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Pattison Charles, Job printer, Main.
Pinny II. H., agent Jeff. & Ind. R. R., Depot.
Ramsey J. H., Union House, Holland. Roberts John, (colored,) barber, Main Cross.
Robins D. F., druggist, Main Cross.
Roth G. J., saloon, Holland.
Runkle J., saddler and harness maker, Main Cross.
Rush W. P., physician, Main Cross.
Sellenberg Miss Jennie, millinery and fancy goods, Main.
SHIPP A. & M. B., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES, CARPETS, READY-MADE CLOTHING; ALSO DEALERS IN GRAIN, MAIN CROSS, COR. HOL- LAND.
Sied William, clothier, Main Cross.
Talmbert A., general merchant, cor. Main Cross and Holland.
Thompson A. C., general merchant, cor. Main Cross and Walnut.
Thompson I. M. & W. H., general mer- chants, cor. Main Cross and Holland. Thompson John, Edinburg City Mills, on Blue river, near town. Tillford & Co., hominy mills.
Toner House, corner Main Cross and the Railroad, J. G. Deming. proprictor. Walsh John, general store, Main Cross. Warner J. C., boots and shoes, Holland. Williams John jr., boots and shoes, Main cross. Winans W., shoe maker, Holland. Wolfe James P., Postmaster, Main Cross.
EDWARDSPORT,
A post village of Knox county, 18 miles north-east from Vincennes, and 100 miles
south-west from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Louisville, Cincinnati and Evansville, and received at Oak Station, 10 miles distant on the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railway. Also at Wheatland Station, 12 miles dis- tant, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway. Population 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Anderson C., wagon maker.
Azbell A. J., brick maker.
Azbell J., hotel proprietor.
Bowers & Reeves, carpenters.
Briggs M. A., saddler.
Cohan J., cooper.
Colegrove S., boots and shoes.
Curry Thos., coal dealer.
EVANS E. E., ASSISTANT POSTMAS- TER. Fraiks J., constable.
Haddan J. R., pork packer.
HADDAN JOHN R., POSTMASTER AND GENERAL MERCHANT.
Hall James, general merchant.
Hargas B. & J., steam flour mill.
Hattan M. D., cooper.
Herrington & Labron, carpenters.
Hoover Peter, gunsmith.
Ireland D., saddler.
Irving J. B., woolen manufacturer.
Johnson William & Co., steam saw mill.
Keith B. F., township trustee and phy- sician.
Merrifield F., wagon maker.
Moore Rev. - , Baptist.
Newgent L., justice of peace.
Peck J., plow maker.
Reeve D. I., painter.
Rhode Rev. R. Il., Methodist.
Simerman J., coal dealer.
Simonson A., general merchant and pork packer.
Simonson & Hollingsworth, general mer- chants.
Trout D. J., tanner and justice of peace. Watson G., cooper.
Whitaker E. C. & Co., cabinet makers. Williamson B. F., constable.
EDWARDSVILLE,
A post office of Floyd county, about 100 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
ELIZABETH,
, A post village of Harrison county, on Buck creek, 12 miles south-east from Co-
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MORRIS E. JONES, ELIZABETH, IND.,
DEALER IN
NEWSPAPERS
MAGAZINES, BOOKS, &c.
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
BEADLE'S DIME WORKS, orders promptly attended to.
rydon, 20 miles from Louisville, and about 125 miles south from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at New Al- bany, and received by wagon. Popula- tion 250.
NOTE .- A village of the same name is situated in Spencer county. Sce Dale post office, page 61.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Beam Thomas, steam saw mill and lumber yard.
Beard N. B., cabinet maker.
Biggs H. M., general store.
Bowling D. S., clerk of board trustees.
Bowling Daniel S., teacher, and justice of peace. Bowling Win., trustee.
Bowling Wm. J., hotel proprietor.
Breese Geo. W., president board of trustees and plow maker.
Brooks Jeremiah, tanner.
COMPTON E. H., POSTMASTER.
COMPTON E. H. & SON, GENERAL MERCHANTS,
Cromwell Joseph, township trustee.
Farnsley James M., steam flour mill. Fleichman & Son, tailors.
Fleshman F. W., trustee.
Funk Joseph P., township assessor.
Gilmore Thos., trustee and carpenter. Griffith E. J., general store. Hutcheson Rev. F. A., Methodist.
Jones A. S. F., boots and shses.
Jones Edward E., teacher.
JONES MORRIS E., NEWS DEALER. (See card, p. 71.) Kessinger Geo., carpenter.
Kingery Win., cooper. Kuibbs James, boots and shoes. Kuibbs Win. R., boots and shoes. Kron George, cooper. Lawson II. G., carpenter,
Linn Rev. C., Lutheran. Low John J., saloon. Low N. M., physician. Ogle John, constable. Paddacks F. G., general store.
Paddacks F. G., clothing dealer and card- ing machine. Plew James, cooper.
Reynolds R. W., boots and shoes.
Roberts Wm., trustee.
Rush J. Q. A., gunsmith and plow maker. Stallings W. M., physician and leather dealer. Turner Abram, cooper. Wolfe S. C., physician. Zimmerman Wm., teacher.
ELIZABETHTOWN,
A post village of Bartholomew county, on the Madison and Indianapolis Rail- way, 7 miles south-west from Columbus. and 49 miles south by east from Indian- apolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Madison and Cincinnati, and received by the Madison and Indianapolis Rail- way, via Madison. Population 200. Also a village of the same name in Jackson county. See Crane's Mills post office, page 57.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc
Beiber Geoege, liquor dealer.
BOYNTON A. G., POSTMASTER AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Boynton A. G., physician, dentist. and druggist.
Bradford John H., carpenter.
Campbell John B., attorney at law.
Danforth E., broom maker.
Davis N. F., proprietor steam saw mill.
Davis Noble F., lumber dealer and justice peace. Herod A. W. pork packer and constable. Herrod W., proprietor Freemont House and livery stable.
Hunt John, teacher. Lane John, tailor.
Madden A. & Co., coopers.
Newcomb Wm., general merchant and ex- press agent.
Newsom J., lumber dealer and steam saw mill prop'r.
Newsom John, commission merchant.
Parker Willis, township trustee. Row Jacob, jeweler. Simpson J. C., general merchant. Sparks -- , physician. Springer Edwards, agricultural imple- ments.
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Stobo David, teacher. Taylor O. P., gunsmith. Taylor Samuel, proprietor Gault House. Tull G. W., barber. Vaught B., carpenter. Vaught G., carpenter. Vaught J., carpenter. Vaught J. & Co., steam flour mill.
Vaught M., boots and shoes, and railroad agent. Ward Milton, plow maker.
ELIZAVILLE,
A small post village of Boone county, on a branch of Mud creek, 8 miles north-east from Lebanon, and 28 miles north-west from Indianapolis. Population 50.
ELKHART,
A post village of Elkhart county, situated near the confluence of Elkhart and St. Joseph rivers, and on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana railway, at the Air Line junction, 9 miles north- west from Goshen, and 140 miles north from Indianapolis. Goods for this place sre purchased at New York and Chicago, and received by the Michigan Southern Audi Northern Indiana railway. Popula- tion about 2,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Alford Rev. I. A., Baptist.
Allen J. W., town trustee. Achtangh John A., dyer and scourer.
Bilb Mrs. A. E, school teacher.
Babb B., general store.
Baldwin &., cashier Elkhart Bauk. Beardsley Charles, paper mills. Beardsley -, saw mill. Beebe Lyman, justice of peace.
Bingham Geo., boots and shoes. Bittinger G. L., attorney at law.
Braden & Cook, blacksmiths.
Brodrick N. F., justice of peace. Brooks Win., hardware, cutlery, &c.
Burns & Bucklen druggists.
Burton J. W., foundry and machine shop. Byrkitt Geo., crockery, china and glass- ware.
Cadieux George, cooper. Chamberlain O. F .. school teacher. Chamberlin J. W., druggist.
Chase Chas. H., editor and publisher Elk- hart Review. Christman Philip, barber. Clark J. E., saddler.
Clark J. R., Clark House.
Clark N. L., boot and shoe maker. Clinger Jno. F., hardware, cutlery, etc. Clinger stoves and tin ware. Colburn D. W., grocer.
Comstock Rev. F., Methodist.
Cone Crocker, broom manufacturer.
Conn C. J., deguerrean artist and school trustee. Cox A. G., tanner.
Cummins S. M., dentist.
Cunningham Miss, -, school teacher. Davenport Jolin, beef and pork packer. Davenport & Beardsley, general mer- chants and proprietors flour mill.
Davenport & Son, dry goods ..
Davis P. F. carriage and wagon maker.
Davis & Punches, inventors and proprie- tors stump extractor.
Dean George, barber.
Dunn James, saloon and fish dealer.
Eckert John, brick mason.
Elkhart Bank, P. Morehouse president, S. S. Baldwin, cashier.
Elkhart House, W. F. Wickwire.
Elkhart Review, Chas. H. Chase, editor and publisher.
Elkhart Union School, Misses Cunning- ham, Hiles and Stephens.
Evans Y. C., brick mason.
Faber A. E., billiard room.
Faber E. & Co., saloon.
Ferguson William, cooper.
Fisher -, livery stable.
Fleischer Joseph, clothing dealer.
Foster E. D., blacksmith.
Fullington Mrs. - , milliner.
Goets Henry, clothing dealer.
Goodspeed Hiram, & Co., carriage ma- kers.
Guipe John, boots and shoes.
Hackathorn J. M., crockery, china and. glassware. Handy & Clark, painters.
Harper Elijah, broom manufacturer.
Harris S. D., cabinet maker and dealer in furniture.
Hart C. S., druggist.
Hiles Miss, -, school teacher.
Hinman William, planing and sash mill.
Hover Rev. C., Methodist.
Hoyt Rev. Dr. - Presbyterian.
Jenkins Wni. P., saddler.
Johnston Mrs. -- , milliner.
Keeley J. J., tailor.
Kennerday James, general store.
Kessler & Roush, tailors and sewing ma- chine agents. Lighthall N., foundry and machine shop. Lowry Geo., crockery, china and glass- ware. McHaughton John, general store. Main O. H., attorney at law and notary public. MANN R. K., POSTMASTER.
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Maxon & Broombaugh, manufacturers of agricultural implements.
Miller Erastus, saloon and billiard rooms. Morehouse P., president Elkhart Bank. Morehouse & Twift, flouring and saw mills.
Myers & Elliott, foundry and machine shop.
Neal Henry, saddler.
Nolan & Sons, brick makers.
North C., hardware, cutlery, etc.
Oakes H. E., town clerk and trustee.
Pearson M. W., school teacher.
Powers Samuel, agent United States Ex- press Co.
Primley Jacob, general store.
Proctor William, clothing dealer and auc- tioneer.
Ruger D. H., boots and shoes.
Rumsey P., R. R. eating house.
Rush J., blacksmith.
Scharrar J. R., steam saw mill.
Seely Ed., commission merchant.
Shaw J., blacksmith.
Sherwood B. D., agent Mich. S. & N. I. R. R.
Sherwood Geo., agent AEtna Insurance Co. Sherwood H. B., bookseller and stationer. Shuey M. F., attorney at law, notary pub-
lic, and agent Hartford Insurance Co. Shupert Bros., coopers.
Simonton A. P., general merchant and pork packer.
Steeple Geo., brick maker.
Stephens B. F. & A., cabinet makers and dealers in furniture.
Stephens Miss -, school teacher. Strong S. S., general store.
Swift Dean, town trustee and notary pub- lic.
Truby M., jeweler.
Turnock Ben., constable.
Upeon James, auctioneer.
Vanderlip N., jeweler.
Vanderlip & Bro , painters.
Wakefield M. A., carpenter and builder. Weaver Daniel, carpenter and builder. Wheeler Joseph, carpenter and builder. Wickwire W., Elkhart House and livery stable.
Williard -, livery stable.
Wilson Solomon, blacksmith. Winans S., cooper. Winans Mrs. -- , milliner. Zietler John, baker and confectioner.
ELLETTSVILLE.
A post village of Monroe county, on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- way, 7 miles north-west from Blooming- ton, and about 50 miles south south-west from Indianapolis.
ELROD,
A small post village of Ripley county, 6 miles from Vernon, and about 60 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
. EMINENCE,
A post village of Morgan county, on Eel river, 15 miles west from Martinsville, and 35 miles south-west from Indianapo- lis. Goods for this place are purchased at Indianapolis and New Albany, and shipped to Quincy, 8 miles distant on the- Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- way. Population 67.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Dorsett S., township trustee.
Dougherty T. H., boots and shoes.
Holms D. N., plow maker.
Ilorner W., justice of peace.
Kirkham G., wagon maker.
Mathis F., carpenter.
Mug Rev. J., Baptist.
Muls J., constable.
Rhea J. W., justice of peace.
Rossin Rev. ---- , Methodist.
Sliger E., cabinet maker.
Smart I., steam saw mill.
Smith J., justice of peace.
Sott S. G., carpenter.
SPENCER E. M., POSTMASTER.
Straton J. F., Bour mill.
Wegle J., gunsmith.
EMISON'S,
A station on the Evansville and Craw- fordsville Railway, 10 miles north from Vincennes.
EMMETTSVILLE,
A post office of Randolph county, about 70 miles east north-east from Indianapolis.
ENGLISH,
A post office of Crawford county, about 100 miles south by west from Indianapo- lis.
ENGLISH LAKE,
A post office of Stark county, on the Kan- kakee river, and on the Cincinnati and
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Chicago Air-Line Railway, 12 miles west from Knox, 60 miles south-east from Chi- cago, and 100 miles north by west from Indianapolis. It is reported to be the best point in Indiana for wild goose, duck and woodcock shooting. Geo. W. Green, postmaster.
ENTERPRISE,
A post office of Spencer county, about 159 miles south south-west from Indianapolis.
EPSOM,
A post office of Daviess county, about 100 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
ETNA GREEN,
A post village of Kosciusko county, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, 10 miles north-west from War- saw, and 100 miles north by east from In- dianapolis. Goods for this place are pur- chased at Cincinnati, Fort Wayne and Chicago. Population 300.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Angling Isanc, justice of peace.
Asberry D., painter.
Acheraft E., supervisor.
Asheratt H. B., notary public.
Bowman A , supervisor.
Bowtuan Win., carding machine and Ium- ler dealer.
Bon man & Jones, saw mill.
Brindley -, supervisor.
Burgh Levis, cooper.
Burt J., hotel proprietor.
Clymer K., physician.
Combs Jaines, brick mason.
Coon Moses J., physician.
Daugherty James, township trustee. David S. K., teacher.
David S. N., tailor.
Everhart & Plummer, lumber dealers. Gakel John, supervisor.
Gay S. B., supervisor. Hacker Silas, general merchant.
Hacker Rev. - , United Brethren. Hale John P., supervisor. Horne El. E., boots and shoes. Jones S. O. huuber dealer. Kirk Geo. W., constable. McCartney James, barber. Mayer Lewis, boots and shoes, and painter.
Miller James L., express agent, and leath- er dealer.
Parker G. H., attorney at law.
Piper John, teacher.
Riggens S., hotel proprietor, and leather dealer.
RIGGENS SAMUEL, POSTMASTER AND ASSESSOR.
Shinn D. A., justice of peace. Shinn & Tigart, stave dealers.
Stoner Samuel, carpenter.
Thorne Jacob, lumber dealer.
EUCHREVILLE,
A post, office of Carroll county, about 70 miles north north-west from Indianapolis.
EUGENE,
A post village of Vermillion county, on Big Vermillion river, 7 miles north from Newport, and about 75 miles west by north from Indianapolis.
EUREKA,
A village of Spencer county. See French Island post office.
EVANSVILLE,
A flourishing post city, a port of entry, and the capital of Vanderburg county, situated on the Ohio river, at the terminus of the Wabash and Erie canal, and the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railway, about 150 miles south south-west from In- dianapolis. Goods for this place are pur- chased at Cincinnati, New York, and other eastern cities. In 1850 it contained a population of 3,235; in 1860, 11,486; and its present population is estimated at from 15,000 to 18,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Adalmann Charles, shoemaker, 23 Water. ADAMS EXPRESS CO., POST OFFICE BLOCK, C. H. WENTZ, AG'T. (See card, p. 75.)
Adams' Photographie Gallery, cor. Main and Second. Adrain B., grocery, Third, opposite the market.
Ahlering H. & B., merchant tailors and dealers in clothing, 36 Main.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Cor. First and Locust Sts., Post Office Building,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, C. H. WENTZ, AGENT,
Forwards Parcels, Jewelry, Valuable Articles, Merchandise, Bank Notes, Specie, &c., either by its own Lines, or by connection with other Express Companies, to all the principal cities and towns in the
UNITED STATES AND THE CANADAS,
WITH GREAT SPEED, AND AT LOW RATES.
NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS PROMPTLY COLLECTED.
This Company has an office in nearly every city and town of importance in the United States, where information of our routes and prices may be obtained on application.
AIKMAN W. M. & CO., PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, R. R. AGENTS, AND AGENTS FOR OHIO RIVER AND KANAWHA SALT, WATER, BET. SYCAMORE AND MAIN.
American House, cor. Water and Syca- more, Boicourt & Pillsbury, prop'rs. Anderson D. S., merchant tailor, 3 Main. Andræ A., shoemaker, Locust bet. First and Water.
Anspacher & Loewenthal, dry goods, gro- ceries, clothing, etc., cor. High and Fulton Ave.
Anspacher & Plant, manufacturers of clothing, also importers and wholesale dealers, 15 north First.
ANTHES M. R, (firm Law & Anthes) AT- TORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. (See card of Law & An- thes, p. 81.)
Archer, Mackey & Co., wholesale and re- tail dry goods, etc., 11 Main.
Armstrong C., furniture, etc., 91 Main.
Axe William H., watchmaker, north-east cor. First and Sycamore.
Babcock Charles, Importer and wholesale dealer in carriage trimmings, har- ness, coach and saddlery, hardware, etc., 8 Main,
Baird W. P., homoeopathic physician, Third bet. Main and Locust.
Baker W., cashier Crescent City Bank, cor. Main and Third.
Baker William, mayor, office Bray's new block, Second.
BAKER & MARSH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, THIRD BET. MAIN AND LOCUST. Barnes Robert, wholesale dry goods, no- tions, etc., 7 Water.
Barr Mrs. M. A., furnishing establish- ment, 25 Locust.
Bates B., blacksmith, saloon, First.
BAYARD SAMUEL, CASHIER BRANCH BANK, MAIN BETWEEN FIRST AND WATER.
BAYLIS L. T., AGENT INDIANA MILLS NORTH WATER.
Beatty A., physician, First near Locust. Bechler Jacob, saloon, Water.
Behm Anthony, city treasurer, Water be- tween Vine and Sycamore.
BEHM JEREMIAH, PRIN. EVANS- VILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 7 NORTH FIRST. (see card p. 76.) Behm & Anthes, Ins. agents, corner Main and Brd, over Crescent City Bank.
BEIM'S EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 7 NORTH FIRST, JERE- MIAH BEHM, PRINCIPAL. (see card p. 76.)
Bement & Viele, wholesale grocers, cor. First and Sycamore.
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Belm's Commercial College, NO. 7 NORTH FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, IND. JEREMIAH BEHM, - - PRINCIPAL.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
Will embrace the Mercantile Course of Lessons in Double Entry Book-Keeping, Steamboat Book Keeping, Mercantile Calculations, Banking, Manufacturing, Pen- manship, Account Sales, Account Currents, Commercial Correspondence, &c.
Benhart Peter, tailor, High. Bennernann Theodore, exchange dealer, 873 Main.
Berkenbusch & Co., grocery, Third. Bierbower William, wholesale and retail druggist, 78 Main.
Binchoff Jacob, grocer, Fulton avenue. Bisch Victor, county auditor, office court house.
Bisch & Collinberg, tanners, Fifth.
BISCHOF EMIL, EDITOR, &c., DAILY & WEEKLY VOLKSBOTE, 72 MAIN. (See card p, 77.)
Bittrolff Geo. A., dealer in watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles, &c., 48 Main.
Bittrolff J. L., watchmaker, 6 Second.
Bliss Miller wagon maker, First.
BLYTHE JAMES E., ATTORNEY AT LAW, THIRD, BET. MAIN AND LO- CUST.
Boicourt & Pillsbury, proprietors Ameri- can House, corner Water and Syca- more.
Bolle C. F., Mozart Hall, First, bet. Vine and Sycamore. Bollus & Son, rolling mill, on Canal, above Fulton avenue.
Boltz Henry, bakery, Third, near Syca- more.
Bopp Jacob, shoemaker, Water.
Bower William, grocery, Water.
Boyle P., confectionery, 12, N. First. BRANCH OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, MAIN, BET. FIRST AND WATER, G. W. RATHBONE, PRESIDENT, SAMUEL BAYARD, CASHIER.
Bray M. J., physician and surgeon, First, bet. Locust and Main.
Bremer John H. & Co., wholesale and re- toil grocers, cor. First and Vine. Brenzel John, saloon, cor. Third and Lo- cust.
Brinkmeyer & Co., stoves, tin, hollow ware, &c., Main, opp. Court House. Brooklocker Henry, saloon, 29 Water.
Broughton Charles, drugs and groceries, 175 Main,
Bunge Henry, Sailor House, First, bet Vine and Sycamore. . Burk Patrick, city clerk, office in Bray's new block.
Butts Henry, dyer and scourer, Locust, bet. Second and Third.
Byrne J. P. dry goods, hats, caps, shoes, &c., 31 Main.
Caldwell William, wholesale and retail grocer, 9 S. First.
Calling John & Co., gas and steam fitters, 21 Locust.
Calvert Leroy, county treasurer, office court house.
CANAL BANK, 5 NORTH WATER. H. Q. WHEELER, PRESIDENT. WIL- LIAM T. PAGE, CASHIER. (See card, p. 77.)
Canal Mills, Little & Ervin, corner Canal and 8th.
Cane, Rrown & Co., forwarding and com- mission merchants, special railroad and steamboat agents, corner Water and Main.
CAPELLE CHARLES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C., COR. MAIN AMD THIRD.
Capelle William, wholesale and retail clothier and merchant tailor, 66 Main.
Carter Z. M. P., attorney at law, old mar- ket house.
Carter Z. M. P., city assessor, Gray's block.
Cassady Mike, saloon, Main. Casselberry Isaac, physician, 28 First.
Catlitt W. A. & Co., grocery, Locust and Sth.
Cerasola & Cassinell, confectionery and ice cream saloon, 33 Main.
Chandler Jno. J., president Evansville Gas Co., cor. First and Loenst. Chandler. Wm. H., job printer, First, bet. Ienst and Main.
Chandler & Hynes, attorneys at law, S. Third, between Locust and Main .; Christ Andrew, bakery, 107 Main. Chubb C. H., painter, Locust.
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EVANSVILLE DAILY AND WEEKLY VOLKSBOTE.
NEWSPAPER AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE, No. 772 Main Street, Evansville, Ind. EMIL BISCHOF, PROPRIETOR. Plain and Fancy Job Printing, IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH, Executed in the Neatest Style.
CANAL BANK
EVANSVILLE, IND.
II. Q. WHEELER, Prest. W.M. T. PAGE, Cash'r.
DIRECTORS:
John S. Hopkins. M. W. Foster. M. J. Bray.
H. Q. Wheeler. Robert Barnes. Samuel Hall.
John Ingle, Jr. G. Maghee. Chas. Viele.
Collections made in all parts of the United States, and Remittances made on day of Collection.
Exchange on England, Ireland, and all parts of Europe, for sale in sums to suit.
City Brewery, Cook & Rice proprietors, Seventh between Main and Syca- more.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN., A. C. HAL- LOCK & SON, AGENTS, 10 SOUTH FIRST.
CITY FOUNDRY, KRATZ & HEILMAN. PROPRIET'S., SECOND, BETWEEN ELM AND PINE. (See advertise- Inent opposite index to classified busi- ness directory.)
Clarke Levi S., carpenter and builder, Walnut between Sixth and Seventh. Cohn J. J., auction and commission, 85 Main.
Colburn A. J. & Co .. mattress factory warerooms, 73 Main.
Cole A., saloon, cor. Vine and First.
Conn Alex., portrait painter, 50 Main. Cook H. A., groceries, wooden, willow ware, &c., 73 Main.
Cook & Rice, city brewery, Seventh, bet. Main and Sycamore.
Cooke R. H., physician, 26 First.
Copeland Elijah, cashier Savings Bank, First, bet. Main and Sycamore.
Copeland Guild, president Savings Bank, First, bet. Sycamore and Main.
Corsh John, bakery, Water. Cramer C. H., wagonmaker, Third. Crescent City Bank, cor. Main and Third, president, John A. Reitz; cashier, W. Baker.
Crescent City Hotel, Water, bet. Main and Locust, Mrs. Ann Webb, proprie- tress.
Curnick Thos., manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, First, above Main. Dannettell John, grocery, Third, cor. Elm. Davidson Caleb, merchant tailor, First. Day E. J., physician and surgeon, First, bet. Locust and Main.
Dean William, city assessor, Bray's Block. De Bruler -, physician, Third between Locust and Main.
Decker Christian, wagonmaker, Third.
Decker Philip, manufacturer of lard oil, candles, &c., 46 Main.
Deieg John J. & Co., Fulton Mill, High. Dengler Frank, boots and shoes, 4 Second. DENNIS ALBERT G., ATTORNEY AT LAW, THIRD, BET. MAIN AND LO- CUST.
Deubler Wm. G., wholesale and retail dry goods, etc., 43 Main.
Dickman Henry, merchant tailor, Third. Dobell E. J., books and stationery, 19 Main.
Doepple Jno., furniture, etc., Main.
EAGLE BREWERY, HENRY WINGERT, PROP'R, PEARL.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, ROELKER, BLOUNT & CO., SALE ROOM 76 MAIN. (See card in classification of foundries and machine shops.)
Elliott J. Perry, city gallery, 63 Main. Elliott J. P., family grocery, 22 Main. Elliott Thos. M., dry goods, boots, shoes, etc., 29 Main.
Ellis August, grocery, cor. Locust and Fourth.
Emery W., boots and shoes, cor. Main and Seventh.
Emrich & Kerth, meat market, Water. Emstein L., furniture, etc., Second.
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EVANSVILLE Paper Factory CORNER THIRD AND CHURCH STREETS, EVANSVILLE, IND. FERDINAND FUNKE, PROPRIETOR
CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL KINDS OF Strawy WWanpping Emper AND RICE WRAPPING PAPER. 1
Erdtel Robt., barber, Third opp. the mar- ket.
Ernt C. W., watchmaker and jeweler, First opp. Mozart Hall.
Euler & Wack, manufacturers of saddles, harness, collars, etc., 87 Main.
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 7 NORTH FIRST, J. BEHM, PRINCI- PAL. (See card, p. 76.)
EVANSVILLE DAILY AND WEEKLY VOLKSBOTE, 72 MAIN, EMIL BIS- CHOF, EDITOR AND PROPR. (See card p. 77.)
Evansville Gas Company, office corner Locust and First, John J. Chandler, president.
EVANSVILLE GAZETTE, JOHN H. SCOTT, EDITOR AND PROPRIE- TOR, FIRST, BET. MAIN AND LO- CUST.
Evansville Insurance Company, II. Q. Wheeler, president, William T. Page, secretary.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY, LOCUST, BETWEEN FIRST AND WATER.
EVANSVILLE PAPER FACTORY, COR. THIRD AND CHURCH, FERDI- NAND FUNKE, PROPRIETOR. (Sec card, p. 78.)
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