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INDIANAPOLIS
Gool J., machinist, Washington Foundry.
Goolman Morris & Co., proprietors Western Agricultural Works, s. Tennessee, opp. Rolling Mills.
Goolman W. P., of G., Morris & Co., bds. Mrs. Hipes' board- ing house.
Gowell A. W., book-keeper, res. 22 w. New York.
Gowesse Rev. Francis, St. John's Church, res. Georgia, bet. Illinois and Tennessee.
GOOD M. H., DRY GOODS, 5 e. Washington, bds. Bates House. See card, p. 142.
Goodman A., tailor, 18 n. Pennsylvania, res. 56 Market.
Goodman Geo., clerk, res. 9 Market.
Goodman G. K., clerk, res. w. Market, bet. Circle and Illi- nois.
Goodwin T. A., allotment commission, 7 n. Meridian, res. Washington, east of Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Gordon J. M., salesman, Hume, Lord & Co.
Gordon J. A., res. 69 Indiana ave.
Gordon Judge Geo. E., res. 92 n. Pennsylvania.
Gorell Willis, clerk, bds. 22. w. New York.
Gorham George L., bricklayer, 179 n. Mississippi.
Gorham Wm. H., res. 173 n. Mississippi.
Gorman D., porter, Mason House.
Gorth Valentine, cooper, res. n. e. cor. Spring and New York.
Goth Peter, of G., Severin & Co., res. 237 n. New Jersey.
Gott Thos., constable, res. 147 s. Tennessee.
Goul Andrew, carpenter, res. 183 e. Market.
Goulden P., fireman, Gas Works.
Gow James, bds. 74 n. Delaware.
Grabhorn Henry, varnisher, res. 81 Fort Wayne ave.
Graham George, gardener, res. Meridian, n. of Third.
Graham John, clerk, New York Store, bds. 20 s. Mississippi.
Graham John, grocer, res. 99 Virginia ave.
Graham Wm. E., carpenter, res. 141 n. Meridian.
Graham Wm. S., meat market, 22 n. Pennsylvania, res. 24 n. Pennsylvania.
Gramling A., res. 16 n. Noble.
Gramling Adam, tailor, res. 79 n. Noble.
Gramling Anthony, res. 116 n. Noble. Gramling J. A., salesman, res. 79 n. Noble. Gramling J., of J. & P. G., res. 116 n. Noble.
Gramling P., of J. & P. G., res. 118 n. Noble.
GRAMLING J. & P., MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHING, 41 e. Washington. See card, on front cover.
They take Greenbacks for Goods at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
LEE IL HOLBORN
REDSTONE SHINGLE! AND
HEADING MACHINE.
PATENTED FEBRUARY 28, 1860.
A Self-Feeding Machine with Iate improvement which will
CUT FROM 75 TO 100,000 SHINGLES A DAY
With less than one-horse power, and is a perfectly practical hand machine. Perfectly
ADJUSTABLE TO CUT ANY THICKNESS OR TAPER !
Will cut any kind of timhers without checking or streaking.
THEY ARE PERFECTLY FITTED.
Shop opp. Cincinnati Freight Depot,
DELAWARE STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
THE REDSTONE SAWING MACHINE
It is a perfectly portahle machine, runs lighter, and cuts faster, with less power than any known. By elevating the same, as in the cut and with the proper carriage for such work, the farmer may rip all his fence lumher.
This Mill is heing put up and sold rapidly in Europe hy one of the firm who has heen in that country for some months. The cut represents the kind 2. of frame to set the same machine on, that is used for cross cutting to make it rip lumher. Every farmer ought to have one upon his farm to saw fencing, posts, &c.
We also Manufacture the Redstone Engine, Redstone Reaper with Rake and Binder, the Redstone Shingle and Heading Maching, the Redstone Lath Machine, the Redstone Morticing Machine, the Redstone Lift and Force Pump, Feed Cutters, &c.
REDSTONE, BRO.'S & CO.
Public Libra ry Indianapolis
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Graney John, laborer, res. 192 s. Tennessee.
Grang Michael, laborer, res. cor. Meek and Cady. Granie Thomas, laborer, res. 25 n. Railroad.
Granob Luther, laborer, res. 198 Massachusetts ave. Grant Thos., Co. H, 7th regiment Indiana volunteers, res. cor. McCarty and Tennessee.
Grant Wm., engineer, Terre Haute & Richmond R. R., res. 149 s. Mississippi.
Grapham A., varnisher, res. 199 s. Pennsylvania.
Grata Louis, cash boy, New York Store, res. 39 n. East.
Grater H., confectioner, res. 39 n. East.
GRAVEN THOMAS, PROP'R CENTRAL HOUSE, 44 s. Meridian.
Graves Hailland, carpenter, res. 34 west.
Graves L. W., res. cor. w. North and Meridian.
Gray P. V., moulder, res. 116 c. McCarty.
Gray Jessie, conductor, Indianapolis and Madison R. R., bds. Ray House.
Gray John, policeman, bds. 144 e. North.
Gray Robt., watchman, res. 18. Lord.
Gray Thomas, soldier, res. 57 c. St. Joseph.
Gray Thos., clerk, with Todd & Carmichael, bds 64 e. South.
Gray Wm., laborer, res. 44 s. Noble.
Gray William, baker, 64 e. South, res. same.
Gray Wm., machinist, wks. I. & C. Machine Shop.
Graydon A., res. 184 e. Ohio.
Graydon W. M., freight agent, Indiana Central R. R., res. cor. Merrill & Alabama.
Grear Joseph, wks. with McCord & Wheatley.
Great Central Railway Engine House, bet. Noble and Ben- ton.
GREAT CENTRAL RAILWAY, offices cor. Virginia ave. and Delaware.
GREAT WESTERN DISPATCH OFFICE, cor. Virginia ave. and Delaware in A. Wallace's Grocery Building, T. A. Lewis, agent.
Green Charles W., telegraph operator, General Freight Office, Great Central R. W.
Green Geo., tailor, res. 13 Willard.
Green James, assistant quartermaster, res. 93 n. Meridian. Green John, laborer, res. 320 s. Delaware.
Green Mrs., res. Maple.
Green Miss Mollie, res. 13 s. New Jersey.
Green M., laborer, res. 241 s. Pennsylvania.
Green R., engineer, bds. Ray House.
Buy your Dry Goods of Jones, Hess & Davis.
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INDIANAPOLIS
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
M. H. GOOD,
Dealer in Rich, Fancy and Staple
DRY
No. 5 East Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CHAS. FRESE. GUSTAV KROPF
FRESE & KROPF,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
ARDW
CUTLERY, Tools, Pistols, &C., &C, No. Il West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
NEW YORK GALLERY.
JAMES D. CRANE, No. 19 West Washington Street, All Negatives preserved for future orders. All styles of Pictures ta- ken as cheap as the cheapest.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Greunert Henry, tailor, res. 85 w. South.
Greunert Herman, shoemaker, res. 85 w. South.
Greenfield Robt., miller, res. 229 w. Washington.
Greenlow L., with A, Ball.
Greenwould Albert, res. 129 n. Noble.
Greene N. S., salesman, 18 w. Washington, bds. 93 n. Me- ridian.
Greer Elisha, grocer, res. cor. s. New Jersey and Virginia ave.
Greer James, cabinet-maker, res. cor. Mississippi and Gar- den.
Greer W. H., carpenter, res. 11 Ellsworth.
Gregg Dennis, department provost marshal, Blackford's Block. res. 22 w. Michigan.
Gregg J., wagon maker, res. 103 Indiana ave.
Gregory David, fur dealer, cor. Blackford and New York. Grein Mrs. J., bakery, 214 e. Washington, res. same.
Greiner J., shoemaker, res. 51 s. Illinois.
Grepper A., butcher, 16 Illinois.
Grenard T. L., clerk, bds. Little's Hotel.
Gruenert II., boots and shoes, 51 w. Washington, res. 85 w. South.
Grerock John, wks. Rolling Mill.
Grerock Theodore, wks. Rolling Mill.
Grershapper J., boiler-maker, Washington Foundry.
Grenzard L., painter, res. 134 e. Washington.
Grey Mrs. H., res. 81 South.
Grey John, res. 43 West.
Grey R. P., clerk. res. 242 w. Washington.
Grey Wm., wks. Western Machine Shop.
Gridley F. R., res. 39 California.
GRIDLEY J. E., ATLANTIC SALOON, Palmer House corner, bds. 39 California.
Grieb John, laborer, res. 11 w. Liberty.
Grienewald Henry, cigars, res. 79 n. Davidson.
Grieshaber Sebastian, boiler-maker, res. 231 s. Alabama.
Griesheimer Moritz, clothing, cor. Meridian and Washing- ton.
Griff John, boiler-maker, Western Machine Works.
Griffeth James, laborer, bds. 55 c. St. Joseph.
Griffin A., wks. 12 s. Pennsylvania.
Griffin Dennis, laborer, res. Missouri, bet. South and Mer- rill.
Griffin James, laborer, res. Water.
Griffin James, messenger, State Offices, res. 300 s. Dela- warc. Griffin Jessce, carpenter, res. 116 w. Ohio. Griffin Michael, drayman, res. 67 Bright.
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INDIANAPOLIS
C. BARNITZ. J. R. GRIFFITHI.
BARNITZ & GRIFFITH, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 1 S. Meridian St., next door to American Express Office,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Will sell Real Estate at Private Sale, or at Auction, as the owners di- rect. We also keep an Intelligence office.
C. A. FERGUSON,
Dealer in
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
And Jewelry,
Silver Ware and silver Plated Ware,
No. 7 WEST WASHINGTON STREET,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Particular attention given to repairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. All work warranted.
JOHN F. MERRILL, M. D., 156 West Washington St.
DR. MERRILL devotes his time exclusively to the treatment of Chronic Diseases, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Diseases peculiar to Females, Affections of the Liver, Secret Diseases, Fistula, Self-Abuse, Female Obstructions, from whatever cause produced ; Fits, Enlargement of Spleen, Scald Head, &c. Diseases examined by Uriscopia, or Chemical Examination of the Urine, is desired. Remedial agents wholly eclectic. Office accessible day or night. No boys around.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Griffin Michael, porter, 18 w. Washington.
Griffin Patrick, laborer, res. 316 s. Delaware.
Griffin N. J., clerk, Rolling Mill. . Griffith A. J., messenger, American Express Co. Griffith G. W., plasterer, res. 155 n. Alabama.
Griffith H., res. 52 Illinois.
Griffith J. R., of Barnitz & G., res. 32 s. Mississippi. Griffith Samuel, carpenter, res. 263 s. East.
Grinus D. Mc., boarding house, 20 n. Pennsylvania.
Grimm J., blacksmith, res. 106 e. St. Joseph. Grimm J. C., painter, res. 106 e. St. Joseph.
Grimm V., machinist, wks. at Union Cabinet Factory. Grimes Wm. H., carpenter, bds. 141 w. Market. Grinearth Henry, tailor, with F. Goepper & Co.
Grimm Jacob, laborer, res. 106 e. St. Joseph.
Grinsteiner G., undertaker, res. 114 e. Market.
Grischel Charles, tailor, res. 133 n. Noble. Griswold John N., carpenter, Blake.
Griswould -. , cabinet-maker, res. 27 n. East.
Grobhorn H., varnisher, wks. Union Cabinet Factory.
GROSCH JOHN, WHOLESALE ALE DEALER, res. 113 n. Noble.
Groff R., clerk, res. 12 Lousiana.
Groft Henry, laborer, res. Wyoming, bet. Delaware and High.
Groham Samuel, conductor, res. 207 n. Tennessee.
Grooms A. C., book-keeper, Journal off., res. 157 n. Missis- sippi.
Grosvenor J. A., superintendent Washington Foundry, res. 136 s. Mississippi.
Grout J. B., dealer in boots and shoes, 5 w. Washington, res. 39 w. Maryland.
Grove Benjamin, lightning-rod agent, res. 71 n. Spring. Grubbs D. W., of Martindale & G., bds. Bates House. Grube Jacob, carpenter, res. 26 s. Illinois.
Grunt G., striker blacksmith, Washington Foundry. Guckler Christ., laborer, res. 73 Fort Wayne ave. Gudpelt P., clerk, with Spiegel, Thoms & Co.
Guezat Isaac, painter, res. 159 s. Delaware.
Gulinger John, cabinet-maker, res. 146 e. Market.
Gulliver W., barber, cor. Washington and Kentucky ave., res. 63 Kentucky ave.
Gundelfinger Ben., salesman, Glaser & Bros. Gundelfinger S., clerk, with H. Bamberger. Gurg Henry, of G. & Bro., res. 53 n. New Jersey.
GUSTIN DR. L., off. cor. Illinois and Louisiana, res. 101 s. Tennessee. 10
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INDIANAPOLIS
MRS. M. A. HAWKINS, STAMPING, BRAIDING & EMBROIDERY!
ESTABLISHMEHT.
Sewing of Every Description Done Promptly.
CHILDRENS' CLOTHING AND LADIES' UNDERWARE, MADE TO ORDER.
ALSO, AGENT FOR
S. P BORDEN'S EXCELSIOR STAMPS, ROOM -- No. 5 Yohn's Block, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
WM. H. ENGLISH, PRESIDENT. W M. R. NOFSINGER, CASHIER.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK!
OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL -- $1,000,000.
An Official Financial Agent and Depository of the Monies of the United States.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS .- Wm. H. English, Wm. R. Nofsinger, Benj. F. Tut- tle, Jer. McLene, Lewis Jordon, Jno. W. Murphy, Fabius M. Finch, De- loss Root, William Braden.
This Bank is now fully organized, and has been duly selected an Official Financial Agent of the United States, and Depository of the Public Monies. It is now ready to receive De- posits ; Loan Money ; Discount Notes and other evidences of debt; Buy and Sell Coin, Ex- change United States and State Securities; Make Collections ; Invest Capital as per order, in any kind of public stocks, and transact all such business as is usually transacted by first class banking institutions.
A Business is respectfully solicited, and will receive prompt and efficient attention.
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Gutchnecht John, wks. Union Steam Bakery. Guth Edward, machinist, res. 32 s. Illinois. Guthart Fred., clerk, bds. 86 e. Market.
Guthner J. A., laborer, res. 109 Fort Wayne ave. Guthner John, painter, res. 105 Fort Wayne ave.
GUTHRIDGE C. M., NEWS DEALER, 26 e. Washington, bds. 22 w. Maryland. See card, p. 66.
Guthridge J. W., R. R. agent, res. 49 e. Maryland.
Gutig Henry, barber, cor. Washington and Pennsylvania, res. 116 e. Market.
Gutman Andina, res. 56 e. Market.
Gutperle Peter, clerk, res. 112 n. Noblc.
Gutt John, plasterer, res. 150 n. Liberty.
GYMNASIUM, Meridian, bet. Washington and Maryland. See card, p. 96.
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Habsnary Henry, laborer, res. 113 w. New York.
Hacket William, laborer, res. 22 s. Liberty.
Hackstein C., laborer, res. 50 Union.
Haef August, dyeing establishment, 10 s. Pennsylvania, res. same.
Haerle Wm., fancy dry goods store, 36 w. Washington, res. same.
Haffermar Luther, shoemaker, bds. 48 Massachusetts ave.
Haffman C. T., clerk, res. 60 w. Ohio.
Hafner A., shoemaker, 103 w. Washington, res. same.
Hagan John, laborer, res. Sharp's Addition, near e. Wash- ington.
Hagar E. C., book-keeper, Fletcher's Bank, bds. 21 s. Dela- ware.
Hagerst Mrs. C., res. 156 s. Tennessee.
Hagerhorst C. F., grocer, res. California, bet. New York Vermont.
Hagerty P., teamster, res. 179 s. Tennessee.
Hagerty Tom, wks. Rolling Mill.
Haggart Wm., blacksmith, Blake.
Hahn C. F., of H. & Rose, res. 41 n. Alabama.
HAHN HENRY, EAST STREET HOUSE, s. East, bet. Washington and Georgia.
Hahn L., butcher, 105 w. Washington.
Hahn Philip, musician, res. 143 s. East.
HAHN & ROSE, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND TOBACCO, 11 s. Meridian. See card, p. 66. Haines E., clerk, bds. cor. Illinois and Ohio. Hains J., painter, bds. Pyle House.
Hakelberg Moses, clothing, res. 111 e. New York. Hakelberg S., clerk, res. 111 e. New York.
148 INDIANAPOLIS
C. A. WOODBRIDGE,
(AGENT.)
AG.
Importer of
IMPORTER OF
QUEENSWAREN
QUEENSWARE!
CHINA
.CHINA W
AND
IGLASS
GLASSWARE,
No. 16
W. WASHINGTON ST.,
INDIANAPOLIS.
CRYSTAL PALACE
RESTA
RAR -
No. 44 West Washington St.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
EDWARD BECK, Prop'r.
C. A. Woodbridge
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Hale H. J., machinist, Washington Foundry.
Hale John, printer, with Dodd & Co., bds. Woodruff's board- ing house.
Haley B., wagon-maker, Bluff road, bet. McCarty and Ray.
Halford Mrs. M. A., res. 114 e. Vermont.
Halia Pat., wks. Bolling Mill, bds. 278 s. Delaware.
Haliham J., res. Elizabeth.
Hallam Thomas, laborer, res. West, bet. Washington and New York.
Hall --. , wagon master Army, res. cor. Huron and Noble.
Hall Chas. W., res. 170 n. Illinois.
Hall E. A., merchant tailor, 62} e. Washington.
Hall Eli, tailor, res. Illinois, bet. First and Second.
Hall H. C., clerk, bds. 32 e. Georgia.
Hall L. A., heater Rolling Mill, res. 164 e. Tennessee.
Hall Nathaniel, sheet iron worker, bds. Cincinnati House.
Hall Reginald H., of Rand & H., res. 47 n. Meridian.
Hall T. Q., clerk, res. 88 n. New Jersey.
Hall Wm., machinist, wks. I. & C. Machine Shop.
Hall W. M., check clerk, Adams Express Co.
Hall & Ross, pump-makers, 81 s. Delaware.
Haller Leon, salesman, 36 w. Washington, bds. Union Hall.
Haller Philip, stone-mason, res. 218 n. Noble.
Halpin M. H., printer, Journal office.
Halsted Dr., 39 s. Meridian.
Halsted A. C., marble-cutter, East.
Halter A., butcher, bds. 91 s. Illinois.
Haly D., wks. Rolling Mill.
Haly L., wks. Rolling Mill.
Haly M., clerk, Post Office.
Haly Pat., wks. Rolling Roll.
Hamburg John, tailor, bds. Union Hall.
Hamburg W., stone carver and engraver, bds. Macy House.
Hamell M., wks. Rolling Mill, bds. with Wm. Johnson.
Hamell Thos., wks. Rolling Mill, bds. cor. Tennessee and Garden.
Hamill Mike, wks. Rolling Mill.
Hamill P., wks. Rolling Mill.
Hamill Tom, wks. Rolling Mill.
Hamilton James, mechanic,
Hamilton J. C., actor, Metropolitan Hall.
Hamilton F. W., department county auditor, res. 189 s. New Jersey.
Hamilton J. W., attorney, off. Court House.
Hamilton N. B., secretary Equitable Fire Insurance Co., off. 16 Talbott & New's Block, res. 73 n. New Jersey.
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INDIANAPOLIS
GLENNS' BLOCK,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
See Engraving, opposite page.
This new and elegant block, erected and owned by Wm. Glenn & H. Glenn, is situated on the south side of Washing- ton, between Meridian and Pennsylvania streets, occupy- ing the site of the old Browning Hotel, afterwards called the Wright House. It is three and a half stories high, be- ing 68 feet front on Washington street, and extending back to Pearl street, containing three store rooms and eight offi- ces ; the side stores are 17} feet wide and 132 feet deep. The center store, known as the New York Store, is occu- pied by the proprietors of the block, W. & H. Glenn, and is 32} feet in width and 132 feet in depth. This store is the mammoth dry goods establishment of the State. The offi- ces are occupied by the city authorities, namely : His Hon- or the Mayor, City Treasurer, City Clerk, Civil Engineer, City Attorney, City Marshal and Police, with a chamber for the meetings of the City Council. Store south of en- trance on American Alley, is occupied by the Cincinnati Gas Fitting Co. One store, that on the east, is occupied by Merrill & Co., dealers in law books, stationery, &c. The one on the west side is occupied as a shoe store, by Chase & Dawes. The appearance of this block is very attractive, chaste and elegant, without a fault, and is an ornament to our main street. It was re-built at a cost to the Messrs. Glenn of forty-five thousand dollars.
VIEW OF GLENNS' BLOCK!
GLENNS BLOCK.
EAST WASHINGTON
YORK STORE.
SOUTH
ST.
THE NEW
SIDE.
ZAR
ENTS BLOCA
NEW YORK STORE
WASHINGTON STREET,
Between Meridian and Pennsylvania Streets,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Hamilton T. D., proprietor Patterson House, n. Alabama, bet. Ohio and Market.
Hamilton W. H., bookbinder, bds. Pyle House.
Hamilton R., res. 7 Eddy.
HAMLIN C., ATTORNEY, 16 e. Washington, bds. Pyle House. See card, outside back of book.
Hammersmith Jacob, laborer, ros. 148 s. New Jersey. Hammond Upton J., attorney, Johnson's Building, 2d floor, bds. Ohio.
Hance J. D. of H. & Turner, res. 150 n. Mississippi.
HANCE & TURNFR, DEALERS IN WATCHES, JEW-
ELRY AND NOTIONS, 9 e. Washington.
Hance David, silversmith, res. n. Mississippi. Hanchett Mrs. D., Actress, Metropolitan Hall.
Handrehan Pat., laborer, res. 184 s. Tennessee.
Haneison W., clerk, Chas. Mayer, 29 w. Washparofic / Haney J., laborer, wks. with D. Root & Co. Haney James, laborer, res. 161 s. Delaware. Hanft Henry, laborer, res. 51 n. New Jersey. Hanger L., laborer, res. near Smith's Brewery. Hanifen Michael, teamster, res. 42 Bates. Hanigen John, rivoter, res. 230 e. Washington.
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Hanivan M., laborer, bds. 15 s. Alabama.
Hanley P., currier, wks. with Mooney & Co.
Hanlin Mrs. C., res. 57 Kentucky ave.
Hanna S. C., book-keeper, with Crossland & Pee, bds. Bates House.
Hanna Maj. V. C., res. 35 n. Meridian.
Hannah Samuel, res. 26 n. Meridian.
Hannigan John, boiler-maker, Western Machine Works.
Hannegan S. K., clerk, superintendent Public Instruction, bds. Bates House.
Hanneman J., clerk, bds. 115 w. Maryland.
Hanninger G. F., res. 30 n. Noble.
HANNING JOHN, of J. Pearson & Co., 78 w. Washington.
Hanning John G., of Ramsay & H., res. 130 n. Delaware. Hannon Ed., wks. Rolling Mill.
HANRAHAN P. G., SALOON, s. Tennessee, res. 184 s. Tennessee.
Hansfurther John S., clerk, 80 w. Washington.
Hanson C., wks. Rolling Mill.
Hanson Peter, wks. Rolling Mill.
Hanway Samuel, mail agent, res. 75 n. New Jersey.
Harbinson A., engineer, Journal office.
Harbison Robt., driver, A. & U. S. Express Co., res. Ver- mont. Harbison Mrs. Sarah, res. 70 w. Vermont.
Hardert G. L. K., res. Vermont, bet. Noble and Liberty.
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Harderty E. J., engineer, res. 164 s. Alabama.
Hardin Ezra, carpenter, res. 87 e. Market.
Hardin E. C., carpenter, res. 87 e. Market. Harding A. J., with J. D. Crane.
Harding Thos., carriage trimmer, 60 Kentucky ave.
Hardwick J., blacksmith, wks. with F. J. Rapp.
Hare Marcus, res. Orient, bet. Michigan road and Washing- ton.
Harkness J., of Elder, H. & Bingham, res. 77 n. Pennsyl- vania.
Harlin G. W., res. 78 n. Tennessee.
Harlin J. W., tinner, res. 78 n. Tennessee.
Harmening Christian, grocer, 205 s. Delaware, res. same.
Harmon L., laborer, wks. Wiggins & Chandler's.
Harmon Pat., wagoner, with C. Glazier.
Harness S., laborer, res. 30 w. McCarty. Harpman Christ., laborer, res. 139 e. Ohio.
Harpel J., cigar maker, bds. Commercial Hotel.
Harper Henry, cooper, res. 92 Bluff road.
Harper Jefferson, carpenter, res. 132 w. New York.
Harper J. L., book keeper, E. C. Mayhew & Co., res. 117 c. Market.
Harper W. S., printer, res. 92 Bluff road.
Harington Jennis, laborer, res. 260 s. Delaware.
Harrington Pat., laborer, res. 127 w. South.
Harris C. E., carpenter, res. 66 e. North.
Harris H. Clay, student at law, with Barbour & Howland, bds. 68 e. Vermont.
HARRIS J., REPAIRER AND RENOVATING CLOTH- ING, 38 s. Illinois, res. same. See card, p. 118.
Harris Wm. A., clerk, bds. 147 e. Market.
HARRISON A. & J. C. S., BANKERS, 15 e. Washington. HARRISON ALFRED, of A. & J. C. S. H., res. 61 n. Me- ridian.
Harrison Benj., (col.) 70th regiment Indiana volunteers, res. 127 n. Alabama.
HARRISON'S BANK, A. & J. C. S. H., 15 e. Washington. Harrison John, banker, res. 62 n. Meridian.
HARRISON J. C. S., of A. & J. C. S. H., res. 63 n. Meridian. Harrison J. H., sutler, 39th Indiana, res. 93 e. Ohio.
Harrison T., blacksmith, res. Illinois, 3 doors s. McCarty. Harrison T. C., clerk, Headquarters Superintendent Re- cruiting Service, bds. 45 n. Pennsylvania. Harrison Tom, wks. Rolling Mill.
Harrison William, printer, 78 Massachusetts ave.
Harsch John, printer, res. 130 c. Washington.
Hart T. J., carpenter, res. 79 Massachusetts ave. Harter J. A., tinner, res. 20 n. New Jersey.
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B. F. HAUGH.
F. E. SCHOWE.
HAUGH & SCHOWE,
MAKERS OF
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK!
IRON I AILING, VERANDAHS,
BANK VAULTS!
AND JAIL WORK,
BRIDGE BOLTS. & C.
ALSO
BUILDERS OF E. MAY'S
PATENT JAIL!
We would call special attention to County Commissioners, Archi- tects, and individuals requiring work in our line, would do well to confer with us.
No. 2 North Delaware St.,
Opp. Court House, INDIANAPOLIS.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Hartewig H. W., drayman, res. 123 n. Davidson.
Harting Henry, brewer, res. 35 s. Illinois.
Harting & Bro., brewery, Illinois, near cor. Bluff road.
Hartley John, expressman, res. Ellen.
Hartman Christ., laborer, res. 15 n. Railroad.
Hartman C., porter, Fred. P. Rush.
Hartmann Henry, res. 213 n. New Jersey.
Hartman H., chair maker, 63 n. New Jersey.
Hartmann H., plasterer, res. 108 n. Alabama.
Hartstem M., clerk.
Hartung F., butcher, bds. 91 s. Illinois.
Hartwell E., clerk, Bates House.
Harvey A. C., collector, newspaper, res. 22 s. Meridian.
HARVEY J. S., PREST. IND. FIRE INS. CO., off 5 Odd Fellows Hall, res. 54 s. Meridian.
Harwood J. M., cabinet maker, res. 11 Madison ave.
Harkell Geo., carpenter, res. Missouri, near South.
Haskit W. J. & Co., wholesale and retail druggist, 14 w. Washington.
Haslinger L., blacksmith, res. e. Washington.
Haslup J., mechanic, res. 221 s. East.
Hason James, sutler, Soldier's Home, res. 147 n. N. Jersey. Hasselman L. W., of H. & Vinton, res. 38 s. Meridian.
Hasslet E. A., salesman, res. 105 n. Tenn.
Hassleman & Vinton, Prop's Washington Foundry. Hasson Chas., grocer, res. 117 n. Meridian.
HASTINGS E. L., FOREMAN, Journal office, res. 66 n. Pennsylvania.
Hatch Mrs. H., restaurant, 141 w. Washington, res. same.
Hatfield Alfred, soldier, res. 232 n. New Jersey.
Hatfield J. J., machinist, res. 41 w. Walnut.
Hatling Richard, res. 44 s. Meridian.
Hatly Wm., assessor, res, 151 n. Delaware.
Hattendorf Henry, tailor, res. Michigan road, near Cen- tral R. R.
Hatten Thos. H., cigar maker, res. New York, bet. Noble and Spring.
Hattenbach Nathan, clerk with Dessar, Bro. & Co., bds. Pyle House.
Hatterich John, carpenter, res. 72 n. Noble.
Hatterich Geo., varnisher, wooks Union Cabinet Factory. Hanch E., iron gratings, res. 116 e. Vermont.
HAUCK JOHN, CONFECTIONERY, 12 Louisiana, res. same. Sce card, page 112. Hanck John, shoemaker, res. 24 St. Mary.
Haug Michael, 60 c. South, res. same.
Haufler John, laborer, res. Second, bet. Meridian and Ill.
Haugh B. F., of H. & Schowe, res. 104 n. Peru.
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INDIANAPOLIS
THE SHORTEST & ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO
CINCINNATI
NORTH-EASTERN KENTUCKY.
AND ALL POINTS IN SOUTHERN OHIO.
INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE
RAILROAD!
THE ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Three Trains Leave Indianapolis Daily,
Running through to Cincinnati in advance of all other Routes.
Connecting at Cincinnati with the L. M. & X., & C. W. & Z. Railroads, for Wilmington, Washington, Circleville, Lancaster, Zanesville, Colum- bus, and Wheeling ; with the Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad, for Mari- etta, Chillicothe, Parkersburgh, Washingtion City, Baltimore and Phila- delphia. And also, with the Covington and Lexington Railroad, for Lex- ington, Paris, Nicholisville and Danville, Ky., and with Steamers for Maysville, Ripley, Portsmouth, and all points on the Ohio River.
IMPORTANT NOTICE -- The new Track into Cincinnati is complete, and Passengers by this line are now landed at the " New Pearl Street Depot," about one mile nearer the business center of the city, than the Depot of any other Road.
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