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Another Destructive Fire In Memphis.
Y The Memphis Appeal Of Tuesday gives the fol-
lowing particulars Of another destructive fire In

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Y The Memphis Appeal Of Tuesday gives the fol.
lowing particulars Of another destructive fire in
that city ssls- sss s
FIRE broke ont last night at half past o'clock
In the engine room, which is entirely of brick Of
Messrs. Quinby AZ R9binsons tmachnisfs and. found
ers, on Poplar street, below Front Row The
flames could readily have been got UNDER but there
was no Water at hand. The gteam fire engine suc<
ceeded gt last in getting stream from pond at a
Z considerable distance, near the navy yard. Not
withstanding every effort, the delay ID getting
water proved fatal to the building The engine
house WA stnated IN the basement, and from
thence the IRE spread to patterns ia another part
/ o. me basement, and they communicated with, d
stock Of . Thousand barrels OF coal. s
above this was the machine shop, containing.
twelve iathes, planning machine and three~dril.
presses. Over that was the pattern makers, shop
Containing many, Valpable patterns, the pattern
hlnery and the only good one in the city, two
cirealas saws. and other valuable articles. THE
firm have Tor some time been turning out several
cannon each week Whisa WsEs ms priced for
got ont, except one which was there for boring.
Wien the pattern shop got on ffe the flames
were 10 great heig roaring and leaping like d
monster Of prey; The onndry adjoinfng, was ia
great danger; the windows all caught on fire. The
lgah boarding house shanties below caught fire,
and the large frame Touring mill Of Beattle d
Elliott was in great danger. They and the foundry
were saved By the rapid falling in Of the
rails, which threw the fire on the ground and pre-
vented II SPREADING. y y 4Sas ~
The various Hire coinpanies were present, ana
worried With praiseworthy diligence. The strong
stream Of the IRE steamer undoubtedly saved tue
t0nndry tie men tire the strestm 81 tia bIazinp
windows while theniselEe exposed to great danger
from the failing walls. While Mr. w. Latham ana
NJ. Welsh were getting out various articles q drili
press fell and knocked them down. Latham was
taken up insansibie, but BY The AID Of water was
revived, he bad some wounds, but nothing SEN.
oas. Welsh was badly hurt . portion Of the heavy
press striking his legs. q n - lssf7 81
ne loss, owing 10 the value of the, machinery.
vas very great. II is loss to the Confectionery as
well as 70 The prop ietors for the cannan made ii
this fablshmsnt was the best work OF the Kind
turned out n the South. There was an insurance Of
wy, 900 IN the Hartford company MFR, Chadwick,
agent bnt it is eyer got il viii not nearly
the loss.
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Ra-G. PalRmon DessonsEnUs 81 Co., Imuort.
err o. Foreign Dry tc, No. Magazine street AeTohnn,s
of the n,es'7T and from adiSniag eles visiting the CITY, will
ana az the aeeyenan of the most COMPLETE
souents of Foreign Dry imp this cot
y SOLD at prss asf fpd h thought possible even in
ordinary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-03
Proclamation.

New Orleans, in the annexed communication have
ermned to take the most decided prevent the landing
cotton in this city No is therefore, hereby given to
all masters and of steamboats, other h,
from and after the 10th day of October instant no cotton mrs
be hroughto New Orleans whs the lines embracing that
section of the country between the Notifications above Carroll
ton and those below the city and extending back to The lake
All steamboats, other water arriving with the pr,
scrbed limits will be forthwith placed in charge of an armed
force and escorted above the points Indicated This course will
be adopted all whether the quantity of cotton brought
be large small. -.-..
The Railroad Companies have already issued orders further
aace of the object of this Proclamation and no violation of
them viii be permitted.
.'z-a . TIIos 0. MOORE Governor.
s~ -.. -.ags -
Iss cooperate with Governor Moore in the of
the ohove order. D. E. TWIGqs
s-.-. ...--. .,., Major General Commanding.
NEW ORLEANS September %, 1851.
To His Exeeeney Governor 4. 0. Moore and
" ~ n.... ''-. Major General D. f. Twiggs
The Undersigned Cotton Factors of New Orleans respeclv
represent that time snce they advised the planters from
whom they yearly received shipments of cotton not to send
TO this city during The continuance blockade In adopng
this make great individual sacrifices in order to
conph benefit We take no credit to for
this Embarked with fellow citizens in struggle to main
tain our we have only discharged our duty as
in opinion the highest interests of the exac
the first obligations OF all But regret to saw that there are
those in New Orleans less mindful than ourselves of The
y seadfa adherence the rules which wa have odontea
as our own guide and receive from to time
ofcotton Some of the planters either not
Importance of retaining their cotton home or eedessy dis
regarding it. transmit to this city occasionally few bales of
cotton The certain of dcous conduct
the Factors and Planters referred will be that other Planters
finding that therl neighbors can with npunty ship
their cotton Will follow their example, and very few weeks
large supplies will be to New Orleans and this co ton
romthe known inecency of1he blockade win find its way TO
foreign ports and furnish the manufacturing interests If En-
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0RRQLE.

&s~For Auditor Of Public Accouuts--Prease
announce H. PERALTA candidate for Auditor of Public
Accounts at the election in November
al 2pte - r.- -.- gREOLE
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Rs-Ed. Crescent: Please announce the ,rn-
derhigned candidate the office Of sste snperin
Of Public Education. ". 4. N! XAeRUDER,
su2S 2pta 10 Baton Rouge, La.
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sea- 2plm

Ne Ed. Crescent; Please announce James
H. BRADLEY candidate for Constable First Justices Court,
in the district bounded julia and Felicity Streets and
The River to the swamp Electioa, +th November,
aus 2ptd MANY VOTERS
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COPYRIGHT SECURED.

COPY WRIGHT SECURED.
The Tariff On Imports Of the Confederate States of America
alphabetically arranged, goiher With the warehousng sys
Tables of Weights Measures and Currency with full
plantations for the Of Custom House business
For sale By
CORSON & ARMSTRONG,
se3O 2pl2r 50 Camp street. New Orleans.
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WjLitGtgy Goods :!

M u 8 X Fl IT Q a L =
CAPS FOR COLTS REVOLVERS
-ASD-
G a r t R d G 2 s.
FINE BLUE, sKY-BLUE, GRAY and RED BROADCLOTH
GOLD AND woRsTED TRIMMINGS
SWORDS WITH FINE BLADES,
BELTS AND sASIIEs
Buttons for Military Uniforms.
GOLD LACES AND SILK OIL CLOTH.
Fer sale at
.. Il. FRANKO'S,
ana 2DtfSaMoTh I46 Poydras. next 70 Carondelet Fl;
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- hessrs. Editors-AJ the solicitation of
many friends, oEsr myself sapphire aEER5FR Of
the First D:stFc CaE5t the Easho osea6s sp9Ef alone
u decision Of the ps2il,-bsl0tlsoX,
se2Ste " O. MULLEN
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Rar Candidate for Coroner MI. Editor
Please annonnce DE j. ~ FOGW ELL rs ra1d,oa;e for tire
ofaee Of Coroner Al me cep be bga on III N9naly
in November Gext 80 ssoT .sa
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IALESTED RBcREAsT.--W notice from the
Chicago Tribune that Tom Marshall, Of Kentucky,
commanded : regiment Of Ilnais cavalry in tie
recent battle n Lexington, Mo-. a correspondent
of fhat paper accuses The traitor OF arrant coward
ice ongfhes occasion, . charge which is probably
well founded. " s9-s " n - I, FL =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-03

Presidential Electors.


Presidential Electors, :
FOR STATE AT LARGE!
Charles Derbigny, of OrIeuas.
Albert G. Carter. of East Fe1iciana.
ALTERNATEs. .
}. G. Campbell, Natchitoches.
G. l.. Fusellor, St. Mary.
First District DoNATIEN AUGUsTIN, Orleans.
Alternate. .......FRANCo1s GARDERE, Orleans .
Second District. ,......,JAMEs P. FRERET. Orleans.
Alternate. c. KICKS, Orleans.
Third District. EDWARD DUFFEL, Ascension.
Alternate. LOUIS BusH Iafourrhe.
Fourth District. ,..-.....WM. R. BARROW, West Fecsna.
Alternate. CYPRIEN DUPRE, ST. Landry.
Fifth District ...,......BART EGAN, sR Bienville
Alternate. ROBERT HODGES, Bossier.
Sixth Disrct.,.....,....s. L. CHAMBLIss, Carroll
Alternate. .oRIN MAYO, Coahoun. se26 tie
Teas E'oixnteers.
If YOU WANT FINE GOODS, WELL MADE, AND THE
WORTH OF YOUR MONEY, GET YOUR
Campaign Shirts,
Uuder Shirts and Drawers,
Hosiery and Gloves,
r Cravats and Handkerchief,
Combs and Brushes.
And every article to complete your military oiet at
s. N. MOODY'S
se30 2p2t corner Canal and Rova streets
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Cheap Dry Goods
Fob
CON EDERATE MONEY.

Having ren0Te The stock Of Dry DDS from No. LIS Circus
Rapar street Nos 22 and $50 Royal street. corner Of ST.
Phip street enabled offer arge and complete assert
ment OF cheap Cacoes Bleached CoonS Canton Fannels
Casnefe and Broad cloth Coals Manlns and shsw Bian.
kets and Travelling Rrgs French and English Meruoe Pop
Inns and Bareges well large Silks Hosiery
and Honsefpnhing Goods Also invoice Of Carpets mt!
Hearth Rugs, very low prices.
THEODORE DANZIGER
Corner Royal and St. Philip streets
R-Pares indebted to Julias Danzger will please call and
settle at an early day, at the above store. se3O 2pf
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R9-For Auditor OF Public Accourtss-Cyrrss
THOMPSON Of this city. IS candidate fer se,re Auase- Il
the election in November rex SID "A
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50" super intenGeuk Public &ducatigu -
Please announce that HENRY Avery The prssan. saTIl
endeu1 Of Public Education, candidate icr resecisaa
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ne Notice. take this method of Offering
professional services free of charge families
swho absent from the city military duty
Harmony between Prytana Coliseum Streets Fourth
| District.
| my3l 2ptf p YEISER NJ H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-03

HE-For Congress We are authorized to
SAM c. REID, Esq candidate for the Second
Congressional District composed the First and Fourth NUM-
cpal Districts of New Orleans the Parish Of Jefferson
said Congressional District in the FIRST reglar
of the Confederate States subject approval
ratification of the electors thereof the election be held
the first Wednesday of November next. se24 lie
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To RssyeFs.

People from this and other States visiting this city would do
we'll to give the undersigned call! as they have
VERY LARGE AND WELL-ASsORFED STOCK
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The Southern
Q I L . O MI = a N z
OFFICE, 70 CAMP STRERT.
New Orleans.

OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND NArrHA.
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NJ HoPE HOOK AND LADDER Ne. 81 The members
I of TIA Hope HOOK ana Ladder Compang invite the
members II The Fire Department Of the Third
District to meet this evening, for the purpose Of
organizing q military company Here is d chance
for the gallant firennen Of the Old Third.
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s CARDoF THASKs.- We advise our readevsof the
cara Of thanks II the President Of the Ladies So
Getty Of the Confederate Army to Mrs CHI lton.
II viii be found in our advertising columns.
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ag~aerrimg's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 50 and "a Graver New
leans. '~' dc 2ptf
ne Mr.. Editor: Please announce George
W. SADLER candidate Constable the First Justices
Court, at tie ensuing election. se2 2ptet
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s3Ioggsss ar. N. aortross. the well-known
80 Chzres sssss We 3y:se pstiss
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RB-B. L. Defreese, the present incumbent,
is a candidate fer State Treasurer. jyl 2pd
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FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
'* Which will be disp2seE.oi
AT VERY REAs NAEEE Prices
For Cash,
U. LAR0C oSINI d Co,
so -.in laI Carll street.
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oorToa n NATc nirocHEs. The Red river AL.
iuyion Of Saturday says 80 ~ 7
The cotton fields are leafesa. The caterpi,lars
= nave made q 4 clean sweep this time7-eye liz
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THE FLaEANcE GuARp. This company, named
AFTER we'll known felow-eisizen, Benz Florance,
Esq, Il y mustered into service yesterday by Col.
Forstall. The following gentlemen are officers Of
this company 81. Brummenstadt, CAPTAIN G.
IachenmeBsr, First Iientenant;; B. 5Wasssryogel
Second Lieutenant; and Edward Warbsfgs Junior
Second Lieutenant. We count on this company
doing yeoman services in case the State is invaded.
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EGaSiSi0RaG

SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
II A-SEEvxLT,E;, ITEM rg E@SE Fl,
-FoH THE sAlE or
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Nsn 0nsalls Daily Gresffnt.
], Q. nixon, cantor ana Proprietor.

MfLrraRY NoTIcEs We direct the particular
attention I'll those connectea with military organi
aations u the many notices which appear under
lie proper heal ii onr paper this morning. Many
of them Are Of 9 very important natuse and de-
serve atHention. til 81 Nj ri @5s ss3s4f4k
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d i.=sAz Eas
DEAFTINe IN IowA.- will heseelhby The -i fol.
lowing document that the despetism lis al las,
forced p sustain itself By resort TO Drafting ST.
disFa, far the purpose IF ilng np the rapks
of the Federal army: a. 49, $3.50
ApsprAET r0FxFoE or TftH sr1rE or Tow, !,
LsSsnpett Sept a 1851. Il
TIC Of Rssss Count ana o.as
The State CT Iowa il furnishing her fun ouats N
troops put are made for more, and they shall
be furnished 81 4
20 meet promptly the aenaana Of lie General
aFernment. aadl Of Gen. Fremont. the military
necessity egisis y making draft from the able.
and 81 -
l, therefore, request that n6mhegs 81 Boards Of
S4pesgssers @ill report 10 me The nsfnes and resi-
4denes " euch eble-bodied msn within tie AGES
&Roz e.rssn ned. ~ sre alhJeeste be drafted. And
= assp Bsk of any parsons weiEknovn Ia this de.
- report the aRnles Of individuals liable
ts lilllstarY ddsgs
\. BAKER, Aesp.aati4ensrsi CT lows.
So
t'loygiss ar. N. aoEtross. the well-knuwn
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Ishs cooperate with Governor Moore in the enforcement
the ohove order. D. E. TWlGGs
-. ... Major General Commanding
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s U FAR AND MOLAssEs

-FOI T!IL SALE OF
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&sn0Es, Shoes xtrsf EsFa8aus.
- gHDLEEALE
Fszs'Oas sapp'iee viii crime B.tesslg 30oTS, Rrsss
aRuGLEs Wool, MeH:ssn AIN ts.c s.;s7g asa I'm sseb,
sATS, at ,ne}owas make prices, BY
FRQst CO.,
Nc. 70 Magazine sissst. New Crltaal
RRts, csPs, etc,, at WhoIesa2s,
ssIeoorsanty receiving general sgssrsnIof sta Au
F, osss!nSre. PonSr Lghofl srss lsyE- Lssf zesloa
ead WHo!RAES E, thelavsst nAssel PRICES, ~
--.z..--.. FROST & co., -
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Flags, Sscords, StgorGs, Egogs.

jyl tF2p6t
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-27

John Bates, Esq, Of this place has favored us
with several copies of the Star and Chronicle, pub
lshed at Lcwisburg Pa, which contains the par
tculars of the flight OF a number Of Pcnnsylvanans
from Miller county, Missouri; leaving behind them
property to the amount of over ore hundred thousand
doliars! ! Several Of the refugees were school mates
OF Mrs. b., many years ago, and he therefore
vouches for the correctness of their story. Miller
county is about forty miles south of Jefferson City,
the capital of Missouri. These accounts state that
the Secessionists had formed an armed band which
they demanded that the peaceful Pennsylvanians
should join, and array themselves in open hostility
against the United States Government and III. Stars
and Stripes they had so long loved This they very
properly refused to do hence their expulsion. Most
of these families, some twenty-five thirty in
number, had barely enough money to pay their cx-
penses out of the State, when they were left COM
pletey at the mercy Of sympahsing friends. They
were all true Cnionists, and that was their only
crime. Not one of the male members of these fam
lilies ever attended political mectng or took part
in politics. hoping by that course tn be let alone
but even that proved no safeguard. They must be
driven from the State, and their property appropri
ated by the rebel vagabonds. Mr.. Bates SAYS he
has read considerable about the terrorism which
"runs rampant " in the South but he never paid
much attention to them for he believed them to be
mostly cxaggerations : or in other words, Ropubli-
can lies. In the cases above referred to. however
his personal acquaintance extends in the premises
and he says he knows them 10 be true We pre-
sumo it is scarcely necessary to add that Mr. B. is
democrat, and a hear.y supporter Of every meas
ure and means calculated to suppress the great
rebellion
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-27
gotal Matters.
TIME TABLE.--payton s Michigon n.
The 21stR Rcrimcnf.

The editor of the Findlay Jcge,sonian, writing
from Ga(lipolis under date of June 14th, gives a
glowing description of the hearty reception he met
with at the hands of the officers and soldiers of the
2lst regiment, ut Camp Darlington the evening pre-
vious, He notices the arrest Of three as spies,
who, upon examination, were dismissed. Also, that
several pcosons were observed ON the Virginia hill
across the river, and on the supposition that they
might be preparing to erect battery, detachment
of forty men was sent over as scouts, They scour-
ed the hills aud country around for considerable
distance, but failed in meeting an enemy. They
came near shooting two of their own mon, who be-
ing in citizens dress, and having wandered from
the rest of the company, were mistaken for scccs-
sionists, They returned in the evening" tired c
nough, without meeting with any adventure to re-
ward them for their labor
Quite an alarm was created in camp on the nights
of the 10th and 10Th instants by the scntines firing
some individuals who tried to pass their lines
In both cases, the drums beat to arms. and the
whole regiment was called out. The first time the
bays admit that they did not gctnto ranks in very
soldicry manner, but the second time they came
out promptly ani in good order. Both times the
enemy very prudent'y kept his distance. 1t seems
the supposition of having orders to move into Nr-
gnia was rather premature
The Gallpolis Jounol of the 18th contains no.
tce Of the arrival of especial train, from Patriot,
to the Camp loaded with chickens, turkeys, butter
dried fruit, &c. for gratuitous distribution among
our boys. They were contributed 10y the ladies,
and received by Lieut.. Col. Nebling, with few
appropriate remarks, and distributed to the differ
ent companies. Three cheers and "dger" for the
donors showed il to be fun for the boys but exter-
minatiou for the chickens.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-27

We were called upon last week by Mr.. L. Greg
ory, President of the Ohio College of Trade, which
has just been established at Toledo. From our con
vcrsation with Mr.. G. we are led to think that of
all other institutions of learning, this is the most
needfu, as it certainly is the most practicable 1t
is proposed in hs College not only to give COM
mercial and business instruction, but to reduce
those studies to the practical by each student en-
gaging personally in the operations of the Trade
department Il is a we'll known fact that those who
have ends to gain with men, finl their accomplish
ment greatly facilitated by coming into personal
contact with men, and in this regard, we have no
doubt of the success of this mode of study. The
College is located in the fine large building on Sum
init street formerly occupied as the head quarters
of the Republican organization, which has been
neatly fitted up with its several departments es-
pecially for this purpose
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-27

we are agaln permitted 10 make extracts from
private letters from James Averill, to his mother
IN this eiy'
oAMr WARRINGTON, june 18th, 1851
capt Cook arrived ON Friday
nght' Inc boys were all asleep, but some one call
eo OUT Capt' Vook mas come and they all turn
ca OUT ana erOWueu up 10 the Captains tent to re-
eelVe ie'tets from hon'e' The Captain had nearly
uunN lu'l o' VVters ana PACKAGES ior them, and
eN"io''e" H''"t o'"' VI p"u'h'e IN distributing SO
"'.n! guess io''N's Nrl' never o''cr apprecla-
"" ''"" "'v! Nv" "'o =! ''c s''''''S' Ihey "oN
si'c ''''' u'"u', ''' ''''e' any une' wrote you
''','' s''o,' '''"' "s' ana o''o'''' told you
''"'' o''' '''"s' Ns 'or giving you sh'''h OF
''i' ''"'' W. rather "''u .''',lr III U'
i"' no P"f(' 1ceohu'y' nave h'''
10" P'"O'''e III sN'''"'uS l'VIh ho'ur' mere
''"' '''" ,''Ni w. ~ "''.' up u" ''' n'u
'''', way, ''r ','S purpose anu was very "i"'.
leg" az MS "''N' N"e" sY"'u VI "''n "',''. Z"
wa H'uSNes' sPru"s roi 'ne ",' o'' 'UoN'
,'e up i'' 'ou''" ''s''. e'.'o0''' "''' o''s'''"E
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was "o0u' " .''" "''''s',' " ''' s"PP's S''.S'
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