Preparations are making on the whole frontier, by the Oregon
emigrants, to leave at an early day. One company goes from
Savannah, another from some point between that and this, and
the company from this county, we understand, will leave at
Fort Leavenworth, or its neighborhood. One of the emigrants
who goes with the Savannah company informs us that not less
than one hundred families will leave at Elizabethtown, and
thirty families from the other points. The number from this
county we do not know. * * * A committee has submitted some
rules and regulations for the intending emigrants. They have
not yet had a meeting to adopt them, but they no doubt will
do so. They go about it in the right way, and the rules and
regulations are such as to secure order and method. They
expect to leave about the first of April, if the grass is
sufficient, or as soon thereafter as it is.
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