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Brewer John, flour and saw mill.
Carothers Chas., carpenter, Wood's addi- tion.
EARLE GEO. & SON, DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, MAIN, CORNER FRONT.
Earle John G., land agent, Main, corner First.
Earle Richard, cabinet maker, Maiu, cor. Front.
Ellis H. J., physician, North Hobart.
Hobart House, D. L. Young, corner Main and First.
Holden H., carpenter, Second.
Holdridge T. S., blacksmith, Second.
Kimbill & Co., dry goods and produce, near depot.
Kinkle Chris., wagon maker, Center. Miller C., physician, Center, cor. Third. PIERCE LEVI, CARPENTER, INDIANA. Rentz Frederick, boots and shoes, Main.
Sce N. G. Olds & Son's Advertisement, p. 98.
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Saunders R. P., agent P., F. W. & C. R. R., Depot.
Scholler Wm., blacksmith, Center.
TRUMBULL BENJ., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, AND DEALER IN DRUGS AND MEDICINES, CORNER FRONT AND CENTER.
Williams C. D., attorney at law, Center. Young David L., hotel, corner Main and Front.
HOBBIEVILLE,
A post office of Greene county, about 70 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
HOLLAND,
A post office of Dubois county, about 110 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
HOLLANDSBURG,'
A post office of Parke county, about 60 miles west from Indianapolis.
HOLMAN,
A post office of Dearborn county, 13 miles from Lawrenceburg, and 74 miles south- east from Indianapolis.
HOLMES,
A station on the Lafayette and Indiana- polis Railway, 24 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
HOLMESVILLE,
A post village of Laporte county, on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, 8 miles west from Laporte, and about 140 miles north by west from In- dianapolis.
HOLTON,
A post village of Ripley county, near Ot- ter creek, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, 8 miles west from Versailles, 58 miles from Cincinnati, and about 60 miles south-east from Indianapolis. Goods for
this place are generally purchased at Cin- cinnati. Population 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Berks Wm., tailor.
Boswell E., express and railroad agent.
Cass C. H , physician.
Conover Charles, justice of peace.
Cox Samuel, wagon maker.
Cox & McPhabrigde, plow makers.
Dickerson D. L. & W. L., general mer- chants.
Ewing J. G .. agricultural implement dea- ler.
Groves Wm., wool grower.
Hawley Rev. J. M., Christian.
Hoff John, boots and shoes.
Holman Jesse, steam flour mill and town- ship trustee.
Holman & Yater, proprietors steam saw mill and stave dealers.
Holton A., railroad agent.
Hughes H., painter.
Kenyon Andrew, boots and shoes.
King B. F., justice of peace.
King Edward, saddler.
King E. R., attorney at law.
Knapp A. W., attorney at law.
Laughridge Henry, brick maker.
Lemen G., constable.
Lemen Robert, cooper.
Lemen Wm., druggist.
McCarty H. M., carpenter.
McClure S., broker.
Murdock E., broker and wool grower.
Murdock Samuel, school teachar.
Reddington D. C., ambrotypist,
Roberts G. W., carpenter.
Roberts R. D., carpenter.
Sparks Rev. ---- , Methodist.
Terren M., cooper.
Trulingder, Miss Sarah, school teacher.
Tucker G. W., boots and shoes.
Tyra Wm., barber.
Vanasdal I., constable.
Wooley A., gunsmith.
Yater Henry, attorney at law.
Vater J. L., railroad agent.
YATER JOHN, POSTMASTER.
Yater J. & HI., general merchants.
HOME, BROOKSBURG VILLAGE.)
A post office of Jefferson county, about SO miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
HOMER,
A post office of Rush county, east by south I from Indianapolis.
Sce Advertisement Fort Wayne Bending Factory, p. 98.
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MI. G. BROWN, Howard, Ind.
HONEY CREEK,
A post office of Howard county, near a branch of the same name, abont 50 miles north from Indianapolis. Also a station of the same name in Henry county, on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, 10 miles north-west from New Castle.
KOPE,
A post village of Bartholomew county, on law creek, about 15 miles north-east from Columbus, and 45 miles south south- east from Indianapolis.
HOPEWELL,
A post office of Jennings county, about 65 iniles south south-east from Indianapolis.
HOUSTON,
A post office of Jackson county, about 00 miles south from Indianapolis.
HOWARD,
A post village of Parke county, on the Wabash Canal, I mile from the Wabash river, 14 miles north-west from Rockville, and 74 miles west by north from Indian- apolis. Goods for this place are purchas- ed at Cincinnati and Terre Haute, and received by rail via the latter place, and thence by canal. Population 100.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Beunare Peter, general merchant. Biggs Win. H., brick menson. Brown M. G., broom maker.
DIETZ & GUERNSEY, HENRY VILLE, IND., DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Groceries
Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves, Cravats, Bonnets,
Ribbons, Dress Goods, Lacings. Edg- ings, Embroideries, and all Articles usu- ally kept in a Country Store.
Brown Wm., brick maker.
Duzan Wm., hotel.
Ephlin D. G., township trustee.
Givens John, justice of peace.
Gosset Jonathan, cooper.
Harvey Isaac, constable.
Lewman M. S., wagon maker.
McFeely Wm., blacksmith.
McPharen Rev. I. M., Cumberland Pres- byterian.
Marshall Wm., gunsmith.
Nolen J., blacksmith.
Nolen James, boots and shoes.
Rodenbaugh & Sons, stone masons.
Shonk weiler Rev. D., Methodist.
Smith S. A., boots and shoes.
SURBAUGH ALEX., POSTMASTER AND PHYSICIAN. Swain Riley, painter.
Wasson John R., saddler.
Williamson Conrad, constable.
Woody Jehu HI., justice of peace.
Wright Josephus, grocer.
HOWESVILLE,
A post office of Clay county.
HUBBARD,
(HENRYVILLE VILLAGE, )
A post village of Clark county, on Miller's creek, and on the Jeffersonville and In- dianapolis Railway, 9 miles north-west from Charlestown, and 80 miles south by east from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Cincinnati and Louisville, and received by the Jefferson- ville Railway. Population 250.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Becket. L., cooper. Biggs Robt. J., painter.
BROWN MARTIN G., SCHOOL TEACH- ER. (See card, p. 122.) Sec N. G, Olds & Son's Advertisement, p. 98.
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Biggs Samuel, constable. Cass N. H., physician. DIETZ & GUERNSEY. GENERAL MER- CHANT. (See card, p. 122.)
Doyle Rev. P., Catholic.
Gray J., carpenter.
Gray O. C., brick mason. Gross L., carpenter.
GUERNSEY E. B., POSTMASTER AND EXPRESS AND AGENT. RAILROAD
Guernsey Guy C., justice of peace.
Harris Jno. C., tanner.
Jasper Geo. F., pump maker.
Lee Rev. - , Presbyterian.
Lewis T., cooper.
McCoy J. A. C. & W. N., physicians.
Maloy R., wagon maker.
Mathes -, school teacher.
Mills D. S., brick mason.
Mitchell J., carpenter.
Rader John B., flour and saw mill.
Ruter Rev. M. A., Methodist.
Ryan J. S., carpenter.
Scholl Chas., general merchant and town- ship trustee. Stark Thos. L., hotel proprietor.
Taylor S. C., boots and shoes.
Thrapp J. T., cabinet maker.
· Warren Robt., justice of peace. Wicht P., boots and shoes. Wilcox Jno. D., saddler.
HUDSON,
A post village of Laporte county, situated on Lake Desmoine, and on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, 12 miles north-east from Laporte, about 150 miles north by west from Indianapo- lis, and 78 miles east from Chicago. Population 150.
HUDSONVILLE,
A post office of Daviess county, about 90 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
HUNTINGBURG,
A post village of Dubois county, 8'miles south-west from Jasper, and about 100 miles sonth by west from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Evansville and Louisville, and received by river and wagon. Population 280.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Appel A., saloon. Arnsman A., agricultural implements.
E. PICKHARDT, HUNTINGBURG, IND. DEALER IN
DRY COODS
GROCERIES,
Hardware, Queensware, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, &c., &c.
Barger J., saw mill.
Beeler I., physician and dentist.
Bleniker E. J., tanner.
Boandenstein J., saddler.
Bock H., brick mason.
Boehmer & Dufendacht, flour mill.
Brandenstin D., general merchant.
Bretz L., general merchant.
Bretz V., cooper.
Bretz Wm., township trustee.
Curry W., constable.
Delfosse F., brewer.
Dickman G., boots and shoes.
Dickman H., carpenter.
Dittmer M., agricultural implements.
Fisher M., justice of peace.
Fromm Jacob, carpenter.
Haas Rev. - , Methodist, Haas Wm., school teacher.
Hendrickson W., justice of peace.
Hildebrand F., boots and shoes.
Jandebeur M., coil dealer.
Johnston T. J., physician and dentist.
Katterheinrich A., brick maker.
Kessner B., saw mill.
Koch G. & H., general merchants.
Korner F., agricultural implements.
Leggerman A., baker.
Lockhard L., attorney at law.
Mauntel H., proprietor [Huntingburg House.
Meier J., boots and shoes.
Meyo & Williams, steam saw mill.
Miller A. H., attorney at law.
Miller D., constable.
Miller J., agricultural implements.
Mauntel H., saloon.
Niehaus G., painter.
Osborn W. R., justice of peace.
PICKHARDT E., POSTMASTER AND GENERAL MERCHANT. (See card, p. 123.)
Rothert Il., proprietor Washington ;House and general merchant.
Rottger HI , agricultural implements. Salat D., tailor. Schlesing A., brick mason.
Schuble J., cooper. Shively Rev. J. B., Christian.
Sco Advertisement Jones House, Greencastle, p. 109.
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Soehnker G., tailor. Spradley A. B. jr., constable. Turnan F., fanning mill maker. Wesseler C., cabinet maker.
HUNTINGTON,
A post town, and the capital of Hunting- ton county, on the Wabash and Erie ca- nal, and the Wabash and Western Rail- way, 25 miles south-west from Ft. Wayne, 19 miles east by north from Wabash, and about 85 miles north north-east from In- dianapolis. Population 2,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. AGER JOHN G., PROP'R. AMERICAN HOUSE. GOOD STABLE ATTACH- ED, MARKET. (See card, p. 124.) AMERICAN HOUSE, JOHN G. AGER, PROP'R., FREE OMNIBUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS, MARKET. Bickle W., postmaster, Market.
Blackburn Thos., grocer and liquor dealer, Jefferson.
Bodo H. W., grocery.
Borden Thos. E., saddles and harness, Jef- ferson.
Bower J. A., saddles and harness, Jeffer- son.
BRANDT MARTIN B., COUNTY RECOR- DER, COURT HOUSE.
Brooks Bryant, barber and hair dresser, Market.
Carll John, auditor, Court House.
Chamberlin L. B., dentist.
Churchill & Stapleton, marble shop.
Clark W. G., attorney at law, Jefferson.
Corley & Co., hardware and stoves, Jeffer-
Daugherty Samuel, sheriff, Court House. Davis J., druggist, market.
DAY S. F., LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. GOOD HORSES AND CARRIAGES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. NEAR LOWER LOCK.
DE LONG A. W., EDITOR AND PROPRI- ETOR INDIANA HERALD, ISSUED ON WEDNESDAYS, JEFFERSON. Dick F., clothier. Jefferson.
EWING W. & BRO., GENERAL DEAL- ERS IN FORRIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, JEFFERSON.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, S. E. WHIPPLE, PROPRIETOR, NEAR R. R. DEPOT. Falk A., saloon, Market.
Faloon J., general store, Jefferson.
Fitch M., grocery, Market.
Godfrey R. N., saloon and eating, Market. Griffith J. W., druggist, Jefferson.
HALLE A,, READY-MADE CLOTHING, JEFFERSON.
Hammel Chas., druggist.
AMERICAN HOUSE, JOHN G. AGER, PROPR. Huntington, Indiana.
GOOD STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE.
Passengers and Baggage Con- veyed to and from the Railroad Depot free of Charge.
Hunter, Lewis & Co., hardware, corner Market and Jefferson.
Huntington Democrat, Kocker & Winter, editors and proprietors, Purviance Hall.
INDIANA HERALD, THE OLDEST AND LARGEST CIRCULATED PAPER IN THE COUNTY, (ISSUED ON WEDNESDAY,) A. W. DELONG, PROPRIETOR, JEFFERSON.
Kenower Johr, manufacturer and dealer in furniture, Jefferson.
Kilby A. S., ambrotype artist, Jefferson. Kocher W. C., attorney at law, Jefferson. Kocher & Winter, editors and proprietors Huntington Democrat,
Hall: Purviance
Kopp A., cabinet maker, Market.
Laudeman A., groceries and saloon, Jef- ferson.
LOUGHRIDGE W, B., ATTORNEY AT LAW, COURT HOUSE.
Lyons W. B., physician, Market.
Layman & Shaffer, physician, Market. Miesch & Co., grocer, Jefferson.
MILLIGAN & LAUGHRIDGE, ATTOR- NEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, COURT HOUSE.
Moore & McGrew, general store, corner Market and Jefferson.
Morton L. P., grocery and saloon, Jeffer- son.
Nix Peter, justice of peace, Market.
Purvianee J. & J. W., general store, Jeffer- son.
Purviance Mrs. S. J., millinery and fancy goods, Jefferson.
Purviance W. R., books and notions, Mar- ket.
Rapp W., boot and shoe maker, Jefferson. Reinhard W. Il., grocery and saloon, Jef- ferson.
Renbarger J. M., saddles and harness, Jefferson.
Rifenberick J. M., jeweler, Market.
ROCHE THOS., ATTORNEY AND COL- LECTING AGENT, COR. MARKET AND JEFFERSON.
See N. G. Olds & Son's Advertisement, p. 98.
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OBED MERCER,
Huron, Indiana, DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES CLOTHING,
Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes, Ho- siery, School Stationery, Farm- ing Implements, Manufac- tured Tobacco and Cigars.
Cash Paid for Wheat.
SANGER O. W., TREASURER, COURT HOUSE.
Schepper D., boot and shoemaker, Market. Skiles & Davies, general store, Jefferson. Smith F. P., saloon, Market.
Snider & Godden, shoemakers. Swartz H., boot and shoe makers. Taylor & Sou, boots and shoes, Market. WHIPPLE S. E., EXCHANGE HOTEL, NEAR R. R. DEPOT.
Wiley Joseph, clerk, Court House. Zahn A., boot and shoe store, Jefferson .. Zalin l'eter, merchant tailor, Jefferson. Zahn & Weber, groceries, Jefferson.
HUNTSVILLE,
A post village of Madison county, on Fall creek, 1 mile from Pendleton, 8 miles west by south from Anderson, and 29 miles north-east from Indianapolis. A post vil- lage of the same name is situated in Whit- ley county, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, 8 miles west from Columbia City.
HURON,
A post village of Lawrence county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, 17 miles south-west from Bedford, and about 75 miles south by west from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are usually purchased at Cincinnati. Population 90.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Tradea, Etc. Atchison James, justice of peace. BARTLETT JOIN W., RESIDENT. Chapman Henry, justice of peace. Connely Jesse, township trustec.
HISKEY W. J., GENERAL MERCHANT AND DEALER IN FURNITURE.
Larkin J. B., physician.
MERCER OBED, POSTMASTER AND GENERAL MERCHANT. (See card, p. 125.) Morley Josiah, constable. PROSSER LAFAYETTE, PROPRIETOR STEAM SAW MILL. Roy Joseph, constable.
HYMERA,
A post office of Sullivan county, 10 miles north-east from Sullivan, and about 80 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
IBA,
A post office of DeKalb county, about 130 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
INDEPENDENCE,
A post village of Warren county, on the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway, 9 miles north-east from Williamsport, and about 70 miles north-west from Indianap- olis. Also a village of the same name in Grant county, see Rigdon post office.
INDIANA FURNACE,
A post office of Vermillion county, about 70 miles west from Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS,
The capital of the State of Indiana, and the seat of justice of Marion county, is a handsome post city, situated on the east bank of the west fork of White river, in latitude 30 degs. 55 min. north, and longi- tude 86 degs. 5 min .- 573 miles west by north from Washington City, and 110 miles north-west from Cincinnati. It was settled in 1819, selected as the seat of government in 1820, laid out early in 1821, and on the 1st of January, 1825, the public officers of State were removed from Corydon to this place. It is the commercial and political metropolis of one of the most important States of the north-west. In 1830 it contained a pop-
See Advertisement Adams Express Co., Evansville, p. 75.
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D. HILLS & CO. C. F. O'DRISCOLL. HILLS, O'DRISCOLL & CO., Stercotype and Electrotype Foundry, +
DEALERS IN PRINTING MATERIALS, No. 141 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Stereotyping and Electrotyping of all kinds. Books, Music, Pamphlets, and Jobs of every description done at short notice, and in the best manner.
ulation of 1,085; in 1840, 2,692; in 1850, 8,034; in 1860, 18,612, and its present probable population is 25.000.
STATE OFFICERS.
O. P. MORTON, Governor.
A. LANGE, Auditor.
WM. A. PEELLE, Secretary.
J. S HARVEY, Treasurer.
JOHN F. KIBBEY, Attorney General.
B. F. HARRISON, Reporter Supreme Court. JOHN P. JONES, Clerk Supreme Court.
R. D. BROWN, State Librarian.
SAMUEL K. HOSHOUR, Superintendent Pub- lic Instruction.
JUDGES SUPREME COURT.
SAMUEL E. PERKINS, ANDREW DAVIDSON, J. I .. WORDEN, JAS. M. HANNA,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
F. M. Fisch, Judge Circuit Court.
CHAS. A. RAY, Judge Common Pleas Court.
WILLIAM WALLACE, Clerk Circuit and Common Pleas Court.
WILLIAM JOHN WALLACE, Sheriff.
ALEX. G. V'ALLACE, Recorder.
JACOB T. WRIGHT, Auditor.
JOHN L. BROWN, Treasurer.
G. W. ALLRED, Coroner.
OLIVER W. VOORHIS. Surveyor.
JOHN C. BUFKIN, Prosecuting Attorney Court Common Pleas. LEVI A. HARDESTY, SAMUEL MOORE and GEO. BRUCE, Commissioners.
CITY OFFICERS.
S. D. MAXWELL, Mayor.
Jostpur K. ENGLISH, Treasurer. JOHN G. WATERS, Clerk. JOHN UNVERSAW, Marshal.
JAMES WOOD, Engineer.
56 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
G. F. ADAMS, DEALER IN NEW & SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE . SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, STOVES, And all kinds of Household Goods bought at a fair valuation.
JOHN A. COLESTOCK, Street Commissioner. CHARLES JOHN, Market Master. JOHN B. STUMPH, Assessor.
JAMES N. SWEITSER, Attorney.
COUNCILMEN.
SIMS A. COLLEY, SAMUEL SEIBERT, First Ward.
ANDREW WALLACE, T. P. HAUGHEY, Second Ward. H. A. FLETCHER, W. C. THOMPSON, Third Ward.
JOHN BLAKE, R. B. EMERSON, Fourth Ward. STEPHEN MCNABB, E. II. L. KUHLMAN, Fifth Ward. A. II. BROWN, A. METZGER, Sixth Ward. S. A. FLETCHER, JR., CHARLES RICHMANN. Seventh Ward.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. ABBETT L. & SON. (LAWSON & CHAS. IL .. ) PHYSICIANS. PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE TREATMENT OF ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE, 20 VIRGINIA AVENUE.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO., JOHN H. OHR, AG'T., 12 EAST WASHINGTON.
Seo Advertisement Ivinson's Portable Engines, p. SO.
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APOLLO GARDEN AND TURNER HALL,
Kentucky Avenue, Corner Ten- nessee Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Choice Eines & Liquors Lager Beer, And other Luxuries and Refresh- ments dispensed at this Fashionable Resort. FREDERICK E. SCHEIGERT, PROPRIETOR.
ADAMS G. F., DEALER IN NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE, 56 EAST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 126.)
Etna Building, north Pennsylvania, bet. Washington and Market.
ATNA INSURANCE CO., WM. HEN- DERSON, AG'T., ETNA BUILDING, NORTH PENNSYLVANIA.
Aiken J. B., family knitting machines, Yohn's Block.
Aldag C., manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, 124 East Washing- ton.
Alford, Mills & Co., (Thos. J. Alford, H. W. Mills, Win. H. Morrison and R. S. Talbot, ) wholesale grocers, 35 East Washington.
ALLEN & HINESLEY, (HENRY ALLEN AND WM. HINESLEY, ) LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, PEARL, REAR OF PALMER HOUSE. (See card, p. 129.)
Allred G. W., county coroner.
American Bible Society, Rev. Wm. Arm. strong, agent for northern Indiana. AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., J. BUTTER- FIELD, AG'T., COR. WASHINGTON AND MERIDIAN.
Anderson Geo. P., insurance agent and notary public. Odd Fellows' Building. Andra John, harness maker, 169 East Washington.
APOLLO GARDEN, KENTUCKY AVE- NUE, CORNER TENNESSEE. (Sec card, p. 127.)
Armstrong Rev. Wm., agent of American Bible Society for northern Indiana, residence 186 North Illinois.
"AROUND THE CORNER" GROCERY, G. W. HAWES, PROP'R., NORTH ILLI- NOIS, OPP. THE BATES HOUSE. (See card, p. 12S.)
Asher & Co., (John R. Asher and Geo. IF. Adams, ) book and map publishers, Odd Fellows' Hall. (See card, oppo- site Front cover.
J. BARNARD,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN Burning and Machinery
AGENT FOR SPEER'S CELEBRATED
SAMBUCI WINES, Office No. 18 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Aston Joseph, boarding house, 9 Ken- tucky avenue.
ATKINS E. C., MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN SAWS, 155 SOUTH IL- LINOIS. (See card.)
Backesto J. P., physician, 28 . Illinois. Bacon Dan., exchange saloon, N. Illinois. Baker Mrs. A. & Co., milliners, 24 S. Illi- nois.
Baker Miss E., dress maker, 26 S. ; Illi- nois.
Baker & McIver, hats, caps, straw goods, etc., 22 E. Washington.
BALDWIN J. H., PROP'R FANCY BA- ZAAR, 6 E. WASHINGTON.
Balke C., saloon, 175 E. Washington.
Ballweg & Kindler (Ambrose Ballweg, Charles Kindler), gunsmiths and bell hangers, 17 Kentucky Avenne.
BAMBERGER H., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, ETC., 16 E. WASH- INGTON.
Banghart Watson, pump maker 12 N. Del- aware.
Bank of the State of Indiana, Hugh Mc- Cullongh, President, James MI. Ray, . Cashier, cor Illinois and Kentucky Avenue.
Barbour & Howland (L. Barbour and J. D. Howland), attorneys at law, corner Washington and Meridian.
BARNARD J., DEALER IN WINES AND ALE, AND BURNING AND MACHI- NERY OILS, 18 SOUTH MERIDIAN. (See card, p. 127.)
BARNES HENRY F., PHYSICIAN, DIAG- ONAL COR. WASHINGTON AND KENTUCKY AVENUE. (See card, p. 129.)
Barnitt. Thos., grocer, 170 E. Washington. Barry E. H., Secretary Grand Lodge I. O. O. F., Odd Fellows' Hall.
Bates House, cor. Illinois and Washington, William Judson, prop'r.
Bates House saloon, under Bates House, N. Illinois.
See Advertisement Little's Rotary Stave Cutter, p. S2.
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FAHNESTOCK.IND'PS.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
Pearl St,, in rear of Palmer House, Indianapolis, Ind.
Every description of vehicles usually found in a Livery Stable always on hand. Horses kept by the Day, Week or Month.
DR. HENRY F. BARNES, Physican aud Surgeon,
Diagonal Cor. Washington St. and Kentucky Avenue, opp. Bates and Palmer Houses, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Batty John H., butcher, 10 N. Pennsylva- nia.
Beal J. A., attorney at law, 193 E. Wash- ington.
Beaty D. S., president Indianapolis Gas Light and Coke Co .. Ray's Building. BECK C., MANUFACTURER OF GAIN TWIST RIFLES. SHOT GUNS, PIS- TOLS, ETC., 15 SOUTH MERIDIAN. Beck E., Crystal Palace, 44 West Wash- ington.
Beck Samuel, gunsmith, 86 East Washing- ton.
Becker H., trunk manufacturer, 30 West Washington.
BEEBE R .. EMPIRE SALOON, 23 WEST WASHINGTON.
Behymer D., carpenter and builder, 8 North Delaware.
Bell M., physician, 124 North Delaware. Bellefontaine Railway Line, office corner Louisinns and Meridian.
Benjamin D. O. & Son (D. O. and Theo- dore), capital city file works, Penn- sylvania, one square east of Union Depot.
BILL LEDYARD, PUBLISHER OF AB- BOTT'S HISTORY OF THE REBEL- LION, POST OFFICE LOCK BOX 112. BINGHAM J. J., EDITOR INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, SOUTH MERID- IAN, BET. WASHINGTON AND MARYLAND.
BINGHAM W. P. & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN WATCH- ES, JEWELRY, ETC., 20 EAST WASHINGTON. (See card, opposite index.)
Birch J.& Co., grocers, 79 East Washington. Blackford's Block, south-east cor. Wash- ington and Meridian.
Blaes N., saloon, IS South Delaware.
Blair James M., saddler and harness. maker, 198 West Washington.
Blake John, councilman, Fourth Ward.
Blake's Building, cor. Washington and Kentucky Avenue.
Blanc, Borst & Lake, Bates House meat market, under Bates House, North Illinois.
Blind Asylum, North, bet. Pennsylvania and Meridian.
Bobbs J. S., physician, over Harrison's Bank.
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CAPITAL BREWERY
WRIGHT & MILLARD,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PALE STOCK, AMBER CREAM & CHAMPAGNE ALE,
OFFICE, 20 S. Meridian St., and at the Brewery.
METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPH DAGUERREOTYPE AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY,
College Hall Building Corner Washington and Pennsylvania Streets, nearly oppo- site Odd Fellows' Hall,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Photographs of all sizes, up to Life Size, Colored in Oil. We aim to please.
Hours for Children from 9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
A. J. COX. D. R. CLARK,
Boetticher Julius, editor and publisher Indiana Volksblatt, 132 East Wash- ington.
Bohlen David A., architect, Etna Build- ing.
BOWEN, STEWART & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOKS, STATIONERY, WALL AND WIN- DOW PAPER, 18 WEST WASHING- TON. (See card, p. 155.)
Bowles Thos. H, attorney at law, 103 East Washington.
Boyd J. T., homeopathic physician and surgeon, 40 North Pennsylvania.
BRADEN WILLIAM, STEAM PRINTER, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN BLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY, 24 WEST WASHINGTON.
Brado Thos., general store, Virginia ave. mue, cor. East and Sonth.
DRAKE & MERRYMON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
WELC3 EBAD & COLORS
AND DEALERS IN Paints, Varnishes, Oils, &c., No. 47 SOUTH STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
COR. VIRGINIA AVENUE AND DELAWARE.
BRANCH OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, COR. WASH- INGTON AND MERIDIAN, GEO. TOUSEY, PRESIDENT; DANIEL E. SNYDER, CASHIER.
Bretz Adam, groceries, 40 Louisiana.
BRENNINGER AUGUSTUS, DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. COUN- TRY PRODUCE, LIQUORS. IM- PORTER OF WINES, COR. WASH- INGTON AND MERIDIAN.
Bright Mrs. E., boarding house, 45 North Pennsylvania.
Brinkman & Ruschaupt, livery and sale stables, 17 South Delaware.
Brinkmeyer J. C. & Co., (J. C. Brinkmey- er and F. L. Kasting, ) wholesale dealers in liquors, wines, cigars, to- bacco, &c., 82 West Washington.
Bristor S. M., carriage maker, 28 Keu- tucky avenne.
Brough John, Superintendent Bellefon- tain railroad line, Alabama, fronting Maryland.
BROWN A. IL .. LOCAL EDITOR IN !! I. ANA STATE JOURNAL, AND COUNCILMAN 6TH WARD, COR. MERIDIAN AND CIRCLE.
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