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Mills, Nathan lab res with Branson Mills, Boston tp.
Mills, Samuel lab res n e cor Main and Walnut, Economy.
Milshitz, Miss Kate res with Louis Meyers,
Milton, William-col'd-mattress maker, res Fairfax.
Mimimburg, Bemy teamster, res e s Sev- enth bet South and Walnut, Richmond.
Mincer, William res w s South Iligh, Richmond.
MINER, JOHN L. stock dealer, res on Centerville pike, { mile n w Abington, Ab- ington tp.
MINER, WILLIAM res s s Nat. road, 1 mile w Cambridge-Soldier.
Mink, Robert roadmaster C. & G. E. R. R. res 17 North Franklin, Richmond.
Minor, Benjamin lab res with William Haines, Wayne tp.
Minor, B. L. far w s Newport pike, 2 miles n Richmond, Wayne tp.
Minner, Silas saloon s s Main, bet Fifth and Sixth, res n e cor South and Marion, Richmond.
Minor, Noah W. atty s s Nat. road, 3 mile e Dublin, res same, Jackson tp.
Mitchee, Jonathan-col'd-far 2 miles e Williamsburg, Green tp.
Mitchel, Alson E. res with Clarkson Thomas, New Garden tp.
Mitchell, Miss Anna res with James B. Hunnicutt, Richmond.
Mitchell & Benson-W. B. M. & Ebenezer B .- grain and commission merchants e s Ft.
MILLS, JOHN teamster, res with Bran- Wayne Avenue, and n passenger depot, Rich- son Mills, Boston tp. mond.
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Mitchel, Elias F. far res Newport.
Mitchell, George Washington -- col'd -- far on Christopher Williams' land, 12 miles w Newport, New Garden tp.
Mitchell, George inmate Wayne County Asylum.
Mitchel, John B. cooper n w cor Pearl and Cliff, res same, Richmond.
Mitchell, Miss Mary K. res with T. C. Mitchell, Richmond.
MITCHEL, MOSES G. physician and clergyman Universalist Church res Abing- Centerville, Center tp.
ton.
Mitchel, Nancy -- widow Flem-4 miles n bds with William H. Bennett, Richmond. Williamsburg, Green tp.
Mitchell, Patrick lab res Sevastopol.
Mitchell, Peter lab res Sevastopol.
Mitchell, Sarah inmate Wayne County on the south.
Asylum.
Mitchell, Miss Sarah J. res with William boro. B. Mitchell, Richmond.
MITHELL, S. R. teacher res s w cor Fifth and Sassafras, Richmond.
Mitchell, Thomas C. retired res n s Main, bet Ninth and Tenth, Richmond.
Mitchell, William B .- Mitchell & Benson- res e s Ninth, 3 doors n Main, Richmond.
MITCHELL, W. F .- col'd -- carriage mak- er s s Main, bet Center and Chestnut, Cam- bridge.
MITCHEL, WILLIAM S .- col'd-car- riage maker res East Cambridge,
Mitchner, Joseph far res with Charles Os- thimer, Washington tp.
MOBLEY, RUTH A .- wife Elijah, soldier -- res Fairfax.
Modlin, Miss Hannah J. res with William Modlin, Dalton tp.
Modlin, Isaac-col'd --- res on farm owned by J. Morris, 1 mile n e Cambridge.
MODLIN, JOSIAH lab res s s Cumber- land, bet Johnson and Davis, Dublin.
Modlin, Miss Louisa res with William Modlin, Dalton tp.
Modlin, Mahlon far on farm owned by Na- than Baldwin, 1 mile n e Dalton, Dalton tp.
Modlin, Nathan gunsmith res ns Davis, North Cumberland, Dublin --- Soldier.
MODLIN, SARAH --- wife Josiah --- res s s Cumberland, bet Davis and Johnson, Dublin.
Modlin, William far 2 miles n e Dalton, Dalton tp.
Moffatt, Alexander printer with Hunt & Baylies, res with William Cheeseman, Rich- mond.
Moffit, Ann E. res with Hugh Moffit, Wayne tp.
Moffitt, Charles carder res with A. Test, Wayne tp.
MOFFITT, HUGH far e Hillsborough pike, 1 mile n e Richmond, Wayne tp.
Moffett, Julius --- Moffett & Stoddard --- res Foot st., Cambridge.
Moffett & Stoddard-Julius M. & George S. ton tp.
--- manuf of fanning-mills, n e cor Foot and Railroad, Cambridge.
Mong, Peter far ns Nat. road, { mile w Earlham College, Wayne tp.
Mong, Mrs. Abigail --- widow David --- res with Peter Mong, Wayne tp.
Mongar, Henry rail-road bridge watchman res } mile n w Richmond, Wayne tp.
Monnersmith, John brakesman res n e cor Walnut and Pearl, Richmond.
MONTIETH, DAVID far 3 miles n w
Moodie, Donald el'k for W. H. Bennett,
Moodie, Mrs. Mary F. milliner 15 Main, res same, Richmond.
Moon, Joseph lab res adjoining Hillsboro'
MOON, WILLIAM P. carp res Middle-
Moonan, Joseph lab res West Richmond. MOONEY, E. B. bds with Geo. Mooney, Richmond.
Mooney, Ellen-widow James-res w s Eighth bet South and Walnut, Richmond.
MOONEY, GEORGE res w s Richmond and Newport tpke, adjoining Richmond.
Moore, Miss Addie artist, res with Lyman. Morton, Jackson tp.
MOORE, Rev. ALFRED far and clergy- man German Baptist Church, res w s Rich- mond & Liberty Straight-line pike, Boston tp, 6 miles s Richmond.
Moore, Benjamin res with Ira Moore, Wayne tp.
Moore, Benjamin cabinet maker, 1 mile s Franklin, Dalton tp.
Moore, Camm far res with Charles Moore, Richmond.
Moore, Charles retired, res 55 North Frank- lin, Richmond.
MOORE, CHARLES H. far w s German- town & Waterloo road, { mile e Milton, Washington tp.
Moore, Clarkson T. far res with James Moore, Wayne tp.
Moore, Miss Deborah res with Ira Moore, Wayne tp.
Moore, Edward far res with John Moore, Richmond.
Moore, Elias grocer and boot and shoe dealer, e s Main Cross bet Connersville and Seminary, res same, Richmond.
Moore, Miss Ellen res with John Moore, Boston tp.
Moore, Miss Emeline res e s Franklin bet Mulberry and Broadway, Richmond.
MOORE, HANNAH-widow Abraham- res w s Dublin n Harrison, Dublin.
Moore, Harbin H. far near State line, 3 miles n e Boston, Boston tp.
NOORE, IRA far s s Nat. road, 4 miles e Richmond, Wayne tp.
Moore, Isaac far res with John Moore, Bos-
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hoosier Agricultural Works 6
JOSEPH INGELS,
Manufacturer of the New and Improved
HOOSIER GRAIN DRILL, MILTON, WAYNE CO., - INDIANA.
Commencing the year 1865, with the prestige of success it has met with in former years, it would seem that its reputation is sufficiently established, and
ITS MERITS SO WIDELY KNOWN, As to render further notice superfluous.
It has Received the FIRST PREMIUMS at all the STATE AND COUNTY FAIRS
Wherever it has been exhibited, and came in
COMPETITION WITH OTHER DRILLS.
The improvements in my Drills, which render them so popular in the estimation of all who have seen or used them, and so
EFFECTIVE AND COMPLETE IN THEIR OPERATION in all kinds of
GRAIN AND GRASS SEED,
Are secured to me by LETTERS PATENT, and can not be found elsewhere; and I can assure all Farmers who are in want of GRAIN DRILLS, that I am now offering to them
THE BEST AND MOST COMPLETE GRAIN DRILL,
both in construction and operation, that was ever made.
Orders thankfully received, and punctually attended to. ADDRESS :
JOSEPH INGELS, Milton, Wayne Co., Ind.
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MOORE, ISAAC printer, res e s Tenth! bet Broadway and Mulberry, Richmond.
Moore, Jacob res with Benjamin Moore, Dalton tp.
Moore, Thomas H. student Earlham res Milton.
Moore, Thomas W. blacksmith res Pres- cott's boarding-house, Richmond.
Moore, Jacob S. far w s Richmond & Lib- MOORE, TOLBERT painter res w s Mil- erty Straight-line pike, Boston tp, 52 miles s ton, n Harrison, Dublin.
Richmond,
Moore, William H. mnach res Reece's board- MOORE, JAMES far w s R. & H. pike, ing-house, Richmond.
3 miles n Richmond, Wayne tp.
Moore, William engineer res es R. and Moore, James E. res with A. M. Elliott, N. pike, 3 mile n Richmond, Wayne tp. Franklin tp-Soldier.
Moore, James fireman res with" Esther League, Richmond.
Moore, Jane inmate Wayne Co. Asylum.
MOORE, JOHN res with Sarah Moore, Richmond.
Moorman, Benjamin, jun. dealer in cattle res 1} miles w Bethel, s s Pike, Franklin tp.
Moore, John car inspector res w s Eighth Moorman, Benjamin, sen. res with Benja- bet South Park and South Richmond -- Soldier. min Moorman, jun., Franklin tp. Mr. Moor-
Moore, John far w s Richmond and Liber- man removed from North Carolina in 1816, ty Straight Line pike 2 miles w Boston, Bos- and located on farm on which he now re- ton tp. sides.
Moore, Jonathan shoemaker 59 Main (2nd story) res w s Sixth bet Main and Broadway, Richmond.
Moore, J. W. carriage maker res David Fairfax.
Vore's boarding h'se, Richmond.
Moore, Joseph --- col'd --- tanner res s s Main bet Front and Washington, Richmond.
Moore, Miss Julia A. res with Cornelius Ratliff, Wayne tp
Moore, Miss Lydia S. res with James Moore, Wayne tp.
Moore Mary-widow James-res with Miss ington, Clay tp.
Emeline Moore, Richmond.
Moore, Miss Mary res with Charles H Moore, Washington tp.
Moore, Miss Mary A. res with Robert Moore, Wayne tp.
Moore, Miss Mollie E. res with Samuel Moore, Boston tp.
Moore, Nathan far with Robert Moore, Wayne tp.
Moore, Oliver far res with Ira Moore, Wayne tp.
MOORE, ROBERT far 22 miles n e Rich- mond, Wayne tp.
Moore, Samuel far w s Richmond and Straight Line pike 2 miles w Boston, Bos- ton tp.
Moore, Sarah-widow Benjamin-res on gan, Richmond. farm with Harbin Moore, Boston tp.
Moore, Sarah-widow John-res w s Eighth Nat. road, Jackson tp.
bet South and Walnut, Richmond.
Morgan, Miss Frances res on lot owned by Moore, Miss Susan res e s Ninth bet Main Robert Park. } mile s w Relief Mills, Boston and Broadway, Richmond.
Moore, Susannah F .- widow Benajah-res 3 miles n Richmond, Wayne tp.
Moore, Thomas gate keeper Nat, road } mile c Richmond, Wayne tp.
Moore, Thomas A. student res with Chas. HI. Moore, Washington tp.
MOORE, T. C. tailor with A. Woodward bds with Mrs. C. Borton, Richinond.
Moorman, John H. grocer 40 Main, res same, Richmond.
Moorman, Miss Mary res with Isaac Cook,
Moorman, Miss Mary res with Thomas H. Shearon, Wayne tp.
Moorman, Miss Mary A. res with John H. Moorman, Richmond.
Moorman, Robert F. lab res on farm of Thompson Harris, Wayne tp-Soldier.
More, Cornelius far 12 miles ne Wash-
MORELAND, WILLIAM A. black- smith n s Williamsburg and Economy road, 14 miles n w Williamsburg, Green tp-Sol- dier.
MOREY, J. W .- Prescott & Morey-bds at Sherman House, Richmond-Soldier.
Morgan, Abbie res with Nathan Morgan, Wayne tp.
MORGAN, BENJAMIN F. printer Cam- bridge City, res with Mrs. Michal Morgan, Wayne tp.
MORGAN, CHARLES dry goods s w cor Main and Milton, res n e cor Main and Mil- ton, Germantown.
Morgan, Miss Clara res with Sarah Mor-
Morgan, Edmond mach res e s Dublin, s s
tp.
Morgan, Miss Hannah res 100 Main, Rich- mond.
Morgan, Hannah-widow Micajah-res with Robert Morgan, Richmond.
Morgan, James far 3 miles s e Centerville, Center tp.
Morgan, Jane A .- widow Morrel-res at White Hall Hotel, Germantown.
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Moore, William H. baggage-master C. & G. E. R. R. res with J. G. Ruckle, Rich- mond.
MOORE, WILLIAM H. president Citi- Moore, Miss Jennie artist res with Lyman zen's Bank, res n w cor Main and Main Cross, Morton, Jackson tp.
Milton.
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N. R. NIXON,
PROPRIETOR
RICHMOND
MILAS,
Manufacturer of NEWS, PRINTING, MANILLA, TEA AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
West Side Whitewater River, opposite Gaar's Foundry,
RICHMOND, INDIAN.A.
Morgan, John E. far res with Nathan Mor-1 gan, Wayne tp-Soldier.
Morgan, Joseph far res n s Third, bet Main and Plum, Centerville.
'Morgan, Laura-widow John-in s Wil- liamsburg and Newcastle road, 12 miles from Williamsburg, Green tp.
Morgan, Mary res with Nathan Morgan, Wayne tp.
w Richmond.
Morgan, Mrs. - -- widow-res with El- son, Jackson tp.
wood Clark, Clay ip.
MORGAN, NATHAN far es Hillsboro pike, 1 mile n Richmond, Wayne tp.
MORGAN, NATHAN jr. butcher w s Pearl, bet Main and Spring, Richmond-Sol- dier.
Morgan, Robert-Bachman & Morgan-res s e cor Eighth and Sassafras, Richmond.
Morgan, Sarah A .-- widow William -- tailoress res w s Front, bet Main and Spring, Rich- mond.
Morgan, Spencer far 5 miles s Milton, Washington tp.
MORGAN, Wm. B. prof. Mathematics, Earlham College, res n s Nat. road, 1} miles n e Cambridge. w Richmond, Wayne tp.
Morman, Charles far s s Nat. road, 2 miles n Harrison, Dublin.
e Richmond, Wayne tp.
Morman, Robert lab res on farm of Thomp- son Harris, Wayne tp.
Morrey, Israel trunk-maker res n s North Front, w Walnut, Cambridge.
MORREY, JOSEPH grocer, n w cor Main and Foot, res ns North Front bet Jones and Green, Cambridge.
MORRIS, AARON-Ferris &. Morris, and ris, Jackson tp.
Michael & Morris-res with Mrs. Rhoda A. Morris, Milton.
Morris, Anna teacher, res with Elisha Mor- ris, Dublin.
MORRIS, CHARLES res Germantown.
MORRIS, DAVID far res on farm owned by John Morris, Jackson tp.
Morris, Elizabeth-widow Jacob-res with Joshua Morris, Milton.
Morris, Elizabeth res with John Morris, Dublin.
Morris, Eli far 1 mile s e Dublin, Jackson tp. Morris, Elias far 1} miles w Jacksonburg, Morgan, Michal-widow Charles-res } mile Harrison tp.
Morris, Miss Ellen res with Nathan Was-
Morris, Miss Elmira J. res with Mrs. Rhoda A. Morris, Milton.
MORRIS, FRANCIS W. far 12 miles n e Cambridge, Jackson tp.
MORRIS, H. far } mile s w Dublin.
Morris, Miss Jane res with Samuel Erwin, Wayne tp.
Morris, John sawyer, res s s Nat. road, Ist house e Foundry, Dublin.
Morris, John far 1 mile] n e Cambridge, Jackson tp.
Morris, John far n s Nat. road, { mile n w Germantown, Jackson tp.
Morris, Jonathan far Harrison tp, 3 miles
Morris, Joseph shoemaker, res e s Dublin
MORRIS, . JOSHUA cooper, res s s Con- nersville bet West River and Canal Sts., Mil- ton-Soldier.
Morris, Larmia-widow Samuel-res 65 South Sixth, Richmond.
Morris, Miss Martha res with Elias Mor- ris.
Morris, Miss Mary res with Samuel Mor-
Morris, Mary E. res with Matthew Ferris, Milton.
Morris, Oliver far 2 miles n e Jacksonburg, Harrison tp.
Morris, Rhoda A .- widow George D .- res s
Morris, Charles far res with Samuel Mor-s Seminary bet Main Cross and West River, ris, Jackson tp. Milton. 10
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Morris, Miss Ruth res with Lavinia Mor-including, of course, the eity. His expenditures, ris, Richmond.
from time to time, in connection with this insti-
Morris, Miss Ruth A. res with Mrs. Rhoda tntion, have been something near twenty thou- Morris, Milton.
MORRIS, SAMUEL-Jones & Morris -- bds with A. P. Jones, Richmond -- Soldier.
Morris, Samuel far 1 miles e Dublin, Jack- son tp.
Richmond.
Morris, Sam'l B. carp res 49 South Fifth, enjoy the respect and esteem of thousands of eit- Morris, Miss Sarah res with John Morris, in reseuing from its wild state. Jackson tp.
Morris, Selina res with John Morris, Dub- lin.
sand dollars. It is under the control of a library committee, with provision for its perpetnation. Although the liberal donor is bending under the weight of years-being now nearly eighty-he is in the enjoyment of exeellent health, and looks as though he might yet live many years to izens, on the very ground he assisted so largely
Morrison, Robertson marble dealer res s e cor Walnut and Franklin, Richmond.
Morrow, Elihu grocer w s Fort Wayne
Morris, Miss Susan student Earlham res Avenue, s s rail-road, res s e cor Franklin and Cambridge. Vine, Richmond.
Morris, Miss Susan res with Nathan Was- son, Jackson tp.
Morris, Miss Susannah res with Eli Mor- ris, Jackson tp.
Morris, Thomas B. nurseryman res 12 Society of Friends.
miles s Dublin, Jackson tp.
MORRISSON, BLANCHARD & CO -- C. F. Coffin, Jas. L. Morrisson & A. H. Blanchard -- bankers -- Citizens' Bank -- n e cor Main and Pearl, Richmond.
Morrison, Miss Eliza res with Mrs. Ellen Morrison, Richmond.
.Morrison, Frederick far with David S. Smith, Jefferson tp.
MORRISSON, JAMES L .-- Morrisson, Blanchard & Co .- res n w cor Sixth and Broadway, Richmond.
MORRISSON LIBRARY. the gift of Robert Morrisson to Wayne Township in- eluding the city of Richmond. It is open to Morton, Lyman photographer over Bell & the public, free, every afternoon from three Steven's drug store, Dublin, res East Cam- to six o'clock, Sundays excepted, and is situ- bridge. ated on the s w cor Marion and Spring sts, Richmond.
Morrison, Rebecca -- widow John D .- res with Mary Elderkin, Richmond.
MORRISSON, ROBERT jr. sec Richmond Insurance Co. res e s Fifth bet Sassafras and Vine, Richmond.
Morton, Miss Lucy, res with Henry Nagle, Richmond.
MORTON, O. P. Governor of the State of Indiana; res, previous to entering on the duties of his office, Centerville.
MORRISSON, ROBERT, Sen. retired res n w cor Sixth and Broadway, Richmond. Oliver Perry Morton was born August 4th, 1823, at Salisbury, the first county-seat of Wayne County. The town is now extinct, but its loca- eation may be seen on the map accompanying Mr. Morrisson is a native of North Carolina, and emigrated to Indiana Territory in 1810-the same year in which a part of Dearborn connty this work. Both his parents dying when he was quite young, the care of him devolved upon his grandmother and two aunts. Very early in was laid off and organized as the connty of life, he was put to the hatting trade, with his
Wayne. At the time of his arrival, Mr. Morris- son was abont 24 years of age, possessed of but a small portion of this world's goods; but, being in the full vigor of manhood, he entered upon the business of life, and although at times meet-
brother, but never did much at the business. In 1837 he was sent to Centerville to attend the Wayne County Seminary, under Prof. S. K. Hoshour. After leaving the high school of Prof. Hoshonr, he entered Miami University, at Ox-
ing with losses and disappointments, his sueeess ford, Ohio. In the University he made great has been greater than is usually allotted to men. progress in his studies, and developed those rare which he uses as one who feels that he is aeting and contributed so largely to his success in pub- as a steward in the service of a higher power. lie life. He left the University withont gradu-
talents that have distinguished him as a debater,
His character for benevolence is coeval with his ating, returned to Centerville, and eommeneed prosperity. It has been manifested in innumer-
the study of the law, giving all his energies to able ways not always known to the public; but the task of preparing to enter upon the practice the crowning eleemosynary act of his life was the of his profession. He was married May 15, 1845, founding of a library, and donating it, not to to Miss Lueinda Burbank, of Centerville. In the city of Richmond, but to Wayne township, 1846 ho was admitted to practice, and by his un-
Morrow, John far 2 miles n e Chester, Wayne tp. Mr. Morrow's father moved to Wayne County in 1810, and settled 1} miles n e of Richmond. He was a minister of the
Morrow, Mitchell, carp res s w cor Elev- enth and Broadway, Richmond.
Morse, John far on farm owned by Stephen Rybolt, Jackson tp.
Morse, Lucius A. marble cutter with Wm. B. Morse, bds with Mrs. Ruth A. Morse, Richmond.
Morse, Pitt blacksmith in foundry, res e s Johnson, n Cumberland, Dublin.
MORSE, PITT A. blacksmith res e & Newcastle pike,. n w Dublin.
Morse, William B. marble-dealer s e cor Sixth and Main, res 48 South Fifth, Rich- mond.
He has been enabled to amass an ample fortune,
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HUTTON, MATHER & CO., -MANUFACTURERS OF-
RUSTIC WINDOW SHADES, No. 6 Main Street, RICHMOND, INDIANA.
The Cheapest, Neatest, and Most Desirable Blind in Use. All Colors, Shades, Sizes and Finish, Made on Short Notice.
Orders Solicited. @
tiring industry and perseverance, together with of Indiana for his energy in bringing soldiers his convincing eloquence, he rose rapidly in his into the field. The idea of sending State agents profession, and soon acquired a lucrative prac- to look after the welfare of the soldiers, origin- tice. In 1852 he was appointed Judge of this ated with Governor Morton; and although Judicial District for one year, being the unexpir- others imitated his example, the agents of Indi- ed term of his predecessor. Mr. Morton, pre- ana invariably distanced all others. Among his vious to 1854, acted with the Democratic party, but when that party repealed the Missouri Com- promise, with the cvident intention of extend- ing Slavery, he resolved to sever his connec-
first acts after the attack on Sumter, was to call the Legislature to assemble on the 25th of April. In his message to that body, he informed them that the six regiments called for were not only tion with it, and from that time to the present, in the field, but that men enough to organize as has acted with the Republicans. In 1856 he was many more were in camp awaiting authority the candidate for Governor on the Republican from that body to organize them, in anticipa- ticket, and made a thorough and vigorous can- tion of furture calls from the General Govern- vass of the State, in opposition to Ashel P. Wil- ment. His wishes were at once complied with, lard, the Democratic candidate; and, although and means provided for putting the State on a he failed to be elected, he came out of the con- war footing. From such a beginning he never test with a well-consolidated party, its principles grew weary, but was always ahead of the de- clearly defined, and himself strengthened in the mands of the President, so that the Governor of conviction that he had done right in leaving the Indiana was cited as an example worthy of imi- old party. In 1860 he was nominated for Lieu- tation by all in authority, from Maine to Califor- tenant-Governor on the ticket with Henry S. nia. When the time came for another guberna- Lane for Governor, and was overwhelmingly torial election in November, 1864, all loyal men elected in November of that year. On the 14th were so well satisfied that Morton- emphatically of January, 1861, Mr. Morton was duly quali- was the right man in the right place, that they fied, and entered upon the discharge of his du- thought of none other, and he was again elected ties as Licut-Governor. He held the office but by an overwhelming majority for another four two days, when he became Governor of the State, years. Thus he who as Chief Magistrate of our in consequence of the Legislature, in joint ses- State sent forth the first men to meet the hosts sion, having elected Gov. Lane to the office of of treason is again at his post to welcome the United States Senator for six years. At this the battle-scarred veterans on their return, with time the Southern leaders were marshaling their the plaudit, "Well done, good and faithful serv- hosts for the impending conflict. Gov. Morton ant." May he and they long live to enjoy the saw the whole situation at a glance. He knew blessing all have so nobly contributed to achieve .. that they were diabolically in earnest, and he
MORTON, W. S. T. dry goods & grocer- visited Washington for the purpose of impressing'ies, n s Main, bet Foot and Green, Cambridge, his convictions upon the authorities there, and res s s Nat. road, adjoining Centerville or: the west. counseling them to prepare for the worst, and it is believed that his visit was not void of good Mote, E. J. photographer bds with. Wm .. Hall, Richmond. results. . Having returned to the capital of his own State before the attack on Fort Sumter, he was at his post to give command when the gale MOTE, MARCUS-M. Mote & Co .- res 51 South Sixth, Richmond. of treason struck the ship of State. Six regi- ments, the quota of Indiana on the call for
MOTE, M. & CO .- Marcus M. & Miss S. 75,000 men, were raised in an incredibly short A. Hankins-portrait painters 104 n s Main
time, and were armed and equipped, and mov- ing for the scene of action before those of any other Western State. Newspapers of other States vied with each other in eulogizing the Governor
bet Franklin and and Fifth, 2d floor, Rich- mond.
Mote, Orrin S. mach bds with William Hall, Richmond.
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Motzer, Conrad far ns county road, 23] miles n e Hagerstown, Jefferson tp.
Moulton, Joseph mach res e s Center, n North High, Richmond.
MOUNT, WILLIAM R. mach res w s Tenth, bet Vine and Sassafras, Richmond- Soldier.
Mudford, John res w s South Market. Economy.
MUELLER, BERNHARDT physician & Clay tp.
druggist 64 South Pearl, res same, Richmond.
MUHL, GEORGE drayman res ns Clay, bet Washington and Plum, Hagerstown.
Muhl, George H. weaver, n e cor Plum and Madison, Hagerstown.
Mulholland, Albert H. bds with Mrs. Margaret Mulholland, Richmond.
mond.
Mull, John far 3 miles n w Centerville, Center tp.
Mull, John far s e cor Clay tp.
MULLEN, EVE-widow William, soldier -res Washington.
Mullen, Elihu carp n s Main, Williams- iburg.
Mullen, Mary A .- wife of Josiah, soldier- of Washington, Hagerstown.
res e s Main, Williamsburg.
Mullenix, Henry far and cooper, res 2 Samuel H. Hoshour, Cambridge.
miles n Economy, Perry tp.
Mullenix, John H. lab res with Henry ton tp. Mullenix, Perry tp.
Mullenix, Miss Rebecca A. res with Henry Richmond. Mullenix, Perry tp.
Mullett, Francis silver plater, e s Pearl bet "Walnut and Main, res same, Richmond.
MULLIN, JONATHAN far w s Center- ville pike, 2 miles s Williamsburg, Green tp. tp.
Mullin, Miss Sarah A. res with J. Mullin, Green tp.
Mulligan, Thomas lab res w s Eleventh n R. R., Richmond.
Mumford, Jesse engineer, res w s North Green, Richmond.
Mundle, John far { mile w Jacksonburg, Harrison tp.
Munger, Norman far 4 miles s w Milton, Washington tp.
Muntz, Benjamin hostler, res n s Main bet Cherry and Brook, Milton.
MURDOCK, J. E .- H. Hoover & Co .- bds at Sherman Hse, Richmond.
MURLEY, JACOB B. stone mason, res with Thomas Murley, Milton.
Murley, John B. lab res with T. G. Mur- ley, Washington tp.
Murley, Thomas lab res w s West River bet Connersville and Seminary, Milton.
Murley, Thomas G. lab res near Milton. Washington tp.
Murphy, Daniel railroader, res n s Cliff bet Washington and Pearl, Richmond.
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