The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-07

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lwhite) and Hodges (nero) TO House of
Delegates from the town and county. Ma
Jority for ltest-oath and Acknowledgement
clauses, IL. Three hundred whites did not
vote. Negro strength po1ed. -
NANsEMoND AND ISLE OF WIGHT,
4 20 g3a Ia SUFFOLK, July 6.
Nansemond goes for Wells by small ma,
1ority. Thayer (RadicaD probably elected TO
House OF Delegates. Riddick Conservative
certainly elected to the Senate. Ti-faf :
,hinson Conservative elected to House
from Isle Of Wight. sgasa D1osENHs.
.NoTTowAY. ,.E... IT,.
. - BURKEvILLE, July 6.
The total vote at Nottoway Courthouse is
At, Of which 82O are for Wells and 1G7 for
Walker. ,G - - r.1...r2 s
: Other; precincts: Negro majority in 1867,
1,1S0. - - -. - :,
At Blacks and Whites precinct !: walker.
1874; Wells, 267. Four negro votes for
Walker Wells, one white vote. arf- :
+ Nottoway Courthouse precinct: Walker,
9s whites, 13 negroes; Wells, S13 negroes,
l White. ~fr- 81 -..:}-si JOHN.
BLACKS AND WHITES, July 6.
Walker, 134 Wells, 267-four negro votes
for Walker, one white vote for Wells. n
..'2'a -.'' {. ORANGE. -.
I r-..ie7 GogDoNsvILLE, July 6.
The result in this county as far as can be
aseertained is as follows ,a-F g.-E3Ti7
at Courthouse :306 whites and 388 CO.
lored votes 304 whites for Walker so
colored for Walker. Ga colored registered
who did not vote. - '-S9ie
At Barboursville 1914 whites and $50 CO.
lored votes. 1874 whites for Walker; 5 CO
lored for Walker. 81 colored registered who
did not vote. 9la1'0f ..
Estimated Conservative majorityin county
150 for Walker !; Mckenzie to Congress and
Grimsley to Senate, and 90 majority for DR..
PANEL for House Of Delegates. -]ih
No disturbances at polls. -@a #@
The colored majority in election of 1867,
292 in registration, 1872.
t PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG, July 6.
Only three Wards heard from. Vote
stands 1 ,10T for Walker and 2,159 for Wells.
The remaining Ward will reduce Wells's
majority 200 or 300.
PITTSYLVANIA. 1858
... es DANvILLE, July 6, 1869.
Danyille gives 275 majority for Wells-a
clear white gain Of over 400. Pittsylvania
has undoubtedly gone for Walker. Will
telegraph fully when all the precincts are
heard from. -r.T .. SAMBo.
Colored majority in 1867, 1,414. ',..a.
RINGGoLD, July 8.
Polls closed. Result:
O.0G ii Whites. Blacks.
Walker, 1926; Wells, 96. Against objec-
tionable clauses, 126.i
Everything passed off quietly, good feeling
prevailing throughout the day. a~h
.gya an DANyILLE, July G.
The election passed off quietly. About
threc-fourths of the registered vote was
polled. Majority for Wells i'll this town
about 260-a great falling off in the Wells
vote. At the county precincts heard from,
Walker was ahead. Probably a.close vote
in the county.
..t,r,r.r ,..r -~,a, DANvILLE, July 6.
7 have not the exact vote here, but Wells
has less than 800 majority, where his friends
expected 700 or 800. r7,ia
Whitmell, Beaver, and Ringgold, give
considerable majorities for Walker. Laurel
Grove, Wells's stronghold, about tie.
We have strong hopes of the county for
Walker and our county ticket. The ne
groes in this county have about 800 ma
jority registered. 5.
-.. PRINCE EDWARD,
.a FARMyTLLE, July 6.
Prince Edward gives Wells about 500 ma
jority, and almost 2 unanimous vote for
the constitution eXpurgated-a gain of 400
on last registration.
The majority of the blacks at the election
Of 1867 was 800. s5 .s u a-
The colored votes fall short by one-half
from their registration. At Farmville, Pros
pect, and Rice's, Wells's majority is 319.
The Courthouse and Darlington Heights
are yet to hear from. His majority will not
exceed 500 in the county. EE .".
( PRINCE WILLIAM.
MANASSAS JUNCTION, July 6.
For constitution, 39T against, D. For
Walker, 231 for Wells, 172. Mckenzie
CONSERVATIVE for Congress, 233; Whittle-
sey, 16s. Bryant Conservative for Legis-
lature, 225 Jones (RadicaD, 16O. All quiet.
..r-..c- PULASKI.
.s DUBLIN, July 6.
Nothing official Walkers majority is
supposed to be at least $50 in Pulaski
county. The whites voted nearly to a man
for Walker-about % blacks for Walker.
About 80 registered blacks did not vote at
all. Conservative candidate for the Legls-
latllre elected-increase of so. s.. @1.a
.-- sPOTSYLVANIA. : ~ 49,
FREDERICKSBURG, July 6.
Walker, 525; Wells, 313. Charles Hern-
.don is elected to the Senate, J. Fl. Kelly to
the House. Segar and Mckenzie, for Con-
gress, run with the Conservative ticket.
Number of negroes registered not voting,
40; whites, 15. No serious disturbance ut
the polls. Stafford county will give 700 and
Spotsylvania 800 majority for the ConserVa-
tive ticket-a gain of 800. I .1z@
u WYTHE.
WYTHEvILLE, July 6. =:
Walkers majority in Wythe county is
about 800. Fulton CONSERVATIVE is elected
to the Legislature. Clear gain OF 50O Oh
last election. Returns not complete. I.
..s u SOUTHAMPTON.
Jerusalem and Ivor precincts, 152 majority
for. Walker. County goes for Walker.
Black majority at registration 1867, 149---
at vote, 610.
-.aT>a.lE FRANKLIN, July +.
Result of elections at this place
Number of whites voting, 1856 ; number OF
negroes voting, 165. White vote for Wal
ker, 1874; colored vote for Walker,7 White
vote for Wells, none; colored vote for