Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-14

Establishment.
Final sale of lots in Kentucky City.

Final sale of lots in Kentucky City.
ONMONDAY, 9TH DAY OF SEPT, 1858,
growing and interesting young city The Trustees in
nouncing feel warranted in assuring the public that at
safe and profitable investment
KENTUCKY CITY.
Is located bank Of the Mississippi upon the nearest
high land, Tor above overflow to the mouth OF the ONO nV
and for all practical business purposes is and will forever be the
Kenuc City and Columbus contains four hun
dre acres laid OF into lots streets, alleys e 500 acres IN
t forty and sixty acre from 90 feet above high
water mark, and surrounded by high healthy and fertile
country rapidly growing wealth and population with salu
climate Generous, LIBERAL enlightened and refined oce
y. There wanted but further feature to make this the
most commanding point the -eat Father of Waters
a. TO aooommodate internal commerce and facilitate the inter
change of commodities That want is now fully met by the e
'aOnSnsu '''sn Oi RAILROADS
which has fed Kentucky City of network of Rail
roads stretching out aordng connections in all directions
East and ramifying throughout whole South and West
the public not be led of by suspicious that this
city paper request you to enqure-to come and see
See the MaKentucky City the northern terminus
Mobile and Ohio RaOadOO miles long See also our
railroad connection by Union City and along the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad via Paris and ClaIksye 70 ~
miles AlsOby hentOn and along the memphis ana OhO o
Memphis 1853 miles. Also via Jackson, Tenn Holly
Springs Canton Jackson, Miss to New Orleans 800 miles
Also COrnt thence along the Memphis and Charleston Raj
road Tuscumba, Huntsville Chattanooga, Knoxville and the
East Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia Alec, by the
Fulton and Texas Railroad via Little Rock through to Arkansas
and Texas to the Pacific Ocean.
STEAM FERRY PACKETS,
plying and fro with Cairo and the Illinois Central Railroad to
Intelligent enteprng practical men, who will and
and investigate in person, will be convinced that the eXor
binary commercial advantages and facilities Of railroad and
steamboat transportation possessed by Kentucky City, to
which must of necessity speedily great
rmedae city between the North the South, at which the
productions manufacture Of each section will be concent
ted sale, be exchanged for those Of the other
The Hon. Postmaster General, in recent report says NO
IooLa Of
resting mouth of the Ohio the Of population and
The sale is to he made without reserve good faith
there will always be reliable gentleman on the ground whose
pleasure and duty will give all needul information, and
answer oral nterogaories Then let sub
himself be led of by when the accessible
Sale commence Monday September 2h 1885, ard continue
| until all the Lots are sold.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent cash in hand for residue, credit Of
BEN. EDWARDS GREY3
f. 1. BULLOCK, Trustees
W. II. II. TAYLOR,
ADDRESS, O' 'u'' --'' FRANK JAY MCLEAN,
Attorney IN fact,
msy25-d&wtds Kentucky City, KY.
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INsU
RANCE COMPANY.
SIS 1000.
OFFICE Northwest Corner Of the Public Square over Dye
Pearls Exchange They will take risks Dwelling
andother Houses Store, against Loss Damage b.
Fire Also Marine and River Hazards, from all ports
ALos, NEGROES AGAINST THE DANGERS OF THE River.
| DIRECTORS.
| John NJ HILL, JOSEPH VAULX,
| LANES COREY, THOMPSON ANDERSON,
| g. NJ. FOGG, T. A. OWEN.
| ALEX ALLISON, JAMES ELLIS,
| R. II. GARDNER, n. Z. ALLOWAY
W. s. EAKIN.
JOSEPH VACLX, President.
W. A. BUTLER, Secretary. loct3-w&triw.
GOLD PEN MANDATORY.
e.
TEN H. HOSKENS, s. Third street, between Market an
jefferson, Louisville, KY, offers the public Gold Per
own manufacture wholesale and retail, warranted equ
to any made in the country.
! GOLD PENS REPAIRED AND REPOTNTED,
Old Pens by mail, accompanied with so cents money
stamps, will he repaired and returned by next mail
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