The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

over billiard independently.
- BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
J. B. Ficklin is probably elected by
small majority. ........-. ~,
In all the counties the Governor and AT
torney-Genera received the solid Conserva-
tive vote; Walker scratched by few.
H.R. HOOPER, Clerk.
The count made to-day by the commls-
sioners.
MuLBoRo' DEPOT, November 6. 1871.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
The election passed off very quietly; very
little interest manifested, and quite slim
vote. ..... ~. JONES, ok'
mot one word as to the result. What
sort Of letter do you call that, Jones?
CAROLINE COUNTY.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispalch.]
MILFORD, VA, November SIS. }. r.
White and DR.. Charles Wright, 1ndepen-
dents. elected to the House OF Delegates by
300 majority over r. o. Peatross and W. l..
Kidd, Conservative nominees. This is Of
fetal. d. "A. :.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
S. F. Coleman Conservative, for the SEN
ate, 1O5 majority; j. S. Adams (Conserva-
tiye), for the House of Delegates, % major
ity-beats Lipscomb (colored Radica).
CAMPBELL COUNTY.
Information from Campbell Courthouse
official and noficial-indicate the election
OF the workingmen's ticket by small ma
iority.-Lynchburg Neus.
FAIRFAX COUNTY.
Farr, 500; Pierson, 449. .-
(. ...u. GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
Holiday, AS; Walker, AT; Field, a.
no ticket against them. Senate: Bland,
rSs4 rIsristevv,a 9o2-Rlaud's majority, 1872
House: Talaferro, 1872; Roane, 152-Talia-
ferro's majority, $50.
Vote was small; not much more than one
third OF the usual vote, owing to the fnct
that there was no opposition until the day
of election, when, by secret understanding,
the Radicals sprung ticket for Senate and
House. . "'>'
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
Hartman Hiner is elected to the Legisla-
ture from Highland and Bath Valley pir-
gilman. .., - ...:.. & ,.-..- ..... ..
KING WILLIAM COUNTY. ..r
WEST POINT, Va, November It'll.
Editors Dispatch: Robert S. Ryland,
Conservative, is elected in this county Dy
some 200 majority. No Republican State
ticket voted for. Election passed off quietly.
.s--,. ~ rt ,sss WEST POINT.
CONSERVATIVE SUCCESS IN NANSEM0ND, SOUTH
.y.1 AMPTON, AND ISLE OF WIGHT
-. Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.] ~
SUFFOLK, VA, November SIX. K. Grit
fin is elected to the Senate for the Thirty
second district by a majority OF nearly
thousand. Samuel S. Shriver, from Nanse-
mond; Luther r. Edwards, from South
ampton; and DR.. George H. Jordan, from
Isle OF Wight, are all elected to the House
OF Delegates, and are the regular Conser'a-
tive nominees. -r=tr,.-a-.-m-. e.
NELSON COUNTY.
T,oy1yesToN. Va, November THE
Democratic ticket is carried, except for the
House OF Representatives,. .Ex-Judge
George S. Stevens (Ind.), elected by 8 ma
iority. Nothing strange for Nelson.-
Lynchburg Neacs. :" @--..-" s-
PRINCESS ANNE.
Especial telegram to tue Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, November 8.-A very light vote
was polled in Princess Anne county on
Tuesday, and Mr.. James j. Hall was elected
to the House Of Delegates. Reports from
various precincts in the Thirty-second dis
trict leave but little doubt about the cleo
ton of Colonel Griffin over Captain Causey
for State senator from Isle OF Wight, Nam
semond, and Southampton counties.
PULASKI COUNTY. .... f..
DUBLIN, November ii. H. Tyler's (for
Senate) majority in Pulaski will reach from
400 TO $50, and, we think, is undoubtedly
faf ivoN
majority is 243.-Lynch6urg Ne,cs. .
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY. .,"
There is nothing definite about the cleo
ton. The impression is that Nelson (Con-
seryative), for the Legislature, has beaten
Round independently 200 votes.-Ale1an-
dri1 Gazette. r'=.-----s,. -
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
W.D. Evans (colored Radical), for House
OF Delegates, elected by 339 majority. G.
TT. Bliss white RadicaD, for the Senate, re-
ceived from the Twenty-fourth and Twen-
ty-third districts $3.50 majority. II Bliss's
Twenty -third-district votes are thrown out
S. f. Coleman carries the county by 1876 ma
jority.
The official count may make some change
In the above figures. r,*.' |
PRINCE EDWARD, BUCKINGHAM, AND cUMBER-
LAND.
In Prince Edward Evans fcolored Radi-
cal) has been elected to the House Of Dele
gates by q majority OF about 800, the Radi--
calls giving Colonel Richardson for Lieuten-
ant-Governor the same majority.
Colonel Coleman CONSERVATIVE is be-
lieyed to have been elected from the senate
rial district.
It is also believed that Mr. Adams has
been elected from Cumberland, and Colonel
L u EicIliza from RIinici n rhn m - Hmm.