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Aurora List of Letters – Feb 1868

The Aurora, Dearborn County, Indiana list of letters for February 1868 appeared in:

Aurora Commercial – 1 Feb 1868 – Page 1, Column 1

LETTER LIST.
Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Aurora, Indiana, Jan. 31, 1868. If not called for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.

  • Samuel Copeland
  • Wesley Chance
  • D. A. Cooper
  • Matilda Cook
  • Greensbury Heavalow
  • W. H. Harden
  • Gabriel Hansley
  • James McFarland
  • E. Nichols
  • Hudson Philips
  • Geo. J. Transier
  • B. H. Welch
  • Walter C. Welch

Aurora Commercial – 8 Feb 1868 – Page 1, Column 1

LETTER LIST.
Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Aurora, Indiana, Feb. 7, 1868. If not called for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.

  • L. D. Brady
  • W. Craven
  • Patience Fulton
  • G. S. Keller
  • Marrian Lambertson
  • Philip Miller
  • Mrs. Elvira Moore
  • G. Seiglitz
  • Lillie Snyder
  • H. M. Spellman
  • Miss Mollie Smyth
  • Jane Smith
  • William Smith
  • Benj. H. Welch

Aurora Commercial – 15 Feb 1868 – Page 1, Column 1

LETTER LIST.
Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Aurora, Indiana, Feb. 14, 1868. If not called for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.

  • John Brand
  • Dan Duncan
  • Charles Goolman
  • Fred Housemer
  • Peter Huss
  • H. Philips
  • Catharine Powers

Aurora Commercial – 22 Feb 1868 – Page 1, Column 1

LETTER LIST.
Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Aurora, Indiana, Feb. 21, 1868. If not called for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.

  • Miss Clara Bastie
  • Jas. S. Chaver
  • James Glacken
  • G. Heavelow
  • Miss L. A. S.
  • Charlotte A. Sanborn
  • Miss Sarah Walker
  • Mrs. Sarah Wood

Aurora Commercial – 29 Feb 1868 – Page 1, Column 5

LETTER LIST.
Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Aurora, Indiana, Feb. 28, 1868. If not called for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.

  • Maregret Austin
  • Catharine Enzenger
  • John Freeland
  • Jacob E. Good
  • Narcissa Hensty
  • C. J. Mattingly
  • Mathert & Hening
  • John Machrie
  • Hudson Phillips
  • Henry Palmore
  • Ida Palmer
  • C. W. Sterling
  • Mary Treman

Aurora List of Letters – Jan 1868

The Aurora, Dearborn County, Indiana list of letters for January 1868 appeared in:

Aurora Commercial – 4 Jan 1868 – Page 1, Column 1

LETTER LIST.
Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Aurora, Indiana, Jan. 2, 1868. If not called for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.

  • Miss C. E. Blasdell
  • Stephen Cofield
  • Henry Greeve
  • C. W. Ransdale
  • J. B. Winter
  • D. C. Walser
  • J. W. Wilbar

Aurora Commercial – 18 Jan 1868 – Page 1, Column 3

LETTER LIST.
Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Aurora, Indiana, Jan. 17, 1868. If not called for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.

  • M. A. Beyed
  • J. E. Blasdell
  • J. G. Cross
  • Elizabeth Cambell
  • August Crulo
  • J. Crist
  • John Clesgy
  • M. B. Chock
  • Adaline Bedine
  • S. Dart
  • Dr. Edwin
  • Wm. Flake
  • John Gray
  • Miss Mollie E. Miller
  • Geo. Hafner
  • John Herron
  • John or R. C. Hansell
  • Henry Holsted
  • H. Hacksted
  • Joseph Jackson
  • Miss Jennie Kreynop
  • Dr. Lachmin
  • Dr. Lockwood
  • John Law
  • James Mason
  • D. Merker
  • J. G. Metzner
  • Lizzy Miller

Aurora Commercial – 25 Jan 1868 – Page 1, Column 3

LETTER LIST.
Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Aurora, Indiana, Jan. 24, 1868. If not called for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.

  • Fred Baer
  • Mrs. H. Baker
  • W. C. Fisher
  • E. Fersch
  • H. J. Hoffman
  • Mary E. Horsley
  • Mrs. James E. Horsley
  • John C. Herron
  • Anthony Kaeser
  • S. Manning
  • John Moore
  • Maltville McMore
  • Charles Muller
  • Miss Carrie Price
  • Miss Louisa Renneck
  • Peter Schafer
  • Miss Calesta W. Wake
  • W. E. Wake

Switzerland County Delinquent Tax Lists – Index

Switzerland County, Indiana Delinquent Tax Lists appeared in Vevay newspapers. The following is an index to the delinquent tax lists for 1842 to 1890. Tax lists for 1844, 1875-1880, and 1882-1886 are not yet included. Check the Switzerland County Delinquent Tax Lists Guide to locate the newspapers containing delinquent tax lists. The newspapers typically give details about the land and amount of taxes not paid.

1868 Shippers’ Guide – Dearborn County

Dearborn County, Indiana entries from:
H. C. Chandler & Co.’s Businesss Directory and Shipper’s Guide for the State of Indiana. Indianapolis : H. C. Chandler & Co., Publishers, 1868. Online at Hathitrust.

AURORA,
An important city on the Ohio river and Ohio & Mississippi railroad, twenty-five miles from Cincinnati and ninety-five from Indianapolis. It contains about 3,800 inhabitants; has a large distillery, cooper shop, foundry and machine shop, and various other manufacturing establishments. It has seven churches, excellent schools, and is backed by a good agricultural society.

Agricultural Implements.

  • Cobb O P & Co, cor Main and Second
  • McHenry B N, Main

Attorneys.

  • Conwell J
  • GREGG R, 6 Criswell block, Main
  • Holeman W S, Judiciary
  • ROBERTS OMAR F, Judiciary

Bakeries.

  • Frey Mrs. M, cor Third and Judiciary
  • Johnson A, Second
  • Kastner Phil, Front
  • Siegmundt A M, Third
  • Siemantel Geo, Second

Bank.

  • First National Bank, T Gaff pres, J G Kennedy cash. Second.

Barbers.

  • Dines G, Second
  • Hauck J, Second
  • THOMAS J, Judiciary

Billiard Saloon.

  • Heimberger T, Second

Blacksmiths.

  • Fish H & Co, Main
  • McClellan & Skirving, Main
  • Smith H, Mill
  • Snell J P, Front

Book Bindery.

  • Leive Wm, Main

Books and Stationery.

  • Leive Wm, Main
  • Milburn J N, Second

Boots and Shoes.

  • Collins L, Judiciary
  • Elben W, Third
  • Golding G M, Second
  • Ingenthorn & Boos, Second
  • Miller W R, Second
  • Owen T, Second
  • Schaffer Geo, Main
  • Shoesel J, Third
  • Young W E, Second

Brewery.

  • Siementel M, Third

Carpenters and Builders.

  • Sassman & Co, Bridgway
  • Stanford L D, Main
  • Watts Wm, near Main

Carriages and Wagons.

  • Fisk H & Co, Mill
  • Lansberry A B, Mill
  • Voeste Wm, Main

Cigars and Tobacco.

  • Cless G F, Judiciary
  • Ritter G, Third

Clothing.

  • Denton G V, corn Second and Main
  • Epstein Abe, cor Main and Second
  • Golding G M, Second
  • Ingenthorn & Boos, Second
  • Jones & Beerving, Second
  • La Mar W F, Second
  • Meyer J, Second

Commission Merchants.

  • Vail & Winkley, Judiciary

Confectioneries.

  • Bloon A, Second
  • Frey Mrs. M, cor Third and Judiciary
  • Hauck John, near Railroad

Coopers.

  • Chambers, Stevens & Co, cor Main and Second
  • Gibson & Gaff, near depot
  • Wymond P, over bridge
  • Wymond S, Exporting

Dentists.

  • Harryman A B, Second
  • Stewart J F, Main, over Cobbs & Co
  • Ulrey J P, Second

Distillers.

  • Gaff F & J W, near railroad

Drugs and Medicines.

  • Gibson T M, Second
  • Pattison A B, Second

Dry Goods.

  • Chambers, Stevens & Co, cor Main and Second
  • Epstien Abe, cor Main and Third
  • Gaff, Lozier & Co, cor Second and Judiciary
  • Jones & Brewington, Second
  • Lamar W F, Second

Express Company.

  • Adams, J S Shattuck agent, Second

Flour and Feed

  • Vail & Winkley, Judiciary

Flour Mills.

  • Gaff T & J W, near railroad
  • Siementel S & Co, Third

Foundry and Machine Shop

  • Stedman & Co, near depot

Fruits Stand.

  • Trant John, Third

Furniture.

  • Arthurs G H, Second
  • Haring M, Second
  • Morrow Mrs. M. L, Second

General Stores.

  • Appleton Wm, Second
  • Chambers, Stevens & Co, cor Main and Second
  • Denton G V, cor Second and Main
  • Gaff, Lozier & Co, cor Judiciary and Second
  • Stafford James, Second
  • Stratton L S, Second
  • Wilke J H, Main

Grain and Produce.

  • Vail & Winkley, Judiciary

Groceries and Provisions.

  • Beal J
  • Bloom A, Second
  • Bush L M, Main
  • Chambers, Stevens & Co, cor Main and Second
  • Cobb O P & Co, cor Main and Second
  • Criswell R, cor Main and Third
  • Cummings J, Third
  • Earley P, Texas
  • Gaff, Lozier & Co, cor Second and Judiciary
  • Giegoldt M, Exporting
  • Johnson A, Second
  • Kastner P, Front
  • Koehler P, cor Sixth and Front
  • Maloney J, Second
  • Nees J A, cor Fourth and Front
  • Pattison T, Second
  • Pelgen P, Judiciary
  • Siementel Geo, Second
  • Siementel S & Co, Third
  • Snell R P, Second
  • Siegmundt A M, Third
  • Welling G, Third

Gunsmith.

  • Buerger Wm, Judiciary

Hardware.

  • Chambers, Stevens & Co, cor Main and Second
  • Cobb O P & Co, cor Main and Second

Harness and Saddles.

  • Campbell S T, Main
  • Wehe J A, Third

Hay Dealers.

  • Cheek S & Co
  • Cobb O P & Co

Hotels.

  • Aurora Hotel, J M Mueller propr, cor Main and Third
  • EAGLE HOTEL, John Hamilton propr, Judiciary
  • Farmer’s Hotel, P J Schwartz propr, cor Main and Mill
  • Farmers and Traveler’s House, Henry Pellman propr, cor Fourth and Judiciary
  • Indiana House, Beinkamp & Giegoldt proprs, cor Main and Importation
  • Mansion House, T Heimberger propr, Second
  • Schultze House, A Schultze propr, Second
  • Trester House, J Gross propr, cor Third and Exporting
  • Washington House, John Baer propr, Third

Insurance Agents.

  • Pattison T, Second
  • Sibley E F, public square, entrance on Main

Insurance Company

  • Aurora Insurance and Trust Co, J Cobb prest, L M Foulk secy, cor Main and Second.

Justices of the Peace.

  • Emery J A, Main
  • Gill D L, Third

Liquor Dealers.

  • Cunningham W F Judiciary
  • Oester N & Co, Third
  • Squibb W P & Co, Main

Livery Stable.

  • Campbell & McClellan, Second
  • Taylor G W, Mill
  • York F A, Judiciary

Lumber Dealers.

  • Hurlburt L G & Son, Third
  • McHenry B N, Main

Meat Markets.

  • Geigoldt J, cor Third and Judiciary
  • Mergner H, Third
  • Rudolph L, Second
  • Trant John, Third

Merchant Tailors.

  • Basler H, Judiciary
  • Blake J S, Main
  • Held P H, Second

Millinery.

  • Cochran Mrs. E, cor Second and Main
  • Dewey Mrs.
  • Glardon Miss Lu & Em, Second
  • Hibbert Mrs. W, Second

News Depot.

  • Milburn J N, Second

Newspaper

  • The Aurora Commercial, E F Sibley, editor and prop, Public Square, entrance on Main

Notaries Public.

  • GREGG R, 6 Criswell’s blk, Main
  • ROBERTS O F, Judiciary

Oyster Saloon.

  • Johnson A, Second

Photographers.

  • Billingsley G W, Second
  • Hubbard S R, Second
  • Walton J, Main

Physicians.

  • Bond R C, cor Main and Second
  • Chatten J H, Third
  • Hains A B, Main
  • Lamb J N, over Cobb & Co, Main
  • Rectanus F, Third
  • Sutton G, Third

Plaining Mill.

  • Hurlbert L G & Son, Third

Post Master.

  • Walker H, Main

Printing.

  • Sibley E F, Public Square, entrance on Main

Railroad Agent.

  • Kennecutt H, Depot

Rectifiers.

  • Oester N & Co, Third
  • Squibb W P & Co, Main

Renovater

  • Summerfield L, Second

Saloons.

  • Brannagel Egidius, Third
  • Frantz George, Second, near Railroad
  • Geigoldt M, Exporting
  • Hernberger T, Second
  • Johnson A, Second
  • Koehler M, Second
  • Siemantel George, Second
  • Schulze A, Second
  • Speckert F, cor Third and Judiciary
  • Worth F, Second, near depot

Sash, Doors and Blinds.

  • Hurlbert L G & Son, near Second

Sheet Iron Works.

  • Severn J Mill

Stoves and Tinware.

  • Dyke M, Second
  • Held Philip, jr, Second
  • Spath H P, Second

Undertaker.

  • Marrow Mrs. W. E, Second

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

  • Leive Wm, Main
  • Milburn J N, Second

COCHRAN,
A village in Dearborn county, twenty-seven miles from Cincinnati on the Ohio & Mississippi railroad, has a population of about 600. The machine shops of the Ohio & Mississippi are located here.

Boots and Shoes.

  • Holtezal & Wulzen, Dillsboro Pike

General Merchants.

  • Holtezel & Wulen, Dillsboro Pike

Groceries.

  • Gould A O, cor Main and Dillsboro Pike
  • Radspinner J, Dillsboro Pike

Justice of the Peace.

  • Melson B P

Notary Public.

  • Gould A O, cor Main and Dillsboro Pike

Post Master.

  • Gould A O, cor Main and Dillsboro Pike

Real Estate Agent.

  • Gould A O, cor Main and Dillsboro Pike

Saloon.

  • Bagdoll, Job

COLD SPRING.
A small station on the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad, in Dearborn county, thirty-five miles from Cincinnati. Population 75.

General Stores.

  • Hayes J, at depot
  • Wilkner H

Post Master.

  • Wilkner H

Railroad Agent.

  • Hayes J

DILLSBORO.
A village in Dearborn county, ten miles west of Aurora and one and a half miles from Dillsboro Station, on the Ohio & Mississippi railroad. Population about 700. It has several stores, shops, etc. The country in the vicinity is high and rolling.

Attorneys.

  • Conaway Hamilton
  • Eggelston J W
  • Lemon J S
  • Vandolah J C

Baker.

  • Bruce Alexander

Barber.

  • Johnson Thomas C

Blacksmiths.

  • Mulford O S
  • Perlee Demas
  • Suits Alfred
  • Suits Emsley

Butcher.

  • Randle Wm J

Cabinetmaker.

  • Kincaid William

Carpenters.

  • Barker Wm
  • Burgess Charles
  • Ellis N J
  • Shephard H C
  • Thompson Dean

Coopers.

  • Hoover John M
  • Nebrugge Henry

Drugs and Medicines.

  • Gulett Nehemiah
  • Weever & Curry

General Stores.

  • Ginter Fred
  • Grawa Henry
  • Hoover J M
  • Lion George

Harness and Saddles

  • Lemon Wm
  • Rudisyl C
  • Sylvester M

Hotels.

  • Dillsboro Hotel, Leonard Richt, prop
  • Mansion House, Warren Kincade, prop

Insurance Agents.

  • Hoover Charles H
  • Suits Emsley

Jewelry.

  • Lieon George

Justices of the Peace.

  • Mulford O S
  • Suits Alfred

Livery Stable.

  • Lenover & Hoover

Merchant Tailors.

  • Greene Henry
  • Proctor George
  • Speedy J A

Millinery.

  • McComas Mrs Margaret M
  • Smith Miss Elizabeth

Mill.

  • Gulett Nehemiah

Notaries Public.

  • Conaway Hamilton
  • Lemon J S
  • Martin Samuel
  • Vandolah J C

Photographer.

  • Allen Charles

Physicians.

  • Martin Samuel
  • Sale F H
  • Sale J H
  • Weever S M

Postmaster.

  • DUNAWAY J R

Saloons.

  • Vite Louis

Shoemakers.

  • Ginter Fred
  • Neasta Aaron
  • Shutts Wm N
  • Sparks Charles

Stoves and Tinware.

  • Roberts and Leroy

Wagonmakers.

  • Barnard Joseph I
  • Perlee Wm

GUILFORD.
A small village in Dearborn county, on the Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette railroad, thirty-two miles from Cincinnati. The country is rich and fertile, and large quantities of grain and produce are shipped from this point. Population 250.

Blacksmiths.

  • Cole Frederick
  • Larimore J E

Boots and Shoes.

  • Dennis A
  • HARGITT R
  • Morgan Frederick
  • ROBERTSON GEORGE, s side railroad

Carpenters.

  • Campbell Josiah
  • Martin W

Cigars and Tobacco.

  • Erdman C E

Clothing.

  • HARGITT R, opp I & C railroad depot

Drugs and Medicines.

  • HARGITT R

Dry Goods.

  • HARGITT R
  • ROBERTSON GEORGE, s side railroad

Express Company.

  • MERCHANTS UNION, R Hargitt, agt opp I & C railroad depot

Grain Dealers.

  • HARGITT E
  • ROBERTSON GEORGE

Groceries and Provisions.

  • HARGITT R
  • ROBERTSON GEORGE, s side railroad

Hardware.

  • ROBERTSON GEORGE

Hats and Caps.

  • HARGITT R

Hotel.

  • Bietman George, near I & C railroad

Physician.

  • Vincient H C

Postmaster.

  • ROBERTSON GEORGE

Railroad Agent.

  • ROBERTSON GEORGE

Wagonmaker.

  • Kline Jacob

HARRISON.
A town of about two thousand inhabitants, situated in Dearborn county, on the White Water Valley railroad. It is located on the State line of Ohio and Indiana, mostly on the Ohio side. It is backed by a fine agricultural country, and maintains a number of large manufacturing establishments and smaller shops, has good schools, several churches, and the usual number of stores, professional men, etc.

Bakers.

  • Becker George, cor Market and Sycamore
  • Kling J, Market
  • Vincent W C, Market

Barbers.

  • Loos Jacob, Market
  • Scott J C, Market

Blacksmiths.

  • Markland W S, State
  • Nead D, Market
  • Ross A W, State
  • Webber V, Water
  • Weber J, State

Boots and Shoes.

  • Boeras John, Market
  • Hillman G S, State
  • Keen R A, Market
  • Kisler P, Walnut
  • Mueller Henry, Market
  • Schirmer H, Water
  • Schott John, Market
  • Thomas M L, State

Brewery.

  • Schneider J & J, bet Hill and Water

Cabinet Maker.

  • Slete H, Sycamore.

Carpenters and Builders.

  • Keen Geo, Broadway
  • Rice C, Main

Carriage Makers.

  • Campbell W & J, Market

Cigars and Tobacco

  • Beoh[?]inger Henry, Market
  • Riekeberg Julius, Market

Confectionery.

  • Vincent W C, Market

Coopers.

  • Borns V, near railroad
  • Davison W W & Co, State
  • Schnackenberg H, near railroad
  • Schnackenberg J, State

Corn Drill Manufacturers.

  • Campbell W & J, Market

Drugs and Medicines.

  • Francis M A & Co, cor State and Market
  • Robert J H, State

Distillery.

  • Dair J M, State

Express Company.

  • AMERICAN, John Small, agt, Market

Furniture Dealers.

  • Harrison Union, factory near railroad, salesroom, Market

General Stores.

  • Brunst F, Market
  • Kappauf C, Market
  • Keen Geo W & Co, State
  • Leonard & Simonson, cor State and Main
  • Thompson E W, cor Market and Walnut
  • Weilemann E, cor Main and Broadway
  • Wise Henry, Market

Grist Mills.

  • Briggs A, near railroad
  • Hollowell & Co, near railroad

Groceries.

  • Bailey J T, Market
  • Ball R H, cor Market and Hill
  • Becker Geo, cor Sycamore and Market
  • Doyle J, Market
  • Golladay C, Market
  • Hayes B, Market
  • Hendrickson C W, agt, Market
  • Looker & Garner, Market
  • OTTO & SMALL, Market

Gunsmith.

  • White J, State

Harness and Saddles.

  • Curry A, State
  • Opperman J B, State
  • Wideman F, Market

Hotels.

  • Farmers’ Hotel, L Stephani, cor Hill and Market
  • Farmer’s Exchange, Chas Loos, State
  • Gerard House, Mrs. H J Miner, cor State and Market
  • Hettrich B, Market
  • HEYL HOUSE, L G Rosenfelder, Market. See card.
  • Indiana House, John Silbernagel, State
  • OCEAN HOUSE, Samuel Tinsman, Market. See card.
  • Railroad House, Chas Bantly, near railroad

Insurance Agent.

  • Kreuson A D, Market

Justice of the Peace.

  • Ashby John

Leather and Findings.

  • Boeras John, Market

Livery Stables.

  • Jones D C, Market
  • Lloyd W T, Market

Marble Works.

  • Andre & Probst, Market

Meat Markets.

  • Abel J C, Market
  • Loos Abraham, Market
  • Moore Geo, Market

Merchant Tailors.

  • Boehme Edward, cor State and Market
  • Mueller P, Market
  • Turner Wm, State

Millinery.

  • Hillman & Myers Mrs., State
  • Penney G H, Market
  • William Mrs. E M, Market

News Depot.

  • Golladay W, Market

Notary Public.

  • Bowlby Geo, State

Photographer.

  • Adams E S, Walnut

Physicians.

  • Clark W
  • Francis D
  • Crippen A T, Water
  • Miller F M, Market
  • Thomas M L, State
  • Thompson Jas, State
  • West A E, Market

Postmaster.

  • Harwood C, Market

Pottery.

  • Harrison Pottery, Ethan Jackson, Market

Railroad Agent.

  • Wright N W, depot

Real Estate Agents.

  • Bowlby Geo, State
  • Krewson A D, cor Market and Walnut

Saloons.

  • Danner A, cor Market and Walnut
  • Fink Jacob, Market
  • Hendrickson C W, agt, Market
  • Hohn John, cor Market and Hill
  • Volz B, Market

Saw Mill.

  • Johnson J & W

Stoves and Tinware.

  • Huber L, Market
  • Taylor J F & Co, Market

Tannery.

  • Keen W & Co, State

Undertaker.

  • Slete Henry, Sycamore

Wagon Makers.

  • Campbell A, Market
  • Grave P, State
  • Markland W S, State
  • Young M, Water

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

  • Meyer J C, Market
  • Orr T D, Market

Woolen Factory.

  • Davison W W & Son, State

LAWRENCEBURG
The county seat of Dearborn county, situated at the junction of the Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette with the Ohio & Mississippi railroad, and on the Ohio river, twenty-one miles below Cincinnati. It is situated in one of the finest agricultural regions of the State, and now has several fine manufacturing establishments, among the more important are a large furniture factory, a large woolen factory, &c. The place has not increased with any great rapidity until within the last year or two, owing to inundation; but this difficulty is in a measure being obviated by leveeing. It has some fine system of graded schools. It now has a population of about 5,000.

Agricultural Implements.

  • Bell B, Main

Attorneys.

  • Adkinson & Brumblay, Main
  • Fitch George, Main
  • Givan N S
  • Schwartz John, Short
  • Tulley W W, Short

Bakeries.

  • Castler Adam, Walnut
  • Curris Charles, Main
  • Daich George, Main
  • Deushley L, Third
  • Zimmer M, Main

Baled Hay.

  • Van Horn & Co, cor Main and Third

Banks.

  • First National Bank, Lawrenceburg, D W C Fitch, pres, P Braum, cash
  • Lawrenceburg National Bank, E G Hayes, pres, J H Lewis, cash

Barber.

  • Moody A, Main

Billiard Saloons.

  • Eller E, Walnut
  • Wuest Philip, Walnut

Blacksmiths.

  • Dorr Valentine, Walnut
  • Exheimer Philip, Walnut
  • Oertling H D, Walnut
  • Walter & Schloter, Third

Bone Turner.

  • Israel I, Walnut

Books and Stationery.

  • Moore D P, Main

Boots and Shoes.

  • Adler Louis, opp market house
  • Deuschley L, Third
  • Fichter Mich, Main
  • Jorger J, Third
  • Lancaster Wash, Main
  • Lewis John & Co, Main
  • Lewis & Bell, cor Main and Walnut
  • Lewis & Moore, cor Main and Short
  • Lommel Chas, Third
  • Pape George, Walnut
  • Seekatz George P, Main
  • Shnyder Wm, Short
  • Snyder Andrew, Main
  • Strasburger S
  • Swope J H, cor Third and Main
  • Weaver J H, Walnut
  • Wuest A, Main

Breweries.

  • Frederick Pierce
  • Garnier & Brother, Third
  • GEBHARD & HAUCK

Broom Manufactory.

  • Shlout Fredk, Walnut

Carpets.

  • Lewis & Moore, cor Main and Short

Carriage Manufacturer.

  • HELFER A A, Walnut

China, Glass and Queensware.

  • Craig J C, Main
  • Franics A F, Short
  • HELMUTH H R, agt, cor Main & Third
  • Moore & Spooner, Main
  • Seyer John, Main

Cigars and Tobacco.

  • BACKERT JOSEPH, Main
  • HUBER WM, Walnut
  • Schroeder, Riff & Co, Walnut
  • Werneke C H W, cor William & Vine

Clothing.

  • Decker & Brother, Main
  • Goebler Wm, Third
  • Leopold Mooney & Co, cor Main & Short
  • Lewis & Bell, cor Walnut and Main

Coal Dealers.

  • BURK J & Co, cor Main and Walnut

Confectionery.

  • Hauck J J, Main

Cooper Shop.

  • Wymond James

Dentists.

  • Ulrey J P, Main
  • Walls W T, Short

Distilleries.

  • Gaff & Co, rear I C railroad
  • Probasco & Dair

Drugs and Medicines.

  • Ferris W T, cor Main and Short
  • Walter R, Walnut

Dry Goods.

  • Adler D, Main
  • Adler Louis, cor Walnut and Partition Lane
  • Deuschley L, Main
  • Doffner George, Third
  • Geyer John, Main
  • Gruber May, Main
  • HELMUTH H R, cor Main and Third
  • Lewis & Bell, cor Main and Walnut
  • Lewis & Moore, cor Main and Short
  • Sicking John
  • Strasburger S

Express Companies.

  • Adams, J P Chew, agt, Main
  • Merchants Union, J C Hibbets, agt, office, cor Main and Short

Flour and Feed.

  • Francis A F, Short

Furniture Manufacturers.

  • Chew J P, Main
  • Dobell E B, Ridge ave
  • Marshall & Co, Elm
  • SHANNON T J & CO, Third
  • Wesler & Co, cor Second and Main

Gents’ Furnishing Goods.

  • Decker & Bro, Main

Grain and Hay.

  • BURK J & CO, Main and Walnut

Groceries and Provisions.

  • Castler Adam, Walnut
  • Craig J C, Main
  • BURK J & CO, cor Main and Walnut
  • Doffner George, Third
  • Egelhof Wm, Third
  • Fitch W J, Main
  • Francis A F, Short
  • Garnard Nicholas
  • Gorble Philip
  • Gruber Mary, Main
  • HELMUTH H R, agt, cor Main & Third
  • Hommer John, Main
  • Hornberger Henry, Main
  • Israel C, Walnut
  • Kunkel Michael, Main
  • Linckenbadk Wm, Main
  • McGranahan Joseph, Main
  • Moore & Spooner, Main
  • Roth Michael, Third
  • Sicking John
  • Sparks N, Main
  • Swope J H, cor Third and Main
  • Vogel C P, Short
  • Wesler Fredk, Main
  • Wolf G B

Hardware and Iron.

  • Bell B, Main
  • Crist I, Main

Harness and Saddles.

  • Brodbeck George, Main
  • Dowden O W, Walnut

Hats and Caps.

  • Adler Louis, opp Market House
  • Decker & Bro, Main
  • Deuschley L, Third
  • Leopold, Mooney & Co, cor Main and Short

Hotels.

  • CITY HOTEL, Charles Fitterer, prop, Walnut
  • Cook House, W J Cook, prop, cor Main and High
  • Exchange Hotel, J Foshag, prop
  • Railroad Exchange Hotel, Joseph Rissel, prop, Main
  • Farmers Hotel, Wm Huff, prop, Main
  • HITZFIELD HOUSE, Louis Hitzfield, prop. See card.

Hubs, Spokes and Felloes.

  • HELFER, RENNER & CO. See card.

Insurance Agents.

  • Ferris John, cor Main and Short
  • MILLER MERIT L, agt Phoenix Ins Co of Hartford, Conn; Conn Mutual Life Ins Co, and Hartford Live Stock Ins Co, office Elm. See card.
  • Moore E D, Main

Iron and Nails.

  • BURK J & CO, cor Main and Walnut

Leather Findings.

  • Lewis J & Co, Main

Lime and Cement.

  • Fitch W J, Main
  • Foshag J
  • GEBHARD & HAUCK

Livery and Sale Stables.

  • Coloman Lewis, Walnut
  • Schelton Frank, Main

Marble Works.

  • Huschart & Meyer, Walnut

Meat Market.

  • Fox N, Walnut
  • Francis A F, Short
  • Kirk George, Main

Merchant Tailors.

  • Decker & Bro, Main
  • Griel Jos, Walnut
  • Zimmerma Philip, Walnut

Millinery Goods.

  • Adler D, Main
  • Beggs M, Main
  • Carbeugh Mrs. S, Walnut
  • Deuschly L, Third
  • Kaufman S, Main

Flouring Mill.

  • Lewis & Eichelberger, Main

News Depot.

  • Isherwood John, Main

Newspapers.

  • Lawrenceburg Press, Sam Chapman, pup, office Main
  • Lawrenceburg Press, J P Chew, editor and prop, office Main
  • The Democratic Register, A Bookwalter, prop, office cor Main and Walnut

Notaries Public.

  • Adkinson & Brumblay, Main
  • Chew J P, Main

Notions.

  • Adler Louis, opp Market House
  • Borse Henry, Walnut
  • Swope J H, cor Third and Main

Photograph Gallery.

  • Dunn S Mrs., Short

Physicians.

  • Bond E P, Short
  • Harding & Robbins, Short
  • Layton J R, opp p o, Short
  • Vance J W, Main

Postmaster.

  • Vaughn James, Short

Railroad Agents.

  • Brasher R W, I C & L
  • Heustis H O, O & M, station William

Restaurant.

  • Hornberger Henry, Main

Saloons.

  • Bechter Joseph, Third
  • Bindair Joseph, Third
  • Buckeye Saloon, Frank Knorr, prop, Short
  • Eller E, Walnut
  • Fahlbusch Nicholas, Walnut
  • Farmers Saloon, George Keifer, prop, Third
  • Garnier N, Third
  • Haas Fredk, Walnut
  • Kilthau J, Main
  • Kline Michael, Third
  • Lomall J P, Main
  • Madigan John, William
  • Ross J F, Main, opp Short
  • Rief Henry, cor New and Walnut
  • Star Saloon, Jacob Pfalzgraf, prop, Walnut
  • Union Saloon, C Ratjen, cor Walnut and William
  • Wuest Philip, Walnut

Salt Company.

  • BURK J & CO, agents Kanawha salt, cor Main and Walnut

Sash, Doors and Blinds.

  • Burkam J H & Co, cor William and Short
  • SHANNON T J & CO, Third, old I & C railroad shop

Stoves and Tinware.

  • Kidd H G, William
  • Kock F W, Walnut
  • Shedon George W, Main

Transportation.

  • Riggins W G, I & C railroad station

Undertakers.

  • JAMES & MILLER, Walnut, opp city market
  • Ferris W T, cor Main and Short

Wagonmakers.

  • Dorr Valentine, Walnut
  • Waldron & Schlotlar, Walnut

Wall Paper.

  • Moore D P, Main

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

  • Ganter Nick, Main
  • Kupferschmid L, Main

Wheel, Hub and Spoke Factory.

  • HELFER, RENNER & CO, Fourth, near Third. See card.

Woodenware.

  • McGranahan Joseph, Main

Woolen Factory.

  • Lawrenceburg Woolen Manufacturing Co, E S Blasdel prest, E D Moore treas, E C Clark supt, Main

MOORE’S HILL.
An enterprising town of about 500 inhabitants. It is situated in Dearborn county, near the Ohio & Mississippi railroad, forty miles from Cincinnati. The Moore’s Hill Male and Female College is located here, which is in a flourishing condition. Moore’s Hill is one among the few towns in this State of its size that has never supported a saloon. Such a fact is a sufficient indication of the moral and religious standing of the place, and should be a guarantee to parents who wish to avail themselves of a good place to educate their children. It has a fair representation of the different trades and professions. Large quantities of hay and produce are shipped from here annually.

Attorney.

  • Thompson J K, Main

Bakery.

  • Darby Wm, Main

Blacksmiths.

  • Buhrlage J, Main
  • McCabe B T, Main

Boots and Shoes.

  • Davis I, Main
  • Soper & Rodocker, Main

Carpenters and Builders.

  • Lindsey A
  • Walker
  • Noble H, Main

Cooper.

  • Moore J C, Sons & Co, Main

Drugs and Medicines.

  • Bowers A J, Main
  • Jennings T

Express Company.

  • Adams, J W Johnson, agt, at depot

General Merchants.

  • Alexander & Thompson, at depot
  • Haymen J W, Main
  • Lambertson J W
  • Lloyd B C & Co, Main
  • Moore J C, Sons & Co, Main

Harness and Saddles.

  • Boyd L & Co

Hotels.

  • Alexander & Thompson, at depot
  • Moore’s Hill Hotel, W A Clark, prop’r, Main

Justice of the Peace.

  • Boyd L

Meat Markets.

  • Cady A P, Main
  • McGuire

Merchant Tailor.

  • Ross D, Main

Millinery.

  • Clark Mrs. J
  • Clark Mrs. W A, Main

Notary Public.

  • Thompson J K, Main

Photographer.

  • William J D, Main

Physicians.

  • Bowers A J, Main
  • Daughters R P
  • Isgrig N

Postmaster.

  • Goff H B

Railroad Agent.

  • Goodwin D, at depot

Stoves and Tinware.

  • Schabel Geo, Main

Wagonmaker.

  • Campbell M T, Main

Watches and Jewelry.

  • William J D

 WEISBURG.
A station on the Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette railroad, in Dearborn county. Population about 150.

Blacksmith.

  • Fettee G

Boots and Shoes.

  • Stempke Frederick

China, Glass and Queensware.

  • Lang Frank

Cooper.

  • Platt Gilbert

Dry Goods.

  • Lang Frank

Express Company.

  • Adams, Frank Lang, agt.

Groceries.

  • Lang Frank

Postmaster.

  • Lang Frank

Railroad Agent.

  • Lang Frank

Saloon.

  • Buchart John

Wagonmaker.

  • Hilbert G

WILMINGTON.
A village of about 250 inhabitants, in Dearborn county, two miles from Aurora.

Blacksmith

  • Cantingham T

Boots and Shoes.

  • Maloany John

Carpenter

  • Laycock W G

General Stores.

  • Bordman B P
  • Camfield O T
  • Cordry James

Groceries.

  • Goodrich M S
  • Levingston S

Justice of Peace.

  • Tanner A

Mason

  • Truitt J M

News Depot.

  • Goodrich M S

Painters.

  • Brown L
  • Bradford J H

Physicians.

  • Robert F H
  • Chamberlain S B

Postmaster.

  • Canfield C T

Wagonmaker.

  • Laycock W G

1868 Shippers’ Guide – Ohio County

Ohio County, Indiana entries from:
H. C. Chandler & Co.’s Businesss Directory and Shipper’s Guide for the State of Indiana. Indianapolis : H. C. Chandler & Co., Publishers, 1868. Online at Hathitrust.

RISING SUN.
The capital of Ohio county, thirty-five miles below Cincinnati, on the Ohio river. The surrounding country is rich and well settled up with wealthy and enterprising farmers. Large quantities of grain and produce are shipped from here annually. Rising Sun has several fine churches, good schools, several manufacturing establishments, with a good representation of the different trades and professions; also one weekly newspaper ably conducted for the interest and morals of the place. Population about 1,800.

Agricultural Implements.

  • Espey H S & H, cor Main and Market

Attorneys.

  • Davisi R L Main
  • Downey A C Main
  • Downey S R, Main
  • Stewart S H, Main

Bakeries.

  • Bradbury & Rehm, Main
  • Gary J W, Main

Barber.

  • Wright J F, Main

Billiard Saloon.

  • Bradbury Jas, Main

Blacksmiths.

  • Clark C, Main
  • Downey E, Main
  • Jackson & Griggs, Walnut
  • Merrill H, Walnut

Books and Stationery.

  • McAroy Geo, cor Main and Market

Books and Shoes.

  • Bedgood Alfred, Main
  • McMurry M T, Front
  • Walker & Fisher, Main

Cabinet Makers.

  • Gary E, Main
  • Whitlock J T, Main

Carpenters and Builders.

  • Hall W F, Market
  • Lindsay S F, Second
  • Pierson J W, High
  • Smith Wm, Grand
  • Vaness R, Main

Clothing.

  • Heyn & Bro, Main
  • Wells J C & Co, cor Main and Market

Confectionery.

  • Bradbury & Rehm, Main
  • Gary J W, Main

Cooper

  • Talbott J, Market

Dentist.

  • Ulrey J P, Market

Drugs and Medicines.

  • Matson & Thorn, Main
  • McAroy Geo, cor Main and Market

Dry Goods.

  • Calvert H J, Main
  • Hathaway Mrs. A, Main
  • Heyn & Bro, Main
  • Wells J C & Co, cor Main and Market

Furniture Manufactories.

  • Gary E, Main
  • Whitlock J T, Main

Foundry and Machine Shop.

  • Smith & Miller

General Stores.

  • Wells J C & Co, cor Main and Market

Grist Mill.

  • Haines S & Co, Front
  • Talbott J W, Front
    Groceries and Provisions.
  • Baxter, Miller & Co, 14 Main
  • Bradbury & Rehm, Main
  • Buchanan R A P & Co, Market
  • Eshman John, Main
  • Espey H S & H, cor Main and Market
  • Grace, Lostutter & Co, s w cor Main and Market
  • Jones J H, Main
  • Pate & Sparks, Main
  • Patterson P J, cor Walnut and Main
  • Wilber E, Main

Hardware.

  • REISTER J M, Main
  • REISTER S A, Main

Harness and Saddles,

  • Marquett F, Main
  • Martin R, Main

Hats and Caps.

  • Morgan B, Main

Hotel.

  • City Hall, W J Hastings, prop

Millinery.

  • Richards Mrs. R, Front

Insurance Agent.

  • Davis R L, Main

Insurance Company.

  • Rising Sun Insurance Co, S Seward, pres, J B Covington, sec, Front

Justice of the Peace.

  • Hemphill James

Livery Stables.

  • Scott Sam, Front
  • Scranton L, Main

Marble Works.

  • Toohey John, Main

Meat Market.

  • Birdsell K, Market.

Merchant Tailor.

  • Cullen Wm, Main

Millinery.

  • Best Mrs. Sallie, Main
  • Calkin L, cor Main and Front

Newspaper.

  • OHIO COUNTY RECORDER, Gregory & Beaty, props, cor Main and Market. See card.

News Depot.

  • Gary J W, Main

Notaries Public.

  • David R L, Main
  • Downey S R, Main

Notions.

  • Bradbury & Kehm, Main
  • Gary J W, Main

Painters.

  • Harwood & Beaty, Main

Photographers.

  • Houghton R R, Main
  • Ward T, Main

Physicians.

  • Gillespie Wm
  • Peyton J H, Main
  • Stephenson G A, Main
  • Sullivan W H, Main

Plow Factory.

  • Clore Wm, Walnut

Pork Packers.

  • Grace, Lostutter & Co, s w cor Main and Market

Postmaster.

  • Pepper Joseph, Market

Printing Office.

  • GREGORY & BEATY, cor Main and Market. See card.

Produce and Commission.

  • Grace, Lostutter & Co, s w cor Main and Market

Produce Dealers.

  • Dodd & Powell, near river

Sash, Doors and Blinds.

  • REISTER J M, Main

Stoves and Tinware.

  • McGuffin S, Market
  • Thompson P, Main

Undertaker.

  • Whitlock J T, Main

Wagonmakers.

  • Drake A, Main
  • Huston & Drake, Walnut
  • REISTER J M, Main

Warehouse.

  • Dodd & Powell, near river

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

  • Clark Eli, Main

Woolen Factory.

  • James & Hutchinson, Main

1868 Shippers’ Guide – Switzerland County

Switzerland County entries from:
H. C. Chandler & Co.’s Businesss Directory and Shipper’s Guide for the State of Indiana. Indianapolis : H. C. Chandler & Co., Publishers, 1868. Online at Hathitrust.

FLORENCE.
A village on the Ohio river, in Switzerland county, eight miles from Vevay. It contains a population of about 600.

Attorney.

  • Orem J

Blacksmiths.

  • Cooper & Stetson
  • Platt Neal

Boots and Shoes.

  • Daubenherper G

Coopers.

  • Busher Henry
  • Wright D

Distillers.

  • Krutz, Land & Co.

General Stores.

  • Bledsoe & Beymer
  • KRUTZ W G & SON
  • Paul George

Gristmill.

  • Krutz, Land & Co.

Grocery.

  • Land Geo

Justice of the Peace.

  • Edrington L

Notary Public.

  • Orem John

Physicians.

  • McKribben C P
  • Graves B F

Postmaster.

  • Bledsoe L

Saloons.

  • Luck F
  • Perkin J D
  • Uri Adolph

Sawmill.

  • Krutz, Land & Co

Tinner

  • Boyd John
  • Wagonmaker.
  • Branson Moses

Wharf-boat.

  • Bledsoe & Beymer

PATRIOT.
A town of 600 inhabitants, in Switzerland county, on the Ohio river, seventeen miles above Vevay. It is beautifully and healthfully situated, and enjoys considerable trade.

Blacksmith.

  • Tate James

Boarding House.

  • Stevenson Mrs Jane, cor Main and Second

Boots and Shoes.

  • Baxter P, Front
  • Brann John, Front

Coopers.

  • SCHAFER A, w of town
  • Watts M C, cor Main and Second

Distillery.

  • PATE W T & Co, Front

Drugs and Medicines.

  • Beckwith E W, Front

Flour Mill.

  • PATE W T & CO, Front

General Stores.

  • North L, Front
  • Stevenson J & J H, cor Main and Third
  • Wells J C & Co, cor Third and Front

Groceries.

  • Beckwith E W, Front
  • Scranton J M, Front

Harness and Saddles.

  • Shirey J W, cor Main and Third

Hotel.

  • Commercial Hotel, S Fish propr, Front

Insurance Agents.

  • Beckwith E W, cor Main and Third
  • Stevenson J H, cor Main and Third

Justice of Peace.

  • Berry R, Front

Physicians.

  • Beckwith E W, Front
  • Olcott W A
  • Ruter R C

Postmaster.

  • North L, Front

Saloons.

  • How G O, Front
  • Scranton J M, cor Fourth and Main
  • Treusdell C F, Front

Tinware.

  • Bonnell T, cor Main and Third
  • Fortune P, Front

U. S. Bonded Warehouse.

  • PATE W T & CO, Front

Wagonmaker.

  • Wade Samuel, Main

Wharf Master.

  • Coons B, wharf boat

VEVAY.
The capital of Switzerland county, on the Ohio river. It is surrounded by a rich and wealthy agricultural country, which affords a good support to the place. Large quantities of grain and hay are shipped from here annually. The town is laid out with much taste, and contains several good buildings and business houses, with several fine churches, several manufacturing establishments, one weekly newspaper, which is ably conducted for the welfare and interests of the place. It now has a population of about 1800.

Agricultural Implements.

  • Grisard R F & Bro, s w cor Main and Ferry
  • Schenck W P & Son, cor Pike and Ferry

Attorneys.

  • Atkinson W, Court House
  • Carter & Johnson, Court House
  • Downey H A, office LeClerc House
  • Livings T, Court House
  • Ormsbay & McCrelles, Main, bet Ferry and Liberty
  • Smith W, Court House
  • Works J & L, Court House

Bakeries.

  • Clarkson & Dufour, Main
  • Jockell Joseph, Main

Bank.

  • First National Bank, U P Schenck, pres, Wm Hall, cash, Main

Barber.

  • Haller John, Ferry

Blacksmiths.

  • Armstrong Fuget, Ferry
  • Bolton J T, Walton
  • Rutherford Joseph, Pike

Boots and Shoes.

  • Thiebaud C & Sons, Main
  • Weff J F, Ferry

Butcher.

  • Cramer C, w Main

Carpenters.

  • Banta John, Ferry
  • Harthorn Geo, w Main

Civil Engineer.

  • LaClerc E M, office LeClerc House

Clothing.

  • Black Julius, Ferry, bet Main and Pike
  • Kauffman J, Main
  • Weil L & E, w Main

Cigar and Tobacco.

  • Mayer Adolf, cor Main and Liberty
  • Schewe H, Main

Confectionery.

  • Jockell Joseph, Main

Dentist.

  • Ruggles W H Ferry, bet Main and Pike

Drugs and Medicines.

  • Stevens I & Son, Ferry, bet Main and Pike
  • Thiebaud J L, Main

Furniture Company.

  • Vevay Furniture Company, C Demann, agt, Ferry

General Merchants.

  • Davies Jas, Ferry, bet Main and Pike
  • Doan J S, Ferry, bet Main and Pike
  • Grisard R F & Bro, s w cor Main & Ferry
  • Hall & Lewis, Ferry, bet Main and Pike
  • Harwood & Son, Ferry, bet Main and Market
  • James & Hutchinson, Ferry, bet Main and Pike
  • Madary M, Ferry, bet Main and Market
  • Pleasants J K & Co, cor Main and Ferry
  • Schenck U P & Sons, cor Pike & Ferry
  • Schroeder H, cor Main and Ferry
  • Shaw & Rous, cor Ferry and Market sqr
  • Tate G W & J J P, cor Main and Ferry

Groceries.

  • Clarkson & Dufour, Main
  • Cole Daniel, e Main
  • Gordon & Tagul, Ferry, bet Main and Pike
  • Miller S B, cor Main and Liberty
  • Todd Henry, w Main
  • Waldo O S, Main

Hardware.

  • Grisard R F & Bro, s w cor Main and Ferry
  • Schenck U P & Sons, cor Pike & Ferry

Harness and Saddles.

  • Faulkner W, Pike
  • Kessler V, Ferry, bet Main and Market

Hay Dealers.

  • Schenck U P & Sons, cor Pike & Ferry

Hotels.

  • Henry House, H Hatch, prop
  • LeClerc House, Mrs. Julia E LeClerc, propr’s, n cor Ferry and Main
  • Vevay Hotel, E Schoonover, prop, cor Main and Ferry

Insurance Agent.

  • LeClerc E M, office LeClerc House
  • Waldo F J, cor Main and Ferry

Justice of the Peace.

  • Anderson J G, near river

Ladies’ Furnishing Goods.

  • Tardy & Detraz, Main

Livery Stables.

  • Peters Wm, Main
  • Schoonover E, Main

Marble Works.

  • Mencher John, cor Liberty and Main
  • Smith Wm, Ferry

Meat Market.

  • Kincaid J W & Bro, Main

Merchant Tailors.

  • Gray J Wm, Main
  • Knox J C, Main

Millinery.

  • Burns Mrs., Ferry
  • Tardy & Datraz, Main

Mills.

  • Switzerland Mills, John Gill, prop, Pike

News Depot.

  • Thiebaud J L, Main

Newspaper.

  • VEVAY REVEILLE, W J Baird, cor Main and Ferry

Painters.

  • Tinker G P, Pike
  • Roberts & Moxley, Pike

Patent Washboard.

  • IMPROVED CONCAVE PATENT WASHBOARD, J Thompson & Son, manfs, cor Ferry & Pike

Photographer.

  • Ruggles W H Ferry, bet Pike and Main

Physicians.

  • Danglad T M, Ferry
  • Gale E S, Main
  • Morse D A, Pike
  • Thompson J W, Pike

Postmaster.

  • Patton G C, Ferry.

Printing Office.

  • BAIRD W J, cor Main and Ferry

Saloons.

  • Cotton J G & Co, cor Ferry and Market
  • Kyle G M, Main
  • Plew Daniel, e Main

Stoves and Tinware.

  • Dumont & Dupraz, Ferry, bet Pike and Main
  • Goldenburg C & Son, Ferry, bet Main and Pike

Tailoresses.

  • Gillespie & McKimnen Mrs., Ferry
  • Shoemaker.
  • Smith B F, e Main

Wagonmakers.

  • Shaw W G, Pike
  • Shuff S, Walnut

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

  • Boerner F A & Bro, Main
  • Ruggles W H, Ferry, bet Pike and Main

Wharfmasters.

  • Dupraz F
  • Patton W

Woolen Factory.

  • SCHOEFIELD & COCHRAN, head of Ferry.

Switzerland County Commissioners Session – Dec 1868

The Switzerland County Commissioners’ December 1868 Session report appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 17 Dec 1868 – Page 3, Column 2

At the recent session of the Commissioners of this county, the following, among other business, was transacted:

John J. Roberts and Eli Schoonover, of Vevay, and Calvin H. Edrington, of Florence, were each granted a license to retail intoxicating liquors.

The office of Trustee of Jefferson Township was declared vacant, John J. Paul having left the county. John S. Scofield was appointed to fill the vacancy.

It was ordered that the election precinct in Jefferson Township in which the place of voting is Jacksonville, shall include that part of the Township embraced in the following section of land, and no more, to-wit: Sections 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 28, 29 and 30 in town 2, range 2 west, and sections 13, 14, 15, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, and 27, in town 3, range 3 west; that all voters residing in said sections shall hereafter vote and Jacksonville precinct, and all voters outside of said sections shall vote at Vevay.

It was also ordered that the election precinct in Posey in which the place of voting is Quercus Grove, shall include that part of said Township embraced in the following sections of land, and no more, to-wit: Sections 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 and 33, in town 3, range 1 west, and sections 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 16, in town 2, range 1 west, that all voters residing in said sections shall hereafter vote at said sections shall hereafter vote at said sections shall hereafter vote at said Quercus Grove precinct; and all voters outside of said sections shall vote at Patriot.

The following gentlemen were appointed to constitute a Board of Registery for the several Townships:

  • Jefferson—James Brown, Allen Markland and Isaac Stevens.
  • York—Lemuel Bledsoe and Daniel McCreary.
  • Posey—J. D. Davis, Thomas Sutton and Bella Herick.
  • Cotton—Ben. L. Simons and Wm. Smock.
  • Pleasant—James P. Marsh and Dillard Drake.
  • Craig—Samuel Porter and P. Cotton.

Switzerland County Circuit Court – Nov 1868

The Switzerland County, Indiana, Circuit Court report appeared in:

Vevay Reveille – 12 Nov 1868 – Page 3, Column 2

Switzerland Circuit Court
Convened at the Court House, in this place, on Monday morning, the 9th inst. Present, Hon. John G. Berkshire, Judge; Charles W. Heath, Clerk; Matthew Worstell, Sheriff; and Will M. Smith, Esq., Prosecuting Attorney pro tem.

The following are the Attorneys in attendance:

Resident Attorneys.

  • Hon. John Dumont.
  • Hon. Scott Carter.
  • Henry A. Downey, Esq.
  • James A. Works, Esq.
  • W. H. Adkinson, Esq.
  • Wm. R. Johnston, Esq.
  • Jas. B. McCrellis, Esq.
  • Will M. Smith, Esq.
  • Lewis F. Works, Esq.
  • Theo. Livings, Esq.
  • John D. Works, Esq.
  • George R. Todd, Esq.

Non-Resident Attorneys.

  • Hon. J. Sullivan, Madison, Ind.
  • Hon. C. E. Walker, Madison, Ind.
  • Hon. J. W. Gordon, Indianapolis, Ind.
  • Hon. James Jelley, Leavenworth, Kansas
  • Hon. W. H. Barlow, Effingham, Ill.
  • Hon. Alex C. Downey, Rising Sun, Ind.
  • Hon. Robert N. Lamb, Moores Hill, Ind.
  • T. Hamilton, Esq., Versailles, Ind.
  • S. R. Downey, Esq., Rising Sun, Ind.

The Grand Jury, Joel D. Davis, Foreman, have found indictments against the following persons:

  • Cincinnatus Bradley, for assault and battery with intent to kill.
  • Noble Ross, for manslaughter.
  • Samuel Gilbert, for Grand Larceny.

Messrs. Bradley and Ross are now in the custody of Sheriff Mat. Worstell, while Mr. Gilbert is under bond.

The time of the Court has mostly been occupied, thus far, in making up the issues. The case of Dufour vs. Dufour is now in the process of trial. There is quite a large docket this term and the prospect is that all the business cannot be completed before the time allowed by law (two weeks) shall have elapsed. See further in the next issue.

Vevay Reveille – 19 Nov 1868 – Page 3, Column 2

Law Report.

Since our last issue the following cases have been disposed of in the Circuit Court:

State vs. Samuel Gilbert—Grand Larceny; recognizance forfeited.

State vs. Noble Ross—Manslaughter; not guilty.

State vs. Cincinnattus Bradley—Assault and battery with intent to murder; change of venue taken to Jefferson County.

Sarah James vs. George James—Divorce; dismissed.

Julius Dufour vs. Perret Dufour—On contract; judgment for $282.45.

S. E. & J. K. Pleasants vs. Margaret Bolton and John Bolton—On order; judgment for $48.60 for plaintiffs and for costs against them.

Daniel Sprague vs. Jonathan Froman—False imprisonment; dismissed by agreement.

Abijah Myers vs. Amos Fox and Jane Fox—Appeal from Justice Court; verdict for plaintiff for $58.75.

John S. Olmstead vs. Henry Charlton et al—Judgment; stricken from the Docket.

Wm. R. Wiley et al vs. Nancy Nichols et al—Partition; decree for Partition and reported by Commissioners.

Thomas H. Smith vs. John J. Miller et al—On note; judgment for $256.00 against Wm. W. Miller.

George W. Craig vs. Matthew Worstell, Sheriff, &c.—Replevin; dismissed by agreement.

Jacob W. Thompson vs. William Hastie—Appeal from Justice Court; dismissed at defendant’s cost.

David Dyer vs. Robert Froman—On note; dismissed by agreement.

James R. Grant, Administrator, &c., vs. S. R. Tinker.—On note; judgment for $252.00 for plaintiff.

George W. Larrison vs. Nicholas Heisel—Slander; dismissed at defendant’s costs, and to be a bar to any other action.

Jonathan McMakin vs. James H. Banta et al—To enforce Vendor’s lien; dismissed by agreement at cost of defendant.

Bela Herrick et al vs. Joshua Scranton—To recover property; dismissed by agreement at cost of defendant.

John Cobb et al vs. George Sturgeon—On note; judgment for $108.15 against defendant.

Anthony M. Hawkins vs. James Early—Appeal from Justice Court; judgment for plaintiff.

Benj. F. Montayne vs. T. G. McCullough et al—Foreclosure; judgment for $214.00 for plaintiff.

Squire Hulley et al vs. Vevay and Moorefield Turnpike Co. et al—Action for injunction against collecting Turnpike tax; restraining order granted until next term.

Alexander Evans vs. Cincinnatus Bradley—Civil action for damages received in shooting affair; change of venue to Ohio County.

Harvey Schroeder vs. Joseph Klugg—On account; judgment for plaintiff for $42.50.

David D. Shufe vs. Wm. B. Douglas—On note; judgment for $149.26 for plaintiff.

George E. Pleasants vs. Harvey Schroeder—On note; dismissed.

Chas. J. Dufour vs. Isaac M. Miller et al—Foreclosure; judgment for $535.00 against defendant.

Julia C. Teats et al vs. Samuel H. Pavey et al—Foreclosure; judgment for $1096.87 for plaintiffs.

Rosetta Allen vs. Christopher Noel—On contract; judgment for $50.95 for plaintiff.

Jeremiah S. Sprague vs. Elisha C. Sprague—Divorce; granted.

Benjamin C. Mead, Administrator, vs. T. J. Mellattan et al—Foreclosure; decree for plaintiff for $366.38.

H. A. Downey vs. Wm. J. Gibbs—On note; dismissed.

H. H. Hatch et al vs. Joseph Malin—To satisfy mortgage; judgment for plaintiff.

Walter Scott vs. J. M. Manford et al—On note; judgment for $548.38 for plaintiff.

Eliza Johnston vs. Geo. W. Noel—Appeal; dismissed.

First National Bank of Vevay, Ind., vs. Randall Purcell et al—On Bill of Exchange; judgment for $107.75 for plaintiff.

Merret Sweeney vs. Wm. Land—On note; judgment for $210.00 for plaintiff.

Joshua Griffith vs. Alva Leap—Slander; change of venue.

Nelson Griffith vs. Alva Leap—Slander; change of venue.

Thomas Griffith, by his next friend, Lavina Griffith, vs. Alva Leap—Slander; change of venue.

Vevay Reveille – 26 Nov 1868 – Page 3, Column 2

Circuit Court.

Since our last issue the following cases have been disposed of:

Wm. Holder vs. Emiline Stewart et al—Partition of real estate. Granted.

John Dumont vs. Perret Dufour—Partition. Dismissed by agreement.

Town of Vevay vs. James Torrence—Injunction to enjoin Torrence from removing gravel from Arch Street. Decided in favor of the plaintiff; but afterwards a new trial was granted.

Julia LeClerc, Executor of Robert LeClerc, vs. Mary Banta et al—On note. Judgment for plaintiff for $56.

Oliver Dufour et. al. vs. Perret Dufour, Executor of J. F. Dufour—Exception to final report. Judgment for Plaintiffs for $2,483.62.

Lucy E. Hall vs. Louis A. Clark—Damages. Judgment for Plaintiff for $20.

Adaline Smith et. al. vs. David Miller et. al.—To recover real estate. Verdict and judgment for defendant.

Fleming Jones vs. Christopher Waltz—Title to real estate.—Judgment for Plaintiff.

James Early vs. James Rodgers—Damages. Judgment for Defendant.

Martha Gullion vs. John L. Gullion et. al.—Foreclosure.—Judgment for Plaintiff for $562.40.

Daniel McCreary et. al. vs. Alice Gullion.—Partition. Granted.

Merit Sweeney vs. Jonathan McMakin.—On note. Dismissed.

John S. Olmstead vs. Henry Charlton et. al.—Damages. Dismissed by Plaintiff.

Several cases were continued.

Adjourned Saturday evening.

Vevay I. O. G. T. Society – 1868

The following article about Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 5 Nov 1868 – Page 2, Column 3

I. O. G. T.

At a meeting of this Society last Monday night, the following persons were installed as officers for the next three months:

  • Thos. Downey, W. C. T.
  • Maggie Park, W. V. T.
  • Thos. H. Northcott, W. S.
  • Annie Thompson, W. A. S.
  • Sophia Thompson, W. T.
  • Lewis A. Lanham, W. F. S.
  • Columbine Kessler, W. C.
  • James C. Park, W. M.
  • Olive Sharp, W. D. M.
  • Amanda Tompkins, W. I. G.
  • Lewis F. Works, W. O. G.
  • Oliver Northcott, R. H. S.
  • Isabella Downey, L. H. S.

A Degree Temple was organized in this place last Sunday night by Thomas H. Downey, D. G. G. T. in connection with the above lodge. The following are the officers:

  • L. F. Works, D. G. T.
  • Miss Maggie Park, D. V. T.
  • Miss Sophia Thompson, W. S.
  • Miss Belle Downey, F. S.
  • Miss Olive Sharp, T.
  • Thos. T. Northcott, M.
  • Miss Amanda Tomkins, C.
  • Miss Lou Banta, I. G.
  • Will M. Smith, O. G.

Patriot, Switzerland County, Fighting Boys in Blue – 1868

The following article about the military in Switzerland County, Indiana appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 8 Oct 1868 – Page 2, Column 4

Patriot, Ind., Sept. 26, 1868.

The Fighting Boys in Blue met at the Universalist Church after the Grant Club closed. The meeting was called to order by R. C. Moore, and on motion Bela Herrick was chosen President, of the meeting, and Jas. Stevenson Secretary. After a few remarks, proceeded to elect officers, which resulted as follows:

  • R. C. Moore, Captain
  • Joshua M. Scranton, 1st Lieutenant
  • Wm. Bonnell, 2d Lieut.
  • George Wade, Orderly Sergeant
  • Asahel Carpenter, 2d Sergeant
  • Theodore Bunnell, 3d Sergeant

Privates

  • John W. Lacock, 93d Ind. Vol.
  • W. F. North, 33d Gunboat
  • Wm. G. Dehart, 93d Ind. Vol.
  • W. S. Morse, 143d Ill. Vol.
  • Wm. A. Ruter, 123d Ind. Vol.
  • Ed. North, 11th Ohio Cav.
  • H. B. Bapler, 18th Ind. Vol.
  • Edward Carpenter, 2d Ind. Cav.
  • H. J. Harris, 83d Ind. Vol.
  • W. Munger, 93d Ind. Vol.
  • Geo. Kinebine, 93d Ind. Vol.
  • R. T. Butler, 139th Ind. Vol.
  • Eliner Dehat, 93d Ind. Vol.
  • Jas. A. Kincaid, 14th West Va.
  • Hose B. Herrick, 54th Ind. Vol.
  • Thos. Lakeman, 18th Ind. Vol.
  • Lewis Truesdell, 93d Ind. Vol.
  • David Hewitt, 93d Ind. Vol.
  • Wm. Couch, 82d Ind. Vol.
  • W. A. Houton, 18th Ind. Vol.
  • Z. Taylor, 18th Ind. Vol.
  • James Stevenson, 16th Ind. Vol.
  • M. Ballard, 18th Ind. Vol.
  • Henry Seavers, 18th Ky. Vol.
  • James W. Ridfeam, 20th Ind. Vol.
  • Morgan Seavers, 140th Ind. Vol.
  • Hiram Vandorin, 93d Ind. Vol.