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Brine O., wagon maker. BUCKINGHAM W., editor Pioneer.
Campbell Wm. Rev., clergyman.
Cason & Neal, attorneys and counselors at law.
Cason T. J., of Cason & Neal, attorney and counselor at law.
Cason J. O., blacksmith.
Chenoweth J., saddle and harness dealer. Clizer M., baker.
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Colegrove Riley, grocery dealer. Craig Robert Rev., clergyman.
Dormire & Hicks, boot and shoe makers. Dougherty L. C., judge court common pleas.
Dougherty L. C., attorney at law.
Durbon & Inloe, paper makers.
Edgerlee G. W., physician and surgeon. Ensminger W. F. W. C., county surveyor. EVANS J. & D. E., dealers in drugs, paints, oils, dye-stuffs, &c.
Evans D. E., physician and surgeon.
Evans J., physician and surgeon.
Gabriel L., tanner.
Hall Moses, proprietor livery stable.
Hamilton O. S. & D. H., attorneys at law. Hamilton J. S., justice of peace.
Harden & Oliphant, dealers in dry goods and groceries.
Harland J. W., blacksmith.
Hawkins - Rev., clergyman.
Hedges J. W., dealer in dry goods and groceries.
Jamison J. S. & W. H., dealers in drugs, paints, oils, dye-stuffs, &c.
Jamison J. S., physician and surgeon.
Jones & Becktell, cabinet and chair manufacturers.
Kise Win. C., county clerk.
Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad, Wm. Sims, agent.
LANE J. C. & SONS, DRY GOODS DEAL- ERS.
Larimore J., physician and surgeon.
- McKEEHAN G. W., POST MASTER.
McKee S., physician and surgeon. McLaughlin J. T., dry goods dealer.
Martin W., justice of peace.
Martin W., dealer in dry goods and gro- ceries. Miller T. P., county recorder.
Neal S., of Cason & Neal, attorneys and counselors at law.
Nunn James A., county auditor. ODEN V. B., editor Boone County Ledger. Olive R., hatter.
Perkins C. S., physician and surgeon. PETERSON JOHN, cooper.
Rodman John II .. county sheriff.
ROSE J. H., PROPRIETOR ROSE HOUSE, SOUTH-WEST SIDE MAIN STREET. (See card.)
Ruggs C., physician and surgeon.
Sanders E., physician and surgeon.
Shannon Henry, of Boone & Shannon, at- torney at law.
Shepard A. H., county treasurer.
SHULSE H. A., dealer in drugs, paints, oils, dye-stuffs, &c. Sims & Dailey, dry goods denlers.
Sims William, agent Lafayette and Indi- anapolis Railroad. Smith G. W., grocery dealer.
Starbuck C., justice of peace. TIPTON W. A., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ROSE HOUSE,
J. H. ROSE, Proprietor,
South-west Side of Main Street,
LEBANON,
INDIANA.
Trips P., grocery dealer. Van Dake H. St. John Rev., Christian. Walton C. H., physician and surgeon. Wilson H., saddle and harness maker. Witty W. F., physician and surgeon.
Zion Wm., dealer in dry goods and groce- ries.
LECOMPTON,
A post office of Knox county. ABNER DECKER, POST MASTER.
LEE,
A post office of Warrick county. JOHN FUQUAY, POST MASTER. .
LEESBURGH,
A post village of Kosciusko county, situ- ated on the Railroad from Elkhart to Peru, and on the border of Turkey Creek Prairie, 116 miles north by east from In- dianapolis. Population 300.
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LEESVILLE,
A post village of Lawrence county, situ- ated 5 miles north of the Ohio and Mis- sissippi Railroad, 12 miles east of Bedford- the county seat, 115 miles from Cincin, nati, and 66 miles south of Indianapolis. Population 175.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Allen Win., boot ani shoe dealer.
Blunk Seth, boot and shoe dealer.
Brown Rice M., saddler.
Brown Rice M., attorney at law and no- tary public.
Brown Emily, dress maker.
Eversoll Jacob, tanner and currier. Ferguson John, general store.
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Goldsmith Geo. W., wheelwright.
Goldsmith G. W., proprietor of Goldsmith House.
Goldsmith House, G. W. Goldsmith, pro- prietor.
Hollands & Guthrie, proprietors of steam grist mill. Holland W. A. & J., general store.
Hollands & Guthrie, proprietors water saw mill.
Holland Wm., farmer.
HOLLAND JOIN, POST MASTER.
Hunter Andrew, farmer.
Hunter Win., general store.
Jackson John T., blacksmith.
Jones John S. N., carpenter and builder.
Litton Morgan M., blacksmith.
McMurry John G., boot and shoe dealer.
Newkirk Benjamin, furniture dealer.
Newland B. F., physician and surgeon.
Osburn James, boot and shoe dealer.
Reed Alexander, brick maker.
Robinson & Pate, blacksmiths.
Smith Wm. H., physician and surgeon.
Southwick John W., harness maker.
Sutherland Wm., farmer.
Swindler Samuel, wool carder.
Swindler Atwell Rev., Methodist.
Walls John Rev., Methodist.
LEIPSIC, A post office of Orange county.
LEO, A post office of Allen county.
LEONDA, - A post office of Miami county.
LEOPOLD,
A post village of Perry county, 14 miles north from Rome. Settled by Belgians, French and Irish. Population, 250.
LEWIS, A post office of Vigo county.
LEWISBURGH,
A post village of Cass county, situated 8 miles east of Logansport, on the Wabash river. Population, 400.
LEWISVILLE,
Indiana Central Railway, and 42 miles east of Indianapolis.
LIBERTY,
The county seat of Union county, situated on the Junction Railroad, between Cincin- nati and Indianapolis, 45 miles from the former and 70 from the latter. It con- tains one hotel, four general stores, one baker and confectioner, three blacksmiths, four carpenters, three boot and shoe ma- kers, two brick makers, one-cabinet maker, 4 carriage and wagon makers, 2 clothing dealers, one furniture dealer, one printing office, one steam flouring mill, two harness makers, two grocers, one hardware and cutlery, one hat and cap store, two hide and leather dealers, two resident farmers, two attorneys, two justices of the peace, six physicians, one steam saw mill, two stove and tin shops, one jeweler, four painters, two tanners, two tailors, three clergyinen, four churches, and one school of one hundred pupils. Population, 800.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Bennett Thos. W., attorney at law.
Bowers A. B., grocer.
Bragg Wilson, tailor and clothier.
Bragg House, Lewis Crane, proprietor.
Brandenburg Henry J., county sheriff.
Brown George R., county treasurer.
Casterlin Ziba, physician and surgeon.
Chitwood Joshua, physician and surgeon.
Chitwood George W., physician and sur- geon.
Cline Lewis J., county clerk.
Conklin Joseph, tanner and currier.
Conklin Felix, hide and leather dealer.
Conwell Isaac & Son, general store.
Crane Lewis, proprietor of Bragg House.
Crist Ezra, stove dealer and tin smith.
Crist Wm. B. & Son, dealer in hardware and cutlery.
Crist Armanza, carpenter and builder. Cully Levi, clothing dealer.
Dawson Samuel B., carriage and wagon maker.
Dawson Wellington, county auditor.
Dencon W. C., painter.
Dunbar & Sedgwick, proprietors of steam grist inill. Farnsworth W. A., carriage and wagon maker.
Fosdick A. B., proprietor of steam saw mill.
Fosdick A. C., physician and surgeon.
Fosdick A. B., blacksmith. Fosdick B. S., town officer.
Gardner Jonathan F., attorney at law.
Garrard Win., carpenter and builder.
A post village of Henry county, on the Gould E. B., harness maker.
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Hallock J. D., painter.
Hill Samuel W., dealer in hats, caps, furs, &c.
Hochwalt John, carriage and wagon ma- ker:
Husted Henry, county recorder.
Husted Henry, town officer.
Jarrell W. M., tanner and currier.
Jarrell Elias, justice of peace.
Jarrell Elias, hide and leather dealer.
Johnson A. B., general store.
Kuhn Samuel, brick maker.
Layman David, brick maker.
Leek John. blacksmith.
Leonard Samuel W., blacksmith.
Leviston Jas. M., clothing dealer.
Monfort Isaac W. Rev., Presbyterian.
Nutter Charles, farmer.
Pearson Henry, farmer.
Pierson David S., tailor and clothier. PIERSON D. S., POSTMASTER.
Pierson David S., town officer.
Poundstone & Busby, harness makers.
Poundstone William J., town officer.
Pyle John, boot aud shoe dealer.
Reeves U. G., physician and surgeon. Scarlot Robert, painter.
Scott & Burgess, general store.
Sheets L. D., physician and surgeon. Shepard Lewis, carpenter and builder.
Shidler Franklin, cabinet and furniture dealer.
Shriner Henry, carriage and wagon maker.
Smith John L., boot and shoe dealer.
Tappen F. D., furniture dealer.
Thompson G. C. W., justice of peace.
Union County Ilerald, J. H. McClung edi- tor.
Walton John N., town officer.
Walton John, boot and shoe dealer.
Weills Solomon Rev., Lutheran.
White A. C., painter.
Williams Henry, carpenter and builder.
Winchester John S. Rev., Methodist.
Wilson Samuel B., watch maker and jew- eler.
Wilson James, stove dealer and tinsmith.
Wright & Fosdick, general store.
Zutermister Fred., grocer.
Zutermister Fred., baker and confectioner. .
LIBERTY MILLS,
A post village of Wabash county, situ- ated on Eel River, about- 100 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
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LICK BRANCH, A post office of Parke county.
LIGONIER, A post office of Noble county.
LILLY DALE,
A post office of Perry county.
LIMA,
A post village of Lagrange county, on Pigeon river, 174 miles N. N. E. from In- dianapolis.
LIMBER LOST,
A post office of Adams county.
LINCOLN, A post office of Cass county.
LINDEN,
A post office of Montgomery county.
LINN GROVE,
A post office of Montgomery county.
LINTON,
A post office of Greene county.
LISBON,
A post village of Noble county, situated on the Fort Wayne and Lima Plank Road, two miles south of the Air-line Railroad running from Toledo to Chicago, distant from the former 91 miles, and from the latter 140 miles, and 140 miles north-east from Indianapolis. It contains one hotel, one general store, three blacksmiths, one boot and shoe dealer, four boot and shoe makers, one brick-maker, two carpenters, one cabinet-maker, one carriage and wag- on maker, one dress-maker, one flour and produce dealer, one grocer, one hide and leather dealer, two resident farmers, one justice of the peace, four physicians, one sawinill, one insurance agent, two coopers, three painters, one tailor, one district school of 50 pupils and one select of 40, three clergymen, and two churches .--- Population 150.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Baughmon G. D., grocer.
Baughmon G. D., painter.
Bicknell T. P., boot and shoe dealer.
Bieknell T. P., physician and surgeon.
Bickuell T. P., flour and grain dealer.
Bixler Daniel, physician and surgeon.
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Bixler Mrs. Daniel, dress-maker. Blair R., painter.
Brown A., hotel keeper.
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Brown Asa, farmer.
Denison A., carpenter and builder.
Dowling Wm. Rev., Christian.
Flemming E., tailor and clothier.
Fry John, blacksmith.
Heiber George, cooper.
Hershiser A. B., physician and surgeon. Hill E. H., cabinet and furniture dealer. Hill E. H., carpenter and builder.
Hoy R., agent Trident Insurance Co.
HOY ROBERT, POST MASTER.
Hoy Robert, justice of peace.
Jones A. W., boot and shoe maker. Lovering John S., physician and surgeon. Mott S. S., blacksmith.
Myers John, foundryman.
Norton John T., carriage and wagon ma- ker.
Norton J. T .. painter.
Rawson A. G., farmer.
Sanders G. W., cooper.
Sellers David, boot and shoe maker.
Snow Asher, gardener.
Snow L. B., boot and shoe maker.
Snow L. B., hide and leather dealer.
Swem Asa, blacksmith.
Swem M. F., proprietor saw mill.
Swem A. F. Rev., Methodist.
Trident Insurance Co., R. Hoy, agent.
Tylor L. boot and shoe maker.
Zebell Edward & Bros., brick makers.
LITTLE RIVER, A post office of Allen county.
LITTLE WALNUT, A post office of Putnam county.
LITTLE YORK. A post office of Washington county.
LIVONIA,
A post office of Washington county, 100 miles south of Indianapolis.
LOCKE, A post office of Elkhart county.
LOCKPORT,
A post office of Carroll county, on the Wabash and Erie canal, 75 miles north of Indianapolis.
LODI, A post office of Wabash county.
LODIVILLE,
A post office of Parke county, on the Wa- bash canal, 16 miles north-west or Rock- ville, the county seat.
LOGAN, A post office of Dearborn county.
LOGANSPORT,
The county seat of Cass county, named after the Shawnee chief, Logan, nephew of Tecumseh, and the friend of Gen. Har- rison's army in the war of 1812, who fell in a rencontre with a party of the enemy, on the banks of the Miami of the Lake, in 1812, and is situated at the conflueuce of the Wabash and Eel rivers. It was laid off in the spring of 1828, on a tract of land, reserved to George Cicott, by the treaty with the Potawattamnie Indians in the fall of 1826. Hugh B. McKeen, Gen. John Tipton,, and Chauncey Carter, be- came interested in the reserve, and they divided the tract among themselves. Chauncy Carter became the proprietor of that portion now lying west of the canal and extending to the "Point" or junction of the rivers, which he laid off into lots, and which is known as the "original plat." General Tipton took the portion lying east of the last named tract between the rivers, and which has since been laid off into additions to the town; and Mr. McKeen became proprietor of the portion lying north of Eel river, which has since been laid off into West Logan. Logans- port with its additions, including West Logan and Brownstown, on the north side of Eel river, and Taborville, on the south side of the Wabash, contains at this time a population of about 4,500 inhabit- ants. Its progress has been firm and steady, though not at any time rapid. Its position as a manufacturing town, is one of the best, if not indeed the best in the western country. The Wabash and Eel rivers, at and near this point, afford fine falls of water, which, with a proper capital and enterprise, could be readily converted to extensive manufacturing purposes. The falls of Eel river, at Logansport, are in part improved by the erection of a flonring mill, running six pairs of stones, and a sawing mill, running two circular and one straight saw, for the manufac- ture of Immuber, vaneering and box tim- ber; but the falls of the Wabash, contain- ing much the largest body of water, is yet entirely unimproved. Besides these advantages, Logansoprt also stands in the midst of a country possessing an excel- lent soil, fine timber, and au abun lance
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of lime and free stone. Its business, and especially its exporting trade, is sur- passed by few towns of its size. The favorable position it occupies in regard to the lines of the Wabash and Eriecanal, the Toledo, Wabash and Western railroad, and the Cincinnati and Chicago railroad, which intersect at this point, will always ensure to it the trade of a large scope of country, which it now commands. Lo- ยท gansport is handsomely situated. and con- tains many elegant public and private buildings. A number of these buildings are of the stone in the vicinity, and pre- sent a neat and substantial appearance.
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor-SAMUEL A. HALL.
Marshal and Street Commissioner-SAMUEL B. LINTON.
Clerk -- NICHOLS D. OROVER.
Treasurer -- THOMAS RICHARDSON.
COUNCILMEN.
First Ward-J. A. Taylor and Adam Smith.
Second Ward-S. Levein and H. W. Bach- man.
Third Ward-H. Coleman and D. E. Bryer. Fourth Ward-T. Tomlinson and J. C. Mitehell.
Fifth Ward-W. Henke and C. Ward.
Argular W. F., physician and surgeon, Bridge st.
Bachman & Puterbaugh, general store, Broadway, bet. Fourth and Fifth. Baelman W. H., eity councilman.
Baldwin Sidney, attorney at law, on the Island.
Ball H. jr., manufacturer and dealer in tin ware, stoves and culinary goods, Market st.
Bank of the State of Indiana, Branch at Logansport, J. T. Musselman, presi- dent, James Cheney, cashier.
Barker Mrs. M. A., milliner, Broadway, bet. Bridge and Fourth st.
Barker Harvey, chair and cabinet manu- facturer, Bridge st.
Barnett .1. H., proprietor Barnett House. Barnett House, A. H., Barnett, proprietor. Barnhart John, dealer in stoves and tin- ware, Broadway. .
BEVAN GEO., proprietor sash, door, and blind factory and planing mill, west side canal, bet. Broadway and North street.
Biddle HI. P., attorney at law, Fourth st., near Court House.
Bliss Geo., baker and grocer, Bridge st. Boyer Fred., wagon maker, south-west side river.
BRANNING F. & CO., tanners and cur- riers.
Branning F., boot and shoe maker, Mar- ket-st.
Bridges & Leffert, dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, &c., Higgins'-build- ing, cor. Market and Fourth sts.
BRINGHURST THOMAS H., JOB PRIN- TER AND PUBLISHER OF THE LOGANSPORT JOURNAL, 4TH ST. BET. MARKET AND BROAD- WAY.
BRINGHURST W. HENRY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c.
Broadway House, eor. Sixth-st. and Broad- way, Robert M. Larimer, proprietor. Brookman II., wagon maker, south side river.
Brooks Bryant, barber, Fourth-st.
BROWN JOHN, DEALER INN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &c., COR. MARKET AND BRIDGE STREETS.
Bryer D. E., city councilman.
Buchanan A. B., physician and surgeon, Bridge-st.
BURROW J. M., CABINET AND CHAIR MANUFACTURER, FOURTH-ST.
Campbell Samuel N. Rev., Methodist.
CANNON G., DRUGGIST AND MANU- FACTURING CHEMIST, FOURTH STREET.
CARTER C., DEALER IN HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS, LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING, FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES, &c., FOURTH-ST.
Cass County Democrat, S. A. Hall pub- lisher.
CECIL GEORGE & CO., MERCHANT MILLERS.
Cheney James, cashier Branch of the Bank of the State of Indiana. Coleman II., city councilman.
Coleman HI., physician and surgeon.
Conover John, proprietor Farmers' Hotel, corner Broadway and Bridge st.
Coonrod William, butcher and pork-packer, Fourth st. bet. Market and Broad- way.
COULSON D. B., baker, confectioner and dealer in groecries, fruits, nuts, &c., south-west corner Fourth and Market streets.
Dagen George, dealer in groceries and provisions, Sixth st. between Bridge and North.
Davis G. D., agent Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad.
Diehl Louis, dealer in groceries and pro- visions, Market st.
Dodds John F., county auditor. Douglass J. G., of G. T. Tipton & Co.
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J. R. GIFFORD, Proprietor.
LOGANSPORT, INDIANA.
Only Stage Office in the City.
Free Omnibus to and from the Cars.
Dugan P. T., tailor, renovator, and re- pairer, shop opposite Wabash Drug Store, on Market st.
Dunn James W., agent American Express Company, Market st., near Canal.
Duster J. M., merchant tailor, Fourth st. Dykeman D. D., attorney at law, notary public, insurance and real estate agent.
Eldridge J. B., county sheriff.
Everets H. H., proprietor steam shingle and stave factory, south side river.
EWING J. M., merchant tailor, and dealer in clothing, gent's furnishing goods, hats, cars &c., Market st., bet. Broad- way and Fourth sts.
Faber R., physician and surgeon, Market street.
Farmers' Hotel, cor. Broadway and Bridge street, John Conover, proprietor.
Farquhar E. & J., dealers in drugs, paints, oils, &c., Broadway, bet. Fourth and Fifth sts.
Fishel J. & Co., clothiers, Market st.
FISHER & LUY, commission merchants, and dealers in produce.
Fitch G. N., physician and surgeon, Bridge street.
Flynn J. R., attorney at law, Broadway. Frank R. H., clothier, Fourth st.
Frank M., dealer in ready made clothing, gent's furnishing goods, &c., cor. Mar- ket and Bridge sts.
FRAZEE & WILLIAMS, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, QUEENSWARE AND GROCERIES, PATRIDGE'S BLOCK. Foster Frederick, baker, Fourth st.
FULLER J. W., MANUFACTURER AND GENERAL DEALER IN SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS, &c.
Genrey S. IL., groceries and boat stores, Canal st., bet. Market and Broadway. GIBSON A. M., general store, Broadway, above Canal.
GIFFORD HOUSE, J. R. GIFFORD PRO- PRIETOR. (See card.) 16
GIFFORD J. R., PROPRIETOR GIFFORD HOUSE. (See card.)
Goodwin & McElheny, general store, Broadway, near Canal.
Grace Crabtree, county commissioner.
GREBER F., Homeopathic physician, Broadway, under Adams' paint shop. Green Martin, barber, Market st.
Green Benj., dealer in groceries and pro- visions, Broadway, above the canal.
Green Joseph, boot and shoc dealer, Mar- ket st.
GRIDLEY M. H., DEALER IN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c., MARKET ST.
Grover Nicholas D., city clerk.
GROVES R. F., POST MASTER.
Grusenmeyer Joseph, blacksmith, south side Wabash River.
HALL S. A., PUBLISHER DEMOCRAT, JOB PRINTER AND BOOK-BINDER, COR. FOURTH ST. AND BROAD- WAY.
Hall Samuel A., mayor.
Hawk P., ambrotype artist, Market st.
Healey A. P., agent United States Ex- press Company, Fourth st., bet. Broadway and Market.
Henke W .. city councilman.
Hicks J. H., carriage and wagon maker, Sixth st.
Higgins Alvin, M., county treasurer.
Hoppe H. W., dealer in groceries and pro- visions, cor. Bridge and Market sts.
Howe J. E., of Merriam, Rice & Howe.
Jackson John, blacksmith, Sixth st, near Eel River.
Johnson P. B. & Co., dry goods dealers, cor. Fourth st. and Broadway.
Johnson & Son, grocers, forwarding and commission merchants, Canal st. Julian Nathan, county commissioner.
KEEP B. R. & SON, dealers in lumber, shingles, lath and coal, Broadway, east side of canal.
KEEP J. M., of B. R. Keep & Son.
Kennedy W. H., dealer in boots and shoes, Bridge st.
Klincksick Henry, blacksmith, Bridge street.
Klopp Daniel, proprietor Pennsylvania House, cor. Sixth and North sts.
Klopp Daniel, carriage maker, cor. Sixth and North sts.
KNOWLTON & KENDALL, PROPRIE- TORS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
Kontz William P. county recorder.
Kreider Wm. M., wagon maker and black- smith, Sixth st.
Krug & Booth, dealers in stoves and tin- ware, cor. Broadway and Fourth sts.
Larimer Robert M., proprietor Broadway House, cor. Sixth and Broadway. La Rose Noah L., county clerk.
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Lasselle Charles B., attorney at law and Nash & Richardson, proprietors Logan notary public, Fourth st.
Levein S., city councilman.
Linton Samuel B., marshal and street commissioner.
Lion Samuel & Son, marble dealers, Bridge st.
LOGANSPORT JOURNAL, THOMAS H. BRINGHURST, EDITOR AND PUB- LISHER, FOURTH ST., BET. MAR- KET AND BROADWAY.
Lougwell J., daguerrean artist, Broadway, bet. Fourth and Fifth sts.
Ludders Richard, grocer, Fourth st.
LUY CHARLES, PROP'R BREWERY, AND DEALER IN PRODUCE.
McCarthy J. B. & Co., storage, forward- ing and commission merchants, on Canal, near Market st. bridge.
McCaughey & Murdock, dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, cor. Fourth and Broadway.
McCaughey Joseph, county coroner.
McClure Andrew, cabinet and chair man- ufacturer, cor. Oakley and Durett sts. McCormick John, telegraph operator.
McCrea T. P., physician and surgeon, Market st.
McTaggart James, wholesale and retail liquor dealer, Broadway.
Manlove M. N., surgeon dentist, Fourth street.
Manly W. T. S., cabinet maker and un- dertaker, Sixth-st.
Merriam, Rice & Howe, general dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, groceries, salt, &c., north side of Market near the canal.
Merriam John C., of Merriam, Rice & Howe.
Merrit T. C., dealer in groceries and pro- visions, Sixth-st. between Bridge and North.
Miles G. W., of J. M. Warren & Co.
Miller F. O., physician and surgeon, Bridge-st.
Mitchell T. C., manufacturer and dealer in fur, silk, Panama, wool and palm leaf hats, boots and shoes, Broadway.
Mitchel T. C., city councilman.
Moder Charles, blacksmith, south-west side River.
MOORE DR. J., SURGEON DENTIST, WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER, MARKET-ST.
MURPHEY R. P. & W. H., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCE- RIES, FISH, SALT, &c., MARKET SPACE.
Musselman J. T., President Branch of the Bank of the State of Indiana.
Musselman J. T., general store, Broadway bet. Fourth and Fifth sts.
Myers John, county commissioner.
foundry and machine works and woolen manufacturers.
Neff W. R., dealer in books and stationery, fancy goods, jewelry and Yankee no- tions.
Neff J. & Co., general store, Market-st.
Newton C., prop'r Union House, Broad- way above canal.
Overholser D. L., physician and surgeon; office on Market-st.
Pennsylvania House, cor. Sixth and North sts., Daniel Klopp, proprietor.
Post Martin M. Rev., Presbyterian.
Powell J. T., manufacturer and dealer in marble, Sixth-st. cor. North.
Pratt D. D., attorney at law.
Preston & Minefee, merchant tailors and clothiers.
Pryor R., general dealer in hardware. iron, steel, nails, &c .; store house, west of canal and Market-st.
Rice E. S., of Merriam, Rice & Howe. Richardson Thomas, city treasurer.
Renn Henry, boot and shoe maker.
Rush J. L., boot and shoe dealer, Broad- way above the canal.
SCHLADEMAN AUG., MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN IMPORTED AND DO- MESTIC CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, &c., WEST SIDE FOURTH-ST. BET. BROADWAY AND MARKET STS. (See advertisement, page 243).
SEITER JOSEPH, baker and grocer, Mar- ket-st.
Shweir C., wagon maker, Bridge-st.
Smith Benj., proprietor of livery stable, Broadway between Bridge and Fourth streets.
SMITH PETER, WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DEALER IN GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, MARKET-ST. OPPOSITE BURNETT HOUSE.
Smith George, justice of the peace, Broad- way near canal.
Smith Adam, city councilman.
Spencer B. O., dealer in groceries and provisions, Broadway above canal.
Stevens E. T., manufacturer and dealer in boots, shoes, leather, hides, &c., Fourth street.
Sturken H., wagon maker, Sixth-st. near Eel River.
Sturken Nicholas Rev., German Lutheran. SWEENY B. M., merchant tailor Market street bet. Bridge and Fourth.
Taylor J. A., city councilman.
TAYLOR J. A., physician and surgeon ; office on Fourth-st.
Thillnan Andrew, wholesale and retail liquor store, Market space.
Thornton & Mull, carpenters and builders; shop on canal near Broadway.
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