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sser's sni othss- ,ecoud hand cheap for ossh
,Schaneed ana repslred " o, A. DURdfN, ssS
Bva1, soom . NIB 10. "a bag maehinss,
lhssp- Ul0 Stas'uD
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GROCERIE9.

OOOO POUNDS SMOKED SALMON,
&OOO new HsiizX eursu goo cars new
,pised sHlmon, 10 p,und oaus, 30 Neu noi,--- :
BenIrg 81 per keg 800 barrels best vinegar, o. 80
Ter bsrtel com oiou, 81 Ier barrel. For ssis by
NPISON WELLS, 81 Dey at. sua 3'ilS
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asnSAh. aarATu.

pUmDIF9 LOTS on BERGEN HILL FOR
Orale, beausfaiiy located hor.s railroad routes;
~ mile from Jarusy Cry IA ,bokon; n.Ar ohurehes
va school. At perEsn, Meahayksn, nergsn Point,
pniso Hils 4s prics SlSo V $500 ysry e.Iy tsrm'.
Applv ii q water q. iva aAaasI9s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28
THE WAR IN KENTUcKY.
The Memphis Avalanche Of Thurs,

The Memphis Avalanche Of Thursday
says
All the military talent of Kentucky is
arraycd on the side of the South. Buck.
ncr, Smith, Williams, Marshall. Breckin.
ridge and Hanson, men who have seen
service, who have braved the perils Of
war and completed their military train.
ing ON the tented field, are ready to lead
the gathering hosts C: kcntuckians who
arc rallying to the Southern standard.
The only man Of any military professions
ia the State who has espoHsed the cause
of Lincoln is zen. Rousseau who is too
dastardly tory to be a Lrave man, and
has too narrow soul 10 be great gen
cral
The Appeal Of the same date has the
following
We learn through passengers, who ar.
rived from Columbus on yesterday. that
some excitement existed there in c0pso.
| queace OF receiving the Intelligence, re.
| liably authenticated, that seven thousand
! Federal troops had landed nine miles
above headquarters on the Kentucky
side Of the Mississippi river They came
down on Tuesday morning, and were ro.
inforced on the following nightly what
number was unknown.
The enemy evidently design threaten
| ing Columbus In two directions down
the river and by way Of Padncah, ex-
pecting no doubt to execute n flank
W. n,osnmo ,b,t Go, Jobn.,,n = N
ro, Ia, ,ho Uoss;,ns ronoin in ,hcir or.s
ant .itnat;on Inn,, witb,nt forc;np tbom
;nto 4, oh, Oc,be rcsnl, ,berc can La
no manner Of donb,
Reliable in,olligcnco was received in
the CITY ON iast 9ight that interesting
military movements were taking pl,cc
near Fliz,he,h,ow, ON the Nashville and
Iouisville Railroad fortv.tbroe miles
from tho latter CITY TIE railroad bridge
over thc Rolling Fork a creek seyeral
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

Tsii1s t.iis>ass
Reading pear the iine u upslur AND iIarr.
scr and i.sog been solicited ~ ciss,eu. ii both
cola'ie. TO Announce riy gsss. iog the State
senate. 10 suppl. the yacanc, ocessioue5 BY the
resignation ot Col. ". L. Locke, ] have coD.
sen,d 10 DO 30.
Every man who loves hi. coensry aavi., to ~
WILLING To- serve wherever IL Is Thought, ~ these
who kn0s him, hs may be most usei.i. ! eld'ng
TO this belle. and yet Impressed sltl tbs ys~
that tie kird friends wilo have bfoash; TIE INTO
TIE Geld, hsyn consaltel lheif petsofal gsfish',
~ zoe rather thaa ny merit, have culy 70 .ay
that Il elected viii 10 egi 10 my poser 70
justify their hops All expectations.
am man OF hs wor,is, aud d. not sspsci
10 waste ihc timr OF the p,olle "a this ess.sars
or the lesislstuFe, i elcci-d. 70 lQuy-s if'5cd
speeches. >uiA,c It 70 sGy, that | desire 10 sc
,!.ls Mar prosecuted with al the fesources and
crsrgi,a az tie state and Cdnlld.taie Govern
nieat.. Al ihe saile time i snonh I've ,bs
policy ~ il % the da;y Of lie State Government
to protect IL etileus, 50 ihst they may go
thruu-h The contest without unusual pc ani9ry
sacricts leaving thgm ~ col.iiiioa, alter the
termination d 5osliii,c, 10 nsain their posi-
tion pf property speedily. The neat session.
OF tie Lesislalaio' 10 ny judgment. ought TO oe
& short one al unnecessary busht2s shou q
bs laiI aside and ihat which Is essential. dis
posed Of Us speedily as po,siipie consistent with
careful AMI prudem legislation.
II elected | sttll iee hchorel aud profoundly
lnaieiag Tor thc esteem uud c0Hls,nce which
such an endorsement ~ii .aiFy and viii eud =
yor % so depot myself as 10 cause 30 rsrei 1o
. those Who may have voted lor me
respectfully, 80
q q t'DpHt UtiH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

river, and the North Island thirty miles
south of Ship Island .--ED
l! is intended to fortify Ship Island
and prevent communication between
New Orleans and Mobile. The federals
received the New Orleans papers and
kept posted.
GKkES RIVER, Ky, Sept 20--A num-
Der OF Southernors PASSED here to-day
from Louisville, in various convcyances.
II is reported that ex.Gov. Morchead
has been arrested and sent TO Fort La
!aycttc.
FRAsKronv. Sept. 20.-The Legislature
calls the Tenncsseeans and Kcntuck
ans invaders. and says they must be
expelled, aud that the iedcrals only came
to Kentucky 20 preserve tranquility.
The Legislature has also declared no
coniscstions will be allowed, and order
ed the Governor to place Thomas l.
Crittonden in command Of the State
troops
Mr. Underwood was unable To sup
press his emotions, and spoke against
such resolutions
This news Is taken from the Louis
willie Courier Of yesterday.
The Courier has been suppressed
Rousseau was crossing Rolling Fork
yesterday morning in fats, but not liking
the mastering of the Hardin county
boys, he suddenly recrosscd the six hun
bred men he had got over
Muldrough's Hill is not occupied.
kSoxvris, Tenn, Sept. 2l--An en-
gagemcat took place on the 10Th, at Bar
| louisville, in the eastern portion o.
Kentucky, between 500 Coniederatcs
aud 1900 fcderals The fedcrals wer,
completely routed
The Confederate troops consisted Of .
portion of Col Battles regiment of Ten
ncsseeans. assisted by Cspts Simpson,
and Plumbers cavalry. We took fou
hundred stand Of arms, besides othe,
equipments We have possession Of
! Barboursyiie.
Our loss il two killed-Lieut Parnel
Of Hawkins company, and one private.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28
THE REPytsE OF THE rEDERALs AT PIN
SAC0LA,


The Pensacola Observer. Of the l4th.
gives the p,r,iculars of the lively affair
Il. W, ,...e..,;,..1 .l;.l
'' '"' -'"'s '''' '''' NOM " "''''
we had oy Telegraph Inc observer
says
The Unrbor Police Boat WIN. H. Ju.
dah. Lieut. McWright in command, was
burn; this morning at about 3 o'clock
while living M her moorinr in the basin
a, the NAVY Yard by marty of Feder.
ala from Fort Pickcns Tie Federal
troons came over in launches. numbering.
il ia c,timated Gfty or more. and when
within range began throwing tafrcd fire
halls and other iudammalls materials
until the deck Of the Judah was literally
covered with fire and the schooner in
0,mes In tho ,ncon,iu,, eevcrol If the
launches nroccodca IA ,bo si1es ~ Le
schooncr and tho FcderaIs co,oSencei
and rar,ialIv succeeded in boarding her
hn, ,,or. finally rennl.ed !, ia tbnncb,
.or,n or n;gh, k,Iad and n,oL,hl, a
l.rre unmbnr wounded ON nnr side 9ue
nav from tho Florida R.gimont is mis-.
;nr and ono won,dcd o., y,ntcc waa
haSonn,,cd wbile a,tomntin', +" hoard
he JuJaL and calI oycrbnard in,o tbe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

DesENcE ~ TVS MISSISSIPPI RSrh-The
following act was passed al toe last se-'
sion OF Congress and was approved Oh
tho Both 81 August
An Aci ~ Fiusid tor the Defence O.ths
Mississippi River.
SEC , ~, Cugrsss Of HE Coaftdsra,
Stats u Amsficl d. enaa, That the Pfer-
Idcnt bc, aud be Is hefety authorized to
cause such boating irf,hcas as he ins,
deem uust adapted to tie protection II
the Mississippi Ilyer, against "a deaceh'
81 iron plated steam gun boats, u 10
Constructed or prepared viii the least
poss. Bic delay.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

fhr uamllioI Wbo ven rcQae4Ild o .'lefl
.giiahle Camp Ground iag Judge hfegg 5
Re- mrut lake pleasure ,u tatms e al inter
c.t,J dot th,y ha,l appointed no fooAmpEtnt
draety 90 tr southern Pacific Kai'foad lTa
and oue.hAlf miles East If Marshall on ia,d u
Msirr ~'nalley At place known a. " hara'sor :
spriuss
gL COMMITTEE also talk pcasare n sayr.
that Uuc.s DO. 1ayior MAJOR Smaley, Hon.
Jub1 D. Mlls aid NJ i,y %. Taylor have geuer
ously $50 fel 70 th1 Regiment Cd thcif teams and
horses ,le use ri Gye or ia haHdsel acres o'
cyetneu, pasture vel supplied with pure
water.
j VI CURFi@,
Chairman tOnnpsiis,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28
NOTICE.
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.

fINilk fallssing Essola,on was adopted b. s'''i
l Board Of Directors Of THIS Company u their
meeting Sept leth. 1851
Reni.sa, Tia, The fpllovng notice be pub
Nshei IN the irSns Republican
All ,hoyr charming 10 hold ssetss a1Aiosi the
Southern Pacific Railreasl tss4pesy siu ysease
pesen, shem imr,esi,a,.5,, q W AnD " ne
Company, IN Marsha, 'or ins'rs'vAsoe, So -
be passl apon according y The rsOssltns OF
4 4, - RS
- A. Y. SMITH. Aa11svy
Marshall. Sept. l2th 1851
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

From the information wh;,h we nave
received from various sources, we Judge
that the available forces up the river,
are distributed ms follows AZ st Louis,
10, 600 Cape Girardeau, Carlo and Birds
Point. IL 600 Old Fort jefferson (niue
miles above Columbus, about 10000 ;
Pnducah 10 ooo Louisville, 5000 4,
Jefferson City, Mo, there are probably
Also about 1000 This is a sum total Of
fsiy six thousand which, we think, is
not far from tfuc estimate. -alsrpA,,
Arpai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

yr., r,.g U.rsr ~4vttr.s w l..,,,.
,hat F. ,oen ty H., rs,.r.r"e.l, Wutye
,r,s srr..t.J .ss.r,l d,vs ag, ,u
rbsrgc If INNS. .t,,Iip,, aud Examined
l,rT. n y,.ti..r ~ H.. p.,re i, p,,,l,,,,
and commitf,d IN iail ia H.. trir3 a, Nm.
Dis,ric, r.nrt or Monday usr,,
n ,,',r ,,,,, i..,1 e., t,. .'n,,,.,rs,',.,. a.,
the r.v, term and lima secured bis re-.
lone and ,bcu br va. t,l.n q, B.is
A.. RI,,.p, and syr 1t4 I,dy w,s
ali,wra IN HANG uiti Tu,slav et,oiu,,
vbcr il v,o tal,co. l,qp. st,3 l.ri.d
Our opiuion WITH regard 70 sucl a
mode of lnpishiaent ha. been often ex-
ur,.4e1 ", DO not apuroxc ruL law.
There are ea.os which nav be excused
We uuhlisL IA ;Ms number a case Of
punishment inflicted hy a number # cit.
ileus in Harrison county. where the
corrse rnrsueG WAS fully mstfatic. If
tb,re at er WAS A case If extra judicial
punishr,ent ipstifiallr We wouii never
u,ter sn, word if condemnation I'd sum
mary. -i,ua,t., i,Hietelsp..t tine Li.-l.
go .r1 .r,ar,ntIy most r..i,..t,,l,,e man,
, in the land who should lee convicted of
any assault unan female virtue ana .ane
cencc. The injury wk;ch sednccr u.
ltct4 sbsuld uc punished will, death. t.
! say patIiur 4 The higher crime If rape.
brt =, banr a man who has violated
ri,bts ot nr,perty only. and who can be
rca.l,.d bv lie law is-uu matter villa,
dimsv excuses Az. thrown around ,ht
a,t-ms,.,, IN me f,,t qerroc
I, il us,.lc.s /, at,cmpt TO Justify suci
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

The most OF our readers have doubt.
steam war vessel being constructed at
New Orleans, intended to break up the
blockade. We were told few days
ago, that il had proved failure. But
The following extract ola letter from q
Mobilian to the Advertiser, copied APP
provingly into the Picayune Of the goth
looks like there were still well grounded
hopes of its success as a waf engine:
went over to Algicrs yesterday TO
see the steamer Manassas commonly
called "thc turtle or "!hc RAM intend
ed to pitch into DIR. bancolu's block
aiding fleet The commander OF that
feet sent up 1 challenge month ago 10
her "to come along" ss he was ready
for her Ny belief is when shc 'comcs
along the heaviest frisate in that fleet
will have to get ont OF her way OF some
body will be hurt She is danger.
ous looking craft--a solid mass OF wood
covered with railroad iron, and her
whole covering arranged in curve lines
from which the heaviest shot must
glance, She has nine inch gun il her
bow, and the port hole is closed by a
snont.lks looking shutter, which, when
down. completes The narabolic curve Of
her conformation. Her engines are pow.
crful and with OILY nine inches of steam
she carries 30 made eight knots in an
experimental trip yesterday. If one Of
L.acoln's ships waits for her. and de
ponds upon her guns 10 drive her of, she
will sink ihe ship by driving a hole in
her through which horse might be rid
den II the ship rms, the turtles" sin
gle gun can play upon and sink her, and
be herself bow ON invnncrablo TO shot.
And if the ship does not dare stand the
shooting OF the hutting, It will have to
clear out and the blockade is broken up
Since her trial trip yesterday the 'tnr-
tie has risen greatly in the estimation
Of naval officers, There is danger in
her.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

TO which any one or more sleu enemie.
Rad SINCE TIM, tim. nuv claim aitle. ar
interest direct or r,dltee,l "a ,., set
fotth seecific,lly and raetcnlariy ubat
and where the ,roperty Is ana ,ia u,ne
and r.siacnce IL ,gn h ''farr d..n,or inns.
tee or agent.
State all else ,ha. Won know which
may AID IN CARVING into fan effect tl,.
s,onc,tration ac, al tls s0,h 81 Angust
lssI and state the s.f,o a. ulg .f,,i
r,rticnIa,ly as II th,feunto succiailv In
t,,royate1
AR Ryryyvp
Nore The garnish.c iu ,I,c fr..,air.,
ie,erro-,tori.- i -p.cially warmed M,
the s,nuestr,iion aet m..k.s 81 ihe dp,,
If each aud every eiiizen to give t}.o in.
formation asked IN sad intefPogat,r.cs
b n Act Of Goth ar krypsf lSGi section .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28
INSTRUCTIONS TO RECEIVERS UNDII THY
sEouEsfRAsfoa ACT


property and effects OF alien onemes aud Tor
the indemnity Of citizens of the Confederate
States and persons aiding Che same IN the
existing wa, ag.lns' 'hc 'hted states -
J. The following persons are subject
TO The operation oi The law a3 alien EN-
emies.
l. Al CITIZENS Of The United STATES
except cit'Iehs OF residents OF pe'eWaIoi
wary lann, hehiuchy OF Ai7s"n'i, OF lhe
District OF ooi"'noia' or the territories
ol New MaA'co' N,zohai OF 'he 'halan
territory south OF hahsas.
N'' PERSONS "no nave Go,l''H
"'''''" 80" ''"''' WV" VIM" '"'' Wv
ethlnent " at war, no matter whether
thes oc V'''@ehs OF no, : mus 'he sun
lec'S Q, "'ch' p'lt"I'' r'Hhoc, o. oihei
heu''a' ns''onS' ""o n''c "S''''e.' ~
are carrying ON ou'i''Ss OF u'nnc "''Dlh
the states al wa" WIN 'n,' cohleaefacy
are '',In enJ''''t ;,, unuef 'lo iim,
on n'i. ,a'' U ~ T't ~, ''v
" y, In" I &C. .". IT, r. -
-. IT, -, "a ,ha ~"
=, - ~
Territory south oil ham -, ana Oh thc
District Of Columbia, as shall c0mmlt ac.
tual hostili,es against the Confederate
s,atcs, or aid or abet the United States
in the existing war against the Canlcd-
guy '3''''' r. ,-,.
- - ''', M N''' ''"''s s"'
os'' ~ % oii'0e, you WI. az Pos75 ,,.,i
:. az PIP y ~ 80 "s 49,, ' E, nun.
ing to alien enemies, AS above defined.
III. You viii forthwith apply to ihe
clerk OF the court Tor writs OF garnlsh.
ment undoT the sth section Of the law,
and will PROFOUND To the garnlshees the
intcfrogatorics OF winch form Is annex.
ed The interfosaioried You VIII pro
pound to the following persons, va;
!. All attornies and couusellors prac-
ticing law within your district
2 The presidents aud cashiers Of all
banks aud principal administrative of.
dcers OF all railroad and other corpora
tons within your DISTRICT.
3. All aseats Of iorc'gn corporations,
insurance agents, commission merchants
engaged III foreign mercantile houses,
dealars IN bills OF exchange, executors
ard administrators of estates, assisarH~
and syndics ot insoly- estates trus
tees, aud generally ail persona who are
known to do business as a. MS TT H'l'
crs.
4. In the FIRST week Of each month You
will exhibit TO the Judge statement
showing the whole amount Of money iu
your hands as Receiver snd deposit tie
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

as,- The New York Herald announces
that another naval expedition ID ON foot,
and ,i4st lts situation is the coast OF
South Carolina.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

Larssr YpoN GrN Lgg'- CovN,Nn Tie
l.yrchbarg tirginian. ct the 10Th. says :
We mot with an officer a. onf army ON
Saturday evening, who left Gen Lees
canmaud on "Wednesday Ihe General
was then within few rtiics Of the cue.
my, ana was advancing More Than
this Il is not prndont TO make public
This same gentleman had received in.
tellgenco at camp, Of Gen iioyd's sue.
less--the report oi whose guns he coul!
hear which differs from the settlement
which wc publish elsewhere today II
was believed to be Rasocrsnz who fell
back and with loss Of at least 400 in
killed., and some prisoners. Such was
the intelligence brought to Gen. Lees
carp -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

lie,u~ ,Wsas swm BsieApa rniso plfs-
ION, TESAs MnTn
TUE commissioned aAlscr, d the sixth Brig
l ads 9rd plsision. Texas Militia, comprising
the esartie- ~ Harrison snl upeher ar hereby
ofdrei t' bold an el,csisn On Saturday, the sd
ai,g q, >nvcmher l-Gi. tr the parppse 81
e,yelux Brlaaslteri.,neral Tor said Brigade
The o'ccgi.p ~ be heia uI Harrison county, az
Narshsl. and ior Upsaar eoanty.a GimeF.
lhe Colomls of escA regimeut, alsl In tde,r
ahsensc er disqualification, some other commits
siopd oaicecs 10 b. selected by the commiss'cp-
Il officers present Will act As presiding ceicers.
respectively and due retsaa make % the same,
TO the noSornor, wilHiA il'e time prescribed by
law.
~ order q
" +. LANE. Rsis Gcnl.
Slrs Euc-df, Ii,r3 uipisoa, 1eFas Mslliid,
r. \. ll,ess Brigsaier Maos.
Marshsll sept n ISL. % s.
ssa- G.lmer paliie, vii please copy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

TAKEN rr by John Watson, living ahoai
| ten mlss \ + u Nershali, near the Sciser-
carr and Shreveport rcad aai posted before
Vim v oeslson j. r.. in bea' Ne ;, Mea-
ican or spanish poney, Of cream cosor, branded
Oh tire RICH, hip and shoulder with Mexican
brand. and marked with q swallow fork u the
right caf. About six or seven years old and
appraised al one dollar.
RE-. FPIDERicl, Clk.
Sept. 81 1851. nl.N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

say- Gov Brown. OF Georgia, has is
sued q proclamation, calling ios az IN
mediate organization AID training OF tos
entire military icrcc Of the State.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-28

~rAfg CoSyFSrioSs - THsg NiarI b.
nh Here is "a ptocious piece VI news
ifua Washipcf1as Three Conventions
are advertised ~ 100 hold ON tie l0ih
~ September, namely, the Secc -inu
State Convention oi Maryland, called hy
tho members % the Legislature of that
state. to meet At Baltimore the Armed
Neutrality or Peace Convention OF the
state % kcufucky, at Frankfort ana
the New York German Republican STATE
Convention. at syracuse The Admins
trs,ieu has decided that ti,c interests ~
the Repnhlc require that the hrs, Two
shall not be held, aud tlicy will accord
iugly bee suppressed The Almiuistra
ton regards ~ Peace Conventions a.,
10 the highest degree reasonable, AMI
al advocates q peace as traitors.
ANmuvR Noua CagotlNA Folu TaerA7.
ESrB-Wo learn from the Petersburg
Express. Of the 81 inst. that 1t WAS
known ut Goldsbefo. North Carolina
the night previous, that formidable
Yankee fleet was IN sight n Fogi Macon
aud an attack hourly expected We
are pleased 70 hear that thcy are well
prepared for an assault, and viii resist
VITA q determination AVID daring wurthy
~ iao glorious eaase IN watch they arc
engaged For, Macon commands the
entrance to Beauiira harhpr, and is said
10 he ,he most formidable fofliicaiiou
on The North Carolina cuasi
The national Republican., 1861-05-11
FUGITIVE SLAVES.

States which secede from the Union cannot
claim the benefits Of the Constitution Of the
country, while they repudiate its obligations
and deny its supremacy. Among other things,
they forfeit the right to reclaim fugitives from
labor, and should be made to pay this forfeit,
until they return to their duty. Where argu.
ment and persuasion have failed, sterner meas.
ures must be taken with this guilt and madness
of secession.
If the people of Virginia vote, on the 23d
instant, to go out of the Union, let them un.
derstand distinctly that they are not afterwards
to pursue their fugitive slaves, either into this
District of Columbia, or into the free States.
We are perfectly prepared for the senseless
cry, that this is suggestion looking to slave
insurrection, with all its attendant horrors. 1t
is no such thing. 1t is precisely the contrary.
Slave instructions are more likely to result
from returning fugitive slaves, than from help.
ing them off. If all the slaves in Virginia
should run of, the possibility of slave insur-
rection there would be at an end, and the dan.
ger of slave instructions diminishes precisely
in proportion to the number who escape. 1t is
black men who are kept as slaves, who endan.
ger the lives of women and children, and not
those who run of. This is the common sense
of the case, and no clamor against melting
to murder and rape" will delude the country
in relation to it. Running away is not nsur.
rection, but the preventative of insurrection, by
being tho substitute for it. Running away is,
in fact, the safety valve. of the system of sla.
very, to save it from explosion.
The national Republican., 1861-05-11
UNITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.

Il, OTlCE.-In order to accommodate the trav-
~ elling public, TWO DAILY LINES FOR
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, and
other points North, will leave the depot, (nesr
the Cspitol,) on and after Wednesday, May 9th,
at 1890 A. NJ. and 1910 P. N for Anna oils !;
thence, by steamers, to Perryville, and railroad
to Philadelphia and New York.
Passenger Trains from the North,
Leaving Philadelphia at ll.20 A. N. and IL p.
NJ, will arrive at the depot at 9.45 P. N. and
9.35 A. N.
Tfains for Annapolis
Leave Washington depot at 1890 AN, P. NJ,
and 1890 p. N.
Trains from Annapolis
Leave at 7l5 A. NJ, 2.l6 P. NJ, and 1880 P. M.
Arrive at Washington at $50 A. M, s.46 and
9.45 NJ.
Trains for Baltimore direct
Leave Washington Depot 1880 A. NJ, 2.l6 P.
NJ, and 1890 P. NJ.
Trains from Baltimore
Leave Baltimore !. 80 A. NJ, $40 P. NJ, and 7.45
Pm.
Arrive at Washington s.s5 A. NJ, b.45 P. NJ, and
9.45 P. N.
All articles Of freight (not contraband of war;
will be transported between the two cities. Tom
mage trains will leave Baltimore at P. NJ
Leave Washington at II p n.
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
THOS. A. SCOTT,
May lift General Manager.
The national Republican., 1861-05-11

KESrucKY.-Governor Magoffn's message
was delivered on Wednesday, and, as was ex.
pected, is out and out for secession.
"As the Legislature was elected two years
ago, he recommends the passage OF law for a
State Convention and election Of delegates.
He regrets that his proposition to arm the State
was not carried out by the last Legislature.
He compliments the Commercial, Louisville,
and Southern Banks for rendering money to
procure arms, but says he fears that, from the
refusal Of the other banks, the opportunities for
obtaining large supplies Of effective guns and
munitions oil war have been lost.
"He recommends the issue of thousand dol.
lar bonds to secure funds for the purchase Of
arms"