Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1863, Part 3

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1863
Publisher: Indianapolis : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 210


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Brewin Dillard A., in 20th Ind. battery res extreme w end Ind. ave.


Brick Daniel, laborer, bds 16 e Georgia. Brickett Deborah Ann, (wid. Thomas N Brickett,) res 135 w Market. Bricking R., drayman.


GATES, LEMMON & SMITH, BLACKSMITHS AND WAGON MAKERS!


ALL ORDERS IN OUR LINE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.


PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO HORSE SHOEING. NO. 4 SOUTH NEW JERSEY STREET.


WILLIAM SCHWEINSBERG,


DEALER IN


FRESH AND SALT MEATS, AND ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGES, NO. 243 SOUTH DELAWARE ST .. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


FREDERICK L. TRAEYSER, PIANO


MANUFACTURER AND TUNER, ALABAMA STREET, FOUR DOORS SOUTH OF WASHINGTON, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


PIANOS WARRANTED EQUAL TO ANY IN THE MARKET


Tuning and Repairing done promptly ; all kinds of Musical Instruments Repaired : Satisfaction guaranteed; in all cases charges moderate.


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CORNER NOBLE & WASHINGTON STREETS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


MESSRS. THORNBERRY & CO., PROPRIETORS, Do up Every Kind of


WASHING & IRONING,


In the very best Manner, and in every way equal in style to any of the Eastern Laundries.


GOODS CALLED FOR.


S. E. Corner Washington & New Jersey Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


A. R. HYDE, - - Proprietor.


Carriages and vehicles of every description ready for hire, at all hours, day or night.


HECKMAN & MACARTHUR,


Wholesale and Retail Dealers in


FLOUR ' FEED


No. 266 East Washington Street,


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


Goods delivered in all parts of the City free of charge. Cash paid for Wheat at their Mill-Bates City Mills.


THE NEW YORK Wholesale and Retail GROCERY STORE,


No. 17 East Washington Street, Two doors West of Glenn's Block,


INDIANAPOLIS, IND. H. M. SOCWELL,


- Proprietor. N. B .- Cash paid for all kinds of Produce.


CITY CIGAR STORE.


CHARLES M. RASCHIG, No. 11 EAST WASHINGTON ST .. SIGN OF THE TIN INDIAN, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Manufacturer and Dealer in IMPORTED & DOMESTIC CIGARS, SNUFF, CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO.


M. H. GOOD,


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Rich, Fancy and Staple


DRY GOODS


No. 5 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


CHARLES' SALOON & BOARDING HOUSE No. 73 South Illinois Street, HALF SQUARE NORTH UNION DEPOT, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


Board by Week, Day or Meals. Meals ready at all times. Choice Wines and Liquors. HENRICH KOLLMANN.


D. H. CHASE.


A. C. DAWES.


CHASE & DAWES,


DEALERS IN


BOOTS & SHOESI


GLENNS' BLOCK,


INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.


EMPIRE SALOO H R. BEEBE, PROPRIETOR. NO. 23 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS.


ANTHONY LINTZ,


Manufacturer of and Dealer in


BOOTS AND SHOES!


PALMER HOUSE SHOE STORE, NO. 39 WEST WASHINGTON ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO CUSTOM WORK.


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Briggs Charles H., fireman, bds 64 Mass. ave.


Briggs James, butcher, res 280 Ind. ave Brigham Charles E., foreman Wm. Bra- den's office, 24 w Wash. res N. Jersey, s of South.


Bright Amos, printer, H. H. Dodd & Co., bds 45 n Penn.


Bright C. E., artist, 33 w Waslı., res n Ill.


Bright Mrs. Eliza, boarding house, 45 n Penn.


Brimmerman Caston, carriage maker, res 148 n Del.


Brink Christ. A. D., clerk, bds Spencer House.


Brink Wm., tailor, res 182 e Mich.


Brinker August, grocery, res 94 w N. York.


Brinker Wm., cooper, res 163 n N. Jersey. Brinkman Charles, (Brinkman & Rusch- haupt, ) res country.


Brinkman John F., carpenter, res 191 n Noble.


BRINKMAN & RUSCHHAUPT, LIVERY STABLE, 17 s Del. See card.


Brinkman Wm., barkeeper, 83 e Wash.


Brinkmyer Fred, works 82 w Wash., res 127 Davidson.


Brinkmeyer George, liquor agent, 82 w Wash., res 129 Davidson.


Brinkmeyer John C., (J. C. Brinkmeyer & Co., ) res 152 Liberty.


Brinkmeyer & Co., (J. C. Brinkmeyer, & F. L. Kasting,) foreign and domestic liquors, 82 w Wash.


Brinning Fred., carpenter, res 295 s Del. Bristol Anthony I., salesman, bds 87 n Penn.


Briston Samuel M., carriage maker, res 51 n Del.


Bristor Samuel M., wagon maker, 68 Ky. ave., res 51 n Del.


Bristor Wm., student at Bryant's com- mercial college.


Brite Thomas, works at rolling mill, bds 188 s Tenn.


Britton John G., (col) barber, res 218 e Wash.


Brittingham Hetty, tailoress, res 6 Blake building.


Broche Frederick, shoemaker, res 60 Bluff road.


Brocksmith Henry, blacksmith, res 44 Huron.


Broden James, moulder, res 118 e N. York. Broden James, machinest, res 178 s Tenn. Broden Michael, printer, res 127 e. New York.


Broderick Patrick, Purdy's Commercial College.


Broderick Patrick, barkeeper, bds Macy House.


Broking Christian, drayman, res 27 Un. Brokink Richard, drayman, res Yoming.


Bromheffer Henry, carpenter, res 236 Madison Av.


Bronson G. W., Principal 5th ward school, res Oak, near Church.


Bronson Robert T., carpenter, res 103 n Ala.


Brooks Helen, dressmaker, res 14 n New Jersey.


Brooks Mrs. Sidney, widow, res w Indpls. Brothers John, blacksmith, res e. Wash. Brothers, William H., photographer, Post office Gallery, bds Pyle House.


Brons Henry laborer, res 186 n N. J.


Brouse Alin R., student, Greencastle Col- lege.


Brouse Andrew, (Brouse Andrew & Son) res 60 e New York.


Brouse Andrew & Son, ( Andrew Brouse, David W. Brouse, ) 56 e New York.


Brouse Charles W., Capt. Co. K., 100th Reg. Ind. Vols.


Brouse David W., (Andrew Brouse & Son ) 60 e. New York.


Brouse John A. Rev., Methodist, res 38 e Market.


Brouse Sarah, (wid. Adam Brouse), bds 34 e. Market.


Brouse Thomas W., carpenter, res 62 e New York.


Browman John, clerk A. D. Streight, bds Palmer House.


Brown Albert, laborer, Yoming.


BROWN AUSTIN H., Local State Jour- nal. Res cor Meridian and Merrill.


Brown A., attorney, res 151 e South.


Brown A., saloon, in Little's Hotel, res same.


Brown Mrs. Catharine, washer, bds e Wash.


Brown Charles H., carpenter, res 217 Ind. Av.


Brown Emanuel, bricklayer, res w Indpls. Brown Ernist, res 168 n Noble.


Brown George, carpenter, res 168 n Ala. Brown George P. C., machinist, res 167 n Ala.


Brown George, laborer, (col), lives with Gen. Dumont.


Brown Hervey, conductor, Jeffersonville R. R., bds Palmer House


Brown Henry C., carpenter, res 47 n Noble.


Brown Ignatius, attorney at law, 193 e Wash., res 151 e Wash.


Brown James porter, (A. Clem & Bro.) bds n Liberty.


Brown James, musician, 268 Madison Av. Brown James H., clerk, (Vicker's) res 70 n Ala.


Brown James W., res 22 n Meridian.


Brown Jerry, ( col) engineer at Sentinel office, res 151 n Ala.


Brown Jesse B., machinest, res 11 Henry. Brown John, cabinet-maker, bds Califor- nia House.


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Brown John G., res 144 n New Jersey. Brown John L., County Treasurer, C. H., res 67 n New Jersey.


Brown John W., sr., res 144 n New Jer- sey.


Brown John W., jr., baker, 150 n New Jersey, res same.


Brown John, carpenter, bds California House, 136 s Ill.


Brown John, (col) teamster, w Georgia.


Brown John, boot and shoemaker, res 80 w Vermont.


Brown John, plasterer, res 182 n Liberty. Brown Joseph, hostler.


Brown Louisa, res 223 w Wash.


Brown Maria G., plain sewing, res 71 n Missouri.


Brown Mary R., res 14 n New Jersey.


Brown Nathan B., bds 15 s Miss.


Brown Obediah S., res 269 Mass. Av.


Brown Orin H., student at Bryant's Com- mercial College, bds in the country. Brown Patrick, laborer, res 176 s Ala. Brown Philip, res 275 Mass. Av.


Brown Philip A., attorney at law, res 130 n New Jersey.


Brown Richard T., railroad agent, res 48 n East.


Brown Robert D., attorney at law, office, State House, res 15 s Miss.


Brown Miss Whilener, res 209 w Wash.


BROWN WILLIAM P., hatter shop, 20 Ky. Av.


Brown Willis, (col), res 186 w Georgia.


Browning Edmond, U. S. Register, P. O. Building, res 8 Va. Ave.


Browning George T., res 107 Ind. Ave.


Browning Robt., (Browning & Sloan) res 102 n Ill.


BROWNING & SLOAN, (Robt. Brown- ing & Geo. W. Sloan), wholesale drug- gists, 22 w Wash. See card.


Broyles Rev. Moses, col., Baptist minister and school teacher, res Manerva, bet Mich. and North.


Brubaker Dr. Henry W., office, 18 s Mi- ridian, res 24 s Miridian.


Bruer William H., res cor East and St. Clair.


Bruenning Edward, (E. & J. Bruenning,) res 63 e Wash.


BRUENNING E. & J., (Edward & Joseph B.), photographers, 63 e Wash.


Bruenning Joseph, (E. & J. Bruenning ), res 63 e Wash.


Brueggemann William, tailor, res 192 e Ohio


Bruff J. W., clerk at Belf. R. R., res 217 Ala.


Brumer Frederick, foreman at C. F. Smith's brewery.


Brumer Frederick, bar keeper, res s Ill.


Brummer Carl, teacher of music, res 12 e Mich.


Brumfield J., teamster, res 136 Va. Av.


Brumfield William, teamster, bds at C. C Reeves', e Wash.


BRUNDAGE ED. C., (M. Hunter & Co.) res 167 e Market.


Bruner Charles, shoe and boot store, 38 w Wash., res 112 s New Jersey.


Bruner Roman, blacksmith, res 14 Mc- Carthy.


Brunner Frederick, saloon keeper, res 126 s Ill.


Bruning Frederick, drayman, res 69 Bluff road.


BRYAN JAMES W., druggist, Spencer House Block, see adv., bds at Spencer House.


BRYANT'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, cor Washington and Delaware. See adv.


Bryant A. C., bds Little's Hotel.


Bryant John S., res Henry, near Miss.


Bryant Joseph W. C., railroader, res 280 Mass. Ave.


BRYANT THOMAS J., President of Bry- ant's Commercial College, res 31 Ky. Ave.


Bryant J. G., book agent, bds s Penn.


Bryson Mrs. Julia A., (widow), res 91 Peru railroad.


Buchannan A , pedler, res 218 s Ala.


Buchannan Mrs. Catharine, (widow), res 262 e Washington.


Buchannan Cyrus F., carpenter, Mount Jackson.


Buchanan George W., carpenter, res 83 s East.


Buchanan James, printer, Journal office, bds Edwards' Hotel.


Buchanan John A., clerk Postoffice, res 26 s Miss.


Buche Frederic, shoemaker, 58 Bluff rd., res same.


Buckhart Andrew J., ice dealer, res 146 n Miss.


Buckley John, brakesman, I. & C. R. R., res Lord.


Buckley Timothy, laborer, 45 s East.


Buckner Elijah D., bds 151 n East.


Buckner James, (col), laborer, bds 183 Mass. Av.


Bucksot William, horse buyer, res 84 e Wash.


Bucter George, weaver, res cor Madison and California.


Buddenbaum Henry, carpenter, res 206 e Ohio.


Buddenbaum John, clerk, bds Mrs. Walk. Budenc Henry, tailor, res 190 s Penn.


BUEHRIG HENRY E., proprietor of Farmer's Hotel. See card.


Buehrig Henry, saloon keeper, bds Far- mer's Hotel.


Buell C. H., patent medicine manufac- turer, res 105 Va. Av.


Buehrig William, barkeeper National Saloon, bds same.


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Bufkin John C., attorney, 43 e Wash. res 7 e Ohio.


Bugly Parker E., fireman, I. P. & C. R. R., bds 7 Peru R. R.


Bugley Mrs. Polly A., (widow), res 7 Peru R. R.


Bugg Samuel, (col), servant Mrs. Mary J. Vance.


Buist Thos., retired, res cor Cal. and Vt. Bullard Charles G., cabinet maker, res 145 n Ala.


Bullard Talbot, M. D., 23 s Meridian, res 87 e Ohio.


Bullard Wm R., M. D., office, 23 s Meri- dian, bds 87 e Ohio.


Bullin William S., carriage trimmer, res 107 e Vt.


Bunday Major M. L., Paymaster U. S. A. 103 e Wash.


Bumer John, gardener, (blind asylum), bds same.


Bunson Wm. wagonmaker, res 136 East. Bunte John, house builder, res 118 n Miss. Burbidge Thomas, baker, 11 n Penn., bds Mr. Nutts, e Md.


Burdett Frances, (wid) William Burdett, res 184 w Wash.


BURDICK WILLIAM P., wholesale jew- eler, &c., 8 Yohn's block, res 10 w North. Burgess C. Chapin, dentist, Odd Fellow's Hall, bds 86 n Ala.


Burgess Cornelius N., printer, res 129 Mass. Ave.


Burgess Henry, soldier, res 155 w Mich. Burgess J. E., bds Little's Hotel.


Burgess Jno. W., bds Little's Hotel.


Burgess Loyd A., saddler, 20 w Wash., res 41 w St. Clair.


Burgner John, basket maker, res 17 Chat- ham.


Burguor Henry, works in armory, res 243 s Penn.


Burk Mrs. F., (wid) res 105 South.


Burk George, saloon keeper, Wash., res 104 s New Jersey.


Burk Jolin, dealer in coal, res 148 n Tenn. Burk Wm. C., (Sloan & Burk), bds 148 n Tenn.


Burkamayer Henry, laborer, res 332 Va. Ave.


Burke Christ., res 266 Madison Ave.


Burke George, proprietor Burke's saloon, 13 w Wash., res s New Jersey.


Burke Henry, stone mason, res 274 s Del. Burke Henry, machinest, res 156 s Tenn. Burke John, laborer, res 6 Bates.


Burket John W., carpenter, res Norwood. Burkhart A. H., ice dealer, cor Miss. and Mich.


Burnett Jerome C., (Jordan & Burnett,) bds 22 s Meridian.


BURNHAM NORMAN G., Physician and Surgeon, res and office, 10 w Market.


Burns James, Madison R. R., bds Ray House, e Del.


Burns Mrs. Margaret A., seamstress, re8 167 e Ohio.


Burns Michael, laborer, res 46 Massachu- setts Ave.


Burns Patrick, works at Gas house, rcs 243 s Penn.


Burns Patrick, laborer, res 1 Willard.


Burns William F., rope maker, res s West. Burns William V., in the army, res 247 Ind. Ave.


Burns John, plasterer, res 108 s Tenn.


Burrows George W., auction sale stable, 14 n Penn., res 142 Va. Ave.


Burt Alfonso S., saloon, 16 n Penn., res 56 Ind. Ave.


Burt Edward, bookbinder, res 85 n Miss. Burt George, machinist, bds Tully House. Burton George H., cooper, res 78 n Miss. Burton John, bds 202 n Ill.


Burton John C., res 221 n New Jersey.


Burton Martin, ( Burton & Shilling,) res 202 n Ill.


BURTON & SHILLING, (Martin Burton & R. L. Shilling), TRUNK, VALISSE, AND CARPET-BAG MANUFACTU- RERS, 13 s Ill. See card.


Busch Adam, carpenter, res 188 n Ill.


Busch Christian, shoe and boot maker, res 138 w Washı.


BUSCHER HENRY, BREWER, 14 s Ala., res same. See card.


Buscher Henry, saloon keeper, 51 e South, res same.


Buscher Jacob, switchman, Union depct, res 5 Water.


Buser Jacob, res 116 s Ill.


Buser Samuel, policeman, res 60 La.


Bush Jacob, res 250 e Wash.


Bush James, (col), cook in Mason's saloon, bds same.


Bush William S., bds 130 n New Jersey. Buskel William, U. S. service, res 50 s Benton.


Busking Christ., sen., sheepshearer, res 58 Huron.


Busking Christian, paint mixer, Huron. Bussell Erastus, M. D., res 132 n Ala.


Bussell William, clerk, coal office, 12 w Md., bds 132 n Ala.


BUSSEY JOHN, VERANDAH SALOON,


AND BILLIARD ROOM, 36 w La., res 144 w Md. See adv.


Buswell William M., clerk with Perine, coal dealer, bds 152 n Tenn.


Butler William M., bricklayer, bds Wash- ington House.


Butler Ovid D., deputy clerk, C. II., res 123 n Del.


Butler Smith, clerk, (A. Clem & Bro.) bds A. Clem.


Butsch George, grocer and liquor dealer, 173 Del., res same.


Butsch John, res 42 w South.


Butsch Joseph, ice dealer, res 84 w South. Butsch Peter, U. S. service, res 26 Union


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BUTSCH VALENTINE, (Butsch & Dick- son. ) res 73 w South.


BUTSCH & DICKSON, (Valentine Butsch and James Dickson,) WHOLESALE LIME, COAL AND CEMENT MER- CHANTS, off e South, opp Madison and Jeff. R. R. offices. See card.


Butterfield Cyrus, city clerk, bds at Ray House, s Del.


BUTTERFIELD JAMES A., teacher of Music, P. O. box, 1222.


BUTTERFIELD JEREMIAH, agt Amer- ican and U. S. Express Co's, res 103 n Tenn.


Butterfield John W., pressman, bds 44 n Penn.


Butterfield Merano, pattent honey, res 183 n East.


BUTTERFIELD SEYMOUR A., Surgeon, res 162 n East.


Bydon Mrs. Ellen, dressmaker, 139 e Wash., res same.


Byfield Thomas, clerk New York Store, res 127 w New York.


Byran Norman S., ( Tousey & Byran,) res 84 e Ohio.


Byrket John W., book-keeper, res Nor- wood, bet Tenn. and Ill.


Byrket Martin, (Byrket & Beam), res 62 s Tenn.


Byrket Socrates, printer, State Sentinel, res 81 n New Jersey.


Byrket & Beam, planing mill, (Martin Byrket, David Beam,) mill 60 s Tenn. Byrkett Albert, works at rolling mill, res 85 w South.


Byrkit David Y., student at Bryant's Commercial College, bds s Tenn.


Byrkit Philip, carpenter, res 81 n N. J. Bywater Edward, grocer, 226 e Wash., res same.


Bywaters Patrick, res 226 e Wash.


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CABINET MAKERS' UNION, cor. Mar- ket and Vincent. Henry Elstrad, prst. Gustavs Stark, sec'y.


Cady Abby A., (wid Charles W. Cady,) res Circle.


Cady David, salesman, (Chase & Dawes), res 71 n Ala.


Cahalane Patrick, laborer, res 82 s Noble. Cahill John S., res Wabash, bet Liberty and Noble.


Cahill Mrs. Mary, res 239 w Wash.


Cahill Michael, laborer, res 52 n Liberty. Cahnn Hyman, pedler, res 28 s Penn. Cain John, res cor East and Wood.


Calaghan Michael, blacksmith, res n w cor McCarthy and Delaware.


Caldwell John M., (Alvord, Caldwell & Alvord), res 248 n Ill.


Cale David G., resident farmer, 135 n East.


Call Hugh, laborer, res cor Oak and corp. line.


Call Dennis, peddler, bds 142 n Liberty. Callaghan Mrs., (widow), washerwoman, 105 Madison.


Callaghan Stephen, salesman, New York Store, bds 20 s Miss.


Callahan John P., clerk, res 103 e South. Callahan Michael, lab, h 27 Elsworth.


CALLINAN DANIEL J., dry goods, 28 e


Wash , res Smith's block, w Ohio. See card.


Callinan Dominick W., salesman, bds at Macy House.


Callmyer Henry, shoemaker, res 155 s Alabama.


Campbell Andrew, tailor, res on West, bet Madison and Georgia.


Campbell Charles, res 2 w North.


Campbell Michael, engineer, bds at Mrs. Draper's, n Miss.


Campbell Moses, blacksmith, res w Indpls Campbell Richard, City Hospital, res on Elizabeth, w end.


Campbell Samuel L., bookbinder, H. H. Dodd & Co., bds 2 n. North.


Campbell Thomas A., 2d Lieut. 70th Ind. Vol., res 79 n Meridian.


Campbell William H., proprietor Macy House.


Campbell Wm. L., (Campbell & Hewitt). CAMPBELL & HEWITT, attorneys at law, 34 e Wash., (William L. Campbell, Charles Hewitt.)


Campion Daniel, carpenter, res 203 n Noble.


Cameron George, brickmaker, res 285 s East.


Cameron Mary, ( widow), res 88 s East. Cameron R. S., clerk N. Y. Store, bds at Macy House.


CAMERON WILLIAM S., printer, 8 e Pearl, res 116 n Ala. See Card.


Cannon Willlam B., salesman, bds Bald- win House.


Cannon Wilson B., bookkeeper, bds cor St. Clair and Meridian.


Cantwell, patternmaker, Sinker & Vance, res Winston, bet Ohio and New York. Carleton James M., groceries and provi- sions, 101 w Wash., res 108 Ind. Av.


Carlisle Mrs. Ann M., (widow), bds 67 n Miss.


Carlisle Daniel, freight agt Ind. Cent. R. W., res 46 w Walnut.


Carlisle Hamilton, flour packer in Model Mills, res w Market.


Carlisle John, " Model Mills," w Wash., res 204 w Wash.


Carmichael Jesse D., res 123, n Meridian. Carnon Johnson, barkeeper, bds at Pearl St. Saloon.


Carney George, painter, bds 131 n Miss. Carney George, carpenter, bds California House, 136 s Ill.


(NEAR THE UNION DEPOT,) COR. ILLINOIS AND SOUTH ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS PER DAY, 20 CENTS PER MEAL, SUPPER, LODGING AND BREAKFAST, 75 CENTS. GEORGE ILG, PROPRIETOR.


LEININGER & FERLINGER,


LEECHERS, GU PERS AND BLEEDERS, COR. WASHINGTON & MERIDIAN STS., UNDER BLACKFORD'S BUILDING.


WILL ATTEND TO BUSINESS AT ALL HOURS.


J. D. MYERS,


COMMISSION MERCHANT!


And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in


CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT AND RYE FLOUR, CORN MEAL, AND ALL KINDS OF FEED. No. 18 Meridian Street, Indianapolis Ind.


ANDREW CHLER, WATCH & CLOCK MAKER AND JEWELRY REPAIRER,


South Delaware, first door South-west of Washington Street. between Washington and Maryland Streets, opposite Schnull's Wholesale Grocery,


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


All kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired to Order, Promptly, Neatly and at Low Prices.


NATIONAL SALOON! GEORGE RHODIUS, Prop'r.


PURE WINES & LIQUORS.


"Wild Game and all the delecacies of the Season prepared at the Shortest Notice.


D. THAYER. B. COOK.


THAYER & COOK, GROCERS,


AND DEALERS IN


Produce, Fruit, Game, Meat & c.,


NO, 79 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,


In the Kinder Building, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.,


CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. Goods delivered to all parts of the city free of charge.


CHAS. E. HAWTHORN,


IMPORTER OF


CHINA, GLASS,


AND QUEENSWARE


NO. 83 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


ALSO DEALER IN


STONEWARE®


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Carr Henry, boot and shoemaker, bds at Little's Hotel.


Carr Patrick, laborer, res 141 n Liberty. Carr Rowland S., (Donaldson & Carr, ) bds 222 North.


Carr Thomas, laborer, res s Mo, s Sonth. Carrico John, carpenter shop, 22 Ky. Av. res e Dougherty.


Carrington Gen. Henry B., bds at Bates House.


Carson Miss America, dressmaker, 26 and 28 w Wash., bds 164 n Tenn.


Carter Alexander, clerk, 37 s Penn., res cor Alabama and McCarthy.


Carter Alexander, carpenter, res 116 Mc- Carthy.


Carter Caswell, carpenter, res 125 n Del. Carter Charles E., policeman, res 91 n Illinois.


Carter David E., M. D., office, 18} n Ill., res 79 n Ill.


Carter Enoch B., carpenter, res 14 Ind. ave.


Carter George, (Leathers & Carter,) res 113 n Ala.


Carter Henry C., carpenter, res Georgia, bet West and Canal.


Carter John, ( with Frank Smith, ) res 197 n East.


Carter Samuel, cooper, res w Indpls.


Carter Sanford, eng. on Jeff. R. R., res 227 s Ala.


Cartney Andrew, laborer, res Sinker.


Casanova Balthasar, Farmers' Saloon, res 214 w Wash.


Case Elam E., (Case & Marsh), res 59 n Miridian.


Case John B., engineer, res 75 w Noble. Case John L., engineer, res 43 e Georgia. CASE & MARSH, (Elam E. Case and Henry B. Marsh), manufacturers of Agricultural implements, 86 w Wash. Casey Mrs. Mary, washer, res e Market. Casey Patrick, laborer, res 41 Hosbrook. Casey Peter, blacksmith, bds at W. Mc- Vea, s Cal.


Cashman Michael, laborer, 129 e N. Y. Cashon Michael, laborer, res Yoming.


Casselbaum John, grocer, 153 Mass. ave., res same.


Casselberry Miss Mary, dressmaker, res 181 Mass. ave.


Cathcart Andrew, res 162 s New Jersey. Catlin Ebenezer, house mover, res w Market.


Catterson Abraham, Night Police, res 56 s Noble.


Catterson Cyrus W., contractor, res 176 e South.


Catterson Elizabeth, (widow), seamstress, res 127 Peru R R.


Catterson James B., Capt Co F, 79th Ind Regt .. res 241 Ind. ave.


Catterson Sarah, (wid. James Catterson, ) res 197 Ind. ave.


CAVIN JOHN, Mayor, office, Glenn's Block, bds Bates House.


Cavin Stephen D., carpenter, bds Siever Bruder's Hotel.


Cavinaugh Patrick, laborer, P. O., bds at Mrs. S. Kelly's.


Caylor Anthony, peddler, res 158 n No- ble.


Caylor Frank, hackman, res 74 n Noble. Caylor George, carpenter, res Ash.


Caylor Jacob, horse dealer, res e Wash. Caylor John, hackman, res 134 n Noble. Caylor Otho, res 125 Peru R R.


Caylor Sanford, saloon, res 220 e Wash. Cayzer James, barkeeper Atlantic Saloon, bds Palmer House.


Ceipperle John, boot and shoemaker, res w Indpls.


Ceiter Casemere, cooper, res 27 w Noble. Celschlager J. Benjamin, laborer, res St. Clair, bet Noble and R R.


Central Engine House, Benton, bet Wash. and Meek.


Ceicrest Henry A., collector for Journal, res 15 e Ohio.


CHADWICK LEVI W., clerk, res 59 w New York.


Chain Zenis, laborer, 15 s Ala.


Chambers Abram, eng, res 79 Mass. ave. Champion Wm., pressman H. H. Dodd & Co., 165 s Tenn.


Chandler George, printer, res 72 w Md. Chandler Henry C., (Chandler & Co.,) res 258 w Wash.


Chandler H. C. & Co., (Henry C. Chan- dler, George Merrit), Job printers and engravers, 8 e Wash.


Chandler Samuel, deputy clerk, U. S. Court, bds Pyle House.


Chandler Thomas E., (Wiggins & Chan- dler), res 258 w Wash.


Chandler Wm. G., pattern maker, bds 258 w Wash.


Chaple Christian, cor Ohio and Del.


Chapman Albert F., bar keeper at saloon, 32 s Ill.


Chapman C. R., lightning rod maker, res w Indpls.


Chapman Fred. B., harness maker, 34 w Wash., bds n Ill.


Chapman George H., Major 3d Cav U S A, res 37 w Ohio.


Chapman John, wagon maker, Mt. Jack- son.


Chapman Joseph F., foreman A. J. Hines- ley & Co., 34 w Wash., res n Ill.


CHAPMAN SAMUEL, Auctioneer, res 19 Bates. See card.


Chapman Thomas, carpenter, res James, bet St. Clair and Ind. ave.


Charles Daniel, res 11 e Mich.


Charles Moore, hostler, bds Kesler saloon n Ill.


Charles John P., R R agt, 6 New & Tal- bots building, res 106 n Meridian.


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Charles Joseph B., bar keeper Ohio House, bds same.


CHARLES SALOON, HENRY KOLL- MAN, PROPRIETOR, 73 s Ill. See card.


Charles Thomas, cab driver, res 65 s No- ble.


Chase Andrew E., mail agent, L. & Chi- cago R. R., res 99 Vir. ave.


Chase David H., (Chase & Dawes, ) res 20 n Del.


Chase James F., conductor, Bellefontaine railroad, res 237 s Del.


Chase Joseph W., conductor Bellefontaine railroad, res 223 s Del.


CHASE & DAWES, (David H. Chase, & Adelbert Dawes, ) NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Glenns' block, e Wash.


Cheek Edmund C., res Daughertyville Bluff road.


Cherry Andrew, carpenter, bds 60 e N. York.


Cherry Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid. Thomas Cherry.) bds 34 e Market.


Chester G. W., moulder, bds Ray House, 8 Del.


CHICAGO HOUSE, HENRY KOLLMAN, PROPRIETOR, 73 and 75 s Ill.


Childers John, herdsman, cor Pine and Fletcher's ave.


Childers John P., pump-maker, 68 s Del., res 151 s Noble.


Childers Levina, res 19 Willard.


Chilly Horace, (deaf and dumb,) res 152 n. Penn.


Chipman Leander, res 128 n Tenn.


Chittenden Mrs. Ruth, (wid.,) res North, bet Liberty and Noble.


Chollete Jacob HI., grain buyer, res 22 n Miss.


Christ Church, Episcopalian, n e cor Cir- cle and Meridian.


Christian Church, cor N. York and Ala. Christy Albert, grocer, 24 w Louisiana, res 55 w South.


Church Joseph A., miller, res 35 s Noble. Church Nelson R., Marble Hall saloon, 32 s Ill.


Church Robert, clerk, New York store, bds Macy House.


Churchman Frank, clerk, Fletcher's bank, res 56 n Ala.


Churchman Mrs. Lou, dress making, 8 e Wash., res w Market.


CHURCHMAN WM. H., SUPERIN-


TENDENT BLIND ASYLUM, res same.


CHURCHMAN W. H., PRESIDENT OF INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND, res same.


Churchwell Robert, mail deliverer, P. O., bds Mrs. Hues.


Chwark Louis, bar tender, 80 w Wash., res 184 s Del.


City Brewery, Charles Yaiger, proprie- tor, 187 s Penn., res in rear.


City Council Chamber, 4 on third floor, Glenns' block.


City Police Office, 1 second floor, Glenns' block.


CLAFLIN C. C. AGENT FOR WHEELER


& WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, 19 w Wash., res 60 e Ohio.


Claery Patrick, in Bates House, res cor Mich. and Powell.




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