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Pennington A. E., township assessor.
Powers Miss Em., dressmaker.
Smith A. A., steam saw mill.
Swain E. W., carriage maker.
Swain Milt., tobacco grower.
Symonds A., constable.
Temple J. C., saddler.
Union Hotel, S. R. Welborn, prop'r.
Weaver John, flouring and saw mill.
Welborn S. R., constable and hotel pro- prietor.
White W. F., grocer.
Wilson B. A., ambrotypist.
Williams W. W., general merchant.
Williams W. W. & Son, salt agent.
OLDENBURG,
A post office of Franklin county, about 65 miles east south-east from Indianapolis.
OLEAN,
A post office of Ripley county, about 65 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
OLIO,
A post office of Hamilton county, north from Indianapolis.
See Advertisement of Stato Gazetteers and Directories, p. 142.
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E. F. HODSON, OGDEN, IND., DEALER IN
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND DYE STUFFS,
Perfumery and Fancy Articles, Pure Wines and Brandies for Medical Purposes, Patent Medi- cines, &c.
ALSO, LETTER, CAP AND NOTE PA- PER, PENS, PENCILS, INK, AND OTHER ARTICLES KEPT BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY. " Physician's Prescriptions care- fully compounded.
OLIVE HILL,
A post office and railway station in Wayne county, near the eastern line of the State.
ONEIDA,
A post office of Kosciusko county, about 110 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
ONTARIO,
A post village of Lagrange county, 5 miles north from Lagrange, and about 150 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
ONWARD,
A post office of Cass county, about 75 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
ORANGE,
A post office of Fayette county, about 55 miles east by south from Indianapolis.
ORANGEVILLE,
A post village in the northern part of Or- auge county, 9 miles north-west from Paoli, and about 90 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
ORCHARD GROVE,
A post office of Lake county, near the north-western extremity of the State.
OREGON,
A post office of Clark county, about 100 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
ORGAN SPRING, A post office of Washington county.
ORLAND,
A post village of Steuben county, 15 miles north-west from Angola, and about 150 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
ORLEANS,
A post village of Orange county, on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- way, 8 miles north from Paoli, and 80 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
OSGOOD,
A post village of Ripley county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, north-west from Versailles, about 70 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
OSSIAN,
A post village of Wells county, 10 miles north from Bluffton, 15 miles south from Fort Wayne, and about 100 miles north- east from Indianapolis.
OSWEGO,
A post village of Kosciusko county, north- east from Warsaw, about 110 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
OTTER CREEK, (NEBRASKA VILLAGE.)
A small post village of Jennings county on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, 12 miles north-east from Vernon, 62 miles north by east from Louisville, and about 70 miles south south-east from Indian- upolis.
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OUTLET,
A post office in the southern part of Lake county.
OVID,
(NEW COLUMBUS VILLAGE.)
A post village of Madison county, 7 miles south-west from Anderson, and 29 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
OWENSBURG,
A post village in the south-eastern part of Greene county, 15 miles south-east from Bloomfield, and about 75 miles south south- west from Indianapolis.
OWENSVILLE,
A beautiful post village of Gibson county, 10 miles south-west from Princeton, and about 140 miles south-west from Indian- &polis.
OWL PRAIRIE,
A post village situated in the northern part of Daviess county, about 85 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
OXFORD,
A post village and the capital of Benton county, 22 miles north-west from Lafay- ette, and 86 miles north-west from Indian- &polis.
PALESTINE,
A post village of Kosciusko county, 7 miles south-west from Warsaw, and 100 miles north from Indianapolis.
PALMYRA,
A post village in the northern part of Harrison county, 18 miles north by west from New Albany, and about 100 miles south from Indianapolis.
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PALOS,
A post office of Miami county, about 75 miles north from Indianapolis.
PAOLI,
A post town and the capital of Orange county, about 90 miles south by west from Indianapolis. Population 600.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
American Eagle, H. Comingore, editor. Bank of Paoli, John T. Throop, president; A. M. Black, cashier.
Black A. M., cashier Bank of Paoli.
Braxton T. N., general merchant.
Braxton Wm., Paoli House.
Buerk J. E., boot and shoe maker.
Cloud J., dentist.
Comingore H., editor American Eagle.
Cox J., attorney at law.
Dayhuff D., Orange Hotel.
Dill S., physician.
Frazer Jno., steam saw mill.
Guy Jno. M., carpenter.
Ilaggatt W., blacksmith.
Hoppe T. W., boots and shoes.
Jackson W. H., stoves and tin ware.
Lindley II., druggist.
Lingle John C., saddler.
Liston W. E., cabinet maker.
Long Ed., tailor.
McVey wagon maker.
Mavity M. S., attorney at law.
Moxley H. T., general merchant.
O'Blenis Jno. P., butcher.
Paoli Lodge, No. 119, Masonic.
Payne J., attorney at law.
Payne J. & J. W., general merchants.
Pro C. & J. W., blacksmiths.
Reliance Lodge, No. 130, I. O. O. F.
Riley J. N., physician.
Shaw J. & Son, carpenters.
Sherrod J. II., physician.
Sherrod W. F., physician.
Shirley E. W., gunsmith.
Simpson A. J., attorney at law.
Tate Z. W., builder.
Throop Jno. S., president Bank of Paoli.
Trueblood A. & Bro., general merchants. Trueblood A. & Bro., steam flouring mill. White C., physician.
White & Woodford, druggists. Wilson Wmn., carpenter.
: PARIS,
A post village of Jennings county, about 80 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
PARISH GROVE,
A post office of Benton county, about 90 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
Sce Advertisement of Littles Hotel, p. 144.
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PARKER,
A post village of Randolph county, about 70 miles cast north-east from Indianapo- lis.
PARKERSBURG,
A post village of Montgomery county, 12 miles south from Crawfordsville, and about 45 miles west by north from Indi- anapolis.
PARKER'S SETTLEMENT, A post office of Posey county.
PARKEVILLE, A post office of Parke county.
( ) PATOKA,
A post village of Gibson county, formerly called Columbia, on the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railway, 4 miles north from Princeton, and about 125 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
PATRICKSBURG,
A post office of Owen county, south-west from Indianapolis.
PATRICK'S STATION,
A post office on the Bellefontaine Rail- way, north-east from Indianapolis.
PATRIOT,
A post village of Switzerland county, on the Ohio river, 20 miles above Vevay, and about 100 miles south-east from Indian- apolis.
PAW PAW,
A post village of Miami county, about 80 miles north from Indianapolis.
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PAW PAW BEND,
A post office of Knox county.
PEARSONVILLE,
A village of Marshall county, see Lycur- gus post office, page 193.
PECKSBURG,
A post village of Hendricks county, on the Terre Haute and Richmond Railway, 23 miles west by south from Indianapolis.
PEEBLE,
A post office of Adams county, about 100 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
PEKIN,
A post village of Washington county, on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago. Railway, about 90 miles south from In- dianapolis.
PENDLETON,
A post town of Madison county, on the. Bellefontaine Railway, 8 miles south by- west from Anderson, and 28 miles north- east from Indianapolis.
PENNVILLE,
A post office of Jay county, about 80 mlles north-east from Indianapolis.
PEORIA,
A post office of Franklin county, about 65 miles east south-east from Indianapolis.
PEPPERTOWN,
A post office of Franklin county, in the eastern part of the State.
PERKINS' STORE,
A post office of Daviess county, about 100 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
PERKINSVILLE,
A village of Madison county, 10 miles west from Anderson, and 81 miles norths north-east from Indianapolis.
Soe John A. Heidlinger's Advertisement, p. 139.
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PERRY,
A post office of Allen county, about 110 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
PERRYSBURG,
A post office of Miami county, about 75 miles north from Indianapolis.
PERRYSVILLE,
A post village of Vermillion county, on the right or west bank of the Wabash riv- er, about 70 miles west by north from In- dianapolis.
PERU,
A post town and the capital of Miami county, on the Wabash canal and river, and on the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway, at the terminus of the Peru and Indianapolis Railway, 73 miles north from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are bought in New York and received via Toledo.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Andres E., grocery and saloon.
Baer H. & Co., clothing, west side Broad- way.
Beamer Mrs. B. M., millinery, west side Broadway.
Beck R., billiard table and saloon, north side Broadway.
BENHAM W. S., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, EAST SIDE BROADWAY.
Blair F. J., manufacturer and dealer in furniture, cor. Broadway and Third. Blake A., clerk, Court House.
BLANKE & GAHS, MERCHANT TAI- LORS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, SOUTH SIDE SECOND.
Boyd Frank, druggist, east side Broad- way.
BRADFORD A. C., LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. HORSES AND CARRIA- GES WITH OR WITHOUT DRIVERS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, OPP. WEEKLY HOUSE.
Broadsoard D., saloon, east side Broadway. Butler S. T., harness funker and saddler, west side Broadway.
Constant J. & Son, general store, corner Broadway and Second.
Cowgill E. E., general store, west side Broadway.
Crowell G. A., general store, cor. Second and Broadway.
Darrow D. C., druggist, west side Broad- way.
Davenport L., hardware and agricultural implements, east side Broadway.
DEIBERT H., GROCERIES AND PRO- VISIONS, COR. BROADWAY AND MAIN.
DENISTON J. M., DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, &c., EAST SIDE BROAD- WAY.
DICKEY E. L., ATTORNEY. WILL AT- TEND TO SECURING BOUNTY, COLLECTING BACK PAY, &c., FOR SOLDIERS, WIDOWS AND OR- PHANS, EAST SIDE BROADWAY. Edwards D. A., dealer in hats and caps, west side Broadway.
Emswiler J. H., physician, Broadway.
Falk M .. general store, east side Broad- way.
Fassnacht A., grocer, west side Broadway. Faust J., cooper.
Fetter H., postmaster, cor. Broadway and Second.
Fowler E. H., confectionery.
FULWILER J. B., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, WEST SIDE
CANAL.
Gahs Jacob & Bro., grocers.
Graff J., tinshop.
Gregg A. H. & Co., dry goods, north side Broadway.
Greggs C. F., saddle and harness maker, west side Broadway.
Gysin F., blacksmith.
Gysin & Graf, saloon.
HIACKLEY F. S., FOUNDRY, MACHINE AND PLOW SHOP, CANAL.
Helderle D., boot and shoe maker, west side Broadway.
Heness F, tailor, west side Bread way.
Henton & Lindsey, general store, west side Broadway.
Hurt A. L., recorder, Court House. Iddings J. S., gunsmith.
Keutzer J., china and glassware, west side Broadway.
KILGORE & STUTESMAN, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, WEST SIDE BROAD- WAY.
Klauchy A., proprietor Farmers Hotel.
Kratzer J. C., watchmaker and jeweler, Broadway.
Lang M. A,. grocer, west side Broadway. LEEDY & CO., DEALERS IN GRAIN, SOUTH SIDE CANAL.
Levi N., dealer in clothing, west side Broadway.
McFarland A. II. & Co., wagon and car- carriage makers, east side Broad- way.
Seo Advertisement of China, Glass and Queensware, p. 138.
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HOUSE. Peru, Indiana.
Free Buss to and from all Trains.
A. TEAGUE, PROPRIETOR,
MATTHEWS B. W., COOPER, SOUTH SIDE CANAL.
Mendenhall Ira, wholesale and retail books and stationery, &c.
Mitchell John, justice of peace, corner Second and Broadway.
Mohr C., saloon.
Morris E. S., marble shop, west side Broadway.
MOSS ALEXANDER, BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, FANCY SHAVING SALOON, CORNER THIRD AND BROADWAY.
Openheimer M., general store.
Palmer & Deniston, hardware, east side Broadway.
Passmore, J., boot and shoe store, east side Broadway.
RASSNER W., DRUGS AND MEDI- CINES, WEST SIDE BROADWAY. Ream S. A., saloon, cor. Main and Broad- way.
Reid J., manufacturer of boots and shoes, north side Broadway.
Rifenberrick S. A., watchmaker and jew- eler, north side Broadway.
Risinger & Son, bakers and grocers, east side Broadway.
Roach Mrs. - , eating house, R. R. Depot.
Rose J. N., boot and shoe maker, north side Broadway.
Ruckle J. G., proprietor Ruckle House, cor. Second and Main.
Saine J. H., grocer, west side Broadway. Scott & Gahs, groceries and provisions, west side Broadway.
Shields J. W., saddles and harness, west side Broadway.
Shirk E. H., banker and collector.
Shirk E. H., general store, west side Broadway.
SHIRK & WALKER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIV- EN TO COLLECTIONS, PAYMENT OF TAXES, EXAMINATION OF TITLES, &c.
TOBIAS & KIRK, J
MANUFACTURERS OF
TOBIAS' HARNESS TREE.
Harness Makers using this Tree save one hundred per cent. in ma- terial, and five hundred per cent. on labor. Send for circular.
Peru, Indiana.
Stearns H. E. & C. F., wholesale and re- tail dealers in dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes.
Stearns H. E. & C. F., dealers in pork and grain, Broadway.
Stevens I. B. & C. C., grocery and bakery, west side Broadway.
Stoneman C. W., grocer, west side Broad- way.
TEAGUE A., PROP'R WESTERN HOUSE, COR. BROADWAY AND THIRD, WEST SIDE. (See card, p. 229.)
TOBIAS & KIRK, MANUFACTURERS OF TOBIAS' HARNESS TREE, WEST SIDE BROADWAY. (See card, p. 229.)
Todd David R., treasurer, Court House.
Walker & Dawes, dealers in hats, caps, boots and shoes.
Wallack W., sheriff, Court House.
Webb O. P., grocer, west side Broadway. WEEKLY HOUSE, THOMAS WEEKLY, PROPRIETOR.
West & Jamison, furniture, east side Broadway.
WESTERN HOUSE, A. TEAGUE, PRO- PRIETOR, COR. BROADWAY AND THIRD. (See card, p. 229.)
Wey Andrew, grocer, west side Broad way. WHISTLE A. R., DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF AGRICULTURAL IM- I'LEMENTS, EAST SIDE BROAD- WAY.
Whittenberger J. & R. S., wholesale and retail grocers, west side Broadway. Worden & Mockey, dry goods and gro- ceries, west side Broadway.
ZIMERMAN JOSEPH, BAKER, WEST SIDE BROADWAY.
PETERSBURG,
A post village, and the capital of like county, on the Wabash and Erie canal, 1 mile from White river, and about 110 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
See A. R. Hyde's Advertisement, p. 144.
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PETTIT,
A post office of Tippecanoe county, about 75 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
PHELPS,
A station on the Toledo and Wabash Rail- way, 14 miles north-east from Ft. Wayne.
PHILADELPHIA,
A post village of Hancock county, on the Indiana Central Railway, 4 miles west from Greenfield, and 17 miles east from Indianapolis.
PHIPPS',
A station on the Peru and Indianapolis Railway, 9 miles north from Indianapolis.
PIATTSVILLE,
A post office of Parke county, in the west- ern part of the State.
PICKARD'S MILL, A post office of Clinton county.
PIERCETON,
A post village of Kosciusko county, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail- way, 10 miles east by south from Warsaw, and about 110 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
PIERCEVILLE,
A post village of Ripley county, in Frank- lin township, on the Ohio and Mississip- pi Railway, 5} miles north-east from Ver- sailles, 45 miles west from Cincinnati, and 70 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
PIGEON ROOST,
A post office of Scott county, about 80 sailes south by east from Indianapolis .-
PILOT GROVE,
A post office of Newton county, about 110 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
PILOT KNOB,
A post office of Crawford county, 8 miles north from Leavenworth, 35 miles west from Louisville, and about 110 miles south from Indianapolis.
PIMENTO, (HARTFORD VILLAGE.).
A post village of Vigo county, on the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railway, 10 miles south from Terre Haute, and about 80 miles south-west from Indian- apolis.
PINE CITY
A post office of Morgan county, south-west from Indianapolis.
PINE CREEK,
A post office of Elkhart county. Also a village of the same name in Tipton coun- ty.
PINE STATION,
A station on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, 22 miles south-east from Chicago.
PINE VILLAGE,
A post village in the northern part of Warren county, 10 miles north from In- dependence, and about 80 miles west by north from Indianapolis.
PIN HOOK,
A post office of Lawrence county, about 70 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
PITTSBORO',
A post village of Hendricks county, on the Indianapolis and Crawfordsville Plank road, 9 miles north by east from Danville, and 18 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
See Advertisement of Indiana Fire Insurance Company, p. 143.
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PITTSBURG,
A post village of Carroll county, situated 1} miles west from Delphi, and 65 miles north north-west from Indianapolis.
PLAINFIELD,
A post village of Hendricks county, on the Terre Haute and Richmond Railway, 9 miles south-east from Danville, and 14 miles west by south from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Cin- cinnati, New York, and other eastern cities. Population 1,300.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Albertson Nathan, gunsmith.
Bales Rev. Eleazer, Friend's church.
Ballard J. H., carpenter.
Berkshire E. C., tailor.
Blair Solomon, attorney at law and real estate and insurance agent.
Boley Russell, wagon maker.,
Brooks R., insurance agent.
Brown & Johnson, steam saw mill.
Butler Alfred, boots and shoes.
Compton A. C., carpenter.
Compton Thos., carpenter.
Cox D. M., school teacher.
Cox Joseph A., constable.
Dennis J. Il., grocer and salt dealer.
Dennis Joseph H., notary public.
Dickerson Rev. H. L., Presbyterian.
Douglass W. C., carpenter.
Edwards Rev. A. C., Baptist.
Evans T., physician. Faucett Wm. T., general merchant. Garrison Wm. L., boots and shoes. Glasscock Wm., carpenter.
Hadley Rev. Jno., elder Reformed church.
Harvey Thos. B., physician.
Harvey Wm. F., physician. Havens J. C., auctioneer.
Henley Abbie, school teacher. Hiatt & Mendenhall, flour and saw mills. Hiss S., cabinet maker.
Hockett Asa, brick mason and potter.
Hockett Cyrus, agricultural implements. Hockett Mrs. -- , dress maker.
Holloway Asa, grocer and salt dealer. Holloway Lizzie, dress maker. Hughes James, carpenter.
Johnson David, cabinet maker.
Johnson Eli, justice of peace.
Johnson E. D., tailor and clothier.
Jones Adam, nurseryman and express agent. Jones Charles, carpenter.
Kite Isaiah, wagon maker and blacksmith. Lakin W., plow maker.
ISAAC M. SHIDELER, DEALER IN Boots and Shoes IIATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, &C., Plainfield, Hendricks Co., Ind.
Larrance John, general merchant. Lincoln & Swett, steam saw and planing mill.
Martin Asa J., stoves and tinware.
Mendenhall Miss -- , school teacher.
Merrill C. J., proprietor Union Hotel.
Merrill & Co., livery stable.
Morgan Thos., grocer.
Morris E., general merchant.
Moss Nathan, barber.
OSBORN MADISON, POSTMASTER, IN- SURANCE AGENT AND BOOKSEL- LER.
Osborn S. A, & D., painters.
Parsons J., architect.
Plainfield Seminary, D. M. Cox and Miss A. Timberlake, teachers.
Reagan C., broker.
Reagan Carey, township trustee.
Select High School, Abbie Henley, teacher. Shideler I. M., justice of peace.
SHIDELER ISAAC M., BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND CLOTHI- ING. (See card, p. 231.)
Shofner I., carpenter.
Simms Geo. & John, coopers.
Stone Augustus T., brick maker.
Tansey A. D., druggist.
Thompson E. H., boots and shoes.
Thompson & Havens, saudlers.
Timberlake Miss A., school teacher.
Timberlake Jonathan, agricultural imple- ments.
Timberlake Miss R., school teacher.
Tomlinson M. H., jeweler.
Tomlinson Moses H., ambrotypist.
Tomlinson Miss T., school teacher.
Union Hotel, C. J. Merrill, proprietor.
Vestal Mrs. - , dress maker.
Wasson Wm., blacksmith and plow maker.
Wheeler Nathan, brick mason.
Willhite W. H., cabinet maker.
Williams Rev. James, Methodist.
Wilson John R., wagon maker. Wood N. R., architect.
PLAINVILLE,
A post office of Daviess county, nearly 100 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
Seo Eden & Copeland's Advertisement, p. 134.
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PLANTERS' HILL,
A post office of Jennings county, about 65 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
PLATTSBURG,
A small village, situated in the northern part of Washington county, about 70 miles south from Indianapolis.
PLEASANT,
A post village in the north-western part of Switzerland county, about 80 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
PLEASANT GROVE,
A post office of Jasper county, about 100 miles north north-west from Indianapo- lis. A village of the same name is sit- uated in Fulton county, for description of which see Kewana post office, p. 171.
PLEASANT HILL,
A post village in the north-western part of Montgomery county, about 60 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
PLEASANT LAKE,
A post office of Steuben county, near the north-eastern extremity of the State.
PLEASANT MILLS,
A post village of Adams county, on St. Mary's river, 6 miles south from Decatur, and about 110 miles north-east from In- dianapolis.
PLEASANT RIDGE,
A post office of Greene county, about 70 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
PLEASANT VIEW,
A post village of Shelby county, south- east from Indianapolis.
PLYMOUTH,
A post town, and the capital of Marshall county, on the north bank of Yellow river, and on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, 112 miles north from Indianapolis.
PO,
A post office of Allen county, about 120 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
POINT COMMERCE,
A post village of Greene county, 8 miles north from Bloomfield, and about 65 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
POINT ISABEL, A post office of Grant county.
POLAND, .
A post village of Clay county, about 50 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
POLK PATCH, (TAYLORSVILLE VILLAGE.)
A post office of Warrick county, in the south-western part of the State.
POLK RUN,
A village of Clark county, 7 miles north- east from Charlestown, 20 miles from Louisville, and about 100 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
POND CREEK MILLS,
A post office of Knox county, 15 miles south-east from Vincennes, and 100 miles south-west from Indianapolis. .
POOLSVILLE,
A post village of Warren county, 14 miles from Williamsport, and 76 miles north- west from Indianapolis.
Seo P. W. Fonda's Advertisement, p. 178.
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POPLAR GROVE,
A post office of Howard county, 12 miles north-west from Kokomo, and 60 miles north from Indianapolis. Also a station of the same name, on the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railway, see Adair post office, page 2.
PORTER'S CROSS ROADS, 4 A post office of Porter county, in the north- western part of the State.
/ PORTERVILLE,
A post office of Dubois county, about 110 miles south south-west from Indianapolis.
PORT GIBSON,
A post office of Gibson county, 8 miles south-east from Princeton, and about 125 miles south south-west from Indianapolis.
PORTLAND,
A post village of Fountain county. A village of the same name is situated in Laporte county, see Rolling Prairie. See also Jay post office, page 166.
PORTLAND MILLS,
A post village of Putnam county, fon the Illinois and Indiana Central Railway, 15 miles north-west from Greencastle, and about 50 miles west from Indianapolis.
POSEYVILLE,
A post village of Posey county, 22 miles north-east from Mount Vernon, and about 100 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
POSTON,
A post office of Ripley county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, about 70 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
PRALIE,
A post office of Tipton county, north from Indianapolis.
PRAIRIE CREEK, (MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE.)
A post village of Vigo county, 15 miles south by west from Terre Haute, and about 80 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
PRAIRIE EDGE,
A post office of Montgomery county, 7 miles north-west from Crawfordsville, and about 55 miles north-west from Indian- apolis. 4
PRAIRIETON,
A post village of Vigo county, 8 miles south-west from Terre Haute, and about 80 miles west by south from Indianapolis.
PRATTSBURG,
A post office of Ripley county, about 70 miles south-east from Indionapolis.
PRESCOTT,
A post office of Shelby county, on the In- dianapolis and Cincinnati Railway, 31 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
PRIAM,
A post office of Blackford county, about 70 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
PRICE,
A post office of Huntington county, about 85 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
PRINCETON.
A post town and the capital of Gibson county, on the Evansville and Crawfords- ville Railway, 125 miles south-west from Indianapolis. Population about 3,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Barton & Thornton, general merchants. Donald A. C., attorney at law. Duncan Robert, clothier.
Embree James T., attorney at law. Ewing T. & J. T., wagou makers. Glaviz G. O., physician.
See Advertisement of State Gazetteer's and Directories, p. 142.
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Hallock & Parmenter, druggists. Kaufman J. D., hats, caps, boots and shoes. Kell & Fleming, druggists. Kimball J. C., stoves and tinware. Kirby Joseph B., baker. Kolb Lewis, jr., grocer. Liebshutz J. H., clothier. Lounsdale & Estes, dry goods and clothing. Mauzy 'T, C., stoves and tinware.
Mickel T., grocer.
Polk B. H., attorney at law.
Risinger N. B., prop'r Southern Indianian. Risinger N. B., insurance agent. Serrin J. S., dentist. Slack E. W., fruits, cigars, etc.
Southern Indianian, N. B. Risinger, pro- prictor. Tichenor J. G., wagon maker. Wile B., dry goods dealer.
PRINCE WILLIAM,
A post office of Carroll county, about 55 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
PROSPERITY,
A post office of Madison county, about 40 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
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