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Winterrowd A. J., county treasurer. Wise John, dry goods and groceries, cor. Harrison and Washington.
Wood Isaac B., saddler and harness ma- maker, Pub. Square.
Wright Cyrus, attorney at law, south-west cor. Harrison and Franklin.
SHIELVILLE, (BUENA VISTA VILLAGE.)
A small post village of Hamilton county, on the Peru and Indianapolis Railway, 12 miles north from Noblesville, and 35 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
SHOALS,
A station on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, 42 miles east from Vincennes.
SIDE TRACK,
A station on the Lafayette and Indianapo- lis Railway, 61 miles north-west from In- dianapolis.
SIDNEY,
A post office of Marshall county, about 115 miles north from Indianapolis.
SILVER CREEK,
A post office of Greene county.
SILVER LAKE,
A post office of Kosciusko county, about 130 miles north by east from Indianapo- lig.
SILVERVILLE,
A post office of Lawrence county, about 70 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
SIMONS' CORNERS,
A post office of Noble county, about 130 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
SIX MILE,
A post office of Jennings county, about 65 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
SLASH,
A post office of Grant county, about 60 miles north north east from Indianapolis.
SLATE CUT,
A post office of Clark county, on the In- dianapolis and Jeffersonville Railway, 96 miles south from Indianapolis.
SLIGO,
A small post village of Marshall county, on the Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railway, 7 miles south-west from Ply- mouth, and about 115 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
SLY FORK,
A station on the Cincinnati and. Chicago Railway, 4 miles south-east from Ander- son.
SMELSER'S MILLS,
A post office of Rush county, about 45 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
SMITHFIELD,
A post office of De Kalb county. Also a village of the same name in Delaware county, see Selma post office, page 245.
SMITHLAND,
A small post village of Shelby county, on the Shelbyville and Edinburg Railway, 6 miles south- west from Shelbyville, and 28 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
SMITHS' CROSSING,
A station on the Indianapolis and Cincin- nati Railway, 53 miles south-east from Indianapolis. See Wintersville post of- fice.
See Advertisement of China, Glass and Queensware, p. 138.
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SMITHVILLE,
A post office of Monroe county, about 50 miles south south-west from Indianapolis.
SMYRNA,
A post office of Decatur county, about 50 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
SNOW HILL, A post office of Randolph county.
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SOLITUDE,
A post office of Posey county, 6 miles north of Mount Vernon, in the south-west- ern extremity of the State.
SOLSBERRY,
A post office of Greene county, 12 miles from Bloomfield, and about 70 miles south- west from Indianapolis.
SOMERSET,
A post village of Wabash county, situated about 85 miles north by east from Indian- apolis.
SOMERVILLE,
A post office of Gibson county, 14 miles east from Princeton, and about 125 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
SOUTH BEND,
A post town and the capital of St. Joseph county, on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, about 6 miles south from the Michigan State line, and nearly 150 miles north from Indianapolis.
SOUTH BETHANY,
A recently established post office of Bar- tholomew county.
SOUTH BOSTON,
A post office of Washington county, about 85 miles south from Indianapolis.
SOUTH CLEVELAND, A post office of Whitley county.
SOUTH GATE,
A post office of Franklin county, about 65 miles east south-east from Indianapolis.
SOUTH HANOVER, (HANOVER VILLAGE.)
A post office of Jefferson county, on the Ohio river, and on the Madison, Hanover and Lexington turnpike, 6 miles south- west from Madison, and about 80 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
SOUTH MILFORD,
A post office of Lagrange county, near the northern boundary of the State.
SOUTHPORT,
A post village of Marion county, on the Indianapolis and Jeffersonville Bailway, 6 miles south from Indianapolis.
SOUTH WEST,
A post office of Elkhart county, near the northern boundary of the State.
SOUTH WHITLEY,
A post office of Whitley county, about 100 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
SPADE'S DEPOT,
A post office of Ripley county, on the In- dianapolis and Cincinnati Railway, 67 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
SPALDINGVILLE, A post office of Knox county.
SPARKSVILLE,
A post village of Jackson county, 16 miles west from Brownstown, and 72 miles from Indianapolis. Population 72.
See Headquarters for Mann's Oysters, p. 128.
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W. C. RICHARDS & CO., CASH STORE,
SPARKSVILLE, JACKSON CO., IND.
Call and get the biggest pile of Goods for the least money you ever bought.
GIVE MATHEW A TRIAL.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Beezley Silas, justice of peace and school teacher.
Bennett T., livery stable.
Brown Rev. D., Christian Church.
Cox John, constable. Faubion N., steam saw mill.
Haley M., brick mason.
Reynolds M., saloon.
RICHARDS W. C., POSTMASTER AND AGENT O. & M. RAILWAY.
RICHARDS W. C. & CO., GENERAL MERCHANTS. (See card, p. 252.) Ridell I. F., plow maker. Shortridge Wm., carpenter.
Sparks R., wool grower. Sparks W. H., wool grower. Sutfin R., hotel prop'r.
Wilson M. V., physician.
SPARTA,
A post office of Dearborn county, near the south-eastern extremity of the State.
SPARTANBURG,
A post village of Randolph county, about 12 miles from Winchester, and about 80 miles east by north from Indianapolis.
SPEARSVILLE,
A post office of Brown county, about 50 miles south from Indianapolis.
'. SPENCER,
A post town, and the capital of Owen county, 8 miles west from the line of tho
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- way, and about 55 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
SPENCERVILLE,
A post village of De Kalb county 12 miles north-west from Auburn, and about 140 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
SPICELAND,
A post village of Henry county, about 40 miles east by north from Indianapolis.
SPRING CREEK,
A post office of Cass county, 6} miles north-east from Logansport, and about 75 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
SPRING DALE.
A post office of Harrison county, about 120 miles south from Indianapolis.
SPRINGFIELD,
A post village of Franklin county, about 80 miles east by south from Indianapolis. Also a village of the same natne in Whitley county, 10 miles south-west from Colum- bia, and about 100 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
SPRINGFIELD MILLS,
A post office of Noble county, on Elkhart river, 134 miles north north-east from In- dianapolis.
SPRING HILL,
A post office of Decatur county, about 50 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
SPRING MILL,
A post office of Lawrence county, about 70 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
SPRINGTOWN,
A post office of Hendricks county, about 25 miles west by south from Indianapolis.
Sce M. H. Good's Advertisement, p. 137.
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SPRINGVILLE,
A post village of Lawrence county, 11 miles north-west from Bedford, and about 65 miles south by west from Indianapolis. Also a village of the same nome in La- porte county.
SPROATT'S,
A recently established post office of Sul- livan county.
STAMPER'S CREEK,
A post office of Orange county, about 95 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
STANFORD,
A post office of Monroe county, 20 miles from Bloomfield, and 60 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
STAR,
A post office of Rush county, about 45 miles east by south from Indianapolis.
STARK,
A station on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, 15 miles west from Plymouth.
STATE LINE,
A post office of Warren county, on the Toledo and Wabash Railway, 16 miles south-west from Williamsport.
STAUNTON,
A post office of Clay county, on the Terre Haute and Richmond Railway, 61 miles west by south from Indianapolis.
STEAM CORNER,
A post office of Fountain county, about 70 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
STEELE'S,
A post office of Rush county, about 40 miles east by south from Indianapolis.
STEWARTSVILLE,
A post office of Posey county, in the south- western extremity of the State.
STILESVILLE,
A post village of Hendricks county, 11 miles south-west from Danville, and about 25 miles west by south from Indianapolis
STILWELL,
A post office of Jackson county, about 60 miles south from Indianapolis.
STIP'S HILL,
A post office of Franklin county, 12 miles west from Brookville, and about 65 miles east south-east from Indianapolis.
STOCKDALE,
A post office of Wabash county, about 75 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
STOCKTON,
A post village of Owen county, 18 miles west from Spencer, and about 60 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
STOCKWELL,
A post village of Tippecanoe county, on the Lafayette and Indianapolis Railway, 12 miles south-east from Lafayette, and 52 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
STONY POINT,
A post office of Jefferson county, 85 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
STRAWBERRY GROVE,
A post office of Pulaski county, about 100 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
STRAWN'S,
A station on the Indiana Central Railway. 48 miles esat from Indianapolis.
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STRAWTOWN,
A post village of Hamilton county, on White river, 28 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
STRINGTOWN,
A post office of Ripley county, about 70 miles north-cast from Indianapolis.
SUGAR BRANCH, (FAIRVIEW VILLAGE.)
A small post village of Switzerland coun- ty, 10 miles north from Veray, and about 90 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
SUGAR CREEK,
A post office of Hancock county, 15 miles east by south from Indianapolis.
SUGAR GROVE,
A post office of Tippecanoe county, about 65 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
SUGAR RIVER,
A post office of Montgomery county, about 50 miles west north-west from Indianapo- lis.
SULLIVAN,
A post town, and the capital of Sullivan county, and 90 miles south-west from In- dianapolis.
SULPHUR HILL,
A post office of Shelby county, about 30 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
SULPHUR SPRINGS,
A post village of Henry county, on the Cincinnati, Logansport and Chicago Rail- way, about 6 miles north-west from New- castle, and about 45 miles east by north from Indianapolis.
SUMMIT,
A post office of Whitley county, 8 miles west from Columbia, and about 115 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
SUMMITVILLE,
A post office of Madison county, about 40 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
SUMPTION PRAIRIE,
A post office of St. Joseph county, 42 miles south-west from South Bend, and about 140 miles north by west from Indi- anapolis.
SUNMAN'S,
A station on the Indianapolis and Cincin- nati Railway, 70 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
SURINAM,
A post office of Allen county.
SWAIN'S MILLS,
A post office of Rush county, about 40 miles east by south from Indianapolis.
SWAN, A post office of Noble county, about 130 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
SWANVILLE,
A post office of Jefferson county, about 85 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
SYLVAN GROVE,
A post office of Clark county, 5 miles west from Charlestown, and about 100 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
SYLVANIA,
A post office of Parke county, about 65 miles west from Indianapolis,
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SYRACUSE,
A post office of Kosciusko county, 128 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
TALBOTT'S
A station on the Indianapolis and Jeffer- sonville Railway, 97 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
TAMPICO,
A village of Howard county, see Center post office, p. 41.
TASSINONG GROVE,
A post village of Porter county, situated about 130 miles north north-west from Indianapolis.
TAW TAW,
A post office of Allen county, about 120 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
TAYLORSBURG,
A post office of Bartholomew county, 45 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
TAYLOR'S CORNERS,
A post office of DeKalb county, about 140 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
TAYLORSVILLE,
A post village of Bartholomew county, on the Indianapolis and Jeffersonville Rail- way, 34 miles south by east from Indian- apolis. Also a village of the same name in Warrick county, see Polk Patch post office, page 232.
TELL CITY,
A thriving post village of Perry county, about 130 miles south by vest from Indi- suapolis.
TERRE COUPEE,
A post office of St. Joseph county, near the northern boundary of the State.
ISAAC BALL, UNDERTAKER
AND DEALER IN
METALIC BURIAL CASES, Cor. Second and Cherry Sts., TERRE HAUTE, IND.
TERRE HAUTE.
A post city, and the capital of Vigo coun- ty, on the east bank of the Wabash river, and on the Wabash and Erie canal, at the intersection of the Terre Haute and Rich- mond Railway with the Terre Haute, Alton and St. Louis, and the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railways, 73 miles west by south from Indianapolis. Population 12,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Abbott Mrs. M. H., milliner, &c., 121 Main.
Aching William, grocer, cor. Fifth and Cherry.
Ackerle Philip, barber, Third, opp. Court House.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, 6 ME- CHANICS' ROW, S. L. SOUTHARD, AGENT.
Adams J. A., grocery, Second, opp. Court House.
Adams J. G. & Co., grocers, &c., corner Fourth and Walnut.
Allen Edward B., county auditor, office Allen Robert, county surveyor.
Ohio.
Alshuler Chas., magistrate, Ohio, west of Market.
Altenberger Henry, cigars and tobacco, Main.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY. JNO. G. WASSON, AGENT, FOURTH, NEAR COR. OHIO.
Archer Samuel, wagon maker, cor. Fourth and Cherry.
Arnold A., clothing, north-west cor. Main and Second.
Arnold Augustus, news depot, P. O. Build- ing.
Baird John P., attorney at law, 82 Wabash. DALL ISAAC, UNDERTAKER, CORNER SECOND AND CHERRY. (See card. p. 255.)
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TERRE HAUTE, INDIANN, (NEAR THE BUSINESS OF THE CITY.)
F. B. NOFSINGER & EDWARD HAIRE, PROP'RS. LOP FREE OMNIBUS TO AND FROM THE HOUSE.
Ball R. L., stoves, tinware, &c., 128 Main. Bailey Callum A., county recorder, Ohio. Barr John H., painter, Fifth, near Main. Barr Thos. H., wholesale and retail drug- gist, cor. Fourth and Main.
Barricks House, Wabash, - Jeans, pro- prietor.
Bartlett O., wholesale and retail books, stationery, etc., 101 Main.
Bassnett H., wholesale and retail dealer in hats, caps and straw goods, 134 Main.
Beach John S., cashier Prairie City Bank, 70 Main.
Beauchamp Isaac, livery stable, west side Third, bet. Cherry and Main.
Bell Chas., baker, Ohio, opp. court house. Bell & Vanscoyoc, livery and sale stable, Third, cor. Walnut.
BENNETT & CO., WHOLESALE GRO- CERS, AND DEALERS IN LIQUORS, NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &c .; AGENTS FOR CANAL MILLS, COR. WABASH AND FIRST.
Benson Nathaniel, county coroner.
Blake Joseph H., county clerk, office Third. Bowdon William, butcher, Fourth.
Branch of the Bank of State of Indiana,
Ohio, opp. court house; president, L. G. Warren; cashier, Preston Hussey. Brokaw G. E. & C. B., house furnishing and domestic dry goods, 109 Main. Brown J. M., book and job printer, 105 Main.
Brown Thomas, grocery, Ohio, opp. Court House.
Brown Wm., county commissioner.
Browning Thos., tinner, Ohio.
Buckingham Mrs. E., milliner, Fourth, bet. Main and Cherry.
Buckingham W. H., wholesale and retail dealer in books, stationery, &c., 132 Main.
BUNTIN HOUSE, NOFSINGER & HAIRE, PROPRIETORS, THIRD, NEAR COR. OHIO (See card, p. 256.) Burnett L. A., hide and leather dealer, 142 Wabash.
Butler Mrs. Mary, groceries, &c., Ohio.
BUTZ JACOB & SON, PROP'RS CLARK HOUSE, COR. OHIO AND FIRST. (See card, p. 257.)
Byrna l'at., saloon, 154 Wabash.
Castor J. C., city treasurer, Third, bet. Main and Ohio.
Chadwick E. W., Eclipse livery stable, opp. post office, Fourth.
Chambers James, grocery, cor. Second and Ohio.
Chess E. A., watchmaker and jeweler, and dealer in musical instruments, 91 Main.
Clark D. W., flour and feed store, and agent for Locke & Munson's lightning rods, Ohio and Fifth.
CLARK HOUSE, CORNER OHIO AND FIRST, JACOB BUTZ & SON PRO- PRIETORS. (See card, p. 257.)
Clark James, vinegar factory, on the canal.
Clark Wm., barber, Market, bet. Ohio and Walnut.
Class W., silver plater, cor. Fourth and Cherry.
Claussen, Jeffers & Bechowsky, wholesale dealers in tobacco and cigars, 140 Main.
Cochran C. L., freight and ticket agent E. & C. R. R.
Colb S., bakery, Third.
Collamer Geo. R., tinner, Main.
Conner, Ball & Co., blacksmiths and wag- on makers, cor. Third and Cherry.
Cook J. & Son, wholesale and retail hard- ware, 92 Main.
COOKERLY G. F., EDITOR AND PRO- PRIETOR DAILY AND WEEKLY TERRE HAUTE JOURNAL, OVER POST OFFICE.
Cornwell B. H., agricultural and stove house, 144 and 146 Main.
Cory Simeon, dealer in hardware, doors, sash, &c., 103 Main.
COX R. S. & SON, WHOLESALE GRO- CERS AND LIQUOR DEALERS, 148 AND 150 MAIN.
Craft Andy, grocer, cor. Ohio and Second. Craft C., attorney at law, 82 Wabash.
Creanum Christopher, grocery, on Terre Hante R. R.
Crisher C. & J. M., watchmakers and jewelers, Fourth, opp. post office.
Cunningham J. R., druggist, 67 Main. Danaldson John, general store, 06 Msin. Dawson & Miller, livery stable, Enst Sec- ond.
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TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, JACOB BUTZ & SON, PROPRIETORS. FARE ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. Office of Marshall and Montezuma Hack Lines.
Debbs- , grocer, National Road. De Bruen M. I., clothing, Third, opp. court house.
Deck P. B. & Co., boots and shoes. 107 Main.
Demill W. G., furniture, North Fourth.
Dickey J. W., saloon, cor. Main and Sec- ond.
Doepper C., saloon, Wabash.
Doland Mrs. H., grocery, cor. Ohio and First.
Doll Jacob, wholesale and retail boots and shoes, 84 Main.
DONNELY P. M., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, COR. MAIN AND FIFTH.
Doty P. M., boots and shoes, 100 Main.
Duy Geo. C., attorney at law, notary, and insurance agent, Ohio, west of Mar- ket.
Early J. D. & Son, pork packers, Second, near Main.
Early Samuel S., president Prairie City Bank, 70 Main.
East Joseph, boots and shoes, 71 Main. Edsall, Root & Co., dry goods, cor. Fourth and Main.
Edule Charles, grocery, Fourth, near Main.
Edwards W. K., attorney at law, Second, opp. court house.
Eldridge W. G., grocer, Main, near Canal. Ellis G. F., Wabash woolen Factory, north- west cor. First and Walnut.
Epperts Charles, daguerrean artist, 111 Main.
Erlanger Nathan, wholesale and retail clothier, and dealer in gents' furnish- ing goods, 93 Main.
Ewing William L., wholesale dealer in groceries, liquors, nails, glass, bacon, etc., 69' Wabash.
Farley & Roach, saddlers and harness makers, Third, opp. court house.
Felver D., cigars and tobacco, Maiu, sec- ond door from cor. Third. .
Fera & Wismer, grocers, Walnut.
FINCH & DOUGHTY, BILLIARD S.A- LOON AND DEALERS IN CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS; ALSO OYSTER AGENCY, 5 ME- CHANICS' ROW.
Flinn Robert, merchant tailor, 19 Fourth. 17
THOMAS J. FORREST, E
Patents procuced for Inventors.
Magistrate, and Insurance Agt. Cor. Third and Ohio Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND.
Foote J. A., grocer and provision dealer, cor. Fourth and Ohio.
FORREST THOMAS JEFFERSON, AT- TORNEY AT LAW, INSURANCE AGENT AND JUSTICE OF PEACE, COR. OHIO AND THIRD. (See card, p. 257.)
FORSTER L., DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C., CORNER MARKET AND CHERRY. CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRO- DUCE
Frank S. & Co., wholesale and retail clothiers, 72 Main.
Frank S. & Co., clothing, Third, corner Main.
Freeman J. R., jeweler and watchmaker, 4 Phoenix Row.
Fuhr Wm., saddler, &c., Second opp. Court House.
Furrow A. C., wholesale and retail dealer in groceries and provisions, wooden and willow ware, 85 Main.
Gas Works, Sixth, near canal, J. F. Ral- ston, superintendent.
GERSTMEYER AUGUST, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, SIXTH, NATION- AL BLOCK. (See card, p. 258.)
Glick A., blacksmith and wagon maker, Third.
Glick G & H., Terre Haute Brewery, Ohio, bet. First and Wabash river.
Glick J. & H. & Co., leather dealers, cor. First and Ohio.
Goetz F., cabinet maker, Main.
Goetz John, whisky rectifier and dealer in groceries, wines, liquors, etc., 10 Me- chanics Row.
Goodman L., Wholesale and retail clothier, 102 Main.
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Sixth, near corner Main, Na- tional Block,
TERRE HAUTE, IND.
Goodwin C. A., gunsmith, Ohio.
Griswold W. A., wholesale and retail hardware, etc., 8 Mechanics Row. Grosjean F., cigars and tobacco, Third. Grover Ira, stoves, tinware, and agricul- tural store, Third, opp. court house. Grover Joseph, Eagle irou works, corner Walnut and First.
Grosvepelat & Ehrenhard, court house saloon, opp. court house.
Gulich J. F., city clerk, Third.
Habermyer & Barrister, saloon, Fourth, opp. post office.
Hagerty P. & N., grocery, Main.
Hahn Xavier, shoemaker, West Main. Hahn J., blacksmith, First.
Harbert Solomon, grocer, National Road. Harrington J. E., Hole in the Wall, 33 Third.
Harris C. L., painter, Ohio, near Third. Harris E., saloon, 12 Fourth.
Hartsock & Bannister, merchant tailors and wholesale and retail dealers in clothing, 79 Wabash.
Hasselberry Christ., barber, Ohio. Hautwork Geo., saddles, etc., Second, opp. court house.
Heger & McKeen, insurance agents, cor. Main and Third.
Herrell Harry, ambrotype and daguerreo- type artist, 82 Main, Phoenix Row. Heyroth Hugh, manufacturer and dealer in cigars tobacco and snuff, 6 West Second.
Herbert B. & Co., bakers and grocers, 131 Main.
Holler C. L., tailor, Ohio.
Holmes Harvey, foundry and machine shop, on the Canal, near Main.
HOSFORD & BROWN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, COR. FOURTH AND MAIN. Hlouriet Lucian, watchmaker, jeweler and dealer in musical instruments, 9 Me- chanie's Row.
Howard S. H., grocer, SI Wabash.
Howard T. W., pump maker, 156 Wabash. Hubb Ben., prop'r Terre Haute House, cor. Seventh and Wabash.
Hudson Maj. B., wholesale and retail China glass, queensware, &c., 2 Na- tional Block.
Hulman H., wholesale groceries and li- quors, cor. Main and Fifth.
J. H. MOORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Terre Haute, Indiana. Office in Minshall's Building, Main St., between Third and Fourth.
Husher J. W., daguerrean artist, 111 Main.
Hussey Preston, cashier Branch Bank, Ohio, opp. Court House.
Huston Daniel, Huston House, bank of Wabash river.
Irvins J. W., physician, 3 Buntin House Block.
Isaac W. H., manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, 100 Main.
Jean J. N., groceries and provisions, cor. Third and Ohio.
Jermban Jno., blacksmith, Third.
Jeukins Wm., grocer, 114 Main.
John J., tailor, Second.
Johnson Pat., saloon, Ohio.
Johnson W. S., saloon, Wabash.
Jones J. O., postmaster, office Fourth, bet. Main and Ohio.
Joseph M., clothing, 61 Main.
Joyce' A., boot and shoe maker, 122 Main.
Katzbach John, saloon, Third, near Bun- tin House.
Katzenbaugh N., saloon, Main.
Kaufman Andrew, Cincinnati House, North Fourth.
Keeler J. F. & Co, coal oil and lamps, 62 Main.
Kenneke Henry, Union House, 120 Main. Kern Chas,, billiard and drinking saloon, cor, Fourth and Ohio.
KERN J. & CO., MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL- ERS IN HIDES, LEATHER, FIND- INGS, TANNERS OIL, &C., 15 .ME- CHANICS' BLOCK.
Kerkhoff Geo. & Co., tanners and dealers in leather, 4 Warren Block. Keys H., carriage manufacturer, Second, opp. court house.
KIRTLEY & HARRISON, MAGNOLIA TEN PIN ALLEY AND SALOON, WEST THIRD, BET. CHERRY AND MAIN.
Klenger Charles, grocery, Main.
Koopman C. W., manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, 158 Wabash.
Kramer Geo., saddler, Main.
Kuppenheimer B., merchant tailor, 82 Main.
Lackey Eli, baker, cor. Second and Ohio. Limmer Fred, saloon, Main. Leveque Lewis, dry goods, 96 Main.
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J. H. TURNER.
WM. McKEEN, JR.
TURNER & McKEEN, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN FLOUR AND GRAIN,
Warerooms near the Railroad Depot and Canal, Terre Haute, Ind. REFERENCE :- W. D. Griswold, C. Rose, J. D. Early, L. G. Warren, Terre Haute. "Prompt attention paid to Receiving and Forwarding by Railroad and Canal.
Leveque Louis, general merchant, corner Ohio and First.
LINCOLN C. O., DENTIST, 10 MAIN.
Lindemann J. G., wholesale and retail druggist, Terre Haute House.
Locklear John (colored), barber, Ohio, bet. Third and Fourth.
Lockwood W., tinner, Main.
Long Z. B., attorney at law, 102 Main.
Long I. H., physician, Second, near Main. Lengsdorf George, grocery, Main, near Canal.
Lowerre E. H., hats, caps, &c., 115 Main. . McCann J. E., guusmith, cor. Fourth and Cherry.
McCaskey & Thompson, carpenters and builders, 150 Wabash.
McGregor A. & Co., wholesale dealers in groceries and liquors, distillers and millers, West Main.
McGuire Andy, saloon, Main, near Canal. McHenry George, saloon, 124 Main.
Me Keen Benjamin, county commissioner. McKeen W. R., banker and exchange dealer, cor. Main and Third.
-Mack Samuel, wholesale and retail cloth- ier, 84 Main.
Mack & Pierce, attorneys at law, Phoenix Row.
MAGNOLIA SALOON AND TEN PIN ALLEY, WEST SIDE THIRD, BET. CHERRY AND MAIN.
Mahan & Bell, physicians and surgeons, Ohio, bet. Third and Fourth.
Mancourt C. W., freight agent T., A. & R. R. R., office T. II. & R. R. R. Depot. Mann II. D., physician, cor. Fifth and Main.
Mattnan Thos., marshal, office Third, bet. Main and Ohio.
Mayer Fred. L., wagon maker, Sixth.
Mayer G., Union House, First.
Mayes W. S., grocery and provision store, 115 Main.
Meredith & Cruft, editors daily and week- ly Wabash Express, 65 Main.
Miller Henry, saloon, adjoining Stewart House.
Miller J. S., groceries, Third, opp. Court House,
Miller Wm., Eagle Hotel, Main.
Minsball & Paddock, merchant tailors and dealers in clothing, gonts' furnishing gouds, &c., 81 Wabash.
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