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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
al rne ElasT essssrfsRlAn
a Serrnoa Preached bf Re- \. -
PAINTER. Of Chicago.


Ths snsrni1x services al TIE fir-f Frss5s-
teri.sn chareh. vefs eoIldueted - the pastor,
Rev h. r HeiloA, consisting u bioie Rad
inas. aud administering ~ the Lord sap
Ger. Rev. b. A. PasEbsr, u Chicaso, oc
oupled taa palDit " tha sgeaing. enoei1s Dis
tsat frogn h0lnau AtL-lz. salute tae
Beloved Psr-is, sho .aborsd Inuen IA ths
Lord
He sad. This chapter is q portrait gal
lsry. Ia L flae spirit has hung ap she pie-
lures u eminent sal1ts for car study. his
). .,us 0f a yensraGle Roman nation. u
,sh0fs a i said, she xas ia TIE Lord Tbs
- nsr fundamental poaltlOn. Al@ays a-14
sssry~here she Sas IA the Lord - con
gletelg 9az thls tF9e Ia fact, Aud 10 net o@L
eou.ciou-ues-. that il sts 41 accepted all-i
universally recognized ract No one even
thought II Der a. otherwise than ifls- A. y
sss felt, 80 ~as y TIE manife7tea ies1- \
la her CONSCIOUSNESS that she Sa1 cOini iele
in CHRIST. z, M her being victorious over
,elf. 3. Ia her beng victorious over Satan
4 IA her being victorious over TIE ~ofi4' D
/ ia her manifested oueuts5 EIln Jesus -hoAn
i f.l IN her conscious helpiessnesS IA herself
+ and dependence On Him; aud oi Ia hef con
.tantiy receiving from hls fulue--
y Hence HEI lIE ~ N-Ac "a
I terrgoted peace and happiness, ba'
uot of aaietuess FOR ~ she iaOOred
E The Greek verb shows that x vas not ea7,
and dainty. bat hard work She toiied ~iti
All the strength OF her being ia doing good
! Size aimed al the conversion oT eatizeil5 ~
the imperial city. She spread abroad lh'
/ fragrance OF Jesus's name. 2. She iaDofee
/ much: she did not ask how little can go
along With, but how much can do 70
Jegus. Always aud everywhere she was IN
zane earnest worker; and this labor, as he
life. was IN the Lord. She labOfed alone
did not draw her Inspiration Tor WORK trou
Others. - was not dependent on them
Thus had her life been paesed from nc
conversion; she vas nov old, she was nov
worn oat ia that service. The verb l. ia tis
past tense; she had laborsd; nov she mus
rest. And that ife of hers va 50 sTee
and beauteOus. and that work OF hers Il
both the matter and the manner OF dom
va - disintsrested and effective, that tn
whole church Of Rome say, Amen. I
Pauls dellneatiOn OF her a. beloved
salute the beloved Persls which lahore
/ much IA the Lord.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Frank W. Morris. who vas arrested last
Friday night For being drunk and iis0rderly,
wss srrazned i'm Police Court Saturday
morning and the ease was adjourned until
70 niorrow. lt is thought by many that
Morris II insane. and st the request Of
Superintendent Perry. Doctors Hake. John
sop ard Wooster examined BIN Saturday m
resrsri t- his mental condi -. Their ccn-
cl1sic1 val probably he reported when che
case sarnes Hn fu conrt t0-morrow morning.
Norris vas unable to give bail on Saturday
ard vas taken to iaii Re has not eaten
anything since Saturday noon. il cranky
and cross and spends most ~ the time
sleeping IN fs reii
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

There can be no question that horseback
riding or carriage driving at this season of
the year is both pleasant and health giving
The face of the country Is wearing its most
pleasant aspect and all nature seems to in
vite 10 outdoor exercise. There is no cheaper
way 70 take a tour through the country than
70 20 70 Pulvsr's livery stable, secure one Of
his stylish turnouts and spend few hours
in q carriage drive. His horses are safe, his
carriages are comfortable and inviting. and
the .nviEOrating effects OF drive IN the
country amply repay the light expense.
Try IL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

The trial Of the Chnaman sam Lay for
assault and battery-it was alleged that ne
threw a stink pot IN Allie Loves face
ended In disagreement 0f the Jury Satur-
day afternQon. The case against Sam was
not nesrly go strong a. was expected. When
Nr Taylor the m4n who claim ed 20 have
sared Loves .ife. vas put upon the witness
stand b. did not know so much about the
Chinese and stink pots "a be did when he
talked on che streets. The doctors could
not tell Nhst caused loves sickness. No
one except Taylor advanced the idea that
anything bike a 'stink pot vas used. The
facts I'm the cnse aeern 70 be that Love aud
the Cinnamon engaged IN a rough and
tumble Sight in which Love got so sxcited IA
- make him sick Then Taylor dosed him
with hartshorn and whisky. and told him he
was poisoned. which scared him half % death
and made hfm worse.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

The fane-al ~ 81. G. Hsusser. late book
Keeper for Sort.ander G G-sdy. took place
yesterday afternoon from has resideace on
james street and vss sstsnded By large
concourse of ueopie who paid their inst
tributa to hrs memory. The corfege Was
hestied bV tfe NATIONAL oOruet band sad
,var one hrrdred members ~ the German
Workinrfueu's sscfetr followed by relatives
and friena4 iu carriages. Ihe remains Eere
interred he Greenwood cemetery and the
3a.r1r4ffons were very rrofuze.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Nellie Paxton. Who has igured IN Police
Court news extensively sf iate. Vss arrested
hv Patrsiman Wiley sn Ionia street last
ui.hf for beiaz disorieri7. lhe cficer heard
s..raanss ard she sound ~ breaking furniture
,-,snfnr frsrs aer hcfne; went "a tne prem
ssas br,ka a, tae door. and found Noble ~
a high ststs ~ wrath spendiaR heg hi'I-e.e
upon ftrnlture. gsasswRTs ese. 80 -
pied fse bridal csia1nper * he'ssi'lua1se'S
lsst utg,t
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
SATURDAYS COURTS.

UNITED STkrEs.-Nathan Mayer % al. y.
Jacob Singer st al. assumpsit Judgment for
defendant --Chas. Dibbie y. Aaron Court
wright st al, IN chsncery. order that Regis
ter pay over surplus money.
SrpERIos.-W. VI. Alrer y. The Street
Railway Company Of Grand Rapids. de
murrer fled.
PoIrCE--W alter Doester and John Van
Sl0ten. drunk. committed u aud r. days
respectively Thomas Burk aud kittia
Nider; drunk and disorderly. committed l5
days each Prank ". Morris. drunk and
disor,leriy; adjourned 10 June 9.- Edward
Brown. alias Frank GreenweIi burglary and
larceny adjourned 70 June 9.-Edward
Brown. sliRs Frank Greeuwell. burglary and
larceny. adjourned % June l0.--Sam Lay,
assault and battery. inry Disagree. Mi
chaei Dempsey. drunk. sentence suspended
on payment of costs.
CrsCurr. Tho Brush swan Light and
Power Company ". Ere 4. Gardner and
Alfred Baxter. Assumpslt. On trlal
0FFrCE BUSINESS. Peter Haifey vs. JsD-
nefte Kellogg. Foreclosure. Bill fled
PsoRArr. F-fate 0f Tho=. Cailard. de-
ceased. Appraiser warrant and inventory
fled. Order licensing the special admins
trstnr ~ seil personal property at suction.
Estate ~ Georgia Bell PittmHn. minor.
Guarinsn bond fled and letters issued t0
Geo. 81 r. frawf8rl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
FOUND AT LAST.

The place to get your sewing machines re-
paired satisfactorily. To this fact there are
many of the people of Grand Rapids who
can attest and are pleased to recommend
my work. / will call at any residence or
shop in the city and examine your machine,
tell you what can be done and what II will
cost free of charge. / am getting pOstals
every day asking me to call and look at ma
chimes; tins saves any expense or trouble on
your part until you know exactly what will
be the result. Remember | do not sell new
machines or work Tor any company, and
have no interest at stake but my reputation
a. a repairer of sewing machines. opened
my shop at 10 Summit street about one year
ago and am pleased to boast of good trade,
but still can do more and want every lady :
patronage. | keep all kinds of sewing ma
chine repairs, oils, needles and attachments.
and repair all kinds of machines. When you
send me a postal state what kind Of a
machine you have and ! will know what TO
bring when | come.
J. II. STRICKLAND.
Sewing Machine Adjuster.
Shop 10 Summit street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Adams & Cos millinery store At - Mon
roe street has been thronged the past week
with buyers. both AZ wholesale and retail
The secret Of their success u a large assort
meut in the latest styles and oolOrs. expert
and artistic mHiiners and low prices.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Seeded proposals VII - received hy ths
PrIdsr1 COMMITTEES for the erection u a
Court House for the Comfy - Mecosts. AZ
Pig Rapids. Michigan. nntii 90 ciocS a. n.
- Tre=Fiav. Tnne IS. Is-5 Plans and speci-
sesf5ous can - seen az tae County Clerk =
afEra in Big Rsr5ds and AZ the ofsce - y. =.
C7fhIs- A~snItarf. NJ Clemens. Mich7zsn.
By tlRnER aF CoNNrrTpE-
Big Rspisis. June 7, Iss5
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

We have reduced The price Of cur Fine
Dress Shirts from S2t - 10 Sls % per
dozen. We employ the most skilled work
men. use the beet brands of cotton and
linen- and guarantee perfect ~ iH al orr
ruz-ou' made shirts. fouT order for special
fua shirts s0iicited
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
Assirnaa 80 al 10 % CO.

EVERYBODY smoke T. r Wilson will con-
mence the sale of 20.po fine imported and
domestic cigars ~ so a. n. 20 day ats Canal
street and win continue the sale 1util All are
solid Bg order of the assignee.
T. r. WILSON. Aucfioneer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
Morning Telegram.

Aag sssbscrtbsr l0t FsosistAg Aa1 iAlS~
ssxz resnl4tFts zAa promptly Dttt eS'.fs'
fs.sr ~ zsssfsiAg ssla og1cs ~ teisPAo'~ o.
.ssfai ssus,I. Cur sslsVhoas aalaDer l. e5l-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

The Royal Iamplars vil give a free en-
ter-sinrneu5 at their haIi on Pear street next
Noudav night Refreshments VII be served
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

A. the child doffs the skirts and don- the
pants. the depicted countenar GO of The mother
shows the life sfrngs within ~ po.iton 10 the
sacrifice she must surely make. Growth and ad-
vance is the order and our Ideals must make way
for stern realities. Young America y happy all
the same with his n - Iants. we have mentioned
before ~ some bargains in chill lren's and boys
suits.
We have Sailor Suits a. low $40
Pleatei Blouse Suit- ~ ow <2.eo
Plain Blouses As IoV S. 500.
They are unusually good value snd no nis' abe
We have placed on our counters TO-DAY very
fine. dark check short pant soit. cheap n - 80
We have marked the price S6.0o.
Here Is smother sscri6ce e. small profits. Boy 3
school Suits aRos from ? 20 l. years. elegant
fsbrics in medium hight colors. Sold All the soa-
son A. 5000 and S12n0 and considered eheaFs.
nov they 20 for SO snd = a.. They are not
inferior erosls but merely lots relucod In prices
to olose out quickly Parents intending - rms
cloflee for their hoss ouehf 90 $50 the7n. Store
oTen until ~ O'Clock Saturday night.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

TIE u. g. r. 4 " Railway nov aTorf-
excellent orrortunities every day - take a
6sys 6shing az Grand Haven aud ENJOY the
cool 'ree7es ~ lake Michigan. or % take
q dsy'- recrestiou st SU~Ing Lake and en-
iov ire pleasures ~ that summer resort
Only 81 ~ d charged f,T a -ornd- "trip tickst
- and fr1rs either place. and good 90 re-
turr the ssr-e day ~ the dag following the
date ~ purchase.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

r. p R-lhe phenomena of he recent
rad sunsets have not Yet been satisfactorily
explained Scientists have. however. found
shat Red Star Courl Cure Is free from n0r-
phis or opium and wonderfully efiicscious.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Try the six-rneal ticket a. the Ninssasr
Dsninx Hall ia Nonroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

I oArrs IA stock large and Elegant as-
sortlnent ~ Glassware of the latest aud
most Siy lsh Patterns, tsoth Ia e0larssd
and piain goods. These gos.ds we're
bought direct from the anufactuers al
Bottom Figures aud they are l,eing soid
al astonlshlngis Low prioos.
PURCHASERS Nall 10 xell 10 call al
my stare and gs.t pnoes befare punaiAss-
lng. 1 erD save yon muiles.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Sewing Machine Adjuster.
Shop 10 Summit street.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-16
Hist, the Oat!

A young woman named Annie Hahn
informed the police last night that che had
seen girl throw on infant into the vault in
the rear Of the DIXON House, on South Iii
nois street. The oticers at once notified
Coroner Stratiord and he snu0unoed that he
would investigate this mof.lipg. A Sentinel
reporter visited the Dixon House immsdi-
ately after hearing OF the matter, and ques.
toned the proprietor relative thereto. He
said that if there was baby in the vault he
did not know it, and attaching long rope
TO lighted lantern let it down into the
vault. The only thing that ever had passess.
ed life to be seen Yves 8 dead cat, which re-
posed in everlasting slumber close by pair
Of very ancient shoes. This in all probability
was what the girl threw into the vault.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-16

to hold the examination on Friday, the
10Th.
The trial OF the prisoners indicted by the
Federal Court Grand Jury win begin on
Monday.
Rev. George Booth will address the Gospel
temperance meeting In Military Park at 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Edward Kavanaugh was seriously injured
by the falling of casting ct Sinker & DAVIS
foundry day before yesterday.
Marion Castle, No. 160 K. G. r. meets at
their hall every Monday evening at O'Clock,
instead OF Thursday as heretofore.
Doc Wilson has filed complaint against
Erneat Kpodle under the civil rights Law
because be was refused the privilege of plsy.
ing pool in Knodle's saloon.
]. W. Mellish. of this city, has been given
ten days in Jail on plea of guilty, in the
Federal Court, Of passing a counterfeit dol.
lar. He has been five months IN Jail await
ing trial.
Horace Wood yesterday recovered $175
before jury in the 'squire's Court, the
value of q horse cold to the Independent Ice
Company, and which dropped dead few
Gays after the sale.
While cleaning vault in the rear of 191
East Washington street yesterday, guam
tity of counterfeiter's tools and some spuri-
Gus nickels we're found by the workmen. It
is supposed the tools were thrown into the
vault by Caylor, who was sent up sometime
ago for passing counterfeit nickels.
Roberts Park Sabbath.school will give a
concert Sunday evening, May II, at 7:30
o'clock. consisting Of Rotations by Miss
Robinson, Stella and Mamie Tutewier. Miss
Nettie Johnson will sing a solo; cornet solo
by J. B. Cameron; short address by the
pastor, interspersed with good music.
A gentleman of Louisville, KY, write 20
the Sentinel In very complimentary terms of
Postmaster Jones, who, after sending let.
ter to the dead letter office because il was
not stamped, learned that the stamp had
fallen off and wrote to the Department, hav-
ing the letter returned to the party for whom
it was intended. The letter contain ed $50
bill
James Elder, of the Richmond Democrat
Charles Guynn, of the Covirgton Friend; E.
j. Spence, of the Covington People, and J.
l.. Mcdaniel. OF the Cambridge City Tribune,
met by accident at the State offices yester-
Gay. They looked with cOntempt upon the
mint OF money poured in upon the State
Treasurer by numerous county officials
throughout the State.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-16
How tn Judge n Piano.

Every piano ought to be judged as to the
quality OF it's tone. its touch and its work
manship; if any one OF these is wanting in
excellence. however good the others may be,
the instrument will be imperfect. It is the
combination of these qualities, in the highest
degree, that constitutes the perfect piano,
and it is this combination that has made the
Hazelton Piano the choice of over 200 of our
best citizens. At Pearson's Music House. Ne.
10 North Pennsylvania street. they can be
seen in all styles, and are sold at very reason
able prices and on very easy terms.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-16
A Smelling Accident.

A wagon loaded with starch slop broke
down yesterday morning at the corner of
Mississippi and Herbert streets, one wheel
having gone to pieces. Later in the day the
owner came with another wagon and trans
ferred the slop, after which the load was
apain lett in the street while the broken
wagon was hauled off fer repairs. The
amount of smell from the slop was sufficient
TO depopu!ate the ward.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-16

The sewer at Gibson's mill has partially
cavea in, making dangerous hole.
A valuable horse and buggy was stolen
from Thomas Redding yesterday afternoon.
As the monthly examination Of teachers
would fall on Decoration Day this year, the
County Euperintendsnts have been directed
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-16

Carl Moller, 161 East Washington street,
has elegant new styles Wall PSpar and Win
dow Shades. You can Go better here than
anywhere elee in the city.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-16
TIE new YORK STORE
E8TABLISHE 1850
Corset Department.

UUlDUt UUpulluUWt.
We cali attention to THIRTY.
TWO STYLES OF CORSETS,
many of which can be found only at
our store.
/. Rosebud.
2. Elegant.
3. Conformation.
a. R. & g. "Moulded."
3. DIR. Strong's Tampico.
6. DR.. Strong's Health.
z. Silk Fitting
8. The New York Store.
8. "Balps" Health.
10. Friend Relief.
IL. Flexible Sides.
II. Noblesse.
-. Madam Mora's Improved Du-
plex.
IA. Satin Regalia.
ID. Madam Foy's Improved.
J6. DR.. Warmers Abdominal.
II. DR.. Warmers Health.
Is. DR.. Warmers Nursing.
10. Madam Strong's Nursing.
20. Back Supporting.
81. Marquise.
~. Coronet.
%. Patent Venus.
"a. 55O Bone.
25. Marie.
26. Norma.
II. Sarstogan.
%. Sarah.
20. Misses Corset.
30. Young Lady's Corset.
81 Boston Comfort.
80. G. P. Corset.
All the above named Corsets In
ali desirable sizes In White and
Colors. We also have Children's
Waists In all sizes of the best
makes. Ladies will notice that our
Corsets are never displayed out of
the boxes, and therefore are always
clean and in best order.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-08-27

The conditions of ether domestic mar
keus st the close yesterday were as fellows:
Galveston, firm at 9sc; receipts, 1923
bales; stock 376S bales.
Mobile, dull at Ole; receipts, Z bales;
stock, 1910 bales.
Savannah, steady at 9sc; receipts, 79S
bales; stock, 1895 bales.
Charleston, quiet at TO- receipts, 70 bales;
stock, 1858 bales.
Wilmington, quies at 10Ic; receipts, 8
bales, stock, 306 bales.
Norfolk, quiet at Zoe; receipts, l bale;
stock, 6l1 bales.
Baltimore, nominal at 10sc; receipts,
bales; stock, Sl4 bales.
Boston, quiet at I04c; receipts, - bales;
stock, 1910 bales.
Philadelphia, quiet at 1Cs;; receipts, -
bales; stock, 3018 bales.
st. Louis, steady at 9$c; receipts,
bales; stock, 2035 bales.
Augusta, dull at 95c; receipts, 247
stock, - bales.
Receipts al the ports, 2242 bales, against
S42 bales same day last year, and 3342
bales the year before.
Receipts at the ports 5 days this week,
7I34 bales, against 1858 bales same time
Last week, aid 5000 bales same week last
year.
Exports to Great Britain, 63ll bales,
against II ,959 bales same time last week,
and 1904 bales same week last year.
Stocks at all United States ports yester-
day, 1346SS bales, against 1918 bales
same tina last week, and 1888 bales
same week last wear.
Total receipts at the ports thus lar this
season, 4,755,3g7 bales, against 4,ISl,ZI9
bales same time lsst season, and 5 So, Sol
bales in 1888. Decrease in receiPts. 1882
bales.
Total foreign exports, 8 S4S,945 bales,
against 5 .S45,8 bales same time last sea-
son, and 1856 949 bales in 1858.
Liverpool spots at nocp were quoted
steady, somewhat inactive, with sales OF
so 0 bales, of which $500 were Ameri-
can. Receipts, 4CO0 balee, OF which 900
Te.e American.
At u: u pisnds, 5 7-l6d; o leans, SD.
LIVERPOOL futures at poon were dali but
steady; August-SeptembeT, B 1904; Sep
temrer October, 5 25-64d: November-De-
cember 5 20-64d; December-January, 5 20
e4d; January-Fehruary, 8 % Cad; Feb
ruary-Maicb, 5 "a cid; March-April,
3 27-64d.
2 pm: Quiet; August, kpgust-Sep-
TENDER, 5 20 64l, sellers; September-Oc to'
Der, 525 64d, buyer October-November,
5 22-61d, buyers; December,
3 21-6fd, buyers; December-Janrary, 3 81
64j, buyers; JanuSry-February, 3 29-64d.
sellers; February-Marcb, 5 % ga, sellers;
March-ADril, 8 % Cad, sellers.
At p H.; August, August-September,
8 29-64d, value; Geptember-O October, 5 20
64d, buyers; October-November, 5 % Cad,
buyers; December, 5 2l-64d,
buyers; December-January, 5 p Cad, buy
ers; January-Februs1y, 3 % 64d, buyers
February March, 5 26-641, sellers; March
April. 8 - CAD, sellers.
Futures closed steady.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-08-27
Bonita Springs

NIOW ~SpEE-OnIy one mile from BLACh
Il ROCK, ARK, on Kansas City Road, and g.
miles from Memphis. Everything new and com
plete. High healthy, splendid ater and good
fishing, Round-trip h Springs, 50.
II. q. WILSON Proprietor,
FOrmerlT of Montyule and late Springs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-08-27
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

THE Alberta No. 3, Capt. A. B. Smith, is
the Saturday packet for all points on
White and Black rivers.
The Lee Line packets tomorrow even
ing are the Coahoms, for Friars Point, and
Dean Adams, for O5ceols.
The Belle Memphis, Capt. Geo. Baker,
is the Anchor Line packet this evening at
S O'Clock fer Vicksburg and the bends. Al
Simpson is her clerk.
THE Gayoeo, Capt, w. P. Hall, is the
PACKET this evening at 5 o'clock for Hales
Point, Tiptonville and ali way landings.
Col. j. D. Fuller has charge OF her office.
The City of Providence, Caet George
Carvell, is the Anchor Line racket this
evening at 6 o'clock for Cairo and ST.
Louis. Frank Perkins and Sid Wheeler
are her clerks.
THE Kate Adams, Capt. Mark X. Cheek,
is the United states mail packet his even
ing at 5 O'Clock for Helena, Arkansas City
and all way landings. w @. Banker hiss
charge of her office, assisted by Lew Price
and viii Shelby.
The James w. Gaf, Capt. VIM. Tiche-
nor, is the packet t1-morroz evening at 5
o'clock for Cairo, Louisville, Cincinnati
and all way landings on the Ohio river.
II. @. Bruce and Lew Bris 60 are her clerks.
The Gef will give cheap rates TO all points
North and Fast