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Waw-Pe-Con 276
aVandalis
aVan Welded's 261
264
Wea View
Windfall 978
West Kinderhook
xviii
INDEX.
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aWinslow .. 279
Woostertown 279
Yellow Creek 280
aWinterrowd. 279
a Worth 279
Yellow River 280
aWintersville. 279
aWorthington 279
York Center 280
a Wirt.
279
a Worthsville 279
Yorktown 280
Wolcott's Mills
279
a Wright 279
aYorkville. 280
Wolf Creek.
279
a Wright's Corners 279
Yountsville 280
Wolf Lake 279
Wright's Mills 280
Zanesville. 280
Woodbury. 279
Wayandotte 280
Zenas 280
Woodland 279
Wynn 280
Zinsburg. 280
a Wood's Mills 279
a Woodville
279
a Yankeetown 280
Zionsville
280
Woolsey
279
LADIES' AUCTION ROOM, BY LOTHROP & WRIGHT, No. 17 North Pennsylvania Street, THREE DOORS SOUTH OF THE POST OFFICE.
DAY SALES FOR THE LADIES, AND EVENING SALES FOR GENTLEMEN,
ALL Goods left at the above Auction and Commission House will be thankfully received, and quick returns, accompanied by the Cash.
I, P. LOTHROP, Licensed Auctioneer.
EVANSVILLE WEEKLY GAZETTE, And Democratic Family Newspaper.
JOHN H. SCOTT, - - - Editor and Publisher. EVANSVILLE, IND.
"This paper will be issued every Saturday morning at $1 50 a year; Five copies, $6; Ten copies, $10. One copy for six months, 75 cents.
No paper sent without the money, nor continued a longer time than paid for. My Office in Bray's Building, First Street, near the Post Office.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE, HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
-IS- THE LARGEST AND BEST ARRANGED HOTEL IN NEW ENGLAND.
LEWIS RICE,
PROPRIETOR,
Moses' Spectacles, the best in use, sold only at 48 East Washington Street.
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Xenia 280
Zion 280
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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PAGE
ACTON.
BRAZIL.
Croasdale J
30
BROOK.
Larrew S. J
32
BROOKLYN.
Adams A. H.
5
ANNAPOLIS.
Sherman J. H.
8
ANOKA.
MeBean T. P.
8
AUBURN.
Case J. W.
12
AURORA.
Hamilton J
13
Snyder L.
37
CANTON.
Albertson & Trueblood.
CARTERSBURG.
Poe J. M.
40
CENTER POINT.
BALDSTOWN.
Woods James R.
17
BEDFORD.
Thomasson John D
20
BELLEVILLE.
Berger H. F.
21
BLOOMFIELD.
Van Slyke Henry.
24
BLOOMINGTON.
Mccullough & Son
25
Whitaker Clement.
25
Worley Z.
26
Hinshaw Zeno
41
CLEVELAND.
Bedgood P. & Co
46
CLINTON.
Campbell J. G.
47
COATESVILLE
Newson J
49
COLFAX.
McDowell M. C.
50
COLUMBIA CITY.
Mason & Gregg
Moses, Optician and Spectacle maker, formerly No. 20, now No. 48 E. Washington St ..
Benton Joseph
2
ALEXANDER.
Scott & Smithson
3
AMITY.
Cox & Sanders ..
33
BROWNSBURG.
Nash G. W
83
CAMPBELLSBURG.
Overman Axion.
38
CAMBRIDGE CITY.
Stanley J. C.
37
CAMDEN.
AUSTIN.
Sierp John H. J.
15
BAINBRIDGE.
Welch L. T.
17
INDEX.
PAGE
COLUMBUS.
Irwin Joseph I 52
Jones House
53
CRAWFORDSVILLE.
Pursel H.
58
DAN WEBSTER.
Hood Thomas W
..
63
DELPHI.
Varnes J. A
64
ELIZABETH.
Jones Morris E.
71
EVANSVILLE.
Adams Express Co
75
..
Behin Jeremiah
76
Bischof Emil.
77
City Foundry
xxiv
Canal Bank.
77
Eagle Foundry
363
Evansville Gazette.
'xviii
Funke Ferdinand
78
Haas Dr. I.
79
Hutchinson F
350
Iglehart Brothers
79
Ivinson John
80
Koenig D. A.
81
Kratz & Heilman
xxiv
Law & Anthes
81
Little Brothers
82
Longshore & Perkins
83
Roelker, Blount & Co.
363
Scott John H
xviii
Sherwood House
85
Southern Mills.
79
Swindle Capt. S
85
Vautier & Marconnier
86
Waldkurch B.
86
Wentz C. H.
75
FARMERS' RETREAT.
Bosse Garrett
88
FORT WAYNE.
Citizens' Bank
95
Cornell D. O. & Brother
04
Dawson John W.
93
Fort Wayne Bending Factory
98
Fort Wayne Machine Works
92
Fox H. C.
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Hough John
97
Humphreys James
95
Mayer House
96
Nuttman J. D.
95
Schmidt C. & co
97
Tigar Thomas.
94
Olds N. G. & Son
98
Union File Works.
97
FRANKLIN.
Branham G. W. & Son
100
Franklin Woolen Mills
100
Hodges Ambrose
101
Runyon House.
101
Scott & Eaton.
101
Woollen & Byfield
102
FRANKTON.
Ogborn Lafayette
102
GEORGETOWN.
MeIlhenny S. E. & Co.
19
GRANVILLE.
Dragoo John.
108
GREENCASTLE.
Jones House
109
Kissner L
110
GREENSBURG.
Hamilton James
362
Moss House.
113
HARRODSBURG.
Carmichael & Urmey
117
HENRYVILLE.
Dietz & Guernsey
122
HOWARD.
Brown M. G.
122
HUNTINGBURG.
Rickhardt E.
123
HUNTINGTON.
Aver John G ..
124
American House.
124
HURON.
Mercer Obed
125
INDIANAPOLIS.
Adams G. F.
126
96 | Allen & Hlinesley.
129
Moses Spectacles are never sold by peddlers, Remember that.
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INDEX.
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Apollo Garden 127 Around the Corner Grocery. 128 Asher & Co. Facing front cover
Atkins E. C.
424
Baker & McIver
xvii
Barnard J 127
Barnes Dr. Henry F.
129
Bates House
Facing title
Bingham W. P. & Co.
viii
Bowen, Stewart & Co.
155
Bryant's Commercial College.
131
Callina:
xvii
Campbell W. H
382
Capital Brewery
130
Central House
132
Clark & Co.
Facing Front Cover
Cox & Clark
130
Drake & Merryman
130
Dumont & Sinker.
431
Duncan J. & D.
133
Eden & Copeland
134
Feller George
132
Fletcher H. A. & Co
136
Gallup W. P.
132
Geisendorff G. W. & Co.
$41
Gibson W. T.
143
Good M. H
137
Grambling J. & P
135
Smith Frank
14S
Gridley F. R.
381
Grosvenor & Turner
146 and 153
Hawes Geo. W., (grocer, ) 128, 281 and 282
Hawes G. W. & Co., (publishers, ). 142
Hawthorn & Buchanan
138
Heidlinger John A 139
Hinckley D. J.
161
Holland John W 140
Hyde A. R.
144
Indiana Fire Ins. Co.
143
Judson Wm Facing Title
Kahn 2 147
Klotz Emil 145 Kolb Lewis 149
Krause & Whittenburg
366
Lang Louis
148
Leathers, Carter & M'Kernan 141
Lieber II.
141
Little's Hotel. 144
Lothrop & Wright ..
xviii
Macy House
382
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Mayer Chas
151
May's Patent Jail
337
Mason M.
141
McDonald, Roache & Lewis.
xvii
Merchant's Dispatch. 140
Merrill Dr. John F
140
Merrill & Co.
150
Metropolitan Photograph Gallery 130
Milner & Hewitt.
141
Munson & Johnson.
Facing title
Newcomb & Tarkington
149.
New York Bazaar.
145
Nickum & Parrott.
viii
Oriental House
16h
Palmer House.
381
Parker Edgar
163.
Patent Fly Catcher
282:
Perrin Geo. K.
147
Purdy's Commercial College
336
Redstone Machine Works
160
Root. D. & Co.
434
Ruger & Caldwell
152 and 294
Sawyer John S.
Inside Back Cover
Scheigert Frederick E.
127
Schnull A. & H.
158
Scott, Nicholson & Co.
160
Singer MI. & Co.
xvii
Spiegel, Thoms & Co
148
Starr & Case
150
Staub J
164
Steffens Charles & Co.
157
Stilz .J. Geo
156
Trade Palace
136
Vickers W. B.
154
Voight H. L. & Co
182
Vonnegut Clemens
162
Wainwright Samuel
147
Werden & Co ..
147
Western Champion Fly Trap Manu-
factory ..
251
Western Machine Works
431
Willard & Stowell.
5
Woodbridge C. A.
16-4
Wright & Millard
130
KENT STATION.
Phelps & West ..
170
KNOX.
Mahan W. H., Agent
133 | Ulley A. J.
173
Moses' Spectacles strengthen and preserve the sight. 4S East Washington Street.
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INDEX.
N.T. CUNNINGHAM
DEALER IN
DRY 6 Groceries, Queensware, Hardware,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES
READY - MADE CLOTHING, NOTIONS, &c., &c. Martinsville, Indiana.
PAGE
KOKOMO.
Luce M.
173
Henderson House.
173
LAFAYETTE.
Bramble House
176
Cunningham W. R.
177
Durbon R. A.
177
Fonda P. W.
178
Gordon Edwin.
179
Hastings R. S
180
Lafayette Argus
180
Lafayette Eye, Ear and Lung Infir-
mary.
178
Lafayette Courier
181
Lahr House.
182
Lingle W. S
181
Lingle & Spring.
181
Wood Thos
176
LAWRENCEBURG.
Bolander House 1S6
Thompson Ben
186
LOGANSPORT.
Brown House
190
Morrow House.
383
MADISON.
Benson Geo. H. & Co. 194
Fisher J. H.
196
Madison Hotel
196
Walden C. H.
197
MARTINSVILLE.
Cunningham N. J., .. xxii
MIDDLEBURY.
PAGE
NEVADA.
Hoag J. D.
210
NEW ALBANY.
Blackwell W. B
212
DePaw House.
212
Gibbs Geo. L.
213
Graves Geo. H.
213
Howk & Weir
214
Marsh S. S.
214
Marshel J. H
215
NEWBURG.
Gibson R. & D
92
NORTH JUDSON.
Smith J. S.
223
OGDEN.
Hodson E. F
225
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ORLEANS.
Kemp W. R. C.
435
PERU.
Teague A
220
Tobias & Kirk
229
Western House.
229
PLAINFIELD.
Shideler Isaac
231
RICHMOND.
Newton A. N.
237
SALEM.
Burton D. A.
243
Persise House
244
Salem Union Advocate.
243
SEYMOUR.
Bledsoe L. S
246
Harvey Bros
246
McCollum House
247
Seymour Dining House ..
246
SHELBYVILLE.
Parish J. W
248
SPARKSVILLE.
Richards W. C. & Co.
259
TERRE HAUTE.
Ball Isaac
255
Myers J. G.
203 | Batz Jacob & Son ..
257
Moses, the Spectaclo man, speaks plain English.
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INDEX.
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Buntin House
256
Clark House 257
Forrest Thomas J.
257
Gerstmeyer August.
258
Ilubbs Ben
384
Moore J. A ..
258
Nofsinger & Haire
256
Terre Haute House.
38-4
Turner & McKeen.
259
VINCENNES.
Buchanan & Phelon 265
City Foundry
267
Eams Henry H. & Richard M.
266
Gray J. W
267
Loten J.
268
Vincennes Foundry
265
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Vincennes Sash, Door and Blind Fac-
tory
268
WABASH.
Center House
270
Ilibben & Rengenbergen.
403
Jones S. D
271
Lewis James
270
Niles D. D.
271
Rural Home Water Cure.
271
Wabash Plain Dealer.
403
WASHINGTON.
Burton J. W
273
WATERLOO CITY.
Knisely Isaac E.
275
MISCELLANEOUS INDEX.
PAGE
Alphabetical Arrangement of Towns 1 Classification. 295
Index to Advertisements.
xix
Index to Cities, Towns, Villages, and Post Offices ix Index to Classified Business Directory XXV
Index to Foreign Advertisements. .xxvii Preface. vii
RAILROADS-
Indiana Central
291
PAGE
Indianapolis and Cincinnati 285
Jeffersonville
286
Eaton & Hamilton
283
Erie Railway.
284
Louisville, New Albany and Chi-
cago ..
287
North Missouri 200
Ohio & Mississippi.
259
Peru & Indianapolis
209
Terre Haute & Richmond
292
Toledo & Wabash
28S
xxiv
ADVERTISEMENT.
CITY FOUNDRY
EVANSVILLE, IND.
WM. HEILMAN.
KRATZ & HEILMAN, Manufacturers and Builders of
KRATZ &HELMAND CITIMEOURDES
THRESHING MACHINEST
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
KRATZ &HEILMAN
ENGINE BUILDERS.
CHRISTIAN KRATZ.
U E ¿Steam Engines and Boilers, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills, Thrashing Machines, &c.
The Proprietors of the City Foundry beg leave to inform their friends and the public in general that they are prepared to do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK. They are manufacturing Steam Engines and Boilers of any size and power required, Saw Mill Machinery, Threshing Machines, Horse Power Corn Shellers, Iron and Brass Costings of every description, Iron House Fronts, Cel- lar Grates, &c. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved paterns, Brew- ers, Distillers, Rectifiers, &c., supplied with every description of Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Copper, Lead and Sheet Iron Pipes, Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles, &c., Work- men sent where required to fit up work and make repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
Ofice and Sale Rooms No. 60 Main Street. Foundry, Boiler Yard and Ma- chine Shop on l'ine Street, between First and Second, Evansville, Ind.
Moses, Optician and Spectacle Maker, formerly No. 20, now No. 48 E. Washington St.
Index to Classified Business Directory.
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PAGE
Agricultural Implements ..
295
Ambrotype, Daguerrean and Photo-
graphic Artists. 296
Architects
297
Attorneys at Law 298
Auctioneers
303
Aurists and Oculists.
804
Bakers and Confectioners 301
Banks 306 Bankers and Exchange Dealers 30G
Barbers
307
Bedstead Manufacturers.
308
Beef Packers.
308
Bell Hangers.
308
Billiard Rooms 808
Blacksmiths.
309
Blank Book Manufacturers and Deal-
ers .. 311
Boiler Manufacturers. 311
Booksellers and Stationers.
311
Book Binders and Blank Book Manu- facturers 311
Boots and Shoes 312
Bowling Saloons 318
Drewers 319
Brick Makers 319
Brick Masons.
320
Brokers
320
Broom Makers 320
Builders 320
Butchers
320
Cabinet Makers and Furniture Deal-
crs. 321
Cap Manufacturers
324
Carding Machines
325
Carpenters and Builders
325
Carpets, Oil Clothes, &c 329
Carriage and Wagon Makers. 329
Chair Manufacturers ..
332
China Glass and Queensware
332
Cigars and Tobacco.
333
Clocks
334
Clothes Renovators
334
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors ..
334
Coal Dealers
338
Coal Oil and Lamps 338
Coffin Warerooms.
33S
Collecting Agents.
338
Colleges
338
Commercial Colleges.
338
Commission, Forwarding and Pro-
duce Merchants.
338
Confectioners
339
Constables
339
Coopers
841
Country Merchants and General
Stores
342
Cutlery
349
Daguerrean Artists ..
340
Dentists
340
Distillers and Rectifiers
350
Doors and Blinds
051
Dressmakers
051
Druggists.
851
Dry Goods
353
Dyers and Scourers ..
257
Candle Manufacturers.
324 | Dye Woods and Dye Stuffs.
367
Moses' new Office is opposite Odd Fellows' Hall.
xxvi
INDEX.
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Edge Tool Manufacturers
357
Melodeons.
394
Engine Builders 357
Engravers.
357
Exchange Offices
357
Express Agents
357
Fancy Goods
358
Fanning Mill Manufacturers
358
Feed Stores
359
Florists
359
Flour and Feed Stores.
359
Flouring and Grist Mills.
350
Forwarding Merchants
361
Foundries and Machine Shops
361
Fruit Dealers
364
Fur Dealers
364
Furniture Dealers
361
Furnishing Goods.
364
Gas and Steam Fitters and Plumbers 365
Gift Distributers
365
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General Stores
365
Grain Dealers
365
Grocers
365
Gunsmithe, Guns, Pistols, &c., . 374
Hardware and Cutlery.
375
Harness Makers.
876
Hats, Caps and Furs.
376
Hide and Leather Dealers and Tan-
ners. 376
Hoe Manufacturers 378
Hotels and Hotel Proprietors. 378
Insurance Agents.
385
Insurance Companies.
386
Iron and Steel Warehouses
387
Iron Railing and Grating.
387
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks and Silver Ware. 387
Justices of the Peace 389 Lamp Dealers. 391
Land Agents and Dealers 891
Lawyers ..
391
Leather Dealers. 391
Liquor Dealers 391
Livery and Sale Stables. 391
Locksmiths and Bell Hangers 393
Lumber Dealers
393
Machinists 393
Magistrates
393
Marble Workers and Dealers.
303
Mattress Manufacturers.
394
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Mercantile Colleges
394
Merchant Tailors.
394
Mathematical and Philosophical In- strument Manufacturers 391
Milliners and Dress Makers. 395 Millinery Silk and Straw Good's 396
Music Stores.
397
News Agents and Dealers
307
Newspapers
399
Notaries Public.
403
Notions
404
Nurseries, Seedsmen and Florists. 404 Oil Cloths, Carpets and Mattings. 404
Opticians
405
Painters-House and Sign. 405
Painters-Portrait ..
406
Paints, Oil, Glass, Dye-Stuffs, &c 406
Pawn Brokers.
407
Periodical Agents 407
Photographic Artists.
407
Paper Mills.
406
Patent Right Agents.
406
Physicians and Surgeons.
407
Piano Fortes and Musical Instru-
ments.
412
Pistols, Guns, &c
412
Planing Mills
412
Plumbers
412
Plow Makers
412
Pork Packers
413
Potteries
413
Printers-Book and Job.
413
Produce Dealers
415
Provision Dealers.
415
Publishers, Books
415
Pump Makers.
415
Queensware
415
Railing and Grating
415
Real Estate Agents and Dealers
416
Rectifiers
416
Restaurants
416
Rolling Mills
416
Saddle and Harness Makers and
Dealers
417
Sale Stables
119
Saloons and Restaurants
419
Salt Agents and Dealers.
423
Sash, Blinds and Doors
423
Saw Manufacturers
424
Moses, the Spectacle man, has removed his office to 48 East Washington St.
PSQUIS SCHOIEZ
TROTAME
Pennsylvania St., two doors South of Post Office,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO AUILITARY CLOTHING
C. TV. HAWES
=
OYSTER
DEPOT.
ILLINOIS STREET,
OPPOSITE BATES HOUSE
J. A. SHANNON'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CARRILAO M
NO. 9 EAST SIXTH ST.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Employing none but first class hands, and using see mal growth and well seasoned timber. I can furnish a better carriage, for Ios
Rockaways, Standing and Falling-top Barourecs. Phaeton- Prince Alberts, Trotting Buggies, Break Wagens Sa Wiona Paldies
INDEX.
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PAGE
Saw Mills
424
Stoves and Tinware. 433
Straw Goods 435
Surgeons
436
Tailors
436
Tanners and Curriers
437
Telegraph Operators
437
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware 437
Tobacco Dealers.
438
Woolen Manufacturers
440
INDEX TO FOREIGN ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE
BOSTON, MASS.
American House xviii
BUFFALO, N. Y.
Pratt & Co
445
Turner Bro's ..
446
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Allison R. 444 Applegate & Co. Inside Front Cover Broadway Hotel. 443 Balko Julins. 413
Davidson W. F
4.41
Franklin Type and Stereotype Foundry 414
Hills, O'Driscoll & Co.
126
McAlpin, Hinman & Co
4.11
Middleton, Strowbridge & Co.
442
Oskamp A.
443
Sumner William & Co.
442
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Benton Bro's.
448
Cleveland Leader.
398
Marriott Wm. & Co
448
Weddell House.
xxviii
PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
Palmer Jas. & Co.
351
TOLEDO, O.
Bronson C
150
Griswold H. F. & Co .... Inside Back Cover
Island House
450
Ramsdell T. D. & Co.
450
Walker & Hays ..
Inside Back Cover
All the advantages of the Optical art are embodied in Moses' glasses,
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Toys and Notions 438
Trunk Makers and Dealers. 438
Undertakers. 438
Upholsterers and Mattress Manufac- turers. 488
Wagon Makers 439
Watches and Jewelry 439
Wines and Liquors 439
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ADVERTISEMENT.
WEDDELL HOUSE
Corner Superior and Bank Sts.,
BRAINERD
CLEVELAND, OHIO
J. P. ROSS,
Proprietor.
Beware of counterfeits on Moses' Spectacles.
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GEORGE W. HAWES & CO.'S
INDIANA
State Gazetteer and Business Directory FOR 1862-'63 .--- THIRD EDITION ..
NOTE .- Cities, Towns and Villages are alphabetically arranged under their post office name. The names of firms in CAPITAL LETTERS are those of Subscribers to the work.
ABERDEEN,
A post village of Ohio county, 10 miles south - west from Rising Sun, 00 miles south- east from Indianapolis, and 45 miles south-west from Cincinnati. Population 50.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Gillespie R. B., gunsmith.
Gould E. W., cabinet maker.
Gould S. A., chair maker.
Griswell E. T., cooper.
Griswell W. R., blacksmith.
Luther [. & I., steam flomring and grist mill.
Inther & Longwood, steam saw mill.
Mead W., cabinet maker.
Nettle James, cooper.
SISSON D. W., GENERAL MERCHANT.
ABINGTON,
A post village of Wayne county, on the west bank of a fork of White river, about 7 miles south-enst from Centerville, and 65 miles east from Indianapolis.
ABOITE,
A post village of Allen county, on the Wabash and Erie Canal, about 11 miles south-west from Fort Wayne, and 100 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
ACTON,
A post village of Marion county. on Big Duck creek, and on the Indianapolis aud
Cincinnati Railway, 12 miles south-east from Indianapolis. Adjoining this village is the Camp Ground of the Methodist de- nomination, containing 40 acres. Mer- chandise for this place is usually pur- chased at Indianapolis, and received via I. & C. Railway. Population 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc
Allen Rev. A. C., O. S. Presbyterian.
Apple E. W., agricultural implements.
Baas II., boot and shoe maker.
Barnett & Morgan, general merchants. Bernard John, agricultural implements.
BRENTON JOSEPH, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND POSTMASTER. card p. 2.) (See
Cooper W'm., saddle and harness maker.
Edwards Joseph, saddle and harness maker.
Evans Ed., agricultural implements.
Ferguson H. S., carpenter.
Ferguson J. A., physician.
Greeuman John C., painter.
Harden Wm., carpenter.
Hickman James, chair maker.
Hlyden Wm. IL., brick maker.
MeCollum John & Sons, steam saw mill ..
McGaughey Samuel, physician.
McGregor W. & M., wagon makers and blacksmiths.
MeRoberts Win., carpenter.
Mitchell John, wagon maker and black- smith.
Morgan Geo. W., justice of peace.
Morgan James, justice of peace.
Nelson Wm. R., constable.
Parker Nathan T., wool grower.
Porter John, agricultural implements. Potts Rev. F. S., Methodist.
Ransdell John HT., township trustee .. Riffel John, tailor.
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Counselor at Law, ACTON, MARION CO., IND.
All business entrusted to his care will receive prompt attention.
Particular attention will be given to the securing and collection of debts in any part of the State.
The best of reference given if required.
Rosengarten Samuel, general merchant. Slatter Chas., carpeuter.
Smith Cyrus, principal Acton select and public school.
Steacy Miss Lizzie, milliner and dress maker.
Steacy Warren, general merchant, and agent Adams Express Co., and I. & C. R. R.
Upton R. L., carpenter.
Whelan Thos., carpenter.
Wilsie L. C., justice of peace.
ADAIR,
(POPLAR GROVE VILLAGE.)
A post village of Marion county, on the In- dianapolis and Cincinnati Railway, 6 miles south-east from Indianapolis. Purchases for this place are usually made at Indian- apolis and received by rail.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Adair W. C., general merchant. Padrick Win., steam tour and saw mill. WALTERS WM. H., POSTMASTER.
ADAMS,
A post village of Decatur county, on the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railway, 40 miles south-east from Indianapolis, and C .miles north-west from Greensburg.
ETNA,
A village of Noble county. (See Hecla post office.)
AFTON,
A post office of Scott county, about 80 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
AKRON,
A post village of Fulton county, 11 miles east from Rochester, and 80 miles north from Indianapolis. Population 125.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Baily A. L., physician.
Bitten A. T., brick mason.
Bitten Wm., brick mason.
Bitten & Creighton, carpenters.
Blain Samuel, blacksmith.
Blair D., gunsmith.
Clark Daniel, shingle maker.
Creighton V. P., broom manufacturer.
Cutshall John, butcher.
Driesback A. L., cabinet maker.
Gast A., boot and shoe maker.
Hall N. C., general merchant.
Harm & Ball, saw mill.
Harter C. F., physician.
Hester Samuel, pump maker.
Holton W. & J., carpenters.
Kuhn A., hotel.
MeClow George, attorney at law.
Miller Daniel, tailor.
Nalar George, boot and shoe maker.
Rader D., grocer.
Russell James, saw mill.
Shafer D. & A., carpenters.
SHIELDS ROBERT M., SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER.
Slaybaugh J. L., tanner.
Stanton H., chair manufacturer.
Strong A., blacksmith and painter.
Strong Daniel, grocer.
Terry S. S., attorney at law and physician.
Vlum Jacob, cooper.
Whittenberger B. N. & E. H., general mer- chauts.
Yeagly Matthew, carriage maker.
ALAMO,
A post village of Montgomery county, south-west from Crawfordsville, about 55 miles west north-west from Indianapolis.
ALBANY,
A post village of Delaware county and township, on the Mississinewa river, at the month of Half-Way creek, 12 miles north-east from Muncie, and GO miles north - east from Indianapolis. Popula- tion 100.
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Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Allegre & Manning, general merchants. Bell T. L., blacksmith. Bone John, hotel. Brunegar B. F., boot and shoe maker. CARY B. F. & CO., GENERAL MER- CHANTS. Depoy J. D., carpenter. Gersell John, boot and shoe maker.
Higman, G., carpenter. Krohn Jolin, butcher.
Krohn W. F. R., attorney at law.
McFadden & Crossan, steam flouring and grist mill. Maitten C. H., blacksmith. Martindale W., carpenter. Maynard E., general merchant. Murphy John D., cabinet maker. Powers J. H., physician.
ALBION,
A post town, and the capital of Noble county, about 125 miles north north-west from Indianapolis. Population 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Alvord, Samuel E., attorney at law.
Baldwin Howard, real estate agent. Beck Michael, blacksmith. Black Owen, general merchant.
Clapp Wm. M., general merchant and at- torney at law.
Cosper G. W., boot and shoe maker.
Dice E., Mansion House.
Frazure Benj., cooper. Fulton Alex., cabinet maker.
Gray Clara, milliner and dress maker.
Harkins B. J., physician. Harkins R. J., boot and shoe maker.
Huffman Jesse, carriage maker.
Inscho & Edwards, grocers.
Kelso James, carpenter. Kimmell A. J., stoves and tin ware.
McClelland, Win. gunsmith.
Mansion House, E. Dice, prop'r. Sallady, S. H., brick mason. Smith John R., saddle and harness maker. Spencer D. E. A., tailor. Stoopes Wm., carriage maker. Walters John, livery stable. Ward John, boot and shoe maker. Wheeler & Lemmon, physicians. Wildman Stephen, attorney at law. Worden L. G., hotel.
ALDEN,
A post office of Marshall county, about 110 miles north from Indianapolis.
JAMES SCOTT. J. W. SMITHSON. SCOTT & SMITHSON, (Successors to Scott & Horne,) WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
YANKEE NOTIONS,
ALEXANDRIA, MADISON CO., IND).
Making regular trips to each trading point once a month.
ALEXANDRIA,
A post village of Madison county, on Pipe creek, 12 miles north from Anderson, and 48 miles north north-east from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are usually purchased at Cincinnati and New York, and shipped to Frankton station, 7 miles distant, on the Cincinnati and Chicago railway. Pop- ulation 300.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Barns I. P. & Co., stoves and tinware.
Bertsche Anthony, saddler.
Bird Joseph, gunsmith.
Bohrer G., physician.
Budd C. W., ambrotypist.
Cartwright F., proprietor Hoosier House, and auctioneer.
Cartwright Frederick, livery stable.
Cartwright Miles, architect.
Clark Miss M. J., dress maker.
Condo & McMullen, cabinet makers.
Daniels F. Win., steam flouring and saw mills.
Finch L. G., constable and auctioneer.
Fitzgerald E., dress maker.
Free Cyrenus, attorney at law.
Free Randolph, chair and cabinet maker.
Gipe & Johnson, wagon and plow makers and blacksmiths.
Gossett Wm. E. & Son, painters.
Harriman L., physician. Harriman N., physician.
Harriman S. B., physician and insurance agent. Henshaw S. B., jeweler.
Hoosier House, F. Cartwright prop'r.
Horne John T., dentist and physician.
Johnson P., proprietor Scott House.
King Daniel, justice of peace.
Lydick Jacob A., justice of peace.
Norris Aquilla, justice of peace. Parker Thos. J., boot and shoe maker
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Piekard & Lydick, architects. Pugh Joseph, physician.
Rammel Rev. Eli. M. E. pastor. Rogers G. M., tailor.
Scott House, P. Johnson, proprietor. SCOTT JAMES, POSTMASTER. Soott. James, job printer.
SCOTT & SMITHSON, GROCERS AND WHOLESALE NOTION DEALERS. (Sce card [. 3.) Sherman Thos. S., township trustee. Singer Mary, dress maker. Stockdale John, tanner. Tomlinson N. E., general merchant.
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