Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-30

sio1s District Col Wckham is undoubtedly cleo ed ey
considerable majority Mr.. Lyons the terepre-
sentative seems highly probably that Mr.. Dearnette
has beaten Er. Barbour ia the Eighth Congressional
District We are informed that the entire refugee vote
~ss cast for DejarneHe.
Tax MILITARY VOTE.
E.ekso.'s C,rps-The vote Of the majority of Vir-
nia regiments and batteries in Jacksons ccrps indi
Gates about so majority for Letcher, for Congress;
smiths majority over FlournOy sos. In three regi-
ments and the Irish Battalion, Imbodens majority is
COS In the same regiments, Mclaughlin, for the Sen
ate from the Rockbridge District has AZ majority
Frazier; Rouis and White large majority for the
House Of Delegates from Rockbrdge and for Shelley,
Harman and Walker from Augusta. Holiday leads
Boteler in JaeksOn's corps.
Gsfy BattaliOu.-FlOuTncy los Smith 40, MunfOrd 4.
Wickham or ! 10 over Lyons.
l7h Ia. RsqinsnL-Smth Isl, Fla = 90 Nun
ford Is; Imbo6sn l21, Price I26.-COngr, -Funsteu
282 Menefee iO.-Senats-Dulany ll6. Ash6y go, Tay-
Tor Z. H. Of D.--SnOWdeR 100. CazenOve 9.-B. P. W.
Stewart l5S, Bssll l6, Burwen 5.
Battery No. s lsth Va. Battaion) Wise so, Flour.
nov Al, Goggin 2l.-TuckeF %, MOrson 5-lmbOden
81 Price O. Wickham H. Senate-Haskins7. H. Of
ker /.
Congress Cd Dist-Whh6Sd A, Malone 25, God.
win /. Senate Southampton R. F. billiard 6. b. Of
DIV. H. PredOs 81.
Congress. 4.h DisE-GhOlson 4, Collier 8. Senrta
Norfolk Ci.y)-J Hardy Hendren 90 Il. Of D.-Ba-
ker 90.
liza VTrgiaia Rsgiulsst-M Majority for Eournoy 81
vote for MGnford 2 Price over ImbOden "a.
House Of -Delegates.-VOte chiefly cast for Dean
and Mari.
Hinausr-Co'd RarJOr-Flournoy, So; Smith, %;
Nunford, g. ImbodeR, 45 Price, Is; Tucker, SO;
Wiekham As LYONS % Senate-Gsrnett, Al Davis,
II. Il. Of D.-MOrTis, 50; GOOdal, IA; Fox, Z.
LOUISA COUNTY.
Gentry's Store Precinct-For GovernOr-Smith 15'
FlouruoY s. Munford l. For Lieut. GOvernOr-Price
20 Imboden / For Attorney General-Tueker 81.
For Congress-Dciarne te II, Barbour 8. For State
SenatOr-John Gay 2l. For County Delegates-Nelson
Is Winston Z.
Jackson Pre- nct-FlOurnoy IL Smith SO, NunfOrd l.
Tucker A. Dearuetie "A, Barbour 2. Gay So. Mel
son 50.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court House-Smith l2S, Flournoy 80. Price Il,
limbo len o.. Barbour So, Dearnette "a. State Sen
ats-Early 80. Patton l04.
GOrdOasvile-Smith As, FiOurnoy %. Price 81.
FREDERICKSBURG.
We hear verbally, that the vote between Smith and
FlournOy was about equally divided. Dejarnetts ma
jorY Barbour for Congress- about so. Vote very
snail owing to the absence Of large portion of the
Formulation.
In the SOth Virginia regiment Or, dericksbug) the
majority for Dejarnette is about IS. Smith, for Gov
ernor, about 10 msjOFity over EOurnOy.
sPOTsYLvANIA.
John L. Marye, Jr, is reelected to the House OF
Delegates from SpOsylvania county. Mr.. James Thom,
who was not a candidate, received a portion of the
refugee vote.
HENRICO.
u reported that Joseph J. English has been elected
20 the House Of Delegates fer Henr'co county, over
Robert A. Mayo.
REHABILITATION.
The military vote as far received, embracing part
Of Jaekson corps, shows majority Of about $50 for
Smith, and 600 for Imboden.
The result in this city and Petersburg gives "a
jOrity foe Fournoy, and $50 msjOrty for Price. We
have not summed up the precinct votes received from
various counties az We prefer to await full county
turns before preparing tabular exhibit.
The milt ~ and refugee vote embraces all the re
turns. from every direction, which have reached us-
The figures indicate close contest and several weeks
may eapse before the result is definitely ascertained
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