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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
Cairo and its DefenceS.

4 correspondent of the Chicago Post writes
of its deiences and modes by which Cairo
might be attacked in the following manner:
Cairo can emily I've attacked in three ways.
First, by steam vessels approaching on the
river. which could be sent to the bottom in
thirty seconds piece by the guns now here
This mode of attack, therefore the lest pro-
bable. Second by batteries from the Ken
lucky ana Missouri shores. The Kentucky
shore frr some distance from the river, is ve-
nv low and swampy, rendering battery ope
ratinns iii nit. The Missouri shore is d A.
crpnt. Batteries could be advanced to the
waters edge at Birds Point, and the camp
could lie she!led, aud rifled cannon would
soon cut away the present levee sufficiently
to food the camp and the town. This lat
ter danger is to be provided against by rem
dcrins the outer face OF the evee proof a
gainst all kinds of shot. And it is altogeth-
er probable that the rebels would find the E.
rection of batteries under the fire of shot
and shells from this point no agreeable occu-
patton.
The third and only other mode of attack
would be to send troops from the rivers a
bove this point, Gu. of the railway co,lmu-
ricatoa ID tte rear, srd bc:;cgs the place b.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
Tie Point Of n0nQr

Tho sulioined letter from ExPrcsi-
dent BucnANAN was received at the Office
of the National Intclligenccr few days
ago. 4 friend cf the Ex-Presidcnt's
who happened to read the letter, and
who feels much interested in the qucs-
ton of honor and duty which the letter
incidentally but very strongly states,
and thinking that the opinion of one who
has served the country so conspicuously
and so long might exert n salutary infu-
ence on the opinions # others, asked
aud obtained Tie consent of the distn-
guished writer to its publication, and it is
published accordingly:
WnrATLASp, MAJ g. 1861.
To the Editors Of tie National Intciii-
genccT.
GENTLEMEN; ID the confusion Of the
times have not received your tr-week-
" numbers 9.l57 aud Obs of April -
aud April 80, | believe. As yours is
the oaIy paper of which | preserve file.
! should feel greatly Obliged if you
would send me these numbers.
Several items in the Intelligence, have
awakened my attention TO the facility
with which military gentlemen
relieve themselves from their oaths and
change their allegiance. A military
oath has ever been held sacred in all
ages and in all countries. Besides the
solemn sanctions of religion, there is su-
peradded the highest appeal to personal
honor Each military officer swears that
he will bear true allegiance to the Uni
ted States, and serve them honestly and
faithfully against all their enemies and
opposers whatsoever They do not
awear to support the Constitution of any
State. Educated by the Uutcd States
they belong to the Federal Government
in a peculiar sense. Whilst | can ina
CINE why an officer might resign rather
than shed the blood Of citizens of his
native State in war, yet it is difficult to
excuse or palliate the next step, which
is to 20 over to the ener y, and make war
upon the timo-honored flag of tho coun-
try. Major Beauregard, when he dis
charged the first gun against Fort Sum
ter; Eghted flame which it will require
a long time to extinguish. The people
of the North at present enthusiastically
unanimous. They never were aroused
until that shot was fred oten warn
ed Southern gentlemen that this would
be the inevitable result.
] enjoy good health, and as tranquil q
spirit as the evils impending over my
country will permit.
Your friend, very respectfully.
LANES BUCHANAN.
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Klne-Mnior, can / be of any assist

Kane-Mnjor, can / be of any assist
snce to you?
Moi. &erman~Who are you, sir?
Eane--I am Marshal Of the Police
force of Baltimore, and as such would
render you any assistance needed.
Mai Sherman, Oh, yes; We have
heard of you in the region whence we
came. We have no need of you; We can
take care of ourselves.
Marshal Kane retired, evidently much
chagriucd, and the Decentralization of
the troops took place Immediately, the
Harriet Lane presenting her broadslde
to the point where the cars waited to
convey the passengers to the Relay
House, The few citizens Of Baltimore
who were on the ground treated the SOL
diers with great respect. and many OF
them cheered as the train moved off.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
General Houston.

The charge that Gen Houston had nnde
= secession speech Mt Houston, 1'e1a', il Ut
true An eye witness say
Gen. Houston walked aI,nos, uta;tsriea
to the Hall where he was to spe7f b friends
avoiding him from fear of inquiry from the
excited crowd. On arriving there he vFs
told that it had been closes agauF. him D.
the owners who feared its destruction ly the
mob. Houston replied that he would speak
in the open air then and walking iearlessly
through the crowd to nm elevated balloon
commenced his address without the least
trace of agitation or alarm visible upon his
countenance. After abiding briefly 10 the e.
vents which had transpired since he was las.
at Galveston, lie boldly vindicated his own
caracter from the cslumnies which had been
hcaped upon him BY some Of the journals in
Texas as iniquitous and pre)ndcial in every
way to her best interests, He 'aid that though
disnnon might he in the ascendant now, that
there was a terrible reaction to come, which
would he hard. and thpt he stood in wait
ing attitude for that time 10 come.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23

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The times ars trying trt Cooley is indisren-
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THE EnI.yuRG.-Tnis valuable Review Tor
Auril has reached our Office. This Is The
most Interesting number that has been iSsned
for twelve months.
Published by Leonard Scott " Go. Frice
$500.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23

A SoLpIER's CONTRADICTIONS Of the
recruits in an Indiana regiment. Of rather
siignt mus lie. was asked by the INSPECTING
surgeon If be thought lac was strong enou2 h
to stand sevre har,lships in the service. II e
Jealous soldier replied: Il should think that
a fellow who carried lantern seventeen
nights last fall in Bell and Everett professions,
aud got t. his work next mornings without
going to bed. ought to De able to stand any
common kind of service"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23

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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23

The Montgomery (Ala.l Mail the official
organ of Gen Davis, has the following under
date of May 9th:
1--WE learn that there are row quite num-
Der of privateers in the service of the Con
federate Government cruising off the Gulf
and the Atlantic coast, all well armed and
manned. Dispatches received in this city,
state that hundreds of others are lifting out
at various points for the Same purpose. In
three weeks from this time our privateersmen
will swarm the seas, and thon woe betide
the merchant ship that sails under the once
beloved egt aop detcgte9 STAR and Stripes.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
The Congressional NOminnr

Never. in the past, have we known
unblushing effort to force upon the PEI
candidate for Congress 10 whom they g.
strong and uncompromising exceptions .
mary meetings we're called, by tho Tlun .
and unconditional Union men, to Rend
gates TO a County Convention, whc'
vcntion was to aond delegates to n Cog
soral Convention to lie held in Fra
rity on mex. SATURDAY. It was cxpcc,c
rome but unqualified Union men won
tend these primary mcet:rEs md as
sequence every thing wru'd 10 cond
fairly. but to the great surprise Of those
men who called the meetings, II VAS
tha. the friends Of n candidate, whose
Less the true Union men were not pl
to endorse, Ind had tickets printed. AZ
iudustriously circulating them anon
they thought they could influence,
those tickets wsro tie names Of MAJ
that have slways been regarded rs arr' h,
lists. Money was freely apent. Whste.
other intoxicating beverages were freely
CT in tbs city. even on tic Sabbath d
Runners we,e sent out tc the primary
irss IL the county. and the Same game
ed there, and when il was unsucccasfr
some Gases the runners with the few
could influence to join them in their "
purpose TO fcist upon the district an UNI
union man, withdrew and appointed
men to contest the seats Of the truo
delegates.
IF, with this state Of the case before
the Convention a. Frederick should nc"
the gentleman referred to, he will not
the vote Of Allcgnny county, for the T.
incorporating Union men will voi
svowed eremg in preference to a ma
upon them By trckery and corrupt
in tho soundness OF whose Unioni
have no confidence
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23

The Louisville .Lournal tells good
story of Vice President Brcckinridge.-
He was making speech at Bowling
Green the other day, and drew glowing
picture of the evils of the country. Pau
sing a moment, be then exclaimed, And
who is guilty Of bringing about this ter
rble condition of affairs, This inter
rogatory Was answered by three of the
most respectable citizens present, who
rose and said: lEdrren county charges
yra with H." Whether Mr.. Brcckin-
ridge continued his speech W. arc not
informed
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
Corn is King.

By latest Southern adviser it appears
that King Cotton has been dethronrd,
and that King Corn has been elevated
in his place. The Nashville Benn"r
says that in some portions of Middle
Tennessee the young cotton plant has
been plowed up and corn planted in its
place; while the Georgia Telegraph and
other papers are frantically crying out
pillow up the cotton! Yes pillow it up it
need be- Look out for corn first, last
and all the time
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
RepGrt OF the commissioners TO
Extend Frederick Street.


To Mc Honarqtic, The Mayor Gnd Cjur-timsr
NJ the City Of Cun,jr'aH2:
GENTS The undersigned Commissioner
named in the ordinance passed by your Hon
orable body January -, 1860, TO lay out. open
and extend Frederick Street to ilotlmnn's lot
and assess the damages arising from said eH-
tension, having been duly sworn before An
drew Gender one of the Justices of the peace
in aud tor AleGany County, beg leave TO re-
port the accompanying pltl Of extension,
made by William Brace. Survcy or, and award
to II. ]. McNamee. One hundred and twenty
four dollars to be paid ms tolows, viz; By L,
~ Thrns,on Twcny-four dollars $50 and
by the Estate Of Burgcs, Magrnier ONO hun
drcd dollar. lSloo.)
Very respectfully.
!. B. H. CAMPBELL,
A J.. WRITER'S,
WIN. WICkARD
Nav -, lSG,-Im. Commissioners.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23

The Philadelphia Ledger learns from
a gentleman who was on board the steam
boat Maryland, which conveyed Sher-
mans battery, in company with Colonel
Pattcrson's regiment and the regulars
from Texas, from Perryvile to Balti-
more, we learn the following particulars.
The three vessels conveying the troops
we're Joined in the Patapsco river BY the
United States steamer Harriet Lane and
the Philadelphia city ice boat, both of
which were heavily armed. When the
Maryland reached the warf at Locust
Point, MIR. Kane, Marshal of the BALI
more police. approached Maj Sherman.
and the following conversation onsued;
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
ALarge Army.

The Washington Star says that up to this
time the total humber of troops whose se.vi-
ces have been accepted by and offered to the
Goverutne, Cnr the present emergency am
cunts to the cxtr ORDINARY number Of three
hucdycl ,l.r SAID.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
ATTENTION NATURALIZED CITI

See how careful the wire-worlcrs were
your feelings and wishes should bo repre-
ted in the delegation to select a Congressr
Read over the list Q! deleGatessalected by q %
packed Convection on Tuesday last, ana g
how many Of tbem can be supposed to refec.
your views. OF the whole sixteen majority
arc old Kuow-Nothing politicians. Remsm-
Der this and don't be gulled any longer by
these pretended friends Of yours. Not au o.
icer of the meeting was delegate except
Lewis Smith, that represents shy naturaized
citizens.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
FISH! FISH, PISH.

500 bbls. L. P. Herring,
200 " Alewiyes,
100 " Potomac,
100 No. Mackere!,
5000 Cod6sb,
Strictly prime. For saie b.
J. N. HARPER 4. CO.
Als1a 1riu, Va. zJGastf
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
ineteen twentieths of the audience were

nineteen twentieths of the audience were
with him. He TOLD them, among other
things, that Jeff. Davis and the Cover
nor of the State ought to be haps ed and
would be hanged at that not far distant
period when the judicial power of the
government could be brought to bear
upon them
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
Notices.

PETERsoS's MAGAZINE We have Fecev-
Cd the June number Of this entertaining work.
Like its predecessors. it is all the publisher
,ror1ised it should DO and therefore meets
with cordial reception from the ladies'
prae.S9 %.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The County Convention, which was called
nv the unconditional Union men of AIIegany'
TO meet in this city, OIL Tuesday last, for the
purpose Of sending delegates to the noinlna-
ting convention ia Frederick city Oh the 18th
inst. mel in accordance with said call, but by
bribery, corruption and political tr'ckcIy the
Convention fell luto the hands of men, who
,,,, reccptly were known rs EecCssionsts or
,ynAitiona, Union men, and many Of the del
a-a,cs who came from the country found
when il was too late to remedy the evil that
vas upon them, that they had been betrayed.
The Convention met III the Court House
aud C. W White, Esq, real True Blue l.
mon man, vas elected president.
W Browning, VIM. Shaw aud John Hum
bird were elected vice presidents. Mr.. Hum
l,rd mas been generally recognised as Hc-
s,,aonist. II. p. Tasker and J. Floyd Nc
Culioh. secretaries.
Several districts had two delegations, the
one a roman delcgation--the Other true L.
Lion men.
From Mount Savage there were two sets
Of delegates. both Of which it was resolved
should be admitted. The Roman delegation
was elected under the following call:
NOTICE.
"AN those opposed to Elacl. Republican
principles and in favor Of Equality and Con
stitulional Union, arc requested to meet at the
auction Room, on Monday evening next, At
o'clock, to appoint delegates to represent
this district nj Convention to hc held in
Cumberland on the day following, CInesday,
2lst insti EouAriTr & UNION.
The admission ii this delegation, the rep
roscntatiyps Of small squad Of seccssonists
at Nit. Savage, caused the true Union dele
gates 10 withdraw
4 Bogus delegation from Olhtown being
admitted, the regular delegates also withdrew.
The l'fostburg delegation heing convinced
that outrageous frauds had been perpcratcd
also Withdrew.
Flirtstonc delegation charged publicly,
that fraud mud bribery had been praciced
and refused to vote.
Selbysport waa not represented.
The remaining portion Of The delegates pro-
oecded to eject their representatives TO the
nominating Convention whom the following
named gentlemen received the unanimous
vote of the Convention. the rcmarlab' act
arrestng the attention, that ever, ~,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
The Law of Treason.

Tho following letter from the Secretary Of
State, to the agent Of the owners Of the two
sea steamers sclZcd some time ago 10y Gnv-
crnor Lelcher. shows MT only the opinion 81
the Government is Of TINT transaction, but
that the ilegaity oiihe seizure atlantis the
wucrs themselves il tn y b nc conSenti Z
parties even SO far rs 10 accept indemnity III
the shape If sale and purchase:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
Gas Lime.

I HAVE ON hand, at the Gas Works, several
i thousand bushels Of spent lime, which will
sell at Ono Cent per bushel. 1t is as good for
improving the soil as lime fresh from the Kiln.
c. A. SEAY,
Cumberland, Jan. 2t-5m. Supt.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Judges Of
~ Election, and to the voters of AlleGany
county, that an election will be held in the
several election districts Of SAID county. az
the usual places of holding elections, on
Thursday the 18th day Of June 1861, for the
purpose of ecctins one person for Repre-
sentative in Congress. II, r. ATKINSON,
MAY %, 1851 Sheriff
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ErEEoiOasrRG. IR!sKb'>. On. 0FIc

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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
Nominations.

The unconditional Union men Of the first
Congressional District have nominated Hon.
Mr.. Crsvcl.
At meeting Of the delegates to the Third
Congressional District held on Monday last,
when the following gentlemen were put in
nomination:
CT. l.. Lcary, Hon. J. Morrison Harris,
a. W. Bradford, John B. Seidenstricker, and
Robert Turner.
After protractci discussion the following
resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the Secretary be instructed
10 address note to the candidates named TO
this Convention, and PROFOUND 20 them the
following questions:
lst. Are you an unconditional Union man?
I'd. If elected n member of Congress, will
You give your vote to aid and support the
Government in the enforcement of the Con-
stitution and the Laws?
Those of the fourth have re-nominated the
present talented and influential member of
that district. The following is the vote on
the nomination:
Henry Winter Davis, John i. Kennedy
and William Price. were nominated in eau
Gus, their several claims ami availability dis
cussed when the Convention proceeded to
h,llot wifi, tho f0llOwiur result.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23

On motion, the nomination vas declared
unanimous. The Convention then adjourned.
1t is to be hoped that the Convention
+ the fifth district will select a man who can
,mmand the vote of all true men, otherwise
IS more than probable that there will be
De- independent candidate. The Hon. d..
rel Of WASHINGTON, or Ex-Gov Thomas
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
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Nh 5FlIuISf

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Ohfs. respectfully,
MARY ANN S1OiKhQ CaS.

SrsuCe trEEI HcN1!ssInS ia. "a,
JauCnrY IA, iST
Il q Sra;H;HG
SIS.
You will p'ss.c seal IL" t~U 7rN OF roI
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Respectfully yours.
IN0. u SHORE
RS. Iiaeega>I sar boz ofyovr Pds, orI
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AL Intrepid Senator.

RoDDY, Secretary,