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DAY A. A., OF DAY & DANFORTH.
Day A. A., notary public.
Deeble Chas., blacksmith.
Deitz G. W., forwarding and commission merchant, State, bet. Main and river. Depaw .W. C., of Koeb, Huette & Co.
Depaw House, L. B. Martin, prop'r., Main st., bet. Upper Third and Fourth.
M. C. BROWNING,
DENTIST
NEW ALBANY,
INDIANA.
DEVOL H. N., MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, AND DEALER IN STOVES, &c., MAIN, BET. STATE AND PEARL.
Doll James A., wholesale and retail dealer in clothing, hats, caps, &c., Main st. Dorsey Samuel, dealer in groceries.
Dorsey Chas. A., groceries.
Drexel Christian, blacksmith.
Dudley Temple of Honor, No. 7.
Duffy P., dealer in groceries and produce, cor. Bank and Market.
Eads Thomas T., grocer.
Ehrhert George, confectionery.
Elderkin R., wholesale and retail clothing and gents furnishing goods, corner Pearl and Market.
Ellis, Chase & Co., yawl builders.
Emery Elijah, saddler and harness maker. Excelsior Social Temple, No S.
Fagan John, groceries.
FARMERS HOUSE, Thomas Williams, prop'r.
Ferry L. C., general insurance agent, office cor. Main and Pearl.
Fetsch C. P., artist and photographer, cor. Main and Pearl.
Fisher Sam., tobacconist.
Fiske P., city clerk.
Ford J. B. & Co., manufacturers of San- ford's straw and hay cutters, State st. Ford & Co., manufacturers of Wendell's Indiana Harvester.
Fox Christopher, of G. Philler & Co.
Frank J. P. & Co., soap, candle and lard oil manufactory.
Fretz Peter, confectionery and toys.
Gadirent John W., dealer in dry goods, clothing, &c. Ganz Albert, butcher.
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P. H. KELLS'S RAILWAY HORSE POWER, (PATENTED 1856,)
THRASHERS & SEPARATORS,
Manufactured in New Albany, Ind., AT THE FACTORY, MAIN ST., BET. LOWER SECOND & THIRD.
£6 Orders solicited, and filled with dispatch. All machines made by us warranted to work well.
P. H. KELLS & SON.
Garlitz D., cigar manufacturer. Garner L. L., sign painter.
Gelbach Jacob, wagon maker.
General Stage Office, Depaw House.
GIBBS & BAILEY, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, OFFICE WEST SIDE STATE ST., BET. MAIN AND MAR- KET, 3 DOORS FROM MAIN.
GIBBS C. L., OF GIBBS & BAILEY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
GOODBUB & KOOS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BREAD, CAKES AND CONFECTIONERY, MARKET, BET. PEARL AND BANK. GORDON, CASTLEN & GORDON, IM- PORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IRON, NAILS, STEEL, HARDWARE, ETC., NOS. 16 AND 18 PEARL ST.
Gordon John jr., of Gordon, Castlen & Gordon, Nos. 16 and 18 Pearl st.
Goulding John, seed and agricultural ware house, market-st.
Graff George, wagon maker.
Graves G. H., wholesale and retail dealer in wines and liquors.
Graves G. C., groceries.
GREGG M. & SONS, JOB PRINTERS, BOOK BINDERS AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS; ALSO, PUB- LISHERS DAILY AND WEEKLY TRIBUNE, NORTH-WEST CORNER MAIN-ST.
GREGG D., OF M. GREGG & SONS. GREGG O., OF M. GREGG & SONS.
Quellemet A. Mrs., ladies' furnishing store and millinery establishment, Main-st. Guillemet Auguste, jeweler and watch maker, Main bet. Lower First and Second sts.
Gwin & Applegate, livery stable.
GWIN FRANK, POST MASTER. Hall Mrs. Mary, millinery.
Hammond W. G., wholesale and retail grocer and commission merchant, south side Market.
Hangary Wm., livery stable. Hankey Henry, grocery.
Hardy M. C., meat market.
Hart George O., druggist and pharmaceu- tist, No. 10 State-st.
Heim Martin, monuments, tomb stones, building works, &c., Spring-st.
Helm Conrad, boot and shoe maker. Hettel B., boot and shoe maker.
Hey & Cox, dealers in stoves and tin ware.
Hill & Payne, steamboat builders, Water bet. Seventh and Evans.
Hipple, Smith & Co., steam planing mill, boat joiners and lumber dealers. Hoffman John, boot and shoe maker.
Hood G., boot and shoe maker.
Hope Lodge No. 83, I. O. O. F.
HOWARD J. C., MANUFACTURER OF DOORS, SASII, BLINDS, &c. (See card, page 283).
Howard Franklin, brick maker.
Howells & Co., dealers in paper hangings, window papers, &c., West side State street.
Howells Joseph W., of Howells & Co.
HOWK & WEIR, attorneys at law and no- taries public.
Howk George V., of Howk & Weir, attor- ney at law and notary public.
Hubbert Edl. M., of C. A. Reineking & Co. Huette P. J., of Korb, Huette & Co. Hurrle L., boot and shoe maker.
HUTCHINGS J. M., GENERAL OAK COOPERAGE, PEARL-ST., NEAR K. R. DEPOT.
Hutton John A., of C. A. Reineking & Co. JACKSON & WILCOX, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY, WALL AND
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SCRIBNER & MAGINNESS,
Wholesale Dealers in Drugs, Paints, Oils,
DYE-STUFFS, CHEMICALS,
Surgical Instruments, Perfumery, TOBACCO, CIGARS, Fine Wines & Liquors, Cor. Main & State Sts., NEW ALBANY, . INDIANA. -
WINDOW PAPERS, &c., MAIN-ST. BET. STATE AND LOWER FIRST.
JACKSON A. M., OF JACKSON & WIL- COX.
Jackson Mrs. R. A., millinery and dress making.
Jackson Thomas F., steamboat black- smith.
Jackson Wm., boot and shoe maker. Jackson V. D., dentist.
James N. T., brush manufacturer, cor. Up- per Fifth and Oak.
Jefferson Lodge No. 104, Masonic.
Jennings' marble works, Pearl-st.
Jerusalem Encampment No. 1, I. O. O. F. Jocelyn J. C., insurance agent.
Johnson T. N., clothing.
Johnson T. N., groceries. Johnson Wm., groceries.
JOHNSON F. C., OF BROWN, JOHNSON & CRANE.
Jones Wm., steamboat builder and propri- etor steam saw mill.
Keignman A., boot and shoe maker.
KELLER WM., MANUFACTURER OF STONE WARE, FLOWER POTS AND STONE WATER PIPES, COR. UPPER SEVENTH AND WATER.
KELLS P. H. & SON, MANUFACTURERS OF THRASHERS AND SEPARA- TORS AND KELL'S PATENT RAIL- WAY HORSE POWER; FACTORY ON MAIN-ST., BETWEEN LOWER SECOND AND THIRD STS. (See Card, page 285.)
Kemble John, ladies' boot and shoe ma- ker.
Kempf Peter, bakery and confectionery. Kemp D., gunsmith.
Kent & Brothers, wholesale grocers and commissions merchants, north-west cor. Main and Pearl.
Kent H. D., of Kent & Kents.
Kent A. J., of Kent & Kents, wholesale . . and retail dealer in dry goods.
Kent B. C., of Kent & Kents, wholesale dealer in dry good, Main-st.
Kent & Kents, wholesale and retail deal- ers in dry goods, Main-st. Kent Mrs. A. & Wilson, milliners. Kesler D. W., bakery and confectionery. KERR MICHAEL C., OF SMITH & KERR, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KING'S HOTEL, JAMES KING, PROPRI- ETOR, COR. PEARL AND OAK.
KING JAS., PROPRIETOR KING'S HO- TEL, COR. PEARL AND OAK.
Kirk and Gresham, proprietors of steam lath mill.
Knablock Fred., barber.
Knapp A. & Co., importers of brandies, wines, gins and cigars, cor. Spring and Pearl.
KNEPFLY JNO., dealerin watches, clocks, jewelry, silver and plated ware, &c., No. 1 Main-st., between Bank and Pearl.
Koch John, jeweler and watch maker. Koeter E., dry goods and groceries.
Korb, Huette & Co., manufacturers and dealers in star candles, lard oil, &c., No. 40 Main-st.
Korb J., of Korb, Huette & Co.
Kremer Peter, bakery and confectionery Kreips & Miller, merchant tailors.
Lafollette D. W., of Collins & Lafollette. Lapping G. W., groceries.
Leistner John, groceries. Leming A. P., groceries.
Lemmon B. F., manufacturer of metalic packing for cylinders.
Lent, South & Shipman, manufacturers of land and marine engines, cor. of State and Water.
Levinson J. & M., wholesale and retail clothing store.
LEWIS BROTHERS, WHOLESALE DEAL- ERS IN FOREIGN LIQUORS AND DISTILLERS OF AMERICAN BRAN- DIES, GINS, &c., MAIN-ST.
Lewis Marcus M., of Lewis Brothers, Main st., Crawford's Block.
Lewis Frank A., of Lewis Brothers, Main street, Crawford's Block.
Lewis W. M., insurance agent and notary public.
Littell O. W., proprietor of State Street House.
Lockwood J. & B., tanners and curricrs, State-st.
Logue Wm., dyer and renovater.
Love and Swift, dealers in stoves, grates, copper, tin and sheet iron ware, Main bet. Lower First and Second.
Love Simpkins, of Love & Swift. Losson John, bakery.
Lutz & LetHer, dealers in produce.
McBride M., grocery.
McClintock G. & B., groceries.
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TABLER HOUSE,
Corner of Public Square,
MAIN STREET,
NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
WM. A. TABLER, PROPRIETOR.
McCracken & Commandeur, manufacturers of steamboat, copper, tin and sheet iron work, Main bet. State and Lower First.
McCulloch John, steam saw mill. McCurdy James, confectioner.
McDonald J. S., Pres't Branch Bank. McGill J. N., physician and surgeon. McIntosh John, blacksmith.
McKnight & Webber, dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, cloaks and man- tillas, north side Main.
McKnight W. H., of McKnight and Web- ber.
McMahan John H., commission merchant, Main-st.
McQUIDDY & REHM, WOOD TURNING AND SCROLL SAWING, BROAD- WAY BET. MAIN AND RIVER.
MAIN R. P., WHOLESALE GROCER AND PRODUCE DEALER, STATE ST. BET. SPRING AND ELM.
Mallinee J. W., proprietor Sampson forge, cor. Fifth and Water.
Mann W., cashier Branch Bank.
Mann John, wholesale grocerand commis- sion merchant, State between Market and Spring.
Margul Frank, fruits and confectionery. Marsh S. S., shipsmithing.
Marshall J. H., dealer in saddlery and coach hardware.
Martz K., boot and shoe maker.
MATTHEWS L. G., OF NORMAN, MOR- RISON & MATTHEWS.
Mattingly J. W. & Co., wholesale dealers in dry goods, fancy goods, &c, State street.
Mattingly J. J., of J. W. Mattingly & Co. Mauch John, cigar manufactory.
Mausch John F., dealer in ice and min- eral water.
Melton J. W., of Senf & Melton. Merker Charles, bakery.
Meurer-, physician and surgeon.
Meyer John E., dealer in groceries and produce.
MILLER HENRY, COMMISSION MER- CHANT, WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DEALER IN GROCERIES, PRODUCE AND FEED, COR. STATE - AND ELM.
MILLER J. J., PLAIN AND ORNAMEN- TAL HOUSE, SIGN AND BANNER PAINTER, BLUE HOUSE, NEXT DOOR TO ADAMS' EXPRESS OF- FICE, PEARL ST.
Miller C., wholesale dealer in groceries, produce, &c., cor. Bank and Main.
Miller Charles, commission merchant, cor. Bank & Main.
Miller M. L., groceries.
Miller Fred., blacksmith.
Miller Alex., wagon maker.
Missy Jacob & Co., grocers.
Montgomery Pepin, Exchange and Bank- ing Office.
Moody G. C., attorney at law.
Morrill W. F., dentist.
MORRIS W. D., wholesale grocer, and dealer in produce, north-west corner Market and Pearl.
Morris R. S., groceries. Murray Mrs., milliner.
Naghel L. H. & E. Q., surgeon dentists. Neel D. O., dealer in boots and shoes.
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New Albany Lodge No. 39, (Masonic.) New Albany Wharf Boat, Reamer & Per- due, proprietors.
New Albany and Portland Steam Ferry Company, W. A. Duckwall, superin- tendent.
New Albany Degree Lodge No. 1, (I. O. O. F.)
New Albany Lodge No. 10, (I. O. O. F.) New Albany Lodge No. 1, (I. O. O. F.) Newkirk W. J., druggist and apothecary. Newland E., cashier Bank of Salem.
NORMAN, MORRISON & MATTHEWS, PUBLISHERS NEW ALBANY LEDGER, PRINTERS, BOOK-BIND ERS, STATIONERS AND BLANK- BOOK MANUFACTURERS, PEARL ST., BET. MAIN AND MARKET.
NORMAN J. B., OF NORMAN, MORRI- SON & MATTHEWS.
Noyes & Clynes, dry goods, clothing, &c., cor. State and Market sts.
Noyes & Clynes, auction and commission merchants, cor. State and Market sts. Nunemacher & Shaw, merchant tailors.
Nunemacher Jno. R., wholesale booksel- lers, Main st.
Orr John R., of Howell & Co., west side State st.
Otto & Davis, attorneys at law.
Otto Chas., daguerrean artist.
Page J. L., dealer in northern ice.
PARKER S. & SON, wholesale grocers, commission merchants, and produce dealers, State st., between Main and Market.
Parker C. T., dealer in groceries and pro- duce, State st., bet Main and Market. Pautch James, gun smith.
Payton John, sr., yawl builder.
Payton John, jr., grocer.
Peake J. S., of L. L. Pullen & Co., State st. Pearl Street House, Moore & Morgan, pro- prietors.
Perry John, livery stable.
Petter Joseph, tailor.
Philler George & Co., manufacturers of and dealers in all kinds of hats, caps, furs, &c., Main st.
Phoenix Flouring Mill, (steam) Hungary & Lee, proprietors.
· Pierce James, manufacturer of tobacco machinery, and all kinds of boxes.
Pool J. S., monumental marble worker. Pooley James, dealer in watches and jew- elry, clocks and fancy goods, south- east cor. Main and Pearl.
Powell Thomas, groceries.
Pullen L. L. & Co., dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, state st., bet. Main and Market.
Puritas Lodge, Good Templers No. 65. Rankin & Bates, wholesale and retail dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, Main st.
Rawlins & McDonald, pork packers.
Rice P., groceries.
Rich Frank, boot and shoe dealer.
Reilly S., wholesale grocer, State st.
Reineking C. A. & Co., dealers in foreign and domestic dry goods, Main st.
Reineking J. W., of C. A. Reineking & Co.
Rem Joseph, grocer.
Renshaw John M., tanner and currier, up Fourth, bet. Cook and Sycamore.
REVIEW OF MARKETS AND FARMERS' JOURNAL, Thos. Collins, publisher. Rack Mrs., milliner, and dealer in fancy goods, Pearl st.
Robellary L., lock smith and bell hanger, cor. Oak and State.
Roberts John W., pump and block manu- facturer.
Robertson & Combs, dealers in groceries and produce, and commission mer- chants, No. 31 Market st.
Robertson Reuben, of Robertson & Combs. Robinson M. J., pump and block maker, cor. Water and Fourth.
Rodgers John D., dealer in hats, caps and straw goods, No. 5 Main st.
RODMAN M. W., OF CADWALADER & RODMAN.
Rohard Henry, dry goods and groceries. Roose Charles, ship chandler, State, bet. Main and River.
Rosenham J., dry goods and millinery.
Ross V., druggist and apothecary.
Royse H. H., dealer in tin plate, iron, nails, stoves, &c., Pearl st.
Sallow, merchant tailor.
Salter C. W., dealer in boots and shoes.
Sanderson W. L., cabinet and furniture manufacturer.
Sanford & Hackett, carpenters and build- ers.
SCHAFER CHRISTIAN, MANUFACTUR- ER OF WAGON HUBBS, BED POSTS, TABLES, &c.
Schever P., merchant tailor.
Schiveley G. C., groceries.
Schindler August, dealer in groceries.
Schmidt & Miller, harness makers and up- holsters.
Schmidt & Dubler, merchants.
Schmidt Fred., boot and shoe maker.
Schumaker John A., grocer.
Scott & Brindley, wholesale and retail furniture ware-rooms, Main, bet. Pearl and State.
SCRIBNER & MAGINNESS, WHOLE- SALE DEALERS IN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS, &c., CORNER MAIN AND STATE STS. (See card, p. 286.)
Senf & Melton, manufacturers of and dealers in chairs, bureaus, tables, etc., Main st.
Senf Anderson, of Senf & Melton.
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AND DEALERS IN Groceries and Produce, State Street, bet. Main & Market, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
Consignments Solicited.
Seston & Williams, saddlers and harness makers.
Sherrer Jacob, boots and shoes.
Shields P. S., physician and surgeon.
Shipman N. N., wholesale and retail drug- gist, east side State, bet. Main and Market. .
Shrader John, manufacturer of chairs, so- fas, bureaus, etc., and agent for Fisk's metalic burial cases, Main st. Siep John, boot and shoe maker.
Simpson R. & Co., pork dealers and pack- ers.
Sisloff Mrs. Mary, groceries. SLIDER JAMES, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN AND DOMES- TIC DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND READY MADE CLOTHING, NORTH-EAST CORNER MARKET AND STATE STS.
SMISER JACOB, PROPRIETOR ST. LOUIS STEAM FLOURING MILLS, COR. STATE AND ELM.
SMITH THOMAS L., OF SMITH & KERR, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
SMITH & KERR, ATTORNEYS LAW.
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Snivley D. & J. C., dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, Main, bet. Pearl and Bank.
SNOW WM. L., OF BYRENE & SNOW. Spencer J. S., botanic medicines and drug store.
Spencer, house and sign painter.
Spurrier G. B., dealer in wall paper, ar- tists materials, etc., Main st. Spurrier George B., manufacturer of look- ing glasses and picture frames, Main street.
ST. LOUIS FLOURING MILLS, (steam ) JACOBSMISER PROPRIETOR, COR. STATE AND ELM.
STACY JOHN, WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL TRUNK AND VALISE MAN- UFACTURER, SOUTH SIDE MAIN, BET. BANK AND PEARL.
State Street House, A. W. Littell, prop'r. Stewart D. G., physician and surgeon. Stotsenbarg J. H., attorney at law and no- tary public.
Stoy Peter R., wholesale and retail dealer in hardware, cutlery, farmers tools, etc., No. 6 Main st.
Streepy M., clocks, watches and jewelry. STROBEL & BENECKE, DEALERS IN SADDLERY HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, LEATHER, WHIPS, VARNISH, SADDLES, HARNESS, &c., SOUTH SIDE MAIN ST., BET. PEARL AND BANK.
Sullivan Wm., groceries and provisions. Swarens L., groceries and provisions. Swartzell Joseph, boot and shoe maker. TABLER WM. A., PROPRIETOR TABLER HOUSE. (See card, page 287.) Tellon Peter & Co., steam engine builders, and proprietors iron foundry.
TERSTEGGE JOSEPH, boot and shoe manufacturer, State st., bet. Main and Market, a few doors above Main. Thompson & Beeler, steamboat joiners, cor. lower Fourth and Water.
Town R. R., physician and surgeon.
TOWNSEND GEO. M. C., JUSTICE OF PEACE.
Townsend G. M. C., steamboat builder.
Tresenriter H., dry goods and groceries. Tresenriter S., groceries. Trinler Geo., boot and shoe maker. Union Circle Daughters of Rebecca, No. 1 (I. O. O. F.)
Vernia Peter, groceries and produce. Watchter L., boot and shoe maker.
Walden M. W., druggist, and dealer in chemicals, perfumeries, etc., Pearl, bet Main and Market.
Walker Anna Mrs., milliner.
Warfield E., druggist and apothecary. Warren Franklin, city mayor.
Wattam Joseph, dealer in second-hand furniture.
Webber H. B., of Mcknight & Webber.
Weil Simon, wholesale and retail dealer in dry goods, State st.
Weir Robert M., of Hawk & Weir, attorney at law and notary public.
Weir W. M., cabinet furniture. Welch Morgan, ship joiner. Wells J. B., upholster.
Western Union telegraph office, W. A. Melbourne, operator.
White George, barber.
Whiteman Mrs., millinery and fancy goods.
Wible Charles, proprietor steam saw mill. Wible Henry, yawl builder.
Wicks J. L., commission, flour and pro- duce store, Main, bet. Lower First and Second.
Wicks John A., livery stable. Wilcox P. M., physician and dentist.
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WILCOX P. M., OF JACKSON & WIL- COX.
Wilcox & Irwin, wholesale and retail gro- cers and commission merchants, cor. Pearl and Market.
Wiley Isaac, blacksmith.
WILSON & KELSO, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, COR. STATE AND MARKET. Woodward J. K., dealer in clothing and gent's furnishing goods.
Workingmen's Library, Samuel Avery Librarian, Peal st., between Main and Market.
Wright G. R., groceries.
Young Men's Christian Union, Heber Dan- iel corresponding sec'y, Pearl between Main and Market.
Zulauf C., barber.
NEW ALSACE,
A flourishing post village of Dearborn county, 80 miles south-east of Indianapo- lis, and is surrounded by a rich farming country.
NEW AMSTERDAM,
A post office of Harrison county, situated on the Ohio river, 125 miles south of In- dianapolis.
NEW BALTIMORE,
A post office of Posey county, 20 miles north of Mount Vernon, on the Wabash river.
G W. Wheeler, general merchant.
NEW BELLSVILLE, A post office of Brown county.
NEWBERN,
A post office of Bartholomew county, situ- ated on Clifty creek, nine miles E. N. E. of Columbus.
NEWBERRY,
A post village of Cass township, Greene county, situated on the eastern bank of the west branch of White river, at the great feeder dam of the Wabash and Erie Canal. This is one of the most flourishing and business towns in the State. The town was laid out and the first buildings erected in 1851, by Messrs. Willard Car- penter and B. F. Morse, proprietors, and since then has increased very rapidly, and is now about the chief town in the county. It contains two large and well kept hotels, -
[eight dry goods stores, one clothing store exclusively in that trade, two grocery stores, one drug store, three large storage and commission warehouses, two pork packing establishments, two large flouring and saw mills in active operation, and one large saw mill in course of building and soon to be in operation, one extensive cabinet and furniture establishment, two blacksmith shops, and one wagon making establishment. There is one fine church edifice, owned by the Lutherans, and oc- cupied temporarily by the Baptists, Meth- odists and Presbyterians; one excellent school and academy, average attendance about 50 pupils. There were shipped from this point, and purchased here during last spring and summer, fifty thousand bushels of wheat, corn and oats; over 5,000 hogs were purchased and packed here; there have been manufactured, sold and shipped over one thousand barrels of flour. Newberry is situated in the very heart of one of the best agricultural dis- tricts in the west; the lands are unsur- passed in productiveness, either for grain or grasses. The Wabash and Erie Canal affords a constant outlet for produce. It is ten miles distant from the county seat, 80 miles south of Indianapolis, 40 miles north-east of Vincennes, 75 miles north of Evansville, and 20 miles from Wash- ington Station on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. Population 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Anderson James, general store.
Baker John, cabinet maker and furniture dealer.
Baker George, cabinet maker and furni- ture dealer.
Baker Henry, carpenter and builder.
Ballow W. D., harness maker:
Barker O. T., general store.
Bell K. B., general store.
Bogard & Smith, lumber dealers.
Burk J. H., tailor and clothier.
Burton J. O., general store.
BYNUM SAMUEL A., POST MASTER.
Bynum D. A., general store.
Bynum D. A., Hour and grain dealer.
Bynum D. A., farmer.
Crossland Thomas E., painter.
Elston James, cooper.
Gainey E. B., general store.
Gainey E. B., Hour and grain dealer.
Henkle E. S. Rev., Lutheran.
Ilinds A. B., carpenter and builder. Hornbaker John, boot and shoe maker. Hughes J. W., cooper.
Ilughes E., cooper.
Hughes Levi, cooper.
Johnson Thomas, proprietor steam B&W mill.
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Johnson Thomas, proprietor steam grist mill.
Johnson A. H., general store.
Kimball Nathan, physician and surgeon. King William, stove dealer and tinsmith. Kissell Levi, baker and confectioner.
Knight Joseph, dealer in sash and blinds. Knight Joseph, attorney at law and no- tary public.
Knight Joseph, farmer. Landon John, justice of peace.
Long Thomas A. Rev., Methodist. McConnell Joseph, tanner and currier. McDaniel C. W., physician and surgeon. McHolland I. B., wheelwright. McHolland I. B., farmer.
Mahan Thomas D., cooper.
Newberry House, B. F. Whitaker propri- etor.
Newberry Saxe Horn Band.
Owen & Gainey, blacksmith.
Owen House, M. D. H. Owen proprietor.
Owen H. C., justice of peace.
Owen M. D. H., proprietor Owen House. Owen J. M., carpenter and builder.
Owen H. C., carpenter and builder. Simpson J. & Bro., brickmakers. Slinkard & Gillette, clothing dealers.
Slinkard F., stove dealer and tinsmith. Slinkard John, proprietor steam saw mill. Slinkard John, lumber dealer.
Slinkard F., farmer.
Slinkard John, proprietor steam grist mill.
Slinkard J. W., flour and grain dealer.
Slinkard J. W., general store.
Stoddard S. L., physician and surgeon. Watson S. V., wagon maker.
Whitaker B. F., proprietor Newberry House.
Wright Jorden, blacksmith.
NEW BOSTON, A post office of Spencer county.
NEW BRITTON, A post office of Hamilton county.
NEW BRADFORD,
A post village of White county, situated on the New Albany and Salem Railroad, 96 miles from Indianapolis, 12 miles from Monticello, the county seat, and 113 miles from Chicago. It contains one blacksmith shop, three carpenters and builders, one general store, one express agent, one dress maker, one flour and grain store, one grocery, two hotels, two lumber deal- ers, two justices of the peace, and two physicians.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Allen John, lumber dealer.
Allen John, carpenter and builder.
Bringham A. A., carpenter and builder. Bringham L., carpenter and builder. Bringham L., lumber dealer.
Chamberlain Joseph, justice of peace. Cooper W. G., general store.
Galt House, George Jones, proprietor. Hilderbrand Theodore, blacksmith.
Indiana House, J. L. Watson, proprietor. Jones Geo., proprietor Galt House.
King Thomas, farmer.
Porter & Smith, grocers.
Purcupile A., flour and grain dealer.
Purcupile A., express agent.
RICHARDSON J. T., POST MASTER.
Richardson J. T., physician and surgeon. Smith Elizabeth, dress maker.
Watson W. H., farmer.
Watson J. L., proprietor Indiana House. Watson J. L., justice of peace.
NEWBURGH,
A town of Warrick county, situated on the Ohio river, 10 miles above Evansville, is a flourishing place, and the largest in the county. Its many churches, its liter- ary institutions and manufacturing estab- lishments evince the morality, intelligence and enterprise of its citizens. It contains one weekly newspaper, the Warrick Coun- ty Democrat, three flouring mills (steam), one hotel, five general stores, three car- riage, coach, and wagon manufactories, two plow factories, three boot and shoe stores, one steam saw mill, five physi- cians, two saddle and harness manufacto- ries, two dry goods stores, one merchant tailor, one hardward store, one grocery, four coopers, one cabinet and furniture dealer, one tanner and currier, one brick maker, one seminary, under the direction of the Cumberland Presbyterian church, four churches, and two public schools. Population 1,500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Adams & Baker, dealers in drugs, medi- cines, &c.
Bethel & Roberts, general store.
Bethel & Roberts, produce dealers.
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