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INDIANAPOLIS. PUBLIC LIBRARY
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THE MOST POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY
IS THE
FASHIONABLE HAT STORE OF H. BAMBERGER,
No. 16 East Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Where old and young, rich and poor, citizens and strangers, go to purchase their
Hats, Caps, Furs AND STRAW GOODS,
As the assortment is extensive, prices to suit the times. Quality of Goods as rep- resented, and New Styles always predominating.
Call and See before Purchasing Elsewhere.
P. S. The Wholesale Department of this Establishment is & new feature, and Country Merchants will always find a Full Stock at Cincinnati Prices.
W. W. JONES.
J. W. HESS.
W. M. DAVIS.
JONES, HESS & DAVIS,
DEALERS IN
RICH FOREIGY AND DOMESTIC
OR GOODSI
No. 3 ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
INDIANAPOLIS.
THE ORIGINAL P. P. STEWART.
SOLD ONLY BY
Munsion & Johnson.
Best Stove in the Market.
TO BE THE
SOLD ON A TRIAL OF SIX MONTHS
C. H. MUNSON.
W. J. JOHNSTON.
MUNSON & JOHNSTON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
COOKING, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES,
Manufacturers of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, No. 62, first door East of Odd Fellows' Hall, Indianapolis, Indiana.
forThe attention of Builders is particularly called to our Tin Roofing, Gutter- ing and Spouting. Satisfaction warranted.
H. H. DODD & CO.'S
Indianapolis City Directory,
AND
BUSINESS MIRROR.
FOR 1863.
Property of John m. Bohmie 24 .S. W. Jerry St. PUBLISHED ANNUALLY.
PRICE, $2 00.
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H. H. DODD & CO.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, STEREOTYPERS, AND BOOK BINDERS. 1863.
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Gift of Judge D. W. Have
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C. F. SCHMIDT,
BREWER OF
GER - BEER
AND
B3 1
CORNER OF HIGH AND WYOMING STREETS,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SUGAR GROVE DAIRY,
RES ONE MILE NORTH-WEST OF CITY, /
JOHN REILLY.
PROPRIETOR.
PURE MILK
DELIVERED IN ANY PART OF THE CITY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT REASONABLE TERMS.
A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
No. 1 Bates House Corner, INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
DEALERS IN
PIA
PORTES,
0-
MELODEONS,
Sheet Music,
MUSIC
SMORR NY.
BOOKS,
AND ALL KINDS OF
Musical Instruments,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
WM. KNABE & CO.'S
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS,
ALSO,
CARHART, NEEDHAM & CO.'S
UNRIVALED SCHOOL HARMONIUMS.
PREFACE.
IN presenting our patrons and the public with this our second edi- tion of the Indianapolis City Directory, the publishers desire to acknowledge their appreciation of the liberality, enterprise and pub- lic spirit of those gentlemen who have given their support to, the undertaking. It is hoped the book may meet their expectations, and it is confidently believed that in fullness, accuracy of detail, and convenience of arrangement this volume far excels all its predeces- sor. Certain it is that no pains have been spared either in the com- pilation or the mechanical department to insure the highest degree of excellence and utility.
In the present fluctuating condition of our population, perfection is perhaps impossible, and for such occasional omissions or inaccu- racies as may have crept in, we ask the indulgence of a generous public. To those parties who lacked the courtesy to give their names and the necessary information to our agents of course no explana- tion is necessary. In justice to ourselves we feel compelled to add that we have reason to believe that a few families purposely with- held the true and proper information on account of their apprehen- sion of the approaching enrollment, (mistaking our agents for the enrolling officers,) ; but it is believed that errors and omissions from this cause are compartively few and unimportant, and are confined of course to the lowest class of our population.
To those gentlemen who have assisted us in procuring statistical and other information, and to the gentlemen of the press, we would extend many thanks. Respectfully,
. H. H. DODD & CO.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 12, 1862.
CONTENS.
Abbreviations
1
Alphabetical arrangement of names.
1
Appendix ..
111
Asylums
116
Bank of the State and Branches
113
Banks and Banking Offices
115
Business Mirror
95
Center Township Officers.
114
Church Directocy
116
City Government ..
114
Classification, (Business Mirror,).
95
County Commissioners
114
County Library
114
County Officers
113
Court of Common Pleas
114
Fire Department.
115
Index to advertisements
V
Legislature
113
Marion County Officers
113
Masonic Orders
118
Members of Congress from Indiana. 111
Military
112
National Tax Law
112
Odd Fellows
117
Police Department ..
114
Preface.
iii
Railroads.
120
Soldiers' Home
112
State Government
112
State Library.
113
Street Directory.
93
Summary of National Tax Law
122
Supreme Court of Indiana
113
United States assessors and collectors
for Indiana.
112
United States Government
111
SMITH & TAYLOR'S
TOY
STORE,
East Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Metropolitan Hall,
blic Library
lis
Indianapo
CARNESTOOK
INDIANAPOLIS, INO.
VALENTINE BUTSCH, PROPRIET'R.
This Hall can, after the 15th of June, 1863, be rented for Concerts, Lectures, Panoramic or other Exhibitions, at reasonable rates. The proprietor has an annual license for exhibitions in the Hall, and no additional charge will be made for license. A faithful Janitor is always in at- tendance to attend to the warming and lighting of the Hall.
VALENTINE BUTSCH,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTE .- The advertisements will be found printed on colored paper, and either facing or immediately following the page refer- red to.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
McKernan D. S
87
Major & Brown.
64
Witt Bennett F.
87
AUCTIONEER.
Chapman Samuel
53
BAKERS.
Nickum & Parrott
52
Thompson Quinton
vii
BANKERS.
Merchants' Bank, K. Ferguson .......
91
BANK VAULTS, &c.
Williamson & Haugh.
49
BARBERS.
Leininger & Ferlinger
12
BLACKSMITHS.
Gates, Lemon & Smith
8
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
Braden William
36
Dodd H. H. & Co.
viii
BOARDING HOUSE.
Charles, H. Kallmann
8
BOOK BINDERS.
Dodd H. H. & Co.
viii
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Bowen, Stewart & Co ..
86
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Chase & Dawes
9
Lintz Anthony.
9
BREWERS.
Buscher Henry
32
Schmidt C. F.
ii
BROKERS, STOCK AND NOTE.
Wiley & Martin
Inside back cover.
CABINET MAKER.
Gimbel Martin.
'61
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
Hawthorn Charles E
31
Woodbridge C. A., agent
91
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Heidlinger John A
45
Meyer Geo. F.
64
Raschig Charles M
8
CLOTHES WRINGER.
Haley, Morse & Borden's patents ...
Fly leaf, back cover.
COAL.
Butsch V. & Co
48
Perrine P. R
5
Ross J. H ..
33
COAL OIL AND LAMPS.
Rockey H. S.
40
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Bryant's Commercial College
....
24
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Myers J. D ...
13
Pomeroy, Fry & Co
52
CONFECTIONERY.
Groff D. B.
91
DAIRY.
Sugar Grove Dairy
ii
DINING SALOON.
Buckeye Dining Saloon, M. M. Tarr.
4
DRUGS.
Browning & Sloan
37
Bryan J. W
17
Egner & Wocher
49
vi
INDEX.
DRY GOODS.
Callinan D. J 41
Glenn W. & H. 24 & 25
Good M. H.
8
Station House ...
vii
Union House, George Ilg.
12
Jones, Hess & Davis
Opp. title.
Thompsohn Mary.
36
Cook Wilkelm & Co
86
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Butterfield J., agent American Ex-
press Co ... Inside front cover. United States Express Co., J. Butter- field, agent .. . Inside front cover.
FANCY GOODS.
Klotz Emil.
Opp. half title.
Wilde & Henninger.
5
FLOUR AND FEED.
Bradshaw W. A. & Son vii
Heckman & Macarthur. 8
Myers J. D. 12
FURNITURE.
Adams G. F.
Outside cover.
Meyer C. J.
32
Spiegel, Thoms & Co.
60
GLENNS' BLOCK
24 & 25
GROCERS.
Holmes C. L., city grocery.
87
New York Grocery, H. M. Socwell ...
8
Spencer Milton
4
Thayer & Cook
13
Thompson Mary
36
Cook Wilkelm & Co
86
Wingate J. F.
48
GROCERS, WHOLESALE.
Holland John W. & Son 91
HALL.
Metropolitan Hall, Valentine Butsch
prop'r.
facing index.
HARDWARE.
Frese & Kropf. 40
HATS, CAPS, FURS, &c.
Bamberger H
Opp. front cover.
Donaldson & Carr
17
Davis Isaac ....
foot lines.
HIDES AND LEATHER.
Fishback John
37
HOTELS.
Cincinnati House Geo. W. Wolfe. 86 Farmer's Hotel, H. E. Buehrig. 44 .. Little's Hotel, A. R. Hyde. 8
Oriental House, Belles & Tarlton ...
HOTELS.
Patterson House, T. D. Hamilton 33 Ray House, Ray & Lambert. 32
ICE.
Pitts George W
40
IRON RAILING, GRATING,
BANK
VAULTS, &c.
Williamson & Haugh
41
IRON, NAILS, STEEL, GLASS, &c.
Pomeroy, Fry & Co
53
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Olin C. C., Ind. Fire ... Outside front cover. Henderson Wm., Atna of Hartford .. 29 JEWELERS.
Bingham W. P. & Co .. Outside front cover.
Burdick William P
65
McLene J.
Outside back cover.
Ohler Andrew
12
LAUNDRY.
Union Laundry, Thornberry & Co ...
8
LIME AND CEMENT.
Butsch V. & Co.
48
LIQUORS, WHOLESALE.
Conklin & Cook.
90
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
Brinkman & Ruschaupt.
40
Hinesley Wm.
65
Umversaw & Co.
52
LUMBER.
McCord & Wheatley
41
MARBLE WORKS.
James W. W. & Co.
90
MEAT MARKET.
Schweinsberg William
8
MELODEONS.
Prince & Co.'s Melodeons.
88
MERCHANTS' DISHATCH.
Clark W. T., agent.
viii
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Goepper F
44
Gramling J. & P.
40
Moritz, Bro. & Co.
48
MUSIC STORES.
Benham A. M. & Co.
... opp. preface.
Willard & Stowell
88
5
SINGER & CO.'S Letter ". Family Sewing
WITH ALL THE NEW IMPROVEMENTS,
Hemmer, Braider, Binder, Feller, Tucker, Corder, Gatherer, &c., &c., &c.,
IS THE CHEAPEST, AND BEST,
And most beautiful of all Machines for Family Sewing and Light Manu- facturing Purposes. It makes the
INTERLOCKED STITCH,
Which is alike on both sides, and has great capacity for Sewing all kinds of Cloth, and with all kinds of Thread. Even Leather, as well as the finest Muslin, may be sewn to perfection on this Machine. It will use 200 Spool Cotton as well as No. 30 Linen Thread. What it can do can only be known by seeing the Machine tested.
THE FOLDING TOP CASE,
Is among the most valuable of the New Improvements. It may be opened out as a Spacious and Substantial Table to sustain the work, and when the Machine is not in use it may be folded into a box, which protects the working parts of the Machine. There is no other Machine to equal the Letter "A" in Simplicity, Durability, Ra- pidity and Certainty of correct action at all rates of speed.
The Family Sewing Machine
Is fast becoming as popular for Family Use as Singer & Co.'s Manufacturing Machines are for manufacturing purposes.
The Branch Offices are well supplied with Silk Twist, Thread, Needles, Oil, &c., of the very best quality.
Send for a Pamphlet and a copy of "SINGER & CO.'S GAZETTE."
I. M. SINGER & CO., No. 458 Broadway, New York.
Indianapolis Office 48 East Washington Street.
STA
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF UNION DEPOT,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
FR. SCHEER,
PROPRIETOR.
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS at 75 CENTS per DAY. Single Meals 25 Cents. Board and Lodging per Week, $3.00. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
J. WILLIAM BRADSHAW. W. A. BRADSHAW.
W. A. BRADSHAW & SON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GRAIN, FLOUR, AND PRODUCE.
A large supply · of all kinds of Feed and Flour of the best brands, purchased expressly for city trade, constantly kept on hand.
CASH PAID FOR
Wheat, Corn, Hay, Oats, Rye, Barley, BUTTER, BEANS, EGGS, FRUIT, &C. No. 5 South Delaware Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
QUINTAN THOMPSON, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS & PIES
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
No. 4 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET.
vii
APPENDIX,
NOTIONS.
Klotz Emil
Opp. half title.
Smith & Taylor
Opp. index.
NEWS DEPOT.
Thompson Mrs. A. & Son.
. .. ..
53
OPTICIAN.
Moses L. W
Outside front cover.
PATENT MEDICINES.
Frost J. M
61
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Howard & Davis
16
Runnion Wm
37
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURER.
Traeyser Frederick L ...
............
8
PIANO FORTES AND MUSICAL IN-
STRUMENTS.
Benham A. M. & Co
opp. preface.
Willard & Stowell.
88
PLOW MANUFACTURER.
Case & Marsh.
40
PRINTERS, BOOK AND JOB.
Dodd H. H. & Co ..
94 & 95
.......
PUMP MAKERS.
Wright & Bro.
61
RAILROADS.
Indiana Central. 88
Indianapolis & Cincinnati.
88
Jeffersonville
89
Madison,
88
Peru & Indianapolis.
88
Terre Haute & Richmond
88
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Wiley & Martin .. ..... Inside back cover. SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS.
Andre John.
65
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Hereth John C.
30
SALOONS.
Charles, H. Kollmann 8
Charter Oak Saloon, Wright & Rit- tenhouse. 48
Empire Saloon, R. Beebe 9
Excelsior Saloon, R. Fey 4 Hug Martin. 110 Lang Louis 44 National Saloon, Geo. Rhodius. 43
Nebraska Saloon, J. Wachstetter 33
Palmer House Saloon, O'Leary & Riemlon .. 45
SALOON.
Pearl Street, Saloon, T. McBaker
33
The Store Saloon, M. Clark.
17
Veranda Saloon, John Bussey
16
..
Washington Hall
Saloon, Philip
Fahrbach & Co ..
49
SAW MANUFACTURER.
Atkins E. C
36
SEWING MACHINES.
Singer I. M. & Co
vi
Wheeler & Wilson, C. C. Claflin, ag't
opp. appendix.
Florence, Sharpe & Bellis ....... foot lines,
SHIRTS AND HOSIERY.
Parker R. R.
Outside back cover.
SILK AND FUR HAT MANUFACTU'R.
Brown W. P.
45
SODA WATER.
Vickers W. B.
64
STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY.
Indiana Stereotype Foundry, H. H.
Dodd & Co ....... opp. inside back cover.
STOVE FOUNDRY.
Cox, Lord & Peck.
60
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
Frankem I. L.,
.fly leaf, back cover.
Munson & Johnston
opp. title.
TANNERS, &c.
Schmidt Robert
90
TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER MAN-
UFACTURERS.
Frankem I. L.
fly leaf, back cover
Munson & Johnson.
Opp. title.
Taylor Wm. H.
32
TOYS.
Smith & Taylor
opp. index.
Wilde & Henninger.
5
TRUNK MANUFACTURERS.
Burton & Shilling
49
WAGON MAKERS.
Gates, Lemmon & Smith.
8
WAR CLAIM AGENTS.
McKernan D. S
87
Witt Bennett F.
87
WILLOW WARE.
Klotz Emil
opp. half title·
WOOD-SAWER, POWER.
Scott Amos
46
MERCHANTS' DESPATCH, Fast Freight Line.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, PROPRIETORS, A. W. MILLAR, Superintendent, Buffalo.
CAPITAL, = $1,000,000.
FROM N. YORK & BOSTON TO THE WEST & S. WEST.
Our Goods are Shipped in Chartered Cars, ON EMIGRANT PASSENGER TRAINS.
Forward Goods at a more expeditious rate than any Line running West, except the Regular Express Company.
MARK PACKAGES
BB MERCHANTS' DESPATCH"
And deliver at Depot, corner Hudson and Thomas Streets, New York, and Western Railroad Depot, Boston.
Procure Bills of Lading of
A. H. LIVINGSTON, G. G. KIDDER,
Agent, 1}, Murray Street, near Broadway, New York.
Agent, 69 Washington St., Boston.
W. T. CLARK, Western Agent, INDIANAPOLIS.
H. H. DODD & CO.,
BOOK-BINDERS
AND
BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURERS,
No. 162 East Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Book - Binding for Publishers,
NEW YORK BAZAAR,
No. 37 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
EMIL KLOTZ, PROP'R.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
NOTIONS, Toys and Fancy Goods,
Children's Cabs, Hobbies & Carriages, FANCY BASKETS,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE GENERALLY, Pocket and Table Cutlery, TEA AND TABLE SPOONS, FIRE ARMS AND AMMUNITION, CIGARS AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
Public Library, Mas Eropolis.
H. H. DODD & CO.'S Indianapolis City Directory,
FOR 1863.
ABBREVIATIONS.
Bds., boards; cor., corner; res., residence; col., colored; wid., widow ; opp., opposite ; bet., between ; ave., avenue ; e., w., n., s., East, West, North, South. The word street is implied.
A
Aaron Adolphus. salesman, bds. 118 n. Ala.
ABBETT LAWSON & SON, (Lawson Ab- bett & Chas. H., ) PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, 20 Vir. ave., res. same. Abbett Chas. H., (L. Abbett & Son,) bds 20 Vir. ave.
Abrams John, clerk, res. 71 n. noble.
Abromit Adolphus, clerk AEtna Ins. Co., res. 153 s. Tenn.
Achenback Hermon, photographer, bds. 20 n. Penn.
Achenback Paul, painter, res. 223 w. Wash.
Achey Ann, bds. 57 Ky. ave.
Achey Henry, res 5 Ky. ave.
Achey John H., bds. 5 Ky. ave.
Adair Luther G., accountant, bds. 64 Mass. ave.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO., (John H. Ohr, agent, ) 12 e. Wash.
ADAMS GEORGE F., WHOLESALE FURNITURE, STORE, 56 e. Wash., res. 30 n. Del.
ADAMS GEO. H., (Asher & Co., and Par- sons, A. & Co.,) res 86 n Ala.
Adams H. S., res. 61 s. N. J.
Adams John W., boots and shoes, bds. 74 n. Tenn.
Adams Ruben, dep. sheriff, res. 71 s. N. J.
Adams Samuel, brickmaker, res. 91 n. Mer.
Adams Thomas E., printer, cor. South and Canal.
Adams Wesley M., carpenter, res. 184 n. Ill.
Adams Wm. L., (Hume, Lord & Co.,) res. e National road.
Adkins Martin, rail roader, res. 78 n. East.
ÆTNA BUILDING, s. Penn., bet. Wask. and Market.
ÆTNA INSURANCE CO., Wm. Hend- erson, agent. See card.
Affantranger Josiah, blacksmith, 139 Ind. ave., res 111 w North.
Afton Andrew, laborer, res. 3. n. New Jersey.
Augustus John, produce, res. 37 e. ash Ahrens Rev. Wm., Ger. Meth., res par- sonage, 3 Ohio.
Albersmier Henry, student at Bryant's Commercial College.
Albert Jacob, plasterer, bds. 210 n. Ala. Albert Jerome, baker, bds. 219 n. Ala. Albert John, saddler, res. 210 n. Ala.
Albert. Lawson, blacksmith, res. 107 w. Ohio.
Albert Samuel S., salesman, 210 n. Ala. Albor James, architect, Journal build'g. Albrecht Geo., varnisher, res. 95 David- son.
ALB
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Albrook O. H., moulder, res. 225 s. Dela- ware.
Aldag August, shoemaker, 137 e. Wash., res. 40 Spring.
Aldag Charles L., Sr., res 50 n. Liberty. Aldag Charles L., shoemaker, 137 e. Wash., res. 32 n. Liberty.
Aldag Louis, shoemaker, res. 30 n. Lib- erty.
Aldrich John, carpenter, res. 131 David- son.
Alexander George, laborer, res cor South and Tenn.
Alexander George W., (col.,) barber, bds. 145 w. Wash.
Alexander James L., student Bryant's Com. College, bds. 307 Vir. ave.
Alexander John, grocer and silversmith, res. w. Indianapolis.
ALFORD, MILLS & CO., (Thomas G. Al- ford, Howard W. Mills, William H. Morrison, & Richard L. Talbot,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS, 36 e. Wash. Alford Thomas G., ( Alford. Mills & Co.,) res. 83 n. Alabama.
Allamon Samuel, (Osgood, Smith & Co.,) res. 205 n. Ill.
Alldair James, bricklayer, res. 138 n. Ala.
Allen Rev. Archebald C., res. 38 e. N. York.
Allen Mrs. E., music instructress, res. 38 e. N. York.
Allen Emery, (col.,) teamster, res. 133 n, Ala.
Allen Henry, res. 66 w. Vermont.
Allen James, pressman in Braden's printing office, 114 w. Ohio.
Allen Mrs. Johanna, wid., res. 8 s. Penn. Allen Joseph, (col.,) wood chopper, res. 186 w. North.
Allen Thos. C., book binder, bds. 38 e. N. York.
Allen W. A., bds. Littles Hotel.
Allen William, machinest, res. 105 e. Market.
Allhands John, laborer, res. 171 n Noble. Allison John, brakesman, T. H. R. R., bds. National Hotel.
Alred Garrison, city sexton, res. 137 w. South.
Alred Jane, wid., res. 9 Bates.
Altland Hiram, baker, 165 n. Noble, res. game.
Altland Samuel T., carpenter, res. 122 n. East.
Altman Hermann, (Langenberg & Co.,) res. 194 w. Wash.
ALVORD, CALDWELL & ALVORD, Edmond B. Alvord, John M. Caldwell, Henry B. Alvord,) WHOLESALE GRO- CERS AND LIQUORS, 68 e. Wash. Alvord Edmond S., res. 54 n. Penn.
Alvord Edmond B., (Alvord, Caldwell & Alvord,) res. 141 n. Ill.
Alvord Henry B., ( Alvord, Caldwell & Alvord, ) res. 54 n. Penn.
Alwands Sumuel, clerk, bds. 23 s. Del. Ambrose Mary, superintendent St. John
Sisters of Providence, cor. Georgia and T'enn.
Ames James, piano maker, res. 2 and 3 Blake building, up stairs.
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., J. Butter- field, agent, cor. Meridian and Wash. Ammons Thomas, plasterer, bds. 64 Mass. ave.
Amos James, spinner, res. w. National road.
Amos Mrs. Nancy, wid., res. 143 n. Noble. Amos Thomas, res. 75 Spring.
Anderson Charles, carpenter, bds. 53 e. Market.
Anderson Cynthia, wid. res., 53 e. Mar- ket.
Anderson David, carpenter, res. 52 Ind. ave.
Anderson Geo. P., clerk, res. 88 n. N. Jersey.
Anderson Henry, bds. 53 e. Market.
Anderson C. S., clerk, bds. 42 n. Miss.
Anderson James W., mess. Am. Ex. Co., res. 111 n. East.
Anderson James, carpenter, bds. 53 e. Market.
Anderson Martin, plasterer, bds. 182 e. N. York.
Anderson Milton, brakeman, I. P. & C. R. R., bds. Wabash, near Liberty.
Anderson Nancy, (col.,) weaver, res. 63 s. Noble.
Anderson Robert J., brickmason, res. 156 n. Del.
Anderson Samuel, (col.,) woodsawyer, res. 63 s. Noble.
Anderson Susan, wid., washer, res. alley bet. Vermont and Mich., e. of N. Jersey.
Anderson Thomas, railroader, res. 84 Ind. ave.
Anderson Wm., clerk Hogshire & Co., bds. 53 e. Market.
Anderson Wm., plasterer, res. 182 e. N. York.
ANDRA JOHN, HARNESS STORE, 169 e. Wash., res. 152 e. N. York.
Andrew Henry, (col.,) cook, res. near Col. Bap. Church.
ANDREWS LYMAN N., GEN'L FREIGHT AGENT, P. & I. R. R., res. 260 n. Tenn.
Andrews Robert, rolling mill, res. s. Missouri, s. of South.
Andrews Samuel B., photographer, res cor Ohio and Ill.
Andy Jacob, blacksmith, res. 199 s. Del. Angle Thomas, soldier, 70th reg., Ind. Vol., res. E. Wash.
Anspach Andrew, shoe and bootmaker, Ind. ave.
ANT
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Anthes Jacob, res. 215 s. Penn.
Anthony David, carpenter, res. 51 n. East.
Antles Esther Ann, seamstress, res. 50 n. East.
Apple Cyrus, res. 50 Bates.
Applegate Burg, book-keeper, Schnull & Co., bds. Bates House.
Applegate Peter V., blacksmitlı, res. 164 s. Penn.
Appleton James R., (H. H. Dodd & Co.,) res. 100 w. Vermont.
Arbuckle Hiram, teamster, res. Penn.
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Archy David, ( col.,) laborer, res. cor. Alabama and Ft. Wayne ave.
Armbruster Jacob, bookeeper, Meikel's brewery.
Armantrant Lavina, (wid.,) res. 129 n. Liberty.
ARMSTRONG, WM., CLERK, bds. Bates House.
Armstrong Wm., agent American Bible Society, 4 New & Talbot's block, res. 186 n. Ill.
Arnald Alferd, clerk, res. 124 s. Noble. Arnold Peter, laborer, res. 7 n. N. Jersey. Arter Christ., laborer, res. 144 e. Georgia. Arter Henry, laborer, res. 144 e. Georgia. Arthur Thomas, moulder, res. 117 s. Tenn.
ASBURY CHURCH, 106 s. N. Jersey. Ash Frances, laborer, res. 14 e. Georgia. Ash Isaac A., clerk, res. 119 w. Wash. Ash Richard, laborer, res. 14 e. Georgia. ASHER JOHN R., (Asher & Co., and
Parsons, Adams & Co., res. Louisville. ASHER & CO., (John R. Asher, and George H. Adams, ) BOOK PUBLISH- ERS, 3 Odd Fellows' Hall, up stairs. Ashmer James G., artist, res. 69 n. Tenn. Askin Patrick, laborer, res. Mich., bet. East and Liberty.
Asmus Frederick, laborer, res. 72 w. Mich.
ASTON JOSEPH, CLERK JOHNSON'S LIVERY STABLE, w. Pearl, res. 9 Ky. ave.
Aston Joseph, jr., book-keeper, bds. 9 Ky. ave.
Astor Saloon, Penn., bet. Wash. and Market.
ATHON JAMES S., SECRETARY OF STATE, 11 Ky. ave., res. 82 n. N. Jersey.
ATKINS ELIAS C., SHEFFIELD SAW WORKS, 155 s. Ill., res. 141 e. South. Atkinson Osborne, carpenter, res. 101 w. South.
Atkinson Mrs. Eliza, wid., res. 73 Mer- rill.
Atkinson Frank, finisher, res. 69 Mer- idian.
Atkinson Thomas, painter, res. 11 Mass. ave.
Aufderhaede Henry, laborer, res. 126 Davidson.
Aufderhaede Joseph, blacksmith, bds. 126 Davidson.
Aug Albert, hackman, res. 280 Indiana ave.
Augustmier Henry, laborer, res. 162 n. Noble.
Avels Mrs. Margaret, wid., res. 275 s. Delaware.
Avery John L., lumber dealer, res. 104 n. Ala.
Avery L. S., res. 10 w. Georgia.
Avil Joseph, hackman, res. 259 s. Penn. Axe Theodore T., photographer, 8 e. Wash., bds., Oriental House.
Ayers Wm. S., carpenter, res. cor. Tenn. and First
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Baar Gerhard L., cabinet maker, at Sloan & Burk's, res. 253 s. Del.
Babbenseaker Gotlib, drayman, res. 108 s. Noble.
Babbitt Austin, student at Bryant's Com- mercial College.
Babbitt A., clerk, bds. 159 Vir. ave.
Bach Jasper, res 14 Garden.
Bachtel John S. bds. Littles Hotel.
Backesto Dr. J. P., res. 140 n. Tenn.
Backstahler Martin, confectioner, res. 50 w. South.
Bacon Daniel, proprietor Exchange Res- taurant, bds. Macy House.
Bacon Mrs. Eliza, (wid.,) res. 131 n. Ala. Bacon John, blacksmith, bds. 131 n. Ala .. Bacon Wm. M., painter, North, bet. Ala. and N. Jersey.
Bader Henry, tanner, res. 63 Bluff road ... Baggett Patrick, clerk, 74 w. Wash.
Bagget Patrick, laborer, res. 83. w. Ma- ryland.
Baggs Frederick, book-keeper, res. 59 e. Ohio.
Baggs Samuel, book-keeper, bds 59 e. Ohio.
Baier Wm., clerk, Phoenix Saloon.
Bailey Frances J., wid. John J. Bailey, res. 71 Ind. ave.
Bailey Emanuel W. sup't gas works, res near gas works.
Bailey Julius, undertaker, res. 8 Bates. Bailey Ranaldo A., clerk 18 w. Wash., bds. 20 n. Penn·
Bailey Robert, engineer at Insane Asy- lum, Mt. Jackson.
Bailey Miss Susan, bds. 207 n. Noble.
Bailiff Edmond H., laborer, res. Ash, bet Cherry and Corporation.
Bair Mrs. Lucinda, res 86 Mass. ave.
Bakeman Peter, carpenter, res. 249 s .. Del.
Baker Charles, bds. Mrs. Walk, Georgia .- Baker Frederick, res. 203 n. Ill.
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Baker Herominus, trunk maker, res. 3 McOuat block, Ky. ave.
Baker James M., ( Baker and McIver,) res. cor. Ill. and Maryland.
Baker James E., speculator, bds. Macy House.
Baker Jesse A., salesman, 32 w. Wash., res. cor. Marvland and IIl.
Baker John W., carriage painter, bds. J. Bumfield, Vir. ave.
Baker John, harness maker, 34 w. Wash., bds, Macy House.
Baker Robert D., painter, res. 39 n. Penn. Baker Mrs. S., milliner, 24 s. Ill.
Baker & McIver, (James M. Baker and John C. McIver, ) hatters, 22 e. Wash. Baldwick Frederick, fruit and confec- tioner, 30 w. Louisiana, res. s. Ill.
Baldwin J. Hermon, res. 105 n. Meridian. Baldwin Emma R., res. 51 n. East.
Balet Louis, drayman, res. 142 e. Market.
Bali Henry, cooper, bds. 180 n. Noble.
Balke Cohas, billiard saloon, 175 e. Wash.
Ball Anthony, bakery, 128 s. Ill.
Ball Wm., carpenter, res. 83 w Md.
Ballard Austin, seal engraver, res. 5 Circle.
Ballard W. P., student at Bryant's Com- mercial College, bds. P. A. Brown.
Ballweg Ambrose, U. S. service, res. 57 Madison ave.
Ballweg Fred, laborer, res. 46 n. Miss.
Ballweg & Kindler, (A. Ballweg and Chas. Kindler, ) gunsmiths, 17 Ky. ave. Bals Charles, (Ruchhaupt & Balls, ) res. 56 e. St. Joseph.
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