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THE FLooD AT ITS HEIGHr-The Missouri river
is at stand below Weston, and falling above that
point. The Upper Mississippi is falling at Gaena and
the river here has attained its height 1t about at
stand yesterday, and will probably commence recedng
to-day.


The river two three inches during the
twenty hours up to last evening and nearly


stand II is the bsone in front Of Battle Row.
and the greater part of the Levee tho full extent
Of Front street.


The boats from the Illinois river, report about an inch
rise above Peoria, and the river very low II is in good
stage, however below the mouth of the sangamonSt.
Louis Rep, June 81.