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gT We see by the Vicksburg Wing, that the
citizens of Monroe, Louisiana, fearing that the
mouth of Red River, will be closed in the course of
few years, and that there will be outlet for the
products of that regon-are exerting themselves
to have public road established from Monroe, to
Vicksburg, or some other point the Mississippi
noar that place. We think their fears are ground
less The mouth of Red River in our opinion
never will close up. 1t may for short time when
the Mississippi is higher than Red River partially
fill up with sand, as has been the case, but it will


be opened again by the first freshet in Red River.
The only obstruction we fear to the navigation of
Red River. will affect the navigation Of the
Ouchita, it being above the point at which the
latter intersects the former. We look upon the
Raft as the only obstruction to the navigation of
Red River, and even this, could be Pcrma nenty
removed If the proper means Were employed