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No. 2, GOOD INTENT ENGINE COMPANY. President, Henry Harrington. Vice President, Garrison Stoy. Secretary, Patrick Feeley. Treasurer, S. S. Shaffer.
No. 3, KOSSUTH ENGINE COMPANY. President, Jno. B. Ruger. Vice President, Nicholas Preibling. Secretary, Charles Weigele. Treasurer, Anthony Courtney.
No. 4, FAIR PLAY ENGINE CMPANY. President, David Harbough. Vice President, J. Rank. Secretary, William Richards. Treasurer, Peter Dienhart.
CHURCHES.
Baptist Church, west side of Missouri, be- tween Ferry and Main sts., Rev. T. L. Breckenridge, Pastor.
Catholic, ( English,) corner Brown and Mississippi sts., Rev. Daniel Maloney. Catholic, (German,) corner Chesnut and Ferry, sts., Rev.
Christian Church, east side Missouri, be- tween Brown and North, Rev. John Longley.
Episcopal Church, north-east corner Mis- sonri and Ferry, Rev. Anthony Ten Broeck.
Lutheran, (German,) north side Ferry, be- tween Pearl and Clark, Rev. Fred- erick Koenig.
Methodist, ( W. C.,) north-west corner Mississippi and Ferry, Rev. A. A. Gee.
Methodist ( E. C.) south-east coner of Clark and Cincinnati; Rev. J. C. Reed, pastor.
German Methodist, Rev. J. H. A. Fuss, pastor.
Presbyterian, ( 1st, ) west side Missouri, between Sonth and Columbia, Rev. R. H. Allen, pastor.
Presbyterian, (24,) north-east corner Main and Missouri sts.
The Associate Reformed (2d ) Presbyterian Church, Ferry, between Missouri and Pearl.
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United Brethren, west side Pearl, between Union and Salem.
Unitarian Congregation, meets in Melo- deon Hall. Universalist, corner Main and Clark.
GREENBUSH CEMETERY ASSOCIA- TION,
Was organized in 1848, under charter from the Legislature, by the following persons, who advanced funds to buy the ground : D. Ross, O. L. Clark, M. D., J. S. Hanna, R. H. Eldridge, T. P. Emerson, M. S. Scudder, L. B. Stockton, Z. Baird, G. S. Orth, E. Jewett, M. D., Jesse An- drew, N. H. Stockwell, W. F. Reynolds, C. Ball, C. F. Wilstach, M. D., R. S. Ford, J. F. Clark, T. S. Cox, John Purdue, J. B. McFarland, M. D., Robt. Heath, and Wm. P. Heath.
The proceeds from the sale of lots is to constitute a permanent fund, the interest of which will be applied to the improve- ment of the ground.
The present Trustees are G. S. Orth, David Ross, and R. H. Eldridge.
R. H. Eldridge, Secretary and Treasu- rer, office at Eldridge's drug store.
Geo. Deal, Sexton, residence South, ad- joining Cemetery grounds.
POST OFFICE.
Office south side Main, between Ohio and Wabash streets; open at 7 A. M., closes at 7 P. M .; open Sundays from 9 to 10 A. M.
THOMAS WOOD, POST MASTER.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
ÆTNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, W. H. LEVERING, STATE AGENT. ( See advertisement, page 142).
Allen R. H. Rev., (Presbyterian), north- east cor. Wall and Columbia sts.
Allen J. S., justice of the peece ; office, west side of Illinois bet. South and Columbia ; residence, south-east cor. Main and Lonard.
Allen J. S., township librarian; library at justice office.
Allen Wm., blacksmith, east side Missouri bet. Brown and Cincinnati sts.
Ambel Lewis, brick layer, south side Con- gress bet. Jewett and Madaline.
Amberg Moses, clothier, east side of pub- lie square; residence, south side of North bet. Pearl and Clark.
American House, south-east cor. Columbia and Illinois; James J. Griffin, pro- prietor.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY. OF FICE EASTSIDE OHIO, BET.SOUTH AND COLUMBIA, CHAS. W. SCHEI- DEL, AGENT.
Archibald Robert C., carpenter, north- west cor. Salem and East sts.
Armstrong Hiram, blacksmith, cor. Union and Pearl sts.
Armstrong James, butcher, west end Cin- cinnati-st.
Armstrong Wm., south-west cor. Brown and Mississippi sts.
Avery Chas. E., residence north-east cor. Columbia and Wall sts.
Aylward Thomas, groceries and provi- sions, Columbia near Wabash.
AYRES EDWIN, MATTRASS MANU- FACTURER, No. 2 PURDUE'SBLOCK WABASH-ST.
Ayres J. E., foreman wood department of Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad car works.
Baer Joseph, general blacksmithing, south- east cor. Ohio and North sts.
Bain James, gas maker, west side Illinois between Cincinnati and Elizabeth sts. BAIRD ZEBULON, ATTORNEY AT LAW; OFFICE, NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, RESIDENCE, NORTH- WEST COR. PEARL & FERRY STS.
BAKER DR. J. E., ASSISTANT SUPER- INTENDENT TOLEDO, WABASH AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Baker J. R., manufacturer of boots and shoes, No. 4 Ball's block, north side Columbia-st., 2d floor.
Balfe G. & J., groceries and provisions, north side of Main three doors west of Mississippi-st.
Ball Cyrus, cashier of the State Bank.
Ball Gardner, book keeper with T. H. Rogers & Son ..
Ball J. P. Dr., commercial agent; boards at City Hotel.
Ball J. C., teacher; residence, east side of Chestnut bet. Union & Elizabeth sts.
BALL P. & O., WHOLESALE GROCE- RIES, LIQUORS AND NAILS, No. 7 COMMERCIAL BLOCK, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Ball Owen (of P. & O. B.); residence, south side of South-st. bet. Missouri and Wall.
Ball Peter (of P. & O. B.); residence, east side Wall bet. New York and Oregon streets.
Ball Pierson, veterinary surgeon; board- ing and livery stable, west side Ohio bet. Ferry and Brown sts.
Balter John, cabinet maker, east end of Union-st.
Bangs Chas., commission merchant, north- west cor. Clark and Columbia sts.
BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA,
MOSES FOWLER, PRESIDENT; J.
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C. BROCKENBROUGH, CASHIER. | Beegan M. P., teacher; residence, north-
OFFICE, SOUTH-EAST COR. MAIN AND ILLINOIS STS., EAST SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE.
Bannister Nathaniel, saloon keeper, north- east cor. Union and Illinois sts.
Bannister Nathan (colored), saloon keeper, east side of Kentucky bet. Oregon and Alabama sts.
BANSEMER & BROTHER, WHOLESALE GROCERS, COR. MAIN AND WA- BASH STS.
Bansemer J. C. (of B. & Bro.), Brown-st., bet. East and Clark.
Bansemer G. A., boards at the Bramble House.
Baptist Church, west side of Missouri-st. bet. Ferry and Main.
BARBEE, BROWN & CO., (WM. BAR- BEE, JOSEPH BROWN, J. L. MERE- DITH, THOS. BARBEE,) LAFAY- ETTE BANK, COR. COLUMBIA AND OHIO STS.
Barford Charles., butcher; residence, east side Ohio between Romig and Foun- tain sts.
Barford Wm., boiler maker, east side Ohio bet. Romig and Fountain sts.
Barnard Obed (Brown & Barnard), north- west cor. Pearl and Union.
Barnes John, watchman New Albany and Salem R. R. Depot.
Barr Peter, carriage trimmer; boards at Dell's Hotel.
Barres S. A., shoe maker; boards at the American House.
Bates John E., potter; residence, east side Mississippi bet. Cincinnati and Eliza- beth sts.
BATES W. H. H., printer; boards north- west cor. Ohio and Ferry sts.
Bates Hiram S., stone cutter; boards at Dell's Hotel.
Baugher Frank, blacksmith; residence, east side Missouri bet. South and Alabama sts.
Bayle B. & Co., bakers and confectioners, east side public square.
Bayle George & Co., manufacturers and dealers in boots and shoes, No. 2 Commercial Block, south side public square.
Bayless John, miller, west side Missouri bet. Kossuth and Fairmount sts.
Beach J. L. (HI. M. Carter & Co.); resi- idence, south side Ferry bet. Pearl and Missouri sts.
Beck Jacob, street commissioner ; office, at Mayor's office.
Bedford J. (., teacher; residence, north- west cor. Cincinnati and Mississippi streets.
BEDWIN ISRAEL, FREIGHT AGENT, TOLEDO, WABASH AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
west cor. Pearl and Main sts.
Begley M., Kalamazoo House, north side Main bet. Wabash and Ohio sts.
Behm & Taylor, attorneys at law; office, Taylor's block, north-west cor. public square.
Behm Godlove O., attorney at law, north- east cor. Mississippi and Ferry sts.
Bemiss & Brother, confectionery and ice cream saloon, south side of the public square.
Bemiss Elijah, north side Ferry bet. Pearl and Clark sts.
Bemiss Washington (of B. & Brother).
Bemiss Augustus (of B. & Brother ).
Bemiss Elijah, jr., drayman, west side of Missouri bet. Wall and Cincinnati streets.
Benbridge Thos. T., collector of tolls, Wa- bash and Erie Canal; office, south- west cor. Main and Wabash sts.
Benbridge Thos. T., jr., with Fowler, Earl & Bruce.
Benbridge Richard, book keeper, with Bransemer & Bro.
Bennett George E., machinist, Burnett House.
Bertagnia Leonardo, plaster paris toys, north-east corner Oregon and Mis- souri sts.
Biagi Raffiello, manufacturer of plaster paris toys, north-east cor. Missouri and Oregon sts.
Bindroff Wm, machinist, with J. Hubler. Bishop Martin, fariner, west side Pearl bet. Union and Hartford.
BIXLER & IDDINGS, GUNS, PISTOLS, SPORTING IMPLEMENTS AND AM- MUNITION, NORTH SIDE COLUM- BIA-ST. BET. WABASH AND OHIO STREETS.
Bixler John, south sile Alabama between Mississippi and Illinois.
Bloom John, clothing and furnishing goods, south side of public square.
Blyth James, manufacturer of furniture upholstery, south side Main bet. Wa- bash and Ohio.
Bolling J. M., shoe maker, Alabama near Wabash-st.
Boswell John, saddler; boards west side Mississippi bet. Union and Salem sts. Bower Jacob, wagon maker, east end of Main-st.
Brackney Benjamin, house mover; resi- dence, west side Mississippi-st. near Romig-st.
Bradfield Abiel J., law student with Huff & Jones.
BRAMBLE HOUSE, A. HULBERT, PRO- PRIETOR, SOUTH-EAST COR. OHIO AND SOUTH STREETS. (See adver- tisoment, page 205.)
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W. H. HATCHER.
O. W. PEIRCE.
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Brawley Daniel, insurance agent; office, south side public square.
BRECKENRIDGE & JENKINS, PROPRI- ETORS LAFAYETTEMILLS, NORTH END ILLINOIS-ST. ABOVE WA- BASH BRIDGE.
Breckenridge T. L. Rov .; residence, east part city near Loyd's garden.
BRECKWEG JOSEPH, TOBACCONIST, NORTH SIDE MAIN BET. ILLINOIS AND MISSISSIPPI.
Brigham Wm. (of Pyke, Ford & Co.); boards at City Hotel.
BROCKENBROUGH J. C., CASHIER OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF IN- DIANA.
Brockenbrough B., book keeper, Bank of the State of Indiana.
Broman Conrad, shoe maker at the Boston shoe store.
Brookman S., patent right dealer: boards at Burnett House.
BROWN JOSEPH, of Barbee, Brown & Co.
Brown Jane Mrs., boarding house, north side North-st. bet. Ford and Lonard streets.
Brown Edward O., telegraph operator, Western Union Telegraph Company ; office, north-east cor. public square. Brown Daniel, cooper, south side Cincin- nati bet. Chesnut and Clark.
Brown Thomas, cooper, east side Missis- sippi bet. Union and Salem.
Brown Oliver ( of II. Taylor & Co.); boards at Bramble House.
Brown Geo., architect and builder, west side Ohio near Alabama.
Brown & Barnard, forwarding and com- mission merchants, on Wabash and Erie Canal, foot North-st.
Brown James M., with Brown & Bar- nard.
Brown E. A. (of Brown & Barnard).
Brown L. M. (of Purdue, Brown & Co.), south-east cor. Salem and Clark sts. Bruce Henry C., of Fowler, Earl & Bruce. Brush Stephen A., grain buyer; residence east side Missouri bet. Columbia and Main sts.
Bryant Lewis, boarding house, east side East between Brown and North.
Buck James, commission merchant, bet. Weaver's block, Corn-st.
Bunce Chas. F., saloon keeper, Ohio-st., opposite Jones' Hotel.
Burnett House, J. W. Fitzpatrick, propri- etor.
Burt E. M. dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, carpets, oil cloth, etc., No. 5 Commercial Block, south side public square.
Burt L. C., salesman ; residence, south side Columbia-st. bet. Mississippi and Missouri sts.
Burtch C. (colored), butcher, west side Illinois near Fountain.
Burwell John, jeweler, west side Missouri bet. Brown and Cincinnati.
Bush Ezra, commission merchant, east side Kentucky between Oregon and New York sts.
Buscher H., boot and shoe manufacturer, south-west cor. Columbia and Missis- sippi streets.
Butler James, freight conductor Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad; residence, near cor. Mulberry and Wabash sts.
Byrnes John, saloon, near T. W. & W R. R., bet. North and Ferry.
Campbell James, foreman Boston shoe store.
Campbell Wm. J., carpenter, north-east cor. Clark and Brown.
Campbell James, engineer, Ohio st.
Carman Wm., woolen manufacturer, at Hogeland's woolen factory.
Carnahan A. G., manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, No. 9 south side public square.
Carnahan James G., south side Ferry, bet. Pearl and Missouri.
Carnahan Robert B., copyist, south side Ferry, bet. Pearl and Missouri.
Carnahan Isaac V., north side North, bet. Lonard and Chesnut.
Carnahan T. A., painter, west side publie square.
CARROLL W. B., foreman job printing office, Luse & Wilson.
CARROLL J. H., foreman Daily Courier office.
Carroll Edward, teamster, north-cast cor. Cincinnati and Lonard.
Carter H. M. & Co., agricultural ware- house, No. 7 Purdue's block, Wabash street.
Carter H. M. (H. M. C. & Co.), bds. Bram- ble House.
Carter Jesse, foreman with Tinckler.
Case Albert, musician, res. north-east cor. Chesnut and Elizabeth.
Case Wm., harness maker, bds. north-east cor. Ohio and Ferry.
Case James, harness inaker, res. north- east cor. Ohio and Ferry.
Cassell Christian & Son, vinegar mann- facturers, Main, west of Wabash.
Cassel Michael, dyer, repairer and sconrer, south side Columbia, bet. Illinois and Miss.
Cassel John, deputy county auditor; office public square.
CATHOLIC CHURCH, NORTH-EAST COR. BROWN AND MISSISSIPPI, REV. D. MALONEY, PASTOR.
Cemetery (Protestant) Clark, bet. North and Ferry.
Central School House, north-east corner Brown and Missouri.
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BRAMBLE HOUSE.
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A. HULBERT, PROPRIETOR, SOUTH-EAST CORNER OHIO AND SOUTH STREETS, LAFAYETTE, INDIANA.
This elegant Hotel is the largest and most commodious, comfortable and convenient house in the city, and no pains shall be spared to render it in every way a First Class Honse. It is in the immediate neighborhood of the Business Houses of the city. Omnibusses run to and from the House to the different Railroad Depots.
FINE SUITS OF ROOMS FOR FAMILIES.
Chamberlain David J., of J. Shidler & Co., cor. West and Broadway.
Chapin Asa, with W. Woodworth.
CHASE & WILSTACH, ATTORNEYS AT . LAW; OFFICE REYNOLDS' NEW BANK BUILDING.
CHASE HIRAM W., attorney at law, south-west cor. Brown and Kentucky. Chase Andrew E., carriage maker, south- east cor. Elizabeth and Clark.
Chesnut T. Dr .; office north side public square; res. west side Mississippi, bet. Brown and Cincinnati.
Chissom Thomas J., sheriff, res. west side East st., bet. Union and Salem.
Christian Church; Rev. John Longley, pastor, east side Missouri, bet. Brown and North.
Chute James T., of Ward, Chute & Mar- tin.
Cissna George, shoe maker, north side New York, bet. Missouri and Wall.
Cissua Eli, engineer, north side New York, bet. Missouri and Wall.
Cissna Conrad, machinist, north side New York, bet. Missouri and Wall.
City Hotel, John Kullmer, prop'r, south side Main, bet. Ohio and Wabash.
City Fire Insurance Co., New Haven, Con- nectieut, Levering Bros., agents.
City Engine House, south side Columbia, bet. Mississippi and Missouri.
Clark Elizabeth, boarding house, Brown, bet. Ford and Lonard.
Clark George, painter, north-west cor. Ro- mig and Missouri.
Clark John & Bro., groceries and provis- ions, No. 6 Ball's block, north side Columbia.
Clark John & Bros. (James, Joseph and Peter), groceries and provisions. south side Columbia, bet. Ohio and Wabash. Clark James, cooper, west side Pearl, bet. Tippecanoe and Hartford.
Clark J. O., book-keeper, bds. Dell's Ho- tel.
Clark Watson, patent roofer, with Pickard.
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Clark & Fitzpatrick, clothiers, south side public square.
Cleary George H., gas fitter, bds. Dell's Hotel.
Clement J. T., dealer in boots and shoes, north-west cor. public square.
Cleveland A. J., carpenter, res. north-east cor. Mississippi and Union.
Clulow George, engineer, L. & I. R. R., res. Wabash st.
Cobler Aaron, foreman miller, star city mills, residence Columbia, bet. Mis- souri and Wall.
Coddington Benjamin, plane manufactu- rer, res. north-east cor. Clark and Cincinnati.
Coddington Wm., printer, Journal office. Coddington N. M., printer, Journal office. Cogswell Eugene B., printer, Jouanal office, bds. City Hotel.
Cole Fred. W., east side Pearl, between Cincinnati and Union.
Colegrove James, miller, north side Pearl, bet. Clark and Chesnut.
Coleman W. S., tinsmith, east side, bet. Brown and Cincinnati.
Collier Thomas, machinist, L. & I. R. R. car works.
Collier Charles, of Taylor & Collier, north- east cor. Ferry and Ohio.
Collier Charles, Supt. Gas Works, north- east cor. Ferry and Ohio.
Collins Orson, with W. L. Gregory, res. north-west cor. Missouri and Eliza- beth.
Commercial Bank, Spears, Peirce & Co., north side public square.
Cond John, ambrotype and photograph gallery, south side public square. Connolly John, prop'r St. Charles Hotel, south-east cor. Ohio and Brown.
Conoly Geo., boiler maker, west side Illi- nois, bet. Romig and Fountain.
COOK PETER, BUILDER AND CON- TRACTOR IN CUT STONE WORK, SOUTH-EAST CORNER ALABAMA AND MISSOURI.
Cook Frederick, sash maker, west side Illi- nois, bet. Cincinnati and Elizabeth.
Cook Peter, lager beer saloon, east side Missouri, bet. Tippecanoe and Hart- ford.
Corbitt Thomas & Patrick, prop'rs soap and candle works, foot of Ferry st. Core Asa, saloon keeper, res. south side North, bet. Lonard and Chesnut. Core Win., steward, Bramble House. Costar Harmon, book-keeper, with Jay Mix, bds. at Lahr's Hotel.
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE, north- east cor. Ferry and Illinois sts.
Cowden Charles, printer, Courier office.
COWDREY JAMES S., M. D., ECLEC- TIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO NORTH-
EAST CORNER OHIO AND FERRY STREETS.
Cox T. S., east side Mississippi, between Ferry and North.
Cox J. B., north side Main, third door west of T. W. & W. Railroad.
Cox Alfred, (colored) fisherman, Ford, near W. V. Railroad depot.
Crain W. S., groceries and provisions, east side public square.
Cramer John, lumber dealer, north-east corner Chestnut and Brown.
Crane E. F., conductor N. A. and S. Rail- road, boards at Bramble House.
Crane Jas. D., ambrotype and photograph gallery, north-east corner , public square, over McCormick's store.
Crary G. F., south-west corner Missouri and Ferry.
Crouse F. M., boards City Hotel .;
Cunningham W. R., carpenter and joiner, north side Main, between Clark and Chesnut.
Curtis Wm. W., clerk, post-office, boards corner Missouri and Main.
Curtis S. C., (Purdue, Brown & Co.,) resi- dence East, near Brown.
Danforth Samuel, watches, jewelry and fancy goods, north-east corner public square.
Danforth J. M., book-keeper, with E. N. Kendall.
DANZIGER JOSEPH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN TOBACCO AND CIGARS, OHIO, BET. SOUTH AND COLUMBI'.
DANZIGER A., TOBACCONIST, IMPORT- ED AND DOMESTIC SNUFF AND CIGARS, SIGN OF THE "INDIAN CHILEF," EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Darby James, north side Main, bet. Mis- souri and Pearl.
Davis Samuel A., carpenter, west side East, bet. Tippecanoe and Hartford. Dedrick L. W., painter, office west side Ohio, near Main.
Dees A. W., jobbing shop, south side, bet. Illinois and Mississippi.
Defrees A. J., groceries and provisions, north side Main, bet. Illinois and Mississippi.
DELL'S HOTEL, WM. DELL, PROPRIE- TOR, SOUTH SIDE COLUMBIA, BET. ILLINOIS AND MISSISSIPPI, EAST OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Deming A. E., M. D., physician and sur- geon, residence south-east cor. Mis- souri and North.
Deming B. O., attorney at law, office Stockton's block, south side public square.
Demree R. Wilson, carriage maker, north- east cor. Clark and Columbia.
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Devault Mrs., teacher, boards north-east | Easterbrook W. D., blacksmith shop, Wa- cor. Mississippi and Alabama. bash st.
Dewey Wm., tin smith. south-west cor. Ferry and Clark.
Deyo J. W., match manufacturer, opposite N. A. & S. depot.
Dickinson I. N., south side Main, bet. Leonard and Chesnut.
Dienhart Peter, boots and shoes, south side South, bet. Ohio and Wa- bash.
Dienhart Matthias, tanner and currier, north-east cor. Ohio and Fountain.
Dillon Mary Ann Miss, dress maker, east side Illinois, bet. South and Ala- bama.
Dixon Geo., machinist, Ohio st., near Bramble House, shop South st.
DODD W. J., (of Weaver & Dodd.)
Dodd Joseph H., clerk, with C. G. Per- kins.
Dodge & Falley, wholesale dealers in boots, shoes and leather, No. 9 Pur- due's block, Wabash st.
Dodge Nathan B., (Dodge & Falley.)
Doherty Richard, civil engineer and sur- veyor, boards with Jolin Sperin.
Donahue John, grocer, residence Wabash st., south of South st.
Dorsom & Haak, blacksmiths, east end Main.
Dougherty Richard, Wabash st., near Junction.
Dresser II. H. & Co., dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, No. 6 Commercial Block, south side public square.
Dresser J. N., clerk, with H. H. D & Co. Dresser Parker, (II. B. D. & Co.)
Drost A., watch maker, bds. Lahr's Hotel.
Drost Henry, watch maker, with M. Rose, - Epperson Caroline Mrs., dress maker,
residence north-east corner Ferry and Clark.
DRUMMOND J. N., secretary T. W. & W. Railroad, office south side public square, bds. Bramble House.
Drummond Quincy, clerk with W. Wood- worth.
Dubois Charles, paper hanger, north side Cincinnati, bet. Clark and Chesnut. Dugan & Mullikin, groceries and provis- ions, south side Main, bet. Mississippi and Illinois.
Dugan James, grain dealer, Main st., bet. Wabash and Canal.
Duffin John, proprietor Tippecanoe Hall, south side Main st.
Durbon John, pump . maker, boards City Hotel.
Dyball James, engineer, south side Eliza- beth, bet. Illinois and Mississippi.
Earheart J. B., teller, with J. L. Reynolds & Co.
Earl A., (Fowler, Earl & Bruce, ) north- west Cor. Clark and Main.
Edgley Wm., general blacksmithing shop, north-east cor. North and Ohio.
Edgley Geo., machinist, cor. Union and Pearl.
Eihl L., sausage maker, south side Foun- tain, near Ohio st.
ELDRIDGE R. H., WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Elisha & Gripton, groceries and provis- ions, south-east cor. Columbia and Wabash.
Elisha Wm., (E. & Gripton, ) south-east cor. Wabash and Columbia.
ELLIS WM. R., COUNTY CLERK, OF- FICE PUBLIC SQUARE.
ELLSWORTH HENRY L. Hon., res. north- west cor. Wall and South.
Ellsworth Samuel W., land agent, res. south-east cor. Cincinnati and Ches- nut.
Emdee Christian, brewery, Ohio, between Romig st. and Sample's tannery.
Emerson T. P., dealer in clocks, watches, and jewelry, west side public square. Emerson Frank, with T. P. Emerson, bds. at Lahr's Hotel.
Empire Saloon, Michael Moran proprietor, north-east cor. of Columbia and Mar- ket square.
Enderton William, saloon, Ohio, bet. Co- lumbia and South.
Entsch Daniel, clerk with Dr. Isler.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, north-east corner Missouri and Ferry, Rev. Anthony Ten Broeck, pastor.
north-east cor. Missouri and South.
Erisman Joseph, saddle and harness man- ufacturer, north side Main, bet. Wa- bash and Ohio, opposite City Hotel. Evans Ira A., city marshal, east side Mis- sissippi, bet. Cincinnati and Eliza- betlı.
Everett F. B., (Vinton & Everett, ) attor- torney at law, office north side pub- lic square.
Ewing Jacob D., Main, between Clark and Chestnut.
Ewry J. & Co., dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, No. 3 Purdue's block, Wa- bash.
Fagan Benj. B., pump maker, east side Mississippi, bet. Cincinnati and Brown.
FAHNESTOCK PETER, M. D., physician and surgeon, office west side Illinois, bet Columbia and South.
Fahnestock R. T., law student with Orth & Stein, east side Illinois, bet. Brown and Cincinnati.
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FALLEY JAMESB., WHOLESALE HARD- | FOSTER WM., ass't supt. N. A. and S. WARE, NO. 11 PURDUE'S BLOCK, R. R. WABASH.
FALLEY LEWIS, WHOLESALE HARD- WARE, NO. 11 PURDUE'S BLOCK, WABASH.
Falley Lewis, jr., (Dodge & F. )
Faure Francis, liqnor dealer, Wabash st. Feely P. & Co., groceries and provisions, No. 5 Ball's block, north side Colum- bia.
FELIX CHARLES, PAINTER, RES. NORTH-WEST COR. TIPPECANOE AND CHESTNUT.
Fenning James, marble works, south-west cor. Ferry and Illinois.
Ferguson A. P., boot and shoe manufac- turer, north side Columbia, bet. Illi- ·nois and Mississippi.
Fern D., Bishop's patent wash-tub, bds. at Burnet Honse.
Fisk Daniel W., law student with Chase & Wilstach, bds. east end Main.
Fisk Robert E., at county clerk's office.
Fitzgerald Wm., saloon, near T. W. & W. Railroad depot.
Fitzpatrick John W., proprietor Burnet House, south-east cor. Ferry and Ohio. Fitzpatrick Michael, (Clark & F.,) east side public square.
Fitzsimmons Patrick, book-keeper with P. & O. Ball.
Fleek Charles, carriage trimmer, sonth- east cor. Clark and Main.
Fleek Nicholas, blacksmith, south-east cor. Clark and Main.
Florer J. & Co., manufacturers and dealers in saddles and harness, south side Columbia, bet. Wabash and Ohio.
Florer T. A., (Shaffner & Florer, ) east side Illinois, bet. North and Brown.
Foley Dennis, engineer, with Brown & Barnard.
Foley Dennis, machinist, Wabash, near Alabama.
Foley Thomas B., saloon, Wabash, near Walnut.
Foley Jeremiah, butcher, Wabash st.
FONDA P. W., M. D., DENTIST, OFFICE NORTH-WEST COR. OHIO AND COLUMBIA, RES. NORTH-WEST COR. KENTUCKY AND COLUMBIA. Forbes J. H., agent N. A. & S. Railroad, north-west cor. Brown and Chesnut. Forbes Charles, shoe maker, north side Oregon, bet. Wall and Missouri.
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