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Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Armstrong Martin, blacksmith.
Austin James Rev., Christian.
Barnell Pomelia Miss, dress maker.
Beard Enos, carpenter and builder.
BERRY JOHN, POST MASTER.
Boyd Abram, farmer.
Boyd John F., justice of the peace.
Boyd S. S., physician.
Bussell James, carriage, coach and wagon maker.
Coffman John, carpenter and builder.
Dillman Jacob, blacksmith.
Duphorn John, cooper.
Foster Richard, cooper.
Gunckel Christopher, boot and shoe dealer. Patridge Daniel, tailor and clothier.
Webbert John, general store.
Webbert John, notary public.
West Charles, water saw mill.
West Charles, water grist mill.
JACKSONVILLE,
A post village of Switzerland county, 7 miles north-east of Vevay. It contains a church, school house, several stores and mechanic shops, and a Division of the Sons of Temperance. Population, 100. GEORGE MCCULLOCK, POST MASTER.
JADDEN,
A post office of Grant county. SMITH THOMAS, general store. SMITH THOMAS, POST MASTER.
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A post office of Wayne county, situated 7 miles north-west of Centreville, and 60 miles east of Indianapolis. It contains one general store, two boot and shoe stores, Wright; office at the old stand of two blacksmith shops, one water grist
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JALAPA,
A post village of Grant county, situated 7 miles from Marion, on the Richmond and Logansport State road. It contains four blacksmith shops, one boot and shoe store, two carpenters and builders, one cabinet maker and furniture dealer, one carriage and wagon maker, three gen- eral stores, two dress makers, one grist mill, one harness maker, one hide and leather dealer, one tavern, two physi- cians, one saw mill (water), one cooper, one tailor and clothier, one shingle fac- tory, one carding machine, and one school with an average attendance of 40 pupils. Population, 150.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Baird & Son, boot and shoe dealers.
Branson II. C., carriage and wagon maker. Brodbenk R., proprietor of water carding machine.
Caldren W. R., school teacher.
Cox Eli S., cooper.
Egbert G., shingle maker.
Fields Russell, tailor and clothier.
Frantz & Swaffer, general store.
Hamilton J., hide and leather dealer. Jackson C., general store. JACKSON C., POST MASTER
Jacobs L. D., proprietor of water grist mill. Jacobs L. D., proprietor of water saw mill. Jolinson A. Mrs., dress maker. Keltner M. J. Mrs., dress maker. Payton Wm., physician and surgeon. Sherman S., carpenter and builder. Sherman S. M., cabinet & furniture dealer. Spealman & Frame, blacksmiths. Stover & Nichols, blacksmiths. Taylor D., physician and surgeon. Webster W. R., general store. Webster W. R., tavern keeper. Winters E., carpenter and builder. Woodward W. P., harness maker.
JAMESTOWN,
A post village of Boone county, situated 12 miles from Lebanon, the county seat, twenty-eight miles north-west of Indiana- polis, 135 miles from Cincinnati, on the i waters of Eel River, and on the railroad leading from Indianapolis to Crawfords- ville, 16 miles from the latter place. The surrounding country is rich and fertile, producing corn, wheat and oats in abun- dance, also cattle, hogs, sheep, &c. It contains three general stores, one grocery, one steam flouring mill, one steam saw muill, two blacksmiths, one boot and shoe munker, two carpenters, two cabinet ma- kers, two carriage makers, one dress ma- ker, one harness maker, one hotel, one attorney at law, one magistrate, three
physicians, one painter, two churches, one woolen factory and spinning machine, and one school, with an attendance of forty pupils. Population, 150.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Andrews Jacob, physician and surgeon .. Andrews Jacob, farmer.
Andrews T. A., proprietor hotel.
Bradberry Win., farmer.
Burk George L., physician and surgeon.
Burk William R., carpenter and builder.
CAMPLIN J. L., POST MASTER. -
Camplin J. L., grocer.
Carter Win., painter.
Carter Wm., cabinet and furniture dealer. Crosby A., carriage and wagon maker.
Galvan C. C., attorney at law.
Galvan A., farmer.
Galvan A., general store.
Hanaker John W., proprietor of steam saw mill.
Hendrickson H. D., cabinet and furniture dealer.
Jackson Isaac N., carpenter and builder.
McCeane Wm., justice of the peace.
McCeane William & Sons, proprietors of steam saw mill.
McPheters A. C., physician and surgeon. Myers Henry, shoe maker.
Penny A., carriage and wagon maker.
Piersole D. J., general store.
Sommerville S. B., harness maker.
Stewart Isaac, blacksmith.
Stoutsman John, Blacksmith.
Walker Mrs. L. A., dress maker.
Wilson Wm. M., general store.
JASPER,
The seat of justice of Dubois county, is situated on Patoka Creek, 44 miles south- cast of Vincennes, 50 miles north-east of Evansville, and 120 miles south-west of Indianapolis. This town was first settled in 1830, and, for intelligence and enter- prise, compares favorably with her cotem- poraries. Population, about 1,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Adams W. C., attorney at law.
Bickwermert J. B., county commissioner. DeBruler & Smith, attorneys at law.
DeBruler Thos. F., of DeBruler & Smith. Eckert Alois, proprietor steam wool card- ing machine.
Edmonston Bazil B., county clerk.
Green Lewis, county commissioner. Herman Jacob, county sheriff.
Jasper Weekly Courier, Mehringer, Doane & Smith, publishers.
Jerger Stephen, county recorder.
Jerger Stephen, dealer in ready made . clothing.
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Kemp Benjamin R., county surveyor. Mader Conrad, dealer in boots, shoes, su- gar, coffee, and of all sorts of liquors. Mehringer, Doane & Smith, publishers of Jasper Weekly Courier. Mehringer John, county auditor. Newton Issac, druggist.
Nicholson Harvey, county commissioner. Schuelterman Wm., county coroner.
Smith Rodolphus, of DeBruler & Smith. Stephenson Edward, county treasurer. Wellman R. M., physician and surgeon.
JAY,
The seat of justice of Jay county, is situated on the Salamonie River, and on the plank road from Winchester to Fort Wayne, 90 miles east of north-east from Indianapolis. This town was laid out in 1837 under the name of Portland, which was changed only a few years since to that of Jay. It now has a population of about 1,000, and, in a commercial as well as agricultural point of view, is destined to become a place of much importance.
NOTE .- Arrangements were made for a full list of business names and statistics, which did not arrive in time for insertion.
JEFFERSON,
A post village of Clinton county, situated 4 miles west of Frankfort, the county seat, 21 miles south-east of Lafayette, and 46 miles south-west of Indianapolis. It con- tains one hotel, one general store, five blacksmiths, one boot and shoe maker, three carpenters, one wagon maker, two harness makers, one grocer, three resident farmers, one justice of the peace, one cooper, one tailor, three physicians, two clergymen, four churches, and two schools, with an average attendance of eighty pupils. Population, 400.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Arnold A., wagon maker.
Baker A., farmer. Baldridge S. C. Rev., Seceders, Braden B., farmer.
Campbell J. C., harness maker.
Clark J. M., physician and surgeon.
Clinton House, proprietor. J. A. Saylor. FISHER T., POST MASTER.
Fisher T., carpenter and builder. Fisher T., town trustee.
Gamble John, physician and surgeon.
Gish G. W., harness maker. Hall M., town trustee. Hamil Henry, blacksmith.
Hopp Frederick, blacksmith.
Lough Pleasant, blacksmith. Lough Jonas, blacksmith. Low & Hanlon, coopers.
McNutt S., town trustee. McNutt, S., general store.
MeStrickard Wm., boot and shoe store and maker.
Miller A. O., physician and surgeon.
Rash G. B., general store.
Rash G., B., justice of peace.
Seutton J. M., groceries.
Seutton J. M., tailor and clothier.
Snep H. A. Rev., United Brethren. Smith Daniel, blacksmith.
Thomas John, carpenter and builder.
Uitz Geo., carpenter and builder.
JEFFERSONVILLE,
A City of Clark county, situated on the Ohio river, at the head of the Falls, nearly opposite Louisville, Kentucky, 40 miles be- low Madison, 4 miles above New Albany, and 12 miles south-west from Charlestown, the county seat. It is located on the site of old fort Steuben, on elevated ground affording a delightful view of the city of Louisville, of the meandering Ohio for several miles. with its verdaut islands, winding its way among the sloping hills, whose rich foliage could be but equalled by the famous Alpines, the vine-clad hills of Spain or the dazzling Orient. The Ohio is about a mile wide at this point, and at its lowest stage has water suffi- cient for boats of the largest class. The fall here is twenty-two feet in less than two miles, affording a water power un- surpassed if not unequalled in the United States, and which has laid entirely unim- proved until within the past three years. There is now one fine flouring mill in suc- cessful operation and capable of turning out one hundred and fifty barrels of flour per day at any season of the year. In point of manufacturing facilities, Jeffer- sonville stands without a rival. She is the present terminus of the Jeffersonville and Indianapolis Railroad, and with a canal around the falls, might become the most important point on the Ohio river. The State Prison located here, is always full, and adds but little, if any, to the morality or prosperity of the place.
The facilities for steamboat building are good, and which has been extensively car- ried on heretofore.
The streets run at right angles, are wide and well paved. There are more miles of paving in this town than in any other place of its size in the state. It contains one of the finest Houring mills in the state, has several manufacturing establishments, stores, &c. Population 3,500.
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Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Arnold J., barber.
Baker B., boot and shoe maker.
Barker J. W., cancer doctor. Barnaby Henry, coal dealer. Bass N. A., grocer.
BEACH W. D., produce and commission merchant, agent for the sale of Ka- nawha and Alum salt and hydraulic cement.
Bleyle Frederick, manufacturer, importer and wholesale and retail dealer in caps, hats, &c., Spring st.
Branch Bank, W. H. Fogg, cashier. Buchwalter B., boot and shoe maker.
Burke J., dealer in flour and produce. Caldwell J. G. & Son, druggists.
CALDWELL W. W., POST MASTER.
Carter Nelson, (colored) barber. Chamberlain E. C., grocer.
Clarke Lodge No. 20, (Masonic.)
Collum W. F., physician and surgeon.
Cox John P., operator at Union Telegraph Office.
Cummins F. M., proprietor Pearl Street House.
Davis James S., grocer.
DAMRON W. G., MANUFACTURER OF STEEL PLOWS, STEEL MOLD BOARDS, PLOW HANDLES AND WAGONS, SPRING STREET.
Dedrick & Vandyke, wholesale grocers, and produce and commission mer- chants, and dealers in salt, fish, &c., Spring street, near depot.
DOWNES, MITCHELL & CO., STEAM- BOAT CABINET HOUSE BUILD- ERS, &c.
Downes T. J., grocer.
Dryden David M., grocer.
Dunlop J. V., ( colored) barber.
Dyer B. F., of Jacobs & Dyer.
Eaken W. W., grocer.
Edee C. T., dealer in dry goods, boots, shoes, &c.
Edgerle Geo. W., physician and surgeon. Fairchild & Hamilton, wooden bowl fac- tory.
Fogg W. H., cashier branch bank.
FRENCH W. M., EDITOR AND PUBLISH- ER REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER, AND JOB PRINTER.
FRENCH S., REPUBLICAN NEWSPA- PER AND JOB PRINTING ESTAB- LISHMENT, W. M. FRENCH, EDI- TOR AND PUBLISHER.
Fullilove L., of J. W. Hensley & Co.
Glover R. R., commission merchant and dealer in grain and country produce, &c., Spring street.
Gnetig J., barber. Golden S., gun smith.
Gollub ., boot and shoe maker.
Greiner John, baker and confectioner. Gresham R. H., importer, dealer and com- mission merchant in hardware, cut- lery, &c., south-west corner Spring and Chestnut streets.
Guy & Combs, cabinet furniture dealers. HOUSTON J. B., DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, GOLD PENS, SILVER WARE, &c.
Harness F., monumental marble worker. HARVEY & RAY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, OFFICE IN BRANCH BANK BUILD- ING.
Hensler Louis, wagon maker.
Hensley J. W. & Co., forwarding and commission merchants, and dealers in groceries and produce, corner Pearl and Chestnut streets.
Hesse J., confectioner.
Homes & Thias, bakers and confectioners. Holland Dr., physician and surgeon.
Holt A., cabinet and furniture dealer and undertaker.
Holzbroc George, blacksmith.
HOWARD J. G. & M. H., ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Howard D. & J., proprietors steam saw mill and ship yard.
HOWARD A. J., EDITOR NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
Howard T. J. & Co., proprietors National Democrat.
Hulse B., city auctioneer.
Hurst Wm. H., attorney at law.
Hynes Kate Miss, milliner.
Jacobs & Dyer, wholesale and retail deal- ers in groceries, produce, and com- mission merchants, corner Spring and Front streets.
Jacobs William S., of Jacobs & Dyer. Jasper George, pump maker.
Jeffersonville and Louisville Ferry Com- pany, H. Mabury superintendent.
Jefferson Lodge No. 3, ( Odd Fellows.) Johnson & Poindexter, dealers in hard- ware, stoves, pumps, &c., Spring st., near river.
Johnson B. A., librarian, workingmen's library.
JOHNSON J., druggist and apothecary.
Johnson B. A., of Johnson & Poindexter .. Kane J. W., carriage manufacturer. Karr A., merchant tailor.
Kegwin E., ambrotypist.
Lansman K., boot and shoe maker.
Latimer & Wiley, druggists and apoth- caries.
Leutz N. & Bro., saddle and harness ma- kers.
Logan & Stratton, proprietors steam saw and planing mill.
Louis Julius & Bro., manufacturers of all kinds of oil stones. McGonnigal D., carpenter and joiner.
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MANSION HOUSE
Cor. Spring & Market Sts.,
JEFFERSONVILLE,
INDIANA.
GEO. H. KRAM, Proprietor.
MANSION HOUSE, COR. SPRING AND MARKET STS., GEO. H. KRAM, PROPRIETOR. (See card.)
Mahar D., grocer.
MATTHEWS NICHOLAS, JUSTICE OF PEACE.
Merriwether W. L., druggist and apothe- cary.
Miles John H., grocer and general dealer, Spring st., (west side) next door to Mansion House.
Myers M., boot and shoe dealer.
Nagel Henry, confectionery and toy store.
Nahm L., dealer in ready-made clothing. NATIONAL DEMOCRAT, T. J. HOWARD & CO., PROPRIETORS, A. J. HOW- ARD, EDITOR.
New Lowell, flouring mills, Smith & Smyser, proprietors.
Nixon B. F., dealer in watches and jew- elry.
Ohio Falls Temple of Honor No. 3.
PADDOCK & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND PROPRIETORS WHARF BOAT. Pearl Street House, corner Pearl and Ma- ple sts., F. M. Cummins, proprietor. Pile R. C. & Co., dealers in hardware, cutlery. &c.
Poindexter G., of Johnson & Poindexter. Prather J. W., dry goods dealer.
READ JOHNSON F., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY HUBLIC.
REID JAMES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, AND REAL ES- TATE AGENT. Reipschlager A., boot and shoe maker. Ricketts & Co., coopers.
ROBINSON & ANDERSON, STEAM EN- GINE BUILDERS. IRON FOUNDRY, AND MACHINIST'S. Rose G. W., proprietor Union Mill. Rosenthal J., wholesale and retail dealer in clothing, south-east corner Front and Spring sts.
Rosenthal J., manufacturer of clothing. Roll W. S., boot and shoe maker.
Runyan Joseph, grocer.
Russell J. B., boot and shoe maker.
Selliger H. Mrs., milliner.
Schneck L., baker and confectioner. Shryer John D., mayor.
Silberman L., dry goods dealer.
SMITH & SMYSER, PROP'RS FLOURING MILLS.
Snyder Samuel, boot and shoe maker.
Sparks Levi & Bro., wholesale and retail dealers in foreign and domestic dry goods, &c., Spring, between Market and Front sts.
Steele W. A., dealer in groceries, produce, and all kinds of whiskies, wines, &c., Spring st., near Front.
Sterling & Moon, machinists, brass found- ers, and manufacturers of agricultural implements.
Swartz Geo. W., dealer in all kinds of dry goods, ladies' and gentlemen's furnishing goods, north-east corner Spring and Market sts.
Tabor Lodge, No. 92 (I. O. O. F.)
Talbot D. L., surgeon dentist.
Taylor Benjamin, grocer.
Thomson (Mrs.A .) & Bottroff, milliners.
Ulsas J., boot and shoe maker.
Union Hotel, G. W. Rose, proprietor.
Vatch M. W., proprietor livery stable. Ware, John & Bro., coopers.
Ward H. N., dealer in queensware.
Wallace Benjamin, proprietor of livery stable.
Western Union Telegraph Office, John P. Cox, operator.
Wheeler Henry (colored), barber. Wiley D., physician and surgeon. Winesburgh & Ware, grocers.
Working Men's Library, B. A. Johnson, librarian.
Zann Rudolph, butcher.
JENNINGS,
A post office of Franklin county, situated on Pike Creek, 65 miles south-east of Indianapolis, and 5 miles north of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad. It contains one water flouring mill, one gro- cery, one water saw mill, one tannery, and one church. Population, 50.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Alley Win., carpenter. Anderson Joseph, carpenter. Humpart Wm., tanner. Jones Jeremiah, proprietor flouring mill. Jones Jeremiah, proprietor saw mill. ROACH JOEL T., POST MASTER.
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JEROME,
A post village of Greene township, How- ard, county, situated twelve miles from Kokomo, the county seat, was laid out by Hampton Brown, Esq., and was settled in 1847. It is 6 miles north-east of the Cin- cinnati and Chicago Railroad, and equi- distant between Cincinnati and Chicago. It contains one hotel, two general stores, three blacksmiths, three carpenters, one cabinet maker, one water flouring mill, one dealer in hides and leather, four resi- dent farmers, one attorney and notary public, one lumber dealer, one justice of the peace, one water saw mill, one painter, two tanneries, one saddler, one gunsmith, two physicians, two churches, two clergy- men, and one school of fifty pupils. Pop- ulation, 150.
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Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Allen Wm., carpenter and builder. BALDWIN C. P., POST MASTER.
Baldwin C. P., justice of the peace. Baldwin C. P., hide and leather dealer. Ban Wm., town trustee.
Brimful James, gunsmith.
Brown & Reed, proprietors water grist mill.
Brown & Reed, lumber dealers.
Brown Harvey, farmer.
Brown Joseph, of Brown & Reed.
Brown H., general store.
Brown Harvy, town treasurer.
Can Daniel, town trustee.
Erlonger John M., physician and surgeon.
Galway F., tanner and currier.
Gardner James, blacksmith.
Gardner James, farmer. Garrell A. V. Rev., Methodist.
Hawkins Wm., town clerk.
Hawkins John, carpenter and builder.
Hawkins Win., saddler.
Lancaster E. H., painter.
Lancaster E. II., cabinet and furniture dealer.
Lancaster E. H., carpenter and builder.
Moore John H., blacksmith.
Morris Daniel R., blacksmith.
Overmyer Henry, tanner and currier. Peel Edward, town trustee.
Reeder J. H., general store.
Reed Wm., of Brown & Reed.
Shawhen John S., farmer. .
Shawhen John S., proprietor of Shawhen House.
Shawhen House, John S. Shawhen, propri- etor.
Shawhen John S., attorney at law and notary public.
Whitaker J. Rev., Baptist.
White Robert B., physician and surgeon. Wemer Jacob, farmer.
JONESBORO,
A post village of Grant county, is situated near the center of the county, on the west bank of the Mississinewa River, at the intersection of Back Creek. It is the southern terminus of the Lagro, Marion and Jonesboro plank road, and on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad. It was laid out in 1836 by Obediah Jones, and incorporated in 1853; but subsequently, by a vote of the citizens, the incorpora- tion was annulled. It is six miles south- east of Marion, the county seat, 28 miles north of Anderson, 283 miles north-west of Muncie, 140 miles north-west of Cin- cinnati. It contains ten general stores, one clothing store, two excellent flouring mills, one woolen factory, one bakery and confectionery, eight blacksmiths, three boot and shoe stores, seven carpenters and builders, six cabinet makers and furniture dealers, two clergymen, two dress makers and milliners, three harness makers, one grocery, one tanner and cur- rier, five physicians, one flour and grain store, four attorneys at law and notaries public, one water grist mill, two hotels, one sash and blind factory, one stove and tin store, two painters, two churches, one dealer in hides 'and leather, one tailor, one common school, with an attendance of seventy-five pupils, and one private school, with an attendance of fifty pupils. Popu- lation, 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Baell J. C., harness maker.
Barnard A. L., justice of the peace.
Becht J., harness maker.
Benbon Jesse, blacksmith.
Brush well J., boot and shoe dealer.
Bussenbark L. F., stove and furnace deal- ers.
Carr Abram, wagon maker.
Clark J. H., farmer.
Dever Sarah Miss, milliner and dress ma- ker. Douglass G. A. & Co., sash and blind fac- tory.
Douglass George, cabinet maker and fur- niture dealer.
Ellis Robert, carpenter and builder.
Fankhoner Morris, carpenter and builder.
Fankboner [John, proprietor water grist mill.
Fankboner John, justice of the peace.
Forrester Jacob V., harness maker.
Futrell Enos, grocery.
Futrell Enos, grocery and confectionery.
Gorden Nathan, attorney at law and no- tary public.
Gripper & Corder, general store.
Hahn Ezra, chair maker.
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Harrison Noah, general store.
Harris Noah, farmer.
Hatt Daniel, farmer.
Hillman Phineas, blacksmith. Hillman Abijah, blacksmith. Hillman Daniel, blacksmith. Hoover Samnel S., physician. Humphries Jonathan, water saw mill. Jackson J., plow maker and machinist. Jay Samuel & Co., general store.
Jay J., general store.
Jay J., flour and grain dealer.
Jessop Enos, carpenter and builder.
Johnson Joseph, physician.
Jones J. H., attorney at law and notary public.
Jones E. P., physician.
Jones C. R., painter.
Jones L. A. Mrs., milliner and dress maker.
Jones Charles R., carriage manufacturer. Kepler Jacob, blacksmith.
Kepler Jacob, plow maker and machinist. Marshall Samuel, carpenter and builder. McCoy Holmes, carpenter and builder.
Meek John A., physician.
Moore Edward, boot and shoe dealer.
Moore Thomas, carpenter and builder.
Moore J. W., wagon maker.
Morrow Joseph, sen., general store.
Morrow Joseph, jun., cabinet maker and furniture dealer.
Parker Samuel, carpenter and builder.
Pierce L. D., physician.
Pool J. M., boot and shoe dealer.
Russel & Dolman, flour and grain deal- ers.
Russel & Dolman, general store.
Sanford A. W., attorney at law and no- tary public.
Small Reuben, water grist mill.
Smith Henry, blacksmith.
Smith Benj. Rev., Methodist.
Soloman & Daily, general store.
Spencer W. F., drug store.
Spencer House, W. F. Spencer, prop'r.
Spencer W. F., prop'r Spencer House. SPENCER W. F., POST MASTER.
Stewart Hudson, clothier.
Thomas J. Rev., Society of Friends. Whitron David, blacksmith.
Whitron Ira, wagon maker.
Whitewet Wm., hides and leather.
Whitewet Win., tanner and currier. Wilson Alfred, brick maker.
Wiley Henderson, carpenter and builder. Wiley H. H., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. Wiley G. W., carpenter and builder. Wilson John, farmer,
JONES' STATION,
A post office of Dearborn county, situated on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, 14 | Witt Wm., blacksmith.
miles west of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat, and about 80 miles from Indianapo- lis.
RESIDENTS.
FOX S. W., POST MASTER. GAREY CHARLES A.
MULFORD JOHN L. SHUTTS JOHN.
JONESVILLE,
A post village of Wayne township, Bar- tholomew county, 10 miles from Columbus, the county seat, situated on the Jefferson- ville Railroad, 52 miles south from Indi- anapolis, and 97 miles west from Cincin- nati. It contains one hotel, two general stores, two blacksmiths, two boot and shoe makers, one brick maker, one carpenter, two carriage and wagon factories, an ex- press office, two dress makers, one steam flouring mill, one steam saw mill, one har- ness maker, one attorney at law, three physicians, one stove and tin shop, one cooper, one tailor, one coverlet weaver, five clergymen, and one church. Popula- tion, 270.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Allendorf Wm., boot and shoe dealer.
Barnes John C. Rev., Christian.
Carter W. S., prop'r Jonesville Hotel.
Carter W. S. Rev., Methodist.
Chote T. R., boot and shoe dealer.
Creuch H., brick maker.
Frazee Lewis, physician and surgeon.
Griffith Mrs. M. M., dress maker.
Hammond J. M; carriage and wagon maker.
Hays G. W., prop'r steam grist mill.
Jonesville Hotel, W. S. Carter, prop'r.
Knowlton James F., physician and sur- geon.
Korman B., stove dealer and tinsmith.
Lind C. T. Rev., Christian.
Lind C. T., physician and surgeon.
McCrea A. J., carriage and wagon maker.
McMarshal A., express agent.
Minckner Wm., tailor and clothier.
Noblet James F., carpenter and builder.
Patrick R. M., attorney at law.
Pennie Fletcher, blacksmith.
Penett W. W. Rev., Methodist.
Rea S. L., general store.
Rea S. L. Rev., Methodist.
Ren S. S., prop'r steam saw mill.
Shockby Mrs. Nancy, dress maker.
Stewart James G., harness maker.
Tucker James, general store.
TUCKER JAMES, POST MASTER.
Wantlard John, cooper.
Wantlard Isaac, cooper.
Witt Harmon, coverlet manufacturer.
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JORDAN, A post office of Randolph county.
JORDAN VILLAGE, A post office of Owen county.
JULIET,
A post village of Lawrence county, situ- ated on the New Albany and Salem Rail- road, 6 miles south of Bedford, the county seat. Population about 100.
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