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NEW ALBANY WOOLEN MILLS, JOHN T. CREED & CO., PROPRIETORS. STATE, BET. MAIN AND WATER. Noble D. A .. president L., N. A. & C. R. R., Monroe, Mich.
Norman & Matthews, editors and proprie- tors New Albany Daily Ledger, 61 Pearl. Now L., clothing, cor. Market and First.
See Lingle's Advertisement of Lafayette Courier, p. 181.
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Nunemacher John R., wholesale dealer in books, stationery, etc., 268 Main.
Nunemacher & Shaw, tailors and clothiers, 272 Main.
O'Neal G. W., daguerrean artist, 42 State, bet. Main and Market.
Otto William T, attorney at law, Pearl, near Main.
Parker Samuel, grocery, 286 Market.
Paulson A., barber, 261 Main.
PAWSON THOS., FOUNDRY AND MA- CHINE SHOP, COR. BANK AND WATER.
Payton J., Farmers' Hotel, Main.
Pefetsch C., ambrotype artist, cor. Main and Pearl.
Peirce James, manufacturer of tobacco, machinery and boxes, Market, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Perry Jno., livery stable, Pearl.
Phoenix Foundry, cor. Stato and Water, Lent & Shipman prop'rs.
Phoenix Mills, Lee & Hoyle prop'rs., cor. Elm and Upper Third.
Pink C., insurance agent, and agent Ad- amy Express Co., 253 Main.
Plumer & Co., stoves and tinware, 37 State.
POOL J. O. & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE, ALSO EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MAR- BLE MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, &C., MADE TO ORDER, 116 STATE. Porter G. W., agent furniture, &c, 246 Main.
Pouch Jas., second hand store, 242 Main. P'ralle Herman, tobacconist, 84 Pearl.
Price James, (col'd,) saloon keeper, Oak. Ray W. E., carriage maker, Main.
Raymond Fred., saloon, Main, bet. First and Lower Second.
Reineking Henry F., tanner and currier, Upper Fourth, near gas works.
Reising P'., New Albany brewery, upper end of Main.
Renn Joseph, grocery, 147 State.
Rice J. & Co., Main street mills, 307 and 309 Main.
Richard P., butcher, Market.
Riddle W. W., news depot and confection- ery, post office building.
Ritz Frank, boots and shoes, 313 Main. Robellog Louis, locksmith, 138 State.
Roberts John W., pump and block shop, Water.
Robinson M. J., pump, block, cargo wheel inaker, cor. Water and Lower Fourth. Rock Mrs. R., confectionery, 76 Pearl.
Roose Charles, sail maker and ship chand- lor, cor. Water and Lower First. Ross Victor, druggist, 59 State.
Rotter Henry, boarding house, State.
Royse John, stoves, hardware, iron &c., 85 Pearl.
Rubel Joseph, saloon, 253 Market. Sanderson W. L., furniture, 220 Main. Santford -- , carpenter, Market.
Schaffer William, notions, etc., State. Schan Charles, boots and shoes, 230 Main. Scherler Geo., barber, Market. Schindler August, grocery, 333 Main.
Schmidt Herman, saddler, 241 Main. Schofer B., grocery, 317 Main.
Schwaizel S., shoemaker, State.
Scofield James, saloon, cor. Pearl and Spring.
Scott & Brindley, manufacturers and dealers in furniture, chairs, mat- tresses, etc., 283 Main.
Scribner & Maginness, wholesale drug- gists, cor. Main and State.
Senex John, county coroner.
Seston & Williams, saddlers and harness makers, Pearl, opp. post office.
Sherer Jacob, boots and shoes, 234 Main. Shively G. C .. Sr., grocery, 150 Main.
Shrader John, furniture, paper hangings, coffins, &c., 257 and 259 Main.
Simons D. E. & Co., boots and shoes, 97 Main.
Sisloff Samuel, soup house, 224 Market. Smidt G., shoemaker, Market.
Smith D., veterinary surgeon, 69 Upper Third.
Smith F., shoemaker, 201 Market.
Smith Geo. M., agricultural implements and seed store, 271 Market.
Smith & Kerr, attorneys at law, 72 Pearl. Smyser & Co., St. Louis Mills, State, cor. Elm.
Spencer H. B., operater Western Union Telegraph.
Stacy Jno., manufacturer, wholesale and retail dealer in trunks, &c., 27S Main.
Steckenreider Christian, saloon, Water.
Stewart A. J., saddler and harness maker, 241 Market.
Stewart D. G., homeopathic physician, 186 Market.
Stotsenburg & Brown, attorneys at law, State, bet. Main and Market.
Stoy Peter R., hardware, &c., 276 Main.
Strupey M., watchmaker and jeweler, 275 Main.
Sullivan Wm., grocery, Main, cor. Upper Fifth.
Swarens Louis, grocery, 274 Market.
Sweeney T. J., druggist, cor. Main and Upper Third.
Tabler House, cor. Main and Lower Third, Mrs. L. Jones proprietress.
Tabler Mrs. R. N., millinery, 252, Main. Tabler W. A., Tabler House, cor Spring and State.
Taylor John, city engineer, cor. State and Spring. Tellon P. & Co., American Foundry, Wa- ter.
Seo Advertisement of Lafayette Argus, p. 180.
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Terstegge Joseph I., manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, 31 State. Thomas Mrs. M. J., confectioneries, 95 Pearl.
Thompson John, variety store, 234 Mar- ket. Tolson L., tailor, 125 Pearl.
Tooley Col. W. W., county clerk, cor. State and Spring.
Towner Mrs. J., variety store, 205 Mar- ket.
Tuttle L. R., news depot, 263 Main.
Vandeventer N., High Street House, cor. Main and First.
Vernia L. & Co., wholesale and retail gro- cers, 126 Pearl.
Viet August, barber, 330 Main.
Warfield E., druggist, 348 Main.
Warner Geo., shoemaker, Pearl.
Watkins Geo. W., grocery, 227 Market. Waltman J., socond hand store, 225 Mar- ket.
Webb Miss Mary, grocery, Pearl, near Spring.
Weber L., barber, 72 Pearl.
Werngallerwanzer Philip, saloon, Market. Weir R. M., city clerk, cor. State and Spring. Weisbach C., barber, State.
Weisse & Neuert, editors and publishers New Albany Demokrat, cor. Market and State.
Welch Mrs. Mary C., millinery, 210 Mar- ket.
Western Union Telegraph office C. H. II. Haskins, manager, office over Bank of Salem. White C. J., grocery, State.
White Daniel, barber, Market.
White E., watchmaker and jeweler, 319 Main.
Wible H. T., boat builder, Water, bet. State and Lower First.
Wicks J. L., grocery, 144 Main.
Wilcox P. M., physician and surgeon, 276 Market.
Wilcoxon Jno., county sheriff, cor. State and Spring.
Wiley Isaac, blacksmith, cor. Upper Fifth and Market. Wilkenson House, 282 Market.
Williams J., butcher, Market.
WILLIAMSON D. D., TRUSTEE L., N. A. & C. R. R., OFFICE 56 WALL, NEW YORK.
Wilson Jno. M., attorneys at law, and postmaster, cor. Market and Pearl. Wolf Christ, hats, caps, &c., cor. Market and Pearl. Wolfe M., butcher, Market.
Wonnel Adam, saloon, 252 Market.
Woodward J. K., dry goods, &c., 240 Main,
Woodward & Doll, wholesale clothiers, 286 Main.
Wyman & Tribbey, carriage makers, Spring.
Yeager Jno., city bakery, 332 Main.
Young Men's Christian Union Reading Room, Library and Hall, S. HI. Avery, librarian, Pearl.
Young J., grocer, Bank.
Zeller J., butcher, Market.
NEW ALSACE,
A post village of Dearborn couny, 80 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
NEW AMSTERDAM,
A post village of Harrison county, on the Ohio river, 12 miles south by west from Corydon, and about 120 miles south from Indianapolis.
NEW BALTIMORE,
A post office of Posey county, on the Wa - bash river, 20 miles north from Mt. Vernon.
NEW BELLSVILLE,
A post office of Brown county, about 40 miles south from Indianapolis.
NEWBERN,
A post village of Bartholomew county, on Clifty creek, 10 miles east from Columbus, and about 45 miles south-east from Indi- anapolis.
NEWBERRY,
A post village in the southern part of Green county, 10 miles south by west from Bloomfield, 40 miles north-east from Vincennes, and about 80 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
NEW BOSTON,
A post office of Spencer county, near the southern boundary of the State.
NEW BRADFORD,
A village of White county, on the Louis- ville, New Albany and Chicago Railway, see Monon post office, page 206.)
Sco P. W. Fonda's Advertisement, p. 178.
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NEW BRITTON,
A small post village of Hamilton county, on Big Branch creek or river, and on the Peru and Indianapolis Railway, 5 miles south from Noblesville, and 17 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
NEW BRUNSWICK, A post office of Boone county.
NEWBURG,
A post town of Warrick county, on the Ohio river, 10 miles south-west from Boon_ ville, about 150 miles south south-west from Indianapolis. Also a village of the same name in Decatur county. Sec For- est Hill post office, page 91.
NEW BURLINGTON,
A post village of Delaware county, about 50 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
NEW CARLISLE.
A post village of St. Joseph county, on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, 14 miles west from South Bend, and about 150 miles north from Indian- apolis.
NEW CASTLE,
A post town and the capital of Henry county, on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, 74 miles east by north from In- dianapolis.
NEW CENTERVILLE,
A post office of Jennings county, about 60 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
NEW CORNER,
A post office of Delaware county, 12 miles north-west from Muncie, and about 55 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
NEW CORYDON,
A post village in the north-eastern part of Jay county.
NEW DURHAM,
A post village and township of Laporte county, 8 miles west south-west from La- porte, 60 miles south-east from Chicago, and about 140 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
NEW ELIZABETH,
A small post village of Hendricks county, 10 miles north from Danville, and 23 milen west by north from Indianapolis.
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NEW FARMINGTON,
A post office of Jackson county, about 60 miles south from Indianapolis.
NEW FRANKFORT,
A post village of Scott county, north-west from Lexington, about 80 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
NEW GARDEN,
A post office of Wayne county, in the eastern part of the State.
NEW GOSHEN,
A post office in the north-western part of Vigo county, about 75 miles west by south from Indianapolis.
NDW HARMONY,
A post town of l'osey county, 15 miles north from Mount Vernon, and abont 160 miles south-west from Indianapolis. Pop- ulation 800.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Baldwin 1., carriage maker.
Baldwin Win., stoves and tinware. Brooks L. D., physician.
Brown Thos., boots and shoes.
Chadwick James, saddler.
Seo Lafayette Infirmary, p. 178.
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Chadwick & Bolton, carriage makers. Cooper HI. C. & Co., general merchants. Cooper James, physician. Cooper John jr., notary public. Downs R. D., cooper. Dransfield Wm., saddler. Drausfield & Husband, brick makers. Elliott John, agricultural implements. Elliott & Viets, steam flouring mill, and pork packers and distillers. Endscott J. N., saw mill. FELCH NELSON, INSURANCE AGENT. Fitton Henry & Co., blacksmiths. French Thomas, tobacco and cigars. Grant John, blacksmith. Hayden Miss Laura, milliner. Heckman Peter, boots and shoes.
Hugo Jenkin T., carpenter. Hugo Jolin R., carpenter and coal dealer. Jones & Twigg, painters.
Lichtenburger A. & Bros., steam flouring mill, distillers, rectifiers, and pork packers.
Lyon & Wilsey, general merchants.
Mann J. S., physician.
Mantle Miss Amelia, milliner.
Miller Julius C., baker.
Mitchell E. N., physician. Moye George W., cooper. Mumford Thomas, general merchant.
Murphy Edward, physician.
Nettleton N. G. & Co., general store.
New Harmony Advertiser, C. W. Slater, editor and publisher. O'Neal John, prop'r hotel. Pearl Jeffrey, carriage maker. Phillips Elijah G., tailor.
Piseley Joseph, brewer.
Piseley Thomas, tailor. Pretch Charles, gunsmith.
Pritchard Horace, attorney at law.
Pritchard Wm. F., cabinet maker.
Randolph David, grocer.
Robinson Henry, tailor. Robson John, physician.
Robson Robert, physician.
Rogers E. J., general merchant.
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RUARK & RAWLINGS, PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS. Saltzman G. W., carriage maker.
Schafer Henry, barber. Schaffer Henry & Co., brewers. Schnee Wm., shingle maker.
Sercech Owl (weekly newspaper), W. E. Thrall, editor and publisher.
Slater C. W., editor and publisher New Harmony Advertiser. Snelling Enoch, carpenter.
Swift James P., cabinet maker.
Thrall W. E., editor and publisher Screech 0w1.
Walz John, boot and shoe maker.
Wheatcroft Jolin, carpenter and builder. Williams Geo, & Bro., butchers.
Wilsey Richard A., livery stable.
NEW HAVEN,
A post village of Allen county, on the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway, and on the Wabash and Erie canal, 6 miles east from Fort Wayne, and about 110 miles north north-east from Inhiadapolis.
NEW HOLLAND,
A post village of Wabash county, near the eastern boundary of the county, about 80 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
NEW LANCASTER,
A post village of Tipton county, about 40 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
NEW LEBANON,
A post village of Sullivan county, 5 miles south-west from Sullivan, and about 90 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
NEW LISBON,
A post village of Henry county, on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, 8 miles south-east from New Castle, and 52 miles east from Indianapolis.
NEW LONDON,
A post village of Howard county, 10 miles south-west from Kokomo, and 50 miles north from Indianapolis.
NFW MARION, .
A post village of. Ripley county, S miles south-west from Versailles, and about 70 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
NEW MARKET,
A small post village of Clark county, S miles north-east from Charlestown, 21 miles north-east from Louisville, and nbont 95 miles south south-east from In- dianapolis.
Sco "Around the Corner Grocery," p. 128.
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NEW MAYSVILLE,
A post village of Putnam county, 4 miles east from the line of the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railway, 15 miles north-east from Greencastle, and 33 miles west from Indianapolis.
NEW MOUNT PLEASANT,
A post village in the southern part of Jay county, about 75 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
NEW PARIS,
A post village in the southern part of Elk- hart county, about 100 miles north from Indianapolis.
NEW PHILADELPHIA,
A post village in the eastern part of Washington county, about 85 miles south from Indianapolis.
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NEW PITTSBURG, A post office of Randolph county.
NEW POINT,
A station on the Indianapolis and Cincin- nati Railway, 55 miles south-east from Indianapolis, see Rossburg post office.
NEWPORT,
A post village and the capital of Vermil- lion county, 30 miles north from Terre Haute, and 75 miles west by north from Indianapolis. A village of the same name is situated in the northern part of Wayne county, east by north from Indianapolis.
NEW PROVIDENCE,
A post village in the western part of Clark county, on the Louisville, New Al- bany and Chicago Railway, about 100 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
NEW RETREAT,
A post office of Washington county, about 80 miles south from Indianapolis.
NEW RICHMOND,
A post village situated in the northern part of Montgomery county, about 55 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
NEW ROSS,
A post office of Montgomery county, about 50 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
NEWRY,
A post office of Jackson county.
NEW SALEM.
A post village of Rush county, south-east from Rushville, and about 45 miles east south-east from Indianapolis.
NEW SALISBURY,
A small post village of Harrison county, 8 miles north from Corydon, 24 miles west from Louisville, and about 100 miles south from Indianapolis.
NEWTON.
A post village of Randolph county, see Ridgeville post office.
NEWTON STEWART, A post office of Orange county.
NEWTOWN,
A post village of Fountain county, 14 miles north-east from Covington, and 65 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
NEW TRENTON,
A post village of Franklin county, 11 miles south-east from Brookville, 27 miles north-west from Cincinnati, and 83 miles east south-east from Indianapolis.
See Advertisement of Allen & Hinesley's Livery Stable, p. 129
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NEWVILLE, ( VIENNA VILLAGE.)
A post village of De Kalb county, 12 miles cast from Auburn, and 140 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
NEW WASHINGTON,
A post village of Clark county, 12 miles north-cast from Charlestown, 30 miles north-east from Louisville, and about 100 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
NEW WAVERLY,
A post village of Cass county, on the To- ledo, Wabash and Western Railway, 8 miles east from Logansport, and 75 miles north from Indianapolis.
NEW WINCHESTER,
A post village of Hendricks county, 7 miles west from Danville, and 30 miles west from Indianapolis.
NICHOLSONVILLE, (FILLMORE VILLAGE.)
A post village of Putnam county, on the Terre Haute and Richmond Railway, 6 miles east from Greencastle, and 33 miles west by south from Indianapolis.
NICONZA,
A post village of Miami county, 17 miles north-east from Peru, 20 miles south by west from Warsaw, and 90 miles north from Indianapolis.
NINE MILE,
A post office of Allen county, about 110 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
NINEVEH, ( WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE.)
A post village of Johnson county, 9 miles south from Franklin, and 30 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
NOAH, (MARION VILLAGE.)
A small post village of Shelby county, on Blue river, 4 miles north from Shelby- ville, and 25 miles east south-east from Indianapolis.
NOBLE,
A post office of Noble county, about 125 miles north by enst from Indianapolis.
NOBLESVILLE,
A post town and the capital of Hamilton county, on the Peru and Indianapolis Railway, 22 miles north by east from In- dianapolis. Population 1,300.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc Allison J. T., general store, north side Pub. Square.
BURNS JOHN G., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, SOUTH SIDE PUB. SQUARE.
BUTLER JOHN H., DEALER IN STOVES, HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IM- PLEMENTS, TIN, SHEET IRON WARE, &C.
Butler & Clark, general store, south side Pub. Square.
Carey J. B., treasurer, Court House. Carlin R. L., furniture and chairs, east side Public Square.
Caylor M. H., cooper. COLE F. M., DEALER IN DRUGS AND MEDICINES, SOUTH-WEST COR. PUBLIC SQUARE.
Conner W. W., clerk, Court House.
Cottingham E., surveyor.
Cottingham J. T. & Sons, general store, south-east cor. Public Square.
Cottingham S., livery stable. .
DAUBENSPECK N., HAT MANUFAC- TURER, AND DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, AND BOOTS AND SHOES, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Demoss T., Burns House.
Dorrah J. H., sheriff, Court House. EVANS & WILD, DEALERS IN FOR- EIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. AND READY MADE CLOTHING, NORTH-EAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE.
FISHER C. W., WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DIS-
See Advertisement of Trade Palace, p. 136.
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PATCH. ALL WORK WARRANT- TED. EAST SIDE PUB. SQUARE. Fowler John, billiard saloon, south side Public Square.
GARSKNER FRANK, BREWER.
GARVER & O'BRIEN, ATTORNEYS AND COLLECTING AGENTS, SOUTH SIDE PUB. SQUARE.
GERWIG G. H., GRAIN DEALER, NEAR DEPOT.
HALL E. K., GROCERY AND PRODUCE DEALER AND INSURANCE AG'T, SOUTH-EAST COR. PUB. SQUARE. Hare M. L., hardware, south-east cor. Pub. Square.
HARE & HEYLMAN, CARRIAGE AND SPRING WAGON MAKERS.
Harvey John, blacksmith.
Hollenbauch George L.,"shaving saloon, Polk.
Jameson & Wilson, general store, south side Pub. Square.
Kestelhon Peter, boot and shoe maker.
KRANERT & BITTINGER, GENERAL STORE, NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Lawther Wm,, boot and shoe maker.
LAWYER P. C. & CO., DEALERS IN GRAIN, WAREHOUSE NEAR DE- POT.
Levingson N. D., clothier.
MeNeer & McNutt, marble shop.
WIESSE & BENHAM, ECLECTIC PHY- SICIANS, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Morris A., carpenter.
Moss & Stafford, attorneys at law, south side Public Square.
Oliphant T. W., druggist, south side Public Square.
PFAFF -, AUDITOR, COURT HOUSE. POTTER J. D., BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKER, NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
RANSOM WILLIAM. MILLWRIGHT.
RHEA IL., CARPENTER AND JOINER.
Ross J., furniture, south side Public Square.
SHAWS & KLINE, WOOLEN FACTORY. MANUFACTURERSOF ALL KINDS OF WOOLEN GOODS, CONNER.
STERRET & BROWN, LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Stone Earl S. attorney at law, south side Public Square.
Swain C. & Son, saddles and harness, east side Public Square.
THOMPSON A. & SON, GENERAL STORE, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Thompson Miss Elizabeth, millinery, Polk.
TIESTE AUGUSTUS, BAKER AND CONFECTIONERY.
Tipton J. A. V., saddler, north side Pub. Square. Van Buskirk E., druggist, south side Pub. Square.
Wainwright W. A., stoves and tinware, east side Pub. Square.
WALL G. D., RECORDER, SOUTH SIDE PUB. SQUARE.
NORMANDA,-
A post village of TIpton county, 7 miles west by north from Tipton, and about 45 miles north from Indianapolis.
NORRISTOWN,
A post office of De Kalb county, in the north-east part of the State.
NORTH BELLEVILLE,
A station on the Terre Haute and Rich- mond Railway, 1 mile north from Belle- ville.
NORTH BEND,
A post office in the south-east part of Stark county, about 100 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
NORTH EAST,
A post office of Steuben county.
NORTHERN DEPOT,
A post office of Boone county, north-west from Indianapolis.
NORTHFIELD,
A post village of Boone county, about 20 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
NORTH GALVESTON,
A post office of Kosciusko county, about 110 miles north from Indianapolis.
NORTH HOGAN,
A post office of Ripley county, about 70 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
See Headquarters for Mann's Oysters, p. 128.
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J. S. SMITH & CO.,
NORTH JUDSON, INDIANA.,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Hardware, Glassware, Queensware,
HATS AND CAPS, SCHOOL BOOKS, NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, AND DYE-STUFFS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
NORTH JUDSON,
A small post village of Stark county, on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, 12 miles from Knox, and 103 miles from In- dianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Cincinnati and Chicago. Population 50.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
ADAIR D. D., DEPUTY POSTMASTER AND HOTEL PROPRIETOR. Aldrage Isaac, brick masou. Caldwell J. D., township trustee. Crouch Rev. J. C., Methopist. Decker Hiram, wool grower. Dunklebarger D., constable. Ellis A. B., justice of peace. Hand John, wool grower. Hurshey J. D., school teacher. Ilurshey Rev. J. D., United Brethren. KELLEY D., POSTMASTER. Lawrence B. F., constable. Nash A. P., express agent. Netherton G. A., school teacher. Shisler George, boots and shoes. SMITH J. S. & CO., GENERAL MER- CHANTS. (See card, p. 223.) Stewart James, justice of peace. Williams Andrew, cooper.
NORTH LIBERTY,
A post village of St. Joseph county, on Potato river, 13 miles south-west from South Bend, and about 150 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
NORTH MADISON,
A post village of Jefferson county, on the Madison and Indianapolis Railway, 2 miles
north from Madison, and 84 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
NORTH MANCHESTER,
A post village of Wabash county, 12 miles north by east from Wabash, and nearly 100 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
NORTHPORT,
A post village in the northern part of Noble county, about 135 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
NORTH SALEM,
A post village of Hendricks county, 9 miles north-west from Danville, and 30 miles west by north from Indianapolis.
NORTH VERNON,
A station on the Indianapolis and Madi- son Railway, 62 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
NOTRE DAME,
A post village of St. Joseph county, 1} miles north from South Bend, 9 miles from Niles, Michigan, and near the northern boundary of the State.
NOTTINGHAM,
A post office of Wells county, 11 miles from Bluffton, and about 90 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
NULL'S MILLS,
A post office of Fayette county, about 55 miles east by south from Indianapolis.
NUMA,
A post office of Parke county, about 75 west from Indianapolis.
OAK,
A post office of Pulaski county, about 100 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
See Advertisement of Baltimoro Oysters, p. 128.
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OAKDALE,
A small post village of Jennings county, on the Ohio and Misssissippi Railway, 4 miles northeast from Vernon, and about 65 miles each from Indianapolis, Cincin- nati and Louisville.
OAKDAM,
A post office of Vanderburg county, near the south-western extremity of the State, , situated 13 miles from Evansville.
OAKFORD, (FAIRFIELD VILLAGE.)
A post village of Howard county, on the Peru and Indianapolis Railway.
OAK FOREST,
A post office of Franklin county, near the eastern boundary of the State.
OAKLAND,
A post office of Spencer county, in the' southern part of the State. A station on the Bellefontaine Railway, of the same name, is situated 14 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
OAKLAND CITY,
A post office of Gibson county, in the south-western extremity of the State.
OAK STATION,
A post office of Knox county, on the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railway, 15 miles north from Vincennes, and about 100 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
OAK WOODS,
A post office of Grant county, about 60 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
OCEOLA,
A post office of St. Joseph county, in the northern part of the State.
OGDEN,
A post village of Henry county, on the Indiana Central Railway, 12 miles south- west from Newcastle, and 38 miles east from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Cincinnati. Popula- tion 275.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc
Broadbent J. W., painter.
Broadbent R. N., boot and shoe maker.
Cooper D. C., physician.
Cummings J. C., tailor.
Griffin Miss Almira, dress maker.
HADSON ELI F. DRUGGIST AND POST- MASTER. (See card, p. 225.)
Harrold A., township trustee.
Hiatt Job, cabinet maker.
Holland O. S., cooper.
Jessup Milt., justice of peace.
Kelly E. A., express agent.
Kenworthy A. M., broom manufacturer.
Lewis John, physician.
Mellvain J. C., stoves and tinware.
Mason Dan., general merchant.
Mason D. S., saddler.
Parker W. D., justice of peace, and boot and shoe maker.
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