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The Daily Dispatch: June 1, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Congressional election. (search)
nford, 8. Attorney General; Tucker, 89. Lieut Governor; Imboden, 37; Price, 52. Congress: Becock, no opp, 93. Senate: Dickinson, 116; Miller, 1. House of Delegates: Tredway, no opp, 96. Green Bay Precinct — Governor: Smith, 23; Flournoy, 19; Munford, 5. State Senate: Dickinson, 26; Miller, 21. Lt Governor: Price 19; Imboden, 8. Farmville.--For Governor: Flournoy, 80; Smith, 39. Lt Governor: Imboden, 51; Price, 45; Sheffey, 8 Senate: Dickinson, 105; Miller, 8. House of Delegates: TredwDickinson, 105; Miller, 8. House of Delegates: Tredway, 95. Congress: Bocock, 69. Nottoway County--Miller's reported majority in Nottoway is about 40. Asa D. Dickinson was no doubt re-elected to the Senate from Prince Edward, Nottoway, and Lunenburg. Nineteenth Virginia Battalion, Battery Asa D. Dickinson was no doubt re-elected to the Senate from Prince Edward, Nottoway, and Lunenburg. Nineteenth Virginia Battalion, Battery No. 4.--Below you will find a statement of the vote cast at this post. There was but little interest manifested, and the vote is small: For Governor: Smith has a majority of 39 over Flournoy and 70 over Munford. Lieut. Governor: Imboden 11 majority
The Daily Dispatch: June 1, 1863., [Electronic resource], Foreigners at the North. (search)
Woman shot. --A mulatto woman named Sallie Mosby was shot through the left breast and dangerously wounded yesterday, by a man named Dickinson, in a house in the vicinity of the bridge east of the Lancastrian school-house, on Poplar street. It appears that Dickinson and the female in question had been intimate, but had lately separated. She, instigated by jealousy, visited his lodgings, when a disturbance ensued, ending as above. Woman shot. --A mulatto woman named Sallie Mosby was shot through the left breast and dangerously wounded yesterday, by a man named Dickinson, in a house in the vicinity of the bridge east of the Lancastrian school-house, on Poplar street. It appears that Dickinson and the female in question had been intimate, but had lately separated. She, instigated by jealousy, visited his lodgings, when a disturbance ensued, ending as above.