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Stilz J. George, (Birkenmeyer & Co.,) res. S. E. of city limits.
Stimebraker George, laborer, res. 7 Pearl.
Stimebraker Michael, res. Pearl.
Stirk Hammon, shoemaker, res. 172 N. Noble.
Stirk James, wheelwright, res. alley, bet. E. Ohio and New York.
Stoacker William, dyer and scourer, 18 Kentucky ave.
Stoddard Benj. F., clerk D. Braden, bds. 41 W. Michigan. Stoelting Frederick, grocer, res. 163 Indiana ave. Stokes Aaron, carpenter, bds. 107 S. Tennessee.
Stolte Henry, carpenter, 243 S. Delaware.
Stolte H. A., laborer, res. 135 E. McCarty.
Stolte William, clerk, res. 243 S. Delaware.
Stone H. L., student, bds. James.
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INDIANAPOLIS
EASTWARD. STEUBENVILLE SHORT LINE FOR Pittsburg, Philadelphia, NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
SECURE TICKETS via COLUMBUS & STEUBENVILLE.
TRAINS FROM INDIANAPOLIS VIA INDIANA CENTRAL B. B. Connect in Union Depot, Columbus, with the
COLUMBUS, STEUBENVILLE AND PITTSBURG
RAIL
ROAD
For all the Eastern Cities.
TIME AS QUICK, FARE AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE. SUPERB SLEEPING CARS
Attached to all Night Trains between Indianapolis and New York.
MORE THAN 100 MILES SHORTER TO NEW YORK Than via Northern Routes.
This Line is in direct connection with the Pennsylvania Central Rail- road, and Boston Passengers by rail are transferred free at New York.
Baggage Checked Through.
THROUGH TICKETS by this short and reliable Route, to be had at all the principal R. R. offices in the West .. Ask for Tickets via Steubenville.
This Route offers great inducements to Shippers. Freights handled with care and forwarded with dispatch.
IRA A. HUTCHINSON, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Columbus, O.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Stone Timothy S., (V. K. Hendricks & Co.,) res. Worcester, Mass.
Stone W. O., clerk V. K. Hendricks & Co., bds. 99 N. Me- ridian.
Stoneman W. H., book-keeper Fitzgibbon & Co., bds. Samual Beck.
Stookey Charles, cooper, res. 27 N. Spring.
Stouff John, laborer, alley, bet. New Jersey and East.
Stout Benjamin G., (O. B. S. & Bros.,) bds. 19 W. Maryland. Stout Carhart, coal dealer, res. 101 S. Tennessee.
Stout D. L., (R. C. & D. L. Stout,) bds. 19 W. Maryland.
Stout John R., (O. B. S. & Bros.,) bds. 19 W. Maryland.
Stout John, printer Sheets & Braden, res. cor. Tennessee and Louisiana.
Stout Mrs. L., res. 98 N. Meridian.
STOUT O. B. &. BROS., groceries, wholesale and retail, 42 W. Washington.
Stout Oliver B., (O. B. S. & Bros.,) bds. 19 W. Maryland. Stout Oliver H., physician and surgeon, res. 19 W. Mary- land.
STOUT R. C. & D. L., wholesale and retail grocers, 46 E. Washington.
Stout Richard C., (R. C. & D. L. S.,) res. 19 W. Maryland.
Stoven Thomas, res. 108 S. Tennessee.
Stover A. H., boarding, 118 N. Illinois.
Stowell Myron A., (Willard & S.,) res. 153 N. Illinois.
Stowers Mrs. Catherine, cor. Ohio and Tennessee.
Strachan Geo. C., salesman New York Store.
Strader Crist., laborer, res. 92 McCarty.
STRADER MARTIN V., cloaks and mantillas, 56 E. Wash- ington, res. 32 N. Pennsylvania.
Straeghar Jacob J., carpenter, res. 121 Fort Wayne ave.
Strang Gabriel L., shoemaker, res. 97 N. Noble.
Strange William R., notary public Court House, res. 108 E. Vermont.
Stratton Joseph, machinist, bds. National Hotel.
Straub Albert, harness maker, res. 233 S. Pennsylvania.
Straub Fred., cook Union Saloon, E. Washington. Strauhs Solomon, clerk Moritz & Bro., bds. Tremont House. Strausner Frederick, tailor, res. 112 E. Washington. Street J. W., (L. S. & Bro.,) res. 144 N. Illinois.
Street L., (L. S. & Bro.,) res. 132 N. Illinois.
STREET L. & BRO., staple and fancy dry goods, 56 E. Washington.
Streicher Jacob, carpenter, res. 121 Fort Wayne ave.
Strickland David H., paper maker, bds. National Hotel. Strife David, tanner, bds. 180 E. New York.
Stringer Wesley, laborer, res. 266 Madison Railroad.
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INDIANAPOLIS
W. DAGGETT, Manufacturer of
CONFECTIONERIES,
And dealer in Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Pepper and Spices. € 22 MERIDIAN STREET.
商 咸 CHINA TLA STORE,
22 Meridian Street.
Pure Teas 25 per cent. lower than ever before offered in this city.
WILLIAM A. KEYS,
CENTER
MARBLE WORKS,
No. 26 South Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Monuments, Headstones, &c., made to order.
NATIONAL SALOON
AND RESTAURANT,
27 South Meridian Street, a few doors south of Post Office.
GEO. RHODIUS, Propr.
- The best of Wines, Liquors and Ale always on hand. Also a first class Billiard Table attached. 1- A free Lunch every day.
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STRINGFIELD WOODFORD, attorney at law, office McOuat's Block, Kentucky ave.
Stucke Charles, (Heimburgh & Co.,) res. 27 Spring. Stuckmeier John H., carpenter, res. 24 S. Alabama.
Stumpf George, laborer, res. 73 N. Davidson.
Stumpf John G., laborer, res. 155 N. Noble. Stumpf Henry, laborer, res. 148 N. East.
Stumpf John H., laborer, res. 148 N. East. Stumph Henry, stone mason, res. 228 N. Alabama.
Stumph John J., res. S. Illinois.
Styner Jacob, engineer on I. & C. R. R., bds. 46 S. Noble.
Sudbrock Francis H., laborer, res. 120 N. Davidson.
Suher Louis, saw grinder E. C. Atkins, res. 270 S. Dela- ware.
Sule Henry, laborer, res. 174 N. Liberty.
SULGROVE B. R., principal editor Indianapolis Journal Co., res. 87 W. South.
Sulgrove Eli C., harness maker, res. 117 N. Alabama. SULGROVE & REYNOLDS, saddlery, hardware and trimmings, 20 W. Washington.
Sulgrove Jas., (S. & Reynolds,) res. 59 W. Maryland. Sulgrove James W., clerk James Sulgrove.
SULGROVE JEROME B., harness maker and saddler, 44 E. Washington, res. 72 Kentucky ave.
SULGROVE JOHN M., harness maker Jas. Sulgrove.
Sulgrove Milton M., foreman Jas. Sulgrove, bds. 87 N. Pennsylvania.
Sullenberger Asher W., turner, res. 44 E. Pratt.
Sullivan Arthur, laborer, res. 209 S. Delaware.
Sullivan Mrs. A., res. 79 E. Market.
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, res. 73 E. Market.
Sullivan Henry, printer, bds. N. Meridian, cor. Pratt. Sullivan James, carpenter, bds. 92 N. Meridian.
Sullivan John B., carpenter, res. 40 E. Pratt.
Sullivan John, railroad man, res. 73 S. Noble.
Sullivan John, laborer, res. 164 S. Mississippi. Sullivan John, Bates House.
Sullivan Michael, laborer, 99 S. Louisiana.
Sullivan Ottis, laborer, res. 206 S. Delaware.
Sullivan Timothy, plasterer, res. 310 S. Delaware. Sullivan Timothy, plasterer, res. 308 S. Delaware.
Sullivan W. H., clerk, bds. 156 N. Tennessee.
Sullivan William, sr., carpenter, res. 92 N. Meridian. SULLIVAN WILLIAM, justice of the peace, 47 E. Wash- ington, 2d floor, res. 107 N. Meridian.
Sumers Albert B., carpenter, res. 150 N. Mississippi. Sumers B., cattle merchant, res. 144 E. McCarty. Summer Augustus, laborer, 92 Union.
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INDIANAPOLIS
M. SEYBOLD & CO
CHUMENTI
BUILDERS, 15 North Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
This establishment is one of the most extensive in the West, and conducted upon the more modern and better approved plans of Eastern or European establishments.
We are prepared to furnish to order and on short no- tice,
Monuments, Cenotaphs, TOMBS, GRAVESTONES,
MANTLES, CABINET AND COUNTER SLABS, PEDES- TALS, FRONTS, VASES, VASES WITH FLOW- ERS, MEDALLIONS, BUSTS, STATUES,
Crucifixes and Images
Of every description, at prices which cannot fail to please the appreciative.
Especial attention is given to Monumental Building, and orders from "home or abroad " will meet with dispatch, and merit our regard and thanks.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
SUMMERS & WENTZ, confectionery and bakery, 144 W. Washington.
Summers A. B., (S. & Wentz,) bds. 144 W. Washington.
Surer Lewis, res. Wyoming.
Susc Godfrey, res. 148 New Jersey.
Suss Charles, tailor, station eating-house.
Sutherland Levi, carriage and wagon manufacturer, 162 Delaware, res. 112 McCarty.
SUTHERLAND JAMES, (Sutherland & McEvoy,) bds. Little's Hotel.
SUTHERLAND & McEVOY, State gazetteer, business and city directory publishers and compilers, office Sentinel Buildings, Indianapolis, and 50 Commercial street, St. Louis, Mo.
Sutphen Elias, fireman, res. E. Lord.
Sutphen James, engineer B. F. R. R., res. 99 S. New Jersey.
Sutton Joseph, plasterer, res. California.
Sutz Charles, tailor, bds. Railroad Exchange,
Swafford Edward, laborer, res. 217 N. New Jersey.
Swain James, clerk in postoffice, res. 29 N. Illinois.
Swammeier Christian, on Bellefontaine R. R., res. 164 N. Michigan.
Swartz Christian, teamster, res. 166 N. Noble.
Swartz Frederick W., clerk Munson & Johnston.
Swartz Jacob, baker Cincinnati Bakery, bds. 91 E. Wash- ington.
Swear Crist., drayman, res. 101 E. South.
Sweeny Patrick, res. 241 S. Pennsylvania.
Sweeny John, carpenter, bds. 73 W. Maryland.
SWEETSER JAMES N., attorney at law, office Johnson buildings, 23 E, Washington, res. 50 N. Pennsylvania. Sweicho Charles, laborer, 87 Union.
Sweinberger William, butcher, 73 S. Illinois.
Sweinhart Edmund, shoemaker, res. 68 E. St. Mary.
Sweinhart William, cutter, 3 W. Washington, res. 165 N. Alabama.
Sweir Gottlieb, laborer, res. 146 N. Liberty.
Swift Mrs. Mary, laundress, res. 51 E. Market.
Swigert Peter, house carpenter, Wabash, bet. New Jersey and East.
Swing Edward, butcher Bates House meat shop, res. 90 New York.
Syerup Henry, groceries, res. 119 N. East.
Sym James, cupola tender, res. 222 S. Alabama.
Symons Henry W., carpenter, res. 38 E. St. Clair.
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INDIANAPOLIS
DAILY AND WEEKLY
INDIANA
STATE SENTINEL
STEAM
PRINTING HOUSE.
Nos. 16, 18 and 20 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS. BINGHAM & DOUGHTY, Propr's.
Colored and
ILLUMINATED PRINTING
Neatly executed. Possessing facilities un- surpassed by any establishment in the west, we are prepared to do all kinds of Book and Job Printing on the most liberal terms.
Our assortment of Types and Printing Materials is large and complete, with seven Steam Power Presses, of the latest improve- ment.
Particularattention given to the printing of Show Bills, Mammoth Posters, Railroad Work, &c.
In connection with the above is the largest and most complete
Book Bindery
In the West. Blank Books, Railroad, Bank,
COUNTY WORK AND RULING
Will receive especial care. Periodicals, Magazines, &c., Bound in any style desired, at reasonable prices.
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Taff H., watehman, bds. 194 N. New Jersey.
Tagg H. B., blacksmith, bds. 84 N. New Jersey.
Taggart Samuel, machinist, res. 64 N. Mississippi.
Tague Geo. G., bds. 128 N. Alabama.
Talbott C. H., res. 66 Tennessee.
Talbott E. N., (Palmer & T.,) res. 90 N. Illinois.
TALBOTT JAMES W., merchant tailor, 3 W. Washing- ton, res. 38 E. New York.
TALBOTT JOHN M., postmaster, res. 66 N. Tennessee.
TALBOTT JOHN T., directory publisher, bds. Palmer House.
Talbott Richard C., family groceries and produce, 101 W. Washington.
TALBOTT W. H. & CO., watches and jewelry, 24 E. Washington.
Talbott Washington H., (W. H. T. & Co.,) res. S. W. cor. Ohio and Meridian.
Talbott Wm., tinner, bds. 9 Ohio, cor. Meridian.
Talbott. W., engineer Jeffersonville Railroad, res. 115 S. Alabama.
Talkington Robert, brick layer, res. 141 N. Noble.
Tallon John, machinist, res. 51 MeCarty.
Tamma Frank, carpenter, res. 184 S. Alabama.
TANNER GORDEN, attorney at law and reporter Su-
preme Court, office McQuat's Bloek, bds. Palmer · House.
Tanner John L., mattress maker, bds. 15 Indiana ave.
Tanney Martin, striker, res. 51 S. New Jersey.
Tanzy Mrs. Nancy, res. 100 E. Market.
Taonne Frederiek, laborer, res. 238 Massachusetts ave.
TAPKING & BECKER, merehant tailors, 63 E. Washing- ton.
Tapking Frederick H., clothier, E. Washington, res. 113 E. New York.
Tapking Frederiek, (T. & Becker,) res. 113 E. New York. Tapking John, chair maker, res. 65 N. New Jersey.
Tarlton James A., salesman Phillip Haynes, bds. 40 W. Washington.
TARKINGTON JOHN S., (Newcomb & T.,) res. 35 E. Ohio.
Tassling Leonard, works Washington Foundry, res. E. Washington.
Tattersall Joseph, stone cutter, res. 51 N. East.
Taylor Calvin, law student with N. B. Taylor, bds. 280 Massachusetts ave.
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INDIANAPOLIS
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED A. D. 1810 .- CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL,
$500,000
DIRECTORS:
H. HUNTINGTON, ALBERT DAY,
CHAS. BOSSWELL, JOB ALLYN,
JOHN P. BRACE,
JAMES GOODWIN,
HENRY KENEY, CALVIN DAY, CHAS. J. RUSS.
T. C. ALLYN, Secretary, H. HUNTINGTON, Pres. C. C. LYMAN, Assist. Sec. WM. N. BOWERS, Actuary.
D. ALEXANDER, Gen'l Agt. for Western and South-Western States, Columbus, O. JOHN GRAHAM, Ass't Agt. for Western and South-Western States, Columbus, O.
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE, INDIANA, Indianapolis, February 13th, 1860.
TO THE PEOPLE OF INDIANA :
The "Hartford Fire Insurance Company," having complied with the law of Indiana, by filing in this Office a statement of its condition on the first day of January, 1860, and having invited an examination of its af- fairs by this Department, I, John W. Dodd, Auditor of the State of Indi- ana, hereby certify that I have made a personal and thorough examina- tion of the books and assets of the Company, at their Office in the City of Hartford, Connecticut, and that the Company own and have in their possession in cash, and in securities convertible at pleasure, nearly One Million of Dollars, applicable to the payment of losses-an amount cor- responding with their official statement of January last. The Hartford Fire Insurance Company has been in existence for half a century. The high character of its officers for experience and probity-the promptness and fidelity with which it has met all it engagements-justly entitles it to the highest rank among the Insurance Companies of the country, and commends it to the patronage of the people of Indiana.
JOHN W. DODD, Auditor of State.
Insurance Policies in the Company issued by the under- signed upon as favorable terms as the nature of the risk will admit.
LOCKE & BROTHER, Indianapolis, Ind.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Taylor David M., bds. 57 Massachusetts ave.
Taylor Isaac, carpenter, res. 170 S. Alabama.
Taylor Israel, book-keeper, res. 57 Massachusetts ave.
Taylor Mrs. Jane, seamstress, 82 Tennessee.
Taylor Mrs. Louisa, res. 7 Pearl.
TAYLOR N. B., attorney at law and notary public, 30} W. Washington, up stairs, res. 109 N. Alabama.
Taylor Oliver, (col.,) bds. 107 W. North.
Taylor Mrs. Rebecka, seamstress, res. 177 N. Noble.
Taylor Riley, res. 146 W. Market.
Taylor Robert A., brick mason, res. 280 Massachusetts ave.
Taylor William H., tinner, bds. Mrs. Cook.
Taylor William L., American Express messenger Ind. Cen., bds. American House.
TAYLOR, WRIGHT & HADLEY, wholesale grocers, 66 E. Washington.
Tawhead T. R., student N. W. C. University, bds. E. Clark. Teal John, clerk in Hoosier Woolen Factory, lower end W. Washington.
TEAL NATHANIEL, physician and surgeon, 381 W. Wash- ington, res. N. Illinois, N. of City limits.
Teamann Henry, blacksmith, res. Bluff Road, cor. McCarty. Teaster Ernest, shoemaker, res. 133 N. Railroad.
Teats Frederick, 246 W. Washington.
Tebby Charles, res. 114 S. Noble.
Teckenbrock Wm., machinist, res. 187 S. Alabama.
Teder Henry, boot and shoemaker, res. 133 Railroad.
Teep Herman, striker, res. 271 Virginia ave.
Tegardner George, blacksmith, res. 180 S. Tennessee. Teish John, cabinet maker Sloan & Ingersoll.
Telbutt Elizabeth, sewer, bds. 83 N. Alabama.
Telbert Charles, bds. Pennsylvania House.
Telli John, brakeman, bds. Union House.
TELLKAMPE JOHN, carriage blacksmith, Pearl, rear of Postoffice.
TEMPERANCE HALL, 30} W. Washington, up stairs.
Teney Abraham, cooper, bds. cor. Market and Illinois.
TENEYCK J. & R. S., boots and shoes, 206 W. Washing- ton.
Teneyck John, shoemaker, res. 86 Indiana ave.
Teneyck John A., shoemaker, bds. California House.
Teneyck Nelson, boots and shoes, 260 W. Washington, bds. 20 California.
Teneyck Richard F., shoemaker, res. 20 California.
Tentscher Frederick, cabinet maker, bds. E. Washington. Terhune Charles, painter, 308 S. Delaware.
TERRE HAUTE & RICHMOND Railroad office and freight depot, Louisiana, bet. Tennessee and Mississippi.
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INDIANAPOLIS
THOMAS MARKHAM, -
BLACKSMITH,
Corner Pennsylvania and Maryland Streets.
Horses Shod, and Job Work of all kinds done- on short notice.
EYE INFIRMARY.
DR. L. GUSTIN,
Having permanently located in Indianapolis, would respectfully inform those suffering from acute or chronic Ophalmia generally, termed inflam- mation of the eye, Dimness of Sight, arising from ulceration of the eye, or its membranes, or injuries of any kind, either of short duration or many years' standing, that he is prepared, in all cases, to give relief, and in most cases, to perfect a cure.
All consultations strictly confidential. All Chronic Diseases attended to. Office on Second Floor of Ray's Building, opposite Union Depot. Resi- dence No. 132 South Alabama Street.
MODEL SHOP AND
NOVELTY WORKS,
McLEAN & GUMMER, Proprietors.
No. 30} South Meridian St., over C. A. Elliott's Store, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Inventors and others wishing Models for the Patent Office, or for Ex- hibition, will find it to their interest to patronize us, as we are prepared to execute all work entrusted to us with neatness and despatch, and assist Inventors to perfect their inventions. All communications confidential, if desired. Address P. O. Box 859, Indianapolis.
McLEAN & GUMMER.
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Terrell Mrs. Frances, 2 Garden.
Terry Mrs. Jane, 221 S. Pennsylvania, cor. Merrill.
Tess John, cabinet maker, S. Delaware.
Testjoint John, laborer, bds. 306 S. Delaware.
Tetcomb Daniel, street superintendent, 45 N. Illinois.
Thalman Isaac, book-keeper Hoosier Woolen Factory, res. 242 W. Washington.
Thalman John, (Grein & T.,) res. 214 E. Washington.
Tharp Caleb, res. 192 N. Illinois.
Thatew Amos, laborer, res. 13 Georgia.
Thayer Miss Aurellia A., res. 147 E. Market.
Thayer Daniel, collecting agent, res. 147 E. Market.
Thayer S., clerk G. E. West, bds. 145 E Market.
Theines Peter, porter, 35 N. Noble.
Theodore Thomas, brick mason, res. 125 N. East. THE INDIANA AMERICAN, Semi-Weekly, T. A. Good- win, editor and proprietor, rear of Glenn's Block.
THE WITNESS, M. G. Clark, editor and proprietor, office Odd Fellows' Hall.
Thomas Benjamin, res. W. Market.
Thomas Benjamin; (col.,) servant, 34 E. Michigan.
Thomas E. J., American Express messenger L. & I. R. R., bds. Bates House.
Thomas George, laborer, res. 61 N. Noble.
THOMAS GEORGE W., agent Grover & Baker's sewing machines, 46 W. Washington.
Thomas John, manager Indianapolis Rolling Mill, res. 57 W. South.
Thomas Judge John H., bds. Pyle House.
Thomas Lewis L., carpenter, res. 155 W. Vermont.
THOMAS MRS. M. J., milliner and dress maker, 46 W. Washington.
Thompson Archibald, machinist, res. 157 S. Alabama.
Thompson Daniel, mason, 19 Willard.
Thompson Eli, res. 133 W. New York.
Thompson Gideon B., printer Sentinel Office, bds. 27 Indi- ana ave.
Thompson Henry, cigar maker, bds. Farmers' Hotel.
Thompson Hugh, bakery, 4 S. Meridian.
Thompson James, baker, 4 S. Meridian.
'Thompson James, copyist, Co. clerk office, bds. Pyle House. Thompson Jim, conductor P. & I. R. R., bds. American House.
THOMPSON MRS. MARY, accoucher, physician and sur- geon, res. 20 N. Illinois.
THOMPSON MRS. MARY, groceries and dry goods, 66 E. South, res. same.
THOMPSON MRS. MARY, news depot at Postoffice.
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TERRE HAUTE AND RICHMOND
RAILROAD
Trains leave Terre Haute for Indianapolis daily, (Sundays excepted,) making close connections at Indianapolis with Trains for
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON, BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, Cleveland, Columbus, Madison &c.
DE- Passengers will please procure Tickets before entering the Cars. Through Tickets for all the Eastern Cities, &c., to be had at the Ticket Office. Freight Trains leave daily, except Sunday.
FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS.
Quick time is made by Express Freight Trains from St. Louis to the East. Only one change between St. Louis and Pittsburg, Buffalo and Cleveland. Stock Shippers will find this the most Superior Route to the East. Any arrangements can be made with James Beebe, corner Second and Poplar streets; St. Louis, Mo., in Valentine & Co.'s Freight House.
E. J. PECK, President and Superintendent, CHAS. WOOD, Secretary, JOHN SCOTT, Treasurer.
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Thompson Milton, carpenter, res. 114 E. Michigan.
Thompson Richard, machinist I. & C. R. R., res. Oriental, bet National and Michigan Road.
THOMPSON & WOODBURN, physicians and surgeons, office 14 E. Market.
Thompson William C., (T. & Woodburn,) res. 58 N. Illi- nois.
Thompson William A. C., (Bartlett & Co.,) bds. Macy House. Thompson William G., finisher, res. Indiana ave.
Thoms Frederick, (Spiegel, T. & Co.,) res. Noble, bet. Ohio and New York.
Thomson Hugh, machinist, bds. Michigan ave.
Thorn J., butcher, Cincinnati ave., cor. New Jersey.
Thornberry William, res. 134 N. Alabama.
Thornley Orian, machinist, res. 129 E. McCarty.
Thorpe John D., deputy Sheriff, office Court House, res. 39 E. Market.
Tickett John A., teamster, res. 178 N. East.
Tierney Martin, blacksmith B. R. R. Shop, res. S. New Jersey.
Tilberry Mathew, teamster, res. 26 N. Delaware.
TILFORD A. L., matress maker, 192 N. Mississippi.
Tilford J. M., president Indiana Journal Co., res. 128 N. Tennessee.
Tilford J. W., clerk Journal Office, bds. 192 N. Mississippi. Tilford Samuel E., res. 128 N. Tennessee.
Tilly Gilbert, marble cutter, bds. 223 W. Washington.
Tilly Herman, res. 188 S. Pennsylvania.
Tilly Joseph, physician, res. 128 S. Delaware.
TILLY THEODORE, soap manufacturer and dealer, res. 215 S. Pennsylvania.
TILLY WILLIAM, druggist, 81 E. Washington, res. 33 N. Alabama.
Tilton George W., painter, res. N. Pennsylvania.
Tilton Josiah S., painter, res. N. Pennsylvania.
Timmerman Herman, laborer, res. 153 N. Railroad.
TINDELL REV. GEORGE P., pastor 2d Presbyterian Chvrch, res. 54 W. Vermont.
Tiney Dennis, laborer, res. 95 S. Alabama.
Tinker John, teamster, 31 McCarty.
Tinsley Miss Lucy, music teacher, bds. 14 N. Meridian.
Toben Mat, with John Maloney, bds. 18 S. Meridian.
Tolan Eli, laborer, res. Wisconsin ave.
TOMLINSON & COX, druggists, 18 E. Washington.
Tomlinson James M., bds. 107 N. W. cor. Meridian and St. Clair.
Tomlinson Jesse D., carpenter, res. 157 N. Liberty.
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INDIANAPOLIS
GREAT NATIONAL AIR LINE INDIANAPOLIS ROUTE FROM ST. LOUIS TO ALL EASTERN AND NORTIIEEN CITIES VIA
TERRE HAUTE ALTON & ST. LOUIS
The above Route offers superior inducements to the traveling public, being the shortest and quickest Route between the Atlantic and Missis- sippi River.
Two Fast Express Trains Daily.
Passengers by this Great Eastern Route go through to Indianapolis without change of cars, making close and certain connections at Indian- apolis with those old and favorite Routes, the Bellefontaine and In- diana Central Railroads,
FOR ALL EASTERN AND NORTHERN CITIES.
New York passengers have choice of five excellent Railroad Routes, viz : the New York Central, Pennsylvania Central, New York & Erie, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.
Fine and spacious cars on all Trains, and passengers with the morn- ing Trains connect at Indianapolis with
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS
Also, with Sleeping Cars on the Pennsylvania, New York and Balti- more Roads, enabling the passengers to go through to the East, without the loss of a moment's sleep.
Baggage checked through to Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti- more, Washington City, Pittsl urg, Cincinnati and all intermediate places.
WM. D. GRISWOLD, Gen'l Superintendent. H. Q. SANDERSON, Gen'l Ticket Agent. F. M. COLBURN, Ticket Agent.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Topp Frank, shoemaker, res. 91 Fort Wayne ave.
Topp Mrs. Frederica, res. 70 E. St. Joseph.
Toohey James F., dining-room clerk Bates House. Tool John, laborer, bds. E. Washington.
Tool Martin, blacksmith, res. 177 S. East.
Torman John, carpenter, res. 248 Indiana ave.
TOUSEY & BYRAM, dry goods, 70 E. Washington.
TOUSEY GEORGE, president Branch of the Bank of the State of Indiana, N. E. cor. Meridian and Washington, res. 31 N. Delaware.
Tousey Homer, clerk, res. 110 N. New Jersey.
Tousey Jacob, porter Tousey & Byram.
Tousey Oliver, (T. & Byram,) res. 12 W. New York.
Tousey Zalmon, clerk Tousey & Byram, res. 90 N. Alabama. Tousley Joseph H., bds. 183 E. Market.
Tout Henry, brick mason, res. 91 Indiana ave.
Township Library, Court House.
Tracy Mrs. Kate, 14 Garden.
TRAYESER GEORGE, piana forte manufacturer, cor. Washington and Alabama, res. 119 E. Washington.
Trask George K., stump puller, res. 117 N. Meridian. Traub Conrad, laborer, res. 117 Fort Wayne ave.
Traut Israel, painter, res. 214 N. Alabama.
TRAUTMANN & CO., groceries and provisions, cor. East and North.
Trautmann Jacob, (T. & Co.,) res. 121 N. East.
Treisey Jacob, laborer, res. 15 Georgia.
TREMONT HOUSE, J. Rinkle, proprietor, cor. Illinois and Louisiana.
Trester John, expressman, res. 114 N. Mississippi.
Tretar John, white washer, res. E. St. Clair.
Trimble Joseph P., newspaper agent, bds. 33 W. Washing- ton.
Trimm Thomas, breakman I. & C. R. R., bds. 51 E. Louisi- ana.
Trindall Samuel, baggageman T. & R. R. R., bds. Palmer House.
Tripp Charles, runner Farmers' Hotel.
Troop James, currier Mooneys & Co., bds. Indiana House. Trott John, baker Phillip Haynes, 40 W. Washington.
Trotter John, laborer, res. 170 N. Liberty.
Truksegs John, blacksmith, 62 Kentucky ave.
Trump Jacob, brick mason, res. 59 E. St. Joseph.
Truschaun Frederick, stone mason, res. 146 S. New Jersey. Tull Thomas, res. 119 S. New Jersey.
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