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The Coming struggle at KaozvIne


From East Tennessee.
Indications, that the next battle will
occur in the vicinity of Knoxville, sccu-
mulats. We yesterday conversed with
several well informed parlies--two Of
them East Tennessee refugees, and all the
witnesses concur in the statement that
every train from North Virginia comes
loaded with troops from Lees army; and
that these legions are Immediately added
to the force aOw under LOngsireet. 1t is
even believed by many, that Lee himself,
feeling the absolute necessity for tbe re-
occupation Of East Tennessee, will leave
his old commander what will remain
of it-and take charge Of the campaign
in the region of Knoxville. He, and JEFF
Davis, argue this way: if East Tennes-
see is not repossesssd, Richmond must
be abandoned; If in reinforcing Long
streets army, The capital is lost, it may
be- regained, provided the assault on
Grant is successful; and there is &
chsuce that Meade, like some of his pre-
decessors. may remain inactive, with but
= small force confronting him, and in
that event, Knoxville may be retaken,
and Richmond saved.
We only hope the rebels will make sn
early attack on Fosters command;
nothing would be more graft ing to
those who understand the disposition
and strength of our forces. Offensive
operations on the part of Longstres',
would insure the defeat and dispersion
of his army, though Sll Less forces were
with him Upon this subject we speak
from q thorough knowledge of the situs
ton and dare we publish the facts, the
public would feel as much assured Oh
that point as we do.
Gen. Grant left for the front night be-
fore last, and will be ready to personally
superintend operations when commenced
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TIrea OF the Ru.ins...

A bill is before the rebel Congress to
abolish guerrilla warfare. We always
believed friends suffered more than enc
mics from these mafauding bands and
this moVem ent at Richmond evinces that
those who once relied so implicitly on the
ability of partisan rangers to annoy the
Union aranies, have at length been led to
see the light.
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CORN! CORN! CORN!
WANTED.
ASSISTANT oUArrERnAsrrR's orFlcr,

ASSISTANT QUARTEREAsTEE's OFFIcE,l
Nashville, LEM, Jan. 2lst, 1se4. /
r WILL PURCHASE CORN N LOTS OF 500 BUSH
i ELSand ards, delivered the bank Of the
Cumberland River, within 100 miles Of Nashville,
(Esst West) alongside tue North WesteTs Rail
road within 81 miles Of Nashville The Corn 70 be
delivered in such manner as to be essly loaded az
tbs following named prices:
shened Corn, S. per bus hel, nett weight. Ear
Corn, % cents per bushe, netI weight shslled Corn
10 be sacked Corn In the TO Dc sacked OF delg-
cred loose. at the option Of the Government. Ali
Con, when delivered 10 be wen damaged and secur-
cd from exposure TO the weather.
Sacks TO be furnished BY the Government upon
proper security.
AL Corn will be inspected b. 3 Government In
spsctor and Will be settled Ter upon presenting The
INSPECTORS certificate az this oiloe.
By order Of J. L. DONALDSON, 1t Col and Chief
Q n. d. STUBS,
Jan 23-1m Capt. and A. Q. n.
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The Prosnset,

Should the present warm weather con-
tinue ten days, the roads will be in 3
condition to admit Of campaigning.
By whom wiz it be insugursted? The
rebels or Gen. Grant?
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The following is the Pops's reply to
the letter Of JEFF Davis on An page:

THE POPEs REPLY.
Illusirious aud Honorable President.
sal utaiiOn: We have just received, with
ail suitable welcome, the persons sent by
yeu 80 place in our hands the letter da-
ted 22d Of September last. Not slight
was the pleasure we experienced when
we lea rnt, from these persons and the let
ter, with what feelings Of JOY and graft
tude you were animated, iliustriOus and
honor able President, as soon as you were
informed Of our letters to our venerable
brother John, Archbishop of New York,
and John, Archbishop of New Orleans
dated the. 18Th OF October of last year,
and in which we have with all our
strength excited and exaorted those ven
cradle b others that in their episcopal
piety and solIcitUde they should endeav-
or, with the most ardent zeal, and in our
name, 20 bring about the end Of the fatal
civil war which has broken out in those
countries, in order that the American
people may obtain peace and concord, and
dwell ehsFitably together. Il is partic-
u ally agreeable TO US to see that you, IL
lustfious and honorable President, and
your people are animated with the same
desire OF peace and tranquility which we
have n cur letters incUlcated upon our
venerable brothers.
May it please God at the same time
to make the other peoples of America
and their rulers, rejecting seriously how
terrible is civil war, and what calamities
il eRgeBders, listen to the inspirations Of /
= oalmeF spirit and adopt resolutely the I
part of peace. As for as, we shall not
cease TO offer up the most fervent prayers
10 God Almighty, that lie may pour ous
upon al the people Of America tie spirit
OF peace and charity, and that he will
st the great evils which afilict them.
We, At she same time, beSeech the God
Of pity to shed abroad upon you the light
IF Has grace, and attach you to as by ;
perfect friendship.
"Given At Rome, at ST. Peters, the Sd
Of Dscenter, 1858, Of our Pontifcats 1s.
'(5igned) Pros *" |
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the Army, and take thia Opportunity y express ny
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EVER iofmeF EFFORT within my knoElelgs has been
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informal onlis excellent articles scientific new Add
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are admirable and your oEn military ezperencs
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TO THE S0LDIERSl
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The National Military Journal.
THE UNITED STATES
ARMY 6 HWY JOURNAL

rs The AcgNoR LEDGED ORGAN OF The ARMY
i and Navy. ana is Ihe Only complete and authOri-
taiiTe Army nd Navy 6azetie IN tbs United States.
Itz articles frem tue best military writer's In the
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from prominent cheers Of TIE two services. Its
FIzettes o. Promotions, Changes, DlamissaIs, and
orders, are fli aud oilciai, and published Ia 10
other Journal.
Army and Navy, with whose interests ii IL thorough
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For sharim

We ar0 authorized 70 announce The name If VIZ.
WILSON as = candidate for the Office Of Sheriff ct
TIE eugulsg March election. jsa 19s
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized 70 announce JAS. n. EINTOd,
as a candidate for reelection to tho Office Of sheriff
Of davidson County, at the ensuing March election.
janl5-e
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EROM the subscriber, by two Federal soldiers, one
4 sorIel Mare Mule, fax mare and tau, years
old. and branded on abe right shoulder J. r., With
whits spot Just above the brand. Any one deliver
ing the said Mule at Page Tsalys Stable on Market
street. or at my residence SIX miles on tbs 6oleBs-
VILE Pike, Will receive she above reward.
jan 20-lw.@ GEORGE HOGEN.
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A Tribute Go she American soldier.
A private soldier in Connecticut resi-
msnf. having addressed letter of vel
come 10 Admiral Lisofsky, that officer
returned the following answer, which
conveys = graceful tribute to the volun-
tser soldiers Of our army:
eMr. Rermilysa, Co @, 7h Connecticut Vols;
Sir: You wrote me, saying thst to
amuse yourself you composed and sent
ne vonr letter Of welcome. Thinking
that il might afford you amusement to
read an answer 10 it, send you mere
with nv sincere thanks for your frank
expression Of welcome. You pride your
self-and very justly, toO-about the
solicitude that your government takes IN
extending to 81 classes the DEMENT'S Of
education. We are not as far as you,
but We are conscious Of the superiority
of vour system, and lose neither time
nor efforts to arrive at the same results
sod so much so that the confederation
that nothing but general education IS II
future the safeguard Of cur power, lie
Spreading among all classes. There Is
no comparison Ia respect of education
between your soldiers and ours, or those
of any Of the European nations, aud
cannot be. You can hardly be called
soldiers who by compulslon, have been
driven TO the army-as is the csse
III most OF the European armies You,
morally, are much higher; you are clii-
zens, armiDg and organizing themselves
mo armies for the time being-While
you are necessary for the delence Of your
country. Yoa rush iuto all the hsZ ards
aud privations of military life withoui
evfr pretending to enjoy tue honors thai
in Europe reward tbs soldier At ais home
You retreat quietly, mOdestiy 10 you
homes, to cht rIsh the conscIOusneSs Of
having faithfully accomplished you
duiy toward your country. No wonder,
then, that such noble aspirations may
prompt into your army the men of high
est morality, Of the best eeucslion, aud
that, too, to shoulder tue musket Of The
private. You see, cir, that understand
the character of your army, it's noble
motives, and may God Almighty bless
you and your comrades as long - they
keep brave like lions against the armed
Zoe, and mild as lambs with the peaceful
citizen.
"Respectfully yours,
'LIsoFFsKY.
Rehr-Admirsl, Sap. Russian Navy"
This tribute to the American soldier,
although expressed by one not familiar
with our language, is one that Will b
treasured by every soldier. Il is true
picture of the difference bstween the
European conscript and the American
volunteer; the one 9 mere machine, the
other an intelligent citizen who in the
hour of his country's danger, steps forth
to its rescue, and remains in the field as
long IS the emergency continues, wien
be retires again to his home and family,
and resumes his civil duties. Let the
soldiers read this hOmely, but hearty
lribnte to their merit, their self sEcri-
icing patriotism, and their bFaVery-.fTOm
,ne who is the fast friend of America
md feel justly proud of his position.
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in fact it discloses secrets that every one should
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serYofula, or Kings =

Is a constitutional disease . y LII
blood, by which this gu;S 4 Sorrup6oa a.
ws;,A, and poor: Being in tSe U IN va
Peryades the whole body, AM y s,Isa...aa,,
IN disease on any part Of IL nv m mn! tg;s
from It's attacks, nor is there or mo o;saa
not destroy. The scrOfulopx ~, ,a; Hsich H.
caused by mercurial discas0 amt Is var,S
and filthy habits, the depret nipnIs ~, {
above all. by the yenereaI ms s We, :;
ever be Its origin, it is lqreJ, S.aon. "
sntution, descending AZ from ra.1 ate !,
unto the third and fourth cara1 .s.S 70 ia;
II seems to be the rod Of lin a WI; NJ
VIII visit the iniquities Of tbe H., F S,.I ~,
their children" "'s h'AeI, =.
Its effects commence By dow.
blood Of corrupt or ulcerons ,S..a To s.
the lungs, liver, and internal Or or, hi d
taoereies; IN the glands, swelim Inn + IN!
the surface, eruptions or sores M M
Iupaon, which scnders IN the III -t,'' Ia II. q:
the energies Of life, so that scrof; a. Pos
tons not only suffer from So. ,,'.Sls 'o7s..
plants, but they have far less Don -
stand the attacks Of other disea, s, " -
-9qently vast numbers perish h. Oss
which, although not scrofnlons y 4 SSs:ia
are still rendered fatal. by tb;s . ~, I'M
system. Most of'the ccn<innntior,- NJ. I /,
climates the human family has Il, cr;,; wa =
m this scTofulous contamination. =, "-S I'll
destructive diseases of the liver III - 4!
md, indeed. of oil the organs ans SI nc
are aggravated by the same cause q
One quarter of nil our people a,p ,,,.,,
their persons are invaded By M. H., - -.'s
lection, and their health is uindeTr;s 49,; ],
To cleanse it from the system we mas ms = :
the blood by an alteratiye me,IcDs !, -
yisorate it by healthy food apj ,, =. ;
Such o medicine we supply in ''Sss
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sars,nI

the most effectual remedy Which i. -.
skill Of our times can devise for \. s
where prevailing and fatal maadv. L
bined from the most active ren,e,E,ls ~
been discovered for the expur-a,icp NJ;
disorder from the blood, and the rp,crs y
system from its destructive rO,>er...
Hence j, should be employed for he - - J
not only Scrofula, but also those oh, q.
tons which arise from it, suh as Ear,
and SKIN Diseases, ST. AxrHoyr', e.
RosE, OF ERrsrrELss. PlurIrS, Pr,-,,--
BLoTcHEs, BLAISs and Bons. Trycrx T,--,
and SALT RHEux, ScALD HEAp, Rnsv,,,
RHKUNSrIsM, SYYHILIric and MERCrE,u b.
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DErrTfr. r.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING IRON yrr,'
TED OR IMYURE BLooD. The popular ~
m s. i1lpTify Of The Doc" is foundc,l N tut
for scroftIla Is degeneration Of the blood. n,
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sa,,ra
rilla is to purify and regcnera,e ;hS ritalfil
without which sound health Is unpossss
contaminated constitutions.
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