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Wonnell George, painter, r. 31 Indiana av.
Wonnell Mary E. (Wonnell & Montany) r. 31 Indiana av.
Wonnell & Montany, (Miss Mary E. Wonnell and Miss Annie Montany) dressmakers, 31 Indiana av.
Wonner Louis, groceries and provisions 46 Indiana av. r. same Wood Albert, lab. r. 374 S. West
Wood Alexander, asst. City Engineer, r. 18 W. Vermont
Wood Andrew B. cooper, J. S. Carey & Co. r. 3 Carey's Row WOOD AUGUSTUS D. propr. Hoosier Foundry and Stove Works 135-7 S. Delaware, r. 201 N. Delaware
Wood Cynthia, wid. Stephen S. r. 74 N. Liberty
Wood David, bookkeeper Dessar, Bro. & Co. r. east of limits
Agency American & China Tea Co., A. F. Coors, 151 Washington st.
C. J. BRACKEBUSH, Farm Machinery, Hardware and Seeds, Nos. 75 and 77 W. Washington st., Indianapolis.
Who is your Hatter ? Try Davis, at No. 12 E. Washington.
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Wood Daniel L. (Nutting & Wood) r. 417 N. Pennsylvania
Wood Edmonson R. carpenter, r. alley bet. Noble and Benton and Georgia and Meek
Wood George, cooper J. S. Carey & Co. bds. 3 Carey's Row
Wood Heman, (Wood & Manson) r. 123 N. East
Wood Jacob, lab. r. West Indianapolis
Wood James W. carpenter, r. 124 Bates
Wood John, cooper D. Burton & Co.
Wood John F. asst. P. M. r. 393 N. Pennsylvania
Wood John G. carpenter, r. 124 Bates
Wood John M. (Wood & Foudray) r. 4 Massachusetts av.
Wood Levi, (Wood & Boyd,) r. 561 N. Mississippi cor. Second Wood Lewis, cooper, r. 3 Carey's Row, Helen st.
Wood Louisa Miss, bds. 74 N. Liberty
Wood Mary, wid. James, r. 30 Circle"
Wood Maurice G. clk, Nutting & Wood, bds. 417 N. Pennsylvania Wood Morris, ins. agt. bds. 417 N. Pennsylvania
Wood N. H. conductor, C. C. & I. C. R. R. bds. Bates House
Wood Phoebe, wid. William, r. 70 Elizabeth
Wood Phobe Miss, bds. 18 E. Michigan
Wood S. wks. J. S. Carey & Co.
Wood Sarah, wid John, r. 125 N. Pennsylvania
Wood Sylvia Ame Miss, bds. 18 E. Michigan
Wood William D. bds. 189 N. Illinois
Wood William E. propr. First National livery and board stable, ns. Court nr. cor. Pennsylvania r. 442 N. Pennsylvania
WOOD & BOYD, (L. Wood and Frank A. Boyd,) oils, paints, var- nishes, etc. whol. 22 S. Meridian
WOOD & FOUDRAY, (John M. Wood and John E. Foudray,) livery, sale and feed stable, 16 and 18 N. Pennsylvania
WOOD & MANSUR, (Heman Wood and Frank Mansur,) livery and sale stable, 21 and 23 W. Pearl
Woodard Albert, brakeman, bds 58 Benton
Woodard Howard, car repairer C. & I. J. R. R.
WOODARD JAMES H. associate editor Daily Evening Commercial, r. 366 N. Alabama
Woodbridge Charles salesman John Woodbridge & Co. bds. 147 N. Pennsylvania
Woodbridge Charles A. r. 147 N. Pennsylvania
Woodbridge John, whol. dealer in queensware, lamps, looking glasses, etc. 36 S. Meridian, r. 147 N. Pennsylvania
WOODBRDGE JOHN & CO. (John Woodbridge and -,) china, glass and queensware, whol. and retail, 12 W. Washington Woodburn Jacob, (Osgood, Smith & Co.) r. St. Louis, Mo.
Woodburn James H. (Thompson & Woodburn) r. 264 N. Illinois
Woodbury Uriah T. dentist, 393 W. Washington, bds 60 W. Market
Woodfill George, grocer, 174 Bluff rd. r. same
Woodford James, bds. 160 N. West
Woodford Margaret, (col'd) wid. bakery 161 Indiana av. r. same Woodin William M. comp. Journal news room, bds. Littles' Hotel
For a GOOD SEWED BOOT go to J. ARDEN'S, 65 S. Meridian
CHICKERING & SON'S PIANOS, AT M. A. STOWELL'S, No. 46 N. PENNSYLVANIA, Vinton's Block.
Buy your Goods and save 40 to 50 per cent. at CULLINY'S.
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Woodman George E. (Charles Helwig & Co.) r. 223 N. Mis- sissippi
Woodruff Myron, bds. 470 N. Pennsylvania
Woodruff William, R. R. conductor, bds. 237 E. South
Woods A. W. bds. 377 N. Illinois
Woods Albert, lab. Bunte, Dickson & Co.
Woods Albert R. stove moulder A. D. Wood
Woods Alice, r. 27 N. New Jersey
Woods B. F. wood dealer, r. 234 Huron
Woods C. wks. J. S. Carey & Co.
Woods Daniel, cutter, r. 89 S. Pennsylvania
Woods J. S. groceries, 382 Indiana av. r. 378 Indiana av.
Woods Maria, wid. P. r. 460 S. Missouri
Woods Nicholas, lab. r. 428 E. St. Clair
Woods Thomas, lab. r. 24 W. McCarty
Woods William (Clawson & Woods) r. Western House
Woods William, travelling agt. r. 308 E. Market
Woodson John S. (Woodson & Foxcroft) r. ss. 2d bet. Illinois and Meridian
Woodson & Foxcroft (John S. Woodson and Francis Foxcraft) house and carriage painters 25 S. East
Woodville Alexander, butcher, r. W. Indianapolis
Woollen Greenly V. physician 35} E. Washington, r. City Hospital
Woollen Keziah, boarding house 10 W. Georgia, r. same
Woollen M. A. student Bryant & Stratton's College, bds. 288 N. Tennessee
Woollen Milton A. student, r. 248 N. West
Woollen Sarah, wid. Milton, r. 248 N. West
Woollen William M. grocer, 101 Indiana av. r. 288 N. Tennessee WOOLLEN WILLIAM W. cashier Indiana Banking Co. r. 167 N. Tennessee
WOOLLEN WILLIAM W. jr. lawyer, 352 E. Washington, r. 405 N. Pennsylvania
Woolley Thomas, r. 369 N. New Jersey
Woolson Charles, lab. r. 188 Winston
Workman Jennie Miss, actress Academy of Music
Worland William, grocer, 52 Virginia av, r. same
Worley John, teamster, r. West Indianapolis
Worley Valentine, farmer, r. West Indianapolis
Worley William, lab. r. 149 N. Noble
Worman Enoch, livery, r. 366 W. Vermont
Worman Jasper, farmer, Nat. rd. West Indianapolis
Worman W. clk. r. 79 E. Ohio
Worner Theodore, clk. J. H. Keeber, bds. 525 N. Mississippi Worth Paul, cooper W. Baird
Worthington William H. trunk mkr. M. Burton, r. 266 N. West Wortman -, lab. r. 406 S. Delaware
Wortmann Charles, shoemaker H. Reasner
Wren Edmund, wagon maker, r. 99 S. New Jersey
Wren Mary, wid. John, r. 315 S. Delaware
Agency American & China Tea Co., A. F. Coors, 151 Washington st.
C. J. BRACKEBUSH, Farm Machinery, Hardware and Seeds, Nos. 75 and 77 W. Washington st., Indianapolis.
Dont forget Davis, 12 E. Washington, when you want a new Hat.
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Wren Michael, teamster, r. 273 S. Tennessee
Wriedt Charles, saloon, bowling alley and shooting gallery, 34 W. Georgia, r. same
Wright Abram, engineer, bds. Ray House
WRIGHT ARTHUR L. county treasurer, office Court House, r. 426 N. New Jersey
Wright Asa, r. 71 E. McCarty
Wright Asbury P. lab. r. ns. Broadway nr. cor, Christian av.
Wright Benjamin C. clk. r. 275 N. Delaware
Wright Cage M. (Wright"& Bro.) r. 230 S. Noble
Wright Charles E. (Fletcher & Wright) r. 236 E. Vermont
WRIGHT CHARLES W. gen'l agt. Hartford Life and Annuity
Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. office 10 E. Washington, up stairs, r. 477 N. Meridian
Wright Elizabeth Miss, r. 71 E. McCarty
Wright Elizabeth, wid. Alonzo, r. 182 W. Georgia
Wright Frances, wid. Frank, r. ns. Washington bet. Mississippi and the Canal
WRIGHT FRANK, propr. Capital Ale Brewery and vinegar mnfr. Blake bet. New York and Washington, r. 160 N. West
Wright Frank, clerk G. E. Gordon, r. 189 E. Ohio
Wright Granville S. clk. Hamlin & Wright, r. 275 N. Delaware
Wright Hiram N. blacksmith Eagle Machine Works, r. 366 W. Washington
Wright Isaac, r. 426 N. New Jersey
Wright J. H. coachmaker, bds. Western House
Wright Jacob T. (Hamlin & Wright and Wright & Vinnedge) r. 275 N. Delaware
Wright James, engineer, bds. 58 Benton
Wright Jesse, farmer, r. W. Indianapolis
Wright John, (col'd) lab. r. Elizabeth nr. Blake
Wright John H. with J. N. Wright & Son, bds. 477 N. Meridian
Wright John N. (J. N. Wright & Son) r. 477 N. Meridian
Wright John R. (William Sumner & Co.) r. Cincinnati
Wright John S. r. 795 N. Tennessee
WRIGHT JONATHAN J. physician and surgeon, 58} E. Market, r. 498 N. Pennsylvania
Wright Joseph, lab. Union Novelty Works
Wright Levi, grocer, 323 N. Alabama, r. 314 N. Alabama
Wright Mansur H. physician, r. 103 N. Meridian
Wright Richard shoemkr. James E. Davis, r. 32 Orient Wright T. lab. Sinker & Co.
Wright Theodore F. printer, r. 361 W. Vermont
Wright Thomas, (col'd) lab. r. 135 Bright
Wright Thomas, watchman, bds. 75 S. Pennsylvania
Wright Wesley bartender, r. 440 Virginia av.
Wright William G. (Wright & Bro.) r. 271 Virginia av.
Wright William H. salesman Crossland, Hanna & Co. r. 83 E. Michigan
Wright Z. H. ins. solicitor E. S. Green, r. 320 N. Delaware
J. Arden, will make the best sewed boot in town, 65 S. Meridian.
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W. H. SPADES, dealer in DRY GOODS, NOTIONS and HUMAN HAIR GOODS, 20 E. Washington Street.
Silk and Paisley Shawls in Endless Variety, at CULLINY'S.
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WRIGHT J. N. & SON, (John N. and Charles W. Wright) gen'l agts. United States Life Ins. Co. of New York for Northern Indiana, 10 E. Washington
WRIGHT & BRO. (W. B. & C. M. Wright) pump mnfrs. 127 E. Maryland
WRIGHT & VINNEDGE, (Jacob T. Wright & John A. Vinnedge) real estate brokers, 62} E. Washington
Wuest John, (Western Furniture Co. ) r. 143 Ft. Wayne av.
Wunderley Henry, bricklayer, r. 146 N. Davidson
Wunderley Mary Mrs. milliner, 146 N. Davidson, r. same
Wundram William, tailor, r. 406 S. Delaware
Wundrum Louis, shoemaker John G. Kistrer, r. 83 S. Illinois Wunsh Frederick, stonemason, r. 139 Stevens
Wurgler Adolph, dairyman, r. West Indianapolis
Wveser Frederick, teamster, r. 53 N. Alabama
Wyant Oliver P. carpenter, r. 78 E. New York
Wyatt Jackson, (col'd) lab. r. 434 N. East
Wyatt Thomas, r. 83 S. Benton
Wyatt William D. grocer, 78 Virginia av. r. 83 Benton Wychoff Samuel, switchman C. C. & I. C. R. R.
Wyland Ernest, machinist, r. nr. s. end S. Missouri
Wyland William C. bookkeeper, r. 558 S. Illinois
Wylie Andrew, clerk, bds. 131 N. Alabama
Wyman Charles, R. R. conductor, r. 78 Virginia av.
Wynn Cynthia C. Mrs. teacher German English School, r. 136 E. St. Joseph
Wynn Wilbur S. salesman Bowen, Stewart & Co. r. 138 E. St. Joseph
Wysong Christopher, bricklayer, r. 281 N. Noble
Wysong George, bricklayer, r. 281 N. Noble
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Yahrleng John P. tailor 3 Virginia av. r. 125 McCarty
Yaker Fred. lab. C. C. & I.C. R. R.
Yandes Daniel, sr. (Sinker & Co.) r, 84 W. Vermont
Yundes Daniel, jr. dealer in hides and leather 76 E. Washing- ton, r. 179 E. New York
Yandes George B. (Sinker & Co.) bds. Bates House
Yandes Simon, lawyer 21 E. Washington, bds, Bates House Yarbrough Peter, engineer C. C. & I. C. R. R. r. 153 Meek Yaw James, lab. r. 302 W. Market
Yeager Christ. watchman frt. depot C. C. & I. C. R. R.
Yeager Gotfried, trunkmkr. M. Barton, r. 185 N. Noble
Yeager Henry, lab. D. Root & Co.
Yeager William, grocer ret. 282 N. Noble, r. 284 N. Noble
Yeaman Samuel H. marble worker, Dame & Greenlee, bds. Circle Restaurant
Yeaton Lendell B. supt. fire alarm telegraph[r. 74 E. Ohio
TEAS AT CARGO PRICES, 151 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
C. J. BRACKEBUSH, Ferm Machinery, Hardware and Seeds, Nos. 75 and 77 W. Washington Street, Indianapolis.
I. Davis & Co., dealers in Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods.
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Yelling Peter J. tailor, r. 125 E. McCarty
Yetter John, foreman Western Furniture Co.
Yewell Frank, baggage master, bds. 320 Madison"av.
Yewell Solomon, book keeper Mears, Lilly & Co. r. 320 S. Ches- nut (Madison av. )
Yewell Solomon, jr. supt. Parcell Express, R. 320 Madison av.
Yewell Thomas, (Graham & Yewell) r. Louisville, Ky.
Yohn Albert B. student, bds. 206 N. Delaware
Yohn Charles G. student, bds: 206 N. Delaware
Yohn James C. r. 206 N. Delaware
Yohn's Block, Meridian ne. cor. Washington
Yonkers and New York Ins. Co. of N. Y. Martin, Hopkins & Ohr, agts. Market ne. cor. Circle, Journal bldg.
Yorger Clemens, butcher, r. 215 N. Noble
Yorger Ignatz (John Yorger & Bro.) r. 323 E. Vermont
Yorger John (John Yorger & Bro.) r. out. of city limits
YORGER JOHN & BRO. (John & Ignatz Yorger) Meat Market 245 E. Washington
York Edwin D. express messenger r. 216 E. South
York Frank, steward Ray House, bds. same
York Robert S. bookkeeper M. Child, jr. bds. 128 N. Tennessee
Yorker Charles, wood sawer, r. 327 S. Pennsylvania
Yost J. H. T. stonemason, r. 395 S. West
Yost James J. (Osgood, Smith & Co.) r. St. Louis, Mo.
Yost Thomas, stonemason, bds. 103 W. South
Yotz Peter, wagonmkr. J. M. Van Blaricum, r. Stringtown
YOUART JOHN M. physician and surgeon 39} W. Washington, r. 564 N. Tennessee
Young G. r. 77} Market
Young J. pianofortemaker J. H. Kappes & Co.
Young John, lawyer, 100 E. Washington (up stairs) r. Christian av ne. cor. Jackson
Young Julius, tailor, bds. Union Hall
Young Levi, (col'd) brickmaker, bds. 228 Huron
Young Louis, cigars and tobacco, 77 S. Illinois and 290 E. Washington, r. 290 E. Washington
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, John B. Brandt supt. library and rooms, 16, 17, 18, and 19 Vinton's blk.
Young Richard, lab. r. 153 Huron
Young Richard, (col'd) lab. r. 228 Huron
Young Squire, (col'd) lab. r. 259 N. West
Young Taylor, (col'd) brickmaker, bds. 228 Huron
Young Thornton, (col'd) lab. r. 228 N. Noble
Young William, carpenter, r. 60 Anthony nr. City Hospital
Youngerman Mary P. wid. Conrad, r. 118 Massachusetts av. Youngman John, carpenter, r. 23 Massachusetts av.
Younk John, lab. Osgood, Smith & Co.
Younk John, teamster, bds. 266 S. Illinois
Youtsey Thomas, spoke turner Osgook Smith & Co. r. 57 Eddy Youtsey William, lab. Osgood, Smith & Co. r. 43 Eddy
For a GOOD SEWED BOOT, go to J. ARDEN, 65 S. Meridian.
PRINCE & CO.'S Church Organs, and Parlor Organs, at M. A. STOWELL'S, VINTON'S BLOCK.
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Zabel Charles, cabinet maker, r. 185 Meek Zahm Barnhard, engineer, C. C. & I. C. R. R.
Zambell A. fireman C. C. & I. C. R. R.
Zapf Edward, cabinet maker P. Dohn
Zapf Fred. clk. M. Rodius, bds. same Zapf George, tanner Frenzel & Simon Zapf Philip, clk. M. Rodius, bds, same
Zehringer Landiline, cabinet maker, r. 164 Davidson Zeile Henry, clk. J. C. Ferguson & Co.
Zeller H. mattrass maker Spiegel & Thoms, bds. Macy House Zenore Zacheus, shoemaker Thomas Duggan
Zepp George W. lab. Hair and Bristle wks. r. 172 W. McCarty Zeigel Louis, saloon, Wyoming sw. cor. High, r. same
ZIEGELMUELLER HERMAN, saloon, 59 N. Alabama, r. 55 N. Alabama
Ziegler Charles, lab. Western Furniture Co.
ZEIGLER GEORGE H. military atty. and notary public, room 6 Talbott and New's blk. r. 202 N. West
Zimmer Ferdinand, barber, r. 260 S. Delaware
Zimmer Peter, (Zimmer & Niehaus,) r. 321 S. Delaware
Zimmer & Niehaus, (Peter Zimmer and Joseph L. Niehaus,) gro- cers, 323 S. Delaware
Zimmerle Amos B. carpenter, r. 253 S. Mississippi
ZIMMERMAN C. slate and metal roofer, also dealer in stoves and tinware, 35 S. Alabama, r. E. Washington out of city limits Zimmerman Harry C. roofer C. Zimmerman, r. 130 Spring
Zimmerman Henry, driver Boston Bakery, bds. 285 E. Wash- ington
Zimmerman J. B. roofer C. Zimmerman, r. 422 E. Georgia Zimmerman John K. roofer C. Zimmerman, r. 130 Spring
Zimmerman Mary, wid. William, r. 130 N. Spring
Zimmerman Silas, (col'd) barber, r. 66 N. Missouri
Zink Henry, barber, r. 343 S. Delaware
Zion's Church School, (German) August Miller principal, rear Zion's Church
Zismer P. M. salesman Charles Mayer & Co. r. rear 174 E. Washington
Zogg Ferdinand, (Pfaendler & Zogg,) r. 4th Presbyterian Church, cor. Delaware and Market
Zoncada Charles, music teacher, bds. 20 S. Pennsylvania
Zph Sebastian, varnisher Burke, Earnshaw & Co. r. 19 Meek Zschech Frederick, carpenter, r. 90 Union
Zschech Gustavus, supt. Eagle Machine Wks. r. 251 S. Meridian Zumbusch Theodore, watches and jewelry, 93 E. Washington, r. 61 E. Maryland
Aug. F. Coors. 151 Washington st., Wholsale and Retail Grocer.
C. J. BRACKEBURH, Farm Machinery, Hardware and Seeds, Nos. 75 and 77 W. Washington Street, Indianapolis.
SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES.
AGREEMENT OR CONTRACT, not otherwise specified; any ap- praisement of value or damage, or for other purpose ; for each agreement, or for cach sheet of each agree- ment, &c., or renewal of same ..
$0.05
ASSIGNMENT .- See Conveyance.
BANK CHECK, DRAFT, OR ORDER for the payment of any sum of money drawn upon any bank, banker, or trust company, or for any sum exceeding $10, drawn upon any other person, companies, or corporations, at sight or on demand.
.02
BILL OF EXCHANGE, ( Inland,) DRAFT OR ORDER, for the pay- ment of money, not at sight or on demand, or any PROMISSORY NOTE, (except bank notes issued for cir- culation, and checks made and intended to be forth- with presented, and which shall be presented to a bank or banker for payment,) or any memorandum, check, receipt, or other written or printed evidence of money to be paid on demand, or at a time desig- nated, for every $100 or part thereof.
.05
BILL OF EXCHANGE, ( Foreign,) OR LETTERS of CREDIT, drawn in but payable out of the United States :
If drawn singly or in duplicate, same as Inland Bills of Exchange.
If drawn in sets of three or more, every bill of each set, for every $100, or the equivalent thereof, in any foreign currency in which the bill is expressed .. ..
BILL OF LADING or RECEIPT, (other than charter party,) for any goods &c., exported to a foreign port .. .10
BILL OF SALE OF VESSEL, or any part thereof, consideration of value not over $500. .50
Every additional $500, or part thereof, 50 cents more. BOND OF INDEMNITY, every $1000, or part thereof. .50
.02
BOND, for the execution of the duties of any office 1.00
BOND, other than required in legal proceedings, or used in connection with mortgage deeds, and not otherwise charged .. 25
CERTIFICATE OF STOCK, in incorporated company. ...
.25
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U. S. STAMP DUTIES.
CERTIFICATE OF PROFITS, or any certificate or momorandum showing an interest in the property or accumulations of any incorporated company, if for $10 and not over $50
.10
Over $50 and not over $1,000
Every additional $1,000 or part thereof, 25 cents more.
CERTIFICATE OF DAMAGE, or otherwise, and all other cer- tificates or documents issued by any port warden, ma- rine surveyor, or person acting as such.
.25
CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, $100, or less
.02
Over $100
.05
(Certificates of measurement or weight of animals, wood, coal, or hay; certificate of the record of a deed or other instrument in writing, or of the acknowl- edgement or proof thereof, by attesting witnesses, require no stamp.)
GERTIFICATE, of any other description.
.05
CHARTER PARTY, (or renewal, &c. of same,) contract or agreement for charter of vessel or steamer of regis- tered tonnage, not over 150 tons. 1.00
Over 150 and not over 300 tons 3.00
Over 300 and not over 600 tons. 5.00
Over 600 tons. 10.00
CONTRACT, or renewal, Broker's note, or memorandum of sale of merchandise, exchange, real estate, or other property issued by brokers, or persons acting as such, each. .10
CONVEYANCE .- Deed or writing, whereby any lands, tene- ments, or other realty sold is granted, assigned, or transferred, for every $500, or part thereof .. .. .50
ENTRY OF GOODS, &c., at any custom house, for consump- tion or warehousing, of value not over $100. .25
Over $100 and not over $500 .50
Over $500. 1.00
WITHDRAWAL from bonded warehouse
.50
INSURANCE (Life). - Policy, (for assignment &c. of same) not over $1,000
.25
Over $1000 and not over $5000 .50
Over $5000. 1.00
INSURANCE (Marine, Inland and Fire). - Each policy or re- newal, (or assignment &c. of same) on which premi- um is $10, or less.
.10
Over $10 and not over $50. .25
Over $50 .50
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INSURANCE against accidental injury to persons. exempt
LEASE, agreement, memorandum, or contract, for the hire, use, or rent of any land, tenement, or portion there- of, when rent or rental value is not over $300 per an- num. .50
Every additional $200 or part thereof, 50 cents more
LEASE, ASSIGNMENT OF-A stamp duty equal to that impo- sed on the original instrument, increased by a stamp duty on the consideration or value of the assignment equal to that imposed upon the conveyance of land for similar consideration or value. (See Conveyance.)
LEGAL DOCUMENTS .- Writ, or other original process, by which any suit, either criminal or civil, is commenced in any Court, either of law or equity. .exempt
Confession of judgment, or cognovit exempt
Writs or other process on appeals from justice courts or other courts of inferior jurisdiction to a court of record. .exempt
Warrant of distress exempt
Affidavits in suits or legal proceedings exempt
MANIFEST, for custom house entry or clearance of vessel's cargo for foreign port, (except to British North America,) tonnage not over 300 tons. 1.00
Over 300 and not over 600 tons. 3.00
Over 600 tons. 5.00
MORTGAGE, Trust Deed, or Personal Bond, for the pay- ment of money, over $100 and not over $500. .50
Every additional $500 or part thereof, 50 cents more Upon each assignment or transfer of a mortgage, a stamp duty equal to that upon a mortgage for the amount remaining unpaid.
TRUST DEED conveying estate to uses, to be stamped as a conveyance
ORDER for the payment of money .- See Bank Check.
PASSAGE TICKET, to foreign port, (except British North America,) costing $35 or less. .50
Over $35 and not over $50. 1.00
Every additional $50, or part thereof, $1 more.
PAWNER'S CHECKS. .05
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U. S. STAMP DUTIES.
POWER OF ATTORNEY, to sell or transfer any stock, bond, or scrip, or for the collection of any dividend, or in- terest thereon. .25
To vote by proxy for officers of any corporation or so- ciety, (except religions, charitable, literary societies, or public cemeteries. .10
To sell or rent real estate 1.00
To collect rents. .25
To perform any act not herein mentioned .50
PROBATE OF WILL, OR LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION, value of estate not over $2000 1.00
Every additional $1,000 or part thereof, 50 cents more
PROMMISSORY NOTE .- See Bill of Exchange, Inland.
PROTEST, of note, check, draft, &c. .25
RECEIPT, for payment of money or debt, over $20, not be- ing for the satisfaction of any mortgage or judgment, and for the delivery of property, (except receipts is- sued by persons, firms, or companies doing business as an express, or express company, on the delivery of property for transportation. .02
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, exempt
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R-The indiscriminate use of all kinds of stamps (except pos- tage or proprietary) is permitted, care being taken to affix a stamp or stamps of the proper amount.
Documents made in any foreign country, to be used in the United States, shall pay the same duty as when made here.
Powers of Attorney, or other papers relating to applications for bounties, arrearages of pay, or pensions, require no stamp ; neither do indorsement of negotiable instrument, nor any war- rant of attorney accompanying a bond or note, when such bond or note shall be stamped; and whenever any bond or note shall be secured by mortgage, but one stamp duty is required, provi- ded the stamp duty placed thercon is the highest rate required for said instrument, or either of them.
The person using or affixing the stamp or stamps, shall write thereupon the initials of his name and the date upon which the same shall be attached or used, so that the same shall not be used again, under a penalty of $50; or they may be otherwise can- celled as the Commissioner of Internal Revenue may prescribe.
Violations of these stamp duties will be punished as the law directs.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
VAN CAMP & JACKSON, Fruit and General Produce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE AND SALES ROOM :
69 West Washington Street, FRUIT HOUSE : 223 West Ohio St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Consignments respectfully solicited.
LAFE ROBINSON. BRUCE ROBINSON.
ROBINSON BROS.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
TRUNKS & VALIESES
Wholesale and Retail,
No. 20 VIRGINIA AV., ANDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
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Repairing Done on Short Notice. Trunks made to Order.
A. R. MILLER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT GALLERY,
No. 45
E. WASHINGTON ST.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Our specialty is En- larging and Painting in OIL and WATER COL- ORS from old Daguerre otypes, Ambrotypes and Photographs.
Our Photograph work lis designed to be the ibest in the State. We guarantee our Portraits on Canvass, and colored Photographs, in Oil, to give entire satisfaction.
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ADVERTIINGS DEPARTMENT.
V. MEIER & BRO., DEALERS IN MADISON XX ALE
1800 FRENCH BRANDY
-AND- BOTTLED LAGER BEER, No. 76 South West Street, P. O. Box 1526. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
All Orders promptly attended to and Ale delivered to Saloons and private families free of charge.
SCRIBNER & SMITH,
Successors to L. & J. KERN,
Manufacturers and Dealers in a superior quality of bottled
SOL WATER
No. 64 EAST MARKET STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ORDERS SOLICITED & PROMPTLY FILLED.
THE FRED. THOMPSON, TOM. CARTWRIGHT CLIPPER.
Old Exchange Building,
33 North Illinois Street.
SMITH, ITTENBACH & CO.'S STONE YARD,
Stone and Marble Cutters, ON THE SOUTH SIDE CINCINNATI R. R. TRACK, Two squares East of Noble, bet Harrison & Lord Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
363
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
JOHN A. M. COX.
THOS. T. COX.
COX BROTHERS, Manufacturers of
CHIMNEYS
AND BRITCHING, Sorghum Pans, Tanks, Gasometers, Evaporators, Iron Plates, for Velocipede Saddles, Shovels And all kinds of Sheet Iron Work. A Special attention given to Repairs and Building Sheet Iron Furnaces, and Stove Drums.
SHOP : No. 24 East Georgia St., Old Novelty Works, Indianapolis.
EDWARD F. HART, PROPRIETOR
66 HEARTS CONTENT' SALOON, CHOICE
WINES, LIQUORS And Cigars, HAVANA CIGARS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ALSO, Agent for Cunard Steamship Line bet. New York, Liverpool & Queenstown.
C. 383838+33 363038 LOCKSMITH AND BELL HANGER,
No. 60 N. Pennsylvania St., SIGN OF THE GOLD KEY, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. KEYS, LOCKS, DOOR PLATES, BELLS AND BELL FIXTURES, ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER. SAFES, LOCKS, ETC., REPAIRED.
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