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Shade of .Munchausen !-Nr. Samuel Chase. of Oregon a correspondent of the New York Herald, says .... ............

 :" The Willamette Valley is rich and extensive, with large praires. with borders of the finest tim Der in the world; fur, ash, oak. memel lynn, cot ton-wood, well-wcod, white, yellow and red fur, from two hundred and fifty to -four hundred feet h'gh-rlne or ten sawlogs of Is feet, and 13 or IA rail cuts .'' .-..'. v -"

 What would our Connecticut farmers think of such trees as those' Four hundred feet high! ! Where's that hat, Mir. Greeley'

 Vs,c Hampshire -The following is the aggre. gate vote for Member of Congress at the last trial

 Goodwin. 9,999; Hale, s.347; Woodbury, ls,. 4l9.

 Windsor to heaf from. Last Spring it gave as majority for Steele.