G. W. Hawes' Indiana State gazetteer and business directory, for 1858 and 1859. Volume One, Part 43

Author: Hawes, George W; Sutherland, James. cn
Publication date: 1858
Publisher: Indianapolis : Geo. W. Hawes, Pub. and Proprietor
Number of Pages: 1306


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Bethel T. F. & Bro., proprietors steam fouring mill.


Bethel T. F. &. Bro., general store.


Bethel T. F. & Bros., coopers.


Bowers & Rice, proprietors Newburgh mills.


Bowers & Rice, coopers.


Brizins Frank., boot and shoe dealer. Burnes R. B., proprietor Exchange Hotel


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Corney H. H., dealer in groceries and [ Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, liquors.


Corwine John, saddle and harness maker.


Darbey John V., justice of peace.


Downey & Jackson, carriage makers.


Eagle Mills, Seigel & Fuquay, proprietors. Exchange Hotel, R. B. Burnes, propr.


Fickas Jacob, cooper.


Fisher & Macy, proprietors sash, door, blind, and planing mill.


Fisher J. P., cabinet maker.


FRARY C., publisher Warrick County Democrat.


Garwood W. S. & S., plow makers.


Gunnell T. P., plow maker.


Handy John B., attorney at law and no- tary public.


Hepp F., wagon maker.


LEMASTER SIMEON, POST MASTER.


Lemart John, boot and shoe dealer.


Lewis E., attorney at law.


Lewis Eli, physician and surgeon.


McReynolds Alexander, physician and surgeon.


Mefford & Stout, dealers in drugs, medi- cines, &c.


Miner & Weed, dealers in iron and pro- duce.


Morgan W, dentist.


Morrison Wm. M., merchant tailor and dealer in gents' furnishing goods.


Myrick James, proprietor steam saw mill. Newburgh Mills, Bowers & Rice, propr's. Phelps A. M. & Son, general store.


Phelps A. M. & Son, produce dealers.


Pettit A. H., physician and surgeon.


Ratcliffe -, book seller.


Robertson & Hemonway, tanners and cur- riers.


Robertson A. E., boot and shoe dealer. -


Robertson A. E., justice of peace.


Seigel & Fuquay, proprietors Eagle mills.


Slaughter R. C., physician and surgeon.


Spencer & Townsend, dealers in drugs, medicines, &c.


Spencer Ethan, physician and surgeon.


Taylor & Co., coopers.


Tilman J. R., physician and surgeon.


Vannada M. L., general store.


Vannada M. L., produce dealer.


Warwick County Democrat, C. Frary, pub- lisher.


Weihe Henry, brick maker and mason.


Wright & Williams, general store.


Wright & Williams, produce dealers.


NEW BURLINGTON, A post office of Delaware county.


NEW CARLISLE,


A post village of Oliver township, St. Joseph county, situated on the Michigan


14 miles from South Bend, the county seat, 175 miles north of Indianapolis, and 75 miles from Chicago. It contains two blacksmiths, one boot and shoe dealer, one brick maker, three carpenters and build- ers, one cabinet maker, two wagon makers, two general stores, two dress makers, one flour and grain store, one harness maker, one grocery, one hardware store, one ho- tel, two lumber dealers, one justice of the peace, one physician, one steam saw mill, one sash, door and blind factory, one dealer in stoves and tin ware, two jewelers and watch makers, one tailor and clothier, two coopers, one wheelwright, one painter, one fire insurance agent, two churches, Metho- dist Episcopal and Presbyterian, and two schools, with an attendance of 90 pupils. Population, 300.


Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.


Bacon E., watch maker and jeweler.


Baldwin L. G., constable.


Crummer J., boot and shoe dealer.


DRULINER G. W., POST MASTER.


DRULINER JOSEPH, resident.


DRULINER G. W., GENERAL STORE.


Farmers' Union Insurance Company, Wm. White, agent.


FINCH J. D., PROPRIETOR NEW CAR- LISLE HOUSE.


Halsley John, watch maker and jeweler.


Hooton & Druliner, proprietors steam grist mill.


Hooton & Druliner, proprietors of steam saw mill.


Hooton & Druliner, lumber dealers.


Hooton & Druliner, flour and grain deal- ers.


Humphrey Hiram, stove dealer and tin smith.


Humphrey Miss Harriet, dress maker.


Hunt D. M., physician and surgeon.


Keen E. H., cooper.


Kolb C., cooper.


Lancaster Samuel, harness maker.


McDonel Wm., patentee.


MAURER A., CABINET AND FURNI- TURE DEALER.


McFell Adam, carpenter and builder.


Moore & Williams, proprietors sash and blind factory.


Moore C., carpenter and builder.


NEW CARLISLE HOUSE, J. D. FINCH, PROPRIETOR.


Perkins Mrs. Marcella, dress maker.


Pilcher Henry, blacksmith. Rabung C., brick maker.


Sengard R., painter.


Service & Borden, general store.


Stevens Thomas, wagon maker.


STANDFIELD WM., DEALER IN HARD- WARE AND CUTLERY.


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Shrop John, tailor and clothier. $


Service. J. H., farmer.


Sweetland E., wheelwright.


Trowbridge Wm., patentee. United States Express Company, J. Hozet, agent.


Warner J. B., grocer.


WHITE WM. K., AGENT FARMERS' UNION INSURANCE CO.


WHITE WILLIAM K., JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.


Wiley & Sweetland, wagon makers. Williams G. V., carpenter and builder.


NEW CASTLE,


A flourishing post village, and the county seat of Henry county, situated near the geographical center of the county, and on Blue River, which affords an excellent hydraulic power. It was first settled by Charles Jamison, and contains a court house, county offices, several stores, a newspaper, called the New Castle Courier, published by F. S. Drake. It is one of the finest towns in the State, and has a num- ber of beautiful residences. The sur- rounding farming country is very rich and productive. Distant 47 miles from Indianapolis, and 20 miles south of Muncie. Population, 1,500.


Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.


Boor & Ferris, physicians and surgeons ; office, Second street, at the residence of Dr. F.


Boor W. F., of Boor & Ferris.


Brown James, attorney and counselor at law; office in Murphy's building. Burton George, carriage depository.


Crawford Frazer, dealer in stoves and tin ware.


Dills C. C., of Hamilton & Dills. DRAKE J. S., PUBLISHER OF THE NEW CASTLE COURIER. Ferris Samuel, of Boor & Ferris. Ferris James S., county auditor. Fidelity Lodge, No. 59 I. O. O. F. Hamilton J. J., of Hamilton & Dills. Haskett Wm. J., druggist, pharmaceutist, and dealers in medical and surgical instruments, etc.


Huddleson, J. C., county clerk.


Jennings & Pickering, druggists, pharma- ceutis, dealers in patent medicines, &c., &c.


Johnson Caleb, county treasurer.


McDonald Win. M., coroner. McMeans James A., county recorder. Martindale E. B., of Mellett & Martindale. Mellett & Martindale, attorneys at law ; office in Murphy's buildings.


Mellett J. H., of Mellett & Martindale. Murphey J. L., dealer in hardware, cut- lery, nails, glass, iron, etc.


New Castle Academy, John Cooper, prin- cipal.


New Castle Lodge No. 91 Free and Accepted Masons.


NEW CASTLE COURIER, J. S. Blake, publisher.


Polk John, county surveyor.


Rea John, resident physician; office on Elm-st., first door north of Seminary. Reed M. L., attorney and counselor at law ; office, Broad-st.


Reed M. L., agent Rising Sun Insurance Company.


Rising Sun Insurance Company, M. L. Reed, agent.


Shroyer Peter, county sheriff.


Wood Mrs. J. F., fashionable milliner.


Zimmerman Miss Kate E., fashionable milliner.


NEW CENTREVILLE, A post office of Jennings county.


NEW CORNER,


A post village of Delaware county, situa- ted 10 miles north-west of Muncie, the county seat. It is on the line of railroad now in course of construction from Cin- cinnati to Chicago, and 58 miles north- east of Indianapolis. It contains one blacksmith shop, one carpenter and builder, two cabinet makers, one dry goods store, one dealer in hides and leather, one phy- sician and surgeon, one steam saw mill, two churches, and one school. Popula- tion, 35.


Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.


Culbertson J. M. W., cabinet and furniture dealer.


Hedgeland James, blacksmith.


Jones David T., proprietor of steam saw mill.


MCINTURE WM. F., POST MASTER. MeInturf Wm. F., carpenter and builder. McInturf Wm. F., cabinet and furniture dealer.


Miers Jesse, general store. Miers Jesse, hide and leather dealer. Stephenson J. C., justice of the peace. Vanmatire Milton, physician and sur- geon.


NEW CORYDON, A post office of Jay county.


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NEW DURHAM,


A post office of Laporte county, 12 miles south of Michigan City.


NEW ELIZABETH, A post office of Hendricks county.


NEW FARMINGTON, A post office of Jackson county.


NEW FRANKFORT, A post office of Scott county, 85 miles from Indianapolis.


NEW GARDEN, A post office of Wayne county.


NEW GOSHEN, A post office of Vigo county.


NEW HARMONY.


A town in Posey county, on the Wabash river, 60 miles above its mouth, and 15 miles north of Mount Vernon. New Har- mony was settled by George Rapp, who came to America from Germany, with a number of his associates, and founded a colony and built & town in Pennsylvania. They came to the Wabash in 1814, built the town of New Harmony, cleared a large tract of land, built about 150 houses, planted orchards and vineyards, erected mills and manufactories of various kinds, and made the wilderness blossom like the rose. In 1825, Robert Owen purchased of Mr. Rapp, the town of New Harmony and a tract of land embracing the town, con- taing twenty-five thousand acres, for the the purpose of trying an experiment of his social system; which resulted in a total failure. Mr. Rapp, with his asso- ciates, returned to Pennsylvania, settled on the Ohio river, 30 miles below Pitts- burgh, and built the town of Economy, where the society still exists under their original compact; and since the death of Mr. Rapp, are directed by nine trustees, who are chosen by the society. Soon after the purchase of New Harmony by Mr. Owen, he sold to Mr. William McClure, about half of the town of New Harmony ; and subsequently Mr. MeClure purchased of Mr. Rapp seven thousand acres of land in the vicinity of New Harmony, for the purpose of establishing a School of Indus-


try. The School was established, and after an experiment of six or seven years, and an expenditure of upwards of twenty thousand dollars, was abandoned. Mr. McClure introduced into his School at New Harmony, several natives of South America, who, after learning our language, returned to their native country. Mr. McClure went to Mexico, where he re- mained until his death. He left a will bequeathing his large estate, including his interest in the town of New Harmony, to working men, to be disbursed in sums of five hundred dollars, for the purpose of establishing libraries. After the failure of Mr. McClure's school system, and Mr. McClure's School of Industry, the town of New Harmony continued to decline for several years; but since the town and lands in the vicinity of New Harmony have passed into the hands of individuals, the town is beginning to improve. The public buildings are a Methodist and one Episcopal church, a Working Men's In- stitute, a commodious School House, the Union Hall used chiefly for a theater. The town contains a weekly newspaper, three libraries, seven stores, three steam mills, two large distilleries, and last year exported one million nine hundred thou- sand pounds of pork, six thousand bar- rels of whisky, twenty thousand bushels of wheat, one hundred and fifty thousand bushels of corn, and six hundred head of cattle. Population 700.


Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.


Alsop Nelson, town marshal.


Applegate John S., grocer.


Armstrong Wm. C. Rev., Episcopal.


BALDWIN WM., stove dealer and tin smith.


Baldwin James, wagon maker.


Baldwin George, wagon maker.


Baldwin Abraham, wagon maker.


Beal & Snelling, carpenters and builders.


Bishop Frederick, town treasurer.


Brooks L. D., physician and surgeon.


Brown Thomas, boot and shoe maker.


Chadwick & Bolton, dealers in carriages, buggies, etc.


Chadwick James, saddle and harness ma- ker.


Challinar Thomas, boot and shoe maker.


Cook A., watch maker.


Cooper H. C. & Co., general store.


Cooper James, physician and surgeon.


Corporation library, J. B. Johnson, libra- rian.


Downs R. D., cooper.


DRANSFIELD & SWIFT, dealers in dry goods and groceries.


Dransfield Wm., town trustee.


Ductos P. L., justice of peace.


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Elliott & Veits, millers and distillers. Fauntleroy W., brewer.


FELCH NELSON, INSURANCE AGENT. FELCH NELSON, POST MASTER.


Felch Nelson, President of the Board of Trustees. Fitton & Baldwin, blacksmiths.


Grant John, blacksmith.


Hayden (Misses) & Grant, milliners and dress makers.


Homer Richard, justice of the peace. Hugo John R., carpenter and builder. Husband Henry, house and sign painter. Johnson J. B., librarian of McClure. township and corporation libraries. Kleple Philip, tanner and currier.


Lichteberger A. & Bros., millers and dis- tillers.


Lyon & Elliott, general merchants and produce dealers.


McClure Library, J. B. Johnson, librarian. Mann J. S., physician and surgeon.


MANSION HOUSE, JOHN WILSEY, PRO- PRIETOR.


Miller Julius C., town trustee.


Mumford Thomas, general merchant and dealer in pork and wheat.


Murphy Edward. physician and surgeon. NEW HARMONY ADVERTISER, C. W. SLATER, PUBLISHER.


NITTELTON N. G. & CO., GENERAL MERCHANTS AND PRODUCE · DEALERS.


O'Neal John, dealer in groceries and pro- visions.


Perell Jeffry, wagon maker.


Pisely Joseph, tailor. .


Preduse John, town trustee. Pretsch Charles, gunsmith.


Prichard H. H., attorney at law.


Prichard Wm. F., cabinet maker.


Rebyere John, stock and pork dealer. Robson John, physician and surgeon. Robson Robert, physician and surgeon. ROGERS E. J., DRY GOODS DEALER.


ROGERS E. J., GENERAL MERCHANT AND PRODUCE DEALER.


RUARK & MILLER, druggists and con- fectioners.


Buark Shadrack, physician and surgeon. SALTZMAN G. W., BLACKSMITH.


SALTZMAN GEORGE W., TOWN TRUS TEE.


SAMPSON & FRETAGEOT, GENERAL MERCHANTS AND PRODUCE DEALERS.


Schaffer Henry, barber.


Schmal Jacob, wagon maker.


SCHNEE GEORGE L., saddle and harness dealer. Schnee J. L., grocer.


Schrader John Rev., Methodist.


SLATER C. W., JOB PRINTER AND PUBLISHER OF THE NEW HAR- MONY ADVERTISER.


Taylor & Wilsey, butchers.


Thrall Albert N., Daguerrean artist. Township Library, J. B. Johnson, libra- rian.


Twigg Wm. A., town clerk.


Walz John, boot and shoe dealer.


Warren G. W., house and carriage painter. Whitcrauft John. carpenter and builder.


WHITE CHAS. H., LIBRARIAN WORK- ING MEN'S INSTITUTE LIBRARY. Williams & Bro., butchers,


WILSEY JOHN, PROPRIETOR OF MAN- SION HOUSE.


Wilsey Richard, proprietor livery stable. WORKING MEN'S INSTITUTE LIBRA- RY, CHAS. H. WHITE, LIBRARIAN.


NEW HAVEN, A post office of Allen county.


NEW HOLLAND, A post office of Wabash county.


NEW LANCASTER, A post office of Tipton county.


NEW LEBANON,


A post village of Sullivan county, situa- ted 7 miles west of Sullivan, the county seat. It contains one general store, one dealer in groceries and provisions, one tan- ner and currier, and two physicians and surgeons. Population, 200.


Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.


Davison A., M. D., physician and surgeon. DODDS W. F., POST MASTER AND TAN- NER AND CURRIER.


Giles John, general store.


Wallace Martin, groceries and provisions. Youngerman J. R., M. D., physican and surgeon.


NEW LISBON,


A post village of Henry county, situated on the Short Line Railroad from Cincin- nati to Chicago, 8 miles from New Castle, the county seat, three and a half miles north of the Indiana Central Railroad, and 52 east of Indianapolis. It contains one bakery and confectionery, one blacksmith, one boot and shoe maker, five carpenters and builders, one general store, one hotel, one lumber dealer, two physicians and surgeons, one steam saw mill, three coop- ers, one tailor and clothier, one butcher,


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and one school, with an attendance of 50 | Gifford B. W., blacksmith. pupils. Population, 100.


Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.


Allen & Leaky, carpenters and builders. Berg Andrew, baker and confectioner. Cartwright John, carpenter and builder. Caster W. H., physician and surgeon.


Deufler Joseph, tailor and clothier.


Deufler Anthony, farmer.


Dickover Abram, cooper.


Grose Isaac, lumber dealer.


Grose Issac, steam saw mill.


Hart Eli, cooper.


Hart H., proprietor New Lisbon House. Hart Henry, farmer.


Hartzler Adam, cooper.


Heritage Dayton, general store. Leonard Samuel, justice of the peace.


Lively John, blacksmith.


McLane George, carpenter and builder.


New Lisbon House, H. Hart, proprietor. Raffenperger John, carpenter and builder. Swafford John M., farmer.


VANNUYS W., POST MASTER.


Vannuys W., physician and surgeon. Waters John, boot and shoe dealer. Whistler Jacob, carpenter and builder.


NEW LONDON,


A post village of Howard county, situated in the forks of East and West Honey Creek, 10 miles west of Kokomo, the county seat, 54 miles north-west of Indianapolis, and 8 miles from the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad. Its location is elevated and healthy ; the surrounding country is un- rivaled for fertility of soil. It contains four blacksmiths, two boot and shoe ma- kers, five carpenters and builders, one cabinet and furniture dealer, two carriage, coach and wagon makers, one clothing store, three general stores, one dry goods store, one flour and grain dealer, one wa- ter grist mill, two harness dealers, one hat, cap and fur establishment, one hotel, one notary public, five physicians, two water saw mills, one jeweler and watch maker, one tanner and currier, one tailor and clothier, two pump makers, two churches, one Society of Friends and one Methodist, with two schools attended by 110 pupils. Population 300.


Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Archer Martin, harness maker.


Arnett J. H., farmer. Arnett J. Il., general store. Ellis Isaac II., blacksmith.


Ellis I. H., carpenter and builder.


Gifford E. A., tanner and currier. Gifford D. W., justice of pence.


Guthridge P., proprietor New London Ho- tel.


Guthridge Philip, dealer in hats, caps, furs, etc.


Guthridge Thomas, boot and shoe dealer. HOLLOWELL JOSEPH E., POST MAS- TER.


Hollowell J. E., physician and surgeon.


Hollowell J. E., attorney at law and no- tary public.


Hollowell Nathan, general store.


Harvey A. P., watch maker and jeweler. Hazelton Jesse, blacksmith.


Henderson J. F., physician and surgeon.


Henderson J. F., farmer. .


Henderson J. F., general store.


Hollingsworth A., proprietor water saw mill.


Hope T. H., hide and leather dealer.


Hope Thos. W., boot and shoe dealer.


Hubbard Caleb, carpenter and builder.


Hunt Henry, pump maker.


Ide R. P., painter.


Jones Jesse, blacksmith.


Leatherman C., Daguerrean artist. Mendenhall N., physician and surgeon.


New London Hotel, P. Guthridge, propri- etor. Nixon R., farmer.


Pearson E., proprietor water saw mill.


Price Isaac, carriage and wagon maker.


Price J., carpenter and builder.


Reagan R. J., harness maker.


Reagan D. J., physician and surgeon.


Thompson B. & S., proprietors of water grist mill.


Thompson B. & S., dry goods dealers.


Thompson B. & S, flour and grain deal- . ers.


Thompson W. E., physician and surgeon.


Turner J. T, dentist.


Weddell J. W., tailor and clothier.


Weddell Henry, pump maker.


Weddell David, cabinet maker and furni- ture dealer.


Weddell James W., clothing dealer.


Wickersham N., carriage and wagon ma- ker.


Wickersham John C., carpenter and builder. Wickersham N. P., carpenter and builder.


NEW MARION,


A post office of Ripley county.


NEW MAYSVILLE,


A post office of Putnam county, 14 miles north-east of Greencastle.


NEW MARKET, A post village of Clark county, situated


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8 miles north-east of Charlestown, the | shoe maker, three blacksmiths, three car- county seat, 21 miles north-east of Louis- ville Ky., and 7 miles from the Ohio River. It contains one blacksmith shop, one boot and shoe maker, three carpen- ters and bullders, one carriage and wagon maker, three general stores, three physi- cians, one cooper, one tailor and clothier, and three churches, one Methodist Epis- copal, one Christian and one Presbyterian. Population 80.


Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.


Battrof M. S., carpenter and builder. Clobes John, tailor and clothier.


Combs Elizabeth, doctress. Conner Sisina, blacksmith.


Cortner Peter, carpenter and builder. Covert John, township trustee.


Davis Henry, carriage and wagon maker. Davis E. J. & Co., general store.


Gore L. B., township treasurer.


Hanlin John, township trustee. Haymaker & Ruddell, general store. HAYMAKER J. H., POST MASTER. Haymaker John, township 'trustee. Horr W., physician and surgeon. Phillipy & Watson, general store. Ruddell C. B., physician and surgeon. Suddoth Benjamin, township clerk. Summers Daniel, shoe maker.


Watson Robert, carpenter and builder. Watson W. W., justice of peace.


NEW MT. PLEASANT, A post office of Jay county.


NEW PARIS, A post office of Elkhart county.


NEW PHILADELPHIA, A post office of Washington county.


NEWPORT,


The county seat of Vermillion county, is situated on a beautiful second table land, south of Little Vermillion, and 14 miles west of the Wabash River, 30 miles north of Terre Haute, 60 miles south of Lafay. ette, 75 miles north-west of Indianapolis, 160 miles south-east of Chicago, 200 miles north-west of Cincinnati, 200 miles north- east of St. Louis. It contains one weekly newspaper, the Hoosier State, one literary society, the "MeClure Workingmen's In- stitute," which has a capital of $600, five general stores, two groceries, one boot and


penters and builders, one dress maker, one flour and grain store, one steam grist mill, one harness maker, one hide and leather dealer, one hotel, six attorneys at law and notaries public, one justice of the peace, three physicians, one steam saw mill, two coopers, three painters, one cab- inet and furniture dealer, one carriage and wagon maker, one milliner, one tan- ner and currier, one agent for the Ætna Fire Insurance Company, two churches, one Methodist Episcopal and one Presby- terian, and one seminary with an attend- ance of 100 pupils. Population 500.


Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Acton Ure, general store.


Acton Ure, farmer.


Etna Insurance Company, James M. Hood, agent.


Arsemith Thomas G., carriage and wagon maker.


Bell & Graves, proprietors steam grist mill.


Bell James A., county clerk.


Boyd Elias D., carpenter and builder.


Cannedy Lewis W., blacksmith.


Clark Samuel, librarian and treasurer library.


Clark Samuel, justice of peace.


Clark Samuel, blacksmith.


Clark Mrs. Hetta, dress maker.


Coil Lewis, grocer.


Craig Robert E., attorney at law. Crane C. W., farmer.


Dicken B. K. & D. C., general store.


Dicken Robert, carpenter and builder.


Dicken Jerome B., carpenter and builder.


Dicken Benj. K., county commissioner.


Dugan James, cooper.


Egleston William, attorney at law.


English Geo. W., county treasurer.


Fleming John, county surveyor.


Florer & Bro., flour and grain dealers.


Florer Alexander B., county recorder.


Florer A. B., attorney at law.


Griffin Edward, physician and surgeon. Hasty Hiram, harness maker.


Hawks John Rev., Presbyterian.


Henderson & Hall, general store. Henderson Wm. A., Pres't library.


Hines John, shoemaker.


Hood James M., Sec'y library.


Hood James M., agent Etna Insurance Company.


Hood Mrs. Sevilla, milliner.


HOOD JAS. M., POST MASTER.


Hood James M., proprietor of the Newport Hotel.


Hoosier State, Michell Vaul, editor.


Hopkins John, farmer.


Huff Levi, cooper.


Jones David M., attorney at law.


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Jones D. M., farmer.


Jordan James, attorney at law.


Leavitt Clark, physician and surgeon.


McClure's Working Men's Institute and Library, Wm. A. Henderson, Pres't ; - J. M. Hood, Sec'y; S. Clark, Librarian j penters and builders, three cabinet ma- and Treas.


Mitchell Henry, county commissioner.


Newport Hotel, James M. Hood, propri- etor. Nixon Robert, sr., farmer.


Nixon Joshua, cabinet maker and furni- ture dealer.


Noyes Jonathan, painter.


Noyes Cephas, painter.


Porter R. H. & Bro., farmers.


Rodman James, blacksmith.


Sellers Wm. P., grocer.


Sexton & Shepard, general store. Shepard Ben., tanner and currier.


Shepard Ben., hide and leather dealer.


Skelton Harvy, county commissioner.


Skinner A. Rev., Methodist.


Smith David, county coroner.


Tickner Ambrose R., physician and sur- geon.


Vaul Michell, editor Hoosier State.


Washburn, Florer & Co., general store.


Washburn Henry D., county auditor.


Washburn Henry D., attorney at law.


Weller Jas. F., county sheriff.


Zener Adam, proprietor steam saw mill.


NEW PROVIDENCE, A post office of Clark county.


NEW RETREAT, A post office of Washington county.


NEW RICHMOND, A post office of Montgomery county.


NEW ROSS, A post office of Montgomery county.


NEW SALEM, A post office of Rush county.


NEW SALISBURY, A post office of Harrison county.


NEWTOWN,


Canal, 10 miles from the Wabash and St. Louis Railroad, 14 miles from Covington, the county seat, and 65 miles north-west of Indianapolis. It contains four black- smiths, one boot and shoe store, eight car-


kers, four carriage and wagon makers, four clergymen, three general stores, four harness makers, one grocery, one hide and leather dealer, one hotel, two justices of the peace, three physicians, one cooper, two painters, one tanner and currier, one tailor and clothier, four pump makers, two chair makers, four churches, one Metho- dist, one Baptist, one New School Presby- terian, and one Christian, with 2 schools, averaging sixty pupils. Population, 300.


Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.


Action John G., pump maker.


Alexander John, chair maker.


Alexander Charles, chair maker.


Beard Amos, blacksmith.


Beedle Isaac M., carpenter and builder. BLACK AARON, POST MASTER.




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