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With favorable and reliable arrangements with all connecting Roads, throughout the entire West, this Line guarantees unusual care and the amplest accommodations to its patrons.
SLEEPING CARS ATTACHED TO ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
-The Company's exclusive Telegraph Line is used, when necessary, to govern the movement of Trains, and Loughridge's celebrated Patent Car Brakes are at- tached to all Passenger trains, by which they can be perfectly controlled; besides all the other modern improvements necessary for the comfort and safety of Passengers, the managers of this road have liberally provided.
FARE THE SAME AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTES BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
H. C. LORD, President.
W. H. L. NORLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
PERU & INDIANAPOLIS
1863.
rary Indianapolis
Bail Boa
This Road is seventy-five miles in length, runs through the center of Marion, Han- ilton, Howard and Miami Counties, and extends from Indianapolis to Peru, passing through the flourishing towns of Noblesville, Cicero, Tipton, Sharpesville and Ko- kom, connecting at Peru with the Toledo & Wabash Rail Way, for Wabash, Hunt- ington, Ft. Wayne, Toledo and Detroit, forming the most direct route to those points. Also, makes close connections at Kokomo with trains on the C. & C. Air Line R. R., for Logansport, Valparaiso and Chicago. This route is shorter by 32 miles, and two hours quicker than any other route to Chicago, and all points in the North-west.
Splendid State-room Sleeping Cars have been recently put on, and are being run through to Chicago. The trains on this Road make close connections at Indiana- polis with Trains on
JEFFERSONVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS, TERRE HAUTE & RICHMOND,
Indiana Central.
And the other numerous Railroads diverging from Indianapolis, for all points East, South and West. "
Freight and Passengers carried as low as by any other Route.
This route is 62 miles shorter to the Lakes from Indianapolis, than by any other road. The Company have added largely to to their rolling stock during the past vear, and now have excellent facilities for transporting Freight and Passengers. The road is in excellent running condition, and is a safe and reliable route.
DISTANCES.
INDIANAPOLIS to
Miles.
Miles.
James' Switch.
6
Sharpsville.
46
Phipp's. .
9
Fairfield.
49
Castleton.
11
Kokomo. 54
New Britton.
17
Cassville. 59
Noblesville.
22
Miamitown. '63
Cicero.
28
Leonda.
69
Arcadia.
31
Peru.
75
Buena Vista.
34
Ft. Wayne
131
Tipton ..
39
Tdledo.
225
Jackson's Mill.
42
Chicago
184
OFFICERS.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent,
C. B. ROBINSON, Assistant Superintendent.
V. T. MALOTT, Secretary, Treasurer and General Ticket Agent.
L. N. ANDREWS, General Freight Agent.
F. GILMAN, Master Machinest.
TERRE HAUTE AND RICHMOND
Public Library Indianapolis
RAIL ROAD
Trains leave Terre Haute for Indianapolis, daily, (Sundays excepted,) as follows :
First Express Train,
Leaves Terre Haute at 1.50 A. M., and arrives at Indianapolis at 4.45 A. M.
Second Express Train,
Leaves Terre Haute at 3.50 P. M., and arrives at Indianapolis at 6.45 P. M.
These Trains make close connections at Indianapolis with Trains for
NEW YORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
Washington City, Cincinnati, Louisville, &c. Mail Train,
Leaves Terre Haute at 7.20 A. M., and arrives at Indianapolis at 10.32 A. M .; stops at all way stations, connects at Indianapolis with Trains for
CINCINNATI, CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND MADISON.
" Passengers will please procure tickets before entering the cars. Through Tickets for all the Eastern Cities, &c., to be had at the Ticket Office. Four Freight Trains leave daily, except Sunday.
FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTT.
Quick time is made by Express Freight Trains, from St. Louis to the East. Only one change between St. Louis and Pittsburg, Buffalo and Cleveland. Stock Ship- pers will find this the most Superior Route to the East. Any arrangements can be made with James Beebe, corner of Second and Poplar Streets, St. Louis, Missouri, in Valentine & Co's Freight House.
CHAS. WOOD, Secretary.
R. E. RICKER, Superintendent.
THE GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE.
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1868.
1863.
Indianapolis and Columbus
SHORT LINE. Two Daily Trains to Columbus, Ohio.
Indiana Central Railway.
This line is the Great Central Short Line from St. Louis to Dayton, Columbus, Pittsburg, Cleveland, New York, Boston, and all intermediate points, and is the most desirable route in its facilities and accommodations to passengers and shippers. Passengers having tickets via this route, can take choice of the four Great Eas- tern Lines.
Only One Change of Cars betwen Indianapolis,
PITTSBURG, WHEELING AND CLEVELAND
Being of Uniform guage with all Railroads East of Indianapolis, this route offers unparalleled inducements to Shippers of Live Stock and Freight.
Passengers desiring to take advantage of the Short line, must be particular to call for tickets via
INDIANAPOLIS AND COLUMBUS,
The only direct route to Zanesville, Newark, Steubenville, Pittsburg, Wheeling, &c.
CINCINNATI,
The only route through Richmond, Hamilton, &c. Two daily trains connect at Cin- cinnati with Kentucky Central Railroad for Cynthiana, Lexington and Paris. Also, with River Packets for Parkersburg, Marietta, &c.
SECURE YOUR TICKETS VIA INDIANA CENTRAL.
J. A. PERKINS, Gen'l Ticket Agent. H. G. CAREY, Superintendent.
MUSIC STORE
Indiana Piano-Forte Wareroom,
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WILLARD & STOWELL.
No. 4 Bates House,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
PRINCE & CO'S
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public Lib rary Indianapolis
Double Reed School Organs
AND MELODEONS,
With celebrated "Bass Tenuto." Also,
MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS,
For Churches, Parlors and Schools, in Black Walnut, Oak or Rosewood Cases.
EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED_
LOW PRICED PIANO FORTES. -
We can now furnish well-made Instruments at prices within the reach of all.
PIANOS IN ROSEWOOD GASES,
Over-strung, in plain, neat and substantial style-6} and 7 octaves-fully war- ranted, at $175 and $200. These instruments are, by far, the best low-priced Pi- anos ever offered in this market.
WILLARD & STOWELL.
INDIANAPOLIS, June, 1863.
Jeffersonville RAIL ROAD.
The Great Southern United States Mail and Express Route
FROM INDIANAPOLIS
TO THE South and South-West,
VIA LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY,
Connecting with Trains on the
Louisville and Nashville Rail Road,
AND WITH Louisville and Memphis, and Louisville and New Orleans LINE PACKETS,
For Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis, Vicksburg, Jackson, Hunts - ville, New Orleans, and all the Principal Southern Cities.
TWO TRAINS LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY,
(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Passengers from the North, East and West, will find the route by the way of In- dianapolis & Jeffersonville Railroad, the most expeditious route to the Principal Cities in the West and South-west.
THROUGH TICKETS sold in all the principal Railroad and Ticket Offices in the Eastern and Northern States. Remember the route, via Indianapolis and Louis- ville, via Jeffersonville Railroad.
D. RICKETTS, President.
A. S. GROTHERS, Superintendent.
H. H. REYNOLDS, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
J. G. WHITCOMB, Agent, Indianapolis.
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Wideman Joseph M., carpenter, bds Ind. ave.
Wielker Henry, drayman, res 153 old Bellefontaine R. R.
Wiedenhorn Rosa, hair braider, res 46 e Market.
Wieland Chas., laborer, res 32 Union Depot.
Wiener John, saloon keeper, bds 135 w Maryland.
Wien Chas., carpenter, res 145 e Ohio. Wiggin Chas. P., (Wiggins & Chandler,) bds Bates House.
Wiggins Henry D., works in foundry, res 122 Ohio.
Wiggins & Chandler, (Chas. P. Wiggins, Thomas E. Chandler,) founders and machinists, 262 Wash.
Wightman Theodore, Lieut. U. S. A., res 38 n East.
Wilcox Wm. B., cabinet maker, res 169 s Delaware.
Wilcox Wm. H., res 217 n Ill.
Wilcox Chas. D., machinist, res 71 Spring. WILDE & HENNINGER, (Otto J. Wilde . Edward Henninger,) FANCY BA- ZAAR STORE, 71 s Ill. See card.
Wiles Thomas, stoneware dealer, bds 35 n Liberty.
Wiley Delaney, physician and surgeon, 3 e Market, res 26 e Market.
Wiley Wm. Y., (Wiley & Martin,) res 32 e N. York.
WILEY & MARTIN, (Wm. Y. Wiley & L. R. Martin, ) REAL ESTATE AGENTS, DEALERS IN LAND WARRANTS, STOCKS, &c., 10} e Wash. See card, inside back cover.
Wilhelm August, works in Mansur's pork house, res 127 w Ver.
Wilhelm Carle, cabinet maker, res 9 n Liberty.
Wilkes Thomas A., grocery, n East, near Ver., res 155 Mass. ave.
Wilking Henry, shoemaker, res 37 n Noble. . Wilkins Albert, laborer, res 205 n No- ble.
Wilkins John, bible depository, res 34 e Market.
Wilkins Peter, city policeman, res 219 n N. Jersey.
Wilkinson Meredith M., carpenter, res Cal., bet Market and Wash.
Wilkinson Wm., livery and sale stable, res 31 n Del.
Wilkinson & Sullivan, livery stable, 10 e Pearl.
Willard Albert B., dealer in satinett and jeans, warps and machine cards, 4 Bates House, res 66 e N. York.
Willard Albert G., (Willard & Stowell,) res 92 Mass. ave.
Willard Wm., teacher, deaf and dumb asylum, e Indianapolis.
WILLARD & STOWELL, (Albert G. Wil- lard & Myron A. Stowell,) WHOLE- SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRU- MENTS, 4 Bates House.
Willhum Christ., laborer, Peru depot, res 165 Ala.
Williams Charles, carpenter, res 9 n Liberty.
Williams Charles, (Weaver & Williams,) res 20 w Mich.
Williams David, works at rolling mill, res 13 Union.
Williams David, boiler maker, Sinker & Vance, bds n Miss.
Williams Daniel G., (Werden & Co., ) res 138 n East.
Williams David J., blacksmith, res 136 n Miss.
Williams Edwin M., student at Purdy's commercial college, res 20 n Pennsyl- vania.
Williams Evan K., works at rolling mill, res Willard, near rolling mill.
Williams Freeman, works in Madison depot, res 38 w Market.
Williams Rev. Gibbon, res 133 n East.
Williams George, (col) teamster, res cor East and St. Clair.
Williams Hubbard, painter, res cor Hu- ron and Noble.
Williams Jacob T., book binder, res 46 n California.
Williams John, works at rolling mill, res s Mich., s of South.
Williams Lafayette, salesman, Werden & Co., bds 204 Mass. ave.
Williams Nellie H., dressmaker, 22 s Ill., res same.
Williams Owen, general agent, res 134 n Ill.
Williams Miss Sue, res 51 and 53 n Lib- erty.
Williams Thomas, teamster, res 53 Huron. Williams Wm., (col) barber, McCoy's, bds 145 w Wash.
Williams Wm., tailor, 204 Mass. ave.
Williams Wm. D., salesman, 26 and 28 w Wash., bds 20 s Miss .;
Williamson Frank, porter in Oriental House.
Williamson Hiram, farmer, res w Indi- anapolis.
Williamson James S., hostler, bds 20 n Penn.
Williamson Levi B., (Williamson & Haugh,) res out corporation.
Williamson Marshall D., furniture and lumber dealer, res 114 n East.
WILLIAMSON & HAUGH, (Levi B. Wil- liamson & Emanuel Haugh, ) IRON RAILING AND BANK VAULTS, 2 n Del.
Willard Wm., clerk, res 180 Vir. ave.
Willits Josiah, cooper, res w Wash.
Never mind what others' say about the Florence, come and see it.
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Wilmington Edward M., deputy auditor, court house, res 113 n N. Jersey.
Willson Charles G., carriage painter, res 174 s Miss.
Willson Mrs. L. A., (wid) res 45 Lou. Willson Obediah H., student at Bryant's commercial college, bds D. Yandes.
Wilmot Caroline, (wid) res 175 e South.
Wilmot Samuel, (Wilmot & Thayer,) res 115 n Penn.
WILMOT & THAYER, (Samuel Wilmot & Selden Thayer,) DEALERS IN HATS, CAPS AND FURS, 8 w Wash. Wilson Abner A., pressman, Journal off- ice, res 134 e Market.
Wilson Alfred J., marble mantle manu- facturer, 10 n Del., res same.
Wilson Coleman, telegraph operator, T. H. & R. R. R., res n Ill.
Wilson Charles, in Wood & Foudry's liv- ery stable, res Elizabeth.
Wilson David H., Deputy Treasurer of State, bds 23 Ind. ave.
Wilson Edward, wood chopper, res w Market.
Wilson Mrs. E. G., res 15 s Ill.
Wilson Geo. S., clerk, 72 w Wash., bds Pyle House.
Wilson Israel, (Beard, Binkley & Wilson,) res 191 n Ill.
Wilson James, carpenter, res Michigan road.
Wilson James, marble polisher, bds 10 n Del.
Wilson James, brakesman, C. & I. R. R., res 59 w Lou.
Wilson Jeremiah, laborer, res Bluff road, Dougherty ville.
Wilson John, laborer, res 128 w Ga.
Wilson John B., hardware and house fur- nishing goods, 59 w Wash., res 266 n Il1.
Wilson John, saw maker, Sheffield works, res 174 s Miss.
Wilson John, (col.) hostler, bds Browns. Wilson John S., carpenter, res n East, bet Market and Ohio.
Wilson Joseph C., clerk, shoe store, bds n Penn., outside corporation.
Wilson James A., painter, res 58 Ind. ave. Wilson Pat., switchman, Bellefontain R. R., res 196 s Del.
Wilson Lazarus B., res 63 w Maryland.
Wilson Stephen, plasterer, res 254 Mad- ison ave.
Wilson Thos. W., U. S. service, res 114 s N. Jersey.
Wilson Thos. H., clerk, 59 w Wash., bds 266 n Ill.
Wilson Wm., watchman, Madison depot, res 172 s Del.
Winchel Elizabeth A., (wid., Peter Win- chel, ) res 99 n Meridian.
Wingate E. H., clerk, J. T. Wingate, 27 w Wash., res 141 Vir. ave.
WINGATE J. T., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, 27 w Wash., res country.
Wingate Wm., Plaining Mill, res 91 Vir. ave.
Winkle Fred., flour and feed, 157 e Wash., res 70 St Joseplı.
Winser John A., student at Bryant's Commercial College, bds in Gazette building.
Winsor John, upholsterer, res cor Bates and Cady.
Winter David E., painter, res 122 e Mar- ket.
Wirth John R., works 84 w Wash.
Wirtz Jacob, horse doctor, res 72 e South.
Wise Wm., agent Dayton ale, 74 w Wash., res 94 n Ill.
Wiseman Mrs. Margaret, res 243 w Wash.
Wiseman Simeon S., teamster, res 245 w Wash.
Wiseman Wm., laborer, res 82 e Meek.
Wishard Milton M., druggist, City Hos- pital, res same.
Wishmire Anthony, laborer, res 148 e Ohio.
Wishmier Christ. F., resident farmer.
Wissert John, city expressman, res 118 e Market.
Withoff Henry, cabinet maker, res 30 s East.
Witener Daniel, laborer, res 163 s Tenn. Witmer John K., stone cutter, res 28 w North.
WITT BENNETT F., ATTORNEY FOR SOLDIERS, AND UNITED STATES CLAIM AGENT, s w cor Wash. and
Meridian, bds Pyle House. See card. Witte Lewis S., teller Branch Bank, bds S. Beck's, s Del.
Wittenberg Charles(Kause & Wittenberg,) res 111 e Olio.
Witzman John, teamster, res 183 e Vt.
Woebz Charles A., confectioner, res Mich., bet Liberty and Noble.
Woerner Philip, groceries, liquors and wines, 78 w Wash., res same.
Woerner Philip F., clerk 73 w Wash., bds same.
Woley Joseph, fireman on I. & C. R. R., bds Ray House, s Del.
Wolf Charles, dyeing, &c., e Wash., res alley, n State House.
Wolf Moses, res 100 n Ill.
Wolfe Adam, bar keeper, Jefferson House, bds same.
Wolfe Charles, secondhand clothing store, 93 e Wash., res Tenn.
WOLFE GEORGE W., PROPRIETOR CINCINNATI HOUSE, 124 s Del. See card.
Wolfe Robert, gun smith, bds 30 Ky. ave. Wolfeaston Girard, bar keeper, bds Ft. Donaldson saloon.
The Florence Sewing Machine never refuses to work.
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Wolfram A. T., printer, bds 101 n New Jersey.
Wolfram C. A., printer, bds 101 n N. Jer- sey.
Wolfrom Christian, tinner, res 101 n N. Jersey.
Wolfram Earnest, assistant book keeper, Indianapolis Branch Banking Co., res 151 n New Jersey.
Wolfram Sarah, res 101 n New Jersey. Walls Henry, res 96 North.
Woltze William E., watch maker and jewelrer, 164 e Wash., res same.
Worland W., grocery and feed store, cor Va. ave and Del.
Woocher Ferdinand, (Egner & Woocher,) bds Union Hall.
Wood -, carpenter, res St. Joseph, bet Penn. and Meridian.
Wood Alexander, grocery and provisions, 129 n Ill., res 127 n Ill.
Wood Augustus D., wholesale and retail hardware, 64 e Wash., res 79 n Del.
Wood Rev. D., res 240 s Ala.
Wood Ely, (Wood & Davis, ) res n East.
Wood Jacob S., cooper, w Vt.
Wood James, paper maker, Sheets' mills, res s Penn.
Wood John B., res 172 Blake.
Wood John E., (Wood & Foudry, ) res 53 n Penn.
Wood John F., clerk, res 36 n East.
Wood John M., livery and sale stable, res 53 Mass. ave.
Wood Levi, M. D., Eclectic, res 99 n New Jersey.
Wood Sarah, (wid.) res 57 n Pennsylva- nia.
Wood William, inspector of stock U. S. A., res 140 n Penn.
Wood William D., saddler, 20 w Wash., res cor Ill. and Vt.
Wood & Davis, (Ely Wood, Levi Davis,) butchers, 59 e Wash.
Wood & Foudry, (John M. Wood, John E. Foudry,) livery and sale stable, 10 n Penn.
Woods F., laborer, res 188 East.
Woods James, city engineer, off. 4 2d floor Glens' block, res 109 n Ill.
Woods William, brick mason, res w In- dianapolis.
WOODBRIDGE CHARLES A., QUEENS- WARE, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, 16 w Wash., res 87 n Tennessee. See card.
Woodbridge John, clerk, 16 w Wash., bds 87 n Tenn.
Woodruff John, carpenter, res 47 w Geor- gia.
Wool Mrs. Sophia., (wid.) res w Indianap- olis.
Woolen T. W., (Ray & Woolen, ) attorneys at law, New & Talbott's building, bds Bates House.
Woolen Mrs. Thomas, res 93 New Jer- sey.
Woolen William J., cabinet maker, bds 169 n Miss.
Woolen William M., grocery and provi- sion store, res 82 w Vt.
Woolen William W., attorney at law, 433 e Wash., res 110 n Meridian.
Woolen Milton, constable, res 149 n West.
Worland Simon B , student, Purdy's Com. Col., bds 44 s Penn.
Worland William, groceries, hay, feed, &c., 37 Va. ave., res same.
Wormesly John, tailor, res 58 e Vt.
Worth Alexander, Sec'y I. & C. R. R., res 246 s Ala.
Wort August, brewer, C. F. Schmidt's brewery.
Wortman Gernand, laborer, res 340 s Del.
Wren Edward, wagon maker, res 51 s N. Jersey.
Wrenn John, carpenter, res 192 s Dela- ware.
Wright Arthur L., Dep. Co. Treas., res 92 n Ala.
Wright Asa, trader, bds 33 n Ala.
Wright Benjamin, clerk, Lynch & Kean, bds 14 e Ohio.
Wright Charles, boarding house, 14 e Ohio.
Wright C. M., (Wright & Bro.,) res 136 s Noble ..
Wright Charles, saloon keeper, 91 e Wash., res same.
Wright Charles A., real estate agent, note and stock broker, 30} w Wash., bds Palmer House.
Wright Edward B., clerk, New York Store, res 14 e Ohio.
Wright Frank, brewer of ale and porter, ag't for oysters, off. 20 s Meridian, res 112 n Miss.
Wright Herman, farmer, res w Indianap- olis.
Wright Jacob T., Co. Auditor, court house' res 117 n Del.
Wright John C., grocer, res 30 n Meri- dian.
Wright Jesse, farmer, w Indianapo- lis.
Wright Mansur H., physician and surgeon, res cor Meridian and Ohio, 12 e Mar- ket.
Wright Matilda, dressmaker, 33 n Ala- bama.
Wright Mary E., dressmaker, 38} w Wash., up stairs.
Wright Richard, foreman shoe shop Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res Orient.
Wright Silas, general ward master city hospital.
Wright Thomas, clerk, New York Store res e Ohio.
The Florence Machine is the perfection of mechanism.
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WRIGHT THOS. C., GYMNASIUM, cor Maryland and Meridian, bds Palmer House.
Wright William G., pump maker, (Wright & Bro., ) res cor Huron and Pine.
Wright William H., express messenger Adams express,
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Wright William M., book keeper, court house, bds 14 e Ohio.
Wright Wesly, (Wright & Writtenhouse, ) res 33 n Ala.
Wright William H., messenger Adams Express Co., res n Ala.
WRIGHT & BRO., MANUFACTURERS OF WOODEN SUCTION PUMPS, Md., near Va. ave. See card.
WRIGHT & RITTENHOUSE, (Wesley Wright, Wm. Rittenhouse,) Charter Oak saloon, 15 n Ill.
Wrigley James, machinist, bds Farmers' Hotel.
Writtenhouse William, (Wright & Writ- tenhouse, ) bds Oriental House.
Wualter William, shoemaker, bds Jeffer- son House.
Wundram William, tailor, res 63 e Wash., up stairs.
Wust John, wood turner, res 97 Ft. Wayne ave.
Wyck Felix A., carpenter, bds 119 n East.
Wycop George, engineer on Jeff. R. R., bds Ray House, s Del.
Wyland William, works pork house, res 69 Bluff road.
Wyse John, brickmason, res 152 n New Jersey.
Wysong Christopher, bricklayer, res s Ill.
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Yaeger Charles, City Brewery, res 189 s Penn.
Yaeger John, meat market, 200 e Wash., bds 48 n Liberty.
Yaeger Knott, butcher, 200 e Wash., res 48 n Liberty.
Yandes George B., (Yandes & Co.,) res 64 n Penn.
Yandes Daniel, (Yandes & Co.,) res 80 c Market. .
Yandes & Co., (Daniel Yandes, George B. Yandes, ) wholesale hide and leather dealers, 38 e Wash.
Yarbrough Peter, railroader, res 27 Meek.
Yarver Francis, carpenter, res e Ver- mont.
Yasper Hermon, laborer, Wyoming.
Yeager Christ, grocer, liquor and produce dealer, 215 e Wash., res same.
Yeager William, cooper, res 166 n No- ble.
Yeaman Mrs. Eliza, (wid.) res 27 Dela- ware.
Yewell Solomon, clerk, Mansur & Furga- son's pork house, res 195 s Pennsylva- nia.
Yohn's Block, n e cor Wash and Meri- dian.
Yohn James C., Paymaster, res 74 n Del- aware.
Yolkaneng Charles, laborer, 119 South.
York Henry, agent Fairbank's scales, 74 w Wash., bds Bates House.
Yost Thomas, stone mason, bds 69 w South.
Young Charles, bar tender, 15 n Ill., bds s Miss.
Young Christian, pattern maker, res 7 Ellsworth.
Young D. D., last maker, bds 159 Va. ave. Young George D., machinist, res 68 s New Jersey.
Young Henry H., publisher Ind. School
Journal, Journal office, res 120 nl East. Young Mrs. Hetty N., res 11 s Miss.
Young Nelson R., book keeper, Model Mills, bds 122 n Ill.
Youngerman Charles, blacksmith, res 16 n Del.
Youngerman Charles F., stone cutter, res 168 s Del.
Youngerman George, Youngerman's sa- loon, cor Wash and Del., res 209 e Wash.
Youngerman Mrs. Mary, (wid. ) res Mass. ave.
Youtsey Thomas, turner, res. 229 s East.
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Zehringer Landilien, cabinet maker, res 81 Davidson.
Zeigler Alexander, carpenter, res 69 1 Noble.
Zeigler Nelson, salesman, Boston Store, bds 71 n Penn.
Zeigler William, proprietor Boston Store, 10 e Wash., res 71 n Penn.
Zellers Henry, mattrass maker, Mo., bet. Market and Ohio.
Zimmer Ferdinand, saloon, 128 e Wash., res same.
Zimmerman Christian, gravel roofing, res 130 e Market.
Zimmerman Christopher, slate and gravel roofer, res 130 e Market.
Zimmerman George, patent roofing, bet Ala. and New Jersey, near Little's Hotel.
Zoble Charles, carpenter, bds 122 David- son.
Zoble Henry, chair maker, bds 122 David- son.
Zorger George, clerk in Head-quarters, cor Md. aud Del., bds 113 Massachu- setts ave.
Zumbush Theodore, watch maker, res 128 s Del., up stairs.
There is no wire rigging to get out of order about the Florence.
Le Brun nacht
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W. W. JAMES & CO. MARBLE WORKS,
No. 58 South Meridian Street, NEAR UNION DEPOT, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MONUMENTS,
MANTELS, TABLE TOPS, TOMB STONES, SLABS, &c., &c.
ROBERT SCHMIDT, Tanner & Drum Head Manufacturer,
No. 47 New Jersey St., Indianapolis, Ind., (Two blocks South of Little's Hotel, close to Pogues' Run.)
Has constantly on hand Red Linings, Toppings, Pad Skins, Alum Tanned Sheep Skins, Parchment, Binder Pieces, Aprons for Blacksmiths, &c .; also, all sizes of the best quality Transparent Drum Heads, Calf and Sheep Skin. New heads put. on all sizes of Drums, Banjos and Tamborines, at the shortest notice and moderate prices. All kinds of Fur Skins Tanned to order and in the best style.
The highest market price paid for Calf and Sheep Skins. Plastering hair con- stantly on hand.
H. N. CONKLIN. *_ I. V. COOK.
CONKLIN & COOK.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors MONONGAHELA, RYE, AND BOURBON WHISKIES, Port, Maderia, Muscat and Malaga Wines, and Cigars, West Washington Street, West of the State House, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
D. B. GROFF, DEALER IN
Confectionery, Ice Cream,
SODA WATER, &c., No. 51 South Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
C. A. WOODBRIDGE, Ag't., IMPORTER OF
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE, No. 16 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MERCHANTS' BANK, KILBY FERGUSON,
PROPRIETOR. Buys Gold and United States Demand Notes, and Uncurrent Money, negotiates sales of Stocks, Bonds, &c., and transacts ordinary Banking Business. Interest paid on Time Deposits.
Office No. 2 North Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
J. W. HOLLAND. T. F. HOLLAND. JOHN W. HOLLAND & SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants, No. 72 East Washington Street. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
STREET DIRECTORY.
The leading Streets are named East, West, North and South, taking Meridian Street for one basis, and Washington for the other. The Streets printed in Capitals are the most im- portant ones in the City.
Agnes, N. and S., N. W. of city. ALABAMA, N. and S., three blocks E. of Circle.
Ann, from Rolling Mill to McCarty.
Arch, from Jackson to Noble, N.E. of city. Arizonia, S. of Utah.
Ash, N. of Car Works, N. E of city.
Athon, from Rhode Island to Ind. ave. Burnhill, from North to Davis.
Bates, from Noble to eastern limits, S. of city.
Benton, from Harrison to Central Track, E. of Noble.
Bicking, from Delaware to East, S. of city. Blackford, from New York to North, three blocks W. of Canal.
Blake, N. and S., from Washington to Ind. ave., near W. limits.
Bright, from New York to North, N. W. of city.
Broadway, N. of Car Works, N. E. of city.
Buchanan, S. E. of city, three blocks N. of Morris.
Cady, from Harrison to Central Track, E of Benton.
California, from New York to North, two blocks W. of Canal.
Catharine, from West to Canal, S of Mer- rill.
Cedar, Fletcher's Addition, S. E. of city. Center, from Dunlop to Ellen, N. W. of city.
Charles, from St. Clair to Peru track.
Chatham, from Mass. ave. to St. Clair, E. of East.
Cherry, from Fort Wayne ave. to Ash, near Northern boundary.
Christian ave., 1 block N. of city limits. Coburn, S. E. of city, 1 block N. of Morris. Coe, from Fall Creek to Hiawatha, N. E. Cottrell, from Georgia to Louisiana, W. of Canal, S. W.
Cross, from Peru Track to city line, N. E. Curve, from Bellefontaine Car Works, N. E. to city limits.
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