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Wayman A., blacksmith, res. 160 S. East.
Weakley J. A., tinner, 71 E. Washington, res. 97 W. New York.
Wear James W., marble dealer, res. 86 S. East.
Weasthesteer John, American Saloon, 25 S. Meridian, res. same.
Weaver C. C., clerk 6 Bates House, bds. 147 N. Illinois.
Weaver E. A., harness maker, 20 W. Washington, res. 172 S. Alabama.
Weaver Frederick, laborer, res. 173 Railroad.
Weaver William H., (W. & Williams,) res. 147 N. Illinois. WEAVER & WILLIAMS,, undertakers 72 W. Washington. Webb Thomas B., (Cady & Co.,) bds. Oriental House.
Webber Henry, laborer, res. 250 S. Pennsylvania, in rear. Webber John G., tailor, 84 E. Washington.
Webster G. S., machinist, 262 W. Washington, res. 114 W. Vermont.
Webster G. C., clerk 22 S. Meridian, res. Maryland, bet. Pennsylvania and Virginia ave.
Webster Geo. C. jr., clerk 22 S. Meridian, bds. Maryland. Webster J. H., fireman, res. 43 Massachusetts ave.
Wechsler David, butcher, 128 N. Alabama, res. same.
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For four successive years at the Am. Institute, New York.
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Weekley Patrick, works Rolling Mill, bds. 188 S. Tennes- see.
Weeks Richard, laborer, res. 17 S. Alabama.
Weeks W. H., (W. & Cox,) bds. Mrs. Kinder.
WEEKS & COX, Metropolitan Photograph, Daguerreotype, and Ambrotype Gallery, College Hall.
WEKLE LUKAS, boots and shoes, 179 E. Washington, res. same.
Weghorst Henry, gardener, S. E. of Corporation Line. Wehn Christian, tanner, res. 234 Madison ave., in rear.
Weeble John Edward, barber, Bates House Hair Dressing Saloon, res. 188 N. Illinois.
Weigle Gotleib, currier, res. 65 N. Noble.
Weikert John, salesman 21 W. Washington, res. 118 N. Ala- bama.
Weiland Wm., laborer, res. 69 Bluff Road.
Weilenmann Jacob, laborer, res. John, near Winston.
Weir J. W., (W. & Bro.,) res. 86 East.
Weir Wm., (W. & Bro.,) bds. Macy House.
Weir & Bro., City Marble Works, 13 Virginia ave.
Weise John, brick-layer, res. St. Joseph, bet. Meridian and Pennsylvania.
Weisenbaugh John, assistant, Farmers' Hotel.
Welsh Pat., bar-keeper Bates House Saloon, bds. Dela- ware.
Welsh Thos., blacksmith, Western Machine Works.
Welden Margaret, bds. 13 N. New Jersey.
Weldentherler F. T., eating saloon, 183 E. Washington, res. same.
Welking Henry, shoemaker, res. 37 Noble.
Weller Levi, clerk Exchange Billiard Rooms, bds. 20 Michigan.
Wells G. A., dentist, 15 E. Washington, res. same.
Wells Haden, teamster, res. 15 Chatham.
Wells Wm. F., saw mill, Massachusetts ave., near city lim- its, res. 85 E. New York.
Wenger George M., grocer, 20 N. Noble, res. same.
Wentz W. W., passenger conductor I. & C. R. R., res. 99 S. New Jersey.
Werbe L. F., groceries, &c., 185 W. Washington, res. same. Werbe C. G., notary public, 95} E. Washington
Werby Charles, salesman at Fancy Bazaar, bds. Spencer House.
Werden E., (W. & Co.,) res. Pittsfield, Mass.
WERDEN & CO., booksellers and stationers, 26 E. Wash- ington. Werner Jacob, varnisher Speigel, Thoms & Co., res. 95 E. Washington.
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer makes hems of any width.
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Wert Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 6 S. Meridian, res. 63 N. Alabama.
Wesling Conrad, drayman, res. Michigan, bet. Noble and Railroad.
West Geo. H., res. 47 W. Michigan.
West Joseph, shoe shop, 6 S. Pennsylvania, res. 63 S. Ala- bama.
Western Machine Works, Dumont & Sinker, proprietors, S. Pennsylvania.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, John F. Wallick, manager, 1 N. Meridian.
Weston James A., railroader, res. 24 S. Alabama ..
Wethus Michael, laborer, res. 84 N. Tennessee.
Wetmore S. F., printer Journal office, bds. cor. Market and Circle.
Wetsell George C., porter Little's Hotel.
Wheeling Charles, wagon maker, 156 S. Delaware, res: bet. Alabama and New Jersey.
Wheatley John, book-keeper, bds. Ray House.
Wheatley William M., Colonel 26th regiment Ind. Vols., res. 108 E. Ohio.
Wheeler Joseph, (col.,) cook Little's Hotel.
Wheeler Rachael, (col.,) res. 111 W. North.
Wheeler Walter, engineer, bds. Little's Hotel.
Wheitzell Adolph, waiter Spencer House.
WHITCOMB JERRY G., freight agent Jeffersonville R. R., res. 50 E. Market.
White -, (col.,) laborer, res. Harris.
White A. M., school teacher, res. 151 N. East.
White Charles, laborer, res. 124 N. Mississippi, up stairs.
White Jacob, laborer, res. 104 E. MeCarty.
White James, wood dealer, res. 86 Huron.
White Jeremiah, wood sawyer, res. W. Elizabeth.
White Jesse (col.,) laborer, res. 126 W. Georgia.
WHITE RIVER VALLEY INSURANCE COMPANY, Isaac E. Johnson, President ; Jas. Sutherland, Sec'y ; office 19 W. Washington.
White Washington, (col.,) railroader, res. 57 W. Georgia.
Whitehead Christian, laborer, res. 270 N. New Jersey.
Whitehead Moses, wagon-maker, res. 144 N. Mississippi.
Whitehead Nathaniel, carriage-maker, bds. 144 N. Missis- sippi.
Whitehead Thomas, miller, Ætna Mills.
Whitehead William, miller, Ætna Mills. Whiteman Peter, wood-cutter, res. 155 Railroad. Whitemore John B., railroader, res. Davidson, near Ohio. Whiting Miss Helen, teacher McLean's Seminary, Ebds. same.
Upwards of 100 W. & W. Machines in use in Ind'p'lis making army clothing.
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Whitmore Henry, proprietor Morris House, opp. Union Depot.
Whitney C. C., telegraphic operator, bds. 24 S. Meridian. Whitney F., telegraph office, bds. 10 W. Market.
Whitney J. B., operator Western Union Telegraph Co., bds. 10 W. Market.
Whitney William Jr., conductor Indiana Central Railway, bds. Palmer House.
Whitridge Samuel, painter, bds. 181 N. New Jersey.
Whitridge William, house and sign painter, 863 E. Wash- ington, res. 181 N. New Jersey.
Whitsit Jesse, res. 244 Virginia ave.
Whitsitt John B., engineer P. & I. R. R., res. 18 Lord.
Whitt James, clerk 21 S. Illinois, bds. Oriental House.
Whitten John, railroader, res. 38 S. Liberty.
Whitton James, clerk 3 W. Washington.
Wholer Martin, U. S. A., res. 192 S. Tennessee.
Wick W. W., attorney at law, 95 E. Washington.
Wickert John, clerk for J. H. Vajen, res. 118 N. Alabama.
Wiedrichs William, cigars and tobacco, 63 E. Washington, res. same.
Wiedenhorn Joseph, hair-braider, res. 46 E. Market.
Wienner J. J., varnisher for Speigel, Thoms & Co., res. 95 E. McCarty.
Wiggins Charles P., (W. & Chandler,) bds. Bates House.
Wiggins H. D., machinist, res. 53 W. Vermont.
WIGGINS & CHANDLER, foundry and machine shop, 262 W. Washington.
Wiland Christ., switchman Central Depot, res. 20 Union.
Wilcox W. H., res. 18 N. Illinois.
Wild John, saloon, res. Wabash, bet. New Jersey and East.
WILDE O. J., manufacturer, wholesale and retail dealer in furniture, &c., 71 S. Illinois, res. same.
Wilds Samuel, clerk 59 W. Washington, res. 7 Chatham. Wile Frederick, currier, res. 46 N. Noble.
Wiley D., M. D., bds. Macy House.
Wiley William Y., real estate agent, 10 E. Washing- ton, res. 32 E. New York.
Wilke Henry, drayman, res. Liberty, bet. New York and Vermont.
Wilking Henry, shoemaker, res. 37 N. Noble.
Wilkins John, res. 34 E. Market.
Wilkins Willard, res. 83 N. Illinois.
Wilkison Daniel S., grocer, cor. North and East, res. 149 N. East.
Wilkison Jacob, teamster for peg and last factory, res. 133 S. Tennessee.
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Wilkinson Wm., livery and sale stables, 10 E. Pearl, res. 119 S. Alabama.
Willard A. B., salesman 26 and 28 W. Washington, res. 66 E. New York.
Willard A. G., (W. & Stowell,) res. 92 Massachusetts ave.
WILLARD & STOWELL, wholesale and retail dealer in musie and musical instruments, 4 Bates House, Wash- ington.
Willard William, teacher Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Willett Wm., works in grocery, res. 188 N. Alabama.
Willets Jacob S., res. 69 Ft. Wayne ave.
Willets Wm. P., elerk, bds. 69 Ft. Wayne ave.
William Franklin, (col.,) whitewasher, res. 119 Indiana ave.
Williams Christian, laborer, res. 165 S. Alabama.
Williams Charles, (Weaver & W.,) res. 20 W. Michigan.
Williams Charles, carpenter, res. 11 N. Liberty.
Williams Daniel G., (Werden & Co.,) res. eor. Michigan and Pennsylvania.
Williams David N., works Rolling Mill, res. 13 Union.
Williams Geo., butcher, cor. New York and Massachusetts ave., res. 60 N. Delaware.
Williams G. D., clerk 63 W. Washington, res. 87 Illinois. WILLIAMS REV. GIBBON, superintendent Indianapolis Female Institute, res. 34 E. Michigan.
Williams Hubbard, house-painter, res. 1 Huron.
Williams John, works Rolling Mill, res. Missouri, S. of South.
Williams James, machinist, bds. 46 California.
Williams Jas. L., tinner, 182 E. Washington, bds. Meridian.
Williams J. T., book-binder, res. 46 N. California.
Williams Kate, res. 48 E. New York.
Williams Miss N. H., dealer in millinery goods, 22 S. Illi- nois, res. same.
Williams O., clerk, 63 W. Washington, res. 134 N. Illinois. Williams Philip, harness maker, res. 155 N. East.
Williams Rees R., engineer, res. 165 S. Tennessee.
Williams Samuel (col.,) cating house, Indiana ave. bet. Mis- souri and West.
Williams Mrs. Susan, res. 51 N. Liberty.
Williams Wm., tailor, res. 24 Stephen.
Williams Wm. (col.,) barber, basement Little's Hotel, bds. same.
Williamson, J. D., editor Herald & Era, res. Philadelphia. Williamson L. B., (W. & Haugh,) res. 118 E. Vermont.
Williamson & Haugh, manufacturers iron railing, 2 N. Dela- ware. Williamson Marshal D., dealer in lumber, res. 114 N. East. Williamson Sheridan, plasterer, res. Mississippi N. of St. Clair.
Successive years at the United States Fair.
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Willis Clark, plasterer, res. 50 N. East.
Wilmot Horace, salesman, 820 W. Washington, bds. 115 N. Pennsylvania.
Wilmot Saml., dealer in hats, caps and furs, 8 W. Washing- ton, res. 115 N. Pennsylvania.
Wilmot T. H., salesman 8 W. Washington, bds. 115 N. Penn- sylvania.
Wilson Abner, foreman press-room Journal office, bds. 58 S. Penn.
Wilson A. J., marble mantle maker, res. 10 N. Delaware.
Wilson C. G., sash painter, res. 174 S. Mississippi.
Wilson Daniel, res. 55 S. Pennsylvania.
Wilson Edward, laborer, res. Market bet. West and Cali- fornia.
Wilson James, carpenter, res. Indiana ave.
WILSON J. B., wholesale and retail hardware, 60 W. Washington, res. 266 N. Illinois.
Wilson J. Colman, telegraphic operator, T. H. & R. R. R. De- pot, res. 15 S. Illinois.
Wilson John R., laborer, res. 137 N. West.
Wilson John, baker, bds. + S. Meridian.
Wilson John, plasterer, res. 183 E. Ohio.
Wilson John, laborer, res. 128 W. Georgia.
Wilson John H., miller, res. 135 Bluff road.
Wilson Jonathan, res. 64 E. North.
Wilson J. S., dealer in lumber, bds. 167 E. Ohio.
Wilson Jos. B., miller Carlisle's Model Mills.
Wilson L. B., civil engineer, res. 63 W. Maryland.
Wilson Mrs. G. (wid.,) seamstress, res. 53 Huron.
WILSON O. M., attorney at law and notary public, cor. of
Washington and Meridian, res. Tennessee bet. Georgia and Maryland.
Wilson Mrs. Rebecca, nurse, res. 121 N. New Jersey.
Wilson Sanford B., boarding-house, res. E. National Road. Wilson Stephen P., plasterer, 250 Madison ave.
Wilson T. K., salesman, 61 Blake's Block, bds. 266 Illinois. Wilson Thomas, laborer, res. 114 S. New Jersey.
Wilson W., watchman Madison depot, res. 272 S. Delaware. Wilt J. F., currier for J. K. Sharpe, res. 46 E. Ohio.
Wilt John, American Eating Saloon, 168 E. Washington, New Jersey.
Winchel Mrs. E. A., seamstress, res. 148 E. New York.
Wineburger J. C., Depot Bakery, opp. Union Depot, res. Georgia.
Wineburger H., clerk Depot Bakery.
Wingate J. F., grocery 165 Virginia ave., res. 151 Virginia ave.
Winkel Fred., teamster Carlisle's Model Mills.
81,000 Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines in use in this country.
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Winkler Valentine, stone mason, res. 57, cor. MeCarty and Bluff Road.
Winkler V., currier for John Fishback.
Winsor John, car trimmer Lawrenceburg car shop, res. cor. Bates & Cady.
Winter David E., painter, res. 122 E. Market.
Winans Samuel, printer Indiana American.
Winegar G., ostler bds. Farmers' Hotel.
Wingate E. H., merchant.
Wipple Charles W., res. 44 E. Louisiana.
Wirz Jacob, U. S. A., res. 52 South.
Wise Charles, carpenter, res. 145 E. Ohio.
Wise William, agent Dayton ale, 74 W. Washington, res. 94 N. Illinois.
Wiseman Mrs. B. A., (wid.,) res. 83 N. Pennsylvania.
Wishmire Anthony, laborer, res. 148 E. Ohio.
Wishmire Christian F., res. Davidson, near saw mill.
Wishmire John, res. 25 East.
Wissert John, express-man, res. 181 E. Market.
Witte Lou., assistant book-keeper Branch Bank, bds. 93 W. Washington.
Wittenberg Charles, (Krause & W.,) res. 111 E. Ohio.
Witness, (weekly,) M. G. Clarke and Co., proprietors and publishers, office Odd Fellows' Hall.
Wocher Ferdinand, (Egner & W.,) bds. Union Hall.
Woelz Charles A., confectioner, res. Michigan, bet. Liberty and Noble.
WOERNER PHILIP, dealer in groceries, liquors and ale, 78 W. Washington, res. same.
Woerner Philip F., clerk 78 W. Washington, bds. same. Wolf Catherine, (wid., ) res. 124 S. Delaware.
Wolf Mrs. Isabella, seamstress, res. cor. East and Ohio.
WOLF WILSON S., attorney at law and notary public, 7 Glenns' Block, bds. Pyle House.
Wolfe Charles, harness maker for Sulgrove & Reynolds, res. alley, bet. Arsenal and W. Market House.
Wolfe Louisa, (wid.,) washer, res. 246 Madison ave.
Wolff Robert, gunsmith, works 17 Kentucky ave., bds. 28 Kentucky ave.
Wolfram A. T., printer Journal Office, bds. 101 N. New Jersey.
Wolfram C. A., printer, res. 101 N. New Jersey.
Wolfram Mrs. Sarah, res. 101 N. New Jersey.
WOLTZE W. E., watchmaker and jeweler, 164 E. Washing- ton, res. same.
WOOD A. D., wholesale and retail dealer in hardware, stoves, &c., 71 E. Washington, res. 164 N. New Jer- sey .
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine with Hemmer, for $50.
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WOOD ALEX., dealer in groceries, provisions, country produce, &c., 129 N. Illinois, res. 127 N. Illinois.
Wood B., surgeon dentist, 42 N. Pennsylvania, res. same.
Wood E. A., (W. & Barnett,) res. outside city limits.
Wood E. R., (J. G. W. & Sons,) res. St. Joseph, bet. Penn- sylvania and Meridian.
Wood Jacob, pump maker, W. Indianapolis.
Wood James, surveyor, res. 127 N. Illinois.
Wood James N., surveyor, bds. 127 N. Illinois.
Wood James M., paper maker, res. 146 W. Ohio.
Wood J. G., (J. G. W. & Sons,) res. St. Joseph, bet. Penn- sylvania and Meridian.
Wood Jolin F., clerk postoffice, res. 161 E. Market.
Wood John M., (W. & Foudray,) res. 53 N. Pennsylvania.
Wood J. G. & Sons, house joiners and cabinet makers, 9 Virginia ave.
Wood J. W., (J. G. W. & Sons,) res. St. Joseph, bet. Penn- sylvania and Meridian.
Wood Levi, 31st Indiana Volunteers, res. 37 E. Michigan.
Wood Mrs., (wid.,) res. 57 N. Pennsylvania.
Wood Wm., res. 140 N. Pennsylvania.
Wood Wm. D., saddler, 34 W. Washington.
Wood Wm., brick mason, res. W. Indianapolis.
Wood Mrs. Zyrena, (wid.,) res. 178 S. Tennessee.
WOOD & BARNETT, meat market, 157 E. Washington.
WOOD & FOUDRAY, livery and sale stables, 10 N. Penn- sylvania.
Woodford Margaret, (col.,) washer, res. 21 Virginia ave.
Woodruff Mrs. Adeline, tailoress, res. 232 N. New Jersey.
Woolen Wm. M., grocer, res. 82 W. Vermont, cor. Missis- sippi.
Woolf Erasmus, cooper, res. N. Blake.
Woollen Milton, farmer, res. 147 N. West.
WOOLLEN WM. W., attorney at law and notary public, College Hall, bds. 149 West.
Word Henry, laborer, res. 113 W. Michigan.
Wordsworth William, manufacturer of woolen goods at Yount's factory, bds. 74 N. Tennesse.
Worland William, provision and feed store, 37 Virginia ave., res. in rear.
Worth A., secretary of I. & C. R. R., res. 246 S. Alabama.
Worth J. C., anctioneer, res. 125 Ft. Wayne ave.
Wasmont Louis, tailor, res. 5 N. New Jersey.
Wathers John, res. 100 Bates.
Wren Edmond, wagon-maker, res. 51 S. New Jersey.
Wren Michael, laborer, bds. 184 S. Tennessee. Wren Thomas, contractor, res. S. Alabama.
Wrenn John, carpenter, res. 192 S. Delaware.
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Wright Aaron, res. W. Indianapolis.
Wright Arthur L., deputy treasurer, res. 92 N. Alabama.
Wright Asa, painter, bds. 10 N. Mississippi.
Wright Augustus S., homeopathist, res. 136 N. Illinois.
Wright C. A., real estate agent, Temperance Hall.
WRIGHT, BATES & MAGUIRE, wholesale grocers, 6 Bates House.
Wright C., pump maker, res. 128 S. Noble.
Wright Esther, family sewing, res. 191 N. New Jersey.
Wright Frank M., (W. & Downer,) res. 143 N. Pennsylva- nia.
Wright George, ostler. res. 77 N. Noble.
Wright Hiram, blacksmith, Bellefontaine car shop, res. 74 Benton.
Wright Jacob T., county auditor, office county buildings, res. 117 N. Delaware.
Wright John C., (W., Bates & Maguire,) res. 30 N. Meridian. Wright Matilda, dressmaker, 10 N. Mississippi.
Wright M. H., physician and surgeon, res. cor. Meridian and Ohio.
Wright R. M., foreman shoe shop, Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. S. E. Michigan road.
Wright Thomas, salesman, New York store, bds. Spencer House.
Wright Thos. C., billiard saloon, 16 W. Georgia, bds. Ori- ental House.
Wright Wesley, bar-keeper, Magnolia saloon, res. 10 Mis- sissippi.
Wright W. II., messenger Adams' Express, res. 175 Ala- bama.
Wright Wm. G., pump-maker, res. 28 Huron.
WRIGHIT CHRIST., Eagle Saloon, 138 E. Washington, res. same.
WRIGHIT & DOWNER, brewers of Downer's champagne ale, Blake, near Patterson's Mill
Wundrum William, tailor, 63 E. Washington.
Wust John, wood-turner, res. 97 Ft. Wayne ave.
Wyatt Monroe, bar-keeper, bds. 10 Mississippi.
Wygart W. D., farmer, res. 76 W. Maryland.
Wyse Mrs., washer, res. 103 Railroad.
Wysong Christopher, brick-layer, res. Illinois, S. of Pogue's Run.
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Yager William, cooper, res. 166 N. Noble. Yandes Daniel, res. 64 N. Pennsylvania.
Successive years at Mechanic's Institute, Cincinnati.
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Yandes D., Jr., (Y. & Co.,) res. 64 N. Pennsylvania.
Yandes Frederick, blacksmith, res. 99 Bluff Road.
Yandes George, salesman 38 E. Washington, res. 64 Penn- sylvania.
YANDES SIMON, attorney at law, 19} E. Washington. Yandes & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in hides and leather, 38 E. Washington.
Yarbrough Peter, railroader, res. 35 S. Noble.
Yarger John, meat market, 200 E. Washington, res. one mile E. of city.
Yarger K., butcher, 200 E. Washington.
Yeager Christ., grocery, 215 E. Washington, res. same.
Yeager John, file cutter, bds. 166 S. Alabama.
Yewell Solomon, book-keeper, res. 195 S. Pennsylvania.
Yohn James C., paymaster U. S. A., res. 74 N. Delaware.
York E. D., driver American Express Company, bds. Morris House.
Yost Thos., bds. 69 W. South.
Yot John, waiter for Louis Lang.
Young Christ., patern maker, res. 80 Vermont.
Young Granville, bds. 11 S. Mississippi.
Young Geo. D., machinist, res. 68 S. New Jersey.
Young Dr. J. S., bds. Ohio House.
Young H. H., school teacher, res. cor. Ash and Cherry.
Young Julius, tailor, bds. 1032 E. Washington.
Young N. R., book-keeper, bds. 13 S. Illinois.
YOUNG RICHARD F., Palmer House Saloon, cor. Wash- ington and Illinois, bds. 101 W. New York.
Young Sules D., printer, bds. cor. Ash and Cherry.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Ray's Block.
Youngerman Charles, blacksmith, res. 16 N. Delaware.
Youngerman Charles F., stone cutter, 168 S. Delaware.
Youngerman George, blacksmith, bds. East Street House. Youngerman George, saloon, cor. Washington and Dela- ware, res. 209 Washington.
Youngerman Mrs. Mary, res. 86 Massachusetts ave. Youtsey Thomas, laborer, res. 229 S. East.
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Zabel Charles, cabinet-maker, bds. 73 S. Illinois. Zehringer Landilien, cabinet-maker, res. 121 N. Noble. ZEIGLER WILLIAM, Boston Store, 10 E. Washington, res. 71 N. Meridian. Zellers Henry, mattress-maker, bds. 63 W. Louisiana. Zimmerman Christopher, gravel-roofing, res. 130 E. Mar- ket.
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Zimmerman Joseph, tailor 31 Virginia ave., res. same. Zink Henry, barber, bds. Mississippi, bet. South and Canal. Zipperle John, shoemaker, W. Indianapolis. Zoick William, tailor, bds. 54 N. Noble. Zumbush Theodore, jeweler, 128 South, up stairs. Zurick William, tailor, 144 E. Washington.
PEARL STREET SALOON Opposite O. W. Johnson's Livery Stable, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Of every description always on hand.
THOS. McBAKER, Prop'r.
For four successive years at the Ohio State Fair.
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JACOB ELDRIDGE, REAL ESTATE AGENT AND Commission Merchant, No. 13 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST., Four doors S. of Palmer House, East side, up stairs, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
Will attend to the buying and selling of Indiana and West- ern Lands, Pay Taxes, Examine Titles, Negotiate Trades, Exchange Goods for Land, and Land for Goods.
All Correspondence Promptly Attended to,
IF ACCOMPANIED WITH A STAMP TO PAY POSTAGE.
C. BEATTY, Assistant.
BRAY HOUSE,
Two Squares South-East of Union Depot, corner of Dela- ware and South Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. RAY & LAMBERT, Proprietors.
STEPHEN SMITH,
THE OLD AND RELIABLE
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
LEAVE ORDERS at either of the Printing Offices. RESIDENCE, No. 102 NORTH MISSISSIPPI ST.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines warranted for three years.
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REDSTONE, BROS. & CO., Redstone Machine Works,
Delaware Street, Opp. Cincinnati Freight Depot,
Have constantly on hand and for sale a large variety of Machines, for which they have the exclusive right to manufacture.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Reapers and Mowers, Sawing Machines, Shingle Ma- chines, Straw Cutters, Power Pumps, Single or Double Horse Power Saw Mills, and
CHEAP HORSE POWERS,
Can be supplied at the above Works.
Every Machine arranted.
CERTIFICATES
Of some of our well-known citizens who have used the Redstone Saw- ing Machine:
INDIANAPOLIS, December 3, 1861.
This is to certify that we have been using Messrs. Redstone, Bros. & Co.'s Sawing Ma- chine over six months, and find that it will accomplish easily an equal amount of work with less than one-fifth the power necessary to run a circular saw large enough to do the same kind of work, and we take pleasure in recommending it to those who have use for a Sawing Machine, easily adapted to hand or other motive power, on the farm or in the work- shop. OSGOOD, SMITH & CO.
BROOKVILLE, March 14, 1861.
Messrs. Redstone, Bros. & Co .:
We are well pleased with the Sawing Machine we got from you, it is certainly ahead of anything we have ever seen for cross-cutting timber. It cuts very rapidly and as true as a straight edge, and with less power than any other machine that we have ever seen. MORGAN & MEANS.
INDIANAPOLIS, February 13, 1862.
Messrs. Redstone, Bros. & Co. :
GENTS: I have been using one of your Sawing Machines about three months, and do un- hesitatingly pronounce it all that it is recommended, and would say that one-horse power is enough to run it. The cutting of wood with your machine is mere pastime-the hand- ling of the wood being all that seems like work. JOHN BUCHANAN.
INDIANAPOLIS, February 15, 1862.
Messrs. Redstone, Bros. & Co .:
GENTS: We are using one of your Sawing Machines and can recommend it as the best machine in use for sawing.
DAVID M. COMPTON, HIRAM KENWORTHY.
Many other references may be had by calling at the shop, where the machines may be seen.
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer is the only Hemmer that will Fell.
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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 Bind- ers, Dressmakers, Shirt Manufacturers, in fact all who want a Sewing Machine that will do its work well and rapidly, use
WHEELR 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 cassimers or coarse 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, acquire 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.
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 W. Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine will last a life-time.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS MIRROR.
Containing the Name and Location of principal Business Men in the City, under the particular Trade or Profession in which they are engaged.
Accoucher and Midwife. Thompson Mrs., 74 N. Illinois.
Academy for Boys.
Ilay's, under Masonic Hall.
Agents, Ale and Porter.
Barnard J., Chicago Champaign Ale, S. Meridian. Wise Wm., Dayton Ale, 74 W. Wash.
Agent American Bible Soci- ety. Armstrong Rev. W. P., 186 N. III.
Agent Cincinnati Newspa- pers.
Ratti F. A., 8 Pearl.
Agents, Insurance. (See Insurance.)
Agents, Knitting Machine. Harlin, J. J., 63 W. Washington.
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