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Clements R. A., judge of court Common Pleas.
Clements R. A., sen., attorney at law. Cloud D., justice of peace.
Cossgrove J., stove and tin ware dealer.
Crane P. L., dry goods, groceries, clothing and liquors.
Cruse J. W. & Co., dealers in fancy dry goods.
Daviess County Foundry, Whitter, Kenne- dy & Co., prop'rs.
Dobbins Richard, county commissioner. Fagon P., saloon keeper.
FOSTER WILLIAM, CABINET MAKER AND FURNITURE DEALER.
Goodwin B., county sheriff.
Graham T. B., dealer in dry goods, groce- ries, hardware, etc.
Havens P. B., physician and surgeon.
Hess & Bro., dealers in dry goods and clothing.
HORRALL S. F., EDITOR AND PUB- LISHER OF WASHINGTON TELE- GRAPH.
Hyatt & Veal, dealers in dry goods, gro- ceries, hardware, queensware, etc. HYATT JOHN, PROP'R. UNION HOUSE, SOUTH-EAST COR. MAIN AND FOURTH STS.
Hyatt Elisha, dealer in dry goods and groceries.
Jones & Barr, saddle and harness ma- kers.
JONES WILSON, DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, ETC.
Lee Joseph, grocery dealer. Lett W. C., justice of peace. Liles B., county commissioner. Layons A., clothier.
McCann J. F. Rev., Methodist.
McClesky Wm. Rev., Presbyterian. McConnell J. H., attorney at law.
MAHER & JONES, AUCTION AND COM- MISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEAL- ERS IN DRY GOODS AND GROCE- RIES.
Mattingly & Mulholland, cabinet makers. Meredith & Wise, prop'rs. livery stable. MEREDITH B. T., LEATHER DEALER. MEREDITH B. T., JUSTICE OF PEACE. Meredith J. H., city marshal.
MURPHY MICHAEL, POST MASTER. Murphy John, dealer in dry goods and groceries.
MYERS MARION, SADDLE AND HAR- NESS MANUFACTURER.
PECK & MEREDITH, DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, ETC.
Peck S. W., physician and surgeon. Prentiss C. M., constable.
ROTHSCHILD & BITMAN, clothiers.
Sanford Wm., county treasurer.
Scott H. B. Rev., Presbyterian.
Scudder J. A., physician and surgeon.
Solomon David, wagon maker and black- smith.
Stanfield Squire, blacksmith.
Stranter William, lumber merchant.
Statz Wm., watch maker and jeweler.
Steen & Helphinstine, dealers in hardware, stoves, tinware, etc.
Steen John C., county commissioner.
Thompson J. E., dealer in dry goods, gro- ceries, hardware, etc.
UNION HOUSE, SOUTH-EAST CORNER MAIN AND FOURTH STS., JOHN HYATT, PROP'R.
VAN TREES JOHN & CO., DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD- WARE, QUEENSWARE, &c.
Van Trees J. M., attorney at law.
Van Trees John, county clerk.
Van Trees C. R., city clerk.
WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH, S. F. HORRALL, EDITOR AND PUB- LISHER.
Washington Mills, Wright & Spink, pro- prietors.
Wells J. M., dealer in drugs, medicines, paints, oils, dye-stuffs, etc.
Wells J. M., physician and surgeon.
Whitten A. M., physician and surgeon.
Whitter, Kennedy & Co., proprietors Da- viess County Foundry.
Williams Mrs., milliner.
Wolfe H. & H. S., physicians and sur- geons.
Wright & Spink, proprietors Washington Mills.
WASHINGTON CENTER, A post office of Whitley county.
WATERFORD,
A thriving village of Elkhart county, sit- uated on the Elkhart River, 24 miles south of Goshen. The water power of the
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river is used in a flouring mill, saw mill, and carding machine.
WATERLOO,
A post village of Fayette county, situated on the west fork of White Water River, 7 miles north-east of Connersville, the coun- ty seat.
WAUHOO,
A post office of Vigo county, situated in the south-east part of the county.
DANIEL CORRUTHERS, POST MASTER.
WAVELAND,
A post office of Montgomery county, 15 miles south-west of Crawfordsville.
WAVERLY,
A post office of Morgan county, situated on the west fork of White River, 18 miles south south-west of Indianapolis.
WAW-PE-CONG, A post office of Miami county.
WAY, A post office of Ripley county.
WAYNESBURG,
A post office of Decatur county, 14 miles south-west of Greensburgh, the county seat.
WAYNESVILLE, A post office of Bartholomew county.
WAYNETOWN,
A post office of Montgomery county, 10 miles north-west of Crawfordsville.
WAYPORT,
A village of Monroe county, 8 miles north of Bloomington.
WEA VIEW,
A post office of Tippecanoe county, near the Wabash River, and on the Wabash
and Erie Canal, 70 miles north-west of Indianapolis, and about 8 miles west of Lafayette.
WEBSTER,
A village of Kosciusko county, situated on the Tippecanoe River, and about 120 miles north by east of Indianapolis.
WEBSTER,
A post office of Wayne county.
WENONA, A post office of Henry county.
WEST BUENA VISTA,
A post office of Gibson county,. situated 10 miles north of Princeton, the county seat.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM, POST MASTER.
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WESTCHESTER, A post office of Jay county.
WEST CREEK, A post office of Lake county.
WESTFIELD, A post office of Hamilton county. -
WEST FRANKLIN,
A post village of Posey county, 12 miles south-east of Mount Vernon, the county seat. It contains one hotel, one church, one steam saw mill, stores and mechanic shops.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Boncher Jacob, general merchant.
Carson James M., proprietor steam saw mill.
Foster C. C., gunsmith, and dealer in gro- ceries.
Grossman Lewis, blacksmith.
Ham Kibby, M. D., physician and sur- geon.
MUIR WASHINGTON, POST MASTER.
Muir Washington, general merchant.
Williams Floyd, M. D., physician and sur- geon. Williams Floyd, proprietor of hotel.
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WEST KINDERHOOK, A post office of Tipton county.
WESTLAND, A post office of Hancock county.
WEST LEBANON,
A post office of Warren county, 80 miles from Indianapolis.
WEST LIBERTY, A post office of Howard county.
WEST NEWTON, A post office of Marion county.
WESTON, A post office of Jennings county.
WEST POINT,
A post office of Tippecanoe county, 10 miles south of Lebanon, the county seat. It is pleasantly situated on the border of Wea Prairie, and contains an estimated population of 200.
WESTPORT,
A post village of Sand Creek township, Decatur county, 15 miles from Greens- burgh, on the road leading from Greens- burgh to Vernon, 15 miles from Vernon, and about 15 miles from Napoleon. It contains two general stores, one steam flouring mill, one steam saw mill, one drug store, four physicians and surgeons, two ministers, one magistrate, one attor- ney, one cabinet maker, one tannery, four wagon makers, two blacksmiths, one ho- tel, three churches, one Methodist, one Baptist and one Reformer, and two schools with anattendance of 43 pupils. Popula- tion 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Agnew James carriage maker.
Armstrong R. & Co., proprietors steam saw and grist mill. Cann John, brick maker. Cann John, general store.
Cantfield Bennett, carriage and wagon maker.
Elkins & Dearmond, druggists.
Elkins & Dearmond, booksellers and sta- tioners.
Giddings Levi S., harness maker. Glasscock James W., carpenter and build- er.
Gayson Sanford, attorney at law and no- tary public.
Hamilton James T., hotel keeper. Hamilton James, farmer.
Heroy Charles, blacksmith.
Lessing Samuel, physician and surgeon.
Lozier Rev. John H., Methodist.
Mccullough Wm. M., physician and sur- geon.
Mccullough John, carriage maker.
McDangle Henry & Co., general store. McDangle Henry, farmer.
Miller Lot V., physician and surgeon.
McFarland Thomas, physician and sur- geon. M'DANGLE HENRY, POST MASTER.
Price John, cabinet and furniture dealer. Sharp Simeon, farmer.
Scott L. C., farmer and currier.
Wall Samuel, wagon maker.
Wall Samuel, justice of the peace.
Washington George, boot and shoe dealer.
Williamson Samuel D., blacksmith.
Young Rev. Jas. S., christian.
WEST UNION,
A post office of Fayette county, 65 miles east south-east of Indianapolis.
WEST UNION,
A small village of Knox county, 110 miles south-west by west of Indianapolis.
WEST UNION,
A small village of Parke county, situated on the Wabash and Erie Canal, 68 miles west of Indianapolis.
WESTVILLE,
A thriving post village of La Porte coun- ty, situated on the line of the New Albany and Salem Railroad, 12 miles south of Michigan City, and 142 miles by railroad from Indianapolis, This is a flourishing Down, and has considerable trade. It con- tains a newspaper, the Westville Herald, published weekly by Charles G. Powell, several stores, churches, schools and ho- tels. Population 1,500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Ball Davis, shingle manufacturer. Bunnel J., painter.
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Carpenter H. C., boot and shoe maker. Carter C. W., blacksmith, manufacturer and dealer in agricultural imple- ments.
Cole L. R., dealer in dry goods, groceries, &c., Railroad st.
Concannon James, dealer in dry goods, groceries, &c.
Fravel T., physician and surgeon.
Gould L. & Co., dealers in hardware, stoves, etc., cor. Valparaiso and Rail- road sts.
Hurlbut E. P., agent G. B. Roberts.
Lace Wm., boot and shoe maker.
Leonard H. Z., eclectic physician, Main street.
Mann J. J. & Sons, manufacturers of Mann's Self-raking Reaper and Mow- er combined, Railroad st. near depot. Mann H. F., agent for L. D. Garlick's pat- ent portable field fence.
NEW ALBANY AND SALEM RAIL- ROAD.
Ostrander Mrs., millinery.
Pottenger W., physician and surgeon, Valparaiso st.
POWELL CHAS. G., EDITOR AND PRO- PRIETOR WESTVILLE WEEKLY HERALD, COR. VALPARAISO AND RAILROAD STS.
Roberts G. B., dealer in drugs, books, crockery and glassware.
Smith & Smithers, dealers in groceries, provisions, etc., Railroad st.
Smith's Hotel, opposite depot, R. P. Smith prop r.
Smith R. P., prop'r Smith's Hotel, opposite depot.
WESTVILLE WEEKLY HERALD, CHAS. G. POWELL EDITOR AND PROP'R, OFFICE COR. VALPARAISO AND RAILROAD STS.
Woods & Inman, dealers in dry goods, groceries, etc.
Zushnitt G., boot and shoe maker.
WEST YORK, A post office of St. Joseph county.
WHEATLAND,
(Perrysville P. O.,) a post village of Knox county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail- road, fourteen miles east of Vincennes, the county seat. This is a new town, but recently laid out; is surrounded by a fine farming country, and bids fair to become a flourishing place.
Brooks -, general merchant and dealer in produce.
Green James J., physician and surgeon. LONG W. P., POST MASTER.
Wallace -, general merchant.
WHEELING,
A post office of Delaware county.
WHITCOMB,
A post office of Franklin county.
WHITE COTTAGE, A post office of Harrison county.
WHITE HALL,
A post office of Owen county.
WHITE LICK, A post office of Boone county.
WHITE OAK GROVE, A post office of Dubois county.
WHITE RIVER, A post office of Morgan county.
WHITE'S GROVE, A post office of Jasper county.
WHITESTOWN, A post office of Boone county.
WHITESVILLE, A post office of Montgomery county.
WHITE WATER, A post office of Wayne county.
WICKLIFFE, A post office of Crawford county.
WILD CAT, A post office of Carroll county.
WILLIAMSBURG,
A small village of Johnson county, situ- ated one Nineveh creek, eight miles south of Franklin, the county seat.
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WILLIAMSBURG,
A post village of Wayne county, situated on a branch of the Whitewater river, nine miles from Centerville, the county seat, 75 miles from Cincinnati, and about the same distance from Indianapolis. It con- tains one hotel, three general stores, three blacksmiths, two boot and shoe makers, five carpenters, one cabinet shop, two car- riage and wagon shops, two dressmakers, one grocer, one water flouring mill, one water and one steam saw mill, one justice of the peace, one stove and tin shop, one tanner and currier, two tailors, three phy- sicians, three clergymen, two churches, and one school with an attendance of 125 pupils. Population 250.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Bailey H. R., stoves and tinware.
Baldwin Levi, tanner and currier.
Ballinger Israel A., carpenter and joiner. . Blair George M., physician and surgeon. Brittain Joseph J., boot and shoe maker. Campbell Miss Mary E., dressmaker. Davis Griffin, general store.
Duke S. M, tailor.
Edwards Thomas, proprietor water flour- ing mill.
Edwards Thomas, proprietor water saw mill.
Ferguson Miss Elizabeth, tailoress.
Forest House, R. R. Reynolds prop'r. French Francis, prop'r steam saw mill. Hutchins Thos. W., carpenter ard joiner. [ high water a miniature representation of Irvin John B., clergyman, ( United Breth- ren.)
Jeffrey Miss Amanda, dressmaker.
JOHNSON SAMUEL, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
JOHNSON SAMUEL, POST MASTER.
Kellogg N. P., physician, (eclectic.) Lucas William, grocer.
Mark Moses, clergy man, (M. E.)
Massey Mayberry, carpenter and joiner. Myers James, cabinet muker.
Pearce H. C., clergyman, ( United Breth- ren.)
Pearce II. C., general store. .
Reever Thompson, carpenter and joiner. Reynolds B. R., carriage and wagon maker. Reynolds B. R., prop'r Forest House.
Richter. William, carriage and wagon maker.
Roberts E. & J., blacksmiths.
Schlagle John, carpenter and joiner. Silvers William, blacksmith. Stegall Jonathan, boot and shoe maker. Study Jesse, blacksmith.
Taylor D. P., physician, (eclectic.)
WILLIAMSPORT,
The county seat of Warren county, is sit- uated on the right bank of the Wabash river, about a mile from the Toledo, Wa- bash and Western Railroad. This town was laid out in 1828, and prior to the building of the T., W. & W. R. R. was ac- cessible only by river, which was the only means of transporting its products. The railroad has however diverted the trade into another channel, leaving several fine warehouses on the river's bank, unoccu- pied and crumbling into decay.
The chief business formerly carried on here is fast being removed to the railroad depot, rendering the old town somewhat deserted and rather dilapidated in appear- ance. There are however several fine buildings, among which may be mentioned the court house and jail, churches and seminary.
Among the matters of interest and ro- mance within and abont Williamsport is the Wabash river, with its beautiful scenery, innumerable hills, and valleys covered with sylvan groves, thickly en- twined in places with a luxuriant growth of the wild grape. A fine sulphur spring in the vicinity, whose waters are highly prized for their medicinal qualities, is a place of general resort. The Williams- port Falls, about three-fourths of a mile from the town, and near the T., W. & W. Railroad, are situated on an affluent of the Wabash river, known as Fall river. These falls, which are about 70 feet, afford at. the far-famed cataract of Niagara. The stream breaks here over a precipice of solid rock, somewhat in the form of a horseshoe, and being about one hundred feet wide. The stream, however, seldom attains this width. The cavern or valley into which this stream falls is about 100 feet wide at the bottom, with a small stream of water running through it, and interspersed with huge rocks, clumps of trees, &c .; its steep sides covered in places with evergreens, while creeping cedars overhang its rugged cliffs, giving it a highly picturesque and imposing appear- ance.
The town of Williamsport contains one newspaper office, two fine churches, (viz., one Presbyterian and one Methodist, ) a seminary, a court house and jail, one ho- tel, five dry goods stores, one grocery and produce store, two warehouses, one chair factory, two wagon shops, two carpenter shops, one drug store, one saddle and har- ness shop, two boot and shoe stores, one bakery, two blacksmith shops, one cloth- ing store, and one tailor shop. Population 500.
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Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. ALLEN R. M. & CO., DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. Allen R. M., town clerk.
Allen R. M., town trustee.
Applegate John, constable.
Bartlett Thomas, clergymau ( Methodist). BOYD & HITCHENS, DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES.
Boyer Wm. R., judge common pleas. Brown A., assessor and marshal.
Brown J. H., attorney at law.
Bryant Colonel J. R. M., attorney at law. Buell J. H., physician and surgeon.
-CANUTT ENOS, editor and proprietor of Warren Weekly Republican.
Chandler R. A., attorney at law.
Chandler R. A., town trustee.
Damron D. F., merchant tailor.
Delamater -- , clergyman, (Presbyte- rian ).
Demmick P., boot and shoe maker.
Dixon & Barnes, general produce dealers. Dowler T. M., chair factory.
Gregory B. F., attorney at law.
Gregory B. F., town trustec.
Harper Jesse, president of the board of town trustees.
Harper J. H., attorney at law.
Haynes J., dry goods and groceries.
Haynes L., county treasurer.
Haynes W. M., dry goods and groceries.
Held Jacob, town treasurer.
Jones A. S., clerk and treasurer of town trustees.
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Jones A. S., county sheriff.
Jones Isaac, county auditor.
Mahn P., bakery and grocery.
MAY & HIGH, DRY GOODS AND GES- ERAL PRODUCE DEALERS.
Park James, justice of the peace and at- torney at law.
Pomroy H. R., county clerk.
RHODAFER J. M., POST MASTER.
Sanders D., physician and surgeon.
Steinberg J. H., clothing store.
Stevens Win., physician and surgeon. Thomas H. D., dry goods and groceries.
Tibbs F., physician and surgeon.
Tibbs F. M., town trustee.
Warren Republican (weekly), Enos Canutt, editor and proprietor.
WEINER FRANK, boot and shoe manu- facturer. Wheeler B. F., justice of the peace. Wright J. B., county recorder.
WILLIAMSTOWN,
A post village of Decatur county, 45 miles south-east of Indianapolis. Population, one hundred and fifty.
WILLOW BRANCH, A post office of Hancock county.
WILMINGTON,
A post village of Dearborn county, for- merly the county seat, situated six miles south-west of Lawrenceburgh, the seat of justice. It contains the county seminary. Population, about 350.
WILMOT,
A post office of Noble county. Population, fifty.
WINCHESTER,
A remarkably neat post town and seat of justice of Randolph county, situated on White river, 75 miles east of north-east of Indianapolis, and on the Indianapolis and Bellefontaine Railroad. The Cincinnati and Fort Wayne Railroad passes through this place. It is, also, connected with Richmond and Fort Wayne by good plank roads.
Winchester was laid out and settled by North Carolinians in the year 1818. At the present time it is rapidly improving, and the inhabitants are generally healthy and industrious. It contains several large flouring and saw mills, a fine seminary. a good brick school house, two churches, viz., one Methodist Episcopal and one Presby- terian, and one weekly newspaper, to- gether with manufactories, merchants, etc. Population, 1,500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
AVERY & PUTNAM, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c.
Aker D., proprietor of Aker House, Wash- ington-st.
Aker House, D. Aker, proprietor, Wash- ington-st.
Allen Wm., dealer in stoves, tin ware, rooting, etc.
Barnes Wi., county recorder.
Beverly J. E., physician and surgeon; office, rear of Journal office.
Binager George T., grocer, south side of square.
Browne & Cheney, attorneys at law and notareis public.
Browne & Cheney. insurance agents.
Browne Thomas M., of Browne & Cheney. Brown James, attorney at law, corner of Meridian and South.
Campbell Wm. W., county sheriff.
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Camp & Ruble, manufacturers of all kinds of plows, cultivators, etc.
CARTER & CRAIG, MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC. CARTER HENRY, OF CARTER & CRAIG. Cheney John J., of Browne & Cheney. Colgrove Silas, attorney and counselor at . law ; office west of public square. Cottom T., dealer in boots and shoes, Main south of public square.
CRAIG WM., OF CARTER & CRAIG.
Diggs John, of Helms & Diggs.
Ennis James, dealer in groceries and pro- visions, north side square.
FARRA R. B., POST MASTER.
Ferguson D., physician and surgeon ; of- fice corner of Main and South.
FITZPATRICK & EDGER, DEALERS IN GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
FITZPATRICK & EDGER, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.
Fosdick H. W., surgeon dentist.
Frazee W'm. D., attorney at law ; office, west of public square.
Garrett N., county auditor.
Goodrich C. S., notary public, south side public square.
Goodrich C. S. & J. B., attorneys ; office, Franklin, south of public square.
Helms George, of Helms & Diggs.
Helms & Diggs, furniture dealers.
HIATT ELI, dealer in dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, hats, caps, hardware and notions.
Hirsh Adam & Co., cabinet makers, east side public square.
Holbick David, grocer, east side of public square.
Hull T. J., manufacturer of carriages, wagons, etc.
Jarnagin J. W., county treasurer.
JOHNSON JAMES E., DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENS- WARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Etc., WEST SIDE SQUARE, POST OFFICE BUILDING.
Keller George & Co., dealers in boots and shoes, south-east corner of the public square.
Kizer Wm., proprietor Mansion House.
KIZER H. P., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, ETC., MAIN-ST.
McFarland P. M., principal of Winchester Academy.
McGinnis J. C., physician and surgeon.
Mansion House, Wm. Kizer, north-east corner of the public square.
Martin E., proprietor warehouse, on Rail- road near Main-st.
Neff H. H., county clerk.
Neff & Lucas bakers, and grocers, east side public square.
Peel & Waston, attorneys and counselors at law, office west of square.
Peelle W. A., of Peelle & Waston.
Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance Com- pany of Peoria, Ill., E. L. Waston, agent.
PIERCE W. B., WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDI- CINES, CHEMICALS, etc.
QUICK ARTHUR, wholesale and retail dealer in watches, jewelry and clocks. Ramsey Benj., county coroner.
Richardson & Kelly, merchant tailors, west side square.
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Bouth & Brother, general store, corner Main and Franklin.
Rush Daniel, blacksmith, Franklin street. Scott Thomas L., saddle and harness ma- ker, east side public square.
Smith J., attorney at law.
Spencer J., gunsmith, Washington street.
STAFFORD & CO., DEALERS IN AMER- ICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.
STEELLE LAF., PROPRIETOR LIVERY STABLE.
Stone Asahel, real estate agent.
Waston E. L., of Peelle & Waston.
Waston E. L., agent Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance Company ...
WARD THOMAS, DEALER IN DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, STOVES, TIN WARE, HARNESS, &c.
Way Anderson D., county surveyor.
Williamson J. W., agent United States, Express Company, I. P. & O. Rail- road.
William Charles C,, telegraph operator. Winchester Academy, P. M. McFarland principal.
YUNKER SOLOMON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN LEATHER, BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
YUNKER S., TANNER AND CURRIER, NORTH EAST COR, OF PUBLIC SQUARE.
Zena & Epley, blacksmiths, Washington street.
WINDFALL, A post office of Tipton county.
WINDFIELD,
A post village of Posey county, 21 miles north of Mt. Vernon, the county seat.
Anderson & Co., general merchants. Cox J. & J. W, general merchants.
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WINDSOR,
A post village of Randolph county, sit- uated near White river, distant from In- dianapolis sixty miles, north-east by east. Population 150.
WINFIELD, Å post office of Lake county.
WINAMAC,
A post town and capital of Pulaski county, situated on the Tippecanoe river, 100 miles N. N. W. of Indianapolis. Popula- tion 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Agnew J. B., swamp land commissioner. Barnett Wm. C., county sommissioner. Eldridge James W., real estate agent. Eldridge James W., attorney and counsel- or at law.
. Decker John, county commissioner. Falvey M. J., dealer in groceries, steel, nails, etc.
Gardner John, county auditor.
Gill James, cabinet maker and under- taker shop, Monticello-st.
Gould & Gould, attorneys at law.
Gould A. Irving, of Gould & Gould, attor- ney at law.
Harris Francis M., painter, glazier and upholsterer.
Hathaway Carter D., judge court common pleas.
Hathaway Carter D., attorney and coun- selor at law.
Hawes Daniel H., county surveyor. Helm House, Isaac Helm proprietor.
Helm Isaac, proprietor Helm House. Keys Thomas H., county treasurer.
McCarty J. P. & Co., produce dealers.
MEHAFFEY JAMES W., EDITOR PU- LASKI DEMOCRAT, COR. FRONT AND PEARL-STS.
Miller S., civil engineer.
Pearson A. M., physician and surgeon, office at P. O.
Perry Andrew, county sheriff.
PULASKI DEMOCRAT, JAMES W. ME- HAFFEY EDITOR, OFFICE COR. FRONT AND PEARL-STS.
Reddick & Selders, physicians and sur- geons, Front street.
Reddick George W., of Reddick & Selders. Reddick George W., county clerk.
Selders James W., of Reddick & Selders. Shoup Jacob, county commissioner.
Welch Wm., dealer in stoves, tin, sheet iron ware, etc.
Wickersham G T., county recorder.
Wickersham G. T., attorney at law, and real estate agent office in recorder's office.
Williams F. W., carpenter and joiner.
WINSHIP'S MILL, A post office of Clinton county. +
WINSLOW,
A post village of Pike county, 146 miles south-west by west from Indianapolis. Population 150.
WINTERSVILLE,
A post office of Decatur county.
WINTERROWD, A post village of Shelby county. , Popula- tion 150.
WIRT, A post office of Jefferson county.
WOLCOTT MILLS,
A post village of Lagrange county. Pop- ulation 200.
WOLF LAKE
A post village of Noble county. Popula- tion 300.
WOODLAND,
A post office of St. Joseph county.
WOODVILLE, A post office of Jackson county.
WOOSTER,
A village of Scott county, situated 80 miles south by east, from Indianapolis. Population 400.
WORTH,
A post office of Dubois county. Popula- tion 50.
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WORTHINGTON,
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