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Moffatt B. B., attorney at law, 102 Main. Mondy M., physician, Cherry.
Moore James A., boarding house, 151 Wabash.
MOORE J. II., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, 81 WA- BASH. (Sce card, p. 258.)
Morgan J. W., physician, 96 Main.
Murray T. P., manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, 98 Main.
Musgrove Henry, justice of peace, corner Main and Fourth.
Musselman Sam'l, saddler, &c., Second, opp. Court House.
Nicholoy Philip, ambrotype and daguerr- rean artist, 100 Main.
Nippert A., wholesale and retail dry goods, 72 Main.
Nippert & Dunn, wholesale and retail dry goods, boots, shoes, &c., 116 Main. Noble C. T., attorney at law, Second, opp. Court house.
NOESINGER & HAIRE, PROPRIETORS BUNTIN HOUSE, THIRD, NEAR COR. OHIO. (See card, p. 256.)
O'Boyle J. H., hides and leather, 11 South Fourth.
O'Connell J. R., saloon, Wabash.
O'Connell M. W., news depot, books, &c., Third, opp. court house.
¡ O'Daniel James, grocery, First.
Ohm E., shoemaker, 123 Main.
Osborn Geo., shoemaker, cor. Fourth and Cherry.
Paddock, Mann & Co., pork packers, 83 Main.
Patrick G. W. & Co., wholesale and retail druggists, cor. Main and Sixth.
Patrick J. W., dealer in groceries, provi- sious, and commission merchant, 11 National Block, Main.
Pence -, physician, Second.
Perry Nath., (col.,) barber, Second. Poth Henry, saloon, Main.
Potter S. H. & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in hardware, &c., 83 Main.
Potwin A. C. & W. S., wholesale and re- tail hardware, 130 Main.
POTWIN & JUDD, WHOLESALE SAD- DLERY HARDWARE, 7 MECHAN- ICS ROW.
Prairie City Bank, John S. Beach, cashier, Saml. S. Early, president, 70 Main. Price G., Old America saloon, 4 ThirJ.
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Raddin & Bro., wholesale and retail boots and shoes, 14 Mechanics Row.
Raddin & Bro., boots and shoes, 75 Main. Ralston J. F, superintendent gas works, cor. Main and Fourth.
Reagin B. F., shoemaker, North Fourth. Reichert Christopher, shoemaker, Wabash.
Reiman A. & Co., grocery, Main.
Reimes F. E .. turner, Main.
Reiners J. G. & Son, dyers, Main.
Reinhart Robt., Union saloon, Third, opp. court house.
Rickloin Mrs. T., grocery, Ohio.
Reniz & Rentz, grocers, Fourth, north of Main.
Rive Philip, grocer, 2 Phoenix Row.
Robinson HI., notions, etc., 105 Main.
Rosenthal J., grocery, cor. Fourth and Cherry.
Ross John C. & Co., dry goods, boots, shoes hats and caps, 111 Main.
Rottman & Uchtman, grocers, 112 Main. Rouneker S., wholesale and retail cloth- ier, 59 Main.
Ruggles Mrs. J. E., confectionery and bakery, Third, opp. court house.
Rupp F. J., meat market, Fifth.
Rust W. E., physician, Seventh, near Wa- baslı.
Ryce L. & Son, wholesale and retail dry goods, 94 Main.
Sage W. II., fancy goods, notions, &c., 119 Main.
St. John R., saddler, &c., Second, opp. Court House.
Scott Bros., carriage and wagon makers, cor. Fifth and Cherry.
Scott Harvey D., county treasurer, Ohio. SCOTT JOHN, TREASURER T. H. & R. R. R.
SCOTT JOHN T., ATTORNEY AT LAW, 80 WABASH.
Scott & Crane, attorneys at law, Ohio, bet. Third and Fourth.
Scudder W. H., confectioner, 9 South Fourth.
Seitz & Co., furniture, 10 Fourth.
Shannon P., banker and exchange dealer, Phenix Row.
SHEWMAKER U. & CO., GENERAL FREIGHT AGENCY AND FOR- WARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, COR. NINTH AND MAIN.
Simpson R. H. & Co., blank book manu- facturers, binders and printers, cor. Fourth and Ohio.
Small Alex., barber, Third, near Main. Smith Dr., dentist, Ohio, near Third.
Smith G. F. & C. C., stoves and agricul- tural implements, 50 and 62 Wabash. SMITH Z., JUSTICE OF PEACE, 100 MAIN.
SOUTHARD S. L., AGENT ADAMS 'EX- PRESS, 6 MECHANICS' ROW.
Southern Bank of Indiana at Terre Haute. J. II. Williams, president, F. S. Wil- liams, cashier, cor. Main and Fourth. Sparks N. C., millinery goods, wholesale and retail, cor. Market and Ohio.
Steimehl & Meyer, Washington saloon, 68 Wabash.
Stevens Wm., physician, Second, opposite Court House.
Steverson Francis, butcher, 17 Third.
Stewart House, cor. Main and Second, J. W. Stewart, proprietor.
Stewart J. W., proprietor Stewart House, cor. Main and Second.
Stewart W. J., groceries, &c., 13 South Fourth.
Stewart W. H., mayor, office Third, bet. Main and Ohio.
Stone W. T., shoemaker, Main.
Strauce S., boots and shoes, 65 Main.
Strong H. J., saloon, Second. {
STRONG & RIPPETOE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CON- FECTIONERIES.TOYS, CHILDRENS CABS, &C., FRESH AND COVE OYSTERS, MAIN, 13 MECHANICS' ROW.
Sykes John H., hats, caps, &c., 113 Main. Terre Haute Female Seminary, South Fifth.
Terre Haute House, Seventh and Wabash, Ben. Hubbs, prop'r.
TERRE HAUTE JOURNAL DAILY AND WEEKLY, OVER POST OFFICE, G. F. COOKERLY, EDITOR AND PRO- PRIETOR.
TERRE HAUTE & RICHMOND RAIL- ROAD, GENERAL OFFICE AT TER- RE HAUTE.
Thompson R. L., Anchor mills, cor. Popu- lar and First.
Thompson & Jenekes, attorneys at law, Ohio, bet. Third and Fourth.
Tieman William, boots and shoes, Second, opp. court house.
TILLOTSON JAMES R., WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C., 99 MAIN.
Tilly P., Corintheon Hall billiard room, Phoenix Row.
Tolbert James W., manufacturer, whole- sale and retail dealer in cigars and tobacco, opp. post office.
TUELL & RIPLEY, WHOLESALE DRY GOODS DEALERS, CORNER MAIN AND FIFTH.
TURNER & M'KEEN, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND AGENTS FOR MERCHANTS' DISPATCH AND EASTERN FREIGHT LINES GENERALLY, COR. MAIN AND CANAL. (See card, p. 259.)
Turner S. M., clerk Terre Haute House.
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Tuttle C. F., county commissioner. Tuttle C. S, & Co., wholesale and retail grocers, 4 Mechanics Row.
Usher & Patterson, attorneys at law, Ohio, bet. Third and Fourth.
Vestal John H., telegraph operater T. H. & R. R. R. freight depot.
Voorhees & Risley, attorneys at law, Ohio, bet. Third and Fourth.
Wabash Daily and Weekly Express, Chas. Craft, prop'r, 65 Wabash.
Walkins & Slaughter, saddles, harness, &c., 117 Main.
Wallace physician, Fourth, opp. Postoffice.
Walsh Michael, wholesale and retail dea- ler in groceries, liquors, produce, &c., cor. Sixth and Main.
Walter J. M., marble worker and dealer, 18 South Fourth.
Warner C. R., cabinet maker and dealer in furniture, cor. Main and Eighth. Warren Dr., dentist, 12 National Block.
Warren L. G., Prest. Branch Bank, opp. Court House, Ohio.
Warren W. B., pork packer, 4 Warren Block.
WASSON JOHN G., AGENT AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., FOURTH, NEAR COR. OHIO.
Watter M. A., milliner and trimming store, 102 Main.
Weber B., tailor, Second.
Webster J. R., jr., freight and ticket agent T. H. & R. R. R.
Weiss G. & Co., dealers in groceries, pro- visions, foreign and domestic liquors, ales, &c., 87 Main.
Welder Geo., barber. Third, near Main. Wells M. T., city livery stable, opp. Bun- tin House.
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA- CHINES, 101 MAIN, C. O. LINCOLN, AGENT.
Wilkinson John E., Diana saloon, Market, bet. Ohio and Walnut.
Williams F. S., cashier of the Southern Bank of Indiana, corner Main and Fourth.
Williams J. H., president of the Southern Bank of Indiana, corner Main and Fourth.
Williams M. W., dry goods, 73 Main.
Williams S. W., grocer, cor. Fourth and Mulberry. Williams & Co., builders, Wabash.
WOOD CHARLES, SEC'Y T. H. & R. R. R. Woodsbeck John. tailor, Main.
Woodmansee S,, carriage shop, Second, opp. court house.
Worthington W. H., bincksmith, Cherry. ZIMMERMAN JOHN, WHOLESALE BA- KERY AND CONFECTIONERY, 118 MAIN.
TETERSBURG,
A post office of Tipton county, 5 miles west from Tipton, and about 45 mlles north from Indianapolis.
TEXAS,
A post office of Washington county, about 85 miles south from Indianapolis.
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THORNLEYSVILLE,
A post office of Boone county, about 20 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
THORNTOWN,
A post town in the north-western part of Boone county, on the south bank of Sugar creek, and on the Lafayette and Indian- apolis Railway, 38 miles north-west from Indianapolis. Population 1,600.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Adair J. S., prop'r Lyon House, Main, at Railway.
Barnhart E. M., general store, Main. Beach A., grocer, Main.
Burks M., attorney at law.
Boyd Kramer, druggist, Main.
Cloudshepp & Co., general store, Main.
Coleman R., blacksmith.
Cones J., manufacturer of boots and shoes, Main.
Craven O., justice and insurance agent, Main.
Curry & Compton, grocers.
Dodd M., dry goods.
Dutch P H. & C. C., druggist, Main.
Elliott J. S., physician, Main.
Garland Henry, stoves and tinware, Main.
Gartmam & Curry, general store.
Gartman C. L., saddle and harness maker. Gerhart I., general store, Main.
Hanna J., tailor, Main.
Houser J. F., physician.
Houser J. S., marble shop.
Jarrell L. D., blacksmith, Main.
Johnson J., postmaster and stationer, Main.
Kellogg G., cooper.
La Follette R. HI. & Bro., dry goods and hardware, Main.
Larrance John, general store, Main.
Limm Thos,, saloon, Main.
Long T. F., grocer.
MeCorkle & Boyd, blacksmiths.
McDowell M. M., grocer. Meredith C., livery stable.
Sco Advertisement of Littles Hotel, p. 144.
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Millikan M., saddles and harness.
Morrison H. H., dentist, Main.
Osburn J. N., ambrotype artist, Main. Osburn C. W., druggist, Main.
Perrin J. B., boot and shoe maker, Main. Shipp S., general store. Smily W. W., dealer in furniture, Main. Welch & Co., carpenters.
TINKERVILLE,
A village of Lake county, see Cedar Lake post office, page 41.
TIPPECANOETOWN,
A post village of Marshall county, 16 miles south-east from Plymouth, and 110 miles north from Indianapolis.
TIPTON,
A post town and the capital of Tipton county, on the Peru and Indianapolis Railway, 39 miles north from Indianapo- lis. Population 600.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Armstrong E. A. & C. G., hardware, north side Public Square. Axtell J. W., stoves and tinware.
Bennett F., saddler, Jefferson.
Bishop C., grocer, north side Pub. Square. Boyer G. W., blacksmith and wagon maker.
Brice H., confectionery. Casler J. B., livery stable.
Caster Jas. B., grocer, north side Public Square.
COX & PARKER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES, NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Cox & Ramsay, editors Tipton Weekly Times, issued on Thursday.
Esans Brothers, general store, north side Public Square.
Erang W., woolen factory. GILBERT D. E., DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, BOOKS, PAPER, NO- TIONS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.
GREEN J. & SON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, JEFFERSON. Grove J. M., physician. Hall Wm., sheriff, court house.
Hill E. C., clerk, court house.
KANE GEORGE, PROPRIETOR, TEM- PERANCE HOUSE, JEFFERSON.
KNISELL D., DRUGGIST, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Knisell L., postmaster, north side Public Square.
Knisell M., American Express agent.
Lifert C., shoemaker, north side Public Square. Lowley S., merchant tailor.
Massena Wm., saloon, north side Public . Square. Nelson K. H., saddler.
Parker D. H. & Co., dry goods, north side Public Square.
Picken John, treasurer, Court House. Pinney E. M. & Co., grocers.
Ressler J. S., recorder, Court House.
SMITH & PICKEN, GENERAL STORE, N. S. PUB. SQUARE.
Stivers Wm., auditor, Court House.
Temperance House, George Kane, prop'r, Jefferson.
Tipton Weekly Times, issued on Thurs- day. Vickrey A. M., physician, west side Pub. Square. Wilson & Evans, saw mill.
Young Wm. B., cabinet maker.
TOLLESTON,
A post office of Porter county, on the Pitts- burg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railway, in the north-western extremity of the State.
TORONTO,
A post office of Vermillion county, near the State line, about 75 miles west from Indianapolis.
TOTO,
A post office of Stark county, about 125 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
TRAFALGAR,
A post office of Johnson county, south from Indianapolis.
TRANSITVILLE,
A post office of Tippecanoe county.
TRASK,
A post office of Grant county, about 65 miles north north-east from Indianapolis
See "Around the Corner Grocery," p. 128.
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TRENTON,
A post office of Randolph county, about 75 miles east north-east from Indianapolis.
TRINITY SPRINGS,
A post office of Martin county, 85 miles south south-west from Indianapolis.
TRIPTON,
A post village of Jennings county, ou the Ohio and Mississippi railway, at the intersection of the Madison and Indianap- olis road, 2 miles north-west from Ver- non, and about 60 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
TROY,
A post town of Perry county, on the Ohio river, 7 miles north from Cannelton, and about 140 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
TURKEY CREEK,
A post office of Steuben county, in the north-eastern extremity of the State.
TURMAN'S CREEK,
A post office of Sullivan county, about 90 miles west south-west from Indianapolis.
TWELVE MILE,
A post office of Cass county, about 70 miles north by west from Indionapolis.
TWO MILE PRAIRIE,
(SCARBORO VILLAGE.)
A small post village of Pulaski county, 6 miles south-east from Winamac, and about 90 miles north by west from Indi- anapolis.
TYNER CITY,
A post vilage of Marshall county, situ- ated about 120 miles north from Indian- apolis.
UNION,
A post office of Pike county, about 115 miles south south-west from Indianapolis. Also a village of the same name in Frank- lin county, see Whitcomb post office.
UNION CITY,
A post town of Randolph county, on the Bellefontaine Railway, 10 miles east from Winchester, and about 85 miles cast by north from Indianapolis.
UNION MILLS,
A post village of Laporte county, 10 miles south from Laporte, and about 150 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
UNIONTOWN,
A small post village of Wells county' about 100 miles north north-east from In- dianapolis. Also a village of the same name in Marshall county, see Yellow Riv- er post office.
UNIONVILLE,
A post village of Monroe county, 2 miles north-east from Bloomington, and about 45 miles south south-west from Indianap. olis.
URBANA,
A. post town of Wabash county, 7 miles north from Wabash, and about 85 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
UTAH,
A post village of Lagrange county, about 150 miles north by east from Indianapo- lis.
UTICA,
A post village of Clark county, on the Ohio river, 7 miles above Louisville, and about 114 miles south by cast from In- dianapolis.
See Advertisement of State Gazetteers and Directories, p. 142 ..
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VALEENE,
A post village of Orange county, 10 miles south from Paoli, and about 90 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
VALLEY FARM,
A post office of Jackson county, about 65 miles south from Indianapolis.
VALLEY HILL, (CHRISTIANBURG VILLAGE.)
A post office in the southern part of Brown county, about 50 miles south from Indian- apolis.
VALLONIA,
A post village of Jackson county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, 4 miles south from Brownstown, and about 75 miles south from Indianapolis.
VALPARAISO,
The county seat of Porter county, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail- way, 43 miles east of Chicago, 22 miles west by south-west from Laporte, 23 miles south-west from Michigan City, and 162 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
VAN BUREN,
A post office of Clay county, about 60 miles west south-west from Indianapolis.
VANDALIA,
A post village of Owen county, 7 miles west foom Spencer, and about 60 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
VAN WEDDEN'S,
A post office of Dearborn county, on the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railway, 72 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
VERA CRUZ,
A post office of Wells county, about 20 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
VERMONT,
A post office of Howard county, C mile. east from Kokomo, and about 55 miles north from Indianapolis.
VERNON,
A post town, and the capital of Jennings county, on the Indianapolis and Madison Railway, 64 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
VERSAILLES,
A post town and the capital of Ripley county, 70 miles south-east from Indian- apolis.
VEVAY,
A post town and the capital of Switzer- land county, on the Ohio river, midway between Cincinnati and Louisville, and about 100 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
VICTOR,
A post office of DeKalb county, about 140 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
VIENNA,
A post office of Scott county, on the Indi- anapolis and Jeffersonville Railway, S miles west from Lexington, and 82 miles south by east from Indianapolis. A vil- lage of the same name is situated in De Kalb county, see Newville post office.
VINCENNES,
A post city and the capital of Knox coun- ty, on the cast bank of the Wabash river, and on the Ohio and Missisippi and the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railways, . abont 110 miles south-west from Indian- apolis. Population from 7,000 to 8,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. ADAMS EXPRESS CO., A. P. WOOD- ALL, AGENT, SECOND, BETWEEN MAIN AND BUSSERON.
See A. R. Hyde's Advertisement, p. 144.
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VINCENNES FOUNDRY.
FOURTH ST., NEAR MAIN, VINCENNES, INDIANA.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of Vincennes and the public generally, that they have commenced the
FOUNDRY BUSINESS
WITH A MACHINE SHOP AND BLAKSMITH SHOP ATTACHED.
They are prepared to manufacture or repair Machinery of all kinds, such as
GRIST MILLS, STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS,
Corn and Cob Mills, Threshing Machines, Horse Powers, Reapers, Mowers, &c. They build J. CHAPMAN'S
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A superior and cheap Mill for crushing the cane. They make
J. LONG'S CELEBRATED CAST IRON PLOW,
Unsurpassed by any Cast Plow in the West. Also, House Fronts. Window Caps and Sills, Water Spouts, Coal Grates, Ornamental Fronts, Sash Weights, Seller Grates, Coal Stoves, and every descrip- tion of Cast Iron Pipes, Sugar Kettles, Ovens, Skillets and Lids. Wa- gon Boxes always on hand and made to order. Special attention given to all kinds of Repairing. Work the best material for all pur- poses. Brass Castings made to order for Engines and other Machin- ery. All work done on short notice, and at the lowest prices. Fancy Iron Railing, both Cast and Wrought, for dwelling houses and ceme- tery purposes, manufactured to oder.
BUCHANAN & PHELON, Proprietors.
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HENRY H. & RICHARD M. EAMS,
AND GONTRACTORS FOR THE ERECTION OF GAS WORKS FOR CITIES OR PRIVATE DWELLINGS, Office, Gas Works, Vincennes, Indiana. Henry H. & Richard M. Eams, Gas, Water and Steam Fixtures, CHANDELIERS AND BRACKETS FOR GAS PUMPS, Baths, and Plumbers' Work of every description. Iron Pipe for Steam, Water or Gas. Patentees of Swart's Patent Force Pump. All Work done by us warranted.
STORE :---- OLD POST OFFICE STAND, WATER ST., OPP. GRAND LEVER, VINCENNES, IND.
Akeroyd H. M., architect, Vincennes.
Allen C. M., editor Vincenness Semi- Weekly Gazette.
Allen & Usher, attorneys at law, Green's Building.
Almy A. M., saddler, Broadway.
Armstrong Andrew, city treasurer.
Bacch Edward, notions, &c., Second.
Baker G. & Co., blacksmiths, Second.
Baty -, physician, Second.
Bayard J. F., cashier Branch Bank.
Beatty Wm. H., plow, wagon and buggy factory, Vigo, bet. Front and Second. Bobinet E., bakery, Third.
Bowman J. G., attorney at law, Second. Boyle John, tailor, Third.
Branch of the Bank of the State of Indi- ana, Second, bet. Busseron and Broad- way, John Ross, prest., J. F. Bayard, cashier.
Brenhaus Jacob, hair worker, Main, near Fourth.
Brett & Orr, millinery, Third.
Broach Franklin, confectioner, Second, bet. Broadway and Busseron.
Brokaw H. P., merchant tailor, Main. Brown Michael, grocery, Water.
BUCHANAN & PHELON, FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, FOURTH, BET. MAIN AND VIGO. (See card, page 265.)
Burteh Win., wholesale and retail dealers in general merchandise, cor. Main and Water.
BUSSE WM., BAKERY, CONFECTION- ERY, NOTIONS AND ICE CREAM SALOON.
Buttmann Geo., wagon maker, Main, near E. & C. Depot.
Buttmann Wm., general store, Main, cor. Tenth.
Caddington R. Y., county recorder, office Court House.
Caldwell John, hats, caps, boots and shoes, Main, bet. Water and Second.
CALDWELL JOHN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, &C., COR. MAIN AND SECOND.
Canan John W., county treasurer, office County Buildings.
Canthorn H. S., county clerk, office Coun- ty Buildings.
Chnadler & Spalding, proprietors Young America Saloon, Main, bet. First and Second.
Clark Charles H,, wholesale and retail druggist, Main, bet. Water and Sec- ond.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL. R. II. GOULD, COR. SECOND AND PERRY.
Convery John M., boot and shoe maker, Second, bet. Busseron and Main.
Cornoyer A. S., Belle Union Saloon, Main. Curry J. P., & Brother, manufacturers and dealers in furniture, Main, bet. Third and Fourth.
Davis J. W, physician, Main, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Draper, A. C., Palmyra township trustee, Dean S., saloon, cor. Second and Perry. DeLang F. W., variety store, Main.
Denny J. C., attorney at law, Green's Building.
Donovan J., city marshal, market master and street commissioner, office at mayor's office.
Donovan Ralph H., deputy marshal.
Dunn J. H., daguerrean artist, Second, near Main.
EAMS HENRY H. & RICHARD M., GAS ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS. ALSO GAS, WATER, AND STEAM FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS FOR GAS, &c. OFFICE
Soo Headquarters for Mann's Oysters, p. 128.
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CITY FOUNDRY
OPPOSITE THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD DEPOT,
Vincennes, Indiana. J. W. GRAY, PROPRIETOR,
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MANUFACTURER OF STEAM ENGINES
CRIST MILLS, SAW MILLS,
Corn and Cob Mills, Threshing Machines, Horse Powers, Reapers, Mowers, Sugar Mills, &c.
CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ALL KINDS OF BRASS CASTINGS
Made to order on the most reasonable terms. Also, Manufacturer of
House Fronts, Window Caps
AND SILLS, WATER SPOUTS, Coal Grates, with Ornamental Fronts, Sash Weights, Sel- ler Grates, Coal Stoves, and every description of Cast Iron Pipes. Blacksmithing in all its branches done with neatness and dispatch. Special attention given to repairing Agricultural Imple- ments, such as Threshing Machines, Mowers, Reapers, &e.
Cash paid for old Brass and Copper.
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VINCENNES SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY. Fourth St., opp. City Hall, Vincennes, Ind.
J. LOTEN,
Manufacturer of all kinds and sizes of SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, &C.
Made of the best seasoned Pine Lumber, and of the finest workmanship. Satisfaction always guaranteed. A large stock of Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Varnish, &c., always on hand.
GAS WORKS, COR. WATER AND BUSSERON. (See card, p. 266.)
EAMS H. H., SUPERINTENDENT VIN- CENNES GAS WORKS, CORNER WATER AND BUSSERON.
Easton Thos., livery stable, Busseron. Ebner John, brewer, opp. O. & M. R. R. Depot.
Ebner John, Franklin Hall saloon, Second, bet. Busseron and Main.
Emerson W. C., flouring mill, on E. & C. R. R.
Emery W. F., hats, caps, etc., cor. Second and Broadway.
Feltman C., merchant tailor, Main, bet. Third and Fourth.
Foulks H. A., Vincennes township trustee aud notary public.
Fry Mat., saloon, Second, bet. Busseron and Main.
GARDNER JAMES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c., MAIN, BET. THIRD AND FOURTII.
Gariner & Plummer, furniture, Broad- way.
Gimbel A., wholesale and retail dealers in dry goods, clothing, notions, &c., cor. Main and Second.
Gimbel C, clothing, Main.
Gimbel L., wholesale and retail druggist, Main, bet. Second and Third.
GOULD R. H., PROPR COMMERCIAL HOTEL, CORNER SECOND AND PERRY.
Graeter Chas, general merchant, corner Third and Main.
Graeter F. & Sons, grocers, Main.
GRAY J. W., FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, OPP. O. & M. R. R. DEPOT. (See card, p. 28%.)
Green Geo. E., editor and proprietor Vin- cennes Western Sun, Main.
Greenhow R. J., news depot, Postoffice Building,
Haarly J. C., saloon, Main.
Hackmann Henry, saloon, Second.
Harvey G. R., dealer in millinery, fancy goods, notions, &c., Second, between Busseron and Main.
Hlasading Frank, Farmers' House, opp. E. & C. Depot.
Hausser Henry, saloon and ice depot, cor. Main and Third.
Hay, Hays & Head, pork packers.
HAYS J. & T., WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, QUEENSWARE, PROVISIONS, &C., SECOND, OPP. COMMERCIAL HOUSE.
Herberds William & Son, hardware, &c., Main.
Heisner Chas. W., manufacturer and deal- er in tobacco, cigars, snuff, pipes, &c., Main, two doors from Second.
Helderman A., Harrison township trustee. Hensher H., tanner and dealer in hides, leather, &c., Main.
Hitt W. W., physician, Main, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Hoisting Frank & Co., manufacturers and dealers in boots and shoes, Main, bet. Second and Third.
HUEY WM., MERCHANT TAILOR AND DEALER IN REAYD- MADE CLOTH- ING, MAIN, BET. SECOND AND THIRD.
Hurd Dr., dentist, Second.
Huslage Theodore, general store, Main.
Johnson Henry, Decker township trustee. Jones A., dry goods and groceries, corner Second and Busseron.
Jones Anson W., school examiner, corner Seventh and Perrs.
Joseph I. & Co., wholesale and retail clothiers, Main, near Second.
Judah & Viehe, insurance agents.
Julian O. P., dealer in Italian and Amer- ican marble, cor. Second and Vigo.
Kapps Anton, boots and shoes, Second.
Kauts Jacob, Vincennes brewery, Wabash river, near Water.
Kerckhoff Geo. & Co., tanners and dealers in leather, Main.
Kramer & Aschbach, boots and shoes, Main.
See Advertisement of Trade Palace, p. 136.
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Kuhn B., clothier, etc., Main, bet. Second and Third.
Lahr Anton, Exchange, Main.
LAPLANTE J. B. & BRO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c.,, MAIN, COR. THIRD.
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