VIRGINIA ELECTIONS,
{"newspaper_name": "The daily union.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2405, "word_count": 384, "ccnet_language_score": [0.8823999762535095], "ccnet_perplexity": [1791.300048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
GoocHLANp.-Walter D. Leake, (dem., y re-elect-
ed without opposition Senate: Guerrant, (dem., J
l86; Coleman, (whig,D 81. Col. Guerrant is re-
elected to the Senate His majority in GoochlaDd
ll9, exceeds by SIS the msjorities of Coleman in
Fluvanna 4S, and Hanover l6 Louisa, demo-
cratic, yet to hear from fully.


OHo.-Daniel M. Ellington, (whig,) reelected
without opposition.


Isle OF WIGHr-Shimue God win. (dem } elect
ed by 81 over DR.. Holleman, (dem) A small turn
out Of the people.


LuNEsBuRG.-John T. Street, (dem.,) 236; Up
ton Edmonson, (dem,) 1873. Streets majority &c.


RocKrsGHAM.-Six candidates, all democrats
Mason Bare, and - Brown, elected, as follows
Bare, 1885, Brown, sol; Kezle, 4SI; Harper, 276;
L. A. Stands, 20s; Brightwell, l42.


BArH.-Col. Andrew Byrd, (dem.,) has a majori-
ty over Mr. George Rivercomb, (whig,) of 49.
Rather thin election.


MATTHEWS AND MppLEsEx.-Brown, (dem., J
elected.


KING & QvEEs.--John Gaines, (dem.,) elected
over Houser (dem.)


For the Ssnate.-The full polls from the court
house and Clark's, and from Centrevie up to |
o'clock, make c. M. BraIton, 32s; Collin Clarke,
81; P. Aylett, 30.


PrrrsYLvANIA, e delegates. )-Tunstal and La
nier, (whigs,) elected.
MEcKLENBuRe.-WiIliamO o. Goode and Will
| liams, (dem. } elected without opposition.
FAuQuIER.-W. r. Smith, (dem.,) and Robert E.
oCOtt, lWnR,) eleCleu one democrat gam. The
vote stood: Scott, 500; Smith, 46S; Hall, (whig, J
33l; Brooke, 2O2 The election is said to have
turned on the local question of the division of the
county, and the "Upperville scheme of divsion' is
said to be determined by the vote.
LANCASTER AND RIoHMoND.-Samuel Gresham,
(whig,) reelected over Samuel Downing, (dem }
! by about 40 majority.
| NoRrHuMBERLANp-Two democrats in the field:
Edward Nems and Samuel Harcum. At the close
of the polls, Harcum had one majority. But one
vote was placed on Harcums POLL with the under
standing that it to be stricken off if proved to
| be bad. In case of tie, it was thought that the
high sheriff would decide the election in favor of
| Nems.


WEsTmoRELANp-Chandl (whig,) elected by
about 90 votes over Garnett, (whig.)
MApIsoN.--Col Robert A. Banks (dem,) } re-
elected without opposition.


GLoucEsrER.-kichard Jones, (dem., said to be
reelected.
Walker, (dem,) reelected with
| out opposition.


SoUTHAMProN -Goodwyn, (dem.,) beats Griffin
for the House, 54 votes.