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PROVIDENCE,
A station on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicogo Railway, IS miles north from Now Albany.
PROWSVILLE,
A post office of Washington county, about 85 miles south from Indianapolis.
PUDDLETOWN, A post town of Laporte county.
PULASKI,
A post village of Pulaski county, on Tip- pecanoe river, 8 miles south-west from Winamac, and about 60 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
PUTNAMVILLE,
A post village of Putnam county, 5 miles from Greencastle, on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicgao Railway, 40 miles west by south from Indianapolis.
QUEENSVILLE,
A post office of Jennings county, in Geneva township, situated on Six Mile creek, and on the Madison and Indianap- olis Railway, 58 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
QUERCUS GROVE,
A post office of Switzerland county, near the south-eastern extremity of the State.
QUINCY,
A post village of Owen county, on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- way, 15 miles north-east from Spencer, and 40 miles south-west from Indianapo- lis. A village of the same name is situa- ted in Jay county, see Dunkirk post office, page 68. Also a station of the same name on the Cincinnati and Chicago Rail- way, see Duck Creek post office, page 67.
RAGLESVILLE, A. post office of Daviess county.
RAINSVILLE, A post office of Warren county.
RALEIGH,
A post office of Rush county, 10 miles from Rushville, and about 43 miles east by south from Indianapolis.
RANDALL, A post office of Allen county.
RAYSVILLE,
A post village of Henry county, on the Indiana Central Railway, 36 miles cast from Indianapolis.
REDDINGTON,
A small post village of Jackson county, 16 miles north-east from Brownstown, and 57 miles south south-east from Indianapo- lis.
See IT. A. Fletcher & Co's. Advertisement, p. 136.
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REELSVILLE,
A post office of Putnam county, on the Terre Haute and Richmond Railway, 48 miles west by south from Indianapolis.
REESE'S MILLS, (MECHANICSBURG VILLAGE.)
A small post village of Boone county, on Suger creek, 8 miles north from Lebanon, and 35 miles north-west from Indianapo- lis.
REIFFSBURG,
A post office of Wells county, about 85 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
RENSSELAER,
A post town and the capital of Jasper county, 80 miles south-east from Chicago, and 100 miles north north-west from In- dianapolis.
RESERVE,
A post office of Miami county, about 70 miles north from Indianapolis.
RETREAT,
A post office of Jackson county, on the Jeffersonville and Indianapolis Railway, 69 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
REYNOLDS,
A post village of White county, on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- way, 6 miles west from Monticello, and about 80 miles north north-west from In- dianapolis.
RICHARDSON,
A post office of St. Joseph county, about 130 miles north from Indianapolis.
RICHLAND,
A post office of Rush county, about 10 miles from Rushville, and 10 miles feast by south from Indianapolis.
RICHMOND,
The chief commercial and manufacturing city in eastern Indiana, on the east bank of the east fork of White Water river, and on the Indiana Central Railway, at the terminus of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Richmond R. R., 70 miles north north-west from Cincinnati, and 68 miles east from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are usually purchased at Cincinnati, Phila- delphia and New York. Population esti- mated at from 10,000 to 12,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Addleman Mrs. E. W., fancy goods, 15 Main.
Ahreet A. B., boots and shoes, 6 Main. Aiker James A. & Co., machinists of all kinds.
Babcock & Long, steam cooper works, near Depot.
Baker Wm., proprietor Baker House, Ma- rion, north of Main.
Bargion P., agricultural implements, sta- tionary engines, circular saw mills, &c., near Depot.
Bargis T. J., stoves and tin ware, 12 Main. Barnard Paul, sash and blinds, cor. Sixth and Elm.
Rarnes G. W. & Co., groceries, 31 Main. Baylis, Marchant & Co., iron and brass foundry, at Depot.
BELL WM., NOTARY PUBLIC, INSUR- ANCE, REAL ESTATE, COLLECT- ING AND GENERAL AGENT, S. E. COR. FIFTH AND MAIN.
BENNETT W. H. JR., LIVERY AND SALE STABLES, 97 MAIN.
Benton Theodore, hardware, 48 Main. Berry John, shoemaker, 68 Main.
Blanchard Win., notary public and insu- rance agent, over Law's store, Main. Boehning & Co., dry goods and millinery, 16 Main.
Bolander & Rogerson, house and sign painters, Main.
Brady Wm., saddler, 68 Main.
Broad Axe, W. Hammond, publisher, Main, bet. Fifth and Marion.
Brown Aaron, carriage maker, Main.
Buhl C. C. & Co., [stoves and tinware, 51 Main.
Burk Lewis, president People's Bank, cor. Main and Franklin.
Burson & Co., druggists, 83 Main.
Burson J. W., oil factory, Neport Pike } mile north of the city.
Cadwalerder H., confectionery and bakery 92 Main.
Seo Advertisement of Trade Palace, p. 136.
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Cain Wm. & Sons, lumber merchant, Fort Wayne ave.
Castle S. C., prop'r City Hotel, 71 Main. Chambers C. H., grocer, Main.
Clark Wm., merchant tailor, 32 Main. Clarke A. B., dealers in pianos, melodeons, and musical instruments, 17 Main. Cline Sol., saloon and dining hall, 65' Main.
Coffin B. & J., dry goods, shoes and hats, 146 Main.
Cole George, grocer, 59 Main.
Cook & Son, groceries, 7 Main.
Cornel Gideon, grocer, 25 Main.
Courthouse Wm., grocer, Marion, south of Main.
Crawford Daniel B., dry goods, 22 Main. Crocker Peter, carriage maker, Main, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
Curme & Dunn, leather and shoe findings, and tanners, 47 Main.
De Grummond George W., blacksmith, cor. Main and Washington.
Dickenson C. A., importer of watches and manufacturer of jewelry and silver ware, 35 Main.
Dickerson Joseph, pump makerand plumb- er, Marion, south of Main.
Drifmeyer Henry, tobacconuist, 64 Main. Duey Miss Maggie, plain and fancy milli- nery, over Zimmer's store, Main.
Dugdale S. G., confectionery and fancy notions, 93 Main.
Eagle House, D. Monfort, proprietor, Main. Edgerton Owen, boots and shoes, 13 Main. Edwards Thos., boarding house, 66 Main. Elder James, bookseller and stationer, north- west cor. Main and Marion. Elder James, proprietor and publisher Richmond Jeffersonian, Main.
Elliott Upton, lumber yard, Franklin.
Eroswiler G. P. & Co., staple and fancy notions, 49 Main. Ernest. Abraham, hatter, 33 Main.
Estell R. & S. F., dealer in clocks, watches, and jewelry, 76 Main.
Ferguson C. W., cashier People's Bank, cor. Main and Franklin.
Forkner & Son, dry goods, 70 Main.
Foulk W. W., iron, steel, springs, etc., Noble.
Fuller D., proprietor Meredith House, north-west cor. Sixth and Main.
Gaar A. & Co., spring foundry and ma- chine shop.
Githens E. H., groceries, 61 Main.
Grave & Hough, Pomeroy iron store, No- ble.
Hadley Elwood, dry goods, 81 Main.
Hadley J. & Co., boots and shoes, 20 Main. Haines J. W., dry goods, 27 Main.
Hammond W., publisher Broad Axe, Main, bet. Fifth and Marion.
Hatfield Johu, livery and sale stables, Franklin, north of Main.
Hawk G. P., file manufacturer, Ft. Wayne ave.
Hemmington J., confectionery, Ft. Wayne Hirst Elisha F., watches and jewelry, 38 Main.
Holland Geo., attorney at law, Citizens' Bank building.
Hollopeter & Co., peg manufacturers, cor. Sixth and Elm.
Holloway & Davis, editors and publishers Richmond Palladium, 4- Main.
Hoover Henry, steam flour mill, cor. Sixth and Elm.
Horney D. S., plow manufactory, corner Fifth and Noble.
:Hornney & Co., plough makers, near De- pot.
Howard & Grubbs, wholesale grocers, Fort Wayne ave.
Hudson Mrs. Ellen, boarding, Main.
Hughes Thos., groceries, cor. Main and Front.
Hunichutt J. B., dealer in clocks, watches and jewelry, 10 Main.
Hunt Brazure, groceries, 95 Main.
Hunt T. & J., flour and feed store, 50 Main.
Hunt C., groceries, 57 Main.
Huntington O., proprietor Huntington House, cor. Franklin and Main.
Hutton Jesse, lumber yard, Seventh, bet. Main and Spring.
Iliff Mrs. S., plain and fancy milliner, near cor. Pearl and Front.
Ives L. I., druggist, 54 Main.
Jackson C. & Co., dry goods and trim- mings, 58 Main.
Jackson John, photographer, cor. Main and Franklin.
Johnson C. R. & Co., publishers Quaker City Telegram, 68 Main.
Jones Alfred P., groceries, Main.
Jordan James, grocer, 44 Main.
Josephs S., dry goods, boots and shoes, S Main.
Kates II. S., freight agent Indiana Cen- tral Railway.
Kelley John, saloon keeper, Main.
Kenworthy & Co., Quaker City flour mills, north of city.
Kern Jacob, tobacconist, 67 Main.
Kern Jacob, ready - made clothing, 38 Main.
Kier Charles, butcher, Main.
Klein Sol., tobacconist, Depot.
Kuchman M., music teacher, 33 Main. Laws John M., dry goods, 24 Main.
Laws J. P., dealer in wool and groceries, Fort Wayne ave.
Lefevre Wm. M., stoves and tinware, T; Main. Lippincott S. R., carriage builder, Marion, south of Main. Indlow S. W., dentist, 20 Main.
See "Around the Corner Grocery," p. 128.
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Lynn Wm., boots and shoes, 78 Main. Macann Edward, wagon maker, Franklin. McCowns James, dry goods, 62 Main.
McWhinney James, pork packer and grain dealer, near Depot.
Malsby John, coal and wood dealer, near Depot.
Mapes Mrs. E., children's fancy clothing and dressmaker, 19 Main.
Mason Thos., wholesale furniture dealer, cor. Main and Front.
Mason Wm., baker, 63 Main.
Mendenhall J. R., queensware, 79 Main. Meridith House, D. Fuller prop'r, north- west cor. Sixth and Main.
Metzger A., clothing, 74 Main.
Miller A, M., merchant tailor and cloth- ier, 66 Main.
Monfort D., prop'r Eagle House, Main.
Moorman J. II., groceries, 40 Main.
Morrell Miss Jane, variety store, Fort Wayne ave.
Morrow & Boyd, groceries and provisions, Fort Wayne ave.
Moss Wm. B., marble worker and dealer, cor. Main and Sixth.
Nestor Thomas, grocer, cor. Main and Front.
Newby & Miller, boots and shoes, GC Main. NEWTON A. N., DENTIST, COR. MAIN AND PEARL, UP STAIRS. (See card, p. 237.)
Nicholson & Bro., books and stationery, 27 Main.
Nixon & Anderson, paper mill, on White Water river.
O'Callahan John, wholesale liquor dealer, 2 Main.
Old Win,, ice cream saloon, over 78 Main. Page Ralph A., dry goods, cor. Main and Marion.
Parry M., lumber yard, Main and Seventh. Payne H. B., attorney at law and notary public, Citizen Bank Building.
Peoples' Bank, Lewis Bark, president, north-west cor. Main and Franklin. Perry & Johnson, circular saw mill, near Depot.
Petchell Win., dry goods, Gilbert's Block. -
Phillips A., undertaker, 59 Main.
Plummer & Kelly, druggists, 28 Main.
Pollock Mrs. Margaret, fancy millenery and dress maker, 15 Main.
Potts E. G., druggist, corner Main and Marion.
Prescott C. S., confectionery, SO Main. Prescott Matilda E., boarding house, 16 Main.
Price Charles, corn and feed mill, corner Sixth and Noble.
Quaker City Telegram, C. R. Johnson & Co., publishers., 68 Main.
Rawh B. & Co., clothing, corner Main and Marion.
Read Irvin, hardware and iron, 37 Main. Reid & Vanneman, groceries, grain and provisions, cor. Fifth and Noble.
Reinach A., boot maker, 36 Main.
Richardson Caleb J., fruits and confec- tioneries., Main, near Fifth.
Richmond Gas Works, Main, next to river. Richmond Jeffersonian, James Elder, pro- prietor and publisher, Main.
Richmond Palladium, Holloway & Davis, proprietors, 4 Main.
Robertson & Weaver, hair dressing and shaving, Main.
ROBLIN JOHN D., BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, NOBLE.
Scott, Egli & Co., furniture and chair manufacturers, near Depot.
Scotten S., lumber yard, Seventh, bet. Main and Spring.
Shipman John H., clothier, 5 Main.
Shire & Brother, merchant tailors and clothiers, 72 Main.
Shultz Fred., tobacconist, 34 Main.
Siddell J. B., attorney at law and notary public, Main.
Sinex Samnel, manufacturer of steam boilers, heaters and grain cradles, shop east of Depot.
SMITH EZRA & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS, COR. SIXTH AND WALNUT.
Sooy T., boot and shoe maker, Main.
Southard Lot, dry goods, 32 Main.
STANTON A. P., NOTARY PUBLIC, COR. MAIN AND MARION.
STANTON & STUBBS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, COR. MAIN AND MARION.
Starr & White, lessees Richmond gas works, 47 Main.
Steel Mrs. - , clairvoyant physician, corne Pearl and Front.
Stiens John B., clothing, 73 Main.
Stratton Benj., dry goods, queensware and shoes, cor. Main and Pearl.
Stratton D. B., blacksmith, Fort Wayne ave. STRATTON S. S., CARRIAGE MAKER, FORT WAYNE AVE.
Stratton Mrs. Margaret, boarding house, North Pearl.
STUBBS LEWIS D., JUSTICE OF PEACE, COR. MAIN AND MARION.
See Headquarters for Mann's Oysters, p. 128.
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Suffrens John, batter, 45 Main.
Swayne E. H., hardware, 60 Main. Thomas John II., blacksmith, Franklin. VANNEMAN, REID & CO., PORK PACK- ERS, COR. FIFTH AND NOBLE.
Vanneman & Moore, house carpenters, Sixth, south of Main.
Vanuxem & Leeds, wholesale tobacco, No- ble, near Depot.
Vaughan Brothers, paints, oils, glass, etc., cor. Main and Franklin.
Ward J. W. & Co., stoves and tinware, cor. Fifth and Fort Wayne ave., near De- pot.
Waring Mrs. S., fancy and plain milli- nery, cor. Main and Fifth.
Watson & Estell, photograph rooms, Gil- · bert's Block, Main.
Webster W. R., surgeon dentist, corner Main and Marion.
Wedekinde Minnie, fancy goods, Pearl, north of Main.
Whitridge John C., attorney at law, Starr Ilall.
Wiggans & Co., dealers in leather, oil, saddlery, &c., 29 Main.
Williams A., postmaster, cor. Main and Marion.
Williams C. R., city collector, 6 Main.
Woodward A., merchant tailor, 42 Main. Yaryan John, attorney at law and notary public, Gilbert Block.
Yeo Jonas W., manufacturer of threshing machines and portable engines, cor. Main and Washington.
Young T. N. & Sons, groceries and feed, Main.
Zimmer C., confectionery and fancy no- tions, Main.
RICHVILLE,
A post office of Elkhart county, about 130 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
RICHWOODS,
A post office of Delaware county, about 60 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
RIDGE ROAD, A post office of Allen county.
RIDGEVILLE, (NEWTON VILLAGE.)
A post village of Randolph county, S miles north by west from Winchester, and about 75 miles east north-east from Indianapo- lis.
RIGDON,
· (INDEPENDENCE VILLAGE.)
A post village of Grant county, situated on the Madison county line and on Wild Cat creek, 24 miles west by north from Anderson, and 35 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
RILEY,
A post office of Vigo county,
RINGGOLD,
A post village of Lagrange county, about 140 miles north by east from Indianapo- lis.
RISING SUN,
A post town and the capital of Ohio coun- ty, situated on the Ohio river, 35 miles below Cincinnati, and about 100 miles south-east from Indianapolis. Population 2,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Babb & Lemmon, editors and proprictors Indiana Weekly Visitor, corner Main and Front.
Baxter J. S., boots and shoes, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Berkshire William, blacksmith, Fifth, bet. Walnut and Poplar.
Best Mrs. S .. milliner, Front, bet. Main and Second.
Birdzell C., meat store, Main, bet. Walnut and Market.
Calkin Miss I., millinery and fancy goods, Main, bet. Market and Walnut.
CITY HOTEL, CHARLES REOHM, PRO- PRIETOR, FRONT, BET. MAIN AND - SECOND.
Clark Eli, jeweler, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Clore Win., blacksmith, Walnut, bet. First and Second.
Cullen Wm., merchant tailor, 10 Main. Cullen & Grace, druggists, Main, bet. Market and Walnut.
DODD II. E. & SON, STAPLE AND FAN- CY DRY GOODS, MAIN, BET. MAR- KET AND WALNUT.
Downey A. C., attorney at law, 10 Main. Downey II. A., attorney at law, 10 Moin. DUNNE P. J., JEWELER, 2 MAIN.
Elliott Israel, blacksmith, cor. Front and Walnut.
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English Oliver, brick mason, cor. Broad Alley and Second.
Enoch A. C., boots and shoes, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Espy H. S. & H., groceries, produce, queensware, &c., corner Main and Market.
Fisher D., boots and shoes, 14 Main.
French John J. & Co., grocers and pro- duce dealers, cor. Main and Front.
Garey Enos, cabinet maker, Market, bet. Main and Graud.
GAREY JOHN W., BAKER, GROCER, AND CONFECTIONER, MAIN, BET. FRONT AND MARKET.
Gillespie William, physician, Market, bet. Main and Second.
Grace J. & Son, groceries, produce, queens- ware, boots, shoes, &c., Market, bet. Main and Second
Hall Frank, bakery, 4 Main.
Hall Win. T., carpenter, cor. Main and Market.
Harris John, carpenter, Market, between Main and Fourth.
Hathaway B. J., prop'r Aurora and Law- renceburg Telegraph Line, Main, bet. Front and Market.
HATHAWAY & CO., GENERAL MER- CHANTS, MAIN, BET. FRONT AND MARKET.
Herdegen Adam, wharf boat, Levee, bet. Main and Second.
Hewitt J., groceries and provisions, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Horsfall Thos., tailor, cor. Main and Mar- ket.
Indiana Weekly Visitor, Babb & Lemmon, editors and prop'rs, corner Main and Front.
Jelly J. S., attorney at law, Main, bet. Market and Walnut.
Jessup D. H., physician, Main, bet. Mar- ket and Front.
Jones H. J., groceries and produce, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Jones & Sill, stoves and tin ware, corner Main and Front.
MCAVOY & BROTHER, DRUGGISTS, MAIN, BET. FRONT AND MARKET. McKibbin C. T., physician, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Massey Mrs. E. J., millinery, Front, bet. Main and Walnut.
Marble Ira T., grocery and oyster saloon, 4 Main.
Marquett & Mack, saddlers, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Martin Richard, saddler, Main, bet. Mar- ket aud Front.
Martin Richard, livery stable, Front, bet. Main and Second.
Merrill Il., blacksmith, corner Grand and Walnut.
Miles W., books and stationery, 14 Main.
MONROE WM., GROCER, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 6 MAIN.
Morgan B., hat and cap store, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Reister & Co., prop'rs foundry and iron shop, 12 Main.
REOHM CHARLES, PROP'R CITY HO- TEL, BET. MAIN AND SECOND.
Rising Sun Insurance Co., S. Hathaway, president, B. J. Hathaway, secretary, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Schofield Joseph, woolen factory, corner Front and Fifth.
Scoggin & Wilber, grocers and produce dealers, cor. Main and Market.
Seward Samuel, dealer in lumber and coal, cor. Front and Market.
Smith Wm. H., carpenter, cor. Fourth and Market.
Snyder John II., baker and confectioner, 18 Main.
Steele Win., blacksmith, Main, opp. Court House.
STEWART S. H., ATTORNEY AT LAW, MAIN, BET. MARKET AND WAL- NUT.
Sullivan W. II., physician, cor. Main and Market.
Summers Thomas, stoves and tin ware, cor. Main and Walnut.
Talbott J. W., steam flour mill, cor. Main and Front.
Thompson Platt, stoves and tinware, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Walker J. S., boots and shoes, Main, bet. Front and Market.
Wells J. C., general store, cor. Main and Market.
Whitlock J. T., undertaker and cabinet maker, Main, bet. Market and Wal- nut.
Williams H. T., physician, Main, between Front and Market.
Works Jno. J., grocery and provision dea- ler, Main, bet. Market and Front.
Wright E. H., steam flour and saw mill, cor. Front and Second.
Wright J., barber, Main, bet. Front and Market.
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Wright Nathaniel, blacksmith, cor. Second and Walnut.
Yonge R. S., chair maker, Main, botween Market and Walnut.
Ziegler J. & Co., staple and fancy dry goods, Main, bet. Front and Market.
RIVER VALE,
A post village of Lawrence county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, S miles south-east from Bedferd, and about 75 miles south south-west from Indianapolis.
See Advertisement of Baltimoro Oysters, p. 128.
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ROANOKE,
A post village of Huntington county, on the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway, and on the Wabash canal, 8 miles north- east from Huntington, and about 95 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
ROB ROY,
A post village of Fountain county, north- east from Covington, and about 70 miles west north-west from Indianapolis.
ROCHESTER,
A post town and the capital of Fulton county, 93 miles from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Cin- cinnati, and shipped to Plymouth, 20 miles distant on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway. Population 1,000.
Alphabetical List of Professione, Trades, Eto.
Aitkin Robt., county clerk.
Beeber & Stall, carpenters.
Bralette Jas., barber. Brown S. J., real estate agent. Chamberlain A., hotel.
Chinn E. B., constable.
CHRONICLE, C. E. FULLER, EDITOR, ISSUED ON THURSDAY.
Culver Wm., carpenter.
Davis J., attorney at law.
De Mott Rev. J. B., Methodist. Ernsperger & Keeley, general merchants, I'ruum F., grocer. Fuller A., distiller and rectifier.
Fuller C. E., publisher of Chronicle. Good Isaac, sheriff.
Gould D. S., general store.
Gold Robt., ambrotypist.
Hall .A . boots and shoes. Happe A. 1., express agent. Holinan I. W., general store. Holoe+ A. J., county auditor. Boltzman G., clothier. Hoover C., cabinet maker. Hoppe A. D., jeweler. Kearney John, foundry.
Keith &., insurance agent.
Kirth & Bennett, attorneys at law,
Long E. & Son, bouts and shoes.
Lord Rer. N. b., Presbyterian. Lyon B. S., clothier. Mackey Wm,, township trusteo. Mann H. W., county treasurer. Martin D. R., carpenter. Maxwell Rev. James, Baptist.
Mercer Levi, hardware and agricultural implements.
Myers Jouas, carpenter.
Nutchell & Taylor, saddlers.
Plank A. K., druggist. Reenberger Geo., tanner.
Rix M. M., dentist. Robbins A. S., county recorder.
Rose E., cabinet maker.
Ross Jonathan, chair maker.
Runnells J. S., constable.
Runnells & Elam, general store.
Sawhead B., hotel.
Sawhead Mrs. S., milliner. SENTINEL, J. WALKER, PUBLISHER, ISSUED ON SATURDAY.
Shaffer N. G., attorney at law.
Shields Jesse, general store.
Shryock K. G., attorney at law.
Shryock L. E., dress maker.
Smith A. F., saw mill.
Smith Milo R., insurance agent.
Storn Michael, boots and shoes.
STRADLEY CHAS. J., POSTMASTER AND GENERAL MERCHANT.
Sturgeon Enoch, carpenter.
Taylor A. E., general store. True C., boots and shoes. Truslow G. W., justice of peace.
Walker J., publisher Sentinel.
Wallace Mrs. E. M., general store.
Wallace & Falls, saw mill.
Ward A. D., jeweler.
Wilkinson Lewis, cooper. Wormser A., saddler.
ROCK CREEK, .
A post office of Bartholomew county, situ- ated about 45 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
ROCKFIELD,
A post office of Carroll county, on the To- ledo and Wabash Railway, 7 miles north- east from Delphi, and about 65 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
ROCKFORD,
A post office of Jackson county, on the Indianapolis and Jeffersonville Railway, 57 miles south by east from Indianapolis. A village of the same name in Wells county, about 80 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
ROCKPORT,
A post town and the capital of Spencer county, in Ohio township, on the Obio
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ROCKVILLE,
A post town and the capital of Parke county, on the Indiana and Illinois Cen- tral Railway, about 60 miles west from Indianapolis.
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ROGERSVILLE,
A post office of Henry county, situated about 50 miles east by north from Indian- apolis.
ROLLING PRAIRIE, -
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A post village of Laporte county, on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, about 7 miles east from Laporte, and near the northern boundary of the State.
ROME,
A post town and the former capital of Perry county, on the Ohio river, 100 miles below Louisville, 100 miles above Evans- ville, and about 130 miles south by west from Indianapolis. Also a village of the same name in Noble county.
ROMNEY,
A post village of Tippecanoe Co., on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- way, 12 miles south from Lafayette, and about 65 miles north-west from Indian- apolis.
ROSEDALE,
A station on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, 16 miles north-west from Lo- gansport.
ROOT,
A post village of Allen county, on the St. Mary's river, 110 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
ROSE HILL,
A post office of Kosciusko county, about 115 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
ROSELLE, (WANATAH VILLAGE.)
A post villlage of Laporte county, ou Hog creek, at the crossing of the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago, and Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railways, about 18 miles south-west from Laporte, and about 120 miles north by west from Indi- anapolis.
ROSEVILLE,
A post village of Parke county, on Rac- coon creek, about 70 miles west from In- dianapolis.
ROSEWOOD,
A post office of Harrison county, about 115 miles south from Indianapolis.
ROSS,
A post office of Lake county, 10 miles north-west from Crown Point, near the north-western extremity of the State.
ROSSBURG, (NEW POINT VILLAGE.)
A post village of Decatur county, on the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railway, 9 miles east from Greensburg, and 55 miles east south-east from Indianapolis.
ROSSVILLE,
A post village of Clinton county, 11 miles north-west from Frankfort, and about 50 miles north north-west from Indianapolis.
ROYAL CENTER,
A small post, village of Cass county, on tho Chicago and Cincinnati Railway, about 11 miles north-west from Logans- port, and about 90 miles north by west frein Indianapolis.
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A small post village of Boone county, 12 miles south-east from Lebanon, and 15 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
RUSHVILLE,
A post town, and the capital of Rush county, 40 miles east south-east from In- dianapolis.
RUSSELL'S MILLS,
A post office of Parke county, about 60 miles west from Indianapolis.
RUSSELLVILLE.
A post village of Putnam county, west from Indianapolis.
RUSSIAVILLE,
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