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90 This is what our George CONWAY,
(Chippeway) says of Jenny Lind, in Liv-
erpool: . a' f.
Her voice echoed all over the house.
Then arose the maddening shout-far a
minute they cheered to get her back Sure
enough she came, and sung over the same
piece and then retired. then could breathe
freer, for | had been holding my breath
with intense interest while she sang.
A lady by my side sat motionless, like a
statue, yet the tears sparkled RS they wound
their way on her cheek, with her breast
heaviDg with emotion. Another, and yet
quite an aged gentleman, gazed with inter
est, the perspiration rolling down his face;
he turns to his lady and says: "She sings
like our poor Emma used to, before she
died." Both wept.
Oh! tell the poor classes all over the
land, that this far-famed vocalist was once
an obscure girl-ycs, a poor girl. Let
them initiate such examples, and be some
thing while they live.
Everything American, since have come
here, is dear TO me, and | love my native
land better than ever. Though there are a
great many things which suipass ours, yet
here, in this smoky and soory aired king
dom, we have none of the halny breeZes of
America, none of the magnificent forests,
no bright, clear, cold lakes, nor gushing
springs, nor towering cliffs.
leave for Frankfort this evening. There
are great number from London. They
will leave by an express train. have had
the pleasure Of meeting Richard Golden,
aud dined with Lord Brougham. The al
fable Old man is coming to America next
April; and will stay one month. You will
hear from me again from Germany.
Yours truly, BowH,
Otherwise Geo. CONWAY. }
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RRIED:

At Saltwater, on the 23d inst, by Rev. J. c.
Whitney, MK. WILLIAM MIDDLETON, of
Oakfe!d Prairie, TO MISS ISABELLA WALKER,
Of Fort Smelling. t.. It.tt
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DRs. LEE a REYNOLDS,

Surgeon Deatfsts. DatHqe, ioGa
KAyOULD respectfully inform the ciiizcns of Sam
w Puul, Saint Anthony, and saltwater, hist Gu,
Of them will spend few weeks In each place, sttni
yearly (sprng and fal for the practice of their pfn
fessien; aud all DESTROYS Of Dental operations nay rel
upoa their pnncuglity. Their terms VIII be yer, mod
crate, and all failures repaired gratis.
ID. Il. LEE,
els C. REYNolps
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.WAsHlserok, Sept. Is.

seerstary Stuart was installed to-day.
Mr.. Corwin has been III for several days
past. Mr.. Cooper will probably recover
sufficiently TO attend TO the Lewis case
Lewis and his competitor, Smith, are both
busy.
Senator Pearce has been called home by
sickness in bis family. $3.50.
Mr.. Hall will to-day present bill pro-
aibiilng Communication and compound inter-
est. .5ss.s. = ts1.5. -, ..f, ~ -. 3 ~ -.
DIR. Harris vii! probably modify the RESI-
oIutioa for the admission Of Mr.. Babbitt; 20
as to iaeinds prospectiveiy, The Delegate
from New-Mexico. trsi s's'as Isl
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lots FOR SALE.

lanski Point 10 lots from 10 20 acres or less, to
suit purchasers II is situated about half mile below
ST PAUL between T'radt and Min creeks, and affods
some most desirable locations for residences There is
Also very valuable milseat on the premises Enquire
Of STANiSLAUS BILASSKI. 2-l3
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Positively at Saint Louis Prices.

YOSltlVely al SAINT LOUIS frfCcS.
Cheap Cash Store, for Spring and Sum
mer Irade.
r e. FULLERTON has now received
u Z. and opened his Spring and Summer stock,
comprising one Of the best selected assertmcnts
Of Read -made Clothing, Prints, Satne,s, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Fancy Goods. &C., ever
brcugh. to Minnesota. lie would respectfully
invite Farmers and others visiting st. Paul to
paw him visit, as he is determined to retain the
name which his establishment has so long held of
Cheap Cash Store.
9se eessa CLOTHING.
The following re few Of the articles on hand:
Extra fine blk dress coats Black satin vests
do froci do Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Aapacca do Fine black Pants
Brown linen do do Cassimer do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Bingham do Cotton and wooden hose
Hickory do of all sizes and sorts
a ~ BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems thick boots Morocco slips
do Seal do Boys shoes of all Kinds
do Calf, sewed do Ladies' boots, shoes
do Thick brogans slippers, sc.
GROCERIES, S.
consisting of Teas, Cofees, Sugar, Rice, Molas
ses, n. o. s. s. H. Candles, Mould and Sperm
Dried Apples. Peaches, Soap, Tobacco, Salera
| tus, Starch, Goldfish, Mackerel, Cinnamon, Nut
megs, Cloves, Peppermint and Pepper Sauce.
| Also, large assortment Of Wooden Ware
consisting of Painted Tubs and Buckets, Wash
| boards, Clothes Pins, &c. All for sale cbeaI
Tor cash. No trouble to show gocds-next doc
to the Fremont Honse-sign, Cheap Cash Store
! N. b. Large supplies of Flour, Oats. Corn ans
| Potatoes always On band ~s 2-9ly
\ 49,, NO.
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EARM FOU SAFE.

I'm the saltwater road, miles from 81. Psu firm
" of IL acres, good stream, with new frame
house aad barn and cnt-honses-tie good lnquirI, oil
l.. II. LaEoels, Roberts Store, 81. Paul. -
2lt3 L. II. LAROCHE, =
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eSaleua advertisements.
Ho0ks AND STATIONERY,

-
~ - Nam Street, Gacnu, Rtncfs.
rUyEE Subscriber woald respectfully INTERIM his old
j cusoners and the public generally thst e has re;
Green streDIs Oh posIse Crawfords Drug Store, where
he win, heretofore keep constantly on hsnd general
assortment q BOOKS and sIAliuNkAf :, "aoicsaie
March 2, lc5o. shoonfs.
More New Books at % Main Street.
Dayard Ia ylor's New Work on California--El-
dorado, or Adventures in the Psth Of Empire.
Deck and Port, or incidents Of u Cruise TO Cali
iornia--by Rev. Walter Cotton.
Los Grinyos, or Inside View Of Mexico and CALI
fornia---by Lieut.. Wise, u 3 N
Evenings at Woodlawn--by Mrs Ellet.
Women of the Revelation, VOL Shy Mrs. Elicit
Greenwood Leayes--by Grace Greenwood.
Historical Siudies--by G w Greene.
Frontenac, a Meirical Romance--by A. Street
Talbot Vernon, a tale OF Circnmstantiai Evidence
Ways Of the HOURLY Cooper.
The Battle Snmmer---by Ike Marvel.
Poems and Prose Writings--by II Dana.
People Havs Met---by N + Wills.
Redwood--by C Nj Seigwick.
Life Of Empress Josephine---by Headley.
The World as il Moves, 2 vols.
Memoirs of Marie Antoinette.
Scarlet Letter-by Hawthorne.
Works of Edgar A Poe, 2 vols.
Headley's Misccllanies, 8 vols.
Sold by J. BRoOKES, Galena.
CHOICE WORKS.
(Lafeiy Published BY HdsTv Y Brothers.)
BBOTT'S HISTORIES, disseminated fitle-pagss,
N JAMES, Dark Scenes Of History,
Miss Sinclair's Sir Edward Graham,
Miss Wlkinsons Hands not Hearts,
Grace Agtilar's Home Influence.
CheGver's Whale and his Captors
levers Roland Castel--3 parts.
Marryeft's Little Savage.
For sale by j. BROOhES
GOLD PENS.
A FRESH supply Of superior articles. Also, STEEL
"A PENS suitable for counting house, school and gen.
era use large Of every variety and best
manufacture; sold by J. BRoohES
2.5OO ROLLS WALL PAPER.
ON HAND-an extensive assortment oil every oes-
" cription and latest styles of Paper Hangngs, end
boderings of fine satin and medium papers for parors,
halls chambers, &c. Also, window paper shades, Ire
board prints and wall paper For sale at the
Galena Bookstore, by J. BRookEs.
PRINTING INKS.
II IGHTBODY'S Printing and ColOred Inks warrant
IL cd equal to any manufactured, sold at low prices,
by j. BROOKES.
"INNESOTA.---A fresh supply of Seymour's
M Sketches of Minnesota, With Map. For sale
lie L. BROOkES.
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.
OST A rNfCERINC ACC0ITN \ IG NE

~
lTA received of the peculiar adaptation Of the Family
Remedies of HoLToN & Co, 10 The diseases for which
each is prepared They 10 have become indtpen-
sabesthe Eivoite Family Medical attendants, ana the
better they Known the highly they appre
ciated Horon a. Co.'S SARSApARILLA is Graduating
all the bad blood Of its patrons and giving them ncreas
ed strength aud vigor. The DIARRHEA SYRUP dis
pcs all the symptcrs OF Cholera, and queis all bowel
disturbances in old and young. The WESTERN
COUGH SYRUP allsys those most unwclcole spasnls,
which frequently attendant upon colds, and
causes the breathing to be free. The WESTERN We
GETABLE ANTi-BlLIOUS PILLS are called to the
aid of in her efforts expel disease from the
tenn; and they do their work most satisfactorily. The
HAIR RESTORER generally used, is the cause of far
less number of Bald Heads in the community, than were
formerly seen The INDIAN SALVE by its hesng
qualities has destroyed much of The dread by Fire and
Hot Water. and is perfect master Of the PILES Hob
toms EYEWATER has turned the redness OF to a
natural color and healihfnl vision. The INDIAN
NERVE AND BONE L1NIMENT removes the neces-
sity cruches and armsngs, kills the poison OF rep
tiles and the services of Horses once diseased
their RHEUMATISM, that severest OF Ills,
succumbs the influence of the niment and Sarsapa-
rlla combined Fever and Ague cannot long keep CON-
pany with the Sarsapara and Pills In short, these
pure and salutary medicines have proved one OF the
greatest blessings the world has Every invalid
should ake himself familiar with their
Our enterprsing Druggists, Messrs. DEWEY & CAV
lLEER, have them for SALE will be observed by an
advertisement in amotier column 2It6
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

rm RODNEY PARKER, late of the American
lssIM toiise, Lowell, Mass, having lease of the
large hotel at the upper end of ST. Paul, with
everything proper order for the convenience of
elers, boasders families desiring furnished apartments
respectfully invites his friends and the public give
him CALI believing that he do much for their
comfort as can be expected in ga country yet
supplied with regular markets. ally
WALK IN AND SEE THE MAMMALS.
- PRESLEY has removed to his old stand on Third
OF Chldr2ns Toys, Indian Beads Jeweiry, New Brass
Clocks. Razor Strops. Shaving Soap, Ladies' Hair
Combs, Steel Beads, Twist, Trimmings for work bags,
Medals fcr Children, Work Bags, Backing, Backing
brushes, Play Cards, Butcher Knives, Fishing Tackle,
FIRE WoEks OF all sorts, and general stock FOR Traders.
He is MANUFACTURER Of every variety Of
Cigars, apd dealer in Tobacco, Snuff Pipes, &C., being
supplied with the choicest assortment, which will be
sold remarkably low for cash. He also keeps ot sale at
wholesale and RETAIL any quantities of Mess and Prime
Apples, Buckwheat Flour Onions, Irish and Sweet Po
tatoes, Cheese Fresh Butter, Candies Soap, Starch
Salerats Sugar, Mackere Cranberries, Cove Oysters
Sardinss Matches, Backing, Baskets Looking Glasses
Gloves hittens Imported Spanish Smoking and scarfa-
lati Tobacco, Oats Moccasns, Conch Shells, &c.
SIX HUNDRED KINDS OF TOYS For
nf. CHILDREN. AtEf C1W
rms The largest assortment nor til of Saint Louis
Also, Pesan Brazil, Almond. and Pea Nuts Candies,
Cakes, Crackers, Bears OIL Rosemary, Ox-m arrow,
ana ieriamery Jeweiry Rings Pencils, Pistols, Per-
cussim Caps, Spttoons, &C., ~ affaf- 4.atS
Also, the best quality Of Cayendish Tobacco ever
brought into town. -
N b. He manufactures Cigars of the best Havana
eoacco, and can sell them us low they be sf-
forded any where in the United States He would be
who have purchases TO make
. " Call where the wooden Negro stands sentry at
door, and you can buy little cheaper for cash
ny where else in ST. Paul - "a sr.t4 81 33y
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BALL.
ii (Messrs Buford 4 Booth's) in saltwater. on Thurs
day of the second week of Court he l7t of October
The 9th Reg't Band will he in attendance. 23t3
5000 se ssrss received eeS s1a 81 .as
90 bbl-. GREEN APPLES, received and for sale
&o very low by - l.. ROBERTS.
DRASS JEWELRY.-A large assortment of Brass
ID Jewelry by wholesale at Eastern prices For sale
at the ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE.
SADDLERS' Thread and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
- Shoemekers' Thread, Needles Avis &c For sale
at The ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE. &
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed by the Court of Probate for the
of the estate Of George Winnie deceased late of Saint
Paul, in said county. All persons indebted to said
tate will make immediate payment TO me, and those
having claims will present the same for settlement e
gally authenticated. II. JACKSON, Administ'r
st. Paul, Sept IS, 1850.
fa--s DISSOLUTION.
VuNHE Co partpersnip heretofore existing under the
II name of s'Babcock, Ames & Wilkinson is this
day dissolved by mutual consent The unfinished bust
OF the firm win be settled in the
this dissolution had not taken place. ~
t,f.4 ~ l.. A. BABCOCK, ~
NJ E. AMEs,
DISSOLUTION.I =
TIME Copartnership heretofore existing under the
name of Ames q Wilkinson is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. 9gafT NJ. L. AMES,
saltwater, Sept. 20, le50. MS. WILKINSON.
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND
REGULATING PUBLIC SCALES IN
THE TOWN OF ST. PAUL.
SEC. l. Be ii ordained by The President and Council
of the T0gn of 81. Paul. That the privilege Of erect
ing public scales at the following places wit
the corner Of Roberts and Fifth Street. and
other the junction of 81. Anthony and Eagle streets
be and is hereby granted to Charles symonds. ~
SEC 3 The proprietor of the public scales shall hav.
authority charge for weighing the following
For every load part Of load Of hay, twenty nv
/ cents;
For all live stock, per hundred weight at the rate
three cents r4.vht.t r
| For oil corn, oats flour, pork or merchandise, pc
load, twenty-five cent?;
and shall deliver a certificate Of all weighing done b,
him, stating the weight, Of owner, and the day
weighed which certificate shall be legal evidence
The facts therein stated.
III m MASTERSON pe<oxdersf .rt .tt. saAt
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Under the Pioneer Office, Third-st.
CtPEAKING of Boston, Philadelphia and Min
- nesota Stores, | simply say that have
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS, which intend
to sell at extremely low prices. The principal
cfl,.l "a Eolnxus
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he
THE STONE STORE.

Corner If Third and Ro5ats-st., s.. Paul
w. SIMPSON bcgs lcsve to hvi.e bi.
ID old friends and customers, a. weIlas hjs
iellow-citizens who are coming in amongst az,
that he is now opening an extensive stock Is
goods suited to this market, and that he vii be
ready DIT oil times to furnish them every article
OF trade usually fannd Ia any sipre, Al far living
prices. Amongst the goods be hiss for sale, be-
sides many kinds not here enumerated, arc ID.
following viz
Drugs and Medicines
Boots and Shoes Fine Brunlies and Wines
Glass and @ ueefsware Clothing
Hardware Carpenlers' Teals
Cutlery Matrasses
Wooden Ware OyGers, Pickles. Saaeep
Prints and Obs Ketciaps and Sauces
Hats and Caps Assorted Dry Good
Furniture LACKING Glasses -
Trunks Nails nd Castings
Provisions Groceries gsnsraay
And a variety Of other ar,icles which will hp
acid low for cash by J. w. SIMPSON.
ST. Paul, June 10, 1884, 2-sly
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The Star that never Rose.

Vermont has gone Wing. elec,ng Lyman Gov
arnor, and majority in the Legislature.
The n. Y. Democratic Convention, at SYRIA
Van Buren, was considered ''good looking, and
came M to the Convention.
The Illinois Central r. R. Bill has passed the
House, a nd probably the Senate Of Illinois. 1,
is of much importance to Galena. hng tal5sT
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CHERRY PICTORIAL:

Inc annals OF ue1fchi httAcS, dAoIafhS - s"~y
ample proof Of the power and value Of many medicinal
agents furnished EXAMPLES to compare With the
ssIutary effects produced by Ayers Cherry Pectorsf
The remarkable crcs Of diseases of tire Lungs which
have been realized by use, attessed they are by
many prominent professors and physicians in this and
foreign lands, should encourage the afflicted to pcrss-
we're with the strong that the Of the Cher
nv pecsoraf viii relieve and ultimately cure them
We present the public unsolicited testimonials nom
some Of the first in country, upon whose judge
mept and experience implicit confidence may be placed
DR. Perkins President Vermont Medical College, one
Of the most learned and intelligent physicians n the
country considers composition Of rare excellence
for the cure Of that formidable disease, Consumption
NORWICH, April rs, 1916.
DR. J. c. Ayer--Dear sirs-Agreeaby to the request
Of your agent, we win cheerfuly state what we have
known of the effects of your Cherrs ectora shey
have been astonishing indeed Mrs. Besey Streeter had
beeu afflicted will, and relentless cough, which
reduced her very low; so low that little hope could be
entertained of her recovery. Numerous remedies had
been tried without effect, before the Cherry Peetora
And that has cured her. George Waknson, ESD, had
10 our knowledge been afflicted wilh Asthma for eleven
years. and grown yearly worse, until the Cherry Peco-
raj has now removed the disease and he is as free from
any Of its symptoms as we are. The Kew Marx Dane
had been severely attacked with the bronchitis as 10
disable him from his duties, and nothing had afforded hin
relief until (Mr Thornng) carried him bottle OF your
Pectora which cured him at once, aud he now ociaes
$ usual in his place.
These are three the cases in which have known
il successful but never 10 fail We have great pleasure IN
certifying to these facts and respected SIR your hum
BILE servants REV DAVID THORNING.
HON. JOSEPH BATTLES
Among the distingus ed authorities who have given
their names recommend Cherry Pectora as the best
remedy that 10 known for the Affections of the Lungs
are The London Lancet Canadian Journal of Medical
Science, Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, Charles
ton Is c. Medical Review New Jersey Medical Repor-
ter Professor Webster Harvard College; Prof Bartlett
Transy University of Mecine; Prest Perkins,
Vermont Medical College; DIR. Valentine Mott, n York
City; Parker Ceavesnd Bowdoin Colleges Prof Butter
field, Wioughby College, Ohio; Professor Baithwaite,
Leeds fEng Medical schools Sir Richard Kane, Queens
College, Ireland; Prof Rosenbaum, Leipsic.
The public have but to know the virtues and astnnish
Of the Cherry Pectora In curing diseases
of the Lungs, when they viii feel secure from these
dangers whenever this remedy be obthined.
~ Prepared by j. {. Aver, Chemist, Lowell. Mass,
| aud sold in 81 Paul n, RARBER-S.
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In the Sd Congressional District of Wisconsin,
Harrsscn C.Hobest has succeeded BY lwretcbed
iugge, in getting himself nominated for Congress,
ever james Duane Doty, the present able MEM
Der. uoty will run and be elected
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SHAWLS.

VNyE HAVE In store one of the largest stocks OF
w Shawls brought to this market, composed
mostly of the celebrated Bay State Long Shawls some
very no and recommended for their comfort and dura-
bility Also Cloth Silk and Cashmere Square Shawls
Calens Sept. 1850, WOODS HOUSE il co.
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No. 1874 Main-Street. Galena.
WEIGH f. MCCULLY,

NO. ly4 Mdll-strcet. Galcna.
WEIGH f. MCCULLY,
UTHOLESALE DEALERS in HARDWARE
w CUTLERY, lion, NAILS, and VIM
DOW GLASS, will furnish any article in their
line at less prices, and on the same terms that
can be had in St. Louis:
FOR SALE,
500 kegs Of Nails 100 dog Pocket Knives
40 coils of Rope 200 doz Scissors
100 doz Scythes 100 doz Scythe Snaths
so dog Pitchforks 200 boxes Glass
200 doz Locks 200 doz Latches
1000 dog Knives and Forks.
Also, castings of every description, to order, at
short notice, and at low prices.
June 6, lS5O.H WEIGH & McCCLLY.
G.. G.. STROTHER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in medicines,
oils, paints, brushes, wines, chemicals,
varnishes, patent medicines, &c. &c.
Main street, Galena, Illinois. S2-if
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

fresh supply of seymour's
M Sketches of Minnesota, With Map. For sale
~ RROOkES
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MINNESOTA ROOK-STORE.


1894. Whoiesale and Retail
NAC g. IEDUC is now receiving and opening a large
w assortment of School and Miscellaneous Books
and Stationery, which will be sold for cash at reasona
bic tage on Eastern prices. discount will be
made TO SCHOOLS supplying themselves by the dozen.
Cash orders from st. Anthony, saltwater, and from
other settlements in Minnesota respectfully solicited.
ST. Paul, September IL, 1850. 2-2l
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IGHTBODY'S Printing ard ColOred Inks, warrant
IL ed equal to any manufactured, sold at low prices,
~ j, RROOKI;S.
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Onn dor. BUCKSKIN GLOVES, and 800 dozen
AOO Buckskin mits, just received and for sale
low by +. Ii. & p III. CORWlTH
XNTOOLEN SOCKS.-A large lot received and foi
w sale by T.. II. Il r. II. CORWITH
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TIME Co-partnership heretofore existing under tn,
II name of Ames d Wilkinson is this day dissolve,
by mutual consent. 9NsfT NJ. L. AMES,
Stiilwaten Sent. 20, 1850. Ms. WILKINSON.
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MUEL IL. SERGENT,

DLANKFTS--A fine assortment Of Bed and Over
ID coat Blankets, received ald for sale cheap BY
f. H. a. T. IL. CORWiTII.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-17
MISSOURI ELECTION.

Our latest accounts from ST. Louis, by Tele-
graph, are Of the 18th instant. They report that
four Wings and one Benton Democrat have been
elected TO Congress, as follows:
JOHN F. DARBY, Whig, first district
GncHR1sT PORTER, Wing, second district.
JOHN G. MILLER, Wing, third district.
CHARLES E. Bowman, Wing, fourth district.
JOHN S. PHELPS, Benton Democrat, fifth district.
The returns for members Of the Legislature are
not all in. So far as received, the report says that
SO Wings, 80 Benton Democrats, and % anti.
Benton Democrats have been elected.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-17

YIELD OF WHEAT.-The Macomb (Mich.) Ga
ze,te lately stated that Ira Philips, of Armada, IN
that county, raised from two acres of ground one
hundred and twentyjour bushels of wheat.
That appeared TO be very large story to be-
lieve, sirty-tro bushels TO the acre, particularly
when the fact taken into consideration that forty
bushels to the is considered pretty fair for the
mellow soil Of the Genesee Valley, when well
cultivated. But the Mormons of Salt Lake or
Utah make still larger drafts upon our credulity.
An account from thence says:
sSepenty fire bushels of chsat 10 tie the ordinary
yield ,ohen broadcast but hundred and sry bush
els hare been produced from single bushei Of seed when
planted in drill. Corn only grows toiersbIy WE'LL in
auence Of the nights being too cold Potatoes easily
grown and produce abundsn,y All the smaller grains ou
rsh The usual time begin agricultural work is about th,
first Of April In consequence Of the proximity of mountains
which are always covered with there very little rain
ard the lands are irrigated by means Of canals at the base
the bills.
All we can say to the above is, that we thnl
that in Michigan and Utah they must have consi
derably larger sized acres than we have in thi
State-.fbdny Register.