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RESIDENT OFFICERS.
Superintendent, James S. Athon, M. D.
Assistant Physicians, Henry F. Barnes, M. D., John M. Dun- lap, M. D. Steward, Moses Hunter.
Matron, Mrs. Esther McLaughlin.
MASONIC ORDERS.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. The next Annual Conclave of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of the State of Indiana, will be held at Indianapolis, on the first Wednesday (5th) of December, 1860.
GRAND OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1860.
Rev. Sir William Pelan, of Connersville, R. E. Grand Commander ; Rev. Sir John W. Sullivan, of Jeffersonville, V. E. D. G. Commander; Sir Harvey G. Hazelrigg, of Thorntown, Grand Generalissimo ; Sir John A. Hutton, of New Albany, Grand Captain General ; Rev. Sir Lewis Dale, of New Castle, Grand Prelate; Sir Isaac Jenkinson, of Fort Wayne, Grand Senior Warden ; Sir Martin Frybarger, of Connersville, Grand Junior Warden ; Sir Charles Fisher, of Indianapolis, Grand Treasurer; Sir Francis King, of Indianapolis, Grand Recorder; Sir William G. Cooper, of Reynolds, Grand Standard Bearer ; Sir Joseph Johnson, of Fort Wayne, Grand Sword Bearer ; Sir William G. Terrell, of Lafayette, Grand Warder; Sir Henry Colestock, of Indianapolis, Grand Sentinel.
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GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
The Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of the State of Indiana, will hold the next annual communica- tion at Indianapolis, at 9 o'clock A. M., on the Tuesday (22d) before the fourth Monday of May, 1860.
GRAND OFFICERS.
Comp. William Hacker, of Shelbyville, Grand Puissant; Comp. William W. Lynde, of Centreville, Deputy G. Puis- sant; Comp. Horace Coleman, of Logansport, Gr. T. I. Gr. Master ; Comp. Thomas Pattison, of Aurora, Gr. P. C. of Work ; Comp. Martin Frybarger, of Connersville, Gr. Capt. Guards ; Comp. P. G. C. Hunt, of Indianapolis, G. Treas- urer ; Comp. Francis King, of Indianapolis, Gr. Recorder ; Comp. Daniel K. Hays, of Attica, Gr. Chaplain ; Comp. Henry Colestock, of Indianapolis, Gr. S. and Sentinel.
GRAND CHAPTER OF STATE OF INDIANA.
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter, of the State of Indiana, will hold its next annual communication at Indianapolis, at 2 o'clock P. M., on the Tuesday (22d) before the fourth Monday of May, 1860.
GRAND OFFICERS.
M. E. Daniel K. Hays, of Attica, G. H. Priest; E. Geo. W. Porter, of New Albany, D. G. H. Priest; E. Chauncy Charter, of Logansport, G. King; E. James R. Menden- hall, of Richmond, G. Scribe ; E. Rev. F. A. Hardin, of Muncie, G. Chaplain; E. Phineas G. C. Hunt, of India- napolis, G. Treasurer; E. Francis King, G. Secretary ; Comp. Thomas Pattison, of Aurora, G. Capt. Host; Comp. Horace Coleman, of Logansport, G. R. A. Captain ; Comp. Henry Colestock, of Indianapolis, G. Guard.
GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
The Grand Lodge of Indiana holds its annual communica- tion at the Masonic Hall, in the city of Indianapolis, at 2 o'clock P. M., on the fourth Monday (28th) of May, 1860.
GRAND OFFICERS.
M. W. Alexander C. Downey, of Rising Sun, G. Master ; R. W. Mahlon D. Manson, of Crawfordsville, D. G. Master ; R. W. William N. Doughty, of Laurel, S. G. Warden ; R. W. John B. Fravel, of Laporte, J. G. Warden; R. W. Chas. Fisher, of Indianapolis, Grand Treasurer ; R. W. Francis King, of Indianapolis, Grand Secretary ; Bro. Rev. William Pelan, of Connersville, G. Chaplain; Bro. William J. Mil- lard, jr., of Millersville, G. Lecturer; Bro. Ebenezer More-
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house, of Madison, G. Marshal ; Bro. Daniel K. Hays, of Attica, S. G. Deacon ; Bro. William W. Clinedenst, of Centre- ville, J. G. Deacon ; Bro. Henry Colestock, of Indianapolis, G. Tyler.
RAPER ENCAMPMENT, No. 1.
Total number of members 49; date of charter, October 16th, 1850; stated meetings fourth Wednesday in each month.
OFFICERS.
M. E. Sir Ephraim Colestock, G. Commander; M. E. Sir William Sullivan, Generalissimo; M. E. Sir John M. Bram- well, Capt. General ; M. E. Sir Francis King, Prelate; M. E. Sir Martin Igoe, Senior Warden ; M. E. Sir A. D. Gall, Junior Warden ; M. E. Sir Samuel Campbell, Treasurer ; M. E. Sir Charles Fisher, Recorder ; M. E. Sir William H. Lingenfelter, Standard Bearer; M. E. Sir John D. Morris, Sword Bearer; M. E. Sir David McWorkman, Warder ; M. E. Sir Henry Colestock, Sentinel.
COUNCIL.
Indianapolis Council, No. 2, at Indianapolis.
Francis King, T. I. G. M .; Ephraim Colestock, D. T. G. M .; Barton D. Jones, P. C. W .; Israel Conklin, C. G .; John L. Bramwell, Treasurer; Chas. Fisher, Recorder; Henry Colestock, Steward and Sentinel.
CHAPTER.
Indianapolis Chapter, No. 5, at Indianapolis, meets first
· Friday of each month ; number of members 84.
OFFICERS.
John L. Bramwell, H. P .; Ephraim Colestock, K .; Samuel Campbell, S .; Francis King, C. of H .; Israel Conk- lin, P. S .; James H. Seybold, R. A. C .; Richard Richards, G. M. 3. V .; Hermon Weinberger, G. M. 2. V .; Roger Parry, G. M. 1. V .; James Sulgrove, T. R .; Charles Fisher Sec'y ; Henry Colestock, Guard.
MARION LODGE, No. 35.
Chartered 1853. Meets at Masonic Hall third Wednesday in each month.
J. M. Bramwell, W. M .; Israel Conklin, S. W .; B. D. Jones, jr., J. W .; Moses Wolf, T .; F. King, Sec'y; Richard Richards, S. D .; Jas. M. Jameson, J. D .; Henry Colestock, Tyler.
CENTER LODGE, No. 23.
Number of members 100. Chartered October, 1846. Meets at Masonic Hall first Wednesday in each month.
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J. M. Tomlinson, W. M .; Wm. Warman, S. W .; Peter Ritter, J. W .; I. H. Roll, Treasurer ; Chas. Fisher, Sec'y ; Wm. Nichols, S. D .; John C. Weinberger, J. D .; H. Cole- stock, Tyler.
CONCORDIA LODGE, No 178.
Chartered May, 1855. Meets at Masonic Hall the second Wednesday in each month.
Geo. F. Meyer, W. M .; Frank Damme, S. W .; Jacob Reinacker, J. W .; Chas. John, Treasurer ; Albert Reisner, Sec'y ; Adam Spring, S. D .; Godleif Kamm, J. D .; H. Cole- stock, Tyler.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS. R. W. G. ENCAMPMENT, I. O. O. F., OF INDIANA.
The R. W. Grand Encampment, I. O. O. F., of Indiana, was instituted on the 10th of December, 1847, and convenes at Odd Fellows' Hall, Indianapolis, on the third Monday preceding the third Tuesday of May and November of each year.
OFFICERS.
Thomas B. McCarty, M. W. G. Patriarch, Wabash ; R. C. S. Maccoun, M. E. G. High Priest, Danville ; John T. Saun- ders, R. W. G. Senior Warden, Jeffersonville ; A. J. Power, R. W. G. Junior Warden, Warsaw ; E. H. Barry, R. W. G. Scribe, Indianapolis ; T. P. Haughey, R. W. G. Treasurer, Indianapolis ; Christopher Toler, W. G. Sentinel, Madison ; Jacob T. Williams, Dep. G. Sentinel, Indianapolis ; Chris Miller, Lafayette, J. S. Harvey, Jeffersonville, G. Rops. G. L. U. S .; John H. Stailey, Rochester, David Ferguson, Win- chester, Alt. G. Reps.
PAST GRAND PATRIARCHS.
Christian Bucher, of No. 2; Isaac H. Taylor, of No. 2; Daniel Moss, of No. 27 ; J. S. Harvey, of No. 5; Jacob P. Chapman, of No. 5; Job B. Eldridge, of No. 10; E. H. Bar- ry, of No. 12; Lewis Humphreys, of No. 9; Chris Miller, of No. 6; J. H. Stailey, of No. 24.
PAST GRAND HIGH PRIESTS.
Casper Markle, of No. 11; W. P. Applegate, of No. 33 ; George B. Jocelyn, of No. 1; Thos. P. Gunnell, of No. 38 ; David Ferguson, of No. 50.
GRAND LODGE OF INDIANA.
The R. W. Grand Lodge of I. O. O. F., of Indiana, was in- stituted on the 14th of August, 1837, and convenes at
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MUNSON'S COPPER TUBULAR
LIGHTNING ROD
WITH SPIRAL FLANGES. [SEE NEXT PAGE.
MUNSON'S COPPER TUBULAR
LIGHTNING ROD, WITH
SPIRAL FLANGES, Continues to receive the highest marks of commendation which science can give. During the past Fall it has received First Premiums at the following places :
NEW YORK STATE FAIR, HELD AT ALBANY ;
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA : ILLINOIS STATE FAIR, HELD AT FREEPORT ; INDIANA STATE FAIR, HELD AT NEW ALBANY ; MARYLAND INSTITUTE, HELD AT BALTIMORE; AND THE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, OF CINCINNATI. In other years it received FIRST PREMIUMS at the OHIO STATE FAIR, HELD AT CLEVELAND ; CONNECTICUT STATE FAIR, HELD AT BRIDGEPORT ; AMERICAN INSTITUTE, OF NEW YORK CITY ; FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, OF PHILADELPHIA, PA. ; AND THE NATIONAL FAIR, HIELD AT LOUISVILLE, KY .; AND AT FIFTY-ONE COUNTY AND DISTRICT FAIRS, HELD IN DIFFERENT SECTIONS OF THE COUNTRY.
It never has been beaten in any contest, and never will be, where the judges are scientific and practical men.
It has been recommended by over Three Hundred Professors in Colleges, and other scientific men, as the best Rod ever in- vented, and possessing all the elements necessary to protect buildings from Lightning.
Over One Hundred Newspapers and other journals have spoken of it in terms of highest praise, and it has been liberally patronised by the most intelligent people wherever introduced. Sold Wholesale and Retail by the Subscribers. State Rights for sale.
LOCKE & MUNSON, PROPRIETORS AND MANUFACTURERS. OFFICE IN BLACKFORD'S BLOCK, Indianapolis, Indiana.
THE OPINION OF DR. BOYNTON,
As a sample of the numerous testimonials in our possession, we append the opinion of Dr. Boynton, the celebrated lecturer on Geology, Electricity, &c.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 2, 1860.
Having examined Munson's Copper Tubular Lightning Rod with Spiral Flanges, I am free to say that it is the best Rod, by far, that I ever saw. Its chief points of superiority are, that it is Copper, which is one of the best conductors of electricity ; it is Tubular, and thus a greater surface is obtained at a smaller cost than if solid ; its Spiral Flanges stiffen the rod, and their rough edges dissipate the electricity, and therein is much better than if the surface was smooth ; its connection is so complete that it is in effect a continuous rod. I am fully persuaded that when it is properly erected, it is a complete protection against the disasters produced by lightning. JOHN F. BOYNTON.
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Odd Fellows' Hall, Indianapolis, on the third Tuesday of May and November in each year.
OFFICERS.
Thomas Underwood, M. W. Grand Master, Lafayette ; James Burgess, R. W. D. Grand Warden, Danville; J. H. Popp, R. W. Grand Warden, Richmond; E. H. Barry, R. W. Grand Secretary, Indianapolis ; T. P. Haughey, R. W. Grand Treasurer, Indianapolis; Milton Herndon, G. Rep. G. L. U. S., Crawfordsville; George B. Roberts, G. Rep. G. L. U. S., La Porte ; L. M. Campbell, Alt. G. Rep., Danville; J. L. Mclaughlin, Alt. G. Rep., Lebanon ; Rev. I. M. West- fall, R. W. Grand Chaplain, Lafayette ; W. H. Schlater, R. W. Grand Marshal, Centreville ; F. R. A. Jeter, R. W. Grand Conductor, Brookville; Chris Toler, R. W. Grand Guardian, Madison; A. W. Fuqua, W. Grand Herald, Indianapolis ; S. Levin, Grand Messenger, Logansport.
METROPOLITAN ENCAMPMENT, No. 5, I. O. O. F. Meets every first and third Monday of each month.
Benjamin F: Foster, Chief Patriarch; Roger Parry, High Priest; Stephen Sharpe, Senior Warden .; A. W. Branham, Junior Warden; Samuel Frazer, Scribe; Horace A. Fletcher, Treasurer; John G. Waters, Per. Scribe.
MARION ENCAMPMENT, No. 35, I. O. O. F.
Meets every second and fourth Monday of each month.
S. C. Morgan, Chief Patriarch; Richard C. Stout, High Priest; W. H. Lingenfelter, Senior Warden; Andrew J. Hinesley, Junior Warden; Zalmon Tousey, Scribe; George G. Holman Treasurer.
GERMAN TEUTONIA ENCAMPMENT, No 56, I. O. O. F. Meets every second and fourth Friday of each month.
Frederick Ruschhaupt, Chief Patriarch; John Brinkman, High Priest; Frederick Burgtorf, Senior Warden; John Stumph, Junior Warden; John Kistner, Scribe; Joseph Karle, Treasurer,
CENTER LODGE, No. 18, I. O. O. F.
Meets every Tuesday evening,
Stephen McNabb, Noble Grand; Wm. J. Woolen, Vice Grand; Benjamin F. Bryant, Recording Secretary; John G. Waters, Permanent Secretary; Horacc, A. Fletcher, Treas- urer.
PHILOXENIAN LODGE, No. 44, I. O. O. F. Meets every Wednesday evening. Theophilus Parvin, Noble Grand; Thomas J. Vater, Vice
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Grand; S. C. Morgan, Recording Secretary; Joseph S. Wat- son, Permanent Secretary; Joseph R. Haugh, Treasurer.
GERMANIA LODGE, No. 129, I. O. O. F. Meets every Thursday Evening. Charles Richmann, Noble Grand; John Brinckmeyer, Vice Grand; Tobias Bender, Recording Secretary; G. F. Henning, Permanent Secretary; John Kistner, Treasurer.
CAPITAL LODGE, No. 124, I. O. O. F.
Meets every Friday evening.
Geo. P. C. Brown, Noble Grand; W. L. Lingenfelter, Vice Grand; Zalmon Tousey, Recording Secretary; Theodore P. Haughey, Permanent Secretary; Benjamin R. McCord, Treasurer.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF SONS OF MALTA.
CORTEZ LODGE, NO. 1.
Supreme Grand Council for the State of Indiana. Organ- ized May 26th, 1859. Place of meeting, at Hall, N. side of Washington, bet. Meridian and Pennsylvania.
GRAND OFFICERS.
H. Otis, S. G. Commander; A. H. Conner, S. V. G. Com- mander; A. P. Willard, G. B. J. A .; A. A. Hammond, G. R. J. A .; E. Hartwell, S. G. Treasurer .; Samuel W. Gulick, S. G. D. D .; James Sweetser, S. G. C .; L. H. Dodd, S. G. C .; C. J. Dobbs, S. of G .; S. W. Elliott, S. G. S .; J. Kitchen, M. D., S. G. S .; Barton Jones, G. T. J. A.
UNITED OLD ORDER OF DRUIDS. OCTAVIAN GRAVE, No. 3.
Meets every Monday night. Hall, E. Washington opp. Court House.
OLD GERMAN LODGE OF HARAGURIS. FREYA LODGE, No. 81, A. D. O. H. Meets every Tuesday evening. Hall, E. Washington, opp. Court House.
OFFICERS.
John Mueller, O. B .; Fred Stein, Per. Secretary; David Steif, U. B .; John B. Stumph, Treasurer; Charles Bruner, Secretary; Ad. Seidensticker, District Deputy.
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TEMPERANCE ORDERS. GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR OF INDIANA.
Meets annually in May. The next session will be held in Lafayette.
OLIVER TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 6.
Meets at Temperance Hall, every Monday evening. GRAND DIVISION OF SONS OF TEMPERANCE OF INDIANA.
The annual session is held at Indianapolis in November, and the semi-annual session in April, at whatever point the Grand Division may designate.
WASHINGTON DIVISION No. 1.
Organized April 20th, 1846, meets at Temperance Hall, every Friday evening.
MARION DIVISION No. 76.
Organized January, 1858, meets every Tuesday night, at Wright's Hall, opposite Little's Hotel.
METROPOLITAN DIVISION No. 410.
Organized April, 1859, meets every Wednesday night, at Temperance Hall.
GRAND LODGE I. O. G. T., OF INDIANA.
Meets annually in Indianapolis, in October.
INDIANAPOLIS TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. 1. Meets last Saturday in each Month.
OFFICERS.
John H. Randall, President; John Schley, Vice President; John Eskew, Corresponding Secretary; M. H. Halpin, Record- ing Secretary; Henry Nobbe, Treasurer; Theophilus McClure, Guardian.
Executive Committee .- Charles P. Hutchinson, S. L. John- son, James Appleton, Wm. M. Meridith, C. S. Butterfield, A. M. Woodin, Michael Broden.
RAILROADS. BELLEFONTAINE LINE.
In full operation. Whole length, 202 miles. Indianapolis, Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad Co. From Indianapolis to Columbus.
OFFICERS.
President and Superintendent, John Brough; Assistent Su- perintendent, John Camby; General Ticket Agent. J. F. Boyd; Treasurer, Edward King; Auditor, W. H. Otis.
Office Meridian and Louisiana streets, N. E. corner.
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS AND CLEVELAND STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Office No. 3, Post Office Building.
OFFICERS.
President, Jeremiah Smith; Secretary and Treasurer, James Greene.
INDIANA & ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. W. COMPANY.
Whole length of line, 149 miles from Indianapolis to Decatur, Illinois. About $500,000, have been already ex- pended on this Road.
Office in Blake's Building. OFFICERS.
President, Edmund Clarke; Secretary and Treasurer, J. M. Sharpe.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
In full operation. Running from Indianapolis to Cincin- nati, via. Lawrenceburgh, without change of cars. Making use of the Ohio and Mississippi broad guage track from Lawrenceburgh to Cincinnati.
OFFICERS.
President and Superintendent, H. C. Lord; Assistant Sup't., J. W. Mills; General Ticket Agent, W. H. L. Noble; General Freight Agent, John W. Cheek; Treasurer, W. O. Rockwood; Secretary, A. Worth; Master Machinist, R. Meek.
General offices, south Delaware street, one square north of South street.
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY.
In full operation. Running from Indianapolis to Cincin- nati and Dayton, via. Richmond.
OFFICERS.
President, John S. Newman; Vice President, Charles Parry; Superintendent, Henry L. Pope; Road Master, John L. Shank; Secretary and Treasurer, Samuel Hannah; General Ticket Agent, Horace Parrott; General Freight Agent, William A. Bradshaw.
General office, corner Delaware street, and Virginia ave. Freight office, one square on Delaware street.
JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD.
In full operation from Indianapolis to Jeffersonville. Length of Road, 108 miles.
OFFICERS. President, D. Ricketts; Superintendent, A. S. Crothers;
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Treasurer and Secretary, J. H. McCampbell; General Ticket Agent, H. H. Reynolds; General Book-keeper, R. J. Forsyth; Agent at Jeffersonville, Thomas Carse; Agent at Indianapolis, J. G. Whitcomb.
Freight office, 43 South street, Madison Depot.
LAFAYETTE AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.
From Indianapolis to Lafayette, in full operation. Length of Road, 64 miles.
OFFICERS.
President, W. F. Reynolds; Superintendent, J. O. D. Lilly; Freight Agent, E. Locke; General Ticket Agent, Jos. Livsey; Secretary and Treasurer, George Williams; Master Machinist, James L. Vruclain.
MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.
In full operation. Running from Indianapolis to Madison. Length of Road, 89 miles.
OFFICERS.
President, F. H. Smith; Superintendent, D. C. Branham; Secretary, Thomas Pollock.
Office, 45 South street, Madison Depot.
TERRE HAUTE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD.
From Terre Haute to Indianapolis, seventy-three miles. Passenger trains leave Terre Haute, three trains daily, (Sundays excepted,) making close connections with all trains at Indianapolis, also, at Terre Haute, with through trains for St. Louis.
OFFICERS.
President and Superintendent, E. J. Peck; Secretary, Charles Wood; Road Master, J. Hice; Master Machinist, Charles P. Peddle; Ticket Agent, R. A. Morris; Freight Agent, C. W. Mancourt.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.
In full operation from Indianapolis to Peru, a distance of seventy-three miles. Connects at Peru, with Toledo, Wa- bash and Western Railroad.
OFFICERS.
Superintendent, David Macy; Assistant Sup't., C. B. Robin- son, Secretary and Treasurer, T. P. Haughey; General Freight Agent, L. N. Andrews; Master Machinist, F. Gilman.
INDIANAPOLIS GYMNASTIC ASSOCIATION.
Gymnasium 3d floor, C. A. Elliott's Building, N. W. cor- ner Meridian and Maryland.
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Organized March 9th, 1859. Number of members, 275. Tickets of membership, $5. Resident clergymen are fur- nished with tickets gratis.
Cost of fitting up Hall, fixtures, apparatus, &c., including four bowling alleys, $1,200.
OFFICERS.
Simon Yandes, President; William Wallace, Vice President; Thomas H. Bowles, Secretary; Thomas H. Sharpe, Treasurer. John Coburn, J. H. Vajen, Robert Meek, Directors.
POPULATION.
The following may be considered as approximates to the present population of our City. Males, 13,866; Females, 11,740. Total, 25,606; including Colored, 625.
Of single Men and heads of Families, there were originally from Germany, 1,889; Ireland, 686; England, 202; Scotland, 106; France, 85; Prussia, 34; Switzerland, 13; Italy, 5; Austria 2; Denmark, 2; Wales, 2; Holland, 2. Total from Foreign Countries, 3,028.
Of those born in the United States, there are natives of Indiana, 760; Pennsylvania, 601; Kentucky, 441; New York, 334; Virginia, 294; Maryland, 212; Ohio, 200; Massachusetts, 136; New Jersey, 126; North Carolina, 125, Connecticut, 60; Vermont, 44; New Hampshire, 38; Illinois, 34; Georgia, 34; Maine, 24; South Carolina, 16; Delaware, 14; Tennessee, 7; Louisiana, 6; D. C., 6; Alabama, 4; Iowa, 2; Wisconsin, 1. Total born in the United States, 3,519.
We believe the above figures to be very nearly correct, but it will be readily perceived that in the hurry of our Can- vass, it would be impossible to attend to the matter with that degree of care, necessary to insure perfect accuracy.
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MANUFACTURES.
It was designed to furnish a complete statement of the manufacturing interests of the city, and to this end considerable efforts were made by means of circulars, &c., to obtain the requisite materials; but, upon ex- amination, we find that our returns are so meagre and incomplete that we could only present a partial view at best, and we therefore determined to defer the matter until the publication of the next edition, when we in- tend to take a different, and we hope more successful, method of obtain- ing the necessary facts and figures. However, we give below a business summary, showing at a glance the number engaged in the various pro- fessions and every department of industrial trade :
SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &C.
Accouchers 5 Dentists 7
Agents, Ale and Porter 2 Drug Stores. 12
Agents, Bo k J
Dry Goods (retail) . 15
Agents, Insurance 12
Dry Goods (whol sale 4
Agents, Patent Right 7
Dyers and Scourers 8 Agents, Real Estate 12
Edge Tool Manufacturers 1
Agents, Sewing Machines 7
Embroideries 3 Agr cultural Implen ents 9
Architects 6
Express Offices 4
Ar ists 9
Fancy Goods 11
Attorneys at Law .76
Bakeries 17
Banking Houses 3
Flouring Mills 3
Banks 1
Foundries and Machine Shops 4
Ba bers' Saloons . 14
Furniture Dealers 10
Boef and Pork Packers
Q
Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters 3
Be'l Hanger and Locksmith 1
Gilders and Picture Frame Makers 1
Grocers (w olesale) 16
Bill : osters.
Grocers (retail) . 110
Elacksmiths 13
Guns and Pistols 4
Blank Book Manu acturers.
4
Hardware S oros. 7
Boarding Houses.
22
Hus, Caps and Furs 5
Boiler Makers
1
Hide and Leather D alers 5
Bonne Bleachers
3
Book Binders.
6
Hotels 24
Book Stores
6
Ice Dealers 2
Boo's and Shoes , wholesale)
4
Insurance Companies (Home) 5 Insurance Companies ( Foreign).
Bowls g Alleys
Brass Founderies 2 Iron and Steel. . 4
Breweri s 3
Justices of the Peace 4 Q
Brick Yards
6
La d, Oil, S ap and Candles
Frokers, (bill and note)
Last .nd Per Factor es
1
Building Stone
Lightning Rod Manuf cturers (copper).
1
Butter and Egg Dealers
1
Cancer Doctors
Q
Ca-pente s and Builders
28
Lock- mith
4
Marble Yards .. 7
China, Glass, &c. :
3
Merchant Ta lors 19
Cigar and Tobacco Stores
11
Milliners and Dressmakers 27
Clothing Stores
13
Model Builders 3
Coal De lers 6
Money Brokers 1
Coal Oil Lamp Dealer 1
News Depots.
9
Conf ctioners 10
Newspapers ( emi-weekly) 1
Cooperages 3
Ne spap rs (weekly) 0 Coppersm ths 2
Periodicals (monthly ) 3
Daguerrean Rooms. 7
Notaries Public .. 21
1
Butchers. 13
Lime and Cement Dealers. Livery St :bles 9 2 Loan Offices 3
1 Carpets, & C.
Lumber Yards 6 Carriage Shops.
6
Music Stores
Commercial t olleges.
Commission Merchants. 12
Newspapers (daily)
8
osiery and frit mings 1
Boots and Shoes (retail) ... .45 3 Iren Railings 27
File Maker 1 Flour and Feed Dealers. 10
Billiard Saloons 9
Engraver 1
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Nurseries
2
Oculists
1
Well Diggers ..
Opticians
Paint and Color Works. 1
Painters .
13
Paper Pox Makers
1 1
Paper Mill
3
Patent Solicitors
3
Physicians. 64
Piano Fortes 3
Planing Mills
3
Military Companies 3
Artilery Company. 1
Plumbers
2
Portrait Painters. 4
Professors of Music
7
I rinting Offices Printers (book and job)
6
Postoffice 1
Literary Institutes 3
Pump Makers
4
Chess Club 1 Churches 30
Restauran's
13
Rolling Mills ..
1
Academy (Catholic) 1
Saddle and Harness Manufacturers 6
Saddlery Hardware.
3
Saloons
44
Sash, Doors and Blinds
4
Saw Manufacturers.
Grand Counc 1. 1
1
Grand Lodge
1
Silversmiths .
3
Subordinate Encampment 1
S'air Builders
1
Subordinate Council. 1
Stock Brokers
I
Subordinate Chapter 1
Stoneware
1
Surveyors
6
Grand Encampment, I. O. O. F. 1
1
Tea Dealers
5
Subordinate Encampments 3
Tinware and Stoves.
10
Subordinate Lodges 4 1
Lodge I. O. S. M.
Lodge (German) Haraguris. 1
8
Undertakers
4
Railroads under construction 2
Vinegar Manufacturers
2
Temperance organizations
6
Wagon Manufactu ers.
5
Typographical Union
1
Wall l'apers.
2
Gymnastic Association
9991
Wood and Willow Ware. 1
Woolen Factori : s .. 2
Yankee Notions and Toys
Miscellaneous.
Steam Fire Companies 3
Plaster rs 2
Company of Light Dragoons 1 Gas Light and Coke Company 1 Building and Savings Association 1
Halls and Public Buildings.
Publishers (book).
5
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Female Seminaries ..
Public Libr rics 3
State Benevolent Institutions 3 Grand Encampment Knight Templars, (Masonic) 1
1 4
Saw Mills
Sred Stores
2
Masonic Lodges 3
Tanners
3
Grand Lodge .
Taunk Manufacturers
2
Turners ..
1
Umbrella Manufacturers. 1
Railroads completed
Wines and Liquors.
Patent Medicines
Watches and Jewelry 9
9
Grand Chapter
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CITY DIRECTORY.
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NAMES TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION, REMOVALS, &C.
Adams Wm. M., carpenter, res. 184 N. Illinois.
BARRY DR. E. H., R. W. G. Scribe, Grand encampment of the State of Indiana, I. O. O. F., office Odd Fellows' Hall.
Batty John H., 31 N. Alabama.
Bamberger Isaac, clerk H. Bamberger, bds. Tremont House. Bobbs J. S., physician and surgeon, office removed to Harri- son's Bank.
BOYD J. T., physician, (home,) removed to 28 N. Illinois, res. Ohio, bet. Illinois and Tennessee.
BRANSON MISS S., agent for J. B. Aiken's Knitting ma- chine, 2 Ray's Building, W. Washington.
Bugby L. M., res. 118 N. Pennsylvania.
FERGUSON KILBY, attorney at law and notary public, Sentinel Building, res. S. E. cor. East and McCarty.
Fish A. A., ambrotype artist, cor. Washington and Meridian. Gold Joseph S., traveling agent G. W. Hawes, bds. American House.
Hasket E., pump maker, Kentucky ave., below State offices. Hoshour Samuel K., removed to W. S. New Jersey, bet. Market and Ohio.
Kellogg Henry S., wholesale iron and hardware commission store, 66 E. Washington, res. 87 N. Meridian.
Lord Julian F., teacher of piano forte and melodian, res. at · Rev. A. L. Brooks, 89 E. Ohio.
McLean & Gummer, model builders, removed to cor. Mary- land and Meridian, up stairs.
Moffitt & Hall, dentists, removed to C. A. Elliott's Building. MORRISON JAMES A., clerk Palmer House.
Reynolds John, (Sulgrove & R.,) res. 30 Ohio.
HAWTHORN & BUCHANAN,
IMPORTERS OF
China, Glass and teensware,
No. 83 E. Washington St.,
CHINA
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
GLASS
Also, Manufacturers and Dealers in
QUEEN'S WAR E
19 STONEWARE
290
INDIANAPOLIS
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAIL
ROAD
COMPANY.
This road is seventy-three miles in length, runs through the center of Marion, Hamilton, Howard and Miami, and extends from Indianapolis to Peru, passing through the flourishing towns of Noblesville, Cicero, Tipton, Sharps- ville and Kokomo, connecting at Peru with the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, East for Toledo and De- troit, and West for Logansport, Delphi, Lafayette, and towns in Eastern Illinois. Connects with the numerous Railroads diverging from Indianapolis. This is the most direct route from Louisville and Southern towns to
Toledo, Detroit and Montreal.
Freight and passengers are carried as low as by any other route. This is 62 miles shorter to the Lakes from India- napolis than by any other road. This Company have ex- cellent facilities for transporting both FREIGHT and PAS- SENGERS, and the road is in good running condition, and a safe and reliable route.
OFFICERS.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent. C. B. ROBINSON, Assistant Superintendent. THEO. P. HAUGHEY, Sec., Treas. and Gen. Ticket Agt. L. N. ANDREWS, General Freight Agent. F. GILMAN, Master Machinist, (Peru, Indiana.)
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CITY DIRECTORY.
DR. N. S. DODGE & CO.,
PHYSICIANS
FOR DISEASES OF THE
LUNGS, HEART & LIVER
ALSO CONSULTING PHYSICIANS
OF THE Home Mutual, Equitable, Canada Mutual, White River Valley and Ætna
LIFE INSURANCE COS.
DODGE & BLACK, Agts. OFFICE, NO. 2 GLENN'S BLOCK, INDIANNPOLIS, IND., BOX 818.
292
. INDIANAPOLIS
E. C. ATKINS, Batu Manufacturer
Manufacturer of
I. H. Tuttle's Patent Hook Tooth Cross Cut. ALSO, N. T. Cofin's Patent Chi- sel Tooth Mill Saw. SHEFFIELD
SAW WORKS
No. 155 Illinois St., South of Union Depot,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ELLSWORTH, COLLEY & REDSTONE, COUNSELORS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS OF PATENTS, No. 10 South Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, ING.
Attend to all cases in the Federal, Supreme, Circuit and other Courts for the State of Indiana, and to the Collection of Debts ; also, procure Patents, Pensions, and Prosecute any Claims connected with the various departments of the General Government.
N. B .- Competent Draughtsmen are connected with this office to aid Inventors in their application.
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NATIONAL LIBRARY BINDERY CO WEST SPRINGFIELD EAST CLEVELAND INDIANAPOLIS ATLANTA
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