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Shippers Guide and Gazetteer, N. W. States.
Hawes & Redfield, 18 e Wash.
Silver Smiths .. (See Jewelers.)
Silver Plater.
Wiggins Wm. B., 8 w Wash. Soap Factory.
Smith Wm., Bluff road, Doughertyville.
Spectacles.
MOSES L. W., 50 e Wash. SIMMONS & CO., 23 s Ill.
Stair Builders. Simon Louis & Bro., Ga., bet Penn. and Meridian.
Statuary. Smithmeyer John L. & Co., 14 e Market Stencil and Tin Shop. Rexford Eugene M., 12 Pearl.
Stereotypers. DODD H. H. & Co., old Sentinel build- ing, 18 e Wash.
Stock Brokers. (See Brokers.) Stone Yards. ( See Marble Works.
Stove Manufacturers.
COX, LORD & PECK, Del., bet Cincinnati and Central depots.
Stoves and Tinware.
FRANKEM JONATHAN, cor Vir. ave. and Wash. See card.
Goldsberry & Bro., 182 e Wash.
MUNSON & JOHNSTON, 62 e Wash. See card. MeQuat R. L. & A. W., 69 w Wash.
ROOT & CO., 66 e Wash. Voegtle Jacob, 177 e Wash.
WAINWRIGHT SAMUEL, 11 s Ill.
Straw Goods. (See Milliners, also, Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.),
Sugar Mills. (See Agricultural Implements.) Tailors. ( See Clothiers and Merchant Tailors.)
Bippus John, 16 n Penn. Goodman Anthony, 16 n Penn. N. D. Ruckle, e Market, opp. P. O.
The needles for the Florence Sewing Machines are all numbered.
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Tanners and Curriers.
(See also, Hide and Leather Dealers.) SCHMIDT ROBERT, 47 s N. Jersey. See card. STREIF & DEITZ, cor Wash. and David- son.
Taxidermist. Barnitz Jacob W., 148 n Ill. Tea Stores. DAGGET WM., 22 s Meridian. Lee Henry H., 14 Bates House. Muir James, 33 w Washı.
STEPHENS A. & SON, cor Market and East.
Tea, Coffee and Spices, Wholesale. STEPHENS A. & SON, cor Market and East.
Teas, Tobaccos, &c., Wholesale. (See also, Grocers, wholesale.)
Muir James, 33 w Market.
Telegraph Office.
Western Union Telegraph Co., J. F. Wal- lack, manager, n w cor Wash. and Meridian.
Tinners. (See Stoves and Tinware.) Tin Plate and Tinners Tools. (See Hardware, also Coppersmiths.) Toys and Notions. (See Fancy Goods.) Trunks, Valises, &c.
Burton & Shilling, 13 s Ill. See card. Becker H., 30 w Wash. Sulgrove & Reynolds, 20 w Wash.
Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturers. Mayer John F., 65 e Wash. Myers Martin, 11 s Ala.
Undertakers.
Baily Julius, 8 Bates. Long Matthew, 28 s Meridian. WEAVER & WILLIAMS, 72 w Wash.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Ellerby James, office at Wood & Foudry's livery stable. Wirtz Jacob, 72 e South.
Vinegar Manufacturers.
Bormann Andrew, res Elizabeth. Denk Andrew, 135 Ind. ave. Schofield Thomas B. & Co., 49 e South.
Wagon Makers. (See also, Blacksmiths.)
Bristor Samuel, 68 Kentucky ave.
GATES, LEMON & SMITH, 14 s N. Jersey. See card. Montague Wm. 12 n Ala.
Neiger Fred., cor Mass. ave., and Noble. RICHMANN CHARLES, 211 e Wash.
Wall Paper. (See Paper Hangings, &c. )
War Claim Agents. (See also, Attorneys at Law.)
HAMLIN & PROTZMAN, 16} e Wash. Holladay & Neff, 157 e Wash.
RANSTEAD & MARSHALL, 24 Talbot's block. WITT BENNETT F. s w cor Wash. and Meridian. See card.
Watch Materials. (See Jewelers.) Watches. (See Jewelers.)
Willow Ware.
KLOTZ EMIL, 37 e Wash. MAYER CHARLES, 29 w Wash.
Wines and Liquors. (See Liquors, wholesale.)
Woolen Manufacturers.
Hoosier Woolen factory, G. W. Geisendorf & Co., proprietors, 268 w Wash. Merritt & Coughlin, Ohio Premium Wool- en Factory, s of Wash., bank of river.
Persons using the Florence prefer it to all others.
MA RTIN HUG,
CAPITAL SALOON!
NO. 14 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Oysters and Game in their Season.
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES!
More than 81,000 of the Wheeler & Wilson Machines are in successful operation in this Country.
It is used universally-for all purposes. Families, Tailors, Hat Binders, Dressmakers, Shirt Manufacturers, in fact all who want a Sewing Machine that will do its work well and rapidly, use
WHEELER & WILSON.
It is made light and strong-no superfluous parts to mar its beauty or distract the operator.
There is no purpose for which a Sewing Machine is required that will test its capacities in the same degree, as for Family Sewing- from the airy tissue and light Swiss to the heavy cassimeres or course homespun. It is this peculiar adaptation to the use in a family that has won for the Wheeler & Wilson such a
WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION, And caused so many to be sold.
Its mechanism is perfection.
Its appearance is elegant. Its uses without limit.
Its admirers innumerable.
Any person of ordinary capacity can, in an hour's practice, ac- quire a perfect knowledge of it. It is so constructed that the wear is but slight, the motion being rotary. It can be used an ordinary life-time without needing any repairs or a single part replaced.
WE WARRANT ALL MACHINES THREE YEARS.
My We invite all who want a Sewing Machine to examine and test the Wheeler & Wilson.
WILLIAM SUMNER & CO., DEALERS IN THE WEST. C. C. CLAFLIN, Agent, Office No. 19 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND).
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GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
The Nineteenth Presidential Term commenced the 4th day of March, A. D. 1861, and will expire the 4th day of March, A. D. 1865.
THE EXECUTIVE.
President-Abraham Lincoln, of Illi- nois. Salary $25,000.
Vice President -- Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine. Salary $6,000.
THE CABINET.
Secretary of State-Wm. H. Seward, of New York. Salary $8,000.
Secretary of Treasury -- Salmon P. Chase, of Ohio. Salary $8,000.
Secretary of Interior-John P. Usher, of Indiana. Salary $8,000.
Secretary of Navy-Gideon Welles, of Connecticut. Salary $8,000.
Secretary of War-Edwin P. Stanton, of Ohio. Salary $8,000.
Attorney General-Montgomery Blair, of Maryland. Salary $8,000.
Postmaster General-Edward Bates, of Missouri. Salary $8,000.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Is held in the City of Washington, D. C., once in each year, commencing on the first Monday of December.
Chief Justice.
Roger B. Taney, of Maryland. Associate Justices.
James M. Wayne, of Georgia. John Catron, of Tennessee.
Samuel Nelson, of New York. Robert C. Grier, of Pennsylvania.
Nathan Clifford, of Maine.
Noah H. Swayne, of Ohio.
Samuel H. Miller, of Iowa. David Davis, of Illinois.
Clerk.
William T. Carroll.
J. S. Black. Reporter.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE U. STATES,
For the Seventh Judicial District, is held the 3d Monday of May and Novem- ber, in the Court Rooms over the Post Office.
Noah H. Swayne, Justice.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
For the District of Indiana, is held the 3d Mondays of May and November, in the Court Rooms over the Post Office. Caleb B. Smith, Judge.
John Hanna, Attorney. D. G. Rose, Marshal. John H. Rea, Clerk.
UNITED STATES SENATORS FROM INDIANA.
Henry S. Lane-term expires 1867. 1 Thos. A. Hendricks-term expires 1869.
REPRESENTATIVES FROM INDIANA.
1st District, John Law. 2d District, James A. Cravens. 3d District, H. W. Harrington. 4th District, W. S. Holman. 5th District, Geo. W. Julian. 6th District, Ebenezer Dumont.
7th District, Dan. W. Voorhees. 8th District, Godlove S. Orth. 9th District, Schuyler Colfax.
10th District, Joseph K. Edgerton.
11th District, James F. McDowell.
The Florence Hemmer is the most practical in use.
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UNITED STATES ASSESSORS AND COLLECTORS FOR INDIANA.
Assessors.
1st District, Jas. G. Hutchinson.
2d District, Thos. C. Slaughter.
3d District, Wm. F. Browning.
4th District, W. V. Kyger.
5th District, John Yaryan.
6th District, W. A. Bradshaw.
7th District, Jas. Farrington.
8th District, Joseph Potter.
9th District, David Turner.
10th District, James S. Frazier.
11th District, Winburn R. Pierce.
Collectors.
1st District, H. B. Shepherd.
2d District, Henry Crawford.
3d District, John S. S. Hunter.
4th District, James L. Yater.
5th District, Samuel W. Harlan.
6th District, Theo. P. Haughey.
7th District, John G. Crain.
8th District, John L. Smith.
9th District, John F. Dodds.
10th District, Warren H. Withers.
11th District, De Witt C. Chipman.
MILITARY.
District of Indiana and Michigan, Mil- itary Head Quarters, corner Dealaware and Maryland streets.
Brigadier General Wilcox, command- ing district.
Staff of the Brigadier General com- manding the district :
Captain Robert A. Hutchins, U. S. V., Assistant Adjutant General.
Major G. C. Lyon, 17th Michigan Vol- unteers, Chief Provost Marshal.
1st Lieutenant L. C. Bracket, 28th Mass. Volunteers, Aide-de-Camp.
1st, Lieutenant Wm. V. Richards, 17th Michigan Volunteers, Aide-de-Camp.
1st Lieutenant Charles A. McKnight, 7th Michigan Volunteers, Acting Aide- de-Camp.
1st Lieutenant L. C. Bracket, Post Ad- jutant.
Colonel John S. Simonson, Command- ent of Post.
Captain Farquier, 19th U. S. Infantry, Assistant.
Captain Henry Tindal, Commandent of Battalion.
Capt. Frank Wilcox, Provost Marshal.
Captain John B. Miller, 13th U. S. Inf., Acting Superintendent, Mustering and Disbursing Officer, for District of Indi- ana.
Ist Lieutenant W. H. Jordan, 9th U. S. Inf., Disbursing Officer.
Captain Orris Blake, 39th Ind. Vol., Adjutant.
Walter K. Scott, Chief Clerk.
Charles T. Flowers, Book-keeper.
D. B. Hunt, in charge of Transporta- tiou and Subsistence Department.
Chancey L. Turner, assistant.
George Zorger, Clerk to Disbursing Officer.
G. Whitelaw Sheilds, Enlistment De- partment.
Samuel E. Tilford, Copyist.
Captain Jas. A. Ekin, U. S. Assistant Quarter Master. 1
Wm. H. Hay. Chief Clerk.
Adjutant General's Office, Indiana Militia, North-east corner room State House.
Laz. Noble, Adjutant General.
George W. Dunn, Chief Clerk.
James E. Speake, Clerk.
Dist. Provost Marshal office Blackford's
building, D. Braden, Provost Marshal.
THE SOLDIERS' HOME.
In June Capt. Ekin contracted for the Hall now used as the sleeping apartment, and other necessary structures, and all were completed and ready for the recep- tion of soldiers on the 25th of July fol- lowing. Subsequently it was found nec- essary to have much more room, a dining hall and other buildings, and the author- ity was obtained from Washington to go on with the good work. A dining hall was accordingly erected-250 feet long, 24 feet wide and one story high, run- ning parallel with the hall erected be- fore. Also, other buildings and wings to the main one, for commissary and other departments.
The Home is situated in a beautiful grove-a beautiful site selected by Gov. Morton and Capt. Ekin. It is within two hundred yards of White River, two squares south of Washington Street, and a few rods north of the Terre Haute Rail Road. Properly it is divided into two departments, the Soldiers' Home and City Barracks-the latter being the quarters of the 2d battalion of the 63d Regiment, doing duty as Provost Guard. The chief officer, Capt. Frank Wilcox, is command- ant and Provost Marshal of the city; Capt. H. Tindall being in command of the
Jencks' Patent Hemmer used only by the Florence.
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Battalion or City Barracks. In addition to the Home and Barracks, there is a large guard house used for the confine- ment of deserters, awaiting trial, and for the punishment of sundry misdemean- ors.
The long building which constitutes the sleeping apartment is furnished with 150 beds, which can accommodate 300 men. The roon or hall is well ventila- ted, and under the direction and care of Mr. Geo. Deaver, steward, is kept scrupu- ously neat and clean.
The following is a list of the Home and Battalion of the 63d :
Capt. Frank Wilcox, Commandant and Provost Marshal.
Capt. H. Tindall, commanding Battal- ion.
Lieut. Conner, Acting Adjutant.
Dr. P. H. Jameson, Surgeon in charge.
Dr. J. L. F. Garrison, Acting Assistant Surgeon.
Geo. W. Deaver, Steward.
Oscar Prather, Ward Master.
G. W. Ross, Assistant Ward Master. Co. E-Lieut. Birch, commanding.
Co. F -- Lieut. Plasnick, commanding. (Capt. Raschig being Post Adjutant at military commanders office, and Lieut. Conner Assistant Adjutant of the Bat- talion. )
Co. I-Lieut. Hunt, commanding.
Co. G-Capt. Holloway.
STATE GOVERNMENT.
Governor-Oliver P. Morton. Lieutenant Governor,
President of the Senate-Paris C. Dun- ning.
Secretary of State-Jas S. Athon.
Auditor of State-Joseph Ristine.
Treasurer of State-Mathew L Brett. Attorney General-Oscar B. Hord.
Sup't of Public Instruction-Samuel L. Rugg.
LEGISLATURE.
The Senate is composed of 50 members, and the House of Representatives 100. Election biennial.
SUPREME COURT OF INDIANA.
Meets the 4th Monday of May and Nov. of each year.
Judges-James L. Worden, James M. Hanna, Samuel E. Perkins, Andrew Da- vison.
Clerk-John P. Jones. Sheriff-Henry H. Nelson. Reporter-M. C. Kerr.
STATE LIBRARY.
Is in the State House. Office hours from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. No. of volumes, 21,000. David Stevenson, Libraian.
BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Location, Indianapolis, cor Ky. ave. and lll.
Geo. W. Rathbone, President, Jas. M. Ray, Cashier. Capital $3,162,000. No. of branches 20. The banking business is done altogether through the various branches in different parts of the State.
BRANCHES.
Lima-Jas. B. Howe, Cashier.
Laporte-H. L. Weaver, Cashier.
Plymoth-Theo. Crestner, Cashier. South Bend-A. B. Judson, Chashier. Fort Wayne-Chas. D. Bond, Cashier. Lafayette-John C. Brockenbough Cash. Logansport -- Jas. Cheaney, Cashier. Richmond-Chas. F. Coffin, Cashier. Indianapolis-David E. Snyder, Cash. Connersville-Edw. F. Claypool, Cash. Rushville-M. C. McReynolds, Cash. Madison-Geo. B. Fitzhugh, Cash. Jeffersonville-W. H. Fogg, Cashier. New Albany-Walter Mann, Cash. Bedford-Geo. A. Thornton, Cash. Evansville-Samuel Bayard, Cash. Vincennes-Wm. J. Williams, Cash. Terre Haute-Preston Hussey, Cash. Muncie-John W. Burson, Cash. Lawrenceburg-John G. Kennedy, Cashe
MARION COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk-Wm. Wallace. Recorder-Wm. J. Elliott. Treasurer-Geo. F. Meyer. Sheriff-Wm. J. H. Robinson. Auditor-Jacob T. Wright. Coroner-Garrison W. Alred. Surveyor-Oliver W. Voorhis.
MARION CIRCUIT COURT,
Judge-Hon. Fabius M. Finch. Clerk-Wm. Wallace.
Prosecuting Attorney-Wm. W. Leathers Sheriff-W. J. H. Robinson.
Meets on 4th Mondays of March and September.
(8) Dressmakers recommend the Florence.
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MARION COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Judge-Hon. Chas. A. Ray. Clerk-Wm. Wallace. Prosecuting Attorney-Jno. C. Buffkin. Sheriff-Wm. J. H. Robinson.
Meets on the first Mondays in Februa- ry, June and October.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Levi A. Hardesty, Lawrence Township. Samuel Moore, Perry Township. Geo. Bruce, Centre Township.
Board meets first Mondays in March June, September and December.
MARION COUNTY LIBRARY.
Under the charge of nine Trustees This Institution was organized under the special law of 1843. No. of volumes 1900. Office in court house. Terms per year, seventy-five cents for two volumes, fifty cents for one book. Open Saturday, from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. John W. Hamilton, Librarian.
CENTER TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Justices of the Peace.
Wm. Sullivan, Charles Fisher, Frede- rick Stein, Oscar H. Kendrick.
Constables.
M. R. Scudder, Thos. Gott, Milton Woollen, Thos. A. Ramsey.
Coroner. Garrison W. Alred.
Trustec.
James Turner.
TOWNSHIP LIBRARY.
In Court House. No. of Vols., 1000. Open Saturdays, from 2 to 5 P. M. Free to all. John W. Hamilton, Librarian.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Charter Election 2d Tuesday in May. Regular Council Meetings 2d and 4th Mondays of every month.
. CITY OFFICERS, MAY, 1863.
Mayor, John Caven.
Treasurer, Joseph K. English.
Clerk, Cyrus S. Butterfield.
Marshal, John Unversaw.
Deputy Marshal, John S. Russell. City Engineer, James Wood.
Street Commissioner, John M. Kemper. Market Master, John Jacob Winner. Assessor, John B. Stumph. City Attorney, Richard J. Ryan.
COUNCILMEN.
1st Ward-Sims A. Colley, 2 years; P. H. Jameson, 4 years.
2d Ward-Theodore P. Haughey, 2 years; Henry Coburn, 4 years. 3d Ward-W. C. Thompson, 2 years; H. A. Fletcher, 4 years.
4th Ward-John Blake, 2 years; R. B. Emerson, 4 years.
5th Ward-Stephen McNabb, 2 years; Samuel Lefevre, 4 years.
6th Ward-Austin H. Brown, 2 years; William Boaz, 4 years.
7th Ward-S. A. Fletcher, jr., 2 years; Charles Glazier, 4 years.
8th Ward - William Cook, 2 years; William Allen, 4 years.
9th Ward-Wm. J. Wallace, 2 years Joseph Staub, 4 years.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Judiciary, Colley, Brown, S. A. Fletcher.
Finance, Haughey, Coburn, H. A. Fletcher.
Accounts, S. A. Fletcher, McNabb, Thompson.
Fire Department, Allen, Blake, Haughey.
Police, H. A. Fletcher, Brown, Colley. Streets and Alleys, Brown, Coburn, Cook. Education, H. A. Fletcher, Jameson, Staub.
Bridges, Emerson, Boaz, Staub. Markets, Wallace, Allen, Cook.
Public Buildings, Blake, Boaz, Emerson. .
Cisterns, McNabb, Glazier, Lefevre. Gas Light, Thompson, Lefevre, Wallace. Revision of Ordinances, Jameson, Col- ley, Glazier.
POLICE BOARD.
Boaz, Blake, Coburn.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Captain of Police, David Powell. Lieut. of Police, Wm. S. Johnson.
The Florence turns out most work with least noise.
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Day Policemen-Jacob B. Powers, Jos. B. Duval, Charles E. Carter, Wm. Brit- ney, M. W. E. Durand, Robert B. Barbee. Chain Gang, James Stewart.
1st Ward-John Bray, George Taff. 2d-Thomas Amos, Wm. Loucks. 3d-Hannibal Taff, D. B. Charles. 4th-T. J. Foos, Robert Redman. 5th-Samuel Boozer, Fred. Lang. 6th-Henry Powell, S. Wilson. 7th-Andrew Umversaw, Hub. Adams. 8th-Jephthah Bradley. A. Catterson. 9th-J. R. Cotton, J. T. Murphy.
Sealer of Weights and Measures, James Loucks.
Sexton, G. W. Alred.
City Printers, Ellis Barnes, Richard Heninger.
Town Clock Keeper, P. Hand.
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
1st Ward, John A. Beale, President.
2d Ward, David V. Cully, Secretary.
3d Ward, Isaac H. Roll.
4th Ward, T. B. Elliott.
5th Ward, James Sulgrove.
6th Ward, Alexander Metzger.
7th Ward, Charles Coulon.
8th Ward, Andrew May.
9th Ward, Hermann Lieber.
STEAM FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Fire Engineer, Charles Rich- mann.
Company No. 1 .- Engineer, Frank Gla- zier; Driver, James A. Isgrigg; Fireman, John Riggs; Hose Driver, John Hamil-
ton; Hosemen, Leonard Gay, Aaron Ros- ier, Philip Socks, David Hafferd.
Company No. 2 .- Engineer, Charles E. Curtis; Fireman, E. H. Webster; Driver, Wm. Dawson; Hose Driver, Wm. Curtis; Hosemen, Charles Youngerman, Frede- rick Weaser, George Thomas, Wm. F. Schomberg.
Company No. 3. - Engineer, Daniel Glazier; Fireman, Frank Engersoll; Dri- ver, Oren Tutle; Hose Driver, Samuel Blythe; Hosemen, Henry Buscher, Jessy Brown, Casper Threschauer, John Schei- dler.
Hook and Ladder Company. - George Kineel, Driver.
Watchmen on Tower-Charles Roads, Milton Huhey.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Dr. George W. Means.
Dr. Mansur H. Wright. Dr. John M. Gaston.
INDIANAPOLIS POST OFFICE.
Corner n. Penn. and Market. Alex. H. Connor, P. M. Office open daily from 7 A. M. to 7 P. M. Sundays open 9 to 10 A. M. 3000 boxes and drawers. Chief Clerk, E. A. Elder.
Clerks-David W. Barnett, John A. Buchanan, Henry Tyner, Henry Mc- Workman, Geo. G. McChesney, Wm. Deitrich, John F. Owings, Benton C. Vandegrift, John J. Duncan, Samuel E. Frazee, Joseph F. Dougherty, Geoge M. Sweetser, James M. Russell, John Far- rell, Nathaniel J. Owings, John F. Wood. Oliver I. Conner, Geo. W. Joseph, Morris Healy, Wm. C. Lynn, Jas. B. Hill, Henry C. McKinnie, Jacob Reinacher.
LOCAL BANKS AND BANKING OFFICERS.
Branch of the Bank of the State, cor Wash and Meridian, Yohn's Block ; open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Discount daily. Capital $233,000.
President-Geo. Tousey. Cashier -- David E. Snyder. Teller-Louis Witte.
Book-keeper-D. M. Taylor.
HARRISONS' BANK.
Location 15 e Wash. Bank open from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. Discount daily. A. & J. S. C. Harrison, bankers; Samuel W. Watson, book keeper.
NATIONAL BANK.
Capital $1,000,000. Location President-Wm. H. English. Vice President-G. W. Riggs. Cashier-W. R. Nofsinger. Teller-Lewis Jordon.
INDIANAPOLIS BRANCH BANKING COMPANY.
Location cor Wash. and Penn; open from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Discount daily. Presedent-Calvin Fleteher.
Cashier-Thos. H. Sharpe.
Teller -- F. A. W. Davis. Asst. Teller-Ingraham Fletcher.
Asst. Teller-E. B. Sharpe. Book-keeper-J. A. Moore.
Asst. Book-keeper-G. Burgner. Clerk-E. Wolfram.
MERCHANTS BANK.
Location 2 n Penn .; open from 7 A. M. to 6 P. M. Discount daily. Proprietor-Kilby Furgeson. Teller-G. R. Gosney.
FLETCHERS BANK.
Location 30 e Wash .; open from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. Discount daily. Stough- ton A. Fletcher, Banker.
Tailors recommend the Florence.
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ASYLUMS.
INDIANA INSTITUTE FOR THE EDU- CATION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB.
Location-East National road, 1} miles east of the City.
Board of Trustees-Andrew Wallace, Esq., President; John M. Kitchen, M. D .; James C. Burt, M. D.
Superintendent-Thomas Mac Intire, A. M.
Instructors -Horace S. Gillet, A. M .; W. H. Latham, A. M., M. D .; W. H. Demotte, A. M .; William Willard, Sidney J. Vail, William M. French,
Physician-P. H. Jameson, M. D.
Matron-Miss Julia A. Taylor.
Assistant Matron -- Miss L. B. Paige.
Steward-William R. Foster.
Master of Cabinet Shop-Samuel F. Kahle.
Master of Shoe Shop-Richard M. Wright.
Gardener-Christian Ramsaier.
Rules for Visitors.
1. The Institution will be opened for the reception of visitors from 10 to 12 o'clock in the forenoon, and from 2 to 4 o'clock in the afternoon, of Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, during the ses- sions of school.
2. On these days, and during the hours specified, an attendant will be in readi- ness to wait upon vistiors, and to con- duct them through all parts of the estab- lishment, open to the public.
3. Persons who wish to visit the insti- tution on other days, or at other hours, than those specified, can only do so by procuring permits from the President of the Board, or from one of the Trustees.
4. The vacation extends from the 1st of July to the 15th of September.
INDIANA INSTITUTE FOR EDUCAT- ING THE BLIND.
Trustees-A. Wallace, President; John Beard, Wm. M. Smith.
Secretary-T. A. Lewis,
Phsician-J. M. Kitchen, M. D.
Superintendent-W. H. Churchman, A. M.
Assistant Officees-G. M. Ballard, A. M., Literary Teacher ; L. S. Newell, Music Teacher; S. McGiffen, Handicraft Teach- er; Mrs. E. J. Price, Matron ; Miss S. J. Larned, Literary Teacher; Mrs. H. H. Moore, Literary Teacher; Miss A. A. Dyer, Music Teacher; Miss E. A. Daw- son, Handicraft Teacher.
INDIANA INSANE HOSPITAL.
Location-13 miles west of City.
Commissioners-Andrew Wallace, Pres- ident ; P. H. Jameson, J. W. Moody.
Secretary-T. A. Lewis.
Superintendent-J. H. Woodburn, M. D.
Assistant Physicians-John M. Dunlap, M. D., J. F. Cravens, M. D.
Steward-W. M. French.
Matron-Mrs. Ellen Bigger.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Methodist. WESLEY CHAPEL.
South-west cor Meridian and Circle streets.
Pastor, Rev. S. T. Gillet. Services 10} A. M., and 7 P. M.
ROBERTS CHAPEL.
Cor. Pennsylvania and Market streets. Pastor. Rev. J. N. R. Miller. Services usual hours.
ASBURY CHAPEL.
New Jersey street, between South and Louisiana streets.
Pastor, Rev. J. W. Mellender. Services usual hours.
STRANGE CHAPEL.
Tennessee street, between New York and Vermont streets.
Pastor, Rev. Joseph C. Reed. Services usual hours.
NORTH STREET.
Cor. Alabama and North streets.
Pastor, Rev. Geo. C. Betts. Service 103 A. M., Sabbath School 2 P. M.
German Methodist.
Ohio street, between East and New Jer- sey streets.
Services usual hours.
Episcopal.
CHRIST CHURCH.
North-east cor Meridian and Circle streets.
Rector, Rev. T. R. Holcomb. Services 10g A. M., and 7} P. M.
Mantua-makers recommend the Florence.
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Congregational.
North-west cor Meridian and Circle streets.
Pastor, Rev. N. A. Hyde. Service 10} A. M.
Presbyterian.
FIRST.
North-east cor Market and Circle streets. Pastor, Rev. Mr. Nixon. Services usual hours.
SECOND.
North-west cor Market and Circle streets.
Pastor, Rev. Mr. Tindall. Services usual hours.
THIRD.
North-east cor Ohio and Illinois streets.
Pastor, Rev. Mr. Heckman. Services usual hours.
FOURTH.
Cor Market and Delaware streets.
Pastor, C. H. Marshal. Services usual hours.
FIFTH, (GERMAN.)
South New Jersey street, near Wash- ington.
Pastor, Rev. C. E. Kuester. Services at the usual hours.
United Presbyterian.
North-west corner Ohio and Delaware streets.
Pastor, Rev. Gilbert Small. Services 10} A. M. and 7 P. M.
Baptist. FIRST.
Church building, cor New York and Pensylvania streets.
Pastor, Rev. Mr. Day. Services in Ma- sonic Hall, usual hours.
Universalist.
College Hall, south-west cor Washing- ton and Pennsylvania streets.
Pastor, Rev. B. F. Foster. Services usual hours.
Soldiers' Home.
Service by Rev. A. Eddy Chaplain, at 3 P. M.
Christian.
Corner Ohio and Delaware streets.
Pastor, O. A. Burgess. Services usual hours.
United Brethren.
Corner Ohio and New Jersey streets.
Pastor, L. S. Chittenden. Service at the usual hours.
Friends Church.
Cor of Delaware and St. Clair streets. Worship at 103 o'clock on Sabbath, and at the same hour on fourth day, ( Wednes- day.) Approved ministers, David Ta- tum, Hannah B. Tatum and Jane True- blood.
English Lutheran. FIRST.
Cor New York and Alabama streets.
Pastor, Rev. J. A. Kunkleman. Ser- vices usual hours, morning and evening. Sabbath Schools held at 2 P. M.
Catholic. ST. JOHN'S.
Georgia street, between Illinois and Tennessee streets.
Pastor, Rev. Augustus Bessonies. As- sistant, G. M. Villars. Services at 8 A. M., 10} A. M., and 3 P. M. ( vespers.)
ST. MARYS.
Maryland street, between Pennsylva- nia and Delaware streets.
Pastor, S. Siecrist. Services as above.
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