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Hillis Wm. C., attorney at law.
Hinds J. W., coal dealer.
Hodges Willis, physician and surgeon.
Hoefer Henry, stocking weaver.
Hoffstadt Henry, dealer in ready made clothing.
Hoffstadt Ascher M., merchant tailor.
Hoffstadt Julius, merchant tailor.
Hollstein C. L., dry goods dealer.
Hoole Wm. E., manufacturer and dealer in furniture, chairs and mattresses.
Huey Wm., of Smith & Huey.
Hughes W. M., wholesale dealer in drugs, chemicals, oils, varnishes, &c.
Hunt N. & Co., manufacturers of Missouri and Kentucky tobacco.
Hunt S., manufacturer and dealer in hats and caps.
Hurlbut H. M., proprietor of bedstead fac- tory.
Indiana Bank, H. H. Barton, cashier.
Indiana Township Library, Isaac F. Hig- bee, librarian.
Jagers & Myer, monumental marble work- ers.
Jefferson House, G. Klein, proprietor.
JEFFERSON FOUNDRY, J. S. & R. E. NEAL, PROPRIETORS, MANUFAC- TURERS OF STEAM ENGINES. (See card).
JOHNSON J., OF DUTTON & JOHNSON. Jones W. H., grocer.
KESTNER J. H. & J. R., LEATHER DEALERS.
KEUTHAN WM., dealer in candies, fruits, nuts, toys, &c.
Keys O. A., book seller and stationer.
Kiengle Crist, saddle and harness ma- ker.
Kimmel Martin, saddle-tree manufacturer. Kimmel A., merchant tailor.
KIRCHNER HOTEL, COR. OHIO AND MULBERRY STS., WM. KIRCHNER, PROPRIETOR. (See card).
KIRCHNER W., PROPRIETOR KERCH- NER HOTEL, COR. OHIO & MUL- BERRY STS. (See card) .
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JEFFERSON FOUNDRY. KIRCHNER'S HOTEL,
J. S. & R. E. NEAL, MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES
Of the latest styles, and most approved Patterns, and of a superior make and finish. Also,
Mill Machinery of all Descriptions,
Such as Saw Mills, Gin Shafting and Pulleys, Cotton Screws, &c., &c. Also, all kinds of Iron and Brass Castings made to order; also, all kinds of Finished Brass Work.
MADISON, IND.
Kirk J., proprietor livery stable.
Klein G., proprietor Jefferson House.
Kronenberger L., dealer in ready made clothing.
Kunkler G. A., physician and surgeon.
Lafayette Hotel, C. Hablizel, proprietor. Lane J., grocer.
LELAND EDWIN G., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Levi Wm. P'. & Co., stationers and blank book manufacturers.
Lewedag J. II., grocer.
Lewis Wm. O., wagon maker.
Lewis James E., proprietor plow factory.
Lewis J., chair manufacturer.
Lichtman N., confectioner and restau- rant.
LIGHTWARD HENRY, DEALER IN FOR- EIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS AND CIGARS, ALSO MANUFAC- TURER OP PURE WINE AND CI- DER VINEGAR.
Lodge B. F. C., dry goods dealer.
Lohmann J. H., proprietor of Western Hotel.
Lohmann J., proprietor of Ohio Street House.
Lotz B., boot and shoe maker.
Lowe J., boot and shoe maker.
Luch John, dealer in fancy goods.
Luck Abraham, grocer, commission mer- chant and dealer in hay, corn, oats, meal, &c.
Lyle D., grocer.
McCaine R., Railroad Telegraph operator.
McClelland T. H. & W., box manufac- turers.
McClure W. S., proprietor wharf boat and steamboat agent.
McKee R. S., of Weyer & McKee. McKenna John, blacksmith.
MCKINNEY & ALLING (successors to E.
G. Leonard), wholesale and retail dealers in hardware and cutlery, Main Cross-st. between Mulberry and West.
W. KIRCHNER, Proprietor.
Cor. Ohio & Mulberry Streets, MADISON,
INDIANA.
McKinney John, of Mckinney & Alling. Mckinney G. W., boot and shoe maker. Mclaughlin Thomas, tailor.
McQuiston & Co., malt, grain and commis- sion merchants.
Maccubbin C. & Co., dry goods dealers. Maccubbin C., proprietor livery stable.
MADISON HOTEL, COR. SECOND AND MULBERRY STS., CULVER WOOD- BURN, PROPRIETOR. (See adver- tisement, page 251.)
MADISON MARINE RAILWAY AND SHIP YARD, D. C. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR
Madison Spice Mills, F. C. Heberhart, proprietor.
Madison Foundry, J. Farnsworth, pro- prietor.
Madison Daily Courier, M. C. Garber, edi- tor and proprietor.
Madison Library Association, Moody Park, librarian.
Madison Insurance Company, N. Powell, president.
Madison Lodge No. 72, (I. O. O. F.)
Madison Lodge No. 2, (Masonic.)
MADISON BREWERY, BELSER & CO., PROPRIETORS, MAIN ST., BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH.
Maguire Thomas, of Stanley & Maguire. Mahan Wm. S., ambrotypist.
Marks A., dealer in ready made cloth- ing.
Marshall J. & Co., exchange office.
Martin & Cobb, proprietors Star Flouring Mill.
Massey & Siddall, wholesale dealers in groceries and produce.
Massey L., of Massey & Siddall.
Mavity M. S., attorney at law.
MELDRUM G. & CO., DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES, DYE-STUFFS, TOBAC- CO, TEAS AND FINE LIQUORS, NORTH-EAST COR. MAIN, CROSS AND WEST STS.
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MADISON HOTEL,
Corner Second and Mulberry Streets, MADISON, IND.
CULVER WOODBURN, PROPRIETOR.
This large and commodious Hotel has been thoroughly repaired, and is now open for the reception of Visitors.
MELDRUM GEORGE, OF MELDRUM & CO.
Meldrum R. C., agent Adams Express Company.
Mellen & Bro., importers of china, glass and queensware.
Mellen Charles E., of Mellen & Bro.
Mellen John H., of Mellen & Bro.
Mellen Geo. M., of Mellen & Bro. Meuser & Schneider, milliners.
Miller Mrs. Louisa, confectioner.
Moffett S. S. & Co., dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, &c.
Moffett T. W., of Moffett & Co.
Monroe Lodge No. 2, (I. O. O. F.)
Moore R., boot and shoe maker.
Moses Morris, dealer in ready made cloth- ing. Moses Simon, dealer in ready made cloth- in. .
MULLEN JOHN W., OF F. PRENATT & CO.
MULVEY JOHN, mayor of Madison.
NEAL J. S. & R. E., PROPRITORS JEF- FERSON FOUNDRY, MANUFAC- TURERS OF STEAM ENGINES. (See card.)
Neal John S., of J. S. & R. E. Neal. Neal Reuben E., of J. S. & R. E. Neal.
NEILL & WILLIAMS, HOUSE. SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, MAIN CROSS ST., NEAR BROAD- WAY.
NEILL WILLIAM I. & CO.
NIKLAUS JOHN, DEALER IN GROCE- RIES, IMPORTED WINES, BRAN- DIES, OLD RYE. BOURBON AND RECTIFIED WHISKY. TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c., MAIN CROSS STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. Nodler C., grocer. Northeraft Joseph, grocer.
Ohio Street House, J., Lohmann, proprie- tor. Orr .1., clothing depot. Osting J. If., proprietor Farmers' Hotel.
Otto H., barber. Overton James, confectioner. Padgett G. J., merchant tailor. Palmetto Mills, Shewsbury & Price, pro- prietors.
Park & Clark, insurance agents.
Park Moody, librarian Madison Library Association.
Pattie John, of Wm. P. Inskeep & Co. Pfeiffer F., boot and shoe maker. Phelps G. M., dry goods dealer.
Phillips E., grocer and commission mer- chant.
Planap M. Ab., merchant tailor.
Pogue T., dealer in saddlery and hard- ware.
Pope HI. E., physician and surgeon.
POWELL, MCEWEN & CO., PORK PACK- ERS.
POWELL N., PORK PACKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Powell N., president Madison Insurance Company.
PRENATT F. & CO., IMPORTERS OF FRENCH BRANDIES, WINES, &c., ALSO DEALERS IN GROCERIES, TOBACCO AND CIGARS, MAIN CROSS ST., TWO DOORS WEST OF WEST.
PURSELL & GOODE, surgeon dentists, office north side Main Cross st., oppo- site Basnett's hat store.
Pursell A. E., of Pursell & Goode.
Quinn Stephen, justice of peace.
Railroad House, P. Seiler, proprietor.
Ramsay P. W., practical watch maker. Randall Wm., hat and cap dealer. Rea Joseph, proprietor livery stable.
Reese Mrs. S. E., milliner and dress ma- ker.
Renschler F., boot and shoe maker.
Richardson Charles, dealer in agricultural implements.
Richardson Geo. W., attorney at law and notary public. Ritchie Silas, grocer.
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Robbins & Pindell, furniture, sash, blind, and door manufacturers.
Roberts J. A., portrait painter.
Robinson D. C. & Co., sash, door, and blind manufacturers, and steamboat cabin builders.
ROBINSON D. C., PROPRIETOR MADI- SON MARINE RAILWAY AND
SHIP YARD.
Ross Isom, dealer in hides, oil, leather and shoe findings, Main st.
Ruppert J., grocer.
Rushton David, veterinary surgeon and horse shoer.
RUSSELL SAMUEL, MANUFACTURER OF UPHOLSTERY, MATTRESS AND BEDDING.
Schierling John, baker.
Schmidt Joseph, bonnet bleacher.
Schneider Henry, proprietor wool card- ing and flouring mill.
Schroederlucke H. H., grocer. Schwalmeier H., boot and shoe maker.
Seiler P., proprietor Railroad House.
SHANNON M. & E., MANUFACTURERS OF MISSOURI TOBACCO, MUL- BERRY STREET BET. MAIN CROSS AND SECOND.
Sheridan II., merchant tailor.
Sherlock Lodge, No. 93, Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Shillito & Coffin, coopers.
Shrewsbury & Price, proprietors of metto mills.
Siddall George R., apothecary and phar- maceutist. Siddall W. A., of Massey & Siddall.
Siersdorfer N., boot and shoe dealer.
Silverman S., dealer in ready made cloth- ing.
Slayton N. B., surgeon dentist.
Smith & Huey, merchant tailors.
SMITH A. B. & CO., WHOLESALE DEAL- ERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, MAIN CROSS-ST.
SMITH E. A., OF A. B. SMITH & CO.
Smith S. J., of Smith & Huey.
Smith John C., dealer in foreign and do- mestic dry goods, &c. Smith Irby, dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, &c. South-western car shop, W. Clough, pro- prietor.
Stanley & Maguire, bell and brass found- ers, &c.
Stanley Wi., of Stanley & Maguire.
STAPP WILLIAM, dealer in boots and shoes, Main Cross-st., bet. Mulberry and West.
Star flouring mills, Martin & Cobb, pro- prietors. Stephens G. M., grocer. Stevens James, grocer.
STEVENS & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW SOLICIT-
ORS IN CHANCERY AND NOTA- RIES PUBLIC.
STEVENS STEPHEN C., OF STEVENS & TAYLOR, ATTORNEY AND COUN- SELOR AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY AND NOTARY PUB- LIC.
Stickley I., Daguerrean artist. Strader & Keyt, distillers
Suire Francis E., of N. Hunt & Co.
SUIRE FRANCIS E., OF G. MELDRUM & CO.
SULLIVAN JEREMIAH, attorney at law. Swormstedt W. B., of G. Benson & Co.
TAYLOR JOHN H., OF STEVENS & TAYLOR, ATTORNEY AND COUN- SELOR AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY AND NOTARY PUB- LIC.
Taylor Wm., saddle and harness maker. Taylor H. G .. grocer.
Taylor John, wagon maker.
Thienes J., boot and shoe maker.
THOM JAMES C., attorney at law ; prac- tices in the inferior and supreme courts. Collections promptly attend- ed to.
Thompson J., grocer.
Thompsou & McKim, coal dealers.
Townsend P. T., cedar cooper.
TWINTING P. T., dealer in dry goods, groceries, china and queensware; also, dealer in produce, hay, bran, &c., south corner Walnut and Third streets.
Ulmer John M., merchant tailor.
Vail & White, dealers in cabinet furniture, chairs, &c.
Vail-C., of Vail & White.
Wagner Isaac, blacksmith.
Walden Charles H., dealer in patent med- icines.
Walker D., boot and shoe dealer.
Walker J. M., cabinet and furniture dealer. Walker Charles E., attorney at law.
Washington Lodge. No. - , Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Weaver Jacob, barber.
Weaver Charles, boot and shoe maker.
Weber P., baker.
Weer Enos HI., physician and surgeon.
Weis Jacob, dealer in groceries and pro- duce.
WELLS (W.) & ALLING, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c., MAIN CROSS-ST.
WELLS WILLIAM, OF WELLS & AL- LING.
Werbe Fred., grocer.
Westcott M. W., of Dubois & Westcott.
Western Hotel, J. H. Lohmann, propri- etor.
Western Union Telegraph Office, R. R. R. McCaine, operator.
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WEYER & McKEE, wholesale grocers and commission merchants, also agent for the sale of Kanawha salt. Weyer J. S., of Weyer & McKee.
Wharton W. G. & Son, pork packers.
Wharton Wm. G., Pres't Branch Bank of the State of Indiana. Wharton W. G. & Son, dealers in pork, produce, and real estate. White James H., of Vail & White.
White W., merchant tailor.
White Alex., proprietor wooden bowl fac- tory.
White Alexander, carpenter and joiner. Wildey Encampment, No. 2, Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Wilkinson A., Daguerrean artist.
Williams N., proprietor wharf boat and steamboat agent.
Wise C. A., proprietor livery stable.
Wood & Wilber, dry goods dealers.
WOODBURN CULVER, PROPRIETOR OF MADISON HOTEL, COR. SECOND
AND MULBERRY STS. ( See adver- tisement).
Wooden & Hargan, grocers.
Young W. A. M., attorney at law.
Zuck A., grocer.
MAGNOLIA, A post office of Crawford county.
MAHALASVILLE, A post village of Morgan county.
MAHON. A post office of Huntington county.
MANCHESTER,
A post village of Dearborn county, situa- . ted 11 miles from Lawrenceburgh the county seat, on the Lawrenceburgh and Napoleon turnpike, 8 miles from Aurora, 80 from Indianapolis, and about 2 miles distant from the Indianapolis and Cincin- nati railroad. It contains one hotel, four general stores, oue clothing store, three blacksmiths, one bookseller, two boot and shoe makers, one brick maker, four car- penters, two cabinet makers, two carriage and wagon makers, one dress maker, one four aud produce dealer, one steam flour- inz mill, two hardware stores, four resi- dent farmers, one Inmber dealer, four phy- sicians, one steam saw mill. two coopers, one painter, one tailor, four clergymen, two churches, and one academy. Popu- lation 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Baker W. H., prop'r. Farmers Hotel. Baldridge Daniel Rev., Christian.
Boyd John, blacksmith.
Britz Wm., tailor and clothier.
Claspel John. blacksmith. Conger Samuel, farmer.
Cotten A. J. Rev., Methodist.
Crocker C. L. &. W. F., dealers in hard ware, cutlery, &c.
Crocker C. L. & W. F., book sellers and stationers.
Dunn & Noyes, steam saw mill.
Dunn & Noyes, lumber dealers.
Dunn & Noyes, steam grist mill.
Dunn & Noyes, dealers in flour and grain. Eldridge S., physician and surgeon.
Farmers Hotel, O. W. Baker, prop'r. Ford John, blacksmith.
Freeland & Boyd, carriage and wagon makers.
Garrigus, J. L., boot and shoe dealer.
Harget - Mrs., dress maker.
Jumper A. H., president Manchester Acad- emy. McMullen John, cabinet and furniture dealer.
Millikin O. W., farmer.
Moses Simon, carpenter and builder.
Noyes A. & Co., dealers in hardware, cut- lery, &c.
Noyes A. farmer.
PLATT GILBERT, POST MASTER.
Platt Gilbert, cooper.
Platt Peter, brick maker.
Plummer Gardner, physician.
Plummer Benj. Rev., Methodist.
Ruble Alexander, carpenter and builder.
Sawyer A. D., physician.
Schooley Joseph, cabinet and furniture dealer.
Schooley Elias, cabinet and furniture dealer.
Thomburg T. J. Rev., Methodist.
Tibbets C. F., cooper.
Tibbets Benj., farmer.
Tool Samuel, carpenter and builder.
Warren Samuel F., carpenter and builder. Wilcox Thomas, boot and shoe dealer.
MANHATTAN,
A post village of Putnam county, situted on the national road, 45 miles west-south- west of Indianapolis.
MANILLA,
A post village of Rush county, situated on the Shelbyville and Rushville railroad, 10 miles west-south-west from Rushville. Population 350.
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MANSFIELD, A post office of Parke county.
MANWARINGS, A post office of Shelby county.
MAPLES, A post office of Allen county.
MARCO, A post office of Greene county.
MARCY, A post office of La Grange county.
MARENGO, A post office of Crawford county.
MARIA CREEK, A post office of Knox county.
MARIETTA. A post office of Shelby coanty.
MARION,
The county seat of Grant county, is 33 Brandon W. G., harness maker. miles north of Anderson, on the bank of Brownlee John, attorney at law. the Misissinnewa River; no railroad in operation. The Marion and Mississinnewa Valley Railroad is laid out through this Brumley Samuel, gunsmith. town, from Union City to Logansport .- Byrd Wm., general store. It is 70 miles north-east of Indianapolis, Carey S. B., bookseller and stationer. 112 from Cincinnati, and 140 miles from Chicago. The trade of this place is chiefly carried on with the farming community, Crowell Benj., baker and confectioner. there being no general immediate outlet for heavy produce trade. It is beautifully situated in the bend of the river, and has a rich country around it. The county is rapidly increasing in population and Darter W. E., painter. wealth, and bids fair to ontstrip many of Davis J. B., cabinet-maker. . the older and at present more populous Downard W. W., shoemaker. counties. It has the /Etna Insurance Co., Ellis J. W., physician and surgeon. the Indiana Mutual, and the Rising Sun Ellis J. W., treasurer Marion Library. Insurance Company, doing a fine business; Eshelman l'eter, town trustee. the Marion Mechanics' Institute, with an | Fishel J. H., tobacconist. excellent library ; two institutions of; FLINN & BROWNLEE, GEN'L STORE. learning-the College of Indiana, chartered ; Foster John, physician and surgeon.
Cochran & Hulley, founders and ma- chinists.
Cubberly W. B., watch maker and jew- eler.
Cubberly D. P. & Co., stove dealers and tinsmiths.
Fowler P. H., carpenter and builder.
1858, and the Marion Academy, instituted Foster John & Bro., druggist. 1858; a court house, four churches, two good hotels, ten general stores, one gro- Gregg Win., shoemaker. cery, two bakers, six blacksmiths, one | Harlan A. J., attorney at law.
bookseller, four shoemakers, one brick- maker, eiglit carpenters, two cabinet- makers, three carriage and wagon makers, three ministers, ten lawyers, three nota- ries public, one clothing dealer, one dress- maker, two newspapers, (the " Marion Record" and " Marion Journal,") two water grist mills, two harness makers, one foun- dry and machine shop, two justices, six regular physicians and four eclectic phy- sicians, one sash and blind factory, two stove dealers and tinsmiths, two watch- makers, two jewelers, three painters, two tanneries, two tailors, one wheelwright, one tobacconist, three drug-stores, two gunsmiths, and about 210 pupils attend- ing the College and Academy. Popula- tion 1,200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Adams Thomas, town trustee.
Etna Insurance Company, R. T. St. John agent. ANDERSON & WELCH, TAILORS.
ANDERSON GEORGE, OF ANDERSON & WELCH.
Arnold John J., carpenter and builder.
Ayres S. D., physician and surgeon.
Baer Jacob, clothing dealer.
BARLEY D. R., POSTMASTER.
Barley & Edwards, carpenters and build- ers.
Barley D. K., shoemaker.
Bennett. John, druggist.
Bourk W. J., blacksmith.
Bowman George, carpenter and builder.
Brandon Thos. A. Rev., Christian.
BROWNLEE J .; OF FLINN & BROWN- LEE.
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Harlan I. M., attorney at law. Harlan A. J., farmer. Harlan John C., county auditor. Harry J., painter. HARTER M. G., PHYSICIAN AND SUR- GEON.
HARTER M. G., DRUGGIST. Hill David, carpenter and builder.
Hopkins Daniel, tailor.
Hogin D. S., stove dealer and tinsmith.
Horton Daniel E., wheelwright.
Huffman & Eshelman, grocers.
Ind. Mutual Insurance Company, J. A. Stulch agent.
Jay M., physician and surgeon.
Johnson James S., physician and surgeon. JONES R. B., COUNTY CLERK.
JONES R. B., SECRETARY MARION ACADEMY.
JONES DAVID W., EDITOR AND PUB- LISHER OF THE MARION JOUR- NAL.
Kelley H. S., attorney at law.
King & Sons, tanners and curriers.
Kinnaman Thomas, brick-maker.
Leas F. J., harness maker.
Lenox H. J., trustee Marion Library.
Lindsay Mrs. Melinda, dress-maker.
Lomax Constantine, physician and sur- geon.
Lomax Wm., physician and surgeon.
Love F., proprietor Marion Hotel.
McClain Samuel, carriage and wagon ma- ker.
McClure Samuel, farmer.
McClure & Shunk, general store.
McClure S., of MeClure & Shunk.
McDowell J. F., attorney at law and nota- ry public.
Maffet & Zahn, carriage and wagon ma- kers.
Maffet, Zahn & Co., blacksmiths.
Mckinney, Lenox & Co., proprietors sash and blind factory. MeKinney & Flinn, general store.
Mckinney, Lenox & Co., carpenters and builders.
Mckinney D. R., town treasurer.
MeRea Cavin B., county sheriff.
McRea H., blacksmith.
Malott Thos., blacksmith.
Marion Mechanics' Institute Library, R. B. Jones, President.
Marion Hotel, F. Love, proprietor.
Marion Record, John Wade, editor and pro- prietor.
Marion Journal, Dav. W. Jones, editor and proprietor.
Mark II. S., watch maker and jeweler.
Marsh M. L., attorney at law and notary public.
Maurer Elias, carriage and wagon maker. Miles William C., county treasurer. Moore John W., blacksmith.
Neai, Galthart & Co., general store.
Neal Chas. W., justice of peace.
Neal Wm., county surveyor. Norton E. & A., general store. Pegden W. & Co., painters.
Philip N. H. Rev., Methodist.
Pyeatt John, carpenter and builder. Rising Sun Insurance Co., Stulch and St. John, agents.
Ruess John, baker and confectioner.
St. John R. T., agent Etna Insurance Co. St. John R. T., Library trustee. St. John R. T., attorney at law.
Sawyer Samuel Rev., Presbyterian. Secrest John, proprietor water grist mill. Sherwood C. C., physician and surgeon.
Sherwood Joseph, carpenter and builder.
Shively J. S., physician and surgeon. Smith J. R., secretary Marion Library.
Smith Ephraim, town trustee.
Spencer House, J. W. Spencer, proprietor. Spencer J. W., proprietor Spencer House. Stone Ilorace, proprietor water grist mill. Stretch James A., justice of peace.
Stretch J. A., attorney at law.
Stulch & St. John, agents Rising Sun In- surance Co.
Stulch J. A., agent. Ind. Mutual Ins. Co. Stulch James A., president City Council. Swayzee & Buchanan, general store.
Sweetser James & Co., general store.
Swift Stephen, trustee Marion Library. Swope George Sr., county recorder.
Thomas Jas., farmer. THOMPSON II. D.
Thompson Steele, attorney at law.
Thompson Jas., gunsmith.
Turner James, blacksmith.
Vandeventer I., attorney at law and no- tary public.
WADE JOHN, EDITOR AND PUBLISH- ER OF THE MARION RECORD.
Wallace B. F., attorney at law and notary public.
Wallace John M., attorney at law.
Ward Calvin W., county coroner.
Weeks HI. P., tanner and currier. Whipple & Clunk, general store.
Whisler Jacob, general store.
Whisler Samuel, cabinet maker.
Williams Lewis, physician and surgeon. Work Joseph, shoe maker.
MARKLE, A post office of Huntington county.
MARSEILLES,
A post office of Noble county.
MARSHFIELD,
A post village of Steuben township, War- ren county, on the line of the Toledo, Wa-
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bash, and Western Railroad, 10 miles from the county seat, 80 miles from India- napolis, and 130 miles from Chicago. It contains two general stores, one flour and grain warehouse, one blacksmith, two car- penters, and one physician. Population 50.
Aborn Orin, physician and surgeon. Hamilton R. & Bro., carpenters and build- ers. Hitchens, Kent & Co., general store. HITCHENS ELISHA, POST MASTER. Kent & Hitchens, flour and grain dealers. Miller & Trimble, general store. Nail John, blacksmith.
MARSH CREEK, A post office of Gibson county.
MARS HILL, A post office of Randolph county.
NARTINSBURGH,
A post office of Washington county, 12 miles south of Salem, 4 miles west of New Albany and Salem Railroad, about 100 miles south of Indianapolis, and 150 miles from Cincinnati, Ohio. It contains two general stores, one hide and Icather store, one steam flouring mill, one steam saw mill, two blacksmiths, one shoe ma- ker, one brick maker, four carpenters, one cabinet and furniture manufacturer, one wagon and carriage factory, one har- ness maker, three physicians, one tanner and currier, two churches, and one school with an average attendance of 45 pupils. Population 150.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Ashby James, physician and surgeon. Blackman John, carpenter and builder.
Brewer John, proprietor grist mill. Brewer John C., general store.
Compton Seaton, carpenter and builder.
Ferguson & Denny, carriage and wagon makers.
Fowler Joshua F., blacksmith.
Jolinson & Reider, proprs. steam saw mill. Kay David G., physician and surgeon.
LOUGHMILLER J. POST MASTER. Loughmiller George M., blacksmith. Loughmiller Joseph, hide and leather dealer.
Loughmiller Joseph, general store.
Martin Ezra H., carpenter and builder. Martin Joel R., cabinet and furniture manufacturer.
Martin Joel R., carpenter and builder. Mitchell Thomas J., harness maker. Mitchell Alfred, shoe maker. Strain William, brick maker. Voyles David W., physician and surgeon. Wood William A., tanner and currier.
MARTIN'S CORNERS, A post office of Shelby county.
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MARTINSVILLE.
The county seat of Morgan county, is pleasantly situated one mile east of the west fork of White River, and at the ter- minus of the Martinsville and Franklin Railroad. The town was donated by John Gray, Joshua Taylor, David Scott and Jacob Cutler, and was laid out by James Galletly, who was the agent appointed by the county commissioners in the year 1821. The public square is handsomely laid off, and in the center of which a fine court-house is now being erected at a post of $31,000. There are many fine build- ings built after the most approved and modern styles. There are three good churches, Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian, one steam flouring mill, one saw mill, one woolen factory, one carriage factory, two wagon shops, three black- smith shops, three harness shops, three boot and shoe shops, one livery stable, two furniture rooms, two bakeries, three groceries, two drug stores, five dry goods stores, two hardware stores, one stove and tin shop, three hotels, one library, Mc- Clure's Workingmens' Association, three good public schools well managed, and under the charge of competent teachers, one military company, the "Independent National Guards," composed of forty mem- bers. It has a very active trade, and is rapidly increasing in population and wealth. Population 1,700.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Adams Jacob, county commissioner.
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn., A. A. Barrickman, agent. ALEXANDER D. & SON, dealers in hard- ware, cutlery, &c.
ALEXANDER DAVID, of D. Alexander & Son, dealer in hardware, cutlery, &c. ALEXANDER JOIN K., of D. Alexander & Son, dealer in hardware, cutlery, &c.
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