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raRISTMAN'S OINTMENT..-THE Most
~ popular and etficacous the Southern ConedeEcy,
is now prepared in Wilson, N. c. by THOS F. CHRIST
MAN. s'.' -
The chief object in the original manufacture of this ont
ment for the of Itch in its various forms 1t las,
however, proved itself invaluable remedy for Teter,
Scaldhead cutaneous diseases in instances old
of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism So speedy
has relief been found in its for itch and er that he
army has of late, purchased large supply for camp ID
hospital use In its application TO hnnJred ca
each OF itch and letter but failed OF 1t as
been tested on horse flesh and found certain r re
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative pow RS
any amount of reliable certificates could be adduced Such
Is deemed out place the ointment when tried g7es
ample proof Of its vausbeness in the of all these all
ments can be used in any climate, either cold or hut
or clear weather without any danger to the patient
ms ointment Is put up only by the subscriber in TN md
glass Jars with full directions and will be furnished 70
persons want Of it at from three dollars to fifty dollars,
according to SIZE Of jar application accompanied with
the case Druggists will be furnished at reasonable de-
iy attended to. -
p. REFERENCES.
CHARLES +. DEEMS D. D., Wilson, n G.
W. JORDAN, Wilson, NJ c.
DR. W. h. HooPEn, Caswel Co., NC
Wilson, N c., Aug. u, 1858. 7o-1y.
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SALT AND RECEIVE HAVE ON CON.
~ Segment large lot of Coast Salt, for sale by the
sack, larger quantity Also, Rice by the tierce at
.-.-- -=,.. ;, CREECH & LlfCHFORD'S -
Auction and Com Store.
Raleigh, July 7, 1858. 55-tf.
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Standards" I'd, "peace meetings to secure an ear
" peace :" Sd, meetings Directing to the enforce
ment of the conscript law, because other States
have not done their duty fully ,4th, meetings
opposing the tax in kind, because Virginia IT.
thingman is appointed" These are the grounds,
and the only grounds stated except one, and in re-
gard to that the officers are clearly mistaken. They
seem to think that one of the complaints in North
Carolina was that they, these officers, had not been
promoted according to their deserts by the Confed
crate government. They say it is matter too del
icate for them to dwell upon-.intimate shyly that
there NAV. be some little ground of complaint, but
history will set it right. Now, if any man, woman
or child, black or white, friend or foe, has ever
made any such complaint, have never heard of it
before; and if made, concede that the complaint
was groundless There has been some complaint
that certain men had been put in Office who did
not deserve it, and that others had been promoted
beyond their deserts, and these officers may well
ave felt some delicacy in combating the complaint
There had also been complaint that there were eff
Gent mon who were kept out of service, and that
there were those whose distinguished services enti
tied them to more consideration than they had re-
ceived. But a decent respect for the opinion of
mankind would never have allowed an application
of this complaint to those officers.
The Convention appointed a committee of three
to prepare an address to the people OF NorthCaro-
lima, and an address has appeared signed by sepen:
Why seven2 1t may be that, the additional four
added. themselves as it was to appear in the
religious press, because Of their we'll known and
distinguished piety, that being their usual chan
mel Of communication with the public. 1t makes
no difference, neither seven nor seventy times
seven can justify it. SO respectable num-
Der may have helped its passage through the re
pious press But if can have the attention Of that
nress for moment, can satisfy them that they
have been !" sold to political faction. That the
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.SURG EON GENERALS OFFICE, RALEIGH
II Sept 81, 1868. Medical Examining Board No. |, coR
: - Surgeon T. A. CRUDUP,
= - S-'-' Snrgeon HENRY JOINER


October l, 1868,
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militia duty are included, new companies are form.
ed, new officers appointed-in fact every thing il
different, it is new organization State conscrip
ton made for tvs special purposes. ito be called
out against invasions and to suppress insurrecons;
section 6. And special care is taken to distinguish
this new body from militia, for otherwise they
might under the constitution, be called for by tie
Confederate States. Upon which ground then, can
1t be- insisted, that the Governor is authorized to
require this newly organized body and peculiar
State institution to perform part of the duty oil
Confederate soldiers? 1t is said the authority fol-
lows as consequence of the military organization
cannot see the force of the argument In the act de-
carng the special purposes for which this new Or
ganizatlon is made, no such authority is expressly
given to the Governor--the power OF the Legisla-
ture to confer it, even if such had been the inten
tion is by no means clear and so we are not at lib
erty by pcation to infer that such was the inten
ton. and the act "to punish aiders and abettors of
deserters" puts the matter, as it seems to me- out
of the range of discussion by expressly authorizing
the Governor to use the militia to arrest deserters
and conscripts, thereby excluding, as plainly as
words could do it, any authority to require suca
service of this new organization-tne State con-
scripts, Home Guard. Erpressio INDUS ezctus1o
alterius is well established rule of construction
which the courts are not at liberty to disregard and
its soundness, when the object is to ascertain the
intention of the Legislature and neither to fall short
of it or go beyond it, is fully illustrated BY this
case. So, the two statutes relied on as confirming
the authority of the Governor, actually exclude it
BY double implication. In the first place, the act
authorizes the Governor "to call out the Home
Guard against invasions and to suppress insurrec-
TONS" Why was it not added ''and to arrest de-
serters and recusant conscripts," if such was the
intention? That subject was present to the minds
of the Legislature In the second place. the act au.
thorizes the Governor in so many words "to call
cut The militia to arrest deserters and conscripts"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-01
THE COUNTY FAIR.

The County Fair will be held Octo-
Der 7th, 9th and 9th, at the grounds,
near Mount Pleasant. We learn from
the Secretary that members tickets
can be had at the following places, viz
Kutz, Reber & Co., DR.. 3. B. Olds, An
drew Reid, Jno. N. Miller, Fred My
ers, Sifford & Delashmutt. The price
of members tickets will be 81, which
will cntitle the holder to vote and
to enter articles to the amount Of 5O
cents. Over $1,000 will be paid in
premiums Bring on your stock, fruits
mechanical implements, &c.
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Result of DR.. olds Doctrine.

Mr.. EDGToR: As the Eastern train
passed through the village of Amanda,
on Tuesday last, poor deluded Irish
man, who is employed by the G. W.
az. R. R., as wood saver, publicly
rejoiced at the reported defeat of Gen.
Rosecrans, and expressed the hope that
he was well whipped, and that all such
abolitionists as the General might
share similar fate. This man possess
es but little moro intellect than horse,
but how long, Mr.. Editor, are such men
as Olds and the brave Gen. Schleich to
be permitted to array such ignorance
against the country and the welfare of
our citizens, and add to the disgrace Of
our country by rejoicing at the deaths
of our brave boys in the field?
TRUTH
Amanda, O., Sept. 20, '63,
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OBITUARY.

DIED-Scpt. Goth, CHARLES, son Of THEODORE and
SUSAN CARPENTER, aged years, months and "a
days.
Also, SARAH, infant daughter Of the somc on We'd
nesdoy, Sept 18th, aged II months
DIED-sudtenly Mt the residence ofDr. IT. Scott,
in Lancaster on the evening of Sept 2Gh, 1863 MARY
CROOK, aged 0s years. She had been resident Of
Lancaster, and q widow, more than 80 years. Her
fatherless children were respectfully brought mp by
her own unaided efforts. She had boen worthy
member of the NJ. e. Church nearly fifty years. and
leaves good name which is far better than riches
..tH "Our few revolving years,
How swift they glide away;
How short the term oflite appears
When past-but as a day"
DIED--In this city, Sept 9th, after lingering
illness, Mr.. JAMES CLIFFORD, aged 04 years. s
months and days.
Also, August 9Th, Mrs REBECCA c. wife Of James
Clifford, aged "a years, 10 months and IL days.
Affections Tribute 10 their Memory.
ny MRS A. II. DLvELLING.
The aged pilgrims rest weary and travel worn,
They've joumcycd on their three scero years and
ten;
And like shock ofcorn they've ganered in
Ripe for tho reapers'hand; once and again,
Before sickle keen, the bending sheayes
Have fallen one by one, rich with golden grain
Ofworks abundant, which on memorys leaves
Traced with affections hand long will remain
Through many coming years engrayen deep
While loving hearts the sacred trust will keep.
You may not weepf for theml they ask no tears
Long, weary days and restless nights of pain
Are mast, Loves watchful treless care
For them is ended, never moro again
Will earths dark sorrows furrow deep their brow
Or pale their sunlSen cheek Glorious and bright
The home they've attained and praises now
Employ the gladsome hours while life and light
And joy efulgent, beamng from the throne,
Crowns the sweet rest they'venow triumphant won.
Mourn not your loss, 'ts their eternal gain
Lancaster, Sept. 1858.
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TIE MONROE DoCTRINE.-The Mon
roe doctrine is peculiarly interesting at
this period. 1t was enunciated by
President Monroe nearly 40 years ago,
to-wit:
"Tho political system of the Allied
Powers'-that is, the monarchical or
absolutist systcm-"is essentially diff
erent from that of America. This diff
ercncc proceeds from that which exists
in their respective Governments. =
4 = 4 Wcowe it, there
fore, to candor, and to the amicable
relations existing between the United
States and those Powers, to declare
that we should consider any attempt
on their part to extend their system to
any portion Of this hemisphere as dan
gcrous to our peace and safety"
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RuEhvIIle Lodge OF Free and Accepted
Masons No. 2lI.

WHEREAS, We have received the
painful intelligence Of the death Of
William B. Stolta, from wounds re-
ccivcd at the assault on Fort Wagner,
therefore,
Resolred, That in the death of W. B.
Stoltz the Masonic Fraternity has lost
a highly useful friend and brother.
Resolrad, That in all the various re
lations Of life his conduct has been
such as to cndear him to all, and more
especially to the members Of this Or
der. As son he was kind and atfec-
tionate to his parents, and as Il friend
he was faithful to all Of the obligations
of friendship.
RcSolced, That we tendon to tho
afflicted parents our sincere sympathies
in their sad bereavement.
Resoyved, That a copy of this prcam-
Bile and resolutions be published in the
Ohio Eagle and Lancaster Gazette
and also copy be sent to the parents
of the deceased.
j.. S. RIssLER,
CnAs. S. FoREsMAN,
WILLIAM r.. lies.
Scnt 22d 1S63
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TNDlJOR OF GtZETTE-Dooc Sir, wifi your
IA pcrni. sion wish 10 say 10 The readers Gf your
paper that VIII send Dy return mail ~ an who w.h
IT, lfree Recipe, With nm directions for making
md using a5Tupe Vegetable Balm tbsi viii cticelI-
ely remove in ten days, Pmplos Blothos Tan,
lgrr;s9 and a Impurities Of the skin leaving the
s"lnc soft, clear, smooth and beautiful
will also mail free 10 those having Bid Head. OF
Bare fares, simple directions and nlOruatiOn thai
viii enable them to start iull grogth Of Luxursn,
Hair WhBkers or NOns'tchc, in less thrn % days
All applications answered by return mail free Ofcharge
Respectfully yOnrs,
THDMAs 7. CIGAPMAY, Cbem'st,
., No s5l Broadway, New York.
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Election OF VaIlaEdighanI.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l-Richmond
papers Of the 22d, have been received
The Eaquirer, in II leader headed "Vic-
tory in Georgia, says Charleston and
Chattanooga are the only points where
the enemy present the least appear
ance Of fight.
"Deieatcd at Chattanooga, and driy-
en- back on Nashville, the Vallandig-
ham men would carry the election in
Ohio next Monday with little Difficult
ty the peace men in the United States
would once more assert their manhood,
and speak out as they did before tile
late disaster had checked their utter
ance; but it is not among the peace
men of the United States that q yicto-
ryat Chattanooga would most tell upon
the cause. Here at homo its effect will
be the greatest. 1t will rcanilnate orr
people, The army needs but little re,
animation, but the people have not ex,
perienced the same hardship the army
has, and they are more easil ly made de.
spondent The army never despair,
Of the Republic, because it is able tC
bear its fortunes and its misfortune;
also but some OF the people are Sc
busy discussing the probabilities Of t
financial bankruptcy, that a victory il
wanted for The currency.
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APricndIn Need. TryIt.

Dr. Sweets lniallelle Iinimeni Is prepated from
tIs relpe VI Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of C0nnecle1t the
great bone setter and hQs been used In bis practice
Tor the last twenty years with the most ust0n- hing
succes.. A. M eXteTua remedy, Il without r val
and sill alleviate pain more speedy than auy other
preparation For M RIeunatie aud Ner, Ous Uisyr-
dcTs u u truly iyfalie, and as curative for Sores
Wounds, sprins, Bruises &c.,, it5 socthiug. healing
and powerful strengthening prDpertes the lust won.
der and GnstJnahmout " pll w6 have ever gIyrn 1t
trial Over one thousand certificates Of reidarkahlc
cuT"t performed byt"thiu the last two years, attest
this iIct. Zee lIYcr.sencnt Iyli
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

To Charles Berry, James Hunt, Mary Elisabeth
Jones (ninor) aud Jane Jones.
NTou will tlkonotice, that on the 18th day OF Septem-
Y her, A. u. 1908, the undersigned filed q petition
in the Court ofC0mmon!Pleas ofFarfoli County Ohio,
where the same is nov pending, demanding partition
ofthc following premises, situate in said county, VIZ:
Lot No. 2sS in the city Of Lancaster. The undersigned
demands that partition I've made OF said premises as
follows 10 the undersigned one-fourth, and to
Charles Berry, James Hunt and Mary Elisabeth Jones
each one fourth, and TO Jane Jones' dover in one
fourth part. ,,
AZ the ncxtterm of said Court application will he
made by the undersigucd for m order that partition
may be made, ,kc., Of said premises. -.....,
FREDERICK A. SHAEFFER.
Sent II 1863 25--0w. pf S3 80
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Union Meetings.

,. Union meetings will be held through
out the county at the dates and places
named below. The best speakers will
be in attendance. Friends OF the In
ion throw everything else aside and
fall to work for the Union ticket. AT
tend all the meetings, bring out the
people, and arouse them to sense of
the danger which threatens them:
e MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 5th.
At Royalton-Speakers, J. D. Mar
tin and Landon.
AT Carroll-Speakers, Clarke and
Davis. .f.s2. ....
At Bremon-Speakers, Borland and
Ewing. ,, ...........
t." TUESDA Y EVENING, Oct. 9th,
"' AtLancaster--Speakers, Daugherty
Geiger and Landon.
(, THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. sth
At Oakland-Spcakers, Daughcrty
Borland and Landon.
JIUl9 AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Martin
Clarke, Geiger and Nourse.
,.sa FRLDAY Y EVENING, Oct 9th.
'''' tLithopolis-.Speakers, Daugherty
Davis and Geiger. ll
At Neutrality-suspicious., Creed and
Landon.
At Neutrality-suspicious., Clarke
Ashbrook and Nourse.
'' SATURDAY, EVENING, Oct. 10th
,,t AtLancaster-Geiger and ChaunceJ
N. Olds. ,,. .sra. ..,.
At Mechanicsville-Speakers, Bor
land, Ashbrook and Landon.
At Sugar Grove-Speakers, Martir
and Davis. n. ..., 50.
M MONDA Y EVENING, Oct. 18th.
Raltimore-speakers, Ewing ant
,,.. AsnbrooK. . ...,-............ .
ISL At Amanda Speakers, Martin ant
4 sBorland. {tt. tl, .-
'.,., e. At, New Salem--.Speakers, Greed
Landon and Nourse. ..
..
Come to the meeting on Wednesday
next r4
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18th Collection Dis
trict in Ohio.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
y il may concern, that the lists, valuations and
anumerltions made md taken within the county OF
SCISSORS, will be deposited in the Assessors Office m
Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio,
andlet open for czaripoton from the 10th day Of
bcr u. 1853 Inclusive and that on the 2Sth, 29th
and 6th DAYS Of september A. D. 1853, appeals will
be received and determined by the Assessor Of said
district .chtyc to erroneous tr excessive valuations
nj the Assessors Office aforesaid, and that on said
last named days will again be submitted to the IN
specton oC any and all persons who may apply ior
that purpose; the lists taken and returned by AS
sistpnt Assessors rs aforesaid.
IN appeals TO the Assessor as Aforesaid, shall no
male in writing, and shall specify the particular
raorcstei CHARLES +. SLEEPER,
Assessor Of 18th Collection District OF Ohio
Lancaster, o, Sept. 4th, lss3-2-iw.
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Ten Ne,Y SubscrIbere.

On last Monday, the day Of the Val
landigham meeting, the Gazette added
ten new subscribers to its list. We are
assured by many of our new subscrib-
ers that the Gazette has recently fallen
under their notice, and that they are
pleased with it because ut speaks out. "
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

A CCORDING to late decision Of the War Depart.
~ mcnt, all aged and nfrm persons having two 81
more sons subject to draft, wishing the exemption o
one from the draft, will call in person on me ut my
Office and make the election, according to the form
prescribed and Instructions given.
And all exemptions heretofore made out are can
cellod and of no effect for want of form.
THOMAS DRAKE,
Oct ], 1S63-;w Deputy Provost Marshall
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-01
NoTIcETo PARoLED MEN.

IIEApQrARTERs 18Th DIsrRIcT or ONO, /
Chillicothe, o. Sept. %, 1853.
A Ill soldiers captured and paroled before the first
N day orSeptcmber 1868, have been exchanged and
must report to their proper post for duty inmo-
dately or they will be arrested and treated deser
ters.
Those at large in the counties Of Fairfield, Hooking,
Pckaway, Pike, Ross and Perry, will report to these
Headquarters whore they will bc furnished transport
tation to the nearest military post,
'|'' nj GEO. w ROBY,
Oct l. lsOS-273w Capt. and Provost Marshal,
A GENTL EMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
actuNod by desire to benefit others, will be happy
to furnish to all who need it free Of charge) the recipe
and directions for making the simple Remedy used in
his case Those wishing to profit by his experience
and possess Valuable Remcdy-will receive the
same by return mall Carefully scaled), by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. co Nassau Street. Now York.
363-2O-3m.
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ATwooD's SPLENDID BRASS BAND,

OfZancsvilIe, will be here on next
Wednesday, at the great Basket Meet
ing. Atwood is among the best buglcrs
in the United States. The Band will
be stationed at the City Hall, and will
play while the procession moves by.
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Notice.

George Crook, Plaintiff,
against IL Fairdell county
Boswell 2. Benedict. William A.
Hall, Lewis :. Benedict and Hem Common Ploas
ry c. SouthTck, Detenl-nts
partners tradug.nd doing bus- Court, Ohio.
ness under the 1irm name Of
Benedict. IL Ill & Co.
Boswell :. Benedict, William A. Hall, Lewis g Bon
edct and Henry G. SOuthwick partners trading mud
doing business under the firm aud Df Benedict
Hail Coz all re-idilgin the City ofNew York, in the
state Of New York. will take notice that George
Crook Of the City of Lancaster. in the county Of Far
field and state fOhio, did the eth day Of June A.
D. 1868 file his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Fairfield in said State OF
Ohio against them setting forth that the 18th day
otNoyelnber, L. D. 1859, the said defendants did
ploy and hire him the said George Crook their
clerk or salesman, for and during the period Of one
year lcenDing on the lst day Of December AD. 1889
and terminating the lst day OF december, AID lsC0
and then and there agreed to pay him the said George
Crook for and in consideration of the services Of the
said George Crook, under said contract, TO be rem
dcrcd the sum Of eight hundred dollars and praying
Tor Judgment against the said defendants orthe said
sum ofSsOn; and also praying for awrt Of attachment
against them. The said BoswellS Benedict, Wism 4
Hall Lewis 5. Bcnciictand Henry c. Southwck are
tilted that they required to appear and answer said
petition On or before the 2fth day Of Superintendent
GEORGE CROOK,
By John ). Brasse and
Clarke 1 Fritter his Attorneys,
Dated August G, 'G3-l9-Gw.-pts7.
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ANOTHER GONE HOME.

On the Death of ISAAC CONFER, Esq,
loeg a Sterling Resident Of tbs CITY.
"Wocpnot for mel" hear his happy spirit say,
Lamcnting not Deaths haste, but Death, delay,
That kept him from his home, that kept him from his
God
The sonl returns to lIMwho spread the soul abroad
Weep for yourselves" romembring mid your al /.
dod years,
That more Of life Int brings the more Of sins cares:
That lengthen'd time but shortcns immortality
Of spotlcss bliss prepared for all our race on high:
He heard CHRIST say, while going to the CROSS,
That brought our endless gain but brought His tran
sIcnt loss:
"Whcn lifted on the CROSS I'll draw all men to me-"
From eyry land and ey'ry island of the scN
Such ISAAC COMETS faith, by death made more d.
vine,
As darkest night makes stars tho brightest shine:
Ills works do follow him"-aboye cen SANDERS
iOuling breath
To shine like jewels in his Heavenly WREATH
LANCASTER, O. n. =. IT, LETTERING.
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MhRiGIED.
Sept. 22d, 1868.

MhRIGIED.
On Wednesday, Sept. 23d, at ST.
Mary's church, Lancaster, Ohio by
Rev, Henry Lange; WILLIAM FRANCIS
HARRIS, Of Louisville, Ky, to Miss
MARY CECILIA DAUGHEETY, Of the fol-
mer place. a-. .. ...
Those who Witnessed the ceremony
and attended the series Of sumptuous
entertainments which followed the
above event, will always remember it
as season Of unusual rejoicing and
congratulation. We sincerely hope
that the whole life Of the happy pair
may be in keeping with the richness
and happiness of the beginning. May
the cares of life fall upon their happy
heads as lightly as the snow, and their
life be as sparkling as the bottle of
Catawba which accompanied the above
notice.
On the 10th day Of Sept. 1863, by Rev. Samuel
Cupentcr, at his residence in Lancaster Ohio, Mr.
THOMAS sWoPE and Mss MINERVA AsHBROOK
both of Fairfield county, Ohio.
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THE GREAT MEETING NEXT
WFnkEgDAY

VIII be another old fashioned Basl<.
ct Meeting. Como in wagons, buggics
and by cavalcados. Bring your wives
and children. Bring your flags, ban
ners, and baskets.