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See Advertisement Bryant's Commercial College, p. 131.
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Hutson S., gunsmith.
Jackson J., Wagon maker.
Johnson I. & Sons, grocers and dealers in grain and pork, Fourth.
Justice J. M., physician, Broadway. Kane J., boots and shoes.
Keyes F., boot, shoe and leather store, Fourth.
Kimball M. S., butcher, Broadway.
Koeterer J., grocer, Broadway.
Kreider W., wagon maker, Sixth.
KRUG & REED, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN STOVES AND TINWARE, BROADWAY.
Landes L. M., insurance agent.
Larose N. S., clerk, Court House.
LASSELLE C. B., ATTORNEY AT LAW, OPP. COURT HOUSE.
Lewis D. Z., watchmaker and dealer in notions, Broadway.
Lichtstine S., saloon, Fourth.
Logansport Weekly Journal, T. H. Bring- berst, editor, issued on Saturday.
Long J., boot and shoe maker, west side Sixth.
Longwell & Bottenberg, photographic artists.
Lover & Kraut, tailors, Market.
Lynas J. B. & Co., marble dealers, Broad- way.
McCaughey & Murdock, general store, broadway.
MeCaffery M., saloon.
MCCONNELL S. F., ATTORNEY, NOTA- RY PUBLIC AND COLLECTOR; AL- SO BOUNTY BACK PAY AND RE- DEMPTION AGENT, OFFICE OPP. COURT HOUSE.
McCrea P. P., physician and surgeon, Bridge.
MeDonnald & Co., clothiers, Broadway.
MeElheney W. R., harness maker, Broad- way, McFadden S. L., mayor.
MeHlale & Boyle, grocers, Broadway.
MeTaggert M., tailor.
Mangas & Horning, boot and shoe ma- kers, Market.
Manly W. T. S., furniture manufacturer and dealer, Broadway.
Mead W. D., dry goods, Fourth.
Merrian, Rice & Howes, general store, Market.
Merritt T. C., groceries and notions, Sixth. Miles L. C., books and stationery, Fourth. Mitchell T. C., dealer in hats, caps, boots and shoes, Broadway.
MOORE J., DENTAL SURGEON, AND DEALER IN JEWELRY AND LAMPS, MARKET.
MORROW HOUSE, JOHN MORROW. PROPRIETOR. OMNIBUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS. MARKET.
Murdock A. J., general store, cor. Fourth and Broadway.
Murphy R. P. & W. H., grocers, Market. Nash W. G., sheriff, Court House.
Neff J., dry goods and groceries, Market. Nukel P., grocer, Broadway.
PATTERSON & KUNS, AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE,
. BROADWAY.
Peck J. H., cigar manufacturer, Market. Powell L., marble shop.
Pratt & Baldwin, attorneys, opp. Court House.
Pryor P., hardware, Market.
Rattliff S. W., proprietor Larimer House, Broadway.
Redd & Henderson, cabinet makers, Sixth. Renn & Steinhouser, boot and shoe ma- kers, Market.
Richardson T., city treasurer.
Ruh J. L., boot and shoe maker, Broad- way.
Saunder & Rousey, physicians, Broadway. Schlademan A., dealer in tobacco and ergars.
Slanter David, confectioner, Broadway.
Smith Arthur, tailor, Bridge.
Smith P., dealer in liquors and groceries, Market.
Spear James, justice of peace, opp. Court House.
Stevens E. T., dealer in furs, Broadway. Swart P., grocery, Market.
Tanguy & Barnheisel, general store, Broadway.
Thompson & Reck, vinegar manufacturers, Sixth.
Tomlinson D. W., auditor.
Tousley J. N., honse, sign and ornamental painter, Sixth.
Troster F., grocery, Fourth.
United States Express Co., J. W. Dunu, agent, Market.
Vanness A. E., county surveyor.
Verpillata John, saloon.
Vigus C. S., eating saloon, Broadway.
Walker E., attorney at law, Fourth.
WALKER JOHN, SALOON AND MUSIC TEACHING. BRIDGE.
Warick D., saddle and barness maker, Broadway.
Webster John P., jeweler and watchmaker, Broadway.
Wedekind C. F. H., physician, Market.
Williams M., millinery, north side Broad- way.
Wilson W., postmaster, Broadway.
ยท LOG LICK,
\ post office of Switzerland county, near the south-eastern extremity of the State.
LONDON,
A post village of Shelby county, on the
Sce Advertisement of Allen & Hinesley's Livery Stable, p. 120
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Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railway, 15 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
LONE TREE, A post office of Greene county.
LONGWOOD,
A post office of Fayette county, 7 miles west by north from Connersville, and 52 miles east by south from Indianapolis.
LOOGOOTEE
A post village of Martin county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, 9 miles south-west from Dover Hill, and 90 miles south south-west from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Cin- cinnati and Eastern cities. Population 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Bell B., steam flour mill.
Bowlin -, jeweler.
Bowlin & Miller, ambrotypist.
Green & Campbell, general merchants and pork packers.
Brooks L. & Bro., general merchants.
Campbell J. C., physician.
Campbell J. C. L., dentist.
Chomel Alex., attorney at law.
Cicell J., chair maker.
Clark J. R., stoves and tinware. Clarkston J., saloon.
Clements C., physician.
Dobbins C. S., attorney at law.
Driskell Dan., barber.
Evans E. W., physician.
Evans Mrs. --- , school teacher.
Fraam D., carpenter and justice of peace. Gibson & Lockwood, general merchants and pork packers. Hall James, tailor.
Hall S. L., proprietor Union House and livery stable.
Hall S. L., carpenter.
Hays Wesley, township supervisor.
Kimball & Wood, general merchants and druggists.
Larkin & Campbell, general merchants. Lennett Miss S., milliner.
Long E., agent Adams Express and O. & M. R. B.
Love J. N., justice of peace.
Mclaughlin J., painter. Maston J., saddler.
Mattingley Barney, constable.
Miller H., school teacher.
Montgomery Wm., chair maker.
Mooran J., boots and shoes. Nugent G., baker and confectioner. Oberst John, saloon.
O'Brien F., agricultural implements and wagon maker.
Parmenter H. S., physician.
Porter Wm., prop'r Roby House.
Purcell Wm., township supervisor.
Ragle & Nicholas, general merchants.
Riely James, saloon.
Riely R., fish dealer.
RILEY B., POSTMASTER.
Roby House, Wm. Porter, prop'r.
Roby J., carpenter.
Stooker, Upton & Co., pottery.
Union House, S. L. Hall, prop'r.
Ward Samuel R., ambrotypist.
WILLIAMS JAMES, ASSISTANT POST- MASTER.
Wood J., boots and shoes.
Wood M., painter.
Wood S., cabinet maker.
LOSANTVILLE,
A small post village of Randolph county, about 65 miles east north-east from Indi- anapolis.
LOST RIVER,
A post office of Orange county, about 90 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
LOVELY DALE,
A post office of Knox county, about 110 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
LOWELL,
A post village of Lake county, 12 miles from Crown Point, 50 miles from Chicago and about 135 miles north north-west from Indianapolis. Also a station of the same name on the Jeffersonville Railway.
LUDLOW, A post office of Dubois county, about 110 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
LURAY,
A post village of Henry county, 11 miles north from Nowcastle, 9 miles south from
See Advertisement of Brvant's Commercial College, pago 131.
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Muncie, and 48 miles east north-east from Indionapolis.
LUSHER'S, A post office of Perry county.
LYCURGUS,
(PEARSONVILLE VILLAGE.)
A post village of Marshall county, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail- way, 6 miles east by south from Plymouth, and about 100 miles north from Indian- opolis.
LYNN,
A post office of Randolph county, near the eastern boundary of the State. A village of the same name is situated in the north- ern part of Martin county, 45 miles east north-east from Vincennes, and about 75 miles south south-west from Indianapolis.
LINN GROVE, (BUENA VISTA VILLAGE.
A post village of Adams county, on the Wabash river, 17 miles south-west from Decatur, and about 90 milos north-east from Indianapolis.
LINNVILLE,
A post village of Warrick county, 10 miles north from Boonville, and about 120 miles south south-west from Indianapolis.
McCAMERON, A post office of Martin county.
McCORDSVILLE,
A small post village of Hancock county, on the Bellefontaine Railway, 12 miles north-west from Greenfield, and 16 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
McCORMICKSTOWN,
A post office of Martin county, south-west from Indianapolis.
MCCOY'S STATION,
A post office of Decatur county, on the In- dianapolis and Cincinnati Railway, 50 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
McCUTCHANVILLE,
A post village of Vanderburg county, S miles north-east from Evansville, and about 150 miles south south-west from In- dianapolis.
A post office of Orange county. . McDONALD'S,
McFADDEN, A post office of Posey county.
MACE,
A post office of Montgomery county, about 45 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
MADISON,
An important post city, and the capital of Jefferson county, situated on the north bank of the Ohio river, at the terminus of the Madison and Indianapolis Railway, 86 miles south south-east from Indianapo- lis, 50 miles above Louisville, and 100 miles below Cincinnati. Population esti- mated at 12,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Abberger Simon, druggist, cor. Second and Mulberry.
Ack D., grocery, Main Cross.
Adams Andrew, shoemaker, Main Cross. Adams Express Co., West, bet. Main Cross and Third, A. C. Meldunn agent. Adams Mrs. Mary, grocery, Main Cross. American Hotel, cor. Mulberry and Ohio, P. Walerius prop'r.
Anger C., tinner, &c., Mulberry. Armstrong Henry H., copper and sheet iron shop, Second, bet. Vine and Elm.
Bachman Jas., hotel, Main Cross. Baldwin Mrs. L., milliner, Main Cross. Barber John, prosecutor court common pleas.
Barber T., grocery, Main Cross. Barbour E. C., grocery, Main Cross.
Belser & Co., Madison brewery, Main, bet. Fourth and Fifth. BENSON GEO. & CO., WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, MAIN CROSS. (See card, p. 194.)
Blackmore D., insurance agent, cor. Main Cross and Mulberry.
Boicourt Thos., gunsmith, West.
Branch of the Bank of the State of Indi- ana; Branch at Madison, Thos. H. Sharpe president, Geo. D. Fitzhugh cashier, Main Cross.
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GEORGE BENSON. L. D. SWORMSTEDT. W. B. SWORMSTEDT GEORGE BENSON & CO., SUCCESSORS TO W. H. FITCH & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Ory Goods, MADISON, IND.
Branham D. C., superintendent I. & M. Railway.
Branham W. H., road master, I. & M. Rail- way.
Braun John, boots and shoes, Mulberry. Brisben J. W., grocery, Main Cross.
Brodbeck Simon, wholesale dealer in vinegar, West.
Brooke Gilbert M., dry goods and carpets, Main Cross, near Cherry Lane.
Brooke M. D., justice of peace, Main Cross. Bruning W. F., dry goods and carpets, Main Cross, cor. Cherry Lane. Burk Thos. E. & Co., druggists, Main Cross.
Butler E. K. & Co., hay dealer, West.
Carter John, (colored) grocer, Third.
Chapman Joseph W., judge circuit court, cor. Main Cross and West.
CHARLESWORTH S. O., BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, MAIN CROSS, NEARLY OPP. BRANCHI BANK.
Child John A., druggist, cor. Main Cross and Mulberry.
Christie J., saddler and harness maker, Main Cross.
Clark & Co., wholesale grocers and liquor dealers, Main Cross.
Conway -, physician, Mulberry.
Corgus & Mulorey, daguerrean artists, Main Cross.
Cornett Charles C., wholesale and retail dry goods, cor. Main Cross and Mul- berry.
Cox E. K., grocers, Main Cross.
Craig J. J., general store, cor. Main Cross and Main.
Craig R. B, general store, Main Cross. Craig R. & Son, grocers, Main.
Crawford & Davidson, iron founders, steamboat and stationary engine builders, cor. Third and High.
Crittenden T. T., attorney at law, Mul- berry.
Coffin R., justice of peace, Main Cross. Conner W. J., physician, Mulberry.
Cross John B., stoves and tinware, Main Cross, cor. Main.
Davidson Henry, stoves and tinware, Main Cross.
Davison & Driggs, stoves and tinware, Main Cross.
De Bando Martin, hotel keeper, Ohio. Dibbler Jacob, barber, Mulberry. Demarer D. L., Madison coach factory, Second.
Devoo Charles, shoemaker, Main Cross.
Dold G., watchmaker and jeweler, Main Cross.
Donnelly Jas., boots and shoes, Main Cross.
Doolittle William, grocery, Main Cross, cor. Vine.
Doyle John, grocer, Main Cross.
Dubach F. L., painter, West.
Dubois J. D., bookseller and stationer, cor. West and Main Cross.
Eaverson W. H., watchmaker and jeweler, Main Cross.
Ennis A., physician, Main Cross.
Fesler Frank B., eye and ear surgeon, cor. Main Cross and Poplar Lane.
FISHER J. H., PROPRIETOR MADISON HOTEL, COR. SECOND AND MUL- BERRY. (See card, p. 196.)
Fitzgerald William A., millinery and fancy goods, Main Cross.
Fitzhugh Geo. D., cashier Branch Bank, Main Cross.
Flattery Thos. S., manager Western Union Telegraph, cor. Second and West.
Foster H. B., insurance agent, Main Cross.
Fowler I., watchmaker and jeweler, Main Cross.
Frank Geo., barber, Main.
Frevert A. L .. dyer, &c., Main Cross.
Frudersdorff C., groceries and provisions, cor. Second and Walnut.
Fry & Maxwell, iron and commission merchants, cor. Main Cross and Rail- road.
Fuget & Conoway, coal dealers, West. Gahr Philip, saddler, Main Cross.
Garrison D. L. & Co., millers, on I. &. M. Railway.
Garber M. C., editor and publisher Madi- son daily Evening Courier, West.
Gaul C., gunsmith, Main. Gaulescher Philip, grocery, Ohio.
Geis Henry, watchmaker and jeweler, . Main Cross. Glass Jacob, confectioner, Main Cross.
Goode & White, dentists, Main Cross. Graham Alex., bakery, Main Cross.
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Green James, cigars, tobacco &c., Main Cross.
Griffin Geo. O., wholesale grocer and li- quor dealer, Main Cross.
Habelizel C., saloon, Main.
Harper & Bro., druggists, Main Cross. Harrington H. W., city attorney, Mul- berry.
Heberhart F. C., Madison spice mills, and manufacturers excelsior meat chop- per, Second.
Heck M., saloon, Mulberry.
Heim F. W., druggist, Main.
Hendricks J. G., physician, Main Cross. HENDRICKS & MATTHEWS, ATTOR- NEYS AT LAW, MAIN CROSS. Hibben W. W., editor and publisher Inde- pendent Press, Mulberry.
Highy Isaac F., county recorder.
Hines J. W., coal yard, West.
Hinds Jas. W., county commissioner.
Hinds J. W., coal dealer, West.
Hoffman M., barber, Mulberry.
Hoffstead Julius, clothing, Main Cross. Hoffster E., clothing, &c., Main Cross. Hollstein Louis, general store, Main Cross. Holt S. P., boots and shoes, Main Cross.
Hoole William E., furniture, Main Cross. Horuff William, boots and shoes, Main Cross.
Hoffstadt Henry, clothing, &c, Main Cross.
Howard William, city marshal, Mulberry. Hubbs Mrs. Ellin H., milliner, Main Cross.
Hunt N. & Co., tobacco manufacturer, Main Cross.
Hunt Simeon, hats, caps, &c., Main Cross. Independent Press, W. W. Hibben, editor and publisher, Issued on Wednes- day's, Mulberry.
Indiana Bank, E. G. Whitney president, Thos, Reid cashier, cor. Main Cross and West.
Inskeep & Co., plaining mill, Poplar Lane. Jackman Henry, county surveyor.
Jackman Robt. P., county auditor.
Johnson & Clemens, Watt Starch Co., office on West.
Joyce Franklin, county commissioner.
Kensell Christ, saddler, &c., Main Cross. Kestner John H. & J. T., wholesale and
retail dealers in leather and findings, Main Cross.
Keuthan Wm., ice cream saloon, &c., Main Cross.
Keyt, Blackmore & Co., wholesale and re- tail dealers in groceries, liquors, wines, &c., cor. Main Cross and Mul- berry.
Kimball Martin, saddle tree manufactur- er, Mulberry.
Kimmel A., clothing, Main Cross.
King V., post master, office Mulberry, bet. Main Cross and Third.
KIRCHNER W., SUPERINTENDENT MADISON HOTEL, COR. SECOND AND MULBERRY. (See card, p. 196.) Kirk Jno., livery stable, Main Cross.
Klein Nicholas, saloon, cor. Second and Mulberry.
Klein & Spoo, merchant tailors, Main Cross.
Kraut John, capitol saloon, cor. Second and Mulberry.
Kunkler G. A., county coroner and phy- sician, Third.
Lane J., grocery, Main Cross.
Lanham B. N., merchant tailor, Main Cross.
Leland E. C., attorney at law, Mulberry. Leopold Charles, bakery, Main Cross.
Levy William P. & Co., gholesale and re- tail booksellers, printers and binders, Main Cross.
Lewis John H., general ticket agent, I. & M. R. R.
Lichtman N., saloon, cor. Second and Main.
Linewerer N., blacksmith, Second.
Litson R. H., attorney at law.
Lodge John J., dry goods, &c., Main Cross.
Lohman J., Indiana House, Mill.
Luck A., general store, Main.
Lyle Daniel, grocery, Main Cross.
Maccubben C., livery stable, Second, near- ly opp. Madison Hotel.
McIntosh & Peddir, painters, Main Cross. McKee R. S. & Co., wholesale grocers and commission merchants, and dealers in iron, nails, castings, springs, steel axels, etc., cor. West and Second.
MeKenzie Mrs. H., milliner, Main Cross. MeLaughlin Thos., clothing, Main Cross. Madison Brewery, Main bet. Fourth and Fifth, Belser & Co., proprietors.
Madison Daily Evening Courier, West, M. C. Garber, editor and publisher.
MADISON HOTEL, COR. SECOND AND MULBERRY, J. H. FISHER, PRO- PRIETOR, W. KIRCHNER, SUPER- INTENDENT. (See card, p. 196.)
Madison Insurance Co., cor. West and Second, N. Powell, president, S. Pol- leys,secretary.
Madison Library Association, cor. Second and West, Moody Park, librarian.
Marks A., clothing, Main Cross.
Marsenas Charles, boots and shoes, Main Cross.
Massey & Siddall, grocery, Main Cross. Matthews T. P., freight agent, Indianapo- lis and Madison R. R.
Meldrum C. & Co., wholesale and retail druggists, cor. Main Cross and West.
Meldrum R. C., agent Adams Express Co., and general traveling agent, Penn. Railway.
Miller C. F., wholesale china, glass, etc .. Main Cross.
Seo Eden & Copeland's Advertisement, p. 134.
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J. II. FISHER, - - PROPRIETOR, MADISON, IND.
W. KIRCHNER, SUPERINTENDENT.
Miller, Geuyer & Co., saloon, West. Moffett S. S. & Co., dry goods, &c., Main Cross.
Moses Simon, clothing, Main Cross.
Moslein A., hotel and saloon, Ohio.
Mulby O., daguerrean artist, Main Cross. Mullen Martin, livery stable, Second, near Mulberry.
Mulvey John, mayor, Mulberry, between Main Cross and Second.
Neel J. S. & R. E., foundry and machine shop, Second.
NIESSE HENRY, PROB'R WESTERN HOTEL, COR. OHIO AND WEST,
Niklaus John, wholesale grocer, Main Cross.
Nodler Conrad, grocery, cor. Third and Main.
O'Neal, Bailey & Co., pearl starch compa- ny, office below Railroad.
Orr Nathan, merchant tailor and clothier, Main Cross.
Osting, II., furniture, Main Cross.
Otto Henry, barber, Main.
Overton James, grocery, Main Cross.
Padgett G. J., merchant tailor, Main Cross.
Paris & Gauss, grocery, Main.
Park Moody, insurance agent, Second, ' cor. West.
Pearson C. D., physician, Main Cross. Perdue L. Ford. assistant telegraph opera- tor, Western Union Telegraph Co. Peter Henry, boots and shoes, Mulberry. Pfeiffer Henry, saloon, Main Cross.
Phelps G. M., dry goods and carpets, Main Cross, bet. West and Cherry Lane.
Phillips E., grocery, cor. Ohio and Main. Phillips Daniel G., county clerk.
Plantier August, cigars, tobacco, &c., Mulberry, bet. Main Cross and Sec- ond.
Pogue J. M., cigars and tobacco, Main Cross.
Pogue T., county treasurer, and saddler and harness maker, Main Cross.
Polleys S., secretary Madison Insurance Co., cor. West and Second.
Pollock Thos., secretary I. & M. Railway. Powell, McEwin & Co., pork packers, West.
Powell N., president Madison Insurance Company, cor. West and Second.
PRENATT F. & CO., (FRANCIS P., JNO. W. MULLEN, D. E. DOHERTY AND FRANCIS J. P.,) WHOLES ALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES, FOR- EIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, NORTH SIDE MAIN CROSS.
Pursell A. E., dentist, Mulberry. Quingley J. C., fruits, &c., Main Cross. Quinn S., magistrate, West.
Ramsey P. W., watchmaker and jeweler, and agent for Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, Main Cross.
Reese Mrs. S. E., milliner, Main Cross.
Reid Thomas, cashier Indiana Bank, cor. Main Cross and West.
Reinne C., family grocery, Mulberry.
Rhea & Dunning, wholesale grocers, cor. Main Cross and Poplar.
Richardson Charles, plow maker, Second. Richardson Charles, agricultural imple- ments, West.
Richardson Geo., prosecuting attorney circuit court.
Ritchie S., grocery, Main Cross.
Robbins H. F., furniture, etc., Main Cross. Robinson W. H., grocery and city assessor, Mulberry.
Rodgers E., county sheriff.
ROSS ISOM & SON, MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LEATH- ER DEALERS, ALSO DEALERS IN OIL, MAIN CROSS.
Russell Samuel, mattress maker, Mul- berry.
Sauer Peter, shoemaker, Main Cross.
Sawyers Edmund (colored), barber, Sec- ond, opp. Madison Hotel.
Schauberger Geo., saddler, Main Cross. Schilito & Coffman, coopers, Ohio.
Scherling John, grocery, Mulberry.
Schmidlass John D., druggist, Main Cross.
Schmidt G. A., grocery, Main Cross.
Schnabel Johh, general store, Main Cross. Schnyder Henry, woolen factory and flour mill, Mulberry.
Shannon E., cigars, etc., Mulberry.
Sharpe Thos. H., president Branch Bank, Main Cross.
Shaw W. C., furniture, &c., Main Cross. Siddell Jas. city clerk, Mulberry.
Siersdorfer N., boots and shoes, Main Cross.
Slevens & Barbour, attorneys at law, cor. Main Cross and West.
Smith A. B. & Co., wholesale boots and shoes, Main Cross. Smith Ben. W., master machinist, I. & M. R. R.
See Advertisement of Capital Brewery. p. 130.
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C. H. WALDEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Patent Medicines of every Description. ALSO, DEALER IN EVERY VARIETY OF
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS, West, between Second and Main Cross, MADISON, IND.
Smith F. II., president Indianapolis and Madison Railway.
Smith George, Broadway House, Main Cross.
Smith Jacob, saloon, Mulberry.
Smith John C., grocery store, Main Cross. Smith Samuel J., merchant tailor and clothier, Main Cross.
Snodgrass Hugh, county commissioner. Stanley W. R., bell and brass foundry, Mill.
Stapp William, wholesale and retail boots and shoes, Main Cross.
Stapp & Branham, hats, caps, &c., Main Cross.
Stein S., shoemaker, Main Cross.
Sullivan J., attorney at law, Second.
Talley & Logan, lumber yard, Second cor. Broadway.
Taylor Henry G., grocery, Main Cross. Taylor W. G., telegraph operator, I. & M. R. R.
Taylor William M., saddle and harness maker, Main Cross.
Theines J., boots and shoes. Main Cross.
Thom James C., attorney at law, Main Cross.
Thomas HI. II., saloon, opp. Madison Hotel. Thomas J. W., grocers and produce deal- ers, Main Cross.
Thompson & McKim, coal yard, West. Todd & Kyle, sash, door and blind factory, Second, bet. Cherry and Poplar.
Trow W. & Co., city mills, cor. Second and West.
Turpin William H., eclipse livery stable, Main, bet. Main Cross and Third.
Ulmer J., clothing, Main Cross.
Umbach F., painter, cor. Main and Second. Vail & White, furniture, West.
Walber Jacob, barber, Main Cross. Waid Martin, feed store, Main Cross. WALDEN C. H., PATENT MEDICINE DEALER, WEST, BET. MAIN CROSS AND THIRD. (See card, p. 197.) Walering P., proprietor American Hotel, cor. Ohio and Mulberry. Walker David, boots and shoes, Main Cross.
Walker J. M., cabinet maker, Main Cross. Weiber Peter, bakery, Main Cross.
Wells W. & Alling, wholesale dealers in hardware, Main Cross.
Wells W. & Son, boots and shoes, Main Cross.
West L. G., news depot, Mulberry.
WESTERN HOTEL, HENRY NIESSE, PROPRIETOR, COR. WEST AND OHIO.
Western Union Telegraph Office, Thos. S. Flallery manager, cor. Second and West.
Weyer G. W., druggist, cor. Main Cross and Cherry Lane.
White H. C., boots and shoes, Main Cross. Whitney E. G., Prest. Indiana Bank, cor. Main Cross and West.
Williams Alex, bowl factory, Crooked Creek.
Wilson Joseph, treasurer, Mulberry.
Wise C., livery stable, Mulberry.
Wood Charles, dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, 2 Main Cross.
Woodard Charles, cigars, &c., Main Cross. Wooden J. H., grocery, Main Cross.
Yeager John, mable works, Mulberry. Yruce O., leather, &c., Main Cross. Zuck A., grocer, Main.
Zeiser E., shoemaker, Main Cross.
MAGNOLIA,
A post village of Crawford county, about 110 miles south from Indianapolis.
MAHALASVILLE,
A post office of Morgan county, south-west fro. Indianapolis.
MAHON,
A post office of Huntington county, on the Toledo and Wabash Railway, Tuiles east
See John W. Holland's Advertisement, p. 140.
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from Huntington, and about 90 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
MAJENICA,
A post office of Huntington county.
// MANCHESTER,
A post village of Dearborn county, 2 miles from the line of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railway, 11 miles west from Lawrenceburg, 38 miles from Cincinnati, and 80 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
MANHATTAN,
A post village of Putnam county, 45 miles west by south from Indianapolis.
MANILLA,
A post village of Rush county, on the Shelbyville and Rushville Railway, 10 miles west by south from Rushville, and about 30 miles southeast from Indian- apolis.
MANSFIELD,
A post office of Parke county, about 65 miles west from Indianapolis.
MANVILLE, A post office of Jefferson county.
MANWARINGS,
A post office of Shelby county, south-east from Indianapolis.
MAPLES,
A post office of Allen county, about 110 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
MARCO,
MARCY,
A post office of Lagrange county, near the northern boundary of the State.
MARENGO,
A post office of Crawford county, about 110 miles south from Indianapolis.
MARIA CREEK,
A post office of Knox county, north-east from Vincennes, and about 90 miles south- west from Indianapolis.
MARIETTA,
A post village of Shelby county, on Blue river, 9 miles south-west from Shelbyville, and 30 miles south south-east from Indi- anapolis.
MARION,
A post village and the capital of Grant county, on the Mississinewa river, about 75 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
MARKLE,
A post office of Huntington county, about 90 miles north north-east from Indian- apolis.
MARMONT,
A post office of Marshall county.
MARSEILLES,
A post office in the north-eastern part of Noble county, about 130 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
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