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Phelps J. M., ambrotype artist, Black- ford's Block, 2nd floor.
Phipps & Langsdale, real estate agents, 28 East Market.
Phoenix Insurance Co., John J. Hayden agent, 1 Binekford's Building.
Post Office Building, cor. Pennsylvania and Market, A. II. Conner, Postmas- ter.
POTTAGE BENJAMIN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN HARD- WARE, IRON, NAILS. CUTLERY, &c., 76 WEST WASHINGTON.
Pouder M., butcher, 157 East Washington. Preis John, boot and shoe maker, 116 Vir- ginia ave.
PURDY'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE, JET- NA BUILDING, 4TH FLOOR. (See card in classification of commercial colleges.)
PYLE HOUSE, JOHN PYLE, PROP'R., COR. ILLINOIS AND MARYLAND.
Quimby Mrs. Hattie, millinery, 20 South Illinois.
Ramsey J. F., dealer in furniture, 21 South Illinois.
Rand & Hall, ( Fred. Rand and Reginald H. Hall, ) attorneys at law, 263 East Washington.
Rapp F. J., plow maker, 154 East Wash- ington.
Raschig Charles M, tobacconist, 11 East Washington.
Ray Chns. A., judge common pleas court. Ray Honse, cor. Delaware and South, Ray & Lambert, prop'rs.
Ray & Lambert, ( MI. M. Ray and Jas. Lam- hert, ) propriotors Ray House, corner Delaware and South.
Raymond Samuel, blacksmith, 6 East Maryland.
Rech M., watchmaker and jeweler, 80 West Washington.
REDSTONE BRO. & CO., (J. H. & A. E. REDSTONE, AND JAMES M. RAY, ) FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. DELAWARE, OPP. CINCINNATI FREIGHT DEPOT. (See card, p. 100.) Reed Josoph H., ambrotypo artist, _Etna building. 3d floor.
Rehling G. H., shoemaker, 176 East Wash- ington.
Rehling W., shoemaker, South Delaware.
Sco II. C. Fox's Advertisement, p. 96.
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W. B. VICKERS,
Apothecary & Chemist,
ODD PILLOWS' HALL.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY AND TOILET GOODS, AND
FANCY GOODS AND CHEMICALS,
IMPORTED
Wines, Cigars, &c., &c.
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BOWEN, STEWART & CO. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS AND DEALERS IN
WINDOW PAPER, WALL PAPER, PRINTING PAPER. 5 AND PRINTERS' MATERIALS, No. 18 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind
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Reick A., groceries, 118 Virginia ave. Reinhardt J. P., locksmith and bell-hang- er, 4 South Illinois.
Reuch Edward, grocery, 126 South Illi- nois.
Rhodins Geo., saloon, 27 South Meridian. Richmann Charles, wagon maker and councilman 7th ward, 211 East Wash- ington.
Richter A. J., boot and shoe maker, 161 East Washington.
RICHTER FLORENCE, FLORENCE'S SA- LOON, 13 NORTH ILLINOIS.
Richter & Rogge, merchant tailors and clothiers. 144 East Washington.
Rickards Thos., carpenter, 81 South Dela- ware.
RILEY J. O., MILKMAN, ORDERS LEFT AT HAWE'S GROCERY PROMPT- LY FILLED.
Rittenhouse D. L., grocer, 88 East Wash - ington.
Roberts Dwight, grocer, cor. Washington and illinois.
ROBERTS JOS., ATTORNEY AT LAW, OLD SENTINEL BUILDING.
ROCKEY H. S .. WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL, DEALER IN COAL OIL AND LAMPS, 18 SOUTH MERIDIAN.
ROCKWELL R. E., GENERAL FREIGHT AND STATION AGENT I. & M. R. R., MADISON DEPOT.
Roll & Smith, wholesale and retail dealers ia wall paper and carpets, 16 Sonth Illinois.
ROOS & SCHMALZRIED (JACOB ROOS AND CHARLES SCHMALZREID), BUTCHERS, SO SOUTH ILLINOIS. ROOT DELOSS & CO, (DELOSS ROOT, J. D. ROOT, AND CHAS. H. ROOT,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOVES, BAR AND SHEET IRON, TIN PLATE AND TINNER'S STOCK. ETC., 66 EAST WASHINGTON. (See
card in classification of stoves and tin ware.)
Rosebrock Hermon H., groceries, 16S Vir- ginia avenue.
Rosengarten II., east end drug store, 172 East Washington.
Rosenthal A., wholesale liquor dealer, 38 Louisiana, opp. Union Depot.
Ruckle N. D., merchant tailor, and agent Williams & Orris' sewing machines, 18 East Market.
RUGER & CALDWELL. (O. J. RUGER AND J. M. CALDWELL,) WHOLE- SALE GROCERS AND COMMIS- SION MERCHANTS, 68 EAST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 152.) Runnion William, ambrotype and photo- graph artist, 823 Kast Washington.
Rupp W. F., merchant tailor, 105 East Washington.
Ruschaupt & Bals, (Fred. Ruschaupt and Charles Bals, ) wholesale wines and liquors, 82 East Washington.
RUSCH FRED. P., PRODUCE AND COM- MISSION MERCHANT, SI AND 83 WASHINGTON.
RYAN T. F., WHOLESALE DEALER IN TOBACCO AND LIQUORS, 73 SOUTH MERIDIAN.
SAPP W. D., CLERK PALMER HOUSE. Schaub Henry, Central Saloon, 6 West Washington.
Scheer Fred., saloon, Illinois, opposite De- pot.
SCHEIGERT FREDERICK, APOLLO GARDEN, CORNER KENTUCKY AVENUE AND TENNESSEE. (See' card. p. 127.)
SCHMITT JOHN W., PIRENIX SALOON, 15 WEST WASHINGTON.
SCHNULL A. & IL., (AUGUSTUS AND HENRY,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, COR. WASHINGTON AND DELA- WARE. (See card, p. 158.)
See Advertisement Fort Wayne Bending Factory, p. 98.
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AGENCY OF C. AULTMAN & CO.'S BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER, S. HORNEY & CO.'S PREMIUM STEEL PLOW, THOS. MAST & CO.'S BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL.
INDIANA SEED & AGRICULTURAL
WAREHOUSE.
KEYSTONECIDER MILL.
HICKOK'S PATENT. Nov.201855.
J.NLOBR NX.
J. GEO.STILZ,
SUCCESSOR TO P. S. BIRKENMAYER & CO.,
Keeps constantly on hand all kinds of Improved Machinery, Implements and Tools, such as Threshers, Horse Powers, Reapers and Mowers, Grain Drills, Wheat Fans, Horse Hay Rakes, Sugar Mills, Evaporators, Straw Cutters, Corn Shellers, Cider Mills, Steel Plows, Cast Plows, Cultivators, Corn Drills, Clover Gatherers, Clover Hullers, Grain Cradles, Seythe Snaths, Rakes, Forks, Hoes, Wheelbarrows, Hay-Knives, Churns, &c.
Also, a large stock of Small Tools and Hardware suitable for Farmers' use. Gum and Leather Belting, Gum and Hemp Packing, Whang Leather, Rivets, Belt Hooks, &c. All kinds of Field and Garden Seeds in season. Clover, Timothy, Blue Grass, Orchard Grass, Hemp and Canary Seeds, always on hand.
.J. George Stilz. No. 74 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Midway bet. Odd Fellows' Hall and the Court House.
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C. W. STEFFENS.
E. F. STEFFENS.
CHARLES STEFFENS & CO., MATHEMATICAL, OPTICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL
Instrument Makers
AND MANUFACTURERS OF F. YEISER'S PATENT
SOLAR CHRONOMETERS,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, No. 8 Blackford's Building, S. E. Cor. Washington and Meridian.
All kinds of Small Machinery, Models, &c., &c., neatly donc. Repairing promptly attended to.
Schofield T. B. & Co., manufacturers of vinegar, South, second door east of Madison Depot.
Scholtz Louis, merchant tailor. 5 North Meridian. . Schoppenhorst Wm., grocer, 101 East Washington. Schott Joseph, grocer, 117 Eust Washing- ton.
Schrader C., portrait and landscape paint- er, MeOuat Block.
SCOTT, NICHOLSON & CO., (ADAM SCOTT, WM. NICHOLSON AND DA- VID NICHOLSON, ) STONE CUT- TERS, KENTUCKY AVE., NEAR TERRE HAUTE R. R. (See card, p. 160.)
Seafart A., meat market, South Delaware. Seibert Samuel, councilman first ward. Seidensticker A,, attorney at law, 95 East Washington.
Semmons J. H., dealer in spectacles, 27 South Illinois.
Senonr J. F., wholesale and retail drug- gist, 5 Bates Honse.
Seybold & Ritter, (J. H. Sexholdt and P'. Ritter, ) dealers in American and Ital- ian marble, 40 East Market.
SHARPE A. W. CIGAR DEALER, 142 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA.
SHARPE J. K., MANUFACTURER AND
DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, &C., &C., 90 EAST WASHINGTON.
Sheets Wm , paper manufacturer, 77 West Washington.
Simmons F,, barber, opp. Madison Depot. Simmons Heury, grocery, corner Indiana ave. and New York.
Simon G. & Son, clothing and gents' fur- nishing goods, S. W. cor. Washington and Meridian.
SIMPSON M. & R, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, COUNTRY PRO- DUCE, LIQUORS, VINEGAR, ETC., COR. DELAWARE AND SOUTH.
Singer I. M. & Co., proprietors Singer's sewing machines, 3 Odd Fellows' Hall, F. F. Elliott, general agent.
Skillen James & Bro., millers and grocers, 245 West Washington.
Sloane E. W., superintendent American Express Co., cor. Washington and Meridian.
SMITH FRANCIS, REAL ESTATE AG'T, 37 EAST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 148.)
Smith, Ittenbach & Co., stone yard, South Delaware.
Smith Jacob, daguerrean artist, corner Washington und Meridian.
See Advertisement Franklin Woolen Mills, p. 100.
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AUGUSTUS SCHNULL.
HENRY SCHNULL.
A. & H. SCHNULL, WHOLESALE GROCERS
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
WINES,
TRECT F'ED WHISKEY
INECAR
GROCERS.
AND
SARDINES,
CIGARS,
&c., &c.
RECTIFIED WHISKEY AND VINEGAR MANUFACTORY, Corner Washington and Delaware Streets,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
Smith J. G., blacksmith, Kentucky ave- nue.
Smith Mrs. Martha, boarding house, 44 South Pennsylvania.
SNYDER DAVID E., CASHIER BRANCH BANK, COR. WASHINGTON AND MERIDIAN.
SOCWELL I. M., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN GROCERIES, 17 EAST WASHINGTON.
Solomon J. & M., manufacturersand whole- sale and retail dealers in cigars, to- bacco, etc., 30 South Illinois.
SOUTHARD J. P .. DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES, 19 EAST WASHING- TON.
SPANN & LOVE (JOHN S. SPANN AND WILLIAM LOVE), REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AG'TS, SOUTH- WEST COR. WASHINGTON AND MERIDIAN.
Speckman Henry, cigar manufacturer, 57 South Illinois.
Spencer House, cor. Illinois and Louisiana, M. Harth, prop'r.
Spencer Milton, grocer, 202 East Wash- ingion.
Spencer S., hats, caps and furs, 32 West Washington.
SPIEGEL, THOMS & CO., (C. SPIEGEL, F. THOMS, H. FRANK AND A. SPIE-
GEL,) MANUFACTURERS, WHOLE- SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FURNITURE AND CHAIRS, 73 WEST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 148.)
STAPP J. H., REAL ESTATE AGENT, 8} SOUTH MERIDIAN.
STARR & CASE, (JAS. M. STARR AND ELON E. CASE, ) MANUFACTUR- ERS AND DEALERS IN PLOWS, WAGONS, &c., COR. WASHINGTON AND TENNESSEE. (See card, p. 159.)
STAUB J., MERCHANT TAILOR AND DEALER IN READY-MADE CLOTH- ING, 69 EAST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 164.
STEFFENS CHAS. & CO., (C. W. STEF- FENS AND E. F. STEFFENS.) MATHEMATICAL OPTICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS, 8 BLACKFORD'S BUIL- DING. (See card, p. 157.
Stevens II. C., agent for granulated yeast, Temperance Hall.
Stevens T. M., physician, over Harrison's Bank.
STILZ J. GEO , DEALER IN AGRICUL- TURALIMPLEMENTS, MACHINES AND SEEDS, 74 EAST WASHING- TON. (See card, p. 156.
Sce Little Brothers' Advertisement, p. 82.
Foreign Fruits,
LIQUORS
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STARR CASE,
(Successors to Beard, Starr & Co., and James M. Starr,)
MANUFACTURERS OF THE GREAT WESTERN CAST STEEL AND COMDINATION PLOWS, FOR ONE, TWO OR THREE HORSES.
CHAP. SCA
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Also, Manufacturers of all Kinds of
FARM AND SPRING WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS, &C.
A Sample of which will be kept constantly on hand and for sale at our Ware Room,
Corner Washington and Tennessee Streets, Under Metropolitan Theatre, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. P. S .-- Job Work done to order, on short notice. All Work Warranted.
Stout O. B. & Bros., (O. B. Stout, B. C. Stout and J. R. Stout, ) wholesale and retail grocers, 42 West Washington. Stout R. C., grocery, cor. Massachusetts ave. and Vermont.
Stumph John B., city assessor, Glenns' Block.
Suesz & Wachter, shoemakers, 104 South Illinois.
SULGROVE B. R .. EDITOR INDIANA STATE JOURNAL, COR. MERIDI- AND CIRCLE.
Sulgrove & Reynolds, (James Sulgrove and John Reynolds, ) wholesale and retail dealers in saddlery, hardware. coach and harness trimmings, 20 West Washington.
Sullivan Win., justice of peace, over Fletcher & Sharpe's Bank.
Sweetzer James N., city attorney.
Swenschatten W., meat market, South Delaware.
Talbott R. C., grocer, 101 West Washing- ton.
Talbott W. H. & Co., (W. H. Talbott and Geo. M. Jenison. ) wholesale and retail dealers in watches, jewelry, silver- ware, &c., 21 Hast Washington.
Tapking & Becker, merchant tailors, 63 East Washington.
TARLTON, KERN & CO., WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL GROCERS, S SOUTHI MERIDIAN.
Taylor Wm., tinner, 182 East Washington. Taylor & Taylor, (N. B. & C. Taylor, ) at- torneys at law, 6 Temperance Hall. Teal N., dentist, 5 Blake's Block.
Teats Robt. M., shoemaker, 3 Meridian.
Te.eyck J. A. & R. F., shoemakers, 205 West Washington.
Terre Haute and Richmond Railway, of- fice, Louisiana, bet. Tennessee and Mississippi.
Thalman John, bakery, 27 Alabama.
Thomas Mrs. M. J., milliner, &c., 46 West Washington.
Thompson Mrs. A. & Son, book and period- ical store, 7 North Pennsylvania.
Thompson Mrs. Mary. general store, cor. Delaware and South.
THOMPSON W. A. C., DEALER IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL CAN- DY, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOON, 7 EAST WASHINGTON. Thompson W. C., physician and council- mau 3d ward.
Thomson 11., baker, 4 South Meridian.
TILFORD J. M., PRESIDENT INDIANA STATE JOURNAL COMPANY, COR. MERIDIAN AND CIRCLE.
Todd & Lindenbower (B. M. Todd and W.
Seo G. W. Branham & Son's Advertisement, p. 100.
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REDSTONE MACHINE WORKS.
WE MANUFACTURE
The Redstone Lift and Force Pump, The Redstone Lath Machine,
The Redstone Steam Engine,
The Redstone Reaper, Self-Raker and Binder,
The Redstone Saving Machine,
The Redstone Shingle Machine,
The Redstone Morticing Machine, The Redstone Feed Cutters.
The above Machines, are manufactured only by Redstone Brothers & Co., they only having the right by virtue of their patents -- being the patentees. Send for circular.
Works on Delaware St., opp. Indianapolis & Cin. Freight Depot. Address : REDSTONE BROS. & CO., (P. o. BOX, 909.)
Indianapolis, Ind.
SCOTT, NICHOLSON & CO., STONE CUTTERS, MARBLE WORKERS, And Dealers in all Kinds of Stone Work, KENTUCKY AVENUE, NEAR T. H. & R. R. R., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Orders promptly executed.
Il. Lindenbower), real estate agents, 8 Temperance Hall.
Tomlinson & Cox (J. M. Tomlinson and W'in. C. Cox,) druggists, 18 East Washington.
Torbet, Campbell & Protzman, attorneys at law and agents for soldiers' claims, Temperance Hall.
TOUSEY GEO., PREST BRANCH BANK COR. WASHINGTON AND MERID- IAN.
TOUSEY & BYRAM (OLIVER TOUSEY AND N. S. BYRAM), WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS, ETC., TO EAST WASHINGTON.
Tounsend John M., auditor and ticket ag't Bellefontaine Line, Alabama fronting Maryland.
TULLY HOUSE, WM. TULLY & CO., AGENTS, SOUTH ILLINOIS, HALE SQUARE NORTH OF UNION DE- POT.
Tuttle B. F., wholesale and retail grocer and produce dealer, 27 West Wash- ington.
Tyler L. H., proprietor Tyler's Bee Hive dry goods store, cor. Washington and Meridian.
Union Hall, M. Emenegger, 113 East Washington.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS CO., J. BUT- TERFIELD, AGENT, COR. WASH- INGTON AND MERIDLIN.
Unversaw John, city marshal. Vajen J. II .. wholesale and retail hard- ware, etc., 21 West Washington. Van Houten & Graham, wholesale and retail grocers, corner Illinois and Market.
Vetter A., wholesale and retail dealer in furniture, 97 East Washington.
VICKERS W. B .. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DRUGGIST, ODD FEL- LOWS' HALL, COR. WASHINGTON AND PENN. (See card, p. 154.)
TURNER HALL, KENTUCKY AVENUE, COR. TENNESSEE. (See card, | Viernickel Joseph, bakery, 201 East p. 127.) Washington.
Sce John Hough's Advertisement, p. 97.
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Oriental House.
D. J. HINCKLEY, PROPRIETOR, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
The above Hotel is pleasantly located, has been newly refitted, and has the reputation at home and abroad as being inferior to none in the country. Charges most reasonable. Rooms large and commodious.
FRANK COSTIGAN, Jr., Superintendent.
Vinnedge & Sawyer, wholesale and retail grocers, 9 West Washington.
VIOLLAND E. L., CLERK FOR MAJOR MCCLURE, PAYMASTER U. S. A. Voegtle J., dealer in stoves and tinware, 177 East Washington.
VOIGHT H. L. & CO., ( H. L. Voight and J. Hulser, ) PROP'RS OF CENTRAL HOUSE, 44 SOUTH MERIDIAN, ONE SQUARE NORTH OF UNION DEPOT. (See card, p. 132.)
VONNEGUT CLEMENS, DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD- WARE, CUTLERY, LEATHER FIND- INGS, &C., 140 and 142 EAST WASHI- INGTON. (See card, p. 162.)
Voorhis Oliver W., county surveyor.
Wachtstetter G., saloon, oppposite Union Depot.
Wachtstetter Jacob, saloon, 25 South Me- ridian.
WAINWRIGHT S., MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN TINWARE, AND JOB SHOP, 11 ILLINOIS.
Walker Wm., merchant tailor and cloth- ier, 2 Odd Fellow' Hall.
Walker & King, (J. S. Walker and C. King,) lumber merchants, cor. Mar- ket and Canal.
Wallace Alex. G., county recorder.
Wallace Andrew, wholesale grocer and 11
commission merchant, and council- man 2nd ward, 38 Virginia ave.
Wallace William, Clerk of Circuit and Common Pleas Courts.
Wallace Wm. John. sheriff.
Wallace W. W., marble works, 93 South Illinois.
Wallace & Titcomb, (William P. Wallace and D. Titcomb,) commission mer- chants, 37 Maryland.
Wallick J. F., manager Western Union Telegraph Co., cor. Washington and. Meridian.
WALPOLE T. D. & R. L., ATTORNEYS
AT LAW, OLD SENTINEL BUILD- ING, EAST WASHINGTON.
Walton E. II., groceries, cor. Delaware and New York.
Wands A., boot and shoe maker, 39 South Meridian.
Washington Hall Saloon, 78 and 80 West. Washington, Dietz & Davis prop'rs. . Waters John G., city clerk, office 3 Glenn's. Block.
Weaver & Williams, undertakers, 72 West Washington.
WEBB, KENNEDY & CO., (WILLIS S.
WEBB, R. FRANK KENNEDY, W. W. JOHNSON, ) WHOLESALE DEAL- ERS IN DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, 42 AND 44 EAST WASHINGTON.
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CLEMENS VONNEGUT,
DEALER IN
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,
No. 142 East Washington St., one Square East of the Court House,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Orders by letter will receive prompt attention.
Weeks W. H., wholesale and retail dealer in groceries and provisions, S. E. cor. Meridian and Maryland.
Wehle L., boot and shoe maker, 179 East Washington.
WEIGLEIN H. F., PROPR FRANKLIN HOUSE, FARE 20 CTS. PER MEAL, 75 CTS. PER DAY, SOLDIERS 50 CTS. PER DAY, 46 MERIDIAN.
WEINBERGER JOHN C., BAKER AND CONFECTIONERY, 10 LOUISIANA, AND IN UNION DEPOT.
Weir J. W. & Brother. (James W. and Wil- liam.) City Marble Works, 13 Vir- ginia ave.
Wells A., superintendent Fish's patent medicines, depot 166 South Illinois.
Wells G. A., dentist, over Harrison Bank. WERBE C. G., ATTORNEY AT LAW, 95 EAST WASHINGTON.
Werden & Co., (E. Werden, D. G. Wil- liams,) wholesale and retail books, stationery, wall and window paper, 26 East Washington.
Wert J., boot and shoe maker, 6 South Pennsylvania.
Western Union Telegraph Company, J. F. Wallick, manager, cor. Meridian and Washington.
Whitcomb J. G., agent Jeffersonville and Indianapolis R. R., Madison Depot.
Whitridge W., stencil cutter and house and sign painter, north side Wash- ington, bet. Pennsylvania and Dela- ware.
WIGGINS & CHANDLER, FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, 258 WEST WASHINGTON.
Wiley D., physician, 30 East Market.
WILEY WM. Y., REAL ESTATE AGENT AND DEALER IN LAND WAR- RANTS, STOCKS, BONDS, &C., &C., 10} EAST WASHINGTON.
Wilkinson. Wm., livery stable, 10 East Pearl.
CLEMENS VONNEGUT, DEALER IN
Foreign & Domestic HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
No. 142 East Washington St., one Square East of the Court House, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Constantly on hand, a general assort- ment of Carpenters' and Coopers' Tools.
WILLARD & STOWELL, (A. G. WILLALD AND M. A. STOWELL, ) WHOLE- SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN PIANOS AND MUSIC, ALSO MUSI- CAL INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, BATES HOUSE. (See card in index.)
Williams Miss Nellie H., wholesale and retail dealer in millinery and straw goods, 22 South Illinois.
Williamson & Haugh, (L. B. Williamson and E. Haugh,) iron railing, &c., Delaware, cor. Washington.
Wilmot Samuel, hats, caps and furs, 8 West Washington.
Wilson Alfred J., stone and marble cutter, 10 North Delaware.
WILSON J. B., DEALER IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TEA SETTS AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, 61 WEST WASHINGTON.
Wilson O. M., attorney at law, south-west cor. Washington and Meridiau.
Wingate J. F., grocer, 165 Virginia ave. Wise William, agent for Harries' Dayton Ale, 74 West Washington.
Witthoft' H., furniture manufacturer, South East.
Woerner Philip, baker and grocer, 78 West Washington.
WOLF C., RENOVATER, 93 EAST WASHINGTON.
Wolf Philip, Cincinnati House, 124 South Delaware.
Woltze W. E., watchmaker and jeweler, 164 East Washington.
Wood A. D., hardware, 71 East Washing- ton and 12 West Washington.
Wood B., dentist, 42 North Pennsylvania. Wood James, civil engineer, 4 Glenn's Block.
Wood J. W. & E. R., cabinet makers and carpenters, 9 Virginia ave.
Wood Win. M., grocer, Michigan Road. Wood & Foudray ( John M. Wood and Jno.
See Advertisement Bryant's Commercial College, p. 131.
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EDGAR PARKER FROM NEW YORK.
COMBS, BRUSHES, CHILDREN'S CABS, CARRIAGES, ETC., VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS,
PERFUMERY AND FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS, Scissors, Table Knives, Pocket Cutlery and Razors, Ladies' . Reticules, &c.,
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EDGAR PARKER, GUNS, PISTOLS,
GUN MATERIALS AND FANCY GOODS, &C., No. 25 South Illinois Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
AGT. FOR GLEASON'S POCKET FILTERS FOR SOLDIERS.
E. Foudray), livery stable, 10 North Pennsylvania.
WOODBRIDGE C. A. AG'T, IMPORTER OF CHINA, GLASS, QUEENSWARE, ETC., 16 WEST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 164.)
WOOLLEN WILLIAM W., ATTORNEY AT LAW, COLLEGE HALL.
Worland Wm., grocer, 37 Virginia Ave- nue.
Worrall Thomas D., physician for chronic diseases, 32 East Market.
Wriedt C., saloon, South Illinois.
Wright, Bates & Maguire, (Jno. C. Wright, Hervey Bates, Jr., and Douglass Ma- guire, ) wholesale grocers, 6 Bates House, West Washington.
Wright C. A., real estate agent, Temper- ance Hall, Washington.
Wright Jacob T., county auditor.
Wright Miss M. E., dress maker, Ray's Building.
Wright M. H., physician and surgeon, 12 East Market.
Wright Thos. C., bowling saloon, 16 West Georgia.
WRIGHT & WILLARD (FRANK M. WRIGHT AND C. V. WILLARD), CAPITAL BREWERY, 20 SOUTH MERIDIAN. (See card, p. 130.)
Yandes Simon, attorney at law, 19} East Washington.
Yandes & Co., (Daniel Yandes, Jr., and Geo. B. Yandes,) wholesale and retail dealers in leather, hides and oil, 38 East Washington.
Yeager Christian, groceries and produce, 215 East Washington.
Yeis Joseph, saloon, South.
Yorger John, meat market, 210 East Wash- ington.
Youngerman Charles, blacksmith, 12 Del- aware.
Youngerman Geo., saloon, 209 East Wash- ington.
ZEIGLER WILLIAM, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS AND CAR- PETS, 10 EAST WASHINGTON.
Zumbusch Theodore, watchmaker and jew- eler, Esst Washington.
INDIAN FIELD,
A post office of Fulton county, about 90 miles north from Indianapolis.
INGLE,
A post office of Vanderburg county and & station on the Evansville and Crawfords- ville Railway, 10 miles north from Evang- ville.
See Advertisement of Baltimore Oysters, p. 128.
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C. A. WOODBRIDGE, AGENT,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
AND QUEENSWARE,
No. 16 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.
J. STAUB, Alerchant Enilor
AND DEALER IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Keeps constantly on hand Cloths, Cassi- meres, Vestings, and Gents' Furnishing Goods. No. 59 East Washington St., Indianapolis, Indiana.
INNWOOD, A post office of Marshall county.
IONIA,
A post office of Parke county, about 60 iniles west from Indianapolis.
IRELAND,
A post village of Dubois county, on Alder creek, 120 miles south south-west from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Louisville and Cincinnati, und received via Troy, 30 miles distant.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Alexander Jesse, school teacher.
Anderson Win., cabinet maker.
Anderson Win. P., hide and leather dealer. Berry Arthur, school teacher.
Critcelus Jacob, plow maker.
Dillons & Green, steam saw and grist mills.
DOAN C., EDITOR JASPER COURIER. Evans Rev, -, Baptist.
Glezen E. A., physician.
GREEN HARVEY, POSTMASTER. JASPER COURIER, C. DOAN, ISSUED ON WEDNESDAYS.
Mahin William, general merchant. Rose Stephen, justice of peace. Russell Abner, ambrotypist.
Strain Rev. A. J., Presbyterian.
Taylor L. R., general merchant. Tilghman Morris, gunsmith.
IRWIN'S
A station on the Jeffersonville Railway, 38 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
ISLAND GROVE,
A post office of Green county, about 70 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
JACKSON,
A post office of Decatur county, nearly 50 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
JACKSONBURG,
A post village of Wayne county, 7 miles north-west from Centerville, and 60 miles east by north from Indianapolis.
JACKSON'S MILL,
A station on the Peru and Indianapolis Railway, 42 miles north from Indianapolis.
JACKSONVILLE,
A small post village of Switzerland coun- ty, 7 miles north by east from Vevay, and about 90 miles south south-east from Indi- anapolis. Population 50.
See "Around the Corner Grocery," p. 128.
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JADDEN,
A post office of Grant county, about 60 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
JALAPA,
A post village of Grant county, 7 miles from Marion, and about 65 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
JAMES' SWITCH,
A station on the Peru and Indianapolis Railway, 6 miles north by east from Indi- anapolis.
JAMESTOWN,
A post village of Boone county, 15 miles south-west from Lebanon, and 28 miles north-west from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are usually purchased at Cin- cinnati and shipped to Lebanon. Popu- lation 150. A village of the same name is situated in Steuben county, see Crook- ed Creek post office, p. 59.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Andrews T. A., hotel proprietor.
Ashley W. II., steam saw mill.
Burk G. L., physician.
Camplin J., general merchant and justice of peace.
Crosby W. A., wagon maker.
Davis James A., justice of peace.
Day E., township assessor.
Galvin Albert, general merchant.
Gordon Abner, gunsmith.
Hays Rev. - , Methodist.
Hendrixson Henry D., cabinet maker.
Hendrixson Miss Martha, school teacher.
Hopkins A. C., school teacher.
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