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MARSH CREEK,
A post office of Gibson county, 4 miles from Princeton, and about 120 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
MARSHFIELD,
A small post village of Warren county, on the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway,
A post office of Greene county, about 70 miles south-west from from Indianapolis. Sco Advertisement of Littles Hotel, p. 144.
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10 miles from Williamsport, and about 75 miles west north-west from Indianapolis. A station of the same name is situated on the Jeffersonville Railway, 77 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
MARS HILL,
A post office of Randolph county, about 70 miles east north-east from Indianapolis.
MARTINSBURG,
A post village of Washington county, 12 miles south-east from Salem, and 90 miles south from Indianapolis.
MARTIN'S CORNERS,
A post office of Shelby county, south-east from Indianapolis.
MARTINSVILLE,
A post town, and the capital of Morgan county, one mile east from the west fork of White river, and 31 miles south-west from Indianapolis. Population about 1,700.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Asher Jas. E., saddler, north side Public Square.
Axt F. G., tanner, Morgan, east Public Square.
Baldwin Jas. M., general merchant, south- east cor. Public Square.
Bank of Deposit, Parks, Hite & Co., bank- ers, north-east cor. Pub. Square
Barrickman A. A., attorney at law, north- west cor. Public Square.
Busbee G. W., watchmaker, east side Pub. Square.
Burns & Glessner, attorneys at law, west side Public Square.
Buskirk Geo. A., judge of common pleas court.
CALLIS E. W., EDITOR AND PROP'R MORGAN COUNTY GAZETTE. S. E. COR. PUBLIC SQUARE.
Colman M. W., merchant tailor, north side Public Square.
Cunningham & Stevens, general mer- chants, west sile Public Square.
Elliott R., wagon maker, Main, north Public Square.
Fipping Win. W., cabinet maker, Main, north of Public Square.
Freeman Thomas, physician, north side Public Square.
Fuselman John, blacksmith, Main, south Public Square.
Griggs A. T., attorney at law, north side Public Square.
Gurley Joseph, wagon maker, Main, south Public Square.
HARRISON W. R., ATTORNEY AT LAW, NORTHI SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Hatfield John, gunsmith, west side Public Square.
HAYWARD & DAY, MANUFACTURERS OF WAGONS, PLOWS AND FARM- ING IMPLEMENTS, MAIN.
HILBOURN & DOUGHERTY, EDITORS MARTINSVILLE CLARION, N. E. COR. PUBLIC SQUARE.
Hoyt W. W., physician, west side Public Square.
Hubbell John M., grocer, north-west cor. Public Square.
Manwaring W. H. & Co., dealers in sad- lery, boots, shoes, &c., &c., west side Public Square.
Marine A. C., general merchant, west side Public Square.
MARTINSVILLE CLARION, HILBOURN & DOUGHERTY, EDITORS, NORTH- EAST COR. PUB. SQUARE.
Matthews L. B., bakery and grocery, north-east cor. Public Square.
Merman Jacob, boots and shoes, north side Public Square.
MILLER PETER, GROCERY, BAKERY AND DEALER IN PROVISIONS, NORTH SIDE PUB. SQUARE.
Mitchell J. M. & S. M., general store, west side Pub. Square.
Moran John, cooper, Morgan, east Public Square.
MORGAN COUNTY GAZETTE, (WEEK- LY,) E. W. CALLIS, PROPRIETOR. SOUTH-EAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE.
Myers A. H., meat store, north side Pub. Square.
Olds & Sparks, steam flouring mills, West Morgan.
Overstreet & Sherley, attorneys at law, east side Pub. Square.
PARKS, HITE & CO., DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, QUEENS- WARE, BOOTS, SHOES, &C., N. E. COR. PUB. SQUARE.
Paul Jos. W., general merchant and vari- ety store, west side Pub. Square.
Phelps F. P., attorney at law, west side Public Square.
Resaes Jos., ambrotypist, north-west car. Public Square.
Richey G., physician, north of Public Square. Rose A. I[., druggist, west side Publie Square.
Soe Advertisement of China, Glass and Queensware, p. 138.
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Satterwhite H., dentist, west side Public Square.
SCOTT J. K., READY-MADE CLOTH- ING, WEST SIDE PUB. SQUARE. Shiel John J., tanner, Morgan, cast Pub. Square.
Simpson & Egbert, general merchants, west side Public Square.
SIMS HOUSE, C. F. SIMS, PROP'R, SOUTH-WEST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE.
SLOAN J. C., DEALER IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, PIANOS, MUSICAL IN- STRUMENTS. NOTIONS, ETC., ETC., WEST SIDE PUB. SQUARE.
Springman John, boots and shoes, east side Public Square.
Stout & Brother, carpenters, Main, west of Square.
Tarlton R. H., drugs and medicines, east side Public Square.
Thomas House, Isaac Thomas, prop'r, south-east cor. Pub. Square. Tilford S. A., physician, west side Public Square.
WARNER JACKSON, PROP'R LIVERY STABLE, COR. WASHINGTON AND MULBERRY.
Whitener House, John Whitener, prop'r, Main, north of Public Square.
Wiggington Aquilla, saddler, etc., west side Public Square.
Worth & Chase, stoves and tinware, east side Publio Square.
Zurhorst C. F., manufacturer and dealer in furniture, west side Pub. Square.
MARTZ,
(MIDDLEBURY VILLAGE.)
A village of Clay county, on Eel river, 10 miles south by west from Bowling Green, and 60 miles south-west from Indianapo- lis.
MASSILON,
A small post village of Allen county, 16 miles south-east from Fort Wayne, and 100 miles north-east from Indianapolis. Population 53.
MAUCKPORT,
A post office of Harrison county, about 120 miles south from Indianapolis.
MAURIUS,
A post office of. Vigo county, about 70 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
MAXINKUCKEE,
A post office of Marshall county, near a lake of the same name, about 100 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
MAYFIELD,
A post office of Scott county, about 80 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
MAYSVILLE,
A small post village of Daviess county, on the Wabash and Erie canal, near the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, 3} miles west from Washington, and 100 miles south-west from Indianapolis. Population 50.
MEADVILLE,
A post office of Jasper county, about 100 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
MECHANICSBURG,
A post village of Henry?county, 12 miles south-west from New Castle, and 40 miles east from Indianapolis. A village of the same name is situated in Boone county, sec Reese's Mills post office.
MEDARYSVILLE,
A post village of Pulaski county, on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- way, 18 miles west from Winnamac, and 100 miles north by west from Indianap- olis.
MEDELLINE,
A post office of Parke county, about 65 miles west from Indianapolis.
MEDORA,
A post village of Jackson county, on the Obio and Mississippi Railway, 8 miles south-west from Brownstown, and about 70 miles south from Indianapolis.
Sce Advertisement of Bryant's Commercial College, page 131.
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MELROSE,
A post office of Rush county, east by south from Indianapolis.
MEMPHIS,
A post village of Clark county, on the Jeffersonville and Indianapolis Railway, 15 miles north from Jeffersonville, and 93 miles south by east from Indianapolis. A village of the same name is situated in Martin county, see Halbert's Bluff post office, page 115.
MENDON, A post office of Madison county.
MEROM,
A post village of Sullivan county, on the Wabash river, 12 miles west by south from Sullivan, and about 100 miles south- west from Indianapolis.
MERRIAM,
A post office of Noble county, 9 miles south-east from Albion, and about 125 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
MERRILLVILLE. + (CENTERVILLE VILLAGE.)
A post village of Lake county, 6 miles north from Crown Point, and 140 miles north north-west from Indianapolis.
METAMORA,
A post village of Franklin county, situa- ted on Whitewater canaland river, 8 miles west from Brookville, 62 miles east south- east from Indianapolis, and 46 miles north-west from Cincinnati. Population about 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Eto.
Backledge W. G., carpenter.
Brooks Daniel, attorney as law.
Brooks Daniel & Son, boot and shoe ma- kers.
Brunger Stephen, woolen manufacturer. Chatman Wm., carpenter.
Conner T. H., attorney at law and physi- cian.
Curry J. & Son, flour mill.
Doty D., wagon maker.
Doty L., blacksmith.
Dunlop J., tailor.
Gordon A., saw mill.
Gordon M. B. & Bros., flour mill.
Gordon M. B. & M. C., general merchants.
Green G., painter.
Horsley John, gunsmith.
Jackson Charles, cooper.
Kay B. B., carpenter.
Kimble G. W. & Son, general merchants.
Lee A., blacksmith.
Leish F., carpenter.
Maguire W. W., physician.
Martindale A. B., stone mason.
Martindale Amos, hide and leather dealer.
Metamora House, Thos. Tagee, prop'r.
Pelsar P. D., carpenter.
Pond Henry, hide and leather dealer.
Raymond R., wagon maker.
Raymond & Blacklidge, grocers.
Tague Thomas, butcher.
Tague Thos., Metamora Honse.
Taylor & Bonham, stoves and tinware.
Van Camp Chas., druggist.
Washburn Jesse, boot and shoe maker.
Whipple Arnold J., blacksmith.
Wiggons J. H., attorney at law.
Wiggons J. H. & Thos., blacksmiths.
Williams Joshua, painter.
Woods & Gordon, general merchants.
METEA,
A post village of Cass county, north-east from Logansport, and about 85 miles north from Indianapolis.
METS,
A post village of Steuben county, on Fish creek, 9 miles east from Angola, and 150 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
MEXICO,
A post village of Miami county, on Eel river, 5 miles north from Peru, and 78 miles north from Indianapolis.
MIAMI,
A post village of Miami county, situated on the north fork of Deer creek, and on the Peru and Indianapolis Railway, 10 miles south from Peru, and 63 miles north from Indianapolis.
Sce John A. Heidlinger's Advertisement, p. 139.
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MICHIGAN CITY,
A post city of Laporte county, situated on Lake Michigan, at the intersection of the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- way with the Michigan Central road, 13} miles north-west from Laporte, 56 miles from Chicago, and 154 miles north by west from Indianapolis. Population 3,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Eto
Ames & Holliday, drugs, medicines, etc., cor. Franklin and Michigan.
Baldwin D. J., cashier Bank of Indiana, Franklin.
Baldwin W. H., groceries and provisions, Franklin.
"Baldwin & Blair, carriage manufacturers, Michigan.
Bank of Indiana, C. D. Blair, President, D. J. Baldwin, cashier, Franklin.
Barnum D. W., ambrotype and daguerrean artist, Franklin.
Bartels Charles, barber, Jewel House, Franklin.
Beham D., boot and shoe maker, Franklin. Blair C. B., president Bank of Indiana, Franklin.
Blair Lyman, wholesale grocer and com- inission merchant, cor. Franklin and Second.
Bluett John, merchant tailor and clothier, Franklin.
Bouchard J. B., wagon maker, Franklin. Bronson Wm. H., jeweler, Michigan, opp. Post Office.
City Hotel, Jonathan Fuller, prop'r, Front, near Depot.
Cooney M., boarding house, Michigan.
Couden R., stoves and tinware, Franklin. De Wolfe, C. E., general merchant, Frank- lin.
Dibble C. T., boots, shoes, etc., Franklin. Donnelly Peter, pork packer and dealer in wines, liquors, flour, feed, &c., cor. Franklin and Front.
Doran P., agent American Express Co., and cierk M. C. R. R., cor. Front and Franklin.
Doty's Hotel, R. M. Doty, proprietor, cor. Franklin and Front.
Evans A., grocer, Michigan.
Farrend & Bentley, physicians, Franklin. Felthouser Jacob D., sewing machine agent and dealer in straw cutters, Michigan.
Francis T. W., drugs and medicines, Jew- el House, Franklin.
Fuller Jonathan, City Hotel, Front.
Greenman John C., painter, Michigan. Habermehl J., physician, Michigan. Haddock J. E., flour and feed, Franklin. Hansen V., restaurant, Franklin.
HASKELL, BARKER ALDRIDGE, MANUFACTURERS OF RAILROAD CARS, COR. SIXTH AND SEV- ENTH.
Haywood S. D. & Co., stave manufactur- ers, on L. N. A. and C. R. R.
Hermann Frederick, billiard saloon, Franklin.
Hill J. R., grocer, corner Franklin and Michigan.
Hinsdale Mrs. M. A., millinery, corner Franklin and Michigan.
Holstein C. & F., tailors, Michigan.
Horner John, barber, Franklin.
Hosler, Miles & Co., hub manufacturers.
Jernegan T., editor and publisher Michi- gan City Enterprise, Franklin.
Jewell House, G. W. Patterson, Franklin. Jewell IL, prop'r Railroad Eating House, at depot.
Kellog Charles, meat markrt, cor. Michi- gan and Franklin.
KENNEDY JAMES, PROP'R NEW YORK HOUSE, AND RECTIFYING ESTAB- LISHMENT. FRONT.
Kloepfer R. C., druggist, Franklin. Knubbe Frederick, merchant tailor, Franklin.
KRUGER JOHN, BILLIARD SALOON AND RESTAURANT, FRANKLIN.
Larkin Thomas, baker, Michigan.
Lawson Herman, attorney at law, Frank- lin.
Lloyd H. T., saddler, Franklin.
May Allen, attorney at law, Michigan. Mentz & Hart, billiard saloon, cor. Frank- lin and Michigan.
Michigan City Enterprise, T. Jernegan, editor and publisher, Franklin. Miller Denton, steam saw mill.
Miller W. F., groceries and produce, Franklin, near Michigan.
Milspangh S. S., dry goods, Franklin.
Morris E., clothier, Franklin.
Niemer Gustav., grocer, Franklin.
Oferlook H., boots and shoes, Franklin.
Olvaney P., oyster saloon, Franklin. Orr John, foundry, Franklin.
Orr John, cabinet maker, Franklin.
Ott M., boot and shoe maker, Michigan.
Palmer Charles, physician, cor. Michigan and Franklin.
Parker John, grocer, Franklin.
Patterson G. W., Jewel House, Franklin. Paxton G., grocer, Franklin.
Peck Willis, lumber dealer, Franklin.
PHILLIPS, HOBART & CO., BOOTS. SHOES, LEATHER, FINDINGS, ETC., FRANKLIN.
Gluck Frederick, meat market, Michigan. Goodhue Win. H., agent L., S. A. and C. Sammons B. F., hardware, Franklin. R. R., off ce cor. Front and Franklin. | SeRiek C. E., American House, Michigan.
See A. R. Hyde's Advertisement, p. 144.
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SIEB FREDERICK, MEAT MARKET, FRANKLIN.
Smith & Walker, dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps, etc., Franklin.
Snider John, blacksmith, Michigan.
Taylor E., eating saloon, near railroad depot.
Thompson Mrs. Martha, millinery, Frank- lin. THORNTON J. A., ATTORNEY AT LAW, FRANKLIN.
Vehlen Peter, saddler, Franklin.
Weiler Jacob, boots and shoes, Franklin. White H. H., boots and shoes, Michigan. Winship C. S., groceries, provisions, fruits, etc., Franklin.
Woodard W. A., blacksmith, Franklin.
Woodbridge Wm., attorney at law, Frank- lin.
Young John, gunsmith and fur dealer, Franklin.
MICHIGANTOWN,
A post village of Clinton county, on the Michigan State road, 7 miles north-east from Frankfort, and 40 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
MIDDLEBORO',
A village of Wayne county, see Cox's Mills post office, page 57.
MIDDLEBURY,
A post village of Elkhart county, 11 miles north-east from Goshen and 120 miles from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Chicago, Toledo, Cleve- land, Cincinnati and New York, and received by the Michigan Southern Rail- way. Population 450.
NOTE .-- A village of the same name is situated in Clay county, see Martz post office, page 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc
Ager G. & lady, school teachers.
Bailey E., painter. Benham E. B., township supervisor. Benham R. D., constable and hotel propri- ctor.
Bickle J., wagon maker.
Brown H. F., physician and dentist.
Bryson F., physician. Burkley Jobn, brick mason. Burridge J. N,, wagon maker.
J. G. MYERS, POSTMASTER, DEALER IN
Books, Stationery,
CONFECTIONERY,
Tobacco and Cigars, Yankee No- tions, Fruits, &c., &c., MIDDLEBURY, ELKHART COUNTY, IND.
Carroll J. B., attorney at law.
Camp & Warren, wagon makers.
Clowes Mrs. S. A., dressmaker.
Cook Rev. R. H., Baptist.
Cooper Isaac, stave dealer.
Cooper J. F., saddler.
Cordry A., painter. Corpe Jolin, tailor.
Daniels John, cooper.
Doolittle Mrs. --- , school teacher.
Elliott Andrew, township trustee.
Elliott J. W., sewing machine agent and tailor.
Fassett H. S., druggist.
Fletcher Lemuel, justice of peace.
Foster F., general merchant and lumber dealer.
Gould R., architect.
Hartman L., attorney at law.
Henrich M., pork packer.
Hill M., carpenter.
Hopkins A., grocer.
Hostetter C. P., carding machine.
Hoagh A., chair maker. Hurtman Rey. - , Methodist.
Hutchison M., brick maker.
Jones R., tanner.
Kellets C. P .. brick mason.
Laboult F., chair maker.
Loomis H., saw mill.
Loomis & Merchant, touring mill.
Mann R. F., general merchant.
Martin S. E., physician.
Mather J. A., wool grower.
Mott S., fish dealer.
MYERS J. G., POSTMASTER AND BOOK- SELLER. (See card, p. 203.)
Powers & Brothers, boots and shoes.
Prescott O. O. & A. S., stove dealers.
Reford A. B., attorney at law.
Reford Joseph, nurseryman.
Shissler Garrett, barber.
Smith H., wagon maker.
Stutts C., general merchant and lumber dealer.
Sutton R. R., physician and druggist.
Walmer John, broom maker. Warren Wm., constable.
Welden A. F., general merchant and lum- ber dealer.
See "Around the Corner Grocery," p. 128.
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Wolf Samuel, gunsmith. Woodworth Miss A., school teacher. Wright James, carpenter. Wright R. M., carpenter.
MIDDLE FORK,
A small post village of Clinton county, 13 miles north-east from Frankfort, 23 miles south from Logansport, and 46 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
MIDDLETOWN.
A post village in the northwestern part of Henry county, on the Cincinnati, Lo- gansport and Chicago Railway, 12 miles north-west from New Castle, 110 miles from Cincinnati, and 40 miles north-east from Indianapolis. Villages of the same name are situated in Allen, Shelby, Owen, Vigo and Montgomery counties. For de- scriptions of the latter villages, see Arney, Prairie Creek and Waynetown post offices.
MIDWAY,
A post village of Spencer county, 10 miles north-west from Rockport, and about 150 miles south south-west from Indianapolis.
MIER,
A post office of Grant county, about 60 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
MIFFLIN,
A post office of Crawford county, about 100 miles south from Indianapolis.
MILAN,
A post office of Ripley county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, about 70 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
MILFORD,
A post village of Kosciusko county, 12 miles north from Warsaw, and 110 miles north by cast from Indianapolis.
MILL ARK,
A post office of Fulton county, about 90 miles north from Indianapolis.
MILLER'S,
A station on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, 29 miles south-east from Chicago. .
MILLERSBURG,
A post village of Elkhart county, on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indi- ana Air Line Railway, 7 miles from Goshen. A village of the same name is situated in Warren county.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Beers & Co., proprietors steam saw mill. DAVIS J. L., POSTMASTER. Davis & Hoffman, general merchants. Hoover Rev. -- , Methodist. Shultz Rev. John, Presbyterian. Singler John, hotel proprietor.
MILLERSVILLE,
A post village of Marion county, 8 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
MILLHOUSEN,
A post village in the southern part of De- catur county, about 55 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
MILL PORT,
A post office of Washington county, about 80 miles south from Indianapolis.
2) MILLTOWN,
A small post village in the eastern part of Crawford county, 12 miles north from Leavenworth, and about 100 miles south from Indianapolis.
MILLVILLE,
A small post village of Henry county, on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, 6
See Advertisement Bryant's Commercial College, p. 131.
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miles east from Newcastle, and about 50 miles east by north from Indianapolis.
MILLWOOD,
A post office of Kosciusko county, about 110 miles north from Indianapolis.
MILO,
(BUFFAL VILLAGE.)
A small post village of Brown county, 13 miles south - east from Nashville, and about 50 miles south from Indianapolis.
MILROY,
A post village of Rush county, situated on Little Flat Rock crech, 8 miles south from Rushville, and about 45 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
MILTON,
A post village of Wayne county, about 10 miles west by south from Centerville, and 54 miles cast from Indianapolis.
MISHAWAKA,
A post town of St. Joseph county, on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, 4 miles east from South Bend, about 90 miles east by south from Chicago, and 125 miles north from Indianapolis.
MITCHELL,
A post village of Lawrence county, on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- way, at the crossing of the Ohio and Mis- sissippi road, 10 miles south from Bedford, and about 80 miles south by west from Indianapolis. Population 600.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Barnard R., prop'r Biggs House, opposite Depot.
Biggs John T., druggist and township li- brarian, O. & M. R. R.
Brown R., justice peace and saddler, Main.
Bulkley J. D., physician and druggist, Main.
Burton -, physician, Main. Collman D., blacksmith.
Crane W. C., agent and operator L., N. A. & C. Railway.
Dayson John, bakery and saloon, opposite Depot.
Eskar E. A., insurance agent.
Ferguson D. L., grocery, Main. Ferguson John, boarding house.
Follwell G. E., telegraph operator O. & M. Railway.
Goodwin -, physician, opposite Morris House.
Harned Robert, furniture, &c., Main.
Hauck Jacob, saloon, opposite O. & M. Depot.
Johnston J. H., general store, Main.
Kelly David, general store, Main. Kusky Louis, barber, opp. Depot.
McCoy -, shoemaker, Main.
Mannigton H. S., general store.
Marley H. H., agent Adams Express Co., and ticket agent O. & M. Railway.
Millspaugh A. W., special agent O. & M. Railway.
Moore S., postmaster, and prop'r Moore House, opp. Depot.
Moore S. & Son, general store, Main.
MORRIS HOUSE, JOHN MORRIS, PRO- PRIETOR, ON O. & M. RAILWAY, NEAR DEPOT.
MORRIS JOHN, PROPRIETOR MORRIS
HOUSE, ON O. & M. RAILWAY, NEAR DEPOT.
Munson A. L., shoomaker, on O. & M. Railway.
Munson W. M., saddler, &c., Main.
Nugent Jno. R., general merchant, ou O. & M. Railway.
Owen & Giles, general store, Main.
Robinson T. N., Baptist minister. Reily Putnam, attorney at law.
Temple H. C., telegraph operator, O. & M. Railway.
Warren Z .. L., general store, en O. & M. Railway.
MIXERVILLE,
A post village of Franklin county, 12 miles north-east from Brookville, and about 80 miles east south-east from Indi- anapolis.
MONGOQUINONG,
A post village in the eastern part of La- grange county, a few miles south from the Michigan State line, about 140 miles north by cast from Indianapolis.
See Advertisement of State Gazetteers and Directories, p. 142.
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MONMOUTH,
A post village of Adams county, on the St. Mary's river, a few miles north-west from Decatur, and about 100 miles north- east from Indianapolis.
MONON,
(NEW BRADFORD VILLAGE.)
A post office of White county, on the Lou- isville, New Albany and Chicaga Rail- way, 12 miles north-west from Monticello, 32 miles north from Lafayette, and 96 miles north north-west from Indianapolis.
MONROE, A post office of Jay county.
MONROEVILLE,
A post office of Allen county, near the eastern line of the State, about 110 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
MONROVIA,
A post village of Morgan county, north by west from Martinsville, and 24 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
MONTEBELLO,
A station on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, 61 miles south-east from Chica- 50.
MONTEREY,
A post office of Pulaski county, about 100 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
MONTEZ,
A post office of Cass county, about 70 miles north from Indianapolis.
MONTEZUMA,
A post village of Parke county, on the Wabash and Erie canal, about 68 miles west from Indianapolis.
MONTGOMERY,
.A post village of Jennings county, on Coffee creek, 10 miles south from Vernon, and about 75 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
MONTGOMERY'S STATION, A post office of Daviess county.
MONTICELLO,
A post village and the capital of White county, 82 miles north north-west from Indianapolis.
MONTMORENCY,
A post village of Tippecanoe county, about 65 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
MONTPELIER,
A post village in the northern part of Blackford county, about 70 miles north- east from Indianapolis.
MOONEY,
A post office of Jackson county, about 60 miles south from Indianapolis.
MOOREFIELD,
A post village of Switzerland county,.S miles north-west from Vevay, and about 90 miles south south-east from Indianap- olis.
MOORESBURG,
A post office of Pulaski county, about 100 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
MOORE'S HILL,
A post village of Dearborn county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, 18 miles west from Lawrenceburg, 40 miles from Cincinnati, and about 80 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
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MOORESVILLE,
A post village of Morgan county, on White Lick creek, 14 miles north from Martinsville, and 16 miles south-west from Indianapolis. Population 700.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Ballard C., blacksmith. Barker John, blacksmith.
Britner & Winkler, cabinet makers.
Butler Wm., saw mill prop'r. CARLISLE JAMES, PRO'PR INDIANA HOUSE.
Carlisle Win., blacksmith.
Carter John E., jeweler.
Carter S. M., carpenter. Chill T. M. G., carpenter. Coble Madison, cooper. Coble & Butner, bakers and confectioners. Combs Jacob II., chair maker.
COMPTON A. J., TAILOR.
Comptou Mrs. R. M., milliner.
Cook W. G., brick maker.
Cummins B., pump maker.
Darrow James, grocer. Day John, saw and flour mill.
Dinkens Wm. C., pump maker.
Fansler David, wagon maker. Feasle Jacob, boots and shoes.
Fulghum Joseph, carpenter.
Greeson Riley, groceries, provisions, con- fectioneries, etc.
Gregory Isaac, wagon maker.
GRIGGS, COOK & SCOTT, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
Harris R., carpenter.
Harryman Samuel, brick mason.
Harryman S. K., attorney at law. Hart P. F., painter.
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