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Who besosght the erection, in the South,
of "a barrier against this stygian inundation'
Of slavery2
Who saia that slavery was "Btack Sea Of
misery :"
Who said all these, and many more OK cep-
tionable things, about this dearly cherished
institution of the South-"tbe apple Of her
eyer"
Marvel not, gentle reader, when we inform
you that "bonest John Letcher," the demo-
cratic candidate for Governor of Virginia
is responsible for all these things, for he not
only endorsed the famous Ruffner pamphlet
which contains all this, and much more, but
he pronounced it ",eOt only able but unan-
sueraIe" Well, the democratic convention
which nominated him, endorsed him, and
therefore, according to the reasoning Of To-
cofoco politicians and journals, they them
selves are the allies of Republicanism. If,
then, the whole opposition of the South has
sold itself TO the enemies of her institutions
because the American and Wing convention
of Virginia endorsed Botts how much more
completely did the democratic convention of
that State sell itself to the Republicans, when,
of all the public men in the Old Dominion,
it nomina ted John Letcher for Governor, with
the black record we have given above. Bolts
is not the candidate of the American and
Wing parties, and he never said the things
attributed to him. Lctcher is the candidate
of the democratic party, and he did endorse,
as not "only able but answerablc," the things
imputed to him. Which party, then, is the
ally of Republicanism The democratic
party, Of course, if there bn any strength in
locofoco reasoning, and we defy them to es-
cape the conclusion. But however much we
doubt the sincerity of locofoco politicians who
profess such great love for the institution of
slavery, VIC believe, we know the masses of
that party are az strongly attached to it, and
as devoted to the rights, the interests and the
honor of the South, as the masses of any other
party,
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SUPPLEME EMF
TO ORDIN ANCE No. g.

Being an Ordinance to 'prerent obstructions or6r
and to keep clear the foottodgs and streets IN
the City oI Cumberland" Passed Sept. 18th,
1856.
SIC. /. Be it enacted and ordained, by the
Mayor and Councilman of the City of Cumber-
land, That whenever the sidewalks in any oil
the paved streets, lanes or alleys of the SAID
City shall be out ofrepairs, 1t shall be the duty
of the owner, his agent, or his tenant, on re-
oeiying notioe from the Bailif, to cause the
same TO be repaired in a substantial manner
with in twenty-four hours after the receipt OF
said notice. al nd in case the Baliff shall not be
abb to find any owner, agent, or tenant Tor
said premises, or If the owner, agent or tenant
fail to comply with said notice, it shall be the
duty Of said Baflif to cause said side walks to
be repaired at the expense of said owner, to be
recovered from such property MS all other as
sessments are recovered.
SEC }. And be it enacted, That all ordi-
nanceso", arts of ordinances conflicting with
theprovi, ,ns of this ordinance be and the
same are 4 sreby repealed, and that this ordi-
nance shall take effect from the day of it's pas
sage.
SEC. 2. And be II enacted, That where the
acquisitions of Section of the ordinance to
which this is n supplement, are not complyed
18th by the owner, agent or tenant, it shall be
the duty of the Balif to clean or repair the
said sidewalks and to collect cost thereof 81
provided for in the first Section of this ordi'
nance. Passed March fIh, Io9o,
Test-HHKRY McKKoH, CLERK.
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Cumberland, April I, lS59-3t.
Order of Ratification.

George Smith, Executor
OF John Hoye, decd. In tho Orphans
VS. }Court of Allegany
The Heirs and Devisees County.
Of said deccased.
ORDERED, this goth day Of March, 1859, by
" tho Orphans Court of Allcgany County that
the sales Of the Real EPtate made to Thomas l..
Patt RS on, Terence Malone and James W. Jones.
and reported TO this Court by George Smith,
Executor of the last Will md testament of
John Hoye, late of said County, deceased, and
who was fully authorised to eel said real estate
as will appear by reference to the will OF said
deceased, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
to the contrary thereof Re shown on or before
the 3Oth day OF April inst. provided copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper prin-
ted in Cumberland, once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the said seth day of April
1859. The report states the amount OF sales to
BIO 1907. True copy,
Test. =. WIDENER,
April Z, 1S59-3w. Register.
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&9-B Bills Of s25 Retailed at Wholesale Prices
at the RoWerY Store.

hundred and fifty hands constantly employed in
manufacturing All stock laid in for ret Cash.
Tteomprises, in part
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Furniture.
In Brocade, Brocatelle, Delains, Plush Hair
Cloth.
Rosewood, Mahogany and Enamelled Chamber
Furniture.
In sets, from twenty to one hundred and
fifty dollars. Also, CANE SEATsnd COMMON
FURNITURE, in great variety. A large as
sortment of Gilt and Mahogany MIRRORS,
Spring and Curled Hair MATTRESSES, PAT
ENT Premium SOFA BEDSTEADS, with
Spring and Hair Mattresses attached, &c.
STEAMBOATS, AND HOTELS FURNISHED
Dealers will find it to their interest to
give US cali. January 2o-3m.
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Order of Publication.
Margaret W. Thistle

margaret w Inlslle
VS..
Archibald Thistle, Petition filed in No. 946
Thomas ]. McKaig, on the Equity Docket
Trustee, and John of the Circuit Court
7. Edwards, Admir- for Allegany County,
of Normand Bruce,
deceased.
II NHE object OF this petition is TO procure a
n decree in this cause, giving to the petit
toner Margaret W. Thistle, her share in the
es tate of the late lessee Tomlinson deceased,
of whom she is an heir at law aud entitled to
one-eighth OF the nett proceeds OF the sale OF
said estate.
The petition states all the proceedings in
this cause briefly, and claims TO have the bal
snce of her share in said real estate, not yet
paid over by the Trustee, or remaining unsold
applied to her benefit and use, against her
husband, and the Administrator of the late
Normand Bruce, to whom her husband at
tempted to assign a large interest in the same.
The petition states the attempted assignment
TO Normand Bruce, his death, and the appoint
meut of John r. Edwards as his Adminstra-
tor, that the said Archibald B. Thistle inter
married with the petitioner in 1885 since which
he has obtained and wasted all her estate, ex-
cept the interest remaining in the property in
this cause. That her husband has abandoned
and left her wholly destitute and without sup
port. That said Archibald is now a nou-resi-
dent of this State and prays for an order of
publication against him that the assignment
to Bruce may be set aside, so far as it affects
the share Of this petition, and for general re-
lief, and for subpoena against the Trustee
Thomas ]. BcKaig, and John T. Edwards, AID
minstrator of Normand Bruce deceased, &c.
1t lie therefore ordered and adjudged that the
complainant by causing a copy of this order
to be inserted in some newspaper published at
Cumberland, one in each successive week for
one month before the tenth day of May, 1859,
give notice to said absent defendant OF the OBJ
ect and substance Of this petition, and warn
him to appear in this Court in person or by
solicitor, on or before the twelfth day Of Au-
gust, 1852 to answer the premises, and show
cause, if any he has, why decree ought not
to pass as prayed. Test
April T. 1856. II. RESLEY, Clerk.
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Mutual Insurance Company
OF ALLEGANN COUNTY.

ID ENJOYED to tho room on Liberty Street OPP
le posite the Drug Store of j. b, II. Camp
bell, CUMBERLAND, MD.
The Board of Directors meet erory Thursday
at o'clock, P. NJ, to determine on all appli-
cations for insurance. For forms ofapplication,
and any other information, spply to the Secre-
tary, or any member Of the Board Of Directors.
-SI,paLpsUl % mR9e
Nm r. BEALL, Pre,idsnt.
JOHN GEPHART, Secretary.
J. B. II. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
DIR ECTORS.
VIM. r. McCulIsy, VIM. r. Beall.
A. H. Withers, Frederick Minke,
Daniel Saylor, u. W. McCleary,
Hopewel lIebb, ii. d. Wineow,
F. NJ. Grnmich, Thomas Devecmon,
John Coulehan, J. B. II. Campbell
Notes offered for Discount will be acted on at
tho regular meetings of the Board.
Juno, 7, 1858.
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6 Assume the Name-It,s ali I,ye Done .

"Assume the Name-It's all I've Done"
The last Romney tVa.) Argus contains an
extended accounted political discussion be-
tween Messrs. Boteler and Faulkner, which
took place in the Court House, at that place,
on Monday, the oath ult. These two gen.
tlemen are competitors for congressional hon
ors. The report of the discussion states the
positions assumed by the two gentlemen on
the various political issues before the people,
and from its whole tenor-though the lead
ing editorial of staunch locofoco journal
we are inclined to think that the gallant
champion of the American party, the gifted
Boteler, got considerably the advantage of
his democratic opponent. Mr.. Boteler in the
course of his speech, said it was "strange, yet
true, that the present leaders of tue demo-
cratic party were calling into practical ope-
ration many of the old wing measures. He
asked why it was Was it because the dem
ocrats were becoming convinced Of the util-
ity and necessity OF those measures, or was
it because so many old 0higS had become leCti-
ers in the democratic party? lie believed the
latter the correct suppostion. To illustrate
the point in question he related a converse
ton which had occurred in 1855 between him
self and recent convert of democracy. lie
said this new disciple of democracy, formerly
a staunch wing, approached him and said,
"Mr. Boteler, | understand you are coming
over to our party. I am glad to hear il"
Mr.. Boteler replied that he was mistaken
that he (Mr. Boteler) had never held such an
idea in contemplation. His quoadam asso-
ciate replied, chat he had better take the
initatory steps and prepare himself to be-
come a democrat; that if he wanted honors
or official position he could get them" Mr..
Boteler replied, chat he had principles which
were dear to him, and which he could not be
induced to abandon by any prospect of re-
ward or prefermcnt." His quondam friend,
to remove all obstacles replied, "Why, sir, it
is not necessary for you to change your prn-
ciplcs; assume The name that is all that is
neccssary-it's all | have done. | have the
same principles at heart to-day that / had
when n whig-we wings have gone over to
lead the democratic party, not to adopt its
principles or to conform to its usageh."
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Order of Ratification.

Eleann Trail, NJ. 1245, In the Circuit
We. Court for Allegany Coun-
Geo. W. s;l rss.' and ~ as &C curt of Equity
ORDERED that the sale made and reported
by Nathan Trail, Trustee, for the ssle OF
the Real Estate of william Trail, deceased, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con
trary thereof be shown on or before the LIST
June, 1882 provided, copy of this order be
inse rtcd in some newspaper printed in the CITY
of Cumberland, once in each ofthree successive
weeks, before the LIST day Of May, 1889.
The report states the amount of sales to be
81, 900. True CoPyt
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
March "a, 1s59-St.
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New Arrival of JeWelly,

'I'HE undersigned hnsjus. received a large sup
l. ply of the latest style of
] E w f L r Y,
to which he invites the attention of all purcha'
sers.
He is also Agent for the sale of tho celebrated
Bagley Gold Pens, (now Newton's) which, for
excellence, durability, and cheapness, are not
surpa ssed in the world lie respectfully invites
all persons to an examination of these superior
pens. They must be seen and used to appreciate
their superiority over all others ever manufaetu
red.
Jewelry made to order-Watchesand
Jewclry neatly repaired.
Sign of the "BIG WATCH" ear the Depot,
Cumb erland Nd. s. T. LITTLE.
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1889
S5,lO5.33


making, SO far rs your committee have been
able to ascertain, an iud, btelness of S5,l05.33.
Your committee nre of the opinion that the
amount of outstanding debts not asccrnnch,
will not increase the above, hat 10 slight
amount, if any. To meet these liabilities,
certain asst were left, from which have been
realized the following amounts: From late
Treasurer S7aG,60; from late collector, SS59-
10 from rent of markct-house, $1,000; from
Trustees Of Mineral Bank, S5SI.l7. In all
2233l7 This statement embraces the infor-
nation sought, up 10 the 18th November last.
And your committee regret that they have
been unable TO give final certainty instead
of an approximation. This, however, your
committee are confident, is not much short Of
the actual amount, and recommend that the
further Investigation be referred to the Com
mttee on Finance.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
G. II. ORR,
NJ. TREiBER,
WIN. O. SPRlGG.
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Estate of Lee Smedly, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Alegany county, Letters of Administration on
the estate of Lee Smedly, late of Allcgany coun-
ty, deed. All persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, properly authenticated, to the subscriber,
on or before the nth day of October. 1859. 9TH
orwise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit in said estate. All persons indebted are
requested to make immediate payment. Given
under my hand this 9TH day of April, 1859.
WILLIAM SHAW,
April 7, 1S59-3t. Administrator.
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Rfy- Our thanks are due the Hon. An
thony Kennedy, the able American United
States Senator from this State, for a pamphlet
copy of his speech upon the Cuba BILL Also
for other valuable public documents-bound
copies of the Congressional Globe and APP
pendix for lS56-7-8-9.
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Thrown FRoN HoRsE.-On Thursday night
the Gath of March, SILAs HuFFER, Son of Jacob
HufIer residing about miles from Town, was
thrown from his horse and very seriously in
jured.
Since penning the above we learn that be is
recovering straightforward Odd Felloro.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-07

Wharf.-The American Montgomery County
journal says the appearance OF the Wheat is at
prosen, indicative of a large yield in that coun-
ty for the coming harvest-and the propilious
weather of the last few days soems subject
Of much cnngra trlation among orr farmers.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-07
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply by petition to the Com mission
ers of Allegany County, at the next session on
the first Monday in June, 1885, for the appoint
ment of Examiners to select location for n
Bridge across Eyetts Creek, on the 0ldtown
Road. J. W. ii. POLLOCK,
LLOYD LOWE,
L. NJ. CRESAP,
An 7. lS59-Im* G. KELLY,
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IA fee, April !, 1859. Persons calling fo
these letters must say they are advertised, OIL
erwise, they may not receive them.
Adenhardt, Miss s. Lesser, Henry
Anderson, Mrs. Uly Logstus, JohnJ
Barloge, George McKinsey, Jerome
Beall, Jno. W. Barr, Daniel
Barnard, James Mundy, Margaret
Belle Jno. Miller, Samuel
BRANDED, Margaret Megown John
Bradford, Mary Night, d. R-3
Brown, Miss Mary Null, David
Brice, Michael Newman, David
Barnes, Miss Mary Newman, John
Boley, Oliver O'Rowrk, Bernard
Cox, Miss A. z. Price, G. NJ.
Carney, Edward Potts, Henry
Campbell, John Potts, John
Garlic, Jno. S. Pratt, James
Cole, John Rowe, E. S.
Claspy, Nmrod Richardson, George
Driscol, John Robinett, George +.
Darmody, Mary Rice, Harriet A.
Dixon, J. W. Ryan, j. r.
Eickorn, August Regan, John
Fauver, Eliza ]. Reilly, Mary
Fix, John Robinet, Nathan
GuytOn, James Turner, Amelia
Gleichman, John N. Thicker, Henry
Hardinger George White, Mr.
llendrickson, George Wirth, Christian
ftarlch, JOhn tfner, Edward
Hast, J. n. Workman, Joseph
Hatfield, John Waul, John
Hugh James Wolf John
Harmon, Levi Wolf Jno. p.
Hlllebrand, Margaret Wllhide, Oliver B.
Hart, Owen Warfeld, Robt.
Hendrickson, Jno. Wilson, Sarah A.
Johnson, John Williamson, William
Sotlig, Conrod Young, VIM. B.
Leopold, Catharine,
s Il. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
Anril + 1870
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New BANK TIE Allegany County Bank
chartered by the last Legislature, and located
at this place, was organized yesterday, and
will go into operation in few days.
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A HEAVY Cow.--The Carroll County Herald
saysa friend just handed in the following in
tcrestng item: Mr.. JACOB BABYLON, living near
Uniontown, sold TO Baltimore pitcher cow
weighing l765 lbs for something over $780,
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FIRE.-Yesterday noon the roof of Mr.. +.
Haldeman's house took fire from the chim-
uey The flames were cxtirguisheh before
much damage was done,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
or "a BUI d. N & l. O
near Grafton.

or "a Blu l. d. NJ l. o T S
near Grafton.
Emily Yatcs, Guardian, ! PURSUANT to o
VS.. L de cree of Taylor
James A. Yates Heirs. county Circuit Court
the undersigned commissioners, appointed for
the purpose, will, on the
Goth day of December, 1883,
(court day. in front of tho Court House, of
said county, sell at AUCTION to the highest
bidder, the following LOTS of ground to wit:
LOTS No. l, 2, S, 6, 9, 10, IL, 10,
Is, IT, go, 81. IS. &c, 81, 2s, 80,
81, 81, 3s, 80, 40, 43 and "a,
being twenty-four of the forty
four Lotslaid out on the Yates
land with streets and alleys suit
able for buiIding-lo.s. These
lots lie Opposite Grafton between
the South side Of the North wes-
tern Virginia Railroad and the
Valley river, within few rods
of tho Railroad Bridge, and
possess uneqnalled advantages
as sites for residence and bust
ness to settlers in this rapidly
growing town.
TERMS Credit of /, 2, 81, 5 and years.
with interest from day of sale, payable annual
~, security required and lien retained for pur.
chase money.
q. W. HANSBRoUGH,
u. y. MARTIN,
Commissioners,
October Il, ls5s-tf.1 Pruntytown, Va.