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Campbell Wm., bds. 8 Virginia ave.
Campbell W. H., clerk in post office, res. 8 Virginia ave.
Campbell W. L., lawyer, (at Sinking Fund,) bds. 24 N. Mississippi.
CAMPBELL & BOYLES, book-binders, 37 E. Washing- ton,
Canby John, assistant superintendent Bellefontaine R. R., Line, res. Bellefontaine, Ohio.
Cane Patrick, soldier, res. 265 S. Delaware.
Cauley Thos, res. 31 South.
Cannall Augustus, marble dresser, res. 227 S. Alabama.
Cantrill D. M., printer Journal Office, res. 50 W. Vermont.
CAPITAL STEAM JOB OFFICE, Wm. S. Cameron pro- prietor, 8 E. Pearl,
Cardell William, clerk 72 E. Washington, bds. with E. E. Holland.
Carico John, carpenter, res. 54 Indiana ave.
Carlisle D. W., agent Central R. R., res. 46 W. Walnut.
Carlisle Hamilton, flour packer Carlisle's Model Mills.
Carlisle John, (John C. & Son,) res. 204 W. Washington.
Carlisle John & Son, flour and feed store, 68 W. Washington.
Carlisle's Model Mills, John Carlisle, proprietor, 254 W. Washington.
Carlisle H. D., (John C. & Son,) res. 240 W. Washington.
CARMICHAEL J. D., proprietor Palmer House, cor. Wash- ington and Illinois.
Carney Wm., porter Farmers' Hotel.
Carper Thomas, railroader, res. W. Market.
Carr Michael, shoemaker, bds. Pat. Burns.
Carral W. H., farmer, res. 176 E. South.
Carroll Miss Annie, cloak maker with Miss Moon.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines warranted for three years.
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INDIANAPOLIS
THE
INDIANA AMERICAN,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
THE INDIANA AMERICAN BEING THE ONLY
Regular Ebening 29
IN INDIANAPOLIS,
And being devoted largely to Family Reading, it has such a circulation among families as constitutes it an excellent
ADVERTISING MEDIUMĀ®
TERMS OF ADVERTISING REASONABLE.
Circulates among the principal
Farmers and Workingmen
Of the State, more exclusively than any other Weekly.
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine with Hemmer, for $50.
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Carroll Grunull, Carroll's Saloon, 11 N. Illinois, bds. same. Carroll Miss Belle, private school under Associate Reformed Church, Ohio, bet. Pennsylvania and Delaware.
Carter Alex., (col.,) laborer, res. Howard.
Carter Charles E., policeman, res. 89 N. Illinois.
Carter George, (Leathers & C.,) res. 113 N. Alabama.
Carter Henry, carpenter, res. W. Georgia, bet. Missouri and West.
Carter John, salesman Boston Store, bds. 15 E. Ohio.
Carter L. L., cooper, W. Indianapolis.
Carton Andrew, laborer, res. on S. East.
Cartright Mrs. Alice, res. 131 W. Vermont.
Case John B., engineer, res. 75 N. Noble.
Cassady Isaac N., produce dealer, res. 165 N. Liberty.
Casselbaum Frederick, wood sawyer, res. Winston, N. of Biddle.
Casselberry Mary, dressmaker, res. 181 Massachusetts ave. Castlin L., barkeeper East Empire Saloon, bds. 24, cor. Mar- ket and New Jersey.
Cathcart Andrew, res. 162 S. New Jersey.
Cathcart Robert W., clerk Merrill & Co., bds. 162 S. New Jersey.
Catlin Ebenezer, laborer, res. W. Market.
Catterson Abe., policeman, res. 56 S. Noble.
Catterson Cy. W., carpenter, res. 91 N. Meridian.
Catterson James, policeman, res. 241 Indiana ave.
Catterson R. F., tinner, 69 W. Washington, bds. Pyle House. Cattizer Caroline, (wid .. ) res. Stephens.
Cattizer Kinder, at peg and last factory, res. Stephens.
Caughlin Patrick, laborer, res. 78 S. Noble.
Caulfield Miss Rosanna, school teacher, bds. 104 N. Missis- sippi.
CAVEN JOHN, attorney at law, 19} E. Washington, bds. Bates House.
Cavenaugh Mat., laborer, res. Missouri, S. of South.
Caylor Anthony, pedlar, res. 158 N. Noble.
Caylor Frank, hackman, res. 74 N. Noble.
Caylor Otho, coffee stand in East market, res. 125 E. Mar- ket.
CAYLOR SANTFORD, saloon, 220 E. Washington, res. same.
Central Restaurant, 6 W. Washington, Henry Shaub, pro- prictor.
Ceritzer Henry, laborer, ros. 262 Madison ave.
Chaboude Lewis, barkeeper Beck's Saloon, res. 264 S. Dela- ware. Chamberlin Jas., farmer, res. cor. Tennessee and Second. Chambers Abram, engineer, res. 79 Massachusetts ave.
81,000 Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines in use in this country.
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OLIVER W. JOHNSTON,
LIVERY, SALE
JOHNSTON'S
STABLE
TLIVERY
AND
BOARDING STABLES, PEARL STREET, Between Illinois and Meridian, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CARRIAGES AND HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Carriages to let at all times.
350 families in Indianapolis and vicinity use Wheeler & Wilson.
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Chambers Mrs. Frances, Bee-Hive Store, bds. 31 N. Meridian. Chandler Eliza Mrs., res. 72 W. Maryland.
Chandler George, printer Journal office, bds. 72 W. Mary- land.
Chandler Henry C., printer, 8 E. Washington, bds. 258 W. Washington.
Chandler Thomas, res. 169 N. Mississippi.
Chandler Thomas E., (Wiggins & C.,) res. 258 W. Wash- ington.
Chandler Wm. G., pattern maker, bds. 258 W. Washington.
Chapman D. C., painter, res. 65 S. Pennsylvania.
Chapman Major Geo. H., U. S. A., res. 37 W. Ohio.
Chapman R., W. Indianapolis.
Chapman Samuel, peddler, res. 19 Bates.
Chapman Thomas, carpenter, res. Spring, cor. North.
Charles John, Central Mills, res. 105 N. Meridian.
Charles Thomas, hack driver, res. 75 E. Georgia.
Chase A. E., mail agent, res. 99 Virginia ave.
Chase James F., conductor on the Bellefontaine R. R., res. 235 S. Delaware.
Chase Joseph W., Madison R. R., res. 223 S. Delaware.
Cheeks Omer, farmer, res. 121 Bluff Road.
Chester Albert A., stair builder, res. Duncan.
Childers J. P., pump maker, shop in rear of German Cath- olic Church, res. 151 S. Noble.
Chipman L., clerk B. F. Tuttle's store, res. 128 N. Ten- nessee.
Chism Robert, (col.,) res. 190 W. North.
Chites John, porter Little's Hotel.
Chittenden William G., laborer, res. East, bet. Liberty and Noble.
Chollette Jacob H., book-keeper, res. 22 N. Mississippi.
Chrech Frederick, carpenter, res. 215 S. Delaware.
Christ Henry, servant Mrs. Morris.
CHRISTIAN RECORD, Journal Building, A. D. Goodwin, publisher.
Christman Otto, superintendent Crystal Palace saloon, bds. same.
CHRISTY ALBERT; dealer in groceries, fruits of all kinds, cakes, candies, cigars, tobacco, nuts, crackers, flour, &c., 14 Louisiana, opp. Union depot.
CHRISTY A., grocery and produce store, cor. Illinois and Maryland, res. 55 South.
Church J. A., (J. A. C. & Co.,) res. Pine, near Fletcher ave. Church Joseph A. & Co., flour and feed store, 5 S. Delaware. Churchman F. M., clerk Fletcher's Bank, res. 8 E. Michigan. CHURCHMAN W. H., Superintendent of Institute for the Blind, res. at Institute.
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INDIANAPOLIS
WOOD & FOUDRAY, LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLES,
No. 10 N. Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Dealers in
MULES & HORSES.
Horses and Carriages to let day and night. HORSES BOARDED BY THE DAY OR WEEK,
W. H. LOOMIS' Woodlawn Green House, NO. 189 VIRGINIA AVENUE. Green house Plants, Doquets, Roses AND HARDY SHRUBS. Also, Fruit and Ornamental Trees for sale
At Reduced Cash Prices.
The largest collection of new Hardy Grape Vines, offer- ed in the West, among them will be found the famous Dela- ware, Diana, Anna, Logan, Lenoir, Rebecca Allen's Hy- brid, Cuyahoga, and
Thirty Other Varieties.
Descriptive, wholesale, and other Catalogues furnished on application. Address,
W. H. LOOMIS,
No. 189 Va. Avenue,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
The First Premium awarded the Wheeler & Wilson Machine
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CITY SALOON, 53 and 55 S. Illinois, Bush & Hannum, proprietors.
CLAFLIN C. C., agent Wheeler & Wilson's sewing ma- chines, 19 W. Washington, res. 110 N. Meridian.
Clark -, U. S. A., res. 122 W. Ohio.
Clark Alfred D., clerk at Bowen, Stewart & Co.'s, bds. 67 N .. Mississippi.
Clark A. M., house painter, res. 67 N. Mississippi.
Clark Absalom, washerman, res. 28 W. North.
CLARK EDWARD, President and Agent of the Indiana and Illinois Central Railway Company, 24} E. Wash- ington, res. 36 N. Delaware.
Clark Hugh, carriage maker, res. 35 E. St. Clair.
Clark H., laborer, res. 139 W. New York.
Clark Mrs. Maria, (wid.,) bds. 95 W. Vermont.
Clark Rueben O., res. 98 W. Michigan.
Clark S. A., carriage trimmer, res. 96 N. East.
Clark W. T., agent for Merchants' Despatch, 31 W. Wash- ington, bds. 79} E. Washington.
CLARKE E. W., Baptist minister, res. 73 S. Noble:
Clarke Edward W., (M. G. C. & Co.,) res. 51 N. Pennsyl- vania.
Clarke John, book-keeper, Clarke & Co.
Clarke M. G., (Clarke & Co.,) res. 169 N. Pennsylvania.
Clarke M. G. & Co., publishers and proprietors of Witness, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Clarke William C., (C. & Co.,) bds. 169 N. Pennsylvania.
CLARKE & CO., book publishers and agents for S. S. books, Odd Fellows Hall.
Clawson Albert, blacksmith, bds. 28 Indiana ave.
Clay Hillery, deputy clerk United States Court, bds. 139 N. New Jersey.
Clayton C. J., peddler, res. 3 Willard.
Cleary Patrick, porter Bates House.
Cleaver John W., bricklayer, res. 197 N. Noble.
Cleaver Jefferson, bricklayer, alley bet. New York and Ohio.
Clem Aaron, (Clem & Bro.,) res. cor. Massachusetts ave. and Alabama.
Clem William F., (Clem & Bro.,) res. 110 N. Alabama.
Clem & Bro., grocers, cor. Massachusetts ave. and Alabama. Clemens John, carpenter, res. Illinois, bet, First and Second. Clemm John E., clerk Quartermaster's Department, res. 82 N. Delaware.
Clever W., messenger Adams Express Company, bds. Pal- mer House.
Clifton Joseph B., laborer, res. 174 N. New Jersey.
Cline Andrew, engineer, res. 96 E. Louisiana.
For four successive years at the Ohio State Fair.
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CHRISTIAN HOFMEISTER. SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
Choice Wines, Liquors, Ale. Beer and Cigars always on hand. Oysters and Game in their season.
75 East Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
J. C. MORRIS' Photographic Temple of Art,
26 & 28 W. Washington St., over Fletcher's store, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Photographs Plain or in Oil, or in Water Colors. Ambro- types, Melainotypes, &c., &c.
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NION HOUSE,
(NEAR THE UNION DEPOT,)
Corner of Illinois and South Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.,
Seventy-five cents per day. Twenty cents per meal. Sup- per lodging and breakfast, sixty cents. STEPHEN MATTLER, - Proprietor.
CHARLES SCHMALZRIED.
JACOB ROOS.
ROOS & SCHMALZRIED, Dealers in all kinds of
FRESH SALT MEATS,
No. 89 South Illinois Street,
Between Georgia St. and Union Depot, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines awarded the first premium for five
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Cline Chas. H., U. S. A., res. 150 N. Mississippi. Cline Joel, miller, res. 191 S. Alabama.
Cline Peter, teamster, res. S. West.
Clinton Harton, Capt. U. S. A., res. 32 E. Georgia.
Cloffi Conradt, watchman B. & I. R. R. depot. res. 7 Huron. Close John, (C. & Bro.,) bds. Macy House.
Close Wm. H., (C. & Bro.,) bds. Macy House. Close & Bro., (col.,) barbers, 4 N. Pennsylvania.
Coach Henry, res. cor. Fletcher ave. and Pine.
Coburn Mrs. Ann, res. 185 N. East.
Coburn Mrs. Sarah, res. 47 N. Delaware.
Coburn Ellen, works at arsenal, bds. 34 N. Ellsworth.
Coburn John, Colonel 33d Regiment Indiana Volunteers, res. 60 E. Ohio.
Coburn J. F., machinist at Indianapolis and Cincinnati ma- chine shop, res. 103 S. Alabama.
Coburn William, bar-keeper Empire saloon, bds. Morris House.
Cochran Milton, cooper, res. Michigan Road.
Cochran Wm., carpenter, res. Eddy, S. of Garden.
Coen John, paper hanger and boarding house keeper, res. 107 S. Tennessee.
Coffer Hannah, (wid.,) res. 123 E. McCarthy.
Coffin Eli, cigar maker, res. 167 E. Ohio.
Coffin Stephen, (McTaggart C. & Co.) res. 20 Delaware.
Coffman Adam, laborer, 105 Madison ave.
Coffman Jacob, carpenter, res, 171 S. New Jersey.
Coffman Samuel J., carpenter, res. 163 N. Mississippi.
Cogan Mary, (wid .. ) res. 64 E. Merrill.
Cogil --- , res. 186 Virginia ave.
Cogill John, workman at arsenal, res. 61 S. New Jersey. COLCLAZER REV. J., Methodist, res. 35 N. Pennsylvania. Colclazer J. H., watchmaker, 20 E. Washington, bds. 35 N. Pennsylvania.
Coldwell James T., blacksmith, 67 S. Pennsylvania.
Cole D. G., res. 135 N. East.
Cole John, farmer, W. Indianapolis.
Cole O. F., salesman, 30 W. Washington, res. 51, cor. Ohio and Alabama.
Coleman Henry, hack driver, res. 66 Indiana ave.
Colley S. A., attorney at law, 103 S. Meridian, res. 164 N. New Jersey.
Collins Cornelius, laborer, res. 100 E. Market.
Collins E. J., carpenter, res. 67 Spring,
Collins John, carpenter, res. 37 S. Illinois.
Collman Henry, boarding house, res. 28 S. Pennsylvania.
Collup Frederick, grocer, 166 E. Washington, res. same. COLLY I. J., detective police, res. 49, cor. Ohio and Noble.
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Successive years at Mechanic's Institute, Cincinnati.
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A. & H. SCHNULL, WHOLESALE GROCERS, PRODUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Importers of and dealers in
ASHSCHNULT
TRECTIFIED WHISKEY
10
VINEGAR
WHOLESAL
MANUFACTORY GROCERS.
WINES, LIQUORS, AND
CIGARS, FOREIGN FRUITS ,
NUTS, SARDINES, &c., &C.
RECTIFIED WHISKY AND VINEGAR MANUFACTORY. COR. WASHINGTON AND DELAWARE STREETS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Cigars, Fine Cut & Plug Tobacco WAREHOUSE.
JOHN A. HEIDLINGER, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
ARS
And direct importer of the Choicest Brands OF
HAVANA CIGARS, AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT. No. 3 Palmer House, and No. 10 Bates House, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines have been awarded the First Premiun
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Colsby Henry, (col.,) whitewasher, res. 156 N. Missouri.
Colstock Henry, carpenter, res. 22 W. North.
Colstoek John A., street commissioner, bds. 22 W. North.
Colton Wm., engineer, res. 27 S. Liberty.
Combs Hawkins, laborer, res. 136 E. McCarthy.
Comegys Levi, carpenter, shop 62 N. Delaware, res. same. Compagne Henry J., laborer, res. 40 Huron.
Comsky James, hack driver, res. 257 S. Delaware.
Conaty James B., bonnet bleecher, 22 S. Illinois, res. same.
Conkle John, laborer, res. 30 Union.
Conly John, workman at Rolling Mill, res. 166 S. Missis- sippi.
CONNER A. H., Postmaster, bds. Bates House.
Conner Daniel, laborer, res. 25 Railroad.
Conner James, laborer, res. 21 E. Georgia.
Connor John, laborer, res. 199 E. Ohio.
Conner John, laborer, bds. 184 S. Tennessee.
Conner Lawrence, ostler, 14 N. Pennsylvania, bds. Scarry House.
Conner Michael, U. S. A., res. 181 S. New Jersey.
Conner Michael, laborer, res. 101 E. Louisiana.
Conraigan James, railroader, res. E. end of Maryland.
Conroy Patrick, tailor, res. West, bet. Maryland and Georgia. Converse Joel, express-man, res. 153 N. East.
Cood Charles, collar maker, res. Pennsylvania.
Cook Francis, laborer, res. 210 S. Tennessee.
Cook Fred., (Wm. C. & Co.,) res. 36 Liberty.
Cook Fred., driver Adams Express Company, bds. Spencer House.
Cook Henry, brick mason, bds. 20 Chatham.
Cook Henry, laborer, res. John near Winston.
Cook Henry, laborer, res. 45 E. Georgia.
Cook H. P., clerk at M. H. Good's, bds. 10 W. Market. Cook Miss Jane, res. 22 Indiana ave.
Cook Jesse M., carpenter, res. 111 E. New York.
Cook Mrs. J., boarding house, 44 N. Pennsylvania. Cook John, machinist, bds. 20 Chatham.
Cook Mrs. Mary, res. 20 Chatham.
Cook M. R., painter 31 S. Meridian, res. 75 W. Maryland.
Cook R., meat market, 3 N. Illinois, ras. 22 Indiana ave.
Cook Thomas, laborer, res. 31 Central.
Cook William, (Wm. C. & Co.,) res. East, S. of Washington. COOK WILLIAM & CO., dealer in dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, &c., 189 E. Washington. Coolmam William, cigar maker at G. Meyers, 25 W. Wash- ington, res. 70 N. Mississippi. Cooly Charles, res. Biddle, near city limits. Coon Peter, res. 10 N. East.
For four successive years at the Am. Institute, New York.
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T J. B. WILSON,
7 SHOT
REVOLVER,
MADE BY THE
Manhattan Fire Arms Manufacturing NEW YORK.
Weighs 10 ounces ; loaded in half the time, and shoots with double the force of other kinds. The charges may remain in the Pistol for years with- out injury or be withdrawn without danger. The workmanship is superior, and the price moderate. For Sale by
Wholesale and retail DEALER IN HARDWARE
Silver Plated Ware, Win- dow Sash, Glass, Mill & Cross Cut Saws,
R. R. Lanterns, And Coal Oil Lamps. No. 60 W. Washington St.
J. B. WILSON, Indianapolis, Ind.
TOM S. CAMPBELL. M. W. BOYLES. CAMPBELL & BOYLES. Book Binders, Job Rulers
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, No. 37 East Washington St., (2 doors east of Glenns' Block, up stairs,) INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
EGNER & WOCHER, DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
IDRUCS
Dealers in Glass, Paints, Varnishes, &c. 81 Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, ING.
CHARLES FISHBACK, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Res. 40 E. New York, Office 22 E. Market, St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND->
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer makes hems of any width.
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Coon Phillip, bar-keeper Court House Saloon.
Cooney Dennis, laborer, res. 9 N. East. Coons Mrs. Elizabeth, res. 83 Davidson.
Cooper Albert, laborer, res. 275 S. Delaware.
Cooper Charles A., auctioneer, res. 11 E. North.
Cooper Hamilton, tailor, ros. W. Market.
Cooper J., boots and shoes, 53 E. Washington, res. 81 N. Ala- bama.
Cooper John, blacksmith, ros. 229 S. Delaware.
Cooper Nathan, (col.,) wood sawyer, res. 145 N. Tennessee. Cooper W. H., clerk for William Wise, 74 W. Washington, bds. 229 S. Delaware.
Copeland Jesse, builder, res. 128 E. Market.
Copeland J. W., dealer in millinery goods 7S. Meridian, res. 105 S. New Jersey.
Copeland S. P., bonnet presser, res. 101 N. Mississippi.
Corbit Mrs. Mary A., (wid.,) res. 136 N. Mississippi.
Cordey William, res. 84 N. Meridian.
Corkran John, laborer, res. Water, N. of Mccarthy.
Corliss C., physician, 7 E. Maryland.
Cornelius Deborah, (wid.,) 237 S. Alabama.
Cornelius Wm., plasterer, res. 116 E. McCarthy.
Corner James, carpenter, res. Biddle, near city limits.
Corwine Benjamin F., res. Plumb near University.
Cosby Richard, carpenter, res. 58 Huron.
Costelo John, foundryman, res. W. Market.
Coster Charles H. M., laborer, res. 115 N. Alabama.
Coster D., farmer, res. 37 N. Noble.
Coster David W., carpenter. res. 71 Spring.
Costigan F., bds. Oriental House.
Cottman John A., U. S. A., res. 159 W. Vermont.
Cotton Randolph J., jailer, bds. 18 N Alabama.
Cottrell Thomas, (C. & Knight,) res. 102 S. New Jersey.
Cottrell & Knight, gas fitters and coppersmiths, 94 S. Ala- bama.
Coughlin Wm., (Merritt & C.,) woollen factory, res. 127 W. New York.
Coumbe E. J., baker, at Union Steam Bakery.
Court House Saloon, cor. Washington and Alabama, C. Monninger, proprietor.
Cousins Samuel, saloon-tender, res. 190 W. North.
Covington Susan, (wid.,) res. 144 W. Market.
Cox A. J., (Weeks & C.,) res. 205 S. Alabama.
COX CHARLES, dealer in stoves, tin and sheet-iron ware, 11 W. Washington. ros. 43 S. Meridian.
Cox Charles H., salesman, 11 W. Washington, bds. 43 S. Meridian.
Cox David, tinner, 11 W. Washington.
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer is the only Hemmer that will Fell.
First Premium awarded the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine for three
CHINA TEA STORE! No. 14 Bates House, Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
LUDDEN & LEE, 00
00
Proprietors.
WE ARE RECEIVING EVERY WEEK FRESH INVOICES OF EVERY VARIETY OF
Green 2 BBlack Teas.
Strangers visiting the City will find it to their advantage to call and inspect our variety of choicest Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson & Oolongs
N. B .- WE PROMISE TO
PER CENT. LOWER
Than any other House in the State.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Cox Edward, finisher Ohio Premium Woolen Factory.
Cox J., landscape and portrait painter, Ray's Building, res. 41 S. Meridian.
Cox Jas., shoemaker, bds. with Knight.
Cox Jefferson R., carpenter, res. 188 S. East.
Cox Mrs. Sophia, (wid.,) res. 148 W. Market.
Cox Wm. C., (Tomlinson & C.,) res. 144 N. Illinois.
Coyner Martin, contractor, res. 209 E. St. Clair.
Craft Smith, blacksmith, res. 210 Indiana ave.
Craft W. H., watchwaker and jeweler, 2 Odd Fellows Hall.
Craig Wm., school teacher, bds. 45 N. Pennsylvania.
Craighead Mary Jane, (wid.,) res. 18 Maryland.
Crane Alex G., speculator, res. cor. Washington and Ten- nessee.
Crane J. D., New York picture gallery, 19 W. Washington, res. Lafayetfe.
Crane L., porter Farmers' Hotel.
Crane Worth, artist, New York picture gallery, bds. Pyle House.
Crapo R. P., (R. P. C. & Co.,) bds. Pyle House.
Crapo R. P. & Co., dealers in ambrotype and photographic goods, Journal Building.
Crawford Eli, moulder, 250 S. Delaware.
Crawford Mary C., seamstress, bds. 132 E. North.
Crean Dennis, porter Farmers' Hotel, res. 204 S. Delaware. Creamer Sarah, (wid.,) res. 199 S. Pennsylvania, rear.
Cremer James, (col.,) laborer, res. 124 W. New York.
Cressharber Sebastian, boiler-maker, res. 231 S. Alabama.
Cressner Theodore, book-keeper Indiana Daily State Sen- tinel Office, res. 133 N. West.
Crimer Henry, butcher, shop cor. East and North, res. 71 E. St. Mary.
Criqui M., merchant tailor and clothier, 84 E. Washington, res. 173 E. Ohio.
Crossland J. A., fancy dry goods, 75 W. Washington, res. 224 N. Illinois.
Cropper Alexander, hack driver, alley, bet. Market and Washington.
Cropsey J. E., cabinet maker, res. 62 N. Missouri.
Crouch G. W., (G. W. & J. C.,) livery and sale stable, 24 S. Pennsylvania, bds. Little's Hotel.
Crouch G. W. & J. C., livery stable, 24 S. Pennsylvania.
Crouch J., (G. W. & J. C.,) bds. Little's Hotel.
Crouch John, laborer, res. cor. Michigan and Tennessee.
Crozier Geo., watchman Glenns' Block, res. 89 N. Meridian. Crug G., grocery, res. 24 E. Georgia.
CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON AND RESTAURANT, E. Beck, proprietor, 44 W. Washington.
Successive years at the United States Fair.
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MORITZ, BROTHER & CO, CLOTHIERS
AND MERCHANT TAILORS,
ALSO, DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
No. 3 .E. Washington St., Blackford's Building, AND No. 19 West Washington St., Sherman's Building, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
For Hosiery, Knitting Materials, AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Go to R. R. PARKER, Sign of the "Big Stocking,99 No. 30 WEST WASHINGTON ST. ALSO, DEPOT FOR THE ENAMELED PAPER COLLARS.
VAN HOUTEN & GRAHAM, Wholesale and Retail
GIRO AND DEALERS IN Provisions, Country Produce, &c.,
South-East Cor. Ilinois and Market Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. F
A Wheeler & Wilsons Sewing Machine with Hemmer, for $50.
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Cuhn Wm., baker, res. 64 N. East.
Culon Chas .. attorney at law, res. Cumberland, bet. Alabama and Delaware.
Culley Daniel B., res. 156 N. Pennsylvania.
Culley David V., president board of school trustees, res. 13 E. Ohio.
Culley Mrs. Mary tailoress, res. 119 S. Tennessee.
Cullum Eberle, (C. & Stanage,) res. St. Clair, bet. Mich- igan Road and Diagonal.
CULLUM & STANAGE, R. R. steam printers and engrav- ers, office 19 W. Washington.
Cully D. T., salesman, 3.Palmer House, bds. 26 Illinois.
Cully Ed., clerk, bds, 76 N. Illinois.
CULVER ELIHU, wholesale and retail grocer, 142 W. Washington, res. same.
Cummins James, eating house, 194 W. Washington, res. same.
Cummings John H., teamster, res. Indiana ave.
CUNNINGHAM F. P., bakery and confectionery, 43 N. Illinois, res. same.
Cunningham Hugh, res. 45 S. East.
Curby Susannah, (wid.,) res. 15 Central.
Curby Thomas, cooper, res. 15 Central.
Curran David, printer, Journal Office, bds. 6 Noble.
Curren Mrs. Anne, washer, res. 144 E. New York.
Curry Hamilton, (col.,) cook, res. 97 Massachusetts ave.
CURTIS ANDREW, justice of the peace, 39 E. Washing- ton, res. 159 Virginia ave.
Curtis Charles, engineer Wm. Henderson steam fire engine.
Curtis Casper T., artist, res. Water, N. of McCarty.
Curtis Joseph, (col.,) cook Bates House, res. 101 W. North.
Curtis Truman M., engineer, res. Water, N. of McCarty.
Curzon Joseph, architect, Journal Building, res. 218 N. Illi- nois.
Cussan Garret, clerk, res. 62 Indiana ave.
Cutting A., willow basket and broom maker, res. 177 N. Delaware.
Cutts H. P., blacksmith, res. Indiana ave.
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Daggett W., wholesale and retail confectionery and tea store, 22 S. Meridian, res. same.
Dahne William, laborer, res. Winston, bet. New York and Vermont. Dailey John, laborer, res. W. St. Clair.
Daily Condy, huckster, res. 144 N. Liberty.
81,000 Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines in use in this country.
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INDIANAPOLIS
ALLEN & HINESLEY'S
LIVERY STABLES
ALLEN & HINESLEY
FAHNESTOCK.IND.PS.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Pearl St., in rear of Palmer House, INDIANAPOLIS. Every description of vehicles usually found in Livery Stables always on hand. Horses kept by the Day, Week or Month.
CUN MATERIALS AND FANCY GOODS. EDGAR PARKER,
DEALER IN
GUNS, PISTOLS,
GUN MATERIALS,
Bird Cages, Fancy Baskets, Hobby Horses, Toys & Fancy Goods of all kinds, 25 South Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS.
OHIO HOUSE, No. 31 West Market Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MARTIN NEIMAN,
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Proprietor.
ny This House is convenient to the business part of the city. Boarders kept by the day or weck.
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine will last a life-time.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Daily C. R., U. S. A., res. 309 Virginia ave.
Daily Michael, haberdasher, 192 S. Delaware.
Daily Patrick, clerk, res. 190 S. Delaware.
Daily William, res. 153 N. Liberty.
Daily Elisha W., res. 113 N. Tennessee.
Dain Robert C., paper hanger, bds. 108 St. Joseph.
Dain Mrs. P., res. 18 Michigan Road.
Dain E. J., auctioneer, bds. Little's Hotel.
Dame Jason, marble worker and dealer, 67 E. Washington, res. 8 East.
Dana Mrs. E. S., res. 33 Meridian.
Danals Samuel, railroader, res. 63 S. New Jersey.
Daney Frank, pattern maker, res. 184 S. Alabama.
Danforth A. J., (D. & Simpson,) res. 112 N. Pennsylvania. DANFORTH & SIMPSON, wholesale and retail dealers in groceries, produce, &c., 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
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