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THE INDIANA SCHOOL JOURNAL.
This Educational Monthly, published under the patronage of the State Teacher's Association, entered upon its sixth year with the January No., 1861. O. Phelps, Editor and Proprietor. A board of Associate Editors, and a Mathematical Editor, are appointed by the Association.
It has been enlarged, and the style of type changed so that it contains nearly double its original amount of reading matter.
The School Journal is enlivened by a letter in each No. from a correspondent in Europe.
The School Journal is a good advertising medium, as its circu- lation is not confined to any part of the State. Its subscription list has grown rapidly during the year 1860. The Editor will spend considerable time visiting different parts of the State during the year 1861. Subscribers wanting places as Teachers, or Trustees wanting competent Teachers, can use the Journal for making their wants known free of charge.
It will be sent to subscribers for One Dollar a year in advance.
THE FREE PRESS.
The Free Press was started by a company, on September the 6th, 1853, as an independent Democratic paper, in opposition to the so called National Democracy, and has advocated Republican principles ever since the Republican party existed, (1854.) Richard Henninger became the proprietor of the paper in 1854. Since the first of January, 1861, the Free Press has been issued daily, and is now the largest and widest circulated German news- paper in the State of Indiana.
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THE INDIANA VOLKSBLATT.
The Voltsblatt, Julius Boetticher, publisher and proprietor, was established at Indianapolis in September, 1848. Politics, always Democratic, and has a circulation of 2000 subscribers. It was the first German paper published in the State of Indiana.
THE FREEMASON.
This is a monthly magazine, conducted by R. C. F. Rayhouser, and an able staff of contributors, printed at the office of the Indianapolis Journal Company. It is devoted to the diffusion of Masonic light and literature, for the improvement of the Craft, and the advancement of the order. It has now been published about a year and a half, and is in its third volume. Since its commencement it has met (and deservedly) with unexampled success. A magazine of this character had become a necessity to the Craft of Indiana. Although many worthy and excellent magazines and other Masonic periodicals have been and are still published in the West, the Craft in Indiana were desirous of hav- ing a publication of a home character. This desideratum is ob- tained in the Freemason. Its articles are sound, conservative, entertaining and instructive, and its pages are laden with the gems of Masonic literature and kindred sciences-such matter as improves with time, and affords healthy food for the minds of the Craftsmen as well as others. Terms, two dollars a year.
WESTERN OLIVE BRANCH.
This paper is issued monthly, and edited by Mrs. Carrie D. Filkins Bush. It is devoted to Temperance and social improve- ment, and contains eight pages of original and selected matter in each number, that is interesting and entertaining. Price fifty cents a year ; issued the first of each month.
THE WITNESS.
The first number of this paper was issued on the 3d December, 1856, by its present proprietor, M. G. Clarke. Its object is to furnish a suitable religious family newspaper for the Baptist de- nomination of Indiana. The present circulation is the largest of any paper in the State, being 4000 copies weekly.
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CHRISTIAN RECORD.
The Christian Record is a religious monthly magazine, devoted to the cause of primitive Christianity. The first No. of this work was issued July 1843, in Bloomington, Ind., under the editorial supervision of Eld. James M. Mathes, who was sole proprietor of the work. In 1847 Eld. Elijah Goodwin became a full partner and co-editor with Eld. Mathes. This relation continued only two years, when Eld. Goodwin accepted a call from the Christian Church in Madison, Ind., to labor for that congregation in the ministry of the word.
The Record remained in the hands of Eld. Mathes, and was conducted by him in Bloomington until the summer of 1851, when it was moved to this city by him, and continued under his editorship until the spring or summer of 1855, when Eld. Mathes removed to Lawrence county, Ind., and published the Record for a time in Bedford, the county seat of Lawrence county. But, lacking many of the facilities for such a work which the city affords, he moved back to Indianapolis at the commencement of the year 1857.
In May, 1859, Mr. Mathes, finding it inconvenient to super- vise the work in the city while he resided in Lawrence county, proposed to sell out to Eld. Elijah Goodwin, his former partner. Terms were agreed upon, and Eld. Goodwin became the sole pro- prietor and editor of the work. It is now in its 19th volume, and may be regarded as one of the permanent periodicals of In- dianapolis, as its present editor is a permanent citizen.
ITS CHARACTER .- The Christian Record is wholly devoted to the cause of Christianity. It stands opposed to all human creeds as tests of Christian character or church fellowship. It teaches that Christianity is a reasonable thing; that it is addressed to man as a reasonable being, capable of understanding its facts and obeying its commandments; that the promises of the gospel are made to the obedient believer, and that all who will, may and can comply with the gospel and be saved.
Terms, $1 per vol. of 12 monthly numbers, invariably in ad- vance. Address, Elijah Goodwin. Indianapolis, Ind.
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INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY.
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ABBREVIATIONS.
arch architects.
clk.
clerk.
mkr .maker.
n. side north side.
opp .opposite.
off.
office.
bds
boards.
lab. laborer.
| merch .merchant.
w. side. .west side.
h.
.house or res w.
.with
R. R.
railroad.
STREET ABBREVIATIONS.
Arch Arch.
Ala
Alabama.
Ash
Ash.
Ben
Benton.
Bla ..
Blake.
Br'dway Broadway.
Bluff rd Bluff road.
Chat Chatham.
Cumb Cumberland.
Cher .. Cherry.
Chest.
.Chestnut.
Ches.
.Chesapeake.
Cala.
California.
Del.
Delaware.
Dun
Duncan.
East
East.
First
First.
Fourth.
Fourth.
Fifth
Fifth.
Geo ..
Georgia.
Gar ..
Garden.
Second
Second.
Sixth.
Sixth.
Tenn.
Tennessee.
Third
Third street.
Va. Ave
. Virginiaa Avenue.
Vt .... Vermont street.
Vine ..
Vine.
Louc
Louchabee.
Lib.
Liberty.
Meri. Meridian.
Md.
Maryland.
Market. Market.
Merrill Merrill.
McC.
.McCarty.
Mo ..
Missouri.
Mich
Michigan.
Miss Mississippi.
Mass. Ave Massachusetts Avenue.
North North.
Noble Noble.
N. Y. New York.
N. J New Jersey,
Ohio.
Ohio.
Oak Oak.
Po .. Potomac.
Penn Pennsylvania.
Pratt .. Pratt.
River st River street.
South
South.
St. C .. St. Clair.
St. M.
.St. Mary.
St. J.
St. Joseplı.
Henry
Henry.
Hanna.
Hanna.
Ind. Ave. Indiana Avenue.
Ill.
Illinois.
Ky. Ave.
Kentucky Avenue.
La ..
Lonisiana Street.
Wal .. .Walnnt.
Wood
Wood.
Washı Washington.
West
West.
acc .. accountant.
com .commission.
att'y attorney.
confec confectioner
bet ..
between.
e. side east side.
s. side. .south side.
cor
corner.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAMMOTH
MANUFACTORY.
FINEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WEST. No. 99 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
On hand, Carriages, Buggies, Rockaways and Spring Wagons, all of the most approved style and finish, and will make to order all styles called for. Repairing done with neat- ness and dispatch.
No. 99 East Washington street, opposite the Court House. GEO. LOWE.
DAVID RAY, DEALER IN
FURNITURE AND FINE CABINET WARE,
No. 78 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
" On hand, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus, and all kinds of Furniture.
"Graining and Repairing done Promptly."
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WASHINGTON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
LAHNE STOCK
WASHINGTON FOUNDERY
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INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEWIS W. HASSELMAN.
ALMUS E. VINTON.
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE WORKS INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
HASSELMAN & VINTON, MANUFACTURERS OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
HORSE POWERS, THRESHERS AND SEPARATORS, SUGAR MILLS,
STEAM ENGINES
For Grist Mills, Muley, Sash and Circular Saw Millls; GRIST AND SAW MILL MACHINERY, Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers, Gearing, CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, Wrought-Iron Work, Bridge Bolts and Castings,
BOILERS AND CHIMNEYS SHEET IRON WORK, WATER WHEELS, FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORK IN GENERAL, See Engraving, opposite Page.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
E. C. ATKINS,
SPIRING DIANAPOTE
MANUFACTURER OF Every Description of Saws.
Patent Ground Circular Saws. Extra Tempered Mill and Muley Saws. Tuttle's Patent Cross-Cut Saws. Single Hook Cross-Cut Saws.
Sheffield Works, No. 155 South Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Special attention paid to Repairiug. Breakage in repairing at owuer's risk.
J. M'LENE, Successor to E. J. Baldwin & Company, DEALER IN
WATCHES & JEWELRY
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, &C., FINE CUTLERY & GAS FIXTURES, NO. 1 BATES HOUSE, Corner Washington and Illinois Streets,
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Agent for the American Watch Company, and Boston Watch Company's Watches.
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Abbett C. H., student, bds. 20 Va. ave.
ABBETT LAWSON, physician and surgeon, off. and res. 20 Va. ave.
Abbett Wm. A, salesman w. H. Hausman & Co , bds. 20 Va. ave.
Abrams John, clk. w. Birkenmayer & Co., h. 55 e. Ohio.
Achey David S., trader, bds. 5 Ky. ave.
Achey Henry, retired, 5 Ky. ave.
Achey John, trader, bds. 5 Ky. ave.
ADAMS' EXPRESS CO., John H. Ohr, agent, off. 12 e. Wash. [See card, facing inside front cover.]
Adams Geo. H., book-keeper w. Asher & Co., h. 126 n. Penn. Adams Harry E., bds. 48 n. Tenn.
Adams Henry C., clk., bds. 71 s. New Jersey.
Adams Hubbard S., policeman, h. 61 s. New Jersery.
ADAMS JOHN W., boot and shoe dealer, 53 w. Wash., bds. Spencer House.
Adams Patrick, grocer, Mount Jackson, near Insane Asylum.
Adams Perry, cooper, h. 131 w. Maryland.
Adams Reuben, book-keeper, w. Bradshaw & Glazier, h. 71 s. New Jersey.
Adams Robert A., painter, h. 79 w. South.
Adams Thomas H., cooper, bds. 131 w. Maryland.
Adams Wesley M., carp., shop North, bet. Ill. and Tenn., h. 184 n. Ill.
Adams Wm. L., carpet salesman w. H. A. Fletcher & Co., bds 26 e. Market.
ÆTNA BUILDING, 14 n, Pennsylvania.
ÆTNA LIFE INS. CO., Hartford, Conn., D. B. Hunt, agent, off. 14 s. Meridian.
ÆTNA INS. CO., Hartford, Conn., Wm. Henderson, agent, off. Ætna Building, n. Penn. [See advertisement.]
African Methodist Church, Geo. bet. Canal and Miss. Rev. Charles Burch, pastor.
Afton Antone, news carrier, h. 43 e. Maryland.
Again Patrick, Lafayette and Indianapolis engine house, h. 8 n, West.
Ahler Andrew, watchmaker, h. 17 Ky. ave.
Aikens Mrs. Martha, h. 37 Hosbrook.
Albert Austin, blacksmith, h. West, bet. Ver. and Mich.
Albert Lawson, plow maker, h. West, bet. Ver. and Mich.
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Albertzmayer Daniel, engine cleaner, h. 56 Union.
Albertzmayer Henry, engineer, h. 152 n. Noble.
Alborn Lewis, manufacturer of embroidery, 137 e. Wash., third story.
Albrecht George, varnisher, h. 95 Davidson.
Albro Henry, moulder, h. 252 s. Delaware.
Aldag August, shoe maker, h. 40 Spring.
ALDAG CHALES, manufacturer boots and shoes, 137 e. Wash., h. 32 n Liberty.
Aldag Charles L., shoe maker, h, 50 n. Liberty.
Aldag Louis, shoe maker, h. 30 n. Liberty.
Aldrich Frank, agent Marsee & Son, bds. s. Penn., Alvord's Block.
Aldrich John, carp., n. 125 Railroad.
Aldridge David, carp., h. 49 e. Mich.
Aldridge Franklin, cl'k, bds. 44 s. Penn.
Alexander John, brakesman Central railroad, bds. Galt House.
ALEXANDER JOAN E., watch and clock maker, and jeweler, w. Wash., West Indianapolis. (See Card.)
ALFORD, MILLS & Co., (Thomas G. Alford, Howard W. Mills,
Wm. H. Morrison, sr., and Richard L. Talbot,) wholesale grocers, 36 e. Wash.
Allhand John, farmer, h. 164, n. Noble.
Allaire Andrew B., blacksmith, bds. 138 n. Ala.
Allaire James P., bricklayer, h. 138 n. Ala.
Allaire Peter A., brick mason, bbs. 138 n. Ala.
Allamon Samuel, (Osgood, Smith & Co., ) h. 100 n. Penn.
Allefeld Geo. H., miller, Underhill's mill.
Allen Archibald C., h. 79 n. Ill.
Allen Emery, teamster, h. 133 n. Ala.
Allen Henry, (A. & H.) h. 66 w. Vt.
Allen Joseph, (col.,) h. 186 w. North.
Allen Robert, finisher, h. 114 w. Ohio.
Allen R. T. W., student, Bryant's Coml. College.
Allen William, machinist, h. 105 Meek.
ALLEN & HINESLEY, (Henry Allen and Wm. Hinesley,)
livery, feed and boarding stable, Pearl, rear of Palmer House. (See card.) Allison Daniel, engineer, I. & C. railroad, bds. 151 Va. Ave.
Allison Joseph E., plasterer, bds. Batty House, 31 n. Ala.
Allison Mrs. Mary, bds. 32, n. w. cor. Penn. and Market. Allred Garrison W., city sexton, h. 103 w. South.
Allred James, h. n. w. cor. Tenn. and Third.
'Alonzo David, printer, bds. 78 s. Ill.
Altland Samuel T., carp., h. 171 n. N. J.
ALVEY JAMES H., military bounty land agent, bds. Palmer House.
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ALVORD ELIJAH S., stage contractor, h. 54 n. Penn. Amann Thomas, teamster, h. n. Tenn., bet. Fourth and Fifth. AMBROSE MARY, Superioress Sisters of Providence, cor. Ga. and Tenn.
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., office s. e. cor Wash. and Mer .; J. G. Barnes, agent. (See card.)
Ames Rev. Almond S., Baptist, h. 130 n. Del.
AMES REV. EDWARD R., M. Epis., Bishop, h. n. Penn., bet. First and Second.
AMES JAMES, piano manufacturer, room 2 Glenn's Block, bds. Little's Hotel.
Amos James, spinner, h. - Dunlop.
Amos Mrs. Nancy, h. 143 n. Noble.
Amos Thomas, policeman, h. 73 Spring.
Anackar John, lab., h. 70, n. Noble.
Anaga John, lab., 70 n. Noble.
Anderson Mrs. Amanda, h. 306 s. Del.
Anderson Charles, carp., bds 53 e. Market.
Anderson Mrs. Cynthia, h. 52 e. Market.
Anderson David, carp., h. 82 Ind. ave.
Anderson David, (A. & D.,) h. 52 Ind. ave.
Anderson Edward, plasterer and whitewasher, h. 42 Lib.
Anderson George, carp., bds. 53 e. Market.
Anderson George P., (Bates City Mills,) h. 70 n. East.
Anderson James, plasterer, h. cor. Ft. Wayne ave. and Del.
Anderson James, ostler, w. Allen & Hinesley, bds. Ohio House. Anderson James, carp., bds. 53 e. Market.
Anderson James D., plasterer, h. 49 w. South.
Anderson James W., messenger American Ex. Co., 67 n. East.
Anderson John, blacksmith, Union Foundry, bds. East Street House.
ANDERSON J. A. P., proprietor Bates City Mills, h. 95 n. East.
ANDERSON JOHN H. P., superintendent Bates City Mills, h. 82 n. Del.
Anderson Robert J., brick mason, h. 15 e. North.
Anderson Mrs. Susan, h. 59 St. Mary.
Anderson Thomas, carp., h. 84 Ind. ave.
Anderson William, clk., bds. 53 e. Market.
Anderson William H., plasterer, 42 Bates.
ANDERSON & DYSON, (David Anderson and Sinclair Dyson,) carpenters and joiners, Tenn., bet. Wash. and Market.
ANDRA JOHN, saddler and harness maker., 171 e. Wash., h. 152 e. N. Y. [See card.]
Andrews Joseph F., bds. 61 e. Market.
ANDREWS LYMAN N.,gen. freight agent, P. & I. railroad off., at depot, h. 73 n. Del.
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Angle Thomas, wood sawyer, Mich. Beachwood Nursery.
Angvine Edward G., painter and paper hanger, h. 35 Market, near Government building.
Ankenbrock Henry, drayman, h. 269 s. Del.
Anta Jacob, blacksmith, h. 199 s. Del.
Anthis Jacob, candle mkr., h. 104 e. McCarty.
Anthony Barbara Mrs., boarding house, 14 n. West.
Appleton James R., foreman Sentinel press room, h. 151 n. Penn.
Archey David Col., res. 85 West st. Alley.
Armbruster John J., clk. w. John Meikel, h. e. s. West, bet. Md. and Ga.
Armentrout George, apprentice, w. W. H. Campbell & Bro., bds. Macy House.
Armstrong Geo. F., messenger American Ex. Co. h. s. Tenn.
Armstrong Isaiah J., tailor, h. 147 Va. ave.
Armstrong John K., tailor, h. 147 Va. ave.
Armstrong John N., at Pork House, h. 182 n. Tenn.
Armstrong Rev. William, agent A. M. Bible Society, h. 186 n. Ill.
Armstrong Wm. S., student, Bryant's Coml. College, bds. 186 n. Ill.
Arnhalter Henry, harness mkr., bds. 152 e. N. Y.
Arnold Alfred, bds. 27 alley, bet. East and Lib.
Arnold Benjamin F., student at law, bds. 44 n. Penn.
Arnold Mrs. Jane, widow, h. Fletcher ave .. n. Pine.
Arnold Peter, foundryman, h. 9 n. N. J.
Arnold Thomas, brick maker, h. 283 s. East.
Arthur Thomas, moulder, h. 240 w. Wash.
Arthur William, stoue cutter, h. 47 s. Noble.
ASBURY CHAPEL, Methodist, N. J., bet. South and Va. ave., Rev. Chafee, pastor.
ASCHER PROF. ALBERT, teacher of piano and vocal and in- trumental music, off. Glenn's Block, bds. Palmer House.
Ash Francis, lab., h. 14 Georgia.
Ash Isaac N., deputy auditor of State, off. 7 McOuat's Block, bds. 44 n. Pennsylvania.
ASHER JOHN R. (A. & Co.,) 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
ASHER & CO., publishers and booksellers, 3 Odd Fellows' Hall. Askin Patrick, peddler, n. cor. Cherry and Oak.
Asmus Frederick, carpet weaver, h. 135 Ind. ave.
Asmus Peter, soap wagon, bds. near Underhill's mill.
Aston Joseph, horse dealer h. Mississippi, bet. First and Second. Aston Joseph, student Bryant's Commercial College.
ATHON JAMES S., M. D., superintendent Indiana Hospital for the Insane.
ATKINS ELIAS C., saw manufacturer, 155 s. Illinois, bds. 122 n. Illinois.
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Atkins E. C., (Ludlow & A.,) bds. 122 n. Ill.
Atkins George R., traveling agent, Ludlow & Atkins. Atkinson James B., bds. West, bet. St C. and North.
Atkinson Joseph H., road master, Bellefontaine Railroad, h. 233 s. Delaware.
Atkinson Thomas J., painter, h. 116 n. Miss. Aufderhade Fred, painter, shop 192 n. Noble, h. same. Aufderhade John H., n. Davidson. bet. Vt. and Mich.
Augstein Charles, turner, bds. East St. House.
Augustus John, h. cor. n. Ill. and Fourth.
Austin John M. turner, 20} s. Meridian, h. 28 s. Meridian.
Ausbuettel Louis, mechanic, bds. Union Hall.
Avels Joseph, carp., h. 259 s. Pennsylvania.
Avels Mrs. Margaret, grocery, 277 n Delaware, h. same.
AVERILL VAN B., mailing clk., Sentinel office, bds. J. J. Par- sons.
Avery John P., teacher, bds. 104 n. Alabama. Ala.
Avery Joseph, grocer, 59 w. Wash.
AVERY JOHN L., carpenter, shop cor. North and Ala., h. 104 Ala.
AVERY LEONARD S., off. 6 Blake's row, h. 140 n. Tenn. Ayres David, lab., h. 227 s. East.
Ayres Milton, plow mkr., 34 e. Geo.
Ayres William S., carp., (Brackin & Co.,) shop cor. First and n. Tenn., h. same.
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Babbitt Alonzo, printer, Capital office, h. 78 s. Ill. Babbitt Mrs. Phebe, h. 78 s. Ill.
Babcock Henry, h. 139 e. South.
Babcock Melvin D., auctioneer, bds. 139 e. South.
Bach Caspar, butcher, h. 14 Gar.
Bach Louis, printer, bds. Geo., near Farmers' Hotel. Bachman Ben. R., clk., 34 n. Ill.
Back Clemens, cigar mkr., bds. Union Hall.
Back John, porter, Tremont House.
BACKESTO J. P., M. D., off. 20 n. Ill.
BACON DANIEL, jr., supt. Bates House saloon, bds. Bates House.
Bacon Elisha W., painter, h. 131 n. Ala. Bacon John L., blacksmith, bds. 131 n. Ala. Bacon Robert D., silversmith, bds. 39 n. Penn. Bacon Theodore L., book-keeper, McTaggerts, bds. 59 N. Y. Bacon William M., painter, bds. 131 n. Ala. Bader Henry, currier, h. 61 Bluff rd. Bafford Susan, (col'd) h. 87 West.
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Baier Casper, news carrier, h. Md., near Del.
Bain Reuben T., at rolling mill, bds. Union House.
Bair Leonidus, harness maker, h. 152 w. Ga.
Bair Mrs. Sidney A., wid., h. 152 Ga.
Bakemeyer Henry, lab., h. Va. ave., s. McC.
Baker Ann Mrs., milinery and dress making, 20 s. Ill.
Baker Frederick, h. s. e. cor. Ill. and Wal.
Baker Isaac, sawyer, saw mill, h. Bla. north w. Wash.
BAKER JAMES M., agent New York hat store, 30 w. Wash., h. 23 s. Ill.
BAKER JESSE A., teacher of music and leader of City Greys' Band, 30 w. Wash., bds. 23 s. Ill.
Baker John, saddler, bds. 44 s. Penn.
Baker Santiago W., salesman, New York store.
Baker Sarah Anna Miss, dress mkr., 16 s. Ill.
Baker Wilson J., R. R. agent, h. 118 n. Miss.
BALCKE CHARLES, saloon keeper, 175 e. Wash., h. same.
Baldridge Alexander H., eclectic physician, off. 69 Fort Wayne ave., h. same.
Baldwin J. Hermon, (Hausmann & Co.,) h. 41 Mich.
Balinger Madison, carp., shop 150 n. East, h. same.
Ball Christopher, L. & Ind. R. R., bds. Hurd's, n. West.
Ball Henry S., harness mkr., bds. 44 Ind. ave.
Ball Miss Henrie, teacher of penmanship Female Institute, 34 n. Penn.
Ball Wm., carp , h. 39 w. Vermont.
BALLARD AUSTIN, seal and press manufacturer, 5 Circle.
BALLARD GRANVILLE M., teacher Blind Asylum.
Ballard G. W., clk., bds. Little's Hotel.
Ballenger Edward B., law student w. R. L. Walpole, bds. 43 Tenn.
Ballman Catharine, groceries and provisions, junction East and Va. ave., h. 80 e. Market.
Ballman Herman, grocer, junction East and Va. ave., h. 80 e. Market.
Balls Charles H., baggage master, L. & I. R. R., bds. Hurd's.
Ballweg Ambrose, (B. & Kindler, ) h, 57 s. Penn.
Ballweg & Kindler, (Ambrose Ballweg and Charles Kindler,) gun and locksmiths, 17 Ky. ave.
Bals Charles, (Ruschhaupt & B.,) h. 56 St. Joseph.
Bals Christopher, clk., bds. e. Market, bet. Liberty and East .. Bamberger David, h. 207 Ind. ave.
Bamberger Isacc, clk. Moritz, Bro. & Co., bds. Farmers' Hotel. BAMBERGER HERMAN, dealer in hats and caps, umbrellas and canes, 16 e. Wash., bds. Bates House. (See adv. ) Banghart Aaron W., well digger, h. 189 n. N. J.
BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, H. McCulloch, pres- ident, James M. Ray, cashier, cor. Ill. and Ky. ave.
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BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, (Branch at Indian- apolis,) Geo. Tousey, president, C. L. Stevenson, cashier, off. n. e. cor. Meri. and Wash.
Banks Francis R., foreman, Bellefontaine R. R., h. 66 s. Noble. Bannan Patrick, ostler w. Wood & Foudray.
Bannan Timothy, lab., h. 113 e. South.
Bannon Andrew, h. w. Wash., near the Canal.
Barbee Robert B, door keeper at theatre, h. 165 n. East.
Barbee Sampson, moulder h. 96 e. McC.
Barbee Sampson, sr., Oriental, South e. Wash.
Barbour Lucian, (B. & Howland,) h. 107 n. Alabama.
Barbour Samuel, mail agent, h. 39 w. Md.
BARBOUR & HOWLAND, (Lucian Barbour and John D. Howland.) attorneys at law, off. 43 w. Wash.
Bardwell Thomas, painter, bds. 53 s. Penn.
Bareswill Daniel, clk. w. Klingensmith & Bro., bds 12 Ind. ave.
Barington Albert, plasterer, h. 106 e. Vt.
Barker Peter, huckster, h. 124 e. Mich.
BARKER THOMAS D., county treasurer, off. County Blgs., h. 149 n. Del,
Barkley James, w. side Shelbyville rd., 1} miles s. of city limits. Barlow Thomas, carver, w. J. Ott, 117 w. Washington, bds. e. South.
Barnard Jehill, (Holliday & B.,) h. 12 w. N. Y.
Barneclo John M., clk. I. & C. depot, h. 45 La.
Barneclo Lorenzo, merch., h. 102 s. Noble.
Barneclo Orlando, apprentice I. & C. shop, bds. 45 e. La.
BARNES ELLIS, foreman Journal job rooms, h. 20 s. Meri.
BARNES J. G., agent American and United States Express Cos.
off. Blackford's Building, cor. Wash. and Meri., h. 90 n. Ala.
Barnes -, cooper, h. Noble, west Indianapolis.
Barnhamer William, plasterer, res. 169 w. Vt.
Barnitt Isaac, (Wood & B.,) h. 68 n. East.
Barnitt Thomas, jr., grocer, bds. 83 e. Market.
Barnitt Thomas, sr., (B. & Son,) 83 e. Market.
BARNITT & SON, grocers, 170 e. Wash.
Barnitz Charles, real estate agent and dealer, 352 e. Wash., h. 148 n. Ill.
Barnitz Henry, retired, bds. 148 n. Ill.
BARNITZ JACOB W., M. D., off. 35} e. Wash., bds. 148 n. Ill. Barnworth George, teamster, h. 61 n. West.
Barr Jacob, Venetian blind manufac., shop 86 n. Ala., h. same. Barrett James, lab., rear 89 s. Tenn.
Barrett John. h. 155 w. Vt.
Barrett Michael, lab., h. near T. H. & R. R. R.
Barrett Patrick, lab., h. 82 s. Noble.
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Barrett Z. E., pass. cond. B. & I. R. R., bds. Palmer House. BARRINGER GEORGE L., general freight agent I. & C. R. R., bds. Bates House.
Barrows James, engineer P. & I. R. R., h. Peru.
BARRY EDWARD H., Secy. Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F., h. cor. First and Tenn.
Barry Mrs. Helen, wid., h. 306 s. Del.
Barry Michael, stone cutter, h. 46 Spring.
Barry Michael, waiter, Bates House.
Barry Thomas G., clk., Wm. Hannaman, bds. n. Tenn., cor. First. Barth George, watchman, Root's foundry, h. 198 Va. ave.
Barth Rev. John H., Methodist, h. 121 n. Ala.
Bartholomew Sylvanus, lab., h. 150 w. Wash.
Bartholomew Silas, farmer, bds. 150 w. Wash.
Bartlett Daniel A., dealer in stock and boarding house, 42 w. Md. Bartlett Joseph L., (J. L. B. & Co.,) h. 121 s. Tenn.
Bartlett J. L. & Co., fruits, confectionery, cigars and tobacco, 11 e. Wash.
Bartz Charles, h. 248 n. Ill.
Baser Gotleib, lab., h. Noble near North.
Bast Lovel, (col'd,) oyster saloon, cor. Wash. and Meri., h. n. w. cor. Benton and Lord.
Bassett Edward E., atty. at law, h. 14 e. Ohio.
Bassett Harvey D., machinist, bds. n. w. cor. Penn. and Ohio.
Bassett Horace H., bds, n. w. cor. Penn. and Ohio.
Bassett Wm. J., mason and boarding house, 20 n. Penn.
BATES CITY MILLS, J. A. P. Anderson, proprietor, 282 e. Wash.
BATES HERVEY, sen., h. 66 e. Market.
BATES HERVEY, jr., (Wright, B. & Maguire,) h. s. of City limits, Madison ave, bet. Nebraska and Texas.
BATES HOUSE, Wm. Judson, n. w. cor. Wash. and Ill. BATES HOUSE SALOON, D. Bacon, jr, sup't.
Batty Edwin, carp., h. Broadway, near N. W. C. University.
Batty John H., grocer and hotel keeper, Batty House, 31 n. Ala., grocery same. Batty Mrs. Mary, 77 n. Noble.
Battcher Conrad, wood sawyer, h. 7 n. N. J.
Battelle Rev. Cornelius D., Meth. Epis., 2 Circle.
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