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Wilton James, res w s low Ninth, 4 e Main
Wilton Marrion, lab, res river bank, s Creek
Wimms-, res e s low Second, 3 n Market
WM.E. GROVE, Mer. Tailor, dealer in Gents' Goods, 267 Main
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Winans William A., (Winans & Kiser) res Charleston rd, n fair ground WINANS & KISER,
Woods William, hoseman No. 2, res low Eighth, cor Spring
Woodward George D., capt steamboat, res 342 Spring
Woodward Hall, low Main, n w cor First
Fancy Goods of all descriptions at DOLLEN'S, 290 Main
HOWE SEWING MACHINE, Van Dusen & Shaw, 288 Main
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144 NEW ALBANY [WOO] DIRECTORY. Younger Joshua, carp, res w s up Eighth, 6 n Sycamore NEW ALBANY Woodward John K., dry goods, boots and shoes, whol and ret, 264 Main, res w s low First Young Matthew, carp, res n s Shelby, bet up Seventh and Eighth Woodwell John, res Oak, cor up Tenth Young Samuel, shingle mkr, res King, bet Washington and up Vin- Woodworth J. Suydam, agt A. S Barnes & Co., N. Y., res 528 Main Woolley Martin, bookbinder, 221 Main cennes Young William B., carp, res e s up Fifth, 2 s Elm Worrell Harriet M., wid John T., res w s low Tenth, s Floyd Yunks George, heater Ohio Falls Iron Works Worrell Josephine, wid Spencer, bds w s low Washington, 1 n Market Worthington Cassander, wid Joshua, res 403 Market Z. Wright James W., brick layer, bds Ealy, cor Hildreth, W. U. Wright John, brick layer, res Ealy, cor Hildreth, W. U. ZIEGLER ADAM, brewer, res low Fifth, s e cor Spring Wright John, teamster, bds 402 Main Ziegler G. A., foreman Ledger bindery, res e s up Fourth, 1 n Market Ziegelbauer Frank, moulder National Stove Foundry, res Sycamore. D e cor up Sixth Wright John N., clk J. E. Crane & Bro., res n s Spring, bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wright John N., Rev., res 536 Spring Zielmann John, lab, res Shelby, n e cor up Seventh Wright Martha, weaver New Albany Woolen Mills, res e s low Seventh, Zier David, lab, res w s low Sixth, 2 n Market 1 n Market Zier Michael (D. C. Hill & Co.), res e s up Vincennes, 3 n Stone Wright Thomas M., lab, res n s up Fourth, 6 e Main Zilker Anton, contractor and builder, res 375 Market Wyatt Francis M., bds Elm, s w cor Walnut. (np 15th) Zimmermann Louis, grocery, N. State, s e cor Green, res same Wyatt William, shoemkr, res Elm, s w cor Walnut, (np 15th) Zimmerman Peter, Barth & Co., bds s e cor Green and State Wybile Jennie, teacher up Spring St. School, No. 5 Zink David, baker, 148 Main, res same Wyman Charles, carriagesmith, Wyman & Tribbey, bds Grant Line Zink Philip, baker David Zink, bds same road. nr city limits Zinsmeister Frank, produce dealer, w s State, bet Cherry and Ealy, res Wyman Noah, res s s Cherry, W. U. Wyman Samuel W., (Wyman & Tribbey,) res Grant Line road, nr Zipprian Christian, saloon, 80 State, res same city limits same Zintz Joseph, musician, res Oak, bet up Fifteenth, Walnut and Vin- cennes Wyman & Tribbey, (Samuel W. Wyman, Francis M. Tribbey,) car- riage manfrs, 141 State Zuberer John, res Main st, e city limits o Wunderlich August, lab Barth & Co. Y. VOICE OF MASONRY YEADON JAMES, huckster, res w s alley, bet First and Second, 2 n Spring Yonkers & New York Ins. Co. of New York, Charles H. Conner, -AND- Supt., 74 Pearl York Frank, blksmith John Merker, bds n s up Market, bet State and TIDINGS FROM THE CRAFT, York Mary, Mrs., res Main st, low Albany THE BEST Pearl O York Oliver J., stave cutter, res e s low Sixth, 3 s Spring MASONIC MAGAZINE, York William, lab, res 116 low Main PUBLISHED IN THE U. S. Young Amelia, bds 56 Market Young Andrew, nail cutter Ohio Falls Iron Works, res w s low Fourth, 3 n Main PRICE, $2.00 PER ANNUM. Young George, lab, res e s State, 3 s Ealy Young George, shingle mkr, res up Vincennes, n e cor Stone JOHN C. W. BAILEY, Publisher, Young Harry C., wks New Albany Woolen Mills, bds 108 low Second 164 Clark Street, Young James, (col'd) res e s up Fifth, 8 n Sycamore Young John C., Rev., pastor German Evangelical Church, up Ninth, bet Oak and Sycamore, res n s Sycamore, 2 w John CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. Young Joseph, nail cutter Ohio Falls Iron Works, res w s low Third, 4 n Water IFSEND FOR SAMPLE COPY. For all kinds of Painting, Graining, Gilding, go to L. W. Pfrimmer, 309 Market, bet. Bank and Third. SCRIBNER & MAGINNESS, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Main, northeast cor. State.
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COUNTY ORGANIZATION-BANKS AND BANKERS.
NEW ALBANY CITY
AND FLOYD COUNTY REGISTER.
County Organization.
County Officers.
Clerk-W. W. Tuley.
Auditor-Charles Sackett.
Deputy Auditor-George Sacket+.
Treasurer-Valentine Graf.
Recorder-Josiah Gwin. Sheriff-Thomas J. Fullenlove.
Deputy Sheriff-Charles Sandford. u Lyman S. Davis. Board of Commissioners-G.H. Neeld, An- thony Mottweiler, Henry Perrette. Surveyor-L. F. Hand. Coroner-John Sinex.
Assessor-Joseph St. John. Attorney-George V. Howk.
Physicians-P. M. Wilcox, John Oatley. School Examiner-P. V. Allbright.
Superintendent Poor House-J. C. Smith. Janitor-Jacob Schwinder.
Justices of the Peace.
New Albany-J. C. Jocelyn, J. W. Baxter, A. W. Monroe. Greenville-David Sigler, W. S. Cogswell. Georgetown-Isaac R. Keller. Franklin-W. H. Sampson,
Lafayette-William Tripune, Madison M. Scott. Township Trustees.
New Albany-R. Robertson. Greenville-Samuel W. Walts. Georgetown-Preston Hickman. Franklin-Joseph Daily. Lafayette-Peter Smith.
City Government.
Municipal Elections held first Tuesday in May of every second year. Council Elections first Tuesday in May, yearly.
Mayor-William Hart. Clerk-Matthew I. Huette. Treasurer-Solomon Malbon. Assessor-Allen W. Monroe. Engineer-George M. Smith. Attorney-James V. Kelso. Marshal-Thomas Akers.
Wharf Master-H. J. Reamer. Market Master-Robert Beeler. Weigh Master-Samuel Sisloff. Street Commissioner-Frederick Ailer.
Board of Councilmen.
City Council meets at City Hall first and third Mondays on each month.
Wm. Hart, Pres't ; Matthew I. Huette, Clerk. 1st Ward- Christop'r Fox, E. M. Hubbert. 2d Ward-G. C. Caunon, James Brown. Sd Ward-Auguetos Bradley, John B. Win- standley.
4th Ward-John Shrader, Joan H. Dorst. 5th Ward-James Peirce, T. F. Jackson. 6th Ward-Joseph St. John, J. Buzby.
STANDING COMMITTEES. Finance - Messrs. Bradley, Cannon and Winstandley,
Claims-Messrs. Cannon, Peirce and Fox. Ordinances- Messrs. Winstandley, Fox and Hubbert.
Streets and Alleys-Messrs. St. John, Fox and Dorst.
Wharves-Messrs. Peirce, Dorst and Jack- son. Fire Department-Messrs. Doret, Hubbert and Buzby.
Police - Messrs. Cannon, Jackson and Brown.
Elections-Messrs. Shrader, Fox and Peirce Grave Yards-Messrs. Jackson, Hubbert and Shrader. Contracts-Messrs. Bradley, Winstandley and St. John. Wells and Pumps-Messrs. Brown, Doret and Pierce.
Fire Department.
Chief Engineer-Wm. Merker. 1st Assistant-Charles Deebel. 2d Assistant-Adam Werner.
Hook and Ladder.
Hook and Ladder No. 1, located # w moe State and Spring. Charles Deebel, capt."
Steamers.
Washington No. 1, located on Spring, ene up 4th. H. M. Keightley, eng; Edd. Sines, capt. of hose. 11 men. Cost of engine, $8,500 ; hose cart, 8500. Jefferson No. 2, 8 8 Market, bet low Ist and 2nd. Burton Robinson, eng. ; Everes Wat- tam, capt. 11 men.
Hand Engines.
Hoosier Volunteer No. 2, located on M - Benjamin J. Rager, James D. Logan, Jos. ket, cor low 4th. Thos. Jackson, prea ; Jean. Harbeson, Andrew MeBarren, Stewart San- Malone, vice pres. ; Geo. Lonnon, see'y = ford, Thomas St. John, Joel D. Smith. William James Peirce, treas, ; A. M. Jackson, chief H. Lansford, A. B. Carey, George H. Jones, director. Regular meetings, second Tuesday John Mclaughlin, Benjamin F. Rounds.
of each month. Forty members.
Ward Boundaries.
First Ward-That portion of the city lying
Fifth Ward-That "portion lying Between east of the east side of Upper Sixth street. the west side of Lower Third and the east side Second Ward-That portion lying between the west side of Upper Sixth and the east of Lower Seventh street. side of Upper Third.
Sixth Ward-That portion lying between the west side of Lower Seventh and the western boundary of the city.
Third Ward-That portion lying between the west side of Upper Third and the east side of State street.
The lines or boundaries of the above wardis shall commence at the Ohio river and mm Fourth Ward-That portion lying between thence northwardly along the streets deslig- the west side of State and the east side of nated to the city limits. Lower Third or Lafayette street.
Banks and Bankers.
First National Bank, of New Albany, n e 299 and 301 up Main. Organ zed April Det, & cor Bank and Main, Organized January Ist, 1865. Capital, $200,000. Jacob Hungary, 1865. Jesse J. Brown, pres. ; Walter Mann, pres. ; J. R. Shields, cashier. Directory- cashier; W. N. Mahon, assistant cashier. Jacob Hangary J. R. Shields, W. C. De Plus, Directors-Jesse J. Brown, M. McDonald, Lawrence Bradley, John B. Winstandley. W. S. Culbertson, P. R. Stoy, Walter Mann. Bank of Salem, s e cor Market and Pearl. Organized Jan., 1857. Capital stock,
$200,000. L. Bradley, pres. ; W. C. De Harvey A, Scribner, cashier. Directurs-
Pauw, vice pres. ; E. Newland, cashier ; J. B. Winstandley, assistant cashier. Board of Directors-L. Bradley, W. C. De Pauw, J. B. Winstandley, E. Newland. Merchants' National Bank, of New Albany,
New Albany National Bank. Organized Jan., 1865. Capital stock 8300,000; limitel capital, $1,000,000. James M. Haims, pres." James M. Hains, W. C. De Pauw, R. P. Maiin, John Briggs, John McCulloch.
McDonald, Brown & Co. (Savings Bank), 72 Pearl.
Schools-Messrs. Fox, Hubbert and Buzby. License-Messrs. Winstandley, Bradley and Dorst. Markets-Messrs. Hubbert, Jackson and St John. Military - Messrs. Shrader, Cannon and Buzby.
Board of Health.
Dr. John Sloan. Dr. S. J. Alexander and Charles Bowman. Meet on call.
Police.
Police Court, 9 a. m. daily ; William Hart, presiding ; Thomas Akers, Chief of Police. Office City Hall.
PATROLMEN.
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Churches and Sabbath Schools.
Baptist.
Bank Street Church-Located & w cor Bank and Spring streets. Built 1848. Valued at $9,000. Number of members; 207. Rev. Dr. Wm. M. Pratt, pastor. Hours of service, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School, 9 a. m. Scholars, 130. J. B. Reynolds, Super- intendent.
First Baptist-(Col'd.) N. State street Rev. I. H. Larter, pastor.
Second Baptist (African)-Located on low
Centenary M. E .- Located n. s. Spring, bet. up. Third and Fourth. Number of members, 500. Rev. James Hill, pastor. Hours of Second, n. of Falling Run. Rev. Charles service, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday Edwards, pastor. Number of members, 75. School, 9 a. m. Harvey Connor, Supt. Hours of service, 11 a m., 3 p. m. and.7 p. m. Regular prayer meetings, Monday and Wed- nesday afternoons. Sunday School, 2 p. m. David Cole, Superintendent.
Catholic.
Church of the Holy Trinity-Located on Market, cor. up. Seventh street. Erected 1850, at a cost of $30,000. Rev. John Mou- gin, pastor. Mass, 8 a. m., High Mass, 10.a. m., Vespers, 3 p. m. About 1900 members. St. Mary's (German)-Located on Spring cor. up. Eighth street. Hours of service, 6 and 10 a. m. winter ; 7 and 9 a. m. summer. Vespers, 2.80 p. m.
Christian.
Church of Christ. Society organized 1833. In 1888 they erected an edifice on the cor. of bet. low. Second and Third. Cost $30,000. Market and low. Third streets, at a cost of William M. Herter, pastor. Hours of service, $4,400, and was first opened for divine ser- vice on Christmas day of that year. Owing to the incapacity of their old building, servi- ces are row held in the building owped, sind until lately occupied, by the Universalist Society. Present number of members, 300 Elder J. M. Henry, pastor. Hours of service. 10.80 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School, 9 a. m. Scholars, 200. D. W. LaFollette; Su- perintendent.
Episcopal.
St. Paul's-Located on Main, bet. up. Seventh and Eighth. Building 'erected, 1864. Cost, $18,000. Rev. David Pise, pastor. and 2 p. m. Scholars, 20. Abram Worthan, Number of members, 150. Hours of service, Superintendent. 10.50 a. m. and 7.80 p. m. Prayer meeting. Presbyterian. Friday evenings. Sunday School, 3 p. m. Scholars, 150. Chas. L. Hoover, Supt
Lutheran.
German Evangelical (Salem)-Located up. Ninth, bet. Oak and Sycamore. Number of members, 31. Rev. Christopher Young, pas- tor. Hours of service, 10 a. m. and 2.30 p. 78. Sunday School, 1 p. m. Scholars, 25. Chas. Wentz, Superintendent
German Evangelical-Located 8. s. up. Spring, bet Bank and Third. Built, 1882. Organized, 1840. Number of members, 600. Rev. F. W. A. Reidel, pastor. Hours of ser- sice, 10 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday School, 1.30 p. m. Scholars, 100. Andreas Miller, Superintendent.
Methodist.
German M. E .- Located w. s. up. Fifth, bet. Market and Spring. Built 1864. Cost, $6,000. Number of members, 100. Rev. John Schneider, pastor. Hours of service, 10.15 a. m. and 7 30 p. m. Sunday School, 9 a. m. Scholars, 80. Aug. Arnold, Supt. John St. M. E .- Located on up. Eleventh, bet Market and Spring. Building unfinished. Rev. John H. Cleppinger, pastor. Hours of service, 10.30 a. m. and 7.80 p. m. Sunday School, 9 a. m. Scholars, 175. Henry Be- harrell, Superintendent.
Roberts' Chapel-Located on Main, bet. low. Fifth and Sixth. Building erected 1847. Cost $4,000. Number of members, 220. Rev. Geo. W. Bower, pastor. Hours of service, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School, 9 a. m. Scholars, 150 .. James Peirce, Supt. Wesley Chapel-Located on n. s. Market,
10.30 a. m. and 7.50 p. m. Sunday School, 9 a. m. Scholars, 330. Peter R. Stor, Supt. Bridges Chapel (African)-Located on Ealy .... street, West Union. Number of members, 100. Rev. R. Bridges, pastor. Hours of ser- vice, 10 a. m. and 7 p. m. Prayer meetings, Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. Sunday School, 3 p. m. Scholars, 30. Charles Mitch- em, Superintendent.
Little Zion (col'd)-Located s s Market, Se Fourth. Organized Sept. ! 857. Cost $1,200. Number of members, 70. Rev. Richard Bred- will, pastor. Hours of service, 11 a. m. and 3 p. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday School. 9.s. m.
First-Located on e's Bank, bet. Main and Market streets. William C. Anderson, pastor, Hours of service, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Lecture, Wednesday, 7.80 p. m. Sunday School, 9 p. m. Silas C. Day, Supt.
Second-Located on Main, cor. up Third. Organized Nov. 24th, 1837. Number of mem- bers, about 800. Rev. H. C. Horey, pastor. Services at the usual hours. Sunday School at 9 a. m.
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Third-Located on n. w cor. Spring and up. | School 9 a. m. Scholars, 250. M. C. Brown- Ninth. Organized 1858. Built 1867. Cost ing, Superintendent. $25,000. Number of members, 400. Rev. United Brethren. C. Hutchinson, pastor. Hours of service, 10.30 a. m. and 7.80 p. m. Conference Located on Spring, n. e. cor. low. Sixth. meeting, Wednesday, 7.80 p. m. Sunday Rev. J. W. Melton, pastor.
Cemeteries.
Catholic Cemetery-Charleston rd.
National Cemetery-Poplar st., ne city City Cemetery, w s up 8th, bet Shelby and limits. the R. R.
Educational.
Colleges and Seminaries. DEPAUW COLLEGE (for young ladies.) This Institution, heretofore known as the Indiana Asbury Female College, (and now bearing its name in honor of the liberality of W. C. DePauw, Esq.) was opened under its collegi- ate organization, February, 1852. By the close of its, tenth year, forty-eight young ladies had been enrolled on its List of Gradu- ates. Unfortunately its heavy indebtedness impeded its progress, prevented its success, and even threatened its existence as an Insti- tion of Learning, and finally resulted in a transfer of the property to other owners. The College property . having been repur- chased by the energy and liberality of its friends, was offered free from debt, to the Indian Conference of the M. E. Church, in 1885, and was accepted and adopted by said Conference, as their Institution. Six or seven thousand dollars additional were raised by Centenary contributions for the College, aud expended in improving, beau ifying, and furnishing the College Building.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTORS .- Rev. Erastus Rowley, D. D., President, and Professor of Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Lan- guage : Miss Julia E. Bullard, A. M , Teacher of Grammer, Rhetoric, Geography, and His- tory ; Miss Ellen Holden, M. E. L., Teacher of Mathematics and Natural Science; Miss Delia Prather, Principal of the Primary De- partment ; Miss E. Plasket, Teacher of Or- namental Department ; Miss Nettie A. Fox, Teacher of Piano, Guitar, and Organ ; Mrs. Eugenie E. Gifford, Teacher of Piano.
Public Schools.
Board of Education-E. Newland, supt. and treas. ; D. W. LaFollette, pres. ; George Lyman, sec'y.
Scribner High School-Located on Spring, s w cor low Ist. J. B. Reynolds, M. D., Prin-
Market Street School, No. 2-Located on Market st. Susan E. Hooper, Principal ; Ruth C. Wainwright, A Intermediate ; Mattie Tay- lor, A Primary ; Frankie Cox, B Primary. Number of scholars, 200.
Lower Spring Street School, No. 8-Lo- cated on Spring st. H. B. Jacobs, Principal ; Rella Barth, B Grammar ; Anna E. Fowler, A Intermediate ; Belle Toombs, B Interme- diate ; Auna Pearson, A Primary ; Lydia R. Warren, B Primary; Alice Cumberland, B Primary. Number of scholass, 412.
Main Street School, No. 4-Located on n s Main, bet up 7th and 8th. Carrie C. War- ren, Principal ; Sallie Harrison, A Interme- diate ; Alida Spangler, B Intermediate ; Laura Stewart, B Primary" Number of scholars, 136.
Fourth Street School, No. 5-Located on e s up 4th, bet Spring and Elm. J. N. Payne, Principal ; Jennie S. Murray, B Grammar ; Mary Robertson, A Intermediate; Ella Jack- son, B Intermediate ; Mary Hedrich, A Pri- mary. Number of scholars, 822. Lower Albany School, No. 6-Albert H. Cleveland, Principal. Number of scholars, 66.
West Union School, No. 7-Located on n s Cherry, W. U. Mattie Lafollette, Princi- pal. Number of scholars, 63.
Upper Spring Street School, No. 8-Lo- cated on Spring, bet Walnut (15th) and up Vincennes. Rev. Charles Cross, Principal ; Mariah L. Guest, B Grammar; Jennie S. Wyville, A Intermediate ; Fanny Fawcett, B Intermediate; Fauny Beers, A Primary ; Clara Eddy, A Primary ; Lizzie Kirk, B Primary ; Mary R Smith, B Primary. Num- ber of scholars, 835.
Mission and Parish Schools.
German Methodist-Located on w s up 5th, cipal ; Miss Maggie Hamilton, Assistant Prin- bet Market and Spring. Wm. Stechow, cipal. Number of scholars, 80.
teacher.
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INCORPORATED COMPANIES-PUBLIC BUILDINGS, KTO.
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Independent German American School- St Mary's, under charge of the Sisters of Located on Market, bet up 8th and 9th. St. Francis, has accommodations for 800 John C. Knapp, principal ; Paul Mosemiller, pupils, and is one of the finest schools in the teacher of German ; Fannie E. Collins, State. teacher of English. Number of scholars, 200. German Protestant. Located on e s up 4th, bet Main and Market. Christian Weiss, teacher ; 150 scholars. Holy Trinity Parish Schools-Located on Market, cor up 7th. Elementary, for boys and girls "Sister John Francis, teacher ; 115 Mission School of First Presbyterian Church-ss Main, bet low 7th and 8th, scholars. For boys-John Byrne, teacher ; 90 scholars. For girls-Sisters Mary [For Private and Select Schools, see Business Theodora and Sophia, teacher ; 70 scholars. Register .]
Incorporated Companies.
McCord & Bradloy, Woolen Mill Company- J. M. Hains, pres. ; John McCulloch, sec'y. Organized, 1866. - Capital stock, $75,000. Directors-William Stevenson, Nelson For- L. Bradley, pres. ; George Lyman, sec'y and dyce, L. Frisbie. treas. Board of Directors-R. G. McCord, L. Bradley, W. C. DePauw.
New Albany Street Railroad-Stables and office, Main, cor Jefferson (low 10th.) Capt. E. S. Whistler, pres. ; S. Winstandley, sec'y. Directors-E. S. Whistler, H. N. Devol, J. H. Fawcett.
New Albany Insurance Company-Organ- ized, 1839, Capital, $100,000. J. H. Mar- Bbel, pres. ; T. Danforth, sec'y. Directors- J. Bragdon, G. C. Cannon, G. V. Howk, J. H. Marshel, S. Woodruff, J. Montgomery, W. Capt. M. Irwin, pres. W. Tuley.
New Albany and Portland Ferry Company.
United States Solar Light Company-Or-
New Albany Gas Light and Coke Com- ganized February, 1868. C. L. Hoover, pany-Office ne cor Main and Pearl. Or- pres. ; A. W. Bentley, vice pres. ; Alfred ganized April, 1851. Capital stock, $50,000. Davis, sec'y.
Internal Revenue.
Officers Second District, Ind.
Assessors.
B. F. Scribner, Dist. Collector, office N. Albany Ist Division,
T. W. McCoy, Dep'y
Jeffersonville 2d
E. Gordon, Lexington
Reese Morgan, " Lexington Sd John J. Hardin, Campbellsburg James G. Harrison, New Albany
Col. D. C. Thomas Salem 4th
C. Van Dusen, " New Albany 5th
Henry Denbo, Corydon
Col. H. Jordan, " Corydon 6th 4.
Thomas B. Buskirk, Paoli
William Leonard, Orleans 7th
John N. Bahr,
Leavenworth 8th
Chas. H. Mason,
Cannelton
Judiciarv.
FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT .- Terms, fourth Mon- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FLOYD COUNTY .- day in April and October. Judge, Hon, Geo. Terms, fourth Monday in January, May and A. Bicknell ; Clerk, W. W. Tuley ; Sheriff, September, Judge, Hon. Patrick N. Jewett ; Thomas J. Fullenlove ; Prosecuting Attorney, Clerk, W. W. Tuley ; Sheriff, Thomas J. Robert M. Weir. Fullenlove ; District Prosecutor, Robert J. Shaw.
Newspapers and Publications.
New Albany Commercial (Republican) daily New Albany Ledger (Democratic) daily and and weekly (Wednesday). James P. Luse, weekly (Wednesday) by Norman & Matthews. editor and proprietor ; C. W. Cottom, local J. B. Norman, editor ; W. F. Tuley, local edi- editor. Office s w cor State and Main. tor. Office 64 Pearl st.
Post Office and Mails.
Post Office Pearl, n e cor Spring. Open from New Albany and Marengo Mail arrives 5.00 p. m. on Tuesdays, departs 7.00 a. m. on Wednesdays, and closes at 6.30 a. m.
7.30 a. m. till 6.15 p. m., and on Sundays from 8 to 9 a. m. John M. Wilson, Postmaster ; John T. Armstrong, Assistant ; Charles E. New Albany and Paoli Mail arrives 6.00 p. m. Jones, Clerk.
Arrival, Departure and Closing of Mails.
Louisville, N. Albany and Chicago (Northern Mail) arrives 7.12 p. m., departs 8.50 a. m. and closes 7.80 a. m.
Eastern Mail (Indianapolis, Jeffersonville and Cincinnati) arrives 5.00 a. m. and 5.00 p. m., departs 4 00 a. m. and 1.00 p. m., and closes at 12.00 m. and 8.00 p. m.
Louisville Mail arrives 8.00 a. m. and 5.00 p. m., departs 1.00 p. m. and 7.30 p. m. and cl: ses 12.00 m. and 7.00 p. m.
Tuesdays and Fridays, departs 7.00 a. m. Wednesdays and Saturdays, and closes at 6.30 a. m.
New Albany ard Corydon Mail arrives 12.00 m. daily, departs 9.00 a. m. daily, and closes 8.30 a. m.
New Albany and Laconia, Ind., Mail arrives 4.00 p. m. Wednesdays, departs 7.00 a. m. Thursdays, and closes 6.80 a. m.
River Mail arrives every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, departs every Tues- day, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, at, 4.00 p. m.
Public Halls, Blocks & Buildings.
Public Halls, Blocks and Build- Court House, State, s e cor Spring. ings. Court Room, Court House. DePauw Block, s e Pearl, bet Spring and Market.
Cannon's Building n e cor Pearl and Market Cannon's Hall n e cor Pearl and Market. City Hall s w cor State and Spring. City Offices, City Hall, s w cor State and Spring Clerk Court of Common Pleas, office Court House.
Clerk Floyd County Circuit Court, office in Court House.
Clapp's Block, 278-5 Main. Coronor's office, Court House. County Assessor's office, Court House. County Auditor's office, Court House.
County Board of Commissioners, office Court House.
County Clerk's office, Court House. County Jail, State n e cor Spring. County Recorder's office, Court House. County Surveyor's office, Court House. County Treasurer's office, Court House. County Trustees' office Court House.
DePauw's Hall, s e cor Pearl and Spring. Hedden Building, State, n e cor Market. Insurance Building, 288-5 up Main. Internal Revenue Assessor's office, 249 Main. J. M. and I. R. R. depot and freight house, Front, cor State.
L. N. A. & C. R. R. Depot Oak, cor Pearl. Lonnon Hall, Main, n e cor low Fourth. Masonic Hall, Pearl, n w cor Spring. Mechanics' Hall, s s Pearl, bet Market and Spring.
Music Hall, ne cor Pearl and Spring. Odd Fellows' Hall, State, n e cor Market. Opera House, n e cor Pearl and Spring. Sheriff's Office, State, n e cor Spring. Turner Hall, n's Market, bet up Ninth and Tenth.
Vernis's Block, Pearl, n w cor Spring. Woodward Hall, Jow Maiu, n w cor First.
James M. Calaban, Leavenworth
John W. Miner, Rome
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Secret and Benevolent Societies.
Masonic. ANCIENT YORK.
New Albany Lodge-organized Dec. 11, 1834. F. S. Devol, W. M .: E. Commandeur, S. W .; P. T. Greene, J. W. ; D. M. Hooper, Sec. ; H. M. Lindley, Treas. Number of mem- bers, 110. Meets on first and third Thurs- days of each month, in Masonic Hall, 8 w cor Pearl and Market.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 104-organized May 29, 1850. George V. Howk, W. M .; W. W. Tuley, S. W. ; A. D. Leyden, J. W .; Robt. J. Shaw, Sec. ; James G. Shields, Treas. Meets on second and fourth Thursdays of each month, at Masonic H Il, sw cor Pearl and Market.
DePauw Lodge, No. 338-organized April 27, 1867. J. O. Pool, W. M. ; Ed. Pennington, S. W .; F. A. Mitchell, J. W .; Lyman Davis, Sec. ; Walter L. Smith, Treas. Meets on second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, in Masonic Hall, s w corner Pearl and Market.
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