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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-18

o. sAcsHkeok, N T. ALLoWAf, J. BASKHkAD
MAcGREG0R, ALL0wAY CO.
COM MISSION MERCHANTs
s6SrCaaEEs SrRxEr third Store above ST. Charles Hotel
New Orleans.
~ N. Z. AILOWAY 4 co, Nashville Tenn are al
all times prepared make liberal cash advances on shin
ments to US. INoyl5
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE -
Il FARM, situated in the county OF Madison 10 F..
miles north east from jackson, and some miles -k
OF ths Mobile and Ohio Railroad the same distlucs
from Spring Greek, and contains shout 70O acres
said Farm has been long esteemed Of the very bes
Ia the county, and Is located in healthy section entirely
exempt frcIi The visitation Of ChC!c.a There are $50
cleared land, G1d a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE. eOmmOdious GIN HOUSE a5d good COTTON
PRkSS-an excellent STABLE and other necessary Quiz
houses
The said Farm has most fertile and productive SOL
admirably adapted for the cultivation Of Cotton and could
be made one Of the best s0cksrms m est Tennessee
being well watsTed with failing Springs and
beautiful creek.
any person DESTROYS of purchasing invited to examine
the premises and learn OF the subscriber other parsfs
e 10 terms, &c THO5. &. FEM R.
jy2-6mtriR&W%
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THE GRFFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT

THE GREFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT e
rs the best Pain Killer in the world 1t is entirely vese
table 100000 boxes annually sold in Tennessee and
Alabama, Its virtues have stood the test of Time
G. Mountain Salve Burns.
G. Mountain Save cures Cancers.
G.. Mountain Save cures Sore Eyes
q Mountain Saive cures Itch,
II Mountain SsVe teons,
G. Mountain Sal7e cures Scald Head
G. Mountain Salve Nettle Rash
@ Mountain Salve cures U.S.
G Mountain Salve cures oTns
g. Mountain Saive cures calds.
&. Mountain Save cures salt Rheun
G Mountain Salve cures Sores.
G. Mountain Salve cures Flea Bites
Ii. Mountain Salye cures WhitoEs
c. aiountan Saive cures Ulcers
g. Mountain Save cures Warts.
G Mountain Salve cures Sore Nipples
G. Mountain Salve cures Sites
G. Mountain Salye cures Testers
g. Mountain Salve cures Ringworm
G. Mountain Salve cures ScurTy.
g Mountain Save cures Bunions
G. Mountain Salve cures Sore Lips
g. Mountain Ssive sures Spider SJings
g. Mountain SaiTe cures Shingles.
G. Mountain Salve cures Eruption.
g. Mountain Saige cures Mosquito Bites
G. Mountain Saye cures ChilbaiDs.
G Mountain Salve cures Frozen Limbs.
e. Mountain Save cures Wens
e. Mountain Salve cures Sore Ears
G. Mountain Salve cures Flesh Wounds
g. MOuutain Salye cures Piles.
c. Mountain SalYe cures Bruises
G.. Mountain Salve cures Chapped Hands.
c. Mountain Salve cures Sprains.
G. Mountain Salve Sweled Nose.
g. Mountain Sal7e cures Eryspelas.
G. Mountain Salve cures Lame Wrist.
Bites of VenoInous Reptiles instantly cured bv ths
EXCELLENT OINTMENT
Every mother with children and all heads of Families,
should keep box IN the cupboard the Shelf handy
use in case of accident Price 25 centsper box
Put up in large sized metal boxes, With engraved
wrapper.
Sod in the United States aud Canada BY all venders of
Patent Medicines Druggists at most of the country stores
and bv every Druggist in Nashville, and by
ALIEN MACKENZIE,
oct20 Gsn'l Agent for the ca sefenberg Company.
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DIRECT IMPoRTATIONs.

DIRECT IMPORTATIUNS.
TT received this day of the finest and most beau
81 uJ selected stock Of Meerscbaum Pipes ever brought
TO this city. =.
Also very beautiful lot Of Stems, some OF which are Of
Cherry. D.,
Also Amber Mouth Pieces; Tobacco Pouches End Bags
All of which we respectfully invite the attention oil
80 Goods LYONS 4 CO,
~ 19 Cedar street.
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w tty, and of the best quality may be had st the Ag
cultuTal ManuactoFy No. rs Market street. Nashville,
Tenn. myr-tri-w
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GROCERIES. We "a
GROCERIES.


THE FOLLOWING CospRIsgS IN PART OUR
Il STOCK, (which is nearly complete, which enables Us
TO offer inducements 10 purchasers
I6s bags ko Havana. lag 20boxes Stoughon bittersi
usrae ana Java Coffee; 300 casks Engiish soda;
400 BAG extra baltimore COT 50 chests Teas, srisd
fee; Is bots Crackers;
ESQ hhds choce and prime 100 doz Wash Boards.
sugar: Cotton Vans, assd;
10 hbls Loaf crushed aud 2n0 daz Bocketh;
uov-,;ered Sn,sr. 100 bbls Flour:
500 bbls Mclassss: SO doz Scotch and Sappss
SOC = bbls do; Snnh IN
80 \ do Golden SYRUP 500 bags Snot ass a;
On Spice 5000 lbs bar Lead;
25 {" Ginger Ih0gross blackng;
% bbs Aaeierei; 40 boxes Fancy soap
80 kits do; Boz " fsosln soap;
500 boxes Sardnes; 10 esks A Sign't Brandy;
Is Pickles assorted; 10 :" 0tard, Dupy ACC dc
10 bbis Alum; a..1 . Madeira Wine,
10 =" birthstone; 20 bbs Port Wines
bbls Spanish Brown; rs Indian bbls Sweet Wine,
600 bags fine Salt extra;
500 bbis Salt; 20 bbls Sweet Wine,
geo Dernij0hns, assorted; pipes Holland Gin
$1,000 Cigars, various brands; so bbls Am do
500 boxes al, pr and Il pint so bbls Brandy; ~
Fasks; 90 bbis Rum;
50 boxes Tumblers; 50 " Peach Brandy;
600 kegs Nails, asstd; 10 Apple do;
100 reams Wrap Paper, so /" Old Bo,lrbOnWlskg
81 ceroons best Indigo; so Old Rye DO; ~
casks Madden. 50 Old Reserve 10;
100 bxs Tobacco, all grades so g Old Mong do
50 doZ Cords and Lines; 300 a" Reetd d%
loo bxs white Havana Sugar;200 " Pixies Mag dc;
100 boxes Star Candles; 200 boxes ClaIet me;
loo gross Matches; rs Starci
80 boxes TaIlow Car,iles; 20 boxes Lemon Syrup;
Together with many other articles usually kept
line. LANlER PHILLIPS D.o
iuIyls'54 By No. SO Market street
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RuILDING LOT FOR SALE.

I'VE Gre Offering for sale that desirable BUILDING
w LOT on Vine street adjoining the residence OF John
Mica The fronts s. feet on Vine street aid runs back
$50 feet Twothrds Of the purchase money can remain
on bnnd anu mortgage on the l0t for five years it desired
ArnIvfo LINDSEY & CROCKETT,
gsTi5t 80 College street.
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TISk'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
l. CASES-For sale ut the corner Of Cherry and Slrng
S1eesby W. R. C0HNELIUS. -.
janl2-f Sole Agent for Middle Tennessee.
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IbOSE REAL MEE1aSC'hE>0 " -''
HAVE lust received something rich. rare and chaste
in The Pipe Line Call and e richest and largest
assortment Of Pipes brought to tits State They are
nov open and Ready for inspection aLa Tor sale, whole
sale or RETAIL at the sign Of the Little ILdian, corner OF
Cellar and Cherry streets, Nashville Tenn,
deceit J. MOORE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
/. IUmsDENsCo co.

Market Street, between Broad and Spring,
Nashville, Tennessee. LT'
NB.-We will 1lsAe literal cash advances consigu.
menis Of Produce "a r Il. MANN at New Orleans.
fUK SALE. "a
A DESIRABLE Lot with donble-frame Dwelling On
IA it, SAID lot eIting ioty-three feet nine inches on
High street. and running back two hundred and ten feet 10
alley aud is located ia ne Eighth Ward Just beyond
Trinity Church. ne
Also boaui!ftu Buiaing Ltt fronting one hundred
and hiIiywo feet on lame street. near the New Orleans
Railroad Depot.
Also beautiful mbered building lot, containing ten
acres, about mile from the city, on The Old Lebanon
Road Barg aims will be given. Apply 10 ~
ianS-2w j. l. 4 II ", BR0WS, Az Cherry ST
JNOis sALrs.-A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
L We are offering for sale Tract Of Land near the
BUENA VISTA Turnpike, immediately adjoining the
beautiful residences John p. Ervng. Walter Scott and
j. 2. wiIes. The Tract contains THIRTY -0NE ACRES
is of fine SOIL all very heavy timbered and will be sold
ow Call on IINDSLEY d CROCKETT,
nov5-tf SO College st.
C,TRAYED OR STOLEN-A Black H0UNDk
- BOG-low and heavy made. | will pay Exz<<sSxSys
liberal reward for his delivery at my Office onA-<<ss
noviI-tf W. BOYD Jr.
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TWO NEAT DWELLINGS FOR SALE.

TWO NEAT DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
WYE are now Offering for sale two neat dwellings
w Cherry Street South Nashville Each house contains
Eve rooms kitchen &c.
The lot to each House is 40 feet front BY los deep We
offer each house and about what the Improvements
cost.
TERwS-1 Il years with interest for paper secured
to the satisfaction Of the owners, and Il lien retained
Call on LINDSLEY i CR0CkEr
decs-tf G. 38 College Street
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CIGARSi CIGARSH
2OOOOs:%7FsdF sad Or a .s: eo Sss Ps
of the following Brands: Jupiters La FaVotas, La Ha
beuera; La Pedro Garlic, Napoleon Pensadosa. With
various other brands Of choice Tobacco Little INDIAN
corner Cherry and Cedar streets
dec5-U i. hOORk.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
No. IL Cedar Street.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
No. IL Cedar Street.
Five doors from Public squars
WHERE may be found choice and well select, s.
ed stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres, ana Yestings, M
Of the latest and most beautiful patterns ali OF viii
be made up order in the most fashionable STYLE and al
short notice be done III any city in the Union
and st&pTieeS &c suit the times.
afrg received my entire stock of Goods for the Fall
and Winter and being satisfied that they by
far the bsndsoest Goods ever brought to this market an
examination sreguested before purchasing elsewhere
ReRdy-maGe ClOthfns.-Co PantSand Vests of
all kinds fine assortment Of Mems Furnishing Goods,
SINS and MeTnO Understands Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus-
penders Crayats Pocket Handkerchiefs Silk ana Linen
Shirt Collars, Umbrellas &c.
~ Garments euat The shortest notice. Please call
and examine. T.JHoUGH,
sep2-6 Agent.
TOR sALE,-3o Flat Boat Loads of Coal. to be de.
hvered the first rise of the Cumberland river. We
wish to make contracts before the river rises
octls H. 8 FRENCH son.
H. Il. MYERS A. O. CARTER
SELLING AT COST.
I'VE have on hand three fine Coaches, sszSxSE
w four line ROckaways, for four or stxGzENsasNl1.
persons and ten fine Bugge Of them with seats,
all Of which will sell for less than cost either for cash
on credit Persons wanting Carriages for nothing will
please Gala nd them at No North Market street
opposite the Nashville Inn.
oct3-tf MYERS 4 CARTER
lOR SALE offer for sale one of the best Farms IN
Il davidson county of the size. 1t contains 100
lying on the East bank of Stones River miles from
Nashville and near New bTtersville and mile above
the mouth of Stones River good spring of neveTfIlng
freestOne water; also fine pher spring the preni
ses; hftyive acres cleared lmProvements-One story
frame, rooms good cedar kitchen, crib, stables &c.
TsRNsS cash, balance twelve months credit. Fer fur
ther particulars, apply to Z. A BALL0NE, Gen. Agt
dec3 II DeadTick st.
nIARIES FOR 1s55-ALIaANACS FOX 1866
- For sale by JOHN YORK co.
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TRUST SALE.

DN Saturday the Sd day OF March us4t, at the Court
House in Nashville 1T II O'Clock, NJ By virtue Of
Deed Of Trust executed 10 me " James PendeTga and
wife, aud Fleming Scott, the 9Th June. 1883, and
duly recorded shall expose at public sale Tor cash, The
House and Lot mentioned in said deed Of trstt being
the house and lot then occupied By said Pendergast and
wife and being part Of Lot No % in Whitesides Balch
Addition 70 Nashville fronting sS feet Lower College
Street. =. CODY,
iaH26-td BY LTNDsLET x CROCKETT.
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THE FOLLOWING COMPRISES IN PART OUR
Il STOCK, whr! is nearly eonpIeie, which enables Us
TO offer inducements 10 purchasers.
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JEW DAVID, OR HEBREW p..yTEg.

JulyI-d.Iw&v-6m.
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.(lTVHE


TIVE undersngnsd having this day disposed ohs inter
i esin the concern of Nichol, Peacock Co. to Chas
NJ Nicho and James Peacock takes this method of return
ing thanks to his friends for the patronage here
ofcre literally bestowed him, and soicts continu-
snce of The same to his successors.
c. NJ Nchol and James Peacock alone authorized
collect and pay all debts due and from the late firm
Nashville, August 20, '54. JOHN F. SANDERSON.
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HERIOT PETIT.
NOTaRIES. AVERAGE ADJUSTERs AND
FORWARDING AGENTS.

janl0-d6R
- ELIINGs AT COST-WALKING CANES MEER
- CHAUM PIPES, 6e.-Ws selling the balance
stock of the above articles at cost to close cut. Any
one in want OF them would do well to call at
ap; LYONS cos, 9Cedar ~
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BoSksellers, Cgnvassers and Book Agents supplied ca
he most liberal terms.
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An IpvaluGb!s Book .ior % cents. Every Famis
should hare a Copy"
TNWENTf THOUSAND Copies sold in lees szSLsksa
L than months new edition, revised Ezks&3
and improved, Just issued. -E
D- uTTNTER,S MEDICAL, M4NUAT,
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WYE have now IN store, by late arrivals
w 50 hhds n. q. Sugar, new crop;
loo bbis. Molasses do;
loo do Deans Extra Whisky;
IFS boxes-haiveS and qiarters-Stsr Candles:
SO do Palm Soap;
100 do Tallov Candles;
rs do Western Reserve Cheese;
10 bbls Glover Seed;
IS boxes Peter NJ. B0az's Tobacco, Mol;
9" 10 P7estcl'- DO dos
n do CHORDS do do
10 do Boaz Goodwin'sdo do
III do Various brands;
530,GVo Regaiia Cigar, al grades;
ianS :. H. LOOMS 4 co.
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N.B.-we will make ihefa cash advances on corsigu
mens of Produce 10 r. Il Mann, at New Orleans.
- & - Rtrur1 ID
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y. z. BALUW IN
~ Persons wanting these mills in Bedford Franklin
or Lincoln counties, will address j. p. DRoMGooLE at
Shelbyville In Warren Cannon or Coffee counties ad
dress a s. LAsaLEr, at Nashville Tenn In Montgomery
Rutherford, Williamson Wilson and Sumner counties ad-
oress H. CARVER, nashville, Tenn. sep2-w eIl-
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TOR SALE.-30 Flat Boat Loads of Coal TO be de
II hvered the first rise of the Cumberland river. We
wish to make contracts before the river rises.
OctlS II. s. FRENCH son.
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( MISCELLANEOUS.
By ROYAL LETTERS FATE a..
THE HYDROMAGEN. OR, wATERPRCeF ETT-cca
sUMPTTVE
EGDEE HA ~"@EN Ts

HAHItALfLkhD
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
A Market St., Manchester.
Principal Warehouse 102 Wood ST.. Cheapside London
England. American Embellishments. SO Ann Street {
i02 Nassau Street, Sew-Yo-k. d. s.
The daily union., 1855-10-17
LOCAL NE ws.

We do know where how hour be passed. more
pleasantly and proftaby than in the welknown of
Messrs Taylor Maury. They of taste we
men business and fashion peculiarly their of
surprising the equenters their establishment from ad
the way art of pastel orayon drawings, which
give living inbodment the four and were
cuted by young and gifted American lady who pur
suing studies in Paris They have all the life and fresh
ness OF French school without of sdhgurng
Ca Nothing could ceof the female
In the sceneha woman half angel witha depth and
cearness about her soft blue eyes which not of this EARTH
Spring. charming, womanly production, full of love
hope sunshine and howers about Autumn there is
The funess OF contenhe overfowing realea-
tons of seed time and harvest" Winter do mot
like WE'LL not the fair artist has failed to do uc
truly pcetcs conceptions but that readings Of Dr.
Kanes Arctic expoa recent and that we have
fancy TO dwell upon n which has distant
with the freezing horrors Of this last polar eped
tion.
These drawings worthy Of careful and repeated exsmi
nations They are full and beauty, and will do much
TO elevate the character Of the in this country.
There will be a regmcn,al parade Of the military oompa-
nies Of the District Friday next.
We copy the following from the Alexandria Sentinel Of yes
tcrday morning:
ga block Of Eve buildings the suburbs the canal
yesterday entirely coneumcd They were
property OF Mr. James Roach OF this ctT. We learn
they insured Their value supposed 10 be about
So eo0 Only Of the buildings occupied and as
That situated at end Of the block while the hire broke
The daily union., 1855-10-17
TIM FEVER Ar vloKssuRe,--The ycksburg whig of til

The FEVER AT yIoEssuRe.--The Yicksburg Whg of the
7h says:
ave happy TO be able to report decided abatement
in the sickness in our city,
avery few have occurred since our last issue and
from one of our oldest and distinguished physicians
we have heard the that the next week wond in
Ali probability enable ns TO announce au,hoiatively the
cessation Of the epidemic Among the deaths reported in
our last are those Of DR. G. e. Wilson and Mr. Edward A.
ilaug.N
The fever appears be the decrease throughout Mis-
sssppi and Louisiana The New Orleans Delta Of the
10th says
ave learn from Captain Taylor, Of the steamer Belfast
which arrived last night from Memphis that there was
very heavy frost along the coast Saturday morning
last Lake Providence all the way down and from
the severity Of the weather must have been killing
one on the upper rivers
The daily union., 1855-10-17
Proposals for wrapping Paper, Twine, and
Sealing Wax.

Pasr o'Fiaf psaas1assr; na,.sa. = las
y The oh day IA clock. noon.
s no ass @ 20 ".d sar. for four Year. from and ats
The s e nssmsr % IN , The ssosss ss % s' s Pss a % % q a m
pament Washington, o. G., New York city, aud Cincinnati
Te estimated quantity each quality
quired at each agency, yearly, are specified below
DISTRICT NO. l, AT WASHINGTON. n G.
'0' 's""' sas aaa 70 weigh "o man
and each eam TO contain 90 perfect qnires
DO ss a11 san
&'''' ''a'''' : ia q is weight
the kind ofiwine spoois, each spool weigh
ing from n 10 pounds
1900 hemp i~ne about eighth Of an inch i
weighing from 10 one ard half pounds each
scalng Of good qualify for ordinary
DISTRICT NO. Q, AT NEW YORK CITY.
5000 reams wrapping paper first described
estimate for district No
400 do in quality similar named be in size &c
by 80, and 10 weigh not iess tnan nan % pounds j,
5000 pounds Of cotton iwn tho same as that st described of
district
GOO do scarlet sealing same as for district MOL
DISTRICT NO. ,, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1900 wrapping paper similar to that first named for die'
30 do similar 10 ha, las, named for said district
$500 pounds couon twn similar to that Of The FIRST description ior
aoco do coarse hemp irvine, the third descp
400 do scars. sealing wax, described in the e.
mute for district No.
Proposals will be received for each article separately separately
for district for the whole.
III. districts should increased in number
the articles shall delivered sncb place places ne inc ros
master General shall dessnao a. pro 'a'a prices.
posed samples such articles nec
department procured fiom either of bs
but articles may be contracted for not cor
resp anding the samples referred to above. ~.
Each furnish, his proposal, evidence Of hi.
ability comply with his bid.
Two suficicnt will be required to contract
articles contracted for promptly or iuhth
contracted VIII be considered sr
lei III forfeiture OF the contract
accordance with these proposals. will ro
be considered.
Poros be marked the outside Of The envelope with tt
and the letter contain
addressed the F Assistant, Postmaster General
JAMES CAMPBELL
Postmaster General.
OCTOBER Is, 1855.
J1--iuw4w
The daily union., 1855-10-17

THIS YELLOW FEVER AT Az END IN PcETsNourt-ihe
Petersburg Express of yesterday morning says
'tDr ]. r. Powell writing from Portsmouth, on board
the STEAMER North Carolina SHE lay at the wharf last
Friday, says:
atDr Schoolfed who is now board the steamer in-
forms me that deaths have occurred to-
day He considers the fever at end in Portsmouth Ice
has formed within miles Of the city. lie thinks The
absent citizens may with mpunity during the
suing week The weather very cold with every indica-
ton Of frost tonight Four hundred and seventy
three men responded their In the navy yard this
morning.
By referring the telegraphic head Il win be seen that
there were several Of fever in Norfolk Satur-
day last
The daily union., 1855-10-17
THE DAILY UNION
From the Louisville Courier.
KENTUCKY CITY.

KENTUCKY CITY.
We invite attention 10 the following editorial in the
Louisville Journal of the 9th nsant also 10 the letter
from Major Grey and the advertisement Of the sale Of lots
take place on the 22d Of next MONTH which may be
in another column.
Kentucky city and Columbus adjoining and include
four thousand three hundred acres, all laid of into lots,
streets and alleys The lots of all dimensions, from
ne-fourh Of two four ten, and twenty
Every lot eighty feet wide aud alley Of
twenty feet The advantageous position Of Kentucky city
for mechanics and manufacturers is unqucsoned stone
coal can be had at from live per bushe and
railroads and rivers of uninterrupted navigation afford
facilities for transportation throughout the interior Of the
South and West and in fact all parts Of he Union for
their manufactured articles.
Major Grey is in city, at the Spencer House
where he will be pleased afford such information may
be desired and he is particularly anxious confer with
manufacturers and mechanics:
Kentucky city is the name given TO town that
has been laid off adjoining the old town OF Columbus
the Mississippi river in this State eighteen miles below
the mouth of the Ohio. II has been found necessary TO
terminate the Mobile and Ohio railroad at this point in
stead of extending it TO point opposite Cairo, the
mouth OF the Ohio The low, lnarshy nature OF the
ground and the frequent overflow OF the river render II
mpracticabe to make the mouth of the Ohio the ter
minus OF the road In view of these facts city has
been laid off around the depot Of the Mobile railroad its
Grey is in this city the Gait House Mr. Grey is pro-
peto of this town. and desires sell lots shares
Any who takes the trouble inspect the map cannot
fail perceive the eminent advantages Of Kentucky city
commercial point under the system OF railroads that
is being established north, south, east, and west OF H.
Persons desirous specualng in this enterprise viii
do well to call Major Grey the Gait House. where he
will remain few days
The daily union., 1855-10-17

THE PURCHASE MoUsF yERsoSlt win be recoliected
by our readers that some months ago effort started
by an ASSOCIATE on Of patriotic ladies for raising funds to
pprchase the property Of Mount Vernon. The Phlade-
pha Inquirer states that between sixty and seventy thou
sand dollars or about onehrd of the purchase money has
eleady been collected The encourages them 10
percver and for the purpose Of carrying out the design,
public meeting has been called at Philadelphia for the
3si Of October Gov Bger and other eminent gentlemen
are expected 70 De present and deliver addresses.