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Arnold B. B., Railroad Dining Saloon at depot.
American Honse, John Stick, proprietor, East Main st.
Andrew G. L., physician and surgeon, cor. East and South Main st.
Axtell V. W., clerk Parker House.
Baker C. H., blank book manufacturer and book binder.
Baker S. S., & Co. groceries and provis- ions, South Main.
BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, BRANCH AT LA PORTE, D. G. ROSE PRESIDENT, SAM. BURSON CASHIER.
Biddle W. B., of May & Biddle, attorney and counselor at law.
BLAIR'S BANK. EAST MAIN.
Bradley James, of Bradley & Woodard, attorney at law and notary public. Bradley & Woodard, attorneys at law and notary public.
Brinckehoff D., groceries and provisions, South Main.
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ALLEX MAY.
W. B. BIDDLE.
MAY & BIDDLE,
TORNEYS
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Counselors at Cal,
LA PORTE, INDIANA.
Brusie Luther, physician and surgeon. Burton & White, shaving and hairdress- ing saloon, cor. South Main and Monroe.
Burson Samuel, cashier of Branch of the Bank of the State of Indiana at La Porte.
Butler S. J., N. Y. Hat Store, South Main. Caldwell J. A., dealer in boots, shoes, leather, shoe findings, &c.
Chase & Miller, groceries and provisions, South Main.
Cobb C. B., manager telegraph office, and agent M. S. & N. I., and C. P. and C. Railroads.
Costello J., ladie's shoe maker, South Main.
CRANE L., PROPRIETOR MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE.
Crawford Wm., dealer in stone, China, Queensware, &c., East Main st.
Devitt J. G., proprietor New York tailor- ing shop, No. 2 Balcony Block.
Dorbicker John, barber, South Main st. Dunscomb E., French, German, and En- glish teacher, cor. South and Main. Early Jacob, steam flouring mill, Clay st. Eliel L. & G., tobacconists, Sonth Main st. Eliel G., merchant tailor and clothier, South Main.
Eliel L., physician, surgeon and druggist, South Main.
Empire Saloon, F. Peppendick, proprietor, South Main st.
Evans W. R., professor of plain and orna- mental writing and book keeping. Excelsior Lodge No. 194 (Masonic).
Faller J., watch maker and jeweler, Main street.
FARGHER WM. Jr., wholesale and retail lealer in and manufacturer of cabi- net furniture, &c., West Main, oppo- site Court House.
Farrand & Weir, attorneys at law and notaries public, office over G. B. Ro- berts' drug store.
Fitzpatrick Wm., carpenter and builder, Clay st:
FOSDICK SAM. J., MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN RIFLES, PISTOLS, SPORTING APPARATUS, &c., MAIN OPPOSITE LAPORTE HOUSE.
FOSDICK J. S., DENTAL SURGEON, OFFICE OVER LAPORTE BRANCH BANK.
Foster & Wallace, wholesale and retail grocers, South Main.
FOX J. A. & SON, dealers in leather and manufacturers of boots and shoes.
Foster Brothers, wholesale and retail gro- ceries and provisions, No. 4 Main st. Fravel C., manufacturer of plows, corner South Main and Madison.
FRY J. L., CITY HAT STORE, SOUTH MAIN ST.
Fry Wm., saddle and harness maker, East Main.
German and English printing establish- ment, Richard Henning, proprietor, Allen's Block, South Main.
GILLMORE A. W., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFF. BALCONY BLOCK. Goodhue & Crane, dining hall, cor. South Main and Monroe.
Guggenhime & Wile, merchant tailors and . dealers in clothing, South Main st.
Hale & Coppock, propr's. Excelsior Bar- ber Saloon, opposite Post Office.
Hamilton E. G., proprietor People's Store, dealer in staple and fancy goods, car- pets, &c.
Hamburger J., of M. Newberger & Co., wholesale dealer in ready-made clothing.
HANNAH W. C., ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
HATHAWAY & SCOTT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, BRANCH BANK BUILDING.
Hayenbruck Wm., planing machine and manufacturer of doors, sash, blinds, &c., East and South Main st.
Hewit John, house and sign painter, Clay street.
Heyday T., physician and surgeon.
Ililt John, livery stable, rear of Parker House.
HOLLOWAY H., SURGEON AND DEN- TIST, OFFICE BALCONY BUILD- INGS, OVER STRONG'S BAZAAR. HOLMES S. P., MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, AND MOULDINGS, COR. WASH- INGTON AND WEST MAIN.
Hood & Brother, groceries and provisions, South Main.
HOPKINS H. M., PROPRIETOR PARKER HOUSE.
IRVINE W. J., bakery and confectionery. JONES LEVI, MANUFACTURER OF THRESHING MACHINES, CORN SHELLERS, AND OTHER AGRI- CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
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Kelley E. J. C., wholesale and retail trunk manufacturer, opposite the Tee Gar- den House.
Kellogg Martin, blacksmith, corner South Main and Madison.
Keen L. S., physician and surgeon, East Main.
KILL DANIEL & CO., FARRIERS AND HORSE SHOERS, WEST MAIN.
King P., general store, South Main. Kiser John, bakery, Depot buildings. KRESS BENJ., JUSTICE OF PEACE, CITY JUDGE AND ATTORNEY AT LAW, COMMERCIAL BLOCK.
KORN H., manufacturer and dealer in cigars and tobacco, West Main.
Lambert & Eliel, dealers in clothing and gents' furnishing goods, No. 5 Com- mercial Block.
Lange Augustus, boot and shoe dealer. LaPorte Chapter No. 15 (Masonic).
LaPorte Collegiate and Commercial Insti- tute, Packard & Evans, proprietors.
LAPORTE MARBLE WORKS, N. H. WILLIAMS & CO., MANUFACTUR- ERS OF MONUMENTS, TOMB- STONES, &c.
LaPorte Lodge No. 41 (Masonic).
LAPORTE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, M. & J. RUMELY, MANU- FACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS, CORN SHELLERS, HORSE POWERS, PLOWS, &c.
LaPorte Lodge No. 36 ( I. O. O. F.) Lemon & Son, dealers in agricultural and horticultural implements, &c., West Main.
Lemon & Godfrey, physicians and sur- geons, West Main, near Post Office.
Lemon H. W., of Lemon & Son, dealer in agricultural and horticultural imple- ments, &c., West Main.
LEMON T. D., POST MASTER.
Lemon T. D., of Lemon & Son, dealer in agricultural and horticultural imple- ments, &c., West Main.
Lewis James & Co., dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, groceries, &c., No. 2 Commercial Block.
LONGSBURY G. W., DAGUERREN AND AMBROTYPIST, THREE DOORS WEST OF THE TEE GAR- DEN HOUSE.
LOWER JAMES. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, &c., NO. 4 TEE GARDEN BLOCK, MAIN ST. McCollum F., city mayor and justice of peace, office corner East and South Main.
Mekinnen - , groceries and provis- ions, South Main.
MACK GEORGE, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN LEATHER, SHOE KIT AND FINDINGS, ALSO SAD-
DLE, HARNESS, &c., NORTH SIDE MAIN ST.
MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE, L. CRANE, PROPRIETOR, WHOLE- SALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN IRON, STEEL, NAILS, GLASS, &c. MATHEWS A. H., MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS AND SHOES, AND DEALER IN LASTS AND FIND- INGS, SOUTH SIDE SOUTH MAIN. MATHEWS G. W., MERCHANT TAI- LOR, AND AGENT FOR SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.
May Allen, of May & Biddle, attorney and counselor at law.
MAY & BIDDLE, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. (See ad- vertisement).
MECUM G. W .. manufacturer and dealer in plows, blacksmithing, &c.
Meeker D. L., physician and surgeon, Com- mercial Block, South Main.
Merrill M. D. Mrs., milliner.
Mix S. R., wagon maker and blacksmith, Monroe-st.
MOORE JAS., COUNTY CLERK.
Morris Jas., merchant tailor and clothier, South Main.
Morf Brothers, boarding house, cor. Madi- ison and North Main.
Mossholder Richard, manufacturer of corn shellers.
Myers Benjamin, livery stable, Monroe street.
Near Jay, confectionery and fruits, South Main.
Newburger M. & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in ready made clothing, Main street.
Newburger M., of M. Newburger & Co., wholesale dealer in ready made cloth- ing, Main-st.
New York tailoring shop, J. G. Devitt, proprietor, No. 2 Balcony Block.
NICKERSON ELIHU. AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, SOUTH MAIN.
NILES JOHN B., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, EAST MAIN OFPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
Noyes Daniel, attorney and counselor at Inw.
OAKES H. G., GROCERIES AND PRO- VISIONS, SOUTH MAIN.
Olds O., ice cream saloon and restaurant, cor. North and East Main.
Organ H. A. & Co., groceries and produce store, Main-st.
Organ Edward, lumber merchant, cor. of East and North Main.
Our House, E. Fredrickson, proprietor, cor. East and North Main.
Packard Jasper, A. B., principal of Laporte Collegiate and Commercial Institute.
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TEEGARDEN HOUSE,
South Main Street, LA PORTE, INDIANA.
J. D. PHELPS, PROPRIETOR.
Passengers and Baggage conveyed to and from the Cars Free of Charge.
PARKER HOUSE, H. M. PARKER, PRO- PRIETOR.
Paul C. Miss, daguerrean rooms, east Main. Pease H. C., groceries and provisions and dealer in hides, south Main.
Perry K. A. Mrs., cloak and dress maker. Place Nelson T., freight agent of the M. S. & M. I. and C., P. & C. Railroads. Potter A., physician and surgeon, branch bank buildings.
Richter John, groceries and provisions, south Main.
RIMPLER WM., proprietor Washington House, south Main.
ROBERTS GEORGE B., DRUGS, MEDI- CINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, GLASS- WARE, &c.
Roberts F., agent AEtna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
Rose D. G., Pres't Branch of the Bank of the State of Indiana, at Laporte.
Rose L. C., physician and surgeon, east Main.
ROSE L. C. & CO., WHOLESALE DRUG- GISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDI- CINES, PAINTS, OILS, CHEMICALS, &c .. CORNER SOUTH EAST MAIN. RUMELY M. & J., MANUFACTURERS OF CASTINGS, CORN SHELLERS, HORSE POWERS, PLOWS, &c.
St. Charles Oyster Saloon, G. W. Winchell proprietor, south Main.
Sale Thomas W., groceries and provisions, south Main.
Scott's Excelsior Daguerrean Gallery, over Vail's jewelry store.
SEYMOUR GEORGE S., ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, AND COL- LECTING AND INSURANCE AGENT, OVER VAIL'S JEWELRY STORE. Shipley & Brockett, groceries and provis- ions.
Snyder Henry, produce and commission merchant, and dealer in wool and pork.
Stebbins Jason, jeweler and watch maker, No. 1 Teegarden block, Main st.
Steenburgh Peter & Son, bakery, south Main.
Steigle & Alsfasser, groceries and provis- ions, south Main st.
Stewart & Noble, fruit and confectionery, south Main.
STRONG'S BAZAAR, E. B. STRONG PROPRIETOR, DEALER IN FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY BASKETS, WILLOW WARE, &c.
STRONG E. B., PROPRIETOR STRONG'S BAZAAR, DEALER IN FANCY BASKETS, RETICULES, WILLOW WARE, &c.
Swartz Will, saddle and harness maker, east Main.
TEEGARDEN HOUSE, J. D. PHELPS PROPRIETOR, MAIN STREET. (See card. )
Teeple J. P., flour and grain dealer, south Main.
THE CRISIS, A SEMI-MONTHLY NEW CHURCH PAPER, ISSUED FROM LAPORTE, H. WELLER, SENIOR, EDITOR. .
Thompson J. Jr., livery, sale and auction stable, fronting Public Square and depot.
Tripp S. L., attorney at law and notary public, corner East and South.
Truesdell & Tryon, livery stable, south Main.
Tymeson C., merchant tailor, south Main. Vail E., watchmaker, jeweler and dealer in pianos and other musical instru- ments.
Volheim Joseph, gunsmith, south Main. WALES W. II., DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES, ALLEN'S BLOCK.
WALKER & ROOT, EDITORS LAPORTE TIMES, AND PROP'RS BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. WASHINGTON HOUSE, William Rimpler prop'r, corner south Main.
WEAVER H. L., AT BLAIR'S BANK.
Webber L. D., wholesale and retail dealer in hardware, steel, nails, stoves and tinware, 3 Allen's block.
Weilhelm &' Kabar, merchant tailors, west Main.
Welch W. H., wholesale and retail dealer in books and stationery, Teegarden block.
WELLER HENRY, senior editor of the Crisis, a semi-monthly New Church paper, issued from Laporte.
Weller J. S., junior editor of the Crisis, a semi-monthly issued from Laporte.
Wile Jacob, notary public.
WILE JACOB & CO., BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
WILLIAMIS N. H. & CO., LAPORTE MAR- BLE WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF MONUMENTS, TOMB-STONES, &c.
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WILSON, ANDREW & CO., WHOLE- flouring mill, one water flouring mill, SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN | DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS; &c., UNION BLOCK.
Williams S. B. Mrs., milliner, south Main. Wilson M. A. & W., lumber merchants, south Main.
WILLIAMS JAMES E., ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC AND COL- LECTING AGENT.
Wile & Kramer, groceries and provisions, corner south Main and east Main.
WILE JACOB & CO., BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE. COLLEC- TIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY REMITTED.
Winchell G. W., prop'r St. Charles Oyster Saloon, south Main.
Woodard D. J., of Bradley & Woodard, notary public.
Wuchter Peter, boots and shoes, south Main.
Young S. A. Miss, milliner and dress- maker.
LAUD, 1 A post office of Whitley county.
LAUREL,
A post village of Franklin county, sit- uated on the Whitewater River and Canal, fourteen miles west north-west from Brookville, the county seat. It contains several stores, mills and manufactories. Population 800.
LAWRENCE,
(See Lanesville.) A post office of Ma- rion county.
LAWRENCEBURGH.
The city of Lawrenceburgh was laid out in 1801, is the seat of justice of Dearborn county, situated on an alluvial bottom on the right bank of the Ohio river, 58 fect above low water, and two miles below the mouth of the Great Miami River, in lati- tude 39 degrees 5 minutes north, longitude 7 degrees 35 minutes west from Washing- ton, distant from Cincinnati twenty-two miles, and eighty-six -from Indianapolis. |
three distilleries, two breweries, five ho- tels, two newspaper offices, six churches and ten schools, all well attended. Popu- lation 4,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Adams Express Company, J. P. Chew agent.
Adler Laon, milliner.
Adler Henry, fancy and dry goods dealer. Armstrong C., manufacturer of chairs and furniture.
Anderson B. T. W. S., proprietor eating saloon.
Bartholomew Joseph, proprietor Lawrence- burgh House.
Barkdoll D. S., cooper.
Beckenholdt John, brewer.
BECKMAN ALEXANDER, forwarding and commission merchant and prop'r wharf-boat.
Boese H., confectioner and dealer in fancy goods.
BOLANDER AMOS, PROP'R BOLANDER HOUSE. (See card.)
BOOKWALTLR A., editor and proprietor Democratic Register.
Branch Bank, II. K. Hobbs, cashier. Brodbeck George, ice cream saloon.
BROWN WM., SUCCESSOR TO BROWN & TATE, WHOLESALE MANUFAC- TURER OF FURNITURE FOR THE TRADE, HIGH ST., BET. SHORT AND ELM.
Brown James T., attorney at law.
Browneller F., tanner and currier.
BRYANT & LORD, MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL- ERS, SAW AND GRIST MILL MA- CHINERY, PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, CAST IRON WATER WHEELS, RAILROAD CASTINGS, &c.
Buel G. I'., produce and commission mer- chant.
CARBAUGH & BRAUN, GROCERS, HIGH ST., BET. SHORT AND ELM.
Chapman & Son, grocers.
CHEW J. PARKER, DEALER IN BOOKS, STATIONERY, WALL PAPER, PER- FUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, &c. COR. HIGH AND SHORT STS.
Chew J. P., agent Adams' Express Com- pany.
It is admirably located for most kinds of Congress Flouring Mills, Lewis & Eichel- manufacturing operations. The Ohio and berger, proprietors. Mississippi and Indianapolis and Vincin- Crist & Bell, dealers in hardware, cut- lery, &c. nati Railroads intersect at this point. The surrounding country is remarkable Crontz John D., blacksmith. for the fertility of its soil, its pure limpid. Crooker Mrs. E. A., milliner and dress maker. water, the beauty of its scenery, and the health, industry, and intelligence of its| DEMOCRATIC REGISTER, A. BOOK- citizens. The city contains one steam WALTER, EDITOR AND PROP'R,
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BOLANDER HOUSE, AMOS BOLANDER, Prop'T., LAWRENCEBURGH, IND.
This House has been fitted up for the accommodation of the Travelling Public, and is adjacent
TO THE RAILROADS AND PUBLIC LANDINGS
On the Ohio River. Every attention paid to the comfort of Travelers who may favor us with their patronage.
OFFICE ON WALNUT ST., NEAR HIGH.
Dexheimer Philip, blacksmith.
Dorr Valentine, blacksmith.
Dorr John, wagon maker.
Dowden O. W., saddler and harness maker.
Drake & Merrill, wagon makers.
Dunn Mrs. S. E., ambrotypist.
Eckert Michael, boot and shoe maker.
Edwards Miss Annie, milliner.
FERGUSON G. W., HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER AND PA- PER HANGER, &c., HIGH ST., BET. SHORT AND ELM.
Ferris & Abbott, wholesale druggists.
Ferris John, insurance agent.
Fichter M., boot and shoe maker.
Finney G. B., pump maker.
Fitch D. C., dealer in groceries and pro- visions.
Fitch's Hotel, H. Fiteh, proprietor.
Fitch H., proprietor Fitch's Hotel.
Focal Peter, proprietor Railroad House. Francis J. & T., carpenters and builders. Frederick P., briek maker.
Frein P., boot and shoe maker.
Gaff's & Marshall, millers and distillers.
Garnier & Ebert, brewers.
Garnier J. B., proprietor malt house.
GAZLAY T. & C., ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Groff Robert, hat and cap dealer. Gysie Jacob, dealer in foreign and domes- tic liquors, groceries and produce, High st., bet. Short and Walnut.
HARDING & TATE, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, OFFICE HIGHEST., BET. SHORT AND ELM. Haubold N., boot and shoe maker.
Hauck John J., hardware dealer.
HELFER & WOODWARD, MANUFACTU- RERS OF CARRIAGES FOR THE
SOUTHERN MARKET, WALNUTST., BET. HIGH AND WILLIAM.
Helmuth H. R., dry goods dealer. Henry John W., saddles and harness.
Herrold Henry, daguerrean artist. Hirsch Henry, tobaeconist.
Hitzfield A., dealer in wines and liquors. Hitzfield A., attorney at law and justice of the peace.
Hobbs H. K., cashier Branch Bank.
Hommer J., grocer.
Hornberger John, dealer in wines and liquors.
Husehart G., monumental marble worker. Johnson F. S., deler in stoves and tin ware.
Junker J. M., boot and shoe maker.
Junker A., barber.
Kalen B., tailor.
Kauffman Isaac C., cooper.
Kestner G. A., proprietor Rossville Ex- change.
Kraas William, grocer and baker.
Kramer Frederick, dealer in wines, liquors and groceries.
Krastner A., groeer. Lake Miss Martha, milliner.
Lawreneeburgh House, Joseph Bartholo- mew, proprietor.
Lewis & Eichelberger, proprietors Con- gress flouring mills.
Lewis & Eichelberger, proprietors Miami flouring mills.
Lewis & Moore dry goods dealers.
Lewis L. B. & Bro., dry goods dealers. Loge John P., clothier.
Lommel Il., grocer.
Lommel Peter, restaurant and grocery. Lucas T. J., watch maker and jeweler. Ludlow & Tate, Inmber dealers.
LUDLOW & TATE, SASH, DOOR AND BLIND MANUFACTURERS, FLOOR- ING, DRESSED LUMBER, &C.
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Lutman H., boot and shoe maker.
Lyons Michael, tobacconist.
Maas Moses, merchant tailor.
McCormick James, merchant tailor.
McGrath Thomas, blacksmith.
Major D. S., attorney at law and notary public.
MARTIN S. A., editor and proprietor Republican Banner ;.
Martin Samuel, cooper.
Masonic Hall, High st., bet. Elm and Short.
Miami Flouring Mills, Lewis & Eichel berger proprietors.
Moody Alex. ( colored), barber. Moody Israel (colored), barber. Mooney Josepli, clothier.
Moore & Spooner, dealers in groceries and provisions.
Moore Mrs. L. A., milliner.
Moore Reuben, cooper.
Morgan A. & Son, distillers.
Morgan A., dealer in dry goods and gro- ceries.
Morgan F., boot and shoe maker.
Nevitt, Major & Co., forwarding and com- mission merchants.
Odd Fellows' Hall, Union Lodge cor. Wal- nut-st.
Parry R. H., dry goods dealer.
Pfeister F., boot and shoe maker.
Railroad House, Peter Focal, proprietor. Ratjen Charles J. B., barber.
REPUBLICAN BANNER, STERLING A. MARTIN, EDITOR AND PROPRI- ETOR; OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH BANK.
Richards John F., justice of the peace. RIDDELL FRANCIS, POST MASTER.
Rittenhouse & Williams, millers and dis- tillers.
Rodgers Robert, proprietor livery stable. Rossville Exchange, G. A. Kestner, pro- prietor. Roth Michael, grocer.
Schmidt John F., proprietor of boarding house and saloon.
Schmitt A., physician and surgeon.
Schneider W., boot and shoe maker.
Schwartz John, mayor, attorney at law and notary public.
Schwartz Alex., dealer in wines and liquors.
Schwartz Alexander, clothier.
Siemandel John, cooper.
Sheldon G. B., dealer in stoves and tin- ware. Smith H. F., grocer. Smith H. F., coal dealer.
Sparks D. E., dealer in foreign and do- mestic dry goods.
Sparks N., grocer.
Spooner P. L., attorney at law.
SPOONER B. J., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Sturm Andrew, cooper.
Swope J. H., cooper.
Telegraph Office, Walnut-st. bet. High and William.
Temple C. W., insurance agent.
Ulrey J. P., dentist.
Walter Rudolph, druggist and apothecary.
Washington Hall, A. Wippel, proprietor. Water P., blacksmith. Werneke & Muerman, tobacconists.
Wert Wm., cooper.
White Mrs. E., dress maker.
Wippel A., proprietor of Washington Hall. Wuest P. H., baker.
Wymond John, dealer in groceries and iron.
Zimmerman P., tailor.
LAWRENCEPORT,
A post village of Lawrence county, situa- ted 19 miles distant from Salem, 11 from Bedford, and 86 miles south by west from Indianapolis. Population, 450.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Bullitt Wm. N., proprietor of water grist mill.
Bullitt Wm. N., flour and grain dealer.
Bullitt Wm. N., general store.
Crawford James H., farmer.
Dodd John, farmer.
Harbin J. W., physician and surgeon. Harbin J W., inn keeper.
Holliday James R., carpenter and builder. STESTE GEO. N., POST MASTER.
Stewart Robert R., carpenter and builder.
Smith Geo. W., physician and surgeon. Wells Gideon, farmer.
Wells Gideon, inn keeper.
LAWRENCEVILLE,
A post village of Dearborn county. situa- ted 90 miles south-east from Indianapo- lis. Population, 400.
LEATHERWOOD,
A post village of Lawrence county. Popu- lation, 75.
LEAVENWORTH,
The seat of justice of Crawford county, is situated on the Ohio River, at the Horse Shoe Bend, and just 1 mile below the mouth of Blue River. The town was located in 1818 by the Messrs. S. M. & Z. Leavenworth, from whom it derived its name. The situation is favorable for
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business, having a good landing for boats, and commanding the trade of an exten- siveand productive territory in the interior. The coal region commences a short dis- tance below this place. The surrounding country abounds in oak and poplar of a superior quality, inviting the attention of boat builders to this point, which offers facilities for the prosecution of that busi- ness unsurpassed by any other place on the Ohio. There is at present in opera- tion a steam flouring mill and a steam saw mill. There are, also, six dry goods stores, two groceries, two tin shops, two black- smiths, two cabinet makers, two hotels, three skiff builders, two cooper shops, one wagon shop, one boot and shoe store, one saddle and harness shop, one Daguerrean artist, one merchant tailor, one drug store, two physicians, two attorneys and two churches, viz., one Presbyterian and one Methodist, and a good brick school house. The Masons and Odd Fellows have each a Lodge here. Population, about 700.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Bahr John N., dry goods dealer.
Beers Andrew, wagon maker.
Big Bend steam grist mill, Jos. H. Thorn- ton, proprietor.
Caldwell Joseph, dry goods dealer and commission merchant.
Clark J. A. & J. M., cabinet makers.
Clark Marcus, attorney at law.
Conn Albert, merchant tailor.
DOBYNS T. J., POST MASTER.
Dunham Calvin, justice of the peace. Duhurst James, blacksmith.
Elliott E. B., skiff maker.
Ellsworth Wm. M., saddle and harness maker.
Eureka Lodge, No. 142, I. O. O. F.
Gehr Hotel, J. F. Gehr, proprietor.
Gehr J. F., proprietor Gehir Hotel. Kay Mrs., Daguerrean artist.
Kelso J. S. B., physician and surgeon. Kendle C. W., dry goods dealer.
Lyon, Breeden & Whitten, dealers in dry goods, boots, shoes, &c.
Lyon Daniel, skiff maker.
Mitchell & Worfield, druggists and apoth- ecaries.
Mitchell Robert, physician and surgeon.
Morgan J. & N., proprietors steam saw mill.
Odell P. H., boot and shoe maker.
Querbacker's Hotel, Mrs. Sarah Quer- backer, proprietor.
QUERBACKER J. & BRO., DEALERS IN DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
Querbacker Sarah, proprietress Oner- backer's Hotel. Posey Lodge No. 188, (Masonic.) Sauerheber George, blacksmith.
Scott G. W. & M., dry goods dealers.
Scott Wm., cabinet maker.
Springer Wm. H., tin smith.
Thornton & Lyon, dealers in dry goods, &c. Thornton & Lyon, insurance agents.
Thornton Joseph H., proprietors Big Bend steam grist mill.
Tucker R. D., gun smith.
Weathers S., skiff maker.
Webster Joseph, wagon maker.
Whitten W. W., insurance agent.
Whitten Reuben, cooper.
Wilbur W. M., grocer.
Woodbury Horatio, attorney at law.
LEBANON,
A post town and county seat of Boone county, situated on the Lafayette and In- dianapolis Railroad, 36 miles from Lafay- ette, 10 miles from Thorntown, 28 miles from Indianapolis, and is accessible by the different State roads leading from Noblesville, Crawfordsville, Danville and Frankfort, the county seat of Clinton county. It has a fine brick Court-house, built at a cost of $35,000, several fine churches and three good schools. .
It contains one flouring mill, one plan- ing and flooring mill, one shingle factory, one tannery, one cooper shop, two cabinet shops, one pump maker, three blacksmiths, one hat store, one stove and tin shop, eight dry goods stores, one bakery, three provision stores, two wagon shops, two harness shops, one silver smith, three drug stores, one livery stable, one millin- ery store, two weekly newspapers, the Boone County Ledger, and the Pioneer. Population 1,200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Ætna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn., A. J. Boone, agent.
Ball Wm., silver smith.
Boone & Shannon, attorneys and counsel- ors at law.
Boone A. J., agent Etna Insurance Com- pany of Hartford, Conn.
Boone A. J., (Boone & Sherman, ) attorney and counselor at law.
Boone County Ledger, V. B. Oden, editor. Boone County Pioneer, W. Buckingham, editor.
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