Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-20

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,lsr.crAL TO 4 coin nIL DAILY NEWS By
'a.h wEsrERN UNION LrNE.l W.
ssash Carolina.
CHARLIsroS, November ls.-The
Charleston Mercury has been discon-
tinued since Monday.
Grants official majority in South Car
olina is 1859.
From Florida.
T~ALLAHAsssr, November ls.-Gov.
Reed will apply to the Supreme Court
for q writ Of quo rarrdnto on Lieutenant
Governor Gleason, to show by what
right he holds the Office of Lieutenant
Governor. Reed claims that Gleason
was ineligible, not having resided three
years in the State.
TALLAHASSEE, November l9.-0wing
to the absence Of Chief Justice Randall,
the Supreme Court has not yet rendered
IN opinion upon the legality Of the i'm
parchment Of Governor Reed. p
Tho Resulr In Connecticut.
vote ~ oonn.c,i.rt /. az Az of which
Grant received 30. ss5. Seymour Al, 1882.
Thu. town of ~Brookjyn. which gave
Grant loe majority. failed to return its
vote to the Office of the Secretary of
State. Leaving out this town, Grants
majority will be 1924.
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| ua rscnmmends .pch a law and 10 nd.
y~ertis. the various Internal Improve.
m.nta He conuratulates the State upon
tbs sunnr.,sion of.tbo r.belIion. upon
r.con,trnction mon the basis Of suf.
f,aoa for ali and nnon the election of
Grant
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Tho lllinsis Election.
CHICAGO, November l9.-Grant's Off
cial majority in Illinois 10 81, l50; total
vote, $50, 900.
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u,vnu,. No,.rher 17-Tbs ARA.
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$500 r,sH.o. - IrL.r.ss ;, The
$500 w.. - o.,ntn nss"ar. No
s".. ,h. s,.o.;on Ss;na ovar the time
a o.r;v.d wbsn no State Govern.
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AFTER making a vigorous attempt, you
fail, then martial law will be extended
to your county, and upon the heads of
tho people thereof the dreadful respon-
sibiiity must rest. You are requested
to perfect the organization Of the militia
in your command. If the loyal people
do not volunteer, the State Guard re-
serve and militia must be organized
When called upon you must furnish
your quot. OF militia to operate in other
portions Of the State. Urge upon your
citizens not to act upon their W
opinions against the au'sorl'Ies. n
general pan u ueteniheu apou , M
aus renael eneeriui ASSens oiu
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r. ..,.oLa5 hr RnLIur In SAVER
Conn,x IN tn nh Tbree of the At.
t.ct;ng n,r,v and ons militiaman were
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