Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18

from the Sixteenth District, by lO0 ma
jority.
A Montgomery, Ala, dispatch of the
10th says the State had gone Democratic.
The Democrats had elected three, and
probably four, Congressman, and large
majority Of Representatives. There was
no election for Senators.
The news on the 10th indicates the fol-
lowing as the list of Oongressmen-elect in
Illinois: AT Large, John A. Logan, Rep /;
First District, Chas. B. Farwell, Rep. /;
Second, John F. Farnsworth, Rep. Third,
II. G. Burchard, Rep; Fourth, j. B. Haw-
ley, Rep. Fifth, Bradford N. Stevens,
Dem. Sixth Burton G. Cook, Rep. Sew
enth, Andrew J. Hunter Dem; Eighth,
j. 9. Robinson, Dem. Ninth, T. W. Nc
| Neely, Dem; Tenth, Edward T. Rice,
Dem. Eleventh, S. S. Marshall, Dem.
Twelfth, William Hartzeli, Dem. Thir-
teenth, John NJ Crebs, Dem.
SCOTS official majority for Governor in
South Carolina is 34,371.
A San Francisco dispatch of the 10th
says it was generally believed that the
Democrats had carried Nevada with the
exception of Slengerland, for Lieutenant
Governor. Fitch, for Congress, requires
the official count to decide.
A telegram from Lynchburg, on the
10th, states that River, Republican is un-
doubtedly elected to Congress in the Fifth
District of Virginia.
A Madison dispatch of the nth says the
Wisconsin Senate will stand about 20 Re-
publicans to 13 Democrats; Assembly, &C
Republicans to 40 Democrats. The Re
publican majority in the State is about
$4,000.
The Representatives elected to Congress
from Tennessee are r. r. Butler, Horace
Maynard, A. E. Garnett, John w. Bright
j. Golladay, w. c. Whitehouse, r. B
Caldwell, and w. w. Vaughan.
The official canvass of the vote in lowe
gives the following result: Wright's ma
jority for Secretary of State is II ABB Rus
SELL for Auditor, 42,054; Rankin, fol
Treasurer, 42,467 Brown, for Register Of
State Land Office, 42,612; O'Connor, fol
Attorney General, 1928 Stiles, for Re
porter, 1855.
Browns majority for Governor of Mis-
souri, is between 35 0O0 and 10000. The
Missouri Republican of the 11th claims tC
have returns and estimates from ninety
five counties, which show the following re
suit for the, Legislature: House-Demo
Gratis, 81; Fusion, Is; Liberals, 16; Re
publicans, 90. Senate-Democrats, T; Flu
sion, Z; Liberals, Republicans,
A Leavenworth dispatch of the It'll
states the Republican majority in Kansa
at about $4,000. Legislature four-fifth
Republican. s--a
The Albany Argus of the nth claims
Democrats to 62 Republicans in the Ney
York Assembly.
Returns up to the nth indicate that tn
Conservatives have carried Florida, elect
ing three Congressman and the Lieutenan
: Governor. Both houses of the Legisli
l ture will be Conservative.
A Memphis dispatch of the 18th say
| Snyder, Republican, is doubtless elected i
f the Second Congressional District of Al
kansas
The Congressmen-elect in Alabama are
First District-Turner, colored Radical
Second, Buckley, Radical Third Handley
} Democrat; Fourth, Hayes, Radical; Fifth
Dox, Democrat; Sixth, Sloss, Democrat.
The indications on the nth were tina
the Republicans will have between twent,
and thirty majority in the new Illinoi
= Legislature