The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-13
n,,,n R,ec,ion News.

mtsr "a MicCbtOn, NCWSs l. M uffs.
wsod codhty Mas doos noble We haze
ns.r.fult. .retarns when go TO Pfess, but the
Republicans viii bavs betwssp. four aud hve
hrhdAd bn d,e Sfale Etket 1isskry's msjori-
" s,-illb.eyet 6eor sad the entre Coosty ticket
10 clessdssIoliiEN 20 sss1T Rifg ohT
Lucas County has depe. remarkably well,
elected he's entire County Ticket. La,key will
h,Ss ,gYM 800 % 400 maiori'yao 10 ,,sus.I ID
Eulton, County gives 800 Republican msjod-
W. which. will give I.sskiys In three Counties
s66Rsl 800 msjority. His majority III the Dis
tic, viii not b. less than 600. .,n y,....s.7 4
Al eIoledo. Of 4, o'clock, twas believed that
the fsspub iuen State Ticket wouldho,e 20 900
maiarity, ind that he Republican, would have
thgo LegiInluro. .,.f 5,n,5..,, ..,. ...,i-
Judge F.eh 10 vndoubedIy elected by large
msbrity.si .ir,q',sN s5 u"" ''
I'm, ei,lzsn, of Toledo have a grand JclIifca'
ttoh might, "Wednesday. ... ,.. .., ,.
THuEspsy MoRNrwu. I'VE have reported ma
ioriaies from every township except H. brriy.--
Iaskeys unsioriiy will b.. from Gao to 65). The
c,intsst bel ween Hateh und Ross, Tor Recorder
has boen close, but Hatch has about ~ majority
IIuw i,i > md III berry wilhnol be- likely IT, change
III The State Ticket will have nearly 900 MA
jority n-fa m~T sdi u enc ''I .''
stLgve!Asp, Oct 12 :. Incomplete returns from
3gJhinn'lps ui,e the Republicans guin OF about
JBuO over Clas5's vote in 1857 and indicate
Republican majority in both braurhes ofdbo lie.
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senator BrOdcriclS killed tM N Duel.
vOor ldtrst advices from California announce
The death Of Senator Brodcick who wns shot
by Chief Justice Terry, near San Francisco, on
thel 3th.ult. During the recent campaign. MI.
Brokritk received several challenges to fight a
duelf but announced that he would not be drawn
into duel until after the election. There APP
}ssnrs To have been a conspiracy en- the part ol
his enomics to take his life, at oil hazards. His
first hostile meeting was with Judge Terry, os
above stated, und he fell al the first fro, Bro
deticks pistol was discharged boiore 1t was
raised on line with his antagonist, and Terys
shot took effect two inches from the right nipple
carrying away part of the breast bone, and pier
cling the right lung He fingered until hal past
nine on the morning of the 10Th, when he eH-
pred Terry was arrested, ondi now in prison.
MI Brodcrick was an independent, ieaIless
Democrat, and wen the esteem of good m'n
but.the pro slavery hounds could not CONVEX.
him 10 their use, and hence they determined to
put him out of their way. His death is loss
TO the whole nation, aud his place in the U. 5.
Sens,e will mt he easily i'led
The Greatest Yield Of Corn on
rJreo, s, .., Record. ,r..p.. .. .s.
ssJona,hnn Ames, Esq, OF Middleton township,
Wood county, had samples OF his corn crop at
he Bowling Grcen Fair, last Thursday, The
ears were very large aud attracted much at'en'
,ion. ii The following stu ,ement. by two rcllsbIe
tsfssns, was attached TO the basket contsnins
the.coru =
vWs certify that we have accurately measured
eli eight square rods OF com, in u piece OF corn
CONCERNING abou. & acres. Aud. also, square
rods in spother part OF the same piece, a''u hu>k-
od out the same, andirom accurate measurement
f,n,nd that the first eight rods produced VI bush.
ol ears. and tue second eight rods produced %
bushels. Said pieces were selected lot an average
of lhs whue piece, aud we believe at'er thor,
ouah sxamiuat.n of the field, that Ni pieces
are a lalr average OF said piece OF corn, SAID
corn was raised b, Jaunthsn Ames, on his farm
in Middleton township, Wood county' ONO,
kaid ,eoru is ot Vety superior quNilly, "nd we
believe ii will yisll one buShel OF shele1 corn
oil about ! ll7'b bus els 10 the acIs,
80. ,... DARWIN RkTABUN.
f-T.a. his ju.
.iaA ,.s., sa WM. s. * MASON.
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tP. Sl--We have sincs sheled bushel OF said
con, and find that one bushrl and half Of ears
nr,duted one bushel snl pinls Of shrlItd corn,
which makes yield ui l26 husiss 10 the acre.
.r~,y0taf .l lS,gmd rs above
If suy body, in any Consty or STATE, can heat
thai. le, us hear frnm them, We have always
said chat the soil OF Wood county is uneqnalled
for corn, aud the facts viii sustain the de clara
ton. With the amount of labor usually bestowed
upon the corn, in other localities, the soil o
Wood county will not yield less than so or 100
bushels 10 the acre. ~ Z
MIR. Ames is a new conner, aud this is his irst
corn crop in our county. lie has been accus-
toned to cork his com during the summer, anil
all slip.s farmers should compare the results
OF his labor with the fruits that have attended
their toll, and see il his policy is not the best.
Twenty ceres, properly cultivated, will pro-
duce more corn, and of better quality, than
40 acres half attended to, And then you save
the. vast amount of abar required for breaking up
the extra ground ands large amount of other labor
,otrequired il only the proper quantity of ground
istlled. We venture the assertion that one
hall the labor will produce more corn from 20
rcres OF ground. and OF better quality, than
isususlly produced BY the farmers of our county
from 40 acres,
There are many pieces of co'n in Wood coun'
" that will average 50or 60 bushels to the acre
hut then there are also many pieces that will
Mt reach more than 80, The average will per,
hans range at about 40 or 50 bushels to the acre,
when withIess labor, properly apPl cd, it~ouli
average double that pmount, ...r