Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-05
JOHN O. RAKER q GO.

Final sale Of lots in kentucky City.
ON MONDAY, 27TH DAY OF SEPT, 1858,
growing and most interesting young CITY, The Trustees in an
nOuncng this Sale, feel warranted assuring the public that
point the West there be found better chance for safe
anu p'Ol'lO's 'i' KENTUCKY CITY.
Is located ank the Mississippi river twenty miles
below the mouth Of the Ohio the frt eligible land
and in point Of fact being outhof the Ohio river surround
wealth and populations with salubrou climate Generous lib
ture 70 make ts the most commanding point on the rea
Father Waershis uninterrupted and general
outlet 70 the Interior so as TO accommodate interchange Of
Sy the
communications established and 70 be consummated from Ken
lucky City, which fixed the centre from which railroad tracks
radate, towards the North SOUTH East and West The
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, Of which Kentucky City is the north
en terminus by its Gulf by
the Nashville and North Western Railroad at Union City, tEen
tyve miles from Kentucky City, with the Memphis and Ohio
With the New Orleans and ho Railroad at Jackson Tenn and
with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad furnishes this outlet
to all the cities Of the South The Illinois Central Railroad with
which will be in early communication BY regular line Of
PACKET FERRY BOATSl
Supplies with the Lakes and cities
Of the North and East and the Iron Mountain Railroad project
ed to tap the Mississippi at Belmont Immediately opposite Ken
lucky City will accommodate all the necessities Of the country
connected with St. Louis and the Great West.
there will always be reliable gentlemen the ground whose
pleasure and dut viii be to give all needful nfoaton and
NIT himself be led of by when the facts are 80 aocs
Sale 70 commence Monday September g7 1855 and continue
until all the Lots numbering upwards Of four hundred are sold
TERMS OF SALE
From twenty per cent cash in hand, dependant
the amount purchased for the residue credit Of one and two
years. with interest.
4. /. BULLOCK, Trustees
W. H II. TAYLOR,
AO'''S7' w '4'' '''''i frank JAY MCLEAN,
AstOrHey, 6R JGct,
msya5-dku.ds kentaeky city, ~.
WESDARTES CTIEGARAK & PREVGST'S,
BOARDLgG AND DAY SCHOOL,
For Young Ladies,
MADISON AVENUE, SOUTHWEST OF 2srH STREET,
NEW YORK.
RKADAME CHEGARAY, and her neice Madame PROVOST,
moved on lst Of May, from No H. East 18th street, % its
ooaon,N No TO- Madison Avenue, southwest Corner 18th
Street. lJanez-11&
TOIG IRON FOR SALE.--IO8tOns best Foundry Iron,
Crutchers mae 100 tons assorted brands est Grey ron
ELLIS & MOORE,
june2 g. 90 and 100 South Market street.
FFVHIS HOOK WILL BE READ BY TWEEN
Il " millions Of people.
BanCFOft's History.
New Volume. The American Revolution. For sale BY
jane2 JOHN YORK q co.
BONNTNGsS CITY BRASS RAND.
FTNIAES Rand fully organized with twelve In atA
struments, and its members hatter themselves -
that they are prepared furnish good Music any
Band IN ae state They respectfully call the attention ~
Of asonss Odd Fellows and other societies., we'll private
Calculations, &C. Their shall be moderate Address,
J. P. BARTHELLs sscy, or
r. P. CHAMP. 81
p. S-PROF. B0NNING's QUADRILLE BAND is PREPARED
70 make engagements for Music for Balls Parties &c Teey
reasonable terms. address as above. iaus2-dly.