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groceries, produce, &c., 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Daniels Mrs. C. F., dress maker, res. 60 N. Delaware.
Daniels Samuel, res. 71 S. New Jersey.
Danmier Frederick, drayman, res. 146 E. Ohio.
Danway Andrew, laborer, W. Indianapolis.
Daragh William, merchant tailor, res. 56 S. Illinois.
Darby John, hominy maker, Railroad City Mills, res. 33 W. Ohio.
Darnall W. W., Captain 11th Regiment Indiana Volunteers, res. 71 N. Delaware.
Darnell C., carpenter, res. Illinois, bet. Fifth and Sixth.
Darnell John, railroader, res. 23 Harrison.
Darnley Francis, railroader, res. 22 Henry.
Darragh William, cuttlery, 3 E. Washington, res. cor. Wil- low and Garden.
Darrow George, wood sawyer, res. 149 S. Mississippi.
Darrow Ben. C., (Cady & Co.,) res. 161 N. New Jersey.
Darrow James R., auctioneer, res. 67 N. East.
Dash John, laborer, res. 116 S. Noble.
Daugherty J. F., clerk postoffice, res. 61 Massachusetts ave. Daumont P. A., jeweler, 9 S. Meridian, res. 32 E. Market. DAUMONT S. H., watch maker, hair braider, and dealer
in clocks, watches, jewelry, silver and plated ware, 9 S. Meridian.
Daven Peter, laborer, res. 83 Huron.
Davenport John, engineer planing mill, res. 58 Indiana ave. David Mrs. Ann, seamstress, res. 20 N. East. David Thomas, (Rigg & D.,) res. 83 South.
David William, res. Illinois, N. of Fourth.
David Wm. C., Florance's saloon, bds. Acy Wright.
Davidson A. H., farmer, E. end of Market.
Davidson John, collector for Journal Company, res. 85 Da- vidson.
Upwards of 100 W. & W. Machines in use in Ind'p'lis making army clothing.
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INDIANAPOLIS
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY
OF E. & J. BRUENING, No. 6 EAST WASHINGTON ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND
AMBROTYPES, MELAINOTYPES PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS, In the most elegant style, equal to the best made in France.
PHOTOGRAPHS FROM MINIATURE TO LIFE SIZE, COLORED IN OIL. Daguerreotypes or Ambrotypes copied into Plain Photo- graphs of any size, By E. BRUENING, Artist, from Dusseldorf. Prices moderate and perfect satisfaction warranted.
BOWEN, STEWART & CO., BOOKSELLERS
AND STATIONERS, And Dealers in WINDOW PAPER, WALL PAPER, PRINTING PAPER AND PRINTERS' MATERIALS, No. 18 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
350 families in Indianapolis and vicinity use Wheeler & Wilson.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Davis Mrs. Maria, tailoress, res. 79 N. New Jersey.
Davis Allen, brakeman Bellefontaine R. R., res. 54 Benton. Davis Amos, (col.,) wood sawyer, res. Sixth, bet. Mississippi and Missouri.
Davis Benjamin, railroader, res. 51 E. Lonisiana.
DAVIS C. B., insurance agent, Odd Fellows' Hall, res. 137 N. Pennsylvania.
Davis Charles W., clerk Union Hall Billiard Room.
Davis D. W., cook St. Nicholas Saloon.
Davis Edwin A., (Pealle & D.,) attorney at low, bus. Bates House.
Davis Edward, constable, res. 129 N. Pennsylvania.
Davis E. W., (Deitz and D.,) res. 78 and 80 W. Washington.
Davis F: A. W., teller Indianapolis Branch Banking Co., bds. cor. Market and Meridian.
Davis Fleming, railroader, res. 124 S. Noble.
Davis George, blacksmith, bds. 179 E. Market.
Davis Haldan, city policeman, res. 150 N. Delaware.
Dari .: J., foundry, res. 64 N. Meridian.
DAVIS JAMES, boots and shows, 127 E. Washington, res. 5 N. Noble.
Davis James, foundryman, bl .. 13 N. New Jersey.
Davis John G., clerk Odd Fellows' Hall, bds. Mrs. Camp- bell's.
Davis Joseph S., messenger Adams Express Co., bds. Pal- mer House.
Davis Joseph W., bell and brass foundry, res. 129 Virgi- nia ave.
Davis Milton, laborer, res. cor. McCarty and Union.
Davis Richard M., shoemaker, res. bet. East and Noble, and Washington and Market.
Davis Robert F., sawmaker, bds. Ray House.
Davis Thomas, butcher, shop 6 S. Alabama, res. 83 South.
Davis Thomas, shoemaker, bds. 5 N. Noble.
Davis T. J., (Kellogg & D.,) bds. Palmer House.
Davis William, 26th Ind. Volunteers, res. 221 N. Noble.
Davis William C., salesman Bee-Hive store, bds. at Macy House.
Davis Wm. H., carpenter, works at Wright's pump shop, E. Maryland, res. 46 W. Maryland.
Dawes A. C., traveling agent E. C. Mayhew & Co., bds. Palmer House.
Dawson David S., blacksmith, works Jones & Vanblaricum's, Maryland, E. of Meridian, res. 41 W. Georgia.
Dawson George, tinner, res. 183 N. New Jersey. Dawson Riley, miller, res. 72 E. St. Clair.
DAY REV. HENRY, pastor Baptist Church, bds. Mrs. McCarty, cor. Meridian and Merrill. 6
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines warranted for three years.
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INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE
RAILROAD
Shortest Route by 30 Miles. The only Route Without Change of Cars.
Three Trains leave Indianapolis daily, on the arrival of Trains from Peru, Lafayette and Terre Haute.
Through to Cincinnati in advance of all other Routes.
Connecting at Cincinnati with all the Great Eastern and Southern Rail- road Lines, and with Steamers on the Ohio River.
The Line of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad commences at Indianapolis, the Capital of Indiana, and passing through the towns of
SHELBYVILLE, GREENSBURG, LAWRENCEBURG AND NORTH BEND,
(In view of the Residence and Tomb of the late General Harrison,) terminates at Cincin- nnti, the Queen City of the West.
This Road was projected with a view to accommodate the travel and trafic, which, com- ing from the North-West, seeks, through the Railroad City, (Indianapolis,) a direct avenve to the great Commercial Metropolis of the West.
For this purpose the two cities have been connected by a direct line of Railroad of uni- form gauge, 110 miles in length, built in a style second to no other road in the Union, being first class in all its equipments for the transportation of passengers and freight in the short- est time and at low rates.
With favorable and reliable arrangements with all connecting Roads, throughout the entire West, this Line guarantees unnsnal 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 attached 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.
IF PARE THE SAME AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
H. C. LORD, President. W. H. L. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
First Premium awarded the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine for three
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CITY DIRECTORY.
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Day L., (W. F. Oglesby & Co.,) bds. 91 N. Tennessee.
Day W. W., butcher, res. E. St. Clair.
Deader William, laborer, res. 117 Union.
Dearboag Christian, laborer, res. 129 E. McCarty.
Deaker Casper, wood sawyer, res. 85 E. St. Mary.
Decker Conrad, blacksmith, res. 140 Davison.
Decker John, res. 227 N. Alabama.
Decker John B., watchmaker and jeweler, 184 E. Washing- ton, res. samc.
Deenen James M., clerk 46 Fort Wayne ave., res. 157 N. New Jersey.
Deer John, laborer, res. 230 N. Alabama.
Deery Edward, laborer, res. Jackson, near city limits.
Decry John, laborer, res. Jackson, near city limits.
De Ford Wm., R., (De F. & Quimby,) res. 113 Massachusetts ave.
Defrees John D., sup't gov. printing, Washington, D. C., res. 54 S. Meridian.
De Ford & Quimby, attorneys at law, 353 E. Washington.
Dehart Austin, teamster, res. 137 N. Mississippi.
Deisier John, Jefferson House, 31 South, res. same.
Deitz Peter, laborer, res N. Blake.
Deleny Michael, railroader, res. 73 N. Noble.
Deller Frederick, painter, res. 102 N. Noble.
Delvo Eugene, stone cutter, res. 3 Elm.
Delzell Hugh, lieutenant Ind. Vol.
Delzell Samuel, sutler U. S. A., res. 91 N. Alabama.
Demos L., saddler, res. 13 W. St. Clair.
Demmy Martin, saddler at Sulgrove & Reynolds, 8 Huron. Demmy Wm. H., harnessmaker, 20 W. Washington, bds. S Huron.
Demotte Wm., teacher Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. E. Na- tional Road.
Demunn Geo., section boss Bellefontaine R. R., res. 12 Bates.
Deneen Amanda, scamstress, res. 157 N. Alabama.
De Nene William, salesman New York Store, bds. Spencer House.
Deniston Mrs. E. A., (wid.,) res. 73 N. Missouri.
Denk Andrew, res. 137 Indiana ave.
Denner Andrew, teamster, W. Indianapolis.
Dennes Mrs. Elvira, res. 78 N. East.
Dennis Peter, soldier, res. 221 S. Delaware.
Dennison O. E., printer, bds. Pyle House, cor. Illinois and Maryland.
Denniston Mrs. E. A., (wid.,) milliner and dressmaker, res. 73 N. Missouri.
Denwald Mathew, drayman, res. 71 Davidson.
Depot Bakery, J. C. Wineberger, prop'r, opp. Union Depot.
Successive years at the United States Fair.
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INDIANAPOLIS
ORED
DIANA PIANO-FORTE WAREROOM,
THEMOIS ? CEVTTIA
.
No. 4 BATES HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
The First Premium awarded the Wheeler & Wilson Machine
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CITY DIRECTORY.
WILLARD & STOWELL,
Keep constantly on hand an Extensive assort- ment of
Melodeons
OF THE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
N. B .- Piano-Fortes Tuned & Repaired. Old Piano-Fortes taken in Exchange for New Ones.
PIANO-FORTES TO RENT
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES, FLUTINAS, ACCORDEONS, DRUMS; FIFES, &c., GUITAR AND VIOLIN STRINGS OF THE BEST QUALITY. ALSO,
INSTRUCTION BOOKS. OF ALL KINDS.
For four successive years at the Ohio State Fair.
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INDIANAPOLIS
CHARLES E. HAWTHORN.
THOMAS BUCHANAN.
HAWTHORN & BUCHANAN,
IMPORTERS OF
Hawthorn & Buchanan,
IMPORTER OF
GLASS
AND
CHINA
QUEENSWARE,
GLASS
No. 83
E. Washington St ..
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Also, Manufacturers and Dealers in
STON WARE.
CLARKE & CO., ODD FELLOWS' HALL, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
PUBLICATIONS OF THE American Sunday School Union, American Tract Society, Am. Bap. Pub. Society, Sheldon & Co., Henry Hoyt, and Methodist Book Concern.
My Agents for the State for Horace Waters' DAY AND SABBATH SCHOOL BELL.
CHARLES GLAZIER, (Late Bradshaw & Glazier,) COMMISSION MERCHANT,
DEALER IN FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY, BUTTER, Dried Fruit, Seeds, and Produce Generally. Also, Agent for the New York Reaper, No. 16, Cor. Pearl and Meridian Sts., Indianapolis. AParticular attention given to the sale and purchase of Flour, Grain and Produce.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines have been awarded the First Premium
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QUEENSWARE
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Dupez Aug., currier Mooney & Co.'s.
Dernham Max, agent Eagle Clothing Store, 1 W. Washing- ton, res. 28 N. Mississippi.
Derringer David, carpenter, res. Howard.
Deshley John, cabinet maker, res. Pennsylvania.
Despa Aernest, painter. res. 30 Loukabec.
Dessar A., (D. & Bro.,) res. Illinois, second door from cor. of Illinois and Vermont.
Dessar David, (D. & Bro.,) bds. Illinois, second door from cor. of Illinois and Vermont.
DESSAR & BRO., merchant tailors and clothiers, 6 E. Washington.
Detricht William, bds. 14 W. Georgia.
Devall A. A., (wid.,) res. 112 Virginia ave.
Devening Daniel, wood sawyer, res. S. West.
Devennish John J., moulder, res. 140 E. New York.
Devennish - -, cutter, res. 139 E. South.
Devinnish Solomon, tailor, res. 169 South.
De Ware James, machinist, res. 172 E. Ohio.
Dezeng Charles E., clerk, 14 W. Washington, bds. 132 N. Illinois.
Dickens Ephraim, res. 99 Indiana ave.
Dickey Mrs. Rebecca, seamstress, res. 133 E. New York.
Dickison J. C., res. 109 S. Alabama.
Dickison J. L., physician, res. 135 S. Alabama.
Diekman Frederick, carpenter, res. 41 N. East.
Dickman Francis, farmer, Illinois, cor. Sixth.
Dickman Fred., salesman 29 W. Washington.
Dickson Andrew, New York Store, bds. Palmer House.
Dickson Carlos, book-keeper, 26 and 28 W. Washington, bds. 36 Meridian.
Dickson George, (col.,) carpenter, res. 123 Ohio.
Diefert Alec, butcher, 167 S. Delaware.
Dieter Jacob, cigar maker, 35 W. Washington.
Dieter Ernst, shoemaker, res. 133 Railroad.
Dietz Adam, Paradise Garden, cor. Alabama and Ft. Wayne, res. same.
Dietz George, (D. & Davis,) 78 and 80 W. Washington. DIETZ & DAVIS, Washington Hall Saloon, 78 and 80 W. Washington.
Dietzel Adam, ostler, res. 77 N. Davidson.
Dilgr Adam, barber Bates House hair-dressing saloon, bds. with Mrs. Walk.
Dill Mrs. Gertrude, res. 11 E. North.
Dill Miss Lizzie St. C., authorcss, bds, 11 E. North.
Dill A. M., saddler, res. 69 E. Merrill.
Dill Henry C., printer, bds. 11 E. North.
For four successive years at the Am. Institute, New York.
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INDIANAPOLIS
PERU & INDIANAPOLIS
1062.
1062.
RAILROAD.
This Road is seventy-three miles in length, runs through the center of Marion, Hamilton, Howard and Miami counties, and extends from Indi- anapolis to Peru, passing through the flourishing towns of Noblesville, Cicero, Tipton, Sharpsville and Kokomo, connecting at Peru with the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad East for Toledo and Detroit, and West for Logansport, Delphi, Lafayette, and towns in Eastern Illinois. Also, connects at Kokomo with the C. & C. Air Line R. R. for Chicago, and towns and cities in the North-West. Connects at Indianapolis with
MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS,
TERRE HAUTE RICHMOND, Terre Haute, Alton and St. Louis, and JEFFERSONVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS,
And the other numerous Railroads diverging from Indianapolis for all points South and West. This is the most direct route from Lonisville and Southern towns to TOLEDO, DETROIT, AND MONTREAL.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS carried as low as by any other Roate.
This is 62 miles shorter to the Lakes from Indianapolis than by any other road. This Company have excellent facilities for transporting FREIGHT and PASSENGERS, and the road is in good running condi- tion and a safe and reliable route.
DISTANCES.
INDIANAPOLIS to
Miles.
Miles.
James' Switch
6
Sharpsville
46
Phipp's .
9
Fairfield
50
Cestletou
11
Kokomo
54
New Britton
17
Cassville. 59
Noblesville
22
Miamitown 57
Cicero.
28
Leonda.
68
Arcadia
31
Peru .
73
Buenna Vista.
34
Fort Wayne
129
Tipton ..
39
Toledo .. 223
Jacksons' Mill.
42
Chicago
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OFFICERS.
DAVID MACY, Ceneral Agent and Superintendent.
C. B. ROBINSON, Assistant Superintendent.
THEO. P. HAUGHEY, Secretary, Treasurer, and General Ticket Agent.
L. N. ANDREWS, General Freight Agent.
F. GILMON, Master Machinist, (Peru, Indiana.)
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines awarded the first premium for five
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Dill James, bds. 11 E. North.
Dill John P., bds. 11 E. North.
Dilley John, boarding house, 72 S. Illinois.
Dillon Daniel, laborer, res. 21 Benton.
Dillon John B., historian, bds. 88 Virginia ave.
Dillon Patrick, Wright's Bowling and Billiard Saloon, bds. near Rolling Mill.
Dillon Mrs. Sarah, (wid.,) seamstress, res, 26 Willard.
Dinsmore J. J., teacher of penmanship, Bryant's Commer- cial College, bds. with Mrs. Cook.
Dippel Joseph, laborer, res. 111 N. Noble.
Dipple John, waiter Little's Hotel.
Dipple Henry, bar-keeper National saloon.
Dirkert Jacob, cabinet maker, res. 128 N. West.
Disler Mrs. Mary, (wid.,) res. 163 S. Tennessee.
Diver James, clerk, res. 44 Massachusetts ave.
Dixon James, laborer, bds. 13 S. Illinois.
Dixon James, workman at arsenal, res. Missouri, S. of South.
Doarr George, waiter at Spencer House, res. S. Illinois, S. of Pogue's Run.
Dobson Mrs. Catherine, res. 170 W. Market.
DODD H. H., (H. II. D. & Co.,) res. 168 W. New York.
DODD H. II. & CO., book and job printers, and book bind- ers, 18 E. Washington.
Dodd Joshna, auctioneer. res. 51 Indiana ave.
Dodd John W., res. 128 N. Illinois.
DODD, TALBOTT & PARSONS, directory publishers, old Sentinel Building, 18 E. Washington.
Dodge W. C., engineer Bellefontaine R. R., res. 227 S. Del- ware.
Dodson Win., engineer Terre Haute R. R., bds. 107 S. Ten- nessee.
Doerr George, hotel waiter, res. 34 S. Illinois.
Doggett G. R., harness maker, 20 W. Washington, bds. Lit- tle's Hotel.
Doggett Richard, shoemaker, res. 69 W. Vermont.
Doherty M., (McTaggart & D.,) res. near Underhill's Mill.
DOHN PHILLIP, manufacturer and dealer in furniture, 21 S. Meridian, res. same.
Dolus John, laborer, res. 56 Hosbrook.
Domon Emile, clerk California House.
Donaldson C. S., wholsale dealer in teas, cigars and tobacco, 71 W. Washington, res. 222 Illinois.
Donnan Mrs. Barbara, (wid.,) boarding house, 74 N. Ten- nessee.
Donohue James, railroader, bds. 95 Bates.
Donough Daniel B., book-keeper, 14 W. Washington, bds. 21 Kentucky ave.
Successive years at Mechanic's Institute, Cincinnati.
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INDIANAPOLIS
EXCHANGE BILLIARD ROOMS.
EXCHANGE BUILDING, Illinois Street, opposite the Bates House, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Chauncey Montgomery, Prop'r.
THE EXCHANGE IS THE
FINEST BILLIARD ROOM In the State, and second to none in the Western Country.
FLORANCE'S SALOON,
No. 13 North Illinois St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Florance Richter, - Proprietor.
THE VERY BEST Wines, Liquors and Cigars, ALWAYS ON HAND.
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer makes hems of any width.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Donovan Ephraim, res. 184 N. East.
Donovan James, drayman, res. W. North.
Doogan Thomas, shoemaker, res. 152 E. North.
Doran Michael W. E., pattern maker, res. cor. Pine and Forest ave.
Dorr George, waiter Spencer House.
Dorsey N. J., physician and surgeon, 48 N. Pennsylvania, res. same.
Dorsey Thomas, laborer, res. 104 N. Mississippi.
Doty David D., (D. & Lee.) res. Danville, Indiana.
Doty John, teamster, W. Indianapolis.
DOTY & LEE, State House Saloon, opp. State House.
Dougherty Charles, grocer, res. 245 S. Delaware.
Dongherty Joab, cabinet maker, res. 49 N. New Jersey.
Dougherty Zedick, physician, res. California, bet. Washing. ton and Market.
Doughty John G., Quartermaster U. S. A.
Doughty Lafayette, driver of engine Henderson, res. 50 N. Delaware.
Douglass George, at Douglass' book-bindery, bds. 130 W. New York.
Douglass James G., book-binder, Journal Building, res. 130 W. New York.
Douglass Mrs. John, (wid.,) res. 130 W. New York.
Douglass S. M., principal station baggage master at Union Depot, bds. 130 W. New York.
Downer W. S .. (Wright & D.,) bds. Adam Gold, W. Wash- ington.
Downey John, stone cutter, 127 E. Washington, res. 11 E. Georgia.
Downey M., marble worker and dealer, 127 E. Washington, res. same.
Downey Mrs. Mellissa, res. 43 N. Pennsylvania.
Downey James E., works at arsenal, bds. 34 E. Market.
Downing John P., clerk, 20 S. Meridian.
Downs Charles, blacksmith, res. 71 N. Missouri.
Doxon Mrs. Mary, res. 66 N. East.
Draeger Charles, watchmaker 67 W. Washington, rcs. 59 Georgia.
Drake E. B., (E. B. D. & Co.,) bds. 88 N. Alabama.
Drake Edward, foundryman, Root, Drake & Co., bds. 01 N. Alabama.
Drake R. H., book-binder, Journal Building, 'bds. Macy House.
DRAKE E. B. & CO., manufacturers of whitelead and colors, 47 South. (See card.)
Drechsel Geo., plow stalker, bds. East Street House.
Dreher Mathias, salesman 70 E. Wash. res. 46 N. Liberty.
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer is the only Hemmer that will Fell.
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INDIANAPOLIS
H. S. ROCKEY,
Wholesale and Retail dealer in COIL OIL LAMPS.
WICKS, &C. No. 13 South Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MARTIN HUG, CAPITAL SALOON
No. 14 East Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Bysters and Game in their season.
WARM MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
WEAVER & WILLIAMS, UNDERTAKERS, No. 72 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
BURIAL CASES 5
Metalic, Wooden and Terra Cotta, FURNISHED AND PREPARED FOR TRANSPORTATION. Orders punctually attended to day or night.
Upwards of 100 W. & W. Machines in use in Ind'p'lis making army clothing.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Dresback C. Henry, messenger American Express Company, bds. Morris House.
Drew John A., (S. W. D. & Son,) res. 76 N. Tennessee.
Drew Samuel W., (D. & Son,) res. Massachusetts ave., near Michigan.
Drew S. W. & Son, carriage makers, E. Market Square
Drinkut Wm., watchman, res. 89 S. New Jersey.
Driscoll Jerry, workman at Rolling Mill, res. 22 Willard.
Drought John. laborer, ros. Canal, S. of Youth.
R. R. . 115 8. Roy . 1. 3.
Drum J. J., A.S. 111 24. Pennsylvania.
Drum Jas. B., Quartermaster 10th Regiment Indiana Vol- unteers.
Dram Robert. teamster, res. 122 N. East.
Drum Wm. H., res. 238 S. Alabama.
Duffey John, tailor. res. cor. Maryland and West.
Duffy James, laborer. res. 32 N. Ellsworth.
Dayan Pater taily. Ils. Little's Hotel.
Pake Mr .. , (wic. W. Indianapolis. Juillet on | Hvis.
De: . Jams .. 1
Dukwaler Jacob, railroader. E. end of Market.
Dulz John P., clerk 256 E. Washington, bds. same.
Dumont E., Brigadier General U. S. A., res. 60 N. Alabama.
Dumont Eugene A., book-keeper Western Machine Works, bds. N. W. cor. Louisiana and New Jersey.
Dumont John J., (D. & Sinker,) res. S. W. cor. Louisiana and New Jersey.
Dumont & Sinker, Western Machine Works, cor. Pennsyl- vania and Railroad.
Dunbar Melzar, mason, res. 178 S. Pennsylvania.
Dunbar James, res. 117 W. North.
Duncan Harry, bds. 13 Kentucky ave.
Duncan John, laborer, res. 153 East.
Duncan Robert, 2nd engineer Identical Mills.
Duncan Robert B., attorney at law. office Hubbard's block, res. Ft. Wayne ave.
Dunlap James, artist, 137 E. Washington.
Dunlap Livingston, physician, res. 12 Virginia ave.
Dunlop John, Sr., res. 72 N. Meridian.
DUNLOP JOHN S., general insurance and real estate agent, cor. Meridian and Washington. res. 114 N. Meridian.
Dunlop Robert, works Goldsmith's nursery, res. 83 Huron. Dunmire Anthon, laborer, res. 5 Railroad. Dunn Mrs. E. A., (wid.,) res. 26 and 28 W. New York. DUNN JACOB P., notary public, office Indianapolis Branch Bank, res. 80 E. Market.
350 families in Indianapolis and vicinity use Wheeler & Wilson.
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INDIANAPOLIS
CITY GROCERY. C. L. HOLMES, Wholesale and Retail
GROCER, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, And Dealer in FOREIGN FRUITS, &c., NO. 31 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, First door West of Charles Meyer,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CHARLES COX, Manufacturer of Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware,
And Dealer in
PARLOR, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, Hot-Air Furnaces, FOR HEATING PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS, No. Il WEST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
HENNING & STELZELL,
Proprietors of
BAYES HOUSE
AND
PALMER
HOUSE
Hair-dressing SALOONS,
NOS. 12 ILLINOIS ST., And 1 Palmer House.
Cold, Warm and Show- er
Baths. Hair-cutting and Shampooing done by the best workmen.
F C.HUSSEY-CO-ENG
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine will last a life-time.
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Dunn John C., plumber and gas fitter, 24 Kentucky ave. res. Mississippi, N. of St. Clair.
Dunn W. A., clerk Wright, Bates & Maguire, res. 20 S. Mis- sississippi.
Dunn William, porter 6 Bates House, res. 6 S. Tennessee.
Durham George W., bricklayer, 142 E. Ohio.
Durie Henry, engineer, res. 149 E. Ohio.
Durninger -, plasterer, res. 17 E. George.
Dury John, salesman 5 W. Washington, res. 72 N. East.
Duthie James, helper Central car shop, res. 12 Bates.
Duvall D. C., grocer, res. 113 N. Illinois.
Duvall David, clerk 31 W. Washington, res. 113 N. Illinois. Duvall Joseph P., butcher, 260 Madison ave.
Duzen William, cabinet maker, res. 132 E. North.
Dwyer Thomas, laborer, res. 51 E. Market.
Dwyer William, shoemaker, 308 S. Delaware.
DYE JOHN T., attorney at law, Blackford's Building, res.
154 W. New York. (See card.)
Dyer Stephen, railroader, res. 234 Indiana ave.
E
Eads Miranda, school teacher, bds. 31 N. Ellsworth.
Eagle John H., foreman Journal office, res. 142 N. Alabama. EAGLE SALOON, 130 E. Washington, Christ. Wriedt, proprietor.
Early Peter, workman at Rolling Mill, res. 63 Bluff Road.
Early Peter, U. S. A., res. 178 S. East.
East Empire Saloon, Charles Lauer, proprietor, 162 E. Washington.
Eastman Henry, U. S. A., res. 191 S. Delaware.
Ebert John, carpenter and builder, 32 Kentucky ave., res. South. second house W. of Canal.
Eckhart Wm. A., salesman 19 W. Washington, bds. Far- mers' Hotel.
Eden Charlton, carpenter, res. 86 E. Ohio.
Edger Mrs. Margaret, res. 88 N. New Jersey.
Edwards E., boarding house, 53 S. Illinois.
Edmonds William, (V. K. Hendricks & Co.,) 76 W. Wash- ington, res. 85 N. Meridian.
EVERSON GEO. V., produce dealer, bds. 42 W. Maryland. Egner Franz, (E. & Wocher,) bds. Union Hall.
EGNER & WOCHER, wholesale and retail druggists, S1 E. Washington.
Ehmann Thomas, teamster, res. Tennessee, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Eilaling Dedrech, drayman, res. 13 E. MeCarthy.
81,000 Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines in nse in this country.
96 INDIANAPOLIS
J. M. FROST,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
PATENT MEDICINES
PROPRIETOR OF
Dr. J. M. FROST.
BILIOUS PILLS
LONDOND
FROOT'S LINIMENT, FROST'S PAIN RELIEF, EGYPTIAN SALVE,
OTTAR. OF ROSES. Also, Wholesale Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C.
No. 95 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
AGENTS WANTED, to whom a good commission or salary will be given.
A. J. DANFORTII. F. F. SIMPSON.
DANFORTH & SIMPSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
No. 3 Odd Fellows' Mall,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
AT-Goods delivered free to any part of the city. Particular attention given to keeping choice Teas, Coffee, Sugars, &c., &c.
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine with Hemmer, for $50.
97
CITY DIRECTORY.
Einatz Anthony, res. 127 N. Delaware.
Ekin Capt. James A .; U. S. Quartermaster, bds. Bates House. Elbersmeier Henry, laborer, res. 152 N. Noble.
Elbreg George, marble eutter, bds. Kinder House.
ELDER JOHN R., (E., Harkness & Bingham,) res. 78 N. New Jersey.
Elder E. A., clerk postoffice, res. 98 N. West.
Elder William G., boarding house, res. 89 E. Market.
ELDER, HARKNESS & BINGHAM, proprietors of Daily and Weekly Indiana State Sentinel, S. Meridian, opp. old postoffice.
Eldridge Jacob, real estate agent, 13 S. Illinois, res. 50 S. Mississippi.
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