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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-07

THE HORSE TRAINERs-Rockwell and Hurl-
burt will visit Millbury on Friday May Sth =;
Grafton, Saturday, May 9Th; Milford, Monday.
May 1lth; Hopknton, Tuesday, May 18th /;
Westborough, Wednesday, May 18th, and give
their free exhibition and lecture at one o'clock P.
NJ in each place. Stock growers and horse own
ers should not neglect this opportunity of spend
ing half day with these gentlemen.
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If you wish for splendid picture OF your child cana
Cldfin'S, S5 Main street Ills arrangements are com
plste forproducing dtf ais
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SPEECHES AND LECTURES BY WENDELL
PHILLIPS, collected in a handsome volume, are
In press in Boston. The collection begins with
his first speech made in Faneuii Hall in 1857.
An agent is in Worcester soliciting subscription
for the volume
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-07

MOUNT STERLING, Ky, May l, 1868.
The following is the report of the 2lst Massa.
chusetls regiment for the month ending April
30, 1853. Lieut.. Col G. P. Hawkes. commanding
regiment.
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.nGrtut x40rytGs

EDWARD MELLEN, Ir. continues to pay the hqhes
ptice tot OLD papers, etc dit ia24
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AuoTIoN.-The furniture at the house No. 3
Austin street, is to be sold this morning at half
past nine o clock
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SEE W. A. Greene's advertisement of classes
in French and elocution.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-07

FEaVe You Bought your Clothes " riDEers
If yOu have bought too soon. CUMMINGS
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR is the Machine
above all others in mo altering for every
piece and NO IRON lUsTl A child can wiring yOur
clothes with this Machine as well an ddalt Call
and see one in use at c. A. CUMMINGS Shop, POS
MAR street. opposite Brinley Hall.
Agents wanted in every State City, and Town. state
County, and Town Rights for Sale. DIT f24
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Kennedy's FsheUmatsc Iiniment.-The at
tenton of the public is called TO this excellent Of
ali lnmeuts perfect and speedy cure Tor all the
aches and pains that flesh is heir to.
rheumatism is caused by stagnati0n Of the auids,
arising from checked perspiration-iS cured by few
bottles OF KENNEDY S kHEJ NATIC LINIaENT.
NeurGl5a-the king OF ell PATHS caused by an nfam
nation Cf the neryes-is instantly cured by few ap-
plicatiOns of kENNEDY S RHEUMATIC LlNIMENT.
action Of the musCiesis cured by few bottles of
HENNEDY's RHEUIATIC LISIBENT- equally good Tor
beast
Pleusy is an Inflammation OF the lining of the ribs
is cured by few bottles Of KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC
LININENT.
Bruises are caused by sudden pressure of the flesh
and smashing Jf the tissueS-is instantly relieved by
kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LISIMENT.
Cramp is a contraction OF the muscles, caused by
animal life having free flows cured by few appca
lions OF KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LiEISfENT.
Bilious Colo is caused by neuralgia in the stomach
ana DOwelS-take teaspOOutul Of KENNEDY RHEUMA
TIC lIEIENT i'll warm water every hall hOuTmti cured
Sore Throat and HoarseLcss caused by unnatur
a. dryness OF the glands-~et piece of flannel with
kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT. apply ic on going TO
bed, and YOU will he well in ttemOriing.
liz adache and IhrOhbing OF the Temples is caused by
pressure IRON insensihle perspiTaon-is cured by
few lppCa lions of kEENEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
Weakness OF the Back-tollUw the direction in the
circular around each bottle.
II is good for TOothache, Earache, Sweed Face and
Inflammation of every kind. Every family should have
a full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxburv
Mass. Price 50 cents. Sold by DAVID SCOTT, GEO
r. HARLOW, JAMES GREEN, BUSH & co. NJ s.
McCONYlLLE, W. Il. GOULDING and by Druggist !
everywhere.
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LATEST NEWS.

BY TI1LEGRA PH
70 TIE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
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Greatest Medical Discovery OF the Age.
MIX. KENNEDY, of RoXburY, has discovered in one OF
our cOntWOn pasture weeds remedy that cures every
kind OF humOr.
Two bottles warranted to anursing mouth
One three bottles will clear the system OF biies.
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst canker in
the stomach.
Three Or five bottles are warranted the worst
kinds Ot Erysipelas.
One two bottles warranted to all humors in
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the
and DlOtches among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
one bottle viii cure scaly eruptions Of the skin.
Two Orthree bttles are warranted TO cure the worst
kind OF ringHUIm.
Two to three bottles warranted to the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three tour bottles warranted 10 cure salt
rheum.
Five to eight bottles warranted TO the worst
scrolua.
to three bottles are warranted to the worst
cases OF dyspepsia l know from the experience Of
thousands that it has been caused by canker the
stomach
One or two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One ortwo bottles warranted toregulate costive
state of the bowels
One two bottles will regulate alderang ement ofths
kidneys
-Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst cases o
drOpsy
BY strictly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle, ard iudcious application of the
Salt RheUm Ointment, scrOlula ointment, ami Healing
Ointment, every and ulcer, of whatever Rind
ture eXGct cancer that has taken root is perfectly and
permanently Gu ed
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-07

NEW HAMPSHIRE

The call for the great Union meeting to be
held at Concord June II, invites the citizens
to assemble, without regard to party, ''for the
purpose of associatng together as public 10y
al Union league of the state; OF pledging
themselves to unconditional loyalty to the
government of the United States and an un-
wavering support of its efforts to suppress
the rebellion; Of renewing to the government
and people of the United States their solemn
pledge and unyielding resolve that the unity
OF this nation shall not be impaired either in
principle Or territorial boundary; and of bind
ing themselves together in a common union
to maintain the power, glory and integrity of
the nation"
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
Police INTELLIGENCE.

fxfA, Flaar DuIwrxs scAyEyasSs -Pslrsck Ryan,
native o. Ireland aged sx,snye years, diod a, his rs
deuce o., Water street, from the effects Of injuries
ce we'd 10 aght with street sweeper named Sullivan.
under the following circurstsnecs:-Decessed, 1t ap-
peared ras engaged In cleaning the streets in company
with sullivan when quarrel arose between Them. which
resulted IN deceased being knocked dnwn with hoe Ia
the hands Of his adyGssry Ryan Vas pickednp ~ q
set secss condition and taken o. his home where hc
fingered enthusiastically morning when desthpuf an end
10 his suferugs pr. Geo Bouon mades post mcretn'
examination OF the body ana found extensive fracture
Iss pby.rian was caused by the injury in question
There were external indications Of violence pcrccpi
tc Coroner Widey will bold an inquest ot the body 10.
day Sullivan dccnmped soon after the difficulty, bat
subsequently arrested ana c"mmtled 70 await Tue
action of the Coroner
As-Artr o. uu roiiTl---As sergeant Policy, Of the
Iwon,ysst precinct conducting dscrdcry charsc
ter to tie station house on Thursday night he at.
lacked by some friends Of the prisoner AMI badly beaten
with siungshot Assistance was soon afterwards pro.
cured from the station house, but the sssail.
ants had vanished, taking With them the rcscued
l. be on duty in tho course Of few day. 80 oue baa
since been obtained 20 the assailants.
srApnxp oyxs A gAsr o. rs.--Jsmes Howard, sol
der was found lying on the sidewalk 10 South street,
Thursday night bleeding frcm stab IN the wrist let
OF a hc states over card tsble Howard alleges that
while he vas playing game Of seven up In sroosry
store IN seo neishshood he qrarrsed With an unsoav
manner aresa az described The injured man was taken
10 the New york Hospital, where bis wound va dressed
BHx,N or CoSr7prscs Charles DInmore toardsr ss
,h International Hotel robbed Of .io on Thursday
Aveuins while 10 company With mi sMnsd Ilzzie 20
blnson a. private supper roor Ia Broadway The Gs
vN arrested and Justoe o.soksnbush committed her "
srsvw. ne stole" m21sI he's ", been rscoywsd
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
Woe In MaAliiMxton.

from tDe washington IventDg Sthr. NOV L..
The statement that there fifteen Thousand prosi
tutes in AID about Washington his been repeated
often TO be accepted truth. the swsrms of ihem
meeting the eye at every turn seeming 10 afford full
roboratye testimony 20 the allegation. The numbers
however appeared so incredibly that have
felt disposed to make some inquiries regard 10 the
matter and and tnat though the army az prostitutes here
is fcariuly large does not approach the loose estimates
alluded TO aboye. The number o. wbite prostitutes
housed in the various wards may be ST down at the so
lowing figures First ward, $50; Second ward, SIS Third
ward lo5; Fourth ward, 600 Eiith ward, 3t0: Sixth
ward 200 Seventh ward, 400. Total, 25l8 Tie
ber of these resident IN Washington before the
abou. $50 The coIorcd prostitutes in Warrington
and housed set down at ,2, aud of this number
scvcn-e h,hs have been c0lon5ed the broke
black street walkers Of character Of unbusbing tn
dccency never bcoro known in Washington, aud are
colonistS from Now York, Boston, Philadelphia Ralti
more and some few from the Western ciiies The whole
number OF public prostitutes Of grade and color u
Washington will not exceed i've thousand Of whom not
than tenth resided III the District Of Columbia
previous 10 the There are number Of females
sailing under false coors aoat here, aud who, until they
found oat, frequently manage 10 quarter themselves
respectable boarding houses and hotels. would be
difficult % estimate the number OF these but i V not
large enough TO materially swell the above estimate
Adding TO this estimate the number " prostitutes 10
Georgetown aud Alexandria the total viii not We Incline
10 think reach the halt of fifteen thousand The show
ing al best is not agreeable one but II is some salts
faction 10 know that It is not quite baN so bad repre-
scntcd
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M arrAed,

Married.
Aixs--faoRsros AT Graoe church. Newark, A. j., on
wednesday October Fl, by Rev j. g. d. Hodgesi MAR
TIN Ans, NJ D.. Of New York, to Miss hAGGr Z THORN
Dx-CosKIm.-Int this city. on Thursday, November
H. by the Rev. DR.. True. CuARlx A. Diox 10 cArmRiss
CosMis, daughter OF Henry Conkln all OF this city.
FRsSoH-BAnEr.-On Thursday. November IL, by the
Rev J. H. Price D. D.. T. JsFnasos FsssoM 70 HELM A.
kS k cards -'-''' . = y '"''''' =" '' wy
GALws-GALwar.-OnT Thursday, November I2. at the
Mr. THonAs GALwxr, Of New York, to Misc MANY A. GAL
wsy, Of london.
Johns church. Stamford. Conn., BY the Right Reverend
Manton Easlburn, Bishop Of Massachusetts,. CHARLES
AUGUSTUS HwIs. AIics, daughter Of William welles
Holly. EsQ, oil or Stamford, Conn.
Day, November H. BY tho Rev N B. PIstt, CHARLES q.
Lousssuar 70 hiss ANNIE p. sAxus, both Of tho above
MALLARD-wALss,DdH- IN Brooklyn. on Tuesday. No.
yember At the house o, the brides 6 Sr1shss q .hs
Navy, 70 ADELiSs ~ wALBRDGK, OF Brooklyn.
MESExrAv-RAYgosD.- .-0n Thursday. November IL. at
the residence OF tho brides father, by Rev W. Philips,
D. d., GsoseE b. NxSERgAU, 10 MAirA NIsLO, daughter
Of A. B. Raymond, Of this city.
the residence Of the bride, by the Rev Dr.; John N
Mcleod. Mr. JAMES MURRAY 70 Miss SARAH e. EaGLxsos,
both % Of this oity, No cards; S;,,. ror.n,.. 20 nv
Rev j. H. Price, Mr. CHARMS W. MysRs, OF this city to
Miss AMANDA &. PARMKLxs OF Ltchaeld, Conn.
ioa--WssrlAES.-In brooklyn, on Thursday, Novem.
Der IL. BY the Rev. Dr. Buddnston, WM RcH to SARAH
MAn@A youngest daughter OF the late Richard Westako
srryo.n-sn1u,-on Wednesday, November II, BY the
Rev L. %esson rector Of s. g. Johns s Church 'Sas
nah. Ga. No cards
swAss-LyoN.-ln Charl.stown, Mass on Tuesday,
November TO- by the Rev. Dr. Ellis Lieutenant Tnos L.
ter Of DR.. Henry Lyon. Of that city , :, :.
st. Marks church, by the Rev. H. Ragoncr. EDWARD H.
WEBER 10 AMELIA L. IlERBscK, all or this city
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
Great sarsssai Operation.


Dr Underwood, of this city, recently PERFORMED o
tho most desperate operators IN olhthalme sur. ry
The subject was GotiH Fare ot Nani.tl, Mich v1 bal
n rgo and uns ghtly truOr that bad pftsf from tho
bottom of tic eft eye and involved a che structures o
this organ THIS Immense growth hal been growing Tor
upwards Of twenty seven years but had no' reached
alarming extent until within the pact four years From
it, more recent rapid growth, and iis formidable and
frishru ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fiom the Interior o. the
eye nearly two nobesand from the certainty Of Us en-.
dangcrns the opposite eye, not lite Itself the entire
moya OF tho eve and its disease the only aterna.
tive Tho operation was performed IN the presence Of
Q number OF medical and students and Few curious
spectators II was distressing and bloody sight, ard
but that the patient was wholly insensble from the adj.
minsrstiou Of choroform would not have been endurs
ble Under this uauqu,liing agent the patient
perfectly quiet throughout the operstion 80 that the only
dicuy with which the operator had 70 contend the
immense now OF blood, which retarded somewhat, the
rapidity Of execution. However. the whole operation
performed In sss than fifteen minutes the entire
sys sareland muscles nerves. and everything there.
with connected completely removed leaving moth
ing 70 Be- eesn bu, tbs bcuy socket they hsd % long
esy nlied Mr. Base rccov sred from the opsrs1oa II
twesH one dave, su4 % V;w ~ hue
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
u, OOklyn City News,

DAMAGE rak ExpLosios GrgPowpss4 --Yesterlsy
afternoon about O'Clock there was alarm OF Gre In
tho ftb district. caused by the explosion OF quantity
Of gunpowder tho fancy store OF Mrs. LYDIA Ro5,h
No n Hudson avenue. The building 10 Of brick three
stories height The ground door Is div icd front
and back rcom the front being occupied store Ngs
Booth states that shs had four pounds powder pu p
10 the usual manner and placed, she supposed 10
secure position on the shelves. ycung sir thirteen
years OF age named Bridget Duncan cleaning on, the
In the store, and whi.o thus Engaged The powder
igni,ed, and completely demolished everything 10 The
room The front windows and the Partitions were
blown down. The feoond story floor was hesved
mp, ard oil the furniture Was dsarranged. The
basement ceiling came down with crash, and there
great confusion ell around. The house occupied by
several families, who were thrown Into the greatest ss
cilcnent Imaginable, all expecting the house % tumble
down before they could get out The walls shat.et
cd bu, tho foundation stood nrm. The 10 trout IL
ni!ci with rubbish, csuscd by the explosion Officers
Rec and rearce Of the Forty secood precne, police. were
passing At the time. They entered the premises nnd
found Mrs Duncan covered with rubbish She badly
burned and very much bruised She told Tive officers
that she had sgbt whom she ives cosning the store
and could giys no account Of The causf the explosion
she veycd 10 tho drug store 40. 50sudson
nue.. wlicre> che vas attended, 10 by Drs. IleA aud
Young from whence she was Eken the brooklyn City
Hospital No othcr person ujW cd. TIE damage 10
The store about ~ o00 and 20 The building about 100
more The other occupants lo~t aboutto0 by injury 10
furniture Mrs. Booth Is insured N Tie HroekyRCity
Company
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
Arr,xal of the s,eam.hip NeMhern

Tie United States ste6mshp Eewbern, 7. A. Harris
commanding arrived at this port yesterday morning from
the North Atlantic bcckading squadron, and twentyfour
hours from Fortress Monroe She brought the officers and
crews aesn in ALI Of tho prizo steamers Robert f. Ise
and Ella and Annie.
Ths following ia lis. o, tho officers OF tho Ncwbern
Ac,,ng MdSt,r and Ersc,a,~e 0Ecer-R. Y, Hoery.
Acti,s1 Musksr--J IT, Richardson
Aciino Rasigrs-MHton Webster. Charles Mllet aud O.
H. Lawyer.
Aciing Assisiont Snrycon-John F. Cobb.
Acti,,J Asisdn. Pdymasey-E ii. Cushing.
Cdptaias Cl,k--Thomas J. BENJAMIN.
Paynaosey's Clak-Henry T. Steele.
EaoiuctrsActiug First Assistant. Isaac Naples; Act
Ing Second Assistant. John f. Cooper Acting Third As
sisians Francis G. f0mas, Samuel Holman X. G. Raney
Acting ,qHasers MaesGe0 g. Williams. Oscar +. Wtxon
John Y. Jones, Adophu5 Landerpen.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
r ii e N A v Y.
Arrival Of tho United states Gunboat
Flag.

Arrival OF tho United states Gunboat
Flag.
Tho United States steam gunboat Flag, Acting Mater
Commanding Caleb A. Curtis. arrived yesterday from
Port Royal which port she loft tho 7tA last, at nine
A. ~, having in tow tho small prizo steamboat Herald.
captured while attempting To the blockade at Charles
ton IA full rspor. Of which has been published having
on board seventy six bales OF cotton.
Tho Flag has eighteen months on the blockade OF
Charleston and returns 10 this pert Tor repairs. The fol-
iowiag 10 list Of hor officers
Acting Aaaer Commandtme-Caleb A. Curtis.
Ac,n0 Na,ers--Wm. II. latham, Geo. ". Frost
Actin1 Assistant Pdynaster-Lynford Gardner
Aefino Assistdnt Sswoeon-W. J. Rurge.
AcIn1 Ena9ns-Josoph 8. johnson, Chas. v. Kelly
Eno,,se.rs-First Assistant Lewis H. Flowry; Second
Assistant VIM. W Inni5 Third Assistants, George Ben.
nett, VIM. Ross.
Capta;n's Clerk--J. wiimarth Morton.
Pdlmasef's Ctsrk-Geo. Prtor.
Actino Gunney--1enj. i. Ritter.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

GENERAL wASHBURSE'S ADVANCE ATrACKED-THEY
RETIRE TO THE MAIN BODY-THE REBELS ATTACKED
IN FORCE AND ROUTED -REDEL LOSS NINETY SEVEN
KILLED AND TWO HUNDRED WOUNDED, Erc.
NV ORLEANS. Nov. 4-ipM.
telesraphc despatch received at headquarters from
army in Western Louisiana, sates that the enemy at
tackled General washburnes Thirteenth army corrs)
advance yesterday morning aud drove 10 towards the
main body Of his command. Their progress speedily
checked and General Washburne drove the rebels aud
Pursued them until his too much faigued to
follow further. Our loss wss forty killed and ity wo,,nd
ed Rebel loss, from actual the field. ninety
seven killed and one hundred aud Afiy wounded 0ur
troops captured two hundred prisoners.
No tidngs have been received from the ToSas eyred
ton under Generals Banks and ana. News Is hourly
pccted from IL.
The United states gn5os Tennessee arrived This
morning from Pensacola. There IL no OF public In
terest from that point General Asbcth has assumed
command Of the Union troops In Fort ricseDs and v
CiDty
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

1ae steamship Yszoo, Captain Couch. which left New
Orleans Nov. s. arrived herciyestcrday morning, with
merchsndse and passengers.
Nr 7. \. Cook, Jr., purser Of the Yazoo. will accept
thanks for prompt delivery Of papers and letters.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
Prize Cases.


Nov lS--Ths United States W. The SseaniT Margaret
and JsssisThs vessel. which WAS recently conveyed 10
our harbor as prize claimed for forfeiture by tho
United States District Attorney, who fled libel against
her and her cargo Tho monion placed In the hands
OF Marshal Murray aud returnable In the United states
District Court on Tuesday morning, Dec 1, AZ eleVen
O'Clock.
One hundred and 0fty witnesses in prize cases wero
yesterday evening tho Navy Yard to the
surveillance of the Marshal They will be examined IN
various cases still pending
CONDENSATION OF PRIZE VESSELS on APPEAL
UNITED srATEs CIRCUIT COURT,
Before Hon. Judge Nelson.
United States u.s. The Schooner Erda and CdYoo.NKL.
SON. c. Tho vessel and cargo ia this case were cap
tured about the 18th OF October 1891 by United States
steamer South Carolina, while Attempting 10 break the
blockade or New Orleans The proof Is full this point
Tho vessel taken into the service OF the government
as also some arms on board The samo Tho vessel and
cargo we're condemned in the Court below On appea,
the claimant the was submitted on briefs at the
April term last but copies OF aposts delivered
and looked Into thom. There does not appear 10 have
beer any claim fcf the cargo agree the whole. ship
and cargo, ,ghlfuy condemned, end affirm The de-
cree below.
Tae Cn,.sa states as 6e Schooner ARtr and Cargo
NKLsoS, e. J-This vessel and cargo captured OF
Rattle snake Shoals, tho mouth Of Charleston liar
bnr, s. C., and about ceu or twenty miles from Charles
ton, steering at tho timo straight course into the
hartor. The capture on The 1st u May, 1862. Tho
vessel with TART OF her cargo, sailed from Ma,anz,s,
bs stopred at Nassau aud took in the rest and start
The % cargo Consisted dc chiefly Of Coffee @ swss. Oil fruits and
sat The captain admits he wide OF his regular
course 10 New York at the time OF the capture;
and also t'at he steering al the time
square into the coast. which. as explained by
oro OF the of GERS board tho gunboat Huron.
that made the capture. sailing square into the
harbor of Chari Tho set is that the
great stress Of weather ard head winds
but il does appear that she in any disabled
crippled that any existed for seeking 10
Ter this port The whole cf the proofs satisfy that the
set up is without mertorons foundation and
do not reasonably explain the suspicious position OF tho
vcso She had previously warned not TO epter the
port, IL state of bicckade and the warning
noted on her yapers. The court below condemned the
vessel cargo We think the decree right and should
affirmed Tho vessel and cargo have been sold uDier
an Dterlocuory order aud the fund remains for dsri-
butiop.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP YAzOo.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

tho scrior C,!0pcs present
H. The following temporary assignment OF artillery is
hereby made, v2:-Baitery G, Fifth United States art
cry, 10 the First division Corps dNrque; Second Yer
mont battery, TO The Second div ision Corps d'Afrque
BY command OF Brigadier General GEO. l.. ANDREWS
GEoRcE B. HAIaEAD, Captain and A. a. General