Indianapolis

(-ap'o-lis,) in Indiana, a fine and flourishing city, C. of the State, and of Marion co., on the West fork of White River, 86 m. N.N.W. of Madison. It is a regularly and substantially built place, and among its chief public buildings may be cited the State Capitol, a handsome example of the Doric style. 1. has manu fs. of machinery, paper, hardware, ., and conducts a large and constantly increasing trade. Pop. 48,244. [s. 481]