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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

We trust that the result Of this election will
dispei all doubts from the minds of Northern
skeptics and cavaliers as TO the Union scnti-
ment of Virginia. The truth is, that from the
moment of LrscoLS's Proclamation there has
been bu. one party in Virginia. and that is
the party of Southern Independence and Ma
tionality. We are inclined to doubt whether
the Northern journals which denied this fact,
ever had any doubt about it; but if they had,
the election Of yesterday must have ended
their doVbts forever.
Having from the beginning advocated the
secession of Virginia, we are free to say that
this party, to which we were for time oppos-
ed, and which, previous to LIscoLs's Pro-
clamation, had large majority in the Viz
ginia Convention, commands our unbounded
admiration for the prompt, united and intre'
| pd front with which they unfurled the banner
| of Independence the first moment that th'
| real purposes of the military despotism a
| Washington were avowed. From that time u
| this, their whole souls have been gwen U
| the yindication Of the honor and glory OF VIZ
| o;nia : they are at this moment in the iron
rank Of its armies in every fight, they VII
be among the first, and in every retreat among
the last. Augusta county, the great strong
hold Of Unionism in Virginia, has sent NOR
men to the field tb an any other county in tn
State. and not a Union county can be nance
which is not attesting its devotion by saerihce
as great and courage as lofty as that whie
distinguished the most ardent advocates q
prompt action in Virginia.
We therefore invoke the enemies OF Virgin
no longer to lay the fattering JUNCTION to thei
souls that she is divided. She IS "One an
Indivisible," and ready and determined
conquer or die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24
Rare Liternlity.

LucIus L. LANrER, ESD, wealthy gentle
man Of Baltimore, has raised and uniformed a
company of a hundred and fifty gallant Mary
landers at his own expense, brought them to
Virginia, and is now providing for them til
they can be received into service, all at his
own cost. Such a spirit is worthy of the best
days of old Maryland, and proves that the
fres Of her ancient chivalry are not yet extinct
in her veins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24
Gen. Butler.

Major General BUTLER, whs has just taken
command at Fortress Monroe, is said to have
been an old Massachusetts Democrat. We
observe that some Of our cor temporarles COM
mare him with the late Stated Preaching But
LER" of New York. The name, BENJAMIN L.
BUTLER is the same, but the New Yorker, who
was a lawyer of eminence and also Demo
cratic politician, died some years ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

A fe!lo,c calling himself Coleman, who
proved to be Panitentiary convict, was de-
tected yesterday voting for the "Union tick
ct" in Monroe Ward, after having voted for
the same ticket in Madison Ward. On learn
ing who he was, and his base proceedings, the
indignant populace clsmored for his Instant
execution, but the police, by superhuman ex-
ertion, saved the wretch from merited punish
ment and carried him off to the cage, accom-
panied by about 400 persons. He will no
doubt be allowed to serve the State in some
useful, though not honorable, employment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24
The HHutIer GuardS.N

We have rarely seen a finer company than
the "Butler Guards" of gallant South Caro-
lima, which mustered upon Main street yester-
day. Every man looked every inch horo.-
When tho day Of trial comes, the military rep
resentatves of that heroic State will achieve
for themselves and for their noble Common
wealth such renown in arms, as has never been
surpassed in Greek or Roman annals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

The Noyor had but few cases before him
Yesterday. Christopher Mitchell was arraigned
for assaulting Joseph Peasants and being too
familiar with u female named Susan Mosley, q
free negress from Powhatan county, who has
been living in the city for a year past contrary
to law, not having certificate of her register.
Mitchell was sent down for further hearing.
Mosley was ordered 90 lashes, and directed to
migrate back to Powhatan.- George Cook, q
free negro from Norfolk, arrested for not car
rying a register, was let Off.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24
T.aeueudecce OF Virginia.

The vote of yesterday has consummated the
nc, of the Virginia Convention, and the proud
Old Dominion IL once more an independent
Republic. 1t now only remains for the arms
of her sons to maintain that independence,
and they will do j, if it costs war three
times az long rs the American Revolution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

The "Greys," very full company, fully
armed and equipped, arrived from Louisa
county, via the Central Railroad, yesterday
They are commanded by Capt. Sargent, and
will go into service Immediately. Old Louisa
has furnished three or four companies for ser
vice during the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

Hy personal COMFORT w hatever the vo"a'
ton or however great the means for enjoy men
man can feel perfectly happy who is af1tct t.
feet ana it's really Singular that any one will
suffer with such apnoyAnces when he can SC
readily fud relief. There Is now at the Spots
WOOD HOTEL, in this city, Chirorodist OF emi
nence-Dr SCHLossER-wh no has cured the under
sands of crowned heads, rs well as many OF gu
own citizens without the use of the knife IN a yer,
short time, and all OF them testify 10 his grsa
skill in his profession. We therefore advise ou
raaders-the ladies' as well a. the ,oldiers-to pa,
hi nj visit at his rooms at once, and obtain i'm
mediate relief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

We hope we have seen the last of Northern
journals secular, religious, literary, and po-
litical-in the South. No Southern man should
even permit one of the things to enter his
family. It ought to be an indictable offence
to sell one Of them in the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

4, IL Again.-Mr Ro. J. Christian, with Il
liberality and generosity which shows Chris
tian spirit, presented yesterday, to Capt. Ro.
A. Tompkins' company, splendid box of to-
| bacco. 1t proved a very acceptable present,
and the members Of the corps will ever bear
him in remembrance for his kindness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

Cool--The weather for the past week has
had winterish tendencies. Occasional rains
have fallen, doing away with the necessity for
the use Of the dust extinguisher. Over head,
yesterday, feeting clouds were chasing each
other across the face of the horizon eontinu-
ally. On terra frma, gentle, cool breeze
conSpired to make locsmotiOn an agreeable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

The Regiment Of Louisiona Volunteers here
tofore stationed at Fairfield, marched from
this city towards the East yesterday in pursu-
ance of orders received from headquarters
The regiment numbered twelve hundred and
thirty men, all told. They were saluted and
heartily cheered on passing the encampment
of the Howitzer Battalion, and returned the
greeting in kind, with interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

Home Guard-The Home Guard Of this city
is now in good working order and capable of
rendering the most efficient service in case
their services are demanded by the exigencies
of the times. Though composed for the most
part of aged men, majority know how to use
offensive weapons in way that would be
found entirely convincing by any number OF
"invaders." The battalion is in charge OF
Col. Wyndham Robertson, assisted by compe
tent aids, who, together with their commander
have at various times subjected the Guard to
rigorous drilling. The battali,n consists Of
four companies, each numbering over one
hundred men above 10 years of age. Among
them are ministers of the Gospel, lawyers
doctors, retired merchants, and men Of all
other departments of business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

Steamer 4. II. .SchHlts.-Capt. Hill announ-
ces his summer programme through our col
umns this morning. We are glad to observe
that this staunch little steamer continues her
trips. The blockade does not affect the
Schultz.
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SEND Us THE NEWS!

Our friends At the various camps and places
NJ rendezvous and elsewhere, will confer a
favor by sending to us any interesting intel
i,sence, at the earliest practicable moment.
for publication. We desire to keep our readers
Informed In regard to every thing that trans
piree, and will pay an adequate compensa-
tion for import nt news.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

Departure Of Troops.-The LIST Regiment of
South Carolina Volunteers, Col. Maxcy Gregg,
commanding, left the city yesterday, marching
orders having been received on Wednesday.
As the gallant representatives of the chivalry
and manhood Of the Palmetto State deployed
through the various streets en- route for tie
point Of embarkation, they were everywhe
received with the most unmistakable demon
STATIONS of pleasure and qualification, and
mental as well as vocally expressed wishes for
| a victorious journey and happy return were
freely showered on them.
A member of the Regiment requests us to
publish the following as soldiers farewell:
To the Richmond Ladies God bless them for
| their kindness to us. We go cheerfully to
| meet the foe; rest assured that our vile enemy
shall never desecrate your homes until they
| have first trodden over the bodies of our regi-
| ment. A GRATEFUL CARoLINIAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

The sunskine was rather too hot to be COM
Portable yesterday. gentle South wind,
however, counterbalaneed all drawbacks. The
pedestrians were never more thickly sprinkled
about Il streets and ON the pavements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

Tie Ladies.-Certainly the Richmond Ia
dies deserve all the praise that all the poets
have eyer written il honor of tho sex. The
self. sacrificing devotion that has impelled
them to devote thoir time aud energies to fit.
ting out our brave defenders, will be appro-
priately remembered on high il not here
Hundreds Of them daily at work, and they
do not seem to weary Of well-doing. All hon
or to the ladies of Richmond Had we the
power we'd vote each single one engaged in
the good work. hero husband.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

Raising Flag.-A splendid flag of the
Confedrate States was raised yesterday, at the
locksmithing establishment Of Mr.. VIM. W.
Snead, on Tenth, between Main and Cary
streets The raising Of the emblem of South
ern independence was witnessed by large
crowd and was made the occasion of FREE
interchange of opinion on the subject ofSouth-
ern Rights between a number of citizsns.-
If Old Abe don't think we are united
On one point at least-that of opposition to his
Inalgn rulo--let him come incog, to see one OF
these Virginia flag raisings. After hearing
what is usually said in his honor, he would
pray for a longer pair of legs than he already
has.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

~ Persons at distance forwarding 'heir
subscriptions by Express, are requested 70
write the names Of their respective fost-oI-
fc.s l.Stblv In their letters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

We are informed that a new Artillery com
pany is being formed in this city, of which Col
Thos. II. Ellis is to be Captain. Col. Z. for
merry commanded the Fayette Artillery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

The Oglethorpe Rifle Battalion, from Savan-
nah, Georgia. arrived via Petersburg Railroad
last night. They are fully armed and equip
ped. We should judge there were about 500
of them in line
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

Persons desiring to write to members Of the
"peyton Artillery" will direct to Yorktown
via Williamsburg, care of Captain J. Pcyton
4th Artillery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

A mulatto drirer of wagon, named Clinton,
was kicked in the breast by one Of his horses
at the corner # Clay and 18th street yester-
day evening, and was go severely injured
that his life was despairsd Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

he are informed, by those competent to
Judge, that Tyler's Hill Ia locality near Rock
etts) is magnificent place on which to plant
battery, as it commands the Williamsburg
road and all others coming into Rockets, rs
well as the terminus of the York River Rail
road, the harbor of James river and its i'm
mediate approaches, besides the other side of
the river. No doubt the subject will receive
proper attention when anecessity arises for its
direction towards the purpose of home de-
fence Were 10000 vandals to get safely out
of Fortress Monroe and start for Richmond,
we do not believe that one-tourth Of the
scourdrcls would ever live to reach the capt.
tai, unless they did so like chained spaniels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

A man named Sulman Bickford, was arrested
yesterday on the oath If a citizen, charging
him with being Northern spy. The party
was put in the guard house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

Butler 0xard-This admirable body Of ciii.
zen soldery Il known - q crack company IN
the volunteer service of the old Palmetto
State. Capt Hoke's reputation, and that OF
his "boys," has extended in their native State
from their mountain home tGreenville Dis
trict) to the seaboard. Before this war is
ended, they will make a reputation that Will
be known all over the country, South and
North. They had the honor Of being chosen,
on their arrival in Richmond, as the right
company of the Second Regiment South Car
DINA volunteers, J. B. Kershaw Colonel COM
manding--a post of honor and danger in time
of war. The Guards have made themselves
very popular since their arrival in this city
Previous to the starting of the Palmetto boys
yesterday, the Butler Guard, who on that
morning, for the first time, appeared IN their
new fatigue dresses, IN arched down Main street
for some distance, and, on returning, honored
the SO Dispatch Office with present arms, for
which compliment We return them many aud
sincere thanks. May each man Of the corps
bag dozen of the invaders. We could hope
for nothing that would please the Guard bet
| ter-or ourselves, for that matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

OF yesteruHy, sdyE:
The frgates Cumberland and Minnesota are
at Old Point. The Monticello has disappear
ed Perhaps she has gone TO New York to
repair damages. The Wabash and Colorado
ara expected in day or two.
There were in Ham pton Roads yesterday,
6 steamers, large and small schooners,
hanks. / sloop- OF war, brig and brigantine,
Eighteen schooners are at anchor in MIL
Greek.
We learn that several large steamers came
in Yesterday, and were lying of Fort Monroe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

~ We wish IL distinctly understood that
postage stamps ~fH NOT be receiVeo In pay
ment for subscriptions TO the Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

TAree Regiments Of infantry have been or
dered away, and will leave tho city some time
this forenoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

Judge Lyons Court was not In session yes
terdsy, owing TO the election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

MORE PRIvArggR PRIZgs.-Already the pri-
vateers from this port have reaped harvest
This morning three ships have been captured
by two privateers, and the net monetary re-
suits are $3.50 600. Good work that for forty
eight hours ~ o. Data, Isth.
The same paper Informs us that two OF
these prizes consist of the ship Marshall, In
ballast, Capt Sprague, from Havre, via Key
West; the ship Enoch Train, Capt. Burweil
from Singapore cargo, 4, AIS sacks Of salt.
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TIKI WEEKLY LINE TO IND'0H on DH0
On and after SATURDAY, 95th Of May, tia
Steamer A II. Sc HULTZ viii commence r9nniGR
TRGWPFETY bstween RICHMOND and WIND
SOR SHADES on the Ctickahomtny klver
Ths SCHULTZ will leave her wharf al Kock-
atis for WINDSOR SHADES every TU ESDAi 4,
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY MOkNiNoo, al .
o clock prec sely. .rco, ou.DrS
f,r PiCHNt,ND eyery MONDAY, w I'D SEsDAh
aud fRIDAY MORNINGS, at the same hour;
The 5, HULTZ will connect ie2ular!y wild the
Cars to anu from Petersburg, at City folnt' potn
Freis hts win be received at her W arf from i;
NJ. to Ct p. NJ, every Monday wednesday anu
Friday. .,,,. .,,r.xad
Freights coming to Richmond Will be dehVefeu
Immediately on the arrival ~ the steamer
Richmond, May 24,h, 1881. ny =a-ini
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

The Tariff bill, passed by the Confederate
Congress, fixes the duty on silk at ID cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

DIED.
On the 25d inst, Mr.. JOHN Z. HARBis, In the
seth year of his age.
His funeral " Ill be preached at his Residence,
In Pow batsp county, this day tFridsy, 2ah inst y
at 81 o'clock p. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24
RRy. DR. NoRwoop.-Ths Washington Sta,

RRy. DR. NoRwooD.-Ths Washington Star
says:
We understand that al meeting Of the Vestry
of Christ Church, Georgetown, held on Mon
day evening last, II was decided that the re-
fusal of DIR. Norwood to comply with the let
ter of Bishop Whittingham was a matter for
that gentleman to settle with his Bishop and
his conscience, and one with which they (the
Vestry) had nothing TO do.
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MADISON WARD

a7s: A. A. Morson, 10; Thomas Broun. l i;
n. b. Hill. |: For Ordinance Of seeessi ION,
.nsndment TO the Constitution on the tax
a auestion, 1,ia4 against it, "a. Senate
Judge John Robertson, ,o47 Jos. r. Ander-
son, 243 House of Delegates-W yndham Rob
son rs Thomas H. Wynne, e55; d. J Saun-
ders. 2s4 N B. Hill, 2ST Gnstavus A. My
ers. "a Robert F. NORRIS, "a scattering, ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

sl0ndl services,
DIR. sCHLossER
Will remain
IN RICHMOND
LONGER.
DIR. NJ. SCHLOSSER,
SURGEON CHIROPODIST, |
Takes this opportunity of returning thanks to the |
Ladies' and Gentlemen of Richmond, for
their numerous and catering tes-
timonials which they have
placed at his disposal,
which fully
endorse
EFFICACY OF HIS MODE OF TREATMENT,
And has TO state that, by
CARE y L 1T Q
ACTUAL PRACTICE,
he has rendered himself master OF this impor-
tant but neglected branch OF Surgery
which has been consigned TO
AcLAss OF AEs wHosB
SUPP RENE Il o K A
has thrown obloquy upon those who have noth
the wish and power to alleviate pain and
PROLONG LIFE.
DIR. @ II LO r
Has the satisfaction of stating that where care
less or incompetent practitioner simply
produces
MONETARY RELIEF,
he guarantees that his patient will n nd
NO RECURRENCE OF THE DlshAsE'
and will entirely obviate the possibility OF
FUTURE ANNOYANCE,
from either of these -
CONSTANT DAILY SUFFERING
ARE PERMANENTLY CURED
In a few iuutes. without
CAUSING THE
LEAST PAIN
| or inconvenience, either during their
REMOVAL, OR AFTERWARDS.
DIR. SCHLOSSER
Has the satisfaction OF laying before the public a.
his
CONSULTING ROOMS.
| as a proof OF the
EXTRAORDINARY SATISFACTION
GIVEN By HIS
TREATMENT
numerous list Of Testimonials frem
CITIZENS OF
THE HIGHEST
ANDlNt
IN RICHMOND;
Also, from members Of the
ROYAL FAMILIES OF EUROPE,
As well as
| SrMBERLBss ONES FROM
STATESMEN,
DIPLoMATIsTs,
CLERGYMEN,
PHYSICIANS.
MILITARY CELEBRITIES,
AMBASSADORS,
MERCHANTS, An
THIS COUNTRY
AND EUROPE.
DR.. SCHLOSSER
VIII positively remain in
!, RICHMo IND
j., CONSULTING ROOMS,
rrHx
y SPOTSW HOTEL,
Pariors No. Ill and liz.
ne Private Entrance on Main street. m
|. ~ No professional connection with any one
r the city. or elsewhere. my ia
1
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-, TO THE EDITOR OF THE
AA RICHMOND DIsPATCH-DBAR SIR: |
heard gentleman say that he had seen IN some
PAPER where there Was an old Revolutionary
sword, with seven stars one side, representing
the first colony, and on the otner sids thirteen
stars. representing the Independent states, II
any one will 70 TO the camp at Ashland they Will
there sec hung TO the side of nay son, WY. FIKLD
MANN Of the Amelia Light Dragons, bis great
grandfather sword, ground to scythe- blade
edge, with the same polish that Field Mann, the
said great grandfather, wore ~ the heyotnHeha-
ry war OF 10. SfENEbH a. hhHA,,
my Z7-sTu* Finney Mills Amelia, va.
z-~-. SOLDIERS AID FUN ID The
Executive Committee OF this Asscela-
ton meet every day, at the Office OF the Nlfglaia
Life Insurance. Company, to receive Applications
EXEcCTIvg COMMITTEE:
JOHN pUkCELL, Chairman.
hAM'L J. HARRISON, Treasurer.
JOHN ENDERs, ] COMMITTEES to
WIN. @ PAINE, receive contri-
nv Alt DAVID J. BURR,> buttons.
- AN EXCELLENT SITE FOR A
d POWDER MlLL-Five miles from the
city The owner would like to unite Win some
one whe has capital to rebuild aud work u on
shares note addressed TO - D. Z. J" anu
dropped in the Post Office, will meet with az
teutiou. my -
60. NAVAL LIGHT ARTILLERY
81 Persons wishing to enlist 1or AK
this branch Of the Naval service, Will ap- EIA
ply at the NAVAL Rem DEVIOUS, cor ItlssAkkS
noi u o"'' anu VIM H PARKEh
list Lieut.. Va. Navy.
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a FIVE DOLLARS Kew A1D.-

al FEV DULLANS r. 4. " Il " ~ -H1EN-
& away from the subscriber. on q h lust,
-kfS ELIZA, slave, properly OF h w. rhoin
Do assou Esq who Is about 35 years old, Of
msd ium size dark brown skin, has d burn
or car On QUE OF her cheeks, and lisps wntn
Speaking. Eliza may probably be found at the
house of her sister, Fannie White, on 7th, north
of Broad street, In this city: The above reward
Will be promptly paid Tor her dellVeiy 70 D. a.
COOKE, at Exchange Hotel, or TO .,o
ALBERT S. JONES,
my 24-Gt In Hanover County.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-24

nm RUNAWAI-Ur enttcad OF, ON III ES-
ca DAY, my BOY George-ago, hity; color,
IA gingerbread; IA low. Uses about I'd street
"a Snd Hofmans, at the foot of Poor House
Lkshil snaves siaves, aud has shaved some
soldiers latterly on sundays. ~
my 24-itN IL, I. TAI Lph.
xu-. FOR RENT HOUSE on Shockoe Htll
Rs:a with six rooms, completely furnished, with
AA-A in ten minutes walk Of the Post-Ofico. II
good tenant terms will be Sccl mm0daIing. For
particulars, address "a. o. G." at this of1ce
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JRPrERsoN WARD.

po.rd of puhlic Works-A. r. Holladay,
1o5I: T. l.. Broun, S; J. R. Anderson, 500
sans,a- Iobn Robertson, 500; j r. Anderson,
It's; scattering, 20. House OF Delegates-In1
A. Morson, 1s3; John o. E Sseger' I0' sanuasrs
45S: Wyndham Robertson, 6ss; scattering, 10Y
For amendment to Cons titution, $40; against,
a.. For Ratification, 116l; against, /.