Sr. LouIs, September. 18s1
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c. OT' LOUIS, September, 1881.

 Ss' Lotus is by far the most impO rtant town m u; d" !n's part of the Valley of the Mississip- p. It was founded in l784. It stands on SS "s western side of the Mississippi. two hun .. S.eu miles from its junction with the Ohio, h"'ay h1"snLy miles below the Missouri, and forty oslow the mouth of the Illinois. This city is saowlnS rapidly in importance. It is the Gsntre of trade for the states of Missouri and ancls; a":; and indeed for the vallies of the upper S'Ss'ssPp' and Missouri. The houses that nane noss oeen built by the American part of the tSI tSOP1%sat'on' %' which greatly predominates over ~Su1 S 'enen' and is perhaps two. thirds of the "n0'e' are principally of birch. The present