The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-29
VIRGINIA STATE ELECTION.

We give below such returns as hsv.
reasaed Us of the election held yesterday fcl
Governor, Lieutenant G Go-ernor, Copsressmen
Attorney General, Safe Senate, and House o
Delegates:
CITY OF RICHMOND.
Jefferson IIard.-For Governor Thos
Fiournov, 25l; VIM Smith, I2I; Geo w Nun
ford, ll9. For Lieutenant Governor: Sam
Price. 2i6; John d Imtoden, 2Cl; JAS w t'aef
icy, 2;A For Attorney General: II TucA er
325. For Congress: WINS Carter Wickha, I
3l3; Jas Lyons, l72. For State Senate Geo
w Randolph, 80; r o Haskins, I46 For
House of Delegates: Wyndhsm Robertson.
52''; David Saunders. l96 Thos ii Wynne,
lS4, Wm Taylor, lSi; David Burr, 1872;
Ti.os b Bigger, l26, Richard + Walker, 81;
lAsrkin w Glazebrook. 80.
Madison Uard-For Governor: T S
Flournoy, 377 VIM Smith. l1.}; Geo w Nun
ford, 2l7. Refugee vote-for Smith, 2O7; for
hlournoy, lO7; for Munford, As Ii. u,enart
Governor: Samuel Price, A7O; JD Imbcden,
$50 Rsfngea vote-for lmboden, ISf; for
Price, l4s. City vote for Attorney General :
Tucker 7sl. Congress: w C 'Wickham,
doipb, 63s; Il o Haskius, Ill. House of Del.
egasee: Wyndham Robertson. $50; d Saun-
ders, '3l2; l. w Glszsbrook, l65; Thomas II
Wynne, 27S; r Walker, 1856; VIM Taylor.
A; d Burr, d0l; Thos B Bigger, 26S.
Monroe Uard.-For Governor Thomas s
tiouinoy, 40; w Munford, 223; Wm Smith,
lol.a For Lieut. Governor: SamI Price, 4lS
John ID Imbode0, 33S; JAS w Shetfey, g. For
Attorney General John Il Tucker, 6S2 For
Congress: WINS G. Wickham, 4S6; Jas LYONS.
200 For State Senate Gao w Randolph, COG;
Haskins, IA. For House Of Delegates
Wyndham Robertson. Alb; ID j Burr, BIZ; d J
Saunders 4oo; Thos Bigger, 1872: Thomas II
I.cr in
Walker, LA, VIM TaslnE, f5 -
CAMP 18TH Va. RECT, May 2S
For Governor Flournoy, 6l; Smith, 81;
Munford, 8. Lieute nant tGovsrnor-Price So;
Imboden, SO; Edmondson, l. Attorney Gsn-
sral-Taeksr, So. Csngrsss-Wiekham, 7e;;
nond city-Rantolph, o. HaskiIs, 9. He' T.
rico and Hanover coun,ies-Garnetf, 49, D i.
Wis, 2. House Of Delegates Richmond city =
Robertson, 30; Wynne, l6; Bigger, lG; Sa 1n-
ders, II; Walker, 6; Taylor, l. Henric -
Mayo, %; English, 3; Carter, 9. Hanove p
Fox, l2 Goodall, 5; Swift, 2 Morriss. t.
Constable for District No. Henrico-T bos.
E. Wsst, IL.
HENRICO COUNTY.
Court Honss-For Governor: Thor ,as s
Flournoy, 422; VIM Smith, l73; Geo W Mun
ford, 134. For Lieutenant Governor: Iuo E,
lmboden, 393; Samuel Price, 2S9 For Alto. =
ney GeperaI: X Tucker, $50. For Com
grees: VIM C. Wiekham, 342; Jameg Lyona
l76. For State Senate: John Il Ga nett, 361
John N Davis. 1886. For House e>f Delegates
Ro A Mayo, 3l9; jos English. ;0S.
RsTuaHE VOTE
The refugee vote for Coly.rsss, Board Of
Pablo Works, S.nate, and House of Dsls.
gates, was not counted wb.en the polls ware
closed. For Congress, tv om tho Winchesse er
district, the vote at the City Court House is
close between A. Il. 'Botelsr and +. w. NJ.
Holiday. For Boar of Public Weeks for
the Third District mo ct Of the votes C ist were
for r. Besll. = rem other Cong fessi onal
districts the vote is small. From the ID or
Norfolk district il is believed that Col. d j.
4odwm leads IT, poll in this city, over Messrs.
PaIham, Hume aud Malone For the State
eloss vote between K. l.. Moore and A. T..
HammoAd. For the House OF Dele gates from
Jefferson county most Of the votes cast were
Tor j. Y, Beali and VIM. Burnett, and from
Barkeley county for Israel Robine On and Ro.
w, Hunt or.
BY Te egraph
LYr. .CHfURG, May 28-The vote in the city
pFop,r resulted as follows: Floprnoy, 42I;
Smith, lG5; Munford, II. Price, 49, limbo.
gcsR.
pETERaBuRG, Nav 2S-The election is pro.
pressing quietly. Kelley probably elected to
the House Collier has large maturity FOB
Congress. The vote for Governor is divided.
Sm:.h and Munford run ahead of Flournoy.
fssCnyD pIsPATCH
PETERSBURG, May %, P. M-Polls closed
Collier ga, Gholson DAP. A. NJ Kelly elected
"a House. Smith 535, Munford l76, Fla.urnoy
I6O. Imbodep J79, Price 4O6 Tucker $40.
Partial reports from the counties adisce ut in
dictate tie reelection of Collier by u large
majority.