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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-12
Large Sale of Negros in Camden.

The Journal reports the sac Of 22O ne.
groes ~ auction an LIT Monday IN January,
Of Estate Of J. e. Dody, at nm average Of
S72l. each Among these were many old
negroes and infants 10 the arms also some
blind and lame. Nine men sold al an aver.
age Of Sl,ISI ~. Five women on an Nv
ernge of sl20s, each
All vito were nat supplied at that sale
will have mn opportunity up this way on
18th inst.
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A Card

The undersigned beg lsve to return their
sincere thanks AID eordhi gratitude to the
citizens Of the Village and District, who
rendered such efficient aud successful eid
and service in subauingihe lire in the Court
House on yesterday, ane also for the pronp,
Jealous and hearty assistance nnsnifesird
and rendered in preserving the records and
valuable p ap-rs 10 the respective Offices
II would probably BE- invidious to make
distinctions. All worked well, some heroi.
caly.~ ~.'
We eannot omit TO n,niion that the ne.
groes deserve great pe,ise. they work ed
wiui'Spirit AMI IhIeTsst'sad falhfully.
- LANE III. NlfilER SPOON.
JOHN A. STlIWM IN,
HENRY ilANCOCK,
J. ID. WYLIE,
J. a HAsSELTINE,
3 Is MASSEY,
J. wILLIAsisSSNz
January IL, 1898.
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LANCASTERVILLE. S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAMIE, 1859.
An AIT 20 make Appropriations.

We publish this week The Act of the
Legislature to make appropriations for the
year, commencing 10 October 1858. 1t &C,
cupies good deal "f room in our paper,
but every man should be made acquainted
with the general and ordinary expenses of
his State Government
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CC)Nl'R
For the LarctIcr Ledger.
Cotton and Kindred gatters.

Suppose any person should wish To bor-
rw, or have the use of twOLhOusand dul-
lars for one year, or suppost any person
has been disappointed in tn yield of his
corn crop. or suppose nry person should
wish To venture IA hitlv in th, cotton bu,i-
ness believing (Which is generality bclicv-
edl that C tton will be considerably higher
in the sipring than Ut this tine, and hand
some profit made in the purchase Of Lot !;
"r suppose from any other canse or motive
not herein ennnnriatrd. any person should
wish TO purchase 40 bales of pretty cot on,
such pcrs"nS are Informed that their wishes
may be gratit.ed tv the extct Of so bales,
on Monday next, l7th inst at the Estate
sale of Thomas Curcton. Suppose the crop
OF any person for the year 1858 did not
equal ur come up TO What he reasonably
bales, he can now make tup by the pur.
chase Of the deficiency, then for the pres.
rnt year, add little more TO the Cotton
cr"p, manure and cultivate u little better.
and pIake it up. make the nnnrber OF bales
purchased at this sale, orc, and above the
usual crop. II this is done, the cotton
bought at this sale will cos nothing. The
purchase at this sale HflI have stimuli ted
the Weld of the crop Of 1859 Just the
number Of bales bought AMI the deficiency
of the crop Of 1858, entirely made up and
accounted for. 4 good idea this TRY il
on" some body.
LONG GRihS."
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New Mail Route.

We understand through The Post Master
at this place that the application for a new
tri-wcekIy hask line from CamGrn TO Ian
caster, hy the way or Red Hill, Liberty liiil,
&c, whicl we alluded TO some time since,
has been granted. and that proposals to con-
tractors will soon be issued from the departs
ment. The inf rmaton u derived from the
Post Master nt Camden, Mr. P.gu"s. who
received n note To that effect from Hon. w.
n. DundGs, second Assistant p. VI. Gene.
raj. "
Tbs idea Of this route originated with
Mr. Pegues and ts him and the y. NJ. at
this place, Mr.. Billings. the credit is due
for successfully carrying it through. Each
OF them are certainly entitled 10 The thanks
OF the communities through which the line
will pass. The arrangement will probably
not GO into effect before The first Sr july.
This route will not interfere with the
prese 4, III weekly stage line from Camden
to Lahcaster. by way Of Flat Rock, Pleas
ant Hill. &c. When estnbi. he'd. the tw
lines will leave Ca,udsn on alternative days,
and the Eesult ailI be daily mail to this
place. Der people cannot be insensible to
the advantages to accrue 10 us from this ad-
dition TO our present mailing facilities.
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TExAs--A Texas paper says that the
emigration now pouring iatu that State is
unsurpassed by any presion- dat. 10 i,- his
tory. They sre fom every State In ~.
Union, bat purtieuIarIy Virginia, Tsuusrsss
Georgia. and othar Sea,hesp States.
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ELEcTIoS FOR SESAroR. Yesterday (says
rhe Camden Journal IIh inst) the election
for District Senator commenced and will
be continued to day. rhere being no op-
position TO Major a. II. Boykin, lac will u
course be elected
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large BEouEsT TO YALE CoLLEGE.--
Henry l.. Ellsworth, Of Hartford. Conn, be.
quea,hed all bis immense properly, except
100000. to Yale College. and IL l. estinns-
ted that the College viii receive about
e7o0O00.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be inserted ut the following low rates:
One square GOT Ii llTes oricss, ohc insertion,
81 Or, II continued, rs cents iOr the ii At in
'ertlon. and 81 cents Tor each Subsequent nScr.
ton sds See Fourth Pag: for deductions in
voc of stl Ing advertisements.
The nunbcr of Insertions must be W titten on
Zach advertisement, or they will he inserted. till
ordered out and Charged accordingly
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VIM. b. Astor, Of New York paid bis tax
bill TO the Recorder lately, tie Smoaht bs-
Ing ss5,ooo on pet.onal propesIy, aud sso.-
900 on real estate. Total, ss5,p0o.
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THE LANCASTER LLDGER
Puolishedevsry Wednes ,ay Morning
W. VI 9 - " N Q r S
EDITOR AND pKupklEroR.
I + X VI s.:

u advance, 81. 90
- the expiration OF Six Months, $50
Attic end OF the Year, 3.GU
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The Christmas HOLIDAYS being over, bu.
sincss at the National Capital - once moro
resumed. We publish below few items
IF iptnrest
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-02-17

I" The Farm" and Domestic Animals, u
which have preceded it. Itis, like them,
a thoroughly practical work, aorittea 10,
the people, in style which the people can
understand, and while containing every.
thing that one will expect or desire to find
in such work, is brought, by Its size and
price, within the reach of all.
The hints on house-bullding, contained
IN the second chapter, are alone worth
many times the price of the whole book,
The series of" Rural Manuals" to which
this belongs" The House." The Gar
den," The Farm" and 9 Domestic Ami
maIs'-wiII be furnished TO subscribers
ordering them all at once, in paper for
81, in cloth for 81 rs.
The whole series, bound in one large,
handsome gilt volume, under the title OF
" Illustrated Rural Manuals" may be had
for 81 80. Address
FOWLER & WELLS,
3U8 Broadway, New \ Y0rk.
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Ehe Free SOsItEa,

William s Bailey, editor Of the daily
and weekly Free South, Newport, Ken
lucky, is now travelling among the friends
Of freedom in the Atlantic states, in hopes
Of Obtaining aid to strengthen him aud
his family in their untiriug efforts to set
kentucky free lie has warred against
great odds and accomplished much has
bad niue pro-slavery presses to contend
against In regular succession, upheld by
the wealth Of the state and the best writers
Of the slave interests. Bailey, through
much trlbulatlon, prlyatlons and toll mas
survived them ALL But the burning Of
his printing house, machine shop, black
smith shop, &c, by incendiaries, the
building Of Il new brick printing house,
the purchase Of new type aud presses, &c.
law suits and prosecutions, 50 embarrass-
ed him during the first five years, that
the greater part Of his homestead (house
aud Iot) was sold, and the part not sold
was mortgaged for the payment of the
most pressing debts. To rcinstate him in
the possession Of his homestead $4,000 Is
wanted; to save ouIy the part under mort
gage $1,000 is wanted. Now, shall this
Ioug-tried friend and his devoted family
mostly girls, have the aid Of those who
respect his position and undaunted cour-
age Shall he, who has the sanction aud
commentator Of Cassius NJ. Clay, Of Ken
lucky, and Governor 5, p. Chase. Of OhIo,
and who is upon tie sol { very, lingo
and faint in tie caus. oil freedom, while
thousands are bOasting what they would
do to encourage free presses upon south
ern soil We have seen letters frCm Mr.
Clay aud Mr.. Chase, addressed to the
friends of freedom at the North, express
inc high opinion of the character and
services Of Mr.. Bailey, and commenting
his enterprise to their generous and sym-
pathy and aid.-N I. Eec Post, 9th
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J
y and cordially than we Yankees are prone
to observe our most sacred f9tes. we can
only account for the last stated fact upon
the ground that the Yankee is ALWAYS
pressed for time, and cannot fool it awav
upon holidays, while the prosy, uncare
worn, indifferent German, better under
standing the value of time in its bearing
upon the laws of health, makes enjoyment
and recreation an employment for a full
share of the greater allotment of lifetime
they thus secure. Inveterate haste is not
one OF the faults Of the German social 9r
business eharaeter,-whatever may be its
moral and religious anti-orthodoxlsms.
We are led to these reflections by an
unusual occurrence in our village last
Monday Valentine Day) Nineteen Ger
mans-gentlemen and ladies-from the
Germania Colony, came into this place
that afternoon with flags flying, and sing
inc holiday chorus, to which the steu-
toran lungs Of those people are so well
adapted. They drove up to Glassmire's
Hotel, and unfreighted their four-horse
sleigh, and made merry the remaining
bours Of their national holiday. Ia the
evening they were joined by few Of our
citizens in dancing party at the hotel,
IN which they enjoyed themselves several
hours. During the evening the Couders-
port Brass Band came out and played two
or three tunes in front of the hotel, when
they werc invited into the parlor by the
Nalentine-erS where they diScoursed a
couple Of their fayorite pieces of music,
and about 10 clock retired to their re
spectiye abodes, in the full enjoyment of
the good wishes Of their cotemporarv
friends. BY Of parenthesis, we would
say that our Band has become a fixed
and credltabIe institution-playing a large
variety Of pieces with good execution and
musical taste We presume they will ere
long be rendering their professional servi-
ces to an appreciative public with due
success. Tae German company left for
their homes at noon Tuesday, highly pleas
ed with THEN visit to our yiIIage-thc be
ginning, We trust, Of a long and pleasant
sociality between the visitors and visited.
Mr.. Eydam, the local agent Of the Ger
mania Land Company, informs US that
hey have just completed their new Steam
FIGURING Mill, which, with the Saw-mil
connected with 1t, cost them $1,000. 1t
has two "runs of stones,' and was put in
operation last Monday. The Company
deserve much credit for the public spirit
they are evincing BY the magnitude of
their Improvements, aud their contribu-
tions to the prosperity of our county in
this manner and by inducing desirable
immigration.
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100000 Sawed Shingles,
100000 Shaved do.
100000 Lumber,

Also big Decrs and Little Dears. some Bears,
some Patridges, some Porcupine. Coah $40,
Butter, Cheese, Ioats, Ogs, Poultry, Corn, &c.
Come all ye who wish to bay or sell; We will
do yon good. Doubt it not if any say nay
it is not our fault that fools and .-- are
not all defunct. So now we are prepared to
greet you with a Merry Christmas and Hap
pv New Year! CLARK L PHILLIPS
Wclisvillc, Dec q. 1888. TI:22
p ). If that Printer made $500 by mind
ing his own business, and $500 more by let
ting his neighbor's alone, what a,o',ghf some
some others do3 Let unhappy modlers answer.
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Potter Go. Agricultural society.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the ANNUAL
y MEETING Of the Potter County Agrcul-
tural Society Will be held at the Court House
in the Borough Of Coudcrsport, on MONDAY
EVENING Of the February Court, fFeb. q,
1852 at which time the Election Of Officers
will take place, and such other business be
transacted as may be deemed necessary or ad-
visable. \ general attendance Of those inter-
eSted in the Agricultural prosperity of our
County IS expected.
By ORDER OF BOARD OF MANAGERS.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

SETHEREAS the Hon. Robert G.. White
w President Judge and the Hons. Joseph
Mann and q. G.. Colyin, Associate Judges OF
the Courts Of Oyer 4 Termncr and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions Of the Peace,
Orphans Court and Court of Common Pleas
for the County of Potter, have issued their
precept bearing date the seventeenth day OF
January. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and tiftv-eight, and to me di-
rectcd for holding Court Of Oyer and Term
iner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses-
sions Of the Peace, Orphans Court, and Court
Of Common Pleas, in the Borough Of Coudcr-
sport, on MONDAY, the Dist day Of Febru-
ary next, and to continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oncrS, Justices Of the Peace aud Constables
within the county, that they be then and there
in their proprr persons. at 10 O'Clock A. VI. Of
said day, with their rolls, records, inquisi-
tons, examinations, and other remembrances,
to do those things which to their offices ap-
pertain to be done. And those who are bound
by their rccognizanceS to prosecute against
the prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail Of
said county of Potter, are to be then and there
to prosecute against them as will be just.
Dated at CoUDRsPoRT, February II, 1859,
and the SD year Of the Indcpt udence of the
United States of America.
\. c. TAGGART. Sheriff.
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HEALTH WITHOUT pHYSlC. .
-|'- ' - - ' = TI0~ 7 7 IT OIV
A PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS DISEASE

Just published, the 25th thousand, in SEAL
ed envelope price 10 cents; or sent, postpaid,
by the Publishers, for 3 stamps:
\ MEDICAL Essay oy THE PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION
AND DECAY of the frame from Indulgence,
Infection and the injurious consequences of
Mercury, Wtb the n'odrrn me1ns Of cure
By r. J. GULFERWELL, NJ. D.
Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons,
&c, &c, &c.
B@ Spermatorrhua, or Seminal Emissions
Nervous Debility, Impotency, Loss of Energy
Depression ofSpirits, Timidity, Diseases of the
Sexual Organs, and Impediments to Marriage
generally, are promptly and effectually cured
by the Authors novel and most successful
mode Of treatment, by means Of which the In
valid can regain pristine health without hay
ing recourse to dangerous and expensive medi-
cines.
From the London Lancet" The best treatise
sDer '1Caten on subject ofpital Importance 10 oil,
'ceH 'eorthy the 1utbor's GRATED reputation"
Address the Publishers c. J. c. KLINE Il
Co, lst Avenue, cor. 18th Street, Post Box
1855, New York City. [2l-3 mos, inside.
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70 Ia.t,asss.-Talk about men
.wuaa as they pass along the
-rg tie women beat the men
mt.e.r-uperciIli9usness. Why
5 ayt tgr Us to say. \ young
walking IN the stree, is met By
.rss ai.ys. Vt the distance Of
ri, they begin to look at the
.e.a- -liug-hrst at her face to
d. 5. pa>~abIe, letting her eyes
n o. her toes. After a careful
..a yt her combinations, and es-
..s CATERS thereof their eyes take
l'1ee,.gu upward, and arriving at
again, their mouths take on a
a.4, smile, aud with their chins
~ .. tulrty-eight degrees, they
rl b. Young girls, and all
1." % ,ac custom, Immediately
- that their dress or personal ap-
has something questionable or
that their CATERS are down
t.e.g hoops revealed, or a shoe
-..-- but experience proves that
-..-,aE q ID with the matter
t-e e. Hilton of an envious
and an endeayor to inform
q the and Of words, that they
-.-k you well dressed, or good
Whatever you may think Of your
.'e, uay be taken for an intima-
- .lt for the restrictions Of socie-
would cheerfulIy scratch her eyes
@alg 10 be handsomer or better
.--a themselves. Women are
'l"ous or jealous of each other
--.e men, they are unable to con
-. dispositions, for the reason that
-s -yre time and inclinatlonS to
Zen to ose.fconsideration.
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Administrators Notice.

i ETTERS OF Administration on the Estate
IA of SAMUEL CARLING, late of Hector town
ship, Potter Co. Pa, deceased, having been
granted to tne undersigned, ali persons in
debted to said estate will make immediate
payment. and those having claims against the
same viii present them to Us for settlement.
FRANCIS STRANG, I s.5,or,,
LOFINA CARING. '''"' 9
Hector, Feb. IA, IS59-21-6t%
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Nem anGfrtisements.
Canton.

II OST, sometime in October last, certain
IL PROMISSORY NOTE, for Forty Dollars
with use, given by Jacob Peet to Samuel Peet
or bearer dated on or about March 18th, 1853
payable one year from date. l hereby eau
ton all persons not to buy said note, rs twill
not be paid to any other person than myself
or on my written order.
SAMUEL PEET.
AlIegany, Feb. Is, 1859.
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philadelphia, P1

The undersigned the Founder and Publish
er Of VAN COURTS COUNTERFEIT DETEC-
TOR, desirous Of retiring from this branch Of
business, has merged that old established
work in the popular BANK NOTE REPORTER
Of INLAY ( BICkNELL. Having published
Van Courts Dctector since 1889, the under
signed reluctantly parts with his old friends
and subscribers but this reluctance is less
encd by the conviction that in INLAY /
BICKNELL'S BANK NOTE REPORTER they
will receive q work that matches the times
j. VAN COURT
Philadelphia, Dec 20, 1858.
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w AN TED

ut that Old Regulator" in Welsville foot Of
Plank Road street, on the Railroad, surround
ed by Shngle ShanteS, Lime Shanties, Pork
Packing and Flour Shanties. all the good peo-
pie, mail and she-mail including the pretty
Lasses and prim Old Maids to carry off the
needful substantial and tanciful things therein
contained. Thus endcth Want No !. No. ,
calleth for
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~ 81, ,ba Tondon ro,,;oo 4d,er,i,e,l
at contains many graphic pictures Of social
life, and displays keen observation, as wei ell
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which the gifted Authoress has ALREADY a., 2e,
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From tte 81. Louis Democrat, Feb 10.
A gentleman who arrived in this city
last evening brings a startling rumor from
Kansas, from which Territory he has come
direct.
Ae states that when he left Shawnee,
which was on Saturday last, the 9Th inst,
there was a rumor current that Brown,
who had been blockaded in some log huts,
near Nebraska, and was released by u
force Of Free State citizens Of Kansas,
had afterward met the Missouri posse un-
der the direction of Dr. Woods, Deputy
Marshal, whom Brown captured and i'm
mediately hung.
Our informant reached Westport on
Sunday, where the same runor had pre-
ceded him, causing considerable sensation,
Mr.. Smith, the weil-known hotel keep
er in Westport, was of the opinion that
DR. Woods had not been hung, although
he believed he had been made a prisoner
by Brown.
Judge Campbell was Smiths authori-
ty for the whole statement.
1t is thought, if the report is true that
Brown has hung Woods, that the citizens
Of Platte City will wreak their vengeance
on Mr.. boy and his son.
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rx CRY NoLLEGE.-The rapid
E extended popularity of this
.r.. result Of the confidence it
a hr Its fair dealing aud thor
..a.n.-Prestyteriau Banner
H. n P,Hshurg.
hundred and tfty-seven students
aluc. at This time, making is
and most popular Business
..a- g--uized IN the United
vii
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Divorce Notice.

Divorce Notice.
Melinda B. Chase, No. Il, Sept 7. 1858.
by her next friend c. LIBEL IN DIVORCE
c. Nelson, To Eli Il. Chase, Re-
rs. spondcnt:
Eli R. Chase, WHEREAS a Sub
pnna and ai,as Subdnna having been issued
and returned Mini, you are notified that ap-
plicaton will be made to the February Term
of the Court of Common Pleas for a Divorce,
a repc7lio mdfriwoni; at which time and place
you can attend if you think proper.
A. c. TAGGART, Sheriff.
Coudersport. Jan. %, 1859.
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'..ts Doy, among the Germans,
festival occasion, and is revered
''iaied by them with as much
'a-,tmge- much more hearth
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oa an0 G0untU.

u loa given to the Rev NJ. II.
frour citizens, Wednesday of last
- raa largest and most pleasant
een 60 this place. The con-
amounted to sl0I, about $50
ra. money. The occasion will
m pleasantly remembered BY all
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HTRIBILE DlCTE!
S1909.747. %. .O5,
HARK! HARK !!
What Noise il That

.nT IT IS THE RUSH At THAT OLD
W. REGULATOR, in full blast from A.
NJ, to 9 p. NJ. by the good people from Dan to
Baresheba, after the good things therein con-
tanned Wellsville is a fast City, and the peo-
Pile are fast nags. 0 my !! how they do
work at that old Store Farming and Log
ging can't begin with il; and they don't try
to bait any body with SC. Sugar, and call it
2ood. Saet might possibly do for Flnegar, i
C7sqnSe3
$4,000 worth of choice Pork, brought in
the Hog from wyoming and Livingston coun-
ties, packed by Clark L Phillips; 10000 Sugar
Cured Hams 22UOO Shoulders; l20o0 Pure
Lard 5000 Boots and Shoes $4,000 Horse
Feed 9579O Nails, 4l to sc F.; $4,000 Hard
ware, Crow-Bars, Iron, Tin Ware, Stone and
Wooden Ware, Tools for Mechanics. Farmers
and everybody; 1900 Flour, S4,75 to 81; rs
Chests Of Tea, from 35 to &c; ; Paints, Oils,
Fluid, Alcohol, Cawphenc, and 100000, other
things; 400 Bushels Stone Lime, cheap Rub
bers and Buffalo Uver-Shoes, for Men. Women
and Children.