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emgrant hunter, that these mountains teem with game, from the rabbit upward to the lofty bounding elk. More upon this in an- other number.

 must here close for to-day, not without saying, Oregon abounds in singular extsemes, furnishing, in my humble opinion, some of the finest districts of country on earth, but much more of little beauty or worth; the largest growth of timber, while, as whole, it is sparsely timbered; little variety, and all of the eastern portion of stunted growth.

 But of tn Willamette and Umpqua valley, a district of country capable of sustaining wei! several millions of inhabitants, it will be found, holds forth as many and strong in- ducements to emigrants, either as to agricuI- nre, herding, manufacturing, or for conner cal purposes, as any part of our wide do- main.

 ELIJAH WHITE.