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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

CAIRO, Nov. 20.-Passengers at Holly
Springs report the army at stand still. Hos
pitfalls are being prepared, and large quantities
of grain are being collected. A depot for
contrabands has been established at Grand
junction.
An expedition left Trenton and Humboldt
yesterday for point on the Tennessee river,
where it was reported a rebel force of seven
hundred were crossing, 1t was thought that
the whole OF them would be captured.
The marine hospital at Paducah was burned
on Monday night. All the patients escaped.
Most of the furniture was saved. The build
prevailed owing to an impression that this was
the herald of a rebel attack. Double pickets
were placed around the town.
A fire at Memphis on Saturday night des-
troyed three manufacturing establishments
and six dwellings; loss heavy. 1t was the
work of an ncendiary.
CAIRO, Nov. 20.-A letter from Corinth
says that John Porter, of the 2lst Ohio, and
Williams, of the 23d Ohio, had arrived at
that place from Atlanta, Ga. They belonged
to party of % men sent out by Gen. Mitch
ell last summer, and captured by the rebels.
They make the following statement:
Capt. Andrews, Geo. d. Wilson, Marion
Ross, p. q. Shaddock, and VIM. Campbell, of
the I'd Ohio, John M. Scott, of tile 2lst Ohio,
and Samuel Stevens, of the sd Ohio, were
tried at Knoxville, and hung in Atlanta, June
18th. The others remained in confinement
until twenty-five days since, when they broke
Jail; but as they scattered as soon as they
got out of confinement, it is impossible to tell
what became of them.
The following is from the rebel Grenada
Appeal -
"CHATrANooGA. Nov. l3.-Forrest's caval
~ had a skirmish with the federals on the
Franklin road, Tuesday, killed twenty, and
wounded fifty or sixty. The federals being
reinforced, Forrest withdrew. Kirby Smith
is sick at Chattanooga"
The Savannah Republican of the 18th saws
"On Sunday last the federals attempted TO
land at St. Mary's, Ga, but were repulsed.
The gunboats then sheled and completely de-
stroyed the town"
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRA PH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
European n eWs.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2U.-lle Persia arrived
at nine O'Clock this afternoon. The Paris
correspondent of the London Times gives a
rumor that France has made overtures to
Russia in favor of having the great powers
make move towards mediation or a recogni-
ton of the confederates. The Morning Her.
aid learns that proposals of France for joint
intervention, to recommend suspension of
hostlities, has been laid before the govern
menS of Russia and England, and agreed to
by the former.
The council of the Liverpool chamber of
commerce has debated the matter of the Ala
anna, and finally directed that a letter be sent
\ TO Earl Russell, calling his attention to the
destruction of ships containing British prop
9rty by an armed cruiser under the confeder-
ate flag, and desiring to know what is the
opinion of the British government as to the
position of the owners of neutral property.
The Times processes to see in New Y ork
journal evidences of reaction in America, and
cherishes hope that the worst is past, and
that there will be a speedy return to reason
and humanity.
The Army and Navy Gazette thinks it pos.
sible that Mcclellan may be trying to deceive
the enemy by declaring himself unable to
move, in order to make a rapid attack before
the enemy is concentrated.
1t Is reported that seven powerful french
steamers are to be placed on the line between
Havre and New York.
The Italian government has protested
against the recent encounter between the Aus
trians and Italians on the banks of the Po
LIVERPOOL, Nov. S.-Cotton, sales to-day
1850 bales; market very dull and easier; all
qualities slightly lower. BreadstutfS quiet
but steady.
LONDON, Nov. S.-The Morning Post sees
in the position of the democratic party the
first symptoms of healthy reaction having
at length made its appearance, and thinks the
bold course they have adopted in denouncing
the illegal proceedings of the government
must be source of gratif cation to every
sincere well-wisher of the American people.
1t trusts that the. democratic successes are
harbingers of a final victory of reaction
which shall restore the American constitu-
ton.
MADRID, Nov. 8.-The Spanish plenipoten-
tiaries at Washington has received instruc
lions, which it is hoped will lead to a satisfac-
tory solution of the affair of the Montgomery.
Five vessels have received orders to reinforce
the Spanish squadron at Havana
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Fro m the War in Virginia.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Collaboration from
the army of the Potomac, to-day is to the
effect that the rebel cavalry recently APP
preached Warrenton to reconnoitre, but Gen
Pleasanton with his cavalry gave them Sc
we're check near that place.
Accounts from Falmouth, dated to-day,
state that during yesterday afternoon the enc
my's pickets were scattered along the bank OF
the Rappahannock and conversed freely with
our men; but no firing took place. Only one
small camp of the enemy was visible last
night.
A special to the Philadelphia Enquirer says
the rebel army has been marching into Rich
mond for several days, leaving only Jackson
and Stuart behind. The rebels will not give
battle this side of Richmond
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NEW DIRK, Nov. 20 COTTON firmer; sales 400 bales
at 6S q SOC for middng upands.
FLOUR-Saes $500 bbls state and western Sc lower;
supertne state $50 q SIS 10; stale $50 a sos;
round hoop Ohio st q SIS; superfiue western 555 q
65 southern dull sales 6Oo bbls mixed to good $50
@ $50; fancy and extra 70O "a 3; Canada &c lower;
sales 300 bbls extra $3.50 q SS25.
Wheat q 2c 2wer; DIES 734OO bush; Chicago spring
Lie D LIZ: Milwaukee club 10 a 10; winter red
ives ern 35 LAO. Corn less active sales $1,000 bush
mixed western zoe for shipping; 50 a. sc Tor eastern
PROVISIONS Beef unchanged; sales 100 Dbls. Pork
more active; sales 2SlO bbls; sl325 q 1881 Lard
dull and heavy; sales 800 bbls at 81 lOc. Whiskey
firm; sales $50 bills at SIC. Sugars mer; sales 400
hhds New Orleans 10y q lie Coffee quiet; costa RIGA
100 Days 3D3c; Java, 800 pkgs, 34c MOasses firm New
Orleans 100 hbs at Zoe; Ban badoes IS hhds at 4lc.
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The Philadelphia Newspapers and tho
Rise in Paper, Materials, sc.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l9-At meeting of
the newspaper proprietors of this city to-day
it was unanimously agreed to combine for the
protection of their interests in view of the
heavy advance in the price of paper mater
ials, &c. An increase in the charge for sub
scription or reduction in the size of the pa
pers is proposed, and either plan will be adopt
ed at an early day.
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SAN Francisco, Nov. -Telegraphic
news from Oregon mentions the hanging of
four highway robbers by vigilance committees,
at Florence City and Lewiston, in Washing
ton Territory on the 9th. 1t is believed that
an organized band of highwaymen infest the
mining region.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

CoNcoRD, N. H., Nov. 2O.- The New
hampshire democratic state convention to-
day nominated Ira a. Eastman for governor,
md James S. Cheney for railroad commits
siuner The resolutions adopted affirm the
preservation OF the constitution as it is and
restoration Of the Union as it was. There
was a large attendance and entire harmony.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

That same hymn was sung by thousands Of
negroes on the Fourth of July last, when
they s marched in procession under the stars
and stripes, cheering them for the first time as
the flag of our country" A friend writing
from there says that the chorus was indie,
scribably graad-'that the whole woods and
world seemed Joining in that rolling sound.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

NEW YORK, Nov. lO-STOCKS are dull; Chicago
and Rock Island a. ~; Cleveland and lisourg i9R
Michigan southern ggaranteed S21 Michigan southern
Mail 1Os; American q I'D 1903; Hudson Railroad "a,
10; Harlem 222; Missouri skies 5ls; skies 81, reg
istered 1889; a. skies 81, coupons l04; Treasury
3-l0ths l0ih.
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By command of Maj. Gen, Wright.
A. A. G. and Chief of Staff

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 19.-Union men of Ken.
lucky are greatly dissatisfied because the gov
eminent does not authorize contributions to
be levied upon the wealthy secessionists to
prevent the starvation of the loyal people of
the mountains and border counties who have
been stripped Of everything by the raids of
Morgan, Bragg, Smith & Co. Unonists here
say that unless the government gives such
authority they will soon be forced to supply
rations for the above purpose.
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Affairs In Kentucky,

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF ONO,
Nov. H. General Orders No. 2.-That por.
ton of Kentucky including and lying west of
Oldham, Shelby, Spencer, Taylor, Washing
ton, Russell, and Clinton, will constitute the
district of Western Kentucky, under the COM
mand Of Brig, Gen. Boyle, to whom all re-
ports and returns will be made at the head
quarters, Louisville, kentucky.
Second. The counties of Lewis, Greenup,
Carter, Boyd, Lawrence, johnson, Magotfin,
lloyd, and Pike, will constitute the district of
Eastern Kentucky, under the command of
Col. Craven. of the 40th Ohio, to whom re-
ports will be made at headquarters in the
field.
Third. The remainder of the state will con-
stitute the district of central Kentucky, under
command of Major General Gordon Granger
commanding the army Of Kentucky, head
quarters at Lexington.
Fourth. The districts being formed for con-
veniehce of command, and for distribution OF
troops, will not necessarily be confined to dis
tricts in which their posts are located, but will
be extended, whenever required, without re-
gard 10 district lines.
Fifth. Reports and returns from district
commanders, will be made direct to these
headquarters.
By command of Maj. Gen, Wright
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JNe6 embellishments.
CECOND REGIMENT MAS ACHU-
- SETS CAVALRY,
MAI. CASPER CROWNINSHIELD
Is Authorized to Receive Recruits
FOR TBk
E I r ST B A TT A LILO
For Three Years Service or the War.
yRtm advertisements.

His Headquarters will bea No ll3 Washington street,
where he Will place officers daily appointed.
The inducements to enlist as follows:
SlUD Bounty by the United states Government, wiz
S25 being mustered into service and ST5 upon hon
orabe dscharge.)
Sl3 advance pay Will become due when the Regime mt
marches.
In addition the advantages of tnte aid to the families
of recruits.
Horses, accoutrements, uniforms, clothing.
tons medical attendance furnished by the Unit
ed States Government.
The sum of IS Will be pad to any person who will
bring a suitable recruit to this office
AMOS a. LAWRENCE,
Recruiting Agent,
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KENNEpYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT

The attention Of the public is called to this most
celen OF all niments as perfect and speedy Tor
all the aches and Dains that flesh Is heir to.
RHEUMATISM is caused by stagnation of the
duids arising from checked perspiration-is cured by
rev bottles u kkNNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIAEET.
hEJ KALqalA-the king of all paints caused by
an Inflammation CT the nerves is instantly cured by
few applications Of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LIRMENT.
SPKa ms are caused by an over-extensi0n and
sudden re action of the muscless cured by few bot
ties OF hENsEDrs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT- equally good
for man or beast.
PLEURISY is an Inflammation Of the lining Of
the ribs is cured by few bottles Of KEENEDYs RbEu-
hATIC LISINEET.
flesh and smashing Of the tssuesis instantly relieved
BY kENsEpYs RHEUMATIC LIE1MENT
ClkA VI u Is contraction OF the muscles caused by
asndden stoppage OF the nervous fluid which prevents
animal life havinga free flows cured by few applica
tions Of kEENEDY's RHEUMATIC LIsISfEST.
stomach and bowels-take teaspOOnful of KENNEDY s
RHEUMATIC LIEIMEsT In warm water every half hour
SORE THROAT AND IIOARSENESs
al caused by unnatural dryness of the gandswet
piece Of flannel with KENEBDY's RHEUMATIC LIEmENT,
apply II on going to bed, and you will be well In the
morning.
HEADACHE AND THROHBING OF
THE TEMPLES Is caused by pressure from insensble
persplrations cured by few applications of KESNE
DYs RHEUMATIC LINIMEET. -
direction IN the circular around each bottle, ,,,
1t Is good for TO0thache Earache, Swelled Face ana
Inflammation Of every kind. Every family should nave
am anutBPeptgr ed BY DoSALD KENNEDY Roxbary,
Mas fTcs 50 esp ns sgfF eS p s1sh CO. M
McC0NYILLE, W. Il. uoULDlNG, and by Druggists
everywhere
nRUMS. DRUM HEADS, GCORD
~ AND sSAREsi
Constantly OH hand and for sale atlow prices.
n. B.-Drums repaired at short notice
IA. DORMAN,
nis DEF 200 Main street
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S..T:-186O-X.l

Plantation BitterS !
THE PUR 'ST AND MOST EFFECTUAL TONIC AND
MORNING APPETIZER THE WORLD HAS
EVER PRODUCED.
The Sovereign Remedy for Dyspepsia!
This Medicine will not "cuTe all Diseases" but Is in
tended to be SPECIFIC FOR SToMACHIC DERANGEMRNT.
And we are confident that any ordinary case of Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint Nervous Affection Sour stom
ach, Loss Of Appetite, Nervous Headache, Diarrhea
Sinking, Weakness, Mental Dependency, &c. can be
cured by the Plantation Bittcrs.
Thatyou may judge of its efficacy publish list of
some of the articles used in its preparation:
CALIsAYA BARN-Celebrated for over two hundred
in the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia
Weakness, &c. 1t introduced into Europe In 1870
AM was sold TO the Jesus Tor the price
own weight in silver humboldt makes special mention
of its medicine qualities. In his 'SOuth American rrav
els" IN B-FOr full description OF this justly cele
brated bark see u S Med DsDensatory)
CAsCARILLA BARK-FOr Diarrhea. Collie and Diseases
Of the stomach and Bowels.
DANpELIoN-For Inflammation of the Loins and Drop
steal Affections.
CHAMoMILE FLowERs-For Eneebled Digestion
LAVENDER FLowERs-A Aromatic, stimuant and tonic I;
highly invigorating IN Nervous Debil ty.
INSTRUMENTATION Scrofula, rheumatism, &c.
ANIsE-An aromatic carmnative, creating flesh,
Gle and milk; much used by mothers nursing
Also Glove buds orange, carraway, c0riander, snake.
root &c. all preserved in perfectly pure
81. Clt0IX RUM.
The powerful invg0rang and tonic properties of St.
CrolX KUN have been long acknowledged by the physi
clans of the world For consumption the only slim
ulant that should be used.
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GA MECHANICS HALL

I1%N PROFESSOR MILTFR'S Dancing Academy
AfFf n will re open THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock
I 4 IN at Room No. 6 Mechanics Hall, and will con-
--eAA~ tinue on every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY, from to5 p. NJ for Ladies', Misses, and Masters
and on evecy TUESDAY and THURSDAY Evening, tor
Ladies and Gentlemen Terms only $500 per Term A
Quadre Party Wednesday Evening, at rs Cents
admission per couple TIL 10 O'Clock. All the and
old Quadres and Fancy Dances of Europe and America
taught in one FERN Gymnastics" Department and
uIS
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Great Bargains in Handkerohiefs.

$50 doz. Gents White and Colorcd Bordered Linen
Handkerchieis, low and high cost plain hemmed, and
witch will be sold at Is cent lass than they be
imported We respectfully invite all those In want
Of liandkerchlefs, TO call and examine
Great bargains in Ladies' Plain linen Hem-stitched
Pine Apple Rich Embroidered and Real Lace Handker-
chiefs In new STYLES and Patterns
Closing out sale Of stock Of WOODEN HOODS,
SOSrAGS, CLOUDS and MIfTFNS,
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AtCost.

GROSS STRAUSS a CO.,
MS dim lSa GalR stress.
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LACES.
Cambria Edgings and Tnsertlngs.

Linen Embroidered Edgings and Insertings; Linen
Cambria and Dlmity Bands, and White Goods
N, BAH of the above Goods will be sold lower than
they can be bought In Boston or New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21
Rich Real Point Lace Collars and Sets.

French Gmpure Thread and Valencennes Lace Collar
and Sets kcn and Choice Patterns Of French CollArl
and Sets; Real Thread and Thread Border Wells, from
SIPS and upwaTds 5000 Pusher and French Lace Wells
at unusual low prices Real Black Thread, Malta, Va
lenclennes and French
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-21

Nos aud Exchange Place, Providence H. l., dealer iu
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all kinds Paper stock including White
and Coiorad Rags. Hen~ 7rJ Msnii Rous. &c &u
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lieut-Col Armstrong. 81 The a5th Ohio
Regiment has arrived ia Cincinnati and
furnished the G-"f- the following in
rnrn,nlinn
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Tho Columbia g. g. Guardian says,
that vice. President STEPHENS made
speech in that place recently, in which
he reviewed this irrational and unjust
War" Yes; Mr.. sTErmss is right in
calling this war irrational aud unjust
There is not . spark Of justice or sha-
dow Of reason for this atrocious, ruinous,
and democalizing rebellion. Mr.. STE
rHrSs himself, ten years ago, in a power
fal speech In Savannah, denounced dis
union as bitterly as we ever denounced
II. lie told the people then that il they
embarked in il they would lose their IL
beriles, and warned them that il was the
plot Of disappointed politicians. Ills
words were moi idly spoken. History il
rapidly verifying them, and To-day the
awful genius Of despotism waves his
bloody scepire over desolate, panic
stricken, anxious and unhappy SOUTH
Oh, people Of the South! how long shall
your present frenzy possess you, which
drives you as the internal Furies Of OLD
drove their victims 10 destruction?,'
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Defeat Of FORESTS Force at Morris
Station.

We mentioned a few days ago that
Forests force, while on their way to at
tack Murfreesboro, week before last, fell
in unexpectedly with two companies al
stockade at Norris Station. He made
an attack on them and was repulsed with
the loss OF one hundred and fidy-three
killed and wounded Forrest told some
Of the Secessionists about the neigh
bOrhood that he never was so discom-
ited before. The garrison fought like
lions, and sustained loss Of six wound
ed, one of whom has since died Forrest
then started for Pelham and on his way
fell in with the advance of Gen. Cdtten-
den's division. lie retreated precipiiate-
" and made for Hubbard's Cove, intend
ing to go to Allamonle to report, 1t is
said, TO Glen. Bragg. On this march he
met with Gen. McCook's division, by
whose advance he was fired on, and three
Of the guerrillas were badly wounded.
lie then retreated to McMinnyile, and
again fell in with part Of Gen. Nelson 8
division, and again relreated into the
valley, when he made a speech 10 his
men, telling them that they were sur
rounded and it would be impossible 10
escape in body. Each man must tau e
care of himself. The guerrillas scatter
ed and burned up the houses Of large
number of Union men around Altamonle.
among them the houses and property oil
Mr.. Myers and Mr.. RalsiOn, former mem
her of the Legislature. The county Is
filled with the smoke OF blazing barns
houses, and stocks, and people are flying
before the guerrillas as they would Nv
from wild beasts. The state of affairs
is most deplorahle. The cries Of lami
lies made destitute aud desolate, raj
every breeze with sorrow. The roads
are lined with refugees flying 10 Nash
vile.
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WAsHNGroE, Sept ALL prisoners of
war taken nv TIE United Siales force.
aud parolcd, andn0w within the military
department Of Washington are required
TO report Immediately at General Wads-
worth's headquarters. This is supposed
q be with a view 10 their change.
Sr. jouNs, y. T., Sept Tho steam
er MarrnCadaiz arrived here from London
This mornine Goo Francis rrsiu is a
passeugei on her
CAis0 sept a. DesQaicb les received at
headquarters from JscksoH, sept ., say
that Bolivar is reported invested by heavy
forces under General Prico
There is also a large force ct ne cncmy
within scvoa miles ihecatenine 10 attack.
Nillipigue, having crossed the llatchie
river 81 Brownsville on the nighi Of the
lat is supposed SO hc making towards
Bolivar
We have whipped the enemy in every
skirmish vet
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Every day Union refugees are flying
from points which have been abandoned
by our forces, in Middle Tennessee, to
this place TO escape the fury Of the gucr-
rillas. Many who have been unable to
leave home, have been dragged off by
these villains to the iaiIs Of the South,
OF perhaps 10 death A few days ago,
Mr., WRIcuT, one Of the best citizens Of
Gallatih was made way with. Now we
appeal TO our Military Authorities and to
Governor JoHNsoN to take immediate
steps TO counterfeit these outrages. Let
the Governor instantly arrest a number
Of the leading rebels Of this city and
place them where they can be held safe
ly as hostages for the safety of our loyal
fellow -citizens. There are hundreds Of
VIGOROUSLY disloyal men, whose stores
and groceries have been and are now,
headquarters for the dissemination Of
rebel news, who have never been modest
ed by our authorities, and these men
should be arrested and not paroled. Let
il be done Immediately, and it may be
the means Of saving the lives Of many
Of our loyel felloW-c citizens II is mon
strous that good men should fall the vie
tins Of the uhian bands OF MoRuAN
and FoRREsr, who murder UniJnisis on
the highway, aud SCI Of devils in the
shape Of men sit snugly in their stores
an Nashville, aud chuckle at the thought
that Onion men are being scourged with
thorns, while they talk aud encourage
treason, unpublished Why is il that we
do not strike? Arc we towards Hsy.
we lost our manhood Shalt We submit
TO every rebel outrage? Ace our LOYAL
friends unworthy Of protection whom We
have encouraged to act with as, aud then
basely abandoned TO the treacherous loeg
Shame ON such miserable imbccluy as
this, for il cmboldens our enemies and
dishearlens our friends.
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Some base hypoori,es in this city, pious
Yankee rebels, ask, with tears la ,hcir
eyes, IL twenty odd millions ct loyal,
law sbiding citizens would be DO wicked
a. 10 exterminate less than Eve millions
Of rebels, rather than be ruled by them e:
They virtually say Come nov, don't
YOU think il would be Car better to let Us
break up the Government snd play the
tyrsnt over you, than to destroy our prc-
cions lives" We answer that She lie OF
one loyal man il q more value in our
eyes than the lite Of every rebel iu the
land
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A GunbOat to Ply on the Ohio.

The State Of Affairs in Virginia.