Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30

AMHERST.
In the Courthouse District the majority for
Goghill is Al
Elon, &
New Glasgow, 58
Pcdlar Mills. 50
Buffalo Springs, 80
Majority for cophiII. 2s3
We have not returns from the precincts in Nell
son. but understand that the majority for
Patterson is $50
RICHMOND CITY.
attorney Geprai.-J. Randolph Tucker, D., 1873.
A. A. Morson. Wing, ll7G.
Congres&.-John s. Caskic, D, l45G. A.. Judson
Crane, Am, 1853.
STATE S~eRdte.-Thos.P ?. August, d., li75. Edwin
Robinson, Am. 1870.
House Of Dae2d'es-R. O. Haskins, D., l5l6.-
Joseph r. Anderson, D., l454. Roscoe b. Heath,
D., l442. Il. X. Ellyson, Am, 1894. Ro. c. STAN
ard, Am, 1924. VIM. p. Burwell, Am, 1859.
1t will be seen by the above returns, that Caskie
leads Crane 29S, August leads Robinson 1886, Has
kins leads Ellyson, 2G2, Anderson leads Stanard $50,
and Heath leads Burwcll 283.
In Madison Ward the polls are 70 be kept open two
days longer.
Statement of polls along the line of the Virgin-
ia Central Ra'iroad.
LOUISA COUNTY.
TREvILIIAN's DEror. II o'clock A. M.-Cas-
kie ~; Crane .; Tucker II; Hunter II; Smith &.
LOUISA G. H., II p. A. M.-Caskie &c; Crane
3; Tucker 26; Hunter 90; Smith 2.
FREDERICK's HALL, IL 81 A.. M.-Polls not
open yet.
SECOND TURN OFT, IL o'clock.-Caskie IS;
Crane >; Tucker ii; Hunter II; Smith 3.
HANOVER.
BEAVER DAM DEPOT, II Tsp M-Pollsnot
open.
Hanover C. H., II BOP M-Caskie AZ; Crane
As; Tucker IS; Patton &; Nelson 90; Wingtield
62.
CHESTERFIELD.
MANCHESTER .-ATroRNEY GENERAI-John Il
Tucker 1903. A A Morson24
C0NGREss.-John S Caskie 1903, A Judson
Crane 63.
STATE SENATE.-Wm Old LOG.
HOUSE OF D%ELEG ATrS.-R n Thweatt ia.
HENRICO.
COURT HOUSE.-ATToRNEY GENERAL-Jno'
r Tucker 294, John NJ Patton225.
CoNGREss.-John S Caskie 292, A Judson
Crane 269.
LrGrs1AruRE.-Robert A Mayo 287, Henry
Cox 2s2.
DlcKMAS's-Cox's reported maj SO;
ALLEy's-Cox's ~
Sw~EENEY'S-Cox's 90
HuGH's-Mayo's majority l2o
WALKERToN-Mayo's reported maj ID
KlDD's-Mayo's 30
LovESSTEIN's-Mayo's " 3
Most of the above mnjoritics were reported
before the close of the polls. The elect IN be
tween Mcssrs. Mayo and Cox is doubtful, and
can only be decided by full returns.
BY TELEGRAPH.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, May 28.-The following IS
the state of the polls here: For Congfess-M Mil
son, (Dem.) 635; Nenrville. 10. Attorney Cen
eral-Tucker $40. House of Delegates-Young
Dem. 63S; Murdaugh, Anne, l49; Tatem, Dem.
GEL; Herbert, 142.
GAINESVILLE NORFOLK Co. May Tucker
&C, Nilsson so. House of Delegates-Moody 73;
Carroll 81: Wilson l3.
SUFFOLK, May 28.-Riddiek' Dem 10 ahead
Of Wood.
for Senate, and Mallory for the House, are cleo
ted.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
PETERSBURG, May 23.-The Democratic tick
ct is elected. Good, Dem, for Congress, has6i
majority. Claiborne. Dem. for the Senate, 2i2
mai Brown, Dem, for the Iiouse.ol maj.
Election ouiet-and not more than 500 votes
npUed. Democratic majoritles range from W 10
100.
DINWIDDIE.
soUTIERLAND's DEPOT.
Al half mast . o'clock the vote stood for Rich'd
Shell 1S. James Roisseau 10, VIM Goode IT,
r. K. Collier. ID.
FAnyyIlIr. May 23-po!ls closcd-Dlckin-
con LOG. Goode IS, Collier Sd, } K Thicker az,
Baton 9, Southall 9.
PRINCE EpAARp c. Il. May %, ! o'clock
Dickenson ~, Goode 81, Tucker III.
CURpsvlLLE, BUCEINGiAM. May 70 = O'Clock
Patterson Al, Coghill 81, Bpndurant 30. Shep-
hard 81.
Nrw STORE. BUCKINGHAM, May ~23.-Shep-
hards majority here is q
ALrxASpRiA. May 2s.-Sn"waNn's majority
Co, Congress in town aud county is43l. Mcken-
.;s IA elected to the House of Delegates.