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OSBORN LEVI L., POST MASTER.
FARMERS, A post office of Kosciusko county. -
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Alphabetical List of Frofessions, Trades, Etc.
Black Samuel, clerk, and manager of the Farmers' Union Association, general store and steam flouring mill. O'BLENESS H., POST MASTER.
FARMINGTON, A post office of Rush county.
FARMINGTON,
A village of Grant county, situated 4} miles east of Jonesboro, and on the Jonesboro and Hartford City road. There is a population of near 50 inhabitants, a store, blacksmith shop, grocery, cabinet shop; &c.
N. P. Jones, general merchant.
FARM LAND,
A town of Monroe township, Randolph county, on the Indianapolis, Pittsburg and Cleveland Railroad, 8 miles west of Winchester, 66 miles north-east of In- dianapolis, 108 miles north of west of Cincinnati, and 234 miles south-west of Cleveland, Ohio, has a direct communica- tion by railroad with Cleveland, Philadel- phia, Pittsburg, St. Louis and Chicago, contains from sixty to seventy dwellings, three taverns, three stores, one steam saw mill, two blacksmith shops, two wagon makers, one tan yard. The town was commenced in 1853. The township is bounded south by Stony creek, east by White River township, north by Green and Ward townships, and west by Dela- ware county. Greatest length east and west, 5 miles; breadth, 4 miles; surface level, soil second rate, well cultivated and tolerably productive, one church, and a school, with an average attendance of 60 pupils. Population, 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Ashley Elisha Rev., Christian.
Albright & Oliver, general store.
Albright & Oliver, flour and grain deal- ers.
Bailey Wmn. H., tailor and clothier.
Bailey Wm. H., clothing dealer.
Bates Honse, proprietor James C. Bates.
Beals Evan, wheelwright.
Beals Evan, carriage, coach and wagon inaker.
Bell House, proprietor A. F. Bell.
Bell A. F., boot and shoe store and shoe maker.
Bell A. F., lumber dealer.
Branson Jos. B., carpenter and builder. Cortnor Andrew, township trustee. Coys John, blacksmith. Croy John W., cooper.
Elwood Nathan, carpenter and builder. Elwood John, carpenter and builder. Davidson Ferdinana, blacksmith. DOTY JOHN.
Dugan Lewis, boot and shoe store and shoe maker.
Ford D. R., township trustee. Ford M. S., lumber dealer.
Ford M. S., proprietor steam saw mill. Kearns Thomas, general store.
Kearns & Shibler, tanners and curriers. Kearns & Shibler, hides and leather.
Kearns Thomas, flour and grain dealer.
KEARNS THOMAS, GENERAL STORE. Keener James M., physician and surgeon. Laflesh Henry, carpenter and builder.
Lewellen T. O., township trustee.
Macy Aaron, stove dealer and tin smith.
Macy David, farmer.
McGriff George, township justice.
McKEE & KEENER, FLOUR AND GRAIN DEALERS.
McKee & Keener, general store.
McNEES SAMUEL REV., CHRISTIAN.
McProud Lewis, cabinet maker and furni- ture dealer.
McProud Josiah, cabinet maker and fur- niture dealer.
MILLER P. S., POST MASTER.
Miller P. S., agent express office.
Miller Peter S., attorney at law and no- tary public.
Miller P. S., farmer.
Miller P. S., flour and grain dealer.
Robbins Solomon, blacksmith.
Roby H., carpenter and builder.
Simmon House, proprietor Jacob Sim- mons.
Smith R. W., physician and surgeon.
Taylor E. M., cabinet maker and furniture dealer.
Taylor E. M., carriage, coach and wagon maker.
Taylor E. M., wheelwright.
Wilkins Francis A., boot and shoe store and shoe maker.
Wilkins Francis A. Rev., Christian. Wright Samuel, carpenter and builder.
FAYETTEVILLE,
A post office of Indian Creek township, Lawrence county, six miles from Bedford, the county seat, 75 miles from Indianapo- lis, situated on the New Albany and Terre Haute State road, 6 miles from the New Albany and Salem Railroad, and 7 miles from the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
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Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Denny John,-millwright, wheelwright and cabinet maker. Gray James, carpenter. Johnston W. R. Dr., physician and sur- geon. Parks Kerm & Co., general merchants. PARKS AMBROSE C., POST MASTER.
FERDINAND,
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FETHERHUFF'S MILLS, A post office of Carroll county.
FIELD'S STATION, A post office of Gibson county.
FILLMORE,
A post office of Porter county.
FINCASTLE,
A post village of Putnam county, situated 13 miles north of Greencastle, the county seat, 5 miles west of the New Albany and Salem Railroad, 44 miles west of Indian- apolis, contains one blacksmith, one car- penter and builder, and one general store, and one Dutch Reformed church. Popu- lation, 30.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Bundurant Joseph, carpenter and builder. Cunningham & Ritehey, general store. CUNNINGHAM W. B., POST MASTER. Twig W., blacksmith.
FISH CREEK, A post office of Steuben county.
FISHERSBURGH,
A post office of Madison county.
FISH LAKE, A post office of Elkhart county.
FIVE CORNERS, A post office of Miami county.
FLAT ROCK,
A post office of Shelby county.
FLINT,
A post office of Steuben county.
FLORENCE,
A post office of Switzerland county, beau- tifully situated on the banks of the Ohio river, in Switzerland county, 10 miles be- low Patriot and 9 above Vevay by the river. It was laid out in the year 1818 by Benjamin Drake, under the name of New York, which name it retained till about the year 1845, when it was changed to that of Florence. It has a healthy lo- cation, and is surrounded by a very fer- tile section of country, inhabited by mor- al, industrious, intelligent, and enterpris- ing farmers, whose stalworth frames and sinewy hands burden the capacious ware- houses of the town with the products of their farms.
The place has four stores, a school house and church, and there is a saw and flouring mill and distillery now being erected, is a point of very considerable commercial importance for the size of it, especially is it noted for buying and ship- ping of produce to distant markets. In the single article of wheat alone there is about thirty-five thousand bushels shipped annually to Cincinnati and other points, which, however, will now be manu- factured into flour principally at home. Apples, potatoes, hay, pork, and other articles are shipped in proportion. The population is about 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Bronson Moses, wagon maker and black- smith.
Bledsoe & Beymer, dry goods, groceries, &c. Darwin & Marshall, carpenters and join- ers.
Daubenhever G. E., boot and shoe maker. FLORENCE HOTEL, B. J. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR.
Graves B. F., physician.
Kelso Garrett, carpenter and joiner.
Klug Joseph, boot and shoe maker.
KRUTZ WM. G. & CO., MILLERS AND DISTILLERS.
Krutz Wm. G., dry goods, groceries, &c. Maer Moses. tailor.
Moore & Brother, dry goods, groceries, &c. McGUIRE E. D., POST MASTER. McGuire, grocer.
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Robinson Benjamin, proprietor wharf boat. Robinson Chas., brick yard. Scott Geo., blacksmith. See Robert, grocer. Wright Daniel, cooperage.
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FLOWER GAP, A post office of Washington county.
FLOWERVILLE,
A post office of White county, 10 miles from Monticello, the county seat, 6 miles east of Bradford.
COLE POST MASTER. Cole Irene, deputy P. M.
FLOYD KNOBS, A post office of Floyd county ..
FLY CREEK, A post office of LaGrange county.
FOREST GROVE, . A post office of Elkhart county.
FOREST HILL, A post office of Decatur county.
FOREST HOME,
A post office of Montgomery county, situ- ated at the Montgomery and Putnam county line, on the New Albany and Sa- lem Railroad, and County road leading from Crawfordsville, Ind., to Greencastle, Ind., in a rich agricultural county, well timbered, in a fine state of cultivation, peculiarly adapted to growing purposes, from the great fertility of the soil and abundance of water. The friends of edu- cation in this region have selected this point as being very eligible for a high school, hence have in a state of forward- ness a good and substantial academy, which is to open in September next, under an experienced and competent corps of teachers. There are but ten or twelve fami- lies as yet, a steam saw mill, store, post of-
of Greencastle 16 miles, 40 miles west of fayette, 130 miles from Cincinnati.
FORESTER'S STATION, A post office of Washington county.
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FORESTVILLE, A post office of Madison county.
FORT BRANCH,
A post office of Gibson county, 6 miles south of Princeton, the county seat.
MCCRARY LOGAN, POST MASTER. Mccrary & Blair, general merchants. Strain T. M. Rev., Baptist.
FORT RITNER,
A post village of Lawrence county, situa- ted on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, 100 miles south of Indianapolis, 110 miles west of Cincinnati. It contains one black- smith, one boot and shoe dealer, two car- penters and builders, one cabinet maker, one clothier, two general stores, one dress maker, two flour and grain dealers, one stone yard, one steam saw mill, and one school with an attendance of 25 pupils. Population 66.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Boffle Peter, marble works.
Black G. W., clothing store.
BROCK G. R., POST MASTER.
Brock G. R., cabinet maker.
Brock G. R., proprietor Temperance House.
Caldwell Joseph, proprietor steam saw mill.
Consolas J., blacksmith.
Consolas Jane, dress maker.
Devenport B. L., boot and shoe dealer.
-- Dibb M., express agent.
Givens Fitz, carpenter and builder.
Johns A. T., carpenter and builder.
Reed T. J., flour and grain dealer. Richard Josiah, marble worker.
Walters T. R. & Co., flour and grain deal- ers.
Walters T. R. & Co., general store.
FORT WAYNE,
The county seat of Allen county, is the largest and most flourishing city in north- castern Indiana. It is pleasantly situa- ted on the south bank of the river, at the fice, and other shops. Arrangements are junction of the St. Marys and St. Joseph being made for several other buildings. rivers, which form the Manmee, 100 miles South of Crawfordsville 14 miles, north Fabove Lake Erie.
It is built upon the site of the ancient
Indianapolis, also 40 miles south of La- Indian town of Ke-ki-ou-ga. At & very early day the French established a mili-
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tary post at this place. About 1760 the | Wayne Street Methodist Church, south" English built a fort here. In 1794 Gen- west corner of Wayne street and Broadway-Rev. Mr Dale, pastor. eral Wayne erected the fort, which bore his name, and which was garrisoned until. 1816.
Although its first settlement by the French dates back to the time that Wil- liam Penn founded Philadelphia, yet the present town has been built within the last twenty years. The City of Fort Wayne now contains about 14,000 inhabi- tants, and is rapidly increasing in wealth and substantial property. Extensive flouring mills, foundaries, and other man- ufacturing establishments, are in success- ful operation in, and around the city. Fifteen churches beautify and adorn it. A Female College and Female High School have fine buildings, accomplished teach- ers, and are well sustained. About thirty thousand dollars have been expended dur- ing the past few years by the city in the erection of two school houses, in which and the other public schools about 2,500 scholars are receiving common and classic education. The Wabash and Erie Canal, the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago, and the Toledo and Western Railroads af- ford ample facilities for its extensive mercantile and produce trade. Few cities in the State have grown as rapidly or given as great promise for the future. Distant 112 miles north-east of Indiana- polis. Population 14,000.
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CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor, S. S. Moss. Clerk, J. C. DAVIS.
Treasurer, WM. LINK.
Marshall, PATRICK MCGEE.
Engineer, SAMUEL MCELFETRICK.
Assessor, JCSE PRICE.
Street Commissioner, CHARLES BARKER.
COUNCILMEN.
First Ward-Jolin S. Irwin,
H. N. Putnam. Second Ward-John M. Miller, 66 E. Virdemack. Third Ward-J. Feolinger, 66 Charles D. Bond.
Fourth Ward-O. D. Hurd, 66 Wm. T. Pratt.
Fifth Ward-Christian Baker, A. M. Webb. CHURCHES.
First Presbyterian Church, south-east cor- ner of Berry and Clinton-Rev. J. M. Lowrie, pastor.
Second Presbyterian Church, south side Berry street, fronting Cass-Rev. E. Curtis, pastor.
Berry St. Methodist Church, north-east, corner Berry ard Harrison-Rev. A. Greenman pastor.
Trinity Church, south-east corner of Ber- ry and Harrison streets-At present no settled rector.
Baptist Church, south-west corner of Berry any Clinton streets-No settled pastor. .
German Reformed, south side of Wash- ington, between Harrison and Web- ster streets-Rev. J. H. Kline, pas- tor.
English Lutheran, south side of Berry,' between Barr and Lafayette streets- No settled pastor.
German Lutheran, Barr, fronting Madi- son street-Rev. Dr. Sihler, pastor.
St. Mary's Church, east side of Lafayette, near Jefferson street-Rev. Mr. Wy- atts; pastor.
St. Augustine Church, east side of Cal- houn, south of Jefferson street-Rev. J. Benoit, pastor.
Harrison Street German Methodist Church, between Berry and Wayne streets --- No pastor at present.
Rev. R. D. ROBINSON president Methodist Female College.
Rev. Mr. BEEKS, M. D., Elder Methodist Church.
Rev. COLCLAZIER, elder Methodist Church.
Alphabetical List of Professions, frades, Etc. ABBOTT WMI. T., DEALER IN FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, CAR- PETINGS AND GROCERIES, 75 COLUMBIA STREET.
ALLEN & CO., wholesale and retail deal- ers in stoves, plain and japanned tin- ware, copper, tin plate, sheet-iron, &c., 77 Columbia st.
ANDREUS & OAKLEY, MANUFACTUR- ERS OF SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, &C., COR. HARRISON AND WATER STS.
Andrews Theron M., county commis- sioner.
Ayers, - M. D., Columbia st. Baker Erederick, blacksmith, Washing- ton st.
Baker John. wagon maker and black- smith, Lafayette st.
Baker J. R. & H., steam saw mill. BAILY PETER P., EDITOR AND PUB- LISHER FORT WAYNE REPUBLI- CAN.
BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, CHAS. D. BOND, CASHIER, H. Me- CULLOCH, FRESIDENT.
Barcus D., hotel and grocery, Main st.
Barbour M. F., dealer in lightning rods corner Main and Burr sts.
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BARNETT A. Y. & CO., grocery and pro- | Dawson Reuben J., judge 10th judicial vision store. circuit.
BASH D. N., wholesale and retail dealer in dry goods, groceries and provis- ions, No. 125 Columbia st.
BENHAM B. H., photograph artist, and dealer in artists materials, cor. Cal- houn and Columbia sts.
Bercot F., wines and liquors, Columbia st. BOND CHIAS. D., CASHIER BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
BOSSLER H. H., manufacturer of con- fectioneries, Calhoun st.
BOSTICK & BOLMAN, merchant tailors, dealers in clothing, India rubber and gent's furnishing goods, 98 Columbia. Bourger Rudolph, tailor, Columbia st. BOWEN G. W., HOMEOPATHIC PHY- SICIAN AND SURGEON, CALHOUN ST., OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Bloomhuff S. H., justice of the peace and attorney at law.
Brackenridge Jos., judge common pleas. Brackenridge R. & J., attorneys at law, cor. Calhoun st.
Brandriff A. D., stoves and hardware, 89 Columbia st.
Brink Jacob, cooper, Water st.
Buchnemann John, tobacconist, 100 Col- umbia st.
Buschmann F. W., wagon and plow ma- ker and blacksmith, Water st.
Carier & Wehmer, brandies, wines, li- quors, cigars, &e., 63 Columbia st. CARSON WM. W., ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE WITH F. P. RANDALL.
Case & Co., painters and paper hangers, cor. Columbia and Calhoun sts.
City Livery and Sale Stable, A. J. Read, proprietor.
City Mills, P. Hoagland & Co , proprietors. Chauvey John, blacksmith, Water st.
Clark Jos., draper and tailor, Clinton st. Cody Morris, groceries and provisions, Columbia st.
Colerick John A., grocery and confection- ery, cor. Columbia and Clinton sts. COMPARET, HUBBELL & CO., STOR- AGE, FORWARDING AND COM- MISSION MERCHANTS.
COOPER WM. P., DRY GOODS GROCE- RIES, &C., 106 COLUMBIA ST.
COTHRELL JARED, PROP'R MAD AN- THONY HALL, WALNUT ST.
Cour C. J. A., groceries and provisions, Lafayette st.
CRANE & SMITH, attorneys at law, Cal- hóun st.
DAVIS J. C., AGENT PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE, AND CHICAGO RAIL- ROAD.
DAWSON JOHN W., EDITOR AND PRO- PRIETOR FT. WAYNE WEEKLY TIMES. 7
Day H. D,, house and sign painter, cor. Columbia and Clinton sts.
Dessauer L. & Co., tobacconists, Calhoun st. Dickerson Henry, county commissioner. Dierkers & Miller, dealers in groceries and provisions, Main st.
Donald A. M., artist, cor. Calhoun and Main sts.
Drake & Bourie, dealers in groceries and provisions, No. 5, Phoenix Block.
Dubois J. B., justice of peace, cor. Colum- bia and Clinton sts.
DURETT J. B., AGENT TOLEDO, WA- BASH AND WESTERN RAILROAD. Elliott Willis, barber, Main st.
Engelking Frederick & Co., grocery, Mar- ket space.
Engle House, Calhoun st., H. Engle, pro- prietor.
Evans S. E. & Co., dealers in' fancy and staple dry goods, cor. Main and Cal. houn sts.
Falk L., wines, liquors and cigars, 93 Columbia st.
Farman O., blacksmith, cor. Clinton and Water sts.
Fink C., coffin maker, Pearl st.
Fink Charles, groceries and provisions, Calhoun st.
Fleming Wm., county sheriff.
FOELLINGER J., DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. 6 CALHOUN STREET.
Fort Wayne Exchange, cor. Calhoun and Washington sts.
FORT WAYNE REPUBLICAN. PETER P. BAILEY, EDITOR AND PRO- PRIETOR, CALHOUN STREET, OP- POSITE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Fronifield & Todd, sash and blind makers, Water st.
Frank Edward, bakery, Main st. Frey G., clothing, Columbia st.
FREEMAN N. B. & CO., DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, CAR- PETING, &c., 37 COLUMBIA ST.
FRY & CHEESMAN, wholesale and re- tail dealers in all kinds of leather, findings, hides and pelts, Columbia street.
Furste Francis L., county auditor.
GARTIN H. B., PROP'R MAYER HOUSE, COR. WAYNE AND CALHOUN. (See card.)
Good George & Co., saddle and harness makers, 824 Columbia st.
GOODMAN HOUSE, MAIN ST., WEST OF PUBLIC SQUARE, R. C. BEN- NET, PROP'R.
Gotsch Julian, watch maker and jeweler, Calhoun st.
Grabel Louis, cabinet maker and dealer in furniture, Calhoun st.
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MAYER HOUSE,
CORNER OF WAYNE AND CALHOUN STREETS, FORT WAYNE, IND.
H. B. GARTIN, PROPRIETOR.
Guests and their Baggage conveyed to and from the House Free of Charge.
Graeffe & Muhler, groceries and provis- ions, Calhoun st.
Graham & Rutledge, dry goods, groceries, &c., 75 Columbia st.
Gray C. A., general merchant.
GREY II. C. & CO., dealers in and man- ufacturers of leather, findings, &c., 119 Columbia st.
Halstein Philip, bakery, Berry st.
HAMILTON, ALLEN & CO., BANKERS, CLINTON ST .; COLLECTIONS RE- MITTED FOR AT CURRENT RATES OF EXCHANGE ON DAY OF PAY- MENT.
Hamilton John, boot and shoe dealer, cor. Columbia and Calhoun.
Harmann & Giger, bakery, Columbia st. Harter Joseph, blacksmith, Main st.
HARTMAN G. R., notary public, Cal- houn st.
HATTERSLEY ALFRED, gas and steam fitter, brass founder and finisher, Main st., west of Calhoun.
Haymond Edgar, attorney at law and no- tary public, Calhoun st.
Hedekin House, HI. B. Gaylord, prop'r. Hedekin & Son, groceries and iron, corner Burr and Columbia sts.
HILL C. L., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C. Hilbrite H., wagon maker and blacksmith. Hill John H., prop'r boarding house.
Hill & Orbison, forwarding and commis- sion merchants.
Hochstrater Louis, cooper, Water st. Homaer Wm., groceries and provisions, Columbia st.
HOUGH JOHN JR., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, LAND AND INSURANCE AGENT, CALHOUN ST. Humbert J. J., dealer in groceries and provisions, Columbia st.
HUMPHREY & HURD, HOUSE BUILD- ERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, BLINDS, WINDOW SASII, &c., NEAR ROCKHILL HOUSE.
Humphrey James, steam free and lime- stone works, near Rockhill House.
Hurtz Andrew, dealer in groceries and provisions, Calhoun st.
Hydenrach Joseph, blacksmith, Water st. Iddings H., china and glassware.
INDIANA ZEITUNG, G. J. NEUBERT, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Jacobson Victor, clothing, hats and caps, Columbia st.
Jacoby L. C., attorney at law, cor. Main and Calhoun sts.
Jenkinson J., attorney at law and notary public.
Jenkinson Moses, attorney at law, Cal- houn st.
Jocquel John, stoves, tin, copper, brass and sheet-iron ware, Columbia st.
KIMBALL & EDSALL, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
King Jacob, blacksmith, opposite the Square, east side.
King Mrs., millinery and dress goods, Calhoun st.
Kiser B., general store.
Kley Frederick, cooperage, Pearl st.
Kline J., grocery, Columbia st.
Kline Peter, boots and shoes, Calhoun st. Krazteh H., groceries and provisions, Cal- houn st.
Lanceford D. M., saddle and harness maker, cor. Columbia and Clinton sts. Lane John, clocks, watches, jewelry and musical instruments.
Lasselle Francis D., county commissioner. Lauferty 1, clothing, dry goods, &c., 91 Columbia-st.
Leonard Wm., gunsmith, Clinton-st.
LICHTENHEIN & SON, wholesale and re- tail dealers in ready made clothing, No. 121 Columbia-st.
Little & Co., forwarding and commission merchants.
McConnel J. J., saddle and harness maker, Calhoun-st.
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McCULLOCH H., PRESIDENT BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. McDonald Wm. H., county coroner. McDonald Philip, grocery, Columbia-st. McELVAIN S., AGENT UNITED STATES AND AMERICAN EXPRESS COM- PANIES, 55 COLUMBIA-ST. McLain Nelson, school examiner. Mclaughlin Wm., county surveyor.
Machring M. E., clothier, Calhoun and Co- lumbia.
MAIER JOHN G., POST MASTER.
Mayers A., watches, clocks, jewelry, &c., 88 Columbia-st.
MAYER HOUSE, H. B. GARTIN, PRO- PRIETOR, COR. WAYNE AND CAL- HOUN.
Metler B. & Brother, manufacturers of pic- ture frames and window blinds.
MEYER & BROTHER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS, MED- ICINES AND PAINTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NO. 95 COLUMBIA STREET.
Miller George, dry goods, cor. Calhoun and Berry streets.
Miller J. J., jeweler and watch maker, Co- lumbia-st.
Miller John M., manufacturer of fine fur- niture of every description, Main-st. Miller N. C., attorney at law and notary public, cor. Clinton and Columbia.
MILLER & RUPERT, wholesale and retail dealers in groceries, nails, glass, &c., cor. Calhoun and Berry sts.
Monnig H., groceries and provisions, Main-st.
MORGAN OLIVER P., FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS, MECHANICS' TOOLS, &c., 81 COLUMBIA-ST.
Nactrieb J. F., dealer in hats and caps, 82 Columbia-st.
Neff J. J., proprietor of the Farmer House, Water-st.
Neirreiter C., saddler and harness maker, Columbia-st.
'NELSON ISAAC D. G., COUNTY CLERK. Nestil D., wagon maker and blacksmith, Main-st.
NETTELHORST & CO., dealers in stoves, hollow ware, Japan ware, nails, glass, sash, farmers' tools, &c.
Neubert G. J., editor and publisher of the Indiana Zeitung.
NILL G. C., chemist and druggist, Calhoun and Main streets.
Nill & Reis, boots and shoes, Calhoun-st. NINDE & PUCKETT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
NIRDLINGER & OPPENHEIMER, dealers in clothing, piece goods, &c., No. 2 Tones' block.
Noll M., dealer in boots and shoes, Clinton street.
ROCKHILL HOUSE,
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PHILO RUMSEY.
FORT WAYNE,
INDIANA.
OAKLEY B. W., WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, SADDLE- RY AND CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING, &c., 79 COLUMBIA-ST.
Ohneck Peter, house and sign painter, cor. Columbia and Clinton streets.
Ogden R., plumber and glazier, Main street.
ORFF C., JOBBER OF DRY GOODS AND DEALER IN CARPETS, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, &c., 3 COLUMBIA STREET.
Palace Hall, Columbia-st., C. P. Fletcher, proprietor.
Philips B., grocer, Calhoun-st.
Pierr P., dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c., No. 1 Calhoun-st.
Pierce J. S., cooperage, Main-st.
Prassart George, blacksmith, Main-st.
Raab John, groceries and provisions, 92 Columbia-st.
Railroad Dining Saloon at the Depot, P. Rumsey & Co., proprietors.
RANDALL F. P., ATTORNEY AND COUN- SELOR AT LAW AND GENERAL IN- SURANCE AG'T, CLINTON STREET, NORTH OF HAMILTON'S BANK.
Rapp Jacob, wagon maker, Main-st.
Redelsheimer H., groceries and fancy goods, Calhoun-st.
REED . HUGH B. & CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, FOREIGN AND AMER- ICAN CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Recker C. & Bro., groceries and provisions, Main-st.
Reid A. D., manufacturer of steel plows, cor. Main-st. and Maiden Lane.
Reiling A., locksmith, Main-st.
Rensman, bakery and grocery, Main-st.
ROBB J. W. & CO., WHOLESALE GRO- CERS AND COMMISSION MER- CHANTS, 39 COLUMBIA-ST.
Rollinson J. H., boots and shoes.
ROCKHILL HOUSE, PHILO RUMSEY, PROPRIETOR. (See advertisement.)
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G. W. HAWES' INDIANA STATE
RUDISILL HENRY J., MANUFACTURER OF WOOLEN GOODS AND DEALER IN WOOL, CLOTHING, &c.
RUMSEY PHILO, PROPRIETOR ROCK- HILL HOUSE. (See card.) Page 99. St. Charles Saloon, Main-st. bet. Calhoun and Harrison, J. A. Read, proprietor. Sanders B., justice of the peace, Calhoun street.
SANDERS C. W., boots and shoes, Calhoun strect.
Schele & Laner, groceries and provisions, Main-st.
Schoerpf John, grocery, 80 Columbia street.
Schmitz C., M. D., corner Washington and Calhoun streets.
Schnieder R. H., proprietor American House, Columbia-st.
Schwegman H. R., dry goods, groceries and hardware, 87 Columbia-st.
Schwiter Harman, bakery, Columbia-st. SCIDEL EDWARD, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Schultz Peter, boot and shoe dealer, Co- lumbia-st.
Sharp Henry, hats, caps, furs, &c., 97 Co- lumbia-st.
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