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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-23
A VOICE FROM SCOTT COUNTY!
Berlin, Scott coetaty, l. IT,
July ID, 1910.

J. G. EDWARDS, Esq,
Dear Sir-Your last Hawkeye gave
notice Of a Wing meeting to be held in
your city on the 18th inst, to take into
consideration the proprietv of holding a
Convention on the 29th inst. at Bloom
ington, for the purpose Of selecting can
didate to be run by the Wings for Con-
gress at our next general election. can
speak for myself and more than twenty
of my Wing neighbors, that we are ready
and anxious for division, since we have
not been less than driven into course of
this kind by the bowling, yelping and
bantering Van Buren, party.
cannot speak for Scott county, but in
few days, unless am much deceived,
she will speak for herself in voice that
shall reach every log house in Iowa, and,
in the language of the eloquent Ames, bid
the inhabitants ssaWake from their false
security
| am glad that you are awake. am
glad to know that the whistle of the shep-
herd is about to give notice that the wolf
is upon his walk.
We have just heard that Gen. Dodge
has been chosen by the late Democratic
Convention, held at Bloomington, as their
candidate for Congress. Is it possible !?
And is he the best, the most suitable.
worthy, and above all the most deserving
Of the party? What has he ever done TO
merit an office Of so much responsibility?
Where are those attainments to fit him
for such all Office?
The Wings, it is to be hoped, will save
this infant and lovely Territory the NOR
LITIGATION of beholding III the councils Of
the nation man no ADLER to present her
claims to the consideration of that august
assembly, than this new made General.
The mail will leave in few moments,
and have only time at present to repeat
the hope, that, as you are the only watch
man on the grand tower of the constitu-
ton Of our country in Iowa, you will
sound the alarm that all may hear and
rally around the standard of Harrison and
reform.
We may be beaten, but we will nail
our colors TO the mast, and il our political
ship must sink, and our constitution must
be trampled npon by the greedy Office
holders of the day, we shall yet be saved
by patriotic Wings of the States, who
will place at the head of our government
the time honored veteran who said to his
men on the eve Of an important battle,
remember your enemies, but remember
them as such only while victory is sus-
pended
A FARMER or ScoTr County.
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tl-republlcan, and such as should meet the
dlsapprobation of all who wish to perpet.
uate the freedom of elections.
Resolved, That the object Of all gov.
ernments should be the advancement of
the happiness and intelligence of its ci,i-
zens, and that all power should be exer-
cised with view to that great end, and
not self or party ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Resolved, That we view with deep re-
greet and modification the attempts Of the
present administration to aggrandize the
party IN power without regard to the in
terest OF the great mass of the communi-
~, by attempting to reduce the price of
labor, by establishing one currency for
the oflice-holders and creditors of govern
ment, while the people are compelled to
use another, and exercising powers not
delegated by the constitution.
Resolved. That we regard the preten-
slons of the party in power to Democratic
principles as falacious, and a trick to Gull
the unsuspecting and honest part Of the
community.
Resolved, That we hail with Joy the
nomination of WIN H. Harrison for Pre-
sldent, as bright hope of returning hap
piness and prosperity to our beloved
country, and as sure guarantee that the
rights of the people will be again restored
to them.
Resolved, That we view with pleasure
the noble efforts throughout the Union
for driving out the Cloths and Vandals
from power, and again restoring to the
country the true Madisonian principles.
Resolved, That, in the opinion of this
meeting, the time has arrived when those
who advocate correct principles should be
up and doing for the welfare of the Uni
on, and to defeat the well-drilled army of
high-salaried oflice-holders, who are go
ing forth daily into the field of labor to
retain i'll power the present administra-
ton by detracting from the fair fame of
the Hero Of the Thames and Tippecanoe.
Resolved, That the chair appoint a
committee of correspondence, consisting
OF five persons, to correspond with our
political friends throughout the Union
Whereupon the chairman appointed J. NJ.
Hawkins, c.. S. Foster, L. w. Hastings,
DR. Bowen and DR. Bliss.
Resolved, That the present and two
former administrations. in their attempts
to do away our best institutions, break up
the currency and build upon their ruins
their own personal interests and aggran-
dzement, and establish schemes subver-
sive to the best interests of the country,
have betrayed the high trust reposed in
them by an indulgent and con6ding PEG.
pie; in which several prominent Generals
have figured conspicuously, viz: General
Anarchy and General Distrust, General
Confusion and General Disgust, General
Distraction and General Jackson, General
Ruin and General Van Buren,.
Moved that the chairman and secretary
sign the proceedings of this meeting and
forward the same to the editor Of the
Hawkeye and Patriot for publication.
VIM. B. SNYDER, Chm.
! EZRA BLISS, JR.,, Sec'y.
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Territory of Iowa, On the chancery side of
Jefferson county. the District Court for said
county.
Abner Johnson comp't, lrotition for D;.
Larry Johnson, defendant. Vorce.
FENHE defendant, Laury Johnson, vii! please
Il take notice that Abncr Johnson, OF sale
county and Territory, has this day filed in the
Office OF the clerk of the District court of the
county of jefferson, petition to the Hon
Charles Mason, judge of said court, PRAYING to
be divorced from the bonds of matrmony now
existing between the said Abncr and the said
Laury; and it appearing by said petition that
the said Laury is not resident of said Terrific.
ry, now, unless the said Laury appear, answer
or plead to the said petition, on or before the
second day of tho next term Of said court, to
be held in Fairfield, in the county of Jefferson,
on the second Monday in September next 1910,
that the same will be taken as pro conresso, and
a decree rendered accordingly; and that this
order be published eight successive weeks next
before the sitting Of said court, in the Hawk.
Eye and Patriot, published at Burlington, |. T.
JOHN A. PII'ZER,
Clerk D. G.. j. c..
J. Weston Woods, SOL for complainant
Julv I6-St
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-23

..athe discovery OF America ny 20
j @ p he dangers and sufferings Of the
.sloniss ofthis country, and exhlbi-
delightful contrast the happy 6, con.
as which we are now situated. The
II stewart concluded by forcible
'.1ssuent appeal to parents and teach
av W. were interspersed through the
q children we're afterwards enter
u by the bountiful contributions Of
"a ladies' Of Du Buque, and exhibit
gs;r 10y and gratitude in a language
Yin to be misunderstood. They
p ,bsy happy few, they band Of bro
.sior he who meets with these little
,,,ls. and partakes with them in
ample and unalloyed pleasure, is
d bother
\ NJ may the good shepherd continue
n courage the labors of the teachers Of
i !. schools, and feed his lambs with
.s,edge and righteousness, and may
..,orI, Of this day be fondly remem-
VIATOR.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-23
GR@g@ssa
Valentine Faulkner On the Chancery side of
VS.. the District Court for Lou

Valentine Faulkner On the chancery side of
VS.. the District Court for Lou
VIM. s. Campbell. lisa city, June term, 1910.
WV HEREAS the above named plaintiff has
wv exhibited his said bill of complaint
against the said defendant, in the District
Court for Louisa county aforesaid, praying for
relief generally in the premises set forth in
said bill, and for Injunction and subpoena to,
answer, and for an order of publication against
the said defendant, which said several matters
have, by the said Court, been allowed and or
dered; and III which said bill it is charged.
among other things, that certain note oil
hand, signed by the said plaintiff and one Hen.
ry l. Mcguire, for the sum of three hundred
dollars, and given to the said defendant, was
obtained by the said defendant fraudulently,
by false representations, without any consdc-
ration, and is therefore void in law, in tho
hands of the said defendant who now holds the
same and praying for an in JUNCTION to restrain
the said defendant from proceeding at law to
collect said note, and that the same may be de-
creed to be given up to be cancelled; and
whereas a subpoena against the said defendant
has been duly issued and returned non est, and
an order of publication is required:
Therefore, the said William S. Campbell, de-
PENDANT as aforesaid, is hereby notified and re-
quired to a ;opear and answer said bill Of com
plant, on or before the second Monday of Oc-
tobe next, or the said bill will be taken as con-
fessed by him, and decree will pass against
him accordingly, provided copy of this order
be published in the Hawkeye and Patriot print
ed in Burlington, once week for six success
sive weeks, before the sitting of said court.
By order of
PADDOCK C. MERRIAM, elk.
Wappello, June l3, 1910.
j. D. Learned, sol. for plff.
Jy9 6
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nOCT. ROBT. MARTIN, late Of Indiana,
~ Tenders his professional services to the
Citizens OF Burlington and the surrounding
country, in all the various branches of the
profession.
He has been twenty years practitioner
in the western States and he trusts that an
extensive acquaintance with all the prevalent
diseases of the West, will at once entite him
to the confidence of the public, and liberal
share of patronage. He has devoted much
of bis time to the diseases of women and
children, and to diseases of a delicate cllarac-
ter. He has good stock of pure unadult.
Grated medicines selected expressly for his
own practice. He will be found at the Of
fee of Doct. james Davis on jefferson Street
near the river, where he will attend TO all
calls, IN the line Of his profession.
Burlington, July %, 1910. 8
(faZnffe coDv
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Matthews, Lewis M.Kee. I'm Smith.
John Henderson, L W Linn.
On motion, voted. that the proceedings
Of this meeting be signed by the chairman
and Secretary and published in the Hawk
Eye by request.
N MATTHEW'S, Chairman.
B P HowLAND, Secretary.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-23

On Internal Improvements--Messrs
Cox, Fleenor, Robertson, Mintun and
Lash.
On the Militia-Messrs English, Hall,
Coop, Cox and Hastings
On Claims--Messrs Lash, Langworthy,
Letter, Fleenor and Ross.
On Enrollments-Me Brewer and
Walworth.
| On Expenditures-Messrs Patterson,
Bailey, Summers, Riggs and Wheeler.
| On Territorial Affars-Messrs Church
man, Rich, Cox. Summers and Walworth.
on Roads and .Messrs
BIggs, Clark, Coop, Owen and Mintun.
On observation-disclosures Clark, English,
Patterson, Coop and Lash.
On Township and County Boundaries
-Messrs Summers, Ross, Brewer, Rob-
ertson and Owen.
On Corporations--Messrs Rich, Bailey,
Langworthy, Fleenor and Hastings.
On Engrossed Bills Messrs Myers and
Wheeler.
On Public Buildings--Messrs Haw-
kins, Summers, Hastings, Walworth and
MintOn.
On Finance--Messrss Ross, Bailey,
Churchman, Brewer and Lash.
| A communication was received from
the acting commissioner Of Public Build.
ings at Iowa city, which was referred to
! the committee on Public Buildings. -
Mr. Hall presented the petition of sun.
| drv citizens of Van Buren, county nrav
+ ing that that part of the Territory, lying
Immediately west Of the county of Van
Buren,, be attached to said county gener-
ally.
Mr. English presented the communica-
ton and account of DIR James Davis, for
services rendered in running the southern
boundary line of the Territory, which
were, on motion of Mr. English, referred
to the committee on claims.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-23

MARRIED in this city on the 18th inst by
Rev. Mr. Williams, John Neal to Lucinda Boyd.
At Fort Madison on the 18th inst by Edwin
Guthrie, Esq. Mr. John Demade to Miss Sophia
Filins 4 II Of that place
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-23

James w addle
Ezekiel Blanchard
Nelson Hartgroye
John Mcclure
George Bergen
s s Houston
VIM Waddle
Peter B Bell
w E Gilliland
Angelo Driskell
|lDavid ] Sales
I. B B johnson
D Johnson
w H Baird
VIM Sunderland
L w Hickok
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DIED on the 18th inst. in this neighborhood
on the Illinois side, Mr. J. B. Decoster, aged 80
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-23
IR.AVELER'S DIRECT0PY

TR.AVELER'S DIRECTORY.
GTAGE leaves Burlington, /. IT. Monday,.
y Wednesdays, and Fridays, at o'clock for
Chicago, through in three and half DAYS by
daylight Route from Peoria 10 Peru-fsre.
$40 SO. Routes daily for Buffalo Seats taken
in Burlington, l. T., at Flelcher's National Ho-
tel. in Chicago, ut Funk, Walkers u Co.'S
Stage Office.
JOHN Fl. HOLCOMB,
Proprietor from Burlington to Peoria.
FUNK, WALKER Il Co.
Proprietors from Peoria ~ Chicago.
Burlington, !. 7. July 9.tf
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-23

Philip Pitt
George Warrall
Rheuben Warrall
Gibson Warrall
Henry Label
Gersham Con
James Wills
Leoi GridIey
Elonzo Williams
James 'Tallman
Edward H Campo.
John G Campbell
w F johnson
Jeremiah Friel
N S Jacobs
Abs alom LETTER
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II ID DOlltOn
Jacob Wilhelm
w Lumson
Jas w Taylor
Horatio Staub
H w Moore
r 8 Adams
Isaac G Baker
w G Morrison, ST
David Culp
H X Thompson
Robt Ralston
John w endel
NJ d Browning
John Buel
Basil Conwell
Davidson MURRAY
Charles Sailor
P Wagner
J w itherow
A Bronson
Jas Armstrong
Chas MADEIRA
NJ B Cox
J X Cochran
VIM Grifey
Jas G Edwards
Abram HARRY
Geo Fl Beeler
E Sprague
S A Smith
] X Field
W. NJ Logan
B Beimforde
F Vahling
Ernest Buhrmester
Henry New
Hammer Gorllng
John Mitchell
w p Israel
Jas w Grimes
w E H Rodman
VIM B Remey
W H Mauro
Chas J Starr
VIM S Keller
Frank Flannery
James Caster
John Phillips
James Brentlinger
w H Ladd
P Dykins
David Rice
Alfred Mccormick
Thos McElroy
William Marsden
R w Patterson
Henry MADEIRA
G fl Miller
] V McLane
David Augustin
John McMaster
P Harwain
Joseph LETTERS
Geo Partridge
J p w allace
James Gillespie
A Fl Hubbard
Ed B Price
Oliver Cock jr
J. w Babbitt
Davis Sharp
Isaac Mintun
John Sparber
Joseph Bayles
Jacob Wilhelm
Edward F Howe
William III Alters
Veter l. Delashmu
Lewis Little
l. j Lockwood
G w Dee
Warren Dee
Elias Goble
Geo w Kelley
David Ryon
NJ Steele
John Ashpaugh
John Scott
Jeremiah White
s Remrey
Comfort Barnes
Alex Whitelaw
Samuel P Finley
Jacob Amick
D NJ Mahan
Marshall Morgan
James McKell
James Anderson
James Clark
VIM Maybaugh
VIM Morgan jr
w Henry Starr
Samuel Pitt
John Lane
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William Alum On the chanceryside of the Dis
VS.. trct Court for the county of
Arson Morey ( Louisa, June term, 1910. Bill
for inj JUNCTION and relief.
NTTHEREAS William klum has exhibited
w his bill of complaint against the said
Arson Mercy, in the District Court for the
county of Louisa aforesaid, praying for relief
generally in the premises set forth in said bill.
and for an in junction to restrain the said Mo-
rey from all other and further proceedings at
law to enforce the payment of n certain judy
ment recorded in the county of Muscatine, and
certified to the said District Court for Louisa
county, us set forth and described in said bill
Of complaint, upon the ground that the same
was illegally and fraadu!ently obtained, upon
pretended contract that was fraudulent and
void in law, and without consideration, and
against which the said mplaindnt, from vari-
Gus causes set forth in said BILL. was entirely
without relief at law, and can only be relieved
against in chuncery, and praying that the said
Judgment may be perpetualIy enjoined /; and
whereas subpoena has issued against the said
Morey, to appear at the present term of said
Court, and answer said bill, which said subpm.
ia has been returned by the sheriff of said Lou
lisa county non est-and whereas the said COM
plainant, among other things, alleges that the
defendant is nonresident of the territory OF
Iowa, and prays for an order of publication
against him, as is usual in like cases. There
J fore, the said Arson Morey, defendant as aiore-
said, is hereby notified and required to appear
| and answer said bill Of complaint, on or before
the second Monday in October next, or said bill
will be taken as confessed by him, and q de-
cree will pass accordingly; provided, that q
copy of this order be published in the Hawkeye
and Patriot, printed at Burlington, once week
for six successive weeks, before the sitting Of
said court BY order.
ZADOCK C. INGHRAM, elk.
| Wapelo, June 8, 1910.
J. d. Learned, sol for compt.
| Jv9 g.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-23

Below will be found, in part. the au-
'hority that called the people together on
Saturday last. There are several papers
containing many names, which have not
yet been brought in. One that had on it
about thirty names was either lost or
hooked.
WE. the Undersigned Citizens of the
County of Des Moines, and supporters
OF HARRISON, TYLER and RE-
FORM, while we would sincerely de-
precate the introduction of partizan dis
tlnctions into our Territory, yet feel
driven by every consideration of patriot
!, ism and devotion to sound republican
principles, to take our stand at an early
period against those who would raise the
standard Of party and exclude all but the
supporters Of Martin Van Buren, from
Office: and to act with unanimity in the
support of those principles which we be-
lleve to be democratic and just:
! WE THEREFORE INVITE OUR FELLOW
CITIZENS who are friendly to the election
OF General HARRISON to the Presidency
who desire to arrest the progress of
corruption and extravaganza and restore
the government to its original purity, to
assemble at Burlington, on Saturday, the
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-23

We are authorised to announce Larson b.
Hughes as candidate for reelection to the
Council from Henry county.
We are authorised to announce YIN Nor
gan as a candidate for Representative in Dcs
Moincs county. ....
We are authorized to announce W. e. H.
RODMAN, us a candidate for Sheriff of Des
Moncs county, at the next election.
We are authorized to announce PHILIP
VIELE, Esq. Of Fort Madison, as a candidate for
Delegate to Congress.
We arc authorized to announce JAMES
CAMERON as candidate for Sheriff of Des
Moines county.
II We are authorized to announce OLIVER
CO1TlE as a candidate for Sheriff OF Des
Moines county. July 16
We are authorised to announce d. W. XII
bourn as u candidate for the Council from Lee
county.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-23

s SA sASsAI
Nth unanimity in the
lciples which we be.
&c and just /:
INVITE OUR FELLOW
iendly to the election
N to the Presidency
est the progress o.
and restore
$ original purity, te
on, on Saturday.. the
Robt Armstrong
Frans Bridgman
Moses Jordan
E d Rand
Dan Stewart
George Sprattz
VIM Walter
John H Cochrane
Nathaniel Brown
Owen MsCallan
Richard G. Wilson
F. + Wilson
X w ait
John Wood
p F Brown
VIM Murray
Huston M'Gill
lanes KunIZ
S S Ransom
J Hendershott
G w Willhite
w B Lawrence
d Claws
Geo B Edwards
w ash. II Johnson
Johnson Hafer
Martin Bowers
Robt S Chalfant
Ludlow Maxwell
Joseph Booth
Hiram Mepenzer
Ezra G Higbey
HI Fitch
Madison Minor
John Hitchcock
James Andrew
Anthony Smith
w P Cowperth wait
Isaacks Hull
VIM Mougan il
Benz Parker
John Coolly
S S White
Isaac LETTER
Robt Burnes
John Babb
George w Cooke
Jonathan Morgan
Isaac Il Carrolton
Clement More6eld
Luther Cramer
John G. Hitchcock
G. G Parriott
VIM Parriott
S L Parriott
II II Davission
John Vanloon
Lyman Chase
Reuben G. Rock
] S Burnam
G w Colcord
Carter M'Comsey
George Morgan
David Midnight
A Simon
II Roberts
d L Heater
Arson Wood
William Ceiling
B B Seamans
VIM E Brown
Kendall Hosea
Saml F Stephens
Oliver Cottle
Jas Hedrick
Solomon Sherfey
John Person
John Person, jr
J II Delashlnutt
Michael Ritner
Thos Ping
Robt Wright
Elijah Wood
Joel Anderson
Francis Blake
Sherman FERRY
Reuben f Westfall
Tomas J Hopkins
David Z Blair
David N Brock
Samuel Fullinwider
John w Short
John r McCluer
William K Miller
John Miller
VIM Carmichael
John @ Anderson
Jacob Holt
John Anderson
tCornelius Vannice
Charles Anderson
Lorenzo ID Westfal
Josiah Anderson
G. B Barnes
John Westfall
Reuben Westfall, ST
Ebben Hill
John S Miller
WIN Rankin
d D Carnine
Newton Blair
Patrick Eliot
Moses Haight
Job Haight
Cornelius A Haigh
John Bandy
Isham Edwards
r G Mason
Joseph Ralston
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-23

ANTI METEOROLOGICAL LECTURE.
DR. !. HENDERsHoTT, in accordance with the
request of several citizens, will deliver Lee
ture in opposition to the doctrines Of Phreno.
logy, in the Methodist church. on Saturday
evening next at early candleIightng.
The Rev. ], NJ. Fulton will preach in the
room north of MIR Cox's store next Sunday at
II O'Clock.
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DISSOLUTION.

UIOOCLUIIUW,
TIME co-partnership heretofore existing run-
II der the firm of G. w. COLCORD & Co. Is
:his day dissolved by mutual consent. E..
Sprague only is authorized to attend to the az
fairs Of the partnership.
E. SPRAGuE,
G. w. CoLcoRp.
Burlington, July ll-pd s
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Julia Smith,
vs.. ), Petition for Divorce.


Paschal H. Smith
A Nd now, on this day, comes the said Julia
"A Smith, and files her petition against Pas
chal a. Smith for divorce; and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court that the said Pas.
chal II. Smith is nonresident Of this Terri
tory: 1t is therefore Ordered by the Court, that
notice of the tendency of this petition be made
in the "Hawk-Eye and Patriot" newspaper
printed and published in burlington, for eight
weeks successfully, next before the next term
of this Court; and that if the said Paschal H.
Smith does not then appear and answer said
bill, the matters and things therein contained
will be taken as confessed, and the Court will
decree thereon accordingly. And this cause
is continued until the next term Of this Court.
Territory OF Iowa,
Van Buren, County, IS.
|, Frye B. HazeItine, Clerk of the District
Court in and for the county aforesaid, do here
by certify that the above is a true copy from
the records OF said Court in my Office.
Given under my hand, and the seal Of said
Court, this 18th day OF June, A. D. 1910.
FRYE B. HAZELTINE.
July 16-et Clerk d. G..
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-23

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
On Wednesday last, the principal bu-
siness was the announcement OF the follow
ing Standing Committees
On Judiciary-Messrs Letter, Rich,
Chnrchman and Hawkins.
On Common Schools. -Messrs Bal
ley, Hawkins, Myers, Langworth7 and
Hall.
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