The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-03
The EIection-OHcial Result.

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Office, except the counties of Jefferson, Lo-
rain, Medina, Meigs, Pike and Putnam
Those Except Putnam) are taken from Off
cial tables published in papers OF those coun-
ties respectively. From Putnam we have
only the reported majority for Medill.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Chases majority
over Madill, is 1920. Trimbles whole
vote, in all the counties except Putnam. 2l,-
237 The majority for the balance of the
state ticket is probably between $4,000 and
$4,000 or about 5000 less than TrimbleS
vote and Chase's ajority.
The aggregate vote in the state for governor
Counting that Of Putnam the same as last
Year, is 3O2, ,405 or only 6S32 more than
was given for Judge last year. Medill's en-.
tire vote, this year, is 1876 less than he re-
ceived in 1853, while the aggregate vote Of
the state is Is. 500 greater!
The counties of Ashtabula, CoshOcton,
Crawford, Defiance, Fulton. Gaauga, Henry.
Hooking, Lake, Lucas, Marion, Morgan, OF
tawa, Richland, Sandusky, Trumbull, Van
Vert, Wood and Wyandot, have given more
votes for Chase, than they gave for Swan
last year
Ashtabula, Fulton, Gaauga, Lake. Borain,
Morgan, Tfumbull. Wood, Van Wert and
Williams, have given larger majoriiies fox
Chase, than they gave for Swan last year.
Noble and Rtchland have changed their
majorites from Locofocoism last year, to
Republicansm this year.
We will publish the list. with the vote for
Lieut.. Governor, soon.-I 20, s. Journal.
The celebration of the completion of Brock,
monument, at Queenstown Heights, L. c.,
was held on the 18Th ult. This monument
is $50 feet high and is asceudcd by spiral
stairway numbering 296 steps. The statue
on the top is lG feet high and represents
Brock surveying the battle field with a spy
glass i'll his right hand, while his left is grasp
ing a sword. The remains Of the General
are deposited under the monument.
+ The Cincinnati Times, of Saturday morn
ing, contains IA paragraph to the effect tina,
on the 81 of October number of persons OF
that city plainly saw a balloon in the air,
which, by glass, was discovered to be d
wreck The Times thinks that it may b.
! the balloon of the missing Winchester, who
ascended from Norwalk, O., ON the 2d, AMI
has not since been heard Of. 1t may be u
/ clue to his sad fate.
/ Dobbin, secretary Of the navy has addrcs-
sed letter to Lieut. Hartsten commander
of the arctic expedition for the relief of Dr.
Kane, thanking him in very complimentary
terms for the service he has rendered. We
quote this paragraphs s. And now, after the
lapse of less than five months, you have
penetrated further into the dangerous regions
of the Arctic than any navigator (save on
! ly Dr.. Kane hmSelf) triumphing over the
shocks of icabergs and the dangers of that
inhospitobIe part of the globe, and you now
return, having accomplished what you un-
dertook. Be pleased to accept yourself AMI
present to those who were your companions,
my sincere congratulations and thanks fof
this successful effort III th9 cause OF human.
! ity.'
WILD FRUIT IN AUsTRALIA.-It is a sin
gular fact that there is Escarcely any wild
/ fruit in Australia, Nuts berries apples