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Ayers Cherry Pect0ral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOnrsencss,
Group, Bronchitis, Hncipient Com-
sumption, una for tisc Relief
of COusuMptiVe Patients
in advanced Stngcs
OF the Disease.
This is a remedy so universally known TO surpass
any other for the of throat and lung plants,
that it Is useless here to publish the evidence of its
virtues Its unFivalled excellence for coughs and
colds, and its truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
disease, have made 1t known throughout the civil
irod nations of the earth. Few are the communities,
or even families, among them who have not some
personal experience of its effects some living
trophy in their midst of its victory over the subtle
and dangerous disorders of the throat and luags.
AS all know tletlrcad fatality of tleSe disorders
and they know too, the effects OF this remedy,
we need not do than TO assure them that has
now all the virtues that Il did have WHOM making
the cures which have won SO strongly upon tho
confidence Of mankind
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass
J. +. Hotiecker, Smy yrnOs ID. +. Burton. Dc
yer; -. NJ. Stevenson, FELTON,; w. +. KNOW
les. Frederick; Thomas Simpson, Camden I
F. Hammersley, Milford. E Brinqhurst g. CO
Wilmington, and Dealers everywhere.
DrJ. w. Dcnney, Smyrna, Del
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FARMERS & OTHERS,

HikN lNVVECC !.
TO those contemplating purchasing PORTABLE
THRASIIER ENGINES IN time for The coming lIGF-
vest Of ArchembaulI's Mnkers. will pIease send CT
bring their orders between and the first Of May
later than that there III be !tainty Of hav-
ing them got ready. owing TO the scarcity OF good
workm,n. and The great demand for Engines and ma
rhrnery.
Propeller and Portable ENGINES manu- laclurGd.
Sc Corner 18Th and HnmtltUh ST,
mhi2.3m Philala
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. articular Notice.

There are many preparations sold under the name
OF Buffers put up in quasi bottle compounded Of the
cheapest Whiskey common rum. costing from 20 10
40 cents per gallon. the taste disguised by Anise
COriander Seed This class Of Bters hs~ caused and
will continue TO cause long they can be sold
hundreds die The death Ofihe drunkard. By their
use the system is kept constantly under the influence
Of aoahoc stlmuanIs of she worst hind. the desire
for liquor is created and hept up and ihe result all
the horrors attendant upon drunkard life and death
For those who desire and will have Liquor Bit
ters, we publish the OlloWin receipt Got one bot
lie OF Hoofqnds German BitterS and mir with three
qnarts Of good Brandry or Whiskey. anu the result
will be preparation that will far excel in medical
virtues and true excellence any Of the numerous Ii
amor BItters the market. and will cost much less
You will have all Ihe virtues Of Hooa1nds Bttess u
less price tn IN these inferior preparations will cos
YOU.
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STA TIE OFFICERS.

SswraOr-.Wilam Cannon, Bridgeville.
gssrsssry Of State--Nathsniel b. Smithers, Dover.
SsxFs Of U. $. Circuit COart--Willard Hail. Viii
Aington.
1tterRsy GsnerGl-A. r. Wootten, Wilmington.
ebsneelIor Of Siate--Samuel M. Harrington, Dover
Chig Jasties-E. p Gilpin, Wilmington.
Assseiaiss-John ]. Milligan, New Castle.
John w. Houston, Milford.
Edward Wootten, Georgetown.
Tfssssrsr-Loxley R. Jacobs.
Auditor Of fAec0unts-Andrew J. Galley, Camden
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KENTCnIINTY nEFICERS

KENTCOUNTY OFFICERS.
Register Of WiIIs-James l.. Heverin.
Rfeorder-George B. Dickson,
Clerk Of QrphGE's Caurt-Wm. R. Cshoon.
PrsthsnitOry-William Sharp.
Clerk " The PsGes-W. N. w. Dorsey.
Skerf-John c. Pcnnewill
CsrsneT-Nathan b. Fleming.
Lepy Csurt-JOhn NJ. Voshell, Duck Creek.
Robert Hill,
VIM DuIIamel, Little Creek.
Thomas Postles, Dover.
Henry Pratt,
RobertW. Reynolds, Jr, Mutderkill
William Slay,
Joseph Booth, Mispillion.
Stephen NJ. Collins, Milford.
ffsosUrer--isnry Whitaker, FELTON,.
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Fancy Furs :!

tifu assoFtmenis OF uIl kinds and qualities o(FANCY
FURS. for Ladies' and Chldrens wear, that will be
worn during this Fall and Winter My Furs were
purchased Europe previous TO the rise III Sterling
Exchange. and the new duty imposed on all Furs
since the first OF August
would also state, that long my stock lasts !
will offer at prices prOporionate to what 'he goods
cost me bn. is will be impossible for me import
and manufa any more Furs and sell them al the
price. owing the unsettled state OF the affairs
of the Country.
9TRemember the name. number and str"e'-
JOHN tAREIR
sep5m 7lSArch street Ph ndel ..hl'.
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SMYRNA DIRECTORY.

SMYRNA DIRECTORY.
fsVa Commissioners - AVres Stockly, john Mustard,
John NJ. Vuskell. John T. Collins. William NJ Beil'
Iohn Mhlaway; AsseSSo- ;'seph w. Mariner;
TreGsayev. Thomas Z. Jefferson
JoDs BdiI!f-Nehemah Stay ton;
1ustIees Of the Pedce-John Eaton, Caleb Wacott;
CsssGbLss-rhomqs l. Sutton William Clothier;
Cslsctor for Duck Creek Huadred-James Roberts;
Notary Public aud COnueyancer-J 5. HllfngtOn
CORPORATIONS.
Bssk Of Smyrna -Directors. Ayres Stockly. Daniel
COrbIt. John Mustard. George Davis, James r.
Ciements, Edward Beck. ". d Smiihers Henry
RIddenan. Daniel Currey.
Prssideni. Avrea Stockly; Cashier. William NJ
Bell; Teller. E. J. Colt; Clerk. Samuel Cats
Discount Oay-THURsDAYs
SayTaa Library Assoc.aiiOH-President. Edwin Viii.
mef; Wise PreSideni Rev. John c. Thompson; Re.
essdIng Secretary. Or. William Cummins; Cores,
polding Secretary. DR.. E. dawson; IRE surer,
John NJ. Osnnng; Trustees. James P. lIofFeckPr-
Rev Henry S GetZ. Dr. C. L. Mahon; Librarian.
Or. Charles l. MahOn
Asrning Stsr LOtge. o. o. Irregular Meeting
E1ia4V evening Of "a n week.
asDsaaId Eacanpnent-ruesday evening. at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Red Msn. ShGpaee Tribe No. 5-Thursday evenin 70
at DAD Fellows Hall.
CHURCHES.
Hsshsdist EpiseopGI-Pasior. Rev. Charles Cooke
s-rrices. morning. IOA. evening. u.
Pfss6ytsrtdR R-PasLOr. Rev, John &. Thompson; ser
vices. morning. l0&. evening, u.
Protestgnt EpiScoplI-RectOr. Rev. Henry ). lGetz
serv' ces, morning. tO3 afternoon. 3.
LEGISLA YLRE.
SgNATE-HoLding Orer-Joh T. Tatum. Union. n
Castle; John Green. Democrat Kent; Hicks D Hoop
er, Union. Sussex Elected in S62-John F William
son and John ?. BeIvIile, Uni"n. New Cas.le; Gov
Saulsburv ThOmqs Cahali Kent aud William Hitch
Henry Hickman SUSSEX. Democrats.
REPREsSNTATIvEs-Ne CGstle-John Hays J"h
Duncan. SOlOmon al Gurus, DavI w. GemmI
Merit II Paxson. John WhIIby Levi W. Laitomui
al UnioR keat-BenjamIn Gooiee, John II. Bev
kev James Williams John Slay. William 3. SIuhb
xosert RaLghIey Curtis g. Watson all Democrat
aassss-Maiur W. Allen. William A. Scribner job
sorden, Lu;her w. Fisher William NAPLES Of
Isaae II. 3 leY, George.W. Horsey. altDemocrats.
Senate Union men and Democrats.
House '' III
Democrasie majority on Joint ballot. 8.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
FOR REFERENCE.

GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES,
President ofths United Stsiss-Abraham Lincoln,
Fsss Prssidrnt-Hanibal Hamlin.
CABINET.
um. II. Seward, Secretary of State.
Sslsnsn p. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury.
kAwin VI. Stanton, Secretary of War.
y. y. Usher. Secretary of the Interior.
Montgomery Blair, Postmaster General.
GiaeOn (. Welles, Secretary of tbs Navy
Edward Bates. Attorney General.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM DELA-
WARE.
SsaaiOrs--James A. Bdyard, New Castle county.
Willard Salisbury. Sussex CO.
Representative P. Fisher. Kent co.
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LEGLNL1YLLRE.
Peninsular Railroad Line.
,rnu CHANGE OF HOURS.

On and after Monday. Nov 3,
kkraES 1862 r: aims for the accommoda
k&iE1 ExaEA tion of fpRssengers will run as iOiss
aE5sSIsssSzSzEzaS lows until further notice.
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A nsericam Hotel.
$3.50 PER DAY.

CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA,
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Building Hardware,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

comprising in part Locks. Latches. Bolts, Screws
Hinges. Nails, Sash. ChIses, Augers. Weights. Axe
inichets, &c, &c.
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Fancy Furs :!
John FareiPa,

below Eighth. south side
PIIILADELPHlA.
IMPORTER and MAHUFAC.
TURER Of and DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF
FANCY FURS,
for Ladies' and Cbildren's
: wear
z | desire to say TO ny
I frlends Of Kent and the
: surrounding Counties that
Il have now in store one OF
tho IorOast and most hpau.
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CUTLERY Y.

such Shovels, Spades. Bridebits. Drawing knives
Saws, Scythes, with alL other Tools desirable 70
Earr
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From the West.


MEMPHIS, Feb. dispatch 10 the Cincin-
nan tIa-ett-. - Adyices from the fleet off
Nitksburg TO the evening OF the 18th, furnish
the agreeable information that The initial STRIP
inaugurating active hostilities, commenced
that DAY. Its presumed that the grand alta. X
Will soon be II AIDE.
Our mertar boats were lowed down TO posi-
ton above the city, aud opened tina ball by ar
ing brskiy, hut with what effect upon the en- .
envy is not known. Three rounds were d-Iiy
cred by the mortar boats, which were briskIy
responded 20 hy three batteries OF the Conledp
rates, which were ia range. Our position was
soon found too much exposed for effective Oh.
srations or The Rebel force, and 1t WAS nnaIlv
changed, when the bonn D1rdnent was AGAIN
II newgd on both side.
II is ihougEt the next advices from that
quarter must prove Of absorbing interest
Events cannot now be long in culminating IN
something important
All he transports arc 10 be retained blow
uniii danger from overflow and crevasses shall
have passed.
MEMPHIS, Feb. %, via CAIRO, Feb. 20.-I.,test
ficksunrg sdSices ll7Ih)say matters about tho
h,et and campo remained quiet up TO that tina
ne laet boats up report no difficulty from
the batteries on TIA river banks.
During last night the ReDels or the Arkap.
sas side managed TO scuttIs and sink two
bars's hlled with coal, lying a. the landing
opposite Memphis. The tow-boat Hercules
., ,'iousiy oufnt ana sunk. rms
Determined the authorities 10 destroy the VIII
iage OF Hop, field, opposite Memphis Tho
town Is known 10 have been constantly filled
with suerllas. The work OF destruction con-
mtEc-d At noon. The steamer Mill Boy was
sent over 10 bring away families and children
The gunl oat sheiled the woods beyond the
town. She rtly aft r house was set on fire.
and flame after flame burst out, till the drs
truciion was complete. Hopefield is among
the things that were
brother OF the Rebel General Forrest In.
forms the Bulletin that he ia dead His reIa
uEes place reliance in the inform alton.
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PORTLAND. Feb. 2$.-The steamshi, T..
from Liverpool on TIE f2th, has arrived. b,I.a
ins ave days later news.
The g'"es repud's'es Msson's remark. a, a.
Lord Mayors Banquet saying tha, he ,..
much too fast
Mason, on being Presan'ed q, TIE ro.,
Mayors banquet predicted a speedy frI..s,.
relationship n-tween the British aud Re-.
Cover nmaDts.
Tie cotton sales for The last werk prrrio,,
60 the Jrra's sailing amountecNto es.fso 80
The market closed with decline Of half penn,
Br nds;uffs market dElL- Flour easier D.
vision market fat.
Con~o's closed on Saturday, eth inst, from
ON 10 s2s for money.
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SECOND edition.
THREE O'OLpOK p. N.
IRE KEY TO Ii.

Uturbs ouI inat uose VINO ISiesr,pneo nitn-
er yesterday shat the extraordinary riss Of the
day in the price OF gold in Wall street, WA the
result OF he alleged reception .. unfavoraole
military news from the West, were entirely
mistaken. II il now we'll understood there
and here that it was hut tho result Of the pub
lcstisn in New York gin dctail) Of the action
of the House on the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury's farking recommendations.
II SCI ms shat in striking from the Sena.e's
I ank bill the CLAUSE making it obligatory on all
the banks to secure their issues by deposites OF
United States stocks, &c. they denuded IL OF
the only features OF positive and unmistakea bic
Importance in sustaining the value Of the na-
ticrai currency. Taot being left wholly at the
mercy OF speculators in this acrion Of the
House, il was al once compr- hended by finan-
ciers that unless the Committee OF Conference
should reject the House amendments and the
Objectionable House features Of the other pend
ing financial bill. and their action be finally
accepted by the House, Treasury issues and
securities lid fair speedily to bs worth quite
as little in the market rs aCon:ederata notes"
Knowing, we'll, that all cap Ible Of reasoning
comprehend that, il the House adhere TO their
late votes on these bills, that action will be
equivalent to directing the Executive TO stop
the prosecution OF the war, and submit 10 peace
on any terms the Rebels may exact, we feel sure
that before the session terminates the nauonal
public Interest will triumph In the House hall
over the three opposing pow engaged there
in CONT stng it in Mis- struggle, which is 50 sig
nally Iife-and- death struggle on the Govern.
rnent's part
These three powers are:-Ist. That OF SYM
pa;hy, open and secret, with the cause OF the
retels.
I'd. The inf'r-st Of the bogus local banks.
That lie: Of those banks that have unsecured
notes out and lannot or do not wish TO secure
their payment by the deposit Of any stock
whatever.
I'd. The conrenience Of the sound local banks
whose iss ues are secured nv deposites Of Estate
Sc ks. The directors Of the course of certain
Members OF Congress who manage such banks,
object 10 the convenience OF disposing Of their
hypothe cated State stocks and the purchas- of
United States stocks to be hypothecat .d with
the National Treasury in their stead; theush
the transaction Cannot cost an Aggregate loss of
one per c.ntum to the banks i'm que tion: and
though not to make the proposed change of
securities will practically force the Govern
ment to abandon the prosecution of the war.
With all these facts staring them in the face,
not a few OF those Who have come here, rs il
appears, 10 legisl late for the local banks, un-
sound and sound, seem TO be bent On deciding
that the war shail cease, the Government per-
h, and slavery (which they profess to hate)
shall come out of its current fiery ordeal a
thousand fold stronger as an element OF political
and military power on this continent, than it
was when the first gun was fired a. Fort Sum-
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xXxvIIth CONGREss-THIRD sEssIo,
WEDNESDAY, February 25.

SENATE-The presiding orficrr laid before
the body a communication from the Secretary
oI tiie intrior, covering the treasury accounts
OF the Superintendent of indian Affairs for the
Southern superintendencies OF the disburss-
ments made during the fourth quarter, IS5
for the bent fit of certain Indian tribes Or
d@red 10 te printed
MIR. Pomeroy presented petition from tina
Milwaukee and Rock Island Caaai COMPANY
against paying The claim OF the State OF Wis
ccnsin 10 live per cfntum OF the sales or pu 5llc
lsnds donated 10 said company, until the State
settles IT'S open accounts with said company
MI Ten Eyck presented twenty four petit
uots Tor the completion of direct load from
Alexandria, Va, TO the Tomb of Washington
Mr. howe presented the memorial OF the I.s-
glsiainre OF Wisconsin for the repeal of the
DUTY on paper; also resolutions OF the sama
legislature asking for the constr uc.ion OF a
wagon road from Copper Hsrbor, Mich, to
Arplei on, Wis.
Nj. DWELL presented resolutions OF the Ken
lucky Legislature, asking the passage of IN
act Tor the pay pnt OF certain tolls due by the
GovGrnnt Mt 10 said State.
Various resolutions and memorials rom the
II sH Azure CT New Mexico were presented by
Mir. Tomeroy.
The Senate bill to authorize the brsve,ins Of
volunteer and other officers in the u. :. service
was taken up And passed. .
Mi. Davis introduced a bill to authorize fhs
CoviI gtsn and Cincinnati Bridge Company TO
bald bridge over the Ohio, 1O0 feet above
low water mark.
Dir. Morrill, reported, from the District OF Co.
lun tia Committee, bill to incorporate the ST
AIMS Infant Orphan Asylum. Committed
HoUsE.-Ths House resumed the considsra-
ton CT The bill to enrol the national forcer, and
Messrs. Thomas, OF Mass, and Crittenden ad-
dressed the House thereon, the latter closiax ..
one O'Clock; when
The House proceeded to vote on various
observation-disclosures combining the term OF service
10 the existence OF the present rebellion, not TO
exceed three years.
Mr.. Olin offered an amendment that persons
found lurking about camps Qualifications, &C.
as spies shall be tried by court III ,rial, aud, il
found guilty, suffer death; adopted.
MIR. FSllandigham offered an amendment,
that arrests for resisting the draft, instead OF
being made 10y Provost Marshals, shall b.
made under warrant by \ civil officer, and
they shall be tried by ciyillaw. Lost-yess 81,
nays lt3.
Mr.. Cox moved to amend by combining the
enrol :mp ut to " hites. Lost.
Ar. Stevens roved 10 exempt all persons of
con.cientious scruples against bearing arms by
making oath TO that effect Lost.
Mr.. Wright moved 10 exempt ministers Of the
Got pei regularly licensed. Lost.
mr. Holman moved 20 strike ont the thirteenth
section, which provides for exemption by the
pay m-nt Of 500, OF by furnishing q substitute
Lost-yeas &C, nays IS.
MIR. Wickliffe moved to amend by providing
that the men drafted In any Stats shall be
organize hy the Governors OF suc IN States into
companies aud regiments, and he shall appoint
the officers. Lost-ycsis SIS, nays I0i.
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- The FRANKFORT, Ky. correspon dent OF the
(incinnah Gazette says, in reference 10 the
recent dispersal OF the SECESSION Convention al
thai place, that Col. Gilbert is sustained by The
10y sd people, and that the Legislature, ing tead
of censuring. will thank him. Secession
lawyer tried to get one of the Judges 10 empanel
\ Grand Jury 10 in vestigate the matter; but the
Judge refused, saying that even if the jury
ere-in session he would not suffer an in yesti.
cation. as the courts had no right TO interfere
with the military authorities. There appears
only one way in which the kentucky traitors
can aid the Rebel cause, and that Is to emi-
eraie 70 Dixie. They should not stand upon
tae order OF their going but 60
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APPOINTMENTS FOR AKIzosA-John Will
son, OF Chicago, formerly commissioner OF the
generA land once, had an interview with the
President Monday, and declined the position
Of surveyor % ieral Of Arizona, under the re-
Gently organized territorial government Hon.
John A. Gurisy, Of Ohio, will probably be ap-
pointed Governor. A large number OF gentle
msa connected with tho mining interesrs Of
Arizona have recommended Colonel Edward
E Gross, Of the Ssh New Hampshire yoiun-
teers. for military commander. He has resided
In Arizona fer three years
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WET VIRGINIA CosvKSTIos.-The Com
al ui"nal Convention OF Western viryiuia
a. 50uTbrd on Friday last, having accon plish-
20 all I'M work for Which 1t was re-assemblsd.
hH.OEgst It's acts was "a resolution m o.
tcnkfnss 10 mast an appropriation 70 aid West
virgins In tmAne pating her SLAVES.
He%uhg LrId IA Wheeling on Thurs
day last adopted resolutions recommending TO
al" people o. Zach Of the forty Eight counties
Cu.pOsJng tfp~ new Stat, that As soon As
i.Tacucsbls sftsr the adoption OF the amen dsd
Institution, thy appoint delegates TO meet in
f,EsrEtiOn at Phrkrrshurg, the frat
" cIssGsy hflFr the expiration OF ten DAYS
III GatF or The proclamation OF the Presi-
t-vt' Ge.isJIBs West Virginia q Stats in the
.IDI, 70 appoint unconditional Union candi-
$50 iDI sac III, lie nj the first election un-
Lrs IL eW SfAJr CO. stitUii9E.
81 Gen. 49, Lac gone " Newport, Il, l.. for
- -, 49,
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NAV Al, NEWS

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.--The stramcr Star OF The
Sopth, from Key West ON the I8th inst, arrived
h 80 noon I'd day. She has among her px
sengers Com mander Blake and the Other ON .,r,
o: thu steamer !:a;feras, and iU2 OF her crew.
The bark SalIie Bonsall had arrived SAFELY
at Key West With GoyerRmrnt stores saved
from tho wreck OF the ship Planter Thi. 4,
the vessel claimed to have been captured bv
the rebel lirai,s.
TIE officers and crew OF the Haiteras arrival
81 Key West on the 18TH, la thu ship Boroi.v
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PKRsoSAL-6en. Hooker has been in this
city, and was on Monday IN consultation with
thu President and Secretary Of War.
II u said that Gen. Blu der has been rcassignad
TO the Department OF the Gulf, which is made
to embrace Alabama as we'll as Louisiana
Gen. Banks, Il - said, viii 60 to Texas.
IL 10 stated that Gen. Mcclellan, ii reply To
q tlegraphic summons 70 appear before the
" Congressional Committee on the Conduct Of
u-s war, inquired aS 70 the points Of eviden CO
drrirrd. He was nswered that the examina-
ton would b too general to allow 4 speciiicI-
ton, TO which he responded With question As
70 when he was wanted. A summons was
zen, TO ham TO app+ar forth with
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Nv LID SOL pI q r e.

SURGEoN eENsRAL's OTEIoE,
Waskfngtcn. January 81, 1888
It being reported that various parties have OBJ
tanned money fros invalid soldiers unier the pre-
teroe CT assisting them to th cir schacgo from tbs
service, notice is hereby given thst c-sti6c.tss OF
disability for discharge 70 soldiers in general hos
pi ,sls and CT mrs only given by the ryeon in
chsrg. Of such hospital cam ,. and the cbtrurve
efforts of persons claiming 70 be special agents
tard instead Of hasten the preparation of discharge
papers. Ali soldiers warned against giving
money on such plea To any person whatever.
By orcer Of the Surgeon General:
JOSEPH r. SMITH, surgeon q. g. Army
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CAIRO, Feb. "a large feet or bo.ts L..
Memphis on Sunday for below.
One OF our gunbosts passed into LAX Provi.
dence recently, and dispersed the rsbaIs ana
their neGrot = who were telling trees 70 oo.true,
the progress OF our forces.
Officers from the army state that the he al,s
OF the troops is improving.
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~Ths Rebels are reported to havo again
invaded Kentucky. Tho Louisville yourpa!
thinis that the In vasion Ii formidabIs one, bat
the Dsnserot discredits the idea that any large
Bamber Of Reoels are In the State II is also
denied BY the military authorities.
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~It 10 announced In tao Rebel papers that
Gea. Price 10 70 succeed Holmes in the com
maId oftne Rebels In Arkansas, and that Iargs
rPiaforcemsnts will take the place Of the
dsmoraN3ed and thinned regiments of the
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SPIRIT OF TIM MORNING PRESS.

&c N-e1.i1cn6rr - WITHOUT EDITORIAL today.
The Chronicle Compares the action OF the
democrats Of the Senate with those OF the
Hous", pending the discussion OF the couscript
bill. aad thinks 10 s'rnisfort ne for the country
hat the anti war Democrats Of the House did
not leave their seats, like their compatriots Of
the Sci ate, and let the true Democrats in thai
body ccn pie;e the work. without the disgust
ing scGEes OF faction and OF a h, described in
cur daily Cengression,i rrpor;s."
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NEW YORK STOCK u.syr,

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.--iia a.n.-Firsi Boara-
Coupon 6's, 1881, lUI aiGI /. 7.SJ Iressur, uo.e,
Is; Certificates, 97s; Demand Not-s, l7ixaI7s.
q cid, I72a.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w WAsHISofoA, January q, 1858.
In ceDsee Of the pressure # business at ths
War Department, passes for citiIess to visit the
Amy of the Potomac win be given at the on - Of
Lieut. Col. CONRAD, 1879 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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ToLEDO, Feb. 25.-rhe elevator OF the Mich
igan Central railroad. with I2v bus hels OF a,
and s,c0S barrels OF -four, was burne this .n.,-o
ing. The loss will reach s2guaa0