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Harvey Daniel, butcher.
Harvey Robert, broom maker. Hawk Charles, physician. Hutchinson David, physician.
INDIANA HOUSE, J. CARLISLE, PRO- PRIETOR.
Johnson R. P. & Co., general merchants. Johnson & Hawk, saddlers.
Jones Eli, blacksmith. Jones John I., livery stable.
Jones M. F., blacksmith.
Jones & Greeson, grocers.
Lockwood Daniel, cooper.
MCCRACKEN WM,, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MANUFACTURER AND DEALER. MeNeff T. W., crrpenter.
Manker A. T., carpenter. Meridith Y. B., painter. Mitchell G. B., brick maker.
Mitchell & Reagan, physicians.
Moore Calvin, druggist.
Moore Samuel, general merchant. Mooresville Lodge, No. 78, Masonic. Morgan Lodge, No. 211, I. O. O. F. Owen & Hadley, steam flour and saw mill. Palmer & Richardson, stoves and tinware. Ray Wm. H., attorney at law. Robbins Lewis, brick mason.
Rusie M. H., stoves and tinware.
Rusie, Wright & Co., boot and shoe dealers and tanners.
Shanafelt Mary, milliner.
Shanafelt S., carriage maker. Sheets David, saddler.
Sheets F. & Bro., general merchants.
Trimble Allen, blacksmith.
Woodward W. H. P. & Co., general mer- chants.
Worth F. A., boots and shoes.
MOORE'S VINEYARD,
A post office of Bartholomew county, about 45 miles south south - east from Indianapolis.
MORAL,
A post office of Shelby county, south-east from Indianapolis.
MORGAN,
A station on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, 12 miles south-east from Valparaiso.
MORGANTOWN,
A post village of Morgan county, 10! miles south-east from Martinsville, and 31 miles south from Indianapolis.
MOROCCO,
A post village of Newton county, 70 miles from Chicago, and about 100 miles from Indianapolis.
MORRIS.
A post office of Ripley county, on the In- dianapolis and Cincinnati Railway.
MORRISTOWN,
A post village in the northern part of Shelby county, about 25 miles east south-
See Advertisement of Trade Palace, p. 136.
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east from Indianapolis. A station of the same name is situated on the Bellefon- taine Railway, 64 miles east north-east from Indianapolis.
MORTON,
A small post village of Putnam county, in Clinton township, 10 miles north-west from Greencastle, and 42 miles west from Indianapolis.
MOSCOW,
A post village in the south- western part of Rush county, about 40 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
MOUNTAIN SPRING,
A post office of Martin county, about 85 miles south south-west from Indianapolis.
MOUNT AUBURN,
A post office of Shelby county, south-east from Indianapolis.
MOUNT CARMEL,
A post village of Franklin county, 8 miles east from Brookville, 80 miles east south- cast from Indianapolis, and 31 miles north-west from Cincinnati.
MOUNT COMFORT,
A post office of Hancock county, about 14 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
MOUNT ETNA,
A post village of Huntington county, about 10 miles south by cast from Huntington, and 85 miles north by east from Indian- a polis.
MOUNT GILBOA,
A post office in the north-eastern part of Benton county, about 90 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
MOUNT HEALTHY,
A small post village of Bartholomew coun- ty, 12 miles south-west from Columbus, and about 55 mile south from Indianapo- lis.
MOUNT HOPE,
A post office of De Kalb county, about 130 miles north north-east from Indianapolis
MOUNT JEFFERSON,
A small post village of Carroll county, 10 miles from Delphi, and 68 miles north north-west from Indianapolis.
MOUNT LIBERTY,
A post office of Brown county, south from Indianapolis.
MOUNT MERIDIAN,
A post village of Putnam county, south east from Greencastle, and about 37 miles west by south from Indianapolis.
MOUNT MORIAH,
A post office of Brown county, south from Indianapolis.
MOUNT OLIVE,
Formerly the name of a post office in Elk- hart county, recently changed to Wa- karusa.
MOUNT PISGAH,
A post office of Lagrange county, near the northern boundary of the State.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
A post village and the former capital of Martin county, 35 miles east from Vin- cennes, and 84 miles eonth south-west from Indianapolis.
See Headquarters for Mann's Oysters, p. 128.
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MOUNT PROSPECT,
A post village in the northern part of Crawford county, about 100 miles south- west from Indianapolis.
MOUNT STERLING,
A post village of Switzerland county, 3} miles north from Vevay, and 96 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
MOUNT TABOR,
A post village in the north-western part of Monroe county, about 45 miles south- west from Indianapolis.
MOUNT VERNON,
A post town and the capital of Posey county, 22 miles from Evansville, 15 miles from New Harmony, and about 160 miles south-west from Indianapolis. Popula- tion 2,500.
NOTE .- A small village of the same name is situated in Jay county, see Half- Way post office, p. 116.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Anderson James P., wagon maker.
Barter John H., blacksmith.
Barter & Bro., hardware, cutlery, &c., Bloomer Smith, carpenter. Brant C. A., tobacco and cigars.
Brown E., cabinet maker.
Cawson James, bookseller. Chace H. C., boots and shoes. Cooke J., jeweler.
Covington & Dunn, commission merchants. Decker F. C. & Co., general merchants. Devit & Mackey, general store.
Dryden S. S., cabinet maker. Elson John P., attorney at law.
Elson Wm. P., attorney at law. Evertson John R., steam grist mill. Evison E., tailor. Fechtenburger M. G. & Co., saddlers. Flower R., hotel. Forth & Gregory, livery stable.
Fosha Wm., brick mason. Freem & Peffer, butchers. Gibson Chas , carpenter. Hancock John, carpenter. Harper John, dentist. Hass Chas., saw mill. Henry G., barber.
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Hintch T. J .. general merchant.
Holt Mrs. E., milliner.
Hovey A. P., attorney at law.
James & Mugge, steam flour mill proprie- tors and distillers.
Johnson James, painter.
Kincaid Samuel, clothing.
Leavenworth S. M., cashier Mount Vernon Bank.
Leonard C. F., general merchant.
Lowrey W. J., president Mount- Vernon Bank.
McAuthor Wm. M., druggist.
Mann J. A., insurance agent.
Mann, Larkin & Milburn, general mer- chants.
Martin John, cooper. .
Mathews John, shingle maker.
Mills Frank, plow maker.
Milner Wm. C., wagon maker.
Moore D., auctioneer.
Mount Vernon Bank, W. J. Lowrey, presi- dent, S. M. Leavenworth, cashier. Murry G., poots and shoes.
Nelson F., hotel.
Osborn A. S., nursery and seedsman.
Pitcher John, attorney at law.
Prince Wm. S., pump maker.
Shanon R. G., sash, door and blind maker.
Sheffer S. W., lumber dealea.
Sheldon M., plow maker.
Spencer E. M., atterney at law.
Stiehl Philip, cooper.
Sullivan E. T., pork packer.
Templeton James, coal dealer.
Thomas G. W. & Co., commission mer- chants.
Wall Geo., gunsmith.
Weir M. A., druggist. Welbarn Joseph, pork packer.
Wilson Jay, painter.
Woody John, agricultural implements.
MOUNT WASHINGTON, A post office of Morgan county.
MUDDY FORK,
A post office of Clarke county, on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- way, 14 miles from New Albany, 12 miles from Charlestown, and about 100 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
MUDGE STATION,
A post village and railway station in White county, about 80 miles north north- west from Indianapolis.
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MUD LICK,
A post office of Jefferson county, about. 80 miles south south east from Indianapolis.
MULBERRY,
A post office of Clinton county, formerly named Winship's Mills.
MULLEN'S STATION,
A small village of Henry county. See Ashland post office, page 10.
MUNCIE,
A post town and the capital of Delaware county, on the Bellefontaine Railway, 54 miles east north-east from Indianapolis.
MURRAY, (LANCASTER VILLAGE.)
A post village of Wells county, 4 miles north-west from Bluffton, and about 90 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
MUSSELMAN,
A post office of Johnson county, south from Indianapolis.
NAPOLEON,
A post village of Ripley county, 11 miles north-west from Versailles, and about 60 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
NASH DEPOT,
A post office of Vanderburg county, on the Evansville and Crawfordsville Rail- way, 13 miles north from Evansville, and about 140 miles south south-west from In- dianapolis.
NASHVILLE,
A post village, and the capital of Brown county, about 40 miles south from Indi- anapolis.
J. B. HOAG, Physician, Notary Public, And Dealer in
Family Medicines, NEVADA, Tipton county, Ind.
Special attention devoted to the cure of Chronic diseases. .
NATCHEZ,
A small post village of Martin county, 10 miles south - east from Dover Hill, and about 85 miles south south - west from Indianapolis.
NEBRASKA,
A post office of Crawford county, near the southern boundary of the State. A small village of the same name is situated in Jennings county, see Otter Creek post office. Also a station of the same name on the Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail- way, 7 miles north-east from Attica.
NEFF,
A post office of Randolph county, near the castern boundary of the State.
NEIL'S STATION, A post office of Wayne county.
NEVADA,
A post village of Tipton county, on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, 10 miles from Tipton, and 48 miles north by east from Indianapolis. Population 100.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc
Bailey Wesley K., carpenter and builder. BALLEW ALLEN P., POSTMASTER.
Ballew L., general merchant and stave dealer
Ballew L., justice of peaco and hotel pro- prietor.
Carrol Amos T., blacksmith and constable.
See Advertisement of Bourbon Whisky, p. 133
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Elwards James, sash and blinds. Fish Rev. T, A., Methodist.
ilintt Angeline, dress maker. Hiatt Uriah B., painter.
HOAG JOSEPH B., PHYSICIAN AND NOTARY PUBLIC. (See card, p. 210.) Larew T., sewing machine agent.
Larew John T., ambrotypist and gun- smith.
Lee Ormal, brick mason.
Leweler Rev. --- , Christian Friend.
Me Emery Edwin, railway station master. McEmery Mary, school teacher.
Marshall Lucy, dress maker.
Marshall Wm., tanner.
Moore Geo. R., patent right agent.
Riekets Garret, steam saw mill and lum- ber yard.
Stanley Rev. John, United Brethren. Stockdale Wm., tanner.
Wise Henry, resident farmer.
Wooley Wm., agent American Express and C. & C. R. R.
NEW ALBANY.
A post city and the capital of Flayd coun- ty, on the Ohio river, about 1 mile below the Falls, 3 miles below Louisville, and 110 miles south by east from Indianapo- lis. In 1850, it contained a population of 9,895; in 1860, 12,407, and its present population is estimated at 18,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Adams Express, 253 Main, C. Pink, ag't. Akers Thos., city marshal, cor. State and Spring.
Alexander S. J., physician, 74 Upper Third. Aleves Henry, clothing, &c .. 42 State.
Alleott William, dry goods, 310, Main. Allen J. T., grocer, 45 State.
Allison & Doll, merchant tailors and clothiers, 270 Main.
Annesly Lawson, dry goods, &c., 302 Main.
Austin T. E., druggist, 194 Main.
Austin T. R., physician, 214 Main.
Bach Mrs. C., cigars, &c., 334 Main.
Bailey S. A., physician, State, bet. Main and Market.
Bamberger & Rosenham, millinery goods, &c., 201 Main.
Banes Win. & J. T., carpenters, cor. Mar- ket and Upper Fifth.
Bank of Saleia, cor. Pearl and Market, pres't, L. Bradley, cashier, E. New- land.
BANK STREET FOUNDRY AND M.A- CHINE SHOP, COR. BANK AND WATER, THOS. PAWSON, PROPRI- ETOR.
Beach Geo., job printer, cor. Main and State.
Beck G. W., blacksmith, cor. Market and Upper Third.
Beeler A. S., stoves and tinware, cor. Mar- ket and State.
Benjamine E., master machinist, L., N. A. & C. R. R.
Bentley A. W., merchant tailor, cor. Main and State.
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Benton N., grocery, 216 Main.
Bishoff L., physician, Market.
BLACKWELL W. B., PROP'R DEPAW HOUSE, MAIN, BET, THIRD AND FOURTH. (See card, p. 212.)
Bodger James, grocery, cor. Market and Bank.
Bott Henry, wholesale liquors, cigars, &c., 257 Market.
Bowman C., physician, 222 Main.
Bradford Charles H., wholesale and retail dealer in watches and jewelry, south- east cor. Main and Pearl.
Bradley Augustus, forwarding and com- mission merchant, cor. Pearl and Spring.
Bradley L., Prest. Bank of Salem, corner Pearl and Market.
BRANCH OF THE STATE BANK OF INDIANA, COR. MAIN AND BANK. J. S. McDONALD, PRESIDENT; W. MANN, CASHIER.
BRIGGS JNO. & SON, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEAL- ERS, 71 STATE.
Brown James, marble and stone cutter,. 115 State.
Brown Jno., merchant tailor, 56 State. Brown & Crane, importers and dealers in crockery, hardware, cutlery, &c., 304 Main.
Brown & Gordon, manufacturers of Smith's bellows, cor. State and Water. Buckheart, Peatee & Graff, brewers, Up- per Tenth, bet. Spring and Market. Bullett W., attorney at law, 43 State. Burnett Gen. A. S., mayor, cor. State and Spring.
Busby Jno., carpenter, Main.
Bushnell John, ship chandler, 21 State. Byru Dudley D., county auditor, Spring. Cannon G. C. & Co., wholesale notions and. varieties establishment, 297 Main.
Cary A. B., Bulic saloon, cor. Main and State.
Carter George W. (colorod), barber, 24S Main.
CASTLEN ANDREW, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CHINA, QUEENS- WARE, GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c., 282 MAIN.
Chase Geo. A., president Indians Asbury Female College, Upper Main.
Clagett L., grocery, cor. Main and Lower First.
See J. & D. Duncan's Advertisement, p. 133.
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DePAW HOUSE,
Main Street, bet. Upper Third and Fourth,
NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. 2.1. Projection
W. B. BLACKWELL, PROPRIETOR.
This HOUSE has lately been refurnished, making it one of the FIRST-CLASS HOTELS IN THE STATE.
The Rooms are large and well ventilated, the Beds new and good, and the Tables supplied with the delicacies of the season.
Clapp & Son, physicians and surgeons, 277 Main.
Clark Mrs. Mary, millinery, 316 Main. Collins J. & A. B., attorneys at law, cor. Bank and Main.
Conner J. II., wholesale and retail drug- gist, 308 Main.
Cook S., grocery, Main.
Cornelius & Heoffeld, wholesale and retail druggists, cor. Market and State, and cor. Market and Upper Fourth.
Crane David, tanner, and dealer in hides, leather, etc., 66 Pearl.
Crawford H., attorney at law, Crawford's Block, Main.
CREED JOHN T. & CO., PROPRIETORS NEW ALBANY WOOLEN MILLS, STATE, BET. MAIN AND WATER. Creedon P., looking glasses and picture frames, 36 State.
Crowmie Jno. P., wholesale and retail dea- ler in Pittsburg coal, on the wharf, foot of Pearl.
Culbertson W. S., wholesale dry goods. boots, shoes and hats, 68 and 70 Pearl. CULVER A. B., SUPT. L., N. A. & C. R, R., COR. OAK AND PEARL.
Danforth T., Sec. New Albany Ins. Co., 279 Main.
Dannecker F. G., attorney at law, 44 State. Dave Mrs. C., confectionery, 41 State.
Davis Isaac, hats, caps, furs, straw good s &c., 260 Main.
DAVIS JNO. S., ATTORNEY AT LAW, 251 MAIN.
DAVIS M. & CO., GROCERS AND PRO- DUCE DEALERS, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS, 61 STATE.
Day E. R., wholesale and retail dealer in books, stationery, wall paper, &c., 34 State.
Day J. A., general insurance agent, 269 Main.
Day & McClung, wholesale dry goods, boots, hats, caps, notions, &c., State, bet. Market and Spring.
Deacon N. II., yawl builder, Lower Second, near Water.
DEAN WILLIAM, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, 133 MAIN, BET. FIFTH AND SIXTH.
Deeble Charles, wagon maker, Pearl.
Deitz W. G., produce dealer and commis- sion merchant, 19 State.
DEPAW HOUSE, MAIN, BET. UPPER THIRD AND FOURTH.W. B. BLACK- WELL, PROP'R. (See card, p. 212.) Devol Il. N., manufacturer of tin, copper and iron ware, and dealer in stoves, castings, &c., 285 Main.
See H. A. Fletcher & Co's. Advertisement, p. 136.
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GEO. L. GIBBS, PHYSICIAN,
Office, No. 31 State Street,
New Albany, Indiana.
Gives special attention to the treatment of Fistula in Ano, without the use of the knife.
Dietz James, grocery, cor. Market and Pearl.
Dollen R. W., music and picture frames, 251 Main.
Dorsey Chas. A., furniture, cor. Market and First.
Dowdan C., livery stable, State.
Dowling A., attorney at law, 87 Pearl, over Bank of Salem.
Drost J. II., brass founder, Water, bet. Lower First and Second.
Duffy Patrick, new and second hand fur- niture, cor. Market and Second.
Duncan Charles, county treasurer, Spring, near State.
Ehrhardt Geo., confectionor and restau- rant, 65 Pearl.
Eldrkin James, tailor, 33 State.
Elderkin R., merchant tailor and clothier, 33 State.
Elliott Jno., grocery, 146 Main.
Emery E., saddler and harness maker, 87 State.
Enteris Anton, saloon, 255 Market.
Epstien Bierman, agent Moritz Bro. & Co., clothing, etc., 82 Pearl.
Evans Jacob, street commissioner, corner State and Spring.
Evans H. L., physician, 236 Main.
Ferry L. C., insurance agent, 289 Main. Fetz Mrs. Elizabeth, bar room, 130 State. Fiske P., real estate agent, 43 State.
Fox Christopher, wholesale and retail hats, caps and furs, 29 State.
Frank J. P. & Co., lard oil, soap and.can- dle factory, Oak, near depot.
Frentz Peter, sign painter and stencil cutter, 336 Main.
Gailitz David, cigars, &c., 111 Pearl. Gas Works, near L., N. A. & C. R. R. De- pot.
GIBBS GEO. L., PHYSICIAN, 31 STATE, BET. MAIN AND MARKET. (See card. p. 213.)
Gibbs & Bailey, physicians, State, bet. Main and Market.
Gilboe Jake, blacksmith, 328 Market. Godefroy Leon, watchmaker, 232 Maiu.
GEO. H. GRAVES,
Wholesale Dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC WINES & LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C., South Side Market, bet. State and Pearl Sts., New Albany, Ind.
Gohmann & Kegler, saloon, Market. Goodbub Jacob, bakery and confectionery, 74 Pearl.
GORDON, CASTLEN & GORDON, WHOLESALE HARDWARE, IRON, &C., 71 AND 73 PEARL.
Gorner & Cheeney, painters, Pearl, near Spring.
Graf V., saddler and harness maker, 311 Main.
Graves G. C., grocery, 209 Market.
GRAVES GEORGE H. WHOLESALE LI- QUORS, 245 MARKET. (See card, p. 213.)
Greine A. S., physician, Main, near Depaw House.
Gresham Geo., city treasurer, cor. State and Spring.
Gwin Josiah, county recorder, Public Square.
Gwin & Kirkwood, livery stable, cor. Third and Market.
Haffa Frank S., carriage and wagon ma- ker, cor. State and Elm.
Hammond W. G., grocery, 272 Market.
Hangary Wm., livery stable, Main.
Hann L. F., county surveyor.
Hardmann L., butcher, Market.
Harris W. B., National saloon and restau- rant, 55 State.
Hart Geo. O., wholesale and retail drug- gist, 294 Main.
Haskins C. H., general ticket clerk Li, N. A. & C. R. R., cor. Oak and Pearl.
Haskins C. H. II., manager Western Union Telegraph, office, over Bank of Salem. Hebel Jno., furniture, &c., 223 Main.
Hedden D., grocery, cor. Market and State.
Meddle B., boot and shoe maker and deal- er, 57 State.
Helm R., shoemaker, State.
Hendrich Ernst, boots and shoes, Market. Hemberger C., saloon and picture gallery, 8-1 State.
Herbert Mathias, merchant tailor, 43 State.
Hey & Fox, stove, tin, copper and sheet iron ware, 273 Market.
Hieb Jno., merchant tailor and clothier, cor. Pearl and Market.
High Street House, cor. Main and First, N. Vanderventer, prop'r.
Hinkebein G. H., shoemaker, 346 Market. Hipple, Smith & Co., steamboat cabin
See Advertisement of Lahr House, p. 182.
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GEO. V. HOWK. ROBT. M. WEIR.
HOWK & WEIR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
NEW ALBANY, IND.
Practice in the Courts of Floyd, Clark: Washington, and Harrison Counties, and in the Supreme and Federal Courts of the State.
builders, Water, bet. Second and Third.
Hohn John, saloon, Market.
Holmes J. B., bakery, 250 Main.
Hord G., shoemaker, State.
Hoopman Herman, shoe shop, State.
Hoover & Bryant, wholesale druggists, 65 State.
Horn John, saloon, market.
Howard John C. & Co., planing mill, Elm, opp. Depot.
HOWK & WEIR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 279 MAIN. (See card, p. 214.)
Hubbert E. M., dry goods, etc., 814 Main.
Hunle L., boots and shoes, 80 Pearl.
Huntsman Bill, livery stable, Upper Fourth, bet. Main and Market.
Indiana Asbury Female College, Upper Main, Geo. A. Chase, president.
Jackson J. T., grocery, Market.
Jackson T. F., steamboat blacksmith, Se- cond.
Jackson Thos. F., blacksmith, Water.
Jackson W. B., boots and shoes, Market.
Jennings R. & G., marble workers, 147 Pearl.
Jesbery John, merchant tailor, 246 Mar- ket.
Jocelyn J. C., justice of peace and insur- ance agent, 273 Main.
Johnson S. D., blacksmith, State.
Johnson F. C. & Co., Southe-Western Nur- sery, Upper Vincennes.
Johnson Webster, machine shop, Water. Jones Mrs. I .. , Tabler House, cor. Main and Lower Third.
Jones Moran, periodical depot, 93 Pearl. Kane Charles, grocery, 148 Main.
Kemble Jno., boots and shoes, 43 State. Kemp P., baker, Market.
Kent & Brother, wholesale grocers and commission and forwarding mer- chants, also liquors, &c., north-west cor. Main and Pearl.
Kerr M. C., wholesale and retail druggist, 72 Pearl.
Kegler D. W., baker and confectioner, 76 State.
Kesler Jno. H., wholesale and retail gro- cer, 30 State.
Klingmann Adamı, shoemaker, 231 Mar- ket.
S. S. MARSH,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
MACHINERY, Railroad Spikes, Steamboat Spikes, Washers, &c.
Also, Spikes of every description. Jobbing of all kinds done with neatness and dispatch.
Water Street, between Lower Sec- ond and Third,
NEW ALBANY, IND.
Knapp Gardner, general ticket clerk L., N. A. & C. R. R.
Knepfly Jno., wholesale and retail dealer in watches, clocks and jewelry, 300 Main.
Knobloch Philip, barber, 255 Main.
Knoefel Aug, druggist, Market, near Lower First.
Kodalle F., shoemaker, Market.
Koeter Charles, book binder, Main, near Depaw House.
Kraft & Zilker, furniture, &c., 315 Main. Krinler Geo., boots and shoes, cor. State and Market.
Kuhn Chas., locksmith, cor. Pearl and Elm.
Laden Jno. B., Exchange saloon, corner Market and Upper Fourth.
Lapping G. W., groceries, cor. Market and Upper Fourth.
Lawson John, bakery, cer. Market and First.
Lee & Hoyle, phoenix mills, Elm, corner Third.
Lenehan T. J., master car repairer, L., N. A. & C. R. R.
Lent & Shipman, phoenix foundry, corner Water and State.
Lewis Brothers, wholesale dealers in for- eign liquors, etc., Main, Crawford's Block.
Lewis W. H., cashier L., N. A. & C. R. R., cor. Oak and Pearl.
Lindley J. F., dry goods, etc., 290 Main. Liestiner John, grocery, Market.
Littell M., agricultural and seed store, 281 Market.
Livingston John, fashion saloon, corner Third and Market.
Lockwood B., tanner and dealer in leath- er, etc., 69 State. Logue William, dyer, etc., Main, bet. Lower First and State.
Lonnon Thos., wholesale and retail grocer, 170 Main.
See Advertisement of Lafayette Courier, p. ISI.
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J. H. MARSHEL, DEALER IN
SADDLERY
AND COACH HARDWARE, LEATHER, VARNISII, CARRIAGES, &C., &C.
288 MAIN STREET, New Albany, Indiana.
Lothrop & Wilson, auction and commission merchants, 40 State.
Loughmiller & Davis, wholesale hardware, cutlery, iron, etc., State, bet. Market and Spring.
L., N. A. & C. R. R. OFFICE, PASSEN- GER DEPOT, CORNER OAK AND PEARL.
Love & Swift, stoves and tinware, corner Lower Second and Main.
Lyman Geo. Sec. L. N. A. & C. R. R., cor. Oak and Pearl.
McBride Malcom, grocery, 844 Main.
Mcclintock & Bro., grocers, 275 Main.
McCord & Bradley, wholesale dry goods, boots and shoes, hats, notions, &c., 81 and 83 Poarl.
McCurdy James F., wholesale and retail confectioner and bakery, 41 State. McDONALD J. H., PRESIDENT BRANCH BANK, COR. MAIN AND BANK.
McIntosh John, proprieter National Hotel, cor. Pearl and Oak.
McKnight & Webber, dry goods, 296 and 298 Main.
McMahan J. H., wholesale grocer, 124 Pearl.
McNallay T., grocer, cor. bank and Main. McNeely J. N., physician, Main.
MAIN R. P., WHOLESALE GROCER AND PRODUCE DEALER, STATE, BET. SPRING AND ELM.
Main Street Mills, J. Rice & Co., proprie- tors, 307 and 309 Main.
Mainer William, shoemaker, Statc.
Maliner J. W., manufacturer of steamboat iron work, &c., Water, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
MANN JOHN, WHOLESALE GROCER, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, STATE, BETWEEN MARKET AND SPRING.
Mann Peter, city mills, State, bet. Market and Spring.
MANN W., CASHIER BRANCH BANK, COR. BANK AND MAIN.
Mangel -, physician for eye and ear, High Street House.
Marsh Edwin, Pittsburg coal, Pearl, near Water.
MARSH S. S., MACHINE SHOP AND MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF SPIKES, WATER, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD. (See card, p. 214.)
MARSHEL J. H., WHOLESALE SAD- DLERY AND COACH HARDWARE, 288 MAIN. (See card, p. 215.)
Martin Joseph, Market.
Merker Henry, bakery, 340 Main.
Merz A., hotel keeper, cor. Main and Up- per Fourth.
Meyer J. B., grocery, cor. State and Oak. Meyer Mrs. Jno. E., hotel keeper, corner Third and Water.
Miller F., wagon maker, cor. Spring and First.
MILLER HENRY, UNITED STATES SA- LOON, 46 STATE, BET. MAIN AND MARKET.
Miller John, ladies' shoemaker, Market. Misse Jacob & Co., grocers, 60 State.
Mitchell James, dealer in groceries, pro- duce, &c., cor. State and Elm.
Morsch J. T., ice merchant, 357 and 359 Main.
Montgomery J., Prest. New Albany Ins. Co., 279 Main.
Moore N., justice of peace, 43 State.
Moore S. S. Jr. & Co., wholesale and retail clothiers, 274 Main.
Morrill W. F., dentist, Lower First, bet. Main and Market.
Morris W. D., wholesale grocer and pro- duce dealer, Pearl, bet. Market and Spring.
Muerer T. H., physician, Market.
Naghel L. H., dentist, Lower First, bet. Main and Market.
National Hotel, John Melntosh, prop'r, cor. Pearl and Oak ..
New Albany Daily Ledgor, 64 Pearl, Nor- man and Matthews, editors and pro- prietors.
New Albany Demokrat (German), corner Market and State, Weisse & Nenert, editors and publishers.
New Albany Female Seminary, Upper Elin, Rev. T. Spencer, pres't.
New Albany Insurance Co., J. Montgom- ery, president, T. Danforth, sec'y., 273. Main.
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