. 35 W. Mar-
ket
Rush William P. physician and surgeon,
20 W. Maryland, r. 487 N. lUinois
Rush W. P. (Daily, Kiefer & Co.), r. 487
N. Illinois
Ruske Henry, planer, r. 86 S. East
Rusbey Joseph, mechanic, Goolman, Mor-
ris & Co.
Russell A. student. National Business
Vyollege
Rnssel A. W. elk. P. 0. bds. 296 S. Me-
ridian
Russell David, moulder. Sinker & Co. r.
rear 82 S. Delaware
Russel George, shoemaker, bds. 90 S. Me-
ridian
Ru?sel George, shoemaker, L. Siersdorfer
& Bro bds. Central House
Russel George H. with C. A. Wright &
Co. bds. Spencer House
Russell James, contractor, r. 281 N. West
Russell James N. elk, P. 0. r. 296 S. Me-
ridian
Russell John, carpenter, B. R. R.
Russell J. S. deputy marshal, r. 354 S.
Delaware
Russell [j. policeman, r. 82 S. Noble
Piussel Nicholas, grocer, ws Michigan rd.
Russel Peter, elk. Lesh. Tousey & Co. r.
Michigan rd. nr. city limits
Russell Samuel, lab. Capital .Mills, r. 321
W. Market
Russell Thomas, shoemaker, r. 243 S.
Missouri
Ruth Adolph, bartender, 168 W. Wash-
ington, bds. same
Ruth Chas. bartender. Commercial Hotel
Ruth Louis, barkeeper. Commercial Hotel
bds. same
Ruth Robert, bartender. Commercial Ho-
tel
Rutherford Allen, Col. commanding Camp
Carrington, bds. 115 N. Illinois
Ryan Addison, plasterer, r. 312 North
Ryan Edward, lab. 34 Helen
Ryan Ellen, wid. Patrick, r. 337 S. Mis-
eouri
Ryan Ellen B. wid. John, r. 75 S. Mis-
sissippi
Ryan Hannah Miss, waiter, Palmer
House
Ryan. Igoe & Waters (Richard J. Ryan,
Martin Igoe and Joseph G. Waters),
attorneys, 28^ N. Illinois
3, Odd Fellows' Hall.
dealer in Agricultural Implements. P. 0. lock box 378. See adv. op. title.
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Ryan 'ames B. (Elliott, Ryan & Co.). r.
168 N. Mississippi
Ryan John (John Ryan &Co.), b'ls. Bates
House
Ryan John, ironfiuisher, bds. 119 Massa-
chusetls iiv.
Ryan Jehn, bib. r. 278 S. Delaware
Ryan John, lab. Zimmerman & Co. r. 200
S. Delaware
Ryan .lohn, lab. r. .368 S. Tennessee
Ryan John, machinist, I. & C. R. R. shop,
r. 24 S. En St
Ryan John, apprentice, B. C. Shaw, bds.
Scott House
Ryan John, bds. Walker House
Ryan John Mrs. r. 22 S. East
Ryan John B. (Ryan & Knott), r. 289 W.
Michigan
RYAN JOHN & CO. (John Ryan, Pat-
rick Gray, and James W. Turley,)
dry goods, whol. and ret. 5 E. Wash-
ington
Ryan Mnthew, elk. John Ryan & Ce. bds.
Scott House
Ryan Micliael, helper, Ind.. Rolling Mill
Ryan Michael lab. bds. 279 S. Tennessee
Ryan Michael, lab. r. 364 S. Tennessee
Ryan Michael, lab. B. R. R.
Ryan Patrick, Lib. Rolling Mill, r. 3G8
S. Tennessee
Ryau Patrick, lab. r. 113 Huron
Ryan Robert C. painter, 58 N. Pennsyl-
vania, bds. J. B. Ryan's
Ryan Richard J. (Ryan, Igoe & Waters),
r. 134 N. Illinois
Ryan B W. cooper, bds. Walker House
Ryan Thomas, cigarstand. Bates House,
bds. same
Ryan Thomas F. (Elliott, Ryan & Co.), r.
134 N. Illinois, bet. New York and
Ohio
Ryan William, carriage blacksmith, bds.
Scott House
Ryan & Cook (John B. Ryan and Thomas
V. Cook), house, sign and ornamen-
tal painters, 58 N. Pennsylvania
Ryder G. V. M. comedian. Metropolitan
Ryley Edtnoml, lab. gas works, r. 167
Madieon av.
Rynders Joiin H. book-keeper, J. H. Va-
jen & Co. bds. 128 N. Meridian
^ABLE Charles, carpenter, Union Fac-
^ tory, r 224 Winston
Sacketi C. (). printer, Hall & Hutchin-
son, bds. Mrs. Jack's, N. Pennsylva-
nia
Sackett. Frank E. gunsmith, arsenal, bds.
131 E New York
Sacks Edward, engineer, r. 232 S. Mis-
souri
Sadler Joseph jr. (Whitney & Sadler), r.
84 S. Illinois
inxrsxjU-MS
WITH THE
Sage Charles, atty. at law, office, 8 Tem-
perance Hall. r. 327 W. Washington
Sage John, core maker, D. Hoot & I'o. r.
130 Bluff rd. S. of McCarty
Sahn Louis, carpenter, r. 4H.5 N. Alabama
Sahn Ludwig, grocer, 142 Ft. Wayne av.
r. same
Sailer Jackson, heater, Rolling Mill, r.
270 S. Illinois
Sailors James L. groceries and produce,
98 E. Washington, r 210 E. Ohio
Sain Harley A. N elk. bds. 58 S. Penn-
sylvinia
Saire Philip, blacksmith, r. 431 E. Ver-
mont,
Sale George, shoemaker, H. Julow
Saltmarsh Wm.L. carpenter and builder,
New York, bet. Illinois and Meridi-
an, r. 479 N. Meiidiiin
Saltsmnn Oliver, hostler, bds. 36 S. Penn-
sylvania
Salter William H. vice pres. Sinnissippi
Insurance Co. bds. 79 Massachusetts
av.
Salter William, sec. Sinnissippi Ins. Co.
bds 79 Mnssachiisetts hv.
Sammons A. elk. Am. Ex Co. bds. Pyle
House
Sample James C. teamster, r. 52 Cherry
Sample Samuel, carpenter, r. 428 E. St.
Clair
Sanburn A. G. painter, r. 176 Blackford
Sanburn Charles W. grocer, r. 258 Indi-
ana av.
Sandefur James, lab. bds. 398 S. Tennes-
see
Sandefur J. S. l.ab. McFCernan, Pierce &
Yandes, r. 21 S. West
Sander John, carpenter, r. 282 N. Lib-
erty
Sander Theodore, salesman, C. Vonnegut,
bds. Union Hall
Sanders Henry, apprentice, Charles H.
SABLE Charles, carpenter, Union Fac- Wehling, IdiIs. 240 S. Delaware
tory, r 224 Winston Sanders Herman, piano maker, Traeyser
& Robinson, bds. Mississippi, corner
Ohio
Sanders Jacob F. student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGR
Sanders Jacob T. salesman, v'^inks & Will-
cox, bds 415 W Washintiton
Sanders John (col'd), servant, r. 345 N.
Al ibama
Sanders John E. bartender, Bates House
saloon, bis. Bates House
Parsons, IVIacauley& C.o., Wholesale School Books, etc., No. 13 W. Maryland.
Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., Manufacturers and dealers in Horse Collars,
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STEINWAY & SONS'
BATES HOUSE COBNEH.
Sanderson W. A. tally man, B. R. R. bds.
174 N. Davidson
Sandofer James S. carpenter, r. 400 S.
Tennessee
Sandridge Wm. blacksmith, 322 Indiana
av. bds. 368 Blake
Sanford Anna Miss, r. 302 W. Maryland
Sanks George W. (G. VV. Sanks & Co.), r.
149 E. Washington
Sanks G. W. & Co. (George W. Sanks
and James W Lemon), saloon. 149
E. Washington
SANTO EDWAIID, Verandah saloon, 40
W. Louisiana, r. Sitme
SAPP WILLIAM D. elk. Spencer House
Sargent Arthur W. carpenter, A. Brouse,
r. 138 E. New York
Sargent F. L. blacksmith, r. 142 S. East
Satler August, tin worker, 223 Mhss.'i-
chusetis av. r. snme
Sauer John, carpenter, Ind. Rolling Mill,
r. McCarty, bet. Bluff roid and Illi-
nois
Saulcy ('harles, harnessmaker, Sulgrove,
Reynolds & Co. r. ws. Illinois, N. of
Spencer House
Saunders Jacob, student. PURDY'S BUS-
NESS COLLEGE, bds. 37 Indiana
av.
Saumlers John, piano maker, Traeyser &
Robinson, bds. 101 N. Mississippi
Saunders William H. peddler, r. 228 W.
Georgia
Saunders Wm. L. barkeeper, Franklin
House, bds. same
Sawyer Christopher (Sawyer & Willetts),
r. Cleveland 0.
Sawyer Edward, lab. bds. 110 Indiana
av.
Sawyer John S. (Sawyer & Hasselman),
v. 163 N. Illinois
Sawyer J. B. elk. T. H. & I. freight office,
r. 40 W North
SAWYER & HASSELMAN (John S.Saw-
yer and Louis W. Ha.sselman), whol.
grocers, 40 S. Meridian
SAWYER & WILLKFTS (Christopher
Sawyer and VV. P. Willeits), feed
store and commission merchants, 62
E. Market
Say Mike, works at arsenal, bds. Axforth
Sayer Philip (S. W. Drew & Co.), r. 181
(old No.) E. Vermont
Sayers Thomas, bds. 64 W. Maryland
Furs of all kinds at No
Sayers Thos. lab. C. & I. C. R. R. depot,
bds. 209 S. Pennsylvania
Sayler J. heater, Ind. Rolling Mill
Sayler Wm. hooker, Indianapolis Rolling
Mill
Scanlan Mike, lab. bds. 292 Winston
Scanlin Ann, wid. r. 180 E. Vermont
Scantlin John M. lab. Wright's brewery,
r. Elizabeth, cor. Blake
Scars John, lab, r. 269 S. Pennsylvania
Scarbrook Henry, carpenter, I. & C. R. R.
shop, r. 193 Bales
Sceigert Frederick, grocer, 264 S. Illinois,
r. same
Scha&f Valentine, carpenter, r. 313 East
Market
Schad Christian, elk. Wm. Haerle, bds.
331 E. Vermont
Schad Gotleib, carriagemaker, S.W. Drew
& Co. r. 101 N. Davidson
Schaedel A. machiiiist, Brinkmaoyer &
Schneider, r. Madison av. bet. South
and Merrill
Schnefer Frank, tinsmith, Jacob Voegtle
Schafer Henry, lab. Helwig, Roberta &
Co. r. al. bet. New York and Ohio,
Missouri and Mississippi •
Schafer Jacob, saloon, r. 180 W. Michi-
gan
Schater J. wood sawyer, r. i.l. bet. New
York and Ohio, Mi8sis.«i| pi and Mis-
souri
Schafer Peter, r. 561 E. St. Chiir
Schafer William, works Fi.shhack's tan-
nery, r. al. bet. Sd an j 4ih, .Missis-
sippi and Tennessee
Schakel Christopher, lab. r. 350 S. Ala-
bamii
Schako Charles, shooting gallery, Capitol
Garden, r. 133 Bluff rd.
Schaler Henry, lab. B. R. R. shop, r. 225
S. Alabama
Schamberg Wm. shoemaker. 25 N. New
Jersey, r. 131 N. Davidson
Scharff Nathan, snlesmnn, Feibelman &
Rauh, r. 115 W. South
Schartz Peter, hostler, r 376 E. Ohio
Schaub Henry, saloon, 168 W. Washing-
ton, r. same
Schaub Jacob, shoemaker, r. 199 N. East
Schaub John, lab. r. 225 N. Noble
Schaub John, painter, r. 497 N. Alabama,
cor. St. Joseph
Schaub John, striker, B. R. R. shop
Schaub Peter, expressman, r. 225 N. No
ble
Schaub George (Schaub & Schmit), r. 223
N. Noble
Schaub & Schmit (George Schaub and
Philip Schmit), shoemakers, 186 E.
Washington
Schaupt Elizabeth Mrs. r 140 Union
Schedil Heronomus. brushmnker, 216 E.
Washington, r. 79 N. Noble
. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall.
and Saddlery Hardware, 20 West Washington Street.
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Scheigert Mike, wagonmaker, 26 S. New
Jersey, r. W. Georgia, bet. Illinois
and Meridian
Scehler Henry, driver, Casper Maus &
Co. r. 284 E. Louisiana
Schell Christian, lab. r. 575 S. Illinois
Schell Joseph, gardeuer, r. 247 S. Dela-
ware
Schelleng Henry (Schelleng & Bro.), bds.
Mrs. Dearber's
SCHELLENG & BRO. (Henry and D.
Schelleng), chair manufacturers,
rear 134 E. McCarty
Scheltz William, elk. bds. 76 S. Meridian
Scheiieraan William, checkman, J. & I.
freight depot, r. Bluff rd. S. McCarty
Soberer August, barkeeper, F. Kissel, r.
18 S. Delaware
Scherer Jacob, barnesemaker, Sulgrove,
Reynolds & Co. r. es. Kentucky av.
bet. Washington and Maryland
Scherer John, brewer, Gagg & Co.
Scherman August, prof, music, bds. 29
W. Pratt
Schetter Christopher, fireman, Gagg &
Co.
Schetter Julius, brewer, Gagg & Co.
Scheneiiberger William, carpenter, C.
Eden & Co.
Scheurer John, cisternbuilder, r, 382 E.
New York
Scheurraan A. P. teacher of instrumental
music, Iiuliantipolis Female College
Scheupiier Gotleib, gardener, r. 7th north
of Camp Carriagton
Schick Preston, soldier, r. 289 E. New
York
Schierling Herman, messenger, Indiana
National Bank, r. 292 N. Liberty
SchifF bower Joseph, student, PURDY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Schildmeier Frederick (Schildmeier &
Rogge), r. Ill N. Noble
Schildmeier & Rogge (Fred'k Schildmeier
and Rudolph Rogge), mer. tailors,
184 E. Washington
Schilling Edward, barkeeper, 133 S. Illi-
nois, bds. same
Schillsmidt Adolf, musician, r. 246 E.
Ohio
Schiltmeier Anthony (A. Schiltmeier &
Co.), 304 E. Washington, r. 375 E.
Michigan
Schiltmeier & Co. (Anthonv Schiltmeier
and Fred'k Voight), 304 E. Washing-
ington
Schiltmeyer Fred, driver feedwagon, 53
Peru
Schindler Catharine, wid. r. 173 E. Wash-
ington
Schindler Oscar, elk. C. Vonnegut, bds.
173 E. Washington
Schisselle Christian, lab. 261 S. Missis-
sippi
Office 35 £. Markei St.
ACCTrMULfl.TED CAPITAL OVER
S 5 O 0,0 O O.
Schittenger George, porier, Tousey, By-
ram & Co.
Sehiveley Albert R. telegraph operator,
bds. 40 Huron
Sehiveley E. Mrs. r 40 Huron
Schlater H. C. machinist, B. R. R. sh«p
Schlater William H. sec. Gov. Morton, r.
80 N. New Jersey
Schley George, printer. Journal oifice,
bds. Scott House, W. Maryland
Schley John, asst. foreman, Indianapolis
Daily Herald, bds. Scott House
Schleibitz Fred, watchmaker, bds. 523 E.
Market
Schlithaver Valentine, works Union Fac-
tory, r. 152 N. Davidson
Schlosser Henry (Linder & Co.), r. 393 S.
East
Schlotinger Jacob, stonemason, bds. 618
E. Washington
Schlotzhauer Adam, grocer, Liberty, cor.
Vermont, r. same
Schlotzhauer Valentine, cabinetmaker, r.
Davidson, cor. New York
Schmack Martin (Schmack & Leible)
Schmack & Leible (Martin Schmack and
George Leible) , shoemakers, 226 E.
Washington
Schmallholz Casper, elk. E. Washington,
ne. cor. East
Schmedel Hermonius (Schmedel & Prick-
er), r. 79 N. Noble
SCHMEDEL & FRICKER (H. Schmedel
and Jacob Fricker), brushmakers,
216 E. Washington
Schmick Charles L. boot and shoe maker,
71 N. Pennsylvania, r. 86 Indiana av.
SCHMIDT C. F. brewery, Alabama, r.
169 E. McCarty
Schmidt Henry, waiter, W. Selking, bds.
with same
Schmidt H. C. elk. J. George Stilz, r. 191
E. Washington
Schmidt Leopold, turner, L. Kolb, r. 38
BlufiF rd.
Schmidt Lorenz, elk. Seidensticker &
Kappes, r. ^s. N. Noble, bet. Ohio and
Market
Schmidt Ludwig, shoemaker, r. 246 E.
Washington
Schmidt Peter, carpenter, I. & C. R. R.
shop, r. 394 E. Market
SCHMIDT ROBERT, tanner and mnfr.
of drumheads, 47 S. New Jersey, r.
I same
Bowen, Stewart & Co., Dealers in Books, Stationery, etc., 18 W. Washington.
Omar Newman, east of Union Depot, Wholesale Agent for Indiana, for
SCH
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EVERY PIANO SOLD BY
BENH AM & CO.,
Bates House Corner,
IS FULLY WARRANTED.
Schoneyman William, lab. r. 148 Bluff rd.
Sehooley Thomas, trader, r. 520 N. Illinois
Schoppenhorsi William, groceries and
produce, 125 E. Washington, r. same
Schorerluck John, drayman, r. 165 Ste-
phenson
Sehott Charles, lab. r. 525 S. Illinoifl
Scbott Phelix. cigarmaker, Henry Schulz,
bds. 57 E. South
Schove Frederick, blacksmith, r. 1 Wal-
Schmidt Rudolph (R. Schmidt & Co.), r.
191 E. Washington
Schmidt R. & Co. (Rudolph Schmidt and Schove William, lab. r. 80 Walter
Anson Frank), wholesale wines and j Schowe E. Frederick, blacksmith, B. F.
liquors, Union Hall bldg. i Haugh, r. 1 Walter
Schmidt William, butcher shop, 221 Mas- { Schowe Fred. lab. I. & C. R. R. shop, r.
sachusetts av. | 350 Virginia av.
Schmit Hernian, lab. C. F. Schmidt^s j Schrader Anthony, r. 276 N. Liberty
brewery i Schrader Christ, salesman, C. A. Wood-
Schmit Philip (Schuah & Schmit), r. 125 ; bridge, r. 126 N. Mississippi
Spring j Schrader C. F. lab. McCord & Wheatley,
Schmiit George, painter, r. 258 S. Dela- i r. 124 E. McCarty
ware
Schmiit George, saloon, 80 S. Delaware,
r. same
Scbmitt Leonhart, lab. r. 29 W. McCarty
Sclimitt Philip, shoemaker, r. 128 Spring
Schmitt William, saloon, Sherman House,
r. Sheridan House
Schmitts August, carpenter, bds. 511 E.
Market
Schmitts William Henry, carpenter shop
i Schrader Frederick (Holly & Schrader),
bds. 220 N. Missouri"
I Schrader Fred. S. shoemaker, bds. 124 N.
I Mississippi
j Schrader Henry, elk. Daily, Kiefer & Co.
I bds. 124 N. Mississippi
I Schrader John, painter, bds. 319 North
i Schrader John A. r. 126 N. Mississippi
I Schranier Andrew, tailor, Jacob Becker &
I Co.
Libeity. r 287 Massachusetts av. ! Schramm Charles, book-keeper, r. 223 E.
Schmock Frances iMrs. r. 85 N. Missouri i Vermont
Schmock Martin, shoemaker, r. 164 N. j Schramm J. C. A. salesman, Spiegel,
Davidson Thoms & Co. r. 223 E. Vermont
SchmoU Frederick, carriagebuilder, Geo. J Schrayer Charles, carpenter, r. 366 West
Lowe, bds. Central House
Schneider Conrad, brewer, Gagg & Co.
Schneider George W. works Frank
Wright's brewery, bds. 423 E. St.
Clair
Schneider Jacob, shoemaker, r. 34 S. Al-
abama
Schneider John (Steffens & Schneider),
r. 193 S. East
Schneider J. (Brinkmeyer & Schneider),
r. 172 W. South
Schneider Nick, r. 31 Buchanan
Schneider Peter, lab. 423 E. St. Clair
Schnnll Henry, treas. Eagle Machine
Works, r. ns. North, bet. Illinois and
Meridian
SchnuU Henry J. pres. Merchants' Na-
tional Bank, r. 18 W. North
Schoemaker Ferdinand, r. Ohio, cor. East
Schoettler Christian, barkeeper, Jack-
son saloon, bds. 154 W. Washington
Schoin Louis, clothing, 86 W. South, r.
same
Scholiz Louis (Scholtz & Foltz), r. 896 E
Market '"
SCHOLTZ & FOLTZ (Louis Scholtz and
Howard M. Foltz), mer. tailors, 81
N. Pennsylvania
Washington
Schreader Charles, carpenter, r. 133 E.
Merrill
Schreader Christ, lab. r. 124 E. McCarty
Schreck Mary Miss, r. 253 N. Noble
Schreder Christian (Schreder & Pohler),
r. Virginia av. bet Cedar and Noble
SCHREDER & POHLER (Christian
Schreder and Lewis Pohler), grocers,
416 Virginia av.
Schreiner William, tanner, r. 210 Madi-
son av.
Schreyer John, heater. Rolling Mill, r.
257 S. Mississippi
Schriver Henry, teacher, r. 280 N. Ala-
bama
Schroeder August (Schroeder & Hofmeis-
ter), r. 257 E. New York
Schroeder & Hofmeister (Aug. Schroeder
and Christian Hofmeister), tailors,
83 E Washington
Schroer William, elk. r. 260 S. Alabama
Schroliker Henry, lab. McCord & Wheat-
ley, r. Ohio, bet. East and Liberty
Schrolugcka Herman, lab. r. 419 Virgin-
ia av.
Schruyer John, heater, Indianapolis Roll-
ing Mill
The Largest Stock of Cloaks in the City, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Grover &. Baker Sewing Machines, Retail Office 60 E. Market St. Indianp'Is.
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Schubell John, expressman, r. N. Tennes-
see, bet. Pratt and 1st
Schubert George, teamster, r. 328 North
West
Schue John, engineer, D. Root & Co. r.
270 S. Alabama
Schiierle Frederick (Ettinger &Schuerle)
r. 90 S. Meridian
Schuessler Conrad, works Bunta's car-
penter shop, r. 316 N. New Jersey
Schuessler Elizabeth iVJiss, milliner, r.
252 N. New Jersey
Schuester Joseph, tailor, r. 521 E. Mar-
ket
Schuler George, butcher, r. 339 S. Dela-
ware
Schulmeyer Louis, clerk, Stewart & Mor-
gan
Schuliheis Jacob, grocer, ret. 78 S. Dela-
ware
Schultheis John, carpenter, r. Illinois,
bet. McCarty :ind Ray
Schuliice Michael, carpenter, r. 384 S.
Missouri
Schultz John, blacksmith, Sinker & Co.
bds. 38 Chatham
Schulz Henry, cigar store, 59 E. South, r.
same
Schulz John, works Gagg & Co.
Schumbu g William, shoemaker, r. 131
N. Davidson
Schur Charles, tinsmith, Jacob Voegtle
Schureht Frederick, barkeeper, 123 S. Il-
linois, bds. same
Schurr Leonard, watchmaker and jewel-
er, 127 N. Davidson, r. same
Schuster Julius (Rose & Schuster], r.
Ertst, cor. Washington
Schuyler Frank J. printer. Journal office,
r. 189 E. Market
Schuyler Wm. printer, Journal office, bds.
144 N. Tennessee
Schwartz August W. salesman, C. Wit-
tenberg, r. at Hi ore
Schwartz Frederick, painter, r. 337 N.
Noble
Schwiinz Henry, clerk, City Dry Goods
Store, r. 18 W. North
Sc iwariz Jacob, baker, r. 285 N. Liberty
Schwartz Peter, lab W. Ruschhaupt, r. E.
Ohio, nr. railroad
Schwegeler Rudolph, salesman. Brown-
ing & Sloan, r. at store
Scbweiwhart Daniel, bricklayer, bds. 299
N. East
Schweir & Spear (Christian Schweinind
Fred. Spear), grocers, 676 E. Wash-
ington
Schwemrale J. baker, 262 S. Delaware, r.
same
Schwenzer Franz, r. New York, between
Blackford and Bright
Schwiche Charles, grocer and saloon, 170
BluflF rd. r. same
IS A GOOD
Schwier Christian (Schwier & Spear), r.
576 E. Market
Schwomeire WiUiiim, B. R. R. car shop,
r. 315 N. Noble
Schwomyer Charles, drayman, r. 159
Blutf rd.
Scip Philip, barkeeper, John Wochstelter,
bds. Meridian E.xchange
ScoUard B. lin.-milh, Coltrell & Knight
ScoUier William, restaurant, 101 S. Illi-
nois
Scott Adam (Scott & Nicholson), r. 118
N. East
Scott Albert, driver. Little's Hotel
Scott Amos, horsepower wood sawyer, r.
139 N. Davidson
Scott Anderson, huckster, r. Spring, nr.
Noble
Scott A. A. elk. G. G. Holman, r. 171 N.
Davidson
SCOTT, BURGESS & CO. (D. Garland
Rose, James Burgess and Jeif. K.
Scott ). proprietors Sherman House,
op. Union depot
SCOTT CYRUS J. prop. Scott House, Ma-
ryland, se. cor. lllin(;is
Scott Erasiiis, bookbinder, Parson.^. Ma-
cauley <fe (.'o. r. Vermont, bet. Mis-
sissippi and Illinois
Scott Frank, piano mnker, Traeyser &
Robinson, bds. 101 N. Mississippi
Scott George W. painter, r. 252 E. Mar-
ket
Scott Harvey, carpenter, r. 222 S, East
Scott Henry M. notary public. Meridian,
ne. cor. Washington, bds. 299 N. Al-
abama
Scott H. P. engineer, r. 166 S. East
Scott James, lab. Miinson & Johnston
Scott J;imes H. (Tomlinson & Scott), r.
115 W. New York
SCOTT JEFF. K. (Scott, Burgess & Co.),
Sherman House
Scott Jfihn, piano maker, Traeyser &
Rohinson, bds. 101 N. Mississippi
Scott John, clerk. C. E. Geisendorff & Co.
r. 132 W. Vermont
Scott John (col'd), r. ws. N. Mississippi,
bet 2d and 3d
Scott John, stonecutter, bds. 82 W. Mar-
ket
Scott John W. grainer, Traeyser & Rob-
inson, bds. Mississippi, cor. Ohio
Scott Joseph, carpenter, r. 274 E. Louisi-
B3W3n, Stewart & Co., Dealers in Books, Stationery, etc., 18 W. Washington.
Carriage and Saddlery Hardware at Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co.,
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INSTByOTOBS
For every Musical Instiument can be ob-
tained at
Bates House Comer.
Scott J E. bookbinder, hds. Scott House
Scon P. F. grainer, TrjieyserA Robinson,
bds Ohio. cot. Mississippi
Scott Samuel T. freiglil agt. T H. & I. R
R. oiBce, S. Tennessee, cor. Louisi-
ana
Scott Samuel T. elk. trnnsportation de-
pot, I). R. R. r. 313 E.Georgia
Scott Thomas, elk. bds. Scoit House
Scott Thoni'is, lab. r. 274 E. Louisiana
Scott Thomas J. sawyer, bds. 274 E. Lou-
isiana
Scott William, carpenter, r. 415 S. Ten-
nessee
Scott William H. lab. r. Vance's block
Scott W. H. elk. B. R. R bds. 313 East
Georgia
Scott & Nicholson (Adam Scott and David
Nicholson), stoiieyard, Kentucky av.
cor. West
Scrader Wm. barkeeper, Chas. Myer, bds.
24 Met 'ally
Scud tier (Jaleb, hoarding house, 94 West
Market; cor. Tennessee
Scudiier Heniy, caipenter, r. W. New
York, bet. Bright and Douglass
Scudder H. M. wid. John, dressmaker, 83
N New Jersey, r s-ime
Scudder Michael R. r. 7" E Washington
Scudder Miihael R. pilot Gov. Morton,
hds. 60 W. Market
Scudder Robert M. (Holland & Scudder),
r. 73 S. Illinois
Scudder William, constable, r. 386 W.
New York
Schu.vler Frank J. printer. Journal, bds.
144 N. Tfuuessee
Sculty Herman, lab. r. 436 S. East
Sealeit A. butcher, r. 327 S. Delaware
Sealy George S. bds. Wjilker House
SeaniMti Eilwin, elk. William Sheets, r.
79 W. WiiHhington
Search H. lab Ii.d. Rolling Mill
Searight William H. hostler, W. Rusch-
haupt, bds. with sjime
Sears .Martin, lab.
Sears Thomas, hi b.
SEATON E. A hai
Pennsylvania
Seaioii J. A. salesman, E. A. Seaton, bds.
Mrs. Jack's
Seaton W. D salesman, E. A. Seaton,
bds .Mrs. Jack's
Second Presbyterian Church, Circle, nw.
126 Meek
118 Meek
caps and furs, 25 N.
Secor S. B. printer, bds. ns. Ohio. bet.
Meridian and Pennsylvania
Seci-est Charles, brickmason, r. 317 S.
Alabama
Secrest H. A. confectioner, r. 74^ E. Mar-
ket
Secrest John, railroadman, bds. Peter
Rifle's
Secrest John, railroader, r. 93 Elm
Secrist M. N. Mrs. milliner and dress-
niiiker. 74^ E. Marke', r. same
SECUHITY LIFE INSURANCE C). OF
N. Y., McCarn & Hatch, gen. agis. for
Ind. and Kentucky, office 2 Blake's
(Jommercial Row
Seddelmeyer Martin L. salesman, Charles
Mayer, bds. 366 N.Noble
Sedwick James, elk. Mayhew & Branham
Seehofer Frank, cabinetmaker, r. 236
Massachusetts av.
Seeler Henry, brickmaker, r. 308 N. Lib-
erty
Seeman Christian, grocer, ss. E. Wash-
ington, outside c.irporation, r. same
Sees August, carpenter, H. Heldebrand,
bds. 324 N. Delaware
Sees Godfrey, shoemaker, r. 320 E. Ohio
Seger J. M. blacksmith, 178 Indiana av.
bds. Michigan
Seiberi Geoige W. (^eibert & Bryant), r.
217 Virginia a v.
Seibert Royal, blacksmith, bds. 11 N.
Liberty
Seibert t^ilmuel, blacksmith, 302 E. Wash-
ington, r. 11 N. Liberty
Seibert Thomas, lab. bds. 11 N. Liberty
SEIBERT & BRYANT (George W. Sei-
bert and T. R. Bryant), grocers, etc.
146 Virginia av.
Seidensticker Adolph (Seidensticker &
Kappes), r. es. N. JSoble, bet. Ohio
and Market
Seidensticker Fred., Farmer's Exchange
Saloon, 277 Massachusetts av.
SEIDENSTICKER & KAPPES (A. Sei-
densticker and J H. Kappes), real
estate and law office, 115 E. Wash-
ington
Seiders William H supervising agt. iEtna
Insurance Co. for Southern Indiana,
office ^ma Buildings, bds. Sherman
House
Seig George B. book-keeper, Horn & An-
derson, bds. 72 N. Mississippi
Seiger William, works Helwig's lumber
yard, r. 131 Fort Wayne av.
Seiiz Charles, confectionery, 112 S. Illi-
nois, r. same
SEITZ FREDERICK, saloon and board-
ing house, 117 S. Illinois
Seitz Jacob, barkeeper, 117 S. Illinois,
bds. same
Self Berry, salesman, E. A. Seaton, bds.
30 E. Ohio
cor. Market
Gloves and Hosiery, at Jones, Hess & Davis'.
No. 20 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Selhorn Fred, carpenter, r. 175 N. David-
son
SELKING WILLIAM, saloon and restau-
rant, 13 E. Wnshington, r. snme
Sell Peter, carpenter, bds. John Pyle, N.
iMeriilian
Seller Louis, barkeeper, Zimmer & Fidel,
biis. 110 S. Illinois
Sellers A. J. student. National Business
College
Sellers Daniel (Sellers & Wood), bds.
Missouri, bet Ohio and New York
SELLERS & WOOD (Daniel Sellers and
William D. Wood), saddle and har-
nessmiikers, 17 Virginia av.
Sells Michael, trader, r. 176 S. New Jer-
sey
SelmMn A. G. physician, 21 Virginia av.
r.214 N. Alabama
Selman John W. bds. 214 N. Alabama
Semmoiis Herman (Semmons & Co.), r. 43
S. Illinois
Semmons & Co. (Herman Semmons and
), opticians, 43 S. Illinois
Senk John, lab. r. 229 S. Meridian
Seiioai- James F. druggist, 5 Bates House,
r N. Tennessee
Senour John, traveling agt. Hendricks,
Edmonds & Co. 56 S. Meridian
Serger August, elk. Moritz, Bro. & Co.
Server Augustus, r. 337 N. Noble
Servery August, bds. 337 N. Noble
Serveiy Frank, bds. 337 N. Noble
Servery Mrs. r. 837 N. Noble
Seventh Ward School House, S. East, bet.
Louisiana and Georgia
Severin Henry (Goih, Brown & Co.), r.
185 E. New York
Seward Axim (cold), cook, Palmer House
Seward B. I. photographer, G. W. Apple
Seward Miles, apprentice, Rusclihaupt,
Zschech ii Berg, r. 55 E. .McCarty
Sewart Anna Mrs. r. 226 N. Meridian
Sewer Louis, lab. r. 23 Wyoming
Seybold Alice, wid. Mahlon C. bds. 233
E Ohio
Seybold James Henry, marble dealer, E.
M,trket, op. Post Office, r. 233 E.
Ohio
Seyfried Philip, lab. State armory, r. 23
Kentticky av.
Shackelford J. S. western agt. Columbus
and Indianapolis R. R. bds. Bates
House
Shackelion Joseph, carpenter, r. 95 Ben-
ton
Shackelton Joseph, patternmaker, I. & C.
R. R. r. Benton, nr. Georgia
Shad Mathias, tailor, J. & P. Gramling,
r. 331 E. Vermont
Shade Frances Mrs. r. 364 S. Pennsylva-
nia
Shade George, baker, r. 106 Spring
TIIE5^ii\t^lSSIPPI
PAID OVER
$40,000 IN LOSSES
During the year 1865.
Shade Gotlieb, carriagemaker, r. 101 W.
Davidson
Shade Reuben W. salesman, W. Spoits &
Co. bds. 188 N. Tennessee
Shadman Peter (col d), lab. r. N. Missis-
sippi, bet. 4th and 5tb
Shal James, lab. r. 345 S. Mi.osouri
Shal Michael, lab. bds. 365 S. Missouri
Shafer David, r. 140 St. Joseph
Shiifer Dawson, porter, Sheiman House,
bds. same
Shafer George W. painter, J. R. Osgood,
bds. 213 N. Pennsylvania
Shafer Jacob c, cooper, bds. 314 E.Geor-
gia
Shaffer Jacob, lab. r. 9 Walters
Shaffer Jacob (Shaffer & Heddle), r. 180
W. Michigan
Shaffer Norris, barkeeper, 109 S. Illinois,
bds. 180 W. Michigan
Shaffer Peter, bottlewasher, Wright's
brewery, r. 567 E. St. Clair
Shaffer tSi Hebble (Jacob Shaffer and John
W. llebhle), saloon, 109 S. Illinois
Shafner George J. lab. r. 361 N. Noble
Sbala Frederick, lab. bds. East, cor. Rail-
road
Shaler Henry, r. 225 S. Alabama
Shallenberger Alex, carpenter, 464 N.
Delaware, r. same
Shamo Joseph, shoemaker, bds. Pearl,
cor. New Jersey
Shanasy Thomas, lab. r. 179 Madison av.
Shaueberger D. H. cash. Adams Ex. Co.
r. 455 N. Tennessee
Shanebarger William, carpenter, bds. 71
N. Noble
Share George K. (Geo. K. Share & Co.),
bds. Bates House
SHARE GEORGE K. & CO. (George K.
Share and ), Saddlery and
coach hardware, 72 W. Wasiiington
Sharer David, carpenter, r. 143 Bright
Sharer Magdalena Mrs. r 446 Indiana av.
Shares John, bds. Scott House
Sharff Nathan, elk r. 115 W. South
Sharp George, cigarmaker, Charles C.
Hunt, r. 155 N. Noble
Sharp John S. accountant, r. Merrill, bet.
New Jersey and East
Sharpe A. W. cigar and tobacco, 28 N.
Pennsylvania, r. Merrill, bet. East
and New Jersey
Sharpe C. L. elk. A. W. Sharpe, r. Merrill,
bet. East and New Jersey
Advertise in the Indianapolis Daily Journal, Douglass &. Conner, Publishers.
Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., Wholesale and Retail dealers in Saddlery
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BENHAM & CO.,
lSate§ House €or.,
Keep a Complete Stock of
VIOLIN ANB BUITAR STRIMSS.
Sharpe Ebenezer, r. Peunsylvania, cor.
1st
SLarpc John VV. carpenter, bds. 272 W.
Maryland
Sharpe J. K. boots and shoes, leather and
Findings, 100 E. Washington, r.
Michig.in rd. nr. Blind Asylum
Sharpe Louis L. actor, bds. 144 N. Ten-
nessee .
Sharpe Stephen, engineer, Capital Mills,
r, rear Capital Mills
Sharpe Thomas H. cash. Ind. Branch
Banking Co. r. 239 N. Pennsylvania
Sharpless Pennell, book-keeper. Case,
.Mar^h & Wiggins, r. 477 N. .Meridian
Shattuck David, fireman, B. K. R.
Shauf Valentine (Miller & Shauf ), r.
Market
Shautfer Jefferson, Rolling Mill
Shaughnessy James, harnessmaker, John
Jemison, r. 158 S. Delaware
Shaughnessy John, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Shaughnessy Patrick lab. r. 131 Ken-
tucky
Shaughuesy Thomas, Rolling Mill
Shaw Augustus D. switchman, B. R. R.
yaid, r. 2-18 E. Louisiina
SHAW B. C. cirriagemaker, 26 E. Georg-
ia, r. 75 S. Pennsylvania
Shaw Conrad, lab Coitrell & Knight
Shaw George, baggagemaster. Union de
pot, bds. Ray House
Shaw H. G. carriagemaker, B. C. Shaw,
bds. 75 S. Peunsylvania
Shaw John P. soldier, r. 212 Madison av.
Shaw Lilly, wid. bds. 29 S. West
Shaw Ro'ert, hostler, J. T. W. M. Fau-
cetl, bds. S. Mississippi, bet. Wash-
ington and Maryland
Shawver Alex, carpenter, r. 37 Chatham
Shawver Alex. jr. carpenter, bds. 37
Chatham
Shawver Aruas. saddler, Sulgrove, Rey-
nolds & Co. r. 279 W. Indiana av.
Shawver C. J. saddler, Sulgrove, Rey-
nolds & Co. r. 279 W. Indiana av.
Shay James R. policeman, bds. 520 N.
Delaware
Sh.ay Jane, r. 383 E Ohio
Shay John, lab. r. 3^^3 E. Ohio
Shay Michael, lab. r. 520 N. Delaware
Shay Thomas, lab. r. 81 Pliimm
Shea Con. lab. r. 43 Ellsworth
Shea C. Mrs. r. 23 Nelson's al.
Shea John, boot and shoe maker, bds. 23
Kentucky av.
Shea John, hostler, William Hiuesley, 37
W. Pearl
Shea John, lab. r. 162 Meek
Shea Julia Miss, waiter, Spencer House
Shea Mathew, tailor, H. Euggass
Shea Timothy, lab. r. Georgia, E. of Cady
Shea T. lab. r. 197 Meek
Sheaham Thomas, lab. r. 70 P.ailroad
Shear F. teamster, r. 508 S. Illinois
Sheaier George, r. 183 N. Liberty
Shearer Mary Mrs. v. 57^) E. St. Clair
Sheehy John, stonemason, r. 217 W. Ma-
ryland
Sheehy James, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Sheehy Peter, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Sheeny Bridget, servant, r. 72 N. Missis-
sippi
Sheear Adam, shoemaker, r. 23 Grant
Sheerin Thomas, blacksmith, Central R.
R. shop, bds. 237 E. Ohio
Sheerwood William 0. carpenter, i-. 227
W. Market
Sheesley Eli, miller, r. 68 S. Noble
Sheets David, stonemason, r. 243 W. Mc-
Caity
Sheets Harry, bds. 95 N. Pennsylvania
Sheets James M. (Sheets & Klingen-
smith), boarding house, 147 W.
Washington
Sheets John W. barkeeper, bds. 147 W.
Washington
Sheets William, blank books and paper
warehouse. 79 W. Washington, man-
ufaciory, 208 W. Market, r. 95 Penn-
sylvania
Sheets cSt Klingensmith (James M. Sheets
and Reuben Klingensmith), saloon,
147 W. Washington
Shehan Daniel, lab. r. 237 S. West
Sheick J. H. machinist, I. & C. shops, r.
70 Elm
Shelby Christian, registry of baggage,
Union depot, r. 162 S. Illinois
Shelby Siephen (col'd), works 139 N.
.Meridian
Shelburn James, mason, r. 371 N. East
Sheldon C. F. foreman, Daily Herald, bds.
83 N. Pennsylvania bet. Market and
Ohio
Shelpnberger John, paiernmaker, 288 N.
New Jersey, cor North
Shelleng D. (Schelleng ii Bro.) bds. Mrs.
Dearber s
Shelling Nicholas, porter, P. 0. r. 292 N.
Liberty
Shelling William, bds 299 N. New Jersey
Shellshmidi Ferdinand, musician, r. 511
E. Market
Shell William W. with Dessar & Bro.
Sheltniire Charles, drayman, r. John. cor.
Peru
Shell myer Henry, painter, George Lowe
Shea Daniel, Rolling Mill
Large Stock and Low Prices, at Jones, Hess & Davis'.
Hardware, and Horse Collar Manfrs., 20 West Washington Street.
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Shelly Christian, check elk. Union depot,
r. 162 S. Illinois
Shelly Nelson, soldier, r. 140 W. Vermont
Shelly Thomas I. works Couburn's lum-
ber yard, r. 234 N. Mississippi
Shemp Henry, carpenter, r 223 Union
Shepard Thofoas, carpenter, r. Kentucky
av. cor. River
Shephftrd James E. elk. L. & I. R. R. bds.
274 N. Tennessee
Shepherd A. H. grocer, Tennessee, cor.
Indiana av. r. same
Shepherd James Mc. B. salesman, E. Ru-
bel & Co. bds. 213 W. Maryland
Shepley Holbert B. lab. r. 228 W. Georgia
Sheres Adam, confectioner, Illinois, sw.
cor. Union R. R. r. 23 Grant
Sheridan House, William A. Smith, prop'r,
127 S. Illinois
Sherlock Charles B. porter, Bates House,
bds. same
Sherman G. r. 258 N. Pennsylvania
SHERMAN HOUSE, Scott, Burgess & Co.
prop"rs, op. Union depot
Sherman Ozias, machinist, McCord &
Wheatley, bds. Ray House
Sherman Paul, harnessmaker, Sulgrove,
Reynolds & Co. r. 62 Indiana av.
Sherridan Bridget Miss, chambermaid,
Bates House, bds. same
Sherridan Hannah Mrs. asst. pastrycook.
Bates House, bds. same
Sherridan Hannah Mis?, chambermaid,
Bates House, bds. same
Sherridan John, lab. r. N. Mississippi,
bet. 6tb and 7th
Sherridan Martin, bds. 64 W. Maryland
Shey Daniel, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Shey James, ex-helper, Ind. Rolling Mill
Shick Joseph, r. 276 W. Washington
Shiel John J. salesman, 52 S. Illinois, r.
lis. Mississippi
Shields Cain, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Shields Eliza Mrs. r. 134 W. Michigan
Shields James, stockdealer, r. 71 Peru
Shields Marcella, r. lot 26 Douglass, bet.
New York and Ohio
Shififer Otho, foreman, C. E. GeisendorfiF
& Co bds. 405 W. Washington
Shighra Con. lab. Arsenal, bds. 349 Win-
ston
Shildmire Andy, shoemaker, r. 375 E.
Michigan
Shilley Henry, lab. r. Virginia av. bet.
Noble and Cedar
Shilling Christian, blacksmith, bds. Mrs.
Shilling's, Spring
Shilling Henry, lab. McCord & Wheat-
ley, r. Virginia av. bet. Noble and
McCarty
Shilling, Morris & Shilling, (R. L. Shil-
ling, M. B. Morris and R. W. Shil-
ling), dry goods, 15 W. Washington
INSURE
WITH THE
smmssippi,
Shilling R. L. (Shilling, Morris & Shil-
ling, and Burton & Shilling), r. 299
N. New Jersey
Shilling R. W. (Shilling, Morris & Shil-
ling), r. 126 W. Michigan
Shilling Richard L. (Burton & Shilling),
r. 299 N. New Jersey
Shillinger Christ, blacksmith, bds. 167
Spring
Shillinger George, lab. r. 167 Spring
Shillinger George, jr. clerk, boards 167
Spring
Shimer Raleb, lab. r. 215 Union
Shinn Lee, lab. Arsenal, bds. 17 Biddle
Shimer Corydon R. elk. Hunter & Co. 5
W. Washington
Shinners Anna, servant, 419 N. Illinois
Shipley D. L. student. National Business
College
Shipley G. G. heater. Rolling Mill, r. 28
WiUard
Shipley Lou, hackman, bds. 117 N. Mis-
souri
Shipley Fred, carpenter. Many & Sons, r.
325 N. Davidson
Shipp 8. C. elk. C. & I. C. freight office, r.
Virginia av. bet. Washington and
Maryland
Shipp .Milton S. elk. Central depot, bds.
33 W. Maryland
Shipp S. M. elk. C. & I. C. R. R. freight
office
Shipply G. G. RoUing Mill
Shippy J. R. sawyer, Ind. Rolling Mill
Shisler Abraham, machanic, Goolman,
Morris & Co.
Shively Albert, student, National Busi-
ness College
Shively A. R. telegraph operater, I., P. &
C. R. R. bds. Huron
Shockrow Julia, wid. r. 96 Railroad
Shoemaker Fred, cabinetmaker, 250 E.
Ohio, r. same
Shoemaker George, elk. H. Rentsch, bds.
with same
Shoemaker John F. cabinetmaker, r. 250
Ohio, cor. East
Shofer S. Mrs. r. 338 S. Alabama
ShofFner John, carpenter, r. 243 W. New
York
Sholes Lyman, chief baggage master,
Union depot, r. 337 S. Meridian
Shonaker Albert, trainboy, T. H. R. R.
bds. 490 N. Mississippi
Shonaker George A. trav. agt. r. 490 N.
Mississippi
Advertise in the Indianapolis Daily Journal, Douglass & Conner, Publishers.
23
Omar Newman Commission Merchant, wholesale dealer In Agricultural
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PIANO TUNING.
L.EAVE ORDERS AT
BENHAM & CO.'S,
« BATES HOUSE CORNEB.
They employ the Best "Workmen.
Shonaker Louis, messenger, T. H. freight
depot, bds. 490 N. Mississippi
Shore Benjamin R. (P. M. May & Co.), r.
22 Fletcher's av.
Shoren Nicholas, carpenter, 317 N. Da-
vidson
Short Henry, turner, 33 N. Noble
Short J. bds. Scott House
Short Nelson, elk. r. 444 S. Illinois
Short Randolph, carpenter, I. & C. R.. R.
shop, r. 79 Elm
Short William, Union Cabinet Factory
Short W, H. bds. Scott House
Short Z. B. brickmason r. 191 N. Liberty
ShortHess John, lab. r. 46 Bicking
Shortridge A. C. supt. City Schools, ofBce
in Vinton's blk. r. nr. University
Shortridge A. F. r. 198 N. Illinois
Shover James, foreman carpenter, bds.
213 N. Pennsylvania
Shover William, elk. William Iskes, r.
same
Show Joseph, lab. r. 321 North
Showalter Nancy, servant, r. 101 N. Mis-
sissippi
Shrader Fred'k, (F. Shrader & Co.), r.
322 N. Noble
Shrader F. & Co. (Fred'k Shrader and
Charles Stuke), coopers, 30 N. Lib-
erty
Shrader Rudolph, lab. r. 332 E. Market
Shrewrleker Henry, bds. 284 E. Market
Shubert George, jr. teamster, bds. 328 N.
West
Shucraft Silas (col'd), barber, 295 N.
East, r. same
Shuer John, carpenter, ss. E. Washing-
ton, outside corporation
Shupert August, puddler, Ind. Rolling
Mill
Shuh John, engineer, D. R.oot & Co. r.
Alabama nr. Merrill
Shuh W. G. apprentice, S. C. Frink & Co.
bds. 19 Madison av.
Shulemeyer Fred, gaslighter, r. 109 St.
Mary
Shulemeyer, Jacob, bds. 343 N. New Jer-
sey
Shulemeyer Louis, at Hannaman's drug
store, r. 117 St. Mary
Shultmyre S. A. Mrs. r. 195 Meek
Shultz Charles, master mechanic, I. & M.
R. R. Co. r. Delaware, 2d door north
of McCarty
Shultz Joseph N. elk. r. 174 E. New York
Good Goods and polite attention at Jones, Hess & Davis
Shultz John', lab. 471 E. Georgia
Shultz Michael, Rolling Mill
Shuree Fred'k, lab. B. R. R. shop
Shurtleff Nathaniel (Parsons, Macauley &
Co.), bds. New York, cor. Pennsyl-
vania
Shute Albert, saloon, 19 N- Illinois, r.
338 W. Washington, nr. Mills
Shylock Jane, servant, r. 120 N. Miasii-
sippi
Sibert David, r. 205 E. Market
Sibert Hiram, blacksmith, r. 143 S. East.
Sibley Scott, brickmason, bds. 39 Indi-
ana av.
Sibley William H. contractor and build-
er, cor. Delaware and ^Market, bds.
Little's Hotel
Sickles William Rev. r. 351 N. East.
Sidall J. P. physician, r. 164 Virginia
avenue
Sidel Gustave, messenger Supreme Court,
State House, bds. Noble, bet. New
York and Michigan
Siedle Englebert, lab. State Armory, bds.
185 N. Noble
Sigel Louis, waiter, F. Woltsman, r. 17
N. Illinois
SiegristS. Rev. pastor St. Mary's Church,
r. 75 E. Maryland ^
Siersdorfer Louis (L. Siersdorfer & Brb.)
SIERSDORFER L. & BRO. (Louis Siers-
dorfer, Michael Siersdorfer), boots-
and shoes, retail, 23 W. Washington
Siersdorfer Michael (L. Siersdorfer &
Bro.)
Sies Amanda Miss, r. 257 N. East
Siesel Samuel, clerk. Decker & Bro. 47 S.
Illinois
SimUing William, carpenter, r. 299 E.
Ohio, cor. Liberty
Simmerman George E. drayman, r. 237
N. Liberty
Simmon Abram S. clerk, Louis Dancyger,
r. 69 S. Illinois
Simmon Charles, carpenter, Hildebrant,
r. Broadway, 2d house from cor.
Cherry
Simmons Henry, grocer, 46 Ind. av. cor.
Tennessee, r. same
Simmons John, hooker, Ind. Rolling Mill
Simon Abraham, elk. Louis Dancyger,
bds. 147 W. Maryland
Simon Andrew, porter, Holland, Oster-
meyer & Co. r. nr. Arsenal
Simon Benjamin Jr. clothing and fur-
nishing goods, 14 E. Waehington,
r. Cincinnati, Ohio
Simon Benjamin Jr. clothing, 11 W.
Washington, bds. Bates House
Simon Chris, laborer, r. 263 N. Noble
Simon Fred, grocer, 188 N. Noble, r.
same
Simon Peter, currier, Mooney & Co. r. Il-
linois bet. Norwood and McCarty
Implements, Sewing Machines, etc. See advertisement opp. title page.
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SIMONSON J. S. Brig. Gen. commander
post Indianapolis, bds. 109 Virginia
avenue
Simontou Jacob R. moulder, Chas. Cos,
bds. Ray House
Simpson Chas. saloonkeeper, r. 358 E.
New York
Simpson James, lab. E. L. & E. 13. Noels
Simpson James P. carpenter, r. 458 E.
Georgia
Simpson John E. Supt's clerk T. H. & I.
R. R. office Tennessee, cor. Louis-
iana, bds. Sherman House
Simpson Mrs. Lavina, r. 35 Indiana av.
Simpson M. (M. Simpson & Co.), r. 263
S. Delaware
SIMPSON M. & Co. (M. Simpson and
Rob't Kinnington), grocers, Dela-
ware, cor. South
Simpson N. grocer, 235 S. Delaware
Simpson Richard (Simpson & Nash), r.
325 S. Delaware
Simpson William, carpenter, bds. S.Ten-
nessee bet. Louisiana and South
SIMPSON & NASH (Richard Simpson
and Thomas Nash), grocers, 299 S.
Delaware
Sims John, carpenter, r. 428 N. Meridian
Sims J. 0. bds. Walker House
Sinclair Mary Mrs. (col'd), r. N. Tennes-
see, bet. Indiana av. and New York
Sinco Wm. (col'd), servant, r. 95 N.
Pennsylvania
SINDER JOHN S. grocer, 393 S. East
Sindlinger Ana Mrs. r. 430 Virginia av.
Sindlinger Godfrey, butcher, 194 S. Illi-
nois, r. same
Singer Manufacturing Co., J. F. Elliott,
agt. 48 E. Washington
Singleton C. L. carpenter, r. 61 N. New
Jersey
Sink George B. ordinance dept. bds.
Commercial Hotel
Sink Henry, barber, r. 61 Bluff road
Sinker Alfred T. book-keeper Sinker &
Co. bds. E. T. Sinker
Sinker E. T. (Sinker & Co ), r.l34 Vir-
ginia av
.SINKER & CO. (E. T. Sinker, Daniel
Yandes and William McG. Allen),
western machine works, 125 S. Penn-
sylvania
Sinkes John W. student, PURDY'S BUSI-
INESS COLLEGE
Sinks George (Sinks .% Wilcox),
Blake
Sinks G. L. (G. Sinks & Co.),
Blake
Sinks G. k Co. (Geo. L. and John Sinks),
grocers, 340 W. Washington
Sinks John (G. Sinks & Co.), r. country
Sinks James M. carpenter, r. ws. N.
Tennnessee, bet. 6tb and 7th
322
293
THE OFFICE OF THE
Sinnissippi
35
IS ON GROUND FLOUR,
Sinks & Willcox (George Sinks and John
C. Willcox), grocers, 415 W. Wash-
ington
SINNISSIPPI INS. CO. Elijah Goodwin,
pres't, John R. Berry, sec'y and
treas. 9 Talbott & New's block
Sipp Charles, machinist, r. 512 N. Mis-
sissippi
Sironia Leo (Sironia & Stelzel), bds.
Californiii House
Sironia & Stelzel (Leo Sironia, John
Stelzel), barbers, 14 N. Pennsyl-
vania
Sischo Isaac, conductor Central R. R.
r. ss. E. Washington, outside cor-
poration
Sisco H hub turner, Osgood & Smith r.
60 Fletcher's av.
Sittenheim William (Sittenheim and
Trost), bds. Bates House
Sittenheim & Trost (William Sittenheim,
Jacob Trost), clothing, 139 and 141
S. Illinois
Sixth Ward School House, Pennsylvania
bet. South and Merrill
SKILES J. W. general ticket agent Co-
lumbus & Indianapolis R. R. bds.
17J Virginia avenue
Skillen James (J. Skillen & Bro.), r.
West, sw. cor. Market
Skillen J. & Bro. (J. & R. G. Skillen),
millers, 354 W. Washington
Skillen Robert G. (J. Skillen & Bro ) r
348 W. Washington
Skillman Daniel, teamster, r. 378 N
West
Skinner E. E. tailor, r. ns. 6th, bet. Ten-
nessee and Mississippi
Skinner Gilbert A. salesman, Antony
Lintz, r. ns. Sixth, bet. Tennessee
and Mississippi
Skinner Wm. H. railroader, r. 93 S No-
ble
Slack A. H. (Slack & Ten Eyck), rooms
58 S. Illinois
Slack A. T. machinist, bds. 136 N. Ten-
nessee
SLACK & TENEYCK (A. H. Slack and
F. and J. TenEyck), fancy goods,
notions, etc. 58 N. Illinois
Slair Christ, shoemaker, 128 Ft. Wayne
av. r. same
Slate P. A. Mrs. r. 232 E. Washington
Slater Hiram C. machinist B. R. R. shop,
350 Winston
Bowen, Stewart & Co., Dealers in Books, Stationery, etc., 18 W. Washington.
Go to 20 West Washington St., to buy your Saddle and Harness Makers'
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KZIVABE Sd CO.
Took the First Premiums at the
INDIANA STATE FAIR
In 1862, 1863 and 1864.
BENHAM & CO. ARE THE AGEMS IN INDIANA.
Slater George, orderly H. Q. 70 E. Mar-
ket
Slatter Charles, carpenter, 277 Ind. av.
r. same
Slatter James 0. r. Georgia, bet. Benton
and Noble
Slaughter James L. (Geo. W. Debevoise
& Co), bds. Sherman House
Slauter John W. carpenter, r. Grant,
3d house w. of West
Slaven Hugh, r. -ws. Michigan road
Slawson John S. messenger Adams Ex.
Co.
Slayter George, Rolling Mill
Slemraer John, peddler
Slider Thomas, elk. H Daumont & Co.
bds. 126 Virginia av.
Slider Thomas, arsenal, bds. 168 N.
Davidson
Sloan Alfred F. railroader, r. 142 Bates
Sloan A. foreman G. W. Burrows
Sloan, Burke & Woollen (John Sloan,
William C. Burke and William I.
Woollen), furniture mnfrs. and deal-
ers, 57 W. Washington
Sloan George W. (Browning & Sloan), r.
125 S. Tennessee
Sloan James K. carpenter, r. 276 Indiana
av.
Sloan John (Sloan, Burke & Woollen), r.
125 S, Tennessee
Sloan Samuel, carpenter, Fatout Bros. r.
275 Indiana av.
Sloan William G. railroader, r. 142 Bates
Sloane E. W. supt. American Ex. Co. r.
451 Tennessee, ne. cor. Pratt
Sloane John A. gardener, Wm. H. Loomis.
bds. Loomis'
Sloane T. A. printer, Home Visitor, r. 490
N. Meridian
'Slocum J. J. Col., Quartermaster U. S.
A. 111^ E. Washington, bds. 109
Virginia <iv,
Slocum Mary Mrs. school teacher, BluflF
rd. cor. Ray
Slonager John, carpenter, r. 90 S. East
Slotzheuer .Adam, Union Cabinet Factory
Slotzheuer William, Union Cabinet Fac-
tory
Small Abe. printer, Journal ofRce, bds.
Pyle House
Small David, carpenter, r. 89 Jackson
Small Henry (Herst & Small), r. 36 Mas-
sachusetts av.
Small William, elk. Bowen, Stewart & Co.
bds. 2 Indiana av. cor. Ohio
Small William L. salesman, Bowen, Stew-
art & Co. r. Ohio. nw. cor. Indiana av.
Small W. H. (Small & Phipps), r. 199 N.
Illinois
Small W. H. student, PURDY'S BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
SmaU & Phipps (W. H. Small and Derius
Phipps), grocers, 199 N. Illinois, cor.
Vermont
Smallholtz Casper, lab. bds. 66 N. Noble
Smallholtz John, lab. r. 66 N. Noble
Smallholtz Rudolph, lab. bds. 66 N. Noble
Smallholtz Simon, lab. bds. 66 N. Noble
Smallwood E. Mrs. r. 121 N. Noble
Smallwood William, lab. bds. 121 N. No-
ble
Smelser J. W. (Wood & Smelser), r. 359
N. East
Smiley Michael, Rolling Mill
Smith Adolph, painter, r. 230 S. Penn-
sylvania
Smith Alford, (col'd), lab. 247 N.Tennes-
see
Smith Andrew, engineer, r. 96 Bates
Smith Anna Miss, music teacher, bds. 74
E. Ohio
Smith Athlick, prof, rooms Yohn blk. r.
146 Buchanan
Smith August, butcher, 221 Massachu-
setts av. bds. 28 Peru
Smith A. F. hackdriver, bds. 2-^8 W.
Washington
Smith A. W. student, PURDY'S BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE
Smith Bernard, machinist, 0. Thornley's,
r. 86 Forrest av.
Smith Butler K. (Smith & Eaton), r.
Massachusetts av.
Smith B. F. plasterer, r. 532 S. Illinois
Smith B. W. foreman, I. & J. round house,
r. 117 S. Noble
Smith Casper, currier. Moony & Co. bds.
Western House
Smith Charles, butcher, 221 Massachu-
setts av. bds. 23 Peru
Smith Charles, elk. Solomon Bros. bds.
South, cor. Illinois
Smith Charles, grocer. Noble, cor. Mar-
ket, r. 64 N. Noble
Smith Charles, lab. r. 257 S. Mississippi
Smith Charles, lab. Ind. Rolling MiU
Smith Christian, stonecutter, r. 131 Ste-
phenson
Smith Christopher, polisher of marble,
LaDon & Winder, bds. Jefferson ville
House
Smith Collins H. carpenter, Louckerbec/
bet. Noble and Liberty
Smith Columbus (col'd), lab. bds. 247 N.
Tennessee
Smith Cyrus, elk. Bates House clothing
store, bds. 2 Indiana av. cor. Ohio
Childrens' Furs, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Trimmings,
Horse Collars, and Carri
jge
Trimmings.
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Smith Cyrus, school teacher, r. 441 St.
Clair
Smith Cyrus M. (Bryant, Stratton & Co.),
bds. Ohio, cor. Indiana av.
Smith C. (Smith, Ittenhach & Co.), r. Ste-
phenson
SMITH C. W. gen. freight agt. C. & I. C.
R. R. over Wallace's grocery, r. 356
N. Alabama
Smith Dudley K. grocer, r. 173 Massachu-
setts av.
Smith Ebenezer, r. 196 W. Ohio, on Ca-
nal
Smith Elizabeth B. wid. r. 296 W. New
York
Smith Ellen Mrs. r. 209 Buchanan
Smith E. H. (Harvey & Smith)
Smith E. H. expressman, r. 19 Fayette
Smith E. M. Miss, artist, W. Runnion, r.
73 W. Maryland
Smith E. R. wid. Moses C. servant, 38 W.
Market
Smith Frank (Spann & Smith), r. ws. N.
Tennessee, bet. 2d and 3d
Smith Frank E. elk. r. 372 W. New York
Smith Fred (Fred Smith & Co.), r. 468 N.
Tennessee
Smith Fred & Co. (Fred Smith and Theo-
dore Pfafflin), grocers, Indiana av.
cor. Mississippi and Vermont
Smith F. carriagebuilder, r. 374 W. Ver-
mont
Smith F. A. elk. pay dept. bds. 172 N.
Meridian
Smith George, stonecutter, Scott & Nichol-
son
Smith George, student, bds. 229 N. New
Jersey
Smith George C. elk. Fancy Bazaar, bds.
148 N. New Jersey
Smith George M. works, Pomeroy, Fry &
Co. r. 592 E. St. Clair
Smith G. A. harnessmaker, Sellers &
Wood, r. S. Delaware
Smith G. S. harnessmaker, bds. Delaware
Smith G. W. B. printer. Daily Herald, r.
28 N. New Jersey
Smith Hannah Mrs. r. 74 E. Ohio
Smith Henry, barkeeper, George Ilg, bds.
Union House
Smith Henry, cooper, ws. Tennessee, bet.
4th and 5th
Smith Henry, lab. bds. 289 E. New York
Smith Henry, bds. 204 N. Illinois
Smith Henry, pensioned soldier, bds.
Golden Gate House
Smith Henry, shoemaker, r. 128 Liberty
Smith Herman, r. 161 Huron
Smith Hiram, barber, Robert Jenkins,
bds. 90 S. West
Smith Horace W. farmer, r. 296 W. New
York
Smith Howard, carriagemaker, bds. Scott
House
EAT-EI?.-^ JBOJD^r
That has Good Property Insures
WITH THE SINNISSIPPI.
Smith Hugh, shoemaker, r. 49 N. Ala-
bama
Smith H. J. carpenter, r. 297 S. New Jer-
sey
Smith H. J. carpenter, r. Jones, bet. West
and River
Smith Isaac (col'd), lab. r. 201 Minerva
Smith Isaac P. elk. A. G. office, bds. 35
W. Georgia
Smith, Ittenbach & Co. (C. Smith, G. It-
tenbach and F. Ittenbach), stonecut-
ters, Pennsylvania, cor. Merrill
Smith Jacob, bookbinder, W. & J. Bi-aden,
r. 86 N. James
Smith Jacob (col'd), drayman, r. 225 W.
Ohio
Smith Jacob, Rolling MM
Sniiih Jacob, tailor, r. 218 Union
Smith James, r. 251 N. Liberty
Smith James, elk. 255 Indiana av. bds.
same
Smith James, jr. carpenter, Helwigg,
Roberts & Co. bds. 86 James
Smith James, hooker, Ind. Rolling Mill
Smith James, lab. Rolling Mill
Smith James, lab. r. nr. Michigan rd. on
10th
Smith James B. mason, r. N. Mississippi,
cor. 2d
Smith James F. machinist, McCord &
^\ heatley, r. 60 Forest av.
Smith James F. salesman, Katzenstein &
Wachtel, bds. Indiana av. cor. Ohio
Smith James G. r. 169 N. Noble
Smith James J. r. 194 N. Illinois
Smith Jason, machinist, Geisendorff &
Co. r. 24 Lord
Smith John, blacksmith, bds. 224 E. Mar-
ket
Smith John, boot and shoemaker, A. Kno-
dle, r. es. Bright, bet. Vermont and
Michigan
Smith John, cigarmaker, Charles C.Hunt,
r. 29 W. McCarty
Smith John (col'd), lab. r. 344 North
Smith John, shoemaker, r. 310 N. Missis-
sippi
Smith John, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Smith John, lab. Rolling Mill
Smith John, mason, Rolling Mill
Smith John, Rolling Mill
Smith John, r. 62 Bates
Smith John, sup't R. R. boarding house,
bet. Lafayette R. R. track and the
canal
Bowen, Stewart & Co., Dealers in Books, Stationery, etc., 18 W. Washington.
Russell's Reapers and Mowers. See advertisement opposite title page.
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All oi tbe Street Cars pass
BENHAM & CO.'S
MUSICSTOItE
BATES HOUSE CORNER.
Smith John C. conductor, I. & C. R. R. r.
171 S. New Jersey
Smith John C. carpenter, Helwig, Roberts
& Co. r. 86 James
Smith John G. blacksmith, 88 S. Penn-
sylvania, r. 148 N. New Jersey
Smith John L. lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Smith John R. miller, r. 310 VV. Wash-
ington
Smith John S. lab. Rolling Mill, bds. 279
S. Tennessee
Smith John VV. porter, r. 62 Bates
Smith Jonathan A. printer. Journal of-
fice, bds. 13 E. Washington
Smith Joseph, machinist, Sinker & Co. r.
34 Elm
Smith Joseph Alt, (Smith & Foster), r. 76
New Jersey
Smith Josiah (Jemison & Smith), harness
makers, r. 248 W. AVashington
Smith Julius H. C. bookbinder, r. al. bet.
Meridian and Illinois, Pratt and St.
Clair
Smith J. C. Rev. r, 229 N. New Jersey
Smith J. H. V. elk. Merrill & Co.
Smith J. P. elk. Adjutant General's office,
bds. 35 VV. Georgia
Smith Lawrence, porter, B. R. R. office, r.
72 N. Davidson, bet. Market and
Ohio
Smith Lee (col'd), soldier, r. 6th, bet.
Tennessee and Mississippi
Smith Maria Miss, saleswoman, Tyler's
Bee Hive, r. 374 W. Vermont
Smith Mary, wid. 0. H. bds. 81 N. Ten-
nessee
Smith Mary Ann, wid. Joseph, r. 41 N.
Alabama
Smith Mattie Miss, servant, 129 N. Ala-
bama
.Smith Mack, r. 84 VV. Vermont
,;Sua.ith Mack, r. ss. 1st, bet. Meridian and
Illinois
Smith Nicholas, cigarmakei, Charles C.
Hunt, r. 27 W. McCarty
Smith 0. M. elk. bds. Scott House
Smith Patrick, foreman. Rolling Mill, r.
281 S. Tennessee
Smith Patrick, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Smith Peter, carpenter, r. 394 E. Market
Smith Philip, elk. Western House, bds.
same
Smith Philip, shoemaker, r. 128 Spring
Smith P. lab. bds. 60 S. Delaware
Smith Richard (col'd), lab. bds. 75 S.
Missouri
Smith Robert, cooper, r. Clinton al.
Smith Robert, liquor dealer, r. 189 E.
Washington
Smith Roland M. bds. 145 N. Mississippi
Smith R. L. trunkmaker, r. 248 VV. Wash-
ington
Smith Samuel F. (Osgood, Smith & Co.),
bds. Judson R. Osgood's
Smith Samuel P. r. 171 S. Alabama
Smith Sarah Mrs. r. ss. E. Washington,
outside corporation
Smith Sarah i. (cold), cook, 59 N. Illi-
nois
Smith Sidney, teacher, Bryant, Stratton
& Co. bds. 121 VV. New York
Smith Sophia Mrs. r. 140 Pratt
Smith Stephen B. bill poster, 16^ E.
Washington, r. 162 N. Mis.'^issippi
Smith Thomas, barber, ^es. 311 N. Ala-
bama
Smith Thomas, hooker, Ind. Rolling Mill
Smith Thomas (col'd), porter, Sloan,
Burk & Woollen, bds. VV. Market,
across canal
Smith Thomas, shoemaker, r. Missouri,
bet. Ohio and Market
Smith Thomas, switchmnn, L. & I. R. R.
bds. 162 N. Missis><ippi
Smith Thomas W. shoemaker, r. 85 N.
Missouri
Smith Watt. J. r. 296 W. New York
Smith William, r. 97 N. Delaware, cor.
Ohio
Smith William (Roll & Smith), r. 78 N.
Delaware
Smith William, bookbinder, Parsons, Ma-
cauley & Co. bds. 162 N. Mississippi
Smith William, butcher, shop 221 Massa-
chusetts av. r. 23 Peru
Smith Wm. cooper, bds. H. Smith's, wa. N.
Tennessee, bet. 4th and 5th
Smith Williara, lab. bds. 289 B. New
York
Smith William, painter, r. 232 E. Wash-
ington
Smith William, r. 96 S. East
Smith William, tanner, bds. Western
House
Smith William A.prop'r Sheridan House,
127 S. Illinois
Smith William H. bookbinder, Parsons,
Macauley & Co. r. 162 N. Mississippi
Smith William H, elk. bds. 98 E. New
York
Smith William H. elk. John Fishback.
bds. .148 N. New Jersey
Smith William H. fire insurance agt.bds.
98 E. New York
Smith William J. painter, r. 248 W.
Washington
Smith William P. surveyor, 43^ E. Wash-
ington, bds. 137 Massachusetts av.
Fine Dress Goods, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Palmer's Horse Hay Forks. See advertisement opposite title page.
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Smith William S. oyster dealer, r.297 W.
Vermont
Smith William T. brakeman, Central R.
R. bds. 320 E. Washington
Smith William W., R. R. conductor, r.
203 South
Smith W. Q. coal oflSce, 37 Virginia av.
r. 180 N. Eait
Smith & Eaton (Bluford Eaton and But-
ler K. Smith), grocers, 67 Massa-
chusetts av.
Smith & Foster (Joseph W. Smith and
Wallace Foster), ladies' and gents'
furnishing goods, 27 N. Pennsylva-
nia
Smith & Henninger (Athlick Smith and
Theodore Henninger), prop'rs Union
brass and string band, 16 Yohns
block
Smither Henry C. elk. bds. 164 W. Mary-
land
Smither James AV. (H. W. Keehn & Co.),
r. Pennsylvania, cor. Maryland
Smither Joha, boarding, r. 164 W. Mary-
land
Smither Theodore, salesman, H.W. Keehn
& Co. r. 164 W. Maryland
SMITH MYER JOHN L. architect. 4 Vin-
ton's blk. op. Post Office, r. same
Smock Abraham, teamster, Alex. Rubush,
bds. 241 N. Liberty
Smock E. T. brakeman, Central R. R. bds.
320 E. Washington
Smock George W. clerk, W. E. Feathers-
ton, r. 30 N. New Jersey
Smock M. J. driver, Am. Ex. Co.
Smock M. L. J. butcher, r. 82 N. Noble
Smock Nancy Mrs. r. 81 Huron
Smock Newton (Smock & Co.), r. 129
Massachusetts av.
Smock N. & Co. (Newton and S. J Smock)
flour, feed and com. mer's, 62 North
Pennsylvania
Smock Oscar, clerk, bds. 129 Massachu-
setts av.
Smowk Peter, elk. r. 407 N. East
Smock S. J. (N. Smock & Co.), r. 239
Virginia av.
Smock William C. County Clerk, r.46 N.
Mississippi
Smoker Lewis, works Spiegel, Thorns &
Co. bds. 253 N. Noble
Smothers S. G. (col'd). grocer, 165 Indi-
ana av. r. ws. canal
Snapp Charles, clerk, McLene & Herron,
hd?. 121 N.Tennessee
Snapp Mrs. r. 121 N. Tenneseee
Sneider Conrad, carpenter, r. 247 N. Lib-
erty
Sneider Flora Miss, milliner, bds. 63 E.
Washington
Snider Catherine, servant, 297 W. Ver-
mont
THE SINNISSIPPI
CoDfines its Business
TO THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Snider Chas. D. elk. 250 E. Washington,
r. 213 N. Liberty
Snider David, r. 213 N. Liberty
Snider George, bds. 191 N. Liberty
Snider George W. bottlewasher, Wright's
brewery, r. 423 St. Clair
Snider James A. W. (Snider & Carroll),
r. op. 213 N. Liberty
Snider Leonard, coffin trimmer. Weaver
& Williams, bds. Beard House
Snider Peter, corker, Wright's brewery,
r. 423 St. Clair
Snider Wm. harnessmaker, Sellers', bds.
101 N. Mississippi
Snider William H. druggist, Virginia av
Snider & Carroll (James A. W. Snider
and James H. Carroll), grocery and
feed store, 24 S. New Jersey
Snipes Wm. student, commercial college,
bds 69 W. Market
Snipes Wm. R. student, PURDY'S BUS-
INESS COLLEGE
Snow Andrew J. painter, Milender &
Clancey, bds. Tennessee, sw. corner
Ohio
Snow William S. carpenter, Helwig, Rob-
erts & Co. r. 176 W. Michigan
Snyder Adam, lab. D. Root & Co. r. Dela-
ware, cor. St. Marys
Snyder Adam, butcher, C. Gardner, bds.
with same
Snyder Cooney, lab. r. 67 Wyoming
SNYDER DAVID E. cash. Indiana Na-
tional Bank, r. 222 N. Illinois
Snyder Henry, blacksmith, r. 272 S. Ten-
Snyder Henry, mechanic, Goolman, Mor-
ris & Co.
Snyder John, brass founder, Union R. R.
track, r. 79 W. South
Snyder John; elk, Thos. Jordon, r. 400 S.
X6Un6SS6G
Snyder John W. lab. r. 28 W. Rose
Snyder Mathew, moulder, D. Root & Co.
r. South, bet. Illinois and Tennessee
Snyder Powell, lab. r. Bluff rd. S. of Mc-
Carty
Snyder William, harness maker. Sellers
& Wood, bds. Ohio, cor. Mississippi
Snyder Wm.vet. surgeon, bds. 31 Indiana
Sobbe H. E. chairmaker, bds. 122 David-
son
Sobel Peter, butcher, bds. 252 S. Dela-
ware
Parsons, Macauley & Co., Wholesale School Books, etc., No. 13 W. Maryland.
Omar Newman buys and sells Produce, etc., on commission. Agent for
SOB
352
SPI
A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Agents
For the sale of Knabe & Co.'s
GoM Medal Pianos,
Sobey Chas. carpenter, D. Behymer, bds,
231 N. Davidson
Sobey Henry, chairpiaker, Spiegel, Thorns
& Co. bds. 231 N. Davidson
Socks Philip, carpenter, r. 234 N. Missis-
sippi
Socwell Henry M. grocer, 250 E, Wash-
ington, cor. East, also Capt. steamer
Governor Morton, r. 84 N. Delaware
Sodbrock Frank, lab. r. 227 N. Davidson
Soehner Charles jr. clerk, Stiles, Fahn-
ley & McCrea, bds. Sherman House
Sogemeier August, clerk, J. F. W. Myer,
bds. Bluff road, nw. cor. McCarty
Sohl A. J. (Sohl, Gibson & Co.), r. 332 E.
Washington
Sohl, Gibson & Co. (A.J. Sohl, Levi Sohl,
L. Wilde and David Gibson), millers,
352 W. Washington
Solomon Charles (Solomon Bros.), r. 36
N. East
Solomon Bros. (Moses, Joseph and Chas.
Solomon), clothing, 142 S. Illinois
and 185 E. Washington
Solomon Joseph (Solomon Bros.), r. 86 N.
East
Solomon Moses (Solomon Bros.), r. 36 N. j
East
Somerfield Henry, painter, Frank Fertig,
bds. Union House
Somers John, carpenter, bds. 320 East
Washington
Sondregger F. sr. watchman, Peru depot,
r. 185 Madison av.
Sondregger F. jr. painter, r. 183 Madi-
son av.
Soper Solon R. (Chase & Soper), bds. 321
S. Delaware
Soul Chas. E. printer. Gazette office, r. 73
N. Tennessee
Soule E. M. wid. Joshua, r., 73 N. Tenn-
essee
Southard A. B. elk. freight office I. P. &
C. R. R. bds. Vermont, cor. Alabama
Southard Geo. student, Bryant & Spen- I
cer's Com. College, bds. Vermont, nw.
cor. Alabama
Southard J. P. freight agent, I. P. & C.
Ft. R. r. Vermont, oor. Alabama
Southard Macy, elk. B. R. R. office, r. 68
E. Vermont
Southard M. R. r. 80 W. St. Clair
Southern Christ, carpenter, r. S. Missis-
sippi, nr. Washington
Spade B. r. 75 E. Maryland
Shawls, all styles, at No
Spades M. G. salesman, Robertson &
Close, bds. Scott House
Spabr F. L. book-keeper, Stiles, Fahnley
& McCrea, bds. 76 S. Meridian
Spake John W. carpenter, r. 181 N. Del-
aware
Spann John S. (Spann & Smith), r. 163
N. Pennsylvania
Spann & Smith (John S. Spann and
Frank Smith), real estate brokers,
Pennsylvania, nw. cor. Washington
Sparks John, brakeman. Central R. R.
bds. 320 E. Washington
Sparks John C. lab. r. 249 N. Mississippi
Spath Christian, butcher, r. 207 W.Mich-
igan
Spaulding Rafe (col'd), teamster, r. 306
W. Market
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