Tn. Flood In the Missouri.
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The Editor of the ST. Louis Republican, who al
tended great Whig Convention al Lexington 'io'
on the l7th thus writes Of his "trip up the Missouri,


"Along the river, wherever til. re is low or noa.o.
lands-ia villages, farms, aud even in ;hc 'o,fsJ -
there are evidences OF the rayagcs OF ,ne no
Acres ground are covered over wIh sand ~ sS'
places TO the depth of many feet La such BE- wo,,h
will be several years before the lard csn " ,b;,c
the cultivation or be made 10 produce any -
Large portions of the bottoms have heeh
The river, and as the water shosiaes 80 - 'I'
slides will TAX. place. The current Is c"ni,5s" 80
e., 4, me Nv, rs time. Wo observed that the greatest
O,orv 70 The shores has been produced where the
arJ vas cleared and The tiaber si,her crl down or
S.sdsned. An examination c, 'l!is time, WOULD go
f,r to sustain the opposition 10 the cunns down OF
he rers on the banks, ss prac'iced bi The United
safes Government. Ii is important that tic Gov
srn,Otp, should put upon This rirer "a as carly
a., as nacncable, one or more snag boats. From
h: ouaptity o: d, carried down by the late reshel
sa5 ,se number O, snags which present themselves
a, The present stage of water II i probable the me
cbsnneI when the river reaches low stage w'ii he
sn,rely changed, and more dangerous than IN for
rner wears"