Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1863, Part 4

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


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Clark Alfred L., res 79 n Meridian.


Clark Alson, painter, bds 72 s Ill.


Clark David R., (Cox & Clark,) res 72 n Ala.


Clark Edmund, agent Ind. & Ill. R. R., 24 e Wash., res 36 n Del.


CLARK F. D., PHYSICIAN, 24} e Wash. Clark H. C., Adams express, bds Oriental House.


Clark Hampton in engine house No. 1, res 139 w N. York.


Clark Hugh, wagon maker, res 35 St. Clair.


Clark John, works in Capital Mills, res w Market.


Clark John, teamster, res 12 Grier.


Clark J., telegraph repairer, bds Ray House, s Del.


Clark Josiah, student at Bryant's com- mercial college.


Clark Miss Lizzie, dress maker, bds 36 n Ill.


Clark Maria, wid. James B. Clark, dress maket, res 95 w Ver.


CLARK MIKE, SALOON KEEPER, 67 s Ill., res 12 w Georgia.


CLARK PIIILO, MINERAL WATER, 109 e Wash., res Louisville, Ky.


Clark Rev. J. N., baptist, res 127 n Penn- sylvania.


Clark Reuben O., carpenter, res 198 w Mich.


Clark Stephen A., carriage trimmer, res 96 n East.


CLARK WM. F., AGENT MERCHANTS DISPATCH, off. cor Vir. ave. and Ala., bds Kinder House.


Clarke Alfred D., clerk, 18 w Wash., res 67 n Miss.


Clarke Edward (M. G. Clarke & Co., pub- lishers of The Witness,) Odd Fellows' Hall, res 151 n Penn.


Clarke John N., book-keeper, Witness, Odd Fellows' Hall, res Pratt.


Clarke Minor G., (Clarke & Co., res Chi- cago, Ill.


Clarke M. G. & Co., (M. G. Clarke and Edward Clarke,) publishers of The Witness, Odd Fellows' Hall.


Clarke Wm. (Clarke & Co., ) res Chicago, Ill.


Claufy Conrad, laborer, res Huron.


Clawson Alferd, blacksmith, bds 58 n Ver.


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Clay Hilliary, receiver at Sinking Fund, off. s Penn., res same.


Clayton Charles, laborer, res 3 Willard.


Cleaver John, brickmason, res 197 n Noble.


Clem Aaron, (A. Clem & Brother,) res cor Mass ave., and Ala.


Clem W. Frank, (A. Clem & Brother, ) res 110 n Ala.


Clem A. & Brother, (Aaron Clem, and W. Frank Clem, ) grocery dealers, cor Mass. ave. and n Ala.


Clemments John, carpenter, res s Ill.


Clifton Joseph B., laborer, res 174 n N. J. Clines Elias, res s West.


Clines Isaac, teamster, res s Mo. and s of South.


Clines Peter, teamster, res s West.


Clinton Wharton R., res 29 n Noble.


Close Mrs. Elizabeth, (col ) res 183 Mass. ave.


Close Wm. H., (col) barber, 49 Mass. ave. res 1553 n East.


Clump Frederick, brewer, res 135 w Md. Coats Bayless, bds Littles Hotel.


Coburn Col. John, 33d reg. Ind. vol., res 60 e Ohio.


· Coburn Mrs. Ann, res 185 n East.


Coburn Henry, (Coburn & Jones, ) res 37 e Michigan.


Coburn Isaac, silver plater, res 114 n Noble.


Coburn James F., machinest, res 184 Vir. ave.


Coburn Sarah, ( wid. Henry P. Coburn, ) res 47 n Del.


Coburn & Jones, (Henry Coburn and Wm. H. Jones,) lumber, cor Del. and Mass. ave.


Cochran Wm. A., carpenter, res s Ill. near Pogues Run.


Cochoran Thomas, laborer, res w Indian- apolis.


Coen John, boarding house, 107 s Tenn. Coffield Joseph, laborer, bds 102 n Penn. Coffin B. & Co., (Barnabas Coffin, W. S.


T. Morton, and Stephen Coffin,) pork packers and commission merchants, 14 s Meridian.


Coffman Adam, laborer, res 17 Willard. Coffman Jacob, carpenter, res 171 s N. Jersey.


Coffman Samuel, carpenter, res 192 n Miss.


Colahan James P., carpenter, res 2 sec- ond floor, Blake building.


Coleman Jacob, rag buyer, res 201 s Del. Cole John, farmer, res w Indianapolis.


Cole Joseph, bricklayer, res 69 St. Mary. Cole Theodore, works at rolling mill, bds 81 w South.


Coleman Benj. F., printer, bds Mrs. Igo, Md.


Coleman Charles, laborer, res Bluff road Doughertyville.


Coleman Henry, laborer, res 66 Ind. ave. Coleman Wm., cigar maker, res 133 n Miss.


Colemann Herman, butcher, res 122 e Mich.


Colerick John, (Colerick & Jordan,) bds 4 e Vermont.


COLERICK & JORDAN, (John Colerick and Lewis Jordan,) ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 18 e Wash.


Colesby Henry, (col) white washer, res n Mo.


Colestock Epliriam, carpenter, res 150 n Il1.


Colestock Henry, res 22 w North.


Colestock John A., bds 22 w North.


Collins E. J., 2d Lieut., 26 reg. Ind. Vol., res 148 e N. York.


Collett Wm., student at Bryant's commer- cial college, bds 48 w Ver.


Colley Isaac J., detective police, 46 w Md. Colley Sims A., attorney at law, res 161 n N. Jersey.


Collins Abner, farmer, res Mich. road.


Collins Cornelius, laborer, res 180 Ala.


Collins John, carpenter, res 37 s Ill.


Collins, Nathaniel, painter, res 204 s Del.


Colly Shallis, U. S. Arsenal, res 125 Ala. Colman Christina, (wid) res cor McCar- thy and Bluff road.


Colman Frederick, stone mason, res 64 Huron.


Comegys Levi, carpenter, res 62 n Del. Compton Thomas W., carpenter, res 12 Ellen.


Conaty James B., bonnet bleacher, 22 s Ill., up stairs.


Condell James, blacksmith, alley, e of East.


Conklin Israel, conductor, T. H. R. R., res 98 s Penn.


Conklin Henry N., (Conklin & Cook,) bds n Tenn.


CONKLIN & COOK, (H. N. Conklin and J. V. Cook,) WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQ- UORS, 140 w Washı.


Connelly George, boiler maker, res 34 e Georgia.


CONNER A. H., P. M., bds Macy House. Conner Daniel, laborer, res 25 Peru R. R Conner Eliza L., (wid) boarding house, 159 Vir. ave.


Conner Mrs. Mary, res Wabash, bet N. Jersey and East.


Conner Oliver I., mailing clerk, P. O., bds 85 n N. Jersey.


Conner Patrick, laborer, bds Peru track, bet Ohio and N. York.


Connett Matthew, engineer, res 168 s Ill. Connor Michael, U. S. service, res 177 s East.


Converse Joel, soldier, 70th reg., res 157 n East.


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Conray Patrick, tailor, res 9 s West. Constant F. M., M. D., agent A. D. Streight, bds Palmer House.


Conway Isaac, baker, 11 n Penn., res 254 s Del.


Conway John, saloon, res Md., near Ala. Cordray Noble, laborer, res 89 s Tenn.


Cook Alfred, carriage trimmer, res 16 Ala.


Cook Baldwin, (Thayer & Cook,) res 168 n Del.


Cook Frank, laborer, res 11 Ellen.


Cook Frederick, driver Adams Express Co., bds Spencer House.


Cook Frederic, laborer, res 36 s Liberty. Cook Henry brickmason, bds 20 Chat- ham.


Cook Henry, car greaser, res 45 e Ga.


Cook James A., student at Bryant's com. mercial college, bds Mrs. Julia Cook.


Cook Jesse S, carpenter, res 195 Indiana ave.


Cook John V., (Conklin & Cook,) res n Tenn.


Cook John, machinest, bds 20 Chatham. Cook John M., student at Bryant's com- mercial college, bals Mrs. Julia Cook.


Cook Julia, (wid. James Cook,) ves 59 w N. York.


Cook Mrs. Mary, (wid., ) res 20 Chatham. Cook Mo-es R., painter, shop cor Merid- ian and Md., res 75 w Md.


COOK & CO., (W. Cook and J. Cook,) DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, 189 e Wash. See card.


Cooke Miss Jare, res 22 Ind. ave.


Cooly Charles, res 87 Davidson.


Cooley John W., carpenter, res w Indian- polis.


Cooney Dennis laborer, res 9 n East.


Coous Charles N., western meat market, res 107 w Mich.


Coons Mrs. Elizabeth, res 83 Davidson. Cooper Catherine, ( wid) res 95 McCarthy. Cooper Charles A., jewelry, 9 e Wash., res 155 Vir ave.


Cooper John, machinest, Washington foundry, res 229 s Del.


Cooper Joshua, shoemaker, res 81 n Ala. Coover David M., clerk, 24 w Wash., bds Mrs. Carlton.


Copeland Gideon, miller, res w Indiana- polis.


Copeland James, carpenter, bus 179 e Market.


Copeland Jesse, (Eden & Copeland, ) res 128 e Market.


Copeland John W., milliner, res 105 s N. Jersey.


Copeland Joshua W., bonnet bleaching, 7 s Meridian, res 105 s N. Jersey.


Copeland Samuel P., bonnet presser, res 101 n Miss.


CORBALEY S. B. BOOK-KEEPER, Spie- gel, Thoms & Co, res 40 e St. Clair.


Corbly Samuel book-keeper, res 168 n Del. Cord M. W. L., bds Littles Hotel.


Cordray William, laborer, res old fair ground.


Corliss Dr. Corydon T., Homoeopathist, 283 e Market, res 106 n. Penn.


Corn Martin, tanner, res 171 n New Jer- sey.


Cornelius C., plasterer, res 166 s Ala. Cornelius Mrs. D., (wid.) 1es 237 Ala.


Cornelius Ewd., lab., res 237 Ala.


Cosler David, carpenter, res 86 Davidson. Cosley Richard M., carpenter, res 183 n East.


COSTELLO JOHN, NEWS STAND, near


Postoffice, res South, near Mad. depot. Costello John, finisher in Dumont & Sink- er's Foundry, res w Market.


Coster Henry, teamster, 128 e St. Clair. Costigan Francis, architect, res Oriental House.


Costigan Frank, res 107 Va. ave.


Costigan Theodore I., student at law, bds Oriental House.


Costello John, machinist Sinker & Vance, res w Market.


Costello John, lab, res 33 e South.


Cotton John R., bds 161 e Market.


Cottman John A., Lieut. 19th Ind. Vol., res 159, w Vermont.


Cottrell Thomas, (Cottrell & Knight), gasfitter and coppersmith, res 102 s New Jersey.


Cottrell & Knight, (Thos. Cottrell, John Knight), coppersmiths, 94 s Del.


Coughlin William, ( Merritt & Coughlen,) res 154 w New York.


Cowgill William, retired, res 186 Va. av. Coulon Charles, junr., student Bryant's College, res Cumberland, bet Ala. and Del.


Coulon Charles, atty. at law, 97 e Wash., res Cumberland, bet Ala. and Del.


Council John F., (Hogshire & Co.), res 80 w Georgia.


Courtney William, teamster, res 23 e Mc- Carthy.


Cousins Joseph, horse buyer, w Wash., near Canal.


Covert Isaac, silver plater, 8 w Wash., res 114 n Noble.


Covert William T., plater, res 23 Union. Covington Susan, (wid. Wm. Covington,) res 142 w Market.


Cowgill Stephen, farmer, res 186 Va. ave. Cox Andrew J., (Cox & Clark ), res 145 n New Jersey.


Cox Bosley, lab, Mt. Jackson.


Cox David, tinner, 12 Pearl, res 43 s Meridian.


Cox Elisha, medical student, 52 s Ill.


Cox Henry, carpenter, res 124 w Wash. Cox Jacob, artist, res 42 s Meridian.


Cox Mrs. Jane, res w Indpls.


Veranda Saloon, No. 36 Louisiana Street,


OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


JOHN BUSSY, PROPRIETOR.


CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.


Billiard Table for the Convenience of our Customers.


HOWARD & DAVIES, PHOTOGRAPHERS,


OVER HUME & LORD'S (FORMERLY FLETCHER'S) STORE,


No. 26 and 28 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


All kinds of Photographic Pictures executed in the best style of the Art. Twenty Dollars in Premiums were awarded them at the State Fair of 1862.


Mr. B. S. HAYES,


The well-known Artist has his Studio connected with this Gallery, and gives their work the preference, thus enabling them to finish their Colored Work promptly and satisfactorily.


J. W. BRYAN, DRUGGIST & CHEMIST, SPENCER HOUSE BLOCK, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


Prescriptions carefully and accurately dispensed from strictly pure articles, at all hours.


DONALDSON & CARR, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN


HATS, CAPS,


AND STRAW GOODS, No. 71 West Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


IK STORE


SALOON!


No. 67 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST.,


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


Choice Wines, Liquors & Cigars ALWAYS ON HAND. M. CLARK, PROP'R.


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Cox Jefferson R., carpenter, res 75 e Ga. COX, LORD & PECK, Stove and ma- chine foundry, Del., bet Cin. and Cen. depots.


Cox Morgan, clerk M. H. Good's, bds Ori- ental.


Cox Mrs. Sophia, (wid. Nathaniel Cox,) res 148 w Market.


Cox William C., (Tomlinson & Cox), res 40 w Ohio.


Cox & Clark, (Andrew Cox, Daniel R. Clark), Metropolitan Photograph Gal- lery, 433, e Wash.


Coyner Martin, res 209 e St. Clair.


Cozin, William, (col), plasterer, res 151 w Wash.


Craft Frost, Branch Bank, bds Towsey's. Craft John, furnace builder, bds Union House.


Craft William H., watchmaker and jew-


eller, Odd Fellow's Hall, res 77 n Ala. Craglow Jacob, carpenter, res 40 St. Clair. Craig William M., principal teacher in


8th ward school house, res 109 s Ala. Craft Harry, watchmaker, 2 Odd Fellow's Hall, res 79 n Ala.


Craft Smith, blacksmith, res 210 Ind. ave. Crane Dennis, porter Farmers' Hotel, res 202 s Tenn.


Craighead Mrs. Mary I., res 18 w Md.


Craighead D. D., clerk, bds 18 w Md.


Crail Silvester, soldier, res w Indpls.


Cramer Henry, butcher, res 71 St. Mary. Cramer Samuel A., dept Sheriff, C H, bds William J. H. Robinson.


Cramer William, cabinet maker, res 178 Ala.


Crammer Philip, tailor, works 38 s Ill, bds at California House.


Crane Franklin, artist, 17 w Washı.


CRANE & SONS, Photographers and Ambrotypists, 19 w Wash, res in same building.


Crane Worth, (Crane & Sons), 17 w Wash, in Daguerreian rooms, res same.


Craney Lewis M., clerk, (Heidlinger & Co.,) bds Pyle House.


Craney Clark, clerk, Davis' hat store, bds Pyle House.


Crapo R. P., Ambrotype stock dealer, 17 w Wash, bds Pyle House.


Crawford Eli, moulder, res 250 s Del.


Crawford James, res 65 s Penn.


Crawford James P., moulder at Sinker & Vance's, bds 65 s Penn.


Cra wson David, head cook Oriental house, bds same.


Craycraft Wm., student at Bryant's Com- mercial College, bds cor Ill and Ga.


Craft Henry, res Bluff road, Dougherty- ville.


Crale George, printer, Sentinel office, bds 119 w Wash.


Crappa Rowand F., teamster, res 11 Huron. Crink Henry, barber, res 125 s Ill.


Criyui M., merchant tailor, res 173 e O' Crookshank Robert, carpenter, bds 117 n Missouri.


Cropper Alexander, hack driver, res 11 Huron.


Crops Moses, bricklayer, bds Un. House. Cropsey James E., cabinet maker, res 99 w Ohio.


Crosby Albert, driver Adams' Express, res 70 w Vt.


Crosby Arthur T., driver American Ex- press, bds 111 n East.


Crosby Elizabeth, (wid) seamstress, alley, near East.


Crossland Jacob A., wholesale dry goods, 75 and 77 w Wash, res 224 n Ill.


Crossley Thomas B., saddler, 20 w Wash, bds Patterson House.


Crotcher Simon, lab, bds 1 sq s Lawrence- burgh machine shop.


Crouch George, horse dealer, res 143 Va. Crowley William, tongsman rolling mili, res 71 Mad ave.


Crozier George, watchman N. Y. store, res 89 n Meridian.


Crozier George, clerk N. Y. store res 89 n Meridian.


Crum John, brass foundry, res 129 Vir- ginia ave.


Cruse John P., brick mason, cor Ill. and Maryland.


Crystal Palace Saloon, Edward Beck, pro- prietor, 44 w Wash.


Culley Wm. shoemaker, res 119 s Tenn. Cullum Eberle, printer, res St. Clair.


Cullum Milton H., (Love & Cullum,) bds Macy House.


Cully Daniel B., bookkeeper, res 156 n Penn.


Cully David V., President Board School Trustees, res 13 e Ohio.


Cully Wm., bds 119 s Tenn.


Culver Elihu, res 84 n Tenn.


Cumerford Martin V. B., salesman, 40 w Wash., bds. 39 w Mich.


Cumins Lewis, barber, (col.,) res Michi- gan road.


Curren John, laborer, res 127 e New York. Currens Henry, (Lines & Currens,) res 65 s Ill.


Currens Patrick, laborer, res 6 Huron.


Curry James H., barber, (col.) 50 e Wash, bds Johnson's Saloon.


Cursey Oliver, carpenter, res 303 s East. Curtis Andrew, Justice of the Peace, office 39 e Wash., res 11 Ft. Wayne ave.


Curtis Charles, engineer Marion engine house, res 56 n Del.


Curtis Joseph, (col) cook, res 101 w North. Curtis Truman M., engineer, res 2 Water. Curtis Walter, driver at Marion engine house, bds 50 n Del.


Curzon Joseph, architect, (Journal Build- ing,) res 228 n Ill.


Cussan Garret, peddler, res 153 w Mich.


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Cusick John, grocer, res 43 s West. Cuykendall Warren A., engineer on I. & C. R. R., res 100 e Louisiana.


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Daggett William, tea store, 22 s Meridian, bds cor Penn and Md.


Dahl Henry, shoemaker, 39 w Wash., res Montgomery.


Dailey John, railroader, res w St. Clair. Dailey Nathaniel H., saddler, 34 w Wash., res Huron.


Daily Condy, huckster, res 144 n Liberty. Daily Eugene, lab, res 217 s Del.


Daily Miss Jennie, res cor Market and New Jersey.


Daily John, lab, bds 16 e Ga.


Daily N. H., saddler, res 42 e La.


Daily William, res 153 n Liberty.


Dain Robert C., paper hanger, res 106 n East.


Dain Thos., night watchman at Arsenal, res 18 Mich. road.


Dame Jason, marble shop, 67 e Wash, res 70 s East.


Dana Mrs., ( wid. Amos Dana,) res 87 n Del.


Danahan Mrs. Mary, washer, res e Market. Danforth Albert J., (Danforth & Simpson, ) res 112 n Penn.


Danforth & Simpson, (Albert J. Danforth, Franklin F. Simpson,) grocers, Odd Fellow's Hall, 3 and 5 n Penn.


Daniels Caroline T., (wid. Odid Daniels,) res 60 n Del.


Daniels S. P., tailor, res 63 s N. Jersey. Darnell William W., Lt. Col. 11th Regt. Ind. Vol., res 71 n Del.


Daraugh William, tailor, res 30 s West: Darby John, grocer, cor Md. and Meri- dian, res 189 s Ala.


Darr George, lab, res 61 n West.


Darrow Benjamin C., (M. Hunter & Co.,) res 146 n Ill.


Darrow George, laborer, bds 67 n East.


Darrow James, sutler post, Camp Morton, res 67 n East.


Daugherty J. F., delivery clerk, P. O., res 61 Mass ave.


Daumont H. & Co., clock dealers, 17 n Penn., res Ft. Wayne ave.


Daumont Peter A., clocks, watches and jewelry, 9 s Meridian, res same.


Davelin James H., (L. & D.,) res Chicago. Davenport Andrew, brakesman on T. & R. R. R., res 29 Henry.


Davenport John, engineer Blake, Helwig · & Co., res 67 n West ..


Davenport Joel, book keeper, bds 29 Henry.


David Mrs. Ann, seamstress, res 20 n Kast.


David George, book keeper, bds 20 n East. David Thomas, butcher, 83 South.


Davids John, (Riggs & Davids,) res 83 e South.


Davidson John, collector for Journal Co., res 85 Davidson.


Davis Thomas J., (Howard & Davis, ) bds Macy House.


Davis Ben., Roadmaster T. H. &. R. K. R., ' res 51 La.


Davis Bennet, laborer, bds 135 n Ala.


DAVIS CHARLES B., Insurance agent, Odd Fellow's Hall, res 137 n Penn ..


Davis Edward, constable, res 129 n Penn. Davis Edwin A., (Davis & Bowles,) bds Bates House.


Davis E. J, boot and shoe store, 187 e Washington, res same.


Davis E. W., (Deitz & Davis,) bds Wash. Hall, 78 and 80 w Wash.


Davis Flemming, boiler maker, res 124 s Noble.


Davis Frederick W., Teller in Indianapo- lis Branch Banking Co., bds cor Meri- dian and Ohio.


Davis George D., blacksmith, bds 179 e Market.


Davis Harvey, clerk, (Wood & Davis,) bds 156 e New York.


Davis Ira, res 70 n Meridian.


DAVIS ISAAC, dealer in hats, caps, straw goods, and ladies' furs, 15 n Penn., bds Bates House.


Davis I. S., Express messenger, bds at Palmer House.


Davis James H., (Davis & Co.,) res Cin- cinnati, Ohio.


Davis James, shoemaker, Orient.


Davis James, resident farmer, res 135 n Ala.


Davis Jenny, boarding house, 66 Meek. Davis John I., painter, bds 129 e Market. Davis Joseph W., (Davis & Co., ) res 129 Vir. ave.


Davis Levi, ( Wood & Davis,) res 156 e N. York.


Davis Mrs. Maria, (wid ) tailoress, res 79 e N. Jersey.


Davis Milton, farmer, res cor McCarthy and Union.


Davis Milton, baker, 11 n Penn.


Davis Newton, baker, res. 17 Vir. ave.


Davis Robert R., clerk, M. H. Goode, bds Oriental House.


Davis Rollin, hack driver, res 150 n Del- aware.


Davis Rowen, painter, bds 129 e Mar- ket.


Davis Smith, painter, 129 e Market.


Davis Wells, engineer, I. C. R. R., res 34 Davidson.


Davis Wesley, carriage trimmer, res Penn., out corporation.


Davis Wm. M., (Jones, Hess & Davis,) res 114 n Penn.


Davis Wm., soldier, 26th reg. Ind. vol., res 221 n Noble.


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DAVIS & BOWLES, (Edwin A. Davis and Thomas H. Bowles,) ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 3 New & Talbot's block.


Davis & Co., (Joseph W. Davis and James HI. Davis,) brass foundry, s Del., near railroad track.


Dawes Adelbert, (Chase & Dawes,) bds Palmer House.


Dawson Daniel, blacksmith, res 43 e McCarthy.


Dawson Rev. George, pastor Christian church, res Mich. road.


Dawson George, tinner, res 14 Miclı. road.


Dawson Riley, laborer, res 72 St. Clair. Dawson Wm., driver, Marion engine, res 50 n Del.


Day Frank, student at Bryant's commer- cial college.


DAY REV. HENRY, PASTOR BAP- TIST CHURCH, res 60 n Penn.


Day Jerry, butcher, res cor Mass. ave. and East.


Day Joel H., carpenter, res 55 s Noble.


Day Leroy, student at Bryants commer- cial college.


Day Peter, laborer, res 97 McCarthy.


Day Wm. W., butcher, res 198 e St. Clair. Dearbach C., laborer, res 129 McCarthy. Deaver Geo. W., steward, soldier's home, res 140 n Ill.


Debbee Iria, moulder, res 144 s Ill.


Debor Jolin, laborer, res 116 s Noble.


Deboice Albert, (col) barber, bds John- son saloon.


Decher Conrad, blacksmith, res 146 Da- vidson.


Deford Melville, rail roader, bds 113 Mass. ave.


Deford Mrs. Wm. R., res 113 Mass. ave. Deforest Daniel, laborer, res 124 e Mich. Dehart Austin, teamster, res old fair ground.


De Hart Tallison, watchmaker, 18 e Mar- ket, bds same


Deirr Philip, laborer, res 135 n Davidson. Deitz Peter, brewery, res Blake, n North. Delane Peter, laborer, bds Ray House, s Del.


Delaney W., laborer, res Sinker.


Delcomp Christian, U. S. service, res 150 s N. Jersey.


Deleany Michael, laborer, res 33 e South. Deleany Patrick, bds n West.


Delany Michael, rail roader, res 73 n Noble.


Deller Frederick, painter, res 102 n No- ble.


Delzell Hugh, (Delzell & Todd,) bds Littles Hotel,


Delzell Samuel, (Delzell & Jones,) res 91 n Ala.


Delzell & Jones, (Samuel Delzell and Bar- ton D. Jones, ) real estate agents, off. 37 e Wash., up stairs.


DELZELL & TODD, (Hugh Delzell and Samuel A. Todd,) LIVERY STABLE, Md., bet Penn. ard Meridian.


Demmier Christian, contractor, res 129 s Ill.


Demmy Martin, harness maker, 20 w Wash.


Demoss Leander, saddler, res 13 w St. Clair.


De Mott Wm. H., teacher deaf and dumb asylum, e Indianapolis.


Dempsey Robert, machinest, bds 229 w Wash.


Demunn George, railroader, res 12 Bates. Deneen Miss Amanda, res 157 n Ala.


Denk Andrew, vinegar factory, res 135 Ind. ave.


Denine Wm. tailor, res 53 w South.


Denneen James M., salesman, res 157 n Ala.


Denning Henry, laborer, res 204 Ind. ave. Dennis Charles W., clerk, Vickers, bds Mrs. Dennis, East.


Dennis Peter, watchman, arsenal, res 13 s Del.


Dennis James M., photograph painter, 83 e Wash., bds Oriental House.


Denniston Elizabeth A., (wid) dress ma- ker, res 73 n. Mo.


Denny Andrew, city expressman, res 173 n Noble.


Denny Andrew, porter, G. F. Adams, res- n Noble.


Denser Mrs. Tracy, (wid) bds 158 n N. Jersey.


Dint George, clerk, New York store, bds. Macy House.


Deppe Hartwig, school teacher, German. Presbyterian school, res country.


Deppel L., cabinet maker, Wyoming.


DePuy George G., salesman, 3 Odd Fel -- low's Hall, res 22 Md.


DePuy George, clerk, bds 26 w Md.


Derregh William, cutter, Moritz, Bro., &: Co., res cor West and Md.


Derringer Simeon, plasterer, res 17 e- Georgia.


Desdler Joseph, saloon, 168 e Wash., res 5 n N. Jersey.


Desheel Maston, soldier, 3d cavalry, res. 159 n Noble.


Deshler John, cabinet maker, bds 21 s. Meridian.


Deshong Hiram, carpenter, res 139 e Ga. Despa Ernest, painter, [res 3 Laukabee .. Dessar David, (Dessar & Bro's, ) res 135. n Ill.


Dessar Joseph B., (Dessar & Bro's,) res Maysville, Ky.


Dessar & Bro's, (Adolphus Dessar, David Dessar and Joseph B. Dessar,) whole- sale and retail merchant tailors, 4 e Wash.


Dessar Adolphus, (Dessar & Bro's,) res. 135 n Ill.


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Devenish, Cali, gas fitter, bds Mrs Skelly, s Del.


Devennish John J., moulder, res 140 e N. York.


Devenish Samuel R., gas fitter, bds 139 c South.


Devenish Sol., tailor, res 139 South.


Devoll Mrs. Sarah, ( wid) res 112 Vir. ave.


De Watt Mathias, porter, Holland & Son, res 71 n Davidson.


De Ware James, machinest, res 172 e Ohio.


Dickens Ephriam, res cor Mich. and West. Dickert Jacob, works in arsenal, res 128 n West.


Dicky James P., carpenter, res e Daugh- erty


Dickinson James L., M. D., res last house s East.


Dickinson Jolın C., farmer, res 109 s Ala. Dickman Charles, tailor, bds 64 Mass. ave.


Dickman Francis, renovater, 19 s Merid- ian, res same.


Dickman Frederick, carpenter, res 41 n East.


Dickson Carlos, book-keeper, Hume, Lord & Co., bds 87 n Penn.


Dickson James, (Butsch & Dickson,) res Vernon, Jennings Co., Ind.


Dickson George, (col) carpenter, res 123 w Ohio.


Dickson James H., (col) barber, under Palmer House, res 123 e Ohio.


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


Diesler John, proprietor Jefferson House, 31 e South.


Dieter Ernst, shoemaker, res 133 Peru R. R.


Dietrichs Margaret, milliner, 63 e Wash., res in rear.


Dietrichs Wm., distributing clerk, P. O., res 63 e Wash.


Dietz George, (Dietz & Davis, ) bds Wash- ington Hall, 78 and 80 w Wash.


Dietz Ferdinand, (Street & Dietz,) res Market, bet Noble and Davidson.


DIETZ & DAVIS, (George Dietz and E. W. Davis, ) WASHINGTON HALL, 78 and 80 w Wash.


Dietzel Adam, city expressman, res 77 Davidson.


Dill H. Clay, clerk, res 15 e North.


Dill Ezekiel B., grocery, cor Ala. and North, res St. Joseph, bet Ala. and N. Jersey.


Dill John P., printer, res 15 e North.


Dill James, laborer, res 15 e North,


Dillon Mrs. Sarah, res Willard, near roll- ing mill.


Dippel Henry, carpenter, res 101 e South.


Dipple Henry, clerk, National saloon, bds same place.


Dipple John, carpenter, res 37 n Noble. Dipple Joseph, woodsawyer, res 111 n Noble.


Dilley John, engineer, res Norwood.


Dipple Peter, city expressman, res 107 n Noble.


Ditzler Christian H., tailor, res 213 Ind. ave.


Diver Charles, laborer, res 44 Mass. ave. Diver James, grocery, 42 Mass ave.


Dixon I. C., physician, bds Palmer House.


Dixon James W., laborer, res s Mo., s of South.


Doarr George, barkeeper, Spencer House, bds same.


Dobbins Clew, laborer, bds Washington House.


Dobson Catharine, (wid. Henry Dobson,) res 170 w Market.


Dodd Harrison H., (H. H., Dodd & Co.,) . res 168 w N. York.


Dodd John, clerk, bds Ray House. Dodd John W., res 127 n Ill.


DODD H. H. & CO., (H. H. Dodd, J. R. Appleton, C. P. Hutchins, and J. J. Parsons, ) PRINTERS, BOOK BIND-


ERS AND STEROTYPERS, 163 e Wash.


Dodds Harry, conductor, Ind. Cen. R. R., bds Palmer House.


Dodson Joseph, soldier, 26th reg., res 192 e St. Clair.


Doeppo Louis, carpenter, res 159 n Noble. Doer George, barkeeper, Spencer House, res 34 s Ill.


Dogget George, harness maker, res cor Huron and Noble.


Doggett Richard, boot and shoemaker, 5 Ind. ave., res cor Ver. and Tenn.


Doherty Charles, drayman, res 145 s Del.


DOHN PHILIP, FURNITURE STORE, 24 s Del., res same.


Dolis John, laborer, res 56 Hosbrook.




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