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Conlin John, horse trader, bds. Magnolia restaurant.
CONNECTICUT FIRE INS. CO., Hartford, Conn., J. S. Dun- lop, agent, off. Dunlop's Building. Connell Frank, bell boy Bates Honse.
Conner Alex. H., (C. & F.,) bds 10 w. Market.
Conner Michael, Wabash bet. N. J. and East.
Conner Thomas, engineer Peru R. R., h. 162 Railroad.
Conner Michael, lab., h. rear 33 e. Market.
Conner Thomas, lab., h. 141 s. Del.
CONNER & FISHBACK, (Alex. H. Conner and Wm. P. Fish- back,) attys at law, off. 45 e. Wash.
Conroy Patrick, tailor, h. 30 s. West.
CONTINENTAL FIRE INS. CO., New York, J. S. Dunlop, agent, off. Dunlop's Block.
Converse Joel, expressman, h. 213 n. Noble.
Conwell Jerome, h. 268 n. Ill.
Conwell Benjamin G., boarding house, s. e. cor. Ala. and N. Y. Conway Michael, clk., h. 51 e. Market.
Conzelmann Conrad, grocer, w. Wash., near bridge.
Cook Charles, collar mkr., h. 55 w. South.
Cook Frank, lab., h. w. Wash., near woolen factory.
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Cook Henry, buss driver, Little's Hotel.
Cook Henry, lab., h. Stump.
Cook James, (col'd,) h. 143 n. Tenn.
Cook Jesse, carp., h. 111 e. N. Y
Cook John, machinist, h. 20 Chatham.
Cook Mrs. Julia, boarding house, h. 44 n. Penn.
Cook Mrs. Mary, h. 20 Chatham.
Cook Moses R., house and sign painter, 31 s. Meri., h. 79 w. Md. Cook Richard, meat market, 3 n. Ill., h. 22 Ind. ave.
Cook Dr. Stephen S., h. 29 Union.
Cook William (Koller & Cook,) h. east, s. Pogue Run.
Coon Peter, grocer, 120 s. w. cor. Penn. and North, h same.
Cooney Dennis, moulder, h. 9. n. East.
Cooper William, engineer, bds. 229 s. Del.
Copeland Franklin, carp., bds. 44 s. Penn.
Cooney Patrick, machinist, bds. 27 s. Del.
Coop Andrew, gardner, Mich. road.
Cooper Albert R., machinist, bds. 229 s. Del.
Cooper Charles A., auctioneer, 15 w. Wash., h. 26 s Miss.
COOPER JOHN, machine shop, at peg and last factory, h. 229 s. Del.
Cooper Joshua, boots and shoes, 79 e Wash., h. 81 Ala.
Cooper N. (col'd,) h. 144 n. Tenn.
Copeland Jesse B., (Eden & C.,) h. 128 e. Market.
COPELAND JESSE W., bonnet bleacher, millinery and silk goods, 7 s. Meri. h. same.
Copeland William, millinery goods, h. 46 s. Penn.
Copeland Simon P., clk., 7 s. Meri., h. 148 n. Miss.
Corbet Mrs. Mary A., h. 143 e. N. Y.
Corkin John, lab., h. 39 Huron.
Corlan Patrick, lab., h. 241 s. Penn.
Corless Corydon D., phys., bds. 53 e. Md.
Corn John, tailor, bds. Union Hall.
Cornelius Cassius, plasterer, h. s. side Dun. bet. Del. and Ala.
Cornelius Mrs. Deborah, h. 237 s. Ala.
Cornelius Edward, bds. 237 s. Ala.
Cosby Henry, (col'd,) wood sawyer, h. on Canal west side.
Coselow John, lab., near Canal w. Market.
Cosler David W., carp., h. 131 n. Noble.
Cossitt Pearl S., att'y at law, off. Hubbard's building, s. w. cor. Meri. and Wash., bds. Little's Hotel.
Costello John, shoemaker, h. 15 Willard.
Costello John, machinist, h. w. Market, West End.
Costello John, boiler mkr., bds. cor. Ben. and Wash.
Costigan Franklin, arch., bds. Oriental House.
Costin Henry, (col'd,) h. 129 e. St. C.
Cothiser Kienter, at peg and last factory, h. s. East.
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INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR. BURNHAM, OFFICE, Yohn's Block, North Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Cures the most obstinate and long standing Diseases, by his NEW METHOD,
Including diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Bladder, Womb, Bowels, Skin, Bones, Eye, Ear, Consumption, Bronchitis, Rheuma- tism, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Neuralgia, Jaundice, Ery- sipelas, Catarrh, Gravel, Salt Rheum, old Ulcers, Fistula, Cancers, Swelled Neck, Hip Diseases, Fits, Nervous Weakness, produced by various causes in young and old, and all curable afflictions.
INDIANAPOLIS REFERENCES.
Persons desirous of knowing more of Dr. Burnham and his skill, are referred to either of the following well known citizens :
PROF. S. K. HOSHOUR, Pres. N. W. C. University. DR. S. C. FRINK.
A. D. STREIGHT, Esq., Proprietor and Publisher of Prof. King's Family Physician.
REV. M. G. CLARK, Editor and Proprietor of Witness. JAS. C. YOHN, Esq.
A, R. HYDE, Esq.
L. W. MOSES, Optician.
J. P. TRIMBLE, Publisher of the Indiana American. W. M. WHEATLEY, Esq.
All letters containing a stamp will receive prompt attention.
Address,
DR. N. G. BURNHAM INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHEELER &WILSON'S
SAHNESTOCK INDPS
SEWING MACHINES
C. H. WILLIAMS, Agent, No. 19 West Washington Street, Second Floor, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
24,305 Machines Sold in 1859,
Being double the sales of any other machine in the country.
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM AWARDED, AT THE
United States Fairs in 1858, '59, 60, and at the Ohio and Ken- tucky State Fairs for 1860; also, at the American Institute, New York, the award of the First Premium was given
THE WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE,
The Committee stating that "This has been the uniform award for this Machine throughout the country for several years, and we think no disinterested per- son will dispute its justice and propriety.'
THE WOMAN'S FRIEND.
Among their undoubted advantages are-
1. Elegance of model and finish.
5. Beauty of stitch, alike on both
2. Simplicity and thoroughness sides of the fabric sewed. of construction, and consequent durability and freedom from de- rangement and need of repairs.
3. Ease of management, and rapidity and quietness of opera- tion.
7. Economy of thread.
8. Applicability to a variety of purposes and materials.
Sewing Machine Needles, Silk Twist Thread, Oil, &c., always on hand. Call or send for a Descriptive Pamphlet, containing full Parti- culars, Prices, Testimonials, &c.
C. H. WILLIAMS, Agent, No. 19 West Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.
6. Strength and firmness of seam that will not rip nor ravel; and made with,
4. Hemming and seaming at- tachment.
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Cotthoff Henry, lab., h. Biddle.
COTTMAN JOHN A., merch. tailor, 17 n. Ill., h. 159 w. Vt. [See card.] Cotton Abel, h. 177 n. Del.
Cottrell Thomas, (C. & Knight,) h. 102 s. N. J.
COTTRELL & KNIGHT, (Thomas Cottrell and John Knight,) coppersmiths, and wholesale and retail dealers in gas fixtures, chandeliers, &c., 94 s. Del.
Coughlen William, (Merritt & C ,) h. 131 w. N. Y.
COULON CHARLES, att'y at law, and real estate agent, 95 e. Wash., h. Cumb. bet. Del. and Ala.
Coulter James S., Bryant's Commercial College.
Coumbe John E., baker, bds. 55 w. Md.
Cousins William, plasterer, h. 165 s. Tenn.
Courtney Patrick, lab., h. Bates near Noble.
Coveoy William, miller, h. bet. West and the canal.
Coverdill Purnel, teamster, 189 s. N. J.
COVERT ISAAC, silver plater, shop 82 w. Wash., bds. 136 n. Ala.
Covert William T., last turner, h 68 Union.
Covington Mrs. Susan, h. 110 w. Market.
Cowan William, wood merch., h. 155 e. N. Y.
Cowgill William, h. 186 Va. ave.
Cowgill Stephen, farmer, bds. Va. ave.
Cox Andrew J., (Weeks & C.,) h. 205 s. Ala.
Cox Mrs. Ann, h. cor. West and Market. Cox Boswell, retired, West Indianapolis.
COX CHARLES, stoves, tin and sheet iron ware, 11 w. Wash., h. 43 s. Merid. [See card.]
Cox Charles H., clk, 11 w. Wash., bds 43 s. Meri.
Cox Elihu, lightning rod maufr, 30} s. Meri.
COX JACOB, artist, 5 Ray's building, h. 41 s. Meri. Cox Samuel, bar-tender, Galt house, s. Ill.
Cox Thomas J., boiler mkr, bds. 72 s. Ill. Cox William A., painter, h. 95 w. Market. Cox William C., (Tomlinson & C.,) h. 144 n. Ill.
Coy Isaac H., millwright, bds. Tully House. Coyner James S., contractor, h. 125 n. Noble. Coyner Martin, contractor, h. 209 e. St. Clair. Crabb Ezra, carp., 150 e. North, h. same.
Craft Smith, blacksmith, h. 210 Ind. ave.
CRAFT WILLIAM H., watchmkr and jeweler, 2 Odd Fel- lows Hall, bds. 40 e. N. Y.
Craig William A., Prin. new 7th ward school, h. 73 n. Penn. Craighead Mrs. Mary J., boarding house, 18 w. Md. Crall Alpheus B., bds. 42 w. Md.
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Crall Frank H., sewing machine ag't, 19} w. Wash., bds. 42 w. Maryland.
Crall Leander H., bds. 42 w. Md.
Cramer Samuel A., h. s. e. cor. Ala. and Ohio.
Crane Dennis, runner Farmers' Hotel.
Crane Elisha C., agt Trask's Stump Puller, bds. 44 n. Penn.
Crane James D., photograph rooms, 19 w. Wash., up stairs, bds. Pyle House.
Crane T. B., ostler Little's Hotel.
Crane Worth, photographer, Crane's Gallery, bds. Pyle House. Crawford George, mail agent, Bellefontaine R. R., bds. Spencer House.
Crawley Conrad, Bellefontaine depot, h. 7 Huron.
Crawson Henry, (col.) h. w. Canal.
Creasser William, butcher, 54 e. South, h. same.
Creasser William, tannery, e. Market on Pogues Run.
Crem Windle, cabinet mkr, e. Wash., n. side Pogues . Run.
CRESSNER THEODORE, acc. Wiley's real estate agency, h. 133 n. West.
CRIQUI MICHAEL, merch. tailor, 84 e. Wash., h. 173 e. Ohio.
Criquar -, tailor, bds. 278 e. Wash.
Crist Mrs. Nancy, h. 116 e. McCarty.
Crooker Mrs. Eliza, bds. 78 n. East.
Crop Henry, gardener, e. Washington, e. Pogues Run.
Cropper Alexander, teamster, h. 77 s. N. J.
Cropper Alexander, teamster, h. 141 n. Noble.
Cropper James, driver, w. Bradshaw & Glazier.
Cropper Roland T., bricklayer, bds. 77 s. N. J.
Cropsey James E., cabinet mkr, h. 14 cor. Mo. and w. Ohio.
Crozier Geo., watchman Glenns' Block, h. 43 n. Tenn.
Cross Ephraim, farmer, h. 280 Ind. ave.
Crossam Henry, ostler, 18 e. Md.
CROSSLAND JACOB A., wholesale dry goods, 75 w. Wash., h. 224 n. Ill.
Crossman A. H., bds. Bates House.
Cruse Solomon, h. Garden.
CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON AND RESTAURANT, Ed- ward Beck, propr, 44 w. Wash.
Culberson Hugh, lab., bds 116 n. East.
Cullens John V., dyer, h. 73 s. Noble.
Cullens Owen, carp., shop N. side Mich., bet. Miss. and Tenn. Culley David O., h. 13 e. Ohio.
Culley David T., railroad man, bds. 26 n. Ill.
Culley Daniel B., book-keeper w. Fletcher & Loomis, h. 156 n. Penn. CULLEY WM., editor Indiana State Guard, off. Locomotive blg, bds. 15 w. Mc Carty.
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Culley William B., shoemaker, h. 15 w. McCarty.
CULLUM EBERLE, printer, w. J. Fahnestock, bds. Pyle House. Culver Elihu, grocer, h. 91 e. Market.
Cumins John H., h. 71 w. Vt.
Cummins John A., h. rear Noble, s. Davidson.
Cummins Walker, confectioner, bds. 43 n. Ill.
Cunningham Mrs. Ellen, h. n. Miss., bet. Fourth and Fifth.
CUNNINGHAM FRANK, ex. dep. Treasurer of State, off. 13 McOuat's block, bds. 63 n. Meri.
Cunningham Frederick P., confectionery and oyster saloon, 43 n. Ill., h. same.
CUNNINGHAM NATHANIEL F., ex. Treasurer of State, off. McOuat's block, 13 Ky. ave., bds. Palmer House.
Cunningham Theodore, hackman, bds. Tremont House,
Curl Matthew, moulder, bds. 66 s. Del.
Curly John, lab., h. 177 s. N. J.
Curran David, apprentice, Journal news room, bds. 25 Benton. Curran John, lab., h. 144 e. N. Y.
Curran Michael, bell boy, Bates House.
Curran Pat. yard man, Little's Hotel.
Curran Patrick, lab., h. s. Benton.
Curran Thomas, servant w. Caleb B. Smith.
CURTIS ANDREW, Justice of the Peace, 39 e. Wash., h. 11 Ft. Wayne ave.
Curtis C. T., ambrotypist, bds. Water, bet. McCarty and Merrill.
Curtis Charles, engineer, Wm. Henderson steam fire engine.
Curtis Joseph, (col.) cook Bates House, h. 101 North.
Curtis J. C., brakeman I. C. R. R., bds. 28 s. Benton.
Curtis Truman M .. engineer Sentinel office, h. Water, bet. Merrill and McCarty.
CURZON JOSEPH, arch. and sup't, off. 9 McOuat's block, h. 218 n. Ill. [See card.]
Cushman H. C., bds. Little's Hotel.
Cutler W. H., messenger American Ex. Co., bds. Bates House.
Cutlin D. M., engineer, bds. Little's Hotel.
Cutter William B., bds. Oriental House, s. Ill.
Cutting Theodore, broom maker, shop 94 Ft. Wayne ave., h. 177 n. Del.
Cuykendall Dor, railroader, bds. La', bet. East and Noble.
Cuykendall Warren M., engineer I. & C. R. R., h. 100 e. La.
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Dabali Franz, cigar makr, 130 s. Del, h. same. DAGGETT WM., confectionery and China tea store, 22 s. Meri. bds. same. Daily Michael, lab., h. 192 s. Del.
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Daily Patrick, bds. 192 s. Del.
Daily William, lab., h. 135 n. Lib.
Dain Edward T., painter, bds. 51 s. Miss.
Dain Josephus, paper hanger. bds. 51 s. Miss.
Dain Joseph, paper hanger, bds. Little's Hotel.
Dain Robert C., paper hanger w. Werden & Co., bds. Little's Hotel.
Dain Thomas, patent medicines, h. 51 s. Miss.
Dair George, wood sawyer, h. s. West.
Dale Alfred S., weigher w. Ferguson & Mansur, h. 75 s. N. J.
Dalton Thomas, lab., h. Daugherty's addition.
DAME JASON, marble dealer, 67 e. Wash., h. 70 s. East.
Damme Francis E., pattern mkr, h. 184 s. Ala.
Damon Peter Emille, clk, California House, 136 s. Ill.
Dana Mrs. Ellen, boarding house, h. 10 w. Market.
DANFORTH & SIMPSON, (Albert J. Danforth and Franklin
F. Simpson,) groceries and provisions, 3 and 5 Odd Fellows Hall, Penn. [See card.]
Danforth Albert J., (D. & S.) h. 112 n. Penn.
Daniels David G., painter, I. & C. R. R., h. 139 Va. ave.
Daniels Miss Hannah, assistant teacher, old 7th ward school, bds. 109 s. Ala.
Daniels Samuel P., mail agt Bellefontaine R. R., h. 63 s. N. J. Danmayer Frederick, drayman, 146 e. Ohio.
Darby John, salesman, w. Wm. C. Smith, bds. 48 California.
Darby Owen, gardener, h. Tenn., n. of Seventh.
Daring Simeon, plasterer, h. 17 e. Geo.
Darnall William, carp., shop and h. 71 n. Del.
Darnell Calvin, h. n. Tenn., bet. Fifth and Sixth.
DARROW GEORGE, printer, John Fahnestock, bds. 132 e. North.
Darrow James, feed store and h. 132 e. North.
Darrow Milton, apprentice State Guard off., bds 132 North.
Dashiell Masten, cooper, bds. East Street House.
Daugherty Barnard, (M. Daugherty & Co.,) tanner, h. Wiscon- sin, near Bluff road.
Daugherty Joab, cabinet maker, h. 51 n. Lib.
Daugherty Joseph F., h. 130 n. Penn.
Daugherty William, tanner, h. Wisconsin, near Bluff road.
Daugherty Michael, (M. Daugherty & Co.,) tanner, Wisconsin, near Bluff ro .. d.
DAUGHERTY M. & CO., tanners and curriers, Wisconsin, near Bluff rd.
Daulby Lawrence, plasterer, h. 133 w. Md.
Daumor Francis, pattern mkr, h. 184 s. Ala.
DAUMONT PETER A., jeweler and silver smith, 9 s. Meri., h. 52 e. Ohio.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ÆTNA BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS.
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HH
ETNA INSURANCE CO.
WM. HENDERSON, AGENT.
H.LEIBER. UNION STEAM MAKERY
Erected 1859-Owned by the Co. CONDITION JANUARY 1, 1861.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
ASSETS.
Bank Stocks in New York, Hartford, Boston, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and other places ..
VALUE. $1,005,309 50
...... United States Stock and State Stocks : New York, Ohio, Kentucky, Ten- nessee, Missouri, Michigan, Indiana ......
City Stock : Hartford, Rochester, Brooklyn, Jersey City, New York. .... Railroad Stocks : Hartford and New Haven, Boston and Worcester, Conn. River ..
438,570 00 182,162 50
94,550 00
Mortgage Bonds
87,434 30
Real Estate unincumbered
89,506 37
Miscellaneous Items 1,250 00
Cash on hand and deposited on call and in Agents' hands .. 366,392 65
LIABILITIES. $2,265,175 32
Claims unadjusted and not due ... $184,676 64 Losses Equitably Adjusted and Promptly Paid in Cash. Application can be made to D. W. GRUBBS, who is fully authorized to transact all business connected with the Agency.
WM. HENDERSON, Agent, Indianapolis, Ind.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TICKERS' DRUG STORE,
W.B. VICKERS. DRUGSTORE
No. 1 ODD FELLOWS HALL, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY & TOILET GOODS.
CHOICE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
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DAUMONT STEPHEN H., watches, clocks and jewelry, 9 s. Meri.
David Mrs. Ann, 20 n. East.
David Robert F., saw mkr, h. 87 s. East.
David Thomas, (Riggs & D.) h. 83 e. South.
David William, h. cor. n. Ill. and Fifth.
Davidge Charles H., salesman w. H. A. Fletcher & Co., bds. 44 s. Meri.
Davidson Geo., carp., h. Dougherty, bet. Wright and McKernan. Davidson James, farmer, n. e. of end of e. Market.
Davidson John, carrier of Daily Journal, h. 75 n. Noble.
Davies Edward B., h. 53 s. Miss.
Davis Allen, railroader, h. 31 Liberty.
Davis Benjamin, road master, T. H. & R. R. R., h. 51 La. DAVIS CHAS. B., General Insurance Agent, Odd Fellow's Hall, up stairs; h. 137 n. Penn. (See card.)
DAVIS CHAS. W., w. C. B. Davis, h. 37 e. St. C.
Davis Dewitt G., machinist, bds. Alvord's block,
Davis Edward, dep. constable, h. 129 n. Penn.
Davis Edward, book keeper, h. 53 s. Miss.
DAVIS EDWIN A., att'y at law, office 6 McOuat's block, Ky. ave. (See card.)
Davis Elisha W., (Geo. Deitz & Co.,) h. 78 w. Wash.
Davis Fleming, boiler maker, h. 56 s. East.
Davis Fred. A. W., teller, Fletcher & Sharpe, bels. 10 w. Market.
Davis George D., blacksmith, I. C. Engine House, bds. Little's Hotel.
David Grove E., engineer P. & I. Railroad.
Davis Gilmore D., machinist, bds. 44 s. Penn.
Davis Greer W., at Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Davis Halden, policeman, h. 150 n. Del.
Davis I. & Co., (Ira Davis and G. W. Mears,) Iron Founders, . 985 Del.
Davis Ira, (I. Davis & Co.,) h. 64 n. Meri.
Davis James, boot. and shoe manuf., 178 e. Wash., h. 5 n. Noble.
Davis James H., (Joseph W. Davis & Co.,) h. 124 e. Market, near Liberty.
Davis Jennie, h. 85 e. Wash.
Davis John, fireman M. & I. Railroad, bds. Ray House.
Davis John, carp., h. 170 n. Liberty.
Davis John W., student Bryant's Coml. College, bds. 132 n. Ala. Davis Joseph S., messenger Adams Ex. Co., h. Evansville, Ind. Davis Joseph W., (Joseph W. Davis & Co.,) h. 129 Va. ave.
Davis Joseph W. & Co., (Joseph W. Davis and James H. Davis,) Brass Founders, 96 s. Del.
Davis Milton, carp., h. 27 e. McC.
Davis Peter, lab., h. Elm near Pine.
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Davis Robert F., saw maker, E. C. Atkins, h. 74 s. East.
Dauis R. M., shoemaker, 188 e. Wash.
Davis R. M., bds. Batty House, 31 n. Ala.
Davis Thomas, shoemaker, bds. 5 n. Noble. Davis Wells, engineer, bds. Little's Hotel.
Davis William H., carp., bds. 54 Ind. ave.
Davis William, feed store, 8 n. Penn., h. 121 n. N. J.
Dawes Adelbert C., salesman w. E. C. Mayhew, bds. Bates House.
Dawlton Thomas, lab., h. Dougherty, near McKernan.
Dawson - -, plasterer, bds. 151 Va. ave,
Dawson Daniel, blacksmith, h. 41 w. Ga.
Pawson Eli, blacksmith, bds. 85 e. Market.
Dawson Riley, carp., h. 81 w. Md.
Dawson Thomas, farmer, h. Bluff rd.
Dawson William, plow manufacturer, h. 250 e. Wash.
Day Lafayette, clerk, w. R. Browning, bds. s. w. cor Md. and Penn.
Day Jeremiah, butcher, 125 e. Market.
Day William, butcher, h. 198 St. C.
Dean Henry, driver, w. A. Einetz, bds. 283 s. Del.
Deana William, lab., h. Winston, bet. Vt. and Mich.
Dearburgh Christian, lab., n. Lib. Bates City Mills.
Dearinger David, carp., h. cor. Third and Howard, shop cor. Ill. and North.
Deary Edward, peddler, h. Jackson, near N. W. C. University. Deary John, farmer, h. Jackson, near N. W. C. University.
Deary Henry, lab., h. Jackson, near N. W. C. University. DEAVER GEORGE W., h. 11 w. North.
Decher Conrad, striker, Bellefontaine shop, h. Davidson.
Decker Jasper, wood sawyer, h. 85 St. Mary.
Decker John, Lab., h. 227 n. Ala.
Dedert William, lab., bds. 205 s. Dela.
Deer Philip, lab., h. 135 Davidson.
Deery Henry, lab. at McCord & Wheatley's, h. Jackson, Butler's addition.
Deford John, clerk, w. E. C. Sulgrove, bds. same.
DEFORD WM. R., att'y at law and notary public, real estate agent and stock broker, off. 35} e. Wash., h. 113 Mass. ave. DEFREES JOHN D., h. 54 s. Meri.
Deidrich Mrs. M., millinery goods, 63 e. Wash.
DEIDRICH WILLIAM, tobacconist, 63 e. Wash. h. same. Deiter Ernest, shoemaker, h. 133 Railroad.
Deiter Jacob, bds. 133 Railroad.
DEITER JOHN C., manager Spencer House cor. s. Ill. and Lou. Deitsal Edom, lab., h. 77 Davidson.
Deitz Fred., bar tender bds. 78 w. Wash.
Deitz Frederick, h. 244 w. Wash.
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DEITZ GEO. & CO., (Geo. Deitz and Elisha W. Davis,) Wash- ington Hall Saloon and Restaurant, 78 w. Wash. Deitz George (G. D. & Co.,) h. 78 w. Wash.
Deitz Peter, watchman at Mansur's pork house, h. Blake, near pork house.
Delaney Michael, R. roadman, h. 73 n. Noble.
Dell Andrew T., foundryman, h. 97 e. McC.
Dell John, gardener, h. n. Meri., near First.
Dell John, shoemaker, h. 89 n. w. cor. n. Meri. and Wal.
Delks Francis M., teamster, bds. 33 Union.
Deller Frederick. painter, h. 102 n. Noble.
Delvaux Eugene, stone cutter, h. 83 Huron.
DELZELL HUGH, real estate dealer, office 37 e. Wash., bds. Palmer House.
Delzell Samuel, (D. & S.,) h. 91 s. Ala.
DELZELL & SMITH, (Samuel Delzell and Francis Smith, ) real estate agents and stock brokers, 37 e. Wash. (See caad.) Demmy Martin, harness maker.
DeMoss Leander, harness maker, h. cor. St. C. and N. J.
Demotte Charles W., student, bds. W. H. Demotte, e. Wash.
Demotte William H., teacher, Deaf and Dumb Asylum, h. s. side e. Wash.
Dempsey Robert M., patent auxiliary mill bolts and smut ma- chine, room 79 s. Ill., bds. 179 s. Ill.
Demunn George, railroader, h. 12 Bates.
Deneen James M., clerk, 46 Fort Wayne ave., h. 157 n. Ala.
Denehy James, ostler w. O. W. Johnston.
Denham Samuel, carp., bds. East Street House.
DENIG J. HENRY, printer Sentinel job rooms, bds. 20 w. Mich. Denny Martin, saddler, h. Huron.
DENNIS CHARLES C., (Park & D.,) h. cor. Wash. and Tenn.
Dennis Charles, carrier Cin. Daily Press, h. 78 n. East.
Dennis Mrs. Elvira, h. 78 n. East.
Dennis James M., student Bryant's Commercial College.
Dennis Peter, brick mason, bds. 136 s. Ill.
Denney William, student Bryant's, bds. 134 n. Ala.
Depair Augustus, butcher, South.
Depree James, sawyer, h. 25 Ind. ave.
Depree James, teamster, h. 25 Ind. ave.
Deprez Augustus, currier, bds: Penn.
Dera William, tailor, h. 1 Willard.
Deree David H., railroad man. Wabash bet. N. J. and East.
Derha Ernest, painter, h. 30 Lockabie.
DERNHAM MAX, agent G. Simon & Son, clothiers, 1 w. Wash., h. 28 n. Miss.
Derrigh Wm., tailor, Moritz, Bro. & Co., h. -
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DESSAR & BROS., (Adolph, Joseph and David,) wholesale and retail dealers in clothing, and merch. tailors, 4 e. Wash., and 4 n. Meri.
Dessar Adolph, (D. & Bros.,) h. 73 w. Md.
Dessar David, (D. & Bros.,) bds. 73 w. Md.
Dessar Joseph, (D. &. Bros.,) res. Maysville, Ky.
Deubler John, at R. mill bds. Union House.
Devening Daniel, baker, h. 137 s. Ala.
Devening John, I. & C. R. R., bds. 137 s. Ala.
Devening John, moulder, h. s. East.
Devenport John, engineer, planing mill, h. 58 Ind. ave.
Devenish Solomon, boarding house, 151 Va. ave.
Devenish John J., machinist, h. 29 Ind. ave.
Devine William, railroad man, 95 Bates.
Devlin George, bds. at 218 w. Wash. Devolbis John, ostler, 24 s. Penn.
Dewald Mathew, drayman, h. 71 Davidson.
Dezeng Charles E., clerk w. C. G. Perkins & Co., bds 126 n. Ill.
Dibbil Librecht, cabinet maker, h. 166 s. N. J.
Dibble Peter, huckster, h. Noble near N. Y.
Dickert Jacob, cabinet maker, h. 128 n. West.
Dickinson James L., electic physician, at 216 s. Ala., h. same. Dickinson John C., butcher, h. 109 s. Ala.
Dickman Francis, h. n. Ill. bet. Sixth and Seventh.
Dickman Frederick, carp., h. 41 n. East.
Dickman Charles, saloon keeper, 186 e. Wash., h. same:
Dickson Carlos, clerk w. Willard & Stowell, bds. 153 n. Ill.
Dickson James, h. Mo. s. of South.
Dier John, gardener, h. 70 St. M.
Dietrichs William, bds. 14 and 16 w. Ga.
Dietz Ferdinand, currier w. J. Fishback, h. Ga., bet. Meri. and Ill. Dietz John A., Paradise Garden, saloon keeper, bar room 67 Fort Wayne ave., h. same.
Dill Ezekiel B., stump-puller manufac., s. Penn., near Wash., h. Noble near South.
Dill Mrs. Gertrude, h. 43 n. Penn.
DILL HENRY C., compositor, bds. 43 n. Penn.
DILL'S MISS GAZETTE, literary weekly, Miss Lizzie St. C. Dill, editress and publisher, off, Sentinel Buildings, h. 43 n. Penn.
Dilley John, engineer, h. Norwood, bet. Ill and Tenn.
Dillon James, lab., I. & C. R. R., h. 41 n. Noble.
DILLON JOHN B., historian, bds. 88 Va. ave DILLON JOSEPH, printer, West Indianapolis.
Dillon Mrs. Sarah, h. 38 s. Ala.
Dimond John, last turner, bds. 151 n. Blake. Dish Gabriel, lab., east end e. Market.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
OLIVER W. JOHNSTON,
LIVERY, SALE
AND
BOARDING STABLES,
PEARL STREET,
Between Illinois and Meridian,
.
0,00 INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CARRIAGES AND HORSES,
Bought and Sold.
CARRIAGES TO HIRE AT ALL TIMES.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
EBERLE CULLUM. O. S. FAHNESTOCK.
CULLUM & FAHNESTOCK, Successors to John; Fahnestock,
RAILROAD PRINTING OFFICE,
No. 19 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Job Work, plain or in colors, executed promptly.
JOHN FAHNESTOCK, COPPER PLATE & WOOD
ENGRAVER
No. 19 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Dinks Andrew, vinegar manuf., h. 135 Ind. ave.
Dipple Henry, carp., 72 n. Noble.
Dipple Henry, Oriental House saloon, bds. Oriental House.
Dipple John, carp., 36 Spring.
Dipple Joseph, drayman, h. 111 n. Noble.
Dipple Labreck, cabinet maker, h. 166 s. N. J.
Diver James, distributing clerk, postoffice, h. 44 Mass. ave.
Dixon George, (col'd,) h. 123 w. Ohio.
Dixon John, agent Munson's lightning rods, h. cor. Ohio and Tenn.
Dobbs Cyrus J., harness maker, bds. 79} e. Wash.
Dobson Mrs. Catharine, h. 170 w. Market.
Dockweiler John, screw cutter, Bellefontaine shop, bds East Street House.
DODD HARRISON H., ex-deputy State auditor, h. 168 w. N. Y. DODD JOHN W., ex-auditor of State, off. 9 McOuat's Block, h. 128 n. Ill.
Dodd John A., traveling agent and auctioneer, bds. at Bush's, Del.
Dodd Joshua, machinist, h. 61 w. N. Y.
Dodds W. Harry, clerk, bds. Oriental House.
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