Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17
ELECTION GrIDyo

Ptisyiyania and Halifax vote together in th,
election Of a Senator. Tae retlrns received max,
it pretty clear that Keen is elected.
For House o; Delegates the vote stands:
Caiiaads-Clark, IS Finney. 90 Ravsdale AZ
PIttSyirGnla O.. H-ClsrS, 1873 Finney. %
Ragsdlle, 1873
Rossers CLARK, II FinDey, 70, Ragsdale So.
BeqreTs'-Clark, II Finney, 7. Ras sdale. l6.
HhitmeH-Clark, u Finney, 70 Rsgsdae, l3
The vote for House Of Delegates at Carmel. Clio.
yer, Scottsburg and Halifax c. H., not reported
ELIZABETH CITY.-For Congress- Gusts, ~ ;
Mayo, I Christian ?. Seuate-Robert II. Power
l46 G. NJ. Hubbard, 45. For House Of Dele
gates.-Siies King, l46 Sidney smith. 81 L. e.
Bowden, Is.
We learn that Smith is elected 70 the House of
Delegates in the district of which Elizabeth City
forms apart.
GABLES CIrY.--ln the Charles City Senatorial
district tNinth) Robert H. Power is elected
Sussex The Court House, Stony Creek and
Henry precincts give Millson 81 Kilby, , Chan
dle-, ?. Three precincts 20 hear from.
GREENvILLE-The following is the full vote of
this county For yress.-Mlson, ll3 VIII
son, ~ Kilby 3 Chlldler s. For Senate
Alexander, lW. For House Of Delegates. --Mer-
rift, n DrumgOole, 90.
Alexander IS no doubt elected to the Senate.
AUGCsTA.-At StauntoR-Stuart received 279;
Lewis, u. At WayneSbOrO- l07 Lewis,
5 Messrs- John B. Baldwin, Addison Waddell
and George Baylor excited - the House of Dele
gates.
ALBEN ,RLK The incomplete vote of this coun.
T. for Congress stands For Stuart, 255 Lewis,
$50.
RoczISeHAM The vote in Harisonburg for
Members Of Congress, resulted----Stuart, 260
Lewis, l9l.
CHARL JPylliesElrg.-A friend writes -
The following vote was cast at this precinct
For C0HgrcSy-RObert Riigway, 60 A Fitz.
patrick, 3 RiiywaJ's majority So
Stcte SeHQte-Wn. NJ Hannah. "a: Charles W.
Button, H. Hanaah's majority 40.
House Of DeicgGteS-Dr. William E. Dodsou
90 William +. Scott, 8 George W. Hardy l.
RidgwRy has doubtless received the almost
unanimous vote OF this county. Delegates in
doubt, with chances in favor of Hardy. The vote
here small farmers b,iny seeding wheat and
gathering corn.
For the Constitutional Amendment &c against
il. none.
BorEroURT-The vote for Stuart for Congress
was nearly unanimous The same for Boyd, for
Senate and Word for House OF Delegates. The
latter had no competitor
HANOvER pr. T. j. Woodbridge carries the
oouuty Tor House Of Delegates by some four hun.
dred majority.
CASTERS SCORE learn that the counties
Of Accomac and Northampton have me by large
majOrities for Gusts for Congress, but we have
not been furnished wish the figures.
ROCKB2IDGE.-In this county ID. Archibald
Graham aud DR.. James Mcdowell Taylor are
elected 10 the House OF Delegates.
The county gives large majority for Stuart for
Congress.
samuel Mcdowell Moore carries the county by
considerable majority for the Senate butt is
doubted whether it is sufficient 70 overcome the
majority given In Nelson for his competitor, D. S.
q. Cabell.
ALBEMAzLE-ScottsrilIe. The following is the
vote polled at this preciat on Ths'sday
For Congress. Lewis a., Stuart -,
For Senate .-Gslt g.
For Hoase Of Delegates Turner %, Wood 90.
scattering l. For amendment to the Constitution
90.
1t is believed that Lewis has carried Abemsrle
BY small majority, but if so the result in the
District will not be Affected StuaIt being elected
by large majority.
PRISCE WILLIAM COCSTY.--The following is
the vote cast at Occ0quan Mckenzie 6S, Miner
Lee, candidate for State Senate, received
votes. For House OF Delegates Brawner received
80 votes Haishp y, bennington 8.
FREDERICK CoUSTY.--A telegram from Win.
cester states that COnrAIs majority in that coun-
" FREDERICK is 29S over Mckenzie.
No poll was opened At AccOtiuk Oh Thursday
last the commissioners not appearing IL is un.
derstOod that the people Of Accotink desire a ter
ritorial government aud opposed To voting
under the present regime. 50 says the Alexan,
dria State Journal.
CAROuNL-vOle thin. Two precincts 10 Le
he ard from.
COngrsSS.-Joseph Christian, l64 VIM. Il. 3.
Custis, 40; b. b. Douglass. ~ Ro. Mayo, it,,
"a Mr. Christian supposed 10 ive carried the
county by small ClOyity.
SeHGte.-L. Washington, $40; 10 opposition.
House IF DeicgcteS.--Wm 4. b. Wyatt, 267
Lowell p. Tod, 70 John V. Hean, IS Mr.. Wyatt
elected by large majority.
Unanimous vote Tor Constitutional amend.
ment
ORANGE Annexed is an official statement of
the election held in this county on the twelfth in
slant
For CoHgreSS-B. J. Barbour, 479 votes John
: Pendetl n, q votes NJ NJ Lipscomb I.
For State SeRGtt.-JOhn h. Lee, 81 James
r. Sener, IS votes Joseph sanford IS votes
VIM. II. Brown, II votes.
For House Qf DelegGtey--G. J. Browning 4O3
votes; P. J. EggbO5n, 43 votes E. A. Free nan,
~ votes.
For tie Amendment 47O votes against it 5
votes
The official vote Of Culpepsr has not been heard
from, but it is believed that G. J. Browning has
been elected to the House by from 100 to 10 ms-
jority.