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FoRrExAs AND THE Rio GRASpE.-We saw yesterday a lot of ten wagons i'll Mar ket street, faed with women and children, household goods, chattles, Sc, bound for Texas and probably for the Rio Grande. The conductors were hale, hearty looking men. from the interior of Illinois, and, as they ex- pressed it, were looking out for good place to seule. They were bound for Texas, ccr- tain-apd if after getting into that State they were convinced that any thing more altrac- tive was further on, they would in all proba- bility go as far south as the Rio Grande. eleased tssaA away, before VIC see the next step to conques, and possession pushing on -emigrstion.--Si. Louis .fsrc Era of tte I2h.