The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-09
ESPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE DISPATCH

CHESTER, Va, Nov. S.-1he official report
is rs follows: Daniel, 80; Porter. 13l ord
way, -. Wood, sheriff, Rad.. J ISL Moody.
sheriff, Con- 50. Worthington, Common
wealth's attorney, (Rad.,) 13l Clopton,
Commonwealth attorney, Con- 55. Beas-
~Circuit Court. Con- 81. Atkins, Com.
monwcalth's attorney, (Rad..) 1879; Coghill,
Commonwealth attorney, Conn., 81.
Wood. treasurer, (Rad.,) 131; Gill, treas
ilrcr, (Con.,) %. Aaprade, surveyor, Con-,
30. Hcnly, overseer Of poor, (Rad., l3l
Russell. ovcrseer of poor, (Con..) %. a.
CoALFIELD, Nov. S.-The election passed
off here perfectly tremendously. The whole
number OF votes cast was sos. Congress-
man, G. Fl. Porter, 256; Albert Ordway,
247. ptrter's majority g. "a Conservative
gain of 56.) Congressman at Larger. T.
Daniel, PAS. G.
MANCHESTER, Nov. S.-The Republican
majority is about 200, being Republican
loss. Moody. for Sheriff, runs ahead of the
ticket. Col. rdway is believed to have run
ahead of the county ticket. The Republi-
cans expected over 500 majority at this pre-
ciuct.
HANOVER COUNTY.
HANOVER, c. H., Nov. 8.--The following
is the full Congressional vote in this town.
ship: Irdwry, 2l6 ; Daniel, 172; Porter,
26j.
BEAVER Dam, Nov. S.-The following is
the official vote ut this precinct For Con-
gress-Danie), 1913; Ordway, 1872; Porter,
l43. County officers Haw, 179; Page,
1853: boswell, 1859; Denton. 1853; Vaughan,
10S; Wingtield, 157; &. II. Taylor, 1872
J. K. Taylor, 145; Mallory, 25s; Kim
brcugh, &c. .-.
Complete Conservative victory at this
Y,rep1rpf l)fbar nracinnfc nof vet hoard
from. ....~
ASHLAND, Nov. s.-The election passed
off qnietly. AS far as counted the vote
stands Ordway, 100; Porter, 101.
POWHATAN COUNTY.
PowHATAN, VA, Nov. S.-Powhatan De-
pot precinct: For Congress, Ordway
Conn, 81; Porter, 80. For County Clerk,
K. +. Graves (Con.), 93; E. j. Maddox
(Rad J, 50. For commemorative Attorney,
L. NJ. Miller. 177; no opposition. For
Sheriff, j. L. Petit (Con.), Sc; N. B. Jones
(Rad.), 50. For Treasurer: DR.. A. S..
Mayo, 1T: no opposition. For Superin.
tendent OF Poor, G. II. Henning (Con.) 90 !;
j. Lewis Ellis (negro), So. For County
Surveyor, j: e. Laprade, 17s; no opposi-
DINWIDDIE COUNTY.
REAMs STATION, Nov. 5.-The vote at this
place is 13l Republican and So Conserya-
tive.
PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG, Nov. S.-The aggregate vote
OF this city to-day was $500, against 1884
i'll the municipal election last May. Platt's
RAD majority 5ll. Mr.. Daniel, candidate
for Congress at lurge, gets ,6S2 votes, with
no opposition. The Radicals, though their
majority in the city is not so large two or
three hundred) rs they anticipated, are re-
ioicing over their success. Returns from
the counties OF The district are meagre, but
it is believed Platt is elected by a consider
able majority. P.
ALBEMARLE COUNTY.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov. s.--The
Conservatives carried this county, it is
thought, by 200 or more. In many places
the negroes voted the Conservative ticket
en- radsse. Conservative gains over the
whole county. Daniel received the whole
white vote, with opposition from Radicals.
"a slight row between whites and blacks at
Earlysville was Quilted without bloodshed.
BUCKINGHAM, AND
PRINCE EDWARD. ~
FARMvILLE, Nov. 8.-The election in
Prince Edward, Buckingham, and Appo-
mattox 18th district, passed off quietly.
The Republican county ticket is elected In
Prince Edward and Ruckingham, Rlyes's
majority In the three counties is probably
about I 900.
ANOTHER TELEGRAM.
From all l can learn Prince Edward has
gone Radical, although it is believed we
elect some Of our county officers. Lunen-
burg may do better. Nothing from there
YET No disturbance reported. f ,sr
BEDFORD COUNTY.
LIBERTY, VA, NOV. 8.-Liberty precinct:
Duke, 362 Hives, S59. No returns received