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FORT WAYNE,
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PROPRIETOR
The Proprietor of this first-class Hotel will use every exertion to add to the comfort of his guests, who will at all times find his tables supplied with the luxuries of the season.
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JOHN HOUGH, LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE, FORT WAYNE, IND.
WM. H. COOMBS. Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
JOHN HOUGH.
Practice in the U. S. Circuit Court, in the several State Courts, & make Collections throughout the State. REFERENCES:
Hugh McCulloch .. Fort Wayne.
A. T. Stewart & Co. . New York.
Lathrop, Ludington & Co. New York.
S. B. Chittenden & Co .. New York.
Spofford, Tileston & Co .. .New York.
Hoyt Brothers. . New York.
Bliven & Mead. New York.
Chase, Mckinney & Co. . . Boston.
Sidney, Shepard & Co ..
Buffalo.
C. Ihmsen & Co. .. . Pittsburg.
UNION FILE WORKS,
C. SCHMIDT & CO.,
Manufacturers of Rasps, Files, Mill- Picks, Stone Cutter's Tools, &c. Re-cut- ting Old Files, &c., done to order, and warranted equal to new. All kinds of Rasps and Files made to order. Also, wholesale and retail dealers in Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Nails, Glass, Paint, &c., at Factory Prices. Union Block, opposite State Bank, Fort Wayne, Indiana. All orders from the country promptly attended to.
AND CARRIAGES CONSTANTLY ON HAND .; OPEN AT ALL HOURS, CALHOUN, NEAR MAYER HOUSE. Paul & Korester, stone and lime dealers, Pearl.
Peltier & Bockeloh, undertakers and cof- fin makers, Calhoun. 1
Phillips B., grocer, Calhoun.
Piepenbrink C., boot and shoe maker, Cal- houn.
Pier P., general store, Calhoun.
Pisanno M., boot and shoe maker, Cal- boun.
Potts Mrs. E., millinery, Harrison.
Probasco A. C., collecter Wabash and Erie Canal, cor. Columbia and Clinton.
PUTNAM N. N., CITY CLERK, CLIN- TON.
RANDALL F. P., ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND COLLECTING AND INSU- RANCE AGENT, CLINTON. RANDALL F. P., MAYOR, CLINTON.
Rapp W., St. Charles saloon, 26 West Main.
RAYHOUSER & BOSSLER, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS OF THE FORT WAYNE DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWS, 123 AND 125 COLUMBIA. Redelscheimer H., grocer, Calhoun.
REDELSHEIMER S., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, 85 COLUMBIA.
Reed A. J. & Co., livery stable.
Reed & Wall, wholesale and retail drug- gists, Columbia.
Reid A. D., manufacturer of steel plows, Main.
Reiling Wm., saloon. Main.
RICHEY J., PROPRIETOR AMERICAN HOUSE. OMNIBUS RUNNING TO AND FROM THE DEPOT. GOOD STABLING FOR HORSES, COLUM- BIA.
Robinson J. H., manufacturer of boots and shoes, Columbia.
Ruker C. A., township trustee.
Sachs D. S., auctioneer and commission merchant, Calhoun.
Sandmeyer A. L., druggist, Calhoun.
Schafer & Klix, grocers, north Calhoun. $ Schauck L. & Co., basket makers, Column- bia.
SCHIEFERSTERN PHILIP, SALOON AND SAUSAGE MAKER, MAIN. Schilling V., saloon, Barr.
SCHMIDT C. & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF FILES, RASPS, MILL PICK AND STONE CUTTER'S TOOLS, ETC., UNION BLOCK. (See card, p. 97.) SCHOERPF C. & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS AND MEDICINES, CALHOUN.
SCHULZ PETER, BOOT AND SHOE MA- KER, AND DEALER IN LEATHER AND FINDINGS, N. S. MAIN.
SCHWEGMAN H. R., DEALER IN STA- PLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, STONE WARE, WOOD AND WIL- LOW WARE, 101 COLUMBIA.
Sexton Miss F., millinery and fancy goods, north side Main.
Sharp H., dealer in hats and caps, 97 Co- Tunibia.
Shilling Miss Mary, milliner, Calhoun.
Shouff, S. H., saddles and harness, Column- bia.
Shoaff W. C., merchant tailor, cor. Berry and Columbia.
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Barcroft & Co ... . Philadelphia.
Levick, Raisin & Co. . Philadelphia,
Fithian, Jones & Co. . Philadelphia.
Bullitt & Fairthorne. Philadelphia.
Worthington & Co. ยท Cincinnati.
R. P. Baker & Co. Cincinnati.
Tweed & Andrews. Cincinnati.
Hailman, Rahm & Co . Pittsburg.
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FORT WAYNE BENDING FACTORY FORT WAYNE, IND. EVERY VARIETY OF
Celagon, Carringe and Sleigh Stuff,
Including Bent Felloes, Bent Cutter Stuff, Runners, Buggy Shafts, Bent Bows. Also, Bent Plow Handles. Our Timber is carefully selected, and we warrant our Goods equal to the best in market.
Improved Thimble Skeins & Boxes manufactured for N. G. Olds & Son. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO WHOLESALE PURCHASERS.
Whilst we guarantee our Skeins and Boxes, equal in every other respect, to any in use, we claim for them the following points of superiority :
Ist-They are made from the very best of Iron-reference being had to strength and hardness-in order to secure the greatest durability.
2dl-Both the Skeins and Boxes are perfectly round and smooth; are heaver than most other brands-thicker at the shoulder, and having a heavier band at the butt -- they feed no bands of wrought iron; thus saving at least 50 cents per set, in labor. 3d-The Nuts are of uniform size for each size of Skeins, and when lost may always be replaced with certainty, without the usual trouble and annoyance.
N. B .- In ordering odd Skeins to match others, always give the size each way across the butt, inside.
Soliciting your orders, we are, respectfully yours,
N. G. OLDS & SON.
Shultz G., physician.
Siemon & Bro., wholesale and retail deal- ers in books and stationery, Clinton. Sleek & Co., grocers aud saloon, cor. Har- rison and Main.
Sommers James, grocery and saloon, near railroad depot.
STANLY C., MANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND SPRING WAGONS, 118 MAIN.
Stapleford L. P., auction and commission merchant, Calhoun.
Stein C., saloon, Main.
Stenfeld E., grocer, Columbia.
Stevens W. W., justice and attorney at law, corner Calhoun and Columbia. STINCHCOMB GEORGE F., AUDITOR, COURT HOUSE.
Stockbridge N. P., clothing, hats and caps, 125 Columbia.
STOCKBRIDGE N. P., DEALER IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY, 104 COLUMBIA.
Sturgis C. E., physician.
STURGIS E. L., WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DRUGGIST AND DEALER IN PAINTS AND OILS, 40, CORNER CALHOUN AND MAIN.
Sulley Mrs. E., millinery, cor. Calhoun and Wayne.
Swain & Mclaren, livery and sale stable, corner Berry and Calhoun.
Talbot D. L. & A. P., dentists, 3 Calboun TANNERY J. E., PHPSICIAN AND SUR- GEON, CANCERS AND TUMORS SUCCESSFULLY REMOVED, OR NO CHARGE, CALHOUN.
Taylor M. H., produce dealer, Harrison. Thieme & Bro., merchant tailors, corner Columbia and Clinton.
TIGAR THOMAS, EDITOR AND PRO- PRIETOB FORT WAYNE SENTI- NEL, COR. CALHOUN AND PEARL. (See card, p. 9-1.)
TOWNLEY, DEWALU'& BOND, WHOLE- SALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, COR. COLUMBIA AND CALHOUN.
Trentman B., grocer, Columbia.
Trout L. & C., saddles and harness, Cal- houn.
Union House, II. Holley, proprietor, 49 Main.
UNION OMNIBUS LINE. D. O.CONNELL & BRO., PROPRIETORS, TO AND FROM TEE DEPOT AT ALL HOURS. OFFICE 18, OPPOSITE EXCHANGE (See card, p. 94. )
Valroff X., bakery, east Main.
VOGEL C. G., TAILOR AND DRAPER AND READY MADE CLOTHING, CALHOUN. Voorhis & Kauffman, jewelers, cor. Main aud Calhoun.
See Little Brothers' Advertisement, p. S2.
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Vordermark & Co., boot and shoe man- facturers, Calhoun.
Wagner H. G., druggist, corner Main and Calhoun. Ward II. N., dealer in china and glass- ware, Columbia.
WASHINGTON HOUSE, H. DRAGE, PROPRIETOR, WEST SIDE CAL- HOUN.
WEBER E., DEALER IN STOVES AND TINWARE, CLINTON.
Weisman Jacob, boarding house, Main. Weisser E. & Co., leather store, Main. Wente W., grocery, Barr.
Whedon D. P., attorney at law and notary public, north-west corner Main and Calhoun.
Wheeler N., cabinet maker, Columbia.
Wiemann W., confectioner, Main.
Williams & Huestis, grocers and confec- tioners, 83 and 85 Columbia.
Wise P. J., Recorder, Court House.
WITHERS & MORRIS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND COLLECTING ACENTS. CALHOUN, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
Wood G. W., notary public and land ag't, north side Main.
Wordworth B. S., physician, corner Main and Calhoun.
WYLDER J. M., MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES, COLUMBIA.
FOSTER'S RIDGE,
A post office of Perry county, about 120 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
FOUNTAIN CITY,
A post office of Fountain county, about 70 miles west north-west from Indianapolis.
FOX,
A post office of Wells county, about 90 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
FRANCESVILLE,
A post village of Pulaski county, on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- way, 16 miles south-west from Winamac, and 104 miles north north-west from In- dianapolis.
FRANCISCO,
A small post village of Gibson county, on the Wabash and Eric canal, 8 miles east
by south from Princeton, and about 125 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
FRANKFORT,
A post towu, and the capital of Clinton county, on the south fork of Wild Cat creek, 42 miles north north-west from In- dianapolis. Population 1,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Armantrout Eli, brick mason.
Aughe Jesse, brick yard.
Aughe John F., general merchant.
BARNER JOHN, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Baum Henry, blacksmith.
Baum Jos. & Co., cabinet makers. Bowen Henry, livery stable.
Brandon John, pump maker.
Brewster John A., attorney at law ..
Burgess Solomon, saloon keeper.
Byers B. F., cabinet maker.
Byers Wm. J., druggist and physician.
Catterlin N. T., general merchant.
Clark O., blacksmith.
Clinton Lodge, No. 52, Masonic.
Coffman Moses, carpenter.
Collins Hiram, marble worker.
Cook Isaac, butcher. Coon John, wines and liquors.
Cornelison Jesse D., clothing.
Cowan, Carter & Smith, bankers.
Dallson A. J., plow maker and blacksmith ..
Davidson R. P., attorney at law.
Douglas Dennison, brick mason.
Douglass J. & Co., general merchants.
Douglass Jackson, agent Etna Insurance
Co.
Douglass John B. & Co., billiard room.
Douglass Jos. M., attorney at law.
Duon W. P., physician.
Fisher Thomas, carpenter.
Frankfort Crescent (Newspaper), Newton & McClurg, publishers.
Frankfort Lodge, No. 108, I. O. O. F.
Garrett & Harryman, general merchants. Gentry Z. B., druggist and physician.
Givens D. & Bro., boots, shoes and cloth- ing. HARBAUGH WASHINGTON G., SAD- DLER.
Haun John H. & Co., steam flour and saw mills.
Besser Theodore, architect.
Hoover Enos, stoves and tinware. Jacoby David K., grocer. Jones R. M., barber.
Kelley Wm., boots and shoes.
Kempf G. L., baker and grocer. Laugh Pleasant, blacksmith. Lee Geo., boots and shoes.
See Capt. Swindell's Advertisement, p. 85.
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FRANKLIN WOOLEN MILLS, Q. W. BRANHAM & SON, PROPRIETORS, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
WOOLEN GOODS, CLOTHS, SATINETS, JEANS, 1
Flannels, Linsey, Tweeds, Blankets, &C,
CARDING, SPINNING, WEAVING, CLOTH DRESSING AND DYING OF THE best quality, executed with dispatch, at lower prices than any Mill in the West.
Cash Paid for Wool.
Lee John, carriage maker.
Lyons H. J., brick yard.
MeClurg L., attorney at law.
MeSweeny T. & Co., wines and liquors.
Magill M., wines and liquors.
Miner Darius B., blacksmith.
Mitchell Leonidus, livery stable.
. Morrison J., carriage maker.
Newton James B., attorney at law. Newton Milton W., painter.
Newton & MeCInrg, publishers Frankfort Crescent.
Parris S. F. & J. H., general merchants. Pence John, saw mill.
Randall John N., jeweler.
Rhodes Wm., cooper.
Ross John F., hide and leather dealer. Sims James N., attorney at law.
Sims Robert, cooper.
Snoddy J. S., physician.
: Sonthard A. H., general merchant. Steel Joseph, hide and leather dealer. Stotter Abraham, tailor.
Stoughton B. F., hotel.
Taylor Robinson, saloon.
Thatcher Amos, carpenter.
'Thompson S. B., shingle maker. Walker & Co., chair manufacturers. York J. & Co., carriage makers.
FRANKLIN,
A post town, and the capital of Johnson .county, on the Jeffersonville and the Madi. Eon and Indian polis Railways, 20 miles south by east from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are usually purchased at New York und Cincinnati, nud shipped wie Indian .pohs. Population 2,500.
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Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc
Abbott J M. & Co., stores and tinware, Jefesont. "owner Water. Abel Joseph, City Assessor.
Adams Express Co., John McKeehan, agent, depot.
ALEXANDER D. R. & CO., GIFT ENTER- PRISE, JEFFERSON, DEIT CH'S BUILDING.
Alexander J. J., saloon, Jefferson.
Alexander J. M., county commissioner. Allen G. W. & H. C., editors and publish- ers Franklin Jeffersonian, Jefferson. Baldwin & Garshwiler, general merchants, Jefferson.
Baldwin & Payne, Pearl Mills, on Rail- road.
Banta E., county auditor, office County Court House.
Parnett W. H., county clerk, County Court House.
Beall John, stoves and tin ware, Jefferson. Bean E., merchant tailor and clothier, Jefferson.
Bramwell S. C., general merchant, Jeffer- son.
Branham, Clarke & Co., Premium Mills, Jefferson.
Branham P. E., grocer, Jefferson.
BRANHAM GEO. W. & SON, FRANKLIN WOOLEN MILLS, ON RAILROAD. (See card, p. 100.)
Bumgarner I., undertaker, near Jefferson. Burns Calvin, watchmaker and jeweler, Jefferson.
Butler Eli, county sheriff, County Court Honse.
Butler Eli, livery stable. east side Public Square.
Carmine A. N., carriage maker, Jefferson. Charlton Robt., physician and surgeon, Jefferson.
Crider Jacob, boots and shoes, Jefferson. Darnel L. C., wagon maker, opposite Pub- lie Square.
Davis Ben., justice of peace, Jefferson. Davis William, city treasurer.
Democratic Herald, M. R. Slater, editor and proprietor, issned on Thursdays, Jefferson.
Drake .. & H., undertakers, Jefferson. Dunn Satunel C., President Indiana Farm- ers' Bank. cor. Jefferson and Main.
Se. Vautier & Marcoumer's Advertisement, p. 86.
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AMBROSE HODGES, manufacturer of C. A. CLARK'S PATENT IRON PUMP. This Pump has valves in each end, opening and closing alternately, so as to keep the Pump constantly full, and the loose valve in the hollow plunger that closes the boles in the upper and lower sides alter- nately, so as to force the water up the pipe in a constant stream. Capable of throwing water from a well one hundred feet deep. The water drops back when you stop your leverage, so there is no dan- ger of freezing. This Patent is applicable to fire engines as well as Pumps. Also, manufacturer of all kinds of Wood Pumps. Madison Street, opposite Court House, Franklin, Indiana.
Finch F. M., Judge of Circuit Court, over Indiana Farmers' Bank.
Fossett Jno., (colored) barber, Jefferson. Frame Charles If., watchmaker and jew- eler, Jefferson.
Franklin House, opposite depot, William Strawner, proprietor.
Franklin Jeffersonian, G. W. & H. C. Allen, editors and publishers, (is- sued Saturday,) Jefferson.
Franklin Mills, near depot, W. H. Webb & Co.
FRANKLIN WOOLEN MILLS, ON RAIL- ROAD, GEO. W. BRANHAM & SON. (See card, p. 100.)
Gauss Charles, bakery, Jefferson.
Gillespie William, city marshal.
Gillespie & Co., wagon makers, Jefferson. Gulley & Creasey, blacksmiths, Jefferson. Hammond & Cassell, (colored) barbers, Jefferson.
Henderson W. H., furniture, stoves and tinware, Jefferson.
Henderson H. W., shoemaker, cor. Main and Jefferson.
Herriott John, county treasurer, County Court House.
Hess & Davis, general merchants, Jeffer- son.
Hicks Duane, Mayor, Jefferson.
HODGES A., MANUFACTURER OF C. A. CLARK'S PATENT IRON PUMP, MADISON, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. (See card, p. 101.)
Holmes J., general merchant, cor. Main and Jefferson.
Howe Dan., City Attorney.
Hubbard W. W., county surveyor.
Hulsmann Alex,, saloon, opposite Court Ilouse.
Hunter A. B., attorney at law and agent Etna Insurance Co., over Indiana Farmers' Bank.
Indinna Farmers' Bank, corner Jefferson and Main, prest., Samuel C. Dunn, cashier, R. T. Overstreet.
J. L. SCOTT. J. H. EATON.
RUNYON HOUSE,
FRANKLIN, IND.,
On Jefferson St., one Square South of Depot. My Meals ready on arrival of all Trains. SCOTT & EATON, Prop'rs.
Isaac Henry, exchange saloon, Railroad. Jackson House, opposite depot, J. Peggs & Son, proprietors.
Jeffery E., postmaster, Jefferson.
Johnson C. C., proprietor Johnson House, opp. depot.
Johnson House, opp. depot, C. C. Johnson, proprietor.
Johnson T. A., physician, Jefferson.
Jones J. D., furniture store, Railroad.
Jones J. L. & W. W., general merchants, Jefferson.
Kightley J. W., agent Jeff. and Indianap- olis Railroad.
Kightley & Adams, agricultural imple- ments, Railroad.
Kohn Joseph, clothing, &c., Jefferson.
McClellan J. H., Franklin book store, Jef- ferson.
McClellan J. S., general store, Jefferson. Mccullough & Jackson, butchers, Jeffer- son.
McKeehan John, agent Adams Express Co. and I. & M. R. R.
Maling Peter, gunsmith, Jefferson.
Manwaring, Scholfield & Co., hardware, guns, pistols, boots, shoes, &c., &c., Jefferson.
Martin J. O., city clerk.
Matthews J. C., grocery, Jefferson.
Miller A. C., homeopathic physician, Run- yon House.
Moore E. R., boots and shoes, Jefferson.
Moore S. B., druggist, Jefferson.
Needham & Brown, general merchants, Jefferson.
Niebolson John, furniture and daguerrean artist, Jefferson.
Overstreet G. M., attorney at law, over Indiana Farmers' Bank.
Overstreet R. T., cashier Indiana Farm- ery' Bank, cor. Jefferson and Main.
Parkhurst & Woollen, general store, Jef- ferson.
Parr M. H., county commissioner.
l'arr Peter A., city surveyor.
Pearl Mills, on railrond, Baldwin & Payne, proprietors.
See John Ivinson's Advertisement, p. SC.
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WOOLLEN & BYFIELD, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, And Notaries Public, JEFFERSON STREET, FRANKLIN, INDIANA
Peggs J. & Son, proprietors Jackson House and livery stable, opp. Depot. Ragsdale C. R., county commissioner.
Ragsdale William S., county recorder, Court House.
Ritchey L. R .. saddler, Jefferson.
RUNYON HOUSE, OPP. PASSENGER DEPOT, SCOTT & EATON, PRO- PRIETORS. (See card, p. 101.)
SAUR & COLTON, FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, NEAR DEPOT.
SCOTT & EATON, PROPRIETORS RUN- YON HOUSE, OPPOSITE DEPOT. (See card, p. 101.)
Service H., shoemaker, Jefferson.
Slater M. R., editor and publisher Demo- cratic Herald, Jefferson.
Sloan H., blacksmith, Main.
Strawner William, proprietor Franklin House, opposite railroad depot.
Tucker & Peter, stave factory and cooper shop, on Indianapolis and Madison railroad.
Turner & Geron, wagon makers, opposite Public Square.
Vawter David G., general store, Jefferson. Vawter J. T., wholesale and retail drug- gist, Jefferson.
Webb, Clark & Co., blacksmiths, Jeffer- son.
Webb W. H. & Co., Franklin Mills, on railroad near depot.
WEBB WILLIS S. & CO., BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, COR .. JEFFERSON AND WATER.
Webb & Payne, physicians and surgeons, Jefferson.
Whitesides Henry, County Coroner.
WOOLLEN & BYFIELD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, JEFFERSON. (See card, p. 102.)
FRANKTON,
A post village of Madison county, on Pipe creek, and on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, 10 miles north-west from Anderson, and 37 miles north-east from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Cincinnati and Rich- mond, and shipped by the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway. Population 150.
LAFAYETTE OGBORN, FRANKTON, MADISON CO., IND., DEALER IN
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
And Notions in general, sold cheap for Cash.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Beckwith, Sigler & Co., general merchants. Beeson T., justice of peace.
Coverston fleury, harness maker.
Dixon Ellen, school teacher.
Ebert W. H., township trustee.
Hilligoss E. C., constable.
Hiser C., carpenter.
Hodge G., barber.
Hodge Gabriel, liquor dealer.
Howard John A., agricultural implements.
Howard John A., justice of peace and salt dealer.
Kirsey -- , attorney at law.
Laughlin A. B., carpenter. Minor Richard, justice of peace.
Ogborn L., cabinet maker.
OGBORN LAFAYETTE, POSTMASTER, AND GENERAL MERCHANT. (See card, p. 102.)
Patterson P., physician.
Philpot Wm. L., wagon maker.
Quick C., express and railroad agent.
Quick & Co., general merchants.
Reynolds F., carpenter. Reynolds Francis, jeweler.
Ripley M., cabinet maker.
Starr Matthew, hotel prop'r.
Stilley James, cooper.
Stilley Joseph, boots and shoes.
Stoker W. R., carpenter.
Suman Wm., physician.
Tomlinson & Ganes, general merchants.
, FREDERICKSBURG,
A post village of Washington county, south by west from Salem, and near the Harrison county line, about 100 miles south from Indianapolis.
FREDONIA,
A post village of Crawford county, on the Ohio river, 3 miles from Leavenworth, and about 100 miles south from Indianapolis. Seo Advertisement Behm's Commercial College, Evansville, page 76.
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FREEDOM,
A small post village of Owen county, in Franklin township, on the west bank of White river, about 60 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
FREEPORT,
A post village of Shelby county, on Blue river, 10 miles north by east from Shelby- ville, and 26 miles east south-east from Indianapolis. Population 70.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Adams J. M., physician.
ADAMS M. M., POSTMASTER AND PHYSICIAN.
Corman Jacob, saw mill and lumber yard. Corman Jacob, carding machine.
Kemp D., flour mill.
Morrison Johnson, justice of peace.
Sally T. G. M., hatter.
Sury H., constable.
Woodyard W. W., township trustee.
FREETOWN,
A post office of Jackson county, about 60 miles south from Indianapolis.
FREMONT,
(BROCKVILLE VILLAGE.)
A post village of Steuben county, 8 miles north-east from Angola, and 175 miles north north-east from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at New York, and shipped by the Erie Railway to Cold- water, Michigan, 16 miles distant, on the Michigan Southern Railway. Population 215.
Alphabetical List of Professione, Trades, Etc.
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Badger J. W., physician.
Baum Michael, carpenter.
Burdick J. L., wool grower.
Canfield B. R., boots and shoes.
Caswell A., hotel proprietor.
Caswell Joshna, constable. Corbin S. W., physician.
Crandall E. S., plow maker.
Darrow & Sabins, cabinet makers.
Downey Nicholas, hotel proprietor. Finch M. L., wagon maker.
Fox I. K., carpenter.
Griffin D. B., physician.
Hall J. H., saddler and justice of peace. Hamer D. D., cabinet maker.
HAVENS CHARLES, POSTMASTER.
Havens G. S., justice of peace. Kemper A. D. H., physician.
King H. A., physician.
Moore L. L., general merchant, druggist and physician. Pettit James, constable.
Sabin J., justice of peace. Sheets M., boots and shoes.
Sleffer Daniel, township trustee and am- brotypist. Sowle --- , grocer.
Tillitson D., wool grower. Tillitson M., constable.
Travis C. R., boots and shoes.
FRENCH ISLAND,
(EUREKA VILLAGE.)
A post village of Spencer county, 10 miles west from Rockport, and about 150 miles south south-west from Indianapolis. Pop- ulation 96.
FRENCH LICK, 4
A post office of Orange county, 9 miles west from Paoli, and about 100 miles south south-west from Indianapolis.
FRISBY'S,
A post office of Warrick county, about 140 miles south south-west from Indianapolis.
FRUIT HILL,
A post office of Vigo county, about 70 miles west by south from Indianapolis.
FULDA,
A post office of Spencer county, about 140 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
FULLER'S CORNERS,
A post office of Whitley county, about 100 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
FULTON,
A post village of Fulton county, on the Logansport and South Bend stage route,
See Ady ortisement Sherwood House, Evansville, p. S5.
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9 miles south from Rochester, and 74 miles north from Indianapolis. Population 234. --
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. AITKEN ROBERT, NOTARY PUBLIC. Buck A., chair maker.
Buckhouser D. C., general merchant.
Burnett John, boots and shoes.
Burns H., butcher.
Drake F., wagon maker.
Fairbank A. B., physician.
Johnson R., carpenter.
Londuback J. S., wagon maker.
Lyon T. S., saddler.
Lyon W., physician.
McDonald S., steam saw mill.
Marshall Win. R., blacksmith.
Martin Alfred, cooper.
Miller Samuel, carpenter.
Nucobar J. A., cooper.
Salyers Samuel, grocer.
Scott John, steam saw mill.
Sellers J., hotel proprietor and attorney at law.
Sellers Samnel, blacksmith.
Stearns N. L., blacksmith.
Sutton A. J., butcher.
Tuttle D., cooper. Umsetter Henry, boots and shoes.
Wasson L., gunsmith.
Wright J. W., steam flouring mill. Zeigler B., tanner.
GALENA,
A post village of Floyd county, on the New Albany and Vincennes stage route, 8 miles from New Albany, and about 100 miles south from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Louisville and New Albany, and received by wagon.
GALLATIN,
A post office of Parke county, 10 miles south from Rockville, and about 60 miles west by south from Indianapolis.
GALLAUDET,
A post office of Marion county, on the In- dianapolis and Cincinnati Railway, 8
miles south-east from Indianapolis.
GALVESTON,
A post village of Cass county, on Deer creek, and ou the Cincinnati and Chicago
Railway, 7 miles north-west from Kokomo and 60 miles north from Indianapolis. Population 250.
Alphabetical Lint of Professions, Trades, Eto.
Baldwin Dr. T., druggist.
Bickle Henry, barber.
Bosard S., carpenter.
Bosard & Woodington, cabinet makers.
Clark T. L., shingle maker.
Cook James S., Bronson House.
Holley Vinton, pump maker.
Hymon G., boots and shoes.
Kemp P. D., carpenter
Knowlton A. B., shingle maker.
Knowlton & Thomas, steam saw mill.
KNOWLTON & THOMAS, GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Marshall T. F., physician.
Myers Daniel, wagon maker.
Pearce S., carpenter.
Stanley Geo., brick yard.
Thompson L., cooper.
Thornton James, grocer.
Turley John, general merchant.
Worthington S., carpenter.
Young Eli, boots and shoes.
GEBHARD,
A station on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, 5 miles north-west from Logans- port.
GEETINGSVILLE,
A post office of Clinton county, north-west from Indianapolis.
GENTRYVILLE,
A post office of Spencer county, about 140 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
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