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GROVER & BAKER S. M. CO.,
5 Masonic Temple, Louisville, Kentucky.
XII
HISTORY RECORDING ON TIME THE EVENTS OF NATIONS.
DEDICATION.
TO THE HON. JAMES GUTHRIE, President of the Louisville and Nashville R. R. Co.
DEAR SIR: The dedication of this volume to you is an act not only of inclination but of duty. Appreciating your great worth as a distinguished American Statesman and Practical Business Man, I take the liberty of dedicating to you our second annual issue of the Louisville City Director.
Very Respectfully, RICHARD EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, GREENOUGH & DE VED, Publishers Louisville, St. Louis, Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans, Indianapolis and Milwaukee Directories, &c., &c.
LOUISVILLE, December 1, 1865.
SAINT LOUIS MUTUAL Life Insurance Co.
OF ST. LOUIS, MO. Office, No. 60 North Third Street, opp. Post Office,
ST. LOUIS, MO. OVER THE EXCHANGE BANK,
Assets, July 1, 1865, - $564,644.37,
SECURELY INVESTED_ Dividends Declared to Policy Holders January 1, 1865, FORTY PER CENT.
DIRECTORS .- James H. Lucas, Samuel Willi, Robt. M. Funkhouser, (Funk- houser & Burnett), Chas. H. Peck, (President of the Pilot Knob Iron Co.), Robt. K. Woods, (Cashier of the Merchants' Bank), Jules Valle, (Chouteau, Harrison & Valle), Chas. W. McCord, (McCord & Co., Machinists), John F. Thornton, (Thorn- ton & Pierce), Isaac H. Sturgeon, (President of the North Misscuri Railroad), Hon. John Hogan, (Member of Congress), Henry Overstolz, (Overstolz, Wagner & Co., Lumber Dealers), Nich. Schaeffer, (Nicholas Schaeffer & Co., Star Candle Factors), William T. Gay, (Gay, Hanenkamp & Edwards), David Keith, (Keith & Woods, Booksellers and Stationers), R. P. Hanenkamp, (Gay & Hanenkamp), Isaac W. Mitchell, D. A. January, (D. A. January & Co., Grocers and Com. Merchants), Wm. J. Lewis, (Lewis & Bro., Tobacconists), F. Rosier, Jr., (F. Rosier, Jr. & Co.), Jacob Tamm, (Tamm & Meyer), Geo. R. Robinson, (Robinson & Garrard).
OFFICERS :
.President.
SAMUEL WILLI
Vice President.
JAMES H. LUCAS
.. Secretary.
WM. T. SELBY.
WM. N. BENTON General Agent.
Dr. JOHN T. HODGEN. Consulting Physician.
. Legal Advisers.
LACKLAND, CLINE & JAMISON.
Consulting Actuary.
Hon. ELIZUR WRIGHT
DR. JOHN A. BASSETT, STATE AGENT FOR KENTUCKY. A. H. MARSH, Local Agent. Office, Room No. 1, Peoples' Bank Building, Cor. Main and Second Streets, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
Louisville Local Board of Reference .- H. D. Newcomb & Co., Hunt & Mor- ton, Nock, Wicks & Co., Richard H. Woolfolk, Spencer G. Long, Esq,, John B. Mc- Ferran, Esq., Jas. Trabue & Co., J. Von Borries & Co., John G. Barret, Esq., Wm. Cornwall & Brother, Philip Tomppert, Esq., F. G. Denneke, Esq ..
LEWIS ROGERS, M. D.,
JOHN THURSTON, M. D., Medical Examiners.
INTRODUCTORY.
The Publishers take pleasure in presenting to the public the Second Volume of EDWARDS' LOUISVILLE CITY DIRECTORY. Every exertion has been made and no pains or expense has been spared to make it a correct and reliable guide to the inhabitants, business, and institutions of the city.
Much'inconvenience was caused by the re-numbering of the build- ings during the canvass. Where it was possible, without delaying the book too long, we have given the new numbers, and we hope that in our next volume we shall be able to give all the numbers correctly.
We would also call attention to the increased size of the Directory, and the very handsome style of binding and printing, as well as to the immense amount of labor and money which has been expended in the compilation and publication, and it is probably the most expen- sive book of its kind-and cheapest in price !- ever issued. The ex- tremely low price at which it is sold, cannot but meet the approbation of our patrons and the public.
We have also added this year a New Map of the City, which will prove a great convenience to all who may have to refer to the Direc- tory for information.
At the solicitation of many of the leading merchants, we have also added a complete directory of the two neighboring cities of NEW ALBANY and JEFFERSONVILLE, which we hope will prove of mutual benefit to each city. There are about Four Thousand names in the New Albany department, and in Jeffersonville nearly Two Thou- sand, besides the Classified Business Directory, etc., of each place; thus showing that these cities are also increasing in population and wealth.
In closing, we here acknowledge our obligations to all who have furnished information for the work, and especially to our patrons who have substantially aided us in our arduous duties.
Respectfully,
EDWARDS, GREENOUGH & DEVED, Publishers.
INDICES.
GENERAL INDEX.
Abbreviations.
133- Introductory
129
Additions and Corrections ........
Business Directory.
611
Jeffersonville Department follows
New Albany
Calendar ...
123
187
New Albany Departm't follows Louisville
City and County Record ....... .....
City Map ..
Front part of Book
127
Dedication ...
back part of, book
General Directory of Names ..
185 |Streets and avenues in Louisville ... 141
INDEX TO CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
American Protestant Association .... 178 | Kentucky Mannie No. 10.
178
Artesian Well ...
181
Asylums.
Aurora Mannie No. 16. 178 Law Library of Louisville ..... 180 Engels Ch. manufacturer show cases.
A. D. O. H.
178 Louisville Board of Trade .....
Banking Institutions.
175
Board of Aldermen ..
137
Boundaries of Wards
141
Military Hospitals.
179
Grayser George L. cigars and tobacco.
B, front fly leaf
Catholic Institutions.
Cemeteries ...
161
Odd Fellows' Hall Association.
172 Odd Fellows.
137 Omnibuses.
Common Council. 180
Convents ..
15%
Courts
166 Publications.
Custom House ...
17%
Dispensaries.
174 Railroad Companies 122 Julian H. S. & Co., bankers.
Kollmann C. A. paper hangings, &c ...
... foot lines General Directory and opp. 382
Kooper Jacob, hats, caps and fur -.
.D, front fly leaf
Leavitt Sewing Machine Company, T. Johnston, agent .. ... opp. 420
178 Theaters ..... 165 Lindell Hotel, St. Louis .. opp 420 and 134
188
Hospitals ..
174
University of Louisville.
178 Lorch Max., teacher penmanship .670 Institution for the Blind. 179 U. O. R. M. 141
Insurance Companies .......
171 | Ward Boundaries 180
Internal Revenue Department ..
167
Water Works.
179
Louisville Democrat, Harney, Hughes & Co.
.. 185
Jefferson Society
178 Woodlawn Race Course.
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Adams, Sampson & Co. directory publishers. .. 696 Andrews W. H. retail dry goods ... .610 and back cover Atlantic and Great Western Railroad. Railroad Department Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Co .. Railroad Department
Barbaroux & Co. steam engines and oil well tools and machinery ...
E and F, front fly leaves
Barnes C. P. .. top lines on each page and inset op. 689 Bassett John A. agent St. Louis Mutual Life Ins. Co ... op. Introduction and back cover Beatty & Shalles, tin, copper and sheet iron ware .. 156 Bradshaw & Bro. architects .. 612 Breeden & Bradley, lumber merchants 142
Brobston George, brass founder and gas and steam fitter and plumber.
Brownold E. watchmaker.
op. title, front cover and 184
.. 152
Buchanan Andrew & Co. grocers, wholesale.
.154
Cannon & Byers, wholesale millinery goods ..
.front cover
Card, Livingston & Co. sash, door and blind manufacturers
Casseday 8. & Son. queensware.
.627
.188
Chicago Air Line Railroad.
Railroad Department
Cincinnati & Louisville, U. S. Mail Line Steamers.
Railroad Department
City Hotel ..
.144
Columbus & Indianapolis R. R., J. W. Skiles, general ticket agent ........ back cover
Cope R. painter .....
.144
Cowan D. II. commission merchant.
.. 618
Cross John, saddlery hardware and saddles and harness ... . K, front fly leaf
180
Danforth J. L. & Co. insurance agents
140
179
Escott J. V. picture frames, etc ..
672
Falls City Brewery
179
Gerhart A. E, Ince store ..
op. 420
Masonic Temple Co ...
179
Gordon Thomas J. physician.
138
.150
Canal Company.
181 165
Musical Fund Society.
173
Great Western Steam Bakery ..
.C, front fly leaf
Churches ...
177
Guthrie & Co., commission merchants
618
City Buildings .. 173 Hinzen & Rosen, piano forte manufacturers. .142
City Government 175 Hinman H. C., Great Western Despatch. 152
137 Orphan Asylums.
165 Orpheus and Liederkranz
Hope Insurance Company.
front cover
Hughes N. W. coal dealer.
188
Isert John A. boots and shoes.
.138
158 Police Department County Officers 155 Post Office 166 173 Jeffersonville Railroad .. Railroad Department Johnston T. agent Leavitt Sewing Machine Company .opp. 420 and 134 .148
Educational
179 Sanitary Commission
Fair Grounds.
159
Kennedy B. D.
... opp. 883
Fire Alarm Telegraph. 157
Fire Department .. 151 Schools.
176
German Turners ...
Hacks and Carriages ..
Herman Society
Horticultural Society
173 Street Railroads. 180
178 Street Directory 178 Krippenstapel W. publisher Louisville Volksblatt. .... 156
Gas Works.
180 Secret Societies. 141 Kopmeier George H. furniture and coffin manufacturer D, front fly leaf
179 United States Offices .. 160 Little Miami Railroad Railroad Department
Louisville Courier, W. N. Haldeman
135
188
Benevolent Societies.
Kentucky Mechanics' Institute ......
.side lines on each page
174 Kentucky School of Medicine ...... 161 Delmonico Restaurant and Bar Room ..
.672
169 Masonic Lodges .. 175
Merchants' Exchange. 174 Gray & Bottorff, grocers and commission merchants.
Miscellaneous ..
180
Great Western Despatch ..
.152
181 Newspapers 177 Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co. .front cover and opp. Dedication
157 Railroad Ticket Offices 165 Kaye William & Co., bell and brass founders ..
153 Schools Districts .....
185 |Illustrated Title .......... ...
121
Railroad and Hotel Director, ..........
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Louisville Journal, Henderson, Prentice & Osborne .. ..... .. 185 Louisville Volksblatt, W. Krippenstapel publisher ... ....... opp. 420
Louisville & Nashville R. R ....... .Railroad Department, back fly leaf ... 181 Lyons J. & V., St. Cloud Hotel.
Maclish C. C., United States Hotel, Cincinnati
.. back fly leaf
144
Madison Ale and Beer Depot ...
.opp. Introduction
Marsh A. H., Insurance Company ......
Mason Ben., merchant tailor ..
.. back cover
McCallum G., produce commission merchant ..
....... 140
McFerran & Menefee. .... opp. 421
McGill S. B., cigars and tobacco.
.opp. City and County Record
Railroad Department
Merchants' and People's Line Packets.
... I, front fly leaf
Merriman C. T., cloaks and furs ..
....... 182
Metropolitan Hotel, Chicago, Il1.
Metropolitan Hotel, Louisville, Ebermayer & Co ... inside back cover
.... 672 Mitchell Warren & Co., commission merchants. ..... 638
New Albany Rolling Mill, Nauts & Reamer, Agents Railroad Department
....... 140
Peynado Edward, Havana cigars ...
... 146
Phoenix Brewery ...
Railroad Department
Pittsburg, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad. .... 609 Raplee & Stockton, commission merchants ... .156 Robertson G. S. livery and sale stable ... ... 150
Rogers' house furnishing emporium .. 146 Rowell & Cullin, stereotype foundry ...... 150
Ryan J. H. & Stars, leather and tanners' oil .. 154
Salinger A., perfumery. soaps, &c .... .188 Schmidt Herman, house and sign painter. 188 Schnaitmann A. H., manufacturer of saddles and harness ... 638
Schroeder J. H. & Sons, wines, liquors and cigars .... ... .. inside front cover
Schulz Dora, children's clothing and fancy goods.
Scott, Burgess & Co., Sherman House, Indianapolis .. ......... 140
back fly lesf
Second National Bank
Sherman House, Indianapolis. . Hotel Department, back fly leaf
Shower J. L. & Co. merchant tailors. .C, front fly leaf
... 148
Smidt John & Co., bankers.
......
C, front fly leaf
Smith & Holeman, bakers .. 612 Snead & Co., foundry and iron works 150 Spalding J. G. & Bro., tobacco manufacturers ... Sproule & Mandeville, clothing dealers. inside front cover 144 144 Starr Wm. H., plasterer .. St. Charles Hotel, James Mckenzie, proprietor. 181
St. Cloud Hotel, J. & V. Lyons.
St. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Co., of St. Louis, John A. Bassett, State Agent op. Introduction and back cover
Stockton & Co., U. S. Hotel ..
Sumner Wm. & Co., Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machines. 149
Thome & Thierman, stoves and tinware .. 148 Tucker & Co., bankers ... 696 Tremont House, Chicago.
.. front cover Cowan D. H. com. mer. 34 3d, bet. Main and Water, r. 234 4th, bet. Walnut and Chestnut Cox John T. chief clk. U. S. Hotel, bds. same
DE GARMO Geo. W. blacksmith, Gard- ner & Cunningham, r. Green, op. Custom House
De Garmo Jacob, r. 428 1st, S. of Broad- way
Denhard Adam, boot and shoemaker, 133 4th, bet. Jefferson and Green, r. ns. Market, bet. 1st and Brook
way, ne. cor. Brook Dickel & Hooge (George Dickel and Louis Hooge), jewelers, 82 W. Main, bet. 2d and 3d
E TATON Wm. watchman, bds. ws. Caw- thon, bet. 8th and 9th
ITZPATRICK Michael, (Stockton & Co.) bds. U. S. Hotel
Frankel Gothold, optician, 110 Main, bet. 3d and 4th, r. ss. Market, bet. 2d and 8d
FULLERTON J. E. & CO. (J. E. Fullerton and Thomas Foster), flour mers. and millers, 42 2d, bet. Main and Water
ARDNER, Bros. & Co. boots and I shoes, whol. removed to 205 Main, bet. 5th and 6th
Gore Joshua (Wells & Gore), bds. ns. Cawthorn, bet: 8th and 9th
GRAYSER GEO. L. cigar mnfr. 19 4th, bet. Main and River
TANNA John (Hanna & Duncan ), bds. ws. 1st, bet. Chestnut and Broad- way
HANNA & DUNCAN, (John Hanna and Charles Y. Dun- can), book and job printers, Main, ne. cor. 8d Hewett Alfred B. grocer, 135 4th, bet. Jefferson and Green, r. 24 Walnut, bet. 1st and 2d
Hunt & Morton (A. D. Hunt and H. C. Morton), bankers, 174 Main, bet. 4th and 5th
K ENNEDY James, flour mnfr. 6th, sw. cor. Broadway, r. same Keye F. A. r. 6th, sw. cor. Broadway
. front cover Wootsch Ch. H., proprietor Menomonee Hotel. 146 Zang Philipp & Co., brewery
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, CORRECTIONS,
AND NAMES TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION.
DASHAW & O'BANNON, Agricultural | Dickel George (Dickel & Hooge), r. Broad- Warehouse, removed to 65 W. Main, bet. 2d and 8d
BEACH, FASSETT & CO. (Remus Beach, A. D. Fassett, and J. T. Smith), stoves and tinware, 62 W. Main, bet. 2d and 3d Beach J. Orlando, agt. Besch, Fassett & Co. r. 62 Main, bet. 2d and 3d Beardsley Susan Miss, r. 428 1st, south of Broadway
BILLING & DREISBACH, (Michael. Billing and George Dreis- bach), whol. grocers and com. mers. 93 Main, bet. 3d and 4th
Bishop Harry (Guthrie & Co.), r. ss. Broadway, bet. Brook and 1st
BOSTWICK HENRY R. agt. Grover & Baker S. M. Co. 5 Masonic Temple, bds. Jefferson, second door west of 4th
BRADSHAW & BRO. architects, removed to 64 Main, bet. 2d and 3d
10PE RISHTON, painter, 294 Market, bet. 7th and 8th, r. same (See adv. page 144)
..... back fly leaf
Tyler James E. & Co., insurance agents. front cover and 660 United States Hotel, Cincinnati . Hotel Department, back fly leaf
- U. S. Hotel, Louisville, Stockton & Co .. .. back fly leaf Van Deventer Silas, steam boilers and tanks K, front fly leaf Warner Wm. A., smokers' emporium ... Wehmhoff Henry, upholsterer .. corner cards in General Directory, and back cover ... ..... 156 Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machines. .6%
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad ...
Morris J. 8. & Sons, druggists, wholesale .. ...... 618 Morton John P. & Co., booksellers and stationers. Nauts & Reamer, iron, nails and steel ... front cover front cover BASSETT JOHN A. M. D State agt. St. Louis Mutual Life Ins. Co., Main, nw. cor. 2d, r. 372 12th, (See adv. op. Introduction)
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Co ..
....... 696
Menomonee Hotel, Milwaukie
Railroad Department
ADDITIONS, CORRECTIONS, ETC.
L AREY Timothy (Stockton & Co.), bds. U. S. Hotel
Laval Jacob & Son (Jacob and Charles Laval), wines and liquors, whol. 16 2d. bet. Main and Water LEIGHT D. B. & Co. removed to 253 Main, nw.cor. 7th LITHGOW J. S. mayor of the city, r. 35. Gray, cor. Brook Long N. S. & Co. (N. S., H. C. and N. A. Long), steamboat agts. removed to 42 4th, bet. Main and Water
MITCHELL WARREN & CO. (Warren Mitchell and John B. Lewis), com. mers. 66 2d, bet. Main and Market (See adv. page 672)
Mitchell & Armstrong, produce and com. mers. removed to 21 Main, bet. 1st and 2d ยท
NEWMAN Wm. H. night elk. U. S. Hotel. bds. same
PLANTERS HOTEL, es. 6th, bet. Main and Market, A. Young, propr.
CHICKEDANTZ & Sewell (C. B. Schickedantz and J. F. Sewell), com. mers. 74 2d, bet. Main and Market
Smith P. F. druggist, (successor to Fos- ter & Davis), 2 Jefferson, sw. cor. 1st, bds. St. Cloud Hotel Steinau Abraham (Steinau & Bro.), r. 806 5th
Steinau Simon (Steinau & Bro.), r. Wal- nut, bet. Ist and East
STEINAU & BRO. (Simon and Abra- ham Steinan), tanners and dealers in leather, hides and tanners' oils, 16 E. Market
Stockton A. H. clk. U. S. Hotel, bds. same
Stockton John W. (Stockton & Co.), bds. U. S. Hotel
STOCKTON & CO. (John W. Stockton, Michael Fitzpatrick and Timothy Lahey), prop'rs U. S. Hotel, 4th, se. cor. Jefferson (See adv. page back fly leaf )
SUES JULIUS,
fancy goods, etc. 78 and 80 4th. r. es. 3d, bet. Breckenridge and Kentucky
VERHOEFF Bros. (H. & O. Verhoeff), com. mers. removed to 9 Main, bet .. 1st and 2d
LEAVITT Sewing Machine Company,
PREMIUM LOCK STITCH.
PREMIUM LOCK STITCH.
T. JOHNSTON, Agent, W. side Fourth St., op. National Hotel, LOUISVILLE, KY.
LOUISVILLE JOURNAL,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
PRENTICE, HENDERSON & OSBORNE, JOURNAL OFFICE BUILDING,
111 Green Street, bet. Third and Fourth,
GEO. D. PRENTICE, EDITOR
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION .- In Advance .- Daily, per year, $10. Daily, six months. $5. Daily, three months, $2.50. Daily, per month, $1.00. Weekly, per year, $2.50. Weekly, six months, $1.25. Weekly, per month, 25 cts.
LOUISVILLE DEMOCRAT, PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY,
Harney, Hughes & Co., Proprietors.
Office South Side Green St.,
Two doors Below Custom House. LOUISVILLE, KY. The great circulation of the Democrat. throughout both city and country, offers supe- rior inducements to the business public as an advertising medium of the first order.
TERMS LIBERAL,
And in accordance with its Circulation.
Louisville Courier,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY
BY W. N. HALDEMAN. Ofice (temporarily) at Escott, Stackhouse & Co.'s Job Office,
Main Street, opp. Bank of Kentucky. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION .- In Advance .- Daily, per year, $12. Daily, six months, $6. Daily, three months, $4.25. Daily, per month, $1.25. Weekly, per year, $2.50. Liberal terms to clubs of ten or more for the Weekly.
ADDITIONS, CORRECTIONS, ETC.
L'
AHEY Timothy (Stockton & Co.), bds. U. S. Hotel
Laval Jacob & Son (Jacob and Charles Laval), wines and liquors, whol. 16 2d. bet. Main and Water LEIGHT D. B. & Co. removed to 253 Main, nw. cor. 7th LITHGOW J. S. mayor of the city, r. 35 Gray, cor. Brook
Long N. S. & Co. (N. S., H. C. and N. A. Long), steamboat agts. removed to 42 4th, bet. Main and Water
MITCHELL WARREN & CO. (Warren Mitchell and John B. Lewis), com. mers. 66 2d, bet. Main and Market. (See adv. page 672)
Mitchell & Armstrong, produce and com. mers. removed to 21 Main, bet. 1st and 2d
NEWMAN Wm. H. night clk. U. S. Hotel. bds. same
LANTERS' HOTEL, es. 6th, bet, Main P and Market, A. Young, propr.
CHICKEDANTZ & Sewell' (C. B. Schickedantz and J. F. Sewell), com. mers. 74 2d, bet. Main and Market
Smith P. F. druggist, (successor to Fos- ter & Davis), 2 Jefferson, sw. cor. Ist, bds. St. Cloud Hotel
Steinau Abraham (Steinau & Bro.), r. 306 5th
Steinau Simon (Steinau & Bro.), r. Wal- nut, bet. Ist and East
STEINAU & BRO. (Simon and Abra- ham Steinan), tanners and dealers in leather, hides and tanners' oils, 16 E. Market
Stockton A. H. clk. U. S. Hotel, bds. same
Stockton John W. . (Stockton & Co.), bds. U. S. Hotel
STOCKTON & CO. (John W. Stockton, Michael Fitzpatrick and Timothy Lahey), prop'rs U. S. Hotel, 4th, se. cor. Jefferson (See adv. page back fly leaf )
SUES JULIUS,
fancy goods, etc. 78 and 80 4th. r. es. 3d, bet. Breckenridge and Kentucky
V
TERHOEFF Bros. (H. & O. Verhoeff), com. mers, removed to 9 Main, bet. 1st and 2d
LEAVITT Sewing Machine Company,
PREMIUM LOCK STITCH.
PREMIUM LOCK STITCH.
T. JOHNSTON, Agent, W. side Fourth St., op. National Hotel, LOUISVILLE, KY.
LOUISVILLE JOURNAL,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
PRENTICE, HENDERSON & OSBORNE, JOURNAL OFFICE BUILDING,
111 Green Street, bet. Third and Fourth,
GEO. D. PRENTICE, EDITOR
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION .- In Advance .- Daily, per year, $10. Daily, six months. $5. Daily, three months, $2.50. Daily. per month, $1.00. Weekly, per year, $2.50. Weekly, six months, $1.25. Weekly, per month, 25 cts.
LOUISVILLE DEMOCRAT, PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY,
Harney, Hughes & Co.,
Proprietors.
Office South Side Green St.,
Two doors Below Custom House. LOUISVILLE, KY. The great circulation of the Democrat, throughout both city and country, offers supe- rior inducements to the business public as an advertising medium of the first order.
TERMS LIBERAL, And in accordance with its Circulation.
Louisville Courier,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY
BY W. N. HALDEMAN. Ofice (temporarily) at Escott, Stackhouse & Co.'s Job Office,
Main Street, opp. Bank of Kentucky. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION .- In Advance .- Daily, per year, $12. Daily, six months, $6. Daily, three months, $4.25. Daily, per month, $1.25. Weekly, per year, $2.50. Liberal terms to clubs of ten or more for the Weekly.
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