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Solomon Joseph, tobacconist and cigar manuf., 58 e. Md. h. same. Solomon Morris, tobacconist and cigar manuf., 58 e. Md., h. same. Sonderegger Fidel, porter Branch Bank of the State, h. 144 e. Wash.
Sonderegger Frank, fresco and decorative painter, bds. 144 e. Wash.
Sonnefield Henry W., carp., h. 107 w. South.
Sonnefield William, teamster, h. 36 s. Noble.
Sorrow William, brakeman I. C. R. R., bds. 28,s. Benton.
Sortor William, turner, h. e. South, near depot.
SOUTHARD JAMES P., dealer in boots and shoes, 19 e. Wash., h. 68 e. Vt.
Southard Matthew R., salesman w. J. C. Yohn, h. 40 St. C. Souar John, at Mrs. McCarty's. 10 Madison ave.
Souar Mrs. Roseana, h. 46 n. Noble.
Spade Frederick, waiter, Tremont. .
Spade Jacob, lab., h. 135 n. Lib.
Spangenberg Conrad D., shoemaker, h. rear 105 e. South.
Spann James R., grocer, h. 15 Chatham.
SPANN JOHN S., (S. & H.,) h. 73 n. Penn.
SPANN & HALL, (John S. Spann and Richard M. Hall,) real estate and fire insurance agents, 1 Hubbard's block, s. w. cor. Wash and Meri.
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Sparks Waterman, eating saloon, 67 s. Ill., h. same. Sparrow Joseph, salesman New York Store. Spears Mrs Nancy, (col.,) washer, h. 63 s. Noble.
Spear Frederick, drayman, h. 103 e. South.
Spears Mrs. Priscilla, (col.,) carpet weaver, h. 63 s. Noble. Speckman Henry, tobacconist, 57 s. Ill., h. 69 s. Ill.
Spencer Amos, engineer I. C. R. R., bds. 28 s. Benton.
Spencer Emery O., engineer I. C. R. R., bds. 28 s. Benton.
Spencer James, (col.,) bds. 135 n. Tenn.
Spencer Milton, (Spencer & Socwell,) h. 24 n. N. J.
SPENCER & SOCWELL, (Milton Spencer and Henry Soc- well,) grocery and feed store, 202 e. Wash.
Sperry Jacob, cabinet maker at Sloan & Ingersoll's, h. Va. ave. SPICER BLOOMFIELD M., carp. and builder, 20 e. Market, bds. 20 n. Penn.
Speigel Augustus, cabinet maker, h. 121 n. Lib.
Speigel Augustus, (S., T. & Co.,) 31 n Lib.
Speigel Christian, (S., T. & Co.,) h. n. w. cor. East and North. SPEIGEL, THOMS & CO., (Christian Speigel, Frederick Thoms, Henry Frank, and Augustus Speigel,) wholesale and retail dealers and manufacturers of furniture, chairs and cabinet ware, 73 w. Wash.
Speilhoff Henry, cabinet maker, h. S. Penn, near South.
Speir R. F., bds. Little's Hotel,
Splan James, coal carter, h. 57 s. West.
Splan Michael, lab., h. rear 43 s. West.
Splan Timothy, coal carter, bds. 57 s. West.
Splane Morris, lab., 184 e. Market.
Splane Timothy, lab., h. 29 Davidson.
Spockelman Emil, painter, bds. w. Wm. Kolp.
Sponibal Philip, farmer, h. Tenn., north of Seventh.
Sponsell Mrs., wid., h. 173 s. Del.
Spotts William, h. 6 Fletcher ave.
Sprandel George, boot and shoe maker, 164 n. Miss., h. same. Spratt Miss Martha, h. 60 n. Del.
Spriggs Jerome, (col.,) engineer, bds. South, bet. Penn. and Del. Spring Adam, stone cutter, 60 n. Noble. .
Springer David, carp., h. 5 Chatham. Springer James E., nursery, 53 n. Lib.
Springer Samuel S., brakeman Jeff. R. R., bds. Ray House.
SPRINGFIELD F. & M. INS. CO., Springfield Mass., J. S. Dun- lop, agent, office Dunlop's blg.
Springsteen Abram, bricklayer, h. 111.e. Market.
Springsteen Jefferson, city marshall, offce Odd Fellow's Hall, h. 31 Spring. Sprong David, student University, bds. 130 n. Ala. Sprow Mrs. Louisa, h. 38 e. Pratt.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
WM. HANNAMAN, DEALER IN
PURE DRUGS
AND MEDICINES, No. 40 EAST WASHINGTON ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
E. L. HASTINGS. A. W. LANDON.
LANDON & HASTINGS, Ornamental Card Printers and Engravers, NO. 8 EAST WASHINGTON ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MAY'S PATENT JAIL,
PATENTED OCTOBER 4, 1859. SAW PROOF GRATINGS FOR PRISONS PATENTED MAY 29, 1860.
In my arrangement the Jailor need never come in contact with the prisoner. There is always a grating of iron between the keeper and those confined, who are under his control without the risk of direct communication, the danger of which is known to all who have the charge of prisoners.
Jails already built can easily have my Patent Improvement added at a small expense, and it is equally adapted to stone or iron prisons. A circular, with full particulars, will be sent on application to
EDWIN MAY, Patentee, Office, 18 East Market Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAMP EN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CHARLES MARSH,
JOS. C. PYNCHON,
SECRETARY.
PRESIDENT,
Capital,
- $150,000
Surplus, Jan. 1, 1860, -
$70,834
C. B. DAVIS, Agent, No. 6 Odd Fellows Hall, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Spumpf Henry, brewer, bds. South, bet. Del and Penn. Squire James W., medical student, bds. Tremont House. Staats George D., supt. Odd Fellow's Hall, h. 6 e. Mich. Staats John W., brakeman B. & I. R. R., bds. Ray House. Stacy Milton, finisher Merritt & Coughlen, h. w. Elizabeth.
Stae John, lab., Winston, bet. N. Y. and Ohio.
Staert John, machinist, h. 31 McC.
Stafford Levi, h. 139 n. Penn.
Stagg Charles, book-keeper w. Sheets & Braden, h. 76 w. N. Y. Staley Martin, saloon keeper, h. 82 Ga.
Stalhood Charles, carp., h. First, bet. Ill. and Meri.
Stallard Clara, wid., h. 105 e. Wash.
Standridge George L. K., h. n. Miss., bet. Second and Third.
Standridge Henry, h. n. Miss., bet. Third and Fourth
STANAGE SMITH W., printer, American office, bds. 44 n. Penn. STAPP JAMES H., real estate, collecting and intelligence, 4 Glenn's block, e. Wash., h. 161 n. N. J.
Starit John, machinist, h. 31 McC.
Stark Gustav., cabinet maker, h. 81 Ft. Wayne ave.
Stark Hermann, shoemaker, h. 156 s. Del.
Starkey George, bds. Oriental House.
Starling Samuel, clerk, h. 95 n. Ill.
Starr John, carp. and millwright, h. 101 w. South.
Starr Joseph W., ( Beard, S. & Co.,) h. Richmond, Ind,
STARR M. W. jr., (Hickok & S.,) h. New York City.
Staton George W., lab., h. 129 Blake.
STAUB JOSEPH, merchant tailor, 59 e. Wash., h. 10 n. Noble. Staugh John, ostler, h. cor. Vincent and Davidson.
Staup Joseph, tailor, h. 110 n. Noble.
Staus Gustav, machinist, h. 12 w. McC.
Stebbens John S., boiler maker, h. 66 e. Merrill.
Stechhan Louis, upholsterer and paper hanger, h. cor. Ga. and Hosbrook.
Stedman Elkanah P., physician and surgeon, 53 n. N. J., h. same.
Stedman Percival, clerk freight office I. & C. R. R., h. 117 s. Ala.
Steele Cyrena Mrs., wid., dress maker, 19 Ky. ave.
Steele Daniel, (George Lewis & Co.,) bds. s. Penn. bet. Wash. and Md.
Steele William H., mail agent, h. 159 n. East.
Steemnatz John, plow maker, bds. East Street House.
Steene Robert, bds. Little's Hotel.
Steep Miss Lena, at 44 n. Penn.
Steffens Charles W., (Sturm, Steffens & Co., h. 22 s. Ala.
Steffens Ernst F., (Sturm, Steffens & Co., ) h. 215 s. Penn.
Stegner John P., baggage master Jeff. R. R., h. 40 s. Noble.
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STEHLIN MARTIN, propr. Labelle restaurant and saloon, cor. Wash. and Ky. ave.
Steiberg Charles, carp., h. 203 s. Del.
Steidle John, porter, Sentinel office.
Steiert John B., machinist at Dumont and Sinker's, h. 143 s. Tenn. Steimetz John, blacksmith, bds. East street House.
Stein Frederick, justice of the peace, office Judah Block, cor. e. Market and Cady.
Steiner Jacob, lab., h. 158 n. East.
Steinkoeler Rodolph, bds. 70 Union.
Steinkuhler Henry, cooper, 86 Union, h. same.
Steinmann George, tailor, bds. 27 s. Meri.
Steinmann John, merchant tailor, 25 s. Meri., h. same.
Steinworth John, tobacconist, works 57 s. Ill.
Stelhone Christian, carp., h. 176 n. Noble.
Stelhone Frederick, carp., h. 184 n. Noble.
Stelzell John, (Henning & S.,) h. 109 n. Ill.
Stengel John, tinsmith, bds. Union Hall.
Steobler Michael, teamster, 45 Spring.
Steolting Frederick, grocer, cor. North and Ind. ave.
Stephens Edward, lumber merchant, h. 20 n. West.
Stephens Samuel, boiler maker, h. 24 Huron.
Stephens James, western engine fireman, h. 60 n. Del.
Stephenson John, cooper, h. Mo., bet. Vt. and Mich.
Stevens Abel, lumber merchant, h. 20 n. West.
STEVENS ALEX. D., printer, Sentinel job rooms, bds. 142 Va. Ave.
Stevens Levi, (S. & Hand,) h. 256 Railroad.
Stevens Mrs. Merinda, h. 142 Va. Ave.
Stevens Samuel, clk., Charles Perrine's, Union Depot, bds. 142 Va. Ave.
Stevens Thadeus M., physician and surgeon, off. over Harrison's Bank, bds. 171 N. J.
Stevens & Hand, (Levi Stevens and Levi Hand,) brick yard, Mad- ison Road.
STEVENSON COLUMBUS S., cashier Bank of the State of Indiana, Branch at Indianapolis, h. 94 n. West.
STEVENSON REV. DAVID, O. S. Presbyterian, h. 248 n. Ill. Stevenson Richard, clk., bds. West, near N. Y.
Steward Mrs. Amanda, Ill., bet. First and Second.
Steward John A., Terre Haute R. R., h. 221 n. Tenn. Stewart Axsom, (col.,) h. 137 n. Tenn.
Stewart Charles J., clk,, Bowen, Stewart & Co., bds. 99 n. N. J. Stewart George H. W., (col.,) student, 53 w. Geo.
Stewart Jacob, lab., h. 340 s. Del.
Stewart James, (col.,) oyster saloon, under Palmer House, h. 65 s. Noble.
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Stewart James, assistant engineer, Bates House.
Stewart Mrs. Jane, h. 51 n. Meri.
Stewart Josiah, blacksmith, h. 277 Va. ave.
STEWART ROBERT R., printer, h. Smith's Block, w. Ohio, bet. Tenn. and Ill. .
Stewart Mrs. Sophia W., h. 99 n. N. J.
Stewart Rev. Thomas H., Baptist, h. Davidson, bet. Vt. and Mich.
STEWART THOMAS W., clerk American and U. S. Ex. Co.s, bds. Bates House.
Stewart Thomas, (col., ) barber, h. 123 cor. St. C. and n. East. Stich Floribert, carp., h. 5 Willard.
Stiedel George, file cutter, 55 n. Noble.
Stigmann Charles, grocer, 205 s. Del., h. same.
Stiles George H., porter, Clarke & Co.
Stiles John, bricklayer, h. e. Mich., near N. J.
Stiles John, baker, bds. 55 w. Md.
Stilson Daniel, lab., h. 89 Ft. Wayne ave.
Stilz J. George, (P. S. Birkenmayer & Co.,) h. s. e. city limits.
Stinehilber Martin, rolling mill, 149 e. Market.
Stinemiller George, cigar maker, bds. Farmers' Hotel.
Stinewinter Andrew, at rolling mill, h. 68 St. J.
Stivings Philip, Central Engine House, h. 119 n. Noble. Stocka G., bds. Oriental House.
Stock Miss Sophia, dress maker, h. 86 Gar. and Ala.
Stockdale Robert, fish dealer, n. Del.
Stoddard Frank. B., book-binder, Sheets & Braden, bds. 84 n. N. J.
Stocker Frederick, painter, h. 29 Lib.
Stoecker William, dyer, Merritt & Coughler, h. 18 Ky. ave.
Stoelting Lewis, carp., h. n. Noble, bet. N. Y. and Vt. Stokely Benjamin, machinist, 160 e. Ohio.
Stokely Benjamin, finisher, h. e. Ohio, near cor. Lib.
Stokes Richard M., carp., bds. 107 s. Tenn.
Stokey Charles, cooper, 27 Spring. Stolhood Fred., butcher, h. 99 Railroad.
Stolman Augustus, miller, bds. 27 Ind. ave.
Stolte Henry A., works T. H. and R. R. R., h. 135 e. McC.
Stolte Henry, carp., bds. n. e. cor. Del. and McC. Stolte William w. F. P. Rusch, h. 279 s. Del.
Stone William O., salesman, 76 w. Wash. bds. 147 e. Market.
Stoneman William H., book-keeper w. Fitzgibbon & Co., bds. 10 w. Market.
Storp John, gardener, Mich. Stoufer John K., switchman, I. C. R. R. h. 95 n. Noble. Stoufer Thomas, fireman I. C. R. R., bds. 54 n: Noble.
STOUT BEN. G. & BROS., (Ben. G., Richard C., David L. and John R. Stout,) groceries, provisions and fruit dealers, 42 w. Wash.
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Stout Ben. G., (B. G. S. & Bros.,) h. 101 n. Tenn.
Stout Carhart, coal agent, h. 101 s. Tenn.
Stout David L., (B. G. S. & Bros.,) bds. 101 n. Tenn.
Stout Ira H., plasterer, 51 Hosbrook.
Stout John R., (B. G. S. & Bros.,) bds. 101 n. Tenn. STOUT JOHN B., printer w. Sheets & Braden, bds. 101 Tenn. Stout Mrs. Leana L., h. 98 n. Meri.
Stout Oliver H., phys. and sug., bds. 101 n. Tenn. Stout Oliver B.,
Stout Tenbrook, engineer, P. & I. R. R. bds. La. near Union depot.
Stout Ransom, carp., h. 101 s. Tenn.
Stout Richard C., (B. G. S. & Bros.,) h. 127 w. Md.
Stout William, engineer, Peru R. R. bds. Galt House.
Stowell Myron A., (Willard & S.,) h. 153 n. Ill.
Stowers Milton, h. 148 e. New York.
Stowers William, carp., 150 e. North, h. same.
Stowman A. Willard, miller, Atna mills, bds. 24 n. West.
Strachan George, salesman New York store.
Strang Abraham, shoemaker, h. 99 n. Noble.
Strange William R., dep. Secy. of State and notary public, h. 108 e. Vt.
Straussner Frederick, tailor, s. Del.
Strattan Benjamin, (Strattan & Wilson, ) h. Richmond, Ind.
STRATTAN & WILSON, (Benjamin Strattan and Jesse S. Wil- son,) dry goods dealers, 56 e. Washington.
Straub Fred., head cook Union Hall.
Strause Solomon, clerk w. Moritz, Bro. & Co., bds. Tremont · House.
Strausner Fred., tailor, h. rear 72 s. Del.
Straw John, ostler w. Allen & Hinesley.
Straws Nicholas, lab., h. Lafayette road, Stringtown.
Streaker Jacob, carp., h. 121 Fort Wayne ave.
Street Erastus S., saleman New York store.
Street Lewis, dry goods, 65 e. Wash., h. 83 n. Ill.
Street John W., dry goods, e. Wash., h. 114 n. Penn.
STREIGHT ABEL D., publisher, off. Yohn's block, cor. Meri. and Wash., bds. Bates House.
Streobel John, shoemaker, h. Fourth bet. n. Miss. and n. Tenn.
Stretcher Elmira, wid., 59 e. Md
Streter Mrs. Sarah, h. 84 n. Meri.
Strett Thomas, toll gate keeper, s. e. city, grocery and dry goods, h. same.
Stribinger George, lab., h. n. Meri. near First. STRIBLEN CORNELIUS C. A., h. 190 n. East. Strickland David H., sup't Sheets' paper mill.
Strif David, tanner, e. Wash.
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STRINGFELLOW REV. HORACE, jr., rector Christ church, Episcopalian, h. cor. Meri. and Circle.
Stringfellow Mrs. Mary, teacher school, 15 Circle.
Stringfield Woodford, att'y at law, off. McOuat's block, Ky. ave. h. 22 n. Mich.
STRIKER WILBER F., printer, bds. 53 s. Ill,
Strope Edward H., fireman, I. C. R. R., bds. 28 Benton.
Struckman Frederick, lab. McCord & Wheatley, h. 119 e. South.
Strut George, clerk New York store, Spencer house.
Stuart Jacob, pump maker, h. 334 s. Del.
Stuart William, engineer, bds. 334 s. Del.
Stuck John, teamster, bds. 168 s. Ill.
Stuck Peter, at Mansur's, bds. 167 s. Ill.
Stuck Mathias, striker, h. Stevens. Stuck William, at Peg and Last factory, h. 168 s. Ill.
Stuckmeyer John H., carp., h. 24 s. Ala.
Stufferbeen Mrs. Susan, washer, h. 69 St. Mary.
Stulsmith Simon, n. Noble near South.
Stulte Wm., clerk, h. 279 s. Del. Stump Barnet, contractor, Cady bet. e. Wash. and Market. Stump George, trader, 73 Davidson.
Stump George, bartender, 27 s. Meri.
Stump George, cigar maker, bds. 41 Spring.
Stump Henry lab., h. 148 n. East.
Stump Henry, stone mason, h. 228 n. Ala. Stump Isaac, teamster, h. 168 n. Del.
Stump John, stone mason, h. 125 s. Ill.
Stump John G., stone mason, h. 155 n. Noble.
Stumph John B., stone mason, h. Cady bet. Market and Wash.
Stundon Thomas, lab., h. 43 e. La.
Sturm Herman, (S., Steffens & Co.,) manuf. mathematical instru- ments, h. Cumb. bet. s. Ala. and Del.
STURM, STEFFENS & CO., (Herman Strum, Charles W. Stef- fens and Ernest F. Steffens,) mathematical, optical and phi- losophical instruments makers, 8 Blackford block.
Sturgeon George, lab., h. Bluff rd.
Sturgeon Mrs. Helen, wid. h. Bluff rd.
Suart John, turner, at Sloan & Ingersoll's, h. 43 e. McC.
Sudmeier William, lab., h. 54 Union.'
Suess Charles, tailor, bds. Tremont.
Suess Gottfried, shoemaker, h. 148 s. N. J.
SUFFERN J. WILLIAM, prin. Ind. Musical Institute, College Hall blg.
Suher Albert, engine wiper, h. 123 Bluff rd.
Suher Lewis, saw grinder at Atkins's, h. Wyoming bet. Del. and High.
Suire Charles, lab., h. 25 Chatham.
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Suit James F., foreman w. Hasselman & Vinton, bds. Oriental - House.
SULGROVE BERRY R., editor daily and Weekly State Jour- nal, res. 87 w. South.
Sulgrove Eli C., groceries and provisions, junction Va. ave. and N. J., h. same.
Sulgrove Eli L., bds. 59 w. Md.
Sulgrove James, (S. & R., ) h. 59 w. Md.
Sulgrove James W., clerk, 20 w. Wash., bds. 59 w. Md.
SULGROVE JEROME B., wholesale and retail dealer in sad-
dlery and carriage hardware, and manuf. of saddles, harness, &c., 44 e. Wash., h. 72 Ky. ave.
Sulgrove John M., saddler, h. 59 w. Md.
Sulgrove Joseph B., harness maker, bds. 59 w. Md.
Sulgrove Milton M., saddler, h. 66 n. Ill.
SULGROVE & REYNOLDS, (James Sulgrove and John Rey- nolds, ) dealers in saddlery hardware, and manufs. of harness, saddles, trunks, valises, collars and bridle-fronts, 20 w. Wash. [See card.]
Sullenberger Asher W., turner, h. 44 e. Pratt.
Sullivan Cornelius, lab., h. Duncan bet. Ala. and N. J.
Sullivan Daniel, lab. h. Duncan, bet. Ala. and N. J.
Sullivan Daniel, lab., 9 Railroad.
Sullivan James, at rolling mill, h. Tenn. near mill.
Sullivan John, lab., h. 218 Ind ave.
Sullivan John, brakeman, I. & C. R. R., h. 73 s. Noble.
Sullivan John, lab., h. 5 Bates.
Sullivan John B., carp., shop, e. Pratt, h. 40 e. Pratt.
Sullivan John L., L. & I. R. R., h. 64 s. Ellsworth.
Sullivan Michael, lab. h. 99 e. La.
Sullivan Otho, lab., h. 254 s. Del,
Sullivan Timothy, lab., 5 Bates.
Sullivan Timothy, plasterer, h. 308 s. Del.
Sullivan William, carp., h: n. e. cor. Meri. and Pratt.
SULLIVAN WILLIAM, justice of the peace, 47 e. Wash., h. 107 n.Meri.
Sullivan Wm. H., clerk, 60 w. Wash., bds. 125 n. Ill.
Summers Albert B., carp., h. 126 n. West.
Summer August, lab., h. 121 Bluff rd.
Summers Benjamin, peddlar, h. 241 s. Del.
Summers Charles H., time keeper, I. & C. shop, h. Mich. rd. out- side city line.
Surenkamp Henry, cooper, bds. 86 Union.
Suthard Matthew R., salesman w. J. C. Yohn, h. 40 w. St. C. SUTHERLAND JAMES, state gazetteer, business, and city di-
rectory publisher and compiler, off. 11 w. Market, h. same. Sutherland Levi, h. 112 McC.
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Suthern Christopher, h. 101 n. Meri.
Sutphan James, ag't patent gum oil, h, 63 w. N. Y. Sutla George, gardener, Mill bet. Sixth and Seventh. Sutton Joseph M., plasterer, h. - Swafford Edward, teamster, h. 217 n. N. J. Swain James, clerk at Postoffice, h. 29 n. Ill. Swartz Edward, tailor, bds. Batty House.
Swartz Frederick W., h. 129 Railroad.
Swartz Mrs. Mary, h. 129 Railroad.
Swartz Michael, laborer, bds. 67 Spring. . Sweeny Patrick, lab., h. 265 s. Del.
Sweetzer George M., clerk at Postoffice, bds. 50 n. Penn. SWEETSER JAMES N., att'y at law and notary public, off. 23 e. Wash., h. 50 n. Penn.
Sweetser Mrs. Rebecca M., h. 50 n. Penn. Sweinhart Wm., cutter w. J. & P. Gramling, h. 165 n. Ala. Swigert Peter, carp., h. 53 n. Noble. Swinehart Edmond, shoemaker, h. outside city limits.
Swinehart Mrs. Mary A., h. 68 St. M.
Swinehart Peter, jr., manuf. of boots and shoes, h. Ind. ave. Swinehart Peter, sen., grocer, Ind. ave. and St. C., h. Ind. ave. Swing Edward, butcher, h. 89 w. N. Y. Swing Henry, butcher, bds. Tremont House. Swoomyer William, cooper, h. 187 n. Noble. Syerup Henry, grocer, 119 n. East, h. same. Sykes John, engineer, bds. 107 s. Tenn. Sylvester David, farmer, h. West Indianapolis. Sym James, machinist, h. 222 s. Ala.
Symons Henry W., carp., h. 38 e: St. C.
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Taff George, teamster, h. 197 w. Noble. Taff Hannibal, watchman, bds. 194 n. N. J. Taff Hughes., carp., bds. 279 s. East. Taff Mathew, carp,, bds. 279 s. East. Taff Mrs. Mary, boarding house, h. 118 n. Penn. Taggart. Samuel, machinist, h. 64 n. Miss., off. 98 s. Del. Talbott Allen H., engineer, I. C. R. R., h. 35 s. Noble. Talbott Edward N., (Palmer & T.,) h. 40 n. Miss. TALBOTT JAMES W., att'y at law, bds. Palmer House. TALBOTT JOHN T., directory publisher, bds. Palmer House. TALBOTT JOHN M., postmaster, off. e. side Meri. bet. Wash. and Pearl, h. 66 n. Tenn. Talbott Richard C., family groceries and produce, 101 w. Wash., h. 72 n. Miss.
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Talbott Richard L., (Alford, Mills & Co.,) bds. 28 n. Ill.
Talbott Washington H., (W. H. T. & Co.,) h. s. w. cor. Ohio and' Meri.
Talbott Worthington, engineer J. R. R., h. 115 s. Ala.
Talbott Wm. E., salesman, Palmer & Talbott, bds. 90 n. Ills.
Talbott William, tinsmith, bds. 9. w. Ohio.
TALBOTT W. H. & CO., (Washington H. Talbott, Charles J. Morrison, and Geo. M. Jenison, ) wholesale and retail dealers in watches, jewelry and silverware and watch materials, 24 c. Wash. [See card.]
Talkington Robert, bricklayer, h. 105 n. Noble.
Tangney Dennis, at I. & C. freight house, h. 95 s. Ala.
Tanner Gordon, att'y at law, off. and h. Beach's blk.
Tanner James, bds. 50. Ind. ave
Tanner John, mattress maker w. A. L. Tilford.
Tansey Mrs. Hester, h. 26 w. Garden.
Tapking Fred. H., (T. & Becker,) h. Lib. bet. Vt. and Mich.
Tapking John F., chair maker, h. 65 n. N. J.
TAPKING & BECKER, (Fred. H. Tapking and Jacob Becker,) clothiers, 63 e. Wash.
Tapp Frank, shoemaker, bds. 27 s. Meri.
Tarkington John S., (Newcomb & T.,) notary public, h. 58 n. Ala.
TARLTON JAMES A., groceries, fruits and confectionery, 8 s. Meri., bds. Pyle House.
Tattersall Joseph, stone cutter, h. 114 n. Miss.
Tatum Rev. David, Friends' Society, cor. East and Cherry.
TAYLOR CALVIN, att'y at law, off. 6 Temperance Hall, 32 w. Wash., bds. Mass. ave.
Taylor David, bank clerk, bds. 59 Mass. ave.
Taylor David M., deputy anditor, lı. 59 Mass. ave.
Taylor Isaac, patentee segmental saw, h. 157 s. Del.
Taylor Israel, traveling agt. for A. J. Crossland, h. 57 Mass ave. Taylor Jesse, h. 154 n. Del.
Tayler Isaac, (T. & Coffin,) h. 159 s. Ala.
Taylor Miss Julia A., natron Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Taylor Mrs. Louisa, h. 151 w. Wash.
Taylor Lycurgus V. B., harness maker, bds. 86 s. East.
Taylor Mrs. Mary, h. 197 n. Ala ..
TAYLOR NAPOLEON B., att'y at law, office 6 Temperance Hall, 32 w. Wash., h. 109 n. Ala.
Taylor Robert A. sen., h. 175 Mass. ave.
Taylor Robert, teacher, h. 165 s. e. cor North and Lib.
Taylor Robert A., bricklayer, h. -- Mass. ave.
Taylor Robert R., carp., h. w. Market, s. of Military Grounds.
Taylor William H., tinner, h. 165 n. Lib.
Taylor William, engineer I. C. R. R., bds. 28 s. Benton.
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Taylor William, lab., h. 165 s. e. cor. North and Lib.
Taylor Wm. L., messenger Am. Ex. Co., bds. Palmer House. Teagarden George, blacksmith, h, 297 Va. ave.
Teal John W., salesman 63 w. Wash., h. w. Wash., w. of West.
Teal John, clerk Hoosier Woolen Factory, h. lower end w. Wash., s. side.
Teal Nathaniel, physician and surgeon, 38 w. Wash., h. cor. Second and n. Ill.
Tearny Martin, striker, h. 51 s. N. J.
Teats Robert M., shoemaker, bds. 20 Circle.
Tebbe Charles, lab., h. 116 s. Noble.
Teckenbrock William, at T. H. & R. depot, h. 155 s. Del.
Teckenbrock Christian, blacksmith, h. 243 s. Del.
Teep Harmon, lab., h. 271 Va. ave.
Teephe Hermann, striker, h. 271 Va. ave.
Tellert Charles, saddler, bds. East Street House.
Tellkamp John H., carriage blacksmith, 5 Pearl, rear of P. O., h. 21 e. South.
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