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Ford William A., (Pyke, F. & Co.,) cast side Mississippi, bet. North and Brown.
Ford Renben. moulder, with J. Hubler.
Ford Rudolph S., farmer, east cor. Brown and Mississippi.
Ford Mrs., wid., tailoress, residence cast side Missouri bet. Tippecanoe and Union.
Foust Isaac, merchant tailor, west side Ohio, near Jones Hotel.
FOWLER, EARL & BRUCE, wholesale grocers, south-west cor. Wabash and Columbia.
Fowler Moses, (F. E. & B.)
FOWLER MOSES, Prest. Bank of the State of Ind.
Fowler James, residence west side East bet. Brown and North.
Foy Owen, engineer, south-east cor. Ohio and Fountain.
Fraley Fred. B., physician and surgeon, and dentist, bds. at Burnet House.
FRANK R. H., AGENT, DEALER IN HIDES. PELTS, FURS, AND SKINS. SOUTH SIDE COLUMBIA, BET. OHIO AND WABASH.
Frank Harris, fnr dealer, south side Ala- baina, bet. Mississippi and Missouri. Frazer Erasmus C., plain and ornamental painter, north side Columbia bet. Wabash and Ohio.
Frazier William J., north-west cor. Cin- cinnati and Mississippi.
FREESE F. B. & CO., auction and com- mission merchants, cast side public square.
FRY SALEM F., COUNTY TREASURER, OFFICE NORTH-EAST COR. FER- RY AND ILLINOIS.
Fuller A. W., Globe Saloon, south-west cor. Salem and Illinois.
Fuss J. H. A. Rev., German Methodist, residence north-west cor. Chesnut and Cincinnati.
Gallagher Michael, driver, U. S. Express Co.
GARDNER GEO!, attorney at law, office west side public square.
Garland Wm. A., book-keeper at T. Un- derwood's hardware store.
Gary Michael, grocer, Wabash st.
Gay Alvin, stone cutter, west side Illinois st. bet. Ferry and Brown.
Gaylord Fred., conductor, south-west cor. Brown and Lonard.
Geary Bernard, farmer, bds. St. Charles Hotel.
Gee A. A. Rev., Methodist Episcopal, resi- dence north side Ferry bet. Illinois and Mississippi.
Gehreng Conrad, knife, umbrella and lock repairer, west side Mississippi, bet. Main and Columbia.
Gehring Wm., cabinet maker, Cincinnati street.
Geiger & Martin, proprietors Star City Mills, across the Canal from L. and 1. R. R. depot.
Geiger F .. (of G. & Martin) north-west cor. Columbia and Louard.
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German Catholic Church, east side Ches- [ Grieve Thomas, painter, north-east corner nut bet. Ferry and Main. Main and Chesnut.
German Turners' Hall, near east end Co- lumbia st.
Gerow D. H., railroad man, north side Cincinnati, bet. Orange and Plum.
Gillan Frank, carpet weaver, east side Ohio near Fountain.
Gillan Daniel, weaver, west side Illinois, near W. V. Railroad.
Ginn Robert, south-west cor. Clark and . Union.
Ginnity Thomas, Wabash st. south of Walnut.
GLAZE JOHN, printer, Lafayette Argus office.
Glore W. W., clerk, with H. H. Dresser & Co., bus. at Jones Hotel.
Goddard Catharine Mrs., tailoress, west side Missouri bet. South and Ala.
Godfrey Wright, engineer, residence north side Brown bet. Ford and Lonard. Godman John W., ice man, residence north- west cor. Clark and Hartford.
Goldy John, shoe maker, east side Mis- souri, bet. Tippecanoe and Hartford.
Goll Fred., saloon and boarding honse, east side Illinois bet. Main and Ferry. Good M. H., wholesale and retail grocer, north-west cor. Ohio and Columbia, bds. at Bramble House.
GOODWIN JOHN W., printer, Lafayette Argus office.
Goodwin C. S., clerk, bds. at Bramble House.
GORDON & MISKELLY, DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, NORTH-EAST COR. COLUMBIA AND ILLINOIS STREETS.
Gordon Alexander W., of Gordon & Mis- kelly.
Gordon Ross, staple and fancy dry goods, west side public square.
Gorman Wm., watchman, residence east side Missouri bet. Tippecanoe and Hartford.
GRAHAM T. W., justice of peace, office west side Illinois bet. South and Co- lumbia.
Green J. D., grocer, west side Mississippi bet. Union and Salem.
Greenbush Cemetery, north-east part of city.
Greenlee & Mattler, attorneys at law, of- fice in Ball's Block, south-east corner public square.
Greenlee E. A., attorney at law, north- west cor. Brown and Lonard.
GREGORY W. L., hardware and stores, east side of public square.
Gregory R. C., attorney at law, office in Reynolds' new bank building.
Gregory James, attorney at law, office with R. C. Gregory.
Griffin James J., groceries and provisions, south-west cor. Ohio and South.
Griffin James J., proprietor American House.
Gripton James, of Elisha & G., Mississippi. Groff Henry, wood dealer, south-east cor. Plum and Cincinnati.
Gross F. P., clerk Lahr's Hotel.
Gross Ferdinand, teamster, bds. at Rail- road Exchange.
Grover Leander, attorney at law, south- east cor. Columbia and Missouri.
Grover Jeremiah, land agent, south-east cor. Columbia and Missouri.
Guduigli Fortunato, plaster paris toys, north-east cor. Oregon and Missouri. Gunning Geo., grocer, east side Wabash bet. Main and Columbia.
Haley Mrs., grocery, Wabash, south end. Halliday Samuel, pass. conductor L. and I. R. R., bds. north-west cor. Missis- sippi and Alabama.
Halliday Henry, foreman in foundry with J. Hubler.
Halsey Henry H., wagon and carriage manufacturer, east side Olio, bet. Brown and North.
Hamer Dayton, west side Mississippi bet. South and Alabama.
Hamer Thomas F., carpenter, west side Illinois, bet. Cincinnati and Eliza- beth.
Hamer Robert, engineer at stave factory. Hamilton Mrs., dress maker, south end Ohio.
Hamlin D. A. & C., confectioners, east side public square.
Hamlin David A., residence west side Missouri bet. New York and Romig. Hamlin Charles, residence south-west cor. New York and Missouri.
Hand Z. M. P., dep. county Recorder, office public square, residence east side of ·Missouri bet. Tippecanoe and Salem. Handley D. & W., hats, caps, and furs. north side public square.
Hankes Nick, livery stable, north side of South-st. bet. Ohio and Illinois sts., opposite Bramble House.
Hanna Jos., residence north side Main bet. Missouri and Wall.
HANNUM ORRIN, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, NORTH-WEST COR. COLUMBIA AND MISSISSIPPI.
Harbaugh David, machinist and boiler maker, east side Ohio bet. Romig and Fountain.
Harding Jesse, jailor, county court house. Harney Win., liquor store, Wabash-st.
Harrington Mrs., ready made shirts and dress making, east side Illinois bet. Ferry & North.
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Harrington Henry B., paper hanger; res- idence south side Oregon bet. Mis- souri and Wall.
Harris Alexander, cooper, south side of Union bet. Chesnut and Clark.
HART B. & BRO., livery stable, west side Ohio opposite Bramble House.
Hart Bartholomew, of B. Hart & Bro.
Hart Oliver, of B. H. & Bro.
Hart D., druggist, Park Hill, Wallace-st. Hart Joseph, boot and shoe manufacturer, No. 3 Commercial Block, south side of the public square.
Hart David, agent for J. Bloom, west side Missouri between Columbia and South streets.
Harvey Orpheus C., clerk with McFarland & Thompson.
HATCHER WM. H., of Reynolds, Hatcher and Pierce; boards at the Bramble House.
Hathaway Wm. H., carpenter, south-east cor. Cincinnati and Chesnut.
Hathaway H. W., saloon and boarding house, east side Wabash bet. Ferry and Main.
Hauser Menard, groceries and provisions;, south-west corner Main and Missis- sippi.
Hecker Anthony, saloon keeper, south- west cor. Union and Ford.
Hemlbaugh C. G., cabinet maker, east side Plum bet. Union and Salem.
Henderson W. P., with David Ross.
Hendricks Charles L., saloon keeper, No. 8 Market square.
Hendricks Solomon, with W. L. Gregory. Hengstler Christian, tailor, north side of Main bet. Missouri and Mississippi. HERBERT, WAGGNER & CO., PROPRI-
ETORS OF LAFAYETTE BREWERY, : HOWE JAMES B., city clerk; office at MANUFACTURERS OF BEER. L.A- Mayor's office. GER BEER AND ALE. NORTH-WEST COR. ILLINOIS AND UNION STS.
Herbertson Wm., cooper, north end East ; HOWE C. F., printer, Daily Journal office. street.
Hewes J. M., clerk Bramble House.
Higgins Michael, stone cutter, west side Missouri-st. bet. Ferry and North.
Hilden Francis, stone cutter, Wabash-st. Hill Asberry (colored), barber, Main bet. Wabash and Ohio sts ..
Hine Robert, carriage manufacturer, south side Alabama-st. bet. Mississippi and Missouri.
Hine Samuel, carriage painter, south side Alabama between Mississippi and Missouri.
Hines Frank, musician; boards north-east cor. Alabuma and Mississippi.
Hitchcock Isaac W., baggage master La- fayette and Indianapolis Railroad, east side Ohio near Fountain.
Hogeland's J. S. Sons, proprietors of woolen factory, west side of the caval.i
Hogeland Israel, of J. S. Hogeland's Sons' Hogeland Alex., of J. S. Hogeland's Sons. Hollowell James, of Whittier & Hollowell. Hollowell Isaac, township assessor, Wa- bash bet. Elin and American.
Holloway Emily Mrs., boarding house, Ohio street, near Hubler's foundry. HOLLSTEIN MI. & CO., clothiers, east side public square.
Holyer Mrs., New York millinery store, west side Illinois bet. Main and Ferry; residence, east side Mississippi bet. Main and Columbia.
Hoover I .. W., with Chas. F. Wilstach, jr. HOOVER KI. M., DEALER AND MANU- FACTURER OF BOOTS AND SHOES, NORTH SIDE COLUMBIA BET. ILLINOIS AND MISSISSIPPI. Hoover Samuel, north-west cor. North and Mississippi.
Hoover Samuel, east side East bet. North and Brown.
Hoover Alexander, south side Ferry bet. Ohio and Illinois.
Hoover N. G., with Ki. M. Hoover; boards east side Wall bet. South and Ala- bama.
HIotehkiss Silas E., west side Ohio bet. Ferry and Brown.
Howard & Nixon, dealers in lumber and coal above river bridge, bet. Illinois and Canal.
Howard C., lumber dealer, west side Pearl bet. Elizabeth and Cincinnati.
HOWARD F. W., WHOLESALE MANU- FACTURER AND DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES, NORTH-EAST COR. PUBLIC SQUARE.
HOWARD DAVIS W., book keeper with - F. W. Howard.
Howe Ira G., staple and fancy dry goods, west side publie square.
Hlubler Joseph, foundry and machine shop, west side Ohio near Romig.
Iludson Win. H. C., cooper, east side Mis- sissippi bet. Union and Salen.
Huff Samuel 1., attorney at law; office east side publie square.
Huffman Irving (colored), confectioner, north side Union bet. Illinois and Mississippi.
HULBERT A., PROPRIETOR BRAMBLE HOUSE, SOUTH-EAST CORNER OF OHIO AND SOUTH STS. (See ad- vertisement, page 205).
Hull Nathaniel, commission merchant, north side Brown between East and Clark.
Ilulland Win. K., superintendent distil- lery; residence, Ohio-st. near Fair- mount.
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Hummel John, lager beer saloon, north- Jones Robert, sawyer, north-west corner east cor. Illinois and Romig. Clark and South sts.
Huntsinger Eli, turner, east end Cincin- nati-st.
Huntsinger K., turner, east end Cincin- hati-st.
HUNT M. G., HATS, CAPS AND FURS, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Hunt Mrs., boarding house, east side Ohio near Sample's tannery.
Hutchings George, carpenter, south-east corner Tippecanoe and Chesnut.
Hutchinson P. B., merchant tailoring, west side public square.
Iddings Samnel, of Bixler & Iddings.
Ingersoll B. F., ocnlist, physician and sur- geon; office and residence, south side Illinois bet. Ferry and North.
Ingram Andrew, attorney at law; office, east side public square.
Ingram Daniel, carpenter and joiner, south side Oregon bet. Missouri and Wall.
Irwin David, pattern maker, south-west cor. Clark and Brown.
Isler John, M. D., physician and surgeon; office and residence, west side Missis- sippi bet. Columbia and South.
Isler John Dr., druggist and apothecary, south-east corner Main and Illinois, Reynolds' new Bank building.
JAMES D. A., printer, Daily Journal of- fice.
James Geo. S., plasterer, Illinois between Union and Salem.
Jenks & Cherries' soap and candle fac- tory, south-west side canal, near the New Albany and Salem Railroad depot.
Jenners Wm. Col., north side Ferry bet. Pearl and Missouri.
Jenners Alba, plough maker; shop north side Ferry bet. Ohio and Illinois.
Jenners Putnam, carriage painter, south side North, bet. Pearl and Missouri. Jennings David, M. D .; residence south side North bet. East and Missouri. Jennings Henry F., south-east corner Mis- souri and North.
Jewett Luther, M. D., physicion and sur- geon; office, east side Ohio opposite Jones' Hotel.
Joel Abram, clothier, south side publie square.
Jones & Severson, dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, north side of public square.
Jones Mark, of Jones & Severson.
Jones Robert, attorney at law; office, east side publie square; residence, north- west cor. South and Clark.
Jones G. W., boarding, east side Illinois bet. Main and Ferry.
Jones Joseph, west side Clark bet. North and Brown sts.
Jones Hotel, R. V. Jones, proprietor, north-west corner Ohio and South streets.
Jones R. V., proprietor Jones Hotel.
Jones Charles B., saloon keeper, near the Junction House.
John Ira, tin smith; residence, north-east cor. Main and Pearl.
John James, fisherman, foot of Main-st. John Benjamin, fisherman, foot of Main street.
JOHNSON & BROTHER, book sellers and stationers, west side of the public square.
JOHNSON & BRO., book sellers and sta- tioners, south-east cor. of Main and Illinois streets, Reynolds' new Bank building.
Johnson Theodore, of J. & Bro .; residence, north-east corner of North and Lo- nard sts.
Johnson Francis, of J. & Bro .. north-east cor. of North and Lonard.
Johnson & Patton, wholesale and retail hardware, stoves, tin and sheet iron works, north side of public square.
Johnson Cyrenius, of J. & P., east end of Columbia.
Johnston B. D., M. D., eclectic physician and surgeon ; residence, west side of Mississippi bet. Wall and Union.
JOURNAL AND FREE PRESS (week- ly), W. G. & C. M. TERRELL, editors and proprietors ; office, north side of Main bet. Wabash and Ohio.
JOURNAL (tri-weekly). W. G. & C. M. TERRELL, editors and proprietors ; office, north side Main bet. Wabash and Ohio.
Kachline Leopold, watch maker, west side Missouri, between Kossuth and Fair- mount.
Kelley Michael, gas fitter, east side Wa- bash, bet. Main and Columbia.
Kelley John, laborer, east side Wabash, bet. Main and Columbia.
Kellogg David, printer, Lafayette Argus office.
KENDALL E. N., dealer in wines and liquors, tobacco and cigars, No. 3 Hanna's block, Wabash.
Kennard, G. W., boards Jones Hotel.
Kennedy, P. W., prof. languages, boards St. Charles Hotel.
Kenney William, weaver, Wabash st.
Kensinger, G. W., hatter, north side Un- ion, bet. Illinois and Mississippi.
Kenpold Leopold, butcher, north-west cor. Salem aud East st.
Kesler Jacob, wagon maker, east end Main st.
Kimmel Louis, saloon keeper, west side Illinois st., bet. Main and Ferry.
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Kittle Geo., general blacksmithing, north- west cor .. Brown and Illinois.
Klein D. A., clothier and tailor, north side public square.
KLASON NICHOLAS, bricklayer, south- east cor. Union and Plum sts.
KLINE LEWIS, merchant tailor, north side Main, bet. Wabash and Ohio sts. Klumpi H., wood turner, res. Romig's ad- dition.
Kluthr Henrich, saloon keeper, Wabash street.
KOCH PETER, BUILDER AND CON- TRACTOR IN CUT STONE WORK, SOUTH-EAST COR. ALABAMA AND MISSOURI STS. .
KOENIG FREDERICK Rev,. pastor Luthe- ran church, res. north side Ferry, bet. Pearl and Clark.
KOFFMAN ADOLPH, (of F. B. Frees & Co.)
Korty Anthony, grocer, south side Main, bet. Missouri and Mississippi.
KOSSUTH FIRE CO., No. 3, John B. Ru- ger foreman, south side Columbia, bet. Mississippi and Missouri sts.
KULLMER JOHN, prop'r. City Hotel, south side Main, bet. Ohio and Wa- bash sts.
Kullmer Charles, printer, Lafayette Argus office.
Kurtz Charles, meat market, north side Main, bet. Illinois and Mississippi.
Kurtz Jacob, boards west side Missouri, bet. Ferry and North.
LAFAYETTE ARGUS, (weekly, ) R. Spi- cer, editor and prop'r, office north- west cor. Ohio and Columbia sts. (See advertisement, page 215.)
LAFAYETTE BANK, (Barbee, Brown & Co., ) south-west cor. Columbia and Ohio.
LAFAYETTE DAILY JOURNAL, W. G. & C. M. TERRELL, EDITORS AND PROPR'S., OFFICE NORTH SIDE MAIN, BET. OHIO AND WABASHI. (See advertisement, page 213.)
LAFAYETTE DAILY COURIER, W. S. LINGLE, EDITOR AND PROP'R, OF- FICE MEREDITH'S BLOCK, OVER LAFAYETTE BANK. ( See adver- tisement, page 219.)
LAHR JOHN, PROP'R. LAHR'S HOTEL. LAHR'S HOTEL, JOHN LAHR, PROP'R, SOUTH-EAST CORNER MAIN AND MISSISSIPPI.
Lake Rebecca Miss, millinery, over W. Woodruff's store ..
LAMB CHARLES, wholesale wines and liquors, north-east cor. Main and Wabash.
Lamb Geo., machinist, south-east part of city, near W. V. railroad.
Lamb Peter, saloon keeper, south side South, bet. Ohio and Wabash.
( Lamb Daniel, machinist, with J. Hubler. Lamb John A., res. south-west cor. Missis- sippi and Alabama sts.
LANE W. F., attorney at law, office Stock- ton's block, south side public square. Lane Gideon, paper hanger, north side Cincinnati, bet, Pearl and Clark.
Lane Wm., wagon manufacturer, south- east cor. Kentucky and Columbia.
LA RUE & ROYSE, attorneys at law, office Stockton's block, south side public square.
LA RUE JOHN M., attorney at law, res. south-east cor. Lafayette and Con- gress sts.
Laugherty John, cooper, res. north of Greenbush Cemetery.
LAWRENCE II. C., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, RES. NORTH- EAST COR. SOUTH AND WALL.
Leachman Alexander, book keeper, res. south end Missouri st.
Leahorn Robert, (col'd) barber, south side Main, bet. Ohio and Wabash.
Loe James, groceries and provisions, west side Ohio st., bet. South and Columbia.
Leonard B., saloon keeper and blacksmith, Wabash st.
Lesh Lewis, farmer, res. west side Wall, bet. Alabama and Romig.
Lesher Chas. P., cigar maker, boards north west cor. Mississippi and Alabama.
LEVERING BROS., SURVEYORS, CON- VEYANCERS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, OFFICE W. SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
LEVERING JOHN, of LEVERING, BROS. LEVERING W. H., STATE AGENT ZET- NA INS. CO. (See advertisement, page 142).
LEVERING T. J., WITH LEVERING, BROS.
LEVERING & CO., HATS, CAPS, FURS AND STRAW GOODS, NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
LEVERING ABRAHAM JR., OF LEVER- ING & CO.
LEVERING ABRAHAM SR., RES. MIS- SOURI, NEAR UNION.
Levi M. J., cigar maker, with A. Dan- ziger.
Levi Mrs., music teacher, res. east side Pearl, bet. North and Ferry.
Libsey Joseph, gunsmith, north-east cor. Ohio and Ferry.
LILLY J. O. D., SUPT. L. AND I. R. R. EAST SIDE WABASH, NEAR COR. ALABAM.1.
LILLY ELI, (OF G. SPENCER & CO .. ) EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
LILLY JOHN General, INDIANA SAD- DLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MAN- UFACTORY, SOUTH SIDE COLUM-
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THE LAFAYETTE Daily and Cri-Coleclily Journal,
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WEEKLY JOURNAL AND FREE PRESS, ESTABLISHED IN 1829. Devoted to Politics, Literature, and General News. W. G. & C. M. TERRELL, -
PROPRIETORS,
THE JOURNAL is the official city paper, and publishes the Post Office Letter List, agreeably to the Act of Congress requiring such publication in the Newspaper having the largest circulation within the Post Office district.
THE JOURNAL POWER PRESS
JOB PRINTING ROOMS.
Our facilities for getting up Posters, Programmes, Bills, Bill Heads, Cards, &c., and every description of Merchants, Manufacturers and Railroad Printing, are not surpassed by any establishment in the city.
10"Orders from a distance will receive prompt attention.
W. G. & C. M. TERRELL.
BIA, BETWEEN OHIO AND WA- BASH.
Lindsay Joseph, ticket agent, L. and I. railroad, office corner Wabash, and South.
LINGLE W. S., editor and prop'r. Daily Courier, office Meredith's block, south- east cor. public square, over Lafay- ette Bank.
Linn David H., harness maker, with J. Erisman, res. north side Main, bet. Wabash and Ohio.
LITTLEDIKE & STOY, merchant tailors, west side Main, opp. post office.
Lloyd John, builder and joiner, shop north- east cor. Wall and Missippi.
Locher John, barber, east side Mississippi, bet. Cincinnati and Brown.
LOCKSTAND JOHN, BAKERY AND GROCERY, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Lockstand Geo., res. east side Ohio, bet. Columbia and South.
Logan Wm. J., telegraph operator, boards north-west cor. Leonard and Ferry. LONGLEY JOHN Rev., res. north side Main, bet. Leonard and Chesuut.
Longley F. P., accountant, with Johnson & Patton, res. north side Brown, bet. -
Leonard and Chesunt.
Longley Ephraim, tinsmith, with Johnson & Patton.
Loomis Wm., wagon maker, south-east cor. Chesnut and Elizabeth.
Loring Geo. W., stone cutter, east side East, bet. North and Brown. LOVENTHALL L. J., LAGER BEER SA- LOON, NO. 7 MARKET SQUARE.
Loventhall H. Dr. Dentist, room No. 18, Ball's block, res. South, cor. Missis- sippi.
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LOVENTHALL H. REV., JEWISH | MCFARLAND J. B. M. D., PHYSICIAN RABBI.
LOWREY HENRY, book keeper, near A. and S. railroad depot.
LOYD ALLEN. nursery and garden, east part city, bet. Union and Jackson.
Loyd Thomas, foreman with Winder.
Loyd John, carpenter, res. south-west cor. Clark and Columbia.
Loyd's Garden, east part of the city, bet. Union and Jackson.
LUSE & WILSON, book sellers, bindery and printing office, Reynolds' stone front, north side public square.
LUSE JAMES P., (Luse & Wilson,) north side public square.
LUTHERAN CHURCHI, north side Ferry, bet. Pearl and Clark, Rev. Frederick Koenig, pastor.
Lutz & Gilmore, manufacturers wheat drills, shop south end Wabash st.
Lyman Edwin B., lumber merchant, res. north side Elizabeth st., bet. Illinois and Mississippi.
LYNCH JOHN, groceries and provisions, Columbia, bet. Ohio and Wabash.
Lynch George, boarding house, north-wes- cor. Ferry and Ohio.
McCANN OWEN, groceries and provi- sions, Wabash, bet. South & Columbia. McClatchey Francis, file manufacturer, shop with J. Hubler, on Ohio st.
McClure Peter, boot and shoe manufactu- rer, east side Mississippi, bet. Brown and Cincinnati.
McCorkle Mary Miss, teacher, boards south side Brown, bet. East and Clark.
MCCORMICK O. H. P., SALESMAN WITH PURDUE, BROWN & CO., EAST SIDE EAST, BET. CINCINNATI AND BROWN.
MCCORMICK PETER. CHINA, CROCKE- RY AND GLASS WARE, QUEENS- WARE, BRITANIA AND SILVER . Manwarring John A., hotel keeper, south- west cor. Ferry and Lonard.
PLATED WARE, NORTII-EAST COR. PUBLIC SQUARE, BOARDS AT BRAMBLE HOUSE.
MCCORMICK J. J. A. & S., dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, north- west cor. Wabash and Main.
McCormick Jas., res. north east cor. Ohio and Alabama.
McCormick J. A., res. north east part of : Marmont Hugo, saloon keeper, west sido city.
McCormick Sam'l., res. south east cor. Brown and Missouri.
McCormick John, res. north-east cor. Co- lumbia and Leonard.
McFall John, Hatter, boards cor. Ohio and Ferry.
MCFARLAND J. B., WHOLESALE AND
AND SURGEON, RES. NORTH SIDE MAIN, BET. MISSOURI AND WALL. McGINLEY F. E. D., WHOLESALE IM- PORTED WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, NORTH SIDE MAIN, BET. OHIO AND WABASH
McGrath Robert, foreman machinist, Hub- ler's foundry.
MCKENDRY JOIIN, stave factory, opp. Weaver's block, west side canal.
Mckenzie Robert, moulder, with Temple & Richard.
McKernan M. Miss, dress maker, west side Mississippi, bet. South and Ala- bama.
MeKONE T. & O., groceries and liqurs, No. 4, Purdne's block, Wabash.
McKONE THOMAS, (T. & O, McK.,) east side Missouri, bet. New York and Oregon.
McKONE OWEN, (T. & O. McK., ) north . side Oregon, bet. Missouri and Wall.
McLaren F., dining saloon, under Bank of the State of Indiana, east side public square.
MACE & MILLER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, NORTH-EAST COR. ILLINOIS AND MAIN, SECOND FLOOR.
MACE DANIEL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE NORTH-EAST COR. ILLI- NOIS AND MAIN, SECOND FLOOR. Mackatee J., plasterer, Lafayette, between Kossuth and Congress, south-east ad- dition.
Mahon James, engineer, L. & I. Railroad, res. Wabash.
Maloney Jolin C., plain and ornamental painting, shop, Courier building, south-west cor. public square.
Maloney Daniel Rev., Catholic, bds. St. Charles Hotel.
Maloney John, foreman, with J. T. Clem- ent.
Manwarring Henry, cooper, north-east cor. East and Tippecanoe.
Marshall James, plasterer, east end Co- lumbia.
Marsteller James II., carriage and wagon manufacturer, south-east cor. Main and Clark.
Mississippi, bet. Main and Columbia. Martin John W., ( Ward, Chute & Martin.) Martin W. Z., fruit dealer and confec- tioner, north side Main, bet. Illinois and Mississippi.
Martin Win. H., (Geiger & M.)
Martin Win., wagon and plow shop, south- west cor. Missouri and Kentucky.
RETAIL, DEALER IN DRUGS, MED- Martin James, east side Missouri, bet. ICINES, AND CHEMICALS, SOUTH Hartford and Tippecanoe. SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Martin Samuel, clerk with E. C. White.
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GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LAFAYETTE ARGUS JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT, South-west Corner of the Public Square, LAFAYETTE, INDIANA.
Extensive additions of the latest and most approved styles of plain and ornamental Job Type, Borders, &c .. have recently been made to the previous ample assort- ments, which enables me to execute any variety of Job Printing the community may be pleased to order, in a style unsurpassed for neatness, and at reasonable rates. POSTERS .- My facilities for doing Posters are un- surpassed, and having a press three sizes larger than any in the city, enables me to turn out Posters unequaled for size or style. Special attention is invited to this fact. THE ARGUS is one of the largest Weeklies in the State, and having a general and extensive city and conn- try circulation, offers superior advantages as an adver- tising medium-the same that would be enjoyed by ad- vertising in both the Daily and Weekly issues of either of the other papers.
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