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L. 1T Jusr!-J. J. Hilswas arrested by United
States Marshal Dey on the sd of last April while
at work In the REGISTER Office, in Unonyille. The
warrant for his arrest was issued from the United
States Court for the District OF Nevada. He was
taken to Virginia City and inoarcerated with
thieves and felons in the county Jail. He de-
mandcd trial, but his request was not complied
with. He applied 20 the supresae Court of Neva.
da for release upon q writ OF habeas corpus, but
after atwo weeks elaboration on tie subject, a
majority Of the court refused to grant it. He has
been. for the last two months. subjected TO close
confinement for an imaginary ofTense. the yiolat.
ing Of q treaty between the United States and
the Emperor Of China. Is II just to keep him thus
confined and deny him the right Of trial to which
every citizen accused Of crime Is entitled! Must
he be deprived Of his liberty for an unlimited
length VI time to crafty the capriees of prelu-
diced judicial tribunal We say prejudiced. be-
cause he alone, ont of eighteen who were inlict.
ed, was arrested, and We now demand in the name
OF right and justice that he he granted an
immediate trial OF lis liberty. The days of in
QUESTIONS have past, aud it does not accord with
the spirit OF the age To deprive people of their
liberties on the mere charge OF partisan Judges
and indictments procured by the use OF cham
payne.
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MOTHER misunderstanding TO an article rela.
ting to Lander county which appeared in the ISDg.
rESpENr, the White Pine Telegram says we erred
in attaching blame to Lander county for the alb =
surditios contained in the bill organizing the
county Of Elko. II we erred, II was uninten,onal
on our part. We supposed the Lander delegation
had hand in the Elko Enabling Act. passed by
the Legislature. However, it Is immaterial now;
Elko has become Of ago and gone to housekeep.
Ing and its citizens wish mother Lander unbound.
ed prosperity. We entcrrSin neither enmi,y nor
i.wil for the harsh treatment We received a, her
bands: Her present anger will shortly give way
inhrm or decrepit TO attend to domestic dnties
our latchstrng will always hang out. with an In,
vitaten to come and live with us whene yer she
ieeis disposed TO do so. Elkoi;es are firm beliey.
ers In the Fourth Commandment, N'''''
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PROSPEROUS. - The workingmen's Union. Of
unionvtlle.is In a prosperous condition. A fpe
ha'l Tor The nse OF the members Is being erected.
and viii be completed in a few days. A grand
DAN IS TO be given by the members Of the Union
on the Foutih OF July, to which everybody and
his sister are cordially invited. The Unionyile
boys are good fellows, aud good time may be
anticipated on the Fourth.
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A Letter from Unionvills.
UxIoxvILLE, June q. IS

UxIoSvILLE June Is. 1869.
EprroRs IHpKPENDksr The initial number OF your
pap,r received here on Monday last, and was the
sensation Of day I'm quiet village Much spec
nstion had been INDUCED in concerning the probable
political caste Of the paper whether 1t would be
Republican. Democratic. Mongrel. ant-China
coolie advocate. were the questions solved by the
appearance OF the paper Monday Some disap-
polntneut apparent In certain quarters nnding
that you had determined st from political labors
for season. and devote your columns to the i'd
OF local interests and the dissemination OF
general news. This doubt your true course in
new community where all Is excitement and eager
speculation. in such communities political matters
about the last to seriously disturb the minds OF
the people.
On the whole. your paper well received, and
many who were not willing to believe that Elko was
anything more than small camp Of rag houses,
where the White Pine travel passed through without
stopping. Astonishcd such strongly marked
evidences your paper presented in the way OF ad
Nertisements and local matter, Of . thriving and
prosperous town.
Since you left Unionville there have appeared some
rather unusual signs of life along once nearly silent
streets Several new buildings under way
and to be completed in short time the largest and
most important OF which Is . town hail. now being
erected by the Spence Brothers Second street. in
the neighborhood OF their private residences. This
building is to be so by co feet two stories HIGH and
VIII DO used Tor balls, concerts theatrical perform
ances, and general public purposes, by all who are
willing and able to pay foFSts use.
Joseph LYMAN one OF the Oldest ard most enter
prising ercLans, is clearing away the foundation
nrenar,,or~ a., tho or.o,t,,, ~ . ano s,o.. -, 10,
,. ~ :, =, " so % "
oPPoSi'e the EAenAnge HOTEL ne" BLACKSMITH shop
has also been built between the two old ones while
Colonel Evans has the lumber On the groun5 ~, mn,
~ F'
up porch along the entire Font OF his nne hotel,
which will add greatly the appearance and general
comfort NJ the bouse pre,,v ,,ool for tan d.ys mn
~ -''' ~
doubt you Will say. But this Is not all. There are
many other improvements contemplated which
sbop,d ,bo ,n,ros ,or,i,,,o q, IT,. : :, -, ,,,
Aou Nio iie' continue W sho" rs ~ present. VIII
certainly be made The population OF Unionvile will
double itself In less than months should the yield
~, hr,i,o, ,-,,,, an, -. 60, Al, =. 4, -.
time 30 r.roas aS 81 S - ofV i CON
n,nnths Ind,, So, ~! a'u uUue III 'lio Hi s wv"
$780, 30 SaS,ast, ~, MI 'he Au-
bsSta, ,hn, Iars - &c LII i a. sea- VIII nave !"
$500 a., H., IN, IN ht 'ueulseI'cs Uut-
the neo1le ~ ' iA''o' 'oiAieS "eiofe
'Tbe nsc.na ., ry,,s.,. asa, g., l.. Am, 80 III,
theme ~ cp0Sers,ir ,I anu 49, - sun 81 an inspiring
nit, srS ali ' a. al anu I M ~ ulls coihnu-
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MAcHxxRr. Capitalists must have discoy-
cred that tine mines about White Pine are
played out, judging by the loads of machinery
that are daily arriving on the cars. The plat
forms at the Freight Depot are covered with
boilers, steam engines, pans, settlers and
stamps-in short, iron in every conceivable
shape. Big mule and bull teams roll out IN
long trains every day for the mines, but still
the machinery piles up and is gaining on them,
and this with railroad freights at ten dollars
coin per tun per mile. Query: What would
our Traffic amount 10 at halt those ra.es2
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sENBLiSs, of the White Pine News, says the
White Pine butchers continue to make both opa.
meas'-by selling beef neck steaks and Tho tails
for soup.
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COOLIES vs.. NgGROES.-Under the plea Of
securing reliable labor for the South, movement
has been inaugurated and arrangements are being
perfected for the introduction of Chinese laborers
in the Southern States. Asiatic coolieism is TO
be fostered and encouraged the ruins OF African
slavery; the negro is to be supplanted by the
Cinnamon. 1t has jlst been discovered by the
advocates OF the new system that the negro will
not work. hence the attempt 10 revOlutionize the
labor system OF that section OF the country by
the importation of coolies.
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CoMPLIMENTARY.-Our little paper has been
highly complimeuted by the press for which we
feel obliged. The lSDErENDgNT will eudeayor TO
merit the encomums pronounced upon it by CO.
tcmporares; but were it not for the thought Of
being considered ungrateiul, no allusiOu 10 the
subject would have been made by Us.
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NED BuNTLINE.'- On Wednesday evening
Ned Buntline" delivered lecture at the Elko
Opera House to an appreciative audience. on the
productions and resources Of California ami Ne
yada aud the Chinese Curse.
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cOHronr ron TIE lOll ADnlslsrEArlos
TENNESSEE RECONSTRUCTED
LEGISLATURE AIN O. TX
A. j. Next U. S. Senator
"NOw, LORD, LErTEsT THOU
THY SERVANT DEPART IN
PEACE, FOR Ills EYES
HAVE SEEN THY
GLORY"

Scarce hal the magnetic wires which
intersect our country carried to its utter.
most limits the glorious tidings from Viz
ginia and Kentucky, when our hearts are
ngain cheered, aud The cause for which
we are struggling receives new impetus,
BY Tie late triumph Of Conservatism in
Tennessee. ay n w4..
10 spite Of the interruptions use Of il
legal power by the Administrations
spite of the nofarious uso Of untold thou.
sands of the peoples money--in spite Of
tho threats of the dominant party, the
voters Of Tennessee have spoken and,
"Ihe people are free!'
The overwhelming success Of the Con-
sentative candidate for Governor in
Tennessee is but another drant courier
Of the storm which isgrndually but surely
breaking upon the heads uf those who
have for the FIVE years past, under tie
guse Of peace nnd"God and morali-
ty," fonented disccrl and encouraged
bloodshed. and whose efforts have been
and still ure--''rule or RUM
Bet all lovers Of their country and their
race; all who venern.e tho sacred memo,
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cratic majority of the Congressional dele
CATION, and an overwhelming Democratic
majority in the Legislature, which gives
us, beyond preadventure, two Democratic
United States Senators. 1t also rid the
"Nlo'her of States" of the carpet-bag and
military rule 10 which she had been sub
jected, and again places her on the high
road to her old and proper position-the
brightest star in the American galaxy.
Kentucky, always true to herself and
Democracy, did her duty nobly and we'll.
Her majority of fifty thousand in an cleo.
ton of trilling importance is butan earnest
of what she will do when called upon to
send her customary delegation Of true
white men who have heretofore so f.ly
represented her people in Congress.
Tennessee, known commonly as "lIell"
ever since the abortion practicci upon her
blythe outrages Of tho Reconstruction
acts, has also arisen in her might, and
with one grand effort has cast from her
with loathing and disgust the incubus Of
radica!ism which has so long burdened
her. The triumph does no! end here;
for, rs in Virginia, the largely Demo
cratic Legislature will send to the United
States Senate man who is more dreaded
in that body than any other individual in
this country-we mean the c1-presiden'
| Andrew johnson.
The results Of these elections upon the
ones soon to be held in Mississippi and
1 Texas and some Of tho Northern States
cannot DO overcstimatci. Faint.hearted
Democrats will again spring into tic
ranks, and do good battle in the cause Of
right The sensible portion Of the radi-
cal party-likc men who have the wisdom
to provide for the coming storm, will by
thousands dcsOrt party which so plainly
bears upon its face the mark, Of dissolu.
ton and disintcgration. ..3a'
West Virginia and Missouri are now
the only States whose statue books are
stained by the cxecrable proscriptiyc
laws from which Virginia and Tennessee
have so recently escaped; but the grand
reyulsion of feeling has taken firm foot.
| hold even here, and tho weak and the
unsteady cdidce Of radicalism is s,agger.
ing onward to its ruin. The time is a,
hand The Democracy of the country
expects that every man will do his duty!
Let there be no faltcring-no Sinking,
aud let us assure our sister States who
have just escaped from ,hraldom, thai
Yves. Virginia
Is not dead, nor deaf no, liumb;
Sac breatle. she burus, she'll come, shell
comet yt.ss 7
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.!o'".! !" 'uHei lcou'
Patrick Bcinc, join D6y)
and Philsip D.eN late h ah.
merchants and patacrs
'tratinJnnt'er the frnsmme w
and style Of Beirnc, Dngy
d Co., and dtierrards trd-
ding under lie firm aanc
and styh Of ~ DHy &
20. c0niplt. HHH .Tit -ft
rs.
N,n., d. .,
4,""'y ,,'m, Ui"o" n
John y. Iertnt, deceased, u.
Eirira D. Jortiun, late FL
rirn y p,r;!nc mi nj
L:L L.>,.., 's't.!1
"u" oo'''an' "eF nnso"na
di4ftheio Per1hc, .ShtdiIh F. '
G.. Perine. ,Stluthiet d. an Uu.
Pcrius (d,1uysl onJ I'M. III, 1b,r-.r,
III u D.: t "" D. :" '"S
%" ~ .',"e' -ua'I IT- .r.'.. ....I.
tnc, HtGeccd Pcrine,
George Pcrihe. Arthur if
&. Periu, and jkireua & Haia
pe,+nr T;DEn,G rLHl,.
and her, ~ lam ,f,,MInr fu
peyfnr, dscso..ay 1I;W;a,n
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WHILE Grants ordering home Govern.
ment vessels to carry his Exccllcncy to
the summer watering places, radicals are
trying to excuse the transaction by re-
ferring to the Harriet lane during
Buchanan's administration. The cases
arc not similar The Harriet Lane was
ordered on arial,trip, just after its COM
pletion, but the expenses of the trip were
not paid BY the Government, while the
Tallapoosa not only costs the Govern.
mcnt $1,000 a day, but is wanted III au:
other direction to protect our commerce.
REFERRING to the condition Of affairs
in connection with the Administration,
the Providence Herald aptly says: "Rc-
ally Grant knows but little Of what is
going on, and cares less. He is q cipher.
lie has gotrich through presents and Stew
arts aid in Wall street; and he sill retire
with his trotting horses to the obseurity
for which ho is SO admirably qualified"
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you; and that people generally may know
that the law is not to be trjaed with by
men under the control of ambitious Office
seekers If you know of any violations
of this law hereafter or know of any
abuse of its provisions, you may remember
that i should De administered for the
good Of the people, as any law should be,
and you Just know what's your duty.
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AID YER TISE.UEVTS.
WEST VIRGINIA.:

WEST VIRGINIA.:
A TRales held in the Clerks Office Of the
IN circuit court OF ,Braxton county, on the
iirSt Monday in June, 1859
Homer A. Holt, Special
/ Commissioner, complt
rs
Cornelius $. Hurley, Sam In Chaneey
nel =. Hyer, James a. ~ n
Boggs and Join Giren,
ae!enduts,
The objcc, Of this Bills 10 resell 8 tfEct of
land containing l47 acres, situate, living and
being iutlc co unity OF i'iax,on, on Birch river
for cash in haud TO satisfy the complainans'
debit being the same land that vas sold by
complaint, as commissioner in pursuance of n
decree o! the circuit court df iiraXon county.
in favor Of joint. Ecentr Ggans, John Kccncr's
heirs, and purchased by the defendant G. S.
Hurley
Z And ,nppcarifg by affidavit flied, that the
defendant Cornelius S. Hurley is not a resident
Of this state, and he no, appearing, on motion
Of The complainant, il is ordered tbat he do ap.
pear here within one month after due publcp-
ton Of this order, and due posting OF copy Of
this order Is, III" front door Of the cour, house
Of Braxton county, and do what is necessary
TO protect his interest interest in this suit.
era Tcs,c: ' e;ae'
hst 9 N. b. S0UIhES, Clerk. 81
Il. a. Holt, Attorney.
july N-4t
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II is tolerably we'll understood that
when John Sherman frs. went into the
United States Senate he was not worth
in very hard cash, "fve thousand dol
lars lie has served about ten years at
Ave thousand dollars per year. aud he is
now reported to be worth moro than a
million Of dollars. During his term Of
service nobody Ina heard Of his legiN.
m,tely prnctiting bis profession Of lawyer
TO the extent Of len dollar fee. lie lns
kept up magnificent establishment at.
Washington, aud the wagcsof his monials
would doubtless, amount to the total sum
bis salary as Senator, y J''7aiep
- L.LlI. rE
REGISTER, REGISTER! REGISTER
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IN BANKNUPTCY.

TN the District Court of the United States fyr
the District Of West Virginia.
In the matter of William J. Prime, Bankrupt,
IN Banhrapicy
The undersigned, Isaac Ramsy, Of Clarks-
burg, West Virginia, hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee Of the estate Of VIII
liam !. Prime, Of tic county of BraSton, in said
District, who was, to-wit, on the 7,h day Of De
cember, A. D 1865. adindged Il bankrupt upon
his own petition by tile District Court oftho
United States for the District of West Virginia.
Dated at Clarksburg this 18th day Of July,
A. D. 1863. ISAAC RAMEi,
july 1885, Assignee.
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Il. 4. Holt, Attorney.
July G.4t III

WEST VIRGINIA.:
4 T rules held in the clerks ofii6s' Of tue cir.
IN cult court ofBre1ton county, on tho first
Monday in June, 1869. ~ a..f4
Homer A. Holt, Spceial)
commissioner, eompEl.
rs, In ehancery
Cornelius s. Hurley and
Samuel y. flyer, deh. N
The object of this Fill is to resell tract o.
land, for cash in hand, situate, lying dud be-
Ing in the county Of Brax,on, containing lot
acres, on the waters Of little birch river 10 sat
isfy the conpainautS debit being the same
land that was sold BY complainant Holt, cois.
missioner, in pursuance Of decree OF the circuit
court OF Braxtop county. in favor Of John
Brown, complainant against Che heirs atla% Of
Vim. Brady, deceased, aud purchased By the
defendant c. s. Hurley. fi.a
And ii appearing by affidavit fled that the
defendant Cornel;'isS 8. Hurley is not resident
of this state, and he not appearing, OH motion
of the complainant, il Is ordered ;la, he do ap-
pear ere within one month after due publica-
ton of this order aud due posting Of a copy Of
this order s9tlie front door Of the court house
ofBraxton county and do what is necessary 10
protect his interest in this suit
Teste: t Ell. IL .t
NIB. SQU1RES, CLERK.
II. A. Holt, Attorney. ii.
idly Goat
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WEST VIRGINIA: a
A 7 Rules held in Clerks Office Of the cireni,
N court Of l'laxton unity, on the first
MOnday in lime 1861
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RosECRANs DECLINES.

The Register Of the 9th inst, Gays:
Eve publish this morning special from
Columbus, containing the intelligence
that General W. s. Rosecrans has dc.
clined tho Democratic nomination for
Governor Of Ohio. The reasons lie as.
signs are first, that he has by removal
lost bis residence in Ohio, and second that
he is under such obligations to his crcdi.
tors and family as would not allow him
to engage in politics at this time. 1t is
to DO regretted that men Of such sense Of
honor arc not more common in higher
places. Such men would adorn any
public station. and Rosccrans, in being
acuated by the motives assigned TO de-
cline political prcferment, gives one of the
best proofs Of his fitness for the position
for which he was named.
1t is difficult now to estimate the re.
suits Of bis deelination. II may have n
chilling effect, or by introducing the nov
city Of new nomination it may incitc to
yigor and hard work IN the canvass.
The State Convention Is TO be reas.
scmblcd, and il its selection be jrdicious
there may be no reasons, in partisan
view, for regrctting This withdrawal. A
short, sharp and decisive canvass will fol.
low md success can easily be achieved.
Meanwhile Governor Hayes will have his
campaign far under way before he knows
whom he is to fight, lie has already made
up his case against Nosccrans, and INV
in common with all his co.laborers, must
prepare new speeches. or fire Useless shots
at q man not in the field. Both partie:
are left rather in tho fog and it will be
curious 10 watch, but rather difficult tc
tell which shall first sec clear daylight
In the meantime let tho Democrats o
Ohio make ready for the struggle ant
prepare 10 enter vigorously upon the vorl
as soon rs the now commander shall b
named"
LATER.
CoLuNhus August 1.-THE members
of the Democratic State Central committe,
met here To-day to devise means to al the
vacancy caused by The declination o
General ROsecra,,s rs a candidate fol
Governor Of Ohio, aud unanimously nom
mated George II. pcndletoni who ac-
cepts. a.sy,. ....,sttfa
% o.. o.
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TIE T1rFtN HORSE, RAkB.

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poor article is dear AZ any price.
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Address all orders and letters Of 'n'
quiry TO
P RT II BOYD 4 CO..
Agricultural WAREHOUSES,
.f. is and 20 Main Street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
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The Undersigned rould respectfully inform
the citizens Of Weston and The Surrounding
country that he hasjust opened, a,h's old stand
on Main stscetia Weston at entirely new
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hEdlsTER' l,EOIsTERl REGISTER