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mark, and falling slowly. Steamboats, and
other water-craft, are something "like an
gels visits, few and far between" and
every day shows US that we have arrived at
that season of the year when business Of
every description is at its cbb, and the
wealthy and disinterested leave us for a
more healthy and genial cline. But we
console ourselves with the assurance that,
in a month or two, the scene will be
changed, and our town present as lively and
bustling a place as may be found on the
Mississippi river, in proportion to its popu-
lation.


There have been many changes in NOR
camille establishments lately, and when the
season for business opens, new and invigo-
rated actors will appear on the stage of
commercial life. For thcir success they
have our best wishes.





The President of The United States has
appointed SAMUEL T. SooTT, Esq Re-
ceiver Of Public Moneys at the Clinton
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We have still been unable to. o.procure any
further information from Texas. While IN
Natchez, few days since, we learned that
the Mexicans, with force Of about 10000
men, were marching into the interior Of
Texas, sanguine in their expectations q
victory. The Texian force, it is said, Is in
creaSing with astonishing rapidity, and it is
believed that they will. muster in the field
sufficient men to rout them at the first onset
TAea, and not till then, can we call Texas
free! m. 1oI a3iaM ,8a11 q ,aad


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The Thermometer, (FabTenheit) at this
place, hasranged, during the last eight days
from So to 04 degrees. Compared with
its range this time last year, we find thatth
temperature is abent four degrees warmer.


Col. FAgN1N The Pensacola Gazette o.
July 2, states that Capt. TREsUYAN, Of The
Texan Army, recently passed through thai
place on. his way to South CafalIna, and ftlal
he stated that he was one q Col. fannin's
command who escaped being bpichered BY
the Mexicans. He also stated positively
that Col. r. was not among the slam, bal
with physician Of bis own force, was pre-
served, and is still aPrisoner with the MexI-
cans.