OREGON.

The Xenia _Free Press_ says: A farmer in this county

informed us a few days since that he could raise a company

of fifty families who, if [supported?] by the Government,

would march, on short notice, for Oregon.

Also on the same page: The _State Register_ (Illinois) says

that the largest meetings it ever witnessed were held in

Springfield on Wednesday and Thursday evenings in the hall

of the House of Representatives, a couple of whigs talking

the British side of the question.

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From the _Ohio Statesman_, February 17, 1843.

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