Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-15

BATH. Summers 1856; Johnson 1855; (Taylor's M
49, Waits 1877; Leake 1872; Baxter 1885, Bocock 1ss.-
For Senate Mayse, w 2O9; Paxton, Loco, us; for
House of Delegates /: Damron w, 1856; Carpsntc r
| Loco, 1879.
PULASKl-Johnson 1884; Summers 265; (Casss
majority 100 for Senate Hoge, D, 25l, Barnett, w.
247; for House OF Delegates; CaddelI, D, 1885, Poaee,
W. 229.
Barnett probably elected Senator]
LEWIS.-Johnson 464; Summers 274; Leake 1852;
Watts 249; Bocock 400; Baxter 239; for Senate: Lo,
renz; w, ASH; Reyer, D, 226; for House of Delegates
P McIntire, D, ID; D H Smith, D, 80.
PAGE-[One precinct to hear from j ohnson's
majority so far $50; it will probably reach $780, Bur-
well, D. elected senator; Keyser, D, delegate.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES johnson 24s Sum
mers 1872; Leake 24l; Watts 49, Bocock GAG; Baxter
ISL.
For Senate: Isbe $50; Cooke 1874; for House Of
Delegates: Old 243 Scott 1877.
| johnson ZIG; Summers l76;
Leake 214; Watts l72; Bocock 2l3; Baxter l73.
Senator: Campbell, D, 1888; Scoggin IS-Campbes
majority 365.
Bottom, D., gets IA majority in the county.
| APPOMATTOX.-S Summers 1888; Johnson 593;
Watts 223; Leake SOP; Baxter 1853; Bocock 6l5. For
Senate: Walker, W. 226; McDearman, D. 49l--
House: Isbell, Ind. d. 265; Cheatham, D. Qominee)
All.
Hanover District.
We were informed on Saturday, that Winston g
2 more votes at Hanover C. Fl. than previous state
ments allow him, and, if SO, he elected by 3 The
report to the mistake at Denonsyllle is not con-
frmed. If there is tie ia the popular vote-as the
acting Sheriff of Hanover is Democrat and The act
ing Sheriff of Henrco is Wing. there is tie there
teo. In this very novel dilemma, (saysthe Enqurer)
the Code provides that the officers shall decide
forthwith by lot" to which candidate the certificate
shall be given.
| HIGHLAND.-J hnson AIS; Summers 1885, Leake
$685. w ats l65, Bocock 402, Baxter 1853.
For Senate Paxton. D, 1876; Mayse, w, l56; For
House. Hevener, B, BY; Byrd. D. ISL
RANDOLPH-(Big Che ct 10 hear FROM which is
Democratic so or go strong. johnson 342 Summers
3l4.
Rejar, D, probably elected Senator over Lorentz,
| w.
HAMPSHIRE SENATORIAL DISTRICT
sherrard, Wing, elected over Thomas Sloan
D.; Sloan's majority in Hampshire l47 Sherrard's
ma jorty in Hardy $50, and in Morgan 90
HARDY.-Summers' majority $50 Taylors ma,
jorty in l848 254,
ORGAN-Summ ers' majority 2. CaSs's 10.
SHENANDOAH-Johnson 1861, Summers 266;
Leake 1862; Watts 262; Bocoek 1861; Baxter 262.
For Senate: Pltman l205; BusweISl3 For House:
wi Gil loCoS o7teWOOu 1icl calvert 800; Walker
ZIG For subscription 10 Manassas Gap Railroad 934;
against subscription 1918.
| HAMPSHIRE.-Johnson 973, Summers 7Ss. :
NORTHUMBERLAND gives the Democratic can
ddates alb ,ut $50 majority
| CLARkE.-John W Luke is elected in Clarke by
majority Of three over Morgan, whig. Funston has
80, and Johnson 100 majority. The details have not
reached us.
WARREN Boyd's precinct, in this county, has
not been heard from. The following is the result at
The other three precincts: johnson, &c. 262 Sum
mers, NC. 81; Funston for Senate 80. There no
opposition TO Dawson for the House of Delegates.
FRANKLlN-partly heard from-Juhnson's maj.
will probably reach rs. Edwards Demo and Brooks
independently elected TO the House. Stuart OF Pat
rex Is SAID l TO be elected to the Senate.
| LUNENBURG.-Jo hnson 406; Summers 2lS
Leake 405; Watts 2l3 Bocock 1923; Baxter 213
Senate; L ScoSgins majority over T II Cambell
| Is 253, both Locos House: q w Hardy, L., beats
| Stokes l., 81.
| TENDLETON.-k,y, D, elected over Dice, w
| johnson leads Summers in this uny.
| BROOKE AND HANCOCK.-Jo inson 69l; Sum-
mers 5O4 Clemens 692; Sweep ey 465 Marques $50;
| smith $40. Johnson's major ty 1885, Clemens 224;
Smiths 10. Dem ocratic gain in the two counties rs.
Rockbrtdge Dsbict,-We have returns from all the
counties as follows:
Highland 395 i56
Bath IT'S 2O9
Rocksr.dge 1925 1888
1876 1853
Pd4t)n's mi. 1913.
| Campbell Distrid,-Tae following is the result in