The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-05
senate of Virginia.

The following is a complete list OF menu
berso the next Senate excepting the Elgh-
teenth and Nineteenth districts: &
1. Loudoun, Alexandria, and Prince Will,
liam: Charles E. Sinclair, Conservative; Hi
ram o. Elaughton, Conservative.
q. Orange, Culpeper, and Madison: D. A.
Grimsley, Conservative. -"
3. Fluyanna, Buckingham, and Appomat-
tos W. NJ. Elliott, Conservative. ~
4. Franklin and Henry; Peter Halrston,
Jr., Conservative. :. I; =. =: -! -
5. Campbell: John W. Daniel, Conser.
vative. r: ~. tE,. '..1.1.:s, PR,
6. Halifax So - Hurt, Conservative.
!. City of Richmond and county of Hen.
rico: Bradley It. Johnson, William E. Tan
ner, Charles E. Wortham-all Conserya.
tiveS. .@.s'. y 50 t...F
s. Nottoway, Lunenburg, and Bruins.
wick: Guy Powell, Radical. ET
8. City of Petersburg and the counties of
Prince George and Surry: William E. Hin
ton, Jr., Conservative. -
10. Dinwiddie, Greensville, and Sussex {:
w. N. Stevens, negro, Radical.
IL. Norfolk county and city of Ports
mouth j. H. Gayle, Conservative. ID,
-. Hanover and Caroline: W.D. Quesen-
berry, Conservative. #@. ~,
IL. Essex, King and Queen, and King
william: William C. Num-, Conservative.
Ia. Frederick, Clarke, and Warren: George
W. Ward, Conservative.
Is. Shenandoah and Page Mann Splitter,
Conservative.
16. Augusta: A. B. Cochran, Conserya.
tive.
II. Allegheny, Roanoke, Botetourt, and
Craig: Marshall, Conservative Tin doubD. =.
81 90 Scott and Russell: - Wood, Con-
sentative. .,aa. ~ .aa,
81. Fauquier and Rappahannock: Law
SON Eastman, Conservative. -
! %. Stafford, SpotsylVania. and Louisa:
Charles Herndon, Conservative. H- n
%. Albemarle and Greene: Robert S.
Beazley, Conservative.
"a. Amelia, Cumberland, and Prince Ed
ward Edgar Allan, Radical.
25. Nelson and Amherst: Charles l..
Smith, Conservative. = ~ I.
2e. Pittsylyania: W. T. Clark, ConserVa.
~. Bedford: William R. Terry, Conser-
9s. Charles City, James City, York, War
wick, and Elizabeth City John ID. Dawson,
Radical. y &a.- -. :, X.
S9. King George, Westmoreland, Rich.
mond, Northumberland, and Lancaster !:
John Criseher, Conservative. 81 ~
30. Charlotte and Mecklenburg: A. +.
Lathrop, Radical.
81. Chesterfield, Gooehland, and PoWha.
tan: Samuel f. Maddox, Radical.
~ 80. Nanssmond, Isle of Wight, apd South
.ampton J.. w. Lawson, Conservative. ais3
SO. City of Norfolk and county OF Princess
Anne: G. -B. Duffield, Conservative.
"a. New Kent, Gloucester, Matthews, and
Middlesex: B. f. Bland, Conservative.
35. Accomac and Northampton: L. Oh.
.Finney, Conservative. u - Il lI.lEA
SO. Rockingham I: 81: q. aMofett, Conser-.
Z A 81. sRockbridge, Highland, Il and Bath:
John L..aEubank, Conservative. !.aa :, :.
! J 3s. Montgomery, FIoyd, and Patrick
..Jobn .. Penn, Conservative d s,sa
Sd. Giles, Pulaski, Bland, and IazeHel;
s. a. New berry, Conservative. - (
40. washington and Smyth James s.i ..
Greeyer. Conservative - s, ...$ gtss
B, Conservatives, 30; dicals, 6. Two. 70
he heard from. Z. PWenty OF the above NUM- HAl
Der held over from the last Senate. 10
r. yIs sIS4 srt1gs Is tesS
.i5!,t.e "a :, NEW YORK.
NEW .YoaK,N November A.--Tbe Tines con-
codes the state By from q 900 TO- 1900. The
1us..Iry ,ciainna in nfM majority, fTith chance