The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-08
NO. III.

'''e'1'' Dy from lso to 200 majority.
AUGUSTA COUNTY.
!sTAuNroN, November THE Cons.rv,.
I've majority here is 113; Wayneahoros
Conservative majority, "A; Fishersvilie'
Conservative majority, AZ; Verona. CO..
sServatlve majority, "a; Motlnt S;dnor
conservative majority, 63: Monnt Snio5y,
Conservative majority, 70: Parnaso,s on' Ton'
serYatiVe majority, 40 Sineersyiile Gov
| sesYaeYe majority, 90; Spring Hi1i Cor
: ,nn Sc. .vaClve majority, %. There are several
pf pfeI.acIs th 10 near from. There is no doubt
Satas q, .ne eiectlon of the Conservative candi-
po,Io. 0oc9Fan for the Senate, and Hanger.
DeIenatoa anu Llehtner, for the house of
Doiesates-irom Augusta county.
CAROLINE COUNTY
M.Lt0RD, November 7.-Needwood nre-
elnct, Radical m9j m9jori,y-unotiieiaI Paedv
Cnurcn precinct, 42 Conservative maioritv
;aoit ;Soiaehsv.iie precinct, 81 Conservative ma.
from Caroline. Consery ystiyes coUrv news tSs
county by one hundred and fsty or two
hundred majority.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
ABINGDON, VA November -Four pre-
c,nctS hear0 from. The election passed of
quietly Conservatives Cummings, 4a6
Hopkins, 326; Fulkerson, 40; Campbell
4lo; Kelly, ~. Radicals r. w. Hughes.
. iA Pipnin, i'll. Returns include Abin9.
aon and Goodson. Eight precincts to hear
from. Cummings and Fulkerson (Con.
| serVati7es) probably elected.
! NANsEMOND COUNTY,
SUFFOLK, November THE following Ia
toe vote ut this place For Senate: Boykin
lConservative), III; Darden (Radican, lit.
. For House: Kelly CONSERVATIVE, 115
] Larsetter (Radical), 10S.
Reports from other precincts indicate @
| conservative majority in the county.
HALIFAX COUNTY.
CLOVER, November THE average ma.
jorty for the Radical ticket at Scottsbure
i Is IS.
GLOVER DEPor. November THE ave-
rage majority Of the Radical ticket ut this
precinct is about 105.
CLOVER, VA, November For Senate
Davis (Couseryatye), SO; Nutting (Radi-
. cal), 1sS. For House of Delegates !: McPhall
! CONSERVATIVE, 50; Wiley. 10; Leigh, IS ;
! Coleman, Stovall, and Freeman (Radicalsl,
| 1SS each.
! Scottsburg.-For Senate Davis (Conser-
vative), 1oG; Nutting (RadicaD, 1872. For
House of Delegates: tIcPhail (CouserYa.
! tive. 106; Wiley and Leigh, 105 each /;
Coleman, Stovall, and Freeman (Radicals),
1Sl each. Wiley, Leigh, Coleman, and
Freeman, are colored men. ..- ..
! BosToN, November AT Halifax Court
! house the Radical majority IS ILL., To the
credit OF the colored people be it said,
| nearly one hundred voted the Conservative
ticket. Unofficial reports from other pre-
cincts indicate that the county has gone
| Radical. .. -.a
! BosroN, November 7.-Courthouse Pre-
cinct Nutting {Radical), 1863; Davis (Con-
! scrvative), 257. Sc0ttsburg: Nuttng, 1872 /;
| Davis, 10G. The tickets were voted gene
rally without scratching. One hundred
voted the Conservative ticket. Had the
twhites turned out en- masse the Conserva.
tves would have triumphed. 1t is gene
rally thought the Radicals have elected
their ticket; but the more sanguine Of the
Conservatives believe that they have
gained the victory. Will send official vote
to morrow. ...~
DINWIDDlE COUNTY.
REAMs's STATION, November But lit
tie interest WAS manifested in the election
The following is the vote at this precinct
For Senate: W. n. Stephens (colored
RadicaD, 101; w. S. Good~yn (Conserva
tive), Al. For House of Delegates: W. t
Perkins (RadicaD. 1O1; John Dodson (Con
servative), 35; j. s. Keller, S5. Henry
for sheriff, W. Nj. Field CONSERVATIVE fol
treasurer, and Colonel Atinus Mason Eco
! loreO for superintendent of the poor.
CITY OF PETERsBuRG-ARREsT OF PRINTERS
PETERSBURG. VA, November THE
election passed of quietly, no disturbance
or excitement Of any kind prevailing, ant
| follows: For Senate G. G. Rives (Conser
| yasive), 1,4S0 R. G. Greene (RadicaD, 2,0I5
For House of Delegates a. P. Arche
Conservative, l, ,4S6; j. w. Friend (Con
servative), 1,4Sl; j. p. Evans (Radlcal)
, 2.044; j. NJ. Mathews, 2,046. The Radica
| candidates for the lower house are both ne
| groes. The majority for the Radicals i
greatly reduced from that of lest year, ant
would have been more so but for absenc
Of many Conservatives from the polls.
The sale. of Poplar Lawn was defeated b.
large majority.
Most OF The printers employed in the thre,
offices here were arrested to-day on com
plant Of a little boy who alleges that they
! beat him severely in course of initiatini
him. They are to appear before the Mayo
[ tomorrow.
Nothing yet from Prince George o.
Surry.
LOUISA COUNTY.
FREDERIcK's HALL, November 7.--Vote
of Fredkerick's Hall precinct, Cuckoo
township: For Legislature, Anderson
(ConseTvatiTe), 1886; Watson (Conserva
tiye), 131; Hunter (RadicaD, Ill; CHS,
holm (colored RadicaD, 1913.
Bumpass's precinct, Jackson township
Anderson aud Watson, 73; Hunter and
Chisholm, R.
Other precincts not heard from.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, November 1.-The
following is the official vote at this pre-
cinct for Legislature I: Hunter (Republt
CAM, 2S4; Chisholm celored RadicaD, 274
Anderson CONSERVATIVE, 1893; Watson
! CONSERVATIVE, 19l. Republican majority.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
KgYsvILLE. November THE following
vote was polled at this place to-day: La
throp (RsdicaD, for Senate, 1903; Berkley
}RadicaD, for House of Delegates, 103
Goode (Conseryatiyel for House Of Dele
gates, 122.
The election passed of quietly. Only one
white man voted the Radical ticket.
|CAMPBELL AND BEDFORD COUN
TIES.
LYNoHBURG, November 7.-Ofleial city
vote gives Boisseaux (RadlcaD 1890
Kirkpatrick (Conseryatiye), l,1o0 for SEN
ate. The Radicals, for House of Delegates
have about 70 majority. The county viii
undoubtedly give the Conservative ticket
$50 maj0rity. =,
Official returns give the vote Of the city
of Lynchburg as follows: Senate: Kirkpa-
trick Conservative, 1859; Boisseau (Rsdi-
cali, 1,237. For House OF Delegates: Con-
servatlves - Burkbolder, 1854 Irwin,
1,160; Nowlin, 1,157. Radicals-McIver,