Zanesville directory, 1851

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The Muskingum County Genealogical Society

gratefully acknowledges the generosity of

Mr. Norris Schneider, Zanesville Historian

and Author, in making this work available for reprinting.

PRINTED AT THE BOOK AND JOB OFFICE OF THE ZANESVILLE COURIER.

Reprinted 1981 by The Muskingum County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society

ADVERTISEMENT.

A the suggestion of several of the principal business men of the city, the undersigned undertook the publication of a Business Directory of Zanesville. At first it was feared that the project might not be pecuniarily successful, as the outlay would necessarily be very heavy; but he is pleased to say that his exertions met with a cordial reciprocation, which placed its prospects of success beyond doubt; and he is grateful to the merchants and business men generally for their favors, and trusts that the Directory will prove satisfactory to them in every respect. No pains or labor have been spared to render it worthy of the patronage he has received, and credita- ble to the eharacter of the city abroad. It was not to be expected, however, that every thing desired could be attained in the first issue of a work of this kind, but he believes, that in the main, it will be found correct and serve as a reliable means of reference to strangers and all wishing to become acquainted or to transact business in the city, containing, as it does, the cards of the principal business men of Zaneaville. Any discrepan- cies or omissions which may readily occur iu the compilation of any work, and which, perhaps, may be discovered in this volume, the publisher hopes

will meet with the indulgence of a liberal public.

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the Muskingum river at Duncan's Falls, but a second ex- amination convinced him that the water power to be obtained at the falls at the point where Zanesville now stands; would be of great value, and he accordingly laid out the road so as to cross the river at this place. He thus became entitled, agreeable to the act of Congress, to a section of land embracing the falls, and part of which location forms the site of the city of Zanesvillé. The other sections were located, one where Lancaster now stands, and the other opposite Chillicothe. The land east of the Muskingum being considered poor and unproduc- tive, Mr. Zane gave the first section to his brother and John McIntire, for assisting him in opening the road; re- taining what he thought the most valuable sections. A few years, however, have wrought a great change, and the section of land Mr. Zane gave to his brother and Mr. McIntire is now worth more than quadruple the others. One of the conditions annexed to the grant of Mr. Zane was that he should keep ferries across the river du- ring the pleasure uf Congress. Messrs. Zane and McIn- tire, in accordance with this provision, established a ferry across the Muskingum, and gave it to William M'Cul- loch and Henry Crooks. It was kept near where the upper bridge is situated. The ferry boat was composed of two canoes lashed together; and the first flat boat used for the ferry was one in which Mr. McIntire removed from Wheeling in 1799. The first mail ever carried in Ohio was brought from Marietta. to M'Culloch's cabin by Danie Convers, in 1798, where, by an arrangement of the postmaster general, it met a mail from Wheeling and one from Limestone. M'Culloch, who could barely read, was appointed postmaster, with a salary of $30 per annum; but the duty of assorting and mailing the packa- ges generally fell upon Mr. Convers, a he was more expert. At this time the mails met weekly. Four years after, a

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number of families having settled here, a regular post office was opened, and Thomas Dowden appointed post master, who kept his oflice in a wooden building on Front street, near the river. In 1799, Messrs. Zane and McIntire laid out the town, which they call **Westbourn," a name which it continued to bear until a post office was established by the postmaster general, under the name of "Zanesville," and the village soon took the same name.

A few families from Kanawha settled on the west side of the river, soon after M'Culloch arrived, and the settle- ment soon received numerous accessions. It contained at this time one store and no tavern. The latter incon- venience was remedied by Mr. McIntire, who, for public accommodation rather than private emolument, opened a house of entertainment.

This hotel, the first in Zanesville, did not present a very imposing appearance, being nothing more than a large log cabin; yet, the traveler, who had once shared the hospitality of Mr. McIntire and lady, were ready to acknowledge that under that humble roof, they experienced such treatment, and shared such luxuries, or rather comforts, as the backwoods afforded, as would make it a welcome resting place should they again pass by its door. Lewis Cass, in his «Camp and Court of Louis Philippe," alludes to the circumstance of Louis Philippe stopping at this hotel when kept by Mr. McIntire, in these words: * At Zanesville, the party found the comfortable cabin ef Mr. McIntire, whose name has been preserved in the king's memory, and whose house was a favorite place of rest and refreshment for all the travelers who, at this early period, were compelled to traverse that part of the country. And if these pages should chance to meet the eyes of any of those who, like the writer, have passed many a pleasant hour under the roof of this uneducated, but truly worthy and respectable man, he trusts they will unite in this tribute to his memory."

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This hotel stood on what is now the corner of Market and Second Streets, a short distance from the river. It was situated in an open maple grove, and commanded a full view of the falls. This continued to be the only public house of entertainment until 1802, when David Harvey opened a tavern on the corner of Third and Main Streets; and this was about the first shingled house in the town. Mr. McIntire's tavern was now discontinued, a he had only kept it for the accommodation of the public, and did not desire to interfere with Harvey's business.

When the Legislature in 1804 passed an act creating the county of Muskingum, the commissioners appointed to select a site for the county seat reported in favor of Zanesville. It was not without some difficulty, however, that the friends of Zanesville succeeded in having their town chosen, as some wished the county seat to be at Coshocton, others preferred the district of country known as the Cass section, just above Dresden. Muskingum then comprised Coshocton besides itself, as well as a greater portion of what. now constitutes the counties of Holmes, Tuscarawas and Guernsey, and a part of Perry, Morgan, Monroe, and Carroll. The citizens of Zanes- ville, while the question was yet undecided, turned out, and cut down the trees and bushes in the principal streets, so as to make their town appear to the best advantage, it then containing but few buildings, and the site of the town being covered with trees and bushes. The county seat having been established, here, the town improved more rapidly; many land warrants were taken up through the county, and a land office was established here in 1803. The first court in Zanesville was held in Harvey's tavern. Shortly after, however, wooden buildings were erected, which were used for the several purposes of court house, jail, and SherifPs residence. These buildings stood directly behind the present court house, and were

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burnt down some time afterwards, having been set on fire by a negro confined in the jail on a Charge of larceny. Previous to the erection of these buildings, great difficulty was frequently experienced i in the retention of prisoners, and on one occasion, Mr. McIntire and some others watched day and night over two men, who had been charged with counterfeiting, until the sitting of court, Chillicothe had been the seat of government for a shart period; but, as the location was not a desirable one, many members of the Legislature expressed a wish to have it removed to some other point. Acting upon this hint, the friends of Zanesville set to work, and in 1808 the Musking- um delegation received assurances from their friends in the Legislature, that if the county with its own funds would erect sultable buildings, a law would no doubt be passed making Zanesville the capital of the State. The county commissioners accordingly determined to erect a brick building in front of the old court house, which would. answer for a state house. should the Legislature remove here, and if not it would make an excellent court house. The county was without funds, and the project might have failed, had not a few public spirited citizens loaned the requisite amount. "The work now progressed rapidly; in 1809 the building was nearly completed, and in 1810 the desired law was passed, fixing the seat of government at Zanesville until otherwise provided. The buildings were now finished, and a smaller one erected for the offi- ces of Secretary of State and State Treasurer; this build- ing was used as a jail, after the destruction of the old one, until the erection of the brick jail in 1824, which has been superceded by the present handsome stone edifice. A heavy debt was incurred by these improve- ments, and the county bonds were for a long time under par, but they were eventually redeemed. The Legislature sat here, in the building now used as a court house, during

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the sessions of 1810-11 and 11-12; but, Columbus having been selected; as the permanent seat of government, the Legislature removed to Chillicothe, until suitable build- ‚ ings could be prepared at tlie capital.

| Though tlie hopes of the citizens of Zanesville were | darkened by the removal of the Legislature, its short i sessions at this place had given an impetus to the prosper- ' ity of the county, which it did not altogether lose when ' the cause was withdrawn. Mueh land was entered, and ! many settlements made in the county; the town improved, ' and property enhanced rapidly in value. The fears of | those citizens who imagined the prosperity of the town ` would be blighted by the abandonment of Zanesville as ‚ the capital, were not realized; and it appeared that her recuperative powers grew the stronger, when she found thàt one effort had been unsuccessful, and acted as if her own resources were amply sufficient to bear her onward without any extraneous aid.

The situation of Zanesville would lead the discerning observer to suppose that no place could be better adapted for manufacturing purposes. "The best of coal abounds in the adjacent hills,.affording a cheap fuel for the feeding of mills and factories; while the water power formed by the dam and canal is sufficient to turn thousands of spin- dles, and hundreds of mill stones; and which is probably the cheapest motive power in the whole country. The facilities for shipping merchandize to all parts of the country are every day becoming more numerous. At present, there is a considerable trade carried on by way of the Muskingum river to the Ohio, and thence to Pitts- burgh and Cincinnati; and to Cleveland via Dresden; ‹ and when the several projected lines of rail.road are completed, Zanesville will be in direct communication with the principal cities of the United States, as well as having an opportunity of commanding a large share of the trade

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of the surrounding counties. With the Cincinnati and Wilmington railroad on the south, the Cleveland and Zanesville line on the north, the Central Ohio road lead- ing from Wheeling to Columbus, besides numerous plank | roads which are being constructed in our vicinity to. | intersect the railway lines, we know of no city that will : have more abundant means of extending its trade than | Zanesville; and capitalists, we feel assured, cannot in the United States find a better location for a profitable : investment in manufactories than Zanesville. And this ; is becoming more evident every day, from the fact that | land in and adjoining the city has become doubled in value | within the last two years. |

For the information of those living at a distance we in- sert the following: Zanesville is situated on the east bank of the Muskingum in a bend of the river, about 80 miles from its mouth. The river seems once to have run nearly in a straight line at the foot of the hills on the"east side of the town, from which, however, it has gradually diverged to the westward, 'forming a horse-shoe curve, and depositing through successive centuries, an alluvian of gravel, sand, &c., of great depth, on which Zanesville now stands. West Zanesville lies on the west bank of the Muskingum, at the junction of the Licking with the former. South Zanesville is situated nearly opposite, on the south side of the Licking; both places being accessi- ble to Zanesville by means of a tripartite bridge, the ' main branch of which enters the foot of Main Street. | A short distance from the curve in the river, but opposite ` the lower end- of Zanesville, and connected with it by a fine bridge, and separated from South Zanesville by a high bluff, is located the beautiful town of Putnam, ; containing some 1600 inhabitants, three churches, a

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which for excellence of arrangement and facilities for instruction is not surpassed by any similar institution in the country.

Zanesville now possesses all the conveniences of a metropolis, being lighted with gas and supplied with an abundance of fresh water. The water works are as good as any in the State, and were at first thought to be amply sufficient to supply the town; but lately it has been found necessary to increase their size, and a new and more ca- pacious reservoir is being constructed immediately in the rear of the old one. The market house is a large one, and is open twice a week, when the choicest productions of the farm and the best meats may be had at reasonable rates. Before many years, however, it will no doubt be found necessary to build a new market house in the Fourth Ward for the accommodation of the already numerous and rapidly increasing population of that part of the city.

The facilities afforded for: education in the city are of the best character. The public schools are conducted on an excellent plan. A fine brick edifice, on a hill near the city, being occupied by the male department, and a fine frame structure by the females; both under the superinten- dance of an efficient corps of talented teachers. Besides these, John McIntire lelt in trust nearly all his immense estate, worth probably between $200,000 and $300,000, for the education of the poor of Zanesville forever. A suitable building has been erected, in compliance with the injunctions of the will, and a school is held, which is attended by a large number of boys and girls. The poor have thus an excellent opportunity, thanks to the munifi- cence of Mr. McIntire, of educating their children "without money and without price."'

There are in the city thirteen churches, viz: 1 Episco- pal, 1 Presbyterian, 2 Episcopal Methodist, 2 Baptist, 1 Protestant Methodist, 2 Catholic, 2 Lutheran, 1 Uni-

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The advantages Zanesville possesses as a manufacturing ' point have ot late attracted the attention of capitalists, | and some few establishments have been commenced, which are evidently but the prelude to other and more extensive ones. "There are now in successful operation, 5 flouring mills, 2 oil mills, 3 saw mills, 1 cotton factory, 1 rolling mill and nail factory, 3 marble factories, 2 white lead works, 1 paper mill, 5 iron foundries, 2 machine | shops, 2 manufactories of yellow ware, Ibellows factory, | 2 glass works, 2 woolen manufactories, 2 breweries, and | 1 last factory. |

There are in the city 4 newspaper offices, and 1 Putnam, viz: The Courier, printed daily, tri-weekly and weekly; the Aurora, weekly; the Gazette, weekly; the Christian Register, semi-monthly; and the Western Re- corder, (Putnam) weekly. Zanesville contains, including . the small villages adjoining the city, a population of more | than ten thousand, an increase of some four thousand since the census of 1840, and the probability is that be- fore five years the present population will be doubled.

In 1835 Zanesville contained nearly 4,000 inhabitants; including the adjacent villages about 5,000. In 1840, the population of Zanesville together with Putnam, West and South Zanesville, was a little over 6,000. In 1850, AS

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as we have seen, the whole population was over 10,000. The population of Muskingum county in 1820 was 17,824; in 1835, 30,000; in 1840, 38,749; and in 1850, 45,053. These figures, it istrue, do not show a remarka- ble increase of population for the length of time; but it must be conceded that the ratio of increase in both county and éity evinces a steadiness of growth and certainty of future prosperity.

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ment gave to Columbus a degree of importance which it could not otherwise have obtained; and the terminus of the Ohio Canal at the Lake of course raised up a com- mercial town, which will probably always serve as a northern emporium for the trade of the State. Notwith- standing the apparent superiority of her rivals, Zanesville possesses resources which are capable, if properly wield- ed, of placing her at least upon an equality with them, if not making her vastly their superior. "That which has done so much towards developing the resources of various parts of the country, the railway, is already beginning to have an influence upon the prospects of Zanesville. Business is increasing. Many new structures are either in projection or under contract; among which we may mention the City Hotel, whose company obtained a charter at the last session of the Legislature; besides sev- eral manufacturing establishments, which will no doubt bein operation during the next two or three years. - Land speculation is rife; and some large sales have been effected at double the price that was asked two years ago. Companies are being formed for the purpose of coal mining when the several railways leading to the city shall have afforded a ready and cheap means of access to a boundless market in every direction. Farmers, seeing the great advantages that will result from their being placed

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in connection with the railway lines, enter hartily into plank road projects, and charters for no less than five different ones in this county, were granted by the Legis- lature. In a word, the signs of prosperity in both city and county, were never brighter, and are too palpable not to be noticed by the most careless observer; and we cannot think that this is but an ephemeral excitement, for every thing leads us to believe the seeds of future great- ness are sown in good soil, and that the warmest hopes of our most sanguine citizens will eventually be more than realized.

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BAQUE MOTUL, Main Street, opposite the Court House, NICHOLS & ALLEN,

PROPRIETORS.

STACEYS HOTEL,

N. E. Corner of Main and Fifth Streets.

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Announces to the public that he has leased for a term of years the com- modious building formerly known as the National and Stuart House. The house has been thoroughly repaired, as well as the stables, out houses, &c. The proprietor assures the public that no effort will be spared to please all who call upon him. Great facilities for a perusal of the leading journals of the day are offered the public at the Reading Rooms of Stacey's Hotel. The following papers are regularly received for the accommodation of the traveling public ;

Dailies - National Intelligencer Washington Union, New York Tribune, Philadelphia North American, Baltimore Sun, Pittsburgh Gazette, Cincinnati Commercial, Ohio Statesman, Cleveland True Democrat, Cleveland Herald; Tri-weeklies - Zanesville Courier, Newark Gazette; Weeklies - Wheeling Gazette, Wellsburgh Herald, New York

Recomler, Boston Pilot, Guernsey Times, Morgan Herald, Coshocton Republican, Zanes ville Gazette,

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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, WHEELING & CINCINNATI, AND ALL INTERMEDIATE POINTS

Messages transmitted to all parts of the United States and British

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TEMPLAR'S HOUSE, BY B. WALKER,

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(Opposite Stacey's Hotel, over Muskingum Branch Bank,)

CONNECTING DIRECTLY WITH

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OPPOSITE THE EAGLE HOTEL.

\ Despatches sent to all parts of the United States and the ) Canadas.

Atlantic, Lake, and Bississippi Gelegranh,

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Foot of Fifth Street, on the Canal,

Proprietors of the Steamers JULIA DEAN & JENNY LIND, Regular line running between Zanesville, Pittsburgh & Cincinnati.

ALSO, REGULAR LINE OF CANAL BOATS RUNNING TO ALL POINTS ON THE OHIO AND HOCKING CANALS.

Agents for the Daily Marietta Packets, and Tow-boats

"Zanesville"? and *Ohio," running from Zanesville to McConnelsville and Dresden.

IF Through receipts given for all kinds of Produce for shipment to the Eastern Cities.

Cash Advances made on Property in Store.

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PERRY SMITH & Co.

FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

Proprietors of the Steamboat ZANESVILLE, AND A DAILY LINE OF CANAL BOATS TO CLEVELAND,

Have increased their facilities for receiving and freighting produce of all kinds, and are prepared to contract for the freighting of Tobacco and all other kinds of produce from any point on the Muskingum river, and Ohio, Walhonding and Hocking Canal, and deliver the same at specified rates, at Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Philadelphia or New York.

Agents for the Steamboats running between Zanesville, Marietta, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, and also between

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| GODDARD & EASTMAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

CHARLES B. GODDARD, EZRA B. EASTMAN.

I7 Collections made in the Counties of Muskingum, Perry, Licking, Guernsey, Coshocton, Morgan, and Washington.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

ALEXANDER HARPER, JAMES R. HARPER.

Business entrusted to their care will receive prompt attention.

L. P. MARSH, Attorney and Counsellor at Low,

Solicitor and Counsellor in Chancery,

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Will attend promptly to effecting collections of claims in Muskingum and adjoining"counties; to conveyancing, and such other business as is common to the profession.

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MOUROE à 39300, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,

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Under their Land Agency they will give especial attention to the follow- ing departments: Taking charge of and buying and selling and leasing property in Zanesville and the surrounding towns; buying and selling land in all parts of the State of Ohio, and all of the Western States and Territories; redeeming land.sold for taxes; the general management of property belonging to non-resident owners; loeating bounty land war- rants, buying and selling land warrants, &c. They are also agents for Fire, Marine, and Life Insurance companies.

Office on Fourth Street, a few doors above the Franklin Bank.

THE UNITED STATES

Life Insurance, Annuity and Trust Com- pany, Philadelphia, Pa. CHARTER PERPETUAL - CAPITAL $250,000.

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Ist. Payments for insurance can be made quarterly or yearly to suit the insured.

24. No policy becomes forfeited for non-payment of premium.

3d. The insured can at any time surrender his policy to the com- pany, and receive therefor a fair consideration:

MONROE & BUELL, Ace, ZANESVILLE.

U. P. BENNETT, SECRETARY AND GENERAL AGENT

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DRS. YOUNG & BUCKWELL,

OFFICE, NO. 157 MAIN STREET, IN BLACK'S ROW,

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The proprietor having fitted up his rooms expressly for taking Drogen, REOTYPES, With a view to obviate many of the difficulties that surround the Daguerrean artist, has found from a year's experience that his expectations have been fully realized; by the aid of a sky and side light combined, he is enabled to produce pictures of superior excellence.

At his rooms may be seen a collection of Heath's English Beauties, a likeness of Mrs. Hemans, one from life of Jenny Lind, Chinese Group, Mad'lle. Parodi, Herr Driesbach and his pet Col. Alexander, and a large collection of beautiful specimens.

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DAVID H. LYMAN,

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Commissioner of Deeds, &e, for New York.

Office corner of Main Street and Potter's Alley, Second Story, over T. Hazlett's Store.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TOLLS AND INSPECTOR,

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Muskingum Improvement, at Zanesville,

Second Story of Beard's New Block, entrance from Street, from Stairway,

H. BEARD, Collector, 1851. W. RICKETS, Inspector, 1851.

ZANESVILLE. NURSERY. J. MOUNT, NO and Florist,

ONE MILE EAST OF ZANESVILLE;

Keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of Apple,

Pear, Peach and Cherry Trees; Grape Vines; Rasp-

berry, Goosberry and Strawberry Plants. Evergreens, Shade Trees, Flowering Shrub- bery, and Greenhouse Plants,

Roses, Verbenas, Heliotropes Fuchias and Prize Dah-

lias in great varieties. CF BOQUETS furnished at all seasons.

Address J. MOUNT,, Zanesville, O.

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DEALERS IN

BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY, Pausy ARTIBLES, AGa

Old Stand, Na 148 Main St., between 5th & 6th Sts.

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Bible and Sabbath School Depository, Medical, Theological, Classical, Law, Historical, EE Er Juvenile and School Books, Cheap Publications, &c. New Worksreceived as soon as published.

BLANK BOOKS.

Comprising nearly every etyle and size of Cap, Demi, Medium and Royal Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Sales Boeks, Dockets, Memorandums, Pass Books, &c.

PAPER AND STATIONERY.

Cap Letter, Commercial, Pocket, Post and Note Paper, either White or Blue, ruled or plain. Also Drawing Paper, Bristol Board, Bounet Boards and Wrapping Paper, of the best Eastern Manufacture. Black, Blue, Red, Carmine, Copying aud Indelible Ink; ]nkstands, Sand, Sand Boxes, Gold Pens, Pen Racks, Quills, Wafers, Wafer Cups, Sealing Wax, Notes, Drafts, Bille of Exchange, Deeds, Mortgages, Printing, Playing and visiting Cards, Drawing and Writing Pencils. Copying Presses, Books, and Damping Brushes, Desk Weights, Rules, Bill Head Boxes, Letter Clips, Pen and Pocket knives, Silver Pencils, Ivory Folders, Pocket Books, Purses, Letter and Note Envelopes, Cap and Letter Portfolios, Slate Pencils, Stamps, Seals, Motto Wafers, &c. Elegant English and French Engravings iu rich frames. Lithographic Prints, Charts and Maps. All of which are of- fered at the Lowest Eastern Cash Prices. The attention of Merchants & Teachers is invited to our large stock of School Books, kept expressly for wholesaling, which are offered on the most favorable terms. The highest market price paid for Rags. Qa Orders Solicited.

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Law, Medical, Theological, Historical, Classical, Bio- graphical, Poetical, French, German, Latin, Greek, Hebrew Spanish, School and Miscellaneous,

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ALSO, ALL KINDS OF

STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS!

Drawing Materials, Letter Presses and Copying 'Books, Blank Books of every description, Parchment, Fancy Paper, Oil Paper, Bristol Boards, Card Boards, Cards of every kind, Porte Folios, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Dressing, Pocket and Ivory Combs, Card Cases, Porte Monies and Pocket Books, Gold and Si ver Pens and Pencils, Steel Pens, Soaps and Perfumery, Engravings, Lithographs, Mathematical Instruments, School, Pocket, Counting-House and Fancy Inkstands, Quills, Chess, Dominees, &c. - French, English, German and American Note and Letter Paper and Envelopes; School Apparatus; Blue, Black, Red, Indelible and Fancy Inks; News, Book and colored Inks, of the best quality, anda thousand other articles usually found in & Bookstore, all of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices.

BUSINESS OFFICE OF THE

ZANESVILLE AURORA NEWSPAPER,

BEARDS NEW BLOCK, 2D STORY:

ON FOURTH STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF MAIN, H. BEARD, Editor and Proprietor.

EZEKIEL T. COX,

Donn aus Jod Priugey,

THIRD STORY, HAMLINE BUILDING, 18 PREPARED TO EXEOUTE

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,

On short notice and reasonable terms, Advertising done in the Zanesville Gazette.

Y Blanks of every description constantly on hand.

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A. FLETCHER,

DEALER IN

BOOKS, STATIONARY,

FANCY GOODS, Ke, Ee,

IJD JVB, Daim Street, $

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Auction and Commission Merchant, Office . 72, Corner of Main and Third "ES

WILL MAKE SALES OF

REAL ESTATE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Administrator's and other Out Doors Sales, On the most reasonable terms.

| BOOKS, STATIONERY, DRY GOODS &. Priv iris CE a tion. |

MASONIC PUBLICATIONS CONSTANTLY OM HAND.

LEBESTILLE GOURIER

JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

We are prepared to execute all orders for all descriptions of Book and Pam- phlet Printing, and Job Work of all kinds, such as

Circulars, Bill-Heads, Posters, Cards, Bills of Lading, Notes, Bonds, Deeds, Receipts, Checks, Labels, Hat T1ps, and Blanks of every description.

Having mado large additions to our stock of Job Type we are prepared to do work neatly, at fair prices, and always by the time promised,

BALL & RICHARDS.

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ZANESVILLE COURIER:

{ } DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY. |

The Courier is published Daily and Weekly, on the | following terms: Darry $6 per annum, T1-YYex $4 per annum, Weexiy $1,75 per annum in advance, and $2 if paid within the year.

Telegraphic arrangements are made for the reception of despatches from all important points in the Union; our facilities in this respect are equal to those of any city in the west - and we usually publish more telegraphic news than any other paper in Ohio.

ADVERTISING.

As a medinm for advertising, the Courier affords a wider circulation than any other paper in this city, or this section of the State, and business men will find it to their advantage to use its columns for advertising.

BALL & RICHARDS.

O. L. CASTLE. H. D. MUNSON.

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CASTLE & MUNSON.

DEALERS IN

Music and Musical Merchandise in General. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF

CHICKERING'S, GILBERT'S AND LADD'S

Superior Iron-framed, Patent Action

BOSTON PIANO FORTES.

Melodeons, Guitars, Violins, Violincellos, Flutes, Fifes, Flutinas, Accor- deons, Banjos, Tambourines, and Strings of every variety. Also a large assortment of Sheet Music of all descriptions, &c. &c.

Pianos tuned and repaired or taken in exchange.

I7 All orders promptly attended to.

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BOOK BINDERY, PAPER BOX, BLANK BOOK MANUPAGTORY,

Corner of Main A 5th Sts., opposite T. E. Nevitts.

The subscriber would 'respectfully inform the public that he i prepared to fill all orders in the above branches of business.

PAPER BOXES

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Of every size and shape constantly on nand or made to order. BLANK BOOKS.

Haying made extensive arrangements with eastern agents for the best quality of Ledger Papers, such as Medium, Demi and Cap, suitable for any kind of Account Books, he is prepared to fill all orders for Blank Books, of his own manufacture at Philadelphia prices,

Records, Day Books, Ledgers, and Journals, in every style of binding desired: also, Memorandum, Scrap, Copy, Cyphering, Blank Note and Pass Books, at wholesale or rétail. Setts of Blank Books ruled to any pattern and bound in a superior manner.

Magazines, Pamphlets and Law Books bound at short notice. Old Family Bibles re. "bound at from 75 cts to $1,60 according to style.

Having had many years experience in some of the largest establishments in the east, he flatters himself that he will beable to give entire sátisfaction to all who may favor

him with a calL H. ELLIOTT.

CITY BOOK BINDERY,

Two Doors East of the Court House.

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| The subscribers have established a Book,Bindery complete in every department. - Having a first class Embossing Press, those who are about publishing books, are ea. bled to have their books bound in the most modern style of cloth binding, equal in workmanship and} cheapness to any other establishment inthe west. They do Job Binding from a common half bound book to the neatest

EMBOSSED BINDING.

Particular attention paid to Job Blank Book Binding. They aro prepared to rule and bind to any pattern. They invite the attention of County Officers and Merchants to the fact, that they can be as well suited as ( quality and price as they can any other place.

Allorders giving the style of books, addressed either to T. C. Hopkins & Co., or H. J. Cox & Co., will be strictly attended to, and sent to any direction.

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY,

T. C. HOPKINS & CO. + p pits oap AY" YA Beer e

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STORE,

No 108 Main Street,

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(In the Eagle Hotel Buildings,)j No. 108, Main Street,

WATON AND (1005 MAKE,

} } f 1 A 4 AND DEALER IN

JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, FINE CUTLERY, Fine Stationery, Perfumery & Faney Goods.

A work done asuperior manner and warranted. Particular attention patto | fitting Spectacles. $

The highest price paid for Old Gold and Silver.

JAS. J. MOSS, No. 116 Main Street,

WATCH MAKER. JEWELLER.

AND DEALER IN

FNS GOLD à SILVER WAYSDES, And Fine Gold Jewelry,

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In every variety; comprising tho choicest articles in the line: such as Diamond Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Chain Seals and Keys, Gold Pens, Silver Tea and Table Spoons, Silver and Plated Ware of every description.

Made to order. Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best manner, and warranted to do well.

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O. P. BENNETT,

PUBLISHER OF A

MAP OF MUSKINGUM COUNTY.

After the issuing of the Ma», a supply will be kept on hand, for sale or distribution. Uniform price $3 per

copy. Office on Main Street, over C. . Potwin's Hardware Store, opposite the Court House.

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DEALERS IN HARDWARE, &c.

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Foot of Sirth and Marietta Streets, Near the Canal,

Commenced operations in September, 1847, with an entíre outfit of new machinery, embodying all the valuable improvements in Cotton Machinery upto the present time. None but Cotton of the best staple is used at this factory, and the articles produced ad- mit of no competition in those markets where their merits have been tested, and their superiority established. To our numerous regular customers throughout the country we tender our thanks for their liberal patronage, and solicit their future orders, and also the orders of all others, who on investigation may find it to their interest to pur- chase here.

ZANESVILLE COTTON MIPI. - 1750 Spindles. - On hand and for sale-every num- ber of Yarn from No. 4 to 20, Coverlit Yarn, Carpet do., Candle Wick, Wrapping

Twine and Batting. A. HOSMER, Agent.

| . . CASH & Co.

SManntastuvers of White Cen,

AND DEALERS IN

RED LEAD, LITHARGE,

LINSEED OXL, GLASS AND PUTTY,

DEPOT, No. 127 MAIN STREET.

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THEODORE CONVERS,

MANUFACTURER OF

AND LARD OIL,

ON THE CANAL, BETWEEN SIXTH & SEVENTH STS.

IF Dealers supplied at the lowest rates.

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THEODORE CONVERS,

MANUFACTURER OF

PEARL AND SUPERFINE STARCH,

On the Cana!, between Sixth & Seventh 813. |

J. DARE & SON,

MANUFACTURERS OF

WOOLLEN GOODS,

Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinetts,

BLANKETS, PLANNELS, `

AND STOCKING YARN,

ABOVE THE BRIDGE.

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HOWSON & SON,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Rockingham and Yellow Ware, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET, ON THE CANAL.

ICT: Orders received and executed at short notice. A liberal discount made to dealers.

MUSKINGUM WORKS.

DOUGLAS, SMITH & Co. LOCOMOTIVE AND CAR BUILDERS, |

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MATTRESSES.

LEWIS SLYDER

Is now manufacturing, and will keep on hand, and make to order Mat- TRESSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND SIZE, such as Hair, Palm Leaf, Moss, Cotton, Corn Husk, and Straw.

Church Cushions, Lounges, Boat Mattresses, &c., made at short notice, and on reasonable terms.

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Sale Room in Prat's Row, Main Street, between First and Second Streets, in the room formerly occupied by George Jacoba.

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CABINET AND CHAIR MAKERS,

AND MANUFACTURERS OF

Hinkley's Suspension Bottoms FOR BEDSTEADS,

AND SCREW BEDSTEADS,

196 Main St., near Seventh.

BAMESVALLE ARON UWORES.

J. E. PALMER & CO.

AGENTS FOR THE

Zanesville Rolling Mill Company,

Have always on hand a large assortment of Bar Iron of all sizes, Cut Nails, Spikes, Fire Bed, Boiler Iron, Plough Slabs, Spring, English Blister, American, and Cast Steel, Carriage Springs, Axles, &c.

The Iron manufactured at the the Zanesville Iron Works is equal to any made in the United States, and approaches in quality nearer to the Swedes than any boiled iron made in America.

MOHLER & SMITH, :

Bar Iron made and cut in lengths to order.

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NO. 180 MAIN STREET,

DEALER IN SHELF

HARDWARE,

ALSO, Shoenberger Iron and Slit Nail Rods; Cast, Shear, and Blister Steel; Nails, Spikes, and Brads; Glass, Sash, and White Lead; Carriage Springs and Axles, Carriage and Floor Oil Cloth; Patent Leather, Gun Cloth, Gutta Per- cha Cloth; Common and Mouse Hole Anvils; Common

E. E. FILLMORE, | j

and Solid Box Vices; Screw Plates, Stocks and Dies;

AND MANUFACTURER OF

Blacksmith's and Collier's Bellows, (of a superior quality,) and Fanning and Flouring Mill Wove Wire.

CHARLES W. POTWIN,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

HARDWARE, SADDLERY, Ae

OPPOSITE THA GOURT OB.

My stock of American Hardware is purchased at the manufactory, and at the lowest rates. am importing mainly of my Foreign Hardware, and can offer inducements to merchants and others to purchase in Zanes- ville. To my stock of Saddlery and Coach Ware, I would respectfully invite the attention of coach makers, saddlers, and dealers in the above line.

MACHINE CARDS. - I keep constantly on hand a complete assort- ment from the celebrated manufactory of Woodcock & Knight, of Wor-

cester, Mass. WOVE WIRE for mill screens. I am manufacturing a superior articlo.

Hardware consists in part of Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Cast ^ Se ‚ Trace, and other Chains; Springs, Axles, Axes, Shovels, and Spades; 500 doz Files; White Lead, Window Sash and Glass; Cast- ings generally, &c. Saddlery Ware - comprising every thing in the line. House Building Hardware in any variety. Scythes, Sickles, Snaths,

Rakes, &c.

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R. P. ROBINSON, | NO. 90 MAIN STREET, |

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

DEALER IN

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EBERT & LOUDAN, } |

STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,

Mashinisis and Founders,

SOUTH FIFTH STREET.

ARTICLES MADE TO ORDER. - Stationary and steamboat high pressure engines, of the latest and most approved patterns ; hydraulic presses and blowing cylinders; ma- chinery for blast furnaces, do. for rolling mills, including plain and chilled rolls; do. and

(engines for sugar, saw and flouring mills; columns, shutters, frames and lintels, and }

j every description of castings for buildings; shafts, pulleys, and gearing Of all sizes, turned and finished , geared, slide and hand lathes ; press drills and slide rests; steam and bath boilers, and heavy sheet iron work; boiler iron vaults and bank doors ; force and lifting pumps, all sizes; cast iron water wheels, with buckets of various patterns; } crane castings, several sizes; culvert and paddle gates, for canals and locks; soap and salt boilers' kettles and pans, brass and babbit metal boxes for machinery; mill spindles, pinions, drivers and rines of several patterns, made, turned, planed and finished in the best manner; forging of all kinds, for saw and other mills; saw mill cranks, rag irons, carriage racks, steps and coupling gulgeons; hoisting and lighter screws, for imills, presses, &c. ; bales and pins for mill stones ; damsels, flour packers and press irons ; castings for horse powers and threshing machines; brands for millers and inspectors ; tobacco and lard oil screws, with capstan heads; stocks, taps, dies, &c; gas and water pipes; fire plugs and stop cocks; cast iron muley heads for saw mills; castings of every descriptian, from cpo!a or air furnace, in dry or green sand. |

Particular attention will be given to the repairs of steamboat and other engines, boilers and mill machinery, together with work of every description in the above branches, on the most liberal terms. Plans and drawings for any work to be executed by them will be furnished free of charge.

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HAVER, BOYD & 60.

No. 112 Main St, opposite the Court House, YSSYETY STORE,

980 House i) ESTABLISHMENT. ALSO, DEALERS AND IMPORTERS IN

Copper, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire Block Tin, &c.

A part of our stock consists of the following articles:

Ivory Handle Cut- lery, Fine Britannia Ware; a large as- sortment of French,' German, and Italian Baskets of every va- riety.

Cedar & Wooden Ware; a fine assort- ment of Japaned & Pressed Ware; Rat- tan chairs of all sizes.

A fine assortment of Stoves of every va- riety; 13 different patterns for cooking stoves, for coal or wood; and as for quality some of them cannot be beat in the Union, and at great- ly reduced prices.

We have attached to our establishment a manufactory of Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Work. Heavy Copper Jobbing done at the shortest notice. Also, Tin Ware at wholesale. All kinds of Jobbing in Tin or Sheet Iron Work.

| } { } } H : | To the public we would say that it is impossible to give any idea of our variety on paper, a our assortment is o extensive that it comprises al- most every article for comfort and fancy that this section of the country requires. In fact we keep constantly on hand every thing neceseary for furnishing a house.

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DEALER IN

Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Brandies, Wines, Gin, Imported Perfumes and Cigars,

FRESH à 3033090 61300313,

Inspissated Alcoholic and Hydro Alcoholic Extracts and pure Powders; ensuring to the Physician and Apothecary the full benefit of their properties in all their prescriptions.

Pellevoisin & Co's. well known high flavored Brandies: Pinet Castil- lion's Vintage, 1838, dark and pale; Otard Dapuy & Co's. do. 1841, dark and paie. Old "Reserve" Madeira Wines; Old Pure Juice Ports; Malaga, Sherry, and Lisbon Wines; Old Monongahela Whiskey.

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H. EASTMAN. L. H. BIGELOW.

EASTMAN & BIGELOW,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

Paints, Dye-Stufis, Botanic Medicines, Instruments, Pure Liquors, Manufacturers? Articles, &c.

Agents for all the popular Patent Medicines, and proprietors of East- man's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Elixir of Health, Embrocation, &c, We keep constantly on hand every variety belonging to our business. Espe- cial care is observed in selecting pure medicines, and will in all cases be warranted to prove as represented. We invite physicians, country mer- chants, manufacturers, painters, and others, to give us a call, assuring them that no efforts will be spaired to satisfy them in every article pur- chased of us.

or bbl.; Colored Paints, dry and ground in oil; Red Lead, Litharge, by keg or 100 Ibs.; Whiting, per keg or .; Camphor, per lb. or Kep.

Wholesale agents for Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, Bull's and Bristol's Sarsapa- rilla, Perry Davis' Pain Killer, Sloan's Ointment and Condition Powders, &c.

05" A liberal discount to wholesale purchasers. . 88 Main Street, a few doors below the Eagle Hotel.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OOCO

AND DEALER IN

BRIVIS, CIES, DWEsSTUPES, CHEMICALS,

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No. 128 Main Street.

t PURE COD LIVER OIL, (warranted,) Castor Oil, by dez. or gal.; Linseed, by gal.

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Ba Ww. WHITAKER à GO, Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

No. 144 Main St., nearly opposite Stacey's Hotel,

HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

A LARGE & GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRUGS, MEDICINES,

CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE-STUFFS, PATENT MEDICINES,

Paint, Sash, and Varnish Brushes; White-wash, Clothes, Hair, and Dusting Brushes.

And receiving monthly a fresh supply of selected articles in the Drug line, which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.

I7 Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended to, and forwarded as directed.

A. DIXON,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

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AND DEALER IN

Fish, Bacon, Clover and Timothy Seed, Pure Wines and Brandy.

Constantly on hand a large and well selected assort- ment, and for sale at the very lowest market price.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO

FRESH auo PRIME VEAS,

OF ALL KINDS. Corner of Main and Seventh Sts.

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D. H. MONROE & CO. |

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Commission 2658708,

NO. 150 MAIN STREET,

OPPOSITE E. E. FILLMORE'S.

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AND

PRINCIPE CIGARS,

| ALL KINDS OF DOMESTIG CIGARS, | |

Havanna, Cuba, Florida, St. Domingo and Spanish Seed Leaf Tobacco;

Also, fine Virginia and Missouri Chewing Tobacco ; Snuffs, and fine cut Smoking Tobacco. |

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T'wo Doors above Stacey's Hotel.

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E THOS. F. NEVITT, | | A E | |

WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER,

AND CANDY MANUFACTURER, No. 132, CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH STREETS, Dealer in Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Preserves, and Pickles; Brazil, Havanna, and Refined Sugars; Groceries and

Fancy Toys, wholesale and retail. Choice brands of Imported Cigars and Tobacco.

Parties supplied at the shortest notice.

Oa GOMFEOTIORARY,

THOS. P. TAYLOR & Co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

CC] «AX x 152 US,

Fruits, Cakes, Coys, Cigars, .

CORNER OF MAiN AND FIFTH STS,,

OPPOBITE BTACEY'B HOTEL.

JAMES CALDWELL, RETAIL DEALER IN GROCERIES,

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JOHN B. BLACK,

(Successor to Black & Bro.)

WHOLESALE de RETAIL DEALER IN

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ax € €) 10 3 No. 159 MAIN STREET.

In the wholesale department of the establishment will be found at all times an extensive stock of Dry Goods, selected with the special view of supplying the Trade on liberal terms, and at prices that will compare with Eastern houses. Merchants are invited to a careful examination of my stock and prices. The retail department will exhibit an assortment which, for styles, variety and cheapness, cannot be surpassed.

GARY & SHAW,

| DRY GOODS, CARPETING, FLOOR OXL CLOTH, At, : 77 MAIN Eu 3 e

SECOND DOOR ABOVE THIRD.

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PETER BLACK,

DEALER IN

| STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

CC3.£ 3.216231 £21 4 683.

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Druggets, Mattings, Oil Cloths, &e. No. 155 Main Street.

F The price first named for goods at this establish- ment is the lowest that can possibly be taken. One price is strictly adhered to.

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FANCY ARTICLES

AT WHOLESALE.

The subscriber would respectfully call the attention of merchants, ped- lars, and others to his new and complete assortment of Staple and Fancy Notions just received. Importing some articles myself, and buying from manufacturers and importers, I flatter myself that I can sell as low as the majority of notion houses East. Merchauts aud others will find it to their interest to give me a call before purchasing.

Bees Wax, Ginseng, Rags and Feathers taken in exchange.

500,000 gun caps, 3000 doz. combs assorted, 30 gross purses and wallets, 300 gross matches, 800 lbs. linen thread, 600 packs pins, 150 M needles, 100 M fish hooks, 3000 doz. spool cotton, 3000 gross buttons, brushes, hose, gloves, lace, bobbinets, suspen- ders, handkerchiefs, violins, strings, books and eyes, watch guards and keys, tapes, carpet binding, lily white and boxes, writing paper and envelopes, cards of all kinds, card board, gum rings, cheap jewelry, sea grass and linen lines, and numerous other artécles too numerous to particularize.

ROBERT DAWISON,

No. 80 Main Street, Twe Doors East of Third Street.

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN aeaa, HIDES, OIL AND FINDINGS,

No. 162, Corner of Main & 6th Sts.

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N. GALTRELL, No. 100, Corner of Main & Fourth Streets,

DEALER IN

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

DRY GOODS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

JACOB THORN,

Wholesale Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and Notions, apo BS, SIFILISON? S IROVI

Has constantly on hand, and which he will sell at the lowest cash price, calicoes, mus lins, ginghams, alapacas, flannels, drillings, cloths of all kinds, paddings, canvas Hol- lands, jaconetts, silks of all kinds, linens, shawls of all kinds, summer pants, stuffs, car pet sacks and satchels, silk and cotton fringes, linen handkerchiefs, lace and edgings, cap nets, hais and caps, table cloths, artificial flowers, combs, buttons, pins, needles, threads, hooks and eyes, whalebones, gun caps, suspenders, envelopes, paper, soaps, matches, shoe blacking, tapes, braids, ribbons; hosiery of all kinds, brushes, shirt studs, razors, Scissors, knives, razor strops, shoe lacers, wafers, accordeons, harps, fiddles and bows, purses, pocket wallets, mirrors, thimbles, pencils, pens, watch guards, chains, beads, hair oils, liniment, cordials, essences, inks, pills, fish hooks, fish lines, cigars, spool stands, tobacco boxes, work boxes, wrapping twine, table and tea spoons, breast pins, finger rings, ear rings, belt slides, ( jewelry of all kinds,) wadding, school books, slates, cards, &c. And in exchange I will take feathers, rags, beeswax, ginseng, socks, for which I will give the highest market price. My mottois, I will not be undersold. JACOB THORN.

JOSIAH B. ALLEN,

No. 81 MAIN STREET,

RETAIL DEALER IN HATS & CAPS,

In all the variety of quality, style, and finish, worn by all classes;

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ALSO, IN MAOIN, 3867152653, And such goods as are usually kept by hatters.

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Z. CLEMENTS,

MERCHANT TAILOR,

No. 69 Main Street, second door below Third Street, KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FINE ASSORTMENT OF |

CLOTHS, BASSIMERES, SMIRTINGS, AA

OF THE BEST QUALITIES; ALSO,

Ataris, Cravata, Gloves, Suspenders,

And all other articles usually kept in such an establish- ment.

BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE. FRANK & CO.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

READY MADE CLOTHING,

No. 143 Main Street, ONE DOOR WEST OF MESSRS. REED'S BOOKSTORE, Keep constantly on hand the largest and best assortment of |

CLOTHING

} | That can be found in the city. Being connection with | one of the largest houses in the city of Baltimore,we are enabled to sell at exceedingly low prices. FRANK & Co.

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W holesale & retail dealers in all kinds of

MAD (,

. 142 MAIN STREET,

Keep Su on hand every variety of ready made Clothing, for both men and boys. Our goods are made of the very best materials, and are offered to purchasers cheaper than they can be bought of any other establish- ment in this city. Country merchants will find it to their advantage to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined not to be undersold.

VAGLE CLOTHING STORE,

GEO. JACOBS, | | |

MAKER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF

MENS & BOYS WEAR,

Keeps no Eastern Made Work,

BUT MAKES AND WARRANTS ALL HIS GARMENTS.

PRAT'S ROW,

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| WARREN LILLIBRIDGE,

DRAPER AND TATLOR,

WO. 199 MAI STREET,

One door East of Stacey's Hotel,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 9110808, Uassimerss,

AND YESTINGS, Also, a general assortment of Trimmings, selected especially for the trade, and a large and splendid stock of

READY MADE CLOTHING,

Suitable for all seasons, made in the very best manner and in the latest styles.

H. MAYER. 8. GOODMAN.

CINCINNATI CLOTHING STORE.

H. MAYER & CO.

| Respectfully inform the citizens of Zanesville and vicinity that they have opened a | |

CLOTHING STORIE,

IN PRAT'S ROW, ON MAIN STREET,

"Where they are prepared and determined to sell

Clothes as cheap as any one in Zanesville,

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HATS, Gare, i ANB PURS.

GALIGHER & BROTHERS, 00. 099 MAW STREET,

Would call the attention of merchants from the country to their extensive stock of fine moleskin, silk, common Angola, fine black beaver, Russia, & ommon fur hats; also, soft wool, Congress and Mexican fur soft of all colors, fashions, and qualities manufacutured. Merchants can be supplied with hats by the case, of the latest styles, at as low prices as they can be bought in any market East or West.

We also manufacture cloth, silk. and mohair, plush, silk and cotton glazed caps of all shapes and qualities; palin leaf, leghera, Panama, China, pearl, rice peal and wild rice hats; in fact, summer hats of all kinds, either by the single hat or doz. For our retail city and country customers we receive all the different fashions of hats worn in the East, at the earliest moment possible. Fine black moleskin, plush, black beaver and Russia hats; also, extra white Rocky Mountain beaver, 2d quality do., pearl beaver and pearl union hat, very light for summer wear; in fact, every thing in the shape of a head covering to be found at our store, at unusual low prices.

N. B. Cash paid for Wool and shipping Furs.

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No. 91 MAIN STREET, BEARD'S NEW BUILDING,

Time Youths d Boye Clothing:

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, & VESTINGS,

In fact, a fine assortment of articles usually kept in such an establishment, which will be sold on fair terms, at wholesale or retail.

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BOOTS AND SHOES.

H. D. CONRADE.

CONRADE & BROTHER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALZRS IN

BOOTS

NO. 99 MAIN ST.

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J. M. THOMPSON, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Shoe Findings,

ALSO,

Family Groceries, Notions, &c.

Main St., 2d and 3d Stores above Seventh St.

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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH : - Rzv. D. E. Tuomas, Pastor, Sixth Street between South Street and the Canal.

MARKEET STREET BAPTIST CHURCH : - Rev. L. C. LEONARD, Pastor, Sixth Street, North of Market Street.

ST. JOSEPH'S (CATHOLIC) CHURCH : - Rzv. B. C. MONTGOMERY, Priest, Fifth Street, North of Market Street.

ST. NICHOLAS' (GERMAN CATHOLIC) CHURCH : - Rev. W. De- TES, Priest, At the Head of Main Street.

ST. JAMES' (EPISCOPAL) CHURCH - Rzv. W. A. SuarLwoop, Pas- tor, Sixth Street, North of Market Street.

LUTHERAN (ENGLISH ) CHURCH - Rev. A. BARTHOLOMEW, Pas- tor, Corner of Sixth and South Streets.

LUTHERAN (GERMAN) CHURCH : - between South and Marietta Streets.

SECOND STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH : - Rxv. A. Lowrey, Pastor, Second Street, South of Main Street.

SEVENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH : - Rev. C. Moopx, Pastor, Seventh Street, North of Market Street,

METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH : - Rev. C. Gray, Pastor, South Street, Between Third and Fourth Streets.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH : - Rev. M. A. Hoc, Pastor, Sixth Street, between Main and Market Streets.

UNIVERSALIST CHURCH - Market Street

AFRICAN : METHODIST CHURCH : - Rev. W. Newman, Pastor, South Street, East of Eighth Street.

Pastor, Seventh Street,

Pastor, Fifth Street, North of

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PUBLIC OFFICES.

Meeting of the County Commissioners - The first Monday in March, June, and December.

Time of holding Courts in Muskingum County - The first day of April, the first day of July, and the thirtieth day of September.

Post Office - Fifth Street, two doors South of Main Sfreet.

Collector's Office - Corner of Main and Fourth Streets, up stairs.

Mayor's Office - Fourth Street, between Main and Market Streets.

Atheneum - Public Buildings, East wing, second story.

Clerk's Office - Public Buildings, West wing, first story.

Auditor's Office - Public Buildings, West wing, first story.

Recorder's Office - Public Buildiugs, West wing, second story.

Treasurer's Office - Fifth Street, next to the Public Buildings.

Muskingum Branch Bank - Corner of Main and Fifth Streets.

Franklin Bank - F ourth Street, between Main and Market Streets.

NAMES, OCCUPATION AND RESIDENCE,

OF THE

HOUSEHOLDERS OF ZANESVILLE.

| | | } | | | | Abbot, E B tanner, main east of 7th. Allen, J B merchant, 7th between main and market. Allen, Sam'! Gilbert's avenue, west of Underwood. Arter, A cordage manufacturer, 3d north of south st Adams, Seth 2nd street between main and market Atkinson, John blacksmith, market, corner potter's alley | Ailes, I tailor, market between 5th and 6th Abbot, S C market between 7th and Underwood Arthur, G clerk, market between 7th and Underwood | Allen Wm miller, main west of front | Alter, John grocer, corner main and second | Auson, Mrs o main between 2nd and 3d | Applegate, D merchant, 5th between main and market | Ashmore, M & J merchant, main between 5th and 6th | Achauer, C. brewer, east main Alter, A K chair maker, between market and north Alter, Mrs. Elizabeth 3d between main and market | Abbot, A 3d between main and south | Adams, J A iron founder, 4th between main and market | Adams, J F merchant, 4th corner of water , Abbot, Mrs Harriet B 5th between main and south Arthur, J T pension agent, south between 4th and 5th Alvis, Thomas drayman, 5th north of north ex)

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: Abbot, N G manufacturer, 5th between market and main

Allison, Andrew river between 6th and 7th

| Arndt, Elias boatman, river between 6th and 7th

Austin, Thomas drayman, 6th between south and main

Allen, Mrs Amy 6th between main and south

Alexander, Thornton (col'd) gas house, 6th north of north

Anderson, Anthony (col'd) gardner, 7th north of north

Arter, Wm Teamster, paper-mill

Arter, John laborer, Kelley east of 7th

Anderson, John carpenter, Tarrier east of 7th

Anthony, John, engineer, 6th between south and river

Adams, Mrs Francis elm east of 7th

| Adams, C. (col'd) at eagle hotel branch street

Anderson, T brick-layer, Underwood south of Gilbert's av

Amick, Emanuel cigar-maker, spring west of H main

Allen, Sam'l laborer, marietta opposite clay

Atnold, Paul E shoe-maker, marietta bet. Clay and n & s

Amar, Conrad laborer, marietta east of Tyler

Allen, Leander painter, marietta road

Adams, Wm. coal-digger, marietta road

Adams, R. coal-digger, marietta road

Adams. Edw'd. coal-digger, marietta

Bell, Walter merchant south between 5th and 6th

Brown, J S machinist, main between 7th and 8th

Brown, Dr. A H national road Buckmaster, C W magistrate, main s of fountain alley

! Brown, P H tailor main east of 7th | Bigler, John R merchant, 7th between main and market

Brennan, Jeremiah 5th between market and north Black, John S merchant, 5th between market and north Black, Peter merchant, main between 5th and 6th Buckwell, E dentist, 6th between market and north Blocksom, G W druggist main between 5th and 6th Brown, C E & Co. tobacconists, main between 5th and 6th

£ Bell, Howard saddler, 3d corner of south

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Braden, H H printer south between 5th and 6th

Blair, J A merchant 7th between main and market

Berry, Austin merchant river between 4th and 5th

Blue, C tanner river road

Banks, John shoe maker main corner sugar alley

Brennan, Edw'd laborer, fountain alley east of front | Blake, H shoe maker, 9nd between main and market

Bird, D laborer, 2nd between main and market

Bailey, Evan laborer, fountain alley, between 2nd and 3d Bell, T merchant, 6th between main and market

Bower, Casper cabinet maker, corner of market and 5th Blandy, C merchant, market east of 7th | Bacon, E H physician, 4th south of main | Burwell, S merchant, corner market and 7th | Blocksom, Wm market east of 7th

Boone, J (col'd.) laborer, fountain alley east of 7th Brenholtz, L undertaker, corner of south and 6th

Bell, Mrs Mary south between 5th and 6th

Bedwell, E marble cutter south between 3d and 4th Bigelow L H druggist, national road | Boyd, A copper-smith, 7th north of north | Brock, Mrs Ann C confectioner,main between 5th and 6th Bratshaw, J B H merchant, 7th south of Howard

Blandy, H founder, Hamline's hill

Buckmaster, J A merchant, 6th north of north

Bloomer, Moses merchant, 5th south of south i Bean, Charles carpenter, 2nd south of north | Barr, Merrick painter 2nd south of north | Brennan, Jas laborer, north between 2nd and 3d | Beckert, A River house, 2nd north of north | Buchanan, Johnson miller, 3d north of north

Barber, Mrs Rebecca laundress, 3d north of north

Beal, Jacob miller, 3d. north of north

Ball, Edward editor, 3d between market and main

Bennett, U P sec'y. in. co., 3d between main and market

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Birch, Wm last maker, 6th between market and north 7

Bird, James laborer, potters alley north of south

Burwell, Wm shoe maker, potter's alley north of south

Blake, Martin 4th north of south

Baker, Mrs Nancy 4th north of south

Beard W H 4th between main and south

Bumpus, Wm baker, corner of potter's and fountain alley

Bimple, Martin miller, 4th between market and north

Brady, Nicholas laborer, corner north and fourth

Bixsen, J C laborer 4th north of north

Bishop, John boat builder, water west of fifth

Bishop, James boat builder, 7th north of market

Batstone, Mrs. E milliner, court alley south of water.

Barton, Wm miller, 4th between market and north

Barr, Nimrod 4th between market and main

Brown, Theophilus pedlar, 4th south of south

Baker, Mrs Nancy 5th between south and main

Blackmore, Mrs Mary 5th between south and main

Bell, A E physician, 5th between market and north

Bell, Mrs € V 5th between market and north

Baldwin, Daniel machinist Howard, east of 5th | | |

Baldwin, Stephen carpenter, 40 do Brookover, Mrs Rebecca do do Barnell, John ship carpenter, do do

Brown, Fred'k ship carpenter, 5th north of north Brennan, Mrs B 5th between market and north

Bingle, Ferdinand physician, 5th between mkt and main Brocker, Geo shoe maker, 7th between market and main Barton, Mrs Eliza C 5th between main and south

Boyd, John steam boat pilot, 6th between south and main Boring, Edward blacksmith, 6th south of main

Bailey, Theodore marble cutter, centre street

Bott, Caspar shoe maker, 7th north of north

Brill, Jacob laborer 7th between north and Howard Bishop, Stephen ship wright, 7th north of Kelley

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Bowman, John corner of 7th and south

Bowen, Mrs 7th between marietta st and river

Burson, Mrs Jane corner of marietta and 6th

Barrett, Edw'd laborer, 7th between south and marietta Brocher, Geo shoemaker, 7th between south and main Bryan, W C. tailor, corner 7th and main

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Binson, James teamster, do do

Broom, Henry pedlar do do

Brown, Edw'd laborer, do do

Bailey, Erastus painter centre east of 7th

Burwell, Mrs centre west of Underwood

Bliss, Mrs Caroline centre east of 7th

Beatty, John A priuter, Gilbert's avenue

Blackson, Mrs M (col'd.) Gilbert's avenue

Blocksom, A P lawyer, branch st

Brewster, C C in rolling mill, Ham. main st n. of Hamline

Bailey, John foundryman, do s do

Brown, Henry superintendant, Cox's coal banks

Brown, Sam'l farmer, north of mill run

Bailey, Nathan coal digger, mill run eoal banks

Bartholomew, Rev pastor Lutheran church, river road

Bateman, saw mill, river road north of mill run

Betty, Francis laborer, national road

Bonnett, John M clock maker, corner main and 8th

Betts, Mrs Emily (col'd.) corner Harvey and 9th

Ball, W H lawyer, 4th south ef main

Brown, Mrs P H 8th between south and Harvey

Bonnett, John D clock maker 8th bet. south and Harvey Blessing, John B tailor, Roe between east.and west

Boyd, James coach smith, corner 8th and Harvey Brymer, John stone cutter, corner 8th and south Biern, Mrs Mary Ann marietta between Clay and n and s Beal, Lucas carpenter, Tyler south of marietta

Bell, John laborer, Kelley west of Underwood Burns, Rob't marble agent, elm west of Underwood }

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Bowers, John potter, marietta between Clay and Tyler

Bowers, Mrs Catherine do do do | Barnes, M shoe maker, n and s bet marietta and e and w | Brone, John laborer do do do f Bultzer, John miller, north and south south ofe and w | Bay, Mrs Catharine do do do Bullard, Charles G cabinet maker n and s s do

Brown, John boatman, marietta road

Brown, Joshua coal dealer do

Birch,Benj. do river road

Barton, Sa'ml do east of river road

Brady, John do do do

Bailey, L P cabinet maker, 3d between main and south Boyer, Sam'l merchant, main between 9nd and 3d Carlow, John contractor, main south of fountain alley Church, Wm brick layer, do do do Cassiday, Joseph do do do do Case, H L manuf'r white lead, 6th between main and s Cappell, Mrs B main east of 7th Central Rail-road office, 121 main st corner public square Cox, S J sec'y rail-road, 4th between main and market Cox, J L paper manufacturer, 7th near the river Cary, Thomas merchant, 3d between main and market Conrade, J M merchant, 4th between main and south

| Castle, O L merchant, a between main and market Copeland, H lawyer, main between 3d and 4th Currier, C K merchant tailor, 4th south of main Cary, W H merchant, 4th north of market Clements, Z merchant tailor, 3d between main and m'k't. Cox, Lewis merchant, corner of main and second Cassel, Wm miller, 3d between market and main Cargill, Mrs E 2nd corner fountain alley Clark, S lumber yard, 7th between main and market Crosby, James merchant, 3d between main and market Campbell, Isaac, tinner, corner market and 6th

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Culbertson, D J merchant, corner of market and 5th Culbertson, Mrs C 5th between market and main Culbertson, H physician, corner of market and 6th Culbertson Mrs E market between 6th and 7th Cadwalader, Mrs E corner market and 6th

Cadwalader, A market east of 7th

Cassell, Mrs Amanda market, west of Underwood Coffman, J J carpenter, old Wheeling road

Cooper, Edw'd plasterer, fountain alley east of 7th Carlow, C J south between 5th and 6th

Cooper, Geo W plasterer, south between 4th and 5th Crow, RM merchant tailor 7th between market and main Cox, Selby merchant, main between 5th and 6th

Clements, John livery stable; Munro north of elm

Cherry Wm carpenter, 7th north of market

Corrington, Mrs Jane 3d north of north { Cantwell, M laborer, beech alley north of north | Compton, Wm at foundry, 3d between market and north Cuppen, Thomas boatman, 3d between market and north Crestman, David shoe maker, do do

Clayton, MrsSarah 3d between market and main

Convers, T manufacturer, 3d between main and market Clark, Jefferson drayman, 4th between market and north Canaday, Henry drayman, water between court and 5th Clossman, David B brewer, 4th between market and n Cashman, James at lumber yard, 4th do do Clossman, John brewer, market square north of market Clossman, John jr do do do

Cotton, B H clock dealer, 4th between south and main Cushing, J Y 5th &etween south and main

Carleton, Mrs Harriet 5th between south and main ! Convers, Mrs Jane 5th between main and market | Cappas, Lewis at rolling mill, 5th between market and n Calhoun, M painter, 5th north of north

Corsey, Milton barber, 5th south of Howard

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Cochran, J L 5th between river and south

Caldwell, J cabinet maker, 6th between main and south Cassel, Mrs A M corner south and 6th

Clark, Z drayman, 6th between main and south Crumbaker, J K clerk 6th north of main,

Canaday, P blacksmith, marietta between n and s and Clay Coke, J H boarding house, 6th between south and river Canada, John blacksmith, 6th between market and north | Cronin, E drayman, 6th north of north

Cunningham, A moulder, 6th north of north

Cashman, Dennis gardener, 6th north of north

Coates, Jonathan shoe maker, 7th Tarrier's row

Church, Elijah brick mason 7th between elm and centre Coe, Romaine drayman, 7th between market and main Cappas, Lewis carpenter, 7th between south and main Closs, Jesse carpenter, Kelley west of Underwood Cross, Sam'! shoe maker, do do do

Coulter, John P brick layer, Tarrier east of 7th Crowley, Patrick stone mason, do west of Underwood Cope, P Tarrier east of 7th

Cochran, James elm west of Underwood

Craig, J pedlar, do do

Condon, B carpenter, do do

Cappas F do centre east of 7th

Collum, G W Underwood south of elm

Criner, Wm brass founder, Underwood corner of elm Coffman, Peter laborer, Underwood north of spring Condon, Thos stone mason Ham'! main w Ee rnandis Cokely, Pa" stone mason do south do Clark, Geo in rolling mill, do south of Hamline Coffman Mrs Rachel Price east of Underwood

Conner, John stone mason Ham'! main north of spring Crowen Timothy Jaborer, Fernandis east of Ham'l main Cunningham, Wm retail grocer, melinda e of Ha" main Cluff, Wm coal digger, Cox's coal banks

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Compton, Z brick maker, mill run road Cartinbrook, Fred laborer, north road | Crosier James coal digger, Moore's additi on í Creeks, J coal digger, national road { Crosier, James coal digger, old wheeling road | Cochran, D B plasterer, national road Colley, Wm marble cutter, do Cochran, J boatman, 8th between south and Harvey Crawford, C drayman, corner 8th and Harvey Carlisle Mrs C alley east of 8th between south and Harv. Casey, Wm stone cutter, marietta east of Tyler Cunningham, W N carpenter, marietta bet Clay and n &s Charlott, A ag'nt ins co, marietta bet Roe and n and s Cumington, L pedlar, marietta between n and s and Clay Crist, Jacob teamster, marietta between Clay and Tyler Cunningham, W carpenter, corner n and s, and e and w | Crotzer, Jacob blacksmith, e and w east of north and south } Coyle, Mrs Ann Roe between marietta and east and west } |

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Caton, J manuf'r white lead, river road

Culbertson, Mrs Annache do

Collan, John laborer, do

Carter, James farmer, do

Coyle, C livery stable, east and west street

Coulter, Mrs J marietta between Clay and Tyler

Dutro, David carpenter, 7th between market and main Dutro, Mrs E C main east of 7th

Dixon, A merchant, 7th north of main

Davis, W merchant, national road

Delaney, R retail grocer, main west of front

Dare, J wool carden 3d north of market

Dare, Thos. wool carder, 2nd between main and market Deites, Rev Wm. K C Priest, (German) main street e end Darlinton J marble cutter, market bet 7th and Underw'd Drake, Dr T M market between do do

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Durban, Thos merchant tailor, 4th between south main Dillon, Moses clerk, front north of main

Dulty. Michael merchant, 7th between main and market Downer, E M Underwood north of market

Darlinton, H wool dealer, 6th between market and main Dowance, Mrs. east main

Donaldson, Mrs N A seamstress, east main

Drake, Thomas last maker, 2nd south of main

Dillon, John county treasurer, 2nd south of north Dixon, C laboter, north between 2nd and 3d

Dixon, W do do do

Donophan, A de do do

Davidson, Thos mill wright, 3d between north and market Dexter, H steam boat captain, 3d bet north and mk't D'Yarmet, D boot maker, 3d between main and market Darnas, J cooper, 4th between market and main

Davis, W steam boat captain, 4th south of water

Day, Asa laborer, 4th north of north

Dillon, Isaac post master. 4th between market and main Dixon, James corner 4th and river

Depew, Augustus pedlar, 5th north of north

Drone, Wm 5th between market and main

D'Yarmet, John shoe maker, Harvey between 7th and 8th Dutro, Moses potter, 7th between elm and centre Dumm, Benj clerk, corner of 7th and river

Depew, Mrs Catherine, Tarrier east of 7th

Dorn, Patrick stone cutter, Tarrier west of Underwood Dougherty, C brick layer do do

Donovan, D lime burner, do do

Doyle, Michael boatman, elm east of 7th

Dumm, A B clerk, centre east of 7th

Delamater, Matilda Miss Gilbert's avenue

Dutro, Mrs Frances do do

Daniel, Wallace carpenter, branch st

Davis, Gilbert brick maker, Underwood bet centre and elm

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Debold, John do Price east of Underwood Debold, Henry do spring west of Hamline main Davis, Thos T do Hamline east do

Debold, Jacob do mill run road south of melinda Debold, Michael in rolling mill, melinda e of Haml main Dunlap, A white lead works, mill run road

Dickson, R brick maker, mill run road

Duff, John coal digger, national road

Davis, David tailor, national road

Dinnick, Phillip cooper, 8th between Harvey and south Dixon, Mrs Frances Harvey east of 10th

Dessert, Joseph tailor, marietta between Clay and n ands Dixon, John coal and lime marietta east of Tyler Dixon, Fletcher retail grocer, do do

Dixon, Thomas laborer, do do

Delong, Joseph tanner, marietta corner east and west Debold, Joseph tailor, Clay south of east and west David, Caldwell glass blower, n and s between e and w Dillon, J G silversmith, locust alley west of 5th

Davis, Robt coal dealer, marietta road

Darestor, Jacob laborer, river road

Dorherty, A do do

Davis, J (col'd.) de do

Durang, J blacksmith, fountain alley east of 7th Duncan, Mrs Mary south between 4 and 5

Davison, Rob't merchant, main between 34 and 4th

| 1 Eastman, G W druggist, national road | ; (Eastman, H do do Elwanger, C south between 5th and 6th © 2

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| Eoff, John 3d between north and market Eoff, Jacob hatter do do Edwards, Mrs M do do Ellis, Wm drayman, 2nd south of main Elliott, R J stage driver, 5th north of north Elbertson, J E coach maker, 6th between main and south Ebert, E machinist, 6th between south and river Everett, James cooper, 5th north of river Ellis, Elijah soap maker, river between 5th and 6th | Ebert, Sylvester machinist, 6th between south and river ; Ebert, Washington machinist, 6th north of north | | Eastman, Ezra lawyer, 7th between main and south { Easton, Wm laborer, Kelly east of 7th Evans, Robt bricklayer, Tarrier east of 7th Erler, F shoemaker, corner Underwood and elm Ellis, James coal digger, Munro north of elm Edwards, H shoemaker, Ha] main south of Price Emery, Wm carter, Moore's addition Elwanger, J laborer, national road Ehrmann, C shoe maker, n and s bet marietta and e and w Fielding, Wm (col'd.) barber, 8th between main and south Foard, Mrs M corner main and 6th Fillmore, E E merchant, market bet Underwood and 7th Folan, W laborer, fountain alley east of front | Flowers, Wm sexton, 2nd st M E Church, fountain alley | Flood, Mrs C market between "th and Underwood | ` Floherty, T laborer, fountain alley east of 7th E letcher, Adams merchant, 4th between market and main Fisher, Francis laborer, main east end | Ford, John painter, 2nd south of north Farl, John laborer, 2nd south of north Fisher, Conrod cooper, 3d north of north | Fisher, M farmer, corner 3d and north Fondersmith, J B man'f Cronk's beer, 3d bet n and m'k't Ford, J W 3d between south and main

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Fogle, John foundryman, water corner of court Fresh, Peter clerk, 4th north of north Fracker, C clerk, 5th between market and north Fridenean, M stone mason, 5th north of north Ford, J D tinner, 5th between main and south Ferrel, Mrs Mary 6th between river and south Fracker, J T iron founder, 5th between main and market Fracker, J T jr. do 5th between south and main Fitz, S drayman, 6th between river and south Fell, Benj farmer, 6th between market and north Fox, Wra butcher, corner north and 7th Fairchild, E engineer, 7th north of Howard Fairchild, R moulder, 7th between Kelley and Tarrier Fell, Geo do do do do Fell, Samuel do 7th between elm and centre Fielding, Wm (col'd.) hackman, 7th bet market and main Ford, Henry shoemaker, "7th between south and Hawes Fichi, Jacob laborer, 7th between south and main Fell, Isaac plasterer, Kelly east of 7th Fell, Victor bricklayer, Kelley east of "th Fenstermaker, G stone mason, Tarrier east of Underwood Ferren, C C pedlar, Tarrier west of Underwood Freeman, Mrs Sussanna J elm west of Underwood Freeman, Matthias turner, do do Fulton, Mrs Lucy A grocer, elm east of "7th Faust, John B carpenter, centre west of Underwood Fluke, Alexander sexton, Gilbert?s avenue Freeman, M cabinet maker, elm east of Underwood Fix, E L tavern,' Underwood between elm and Tarrier Fogle, Edw cooper, Underwood north of spring Ford, Mrs Susan (cql'd.) corner 9th and Harvey Francis, Sebastian blacksmith, 8th bet Harvey and south Fulton, Felix M retail grocer, corner marietta and 8th Frederick, Jacob blacksmith, marietta bet Clay and Tyler Fulkerson, S pedlar; Tyler north of east and west

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Fairlamb, Mrs Mary n and s between marietta and eand w Ferril, L coal digger, marietta road

Fulkerson Wm farmer, do

Fletcher, Francis laborer, river road

Franks, Wm stone cutter, east of river road

Fisher, Michael farmer and coal dealer, east of river road Grooms, John baker, main east of 7th

Gassaway, W (col'd.) barber, market between 6th and 7th Garlock, Grant E telegraph office, river a

Galigher Jos merchant, 5th between main and market Galigher, John do 6th between south and river Galigher, Wm miller, 4th between main and south Grieve, Peter shoemaker, main between 2nd and 3d Gates, Dr S merchant, market west of Underwood Greenland, James tinner, south between 3d and 4th Green, W retail grocer, main between 2nd and 3d Greenwell, Enoch miller, main between 2nd and 3d Gattrell, N merchant, 7th between main and market Graham, W A druggist, south between 4th and 5th Gibbons, E H clerk, 3d between market and north Godfrey, Robt miller, 3d between market and north Grooms, Robt laborer, 3d between soutn and main

Gear, Nathan'! earpenter, main between 3d and 4th Gates, Mrs Anna 4th north of south

Gittings, Dr M D 4th between main and market

Gigax, J bakery 4th corner spruce alley

Goodwin, David A shoemaker, 4th north of north Gates, John carpenter, 4th between south and main Gunther, J machinist, 5th between market and north Griffith, W H carpenter, e and west, east of north and s Guille, M A lawyer, 5th between main and south Goddard, C B lawyer, 6th between south and river Gatewood, Jos at cotton mill, 6th between river and south Green, P at paper mill, 6th north of north

Gattrel, D (col'd.) laborer, 6th north of north

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Griffith, Thomas machinist, 7th north of north Grigsby E L tobacconist, elm between 7th and Underwood Geen, Mrs Phebe 7th south of Howard Griffin, Ira shoe maker 7th Tarrier's row Griffin, Mrs Eliza do do Geltz,"Peter wheel right, 7th corner fountain alley Goff, W J brick layer 7th between main and market | Grim, Christian laborer, Tarrier west of Underwood j Grigsby," J pedlar, elm east of 7th { Griffith, Mrs Ann centre east of 7th Greeves, John at gas works, branch east of Underwood Grace, Jas coal digger, branch street Griffis, Thos coal digger, Fernandis east of Haml main Guy, do Cox's coal banks Griener, John umbrella repairer, Moore's addition Glessner, Jacob national road Gammon, Rob't 8th between Harvey and south Gibson, Rich'd coal dealer, 10th north of Harvey Galligan, E laborer, north and south s of east and west Greiner, C cap maker, do do do Good, G B boot maker, and s bet marietta and e and w Galligan, L laborer, river road Gormally, Cornelius laborer, river road | Gotz, C potter, marietta road Hilliard, John clerk, market east of 7th Hopkins, T C bookbinder, corner of centre and 7th Hazlett, 'T merchant, south between 4th and 5th Hazlett, Samuel merchant, 4th between market and main Hazlett, H corner main and second Helm, B D clerk, main west of 2nd Highfield D dept.*sheriff, main west of 2nd Hicks, Mrs E corner front and fountain alley | Huff, A cooper, fountain alley east of front

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Hoadly, John machinist, 3d between market and north Hahn, Jackson machinist, market between 3d and 4th Harper, S carpenter, Gilbert's Avenue

Hoge, Israel market east of 7th

Harrison, John magistrate, south east of 6th

Hazlett, John clerk, south between 4th and 5th

Hurd, Daniel steam boat captain, south between 3d and 4th Hobbs, John gun smith, main west end

Hazlett, Isaac merchant, main between 3d and 4th Hasher, Geo merchant, main between 5th and 6th

Haffy, Phillip merchant, Kelly west of Underwood

Hall, A K harness maker, 6th between main and market Hall, G A main corner of 7th

Hines, Patrick laborer, main east end

Hall, Wm carpenter, 7th north of Kelley

Hite, Jacob laborer 2nd south of north

Haines, John do do

Hiles, And do do

Hall, Wm carpenter, 2nd north of north

Haver, G W 3d between north and market

Huntington, J coach maker, 3d bet north and market Hampton, Mrs Ann seamstress, 3d between main and south Humphrey, R machinist 3d between south and main Highfield, John pump maker, corner of south and 3d Hocking, James drayman, potter's alley north of south Howard, Mrs H dress maker, 4th between south and main Hamm, Dr J 4th between main and market

Herrick, J shoe maker, 4th,north of north

Hahn, Coonrod laborer, 4th north of north

Hicks, J H bakery, market square | Hart, John confectioner, market square

Huntington, Mrs Jane boarding, oo 4th and locust alley | Hahn, Mrs Mary boarding house, corner 4th and river

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Howard, Mrs Ann 5th south of south A Hall, Abel carpenter, elm east of Underwood Herbert, Wm E clerk, elm street Henry, John carpenter, Hamline main north of Hamline / | Hosmer, A ag'nt cotton mill, 6th between south and main | Howland, J boatman, 5th between south and river | Hahn,G boatcaptain, 5th do do Hahn, Jas do 5th do do Hahn, Frederick 5th do do Howe, Mrs M boarding house, 5th bet south and river Howland, Joseph drayman, 6th between south and river Harper Alexander lawyer, 6th do do Hollingshead J 6th between main and south Hays, MrsS 6th do do Henry, Mrs Eliza (col'd.) 6th north of north Henry, J in rolling mill, Haml main south of Fernandis Hairtikin, James laborer, do north of do Harper, , teamster, corner Ha] main and Fernandis Harper, G W teamster, Fernandis east of Haml main Harris, Mrs Mary melinda east of Hamline's main { Haines, S brick maker, Cox's coal banks Hopkins, Isaac clerk, mill run road Horton, Henry coal digger, Moore's addition Harris, Wm clerk, old Wheeling road Hallam, John potter, Sth south of main Henderson, Mrs M (col'd.) Harvey east of 9th Hare, Wm shoe maker, 8th between south and marietta Holland, John potter, marietta east of Tyler Howsou, T potter, marietta between Clay and n and s Hahn, David chandler, corner marietta and 9th Harris, Geo wheel wright, marietta between 7th and 8th } Harsch, Jacob butcher, marietta between Roe and aa | Howson, John potter, marietta between n and s and Clay | Heape, T laborer, Clay south of east and west Holder, Christian butcher, Clay south of marietta

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Harper, Alexander hostler, Clay south of marietta Hurley, Daniel laborer, 6th north of north

Hatch, J school teacher, 7th between market and north Hocking, John drayman, 7th between north and Howard Howe, A painter, 7th south of Howard

Hampson, Tho's carpenter, 7th south of Heward Hoopes, John clerk, 7th between Kelley and Tarrier Hubbell, J paper maker, 7th between Kelley and Tarrier Heritage H shoe maker, 7th Tarrier row

Hammond, Mrs E 7th between main and south Howard, Rob't retail grocer, corner 7th and marietta Hagerman, B brick mason, 7th between south and Harvey Hallam, Rich'd potter 7th between main and south Haldeman, J S physician, 7th between main and market Hardisty, S engineer, Tarrier east of 7th

Harwood, E pedlar, do do

Hackney, Geo laborer, Tarrier west of Underwood Hatton, James merchant, elm west of Underwood

Hahn, Geo engineer, do do Hubbell, C B carpenter, do do Haffy, Patrick laborer, do do

Hatton, Dan'l brick layer do east of 7th

Huston, Charles centre east of 7th

Hutchison, Mrs Louisa centre east of "th

Helmick, Brice carpenter, centre west of Underwood Hubbell, James paper maker, centre west of Underwood Hanlon, Benj blacksmith, Gilbert's avenue

Harrison, Albert tailor, do do

Harris, Ezekiel (col'd) teamster, Gilbert's avenue

Hoy, John painter, branch street

Hagerman, Wm bricklayer, Underwood south of branch Herrick, Gen S corner Underwood and Gilbert's avenue Hollingshead, I tinner, Underwood south of elm

Hayer, Caspar in rolling mill, corner elm and Underwood Howland, Wm elm east of Underwood

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Huey, James cabinet maker, marietta road

Hoey, Mrs M seamstress, main between 7th and 8th Hialman, Adam retail grocer, corner of main and 8th Hendrick, F shoe maker, main east of 8th

Hersh, Mrs Nancy main east of 7th

Howarter, Henry tailor, 7th south of Howard

Hazlett, R manf'r white lead, 3d between main and south Hollingsworth, J miller, 5th between main and south Harris, James brick layer, e and w bet Roe and n and s Harris, Henry do do do do Hunter, Edward coal digger, marietta road

Huey, John do do

Hunter, Wm brick maker, do

Harper, W m (col'd.) east of river road

Hosmer, S R marietta road

Irwin, John merchant, main betweeen 6th and 7th Johnston, John merchant, main east of 7th

Jacobs, G merchant, main corner of sugar alley Jennings, Mrs Caroline market between 2nd and 3d Jennings, J blacksmith, o do

Janeway, Geo tinner, corner market and 5th

John, Jesse lumber yard, market east of 7th

Jones Geo A jeweller, 5th between main and south James, John A carpenter, centre east of 7th

Johnston, John merchant, 8th betweeen south and Harv. Jenkins, G cooper, 2nd north of north

Johnson, Joseph skiff builder, 3d north of north Jenkins, Jas chair maker, 3d between market and main James, Geo lawyer, 4th between main and south Jackson, A K, surveyor, 4th north of market

Johnson, James laborer, 4th north of north

Jackson, Temperance (col'd.) court alley bet south & river Jackson, Mrs 6th between market and north

Jones, Joseph machinist, 7th between centre and elm

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Jackson, John (col'd) 7th between main and south Julier, E machinist, Kelly west of Underwood

Johnson, Mrs E (col'd.) Tarrier east of 7th

James, Wm bricklayer, do do

Jarvis, Aquilla grocer, do do

Jenkins, Leander laborer, elm west of Underwood Johnson, Capt boatman, centre east of 7th

James J M carpenter, centre east of 7th

Jennings, John blacksmith, Underwood north of Kelley Jennings, Wm constable, do south of centre Johns, Wm coal digger, Underwood north of spring Jones, Thomas in rolling mill, Hamline e of Underwood James, John rolling mill co, Haml main s of Fernandis

James, Wm do do do Jones, Robert coal digger, melinda east of Haml main Jones, James do Cox's coal banks

Jones, Isaac potter, Harvey east of 10th Jolly, Sam'l coal digger, marietta road Jewett, H J lawyer, 5th between main and south Keen, Jesse south side between 5th and 6th Keely, Wm grocer, between 2nd and front

{ Klotts, S merchant, 2nd between market and main

{ Kees, Moses grocer, main west of front

| Keely, D shoe maker, fountain alley between 2nd and 3d Keely, W P merchant tailor, south west of 7th Kreps, Geo laborer, 2nd south of north Kimball, John carpenter, north between 2nd and 3d Kelcher, Dan laborer 3d north of north Kuhn, Adam shoe maker, 3d north of north Keifer, Paul glass blower, 3d between north and market Kraps, John last maker, 4th between south and main Kepler, Mrs Rebecca 4th between market and north

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Kelley J W laborer, spruce alley west of 6th

Klein, Jacob shoe maker, 6th north of north

Keller, C clerk, 4th between main and south

Karker, Adam laborer, 5th north of north

Kelso, John rope maker, Howard south of 5th

Kingman MissSusan teacher of music, 5th bet m'k't and n Kester, Lewis wire weaver, 7th between south and main Kelly, Thomas corner Underwood and Kelley

Krilin, John boat builder, Haml main south of Hamline Kunkel, Anthony laborer, spring west of Hamline's main Krister, Henry stone mason, spring east of Haml main Kirker, John foundryman, Moore's addition

Kane, Lawrence shoe maker do

Kortes Francis A shoe maker, 9th west of Harvey Kees, James blacksmith, Harvey between 8th and 9th Kassel, Philip shoemaker, corner Harvey and 9th Keller, John grocer, marietta between 8th and 9th Kemp, P stone mason, marietta between n & s and Clay Knauer, John baker, marietta do do do Kearns, Wm laborer, marietta east of east and west Ketchum, Philander coal digger, main east of 8th Lippitt, Arnold glass manuf 'r, main east of 7th Leatherwood, Wm grocer, main between 6th and 7th Lillibridge, W merchant tailor, 5th bet main and south Lyman, D H lawyer, corner market and 6th

Love, Wm shoe maker, main between 2nd and 3d

Lewis J H, tinner, 7th between south and marietta Launder, Thomas grocer, corner main and front

Little, Dr L physician, corner market and 7th

Leonard, Wm moulder, market between 5th and 6th Laughlin, W M lumber yard, market bet 7th and Und'w'd Leckey, Wm confectioner, south between 6th and 7th Little, Dr J physician, river east of 3d

Langley, E shoe maker, main between 6th and 7th Lucas, Jos carpenter, locust alley west of 3d

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Lemon, J D clerk, 2nd south of main

Lally, Edw'd 3d north of north

Launder, Thos carpenter, 3d between market and main Launder, C turner, corner of 4th and south

Launder, Mrs Martha 4th north of south

Loch, Jacob at iron works, 4th north ef north

Lucas, Willis (col'd) teamster, 4th north of north Lewis, Jas cabinet maker, court alley south of north Lowrey, Rev A 2nd st M E Church, 4th bet south & main Lank, Mrs E, 5th between south and main

Launder, John upholster, 5th between south aud main Lucas, Henry (col'd) barber, 5th south of Howard Lewis, James plasterer, 5th north of north

Leonard, T stone mason, Howard east of 5th

Lindsey, Thomas plasterer, Howard west of 7th Launder, Wm blacksmith, Gilbert's avenue

Langley, Mrs E corner of 5th and fountain alley

Long, Wm laborer, 5th between south and main Loudon, M iron founder, 6th between south and river Lewis, Charles L machinist, 6th between south and river Little, James teamster, 6th between south and main Lentz, Mrs Anna B, 6th between south and main

Linn, James butcher, 6th between main and south

Lee, a'] (col'd.) cooper, 6th north of north

Lewis, Jacob (col'd.) laborer, 6th north of north Leonard, Rev L G m'k'tst Baptist Ch, 7th bet m'k't and n Longley, B laborer, 7th south of Howard

Liggett, Mrs L, 7th between main and south

Lewis, John tinner, 7th between south and marietta 'Lee, John teamster, 7th between market and centre Lyon, John stone cutter, Tarrier east of 7th

Loughran, Henry in rolling mill, Tarrier east of 7th | Lewis, C G gun and locksmith, elm east of 7th

Lee, Robert merchant, elm east of 7th

Langon, G E plasterer, elm east of 7th

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Leslie, Robert clerk, centre east of 7th Launder, Thos Gilbert's avenue Lacey, Patrick laborer, Underwood north of branch Louth, Benj rolling mill co, Underwood near the river Loud, John in rolling mill, Price east of Underwood Leis, Daniel laborer, 8th between south and Harvey Lewis, Rev S (col'd) 3d Baptist Ch, Roe south of marietta Lida, J foundryman, Roe between marietta and e and w Lynch, Mrs Anh, marietta road Langley, John cooper, river road Lavander, Wm laborer, east of river road Morris, Isaiah shoemaker, main between 7th and main Moorehead, Thomas main east of 8th McBride, John main east of "7th Mohler, J J cabinet maker, fountain alley east of 7th Mowatt, James printer, 6th between market and north Marsh, L P lawyer, Gilbert's avenue Munro, Wm carpenter, main between 2nd and 3d Moore, G S retail grocer, 4th between south and main Moses, Hiram miller, fountain alley east of front Metcher, Jacob clerk, market between 5th and 6th Moore, Cyrus grocer, corner 7th and market Minckley, A grocer, corner of market and 7th Moody, Rev G 7th st M E Church, market east of 7th Mechlin, Mrs Susan market east of 7th Marple, market between 6th and 7th McCartney, J cigar maker, south between 4th and 5th Moore, James carpenter, south between 3d and 4th Milone, Barnabas marble cutter, south between 3d and 4th McBride Samuel 7th between main and market Mills, Mrs Mary main between 2nd and front McKee, John tailor, national road Mitchell, R M chair manuf'r, Underwood north of centre McFadden, A merchant, 9nd between market and main Mann, S S merchant, 5th between market and main

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Miller, James A laborer, elm east of 7th

Metcalf, John wool dealer, 6th between market and north McAlister, Sam'! retail grocer, main between 6th and 7th McCarty, Wm wheel wright, east main

McMullen Sarah Jane north between 2nd and 3d

Moore, James pump maker, north between 2nd and 3d Mitchell, Stephen B pattern maker, 2nd north of north Mitchell, Mrs Jane H 2nd north of north

Milfead, Valentine locksmith, 3d north of north

McCall, Hiram boatman, 3d between market and north Martin, Owen laborer, 3d north of north

Mooney, Thomas 3d corner of south

Marshall, Johnson canal boat captain, potters alley n of s Marcellus, Mrs E 4th between south and main Murdoch, James clerk 4th between south and main Munhall, David cooper.4th south of south

Monroe, J H lawyer, 6th between south and main

Miles, Mrs Hannah water between court and 5th Morgan, Henry carpenter, court alley south of water Morrison, John laborer, 4th north of north

Marshall Wm H pedlar, court alley south of north Munhall, Sam'! boarding house, corner of south and north Maginnis, David 5th between main and south

Moore, Lewis cooper, Howard west of 7th

Mitchell, Francis carpenter, 5th north of north Montgomery, Rev C P Catholic Church, 5th n of market McKerman, Miss 8 dress maker, 5th bet n and market McKenzie, George wheel wright, centre street McConnahey, D blacksmith, 5th between main and south Morton, Jas F law student, corner of south and 5th Myers, Mrs E sewer alley north of river

McFadden, Dr physician, 6th between river and south Millis, James carpenter, 6th between south and river Montgomery, Silas clerk, 6th between main and south McElroy, Zenas C physician, cor fountain alley and 6th

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McCleary, Mrs Susan 6th between main and market McCaughey, T stone mason, 6th between m'k't and north McGrew, James 6th between market and north f Miller, Peter hostler, 6th north of north

McFetridge, John brick maker, 6th north of north

McMannis,Mrs Elizabeth do do do Minfield, Joseph wool spinner do do do McChristian, James drayman, do do do Maxfield, Lewis paper maker, do do do

Megan, Mrs Catherine 6th between north and market Martin, Alfred 6th between north and market

McDill, Charles carpenter, 6th between north and market Mercer, Hiram printer, 7th between north and market McGowan, James carpenter, 7th between market and n Moore, John drayman, 7th south of Howard

Meeker, Isaac carpenter, 7th between Kelley and Tarrier Mann, Ann "th between market and main

Martin, Mrs Mary tailoress, 7th between main and south Maneely, George shoemaker, 7th between south and river ! Moorehead, Moses corner of 7th and marietta

| Moore, Smith drayman, 7th between south and marietta Michentelder, J shoe maker, 6th between south and main Musselman, P wheel wright, 7th between south and main Mathews, Mrs S Kelley east of 7th

Maggis, Mrs Magdelena Kelley east of "7th

Maxfield, Miss Sarah Kelley east of 7th

McGare, Philip at gas house, Kelley west of Underwood Miller, George laborer, Kelley east of 7th

Maxwell, Evan O paper maker, Tarrier east of 7th Meeker, Benj carpenter, Tarrier west of Underwood Milligan, Michael carpenter, Taie west of Underwood } McLeary, J wheel wright, Tarrier west of Underwood MCloy, Eli machinist, elm west of Underwood

Masters, Robert boatman, elm west of Underwood Maple, Sarah Ann seamstress, elm west of Underwood

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McClintock, Henry Gilbert's avenue

Meredith, David in rolling mill, corner Price and H main McCormick, Thomas in rolling mill, melinda e of H main Morgan, John coal digger, mill run coal banks

Marluck, David coal digger, mill run coal banks McClellan Wm coal dealer, mill run coal banks

Moore, John coal digger, mill run coal banks

Morin, Jack T (col'd) barber, national road

Miles Robert Y plasterer, national road

Miller, Christian in rolling mill, Moore's addition

Miles, Robert coal digger, national road

Messer, Benjamin (col'd.) barber, 8th bet main and south Mohler, Leonard pedlar, 8th between south and Harvey Mullen, James laborer, alley w of 8th bet s and Harvey Murphey, Andrew laborer, alley e of8th bet s and Harvey Moore, John carpenter, 8th between south and Harvey Mitchell, J D carpenter, 8th between south and Harvey Mills, Robert coal digger, Harvey between 9th and 10th Manley, Mrs Maria (col'd) corner of Harvey and 10th Milforde, Mrs Margaret (col'd) Harvey east of 10th McKinney, M laborer, marietta east of Tyler

Moore, J P retail grocer, marietta bet Clay and Tyler Miner, Mathew cooper, 9th between Harvey and marietta McShaine, James laborer, marietta between 8th and 9th Manley, S glass blower, marietta between 8th and 9th Murdoch, John glass blower, marietta bet Roe and n and s Murphy, C coal digger, marietta north of east and west Moore, Lemon carpenter, Tyler south of eastand west Mipe, Phillip H miller, Clay south of marietta

Masters, Wm coal digger, marietta road

Murdoch, jr., John cooper, river road

Mingle, Samuel boarding house, corner of main and front Mannypenny G W lawyer, 5th between main and south Nichols & Allen, Eagle Hotel, corner of main and 4th Nevitt, Thos. E. confectioner, corner of main and th

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Norton, Abel boatman, east main

Nicol, Isaac B moulder, 3rd between south and main Nash, Henry carpenter, water north of Howard

Nims, Leonard sadler, 6th between north and market Nutt, Wm paper maker, 6th north of north

Nash, Edward engineer, 7th between Kelley and Tarrier Nosker, Mrs Rebecca seamstress, 7th street Tarrier's row Nettinger, Goetlib drayman, 7 between south and Harvey Northrup, Joseph shoe maker, Kelley east of 7th street Newman, Rev Wm (col'd) African church, Gilbert's Av. Neff, John teamster, Hamlin's main north of Fernandis Newell, John rolling mill co., mill run road

Nelson, Hugh carpenter, 9th north of Harvey

Nelson, Wm laborer, alley between south and Harvey Newsom, Henry (col'd) plasterer, Harvey east of 10th Oshe, Jacob tavern, main between 7th and 8th streets Orndoff, H agent O. S. Co., 6th between south and main Osier, Ivid Hannah, 3rd between market and north Oborne, Cornelius joiner and carpenter, 6th north of north O'Harry, Rody tailor, Tarrier west of Underwood } Owings, Mrs Henrietta, centre east of Tth | Owings, Thomas carpenter, centre east of "7th Outhwaite, George chandler, Gilbert's avenue

Over, John drayman; elm east of Underwood

O' Ronck, George stone mason, Melinda east of H. main O'Harry, Michael laborer, do do do do Oozenbaugh, James coal digger, national road

O' Neill, Thomas coach maker, 8th corner of south, Onkermer, Henry weaver, Marietta between Clay and T. Orltmrn, Jacob starch maker, Clay south of east and west Patterson, Hugh retail grocer, main between 7th and 8th Partello, Wm P. teacher, main south fountain alley Perley, A W merchant, 6th between main and south Parsons, Wm shoe maker, north between 4th and 5th Parker, Septemus tanner, 8th between Harvey and south

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Prat, John R merchant, front north of main

Palmer, Wm H black smith, south 2nd

Pool, Harrison shoe maker, market between 5th and 6th Prouty, James carter, fountain alley east of 7th

Pike, Elias shoe maker, main between 2nd and 3rd Printz, John a'P mineral water, main between 2 & 3d Palmer, J E. agent B. M. Co., Underwood n of market Paine, Thompson laborer, 3rd corner of north

Printz, A J machinist, 3 north of north

Purcell, Loudon moulder, 3rd south corner of north Purcell, Joseph, 3rd south of north

Pierce, Thomas L, 3 between south and main

Priest, Jesse carpenter, court alley south of water Pierpoint, Henry boatman, court alley south of water Parsons, Charles shoe maker, 4th corner of north Palmer, Otho baker, market square

Peters, Adam, 4th between main and market

Parke, Samuel printer, Howard east of 5th

Patrick, Thomas H school teacher, 5th corner of north Palmer, Davis coach man'f'r, 5th between market & main Price, Daniel stone mason, river between 5th and 6th Palmer, Gilbert D livery stable, 6th between main & south Prosser, Charles stone mason, 6th between market & north Prosser, Thomas stone mason, 6th north of north Powel, Andrew shoe maker, 6th north of north

Pointer, Alexander (col'd) 7th between market and main Parker, Geo. P carpenter, corner of 7th and south Piersol, Isaac carpenter, Zane street

Price, Thomas laborer, Kelly west of Underwood Porter, Majara seamstress, T'arrier west of Underwood Price, Mrs Jane, elm east of 7th

Pollock, Wm Carpenter, Gilbert's avenue

Parkinson, Mrs S, Gilbertz avenue corner of Underwood Plymton, C threshing machines, Underwood n of centre Price, John coal digger, mill run

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Price, Joseph laborer, Harvey corner of 9th Potter, Jacob laborer, Harvey east of 10th Price, John pedlar, Marietta between north south & Clay Phaler, Francis laborer, Marietta east of Tyler

Price, Joshua stone mason, east and west corner Roe Perry, Fuel A carter, Marietta road

Potter, Jackson coal digger, Marietta road

Prichard, B laborer, river road

Purcell, John farmer and coal dealer, river road

Powells, John coal digger, river road

Quigley, John clerk, 5th between south and river Qualls,' Joseph (cod) Harvey east of 9th

Ross, Elijah gun smith, main east of 7th

Raguet, James merchant, 6th between main and market Raguet, Henry merchant, 7th between Harvey and south Rogers, Hiram merchant, national road

Remington, S retail grocer, corner market and 4th Ramage, J carpenter, centre between 7th and Underwood Ratcliff, Geo W painter, Underwood east side of branch Ritze, J B carpenter, 3 between market and north Ramage, Mrs Elizabeth, south between 3rd and 4th Rogers, John M black smith, 2nd south of main

Robins, Mrs Jane, main west of 2nd

Robinson, R P merchant, national road

Ross, A C jeweler, front north of main

Ross, James J jeweler, 6th between south and main Ritze, Geo W clerk, 7th between main?and south

Rink, Lydia T tavern, main between 6th and "7th

Roshe, Mrs Elizabeth east main

Robinson, Joseph laborer, 2nd south of north

Richey, Mrs Matilda 3rd corner of south

Rhodes, Mrs Emma M, 4th between main and market Russell, C C deputy clerk court, 4thtbetween market & main Rody, Mrs Ann 4th north of north

Ream, uu stone mason, 4th north of market

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Ragor, Samuel carpenter, Howard east of 5th

Randolph, Jonathan livery stable, 6 between south & river Reed, Mrs Martha 6th corner of fountain alley

Riggs, Simpson, provision dealer 7th between north & H Ryne, Asa laborer, 7th south of Howard

Rishtine, George paper maker, 7th north of Howard Ritze, Mrs Catherine, 7fh between main and south

Ross, John cabinet maker, 7th between river & Marietta Roberts, Mrs Mary Ellen, 7th between market and north Roche, Wm teamster, Kelley east of 7th

Richard, John laborer, Kelley west of Underwood

Reed, David black smith, elm west of Underwood Roberts, Mrs Sarah Ann, elm west of Underwood Roberts, John B printer, centre east of 7th

Risley, Amos carpenter, branch south side

Ratcliff, Geo W painter, Underwood south of branch Reprogle, Henry mill wright, Underwood south of branch Randall, John stone mason, elm east of Underwood Richardson, Nelson teamster, Munroe north of elm Rhodes, Dr H S grocer, Underwood bet Tarrier & Kelley Richey, Joseph coal digger, Underwood north of spring Rodcic, Roderic in rolling mill, Hamline e of Underwood Ray, John plasterer, Hamline's main corner of spring Ross, John coal dealer, Fernandis east of Hamline's main Rogers, James coal digger, mill run coal banks

Roberts, Charles farmer, river road north of mill run Reed, George moulder, Munroe north of elm

Rodman, Mrs Mary national road corner of fountain alley Roots, Geo (col'd) gardener, national road

Reed, Lewis coal digger, national road

Redmond, Jacob laborer, 8th between south and Harvey Ruth, Wm retail grocer, north and south, south of e and w Rehl, John retail grocer, Marietta corner of north and s Riley, Enoch shoe maker, Tyler north of east and west Richardson, James tailor, Tyler south of east and west

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Sullivan, Alexander miller, 3rd north of main

Stanley, Joseph chair maker, 3rd between south and main Spangler, B coal dealer, 4th between south and main Seaborn, F A lawyer, 5th Hamline's main n of Hamline Stephens, James carpenter, 4th between market and north Sheppard, Joseph, Potters alley between market and north Staples, Mrs Eliza 4th between market and north Steinbrook, Joseph Sawyer, 4th north of north

Silvers, Wm north west of 5th

Swift, Mrs Sarah 4th north of market

Seaborn, David J market square

Spaulding, C W auctioneer, 4th corner of fountain alley Stewart, Mrs Elizabeth 4th between main and south Swede, Mrs M (col') seamstress court alley bet s and river Stephens, John P livery stable, 5th between south & main Sperry, Jacob G clerk, 5th between market and north Scales, Washington boatman, 5th north of north Sylvester, James engineer, 5th north of nogth

Scales, Wm boat captain, 5th north of north

Seagraves, Anderson hatter, 5th north of north Sedwick, Robert H dentist, 5th between main and south Shores, Mrs Eliza sewer alley north of river

Spangler, Isaac physician, 6th between main and south Stewart, John shoe maker, 6th north of north

Summers, John drayman, 6th north of north

Stean, John 6th north of north

Sanford, Thomas hatter, 6th north of north

Shaw, Mrs Jane 6th north of north

Smith, Walter 6th north of north

Stein, David laborer, 7th south of Howard

Sylvester, Joseph 7th south of Howard

Slack, Henry plasterer, 7th corner of centre

Sperry, Jacob 7th between south and Marietta

Saas, G D starch maker, 7th between Marietta and river Smith Mrs Artamesa, Marietta road corner of 6th

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Shrum, Mrs Eliza Ann, Tarrier east of 7th

Stephens, Henry S wool dealer, Elm east of 7th

Simons, John moulder, elm west of Underwood

Simons, Mrs Catharine elm west of Underwood

Stacey, James carpenter, centre west of Underwood Stone, Isaac laborer, Gilbert's avenue

Swank, J carpenter, Underwood corner Gilbert's Av. Smith, W?cabinet maker, elm east of Underwood

Slack, John elm east of Underwood

Smith, Wm W coal digger, Underwood corner of spring Sebirt, Michael rolling mill, Underwood north of spring Shively, David shoe maker, H main south of Fernandis | Saup, Anthony cabinet maker, spring west of H main Stutson, Wm (coi'd) gardener, Cox's coal banks

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Sheppard, Thomas stone cutter, national road

Shultz, Wm city mayor, national road

Smith, George butcher, national' road

Sockman, John butcher, national road

Simmons, John black smith, Moore's addition

Spincks, Wm coal digger, Moore's addition

Sawslayer, Francis pedlar, national road

Stonebraker, John foihdryman, 8th bet south & Harvey Sylvester, B J mill engineer, marietta bet Clay and Tyler Snider, Christian butcher, Marietta west of Clay

Suttle, Alpheus cabinet maker, Marietta bet Clay and n & s Sutton, Andrew laborer, 9th between Harvey and Marietta | Sloan, John carpenter, Marietta between Roe and nand s | Snider, Henry shoe maker, do do do do Shaur, J provision store do do o do Stemler, retail grocer, Marietta corner of n and s

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Street, Joseph tailor, Marietta north of e and w

Smith, Levi (col'd) laborer, Tyler corner of e and w Summeth, John wheel wright, n and s corner of e and w Spangler, Andrew J coal dealer, river road

Shrack, George laborer, east of river road

Smith, D Griffith civil engineer main between front & 2d Smith, James (co?) barber, main between 2nd and 3rd Trimbie, Hugh livery stable, main south of fountain alley Thompson, J M merchant, main east of 7th

Taylor, John L shoe manuf'r, Underwood south of elm Thompson, J W merchant, market east of 7th Thompson, H N clerk, south between 3d and 4th Thomas, Rev D E Ist Baptist Ch, 7th bet main & market Thorn, Jacob merchant, 4th between main and market Thompson, F A merchant, main corner of front Tunnecliff, Edw'd potter, market corner of beech alley T waddell, Wm south west of 7th

T waddell, Wm A painter, south west of 7th

Tallant, W A merchant, 6th between north and market Taylor, Wm boatman, north between 2nd and 3d Timblin, Sam'l tailor, 3d between south and main Taylor, Geo laborer, corner of south and 3d

Tarrance, Henry teamster, court alley south of north Tate, J (col'd.) boatman, court alley between s and river Thomas, John cabinet maker, 5th north of north Taylor, T J collector, 5th north of north

Turner, Mrs Harriet 6th between south and river Tharp, Uriah blacksmith, marietta east of 9th

Tanner, John boarding house, 6th between m'k't and main Thomas, Paul laborer, 6th north of north

Thompson, J M school teacher, corner of 7th and north Thogmartin, J carpenter, 7th between north and oaa Tomlinson, T engineer, corner of 7th and Kelley Taylor, Z glass blower, 7th between market and main Taylor, E teamster, 7th between south and Harvey

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Thorpe, John T retail grocer, Kelley east of 7th Taylor, Nimrod shoe maker, Tarrier west of Underwood Tarrier, Mrs Jane elm east of "th

Tarrier, George elm east of 7th

Taylor, Thomas shoe maker, elm east of Underwood Thomas, J in rolling mill, Fernandis w of Hamline's main Tidball, J V teamster, melinda corner of mill run road Taylor, James coal digger, mill run coal banks

Temple, Henry coal digger, mill run coal banks

Taylor, John teamster, 9th north of Harvey

Tipton, Henry laborer, Harvey east of 10th

Thiomont, C stone cutter, n and s bet marietta and e & w Todd, Benjamin cooper, n and s corner of e and w Tule, Charles coal dealer, marietta road

Taylor, Mrs Rebecca south of marietta road

Underhill, Charles teamster, Kelley west of Underhill Usher, George coal digger, mill run coal banks

Uphold, George coal digger, national road

Ungemach, J coverlet weaver, marietta east of Tyler Unerman, John laborer, and s corner of eand w Uphold, Wm coal digger, marietta road

Uphold, Leonard coal digger, east of river road

Van Horne, Sarah market between 6th and 7th

Vinsell, Henry shoemaker, 6th south of south

; Vogle, Valentine clerk, 5th north of north

| Vogle, Ferdinand clerk, 5th north of north

| Van Horne, J cabinet maker, 5th north of north

Van Buren, Mrs 7th corner of marietta

Van Horne, Robert wheel wright, Abbot's addition Vestal, G brick layer, Gilbert's avenue

' Van Horne, Bernard farmer, river road north of mill run ` Voelbel, Gotfried, Layfayette House, national road

| Wilson, Wm clerk, main south of fountain alley

Wilcox, Janna merchant, main east of 7th

Walker, B Mechanic's Hall, corner of main and 7th

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Wilson Mathew iron merchant, main bet 6th and 7th White, Oleutt book binder, 7th between market and main Wintermute, J O merchant tailor, 6th bet market and n Woods, J harness maker, market east of "th

Williams, George tinner, south between 3d and 4th Warner, James harness maker, 5th bet south and river

White H foundryman, fountain alley between 2nd and 3d ;

Wallace, John tobacconist, do do 2nd and 3d Wilson, Wm lumber yard, market east of 7th

Widney, A scale maker, south between 6th and 7th Walters, Jacob shoe maker, main east of "7th

Wheeler, M D banker, 5th between market and north Whitaker, B T druggist, marietta road

Webb, Timothy shoe maker, main between 5th and 6th Welle, Adam laborer, east main

Wintermute A W clerk, 2nd south of main

White, Jacob moulder, 2nd south of main

White, Mark painter, locust alley east of 2nd

White, Mathew moulder, locust alley east of 2nd Weber, Peter cooper, north side between 2nd and 3d Wattlinger, Geo P laborer, 3d north of north

Wine, Mrs Cynthia tailoress, 3d between market and main Wheeler, Benjamin iron founder, soath of marietta road Wallace, Sidney drayman, 4th between market and north Walker, Lucy (col'd) 4th north of north

Welsh, Martin laborer, river between 4th and 5th Wooten, Wm (col'd) barber, court alley bet s and river Willis, Archibald cooper, corner of 5th and Howard White, Vincent plasterer, Howard east of 5th

Wilmer, William , Howard east of 5th

Wright, Wm constable, 5th north of north

Woodside, John 5th north of north

Wheeler, Mrs John 5th between market and north Wilson, Lloyd laborer, sewer alley north of river Watson, Dudley retail grocer, corner of 5th and river

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Wilson, Mrs Margaret river east of 5th:

Wilson, Mrs Christina river east of 5th

Wade, Charles laborer, river east of 5th

Worstal, Mrs Sophia river east of Sth

Whitaker, Mrs Harriet 6th between south and main Wilson, Harrison stage driver, 6th north of north Waller, Avery shoe maker, 6th north of north

Walker, Charles (col'd) laborer, 6th north of north Wallace, Mrs Mary 6th north of north

Wright, P T book keeper, 7th between market & north W ynkoop, Gerardus carpenter, 7th bet market and north Wilson, Benj F carpenter, 7th bet market and centre Wilson, jr., Mathew 7th between market and centre Watson, Arthur teamster, Kelley east of 7th

Wright, C (col'd) at gas house, Kelley west of Und'w'd White, James laborer, Tarrier west of Underwood Willey, Moses H carpenter, centre west of Underwood Wilson, Jerry (col'd) Gilbert's avenue

Wilson, George laborer, Gilbert's avenue

Wedge, Francis machinist, elm street south side

White, Samuel carpenter, Underwood north of spring Williams, Jared corner of Haml main and Fernandis Wells, Elbridge G carpenter, Haml main south of Price Williams, T in rolling mill, melinda east of Ha] main Williams, Wm in rolling mill, mill run road

Wilson, John A coach maker, national road Wallworth, Robert national road

Worstall, C carpenter, Harvey between 8th and 9th Weaver, John carpenter, south between 7th and 8th Winter, J carpenter, 8th between Harvey and marietta Winter, Robert Sth between Harvey and marietta Ward, Ezra cooper, 8th between Harvey and south Woods, Humphrey boatman, marietta east of Tyler Wackford, Wm laborer, marietta between Clay and Tyler Werner, soe maker, marietta between 8th and 9th

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Williams, R carpenter, marietta east

Waters, C A glass blower, alley s of

Whitham, James M merchant tailor, Young, H B dentist, corner of south

Yates, Richard 6th north of north

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Winter, Mrs Maria north and south s of east and west Walter, J Farmer's Inn, n and s bet marietta and e and w Weidig, J tanner, n and s between marietta and e and w

Waggoner, Daniel laborer, marietta road

Williams, Leander coal digger, marietta road

Winslow, A P Eagle Hotel, successor to Nichols & Allen Young, Rev David corner of main and 2nd Young, Mrs Mary corner of south and Sth

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Anderson, James

Allen, Edward H Anderson, Anthony Albright, Charles miller Adams, James coal digger Adams, Edward coal digger

Brower, Wm laborer Bell, John cabinet maker Bail, Andrew coal digger Brant, Martin brick maker Burns, E H boatman Brant, Martin boatman Brant, William pedlar Blandy, F A iron founder Boyd, H copper smith Barrett, William boatman Barrett, Thomas boatman Brower, John tanner Brower, Samuel tanner

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Atwell, Jesse clerk Ashmore, James tailor Avery, S. clerk

Adams, A T M clerk Ayers, M steam boat pilot Adams, E printer

Brown, John shoe maker Brown, John boatman Birch, Benj F farmer Bailey, Wm H piano maker Bailey, Jesse tinner

Black, Henry marble cutter Bloomer, James laborer Baker, John turner Barton, James P artist Brock, Soloman merchant Brennan, Thomas pedlar Bird, James laborer Beaumont, Wm miller

*The names of the Householders were taken expressly for the Diree- tory, but the names of those who are not Householders were copied from

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Bay, John glass blower Bell, E

Buskirk, Rufus miller Bailey, C wood cay Barrett, Wm brick mason Brush, Edward lawyer Boots, George tailor Bimple, H sfage driver

Bay, William glassblower Bell, J |

Beggs, James black smith Brown, D J engineer Buckley S E blacksmith Brooker, Cha's shoe maker

Cord, Michael Cocbran, S L tobacconist Coshier, Mathias carpenter Cassel, Joseph A clerk Coalshire; a'! carpenter Cochran, Hugh tobacconist Church, Joseph carpenter Cochran, Adair

rator Bradshaw, H stage co

Crosier, John boatman Clemmens, Hamilton Cadwalader, I cabinet ma- Crosby, Joseph merchaht

ker Cox, Alexander lawyer Casey, Michael laborer Currier, C K tailor Crafford, Wm clerk Cogswell, F com merchant Cline, Adam teamster Cook, Benoni merchant Cassel, A merchant Cole, A R, Daguerrian Clark, A shoe maker Cooper, John clerk Conrade, H merchant Cunningham, A A Coulson, William boatman Childs, Wm engineer Cochran, Jas cabinet maker Carroll, R cabinet maker Cavenaugh, Dennis Conklin P tinner Cochran, James N pedlar Connelly H carpenter

Cox, E merchant Ditmer, Mathew laborer Drake, Thos la maker | Depew, John machinist D'Yarmet, Wm shoemaker Dixon, John chandler D'Yarmet, A shoemaker | Dutro, Nathaniel carpenter Droughman, E laborer Davis, Henry clerk Davy, John C clerk Davis, Michael merchant ` Droahn, Robert laborer © 8

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Dean, Noah marble cutter Daney, Robert stage driver Dutro, Nathan carpenter Douglass, H T car builder

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Davidson, Wm plasterer Dillenburg, D merchant Davis, Hamilton blacksmith Downard, J clerk Davids, John failor Evans, David laborer Ellis, James potter Eller, Frederickshoe maker Eichleberger, L marble cut- Eazey, Albert pedlar ter Enboden, A shoe maker Echolts, Simon tinner Ford, John tinner Fogle, Wm cooper | Faust, j., John carpenter Finney, Geo chair maker | Fletcher, Jacob coal digger Frazee, Lewis hatter | | Ford, J P wheel wright Fortesque, J C surveyor { Frey, John shoe maker Fouts, cabinet maker | Fisher, Sebastian Frazier, Geo stage driver Francis A J gun smith Fracker, T L iron founder Griffith, William clerk Graham, GW com merchant Griffith, Daniel clerk Galigher, C steam boat cap't Grimiler, F clergyman Gephart, T glass blower Gurley, John B tinner Griffith, Zebulon carpenter Goff, J W printer Gattrell, B W clerk Girk, Theodore saddler Garlock, G E telegraph ope- Garvin, Jeremiah clerk rator | H |

Haser, David coal digger ` Hahn, David boatman

Harper, Lewis teamster Hay worth, S cabinet maker Hay, James laborer Hubbell, J moulder Hazlett, Hugh clerk Hines, Andrew merchant

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Hubbell, W cigar maker Huntington, R carriage ma-

Hoffman, John laborer ker Howard, J W confectioner Hays, John laborer Heifner, John laborer Hollingsworth, A chair ma- Harding, Wm marble cut- ker

ter Hahn, J F steam boat pilot Hoge, A B clerk Howland, Moses boatman Henderson, W black smith Harrier, Nathan plasterer Henry, Patrick laborer Howard, J W confectioner Hines, James Hazlett, Wm R white lead Hines, Thomas manufacturer Hatt, F cabinet maker Holway, H L pedlar Harris, James carpenter Harper, James R lawyer Hunter, David Haines, John stage driver Husted, Daniel cooper Harper, James stage driver Hocking, jr., J drayman ` Hill, Charles civil engineer

Hoge, Rev M A pastor of Presbyterian Church Irvin, John clerk Idle, Wm laborer Johnston, Samuel weaver Johnston, John turner

Jones, Robert coal digger Jordan, John blacksmith Jackson, J (col'd) laborer Johnson, James pedlar

Jasper, John farmer Joblin, jr., Jno W last maker Jones, John coa! digger Jones, W A clerk

Kankel, John laborer Joblin, John

King, Nicholas foundryman Kimmel, M cabinet maker Kelley, Thomas Kruiger, Henry silversmith Kauffman, A laborer Knight, Oscar tailor

Kerr, John carpenter Kent, Wm E lawyer Kerner, John clerk Kaufman, S H t'l'h. operator

Kanich, John shoe maker - Karcheter, Martin tailor Kesler, John J shoe maker Kemmerer, Paul clerk

Lee, Robert pedlar Lillibridge,C merchant tailor

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Newell, William laborer Nicholas, Jacob hostler Northover, J P clerk

McCormick, J coach maker Maginnis, Robert carpenter McCormick, F laborer McCloy, David Morgan, Wm laborer McNamanee, John tailor Myers, Zophar laborer McCleary, J S druggist McGary, James clerk Mathew, Otho farmer McKenzie, Henry Maher, Lawrence pedlar Marple, James chair maker McCullough. R cotton fac'y McGalwick, Edw laborer Moorehead, W physician. Millhouse, George tailor ` McCormick, Edward clerk Miller, Charles black smith Moses, Harman miller | | Melvin, Edmund coal digger Mitchelson, Ralso pedlar | | Melvin, Jesse laborer McCristol, J D clerk | | Manley, T glass blower MeMahn, G D clerk

` Miller, F cabinet maker McCloud, R civil engineer | | Moorehead, Edmund clerk Marks, Levi clerk

! McCruden, William clerk Martin, George mate | McCormick, E labor er Moorehead, C printer McClay, A minister Miller, J clerk | Myers, H cabinet maker Munroe, D H merchant

| McBride, A carpenter Moorehead, Wm C tanner

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O'Hara, James shoe maker Owins, Wesley engineer

Oller, John laborer Oburn, F H engineer Palmer, Edward M Pierce, Thomas Peters, Martin Pelton David shoe maker

Pearson James coal dealer Perrine, Wm black smith

Patten, Thomas blacksmith Palmer, Addison clerk

Pliley, Absolam boatman ` Palmer, Charles clerk

Pyett, George potter Porter, William

Pritchard, T laborer Porter, Silvers livery stable Pierce, George engineer

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Quigley, Alexander clerk Quigley, Wallace printer

Rogers, Abram shoe maker Ross, Thos glass blower i

Ross, Henry H carpenter Robertson, H tanner

Ross, John S carpenter Robertson, Joseph tanner

Richards, Thos laborer Robertson Franklin tanner

Richards, James coal digger Rock, John butcher

Rutter, Benjamin tailor Ridenhour,M steamboat pilot

Rend, Turner Roper, G clerk | } |

Reese, Lewis laborer Reed, W W merchant Roberts William tailor Richardson, Y L, Daguerrian Ross, George engineer Reed, Joel R merchant

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Stone, Joseph shoe maker Smith, John painter Simons, Wm brick maker Spangler, Mathias laborer Sanford, Thomas hatter Spangler, A J laborer Shepherd, John W tailor - Smeltzer, John carpenter

Stephens, Peter saddler Stutson, James carpenter Smith, John Sockman, Decatur boatman Swagart, Jos carpenter Sockman, Henry butcher Street, Wm carpenter Sedwick, Stewart teacher

Smith, Leonard boatman ` Smith, Joseph laborer

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Spiby, Wm coach maker Stephens, W cabinet maker

Stret, Thos cabinet maker 'Smith, Wm H car builder

Smith, Gustaff merchant Smith, Perry com merchant

Straup, Michael coal dealer Stewart, James engineer Shoaffer, Harris laborer

Tidball, Aaron laborer Thomas, J H cabinet maker Tharp, D Y black smith Toole, James hatter Taylor, John coal dealer Thompson, Samuel Threadmire, Charles Terry, Wm D stage agent T waddell, Wm painter Tucker, J A stage driver

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Uphold, William coal digger

Verden, Joseph miller Vault, John Vandenbark, Melvin tailor Vogle, Valentine clerk

Watson, Joseph Williams, Daniel coal digger White, Richard plasterer ` Warner, Caleb

Williams, James carpenter White, Joseph carpenter White, Horatio book binder Whitaker, J chair maker Wynkoop, M B printer Wilson, Nathaniel Weaver, Henry moulder Wilkinson, D machinist Winter, John carpenter Weldon, Thomas laborer Wallace, Wm M clerk Walker, F F clerk Wright, John segar maker Wells, Marion pedlar Wells, John carpenter Wilcox, O H dentist Whalen, John hatter Whitaker, Henry druggist

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CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor, WILLIAM SCHULTZ,

Council, { E. B. Ao, \Ya GALIGHER, Henry Buanpy, ToEPH GALIGHER, SAMUEL CLARE, S. B. Hosmer, Joun Crossman, Marx Lowpan, Tuomas Davipsox, Joun Me Berns, J. T. FRacxzz, Jr., o Woons.

City Clerk - James Crosby.

City Attornies - C. B. Goddard and Ezra Eastman.

City Physician - Doctor McElroy.

Street Commissioner - John T. Arthur.

Marshal and Clerk of the Market--Isaac Campbell.

Weighmaster and Measurer of Stone coal - D. J. Culbertson.

Sealer of Weights, Scales and Measures - A. Widney.

Sezton - Alexander Fluke.

Bell Ringer - William Allen.

Scavenger - -John Kap.

Superintendant, Aeeo and Collegtor of Water- works--John Anthony.

Secretary - - James Crosby.

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POPULATION OF MUSKINGUM COUNTY - 1850.

Townships. | acne White. [e ech d $ Jackson a | - - 1,232 | Licking Sa Es = z - 1,421 13 Rich H - - Ce Ae - 1,495 Meigs, - - - - - - 1,542 138 EE - - - - - 1,259 43 do - -| Putnam 2 1,590 84 Haiso - + < - - | 1,534 Brush creek - - - - - 1,392 Clay - - - - - - 658 Blue Boc - - : - - 1,475 1 Newton - - - - - 2,347 9 do - - -| Uniontown - 339 1 Perry - - - - - 1,088 Washington - - - - 1,367 13 Salt Cee - - - - - 1,915 Wayne - - - - - 1,234 10 oo E Duncan! s Falls 196 { Highland - - - : - 956 Union Ae rcs - - - 898 4 do - - -| Norwich - 324 do - >- -f New Concord 334 Adams - - - - - - 998 | Falls c ENS SEIT RE Hopewell - - - - - 2,378 | Jefferson e - = - 1,377 } do « "=| Dresde E 99 | Madison - - - LOD? Mooe - - - - - 967 11 | Muskingum - - - - - 1,509 Salem - - - - - - 1,111 Zanesville - -| Zanesville 7,705 224 ET 44,460 593 | 593 | Total ce - | 45,053 d ae RS cax - «ebd

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Adams' Mills, |Jefferson, 19 | 61 | Adams' Mills. Adamsville, Salem, 13 | 68 | Adamsville. Baxter's Muskingum,| 6 |58 |No village. Blue Rock, Blue Rock, | 14 | 66 | No village, Bridgeville, Perry, 8 | 60 | Bridgeville. Chandlersville,*|Salt Creek, | 11 | 63 | Chandlersville. Dresden, Jefferson, 15 | 71 | Dresden. Duncan's Falls, Wayne, 9 | 61 | Duncan's Falls.t Freeland's, Rich Hill, 16 | 68 | No village.

Frazeysburg, |Jackson, 15 | 67 | Frazeysburg.

Gaysport discontinued - send to Blue Rock. Rives' Mills discontinued send to Blue Rock. Ridgefield discontinued - send to New Concord. * Late Salt Creek. 1 Or Taylorsville.

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Fultonham, Newton, 10 | 62 | Uniontown. Gratiot, Hopewell, | 12 | 40 Gratiot.

High Hill, Meigs, 18 | 70 | No village. Hopewell, Hopewell, 8 | 44 | Mount Sterling. Irville, Licking, 11 | 41 |Irville.

| Meadow Farm, Springfield, | 6 | 58 | No village.

; Muskingum, Muskingum,| 9 | 61 | No village.

| Nashport, | Licking, 12 | 40 | Nashport.

{ New Concord, | Union, 15 | 67 |New Concord. Newton, | Newton, 5 | 57 |No village. Norwich, Union, 12 | 64 | Norwich. Otsego, Munroe, 21 | 73 |Otsego. Putnam, Springfield, 1 | 53 | Putnam.

Rich Hill, Rich, H 16 | 68 | No village. Ridgeway, Blue Rock, | 12 | 64 | No village. Roseville, Clay, 10 | 62 | Roseville. Rix's Mills Rich Hill 16 | 68 | No village. Saintfield, Adams, 15 | 67 | No village. Shannon, Muskingum,| 12 | 64 | Shannon. Stovertown, Brush Creek, 8 | 60 |Stovertown. Syms' Creek, | Madison, 10 | 62 | No village. White Cottage, Newton, 6 | 58 | White Cottage. Young Hicoy, Meigs, 21 | 73 | No village. ZANESVILLE, Zanesville, | - | 52 | Zanesville. \

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Adams township - Robert Hastey, April 13, 1850.* Blue Rock township. - Daniel Border, Nov 18, 1848.

$i E Abram Morrison, April 12, 1849 Brush Creek township - George Dozier, Oct. 20, 1849. SR Asa Wells, April 30, 1851.

Falls township- - F. Cassidy, October 28, 1848.

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Clay township - William Lenhart, July 29th, 1848. ch D John Vandenbark, May 5th, 1849.

Harrison township. - Henry Ballou, April 12, 1849. We s John Plants, April 12, 1840.

Highland township - Samuel Wilson, October 20, 1849.

epe Burley, October 21, 1848. Samuel Frey, April 13, 1850. ec af Mark M. Fountain, April 30, 1851.

Jackson township - Sam']. McCann, September 14, 1850.

aaron township - John Jacobson, Nov. 10, 1849. e Wm. W. Brice, April 13, 1850. ES ce Frederick Tingler, April 30, 1851.

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township - John T. Gibbons, August 4, 1849. e John K. Palmer, Nov. 9th, 1850. RE dr David Sherrard, Nov. 9th, 1850.

Madison township George Smythe, Nov. 24, 1849. Leonard Hurdle, July 6, 1850.

EF a Geo Whitcraft, ONSE 7, 1850.

Meigs township - Mathew Fisher, April 13, 1850. a de William McIntire, April 13, 1850.

Monroe totnship-- Malcolm McNeal April 13, 1850. di A William Marshall, April 30, 1851.

Newton township--Isaac Wilson, April 12, 1849. (6 2. William Anderson, October 12, 1850. + se John Rose, January 18, 1851.

kerry township - D. F. Livengood, April 12, 1849. dé George L. Jones, Oct 20, 1849 e dé John W. Winn, April 30, 1851.

Rich Hill township - John McIntire, October 28, 1848. 2 A John StClair, April 13, 1850.

Salt Creek township - Christian Plants, April 12, 1849. « " Ta. H. Evans, October 19, 1850. " " A. G.Elliott, April 12, 1849.

Salem township-- William Armstrong, April 12, 1849. " e John Mills, April 13, 1850.

township--John Redmond, April13, 1860. " Jer. Springer, April 30, 1850.

re 3: John Goshen, April 30, 1851.

i " John Millholland, Nov. 10, 1849. " 2 Presley Hastings, April 30, 1851.

| | | | | | Union township - H. W. Chandler, October 28, 1848. : EI

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Washington township - John Slack, December 16, 1848.

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James C. Orr, April 13, 1850. John Bateman, April 30, 1851.

ye township - Littleton Moore, April 12, 1849. Ge John S. Parkinson, April 13, 1850.

Zanesville township - C.,W. Buckmaster, Dec. 27, 1848. }

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