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Kessler Carl, cabinet maker.
Kindermann August, saddler. Kuhlmann Geo. D., cooper.
Lacer & Eifler, dry goods.
Lowe Jonathan S. & Co., grocers.
Lunerburger Albert, saddler.
McDonald Thomas, cabinet maker.
Masters James H., attorney at law.
Mathewson R. C., physician.
Metz Heury, cooper.
Michle C. A. A., tobacco, cigars, &c. Miller Fred., carpenter.
Moore Isaac S., attorney at law.
Moore J. B. S., attorney at law.
Morgan Reubeu, carriage maker.
Patterson P. N. physician.
Petry J. N., boot and shoe maker.
Ralston Wm. G., physician and druggist. Ralston Win. G., bookseller and stationer.
Reckert Fred., cabinet maker.
Roehrig & Sheren, stoves and tinware.
Schmitt Anthony, carpenter.
Schneider Charles, gunsmith.
Schneider Jacob, blacksmith.
Schneider John, cooper.
Schneider, Kate, dress maker.
Seitz Adam, carriage maker,
Shake Fred. & Co., brick yard.
Siegel Fred., cooper.
Sorter John, carriage maker.
Strangers' Rest Lodge, No. 274, Masonic.
Wade Charles, jeweler.
Waller Benj., brick mason.
Waller Mrs. - , milliner and dress ma- ker. Warrick Democrat, Calvin Frary, pub- lisher.
Westfall George, blacksmith.
Weyerbacher Jacob, barber. Weyerbacher Peter, saloon."
White Noyes, architect. Ziegler Wm., painter.
BOSTON,
A post village of Wayne county, on the Hamilton and Richmond stage route, 11
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miles south-east from Centerville, 70 miles east from Indianapolis, and 50 miles northi north-west from Cincinnati. l'op- lation 128.
BOUNDARY,
A post village of Jay county, called Boundary City, situated 6 miles south- east from Portland, and SO miles north- east from Indianapolis.
BOURBON,
A post village of Marshall county, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail- way, 12 miles east from Plymouth and about 110 miles north from Indianapolis. Goods for this place, usually bought at Philadelphia, are shipped by the Pennsyl- vania and Ohio Railway, via Pittsburg. Population 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Arter George, tailor.
Bailey Steward, brickmaker.
BALEY & HOUGHTON, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SALT AGENTS. Barlow Isaac, pump maker.
Barton A. O., dentist.
Baxter G. W., carpenter and proprietor Zouave Hotel.
Bayer D., carpenter.
Beals S., saloon and billiard room.
Chamberlain Miss M., school teacher.
Clark P., proprietor Panama House. Cless John, justice of peace. Cornwall R. & Co., druggists.
Cott John, chair maker.
Cruzan -- , physician."
Cunningham A. W., druggist and book- seller.
Dangherty Thos., gunsmith.
Davis J. W., attorney at law.
Davis J. W. & O., saw mill and lumber yard.
Davis O., fish dealer.
Demoss T. J., crockery and glass ware.
Donaldson J. H., saddler.
Erwin B., school teacher.
Erwin Win., school teacher.
Galentine M. M., general merchant and prop'r steam flour mill.
Gartner & Bros., boots and shoes.
Gaskill & Co., saw mill. Gross Lewis, agricultural implements. Ilissong II., boots and shoes.
HOUGHTON J. W., POSTMASTER AND
AMERICAN EXPRESS, AND RAIL- WAY AGENT.
Kemph Wm., baker.
Killer George, beef and pork packer. Knapinberger H. B., attorney at law. In Berge Hattie, ambrotypist. Latham C. & Co., saw mill.
Linn T. T., physician.
MeCurren Thos., constable. Mc Whorter John, cooper.
Martin Franklin, township trustee,
Moore G. W., stoves and tinware.
Motte A., cooper.
Panama House, P. Clark, proprietor.
Parks James O., attorney at law and ne- tary public.
Parks John F., physician.
Pittman Thomas, constable.
Pruden Ben., barber.
Rhannds H. N., cabinet maker. 4
Rush & Ewing, agricultural implements.
Schawl C. A., hides and leather.
Shadle S. G., painter.
Shiveley J. P., justice of peace.
Wallam C., cabinet maker and dealer in agriculturel implements.
Weaver C. S., livery stable.
Weaver D. II., carriage and wagon maker. Whitman John, carpenter.
Woodman W. P., stave dealer.
Wririck Miss Rosa, dress maker.
Zouave Hotel, G. W. Baxter, proprietor.
BOURIE,
A post office of Noble county, about 125 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
BOVINE,
A post office of Gibson county, 8 miles north-east from Princeton, and about 120 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
BOWLING GREEN,
A post village and the capital of Clay county, situated on Eel river, 60 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
BOWYER'S LANDING,
A post office of Clark county, about 100 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
BOXLEY,
A post village of Hamilton county, on Cicero creek, 12 miles north-west from Noblesville, and 30 miles north from In- dianapolis. Population 200.
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J. CROASDALE, BRAZIL, IND. DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PURE WIRES AND LIQUORS, FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
KESPhysicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded, and all orders correctly an- swered. Medicines warranted gesuiue, and of the best quality.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Boxley C., general merchant. Boxley Caswell, attorney at law. Boxley T. P., druggist and physician. Dell Charles, grocer.
Gee Robert O., grocer. Harbaugh Samuel, wagon maker. Heag J. B., attorney at law and physician. Mitchell M., boot and shoe maker.
Moore D. M., shingle maker. PEARSONS P. G., TAILOR.
Ritchie R. M. & A. W., general merchants. Ross W. H., physician. Shaw Alfred, blacksmith. Spencer & Moore, steam flour mills. Trotter John L., hotel. Urben C., blacksmith. Vickery F. B., physician.
BOYDSTON'S MILLS,
A post office of Kosciusko county, about 110 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
BRADFORD,
A small post village of Harrison county, 12 miles north by east from Corydon, 100 miles south from Indianapolis, and 20 miles north - west from Louisville, Ken- tucky. Population 150.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Clipp Isaac, hotel. Deweese E., township trustee. Ellis Joseph, physician. Tracewell W. N., attorney at law.
BRADFORD STATION.
A village of White county, on the Louis- ville, New Albany and Chicago Railway,
12 miles from Monticello, and 96 miles north north-west from Indianapolis.
BRANCH CREEK,
.A post office of Huntington county, about 85 miles north north-east from Indian- apolis.
BRANDTWOOD,
A station on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, 64 miles south-eastfrom Chicago.
BRAYSVILLE,
A small post village of Dearborn county, situated 20 miles north from Lawrence- burg, about 85 miles south-east from In- dianapolis, and 25 miles north-west from Cincinnati.
BRAZIL,
A post village of Clay county, on the Terre Haute and Richmond Railway, 14 miles north-west from Bowling Green, and 57 miles west by south from Indianapolis. The manufacture of stone ware is carried on quite extensively at the potteries, of which there are several in the village and immediate vicinity; also valuable coal mines. Goods for this place purchased at Cincinnati are received by rail, via Indi- anapolis. Population 700.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Adams Express Co., Thos. Serron, agent American Express Co., Robert Comely agent.
Belian JJohn, cooper. Brazil House, 1. Webster.
Carney Rev. Absalom, Christian Ehier. Compton J. 31., justice of peace.
Conely Robert, general merchant, and ex- press and insurance agent.
CROISDALE JONATHAN, POSTMAS- TER AND DRUGGIST. (See card p. 30.)
Desart Thomas, boots and shoes. Englesfield G. grocer. Miout Austin, carpenter.
Elliott A. & Co., grocers. Erhart M. F. coll dealer. Fletcher H. S. & Co., general merchants nul proprietors steam flour mill. Giveus 1. N., saddler.
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Hand A. P., constable.
Hays & Ganter, carpenters.
Hendrix E. & J., blacksmiths and carriage makers. Hendrix John, brick maker.
Hoffman Albert, saddler.
Hussey E. S., agent Home Insurance Com- pany, New York.
Kelsey Albert, cabinet maker.
Knight A. W., general merchant.
Knight G. A., attorney at law.
Kress Hiram, grocer.
Manning -, cooper.
Montgomery E., justice of peace.
Moore & Stunkard, general merchants.
Nicholas E., brick maker. Palmer Rev. N. S., Presbyterian.
Rodenburger Paul, boots and shocs.
Sanders J. W., grocer. Serrin House, T. H. Serrin, proprietor. Serrin Thos., agent Adams Express Com-
pany and telegraph operator.
Somers W. F., blacksmith.
Stunkard & Cromwell, coal dealers.
Tuiner Warner, carpenter.
Wagner C., grocer.
Walters Rev. L. M . Methodist.
Weaver John, conl dealer.
Webster A., Brazil House. Westfall W., carpenter.
BREMEN,
A post village of Marshall county, on Yel- low river, 13 miles north-east from Ply- month, about 120 miles north from Indian- apolis, and 100 miles east south-east from Chicago.
BREWERSVILLE,
A post village of Jennings county, about 60 miles south south-east from Indianapo- lis.
BRICK MILL,
A post village of Sullivan county, on Black creek, 12 miles from Sullivan and about 90 miles south-east from Indianal- olis. Goods for this place are purchased at louisville, Evansville, and Cincinnati, and shipped by the Ohio and Mississippi and the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railways to Carlisle, 7 miles distant, on the latter road. Population 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Allison Rev. J. E., Methodist. Allemon John, Boots and shoes.
Bedwell David, attorney at law.
Bedwell E. S. J., tobacco grower.
Booker David, chair maker. Enochs J., constable.
Enochs Jones, school teacher. Fisher Samuel, chair maker and painter.
Gott Powel, grocer.
Hail Rev. Martin, United Brethren.
Hail Noah, constable.
Hail Wesley, cooper.
Hinkle & Harvey, general merchants.
Iloldson Wm., flour mill.
Howard S. M., saddler.
Jackson John H .. cabinet maker.
Jones W. A., gunsmith.
MeCLUNG ROBERT, POSTMASTER AND BRICK MASON.
McClung Robert J., tailor.
McClung Thomas, stave maker.
Mayfield Benjamin, roots and shoes.
Mayfield George, wool grower.
Mayfield James, carpenter.
Mayfield Sarah E., school teacher. Mayfield & Bennafield, general merchants.
Newkirk Eli, township clerk.
Newkirk F., plow maker.
Sheppard Wesley D., wagon maker.
Sisson Benjamin, physician Smith John L., sash and blinds.
Wallis A. K., cooper.
Woodward Levi, justice of peace. Woolfe Rev. Thomas, Christian Reformed.
BRIDGEPORT,
A post village of Marion county, on the Terre Haute and Richmond Railway, G miles west from Indianapolis. Popula- tion 100.
BRIDGETON,
A post village of Parke county, south-east from Rockville, and about 65 miles west from Indianapolis.
BRIGHT,
(SALTILLO VILLAGE.)
A post village of Dearborn county, 10) miles north from Lawrenceburg, about 85 inlies south-east from Indianapolis, and 25 miles north - west from Cincinna !! Population 75.
Also a station of the same name on the Madison and Indianapolis Railway, 8 miles north from Madison.
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NEWTON COUNTY, INDIANA
BRIGHTON,
A post village of Lagrange county, for- merly called Lexington, situated 11 miles north-east from Lagrange, and. about 150. miles north by east from Indianapolis.
BRISTOL,
A post village of Elkhart county, on the St. Joseph's river, and on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, 10 miles north from Goshen, about 140 miles north from Indianapolis, and 110 miles east from Chicago. Population 600
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Adams George, grocer and hotel prop'r. Bickel Simon, carriage maker.
Birch W. C., general store.
Coffin Owen, general store.
Corydon Jos. R., physician.
Fowler Henry H., attorney at law.
Fowler Solomon, steam flouring mill.
Gould Asher D., cabinet maker.
Gould S., carpenter and builder. Hall H. H., boot and shoe maker. Hill Eliza, milliner.
Marker B., blacksmith.
Mercer Isaac, cooper.
Miller George, boot and shoe maker. Pierson Thomas, hotel.
Probasco Willinin, general merchant.
ROMAINE SAM'L B., GENERAL MER- CHANT, AND ATT'Y AT LAW. Sanders Alfred, boot and shoe maker. Seely George W .. druggist. Shirley John, clothier and tailor.
Stevenson & Pancost, stoves and tin ware. Warren George W., carriage maker. Warren L. C., saddler.
Weih Archibald, clothier and tailor.
BRITTON'S,
A station on the Peru and Indianapolis Railway, 17 miles north by east from In- dianapolis.
BROAD RIPPLE,
A post office of Marion county, on White giver, 7 miles north from Indianapolis.
BROOK,
A post village of Newton county, on the Iroquois river, 9 miles from Kent Station, and 95 miles north - west from Indianap- olis. Goodland, on the Logansport and Peoria Railway, is the nearest station. Population 100.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Benjamin S. II, tobacco and wool grower. Brook Mill Co., steam saw mill, E. Haw- kins, agent.
Gull John, carpenter and broom maker.
Hawkins B., wagon maker and blacksmith. Hawkins E., agent Brook Mill steam saw mill and lumber yard.
Hawkins Edward, justice of peace. Hawkins H. M., dress maker.
Hough C. R., constable.
Jones David, justice of peace.
Larrew John, boots and shoes.
LARKEW, S. J., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AND PATENT RIGHT AGENT. (See card, p. 32. )
Low Francis, cooper.
LYONS A., POSTMASTER.
Lyons Morris, carpenter and township trustee.
Sisler James, druggist and physician.
Stoddard Henry, brick mason.
Thornburgh HI., blacksmith and wagon shop.
Thornton R., livery stable. Webster D., physician. Wood Rev. M. II., Methodist.
BROOKFIELD,
A small post village of Shelby county, on Little Sugar creek and on the Indianapo- lis and Cincinnati Railway, 12 miles north-west from Shelbyville, and 14 miles south-east from Indianapolis. Popula- tion 40.
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COX & LANDERS, BROOKLYN, MORGAN COUNTY, IND.,
DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, &c.,
We keep a heavy stock of Goods, and do not allow ourselves to be undersold.
BROOKLYN,
A small post village of Morgan county, on the west bank of White Lick creek, 9 miles north from Martinsville, and 21 miles south- west from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are bought at Indianapolis and Cincinnati, and received from the lat- ter place via Indianapolis.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Breedlove T. J., township trustee.
Cosand G. J., boots and shoes. Cox Harriett, school teacher. Cox Milton, assistant postmaster. COX & LANDERS, GENERAL MER- CHANTS. (See card, p. 33.) Griggs & Hess, flouring and saw mill. LANDERS FRANKLIN, POSTMASTER. Pringle Hobart, wagon maker. Robbins C., physician.
BROOKSBURG,
A village of Jefferson county. (See Home post office.)
BROOKSTON,
A post village of White county, on Moot's creek, and on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railway, 14 miles south by west from Monticello, and 78 miles north- west from Indianapolis.
BROOKVILLE,
A post town, and the capital of Franklin county, 70 miles east south - east from In-
G. W. NASH, Brownsburg, Hendricks Co., Ind. DEALER IN
PURE DRUGS,
MADDECINES, &c.
Physicians' Prescriptions careful- ly compounded.
dianapolis, and 40 miles north-west from Cincinnati.
BROWNSBURG,
A post village of Hendricks county, on White Lick creek, and on the Indianapolis and Crawfordsville plankroad, 10 miles north from Danville, the capital of the county, and 14 miles north - west from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at indianapolis and Cincinnati, and shipped from the latter place via In- dianapolis. Population 300.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Bodler Jacob, cabinet maker.
Bolard James, township justice!
Bray J. L C., carpenter.
Brown & Wasen, steam saw mill.
Brumfield W., gunsmith.
Brumfield Wm., notary Public.
Burns J. T., dentist and hotel proprietor. Barns John T., attorney at law and justice of peace.
Davis & Bro., pump makers.
Dobson J. A. C., school teacher and insu- rance agent.
Gasset Nathaniel, township justice.
Graham T. A., physician.
Gray Isaac, carpenter.
Green & Morgan, general merchants. Harrison J. M., carpenter.
Hartley G. B., carriage and wagou maker.
Hopkins Wm., township trustee.
Hughes F. M., boot and shoe dealer.
Hunter & Parker, general merchants. Lamotte J., stoves and tin ware.
Marsh Wales, saddler. Monell II., tailor.
Montgomery & Co., general merchante. NASH G. W., DRUGGIST AND POST- MASTER. (See card p. 33.) Bice John, constable.
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Seller T. P., physician. Shirley W. P., broker. Smith B. T., jeweler. Smoot A., tanner. Sullivan G. W., boots and shoes. Weaver S. M., plrysician. Welshan J. P., grocer.
BROWNSTOWN,
A post village, and the capital of Jackson county, on the east fork of White river, and near the line of the Ohio and Missis- sippi Railway, about 50 miles north by west from Louisville, and 70 miles south from Indianapolis.
BROWN'S VALLEY,
A post office of Montgomery county, about 50 miles north -west from Indianapolis.
BROWNSVILLE,
A post village of Union county, on the east fork of White Water river, 5 miles west from Liberty, and 65 miles cast by south from Indianapolis.
BRUCE'S LAKE,
A post office of Fulton county, about 90 miles north from Indianapolis.
BRUCEVILLE,
A post village of Knox county, S} miles north - east from Vincennes, 112 miles sonth-west from Indianapolis, and 110 miles west north - west from Louisville, Ky. Population 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. BARR & ROBERTS, GENERAL MER- CHANTS.
Cron J. A., boots and shoes.
Dunn John, daguerreotypist.
Emison John, steam flour mill.
Fairhurst Win., physician.
Gude & Scroggins, wagon makers. Herring Wm. K., wagon maker. Hill Wi,, boot anl shoe maker, and pro- prietor carding machine.
MeClure J. S., sadaler. Mayfield John T., physician. Montgomery C., saddler.
Montgomery Thos., boot and shoe maker.
Peck J. W., wagon maker. Sheeler Johnson, carpenter. Steffy J. H., general merchant. Taylor A. A., carpenter. Williamson T. W. C., physician.
Willis Clark & Son, general merchants and beef and pork packers.
BRUIN'S CROSS ROADS,
A post office of Parke county, north - east from Rockville, and about 55 miles west by north from Indianapolis.
BRUNERSTOWN,
A post office of Putnam county, west from Greencastle, and about 50 miles west by south from Indianapolis.
BRUNSWICK,
A post office of Clay county. A village of the same name is situated in Lake county, about 140 miles north north-west from Indianapolis.
BRUSHY PRAIRIE,
A post office of Lagrange county, about 140 miles north by cast from Indianapolis.
BRYANSBURG,
A post village of Jefferson county, north from Madison, and about 75 miles south- east from Indianapolis.
BRYANT'S CREEK,
A post office of Monroe county, near a branch of the same name, 103 miles north from Bloomington, and 40 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
BRYANTSVILLE,
A small post village of Lawrence county, near White river, lo miles south from Bedford, and about 75 miles south by west from Indianapolis. Population 5S.
BUCHANAN,
post office of Tippecanoe county, about 65 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
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BUCK CREEK,
A post office of Greene county, on White river, about 70 miles south-west from In- dianapolis. Also a station of the same name on the Toledo and Wabash Railway, 8 miles north-east from Lafayette.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Coburn J. C., justice of peace. HAGAMAN AARON, POSTMASTER. Hinman Isaac, justice of peace. Moats H., constable. Stoddard S. L., constable.
BUCKSKIN,
A post office of Gibson county, 12 miles south-east from Princeton, and about 130 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
BUENA VISTA, $
A post office of Jefferson county, about 85 miles south south-east from Indianapolis. Also a station of the same name on the Peru and Indianapolis Railway, 34 miles north by east from Indianapolis. For de- scription of other villages of the same name, see Cerro Gordo, Lynn Grove, and Shielville post offices.
BUFFAL,
A village of Brown county, see Milo post office.
BUFFALO,
A post office of White county, 10 miles from Monticello, 30 miles from Lafayette, and 90 miles north north-west from Indi- anapolis.
BUNKER HILL,
A village of Miami county. See Leonda post office.
BURLINGTON,
A post village of Carroll county, on Wild Cat creek, 18 miles south-east from Delphi, and 53 miles north by west from Indian- apolis. Also a village of the same name
in Rush county. See Beech Grove post office, page 21.
BURNETT'S CREEK, (BURNETTSVILLE VILLAGE. )
A post village of White county, on the Toledo; Logansport and Burlington Rail- way, 10 miles east from Monticello, and 80 miles north north-west from Indianapolis. Population 50.
BURNSVILLE,
A small post village of Bartholomew county, on Sand creek, 13 miles south-cast from Columbus, and 50 miles south south- east from Indianapolis. Population 100.
BUSSERON,
A post office of Knox county, on the Ev- ansville and Crawfordsville Railway, 12 miles north from Vincennes, 90 miles south- west from Indianapolis, aud 46 miles south from Terre Haute.
BUTLER,
A post office of De Kalb county, on the. Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, north - east from Auburn, and about 140 miles north-east from Indianap- olis. Also a station of the same name, on the Madison and Indianapolis Railway, 19 iniles from Madison.
BUTLERVILLE,
A post village of Jennings county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, 7 miles east from Vernon, 70 miles south-east from In- dianapolis, and about 65 miles each from Cincinnati and Louisville.
BYRNEVILLE,
A post office of Harrison county, near In- dian creek, north-east from Cory lon, abous 110 miles south from Indi. napolis.
CADIZ,
A post village of Henry county. 7 miles west from Newcastle, and 3 miles 2s &
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Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc
Atlee O., boots and shoes.
Band E., pump maker.
Booth C., blacksmith.
Cooper J. D., carpenter.
Craig Win., grocer.
Elley A., carriage maker.
Gillespey C. W., cabinet maker.
Graybill D., blacksmith.
Hess, Julian & Co., general merchants.
Hess L. W., physician.
Keesling C., carriage maker.
Lowery H., boot and shoe maker.
Lowery J., boot and shoe maker.
Lowery P., carpenter.
Mansfield J., boot and shoe maker.
Millikin E. W., physician.
Pickring B. W. & Bro., general merchants.
Pickring J., steam saw mill.
Pickring M., saddler.
Rees D., hotel.
SHOWALTER A., GROCER, AND CAR- PENTER.
Spencer E., blacksmith.
Spencer L., blacksmith.
Stephens P., dress maker.
Swift H. H., blacksmith and butcher.
Vanmeter S., carpenter.
Varnney S., cabinet maker.
Weaver J. W., saddler.
CALLAO,
A post office of Laporte county, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail- way, IS miles south - west from Laporte, and 180 miles north north-west from Indi- anapolis.
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CALUMET,
A station on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, 42 miles south- east from Chicago. See Coffee Creek post office.
CAMARGO,
A post office of Jefferson county, about 85 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
CAMBRIDGE CITY,
A post city of Wayne county, on the west branch of White Water river, and on the Tu lisua Central Railway, at the terminus
of the White Water valley canal, 9 miles west from Centerville, 54 miles cast from Indianapolis, and 75 miles north- west from Cincinnati. Population about 3,000
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Ballenger & Bradbury, attorneys at law, Canal and Main.
Bennett & Burnett, flour mill, on Canal. Bond A. D. & Co., distillers, on Canal.
Cambridge City Bank, Isaac Myers, Pres- ident, Main.
Cambridge City Hotel, Theodore Wilburn, proprietor, Main.
Carpenter J. W., marble dealer, Main. Conklin F., hardware, Main and Canal. Devlin George, livery stable, on Canal. Devlin Lafayette, cabinet maker, Main.
Devlin Lafe, dry goods, Main and Foote. Dinwiddie Samuel, cooper, on Canal south of Depot.
Ebert Frank, grocer, Main.
Filby John, tobacconist, Main.
Fraser Mrs. M., millinery Main.
Garrem George, undertaker, Main.
Gregg S. L., druggist, corner Main and Green.
Griffen Wm. H., saloon, Main.
Hack J. V., music store, Main.
Hamilton A. B., saddler and harness ma- ker, Main.
Hernley A., saloon, Main.
Hittel S., grocer and baker, Main.
Hollowell A. C., stoves and tin ware, Main.
Hoshour S. II., druggist and notary public, Main. Hoshour S. II., furniture and carpets, . Main.
Kiess I ... G., tinner, Main.
Lackey R. S, railroad and express agent, Depot.
Liveley George, saloon, Main.
McMasters M., grocer, Main.
Malrich Fred., proprietor Malrich House, Maiu.
MERCER WILLIAM. MANUFACTURER OF KIRBY'S REAPER AND MOW- ER, GRAIN DRILLS, &C., NEAR DEPOT.
Morrey Joseph, grocer, corner Main and Foote.
Myers Isaac, President Cambridge City Bank, Main.
Newby Thomas, cashier of Cambridge City Bank, Main. Peters Je seph, bootmaker, Main.
Raymond E. & Co., iron and hardware, Main. Raymond N. H. & N., drugs, books and groceries, Main and Canal.
Rinker C. P., photographer, Main. Sharpe J. K., boot and shoe store, Main.
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E-All professional business entrusted to his care will receive prompt attention.
Smalley James P., wholesale liquor dealer, Foote south of Main.
Smith J. Andrew, Postmaster, Main.
STANLEY J. C., ATTORNEY AT LAW, MAIN. (See card p. 37.)
Swicher Moses, dry goods, Main.
Swiggett L., tailor and clothier, Main.
Trezel Jacob, groeer, Main.
VINTON ELDRIDGE, PROPRIETOR VINTON HOUSE, MAIN.
Webb Miss J., fancy milliner, Main.
Wilburn Thomas, proprietor Cambridge City Hotel. Wiley Wm., watchmaker, Main. Wise John, baker, Main.
CAMDEN.
A post village of Carroll county, on Deer creek, 8 miles east from Delphi, the capital of the county, and 70 miles north north- west from Indianapolis. Goods for this place, usually bought at Cincinnati, are shipped on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway to Logansport, and received at . Rockfield, 3 miles distant, on the Wabash Valley Railway. Population 300.
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