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Em,grants 10 Oregon.-In spteof John Bulls
protest against the occupation of Oregon. that
country is rapidly filling up with emigrants, and
BY the tiS,e John gets ready 10 thrash tho United
States for claiming its own, he will have5quite a
little army in that country to rout also. The
following paragraph in a Western paper shows how
the tide is setting:


an Army Of Emigrants-News from Tnde.
pendence, Mo-, informs us that the emgrants now
near that poin, number about seven thousand, all
destined for Oregon and California. They will
start about the Same time, divided into convenient
companies for travelling with ease and safety
The Indians will mol attack party Of five hundred.
OF course the emigrants this season, will stand
in no fear Of the red skins 1t is astonishing
what a tide is setting toward the fertile land on the
Pacific.


The Ckocfdiss We understand that many of
the Choctaws recently taken west by the con.
trcactors are returning. The contractors remove
them at so much per head( S47. we beevo.) Can
it be that these now returning are pav ing the pal
of Crocket,s coon skin to the doggory keeperl-i.
e., syly twisted back to bs again passed over as
rev !o,.-Fick. Sentinel.