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Ostermeyer Christian, drayman, res. 137 E. Ohio.
Ostermeyer Fred., (O. & Prange,) res. Plank Road.
Ostermeyer -. , grocer, res. E. National Road.
Ostermeyer Louis, laborer, res. 147 N. Liberty. Ostermeyer Louis, sr., wood sawyer, res. 145 N. Liberty.
Ostermeyer & Prange, general store, 258 E. Washington. O'Sullivan Ortho, laborer, res. 204 S. Delaware.
O'Sullivan Patrick, laborer, res. 71 Madison ave. Oswald Gottfried, laborer, res. 165 Railroad. Otis W. H., res. 42 S. Pennsylvania.
Ott Fred., brick layer, bds. 159 E. Ohio.
OTT GEORGE, merchant tailor, cleaning, repairing, &c., 106 S. Illinois, res. same.
Ott John, cabinet maker, res. 29 Indiana ave.
Ott Mac, laborer, res. 269 S. East.
Ottan D., cigar store, 159 E. Washington, res. 41 Spring.
Otte William, carpenter, res. 155 E. Ohio.
Ottmanns Hammon, clerk, res. 136 W. Washington.
Otto Philip, works Root, Bennett & Co.
Overhall Thomas, (col.,) ostler, 10 N. Pennsylvania.
Overman Leander, (col.,) cook, res. 123 Indiana ave.
Overstreet Jas. M., laborer, res. Illinois, bet. First and Sec- ond.
Owens Nathaniel, plasterer, res. 87 South.
Owings Mrs. Lydia A., sewing, res. Wabash, bet. Liberty and Noble.
Owsley Wm., carpenter, res. 11 N. Ellsworth.
Oyler Wm., U. S. Arsenal, res. 170 S. Alabama.
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Pace Hardy, res. 300 S. Delaware. Padlow Robt. J., machinist, Root's foundry. Paerson J. O., machinist, res. 127 Massachusetts ave. Paff Wm., carpenter, res. 279 S. East. Pahler Henry, brewer, 35 S. Illinois.
Successive years at the United States Fair.
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Paine D. L., foreman Sentinel News Room, bds. at Pyle House.
Painter John, hack driver, res. 227 N. Tennessee.
Palmer Ed. L., book binder for David Braden, res. 40 S. Illinois.
Palmer George, salesman New York Store, bds. 124 E. Michigan.
PALMER HOUSE, J. D. Carmichael, prop'r, cor. Wash- ington and Illinois.
PALMER HOUSE SALOON, Richard F. Young, prop'r, cor. Washington and Illinois.
PALMER HOUSE HAIR-DRESSING SALOON, Henning & Stelzell, propr's.
Palmer N. B., 37 W. Maryland.
Palmer John, supt. freight, Central R. R., res. S. E. Michi- gan Road.
Palmer T. G., res. 90 N. Illinois.
Paris Mrs. Mary, seamstress, res. 146 Wood.
Parse Wm., wagon maker, res. 136 S. East.
Parish Solomon, res. 104 S. New Jersey.
Parker C. C., clerk, 34 N. Illinois, bds. 23 Indiana ave.
Parker Mrs. Catherine, res. 72 N. East.
PARKER EDGAR, wholesale and retail dealer in notions, fancy goods, &c., 25 S. Illinois, res. same.
/ PARKER R. R., wholesale and retail dealer in hosiery, no- tions, &c., 30 W. Washington, bds. 33 N. Meridian.
Parker Wilson, brick layer, res. 103 S. Tennessee.
Parks Hiram, (col .. ) cook Little's Hotel.
Parmelee Edward L., telegraphic operator, Ind. Cent. R. R., bds. 38 Pratt.
Parmelee Mrs. Hannah, res. 38 Pratt.
Parmelee Wm. H., ag't Lafayette R. R. freight office, bds. 98 N. Meridian.
Parr Wm., machinist, Western Machine Works.
Parrisette Joseph, confectioneries, 15 N. Illinois, res. same. Parrish Hardin, bds. Bates House.
PARROTT HORACE, gen'l ticket ag't Ind. Cent. R. R., res. 141 N. Delaware.
Parry Roger, blacksmith, res. 12 Henry.
Parsley A., teamster, res. 161 N. Alabama.
Parson J. L., student, bds. 130 N. New Jersey.
Parsons Charles A., conductor P. & I. R. R., bds. Palmer House.
PARSONS JOHN J., (II. H. Dodd & Co.,) res. 89 N. Tenn- essee.
Parvin Theophilus, M. D., office 69 N. Alabama, res. same. Pasco J., boiler maker Bellefontaine car shop, res. 126 E. Georgia.
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer is the only Hemmer that will Fell.
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1862. 1862. THE PHOENIX
SusurAnre Company. OF
HARTFORD, CONN.
The Officers and Directors of this Company have the pleasure of pre- senting to their Agents, and the public generally, their SIXTEENTH SEMI- ANNUAL STATEMENT of the financial condition of the PHOENIX on the
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1862.
LIST OF ASSETS_
Cash on hand and in bank, ..
$60,427 58
Cash in hands of Agents, and in course of transmission. ..
45,399 40
Bills receivable for loans, secured by personal and collateral security. 28,540 00
17,000 00
Real Estate unincumbered.
17,500 00
Stocks and bonds as follows, namely :
Market Value.
50 Shares United States Trust Company's Stock, New York,
$ 6,000 00
200
66 American Exchange Bank
66
16,000 00
200 Metropolitan
66
18,400 00
200 Manufact'rs and Merchants' Bank "
66
66
11,250 00
428
Mechanics'
66
66
9,630 00
500
Phenix
66
66
8,000 00
300
60
Farmers' and Mechanics'
66
Hartford,
33,750 00
200
66
City
66
22,000 00
200
Phoenix
66
66
19,200 00
200
Merchants' and Manufact'rs "
66
18,200 00
200
Mercantile
66
66
17,000 00
125
State
15,250 00
50
Hartford
6,500 00
50
Conn. River
66
66
450 00
100
Citizens'
" Waterbury, Ct.,.
10,500 00
38
Waterbury
66
66
2,090 00
50
66
Niagara District
66
'St. Cath'r's, C. W.,.
5,150 00
250
Ontario
" Bowmansville,.
10,700 00
100
Holyoke Water Power Co.'s
10,000 00
20 New Britain Water Bonds,.
11,000 00
10 Hartford City Bonds.
10,500 00
20 Tennessee State Bonds,
8,700 00
Ohio State Stock of 1870,.
1,800 00
Accumulated Interest on Investments, .
2,764 75
Total Assets,.
.$501,701 73
Losses, in course of adjustment, waiting proofs, in suspense, or resisted,. .. $30,161
none
Losses adjusted and due ..
none
S. L. LOOMIS, PRESIDENT.
H. KELLOGG, SECRETARY.
J. J. HAYDEN, State Agent Indianapolis, Office corner Washington and Meridian Sts. (OVER.)
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine will last a life-time.
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4,000 00
100
Ocean
66
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20,000 00
200
66
Atua
66
·
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3,250 00
10
Merchants'
66
66
18,000 00
150
6. Continental
200
66 Merchants' Exchange
9,000 00
100
3,750 00
·
6. Hartford County
66
Debts due to Banks, or other Creditors, ..
Real Estate. .
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CHARTER PERPETUAL.
PHENIX INSURANCE C
OF
HARTFORD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL, $400,000.
Devoted to Fire Insurance exclusively, and its aim will be to secure a continuance of public confidence, by a prompt and honorable adjustment of all fair claims for loss.
ABSTRACT OF LOSSES PAID
In the Western and Southern States, during the past 5 years, ending January 1st, 1862. A substantial record of a
WELL-TRIED CORPORATION_
$41,690 66. .
.. Ohio
$41,690 66
34,640 71.
.Kentucky.
34,640 71
32,644 99.
Indiana.
32,644 99
77,061 90.
Illinois. 77,061 90
37,426 82.
Michigan
37,426 82
20,843 87.
Iowa ..
20,843 87
47,883 97.
Wisconsin.
47,883 97
8,653 10.
Minnesota
8,653 10
28,261 33.
Missouri.
28,261 33
9,765 82
. Kansas.
9,765 82
1,167 00.
. Nebraska
1,167 00
45,834 90.
Tennessee.
45,834 90
20,832 55.
. Mississippi .
20,832 55
555 55.
Alabama.
555 55
22,839 43 ..
Arkansas.
22,839 43
Texas. 3,961 98 3,961.98.
BRANCH OFFICE, 33 WEST THIRD ST. CINCINNATI, FOR THE FOLLOWING STATES AND TERRITORIES:
Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa, Tennessee, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Mississippi, Illinois, Minnesota, Ken- tucky, Arkansas, Texas, Kansas, and Nebraska.
12 Agents appointed ; Losses adjusted and paid; Correspondence promptly attended to; Collections made ; Insurance blanks furnished to Agents, and the Company's interest in the above States and Territories, under the supervision of
R. H. & H. M. MAGILL, Gen'I Agents.
Agents in all Principal Cities and Towns in Indiana.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines warranted for three years.
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Pasquier John B., carpenter, res. cor. Michigan and David- son.
Patterson E. W., stock trader, res. 91 N. West.
Patterson H. J., miller, cor. Washington and Blake.
Patterson James M. livery stables, 34 E. Maryland, res. 104 Massachusetts ave.
Patterson John, laborer, res. 253 S. Delaware.
Patterson John, carpenter, res. S. Illinois.
Patterson John, carpenter, res. N. Meridian.
Patterson John, tailor, res. 175 N. New Jersey.
Patterson John P., traveling ag't, res. 85 N. New Jersey.
Patterson Mrs. M. A. W., (wid.,) bds. 61 W. New York.
Patterson Samuel D., res. S. E. Michigan Road.
Patterson W., attorney at law, 30} W. Washington, res. 152 E. Ohio.
Patterson Wm., U. S. A., res. 23 S. Illinois.
Pattison, Ray & Fletcher, R. R. City Mill, W. Washing- ton, cor. White River Bridge.
Pattison S. D., (Langsdale & P.,) res. E. of city.
Pattison Samuel J., (P. Ray & Fletcher,) res. out of city.
Pattison Wm. A., bds. Barbour House.
Pauli Henry, carpenter, res. 89 Davidson.
Pauly John, carpenter, res. 107 N. Noble.
Pawen Patrick, boiler maker, res. 209 S. Pennsylvania.
Paxton Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid.,) res. 3 Circle.
Peacock Wm. H., engineer I. & C. R. R., res. E. National Road.
Peak Andrew, cooper, W. Indianapolis.
PEARL STREET SALOON, T. McBaker, proprietor, opp. Johnston's livery stable.
Pearsall P. R., music teacher, res. 26 S. Tennessee.
Pearse Wm., gadener, res. Orient.
Pearsol Wm., farmer, W. Indianapolis.
Peaslee W. A., patent washing machines.
Peat John, laborer, res. 224 N. Alabama.
PECK E. J., President of Terre Haute Railroad, bds. 37 Meridian.
Peck Thomas, foundryman, res. 111 Virginia ave.
Pedicord Mrs. Lydia, boarding house, res. 179 E. Market.
Pedlow James C., blacksmith, res. E. end Market.
Pedrick Mrs. dress-maker, 45 N. Illinois.
Pee Geo. W., salesman 75 W. Washington, bds. 87 N. Me, ridian.
PEELLE WM. A., Secretary of State, res. 58 N. East.
PEELLE & DAVIS, attorneys at law, over Secretary of State's office.
Peirce James, teamster, bds. 75 N. New Jersey.
Pelton O. H., messsenger U. S. Express Company.
81,000 Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines in use in this country.
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Pendergast John, carpenter at Byrkit & Beam's. bds. 74 N. Tennessee.
Penders William, laborer, res. 158 N. Delaware.
Penn G. W., clerk at the Institute for the Blind.
Pennell S., painter, res. 165 N. Liberty.
Pentecost M. B., res. 120 N. Alabama.
Perdue M. W., res. 46 Bates.
Peric Sam., bds. 360 N. Tennessee.
Perine Peter, coal dealer, res. 108 N. Pennsylvania.
Perkins - -, laborer, res. 39 Huron.
Perkins C. G., (C. G. P. & Co.,) res. 132 N. Illinois.
Perkins C. G. & Co., wholesale and retail druggists, 14 W. Washington.
Perkins John, cooper, bds. 179 E. Market.
Perkins Mrs. Matilda, (col.,) dress maker, res. 61 Kentucky ave.
Perkins S. E., Judge of Supreme Court, res. 152 W. New York.
PERRIN GEO. K., attorney at law, College Hall, res. 25 E. Michigan.
PERRINE CHARLES O., books and periodicals, Union Depot.
Perrine James B., bookseller, res. N. New Jersey, bet. Mar- ket and Ohio.
Perrott Richard E., shoemaker, bds. S. Perrott, 191 Indi- ana ave.
Perrott Samuel, grocer, 191 Indiana ave., res. same.
Perrott Wm. W., grocer, 115 S. Tennessee, res. same.
Perry Charles, (col.,) barber, 3 N. Illinois, res. Kentucky ave.
Perry Lydia, works at Widows and Orphans' Asylum.
Perry W. M., harness maker, 20 W. Washington, bds. Far- mers' Hotel.
Persel August, carpenter, res. cor. Oak and Cherry.
Peru & Indianapolis R. R. Depot, S. New Jersey.
Peter John D., express wagon, res. 107 N. Noble. Peters Henry, carpenter, res. 146 N. Blake.
Peterson Jefferson, railroader, res. 2 S. Liberty.
Peterson Peter, shoemaker, 73 E. Washington.
Petre John, saloon, 272 E. Washington, res. same.
Petty Julius, farmer, res. 266 Indiana ave.
Peyton William, (col.,) currier, res. 139 N. West.
Pfafflin Theodore, salesman 29 W. Washington, res. 15 W. North.
Pfeiffenber S., bar-keeper, Station House.
Pflager Jacob, tailor, res. 188 E. Ohio.
Pflaker Learhart, waiter at Palmer House, res. 49 E. Mary- land.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines have been awarded the First Premium
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Pflegan George, laborer, res. 27 N. Noble.
Phelps A. E. saddler, 20 W. Washington, res. 131 N. Me- ridian.
Phillips Henry N., blacksmith, res. 279 S. Delaware.
Phillips William, clerk at Madison depot, res. 138 E. Mc- Carty.
Phinney Thomas, laborer, res. Canal, S. of South.
Phipps J. M., carriage maker, res. 120 S. Noble.
Phipps Isaac N., real estate agent and notary public, office 28 E. Market, res. 26 E. Market.
Pholer Ludwig, railroader, res. 142 E. Market.
Pickens John, blacksmith, bds. 26 Massachusetts ave.
Pickering Charles H., U. S. A., res. 124 N. West.
PIEL W. F., general store, 240 F. Washington, res. same. Pierce Winslow S., (McKernan & P.,) res. cor. New York and West.
Pierson L. W., brick layer, res. 112 N. Alabama.
Pierson Stephen D., cutter, 109 E. Ohio.
Pierson William W., liquors, 180 E. Washington, res. 79 N. Noble.
Pigg James, carpenter, res. 42 E. Louisiana.
Pigg Francis, painter, res. 15 N. Harris.
Pike Charles R., works Lawrenceburg car shop, res. S. E. Michigan Road.
Piland A. H., manufacturer of hay, straw and stalk cutters, Indiana ave.
Pitts George W., ice dealer, res. 78 Indiana ave.
Plant George, butcher, res. 193 E. Washington.
Plasnick Christian, cabinet-maker, res. 145 N. Alabama. Plasnick Henry, blacksmith, bds. 145 N. Alabama.
Ploetringer Hyronimus, wood-sawyer, W. Indianapolis.
Plogstarth Victor, stone mason, res. 164 N. Liberty.
Plummer Hiram, res. 82 E. Market.
Poate Mrs. Jane, nurse, res. 9 Massachusetts ave.
Pohlar Christian, railroader, res. 312 Virginia ave.
Pohlar Wm., laborer, res. 314 Virginia ave.
Pond Fred. S., turner for Spiegel, Thoms & Co., res. 10 Lord.
Pool A. J., freight conductor Peru R. R., res. 37 E. Georgia. Poorman David, plasterer, res. 93 St. Johns.
Pope Christian, works B. & I. R. R. depot, res. 33 Harrison. Pope Henry, laborer, res. 117 N. West.
Pope William, (George Hotz & Co.,) bds. California House. Porter Albert G., Congressman, 109 N. Delaware.
Porter T. R., tailor, res. 81 N. Meridian.
Post Charles, planing mill, res. 164 W. New York.
POST OFFICE, cor. Pennsylvania and Market, A. H. Con- nor, P. M.
For four successive years at the Am. Institute, New York.
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POTTAGE BENJAMIN, wholesale and retail dealer in hardware, &c., 76 W. Washington, res. 91 W. Market. Pottage Charles, clerk 76 W. Washington, bds. 91 W. Mar- ket.
Potter James B., butcher, res. 32 N. Spring.
Potter Joseph, (col.,) laborer, res. Elizabeth.
Pouder Milton, Central Meat Market, 91 E. Washington, res. 60 N. East.
Powel Nicholas, works at peg factory, res. 60 Bluff Road. Powell David, butcher, cor. Vermont and Massachusetts ave .. res. near Camp Morton.
Powell Henry, boot and shoemaker, res. 62 South.
Powell Joseph, workman at Rolling Mill, res. W. Canal.
Powell Wm., traveling agent I. & C. R. R., res. cor. Noble and Harrison.
Power George, laborer, res. Tennessee, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Power Jacob, wagon maker, res. 31 N. East.
Power Jasper, artist, bds. 31 N. East.
Power Stephen, laborer, res. 21 Benton.
Powers Pat., boiler maker Western Machine Works.
Prange Charles, (Ostermeyer & P.,) res. 258 E. Washington. Prange Frederick, laborer, res. Davidson, bet. New York and Michigan.
PRATT WILLIAM B., local agent P. & I. R. R., res. 183 E. Market.
Pratt A. H., engineer, bds. Little's Hotel.
Prerzel Henry, moulder, 65 Madison ave.
Preslly John T., engineer, res. 75 East.
Pressel Mrs. Mary, seamstresss, res. 120 E. Michigan.
Pressel Philip, carpenter, res. Plumb, near Cherry.
Pressell William, railroader, res. 70 E. Louisiana.
Preston Elliot, railroader, res. 41 W. St. Clair.
PRETZINGER JACOB, vinegar factory and dealer in li- quors, 256 E. Washington, res. same.
Price Mrs. E. J., matron Institute for the Blind.
Price J. R., book-binder Journal Building, bds. Pyle House.
Price Wm. R., finisher, res. Bates, E. of Noble.
Prince John D., porter 36 E. Washington.
Prindle M., superintendent Union Depot, bds. 107 S. Ten- nessee.
Prine Thomas, bds. Palmer House.
Prinz John, porter, Mills, Alford & Co., bds. 28 Kentucky ave.
Probus Mrs. Anna, (wid.,) washer, res. 173 N. Mississippi. Prosser Henry, Major 61st (2d Irish) regiment, res. 67 N. Tennessee.
Protzman F., salesman Dessar & Bro., res. 100 Mississippi.
Upwards of 100 W. & W. Machines in use in Ind'p'lis making army clothing.
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Protzman Miss J., dress maker, res. 24 N. Mississippi.
Protzman John H., boarding house, res. 24 N. Mississippi. Prummer Mrs. Eleanor, res. 82 E. Market.
Prummer Wm. H. H., blacksmith, bds. 82 E. Market. Prunk Dr. D. H., U. S. A., res. 46 Indiana ave. ^
Pryse Henry, grocer, cor. McCarty and Virginia ave., res. 322 Virginia ave.
Paffling Paul, cook, res. 144 W. Washington, up stairs. Pullinger John, cabinet maker, res. 146 E. Market.
Pupperseker Gotleib, res. 108 S. Noble.
Purcell Mrs. Sarah, (col.,) washer, res. 139 N. Tennessee. Purcell William, at woolen factory.
Purdy William, principal Bryant's Commercial College, Etna Building, bds. Macy House.
Purnell John, cabinet maker, 28 S. Meridian.
Purviance J. H., messenger American Express Co., bds. Mor- ris House.
Pursell Jonathan, shoemaker, res. 78 S. Pennsylvania.
Pursell H., shoemaker, res. 78 S. Pennsylvania.
Pyle John, proprietor Pyle House, 25 cor. Illinois and Mary- land.
Quante Fred., cigar maker, bds. Farmers' Hotel.
Quigley Patrick, shoemaker, Garden, bet. Tennessee and Illinois, res. same.
Quimby C. W., (De Ford & Q.,) Roll's Building, S. Illinois. Quimby Mrs. Hattie, millinery and fancy goods, 20 Illinois, res. same.
Quinn William, clerk Farmers' Hotel.
Quirk Patrick, engineer Bates House.
Quizer Julius, harness maker, 34 W. Washington, res. 175 Massachusetts ave.
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Ræding A. D., plasterer, res. 13 Loukabee. Rænart Frederick, tinsmith, res. 61 Bluff Road.
Rafert Henry, res. 193 N. Illinois. Raffart William, laborer, res. 153 E. Market. Raffart William, drayman, 242 Madison ave.
Rafferty Arthur, laborer, bds. 169 S. Mississippi. Rajener Anton, tailor, 158 E. Washington.
RAILROAD PRINTING OFFICE, Cullum & Stanage, pro- prietors, 192 W. Washington.
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine will last a life-time.
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RAMSAY'S BLOCK, cor. Illinois and Maryland.
Ramsay J. F., furniture, &c., 21 S. Illinois, res. 21 W. Mary- land.
Ramsay Robert, (col.,) ostler, res. 68 N. Blackford.
Ramsey Mrs., (col.,) washer, res. 147 N. Alabama.
Ramsey Jas. A., clerk Harrisons' Bank, bds. 21 W. Mary- land.
Ramsey Thomas, captain night police, res. 41 E. St. Clair. Ramsey Walter L., (R. & Hanning,) res. cor. Vermont and Ellsworth.
Ramsey & Hanning, plumbers, steam and gas fitters, 85 W. Washington.
Ranaghn James, porter Bates House, res. 123 W. Maryland.
Ranahan Joseph, laborer, res. 240 Indiana ave.
Ranard Eugene, Paris Saloon, E. Washington, res. same. Rand Bryant, (col.,) barber, res. 68 N. Blackford.
Rand Frederick, (R. & Hall,) res. 162 N. Illinois.
RAND & HALL, attorneys at law, 26 E. Washington.
Randall James W., printer Journal office, bds. S. Mississippi.
Randall John H., printer Journal office, bds. 44 N. Penn- sylvania.
Randall N. A., printer Journal office, res. 84 N. East.
Randolph Lott, laborer, W. Indianapolis.
Randolph Reuben, dyer Ohio Premium Woolen Factory.
Rapkey Frederick, 65 cor. McCarty and Madison ave.
Rapp Fred. J., plow manufacturer 154 E. Washington, res. cor. Michigan and Railroad.
Rapp George H., Captain 62d Regiment Indiana Volunteers, bds. Spencer House.
Raschig C. M., tobacconist, 15 E. Washington, res. 111 Ver- mont.
Rasenneu William, laborer, res. 144 S. Illinois.
Rassner William F., railroader, res. 144 Illinois.
Ratti Francis, res. 92 St. Joseph.
RATTI FRANCIS A., agent Cincinnati daily papers, office- 8 Pearl, res. 92 St. Joseph.
Ratti Joseph, printer H. H. Dodd & Co., bds. 92 St. Joseph. Ranker Thomas, stewart Spencer House.
Ray A., works at car shop, res. 32 S. East.
Ray Charles A., (Morrison & R.,) res. 80 N. Illinois.
Ray David, saloon, 32 S. Illinois, res. Pennsylvania.
RAY HOUSE, S. E. cor. Delaware and South, Ray & Lam- bert, proprietors.
Ray Jacob, assistant bar-keeper, 32 S. Illinois, bds. Penn- sylvania.
Ray James M., res. 19 N. Meridian.
Ray James N., clerk U. S. arsenal, res. 91 N. Noble.
Ray Eli, cooper, res. 16 Michigan Road.
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer makes hems of any width.
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RAY & LAMBERT, proprietors Ray House, 65 South. Rayford Henry, laborer, res. 156 N. West.
Rayman Henry, clerk Elliott's warehouse, res. 239 S. Ala- bama.
Raymond J. E., harness maker, 20 W. Washington, bds. Little's Hotel.
Rea John H., clerk U. S. District Court, res. 56 N. Meridian. Read Earl, salesman 17 W. Washington, bds. Oriental House.
Reaf Anthony, laborer, res. 184 S. Delaware.
Reager John, butcher, res. 61 Madison ave.
Reagger Arnold, works at arsenal, res. 66 Indiana ave.
Reagin Joseph F., wood-chopper, res. bet. Davidson and Railroad.
Reasert John, clerk, res. 120 Delaware.
Reaver Godfrey, stone-cutter, 190 S. Delaware.
Reavil Robert L., coppersmith, res. 64 E. Louisiana.
Rech Henry, clerk 44 Louisiana, bds. 40 Illinois.
Rech Mathias, watchmaker and jeweler, 80 W. Washing- ton, res. same.
Rechman John, laborer, res. 272 S. Delaware.
Reckenmeir Henry, miller, res. 59 E. St. Joseph.
Recker G., clerk for H. Leiber, res. New York.
Recker Hubert L., carpenter, res. E. end of Market.
Reddy Cornelius, railroader, res. 11 Railroad.
Redfield David A., (Hawes & Co.,) 3 N. Illinois, res. 39 E. Michigan.
Redford J. E., res. 35 S. Meridian.
REDFORD J. EDWARD, proprietor Macy House, cor. Illinois and Market.
Redman Mrs., (wid.,) res. 16 S. West.
Redman Dennis, policeman, res. W. South, bet. Mississippi and Missouri.
Redman John, foundryman, bds. 16 S. West.
Redman Wm., teamster, bds. 16 S. West.
Redmond Wm. D., porter New York Store, res. 124 E. Mich- igan.
Redstone A. E., (R., Bro. & Co.,) res. 35 N. New Jersey. REDSTONE, BROS. & CO., manufacturers of machinery
and agricultural implements, S. Delaware, opp. I. & C. R. R. Depot.
Redstone John H., (R., Bro. & Co.,) res. 35 N. New Jer- sey.
Redwine Alexander, peddlar, res. 39 McCarty.
Redwine John W., huckster, res. 39 McCarty, in rear. Reed B. F., res. 62 E. North.
Reed E. R., engraver, 24 E. Washington, res. E. Maryland. Reed John F., salesman Fancy Bazaar, bds. East.
350 families in Indianapolis and vicinity use Wheeler & Wilson.
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Reed Joseph H., Pantheon Picture Gallery, Ætna Build- ing, res. 159 N. Pennsylvania.
Reed Mrs. Martha J., res. 54 N. East.
Reed P. Fishe, artist, Atna Building, res. 159 N. Pennsyl- vania.
Reed Thad. P., bds. 62 E. North.
Reeder E. C., huckster, res. S. E. Michigan Road.
Reeker G., res. 193 E. New York.
Reese Charles, 26th Ind. volunteers, res. Cherry.
Reese Henry, (Emmerich & R.,) res. 91 W. Washington.
Reeve August, tailor, 63 E. Washington.
Reeves J., tinner, Root, Bennett & Co.
Reeves Wm., soldier, res. 57 S. New Jersey.
Refert Andrew, carpenter, res. Alabama, bet. St. Clair and Wood.
Refert Frederick, carpenter, res. 208 N. Alabama.
Regan Edmund, boiler maker, res. 168 S. Tennessee.
Reger Wm., carpenter, res. 36 Davidson.
Rehling Charles, boots and shoes, 176 E. Washington, res. same.
Reichwein John, laborer, res. 198 Davidson.
Reid Jessie, (wid.)
Reidman Henry, wood sawyer, res. 15 St. Clair.
REILLY JOHN O., dairyman, res. Sugar Grove, 1 mile N. of city.
Reinacher Jacob, laborer, res. 158 N. New Jersey.
Reinault Charles, laborer, res. 66 Elm.
Reinfels Henry, laborer, res. 120 Union.
Reinhardt F., currier for John Fishback.
Reinhardt Joseph P., locksmith and bell hanger, 49 S. Illi- nois, res. same.
Reinhardt L., shoemaker, res. 48 Massachusetts ave.
Reinken Albert, plasterer, res. 204 N. New Jersey.
Reinken Henry, cigar-maker, 93 Ft. Wayne ave., res. same. Reinmann Reinhold, saloon-keeper N. Pennsylvania, res .. 9 S. Alabama.
Reisert Fred., shoemaker, bds. Delaware.
Reisert John, salesman for Martin Hug, res. 130 Delaware. Reister John, cooper, res. 239 Massachusetts ave.
Remmington Jacob C., sawyer, res. 36 Spring.
Remus Victor, florist, Fletcher's green house, res. 12 Huron. Renard John, stone-mason, res. 151 E. New York.
Rench Edward, groceries, &c., 126 S. Illinois, res. same.
Renner F., blacksmith, res. 59 Bluff Road.
Rennington Robert, blacksmith, res. 45 E. Georgia.
Rennon John B., saloon, 242 and 244 E. Washington, res. same.
Rentvel Joseph F., printer, bds. 36 N. East.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines warranted for three years.
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Rersey S., (col.,) barber, bds. Oriental.
Resener C. F., shoemaker, 194 E. Washington, res. same.
Resener Mrs. Estelle, (wid.,) washer, res. 160 S. Tennessee. Resener Henry, shoemaker, res. 311 Virginia ave.
Resner William, laborer, res. 37 Union.
Retter John, laborer, res. 89 Bluff Road.
Revel Wm., engineer, res. 27 E. Georgia.
REVELLS REV. W. R., res. 119 N. West.
Revvels A., (col.,) washer, res. alley, cor. New York and Liberty.
Rexford E. M., tinner, 11 W. Washington.
Rey James L., (Redstone, Bro. & Co.,) res. 19 N. Meridian. Reyer George, saddler, res. 209 N. Alabama.
Reynolds Chesler, laborer, res. near Ash and Cherry.
Reynolds Franklin, freight checker Bellefontaine Depot, res. 107 W. South.
Reynolds Geo., carpenter, res. Illinois, N. of Sixih.
Reynolds John L., bds. 139 N. New Jersey.
Reynolds John, (Sulgrove and R.,) res. 30 W. Ohio.
Reynolds J. W., (R. & Graham,) res. N. Noble.
Reynolds Levi, patent right man, res. 16 Loukabee. Reynolds Mrs. Mary H., res. 89 N. Noble.
Reynolds Mary, (wid.,) res. 123 N. New Jersey.
Reynolds Mrs. Sarah, res. 170 N. Liberty.
Reynolds Thomas, mill-wright, res. 150 E. North.
Reynolds & Graham, shingle factory, Washington, near No- ble.
Rheinhart Valentine, chair maker, res. 59 Madison ave. Rheinhart Samuel, fireman railroad, res. 61 Bluff Road, in rear.
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