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Bainbridge W. H., attorney at law and notary public.
BARRICKMAN A. A., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Bradley Joseph, county coroner.
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Buckle S. D., grocery. Burns HI., attorney at law and notary pub- lic. BURNS W. V., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT. Busbee G. W., watch maker.
Buskirk George A., judge of common pleas court. Colman M. W., tailor and clothier. Cox L. M., physician.
Craig Hiram T., county recorder.
CRAIG W. H. & CO., DRY GOODS, GRO- CERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS CAPS, &c.
Cunning A. D., attorney at law and no- tary public. Cunningham H., butcher.
Duck worth John, furniture dealer.
EARLY PETER, DEALER IN GROCER- IES.
Edwards Thomas, president board of town trustees. Elliott & Gurley, wagon and carriage makers.
Freeman Thomas, physician.
Fuselman J. wagou maker.
Fuselman Jolin, blacksmith.
Garrison W. L., boot and shoe maker.
Glessner O. J., attorney at law and notary public.
GOODHUE J. E., OF W. H. CRAIG & CO.
Greenwood C. B., county surveyor.
Griggs A. T., attorney at law and notary public. Hampson W. R., attorney at law.
Harrison W. R., attorney at law and no- tary public. Hay ward B., blacksmith.
Hayward & Day, wagon makers.
llayward B., clerk of board of town trus- tees.
HOUSTON J. R., DEALER IN STOVES AND TIN WARE. Hoyt W. W., physician.
Hubbard John S., county commissioner. Hubbell O. M., grocery and confectionery. German J., wagon maker.
Killian William, sheriff.
Knox J. L., county treasurer.
Maginnis W. Rev., Methodist.
Manker Wm. J., county auditor.
Marine A. C., dry goods.
Mathews A. D., attorney at law and no- tary public. Mathews L. B., baker and grocer.
Merriman J., boot and shoe dealer.
MILLER PETER, DEALER IN GROCE- RIES AND PROVISIONS.
Morgan J. K., county clerk.
Morrow John, treasurer of board of town trustees.
Parks & Hite, dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes and clothing.
Perry Thomas L., prosecuting attorney.
Phelps F. P. A., attorney at law.
Phillips, Rev., Christian.
Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn., A. A. Barrickman, agent. Richey G., physician.
Richey James Rev., Presbyterian.
ROSE A. H., of Vawter & Rose, druggist, and dealer in paints, oils, glass, ci- gars, &c.
Rowan & Elliott, blacksmiths.
Sailor Win. H., livery stable.
Sailors H. W., saddle and harness maker. Scott Jef. K., county clerk.
SCOTT J. R., DEALER IN READY MADE CLOTHING, WEST SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE.
Sheppard J. D., saddle and harness ma- ker.
Sims H. & C. F., dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, hats, caps, &c.
Simpson & Egbert, dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes.
Sparks & Hendricks, carding mill and woolen factory.
Storey J., attorney at law and notary public.
Tarleton R. H., physician.
Tarleton R. H., dealer in drugs, medicines, paints, oils, dye stuffs, &c.
THOMAS HOUSE, ISAAC THOMAS, PROPRIETOR.
THOMAS ISAAC, PROPRIETOR OF THE THOMAS HOUSE.
Tilford S. A., physician and surgeon.
VAWTER & ROSE, DRUGGISTS, PHAR- MACEUTISTS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN PAT- ENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, &C, VAWTER S. E., of Vawter & Rose, drug- gists and pharmaceutist, and dealer in patent medicines, &c.
Vincent J. K., physician.
WAMPLER ANDREW, POST MASTER. Wigginton A., saddle and harness dealer. Williams J., county commissioner. Zurhorst C. F., furniture dealer.
MARTZ,
A post office of Clay county.
MASSILLON,
A post office of Allen county.
MAUCKPORT, A post office of Harrison county.
MARIUS,
A post office of Vigo county.
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MAXINKUCKEE, A post office of Marshall county.
MAYFIELD,
A post office of Scott county.
MAYSVILLE, A post office of Daviess county.
MEADVILLE, A post office of Jasper county.
MECHANICSBURG,
A post village of Henry county, situated 12 miles from Newcastle, the county seat, 90 miles from Cincinnati, 4 miles from the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad. Line, and contains two blacksmiths, three boot and shoe makers, one brick makers, ยท two carpenters and builders, two cab- inet makers, one carriage and wagon mna- ker, one general store, one water grist mill, one harness shop, one magistrate, two physicians, one steam saw mill, one painter, one Methodist church, and one school, with an attendance of eighty pu- pils. Population, 150.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Alexander Wm., farmer.
Alspaw J., cabinet and furniture dealer.
Alspaw Win. & Co., blacksmiths.
BECK JAMES, POST MASTER.
Beck James, physician.
Bent Frederick, boot and shoe dealer.
Chrisher & Co., cabinet and furniture dealers.
Elliott Joseph & Co., carpentersand build- ers.
Elliott, Swain & Co., general store.
Greenlee & Goodwin, boot and shoe deal- ers.
Hodron & Co., harness makers.
Keesling Peter, farmer.
Keesling John, farmer.
Keesling George, farmer.
Lindawood M., carriage, coach and wagon maker.
Murphy Nathan, justice of the peace. Norris John, painter.
Norris John, constable.
Showers John. boot and shoe dealer.
Small Lewis & Co., carpenters and build- ers. Snideman & Co., steam saw mill.
Swain & Co., water grist mill. Weeks Joseph, physician.
Wirehart Reuben, brick maker. Wood Wm., blacksmith.
MEDARYVILLE,
A post village of Pulaski county, on the line of the New Albany and Salem R. R., 18 miles west of Winimack, the county seat, 107 miles north of Indianapolis, 44 miles south of Michigan City, and 100 miles from Chicago, and contains two general stores, one grocery, one black- smith, one boot and shoe maker, one tai- lor, one carpenter and builder, three clergymen, one express office, two flour and grain warehouses, two resident farm- ers, two hotels, three attorneys at law, one notary public, one magistrate, one physician, one Methodist Episcopal church, and one school with an attendance of 60 scholars. Population, 350.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Baldwin Wm., blacksmith.
Brewer & Nicoles, general store.
Brewer & Nicoles, flour and grain dealers.
Brinton Wm., constable.
Cherrie Moses, flour and grain dealer.
Cherrie Moses, express agent.
Cherrie Moses, general store.
Cherrie Moses, town treasurer.
Cleland House, Charles G. Cleland, propri- etor.
Crouch John C., grocer.
Crouch John C. Rev., Methodist.
Elston Wm. T., town trustee.
Elston Wm. T., physician and surgeon.
Goodwin Geo. W., carpenter and builder.
Goodwin Geo. W. Rev., Methodist.
Goodwin Geo. W., attorney at law.
Goodwin Geo. W., justice of peace.
Hartgrove Win., town trustee.
Medaryville House, John S. Shown, pro- prietor. Nicoles Wmn. B., attorney at law and nota- ry public.
Nicoles Wm. B., tailor and clothier.
Pike John, town clerk.
Reeves James, town trustee.
Shown John S., farmer.
Shown John S., proprietor Medaryville House. STORY LYDIA C., POST MISTRESS.
Thomas Geo., boot and shoe dealer. Tilton A. W., farmer.
Tilton Alfred W., attorney at law.
Woodward Jesse S. Rev., Methodist.
MEDELLINE, A post office of Parke county.
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MEDORA,
A post village of Jackson county, situated on the line of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, 105 miles from Cincinnati, and 60 miles from Louisville. It was laid out by W. L. Wright, and the first sale of lots was made on the 24th of May, 1855. It contains two blacksmiths, two brick yards, eight carpenters, one cabinet maker, one minister, two general stores, an ex- press office, one dress maker, one steam fouring mill costing $10,000, one steam saw mill, one harness maker, one hotel, three physicians, four coopers, two paint- ers. two tanners and curriers, one tailor and clothier, one church (Christian), and a school with an attendance of 35 pupils. Population 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Alley John W., tanner and currier.
Alsop R. H., carpenter and builder. Carnes Lafayette, cooper.
Cornwell Floyd, blacksmith.
Craver John, carpenter and builder.
Crisdale Charles, express agent.
Critlow Edwin L., tailor and clothier. Dare Collin, blacksmith.
Davies John B., carpenter and builder. Davis Ann, dress maker.
Eminger Andrew, carpenter and builder. English Josiah, carpenter and builder.
Hall & Sanders, proprietors steam saw mill.
Holmes John W., proprietor steam grist mill.
Holmes John W., general store.
Holmes John W., cabinet and furniture dealer.
Hubbart Elisha, cooper.
Hunsucker Hiram, brick maker.
Julian Win. F. Rev., Christian.
Julian W. F., carpenter and builder. Kling & Bro., general store.
Kling & Bro., brick makers.
Long Marion, carpenter and builder.
McKimmy A. A., prop'r. Wright House. Miller Jacob, cooper.
Murphy James, harness maker.
Pool J. W., carpenter and builder.
Poor John, cooper.
Ramey J. H., physician and surgeon. Riddle J. F., painter.
Robertson George, painter.
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Sherod R. W., physician and surgeon. Stratton Win., tanner and currier. Wright & MeKimmy, farmers.
Wright, House, A. A. MeKimmey, prop'r. Wright W. L., farmer. WRIGHT DAVID, POST MASTER.
MELROSE, A post office of Rush county.
MEMPHIS,
A post village of Charlestown township, Clark county, situated on the Jefferson- ville and Indianapolis railroad, 15 miles from the former, 93 miles from the latter, 6 miles from the county seat, and at the crossing of the Charlestown and Salem road. It contains two general stores, one blacksmith shop, one wagon maker's shop, one carding machine, one plane stock manufactory, one steamsaw mill, one flouring mill, one hotel, two ministers, one Reformed and one Missionary Baptist. Population 164.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
American Hotel, R. Smith, prop'r. Breshabar Henry, blacksmith.
Carr H. M., physician.
Combs Wm & Co., steam saw mill.
Dietz John F., general store.
Eden & Lesse water grist mill. Graves Samuel, harness maker.
Grinsey Daniel, cooper.
Hows Nathan, farmer. Hosea Miles, farmer.
Hosea R. S., carpenter and builder.
Jackson A. P. Rev., Christian.
Jackson A. P., carpenter and builder.
McCland Wm., farmer.
Powell George W., painter.
REYNOLDS M. S., POST MASTER.
Reynolds & Davis, general store.
Smith Reuben Rev., Baptist.
Smith Reuben, carriage and wagon maker.
MENDON, A post office of Madison county.
MEROM,
A post village of Sullivan county, formerly the county seat, beautifully situated on the Wabash, on a high bluff, two hundred feet above the bed of the river, 12 miles s little south of west of Sullivan the county seat of the county.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. BURKS PORTER, POST MASTER. Halsteal, J. M., physician and surgeon. Harper J. B., physician and surgeon. O'Boyle James H., general store.
O'Boyle James II., prop'r. steam flouring mill. Reed James & Son, general store.
MERRIAM, A post office of Noble county.
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MERRILLVILLE,
A post village of Lake county, situated 4 miles from Ross Station, on the Joliet cut-off, which intersects the Michigan Central Railroad at Lake Station, 10 miles from Lake Station, 40 miles south-east of Chicago, 140 miles west of north of Indi- anapolis, and 6 miles north of Crown Point, the county seat. The township contains 2.500 inhabitants, and the vil- lage a population of 140.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Binyon Richard, carpenter and builder. Boyce James, blacksmith.
California Exchange, Sawyer & Pierce, proprietors. Doctor John, painter.
Doctor Michael, blacksmith.
Doctor Jacob, carriage, coach and wagon maker.
Green Alvin, farmer.
Green Alvin, justice of peace.
Hale D. H., general store.
Hale & Kenney, steam grist inill.
Hale John, jeweler and watch maker.
HALE D H., POST MASTER.
Kaiser A., shoe maker.
Kenney Jos. A., general store.
Merrill Dudley, dealer in groceries.
Merrill Wm., farmer.
Nichs Augustus, shoe maker.
Pierce W. & J. B., general store.
Sawyer & Pierce, proprietors California Exchange. Skinner Wm., farmer.
Skinner W. Mrs., milliner.
METAMORA, A post office of Franklin county.
METEA, A post office of Cass county.
METZ,
A post village of York township, Steuben county, situated 9 miles cast of the county seat. It contains two stores, one water grist mill, two hotels, two churches, one United Brethren, one Christian, and one school with an attendance of 30 pupils. Population of village and township 900.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Austin Win., blacksmith. Barton William, blacksmith.
Bergman Jacob, cabinet and furniture dealer.
Brooks R., farmer. Brooks S., farmer.
Burk Eli, carpenter and builder.
Cameron John, justice of peace. Cooper Wm., farmer. Ferrier John, farmer.
Ferrier Wm., general store. Ford Alvira, dress maker.
Gaskill Asa, farmer.
Goodale G. L., notary public.
Indiana House, J. J. Ford, proprietor.
Metz Hotel, Wm. L. Phelps, proprietor. Pettit Nathaniel, carriage, coach and wagon maker.
PETTIT NATHANIEL, POST MASTER.
Pettit Nathaniel, dealer in patent medi- cines.
Phelps Win. L., proprietor Metz Hotel.
Phelps Wm., carpenter and builder.
Powers Wm., farmer.
Powers Clark, farmer.
Powers Calvin, farmer.
Rapp Nicholas, cabinet and furniture dealer.
Rapp Henry, boot and shoe dealer.
Rhea Alexander, cabinet and furniture dealer.
Rose J. O., farmer.
Sage Alonzo, carpenter and builder.
Sickles John, water grist mill.
Swift O. F., general store.
Wood Alphonso, physician.
MEXICO,
A post village of Jefferson township, Mi- ami county, situated on Eel river, five miles north of Peru, the county seat, and 78 miles north of Indianapolis. There is a plank road from Peru to this town. It contains three blacksmiths, one shoe store, two shoemakers, five carpenters, two brickmakers, one cabinet warehouse, one wagon-inaker, three general stores, four grist mills, (water power,) six saw mills by water power and one steam saw mill, five ministers, three magistrates, one phy- sician, two coopers, one tannery, one tailor and clothier, three churches-one Metho- dist, one United Brethren, one Dunkard- nine schools in the township of Jefferson, with an average attendance of 423 pupils. Population of township, 1,800; population of Mexico, 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Bacon F. M., justice of peace.
Bair George Rev., Dunkard. Beane L. E., brick-maker. Berry II. L., carpenter and builder.
Briggs Leonard, cooper.
Brower George, farmer. Brower George Rev., Dunkard.
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Buly Isaac, boot and shoe dealer.
Burns & Rhodes, proprietors water saw mill.
Burns & Rhodes, proprietors water grist mill.
Coe & Constant, physicians and surgeons. Collet Win., farmer.
Colvin J. V., boot and shoe maker.
Deniston E. A., proprietor water saw mill.
Deniston E. A., proprietor water grist mill.
Deniston J. M., town clerk.
Druillard Lewis, farmer.
Edwards John, carpenter and builder.
EWING J. G., POST MASTER.
Ewing J. G., general store.
Ewing J. G., town trustee.
Ewing D. A., carpenter and builder.
Farrell Peter, proprietor hotel.
Graft Abraham, farmer.
Graft Benjamin, farmer.
Graft Benjamin, town trustee.
Griswold John & Son, general store.
Griswold David, town treasurer.
Heaton L. B., carpenter and builder.
Lacy H. J. Rev., Methodist.
Leonard J. R., farmer.
Leonard J. R., justice of peace.
Lesley Joseph, blacksmith.
McGuire N., justice of peace.
Maloney William, tailor and clothier.
Mason H. W., proprietor hotel.
Mason J. M., general store.
Miller Isaac, fariner.
Miller Levi, farmer.
Miller Levi, town trustee.
Moss Win. Rev., Dunkard.
Newman Samuel, farmer.
Olinger & Tuttle, cabinet and furniture dealers.
Olinger Elias, harness-maker.
Olinger George, tanner and currier.
Shortridge Eli, proprietor water saw mill. Shouse J., proprietor water grist mill.
Skinner Jonathan, blacksmith.
Slaybaugh Moses, boot and shoe maker. Steel Joseph, carpenter and builder.
Steel Joseph, brickmaker.
Stowman C., proprietor water grist mill. Stowman C., proprietor water saw mill.
Strouse J., proprietor water saw mill.
Stuck Michael, carriage and wagon maker.
Stutson James, cooper.
Sullivan Philip, blacksmith.
Wilkinson B., proprietor water saw mill. Winters J., proprietor water saw mill.
Winters John Rev., United Brethren. Woodhouse Thomas, farmer.
MIAMI,
A post office of Miami county.
MICHIGAN CITY,
A city of Laporte county, situated on Lake Michigan, at the mouth of Trail creek, 54 miles by railroad from Chicago, 133 miles north-west of Laporte, the county seat, and 154 miles from Indianapolis. It is well situated for the carrying on of a large trade, having communication by means of the Michigan Central and New Albany and Salem Railroads and Lake Michigan with all eastern, western and southern cities. It contains an extensive railroad car and agricultural works, owned by Haskell, Barker & Aldridge, who employ about 150 men, pay wages to the amount of $6,000 per month, have a capital of fifty thousand dollars invested in build- ings, machinery and land, and two hun- dred and twenty-five thousand dollars in stock, material, &c. This firm manufac- ture annually about two hundred and fifty freight and passenger cars, to the value of $250,000, and agricultural implements to the value of $30,000; also one steam saw mill, with two engines, running two saws, giving employment to 30 hands. and sawing about two million feet per annum. It contains several stores of dry goods, groceries, hardware, clothing, drugs, books and stationery, three hotels, one news- paper, the Michigan City Enterprise, pub- lished by L. B. Wright, one large district school building, costing $4,000, with an average attendance of two hundred pupils, six churches, German Lutheran, German Methodist Episcopal, Congregational, Epis- copal, Methodist and Catholic. The pop- ulation, in Sept., 1857, was 8,388. About 60 houses and stores have been erected, or in course of building, since January, 1857. The Episcopal congregation have just com- pleted a very comfortable and fine build- ing built of wood. It has four daily mails, two East, one West and one South, one line of stages running daily to Laporte, leaving the Jewell House in the morning ; fare, 75 cents. Population, 3,500.
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor-CHARLES PALMER. Recorder-WM. WOODBRIDGE.
Treasurer-U. C. FOLLETT.
Aldermen-C. S. Winship, John Krueger, W. D. Woodward, Thomas Larkin, E. M. Davis.
Collector-C. E. COOKE. High Constable-HENRY BENHAM. Assessors-W. PECK, JOHN ANDREWS, R. HI. SMITH. School Trustees-HERBERT WILLIAMS, U. C. FOLLET, T. T. HARRIS.
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Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Ainsworth Luther, proprietor Railroad eating House, opposite M. C. R. R. Depot.
ALDRIDGE HIRAM, OF HASKELL, BAR- KER & ALDRIDGE.
AMES & HOLLIDAY, GENERAL DEAL- ERS IN DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, DYE- STUFFS, &c., COR. FRANKLIN AND MICHIGAN.
AMES GEORGE, OF AMES & HOLLI- DAY, DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDI- CINES; PAINTS, OILS, &c, COR. OF FRANKLIN AND MICHIGAN.
Ames Fisher, proprietor of livery stable; office, Jewell House.
Andrews John, assessor.
Ashton George, general agent Fairbanks' scales and safes, Franklin-st.
Baldwin & Blair, carriage and wagon ma- kers, Michigan-st.
Baldwin D. J., agent Phoenix Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn .; office with C. B. Blair.
Baldwin D. J., clerk at Bank of Indiana. BANK OF INDIANA, C. B. BLAIR, PRES- IDENT, FRANKLIN-ST.
BARKER JOHN, OF HASKELL, BARKER & ALDRIDGE.
Barnes J. E., resides at the Jewell House. BENHAM & SANBORN, DEALERS IN FRESH AND SALT WHITE FISH AND TROUT.
BENHAM H. F., OF BENHAM & SAN- BORN, DEALER IN FRESH AND SALT WHITE FISH AND TROUT. Benham Henry, high constable.
Bigelow J. S., notary public and land agent; office with Phillips & Bard- well.
BLAIR C. B., PRESIDENT BANK OF IN- DIANA.
BLAIR C. B., BANKER; OFFICE FRANK- LIN-ST.
Blair Lyman, wholesale dealer in groce- ries, cor. Franklin and Second sts.
Bluett John, merchant tailor, Franklin-st. Bornhake G. II., cigars and liquors, Mich- igan-st.
Bouchard J. B., blacksmith, Franklin-st. Bowes Edwin N., general traveling agent for Episcopal Church Record and North Western Home Journal, of Chicago. Bowers J. R., United States Harbor gen- eral ngent; residence, Franklin-st. Bronson Win. J., physician and surgeon; office, Michigan-st.
BRONSON W. H., watch and clock maker, Michigan-st.
Brown W. H., watch and clock maker, North -st.
Burbridge James, of Phillips, Hobart & Co.
Bushnell O., foundry and machine shop, and sash and door manufacturer, Franklin-st.
Chamberlain Mrs., boarding house, cor. of Michigan and Pine sts.
City Bakery, Thomas Larkin, proprietor. Clarke W. P., restaurant and dining room, Franklin-st.
Clarkson John, light house keeper.
Cobb Thomas, master mechanic, Michigan Central R. R.
Cooke C. E., dealer in watches, clocks and jewelry, Franklin-st.
Condict W. R., dealer in dry goods and groceries, Franklin-st.
Cooke C. E., city collector.
Cooney Michael, boarding house, Michigan street.
Couden R., dealer in stoves and tin ware, Franklin-st.
Davis E. M., master mechanic New Albany and Salem Railroad.
DeGroff A. T., farmer, cor. Washington and Fourth sts.
DeWolfe C. E., dealer in dry goods and groceries, Franklin-st.
Dibble C. T., manufacturer and wholesale dealer in all kinds of boots and shoes, Franklin-st.
Dolson Hamilton, of Howard & Dolson. Donnelly Peter, dealer in groceries and liquors, Franklin-st.
DORAN P., AGENT OF AMERICAN EX- PRESS CO. AND CLERK AT MICH- IGAN CENTRAL R. R. OFFICE.
Eddy Mrs., milliner, Franklin-st.
ELIEL L. S., DEALER IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, FRANKLIN-ST.
Emrick David L., dealer in drugs and medicines, under Jewell House.
English Joseph, proprietor of the Waverly House, Franklin-st.
Farrand HI. C., physician and surgeon; office, Franklin-st.
Farwell E., residence Fourth-st.
FLETCHER LORENZO, OF HOW & FLETCHER.
Follet U. C., city treasurer.
Follett U. C., school trustee.
Francis T. W., dealer in real estate, Pine street.
Gibbons James, clerk, master mechanic's office, Michigan Central Railroad.
Glueck Frederick, meat market, Michigan street.
GOODHUE WM. H., ACCOUNTANT AT NEW ALBANY AND SALEM R. R. OFFICE.
Griffin HI., dealer in groceries, willow and Wooden ware, feed, salt, &c.
Hamblin H. Il., train manager Michigan Central Railroad.
HANSEN V., restaurant, Franklin-st. Harris T. T., school trustec.
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HASKELL, BARKER & ALDRIDGE, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
Rail Road Cars,
Woodbury's Patent Portable Horse Power and Separator,
Hand and Power Corn Sheller, and Wagon Spokes,
MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA.
HART S. & CO., dealer in ready made clothing, Sherman Block, Franklin street.
Harris T. T., salesman with Lyman Blair; resides cor. Washington and Fourth streets.
HASKELL, BARKER & ALDRIDGE, PROPRIETORS CAR AND AGRI- CULTURAL WORKS. (See card.)
HASKELL FREDERICK, OF HASKELL, BARKER & ALDRIDGE.
Heuser Charles, grocery, Michigan-st. HILL JOS. R., DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND MICHIGAN STS. Hinsdale M. A. Mrs., fashionable milliner, and dealer in straw, silk and milli- nery goods, Franklin-st.
Hobart F., of Phillips, Hobart & Co.
Horner John, barber and hair dresser, Franklin-st.
HOLLIDAY JOHN, OF AMES & HOLLI- DAY, DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDI- CINES, &c.
HOW & FLETCHER, STORAGE, COM- MISSION AND SHIPPING MER- CHANTS, PROPRIETORS OF GRAIN ELEVATORS AND PIER.
HOW ROBT. H., OF HOW & FLETCHER. HOWARD & DOLSON, proprietors livery stable, Franklin-st.
Howard Edward, of Howard & Dolson. Hurlburt J. S., dealer in grocories, pro- visions, &c., Michigan st.
Jewell Harrison, of A. D. Porter & Co. JEWELL HOUSE, G. W. PATTERSON, PROPRIETOR.
Kellog Charles, meat market, Michigan street.
Knubbe Frederick, merchant tailor, Franklin st.
KRUGER FREDERICK, wagon maker, Franklin st.
KRUGER JOHN, RESTAURANT, FRANK- LIN ST.
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LARKIN THOMAS, MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINKS OF CAKES, PAS- TRY, &c.
Lloyd H. T., harness maker, Franklin st. Marshall, master of freight.
Marsh D. & G., exchange brokers and bankers, office under Jewell House.
Mattison J. S., photographer, gallery op- posite public square, Franklin st.
Mentz Frederick, groceries and boading house, Michigan st.
Michigan City Flouring Mills, J. S. Sam- mons, proprietor.
MICHIGAN CITY ENTERPRISE, L. B. Wright editor and proprietor, office Franklin st.
MILLER W. F., DEALER IN GRO- CERIES AND PROVISIONS, FRANK- LIN ST., NEAR MICHIGAN.
MILLER & WARD, dealers in dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c., Franklin street.
Miller M. B., of Miller & Ward.
Miller Denton, proprietor steam saw mill.
Miller Jacob, meat market, Franklin st.
Murphy William, Traveler's House, cor. Michigan and Pine.
NEGEL SIMON, restaurant, Franklin st. NIEMER GUSTAV, dealer in groceries, flour, feed, &c.
NIMER S.
Olvaney P., proprietor saloon, and dealer in groceries, Franklin st.
ORR & THORNTON, attorneys at law, office Blair's block, Franklin st. Orr James, of Orr & Thornton.
ORR JOIN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FURNITURE, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, LOOKING GLASS- ES, &c., INDIANA BLOCK, MICHI- GAN ST.
Ott Matthias, boot and shoe maker, Frank- lin st. PALMER CHARLES, MAYOR.
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PALMER CHARLES, PHYSICIAN AND | Smith Stephen A., dealer in wines and SURGEON, OFFICE AT POST OF- liquors, &c., Michigan st. FICE, COR. FRANKLIN AND MI- CHIGAN STS.
PALMER CHARLES, POST MASTER.
Parker J., dealer in groceries and provis- ions, Franklin st.
PATTERSON G. W., PROPRIETOR JEW- ELL HOUSE.
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