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WHEATLEY WILLIAM M., (McCord & W., ) h. 108 e. Ohio.
Wheeler - -, brakeman I. C. R. R., bds. 28 s. Benton.
Wheelemire Jacob, lab., h. Stump.
Wheelerman John, lab., h. 195 e. St. C.
Whipple Geo. W., machinist, h. 44 e. La.
WHITCOMB JERRY G., freight ag't Jeff. R. R., bds. n. e. cor. Ala. and Wash.
White Charles, porter Little's Hotel.
White George, tailor, bds. 1 Willard.
White Jacob, lab., h. 55 e. McC.
White James, (col'd, ( h. 13 Harris.
White James T., (col'd,) porter C. Montgomery.
White Jeremiah, (col'd,) h. Elizabeth.
White Jesse, (cold.,) h. 126 Ga.
White Margaret, (col'd,) s. of Mich., in alley.
White Michael, lab., h. 61 n. West.
White Richard, lab., Mich. rd., s. e. city.
White River Valley Ins. Co., C. B. Rockwell, sec, off. 3 Ray's blg. White Mrs. Sarah, bds. 67 n. Miss.
White Stephen, (col'd,) h. 130 Ind. ave.
White Washington, (col'd,) porter, h. 57 w. Ga.
White William, carp., bds. 6 Willard.
WHITELOCK EDWARD P., photographic artist, rooms over 33 w. Wash., h. 45 n. Ill.
Whitemore George, engineer, I. C. R. R., bds. 28 s. Benton.
Whitney Edward R., barkeeper, Magnolia saloon.
Whitney William, passenger conductor, I. C. R. R., h. Dayton, O. Whitridge Charles J., messenger, American express company, bds. Pyle House.
Whitridge William, painter, shop e. Wash., h. 181 n. N. J. Whitsitt Jesse, h. 244.Va. ave.
Whitsitt John, brick mason, 244 Va. ave.
Whitsitt John B., engineer, Mich., s. e. city.
Whitten Rev. Elijah, Methodist, h. n. Penn.
Whitten John W., salesman, New York Bazaar.
WICK WILLIAM W., attorney at law, 95 e. Wash., h. 23 s. Ill. Wickert John, clerk J. H. Vajen, h. N. J.
Widenhorn Joseph, hair braider, h. 77 n. East.
Wildner Daniel, wood sawyer, h. 12 Willard.
Wiegant Antoine, gardener, cor. w. South and Canal, bds. rear Farmers' Hotel.
Wienberger Herman, cabinet maker, h. 60 s. Meri.
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Wiese Charles, carp., h. 145 e. Ohio.
Wiggim Lytle, h. 11 s. Miss.
Wiggins Charles P., (Wiggins & Chandler, ) bds. Oriental House. Wiggins Henry D., finisher, W. & C., bds. Oriental House.
Wiggins Joseph, bds. Oriental House.
WIGGINS & CHANDLER, (Charles P. Wiggins and Thomas
E. Chandler,) agricultural works, 262 w. Wash., near Canal. Wiland Christian, switchman, I. C. R. R., h. 20 Union. Wild John, marble worker, bds. 44 n. Penn,
Wilde O. J., furniture dealer, 71 s. Ill., h. same.
Wilds Samuel G., huckster, h. 7 Chat.
Wiley Alexander, h. 36 Cala.
WILEY WILLIAM Y., real estate agent, stock broker, com- missioner of deeds, 10} e. Wash., h. 32 e. N. Y. [See ad- vertisement.]
WILEY'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 10} E. WASH., over Adams express off.
Wilgus Daniel, teamster, h. 131 s. Tenn.
Wilgus Jacob, turner, h. 133 s. Tenn.
Wilgus Jacob, engineer, h. 131 s. Tenn.
Wilgus Richard, h. 131 s. Tenn.
Wilking Henry, shoemaker, 37 n. Spring.
Wilkins John, retired, h. 34 e. Market.
Wilkins Mrs. Eleanor, Depository Indianapolis Female Bible So- ciety, 34 e. Market.
Wilkins John A., grocer, 32 e. Market, bds. 34 e. Market.
Wilkins John, Bible Depository, h. 34 e. Market.
WILKINSON DANIEL S., grocer, cor. North and Mass. ave., h. 149 n. East.
Wilkinson George, shoemaker, bds. 27 s. Meridian.
Wilkinson William B., shoemaker, h. 138 e. Ohio.
WILKISON WILLIAM, livery and sale stables, 10 e. Pearl, h. 119 s. Ala. [See card.] Will Frederick, 46 n. Noble.
Will John F., currier, h. 46 n. Noble.
WILLARD ALBERT G., (W. & S., ) h. 94 Mass. ave.
WILLARD ALBERT B., (A. B. W. & Co.,) h. 66 e. N. Y.
Willard Miss Sarah, National Road, 12 miles e. city.
Willard Miss Mary, National Road, 12 miles e. city.
Willard Miss Cynthia, National Road, 12 miles e. city.
Willard William, teacher, Deaf and Dumb Asylum, h. National Road, n. Asylum.
WILLARD & STOWELL, (Albert G. Willard and Myron A. Stowell, ) dealers in pianos, music and musical instruments, 4 Bates House Block. [See card.]
WILLARD A. B. & CO., (Albert B. & Albert G.,) staple and fancy dry goods, 8 e. Wash.
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Willard Mrs., (wid. of Ashbel P.,) h. cor. Market and Ill. Willet William, clerk, A. Wallace, h. 188 Va. ave.
WILLETS WILLIAM P., grocer, 40 n. Penn., bds. 112 n. N. J. Williams Abraham, plasterer, bds. Ohio House.
Williams Mrs. Anna M., matron, Female Institute, 34 e. Mich. Williams August. lab., h. 15 McC.
Williams Christian, at pork house, h. 165 s. Ala.
WILLIAMS CHARLES H., agent Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machines, 19 w. Wash., h. 98 n. West. [See card.]
Williams Charles, cabinet maker, 11 n. Lib.
Williams Charles, cabinet maker, bds. 26 n. Lib.
Williams Charles, (Weaver & W., ) h. 20 w. Mich.
Williams Christian, at Ferguson & Mansur's, h. 156 s. Ala.
WILLIAMS DANIEL G., (Werden & Co., ) h. 34 e. Mich.
Williams David, agent C. H. McCormick & Bro.'s reaper, 70 e. Wash., h. 82 n. N. J.
Williams David, blacksmith, bds. 17 Willard.
Williams Miss Delia J., assistant teacher Female Institute, 34 e. Mich.
Williams Miss Emily A., principal teacher Female Institute, 34 e. Mich.
Williams George, butcher.
WILLIAMS REV. GIBBON, superintendent Indianapolis Fe- male Institute, 34 e. Mich.
Williams Hiram, farmer, h. w. Indianapolis ...
Williams Hubbard, painter, h. 1 Huron.
Williams Jacob T., foreman, Sheets & Braden, h. 46 n. Cala.
Williams Jacob J., book-binder, h. 46 Cala.
Williams John, works at rolling mill, h. Mo., s. of South.
Williams Mrs., mantua maker, Yohn's Block, 2d floor.
Williams Mrs. Martha, dress maker, h. 42 n. Ala.
Williams Martin, (W., Van Camp & Co., ) h. 3 miles north of city, Mich Road.
Williams Owen, general business agent, h. 134 n. Ill.
Williams Samuel, waiter, Spencer House.
Williams Samuel, (col.,) oyster saloon, h. Ind. ave.
Williams Sheridan, plasterer, h. Miss., bet. First and Second.
Williams Sanford F., stewart Magnolia restaurant.
Williams Miss Susan, h. 135 and 137 e. N. Y.
Williams, Van Camp & Co., (Martin Williams and Gilbert E. Van Camp,) fruit preserving house, front on Ohio, n. of Sheets's paper mill.
Williams William, tailor, h. e. Green.
Williams William, (col.,) barber, bds. 128 Mich. ave.
Williams William, tailor, h. East.
Williamson James, fireman, Jeffersonville R. R., bds. Tremont House.
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Williamson Levi B., (Downey & Williamson, and Williamson & Haugh.) h. 118 n. Del.
Williamson Marshall D., lumber merchant, h. 114 n. East.
Williamson William, fireman and engineer, Jeffersonville R. R., bds. Tremont House.
WILLIAMSON & HAUGH, (Levi B. Williamson and Emanuel Haugh,) manuf. of iron railing, bank locks, iron doors, &c., 2 n. Del.
Willis Clark, plasterer, h. 50 n. East.
Willis John, bricklayer, h. 144 cor. Chat. and Wal.
Willis William P., clk. Clem's, bds. 112 n. N. S.
Wilmington Levi F., wood-turner, h. 133 s. Tenn.
Wilmot Horace, bookbinder, (W. H. Campbell & Bro.,) bds. 115 n. Penn.
Wilmot James, carp., bds. Pyle House.
Wilmot Theodore H., sales. S. Wilmot, bds. 115 n. Penn.
WILMOT SAMUEL, dealer in hats, caps, straw goods and furs 8 w. Wash. h. 115 n. Penn.
WILSON ABNER A., foreman press room, Journal off., h. 55 s. Penn.
Wilson Alfred J., marble mantle works, 167 e. Wash. bds. s. Del.
Wilson Charles G., coachpainter, h. 174 s. Miss.
Wilson David, lab., h. 55 s. Penn.
Wilson Edward, lab., h. 170 w. Market.
Wilson Elias A., bds. e. Wash. e. Pogues Run.
Wilson Mrs. Elisha G , h. 15 s. Ill.
Wilson George W., ex. mes., bds. Palmer House.
Wilson George, lab., bds. Ga. w. Canal.
Wilson Harmon E., ag't. for W. W. James & Co., h. 188 e. Ohio.
Wilson Henry C., law student Barbour & Howland, bds. 63 w. Md.
Wilson J. Coleman, telegraph operator, w. U. T. off. h. 15 s. Ill.
Wilson James, carp., near toll gate Mich. road.
Wilson James G., h. 50 Ind ave.
Wilson James, carp., (Lowes & W.) h. s. of city, shop 74 Ind. ave.
Wilson Jeremiah, boarding house, h. 230, cor. St. Joseph and n. N. J.
Wilson Jesse S., (Strattan & Son) h. Richmond Ind.
Wilson John W., gardener, w. S. A. Fletcher.
Wilson John, sen., woodsawyer, h. 174 n. East.
Wilson John, jr., bds. 174 n. East.
Wilson John S., sawmill propr., h. 67 n. N. J.
Wilson John, lab., h. 128 Ga.
Wilson John, baker, bds. 4 s. Meri.
Wilson John H., miller, Underhill's mill.
LEAVENWORTHVADVERTISEMENTS.
PLANTERS HOTEL,
FAHNESTOCK. HD.ALE
North Side Shawnee Street,
BETWEEN MAIN AND LEVEE.
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. BAUMAX MOBIHOTA
SMITH, RICE & CO., PROPRIETORS.
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August ni jest behand sao
ow did jest neeldeis galliop The Stage Office for Pike's Peak, and all other points in Kansas, is at this House; also, the United States Express Office, and Jones & Cartwright's Pike's Peak Express Freight Office.
The Proprietors will spare no pains of expense in making this House one of the best Hotels in the West.
SMITH, RICE & CO.
ATCHISON ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRICE'S HALL,
PRICE'S HALL PICTURE GALLERY
PRINTING OFFICE
PRICE S'OFFICE
OUTFITTING
GREAT WESTERN OYSTER DEPOT
THIRD STORY PRICE'S BLOCK,
North-east Corner Main & Fourth Streets, ATCHISON, KANSAS.
This new and magnificent Hall is the largest in Kansas, being one hundred feet in length by forty-six in width, with an arched ceiling eighteen feet high in the center, a large stage with two green rooms, and music gallery. Provided with settees sufficient to accommodate one thousand persons.
Address,
JOHN M. PRICE, ATCHISON, KANSAS.
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Wilson John. marble cutter, bds. 27 s. Del.
Wilson Joseph B., hardware, lamps and house furnishing goods, 61 w. Wash., h. 266 n. Ill.
WILSON LAZARUS B., civil engineer, h 63 w. Md.
WILSON OLIVER M., att'y at law and notary public, off. 2d floor s. w. cor. Wash. and Meri., h. 63 w. Md.
. Wilson Patrick, watchman M. & I. R. R., bds. Ray House.
Wilson Sanford D., boarding house, e. Wash. e. Pogues Run.
Wilson Stephen, teamster, bds. 174 n. East.
Wilson Stephen, plasterer, h. 250 R. R.
Wilson Stephen T., turner, h. 250 Meri.
Wilson Thomas S., last maker, h. 114 s. N. J.
WILSON REV. WILLIAM, pastor, Roberts Chapel. h. 35 n. Penn.
Wilson William, watchman, M. & I. R. R., bds. Ray House.
WILSON WILLIAM, real estate agent, off. Ætna blg.
Wind John, marble engraver, bds. 44 n. Penn.
Winder Anthony, lab., h. 95 St. Mary.
Windler August, soap factory Mich. road.
Wineberger Herman, sales. depot bakery, h. 69 s. Meri.
Wineberger John, eating house, 10 La.
Wineberger John C., depot bakery, opposite Union depot, h. 17 e. Ga.
Wingate William L., (May & Co.,) 91 Va. ave. Winnmaker Adam, tailor, bds. 7 Willard.
Winslow Alexander, cook, Spencer House.
Winsor John, upholsterer, h. 95 Bates.
Winter David E., (Fisher & W.) 86 e. Mich.
Wintermott Leonard D., tailor, h. 144 e. Market.
Winters Henry, driver Adams ex. Co., bds 20 n. Penn.
Wirtz Jacob, glue maker. Logansport ave., n. e. city.
Wirz Jacob, h. 280 Mass. ave.
Wise Henry, woodsawyer, h. 103 R. R.
Wise William, agt. Dayton ale, h. 94 n. Ill.
WISE WM. & CO., dealers in Harries' Dayton ale and porter, w, Wash., h. 94 n. Ill. [See card. Wiseman Mrs. Barbara A., h. 83 n. Penn.
Wiseman Simon S., teamster, h. 245 e. Wash.
Wiseman William, lab., h. s. w. cor. Wash. and Benton.
Wisemayer John, rolling mill, 30 n. Noble.
Wishard James, farmer, 5 miles s. w. city.
Wishmier Anthony, lab., 148 e. Ohio.
Wishmier Christian, h. Davidson, near saw mill.
Wishmier Henry, shoemkr, bds 240 e. Wash. Wishmier John, lab., h. n. Noble.
Wissert John, expressman, 181 e. Market.
Wissert Mrs. Susannah, dressmkr, 181 e. Market.
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WITTENBERG CHARLES, (Krause & W.) h. 111 e. Ohio. Witthoft Henry, (Myers & Witthoft,) 171 e. Wash., h. same. Wochner Ferdinand, (Egner & W.,) bds. Union Hall.
Woelz Charles A., confectioner, h. Mich. near Noble:
Woerner Philip, grocer, 78 w. Wash., h. same.
Woerner P. Fred., clerk, 78 w. Wash.
Wolf Adam, bds. Jefferson House.
Wolf Charles, collar maker, h. 182 s. Penn.
Wolf Catharine, prop. Cincinnati House, 124 s. Del.
Wolf Erasmus, cooper, h. west Indianapolis.
Wolf Mrs. Louisa, h. 246 Railroad.
Wolf Mason, freight cond., M. & I. R. R., bds. Ray House.
Wolf Michael, cond., M. & I. R. R., h. Madison, Ind.
Wolf Robert, cooper, bds. 8 Bates.
Wolf Mrs. Sophia, h. west Indianapolis.
Wolf William H., cooper, h. 146 w. Market.
Wolfram Albert T., apprentice Sentinel news room, h. 101 e. Vt. WOLFRAM CHARLES A., pressman State Guard off., bds. 101 n. N. J.
Wolfram Christian, tinner w. R. L. & A. W. McOuat.
Wolfram Mrs. Sarah, h 101 n. N. J.
Wompner Henry, lab., h. 29 Harrison.
Wonder Philip, lab., h. 58 Hosbrook.
Wonderley Henry, bricklayer, h. Davidson, bet. Market and Ohio. Wonnel Mrs. Louisa, h. 39 California.
Wood Alexander, grocer, 129 n. Ill., h. 127 n. Ill.
WOOD AUGUSTUS D., hardware, 71 e. Wash., also prop. City Hardware Store, 12 w. Wash., h. 16 n. N. J. [See card.] Wood E. R., carp., bds. St. J. bet. Penn. and Meri.
Wood Eli A., butcher, Little's Hotel blk., h. e. Wash., east of Barbee.
Wood J. W., carp., bds. St. J. bet. Penn. and Meri.
Wood Jacob, lab., h. Canal near rolling mill.
WOOD JAMES city engineer, No. 3, 3d floor Blake's row, h. 127 n. Ill.
WOOD JAMES N., ass't city engineer, bds. 127 n. Ill.
Wood John G., carp., 9 Va. ave., h. s. side St. J. bet Penn. and Meri.
Wood John F., w. A. D. Wood, h. 145 n. N. J.
Wood John B., carp. and joiner. Va. ave., h. 159 n. Ala.
Wood John B., h. 69 St. M.
Wood John M., (Wood & F.,) h. 53 n. Penn.
Wood Levi, (Wood & Son,) bds. Bates House.
Wood Nickolas, blacksmith, h. Canal near rolling mill.
Wood Mrs Sarah, h. 57 n. Penn.
Wood Mrs. Lavina, h. west Indianapolis.
Wood William, grocer, 153 Mass. ave., h. west Indianapolis.
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Wood William E., livery and sale stable, n. Penn., h. 140 n. Penn. Wood William D., saddler, bds. 127 n. Ill.
Wood William M., (Wood & Son, ) h. west Indianapolis.
WOOD & BARNITT, (Eli A. Wood and Isaac Barnitt,) butch- ers, 157 e. Wash.
WOOD & FOUDRAY, (John M. Wood and John E. Foudray,) livery, feed and sale stable, 10 n. Penn.
WOOD & SON, (William M. Wood and Levi Wood,) grocers, e. Wash.
Woods Benjamin F., h. Mich. rd., s. e. of city.
Woods James, paper maker w. Wm. Sheets.
Woods Mrs. Margaret, h. 73 Mo.
Woodburn James H., phys and sur., off. e. Market, h. 30 n. Meri. WOODIN ALMON M., printer, State Journal book room, bds. Oriental House.
Woodford Mrs. Margaret, (col'd,) washer, h. 65 s. Noble.
Woodruff Mrs. Adeline, h. 144 Walnut.
Wooey Henry, h. 113 Mich.
WOOLF MOSES, wholesale wines and liquors, 53 s. Ill., h. 100 n. Ill.
Woolford Mrs. Nancy, physician, h. 83 n. N. J.
Woolen Green V., medical student w. J. S. Bobbs, bds. College Hall blg.
Wollen Wm. I., trader, h. 25 e. Mich.
WOOLLEN WILLIAM M., grocer, 82 w. Vt. h. same.
WOOLLEN WILLIAM W., att'y at law, off. 432 e. Wash.
Wompner Anthony, teamster, h. 15 Harrison.
Worland William, grocer, 37 Va. ave. h. same.
Wornsky Antonio, barkeeper Spencer House.
Worth Alexander, secy. I. & C. R. R., h. 246 s. Ala.
Worth Joseph C., auctioneer and patent right dealer, h. North near cor. Del.
Wortmann Charles, shoemaker, bds. e. Michigan, bet. Noble and Lib.
Wren Edmund, wagon maker, h. 51 s. N. J.
Wren John, carp., h: 192 s. Del.
Wren Michael, lab., e. end e. Market.
Wren Michael, lab., h. 192 s. Tenn.
Wren Thomas, contractor, h. cor. Ohio and Railroad.
Wriedt Christ, Eagle saloon, 138 e. Wash., h. same.
Wright Aaron, farmer, h. Indianola.
Wright Arthur L., deputy treasurer, h. 92 n. Ala.
Wright Asa, bds. 7 n. Ill.
WRIGHT AUGUSTUS S., physician, (homœp.,) office 28 n. Ill., h. 136 n. Ill.
Wright D. L., salesman, bds. Palmer House.
Wright Cager, (W. G. W. & Co.,) h. Noble near Huron.
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WRIGHT CHARLES A., real estate and insurance agent, 86 e. Wash., bds. 44 n. Penn. (See card.) Wright Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, h. 7 n. Ill. Wright Mrs. Francis, artist, h. 128 n. Ala. Wright Frank, (W. & J.,) h. Ohio, bet. Ill. and Tenn.
Wright Miss Francis, assistant teacher Female Institute, 34 n. Penn. and e. Mich.
Wright George W., lab., n. side Wash., e. of Pogue's Run. Wright Hiram, blacksmith, h. near s. Benton, s. of Ga.
WRIGHT JACOB T., county auditor, bds. 59 Mass. ave. Wright Jacob F., lab., bds. e. Wash., e. of Pogue's Run.
Wright John C., (W. B. & M.,) bds. Bates House.
Wright Jesse, farmer, w. Indianapalis, Dr. Oliver's farm.
Wright Lucy; (col.,) h. n. Meri., near First.
WRIGHT DR. MANSUR H., (Parry & Wright,) office 12 e. Merket.
Wright Richard M., shoemaker, h. 50 n. Del.
Wright Thaddeus, clerk, h. n. N. J., bet. N. Y. and Ohio.
Wright Thomas C., bowling saloon, Ga., bet. Ill. and Meri., bds. Bicking House.
Wright William G., (W. G. W. & Co.,) h. 28 Huron.
Wright William H., messenger Adams Ex. Co., h. n. Ala.
Wright William G., pump maker, Md., near Va. ave. Wright Willis W., trader, h. National rd., 12 miles e. of city.
WRIGHT, BATES. & MAGUIRE, (John C. Wright, Hervey
Bates, jr., and Douglass Maguire,( wholesale grocers and commission merchants, 6 Bates blg.
Wright W. G. & Co., pump makers, Md., near Va. ave. WRIGHT & JENNINGS, (Frank Wright and John W. Jen- nings,) flour and feed store, 18 s. Meri. (See card.)
Wundrum William, tailor, 63 e. Wash., h. same.
Wurgler Adolphus porter W. H. Talbott & Co., bds. s. w. cor. Ohio and Meri.
Wust John, turner, n. N. J., h. 97 Ft. Wayne av.
Wygant William D., farmer, h. 76 w. Md.
Wyland Charles, lab., h. 32 Union.
Wyland Ernest, waiter Palmer House.
Wyland William, waiter Palmer House.
Wysong Christopher, carp., bds. 72 s. Ill.
Wysong Christopher, boarding house, 72 s. Ill.
Wysong Oty, brickmason, bds. 72 s. Ill.
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Yager Charles, (Y. & Schmidt,) h. at brewery. Yager John, file maker, bds. 166 s. Ala. Yager & Schmidt, brewers and maltsters, Wyoming, bet. Del. and N. J.
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Yandes Daniel sen., (Yandes & Co., ) h. 64 n. Penn.
Yandes Daniel jr., (Yandes & Co.,) h. 64 n. Penn.
Yandes George B., clerk w. Yandes & Co., bds. 64 n. Penn.
YANDES SIMON, att'y at law, office 23 e. Wash.
YANDES & CO., (Daniel sen. and Daniel jr.,) hides, oil, leather and findings, 38 e. Wash.
Yandes, Reissener & Co., (George Yandes and Albert Reissener,) morocco tannery, cor e. Wash. and Benton.
Yanson Henry, wood sawyer, h. 143 n. Ala.
Yarbrough Peter, fireman I. C. R. R., h. 38 s. Noble.
YEAGER CHRISTIAN, dry goods and grocery store, 215 e. Wash.
Yeager William, cooper, h. 154 n. Noble.
Yeager William, porter Little's Hotel.
Yearling John, tailor, h. 49 e. Md.
Yewell Solomon, book-keeper w. Ferguson & Mansur, h. 195 s. Penn.
Yewell Solomon, clerk w. Danforth & Simpson.
Yews Nixon, mail carrier, h. 229 s. Penn.
YOHN JAMES C., staple and foncy dry goods, 17 e. Wash., h. 74 n. Del.
York Henry, traveling agent Fairbanks' scales, 74 w. Wash., bds. Bates House.
Young Charles P., machinest, bds. Little's Hotel.
Young George D., machinist, h. 68 s. N. J.
Young Granville, speculator, bds. Macy House.
YOUNG HENRY H., printer, h. Ash and Cherry.
Young Jesse, (col.,) barber, 1 n. Ill.
Young Jesse, (col.,) gardener, h. n. Tenn., near Seventh.
Young Jerry, machinist, bds. Little's Hotel.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, rooms Ray's 263 w. Wash.'
Young Moses (col.,) barber and hairdresser, 1 n. Ill.
Young Mrs. Sarah, h. cor. Ala. and Market.
Young William, teacher Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Youngerman Charles, blacksmith, 12 n. Del., h. 14 and 16 same. Youngerman Charles F., stone cutter, h. 168 s. Del.
Youngerman George B., grocer, 209 e. Wash., h. same.
Youngerman Mrs. Mary P., h. 84 Mass. ave.
Yount John, woolen factory, cor. of Sixth and West, on Mich. rd., h. on West cor Mich. rd.
Youtsey Thomas, spoke turner, h. 229 s. East.
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Zeigler Nelson, clerk Boston Store, bds 71 n. Meri. Zeigler William, (Z. & E.,) h. 71 n. Meri.
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ZEIGLER & ELLIOTT, (Wm. Zeigler and Thomas J. Elliott,) staple and fancy dry goods and carpet house, 5 e. Wash. (See card.)
Zeimmer Ferdinand, barber, 62 e. South, h. same.
Zellers Henry, mattress maker, w. A. L. Tilford.
Zimmerman Christopher, composition roofing, 130 e. Market.
Zimmerman Herman, contractor, h. 153 Railroad
Zimmerman James B., bds. 130 e. Market.
Zimmerman John K., bds. 130 e. Market.
Zimmerman Joseph, tailor, shop 22 e. Market, h. 33 s. Del.
Zingerberg William, drayman h. 180 s. Ala.
Zschech Gustavus, pattern maker, h. cor. South and Canal.
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INDIANAPOLIS
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY. AND
BUSINESS MIRROR,
FOR 1861.
Containing the Name and location of every business firm in the City under the particular trade or profession in which they are engaged.
Accouchers and Midwives.
Bohme Mrs. Mary, 18 n. East. Thompson Mrs. M:, 74 n. Illinois.
Agents, Ale and Porter.
Blaes Nicholas, 48 s. Delaware. Wise William & Co., 74 w. Washington. Wright & Jennings, 18 s. Meridian.
Agents, Book.
Kile, Cleveland & Co., cor. Washington and Meridian.
Agents. Insurance.
Davis Charles B., Odd Fellows' Hall, 2d floor.
Delzell & Smith, 37 e. Washington.
Dunlop J. S., n. w. cor. Washington and Meridian. Hayden John J., Blackford's Building.
Henderson Wm., Atna Building.
Hunt D. B., 14 s. Meridian.
Igoe Martin, 70 e. Washington.
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Joseph Richard C., 3 Hubbard's Block. Locke & Bro., Blackford's Building. Spann & Hall, cor. Washington and Meridian. Seidensticker A., 95 e. Washington. Wright Charles A., 86 e. Washington.
Agents. Knitting Machines. Park & Dennis, 82 w. Washington.
Agents, Patent Right.
Brown John L., 54 n. Noble.
Coffin N. T., east of Union Depot. Hardisty Wm., 167 e. Ohio. Stapp Jas. H., Glenns' Block.
Agents, Real Estate.
Barnitz Charles 352 e. Washington.
Delzell & Smith, 37 e. Washington, up stairs.
Delzell Hugh, 37 e. Washington,
Dunlop John S. jr., Dunlop's block, cor. Wash. and Meri. Eldridge Jacob, 13 s. Illinois.
Gatling Richard J., Blackford's Building.
Holladay E. G., Atna Building.
McKernan & Pierce, 39} w. Washington.
McMillan Samuel, 31 w. Washington.
Phipps Isaac N., 28 e. Market. Spann & Hall, s. w. cor. Washington and Meridian. Stapp James H., Glenn's Block.
Waldo Elijah G. B., 13 s. Illinois.
Wilson William, Atna Building, 14 n. Pennsylvania. Wiley William Y., 10} e. Washington.
Wright Charles A., 86 e. Washington.
Agents, Sewing Machine.
Hall E. A., 2 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Henderson Duncan, 52 Bates.
Olcott J. M., 26} w. Washington.
Park & Dennis, 82 Masonic Hall.
Ruckle N. D., 31 w. Washington.'
Turner Wm. H., 74 w. Washington.
Williams Charles H., 19 w. Washington.
Agricultural Implements.
Beard, Starr & Co., n. e. cor. Washington and Tennessee. Binkley Samuel, s. e. cor. Merrill and Tennessee.
RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS.
The only Railroad Connecting the Upper Missouri and Mississippi.
ANIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD.
GREAT ROUTE TO THE FAR WEST AND THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE ROCKY MOUNTANIS. THE FAVORITE ROUTE OF THE GOLD SEEKERS.
FOR ST. JOSEPH,
Leavenworth, Kansas City, Atchison, NEBRASKA CITY, OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS, DENVER CITY, AURARIA and the MINES & TOWNS OF THE GOLD REGION GENERALLY. 150 Miles farther West than any other Railroad.
Close connections with all points East, West and South. Shortest and best route to and from Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, New York, Boston, Philadel- phia, &c. Connecting at St. Joseph, Atchison and Leavenworth, with Cen- tral Overland, California and Pike's Peak Express, for the Kansas Gold Re- gions, Utah, and California.
Passengers will save from Four to Seven Days by this Route.
This is the favorite route of the Gold Seekers. Last year over thirty thou- sand passed over it. St. Joseph, its western terminus, is the natural terminus of the
Great Northern Overland Route !
Now universally preferred by Emigrants.
A Regular Line of Magnificent Packets,
Leave St. Louis daily at 4 P. M., and connecting with next morning's train at Hannibal, and a daily line of Packets run in close connection with the road from St. Joseph to Omaha, Council Bluffs, Nebraska City, Atchison, Weston, Leavenworth, Kansas City, &c.
My Tickets for sale at all the Principal R. R. Offices.
P. B. GROAT, Gen. Ticket Agent,
J. T. K. HAYWARD, Gen'l Sup't, HANNIBAL.
RAILROAD.ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREAT NATIONAL AIR LINE!
INDIANAPOLIS
ROUTE
VIA
TERRE HAUTE, ALTON
TZAW HAND ST. LOUIS
TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY.
The above Route offers superior inducements to the traveling public, being the
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE HOVEEU Between the Atlantic and Mississippi River, making all changes of cars innUnion Depots;ravoiding Jong und tedious omnibus rides and rexatious delays at intermediate places. Connecting at Indianapolis with those. old and. favorite routes, the Bellefon-
; taine and Indiana Central Railroads, In foiw anoifpenas- gtof)
FOR ALL EASTERN AND NORTHERN CITIES. -ux Hoo amrned an: Connecting at St. Louis with the Pacific and North, Missouri Railroads, connecting with the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad for all points in Kansas, Nebraska, and the". "Pike's Peak Gold Regions.
Fine and Spacious Cars on all Trains, and splendid Sleeping Cars are run on all Night Trains.
B- Baggage checked through to Boston, New York, Philadel- phia, Baltimore, Washington City, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and all intermediate places. FRITID
" Line-Through Tickets and reliable information as to all the dif- ferent routes, most cheerfully furnished at the Company's Ticket Offices, No. 32 North Fourth street, under; Plantersh Hotel, and No. 36 North Levee, between Olive and Locust streets,"""
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