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The RvERs.-The Illinois and Mississippi are
very low, and are rapidly falling; in the former
there is not more than "a inches on the bars and
on the Lower Rapids Of the latter not over % inch
es Several up river boats are aground at the Rap.
ids From hence to Cairo there is between five and
six feet in the channel The linda, Huntsville, and
'76 and several other steamers are reported aground
in the Mississippi below this point. In the Mis-
souri, the water is declining, boats drawing only
four feet can travel without much dificulty.-SL
Louis RepsiHe .aug. g. ".