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EMIGRATION FOR ORLGoN.-The editor
ofthe Independence ono Expositor writes,
May, 18th, from the camping ground of one
of the emigrant companies for Oregon, as
follows:


"a ride Of one hundred miles from Inde~
pendence has brought US into the midst Of
a,beautiful piairie, which the wild taste Of.
the KaW Indians has selected fof their per-
manent village, is the rendezvous of the
Oregon Emigrants, assembled here 60 COM
plete their final organization. One humid
red and feur wagons arranged in an oval
ring, and linked together with OK chains,
form at once an immense caral TO enclose
the stock, and an impregnable fortress to
protect them. One hundred more wagons
encamped in groups at small distances,com-
pletes the troop here assembled, which dot
ting the plain With their white covers, res
sounding with a busy multitude plying to
and fro il business Of preparation, or herd
ing the clOuding Of stock, combine to heigh.
ten in interest scene full Of animation,
sunshine and excitement.


simultaneously with the departure OF
this body Of emigrants, of whom we are
Enow taking leave. other bodies have already
commenced their journey from ST. Joseph's,
Savannah and Council Bluffs. These, OF


whose number we have no positive informs
ton, by report equal the emigration By the


route Of independents"