The History of Louisville, from the Earliest Settlement till the Year 1852Casseday, Ben
History
The History of Louisville, from the Earliest Settlement till the Year 1852
Casseday, Ben
Louisville (Ky.) -- Description and travel; Louisville (Ky.) -- History
Earthquakes, description of, and table 121
Western Courier (newspaper) established 126
List of Steamboats up to 1819 128
First Catholic Church 134
First Bank--Foundry 135
Paving the Streets 136
First Methodist Church--Portland laid out--New Albany 137
Manifest of Barges--Unhealthiness of Louisville 139
List of Stores &c. 140
Trip of the Enterprize--First boat built 141
Shinplaster currency 142
Hope Distillery 143
Fearon's account of Louisville 144
Branch Bank of the United States 146
First Presbyterian Church built--burned 147
Hospital Company incorporated 148
Dinner to Captain Shreve 150
Death of General Geo. R. Clark 151
Price Current--1818--Commercial Bank--Public Advertiser 152
Dr. McMurtrie's Sketches of Louisville 153
J. J. Audubon--Visit of President 155
Purchase of Fire Engines 159
Tax list and Census for 1821 160
Commonwealth Bank established 162
Issue of Town Notes--Epidemic of 1822 163
First Episcopal Church--Lafayette's Visit 165
Building a Wharf--Louisville and Portland Canal 166
The Focus--Resolutions for a Charter 173
Louisville becomes a City 174
First City Officers 177
Bank Robbery--New Methodist Church--City School 179
Second Presbyterian Church--Daily Journal 182
Bank of Kentucky built--Louisville Lyceum 184
Flood of '32--Unitarian Church--Directory &c. 185
Bank of Louisville chartered--Museum 187
Government Deposites removed 188
Water Works 189
Comical Guards 190
Death of Lafayette 191
Tax List--Table of Exports &c. 1830 192
Bridge over the Ohio--Panic of '37 194
Notice of Amelia's Poems 195
Medical College 197
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