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DEPOSITORY OF FLOYD CO. BIBLE SOCIETY
At J. H. Conner's Drug Store. No. 808 Main street.
OFFICERS.
President-Peter R. Stoy. Treasurer -Walter Mann. Secretary-Rev. Charles Hutcherson. Librarian-J. H. Conner.
NEW ALBANY SILVER BAND. Meets on Tuesday and Friday evenings, at No. 260 Main, over Dollen's Music Store. Geo. Thompson, Secretary ..
FIRST GERMAN LUTHERAN SOCIE- TY OF NEW ALBANY.
Meets on the 2d Tuesday evening in each month, Hall, No. 65 State, over the Drug Store of Charles L. Hoover. OFFICERS.
President-Adam Sohn. Vice President -- Antone Sohn. First Secretary-John Seip. Second Secretary-Paul Cratz. Treasurer-Chris. Chition.
@ JAEGAR SOCIETY.
Meets on the first Wednesday evening in each month. Hall, No. 65 State, over the Drug Store of Charles L. Hoover.
OFFICERS.
President-J. P. Kohler. Vice President-Adam Sohn. First Secretary-John Seip. Second Secretary-H. Pralle. Treasurer-H. Schaaf.
GERMAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA- TION.
Meets on first Tuesday in each month. Hall, No. 65 State, over Drug Store of Charles L. Hoover.
OFFICERS.
President-Jacob Kreuzer. Vice President-Fred. Knoblock. Cor. Secretary-Jacob Bader. Rec. Secretary-John Seib. Treasurer-Peter Smith.
STEUBEN GROF, No. 6, V. A. O. D. Meets on Thursday evenings. Hall, No. 65 State, over Drug Store of Charles L. Hoover.
E. E .- John Reisert. Secretary-John Moser.
ROBERT BLUM LODGE, No. 87, A. D. O. H.
Meet every Monday evening in Ameri- can Hall, south-west corner of State and Market.
OFFICERS.
O. B .- Fred. Wunderlick. U. B .- F. Hammer. Secretary-Stephen Motsch. Treasurer-H. Klosse. Rec. Secretary-F. Kohler.
ABALLABOOZABANGANORRIBONE- AN MOKUNA.
Meeting every Tuesday evening at 7} o'clock, from October 1st to April 1st, and 8 o'clock, balance of the year. Hall No. 70, west side Pearl, bet. Main and Market.
OFFICERS.
President-Saddison Day. Vice President-M. Littill. Secretary-R. J. Shaw. Treasurer-William H. P. Farrell.
GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC, ST. JOSEPH BENEVOLENT SOC'Y.
Meets the first Monday evening in each month, in the School House on east side Upper 8th, bet. Spring and Elm.
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RECORD .- RAILROADS, TELEGRAPH COS., NEWSPAPERS, ETC.
RAILROADS, TELEGRAPH CO'S, ETC.
LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY & CHI- CAGO RAILROAD.
Passenger and freight depot, ns. Oak, bet: Pearl and Bank. B. F. Masten, Supt. See advertisement opposite New Albany Index.
NEW ALBANY & CORYDON MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.
Lemon & Harberson, Prop'rs.
Leaves New Albany daily (Sundays excepted) at 9 o'clock, A. M. Distance, 20 miles. Office at Palmer, House, ns. Upper High, bet. 3d and 4th.
NEW ALBANY AND GREENVILLE ACCOMMODATION.
John W. Smith. Prop'r. Leaves New Albany daily ( Sundays ex- cepted) for Greenville at 22 o'clock, P. M. Distance, 12 miles; fare. 60 ets. Ofice ne. cor. State and Spring.
NEW ALBANY AND PORTLAND FER- RY COMPANY. Duckwall & Irwin, Prop's.
The ferries make a trip every twenty minutes, from 6 A. M. to 10 P. M.
FARE.
Passengers, 74 cents.
'1 horse vehicle, 15 cents.
2 horse vehicle, 25 cents.
3 horse vehicle, 40 cents.
4 horse vehicle, 65 cents.
Hogs and sheep, (in droves), 5 cts. per head. Mules, horses, cattle, &c., (in droves), 10 cents per head.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COM- PANY.
East side Pearl, 2d door north of Main. Dispatches sent at all hours. between 74 A. M. and 8 P. M.
George H. Godfrey, operator. James McIntosh, asst. operator.
UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH COM- PANY.
To all points in the United States and British Provinces. Cannon's Block, e8. Pearl, 3d door N. of Market, up stairs. James McKaye, prest .. New York. S. C. Hay, sec., New York.
G. E. Cheney, operator.
NEWSPAPERS.
DAILY LEDGER.
Published every evening, (Sundays excepted). by Norman & Matthews, ws. Pearl, bet. Main and Market. Terms, $10 per annum in advance, or 20 cents per week payable to the carrier.
WEEKLY LEDGER.
Published every Wednesday morning by Norman & Matthews, wo. Pearl, bet. Main and Market. Terms, $2.50 per annum, in advance.
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
Published every morning by J. P. Luse' & Co, cor. of Main and State, Post Office building.
Terms, $9.00 per annum, in advance; or 20 cents per week, payable to the car- rier. WEEKLY COMMERCIAL.
Published every Wednesday morning by J. P. Luse & Co., cor. of Main and State, Post Office Building. Terms, $2.50 per annum, payable in advance.
POST OFFICE.
South-west cor. State and Main streets. John M. Wilson, Post Master. Jobn T. Armstrong, Assistant Post Master. Obed G. Wilson, Clerk.
George M. Coombs, Clerk. Office opens at 74 o'clock, A. M .; closes
at 64 P. M. Sundays, open from 8 to 9 A. M. The Eastern Mail, closes at 5 o'clock,
RECORD .- PUBLIC HALLS, CEMETERIES.
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P. M. Departs at 5 A. M. Arrives at 5 P. M.
The Railroad Mail, also Cairo and St. Louis mails, closes at 8 o'clock, A. M. Departs at 9 o'clock A. M. Arrives at 8} o'clock P. M.
Louisville Mail, closes at 7} o'clock P.
M. Departs at 82 o'clock P. M. Arrives at 9 o'clock, A. M.
Jasper Mail, closes at 64 o'clock, A. M. Departs at 72 o'clock, A. M., every Wed- nesday. Arrives at 5 P. M. Tuesdays Elizabeth Mail, closes at 10 o'clock, A.
M. Departs at 11 o'clock, A. M., every Thursday. Arrives at 9 A. M.
PUBLIC HALLS, ETC.
American Hall, sw. cor. State and Mar- · ket.
Cannon's Hall, ne. cor. Upper 1st and Market.
City Hall, sw. cor. State and Spring. " Handel & Haydn Hall, sw. cor. State and Market. .
Woodward's Hall, nw. cor. Main and. Lower Ist. .
NEW ALBANY FAIR GROUNDS. Situated on Charlestown road, one mile from the city.
CEMETERIES.
City Cemetery, located on Charlestown road. Luther Hawes, sexton; residence, ws. Upper 6th, bet. Market and Spring German Catholic Cemetery, located on Charlestown road, one mile. from the city.
Trinity Church Cemetery (Catholic), located near Vincennes turnpike, two miles from the city.
H. N. DEVOL, Manufacturer of
TIN, COPPER AND IRON WARE,
AND DEALER IN STOVES, CASTINGS, TINNERS' STOCK,
AND GAS PIPE AND FIXTURES. 285 Main Street, NEW ALBANY, IND.
SCOTT & BRINDLEY, Manufacturers of all kinds of FURNITURE & COFFINS. HEARSE AND HACKS FURNISHED, When desired, at reasonable prices.
256 MAIN STREET, bet. State and Lower First, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
L. C. FEBBY,
INSURANCE AGENT,
NO. 289 MAIN ST.,
NEW ALBANY, INDIANA,
REPRESENTS :
ARCTIC INSURANCE CO., New York, Cash Assets ... $725,000.00 MORRIS FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE CO., $800,000.00 New York, Cash Assets
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE CO., New York,
Cash Assets.
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Cash
$400,000.00 Assets .. 8200,000.00 UNION INSURANCE CO., Indiana, Cash Assets.
COLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE CO., New
8,000,000.00 - York, Cash Assets ...
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE CO., New York, .. 2,500,000.00 Cash Assets TRAVELERS' INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Cash As-
$750,000.00 sets.
FIRE, CARGO, STEAMBOAT HULL,
Life and Accident Risks, taken in any
Desired Amount at FAIR RATES.
Losses Paid at this Agency since 1854,
$312,109.76.
EDWARDS'
NEW ALBANY DIRECTOR,
FOR 1865-6.
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTOR.
ab. above.
c. or cor. corner.
N. north.
Rev. reverend.
agt. agent.
clk. clerk.
ne. north-east.
S. south.
al. alley.
ct court.
nr. near.
se. south-east.
asst. assistant.
.E. east.
ns, north side.
88. south side.
av. avenue.
es. east side.
nw. north-west.
BW. south-west.
bet. between.
forwd. forwarding.
pl. place.
supt. superintendent.
bildg. building.
insp. inspector.
pres. president.
treas. treasurer.
blk. block.
la. lane.
prod. produce.
W. west.
(col'd) colored.
lab. laborer.
pub. public.
ws. west side.
com. mer. commission
mkr. maker.
rd. road
whol. wholesale"
merchant.
mnfr. manufacturer.
r. residence.
wid widow.
The classification by business will be found immediately following the alphabetical arrangement of names. For full Indices to the contents of the work, and names too late for regular insertion, see pre- ceding pages.
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BBEY Bersheba, wid. Anson, r. ws.
A Bank, bet. Main and Water
Abbott Goodheart, teamster, r. Water, bet. upper 5th and 6th
Abry Frederick, blacksmith, J. Merkel, bds. Main, cor. up. 4th
Achillas Christopher, bartender, Fred. Raymond, r. ws. up. 4th, bet, Main and Water
Adams Express Co. 251 Main, Charles Pink, agt.
Adams James, boilermaker, bds. 189 1w. High
Adams James, helper, Johnson & Web- ster
Adams Larkin, confectioner, r. 88. Up- per Elm, bet. 6th and 7th
Adams Thomas, blacksmith, L. & N. A. and C. R. R. r. ss. Lower Spring, bet. Washington and Lafayette
Adams William, boilermaker, bds. 139 Lower High
Adams William, trader, r. 138 Lower High
Adams William, works Zier & Stucky Adamson Alexander, carpenter, r. W8. Wilson, bet. Floyd and Water
Adkins Samuel J. (S. S. Marsh & Co.) Adolf Charles, teamster, bds. es. Upper 5th, bet. Spring and Elm Adolph Adam, tailor, 185 State, r. same
Atna Ins. Co. Hartford, Conn. Charles Pink, agt. 251 Lower Main
African Methodist Episcopal Church, ss. Ealy, bet. Griffith and Washington Ailer Frederick, Street Commissioner, office Spring, sw. cor. State, r. ws. Albany, bet. Upper Washington and Vincennes
Airhart George, lab. r. es. Upper 4th, bet. Sycamore and Beeler
Aitan George, lab. r. ns. Upper Elm, bet. John and Chestnut
Akerman Peter, lab. r. ws. Grant line rd. nr, railroad
Akers Thomas, City Marshal, office Spring, sw. cor. State, r. ws. Upper 9th, bet. Elm and Oak
Akert Barnhart, stonecutter, r. es. Upper 10th, bet. Market and Spring Akin George W. engineer, r. es. Upper Vincennes, bet. Main and River Akin Milton, steamboat captain, r. es. Lower 3d, bet. High and Water Akin William M. r. es. Upper Vincennes, bet. Main and River
Albert Stephen Mrs. millinery, 244 Main, r. ns. Spring, bet. State and Lower 1st
Albert Stephen, mer. r. ns. Spring, bet. State and Lower 1st
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op. opposite.
sec. secretary
bds. boards.
indp. independent.
P. O. post office.
trans. transportation.
bel. below.
est. estate.
$700,000.00
L. C. FERRY, INSURANCE AGENT, 289 Main Street.
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BEST BRANDS OF CHEWING TOBACCO, ALWAYS ON HAND AT THE S. W. cor. Third and Jefferson, WARNER'S SMOKERS' EMPORIUM.
Albertson Jas. butcher, r. 70 Lower Hihg Aldridge James, works Hoosier Rolling MINI, .r. Lower 7th, bet. High and Market
Alexander Ala Miss, teacher Spring St. Public School. r. ws. Lower 3d, bet. Market and Spring
Alexander F. W. law student, George P. Huckeby, bds. Israel House
Alexander George W. heater, Rolling Mill, r. ws. Lower 9th, bet. High and Market
Alexander James, lab. r. ss. 2d, bet. Ship- ping and Jackson
Alexander John, lab. r. Shipping, bet. Front and Ist
Alexander John P. lab. bds. ns. Water, bet. Lower 3d and 4th
Alexander Martha M. wid: James, r. ws. Washington, bet. Lower Market and Spring
Alexander Richard, teller Bank, r. es. Upper Vincennes, bet. Beeler and Charleston rd.
Alexander Robert, hostler. W. Huneil- man, r. ws. Upper 5th, bet. Market and Spring
Alexander Stephen J. physician, 346 Upper Main, r. 356 Upper Main Alexander Thomas, salesman, McCord & Bradley, r. ws. Washington, "bet. Market and Spring
Alexander T. P. works Rolling Mill, r Lower 9th, bet. High and Market Alexander William, elk. W. H. Fenton, r. ns. Upper Main, bet. 3d and 4th Alford Jacob J. carpenter, r. 36 Lower Market
Algood James, elk. William Algood, r. es. Upper 2d, bet. Spring and Elm Algood Joseph, elk. William Algood, r. es. Upper 2d, bet. Spring and Elm Algood William, dry goods and notions, ns. Main, bet. Upper 2d and Pearl, r. es. Upper 2d, bet. Spring and Eim Allen Benjamin (Harberson & Allen), r. 56 Lower High
Allen E. W. carpenter, r. ws. Lower 2d, bet, High and Water
Allen Rebecen 8. wid. James T. bds. 156 Lower High
Allen William G. works J. Shrader, r. es. Pearl
Allendorf Verner, sheetiron worker, r. ns. Upper Spring, bet. Chestnut and Walnut
Allgood Aura Mrs. r. 185 Bank Allgood James, clk. r. 135 Bank Allgood Joseph, clk. r. 135 Bank Allgood Virginia E. teacher, 4th Street School, bds. 185 Upper 2d Allgood Wm. H. mer. r. 135 Bank Allis Frank, tailor, A. W. Bentley Allison John M. (J. M. Allison & Co.), r. ws. State, bet. Elm and Oak
Allison J. M. & Co. (John M. Allison and Philip M. Kepley), livery and sale stable, ws. State, bet. Market and Spring
Allison William E. (William E. Allison & Co.), r. ns. Spring, bet. Upper 9th and 10th
Allison William E. & Co. (William E. Al- lison & -), cothing and mer. tail- ors, 61 Pearl
Alwes Henry, clothing and mer. tailor, 42 State, r. ss. Upper Main, bet. Vin- cennes and West
Ambach Casper, lab. L. & N. A. and C. R. R.
Ambach George, lab. L. & N. A. and C. R. R.
Ambruster Enoch, packetwagon, r. es. Upper 8th, bet. Sycamore and Bee- ler
AMERICAN FIRE INS. CO. of Hartford, Conn. Jared C. Jocelyn, agt. 273 Main
Ammons Clark G. lab. r. se. cor. Lower Spring and 6th
Ammons James M, carpenter, r. Lower 4th, sw. cor. Market
Amos Charles P. carpenter, r. Lower Water, bet. 10th and Falling run Anderson Andrew, pilot, r. ws. Lower 3d, bet. Market and Spring
Anderson Harrison, teamster, r. ns. Floyd, bet. Lower 9th and 10th Anderson Joseph, stonecutter, r. 148 State
Ang Martin, lab. r. Upper 5th, se. cor. Beeler
Angel Charles, r. ns. Market, bet. Lower Ist and 2d
Angel John, teamster, r. ns, Market, bet. Lower Ist and 2d
Annesley Lawson, dry goods, 302 Main, r. Albany, N. Y.
Anthony D. C. r. 860 Upper Main Anthony Jacob, Surveyor of Customs, r. 206 Main
Anthony Mark, elk. r. ns. Water, Let. Lower 3d and 4th
Appleby James R. sawyer, r. ws. Lower 7th, bet. High and Water
Applegate C .: B. r. ns. Upper Spring, bet. Số and 4th
Applegate Elizabeth Mrs. r. ns. Lower Spring, bet. 2d and 3d
Applegate Franklin, r. Lower Ist, aw. cor. Spring
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Applegate Irwin, r. lower Ist, nw. cor. Spring
+Applegate Irwin, jr. r. lower 1st, nw. cor. Spring
Applegate Joseph F. carpenter, r. es. Lower 5th, bet. High and Water Archer Lucinda Mrs. r. ns. Lower Spring, bet. 2d and 3d
ARCTIC INS. CO. OF NEW YORK, L. C. Ferry, ngt. 289 Main
Arensmam William, drayman, r. es. Up- per 4th, bet. Sycamore and Beeler Armestead Catherine, wid. bds. ws. Low- er 8th, bet. Market and Spring Armstrong David, teamster, r. ss. Lower Market, bet. 9th and 10th
Armstrong Eliza Mrs. r. 383 Upper Spring
Armstrong George, carpenter, r. WS. Main, bet. Upper 2d and 3d
Armstrong James W. lab. bds. ws. Low- er 10th, bet. Floyd and High Armstrong John, carpenter, r. ws. Lower 7th, bet. High and Water
Armstrong John (col'd), lab. r. ws. Hil- drith, bet. Vincennes turnpike and - Ealy
Armstrong John Mrs. r. ws. Lower 10th, bet. Floyd and High
Armstrong John T. asst. Post Master Armstrong Joseph F. carpenter, J. B. Force, r. 80 Lower Market
Armstrong Robert H. engineer, r. 175 Lower High
Armstrong Thomas G. carpenter, bds. 35 Lower Market
Armstrong Thomas W. H. book-keeper, S. S. Marsh & Co. bds. 17 Lower Spring
Armstrong William, foreman, Jefferson
. fire engine, r. ns. Main, bet. Bank and Upper 3d
Arnold August, clk. Goodbub & Bro. r. 515 Upper Spring, sw. cor. Upper 13th
Arnold John, agt. James Brown, r. es. Upper 3d, bet. Spring and Elm
Arter Phillip, grocer, Floyd, nw. cor. Lower 10th, r. same Asbury Female College, Main, sw. cor. Upper 9th
Ashby John, mechanic, bds. ws. Bank, bet. Main and Water
Ashton Henry T. pilot, bds. 191 Lower High
Ashton Isaac N. pilot, bds. 191. Lower High
Ashton Nancy N. wid. George H. r. 189 Lower High
Ashton Sophia, wid. Isaac, r. 191 Lower High
Atkins Samuel D. supt. Hoosier Rolling Mill, bds. Spring, bet. Lower Ist and 2d Atkinson Lydia Mrs. r. 150 Pearl
BRIER PIPES, Clay Pipes. Lava Pipes, Meer. schaum Pipes, Turkish Wa. ter Pipes and Hookas, at
ARNER'S, S. W. cor. Third and Jefferson.
Atkinson Stephen, painter, r. ns. Water, bet. Lower 3d and 4th
Atterbury John G. pastor, Second Pres- byterian Church, r. 472 Upper Main Auditor's Office, Charles Sackett, Au- ditor, ss. Spring, between State and Pearl
Austin George (Cannon, Hughes & Co.), r. ws. Upper 8th, bet. Elm and Oak Austin Henry B. (Austin & Garner), r. es. Upper 4th, bet. Market and Spring
Austin John, mer. r. Water, bet. Upper 4th and 5th
Austin Thomas E. druggist, Main, nw. cor. Washington, r. same
Austin Thomas R. physician and drug- gist, Upper 4th, nw. cor. Spring, r. same
Austin & Garner (Henry B. Austin and Powhattan M. Garner), whol. and ret. grocers, Market, nw. cor. Pearl Axline David C. carpenter, L. N. A. & C. R. R. r. 71 Upper 3d, bet. Main and Market
Aydleoot Robert H. clk. McCord & Brad- ley, r. ws. Bank, bet. Market and Spring
ABBS Juan S. L. mafr. modern and D antique furniture, 18 State, r. es. Lower 4th, bet. Main and Market Babbs Sarah S. wid. James, bds. es. Low- er 4th, bet. High and Market
Bach Caroline, wid. Henry, r. rear 384 Main
Bach Henry, machinist, r. 834 Main Bader Antony, saloon, 58 State, r. same Bader Jacob, shoemaker, 572 Upper Mar- ket
Bafford Lewis-D. carpenter, bds. 138 Lower Market
Baggarley C. W. cigarmaker, bds. John- son House
Baher Coon, works, Zier & Stucky Baker G. W. bds. National Hotel Baker Henry, lab. r. ws. Lower 8th, bet. Market and Spring
Baker James, clk. Mrs. Clyne, bds. 50 Lower Market
Baker James (col'd), lab. James Pierce Baker John, elk. bds. ws. Upper 8th, bet. Elm and Oak
Baker John B. carpenter, r. Corydon plank rd. bet. Moore and North
ARCTIC INSURANCE CO., of N. Y., L. C. FERRY, Ag't, 289 Main.
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Baldwin Nathaniel P. engineer, r. ns. Lower Spring, bet. 4th and 5th Baldwin Robert, steamboat captain, r. ws. Lower 3d, bet. High and Water Ball Frederick, shoemaker, S. Vols, bds, State, cor. Oak
Balsar L. lab. r. ss, Ealy, bet. Hildreth and Griffith
Balthis David V. mate, bds. 185 Market Bamberger C. Mrs. millinery, Main, sw. cor. Pearl, r. same Bamberger Isaac, millinery, r. Main, se. cor. Pearl
Baner Anthony 8. painter,'r. es. Lower 6th, bet. Market and Spring Baner John E. painter, r. es. Lower 6th, bet Market and Spring Baner Rachel N. wid. John E. r. es. Low- 6th, bet. Market and Spring Banes James T. (W. & J. T. Banes), carpenter and builder, r. Upper Spring, bet. Vincennes and West Banes William (W. & J. T. Banes), r. Upper Spring, nr. 15th Banes W. & J. T. (William and James T. Banes), carpenters and builders, Market, sw. cor. Upper 5th Bank of Salem, L. Bradley, pres. E. New- land, cash. Pearl, se, cor. Market Bank S., Baptist Church, Bank, sw. cor. Spring
BANKS JOHN B. carpenter and joiner, 42 Bank, r. ws. Upper 4th, bet. Main and Water
Banta James P. special agt. Mina Ins. Go. r. ws. Upper 4th, bet. Oak and Sycamore
Baptist Church (col'd), es. State, nr. Jackson
Baptist Church (col'd), es. Vincennes, turnpike, bet. Monroe and Clay
Barber Mary A. wid. Allen, r. 71 Lower Market
Bareford Joseph, carpenter, r. 28 Lower Market
Bareford Rubin (McGowan & Bareford), bds. 75 Lower High
Barke Thomas, peddler, r. es. Lower 10th, bet. High and Market
Barnett Gideon, barkeeper, r. ws. Upper 5th, bet. Water and Main
Barnett Isaac T. carpenter, r. 19 Lower Market
Barnett John, miller, r. Dewly, sw. cor. West
Barrett John R. painter, r. ns. Poplar, bet. John and Chestnut
Barrett Levi (col'd), lab. r. Lower Mar- ket, se. cor. 7th
Barrett Martin, cik. James Keenan, r. 298 Main
BARRETT PHINEAS H. paper hanger, 809 Market, r. ws. Upper 5th, bet. Main and Water
Barringer James P. pilot, r. es. Lower 4th, bet. Market and Spring
Barth Augustus ( Augustus Barth & Co.). bds. ns. Market, bet. Pearl and State
Barth Augustus & Co. (Augustus Barth, Charles Groscorth and Gustav Buch- halter ), tanners and curriers, es. Prospect, nr. Summit
Barth George, grocer, ret. 50 Lower Mar- ket, r. same
Bartleman Andrew, lab. r. ss. Floyd, bet. Lower 8th and 9th
Bartlett R. E. wks. rolling mill, r. Cory- don plank rd.
Bartlett Samuel S. shoemaker, bds. 74 Lower Market
Bartlett William, sawyer, r. Corydon plank rd. bet. Moore and North Bartlett Willis, shoemaker, 74 Lower Market, r. same
Baskin John, huckster, r. Beeler, sw. cor. Upper 6th
Batch -, engineer, Serb, Pering & Co. r. 88. Main, bet. 2d and 3d Bath Michael, teamster, r. ws. Upper 6th, bet. Water and Main
Battleman Andrew, wks. Zier & Stucky Baumann William, wagonmaker, J. Gehlbach, r. State, nr. City limits Baur John M. sailmaker and rigger, J. B. Ford, r. Lower 4th, bet. High and Water
Baxter Abraham, lab. r. ws. Lower 6th, Fet. High and Water
Baxter Charles, lab. J. F. Leyden & Co. Baxter Henry H. clk. r. ns. Main, bet. Lower let and 2d
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Baxter James W. clk. Osborne Reilly, r. es. Lower 6th, bet. Main and Mar- ket
Baxter William, olk. r. es. Lower 6th, bet. Market and High
BEACH GEORGE R. book and job print- er, cor. Main and State, r. ss. Upper Main, bet, 18th and 14th
Beach John P. Lieut. 101st Ohio Vols. r. 525 Upper Main
Beam Thomas, lumber dealer, r. 141 Low- er High
Bean Russell J. roller, r. es. Lower 7th, bet. High and Water
Bear Conrad, lab. r. ns. Sycamore, bet. Upper 6th and 7th
Bear John, cik. Lawson Annesley, r. es. Upper 3d, bet. Main and River
Beard Andrew, house and sign painter, 145 Lower High, r. 143 Lower High Beard John, boilermaker, bds. 146 Low- er High
Beard John, engineer, bds. ws. Pearl, bet. Spring and Elm
Beard John, wks. Zier & Stucky Beard Samuel, policeman, bds. ws. Pearl, bet. Spring and Elm
Beard William S. lab. rolling mill, r. cor. Lower 5th and High
Beasley Thomas, billiards, r. ws. Lower Ist, bet. Spring and Elm
Beaumont Randolph, artist, r. 154 Upper 14th
Becht Julius, machinist, L. N. A. & C. R. R. r. Upper 4th, cor. Spring
Becht Valentine, music teacher, Spring, sw. cor. Upper 4th, r. same
Beck Calvin, express driver, r. ws. Up- per 6th, bet. Water and Main
Beck George W. edge tool mnfr. 818 Up- per Market, r. es. Upper 13th, bet. Market and Spring
Beck Matthew, carpenter, bds. 148 Low- er High
Becker Charles, pastor German-Luther- an Church, r. Bank, sw. cor. Oak Becker John, cik. John Neubauer, r. ws. Upper 8th, bet. Elm and Oak
Becker John P. tailor, ws. Upper 8d, bet. Main and Water, r. same
Beckman Enos, butcher, stall No. 9, Mid- dle Market, r. ws. State, nr. Jackson Beckman E. butcher, stall No. 4, Lower Market, r. ws. Vincennes turnpike, bet. Jackson and Ealy
Beeler Alexander S. stoves and tinware, whol. and ret. Market, nw. cor. State, bds. Elm, nw. cor. Upper 8th
Beeler Charles, tinner, A. S. Beeler, bds. Johnson House
Beeler Edward, engineer, r. ws. Upper 8d, bet. Main and Water
Beeler Granville, lumber dealer, r. 88. Lower Spring, bet. 6th and 7th
Smoking Tobacco ALL GRADES SOLD AT WARNER'S Smokers' Emporium.
Beeler Hezekiah, tinner, r. ss. Beeler, bet. Jackson and Chartres Beeler John, engineer, r. es. Lower 1st, bet. Spring and Elm
Beeler Robert, carpenter, r. 112 Bank Beeler William, carpenter, J. C. Howard, r. 203 Spring, bet. State and Lower 1st
Beers George, clk. r. es. Chartres, bet. Charles and Jackson
Beers George H. clk. John P. Cromie, r. es. Chartres, bet. Jackson and Charles
Beers Jerome, grocer, ret. Chartres, se. cor. Charles, r. same
Beers Mary A. wid. Stephen, r. W8. Washington, bet. Lower Market and Spring
Beggs James R. salesman, r. ub. Lower Spring, bet. 8d and 4th
Beggs John, mail agt: r. ns. Lower Spring, bet. 3d and 4th
Beggs Mary Mrs. r. ns. Lower Spring, bet. 3d and 4th
Beharrell Henry, jr. (H. Beharrell & Co.), r. es. Vincennes, bet Market and Spring
Beharrell Henry, sr. farmer, r. Elm, sw. cor. Upper 8th
Beharrell H. & Co. (Henry Beharrell and James H. Foreman), agricultural warehouse and seed store, 284 Mar- ket
Bein Media S. carpenter, r. es. Upper Vincennes, bet. N. A. & J. R. R. and River
Bell James, horse dealer, r. 80 Lower High
Bell Mary, wid. Lewis, r. es. Vincennes turnpike, bet. Monroe and Clay Bell Nancy E. wid. James P. bds. 80 Lower High
Bell Robert E. saloon, Main, cor. Lower 2d, r. same
Bell Simon, grocer, ret. Locust, sw. cor. Charles, r. same
Bellamy J. F. principal Spring Street Public School
Belser George, cutter, William Allison & Co. r. ns. Upper Oak, bet. 8th and 9th
Belton. James, coppersmith, r. 293 Upper Spring
Belware Nicholas, grocer, ret. Upper 8th, sw. cor. Shelby, r. same
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IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
WARNER'S,
S. W. cor. Third and Jefferson.
Baker Mary, wid. Frederick, r. ws. Up- per 8th, bet. Elm and Oak Baldauf Henry, (M. Baldauf & Bro.), r. 40 State Baldauf Morris, (M. Baldauf & Bro.), r. 40 State
Baldauf M & Bro. (Morris and Henry Bauldauf ), clothing and gents fur- nishing goods, 40 State
Baldock John, carpenter, r. 93 State BALDWIN EDWARD H. propr. City gallery, 270 Main, r. es. Lower 2d, bet. Market and Spring
Baldwin Edward H. pilot, r. es. Lower 2d, bet. Market and Spring
Baldwin James F. P. engineer, bds. ws. Lower 3d, bet. High and Water Baldwin John B. pilot, bds. ws. Lower 3d, bet, High and Water
NORTH AMERICAN INS. CO., of New York, L. C. FERRY, Ag't, 289 Main.
CHARTER OAK INS. CO., of New York, L. C. FERRY, Ag't, 289 Main.
MORRIS Fire and Inland Ins. Co., of New York, L. C. FERRY, Ag't, 289 Main.
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CIGAR TUBES, Biel Frederick, butcher, Stall No. 28, Weischel Stems, Cigar Cases, Tobacco Bags, Middle Market, r. ns. Cherry, nr. Dayton rd. Match Safes, etc., sold at Biel Henry, butcher, Stall No. 7, Lower Market, r. Vincennes turnpike WARNER'S Biel Henry, butcher, Stall No. 2; Middle Market, r. Vincennes turnpike Smokers' Emporium.
Biel William, butcher, Stall No. 82, Mid- dle Market, r. ns. Cherry, es. Day- ton rd.
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