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GENERAL MAPS.
Geological Map of Indiana,	""I
Climatologira] Hap of Indiana,	7
\V. [ton Hemisphere,	S
Eastern Hemisphere,	11
Map of Indiana showing Judhial
Districts,	1(1
Map of Indiana showing Congres-
sional Districts,	10
Map of Indiana shoving Repre-
sentative Districts,	11
Map of Indiana showing Senatorial
Districts,	11
Map of the United States, . 1	2, 13
Mup of tlic United States showing
German Population,	14
Map of the United States showing.
[rish Population, .	14
Map of tli.: United Stales showing
Density of Population,	15
Map of the United Stales showing
Foreign Population,	15
M;i|i of the United States showing
British American Population .	15
Map of the United Suites showing
Colored Population,	15
Map of the United States showing
Swedish and Norwegian Popnla-	15
Map of the United Static showing
Agricultural Productions, '	i, 1"
Map of the United State? showing
Vital Statistics,	18
Map of the Stale .if Indiana, 2	0,21
MAPS OF COUNTIES
Adams	08
Allen,	17
Bartholomew, .	138
Benton,	S2
Blackford,	72
Boone,	94
Brown, ....	139
Carroll,	7s
<>,	5li
Clark,	107
Clay, .	122
Clinton,	88
Crawford,	1*n
Daviess,	15!)
Dearborn,	Ill
Decatur,	130
De Kalb,	15
Delaware,	100
Dubois, .	185
Elkhart,	2li 132
Floyd.	178 80
Franklin,	134
Fulton, .	52
Gibson,	172 71
Hamilton,	0G
Hancock,	108

Table of Contents;

Harrison, Hendricks,

Howard, Huntington,

Jackson,

Jnsoor, .

Jefferson,

La Porte, Lawrence,

Madison, Marion, . Marshall, Martin, .

Miami, Monroe, .

Ohio,

Orange, Owen,

Parke,

Perry, Pike, Porter,

Pulaskj, Putnam, .

Randolph,

Itipley, Rush,

Seott, Shelby, Spencer, .

Starke, Steuben, . St. Joseph,

Sullivan, . Switzerland.

Tippecanoe, Tipton,

Wabash, . Warren, Warrick,. WashingU

Wayne. . Wells, White, Whitley,

PLANS OF CITIES, TOWNS, ETC.

Angola,

Argos,

Albion,

Areola,

Auburn,

Attica,

*™fr ■

Ander***! Adams, A Arlington,

Aurora, .

Butler,

Bourbon,

Itremen,

Brookston,

Hunker Mill,

Blufflon,

Battle Gro ICilj

Boswcll, . Brownsburg, Bloomficld, Bainbridgc, . Blooming ton, Brazil,

Bowline; Green, Brownsville, . Brookville, Brooklyn, Bates ville, Brown etown, . Bedford, . Boonvi le, ,

I'lii'.sterlna, Crown Point, Columbia City, Churubusco, Cedarville, Camdou, . Clarksville, . Chauncey, Covington, Colfax, . Craw fords vide,

Cambridge City, Contorville, Connersville, , Charlottesville, Clovcrdole, . Clinton, . Clarksburg, Columbus, Cochrun, Our t huge, Uharlestown, . Carlisle, . I 'an nc It. hi Cory don ,

Deeatur, . Dunkirk, Delphi, .

Day

Danville, Dublin, Dalcvillo,

Elkhart,

Kdwurdnbur^h,

Klston, lOlwood, . I'Minlitirgb, . Fast Connorsvill

Klizahethtnwu,

Fvansville,

i Evortou,

I'Vniont,

■ Franecsville, . ; Fort Wayne,

Fairiiioimt, . I Fowler, . , Frankfort, .

Prankton, | Parmland, I FoitvMe,

Puirland, ,

Franklin,

Foyelloville, .

Prcderiekaburgli,

Goshen, Garrett, . Goodland,

Gen evil, ,

ield,

Gosport

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Grcotidi

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Hobari, . , Harlan — Maysvilli j Hamilton, | Hunterlown, ,

II 1 1 r i r i n _r r . . i ,

Hartford City,

Qngoratown,

Harmony,

Harts ville, Hope,

1 1 ilijT ir,:r>»iji ljI"

Hardinsburg, Hanover,

Irviugton, [ndiauupolis,

Jonesle.ru, Jamestown,

JoneMville, Jefferson ville.

Knox,

Keiidallville.

Kentlund,

K'ikiiliiip,

Kuightatown,

KnigliUville,

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Latin Lima, Lowell, La Porte,

l,ogan«|>orL, UGro,

18,40 75

Ufliyotte, Ladoga,

Lebi

Liberty,

Laurel,

Lawri'iici'lmrg,

Loogootoo,

Lexington,

Leavenworth,

Mishawiiku,

Monticello, . Mioliignn city, Monroevillc, .

Mays ville Mt Klna, Mexico, . Montpolier, .

Marion,

Monteiu

Michigan town,

Mill. .pi,

Middle town, Middlebutry, MartinBvillc,

Moores ville, Morristowu,

Mill ■■.,,

Millford,

Mm,

H Mill,

Milr,.y,

| Middleton, Mcrom,

Mitchell, Madison, Mt. Vernou,

N..nl, . I mis, .ii, New Haven, Noblesville, .

Newport ( Wayne C i\ i

Newport t Vermillion County

Now Castle,

North Indianapolis, .

Northeastern Indianapolis,

New Point, .

Nashville,

Now Marion,

North Vernon,

New Albany,

New Harmony

Nuwburgb, .

Orland, - Ussiuli, Oxford, . ill.). , burg,

Osg I.

Orleans, Owousvillc,

Pleusanl LaU-,

Ply Hi..

Pierce ton,

Peru,

Portland,

Pittsburg,

PUiofield,

Pendleton, PerryHVillu,

Patriot,

Paoli,

ii	TABLE OF CONTENTS.— Continued.
	GENERAL HISTORY.	,.,.,	FA«		P.O.
ivt. ibiiri-	. 171	Clinton,	311	Washington, .	293	Nebekcr, George,	27
I'.,r..l..,, .	|73 Earlj Discoveries, . 203	Crawford,	. 31G	Wayne, ....	291	Northern Indiana Normal School
	173 Early French Settlements, . 203	Daviess, Dearborn,	245	Wells.	287	Buildings,	. 32
J .- - V .... 1 r 1 Rochester, Remington, . Kan tluer,	The Charter of Crozat, . . 203	. 200	White, . . . .	238	Nusbnum, George W.,	53
' ' I'll. Mi- -i ippi 1 lonipany, 203 '." Port Ch nitres, . 203	Decatur, Dc Kulb,	319 . 283	Whitley,	277	"Oak Grove Farm,"	■ :i"
'''' h, - ii f tho NntchcK, . 203 ('in.ij-.iiL.-ii Against the Chick asaws, 20-1	Delaware,	300 331	ILLUSTRATIONS		Provincs, J. A., Public School, 3d Ward, Peru,	. 97 145
Rimuoko,	JJ Tun Frown find English Colonies, 204 '""		Adorns County Court House,	73	Public School, 4th Ward, Pen.	145
Redkoy,	_. Conflicl i: ■ d the French and Elkhart,	329	Baxter, Hon. William,	19	Pace, B. T	183
Kockvillo, I:- irjllo,	,'._' English, . 204 Fayette, . Conflicl Between the British uml Fk.y.l,	. 253 327	Baker Henry, Baylcss, Mrs, Sol. D.,	.53 .13	Richmond Agricultural Works. Bcevo, C. H-,	19 01
Ridgovlllo, Richmond, . Ktishvillfi,	. )i)l lOfi 142	mourns, . -"■» i I- on ilia in, Move nls West of the Alleghn- Franklin, ■ 204 Fulton, . ' , - .,,,. Gibs Clark, - 205 [h^ t csaion "i tin.* Northwestern Tcrri- _	. 310 *233 . 278	Boydslon, Mrs. M., Biddle, Horace P., , Bud, Mrs. A J,.	61 61 119	"Ravine Farm," Rcmmcl Bros,, Robertson, F. G.,	01 . 125
Hialng Sun, . Rookport,	117 . mo	244 . 241 202	Brubakcr, John, B.iley, John, Bctlmann, John G-, .	125 125 170	Heisiug, Paul, Bilcy, B.D.,	170 . 183
H h 1 :. m.I	31	torj by Virginia, ■ 207	. 245 20U . 325	Bowling, Lowoth & Wright,	183	Sutton, David,	19
Syrne •	:n	Organisation of the Northwestern Hamilton,	Business Block in Pnoli,	183	Spence, J. II.,	. 27
Sun IVllr. . . , Sliohlo	u	Territory, . 207 Gen. Hnrmnr's Expedition, . 208	uancooK, Harrison,	Bowles, Dr. L. S-,	183	Studabakcr, David, Schwcgler, William,	73 . 91
Sluckwdl, .	83	Scott's and Wilkinson's Expedi-	Hendricks, .	253	CVntlivre. C. L-,	79	Sohwcglcr, Rudolph, .	91
Sim	. 128	tions, . . . 2H8	Henry, .	. 208	Cosgrovo, Dr. P. K.,	97	Saint Nicholas Hotel,	. 91
Spo	I.::	Expedition of Gov. St, Clair, 2"*	tlowai-d.	239	Cobourg ( Porter Co.)i	103	Sappington, Jacob,	97
Shelby irille.	I2fi	Efforts to Establish Peace with	Huntington,	. 238	Court House, Huntington Co.	125	State Capitol.	, 113
Si Oincr, .	.30	the Indiana, 'Jus	Jnnlritnii	284	Corbin, Judge Horace,	ir.i	Skinner, D F.,	119
St, Paul,,	so	Expedition of Gen, Anthony j™'.'" .	, 234	Cadwnllader, John,	109	Seotton, J.J.,.	. 125
South Milan, .	1 is.	■ Wayne, . . 200	Jay, Jefferson,	2!)7	Central Hotel, in New Albany.	183	Shirk, E. H,	135
	1 ID	The Treaty of Greenvillo, . 209	. 322	Cade, Samuel, .	187	Stone, Gen. A,, .	. 101
8.I.R., SI. H, ,	IS2 1 54	Legislature of the Northwestern Territory, , 209	Jennings, Johnson, .	301 . 317	Davis, T.Henry,	170	St. Joseph Church, School and Pastor's Residence . 161
Sullivm.,	l.jil	Tvrrih rj ■ : hid ana Organization, 20!)					Swain and Hobbs,	. 169
H, r.< 1 llMIV,	. ioi	Trentii < with '!"■ [ndinna, . 210	Knox,	248	Earlham College,	22	" Sunny Hill,"	169
Ti|.i	89	Lund Offices, etc , 210	Kosciusko,	* -82	Eelipse Flouring Mills, .	183	St. Lawrence Catholic Church	ml
Thornlown,	. 03	Tecunisel. and the War of 1811, 210	lii ! range, .	205	Fitch, G. N., Forbes, H.W., . Forbes, T. H„ , • . Forbes, J. T, . Gribling, N., Gaff& Co., T. and J. W,	61 103 103 103 91	School,	. 175
Torre II .	lis	i ■ ■ Battli ■ i Tippecanoe, 210	Lake,	. 234	Sherrod, Dr. J. II„ ,	1S3
Tuj-lotwville, Tell Oily,	. M0 188 . I B8	The War of 1812, . . 211 i iriMiiiiMtinti nf ill.1 State Govern- i.ii-iii. . 212 l'i i-;.:m ■■- 1.1 the Development of her	La Porte, Lawr ie, Madison,	203 . 2117 280	Sims, J.N. , . .187 Thornuurgh, Milton (Cambridge City), ... 161
Union City, In.,,"	71 . 152	Resources, , . 21.2 PuUicSc Is, . 212	Marion, , Marshal),	. 208 275	175	Thnrnhurgh, Milton (Fayette C Tribbey & Hyilron,	o.), 161 , 170
Valparaiso, \ rl.'llilli'",	35 . 1 is	Origin ■ i Different Sel 1 Funds, 213 State Institutions, . 214	Miami,	. 324 230	Ilanmi, Judge Samuel, Hiinna. H. C.,	43 43	Union Mills, .	187
Vovay, Vumon,	148 . 149 1 5(1	Tho Exposition, 215 Opening of the Espositi . 210 The State Board in 1874, 217	Monroe, . Montgomery, Morgan, . . .	. 273 309 . 254	Hedekin, ttlehool, . Hall, (saac, Helm, J II.,	43 97 145	Yotaw, Jonas, . . .73 Valparaiso City Public Graded School, . . . 119
Wimn Win aw, Waterloo,	...	State Fairs, . . .217	Newton,	237	HunletB, n, M., .	169	Wagner, John B.,	91
in	i!, Exposition of 1874, 218	Noble,	. 32S	Hobbs, Dr. Setb,	1S3	Wolf, Joscphus,	103
14	The Board in 1875, . 210	Ohio.	313	" Ingle Side,"	19
Wuliush City,	i>3	Purdue University, • ■ 220	Orange, .	. 252	" Island Home,"	61	PORTRAITS.
Wnri'en, .	i.r>	Inilmuu Horticultural and 1' n- ||uv||	2 4	Indiana Manufacturing Co.,	131	Aveline, F. S.,	..
Winchester, . Wasl 1--M..I. W. -i Lebanon,	71	logical Societies, . 222 Indiana Stnlo University, . 222 . Pnrko- •	. 204	Indianapolis Business College,	169
	" Indiana Farmer,"	169	Baxter, Hon. Wm., .	19
S-|	TheStato Prisons, . 223 ■ PerO'.	326 , 318	Irwin, Joseph I.,	170	Burgess, Henry, .
	[ndiaoa Hospital for the Insane, ' 224 l>iko> ■			Boiiham, W, A,,	39
WillianiHport,	1,1	Indiana Institute for the Education Portcri	274	Johnson. Rev. Abel,	22	Brown, Jason B., .	. 39
Windfall,	SO	of the Blind, 224 lw>"' -	. 250	Jones, Drs. C. V. & G. S., .	27	Black, Hon. James Jl.,	39
Wnveliiiid,	:i.-l	Indiana Institute "for Lhe DeaFnml I'ulnski,	315	Jones, Dr. J. H.,	53	Buskivk, Hon. Clarence A.,	. 39
Wcsllk'ld, W ini. ilowu, WarLliiiiptim, \Vnl< ,	;|. Dumb, 22a 1'Llln»"'. ■	, 305	Julian, J. B., .	169	Bayless, Hon. Sol. I» , .	55
189	[udinnu Ilousoof Refuge, 22.') Rnndolph,	299	Keller, 1. & J. (ltcsidcnee mid		Burnam, Judge H. It ,	. 55
las	[iidiann Female Prison and Uufurm- Riploy	. 321	Mill),	61	Baker, Henry,	55
Vfi tport,	1ST	itory 220 lilis!l	295	Keller, L.& J. (§toro), .	61	Bender, John S., .	. 85
Washington,	. ioo	hidii Stale Nnrmul School, 226 [>oi.itioai. UisroitY, * . 228 *>"*}> [KUAN IKS mi W'A« »FTIIK f^> '	' . 279" 302 291	Kcnower, John, Kilgore, W. W., Koerneri ISoodier, ,	125 135 169	Ball, Au.il B„ Burwclt, Newton, . Cunningham, Dr. A B.,	85 39
\-iUm,	HIT UEnRl.I.ldK, 323 -'-"	27C	Kingsbury Si Conner,	169	Clarke, .1 C, M. D.,	. 39
SSknMVlltc .	nr I'.MIIMS- .,,- 111 -UAMil.l 231 &,:"'kl'' >M Steuben, .	. 2S9	Lawrence, I.. L„	19	Chipman, Sam'l H.. .	85
	COUNTY H1STOKIES. "" -'	259	Lillic, James,	53	Dent, Geo. A.,	. 85
HISTORIES.	^ ! „()y Sullivim, .	. 285	Love, Irvin, .	61	Dougherty Hon Hugh,	S5
STATE Of INDL	NA, | AlloT '.'.', 257 SwilMril,nd>	324	Lanier, J. F. 1).,	114	Edsall, Simon,	. 55
Ideographical Situation, . Geology, Topography, otu , K inical Geology,	'"" Bartholomew '. . 314 Til'F-'""-',	, 247 307	1 Lanier, A. C, Ledger-Stanford Office . Uude. B. M„	114 170 183	Fairfield, Cu.pt, Asa, . Krv, Jacob,	55
Blackford. 288 Union. .	255		Gerrish, Jus. W. P.,	39
Conl, 1 Ore	2(11	Q ''■ -l_~' Vanderburgh, -■'' Vermillion,	281	Mnnon County Court House, ' McDonald, Col. I. B.,	113 119	Graves, W. C, .	. 85
Otlior MincraK	201	. 30S	McClelland, M, L„	119	Heading ton, Col. Niin,	39
Topogiaphy,	. 200 Carroll, . 201 Vie°i	260	; Mmilidd, T. J., '	119	Henderson, Hon, E.,	. 39
Soil?,	200 Cass, . . . 250 Wabash, .	. 242	Sliumi County Court House,	131	Hendricks, Hon. Thos, A,,	. -
Clituniv, .	. 201 Chirk, . 280 Warren,	312	Maltingly, (.'. T.,	151	Seller, Peter,
\,.i	2iil Clay, 303 Warrick,		Mayer, Michael, .	187	ll.ii, Hon. Sam'l, .

TABLE OF CONTENTS.— Cont.nued.

Banna, Mrs. Eliaa,	. 55	White, James B.,	. 191	Parke, .	. 351	Hamilton, .	445
Helm, John H.,	85	Worden, Seymour,	195	Perry,	361	Hancock,	■' 449
Headington, Col. J. W„ .	. 85	Washburn, Hon. Tho	.as,- . 198	Pike, .	. 358	Harrison,	452
Hobbs, Dr. Setli,	85	Woodworth, Dr. B, S	196	Porter.	338	Hendricks,	. 429
Jones, Dr. J. H., .	55			Posey, .	. 342	Henry,	450
				Pulaski,	■ . 333	Howard, .	. 443
Matthews, William L., .	39	PATRONS' DIRE(	Putnam,	. 362	Huntington,	422
McDonald, Col. I. B ,	. 85	Adams, .	. 334
Meeker, Dr. Daniel, .	B5	Allen,	333	Randolph, .	356	Jackson,	. 428
		Bartholomew,	. 345	Ripley, .	, 351	Jasper,	• . 449
Neff, Hon. Jno. E,, Nierman, Herman H .,	. 80	Benton, Blackford,	343 . 338	Rush, Scott, . . .	330 . 353	Jay, Jefferson,	. 4-17 437
Orr, Gen. Joseph, Porter, Judge W, A., .	. 85 30	Brown, .	339 . 352	Shelby, Spencer,	342 . 302	Jennings, Johnson,	. 44G 434
Parker, Hon. Chrisltao,		Carroll,	337	Starke,	342	Knox, .	. 430
Parks, Marie J., M. D.,	85	Cass,	. 336	Steuben,	. 337	Kosciusko, .	450
		Clark,	346	St. Joseph, .	360
Header, Wm,, Smart, Hou. Jas 11., .	. 3D 39	Clay, Clinton,	. 360 340	Sullivan, Switzerland, .	. 352 347	Lake, l.i Porto, . Lawrence,	. 439 443 . 43S
Sexton, Hon. Leouidus,	. 39	Crawford,	362	Tippecanoe,	, 344
Seholl, Hon. Chas., .	30	Daviess,	356	Tipton,	340	Madison,	440
Shaw, Hon. B. C,	. 30	Dearborn,	. 341	Union, .	. 348	Marion, .	411-153
Suttenfield, Mrs. Laura,	55	Decatur,	354	Marshall,	451
Swiharl, Hon. Henry,	. S5	De Kalb,	. 335	Vanderburgh,	353	Martin, .	. 441
Stone, Gen, H.,	85	Delaware,	353	Vermillion,	' . 360	Miami,	424
Tigar, Thomas,	55	Dubois, .	. 3G1	Vigo,	361	Monroe, . Montgomery,	. 428 440
Todd, J. J., .	85	Elkhart,	355	Wabash,	. 341	Morgan, .	. 425
Wolf, Capt.. Woodworth, Dr. B. S.,	. 39	Fayette, . Floyd,	. 358 358	Warren, Warrick,	353 . 35G	Newton, Noble, .	431
Williams, Gen. Reub.	. 55	Fountain,	. 343	Washington,	348
Washburn, Hon. Tboa.,	55	Franklin.	350	Wayne, .	. 355	Ohio,	435
Worden, Seymour, While, J. B., .	. 85 85	Fulton. . Gibson,	. 339 355	Wells, White, . Whitley,	336 . 342 337	Orange, . Owen,	. 452 440
		Grant, .	. 341)			Parke, .	. 428
BIOGRAPHIES		Greene, llaiiulton,	340 , 351	Miscellaneous,	. 362	Perry, Pike, .	■in; 439
Avelinc, Franc'iH S., Bayless, Hon. Sol D., Ball, Aueil B., .	. 196 195 . 196	Hancock, Harrison, Hendricks, . Henry, . Howard,	355 .' 301 341) . 362 343	BUSINESS D1I Adams, .	ECT0RY. . 445	Porter, Posey, Pulaski,	. 443-153 . 428 429
Burnam, 11. K.,	1%	Allen,	. 41-1-453	Putnam,	. 4-18
Bonham, Hon. William Asbur Bunvell, Hon. Newton,	, . 196 196	Bartholomew,	. 43G	Randolph,	447
Bender, John S,,	. 190	Huntington,	. 347	Benton,	431	Ripley,	. 440
Burge.ss, Henry,	107	Jackson,	352	Blackford,	433-453	Rush,	427
Cooper, Henry, .	. 1 94	Jasper, .	. 360	Boone, . Brown.	. 4-11 426	Scoti,	. 452
Chipman, Samuel H.,	195	Jay,	352	Shelby,	432
Dougherty, Hon. Hugh, .	. 1 95		. 349 356	Carroll, . Cass,	. 425 423	Spencer, . Starke,	. 448 429
Edsall, Simon S.,	197	Johnson,	. 342	Clark, .	. 438	Steuben, .	. 421
Fry, Jacob,	. 105	Knox,	351	Clay,	433	St. Joseph, .	450
Fairfield, Capt, Asa,	lilt!	Kosciusko, N	, 359	Clinton, .	. 429	Sullivan,	. 441
Graves, William C,	^ . 197	La Grange, .	354 . 338	Crawford,	453	Switzerland, .	435
Hanna, Hon. Samuel,	191	La Porte, .	341	Daviess,	. 439	Tippecanoe,	. 418
Heller, Peter,	. 193	Lawrence,	. 345	Dearborn	426	Tipton,	430
Headington, Col. John W., .	1%		359	Deeatur,	. 411	Union, .	. 43-1
Hobbs, Dr. Seth,	. 197	Madison,	De Kalb,	420
		Marion, .	. 357	Delaware,	. 446	Vanderburgh,	419
Jones, Joseph 11.,	191)	Marshall, .	345	Dubois,	452	Vermillion,	. 150
Matthews, William L„	191!	Martin, .	. 354			Vigo,	450
McDonald, Hon. Isaiah Burrit	, . 196	Miami,	355	Elkhart,	. 450	Wabash, Warren, Warrick,	. 431 448 442
Meeker, Dr. Daniel, Niemann n, Herman H., .	106 . 196	Monroe, Montgomery, Morgan,	. 350 350 . 356	Fayette, Floyd, .	440 . 448 1 12
Orr, Gun, Joseph,	19ti	Newton,	344	Franklin,	. 437	Washington, Wayne, . Wells,	427 425
Parker, Christian,	196	Noble,	. 351	Fulton,	125	423
Swihart, Hou. Henry,	196	Ohio,	349	Gibson, - . '	. 441	White. .	. 429
Tigar, Thomas,	. HIS	Orange, .	. 361	Grant,	432	Whitby,	. 421-153
Todd, J. J., ,	196	Owen,	352	Greene, .	. 430	Miscellaneous,	. 453

STATISTICS STATE OF INDIANA.

Deaths by Causes,

Number and Size of Farms, .

Productions of Agriculture, Live Stock, etc., . . . •

General Statistics of Manufac- tures by Industries,

Native and Foreign Population, .

Population of Civil Divisions Leas than Counties,

Schools, by Classes, and Kinds in Each Class, .

Selected Statistics of Manufac- ture! by Counties,

General Statistics of Manufactures by Industries, .

S.'li.-t.d Statistics »!' Agriculture,

Wealth, Taxation and Publi debtcducss, .

Selected Statistics of Church

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UNITED STATES. Ohuroh Statistics, . . 332

Obnrobcs in the United States, 332

Population i>r Each State ond Ter- ritory, by Counties, 387 to 394

Areas, Families and Dwellings, . 305

Glass of Occupational with Sox, 395

Native I'npulutiiiii, dij-lrilmled ac- cording to State or Territory of Birth, . . . 390

Native white Population, 'distribu- ted according to State or Terri- tory of Birth, by Slates and Territories, . . ,397

Native Colored Population, dis- tributed according to Statu or Territory of Birth, by States and Territories, , . . 398

Foreign Hum Population, distribu- ted according to Plaeo of Birth, by Stutes and Territories, . 399

German Population, distributed according to Place of Birth, by States and Territories, . 399

Occupations, by Classes and Sev- erally, etc., etc,, . 400

AgcS, With General Nativity, RoCC

uud Sex, . -102

Deaths by Causes, Sex and Age, 403 Aggregate Population at Each

Census, . . 404

True Population of the United

Stales, 1870, 404

General Agricultural Statistics, 405

Number and Size of Farms in tho

Stub and Territories, . 400

School Attendance and School

AgC8, by States and Territories, 409 Pauperism uud Crime, 409

Newspapers, of all Classes, by

States and Territories, 410

POST	OFFICES
st Offi	Cfl in (he II	ited J03 to 386

REFERENCE.

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subscribers, we deem a few prefatory words necessary. The work has been in progress for more than a year past, and although it has been a period of comparative financial depression, reducing our subscription list considerably below what we might have expected under more favorable circumstances, yet we have spared neither pains nor expense to fulfill our engagement with our patrons and make the work as com- plete as possible. We have acted upon the principle that justice to those who have subscribed — be they few or many — requires that the work should be as well done us if it was patronized by every citizen of the State.

We do not claim that our Atlas is entirely free from errors; such a result could nol bo attained by the* utmost care and foresight of ordinary mortals. In the preparation of A work so voluminous, a great variety of details have had to be supervised. Each department has been under the charge of a competent superin- tendent, who has given to his respective branch of the work bis constant and undivided attention.

M will bo noticed lhat some portions of the State are not equally represented with others in the View, Biographical and Portrait Departments. This inequal- ity has boon unavoidable; for, in these departments, the representation depended

ti] the consent and co-operation of subscribers. In many cases, in several

localities of the Stale, where parties have been solicited, the needed consent and co-operation were refused our agents; and although the publishers would have been glad I" have represented every portion of the Slate equally in ail the departments of the work, yet it has been impracticable for the reason above stated.

M will bo seen, however, that in the Map and Historical Departments, which

depended al ! upon the decision of the publishers, the Atlas is equally full and

complete in all parts of the Slate.

Sunt.' of the County Histories are indeed longer than others, as the counties are larger and older, contain larger towns and cities, and have been the scenes of

more important and interesting events. While fully recognizing this important dif- ference, our historians have sought to write up each county with equal fidelity to the facts and information within their reach.

We have had one principal historian, noted for his care and thoroughness as a writer, who has had under his charge a number of assistants, who have personally visited every county in the State except three or four, which have been written up by competent local writers. These associates have taken every pains to verify the histories procured, by getting information from the best informed old settlers, and, in most instances, submitting the matter written for criticism and revision. The county records and reports of the Geological Survey have also greatly aided Iheni. lint, where local authorities are often conflicting, and well informed old settlers disagree among themselves as to facts and dates, it is not at all unlikely that errors and statements which will give rise to controversy have crept into our County Histories, in spite of all onr care and pains. Should such be found, we ask the people not to condemn our histories on that account, considering the uncertain and often contradictory character of local information, but to remember the more important fact that we have furnished them a set of County Histories, which, notwithstanding a few slight errors, are, upon the whole, the best and most voluminous of any that have ever been published in the State

We take this occasion to present our thanks to all our numerous subscribers throughout the State for their liberal patronage and encouragement in the publica- tion of a work which has tasked our energies and resources to complete, and which we trust they may End satisfactory. In this confident belief we submit it to the enlightened judgment of those for whose benefit it has-been prepared, believing that it will be received as the most valuable and complete compendium of State information, in all the various departments represented, that has yet been published in Indiana.

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