The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-11
BOWLING GREEN THE BATTLE GROUND

P'' '"' 'o"itd'ra'e army from Cen
'fai hentncky, does hot attrac, that de-
gree of attention from ouf peopIe which
us vast Importance deserves. They have
oe"h 'hiowh INTO pa:iies SO Frequently
ny sensation dispatches from lmpetuoua
military commanders, and have had IN,
nocturnal fep0sc of their families dia.
tnreed To such an extent hy STARTLING
addresses emanatiug from wellinteu,ion.
{" on, hervonsiy disposed old gentle.
men, That the cry of woll" makes bpt
u"le Impression at the present time upon
,"e'f iupef'lous scnslbihtles. Nevcrihe.
hss The movements that are r,n,div
TRANSPORTING ~ Kentucky, certainly ind.
cate speedy advance of the Fnlor,la
4 upon Zen. Johnsi9n's army at Bowling
"leeh. a column of over sixty thou.
s"hd men has crossed the Ohio river NJ
Louisville, and is pressing steadily ON.
/ wand towards the South The arp,y a.,
zen. hncil, now IN the department of
hentucky, according 10 the Testimony
oi the - Louis Democrat, numbers ono
hundred aud ten Thousand STRONG. and
our lhlret adviccs represent ihat il il re-.
ceivlng daily acc, ssions.
The laic Proceedings Of the Federal
Congress fofcshadow the policy If ,b,
Lincoln administration regarding tbo
war ~ h"uiueky The bin atproptis,.
'ing lh'fiy millions ol dollars To- ra.se
twenty tiieusaus twelve ma,,in-' nnl,,,.
ttnis, as 40 additional force t,. bu.lrs
ai''sion' passed tiu House Of Rop:csou
'Ht''cs several days since. and vas sent
up to the Senate with a fair praSpcct oi
becoming alaw. Tins movement C,r.
cessluI, vii Increase the Federal ,,r...s I
N Kentucky a. 10000. which san ho
strengthened sui maro Lv anather rain.
inrcemeht 1T - goo fum tln esn,rs of
Illinois, indiaut, aui Ohio at aov nm.
nrnt they arc lerdcd The trniror 81
The C"ugrcsSH 'lul detuic "a thi hun
shows 'h"' % Is toe evident purpose cot the
enemy t" make tl, West o.. gieat thea,
ter OF the impending conflict. and hat
"a" 2oo ooO mrn which Adiutaut Gene
RAJ Thomas deemed necessary fl the r,,.
clnnntion of Acniucky. will hr raised
II necessary at the expense At a draft
on Mcclellan or kusencrauz
The original determination of the op.
envy to advance simultaneously. rn,r
Columbus and Bowling Green which
was prohnbly opt,,t,;,,-l - ''''"
seems from nlI vr, cen, - -
abandoned 4 c.r, ,,,;.,.. - az"
reached them, and been published in ,
'hcir paprrS with much uervonz annrc. ,
icus'on, that the rebels have been plant. 4
NC ihcir tnrr.d,es .,s =. an
.',',,.
aof2i erect "' 'i'e '"'e,h n,o ".'' ~"
GIN anu STEAMBOAT P''s u'Nr' ~" ~!
scores ana we ,e'l"'''Ns w." '''We'"
p s'fs" w 'nt n1"h wv, e''"''''
Hence 'ho P'''otu'' V'u'c ~ WIS ''''''So /
y p'"B' 'n"'' ''""' '"' "a CO."
~ Mls9's7'rP' '' an up '''" w N''
is"hessve ""t C1'', s'i""u ',N''s, :"
conjunction WIN I'VE ''l'' '''S.N ~ ~
Johnston. we po.eNe' ae'"'l'"s y, u'a,
me "',''lN ".''', N'e N'.'E '.aS o. -
WIN 'he Wv" w m''N''e w" ~ 'e''''S
rs ueN'in'''"',' WI NV NV, al 1g
,'athsV'he '' JASMINE No SUM s'','"'"
be ie't untuI''ea 70 commons -" "'' '"eo
ny preparations 50 i'''"''''' Tvs ~ ''''
sure l's u'Sc.nu'u'v.
""s NJ. ~ -
nut the r'""su''',y "' "n ''''s "''0
mem on bn""hg "'V'h s''n'S W '''o''o
cniroboratloh from 'hr Np'Fu 81 we ~" 4
therp press which elalno'S 'ono'> LOT /
Increased energy and v'goi ia army OPP I
cra,ipns suce the reception OF the tate 1
hclhgcrent Intelligence from Europe /
The tone ct the most influential journals
exhibits mofhid desire To see the
Washington government put iotth us
full strength against the Sonh before
the approach oi winter, WIN the nope o'
achieving some ofi'aah' victory "n'op
is 10 hc'helt ont IL the European pow
ere, aud particularly 'fcat bf'ln'"' as o"
~ 'erTorea argument against any inter
ference IN the American war ihoN
firmly believe that the present success
of the Federal arms IN a p''chcd battle
void nrey,nt the impending rocogui.
Am, a. Inc Confederate States. (rirhten
ENGLAND aud France from their DISPOSE.
Inn 10 disturb the blockade. and in fine,
cut the Gordon Knot Of the san .lacin,o.
Tre,,, counlie,tisn in a shorter period
If ,imr thnn eewardian Diplomacy can
untie i,
T,as,, considerations have pralaeeti
rari. inpa.,epce Throughout the North
q: ,l.a iaactiviiy " Gen. Mcclellan, who
is now urged 10 advance "a the face IT
certain de'cai T. prevent another Dan
Run affair, he Grand Aony OF the
Potomac must remain To It's intrcnch-
/ ments But then the popular clamnr
+ .. l.. II ,.tat T.. - tina ta l,.