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GRAETER F. & SONS, PROPRIETORS FEED STABLE AND WAGON YARD, COR. MAIN AND THIRD.
GRAETER CHAS., DEALER IN DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, MILLINERY GOODS, ETC., COR. OF THIRD AND MAIN.
GREENE GEO. E., EDITOR AND PUB- LISHER OF WESTERN SUN.
Green Wm., councilman.
Gutton Jas., carpenter and joiner, Fourth street.
HARVEY, MASON & CO., PROPRIETORS DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY VINCENNES GAZ- ETTE, No. 6 MAIN-ST.
HARVEY G. R., OF HARVEY, MASON & CO.
HARVEY, MASON & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY AND JOB PRIN- TERS, No. 6 MAIN-ST.
HASSELBACK, WRIGHT & CO., MILLERS AND DISTILLERS; ORDERS RE- CEIVED AND FILLED TO ANY EXTENT.
Hatmoker John, cooper, near Ohio and Mississippi Railroad depot.
Hayes Wm., councilman.
Hayward A., manager telegraph office. HEBERD WM. J. & SONS, WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL DEALERS IN SAD- DLERY. HARDWARE. &C.
HERBERT WM. JJ. & SONS, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, &c.
Herrgher & Brother, clothiers, Main bet. Second and Third.
AND FANCY DRY GOODS, HATS. CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, QUEENS- WARE AND JEWELRY.
HORSTING, FRANK & CO .. DEALERSIN AND MANUFACTURERS OF BOOTS AND SHOES, COMMERCIAL ROW, NEAR SECOND-ST.
HURD C. S., DENTIST, SECOND STREET, SOUTH OF MAIN.
HUSLAGE & BULTMANN, dealers in dry goods, groceries, produce, etc.
Jackson J. W. Rev., Methodist ..
Jessup R. B., physician and surgeon, Main bet. Third and Fourth.
JONES W. A., ATTORNEY AT LAW, SECOND-ST.
Joseph Isaac, clothing dealer, near corner Second and Main.
JUDAH & DENNY, COUNSELORS AND ATTORNEYS AT LAW ; OFFICE ON SECOND-ST. BET. BROADWAY AND BUSSERON.
JUDAH SAMUEL, OF JUDAH & DENNY. JULIAN P. O., dealer in American and Italian marble, corner Vigo and Sec- ond sts.
Kerhoof George & Co., tanners and dealers in all kinds of leather, findings, hides, fur, wool, etc., cor. Main and Third streets.
Koons C. F., councilman.
Kramer & Eshbert, boot and shoe dealers, Main bet. Second and Third.
Kuhn B., wholesale and retail dealer in clothing and gents' furnishing goods, No. 2 Water st.
Lackman M., grocery and bakery, Main bet. Third and Fourth.
LACROIX M. D. & CO., dealers in dry goods, groceries, provisions, etc., Main street.
LANDER J. D., WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL . DRUGGIST AND APOTHE- CARY, MAIN BET. SECOND AND THIRD.
LA PLANTE J. B. & BRO., DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD- WARE, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., 56 MAIN, COR. THIRD. La Plante J. B., county commissioner.
LEGG JOHN B., LUMBER MERCHANT, NEAR O. AND M. R. R. DEPOT.
Loeb & Brother, dealers in ready made clothing and gents' furnishing goods, Main bet. Water and Second.
Loten Jno., house and sign painter, Fourth street.
LUKIN WM., wagon maker, Fourth bet. Main and Vigo.
McCone O., dry goods and groceries, cor. Second and Broadway.
McDowell W. W., proprietor City Boot and Shoe Store, No. 10 Main st., opposite American House.
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MADDOX J. W., WHOLESALE AND | ROSEMAN & STEWART, dealers in dry RETAIL DEALER IN DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, ETC., MAIN ST. goods, queensware, groceries, provis- ions, etc., Main bet. Second and Third. SAWYER J. S. & CO., dealers in dry goods, groceries, and provisions.
MANTLE J. R., PHYSICIAN AND SUR- GEON, SECOND BET. BROADWAY AND BRUNTON.
Market St. House, Frank Husting prop'r, cor. Fifth and Main.
Marney John, carpenter and builder, cor. Fourth near Broadway.
Martyns H., prop'r Railroad House, Water st. near depot.
MASON J. A., OF HARVEY, MASON & CO ..
MASSEY J. H., daguerrean artist, Main bet. Second and Third.
Meier & Wax, dealers in tobacco and ci- gars, Main bet. First and Second.
Meneney A., grocery, corner Main and Third.
Milam W. S., county commissioner.
Montgomery Albert, city clerk.
MOORE JOHN, POST MASTER. Myers Frederick J., county coroner. OSTENDORF JOHN A., watchmaker and jeweler, Main bet. Third and Fourth. PAGE & ORR, saddle and harness manu- facturers, Water st. near Main.
PATTERSON W. H. & CO., CARRIAGE AND COACH MANUFACTORY, COR. CHURCH AND WATER.
Patterson J. B., county auditor.
PECK H. E., DRUGGIST AND APOTHE- CARY, NO. 8 MARKET ST.
PHELPS & CHANDLER, prop'rs Gem sa- loon, cor. Perry and Second sts.
Prairie House, A. M. Stout prop'r, opposite E. and C. R. R. depot.
PRUETT W. M., TANNER AND CUR- RIER.
PRUETT W. M., SADDLE AND HAR- NESS MAKER, SECOND BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH.
PULLIAM ZACHARIAH, MANUFACTU- RER OF CABINET FURNITURE, BROADWAY BET. THIRD AND FOURTH.
Pullian Z., justice of peace.
Railroad House, H. Martins prop'r, Water st., near O. and M. R. R. depot.
Reilag F., manufacturer of hats and caps. Reisman Wm., of George Kerkhoff & Co. REITER G. & CO., DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ETC., MAIN BET. SECOND AND THIRD. Reiter G., councilman.
REYNOLDS JAS., COMMISSION, FOR- WARDING AND PRODUCE MER- CHANT, COR. WATER AND MAIN. REYNOLDS JAS., AGENT ADAMS EX. CO.
RITNER M., PROP'R OHIO AND MIS- SISSIPPI RAILROAD EATING SA- LOON.
SEITZ F. & BRO., BAKERS AND CON- FECTIONERS, THIRD BET. MAIN AND VIGO.
Skinner John A., M. D., surgeon and phy- sician, office Third bet. Busseron and Broadway.
SMITH L. B., wholesale grocer and dealer in iron, nails, flour, tobacco, etc., Main street.
SMITH N., DEALER IN STOVES, PLOWS, HOLLOW WARE, ETC., AND AGENT FOR FAIRBANKS' SCALES AND THE LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILLS, MAIN.
Smith Samuel E., county surveyor. Sparrow Nelson, carpenter and builder, cor. Sixth and Runtin.
Stevens W. J., councilman.
Stewart W. H. & J. W., shaving saloon. Main bet. Second and Third.
Stout Elihu, county recorder.
SWEET HENRY, DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS AND SHOES, MAIN ST.
Thayer Orlando, ambrotypist, Second st. Thing & Potter, saddle and harness makers, Water st.
Tyfield George, City Bakery and Confec- tionery, Main st. opposite American House.
TYLER M. & SON, DEALERS IN SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, LOCKS, NAILS, GLASS, WHITE LEAD, OIL, PUTTY, ETC., COR. MAIN AND SECOND.
TYLER M. & SON, DEALERS IN STA- PLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HARDWARE, ETC., COR. MAIN AND SECOND.
USHER & HARGRAVE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Washburn Asa, silversmith and watch- maker, Second st.
WATSON JOHN, dealer in dry goods and groceries, Main, cor. Fourth.
Watson L. L., agent Evansville and Craw- fordsville Railroad.
Wehrestedt Daniel, shaving and hair dressing saloon, Second st. bet. Main and Busseron.
WEISERT C. A., wholesale dealer in gro- ceries, nails, liquors and cigars, cor. Main and Water.
Weisert C. A., councilman.
WESTERN SUN, MAIN STREET, NEAR SECOND, PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEK- LY AND WEEKLY, GEO. E. GREENE, PROPRIETOR.
WHEELER H. D. & CO., PROPRIETORS WOOLEN FACTORY, 'PARK ST., NORTH OF O. & M. R. R. DEPOT.
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WHEELER H. D. & CO., PROPRIETORS
WABASH VALLEY FLOURING
MILLS, PARK ST., NORTHI OF O. & M. R. R. DEPOT. WHITE C. F .. WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DEALER IN GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS, MAIN ST.
WHITTELSEY I. N., clock and watch maker, silversmith and jeweler, Wa- ter st., near American Hotel.
Wilkins & Robinson, dealers in stoves and manufacturers of tin, sheet iron and copper ware, Water st.
Willerding S., gunsmith, Third st. below Main.
Williamson Elliott, dealer in groceries and provisions, Water st.
WILMOTHI E., manufacturer and whole- sale dealer in cigars, tobacco, snuff, etc., Second bet. Main and Busseron. WILSON & COONS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, SECOND ST., OPPOSITE BANK. WILSON J. S., OF WILSON & COONS. Wise J. S. & W. J., pork packers, cor. Main and Water.
WISE A. J., DEALER IN DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, QUEESWARE, AGRI- CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, IRON, GROCERIES, ETC., COR. BROAD- WAY AND WATER.
Woodman Joseph, bakery, cor. Second and Broadway.
Young J. R. Rev., Lutheran.
VISTULA, A post office of Elkhart county.
VOLGA, A post office of Jefferson county.
WABASH,
The county seat of Wabash county, is lo- cated near the center of the county, on the Wabash and Erie Canal, the Wabash River, and the Toledo, Wabash and Wes- tern Railroad, giving it very superior op- portunities for travel, and for transporta . tion. Its location is high, healthy and beautiful. Abundance of stone for build- ing purposes, and flaging for the improve- ment of its streets, are found but a few feet below the surface of the earth, and ex- tending for some miles along the brow of the bluff, on which the town is chietly built.
It contains one bank, one woolen factory, two hotels, twodrug stores, two hardware, two store and tin, two shoe stores, two
merchant tailor establishments, one cloth- ing store, two furniture stores, eight gro- ceries and provision stores, (only two of which keep liquor for retail, ) and eleven dry goods stores, besides quite a variety of manufacturing shops. It has also five large warehouses on the canal, four church edifices-one Methodist, one Baptist, and two Presbyterian. There has also been erected, by the town, the present season, a fine public Union School House, 70 feet by 90, and three stories high. The Railroad Company have a depot and a large ware- house in the town. A plank road runs north toward Eel River till it strikes sandy and good lands, eight miles, and the stock is all taken for building another plank road south ten miles, to the Missis- sinewa. The buildings in the business part of the town are principally brick ; many of them very fine ones, and its pro- gress in wealth, improvement, educational advantages, &c., though not rapid, is steady and permanent. All who pass through admire its location, and those who stop are surprised at the business activity of the place. Population 1,500.
CITY OFFICERS.
President Board of Trade-M. R. CRATER. Clerk -- A. B. SNAVELEY.
Treasurer-JAMES R. BREWNER.
Marshal-JOHN H. GAMBLE.
COUNCILMEN.
First Ward-Win. L. Russell.
Second Ward-M. R. Craber, President of Board.
Third Ward-Albert Pauling.
Fourth Ward-Robert Cissna.
Fifth Ward-H. M. Stephenson.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, etc. Arnold Ralph, county commissioner.
Bach David, dealer in groceries and pro- visions, Canal st.
BANK OF ROCKVILLE, A. EVERETT, PRESIDENT, E. S. ROSS, CASHIER. Bear Samuel, clothing dealer, Canal st. Becktol Henry, dealer in groceries and provifions, Canal st.
Beck T., manufacturer and dealer in sad- dles, harness, etc., No. 3 Commercial Row.
Blake Orris, attorney at law and notary public.
Bloomer John, groceries, provisions and meat market.
Brown O. E. Rev., Christian.
BRUNER. HAAS& KING, DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GLASS, &c. BRUNER LEVI, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT AND PRODUCE DEALER, ON CANAL.
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Brumer James R., city treasurer.
Burget Wash., watch maker and jeweler, Wabash st.
Burson J. S., gun smith, Canal st. Busick & King, general merchants, Wa- bash st.
Cameron Alexander, attorney at law and notary public, Canal st.
Carney C., dealer in boots and shoes, Ca- nal st.
CENTER HOUSE, BENJAMIN PAULING, - PROP'R.
CHRISTMAN JOHN, manufacturer of soap and candles, and wholesale and re- tail dealer in groceries and produce, Whiteside's building, Lower Canal st. | Cissna Robert, wool manufacturer.
Conner James D., attorney and counselor at law.
Cowgill Calvin, county treasurer.
Craber M. R., president of board of city councilmen.
Danglade T. M., physician and surgeon. Davis B. E. & J., general merchants, Ca- nal st.
Davis Richard, wagon maker.
ERLY ANDERSON M. POST MASTER.
EVERETT A., PRESIDENT OF BANK OF ROCKVILLE.
Fairchild John Rev., Presbyterian.
Ferguson Daniel, barber, Wabash st.
FLETCHER N., JOB PRINTER AND PUBLISHER WABASH WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER, CANAL ST. Gamble John H., city marshal.
Garrecht Peter, boot and shoe dealer, Ca- nal sta
GORDON & THURSTON, GENERAL DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, BOOKS, STATIONERY, JEWELRY, GROCERIES, &c.
GORDON GEO. E., OF GORDON & THURSTON.
Haas A. & Son, dealers in staple and fan- cy dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c., No. 4 Commercial Row, Canal st. Hackleman Elijah. county surveyor.
HANNA & SMILEY, STORAGE, FOR- WARDING AND COMMISSION MER- CHANTS.
HANNA HUGH W., OF HANNA & SMI- LEY.
HERFF C., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY, BAKERY, &c., CANAL ST Hoerner Silas, blacksmith and plow ma- ker. Hoffman E. G., grocer.
Hyman Mickael, general merchant, Ca- nal st.
Indiana House, corner Canal and Hunt- ington sts., A. Still, proprietor.
James William, justice of peace. Keisler Wm. Rev., Methodist.
Kidd M. H., attorney at law. Klain Jacob, Wabash Brewery, Canal st.
KNIGHT JOIIN L., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND IN- SURANCE AGENT.
Luark A. F., boot and shoe maker, Canal street.
Lumaree & Dougherty, general merchants, Canal st.
McCarty Thomas B., county auditor.
McGregor J. W. Rev., Presbyterian. McGuire John G., justice of peace.
McHenry J. & Co., dealers in stoves, plows, tin and sheet-iron ware, Canal st.
McKibbin, Stitt & Crabill, general mer- chants, Canal st.
Malott Daniel, blacksmith.
Markley & Smith, dealers in boots, shoes, and leather.
MATLOCK JOSEPH, judge of common pleas court.
Morgan J. V. & J. H., wagon makers and blacksmiths.
MORGAN WILLIAM J., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Moses P., dealer in groceries and provis- ions, Canal st.
Murphy -, farmer.
Newberger Isaac, dealer in dry goods and groceries, Canal st.
Parrish Charles S., attorney at law and general collecting agent.
Pauling & Thompson, general merchants, cor. Wabash and Canal sts.
PETERS E. P., DRUGGIST AND APOTH- ECARY, WABASH-ST.
Reese M., tailor, Canal-st.
ROSS E. S .. CASHIER BANK OF ROCK- VILLE.
Sackett E. G., manufacturer of watches, clocks and jewelry.
Sailors Jacob L., county commissioner.
Scott Moses, county sheriff.
Sheets Lewis, county recorder.
Sivey John C., county clerk.
Skinner Rev. Henry C., Baptist.
SMILEY SAMUEL G., OF HANNA & SMILEY.
SMITH W. C., merchant tailor and clothier, Canal-st.
Smith Whiteside, general merchant, cor. Canal and Miami sts.
Snavely A. B., city clerk.
Spaw & Bechtol, dentists.
STERN LOUIS, GENERAL DEALER IN CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &c., CANAL-ST.
Stitt A., proprietor Indiana House, corner Canal and Huntington sts.
Sweetser Win. & Son, general merchants, Canal-st.
THURSTON WM. K., OF GORDON & THURSTON.
WABASH WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ESTAB- LISHMENT, N. FLETCHER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, CANAL-ST.
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Wamsley Isaac, county commissioner. WASHBURN JOIN M., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Weirick & Wade, pump makers.
Whiteside & Smith, manufacturers and dealers in furniture, chairs and mat- tresses.
Whiteside, McCrea & McNamee, dealers in hardware and cutlery.
WADESVILLE,
A flourishing little town near the center of Posey county, in Robinson township, on the stage route from Evansville to New Harmony, 180 miles south of Indianapo- lis, and 16 miles north-east of Mt. Ver- non, the county seat, and was settled in the year 1852 by Dr. Wm. Smith, Messrs. Moye and Wade. It now contains two general stores, one grocery, one physician, a tavern, one large church building and school house, one steam saw mill, one blacksmith, three shoe makers, one tailor, four carpenters and one cabinet maker. Population, 90.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Moye & Wade, general merchants. PELT S., POST MASTER. Pelt & Haynes, general merchants. Smith Wm., M. D., physician and surgeon.
WALESBORO,
A post office of Wayne township, Barthol- omew county, situated 4 miles from Co- lumbus, the county seat, and 46 miles from Indianapolis. Population, 88.
M. O. COOPER, POST MASTER AND GENERAL MERCHANT.
WALKERSVILLE, A post office of Jasper county.
WALLACE, A post office of Fountain county.
WALNUT CREEK, A post office of Grant county.
WALPOLE, A post office of Hancock county.
WALTON, A post office of Cass county.
WARREN,
A post office of Huntington county, situa- ted on the Salamonie River, 85 miles north- east of Indianapolis.
WARRINGTON,
A post village of Hancock county, situa- ted on the Warrington and Knightstown turnpike, 13 miles from Greenfield, 33 miles north-east of Indianapolis, and 100 miles north-west of Cincinnati. It con- tains two general stores, one church, (Christian), and a school, with an aver- age attendance of 50 pupils. Population, forty.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. GARRIOTT W. L., DEPUTY POST MAS- TER.
Garriott Wm. L., carpenter and builder. Lawyer J. W., harness maker.
Lawyer J. W., hide and leather dealer. MCCOMAS JOHN, POST MASTER.
Marsh M., general store.
Marsh M., notary public.
Reed Wm., physician and surgeon. Thornburgh W., general store. Trees Wm., general store.
Trees Wm., physician and surgeon. Van Dyke Andrew, blacksmith.
WARSAW,
The county seat of Kosciusko county, is situated on the southern banks of a beau- tiful lakelet near the geographical center of the county, and was laid out in the year 1835. For many years it had but simply a name, and labored under many disadvantages. Within a few years its prospects have been brightening, and is now looking forward to a bright future when she will rank among the fine cities west of Fort Wayne on the line of the Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad. The rail- road passes through the southern skirts of the town. The shipments of wheat and pork during the past year alone at this depot have amounted to about $150,000. The streets of the town are all being gra- ded, and there is in process of erection a union school house, calculated to accom- modate five hundred pupils. One steam flouring mill, saw mill and foundry, com- prise the present manufacturing establish- ments. There are three churches, Metho- dist, Presbyterian and Baptist, also other church organizations, embracing Disciples, Universalists and United Brethren. Secret orders, Masonic, I. O. O. F. and Good Temp- lars. Population, about 1,200.
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C. W. CHAPMAN, Stäple and Fancy DRY GOODS, Groceries, Hardware, Stoves, Iron, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, AND QUEENS WARE, WARSAW, INDIANA.
Also, Proprietor Warsaw Steam Flouring Mill.
CITY OFFICERS.
Trustees-JOHN GORDON, JAMES H. CAR- PENTER, J. A. FUNK.
Marshal-P. L. RUNNYUN. Clerk-WM. S. HEMPHILL.
Assessor-JAMES WYNANT. Treasurer-JOSEPH B. DODGE.
. Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Allen James, barber.
American Express Company, W. B. Mont- fort, agent ; office at depot.
BAIR & HAZZARD, DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDI- CINES, &c.
Bates G. W., watches and jewelry.
Beatey & McSherry, cabinet makers.
Becker B., groceries and provisions. BECKER & FRANK, MERCHANT TAI- LORS, CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, &c. Bierce A., carpenter and builder and fan- ning mill maker.
Blackford & Smith, brick masons and plasterers.
Bratt Z. C., proprietor city saloon.
CAPLES JOHN F. (CARPENTER & C.), attorney and counselor at law.
CARPEN . ER & CAPLES, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. CARPENTER JAMES H. (C. & CAPLES), attorney and counselor at law.
Cathcart M., ambrotypist.
CHAPMAN C. W., DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, AND PROPR FLOURING MILLS. (See card.)
CHIPMAN & BRO., STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE, NAILS, GLASS, ETC.
Wright House, B. P. WRIGHT,
Proprietor.
Corner Center and Buffalo Streets,
WARSAW, IND.
This House is pleasantly located in the business part of the village Travelers will find it a desirable stopping place. The table will always be found well. supplied with all the luxuries of the season, and every attention is given to the comfort and conve- nience of guests.
IT Passengers conveyed to and from the Cars Free of Charge.
COPELAND GEO. D., (Dodge & Co.,) at- torney at law.
Cosgrove B. G., carpenter and builder. Cosgrove & Carty, dry goods, groceries, &c.
Cowick Joseph M., blacksmith.
Davenport T, physician and surgeon.
Davis J. B., (Frasier & D., ) attorney at law
DODGE & COPELAND, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS. AT LAW AND COL- LECTING AGENTS.
DODGE W. W., (D. & COPELAND,) attor- ney at law.
DODGE J. B., AGENT PHOENIX AND ETNA INSURANCE COMPANIES. Dougherty Mrs. Susan, milliner and dress maker.
Evers John, saddle and harness maker.
Fish L., carriage and wagon manufactory. Fleming Joseph, boots and shoes.
FRASIER & DAVIS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
FRASIER G. W., (F. & DAVIS,) attor- ney at law and notary public.
FRAZER & POWER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND COLLECTING AGENTS. FRAZER JAMES S., (F. & POWER,) at- torney at law.
GORDON, W. C., POST MASTER.
Hartman D. F., saddle and harness maker. HAZZARD WM., PAPER HANGER, PAINTER AND GLAZIER.
HELLER N. D., WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS, NAILS, GLASS, SASH, &c.
Hetfield J. S., groceries, provisions, willow ware and lime.
Hinds J. H., fashionable tailor.
Horn Samuel, chair maker.
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Howe G. W., grocery and saloon.
JACOBS W. & SON, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN BOOTS A N Di SHOES.
Keller Samuel, groceries, provisions, &c. Kenson D. P., proprietor Warsaw foundry. Kerr Rev. Moses, Baptist.
Knapp A. S. & Co., grocery and meat market.
Lauferty L. & S., dry goods and ready made clothing.
Leedy J. K., physician and surgeon.
Leslie J. P., physician, ( eclectic.)
Loney Richard, cabinet-making and turn- ing shop.
LONG E. V., (Lowry & L.,) attorney at law.
LONG M. J., (LOWRY & L., ) attorney at law.
LOWRY & LONG, ATTORNEYS AT LAW ;
ALSO, LAND, INSURANCE AND COLLECTING AGENTS.
MATLOCK JOSEPH H., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND JUDGE COURT COM- MON PLEAS.
Monfort W. B., agent American Express Company.
Moore George, Agent, P Ft. W. & C. Railroad.
Morris Wmn., dry goods, hardware, etc.
Ney J., groceries and provisions.
Nye John, fashionable tailor. .
Nye John R., plasterer and cistern maker. PHILPOTT STEPHEN, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFOND, CONN., J. B. DODGE AGENT.
Popham's Exchange, J. Popham, pro- prietor.
POWER ANDREW J., (FRAZER & P.,) attorney at law and notary public.
Randals Albert, groceries and provisions, near depot.
Reinhart James, cigar maker.
Runyan P. L., proprietor steam saw mill. Saine Allen, groceries and provisions.
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SCOTT WALTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING AGENT, OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.
Silver J. M., bricklayer and plasterer. Stabler Rev. T., Methodist Episcopal.
THE NORTHERN INDIANIAN NEWS- PAPER AND JOB PRINTING ES- TABLISHMENT, THRALLS AND WILLIAMS, EDITORS AND PRO- PRIETORS.
Thomas Thomas, grocery and bakory. THALLS G. R., EDITOR NORTHERN INDIANAN.
Thralls George R. & Son, druggist and dispensing chemist.
Thralls & Son, druggists and dispensing chemists, opposite court house.
UNDERHILL & CO., WARSAW MARBLE
WORKS, NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
UPSON HARVEY W., LAND AGENT AND COUNTY RECORDER.
Warsaw Foundry, D. P. Kenson, pro- prietor.
WEIRICK A., groceries and provisions.
Whitehead J. & Co., stoves and tin ware. WILLIAMS W., BANKER, AND GENER- AL DRY GOODS DEALER.
WILLIAMS R., EDITOR NORTHERN INDIANIAN.
Willis T. F., plain and ornamental painter. Wilson Mrs. Jane H., fashionable milliner. Wilson W. S. Rev., Old School Presby- terian.
WRIGHT HOUSE, corner Center and Buffalo streets, B. P. Wright, pro- prietor. (See card.)
WASHINGTON,
The county seat of Daviess county. is pleasantly situated on the Ohio and Mis- sissippi Railroad, three miles east of the west fork of White river, and two miles east of the Wabash and Erie Canal.
This town was laid out in the year 1817 by Emanuel Van Trees and Peter Wil- kins, since then an addition has been made on the west by A. Kinney, and one on the north by George Bradford. This town contains four churches, one Meth- odist, two Presbyterian and one Catholic ; has two good seminaries, one called the St. Simons and the other the County Sem- inary, and two or three good public schools; and a good Court House built at an expense of $8,000. The business houses are on Main street. This town also contains two good steam flouring mills, one saw mill, two tanneries, one car- riage shop, three wagon shops, two coop- er shops, one foundry and machine shop, two cabinet shops, one woolen factory, three blacksmith shops, one livery stable, two marble halls, one newspaper, the Washington Telegraph, twosaddle and har- ness shops, two gunsmiths, two store and tin ware stores, twelve dry good stores, ten groceries, four drug stores, two hard- ware stores, two jewelry stores, three clothing stores, four boot and shoe shops, one tailor shop, and three hotels. Popula- tion about 1,700.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Aikman R., constable. BACKES HENRY, saloon keeper.
Ballow G. & Co., prop'rs. wool carding and flouring mills.
Ballow & Bruner, blacksmiths.
Barton G. G., physician and surgeon. Bassett M., grocery and saloon keeper.
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GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Berkshire J. S., president board of city trustees.
Berkshire W. R., county recorder.
Bolton N. B., city treasurer.
Brett M. L., county auditor.
Brown & Mattingly, dealers in dry goods and groceries.
Brown Thomas, county coroner.
Burke M. F., attorney at law.
BURTON J. W., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Cabel Joseph, dry goods dealer.
CAMPBELL JAMES, dealer in dry goods, groceries, ready made clothing, etc. Cassidy & Co., saloon keepers.
Cassidy John, county surveyor.
CHASE & LAWSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MARBLE DEALERS.
Clements R. A. jun., attorney at law.
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