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RUSSELL, E. F., AGENT FOR THE VAL- ENTINE FREIGHT EXPRESS COM- PANY, OFFICE BELLEFONTAINE DEPOT.
Russell Wm., saloon keeper, 188 East Washington st.
Ryan R. J., attorney at law, 30} South Meridian st., second floor.
St. Charles Saloon, C. I. Imbery, proprie- tor, 37 East Washington st.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH (CATHOLIC) Georgia, between Tennessee and Illi- nois sts.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH. (GERMAN CATH- OLIC) Maryland, between Pennsyl- vania and Maryland sts.
SAMPLE & DAVIS, PROPRIETORS TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
Schellschmidt F., boot and shoe maker, 93 East Washington st.
Schimmel J., proprietor Galt House, Illi- nois st., near Union depot.
Schindler Robert, physician and surgeon, 244 East Washington st.
SCHLEY GEO. J., printer, Journal office. Schmidt H., grocery, East Washington st., near limits.
Schneider Nicholas, saloon, 107 East Washington st.
Schnull Augustus, of Hahn, Schnull & Co., old No. 170, new 220, East Washing- ton st., between East and Liberty.
Schnull Henry, of Hahn, Schnull & Co., 220 East Washington st.
Schoppenhorst Grocery, produce and li- quor store, 101 Washington, opposite court-house.
Schott Joseph, grocery, 117 East Wash- ington st.
SCHIREADER C., third assistant, Railroad City Commercial College.
Schultz H., blacksmith, Fort Wayne ave- nue, near New Jersey st.
Schweinhart Peter, grocer, corner North and East sts.
Schwaemlein E., merchant tailor, 157 East Washington st.
Schwomeyer Henry, cooperage, Noble, near Massachusetts avenue.
Scott, Nicholson & Co., manufacturers of building stone, Delaware, between Washington and Maryland sts.
Scribner G. B., manufacturer of mineral water and sarsaparilla beer, Ohio, be- tween Noble and Liberty sts.
Sechrest H. A., confectionery, Illinois, be- tween Georgia and Louisiana sts.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, | Simpson N., flour and feed, Delaware bet. north-west corner Circle and Market South and Merrill sts. streets.
SECOND EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pennsylvania between St. Clair and Pratt sts.
Seibert Samuel, blacksmith, 252 East Washington-st.
SEIDENSTICKER A., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, 95 EAST WASHINGTON-ST.
SEIDENSTICKER ADOLPH, EDITOR OF INDIANA VOLKSBLATT, 130 EAST WASHINGTON-ST.
SESSIONS T. B., wholesale and retail dealer in saddlery and carriage hard- ware, 44 East Washington-st., three doors east of D. Yandes' leather store. Severin & Co., grocers, corner New Jersey and St. Joseph sts.
Sharpe J. K., dealer and manufacturer of boots, shoes and leather; also, dealer in tanners' oil, shoe findings, &c., 96 East Washington-st.
Shaw & Corliss, Homopathists, Maryland between Pennsylvania and Delaware streets.
Sheets Wm., proprietor paper mills and manufacturer of paper, north-west cor. Market and Canal.
Sheets & Braden, manufacturers of all kinds of blank books, dealers in printers' ink and paper, 77 West Washington-st.
Sheets Wm., of Sheets & Braden, 77 West Washington-st.
SHEREDEN & GIBBS, CROCKERY AND STONE WARE, NEAR PHIEL'S OLD STAND, EAST WASHINGTON-ST.
Shereden John, of Shereden & Gibbs, near Phiel's old stand, East Washington-st.
SHERLOCK E. T., LESSEE AND MANA- GER METROPOLITAN THEATER, CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND TENNESSEE STS.
Shildmeier & Meyer, clothiers, 144 East Washington-st.
Childmeier F., of Shildmeier & Meyer, 144 East Washington-st.
Spiegel, Thoms & Co., manufacturers of all kinds of furniture, Washington street, east of Little's Hotel.
Sholes I .. , express messenger of American Express Company, Indianapolis and St. Louis route.
SHORTRIDGE A. F., SECRETARY OF INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL CO. Sibert II., wagon making, Virginia Ave- nue, near Maryland-st.
Siefeots S., meat market, basement of Odd Fellows' Hall.
Simmons J. II., optician, 26 North Illinois street.
Simpson M. & R., grocery, South-st. bet. Delaware and Pennsylvania.
SINKER EDWARD T., OF DUMONT & SINKER.
Skidmore J. W., express messenger of the American Express Company, Peru and Indianapolis Railroad.
Sloan & Ingersoll, wholesale and retail furniture and chair manufacturers. South Pennsylvania-st.
Sloir Christian, boot and shoe maker, Fort Wayne Avenue, near New Jersey-st. SLURMAN G., OF KREGELO, BLAKE & CO., NORTH-EAST CORNER NEW YORK AND CANAL.
SMITH HON. O. H., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND AUTHOR OF "EARLY REM- INISCENCES AND TRIALS OF IN- DIANA."
Smith J. G., blacksmith, bet. East and Lib- erty sts.
Smith James, brick yard, corner East and McCarty sts.
SMITH CHARLES, editor of the National Democrat.
SMITH S. P., of Osgood, Smith & Co., Illi- nois-st, south of Union Depot.
SMITH F. H., DIRECTOR UNION RAIL- WAY CO., OFFICE AT THE UNION DEPOT.
Smith J. J., express messenger of Ameri- can Express Co., Indianapolis and Chicago route.
Smith Fred., grocer, cor. Mississippi and Vermont sts.
Smith & LaRue, ormamental plasterers, Kentucky Avenue, near West Wash- ington sts.
Smith & Morgan, merchant tailors, 35 East Washington-st., one door east of Wright House.
Smith & Stevenson, wholesale and retail dealers in Pittsburg coal, also salt and shingles; office on Maryland-st. bet. Meridian and Illinois.
Smock W. C., deputy county recorder; of- fice, county building.
Snyder D. E., first book keeper at Branch of the Bank of the State of Indiana. Spangenberg C. D., boot and shoe maker, Noble near Georgia-st.
SPENCER ERASTUS S., GEN'L FREIGHT AGENT INDIANAPOLIS, PITTS- BURGH AND CLEVELAND R. R .; OFFICE CORNER MERIDIAN AND LOUISIANA STS.
SPENCER W. S., canvassing and soliciting agent for Hawes' Gazetteer and Busi- iness Directory of the State of Indiana. Spencer & Keely, grocers, 206 East Wash- ington-st.
SPICER B. M., CARPENTER AND BUILDER, VERMONT ST. BET. DELAWARE AND ALABAMA STS.
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DARBY & WILKINS,
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign fruits,
NUTS, SPICES, CIGARS, AND FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, No. 31 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
PO-Connected with two Importing Houses in Baltimore, Md.
SPIEGEL, THOMS & CO., WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF CABINET FURNITURE, 73 WEST WASHINGTON-ST.
Spiegel C., of Spiegel, Thoms & Co. Spotts Wm., of Hill & Spotts.
STAGG C. W., LOCAL EDITOR OF THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY CITI- ZEN.
Stallard Mrs. Clara, boarding, Virginia Avenue, near Delaware-st.
STAPP JAS. H., CONSTABLE; OFFICE, 184 NORTH DELAWARE-ST. STATE HOUSE, STATE HOUSE SQUARE, WEST WASHINGTON-ST.
State House Saloon, Fred. Ballweg, pro- prietor.
STAUB JOSEPH, MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, 6 EAST WASH- INGTON-ST.
Steacy L. V., ice cream saloon, 2d door north cor. Illinois and Market sts.
Stedman E. P., physician, Market between Delaware and Pennsylvania sts. Steinman John, merchant tailor; shop, over Branch Bank of the State of In- diana.
Steuckmier J. H., carpenter and joiner, cor. Maryland and Alabama sts. Stevens G. P., of Gay & Stevens, one square south of Madison Depot. STEVENSON C. S., CASHIER BRANCH OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
STEWART & BOWEN, PUBLISHERS' AND WHOLESALE BOOK SELLERS AND STATIONERS, AND DEALERS Sullivan Win., justice of the peace, 45 East Washington-st. IN WALL AND WINDOW PAPERS AND PRINTERS' MATERIALS, 18 |Sumner A. & Co., agents Wheeler & Wil-
WEST WASHINGTON-ST. (See card, page 167).
Stewart F. W., express messenger Ameri- can Express Co., Indianapolis and St. Louis ronte.
NATHL. WEST. WILLIAM WILSON.
WEST & WILSON,
REAL ESTATE
AND General Collecting Agents, No. 1 ODD FELLOWS HALL, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Stiedel & Drotz, file manufacturers and re- cutters, Noble-st. bet. Ohio and New York.
Stiedel George, of Stiedel & Drotz. Stilhorn, Niemann & Co., carpenters and joiners, North near Noble st.
STORY THOMAS, DEPUTY SECRETARY OF STATE; OFFICE, 11 KENTUCKY AVENUE.
Stout O. B. & Bros., wholesale and retail grocers, and dealers in foreign and domestic fruits, nuts, &c., 42 West Washington street, opposite Palmer House.
Stowell M. A., Willard & Stowell.
STRANGE CHAPEL (METHODIST), on Tennessee street, south of Vermont street.
Straub A., saddle and harness maker, Massachusetts Avenue, bet. East and Liberty sts.
STRINGFIELD W., ATTORNEY AT LAW; OFFICE, 3 MCOUAT'S BLOCK.
STUCKLAND DANIEL H., SUPERIN- TENDENT SHEETS' PAPER MILL, NORTH-WEST COR. MARKET AND CANAL.
SULGROVE B. R., EDITOR OF THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY AND" WEEKLY JOURNAL.
SULGROVE JAMES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN SADDLERY, HARDWARE, COACH AND HAR- NESS TRIMMINGS, No. 20 WEST WASHINGTON STREET. (See card page 177).
son's sewing machines, 19 West Wash- ington-st., second floor.
Sutherland Levi, wagon maker, Delaware near south-st.
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SUTHERLAND JAMES, general agent ( THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor.
and compiler of the Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory. Post office, Indianapolis, box 502; boards at Little's Hotel.
Sweetzer J. N., attorney atlaw and notary public, 21} East Washington-st. Syerup H., grocer, 119 East-st.
Talbott W. H. & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in all kinds of watches, jew- elry, silver ware, fancy goods, and fine table cutlery ; also, manufacturers of silver pitchers, cups, spoons and forks; store, opposite Wright House. Talbott R. C., groceries and produce, 101 West Washington-st.
Tapking & Becker, merchant tailors and dealers in ready made clothing, &c., 63 East Washington-st.
Tapking F. H., of Tapking & Becker.
Tarkington John S., of Newcomb and Tarkington ; office over No. 24 East Washington-st.
Tarkington John S., prosecuting attorney court common pleas.
Tarlton & Gentry, wholesale and retail dealers in groceries and confectione- ries, foreign fruits, nuts, teas, &c., Odd Fellows' Hall.
Tarlton J. A., of Tarlton & Gentry, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Tarlton J., boarding, corner Illinois and Maryland sts.
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TAYLOR, WRIGHT & HADLEY, WHOLE- SALE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN WOOL, FLOUR, GRAIN, SALT, CHEESE, AND PRODUCE GENER- ALLY, 66 EAST WASHINGTON-ST. Taylor D. M., of Taylor, Wright & Hadley. Taylor Julia A. Miss, teacher of needle work Deaf and Dumb Institute.
Taylor Wm., express messenger of Amer- ican Express Company, Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad route.
Taylor N. B., attorney at law, 6 Temper- ance Hall.
Teal N., physician and surgeon, 38} West Washington-st.
Temperance House, 70 Illinois-st., Sample & Davis, proprietors.
Ten Eycle John, boot and shoe dealer, 260 West Washington-st.
TERRE HAUTE FREIGHT DEPOT, COR. TENNESSEE AND LOUISIANA STS. Thayer D., wholesale and retail grocer and dealer in all kinds of produce, &c., 45 East Washington-st., under College Hall.
THE VALENTINE FREIGHT EXPRESS CO., OFFICE BELLEFONTAINE DE- POT; C. F. RUSSELL, AGENT.
THE WITNESS ( Religious paper, weekly) M. G. CLARKE, EDITOR AND PUB- LISHER; OFFICE, ODD FELLOWS' HALL, 2D FLOOR.
Illinois and Ohio sts.
Thomas E. J., express messenger of Amer- ican Express Company, Indianapolis and St. Louis route.
Thompson & Woodburn, physicians and surgeons, Market-st., two doors east of Roberts Chapel.
Thompson Mrs. Mary, grocer, cor. South and Delaware sts.
THOMSON HUGH, BAKERY, 4 SOUTH MERIDIAN-ST.
Thorne John, meat store, cor. Virginia Avenue and New Jersey sts.
Thorpe John D., deputy county sheriff. TILFORD J. M., PRES'T INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL COMPANY.
TILLY WM., DRUGGIST AND APOTHE- CARY, DEALER IN PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, CHEMICALS, &c., 73 EAST WASHINGTON-ST.
Tiner Frederick; grocer, 167 Tennessee street.
Tomlinson J. M. Dr., 107 North Meridian street.
Torbet G. A., physician and surgeon; of- fice, 7 Temperance Hall.
TOUSEY & BYRAM, DEALERS IN STA- PLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, CARPETS, &c., 70 EAST WASHING- TON ST.
TOUSEY OLIVER, OF TOUSEY & BY- RAM.
TOUSEY GEORGE, PRES'T BRANCH OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Tousey George, director of the Branch of the Bank of the State of Indiana.
Townly E. H., proprietor of the Arbor
- Saloon, under Bates Honse, Illinois street.
TOWNSEND E. C., canvasser and solicit- ing agent for Hawes' Gazetteer and Business Directory of the State of In- diana. Post office box, 502.
TRASK CORNELIA, instructor Deaf and Dumb Institute.
Trautmann J., leecher and cupper, 60 Del- aware-st.
Tremont House, cor. Illinois and Louisiana streets, west end Union Depot; J. Rinkle, proprietor.
Truksess John, blacksmith, Kentucky Av- enne, near Tennessee-st.
Tull Thos., of O'Neal & Tull, on Washing- ton-st., half square west of Little's Hotel.
Turners' Hall and Pleasure Garden, cor. Kentucky Avenne and Tennessee-st. Tuttle B. F., grocer, 28 West Washington street.
Tuttle B. F., wholesale and retail grocer, 13 West Washington-st.
Tweed Emmons, of Gulick & Tweed, Bates House block, corner Illinois-st.
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UNCLE SAM SALOON, ILLINOIS ST., [ Waldo E. G. B., notary public, corner II" BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND linois and Louisiana sts. MARKET, B. F. GRESH, PROTRIE- |Walk L., boot and shoe maker, Georgia, between Illinois and Meridian sts.
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TOR, AND B. F. JOHNSON MANA- GER.
Union Fire Company No. 5, South, be- tween Delaware and Alabama.
Union House, John Mattler, proprietor, corner Illinois and South sts.
UNION RAILWAY COMPANY, OFFICE LOUISIANA, BETWEEN ILLINOIS AND MERIDIAN STS.
Union Saloon, corner Illinois and Louis- iana sts., Henry Bott proprietor.
UNITED BRETHREN (CHURCH ) cor- ner New Jersey and Ohio sts.
United States Milling Company, Zionsville & Eagle Creek Mills, No. 57 West Washington st., Robert Lethbridge manager.
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, College Hall. UPDEGRAFF. J. J., OCCULIST, DENTIST,
AND GENERAL SURGEON, 39 EAST WASHINGTON ST.
Uphaus Henry, boot and shoe maker, Del- aware, near Merrill st.
Vickers R., grocer, corner New Jersey and Virginia avenue.
Vaile R., attorney and counsellor at law, over No. 21 East Washington st.
Vajen J. H., hardware merchant, manu- facturer of planes, edge tools and cutlery, 21 West Washington st.
Vanalstine S. F., bill maker, Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad, freight depot.
Van Blaricum & Co., wagon manufactu- rers, Maryland, between Pennsylvania and Meridian sts.
VANDEGRIFT JACOB, of Kregelo, Blake & Co., north-east corner New York and Canal sts.
Veranda Saloon, opposite the Union de- pot, Jolin Bussey proprietor.
VERY ANNA B., Instructress Deaf and Dmnb Institute.
Vetter John, manufacturer and wholesale and retail dealer in furniture and chairs, manufactory Pennsylvania st .. near Madison depot, ware-room Meridian st., five doors south of post office.
VINNEDGE J. A., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERS. 17 WEST WASH- INGTON ST., SHERMANS NEW BUILDING.
VOLMER CHARLES. WHOLESALE
DEALER LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS &c., 95 EAST WASHING- TON ST., OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. Vonnegut Clemens, dealer in hardware. leather and hides, 142 East Wash- ington st.
Walsman F., billiard saloon, under Ori- ental House.
WALKER & HUBBARD, grocers, and provision dealers, 34 North Illinois street.
WALLACE ALEXANDER G., county re- corder, office court-house square.
WALLACE ANDREW, STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, FLAX- SEED, SALT, WHITE FISH, HOUSE ON SOUTH-EAST DIAGONAL AND DELAWARE ST.
WALLACE & COBURN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 21} EAST WASHINGTON ST., SECOND FLOOR.
WALLACE DAVID, JUDGE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS; OFFICE, COURT HOUSE.
Wallace & Harrison, attorneys at law, of- fice No. 9, Temperance Hall.
Wallace Wm., of Wallace & Harrison, No. 9, Temperance Hall.
Wallace W. J., deputy county recorder, office county building.
Wallack J. L., tobacconist, 15 Illinois st. Wallack J. L., notary public, 15 Illinois st. Wallack J. F., manager Western Union Telegraph office, No. 1 North Meri- dian st.
Waller Barnhart, shoe maker, south-west corner Mississippi and Vermont.
WALPOLE & FERGUSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 21} EAST WASHINGTON ST., SECOND FLOOR.
WALPOLE R. L., ( W. & F.) attorney at law, 213 East Washington st., second floor.
WALLINGFORD E., cabinet furniture, 61 East Washington st.
Wands A., boot and shoe maker, 8 Penn- sylvania st.
WANDS JOHN & SONS, boot and shoe makers, 57 East Washington st., near- ly opposite Odd Fellows' Hall.
Ward E. G., merchant tailor, and dealer in cloths, cassimeres, &c., No. 3 West Washington st.
Warland Wm., four, feed and groceries, corner Virginia avenue and Mary- land st.
WARNER THOMAS D., foreman press room, Citizen office.
Washington Foundry and Machine Shop, opposite Union depot, Hasselman & Vinton proprietors.
Wasson J. R., express messenger Ameri- can Express Company, Lafayette nud Indianapolis Railroad.
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Weaver W. W .. of Weaver & Williams, No. 62 West Washington st.
Weaver & Williams, undertakers, dealers in all kinds of furniture, 62 West Washington st.
Weber Ferdinand, grocer, 185 West Wash- ington street.
Wehling Chas., wagon making, New Jer- sey, between Washington and Mary- land sts.
Weinberger E., of Henning & Weinberger, No. 5 Bates House, Illinois st.
Weir J. W. & Bro., monumental marble works, corner Virginia avenue and Maryland sts.
WELLHOUSE F., of Ray & Wellhouse, associate editor Indiana Farmer, of- fice, room No. 32 Sentinel building. WELLS G. A., DENTIST, HARRISON'S BANK BUILDING.
Wenger Michael, grocer, corner Noble and Market sts.
Wenger Michael, grocer, cor. Noble and Market sts.
Wert Joseph, boot and shoe maker, Penn- sylvania street, opposite the Branch Bank.
WESLEY CHAPEL (METHODIST), south side Governor's Circle.
West George E., dealer in boots and shoes, 43 East Washington-st.
WEST & WILSON, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING AGENTS. OFFICE, No. 1, IN ODD FELLOWS' HALL COR. WASHINGTON AND PENN- SYLVANIA STREETS. (See card, page 173).
Western Exchange Office, G. S. Hamer, proprietor, Louisiana-st., opposite the Union Depot.
WESTERN FIRE COMPANY, No. 4, 201 WEST WASHINGTON-ST.
Western Union Telegraph Office, No. 1 North Meridian st.
Werden & Chamberlain, booksellers, 26 East Washington st.
Wheatley Wm. M., of McCord & Wheatley. WHITCOMB J. S., GENERAL AGENT JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD CO .; OFFICE SOUTH, BET. DELAWARE AND PENNSYLVANIA STREETS.
WHITRIDGE W., sign and house painter and stencil cutter, 82 East Washing- ton st., over Ruschhaupt & Bals' li- quor store.
Wick W. W., attorney. at law, 99 East Washington st.
Wilde J., cabinet furniture, Illinois, bet. Georgia and Louisiana sts.
Wiley & Co., billiard rooms, opposite Bates House.
WILEY WM. Y., REAL ESTATE AGENT AND DEALER IN RAILROAD STOCKS, BONDS, LAND WAR-
RANTS, &c., 10} EAST WASHING- TONST. (See advertisement p. 137.) WILMOT SAMUEL, DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, FURS AND STRAW GOODS, 8 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
Will J. Fred., Eagle Saloon, 138 East Washington st.
Willard A. B. & Co, dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, 40 West Washington street.
Willard A. G., of Willard & Stowell, No. 4 Bates House.
WILLARD & STOWELL, DEALERS IN MUSIC AND MUSICAL - INSTRU- MENTS, NO. 4 BATES HOUSE.
WILLARD WM., instructor, Deaf and Dumb Institute.
Williams Charles, of Weaver & Williams, 62 West Washington st.
Williamson & Haugh, manufacturers of wrought and cast iron railings, &c., Delaware, bet. Washington and Mar- ket sts.
WILLIAMSON & LEE, EDITORS HER- ALD AND ERA; OFFICE 66} EAST WASHINGTON ST.
WILSON A. A., FOREMAN PRESS ROOM INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL CO.
Wilson J. Coleman, operator Union Tele- graph office; office No. 1 North Me- ridian st.
Wilson John, pump maker, bet. Market and Ohio, east of Noble st.
Wilson Mrs., millinery and dress making, 18 South Meridian st.
Wineburger J. C., depot bakery, opposite Union depot.
Wischmeier Chris., steam saw mill, East Washington, near Noble.
Woerner Philip, grocer, 78 West Washing- ton st.
Wolf Jacob, ice cream saloon, 162 East Washington st.
Wolff S., of Harmon & Wolff.
WOOD A. D., WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DEALER IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c., No. 77 EAST WASH- INGTON ST. (See card.)
WOOD -, with George H. Johnson.
Wood E. A., butcher, 163 East Washing- ton st.
Wood & Fondray, livery stable, 10 Penn- sylvania st.
Wood Wm. E., livery stable, 12 Pennsyl- vania st.
Woodall A. P., clerk, Adams express com- pany.
WOODBURY J. G., attorney and coun- selor at law, 19 East Washington st. .Woolf M., wholesale and retail clothier, No. 2 Palmer House.
Woollen Wm. M., grocer, north-cast cor. Mississippi and Vermont.
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JAMES SULGROVE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Saddlery Hardware,
COACH AND HARNESS
RIMMINGS.
No. 20 West Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ALSO, MANUFACTURER OF DDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, TRUNKS, COLLARS, &C., AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, To Suit Purchasers.
JOHN W. HOLLAND, WHOLESALE GROCER, AND
Commission
Elerchant,
No. 72 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
J. A. HEIDLINGER,
Importer, Manufacturer & Wholesale Dealer in :
CIGARS 3
AND ALL KINDS OF OBAOCO,
No. 4 Bates House, Illinois Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 12
W. W. ROBERTS,
WHODESALE DRUGGIST
AND DEALER IN
FAMILY MEDICINES, 5 MANUFACTURER OF Roberts' Hair Regenerator, Roberts' Ext. Jamaica Ginger, Bennett's Eye Balm, Stanton's Horso Con. Powders, No. 14 West Washington street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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G. W. HAWES' INDIANA STATE
CITY CLOTHING STORE,
No. 41 EAST WASHINGTON ST., A INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MERCHANT TAILORIN
READY MADE CLOTHING, AND
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
J. & P. GRAMLING, PROPRIEORS,
A. D. WOOD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
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MECHANICS' TOOLS, GUNS, REVOLVERS, PISTOLS, GUNSMITH'S STOCK, &G .. No. 77 East Washington Street, Nearly opposite Cdd Fellows Hall, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK.
Woollen W. I., wholesale and retail fam- ily groceries and provisions, 27 West Washington st.
Worman Wm., of Conner & Worman. Worn J. W., watch maker, No. 2 Odd Fel- lows' Hall.
WORTH A., SECRETARY INDIANAPO- LIS AND CINCINNATI R. R. CO .; WRIGHT HOUSE, WASHINGTON ST .. OFFICE COR. DELAWARE AND! LOUISIANA STS.
Wright Arthur L., deputy county clerk; office county buildings.
Wright A. S., homeopathic physician, south-west cor. Washington and Me- ridian sts.
WRIGHT, BLAKE & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, 63 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
OPPOSITE THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL OFFICE; COL. LOUIS EPPINGER PROPRIETOR. ( Sec ad- vertisement, p. 160.)
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MUSIC STORE,
STOWI
NO. 4 BATES HOUSE.
INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANA PIANO FORTE WARE-ROOM,
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G. W. HAWES' INDIANA STATE
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated Capital, - - $200,000.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
THOS. A. MORRIS, JNO. D. DEFREES,
W. R. NOFSINGER, J. S. HARVEY,
L. W. HASSELMAN, S. F. COVINGTON,
B. J. HATHAWAY.
S. F. COVINGTON, Sec'y. T. A. MORRIS, Pres't.
RISING SUN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated Capital, - - $100,000.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
S. HATHAWAY,
B. B. LORING,
W. H. POWELL,
JNQ. GRACE,
W. T. PATE,
GEO. GILLESPIE,
J. W. TALBOTT,
S. F. COVINGTON,
J. B. SMITII,
J. P. ULREY,
B. J. HATHAWAY,
H. P. CLORE.
B. J. HATHAWAY, Sec'y. S. HATHAWAY, Pres't.
The business of these Companies
IS CONFINED EXCLUSIVELY TO INDIANA.
Losses equitably adjusted, and Promptly Paid
Persons desiring Insurance, would consult their own interests by INSURING in the above
RELIABLE AND HOME COMPANIES.
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J. C. WELLS,
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GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CHARLES M. RASCHIG, Manufacturer and Dealer in IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC .
CIGARS
Snuff, Chewing & Smoking Tobacco, Sign of the Tin Indian, No. 15 East Washing ton Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
WRIGHT JOHN J., OF WRIGHT, BLAKE & CO.
Wright M. A., of Drs. Parry, Bullard &
Parry & Bullard, on Meridian st., a few doors south of post office.
WRIGHT J. T., OF TAYLOR, WRIGHT & HADLEY.
Wright W. G., city pump shop, Maryland st., near Virginia avenue.
Wright Willis W., Secretary of G. L. I. O. O. F., of Indiana; office Odd Fellows' Hall.
YAGER CHRISTIAN, DEALER IN GRO- CERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES, LI- QUORS, &c., 185 EAST WASHING- TON ST.
YANDES & HINES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 211 EAST WASHINGTON ST., SECOND FLOOR.
YANDES JAMES W., EXECUTIVE COM- MITTEE INDIANAPOLIS, PITTS- BURGH AND CLEVELAND R. R. CO .; OFFICE COR. MERIDIAN AND LOUISIANA STS.
Yandes & Co., wholesale dealers in all kinds of leather and tanners' oil, 38 East Washington st.
Yandes D., sen., of Yandes & Co., 38 East Washington st.
Yandes D., jun., of Yandes & Co., 38 East Washington st.
Yohn J. C., dry goods, 23 E. Washington. YOUNGERMAN GEO., GROCERY AND BAKERY, 200 EAST WASHING- TON ST.
Youngerman C., wagon manufacturer, Delaware, bet. Washington & Market. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION READING ROOMS, NO. 2 SOUTH MERIDIAN ST., SECOND FLOOR.
Zumbush T., jeweler, 16 East Washington st., Sentinel building.
INDIAN FIELD,
A post office of Fulton county.
INGLE,
A post office of Vanderburg county, situ- ated on the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad, ten miles north of Evansville. JOHN INGLE, POST MASTER.
IONIA,
A post office of Parke county.
IRELAND, A post office of Dubois county.
JACKSONBURGH,
mill, one carriage and wagon maker, one water saw mill, two carpenters and build- ers, one attorney at law and notary public, two coopers, one church, one tailor and clothier, one common school, with an at- tendance of seventy pupils. Population, 140.
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