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Blair John, pork packer.
Brown & Wason, dealers in dry goods and groceries.
It is in contemplation to add two wings to the central building, 50 by 34 feet, two Brown R. T., physician and surgeon. stories high. Cost of the central building BROWN T. D., dealer in drugs, medicines, paints, oils, dyestuffs, &c. $17,000; estimated cost of wings $4,000 each. The college library contains over Buck John. county surveyor; 4,000 volumes of choice and valuable Barbridge Wm., town trustee. books. The libraries of the literary so- Burbridge W'm., dealer in dry goods, hard- ware, groceries, &c. cieties comprise more than 3,000 volumes of well selected books. This institution Burk John, justice of the peace. is furnished with a philosophical and Campbell John L., secretary and librarian chemical apparatus, a mineralogieal cabi- Wabash College.
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Campbell Galey & Harter, dealers in hard-| ware, iron, glass, &c.
Campbell Galey & Harter, dealers in dry goods, clothing, &c.
Christman & Gregg, wholesale and retail dealers in hardware, saddlery, &c.
Christian H. N., wholesale and retail dealer in hardware, saddlery, &c. Clark E. H., grocer.
Cloud C. H. & Co., dealer in dry goods.
COOK WILLIAM, PROPRIETOR LANE HOUSE.
Cox H. S. & Co., dry goods and grocery dealers.
Craig R. H. & Bro., grocers.
Craig H. R., dry goods dealers.
Crane House, Reuben Taylor, proprietor. Crane J., merchant tailor.
Crawford James B., marshal.
Crawford G. W. Rev., Methodist.
Crawford & Mullikin, dry goods dealers.
Crow J. B. Rev., Presbyterian.
Davidson Wm., cooper.
DAVIS THOMAS & W., PROPRIETORS LIVERY STABLE.
Davis Paul, proprietor American House.
Deighton G. H .. carriage manufacturer. Doherty John, proprietor machine bakery. Dougherty Lorenzo C., judge of court of common pleas.
Dougherty Fisher, wagon maker.
Earl J., proprietor livery stable.
Elstone & Lane, proprietors of banking house.
ELTZROTH & HARDING, dry goods dealers.
Ensminger Horace P., town assessor. Fairchild John Rev.
Fairchild P. S. Rev.
Florer T. W., baker and grocer.
Florey T. W., physician and surgeon.
Fry J. W., physician and surgeon.
FRY F. H. & CO., dry goods dealers.
GARBRICK MICHAEL, GROCERY DEALER.
Gaskill & White, grocery dealers.
Gilkey James, county auditor.
Gillilan Samnel, county commissioner.
Gleason Thomas, Daguerrean artist. Graham Brothers, grocery dealers. Gregg S. H., wholesale and retail dealer in hardware, saddlery, &c.
GRIMES N. W ., DEALER IN DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, QUEENSWARE, &c.
Grimes & Burbridge, dealers in dry goods, hardware, groceries, &c.
Hadley Atlos, anditor Wabash College. Harris Thomas C., county commissioner. Hay George, proprietor ice cream saloon. Hays G. J., boot and shoe dealer. Hazelton & Mires, coopers.
HEATON FRANK M., book seller and stationer.
Herndon Milton, physician and surgeon.
Hogue Wm., shoe maker.
Holloway Miss Mary, doctress.
Holloway Washington, town trustee.
Hoover J., stove and tin dealer.
Hovey Edmund O., treasurer Wabash Col- lege.
Horner A., attorney at law.
Hotch J., blacksmith.
Houston Sampson Rev., Christian.
Hughes Aaron S., Daguerrean artist.
Hurley G., attorney at law.
JOHNSON CHILION, dealer in stoves, Japaned ware, kitchen utensils, &c. Harrons Levi ( colored) Rev., Methodist. Kester - - Rev., Presbyterian. KESTER D., MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
Kissner L., music teacher and piano tuner.
Lane Dr., physician and surgeon.
LANE HOUSE, WM. COOK, PROPRIE- TOR.
Langguth F., music teacher and piano tuner.
Layman & Brothers, grocers.
Lee John, county treasurer.
LORENZ HENRY, BREWER.
Lyman J. W., attorney at law.
McCabe Francis S., Rev.
McDonald James E., attorney at law.
McMahen J. G., physician and surgeon.
MARKS J. A., butcher.
Mason & Powers, dealers in drugs, medi- cines, &c.
May W. L., physician and surgeon.
MAYER & ULLMAN, clothiers and jew- elers.
Miller J. S. & Co., carriage manufac- turers.
Milligan Thomas S.
MILLS J. F., WATCH MAKER AND DEALER IN WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
Morgan Samuel B., physician and sur- geon.
Naylor J., attorney at law. NEWMAN THOMAS, DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PIANOS, MUSIC BOOKS, STATION- ERY, &c.
NICHOLS GEORGE, POST MASTER.
Nicholson Henry, clerk of the board of trustees.
NICHOLSON W. W., SADDLE AND HAR- NESS MANUFACTURER.
NOLTE AUGUST, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF CIGARS, SNUFF AND TOBACCO. ORNBAUN B. L., SADDLE AND HAR- NESS MANUFACTURER.
Ott Henry, druggist.
PARRISH W. R. & CO., FASHIONABLE HATTERS.
Patterson James, watch maker and jew- eler.
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Pearson G. W., tailor.
Pursel John, justice of peace.
Riley James, blacksmith.
Ristine B. F., attorney at law. Ristine B. T., attorney at law. Robertson William, president Board Trus- tees.
Robertson W., cabinet maker.
Robins F. M., proprietor livery stable.
Ross & White, cabinet makers.
Rossetter H. A. Rev.
Schooler W. H., county sheriff.
Shire J. H., dealer in dry goods, groceries and queensware.
Sloan John, town trustee.
Sloan John, physician and surgeon.
Smith J. D. & R., wagon maker.
SNYDER GEORGE W., POST MASTER. Sperry Henry, miller.
Surnam J., saddler and harness manufac- turer.
Taylor Reuben, proprietor Crane house.
Thompson A., attorney at law.
Thompson & Ristine, attorneys at law.
Vanarsdall Wm., town trustee.
Vance W. C., county clerk.
VanCleve M. Rev., Baptist.
Vanderbilt A. G. dental surgeon.
VANSLYKE W. H., BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER.
Wabash College, Rev. Charles White, pre- sident, John L. Campbell, secretary. WALLACE & WHITE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
W.ALLACE L., attorney at law.
Watson W. P., county commissioner.
Watson J. & Co., pork packers.
Watson Wm. P., dealer in leather and findings. WHITE CHARLES REV. D. D., PRESI- DENT WABASH COLLEGE.
White J., cabinet maker.
WHITE M. D., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Wilson & McDonald, attorneys at law.
Wilson James, attorney at law.
Wilson S. C., attorney at law.
CRISP'S CROSS ROADS, A post office of Harrison county.
CRITTENDEN,
A post office of Cass county.
CROMWELL, A post office of Noble county.
CROOKED CREEK,
A post office of Steuben county. The vil- lage is called Eagleville, and is situated
on Crooked Creek. The water power is very good, there being 14 feet fall at this place. It has a tri-weekly mail, one gen- eral store, three blacksmiths, one shoe maker, four carpenters, one wagon maker, one minister, one dress maker, one flour and grain dealer, one grist mill with two run of stone, three groceries, two hotels, one attorney at law, one lumber dealer, three magistrates, two physicians, three water power saw mills, two coopers, and six schools in the township. It has, also, a band of Regulators, or Fremont Ran- gers, consisting of 80 members. Popula- tion 100.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Abbott Daniel, carpenter and builder.
Bachman J. S., carpenter and builder.
Baker James J., blacksmith.
Ballard George, proprietor Ballard house.
Burdick Jared, township trustee.
Burdick Jared, farmer.
Casper E, farmer.
Chadwick C. D., farmer.
Collins George W., township trustee.
Eaton L. B., water saw mill.
Eldridge L. S., farmer.
Gilbert C. T. & L. H., grocers.
Gilbert Simeon, flour and grain dealer.
GILBERT SIMEON, POST MASTER.
Gilbert Simeon, water grist mill.
Gilbert S., lumber dealer.
Green Francis Rev., Baptist.
Grant Joel, carriage, coach and wagon maker.
Harding George, farmer.
Hastings G. II., farmer.
Hastings Moses, grocer.
Hastings E. G., grocer.
Hastings E. G., proprietor Jamestown house.
Hobson G. H., cooper.
Howell James K., township clerk.
Howell J. K., physician.
Ingraham -, cooper.
Lislie Eli, physician.
McAllister Eben P., carpenter and builder. McAllister E. P., justice of peace. McClew Jolin, township trustee.
Mallory Clayton, farmer.
Mallory Elias, farmer.
Mallory Clayton, township treasurer.
Musselwhite Miss Mary, dress maker. Overdear J., water grist mill.
Overdear J., water saw mill.
Potter Orange, carpenter and builder. « Smith Wm., blacksmith. Smith Wm. T., shoe maker.
Storrs Theron, general store.
Storrs Theron, attorney at law, and nota- ry public.
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CROSSING, A post office of Laporte county.
CROSS PLAINS, A post office of Ripley county.
CROWN POINT,
A post town and the seat of justice of Lake county, situated about the geographi- cal center of the county, was first settled in 1835 by Solon Robinson. It contains a court house, county offices, three churches, a high school, and the usual number of attorneys, physicians, minis- ters, eight stores of various kinds, witlı shoe makers, wagon makers, tailors, har- ness shops, carpenters, &c. Distant 138 miles north-west of Indianapolis. Popu- lation 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Allman Amos, county recorder.
Allman S. M. Mrs., milliner.
Allman Olive P. Mrs., milliner. Bonnell J. D., deputy sheriff.
Chapman D. A., proprietor house.
Chapman
Clark & Clingan, general store.
CROWN POINT REGISTER, Wheeler & Summers, publishers.
Crown Point Hotel, D. S. Stringman, pro- prietor.
Crown Point Division Sons of Temper- ance.
Crumbaker Daniel, county auditor.
Davis Brinkley, proprietor stage line. Fierstine M. J., justice of peace.
Flint A. S., Secretary Prairie Lodge I. O. O. F. No. 195.
Foster Fred., brick manufacturer. Freeman L., clocks, watches, and jewelry. Gould A. R., proprietor Gould house. Gould House, A. R. Gould, proprietor. Griffin Elihn, agent Washington Union Insurance Company.
Griffin Elihu, attorney at law.
Griffin & Morton, attorneys at law.
Hack M. J., blacksmith, carriage and wagon maker.
Hardin Smith & Co., dry goods dealers. Harding Smith & Co., proprietors Crown Point Mills. Holton J. S., county treasurer. Holton H. S.
Kilvery John, dealer in wheat, oats, &c. Kimbill Wm., R. S. Sons of Temperance. Lake Lodge No. 157, F. and A. Masons. Luther J. II., Sec'y Masonic Lodge, No. 157. MacDonald A., attorney at law.
Manahon & Judson, proprietors stage line.
Masonic Lodge No. 157, H. S. Holton, W. M., J. H. Kuther, sec'y.
Morton & Viant, dealers in dry goods and groceries.
Morton C. N., attorney at law.
Odd Fellows Lodge No. 195, H. Pettibone, N. G., A. S. Flint, V. G. Pettibone D. K., county clerk. Pettibone Harvey, county coroner.
Pettibone H., physician and surgeon.
Pierce J. E., county sheriff.
Prairie Lodge No. 195, I. O. O. F.
Pratt R. M., deputy sheriff
Pratt Henry, meat market. Pratt A. J., physician and surgeon. Sanford A., dealer in stoves and tin ware. Schmit Mathias, county surveyor. Smith Joseph P., attorney at law.
Smith Joseph P., brick maker.
Sourman J. C., saddler and harness man- ufacturer.
Stringham D. S., proprietor Crown Point Hotel.
Upthegrove II. A., Daguerrian artist.
Washington Union Insurance Company, Elihu Griffin, agent.
Wheeler & Summers, surveyors and civil engineers.
WHEELER & SUMMERS, publishers of Crown Point Register.
Wood Martin, attorney at law. Young R. B., druggist.
CROWVILLE,
A post office of Warrick county, situated in the north part of the county, 7 miles from Boonville, the county seat.
BOHALL JOHN, POST MASTER, mer- chant and dealer in produce.
CUBA,
A post office of Owen county.
CULBERTSON'S,
A station on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad, 4 miles from Richmond.
CULVER'S,
A station on the Lafayette and Indiana- polis Railroad, 8 miles from Lafayette and 56 miles from Indianapolis.
CUMBERLAND,
A post office of Marion county and sta- tion on the Indiann Central Railway, 11 miles from Indianapolis.
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CURRYSVILLE,
A post office of Sullivan county, on the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad, 7 miles north of Sullivan, the county seat, 19 miles from Terre Haute, and 39 miles from Vincennes.
HALL R. W., POST MASTER and gen- eral merchant.
CYNTHIANA,
A post village in the northern part of Posey county, 27 miles from Mt. Vernon, the county seat.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Broyles P. Rev., Baptist.
Cox Silas M., general store.
COX SILAS M., POST MASTER. Hindman Alexander, blacksmith.
Jones E., cabinet maker. Polland Wm., physician and surgeon. Rose L. S., carriage and wagon maker. Runcie John W., physician and surgeon. Tyner A. J., blacksmith.
Whiting Mrs. Sarah, prop'r Whiting House. Whiting J. S. & C. C., prop'rs steam grist mill.
Whiting House, Mrs. Sarah Whiting, pro- prietress. Whiting Wm., general store. Wilkinson Levi J., general store. Young Richard, boot and shoe dealer. -
DALE,
A post office of Spencer county. The vil- lage is called Elizabeth, and is situated on the proposed Rockport and Mt. Pleas- ant Railroad, 21 miles north of Rockport, the county seat, 150 miles south-west of Cincinnati, 100 miles west of Louisville, and 21 miles from the Ohio river. The village is surrounded by beautiful farms, which are about the best in the county. It has improved rapidly in the last few years, and few places are more pleasantly sitnated and healthier than this village. It contains two general stores, two black- smith shops, two boot and shoe shops, one brick yard. six carpenters, two furniture dealers, one carriage and wagon mann- factory, one flour and grain depot, one grist mill, two harness makers, one hotel, one magistrate, one physician, two coop- ers, oue painter, one stove and tin dealer, one ambrotypist, and one school with an attendance of about fifty pupils. Popula- tion 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Anderson Wm. M., carpenter and builder. Anderson Wm., cabinet maker and furni- ture dealer.
Brooner A. & Co., flour and grain dealers. Brooner A. & Co., grist mill.
Brown Andrew, farmer.
Elizabeth Hotel, Wm. Wood, prop'r.
Elliott Gardner, cooper.
Hammond J. & J., general store.
Hammond J. & J., stove dealers and tin- smiths. JONES L., FARMER.
Jones Wm. & Co., general store.
McQuoun Samuel L., painter.
MEDCALF ALLEN, POST MASTER.
Medcalf Geo. B. T., carpenter and builder. Medcalf Henry A., carpenter and builder. Medcalf A. F., physician.
Medcalf Gabriel, farmer.
MEDCALF WM. M., AMBROTYPIST.
Medcalf Thos. P., carpenter and builder. Medcalf C. W., justice of peace.
Musgrave Wm., blacksmith.
Musgrave Jas., carpenter and builder.
Ratan J. C. S., carpenter and builder.
Ratan J. C. S., cabinet maker.
St. Clair Robert, blacksmith.
Stone J. B., boot and shoe store.
Stork Philip, boot and shoe store.
Spring Geo., harness maker.
Talbott & St. Clair, carriage, coach and wagon makers.
Talbott John, harness maker.
Weadmen Richard, cooper.
WOOD CHARLES, BRICK MANUFAC- TURER.
Wood Wm., brick maker.
DALTON,
A post village of the township of Dalton, Wayne county, situated on the road lead- ing from Cambridge City to Farmland, 20 miles from Centreville, the county seat, aud 60 miles from Indianapolis. Popula- tion, 50.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Arment Wm. O., carpenter.
Brown Jesse R., physician and surgeon. CHAMNESS W. S .. POST MASTER.
Chamness Wm., cabinet maker.
Chamness W. S., general store.
Chamness John, cabinet maker. Horn Win., shoe maker. Lane John, carpenter.
Reynolds Isaac, miller. Reynolds Albert, Miller.
Simmons W. II., physician and surgeon. Smith J., carpenter.
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DANGOLA,
A post office of Gibson county, situated in the north-east part of the county.
CLIFFORD CORNELIUS, POST MAS- TER. Halbrooks, Dodd & Co., merchants.
DANVILLE,
A post town of Centre township and the county seat of Hendricks county, situated on the contemplated line of the Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad, and 5 miles from the Cartersburgh station on the Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad, and was first settled in 1825, by Nathan Kirk,
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*: Levi Jessup, James L. Given, P. L. Dick- ens and James Wood. It is situated on high elevated ground, a beautiful farming country surrounding it, with a prosperous and industrious people. It has superior advantages for educational purposes, hav- ing one of the best academies in the State, under the auspices of the Methodist Episcopal church, founded in 1848. Rev. A. Gurney, of North-West Indiana Con- ference, first President of Board of Trus- tees, and Rev. Levi Tarr, of North-West Indiana Conference, and former Principal of Thorntown Academy, Professor of Na- tural Science and English Literature, Principal. This academy embraces the following courses of study, viz : Primary, first and second Academic, and prepara- tary Collegiate departments, the latter of which is designed for students who desire to avail themselves of the advantages of an academy to prepare for college proper. As the student's subsequent progress in college depends greatly upon a thorough acquaintance with the preparatory stu- dies, it will be the highest aim of this in- stitution to prepare him to enter college classes. The building is a two story brick, well finished, fitted up and fur- nished ample for two hundred ladies and gentlemen, as students. The rooms are large, and have every facility for warin- ing and ventilation. The examining com- mittee are Levi Ritter, M. D., Plainfield; Morgan L. Smith, Shiloh; M. Lindley, Bellville. The officers of the Board of Trustees are Rev. A. Gurney, President; D. B. Smith. Secretary; F. R. Crawford, Treasurer. Teachers : Miss Cyntha Ca-
. son, Intermediate teacher; Miss Amelia Campbell, Preceptress of the Primary de- Herren Smith, butcher. partment; Mrs. A. C. Tarr, teacher of In- strumental Music. It contains a court Houck F., blicksmith. house, county offices, four churches, one Howell II. grocer. Missionary Baptist church, one Presbyte- Hunter M., tanner. rinn, one Methodist, one Reformed, one Irons & Burges, tanners. Regular Baptist church, a seminary and ; Irons John, county clerk.
township school house, six general stores, two drug stores, three groceries, two shoe stores, four blacksmith shops, one carriage shop, two cabinet makers, two tailors, three hotel keepers, two chair ma- kers, one saddle and harness shop, five attorneys at law, two doctors, one dentist, two magistrates, two newspaper offices, the "Ledger" and "Democrat," two flouring mills and woolen manufactory, one saw mill, one livery stable, one cooper shop, one butcher, two tan yards, two builders, three carpenters, one brick mason. Dis- tant 20 miles from Indianapolis, on the Rockville road. Daily conveyances run to Cartersburgh in connection with the trains to Indianapolis and Greencastle. Population 1,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
ASTLEY W.
Astley Wm., tailor.
Astley Wm., justice of peace.
Baker John, druggist.
Barthelmow & Co., physicians and sur- geons.
Bishop Wm., carpenter.
Bland A., cabinet maker.
Brittian If., general store.
Campbell L. M., attorney at law.
Cash C. & H., proprietors saw mill.
Chamberlain Geo., boot and shoe dealer.
CHAMBERLAIN GEORGE, POST MAS- TER.
Chambers & Co., proprietors grist mill.
Comengere J. A., physician and surgeon.
Comengere J. W., hotel keeper.
Cope Robert, cooper.
Corrons R., tailor.
Danville Academy, A. Gurney, president, and Levi Tarr, principal.
Darnell F., carpenter.
Democrat, Gregg & Matlock, editors.
Dennis Joseph H., county surveyor.
Depew Jeremiah, general store.
Doty D., general store.
English B., general store.
Gregg James M., attorney at law.
Gregg & Matlock, editors of Democrat.
Gribbs J. A., cabinet maker.
Gurney A. Rev., president of Danville Academy.
Hadley Simon T., county recorder.
Hadley, Hless & Co., general store.
Harlem J. B., dentist.
Hawkins S., chair maker.
Hayes James II., carpenter
Hess Allen, county auditor
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Jones Thomas N., county coroner. Keney Moses, proprietor livery stable. King Wm. A., general store.
Lewis W. H. H., editor Hendricks County Ledger.
Lister R. H., attorney at law.
Lockridge James, ehair maker.
Martean Jesse, general store.
Matlock W. W., hotel keeper.
Matloek J. W. L., proprietor flouring mill and woolen factory.
Matlock John W. L., general store.
Miller Joseph, attorney at law.
Moorehead R. H., tailor.
Moore J. K., blacksmith.
Moore Thomas, blaeksmith.
Nave & Mitherow, attorneys at law.
Nichols & Jeffers, builders.
O'Haver Cornelius, county sheriff.
Ramel S., briek mason.
Russell S. A., general store.
Singer E., justice of peace.
Smith H., general store.
South David B., county treasurer.
Stutsman D., blacksmith.
TARR LEVI, PRINCIPAL DANVILLE ACADEMY.
Verbrike S. A., carriage maker.
Welsham W., boot and shoe dealer.
Wilson & MePhatridge, saddle and har- ness makers.
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DAN WEBSTER, A post office of Henry county.
DARLINGTON,
A post village of Montgomery county, sit- uated on Sugar Creek, 10 miles east of Crawfordsville, the county seat, in a rich and fertile part of the county, 45 miles north-west of Indianapolis, 10 miles west of Thorntown, and 27 miles from Lafay- ette. It contains three general stores, one drug store, five blacksmiths, two carpen- ters, one cabinet maker, three wagon ma- kers, two ministers, one dress maker, two grist mills, three harness makers, two hide and leather derlers, one hotel, three lawyers, one notary public, one magis- trate, four physicians, one saw mill, one watch maker, two coopers, three churches, one Presbyterian, one Methodtst, one Re- formed, two tanners and eurriers, one tai- lor, three shoemakers, and two schools with an average attendance each of 30 pupils. Population 800.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Beck P., tanner and currier. Beck P., hide and leather dealer. BECK CAROLINE, POST MISTRESS.
Brown T. R., harness maker.
Cadwallader E., shoemaker.
Carson James, cabinet and furniture dealer.
Coate Henry, proprietor water grist mill.
COCHRANE A. F., GENERAL STORE.
Cox William, proprietor water saw mill.
Cox William & Co., general store.
Deans Jacob, elothier.
Drollinger A., blacksmith.
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Elliott S., physician and surgeon.
Endicott Frances, dress maker.
Endicott W. C., harness maker.
Gaskill Mahlon, blacksmith.
Gaskill James, blaeksmitlı.
Haney H. J., physician and surgeon.
Hoover Alexander, justice of peace.
Jarick J. N., proprieter water grist mill.
Lawman J. B., tanner and currier.
Lawman J. B., attorney at law and no- tary publie.
Lawman J. B., hide and leather dealer.
Mikels George, carpenter and builder.
Naylor J. E. G., attorney at law.
Naylor J. E. G., physician and surgeon.
Parker & Wheeler, druggists.
Perkins A., general store.
Petro Wmn., attorney at law.
Petro L. W., blacksmith.
Pitman Joseph, cooper.
Randybush David, cooper.
Riekets James Rev., Methodist.
Rutherford A., watch maker and jew- eler.
Sink S., blacksmith.
Stultz Harmon, harness maker.
Sutton R., carriage and wagon maker.
Thomas Z., shoe maker.
Thomas W., shoe maker.
Thompson C. K. Rev., Presbyterian.
Wheeler H. C., carriage and wagon ma- ker.
Wheeler William, carriage and wagon maker.
Williamson R. A., physician and surgeon.
DAVIS CREEK, A post office of Dubois county.
DAVISON, A post office of Jasper county.
DAVISVILLE,
A post office of Shelby county, situated between Brandywine and Big Blue River, 1 mile cast of the former, and 2 miles west of the latter, on the Brookville State Road, 13 miles from Shelbyville, 22 miles from Indianapolis, in & south-easterly
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direction, and 80 miles from Cincinnati. | FAVORITE SAMUEL, POST MASTER. It has one store, one blacksmith shop, one pump manufactory, and a post office.
Buckingham W. J., pump maker. Hook M. M. Rev., United Brethren.
Lake Thornton, blacksmith. Lard H. N., farmer. Seward James, farmer. WALTON LUCIUS, POST MASTER. Walton Lucius, general store.
DAYTON,
A post village of Tippecanoe county, situ- ated 33 miles from the Lafayette and In- dianapolis Railroad, 7 miles south-east of Lafayette, the county seat, and 60 miles north-west of Indianapolis. It contains four blacksmiths, two shoe shops, one brick maker, three carpenters, one cabi- net maker, one wagon maker, two minis- ters, one clothing store, two general stores, one flour and grain ware-house, one flour- ing mill, two hotels, one lawyer, one lum- ber yard and saw mill, five doctors, five coopers, two painters, one tailor, one wheelwright, one meat market, four churches, one Presbyterian, one Metho- dist, one Universalist and one United Brethren, two schools with an attendance of 100 pupils, and an institution about completed for the education of both sexes, entitled the "Union Seminary Associa- tion," which will have competent teach- ers, and be conducted under the supervis- ion of religious officers. Population 1,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Andrews Abraham, harness maker. Baer Jacob, brick maker.
Baker R., cabinet and furniture dealer. Bayless Alfred A., carpenter and builder. Bowers Thomas, proprietor Hobart Hotel. Bull A. J., proprietor Excel House. Burchy Olnis, wheelwright. Burden R., blacksmith.
Bush Orlando, physician and surgeon.
Carnahan J. A. Rev., Presbyterian. Carter A. O., brick maker. Cosner B., carpenter and builder.
Crouse & Seawright, physicians and sur- geons. Davis Samuel, farmer. Donaldson J. Rev., Methodist.
Dryer Lewis, justice of peace. Fairman & Overly, butchers. Fairman Dod., painter.
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