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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26
THE CAPTURE OF THE AUGUSTA ARISEN AL,
W,su lar

THE CAPTURE OF THE AUGUSTA ARISEN AL.
wAsHrse1oS, jar IS 1861.
The arsenal at Augusta, Georgia, aarrendere' b. the
State trcops was October under The sole harge
of Or j. NJ Gait, who has been twelve years in the GER
vice, and guard Of nine men.
On account 81 the impending troubles Mayor B.9ige
of Augusta with the asvice OF the City Cvnc wrote 70
the then Secretary CT VIZ, Gen. Flo. q, AMI stated
that the local authorities would be l.eid RESPONSE
Nc fol tlc government property there unless mere
was relnfo lene OF United states troops According
y Company E. Capan arnold Ely, then Stationed At
Fort smith was order ed to rcplr TO tho As mat whch
BY that corps 10 the latter part Of 0cto
who held il until the nder, as just reported.
The propr,y OF the best held ny The government
in he II any - lthsrn state ~" grounds com
prise some seventy Of the most oA..b and vaua
bic land IN the vicinity ol Auanst lho bl.d les
are mostly OF br.k large and oommodivos and the bar
racks are in for he accommodation cr troops
The parade ground is ouy equallei 's cosa II by
he Champ Mars Mon real ard T. laasea ny inc
groves of trees There the Ir' ns.s October
full battery Of four pics six a. telve Founders,
which n 1850 part I'd. ~ ior i. Ids command,
Company l. oil tia tt4Iery. There were
olso twenty Thousand nGssats and two thousan
rifles Ito nuskots made in 1922, dnt locks, and
the Mine hall abi arc ia good order.
Tie p WIS Bought FOR the Tinted states N 1924 by
Captain Payrc. 1t ten the property 4 Col Henry
Walker, geLtemau distinguished fol poatc. and mil!
tary service IN Georgia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26
NEWSPAPER coREEsPoNDENT IN TaoU-

BaInsokF, Jal IS, 1861
The special Charleston correspondent q 10" ame7co'
says that the South caroiba vigilance 80 hayo
rorreted ont a man named Dodge, who eniatcd as
soldier at Fort Icu'.rc, charged with beng cores
~ ncnt Of tho Sew York Trituae, and compelled him 10
leave the state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26
THE sLooP.oFwAR BROOKLYN BOUND
SOUTH!

NORFOLK, Va, Jan IS, 1851.
The Brooklyn sailed yesterday for tho south, with
sealed orders she takes two companies from Fort Mon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
HOME TESTIMONY

4 In this conncctionwo ODER a iew testimonials
/ 81 anna Methodist Clergyman, and when on MY
circuit have met with many women trOublei with
the Diseases for which you advertise MHrshalrs Ute
I rine CathOc0n cure. have advised ita use and
il has elected complete cure wherever it hRs been
/ used. .-. Rev. PETER SHARP,
- ssz m Western Star Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
TELEGRAPH lC.
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
wAsHENeTON NEWs.

WASHINGTON, Jan, S.
Hurors Of the aitsei- Of the star tho Nesi IN
te neigh porho2d q Charleston and o. the eAnnon-
Wherl, creating Intense excitement, th ouqh nobody
oen els9 cay aflnoriil ~ tRe Egportt, - 49,. r.
subject 10 The cau ei TIE Chairman.
me rssoluiiens oi The Border state Committee
The. report thss orders have been issued by the
British qq7eTnment % the Consulq ot the ports OF
aneol 20 Eneiish vossais "a dOnied, and q 4 add d
shat M. Hunchi hritish Consul at Charleston, r9-
esftibeatss iS thS oStscin vo-sS1 81 thst hsion
. AZ 70 Wholhcc the ConFre1snon from the teceulng
lassod vi d5pond upon he sctioa q their several
Aesais IS hsrs hom ths southern States, end
mont has ioI che 7rllontl roingcd % sell ans toAi
fs- tsS t ,ss Vn9 ,oI ~ !. ,as,slpni \, s'g, ~
supplies tlcrn ere not very nhnndant,
special di1patch g the Herald, dsted Richmond,
sths says tte ooulittoQ oi the House Of Delegates
having n ehargo ghe subject of Convention, have
Rgepared 9 PHI which they WIN Feport to-mgrrow
ne convention, aud the m tor tho election o dee
rhs question Of additional military forces, for
w purpose o. defence, has been roiarFe 90 COM
a resolution proposing 20 appropriate ten millions
OF dollars for that purpose, has also been rularrcd
Tue gonerel oPinion g that Virginia WIN sccede
preparations viil bo made as mas DO ne, ossary 10
repel any ag15slalon.
has been rendered moro than week Tho Presi-
dent pledged himself 90 Thompson charges. that
70 tr OPS should b. sent southward without his
fnowledgo.
Thompson knew nothing OF the sailingof the Star
oi tho West until last evening.
At . currently reported that Mr. Thompson and
the President had high words, in consequence OF
which, tie President hinted that he had better
aign.
detachment of 6s mounted dragons passed
through Baltimore, Yesterday afternoon, IRON Car
iise barracke 90 Harpcrls Ferry, as guard % the
gorcrRuient AuneTy. They are ordered there on
me reQuisiuon OF Superintendent Harbour Mir.
1oteler strongly urged upon chs War Department
this time.
In the Committee Of Thirty three, to-day, there
was considerable discussion upon Mr. Dunn'S prope-
sition, spbmitted some time since. Two or tbree
propositions underwent criticism from various mem-
bers, but no positive ectlQn Was taken.
it Is understood here that the sub.Treasurer Of
Charleston has communicated the 1lct Co the Gov
ernment that the south Carolina authorities viii
not allow him % pay any more dralls, not even to
% Be retained there
II Is nov ascsrtained that an the seeding States
have drawn their quota Of arms for 1851 IN advance
The order ifom South Carolina vas filled only few
ago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10

NEW YORK BIARKRT-JAN. 8.


FIOUIl-Scareely so much doing, but the mar
ket generally without important chauge. Market
closing with free sellers Of extra state at Sj40j50
Sales lQitQ bbs, At S5,O@s53O for supertne state;
s. 405,5O for extra siate S521GJ,30 for superiine
western; S5,456,5,y5 for common 20 medium extra
western; aud s5,7595,s5 for shipping brands extra
rOund hnOped ohio.
Sales 20J bbs at S5s55725 for common to choice
extra.
RYE FIlOUR-selling in small parcels at $500
4,l5 for common TO choice superiine.
CORN MEAIl-Alarket dull at s., 10 for Jersey
S3,5n for Brandywfne.
WHISfk N--Marllet flrmer with fair demand
Sales are go hbs at 20' and triing salesat 2OEc.
WHEAT-Thero e a better export demand and
the market is generally without important change,
and holders disposed TO insist upon iull prices
sales Chicago spring at SiS; norihwes tern club
at Sl,25 Canada club at Sl,29's Milwaukee club AZ
gl23 fair TO good winter red western nc 81 500 a7;
red stale at Sl,33 prime white Canada Si,5ji
white keniucky at ST 90.
RYE-lLnrket 1uet at &c.
BAIlLEY-Ala is dull and nouinally un-
changed.
= I4BHN-MarBet opened dull and closed trihs
better, with rather doing for export. Sales are
1900 bush nt 6s7Oc for mixed western in store and
delivered closing with sales in store at the latter
price 7Oc for new yellow southern 73o for small
parctsE new white southern.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10

OATs-Markot dun at ssk6e63o Tor Western
and Canada ad6h3lo for state.
POltl6-Markot quiet and tirincr. Seleg are go
bbs Ht s6,15 Tor ness st3O0 Tor prime; Stl,75 tor
old prime 1878 for clear.
BEEE-MErket cuntnuca stofdy With moderate
demand Salg are ldO bbls at Sl,7605,G0 country
primo t5,5jd6 % country mess ls,OOnl0O0 for re-
packed meqss glnb00ll for extra mess. h
PRIME NIltsls kEEF-Dhll ana nominal.
BEEB HAhiS-Quot. Sales at Sll,Oo61ti,00 for
Western
CUT HIEATS-Dull aud heavy at SIC shoulders
and 736Glsc hama.
IIOGs-Earlsot nsm at 6A A@7}go corn fed dressed,
and 6k6n6c for live. '
BACDN-Market quiet and stoady. sales arc 100
boxes city long ribbed mddlss ~ bto 100 boxes city
short ribbed middlca az gfc
LARD-Markot arm and in good demand. Sales
are ~ hbls Rt luA0iOh for prime Western 9H6syAc
BUTTBR- Selling ut ioal5o tor Ohio, ii9ao
state.
CfiEESE- STEADY at O9lOXe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
WAsHINeFoN RunIoRs.

NEW YORE, Jan. 9.
HE Washington correspondent Of the Tribune
SAYS:
Private letters ro tho best sources in Charleston
dated on SatariaT express the gFavest distrust as
% events and isar that blood may iow az any mo-
ment. Many families ere moving from the city un-
DER these Gppreheusiuns- The most sagacious Lead
orE have lost their EoUer and are az the mercy Of
an excited and eEactiur uopulace.
LarE Anderson. OF Cincinnati, brother OF the Ma
lnr, has inst returned from Charleston. After the
1rst interview with his brother the surveillance
with him.
Major Anderson considers his position entirely Sc
cure, and is fairly supplied with PROVISIONS and other
necessarics, except coai and wood for military pur-
poses IN case that extremity should Be reached He
s In good Spirits ana hUpel tbat reason viii operate
upon the misguided people before long.
Mr. Holt transacted his ilnpoFtanf husiness at
Gen. SCOTS oics, as preesniiun aRainEt the leak
age IN the War Department, aud in o0nseanence OF
q distinct tutimatiGn given BY lir. Miles, Of Tire
oouth Carolina delegation % the President, that
that they had means OF knowing when re-iuforck-
ments were ordered 81 at all.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
VIRGINIA LRsIsLATURE.

lItNMuNpi Va dtus y
Joint resolution was introduced 10 tho Senate to-
day 10 appoint Committee 10 represent TO the Pres.
ident OF tho United tacs that IN the ludgment o!
the General Assembly Of Virginia, any gediional
dsDlay military power ln the SOUTH VIII leQpnt-
dizo IL Tranquility 90 tho hepuhlic, and that the
evacuation OF Fort Sumptor Is the iirst step that
shOud Do taken towards the restoration OF prace ana
hsrniuny. Laid over.
tho rofolutious ro ating 60 National Uonveniion'
with the amcndmont tar Convention oi the slave
holding States. produce concert ui action, wefc
referred 20 the Joint committee Federal Relations.
The House has passed HE second section OF the
Convention Bill, designating tho 9Th Of February
nnnI- Llr Lln nLurLLnn M I.lnulLn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
ALSO SPECIFICS

FoR ASTHMA on PTTHislo, : Oppressed, Difficult
LAbored Breathing, attended with Cough and kzpec
toratlon- Price 90 cents per box
FoR EAR BIsCHGzGEs AND DElFsEss-- DlsslierEes
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever, MeEses of
MercuriEiZ For Noises IN the Head, Hardness ot
Hearing, and Ringing IN he Ears and EaF-aehe
Price, 90 cents per box
RoR scROFUIL.-Eniarged Glands, Enlarged and IN
durated Tonsis, sWelllngs and Old ucera, ScEoulou
OachSxy Of Children. Price, 90 cents per box,
FoR GENERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Ezhausing Discharges Price, ~
sents per box
FOR DROPsY. .--Piuid Accommodations, Tumid Swell
ngs with scanty Secretous. Price, 90 cents PER box
P0R sRA-SIczHEss.-Deathly Sickness. Vertigo Naa
sea, Vomiting Sickness from riding or motioa
Price, 50 cents per box.
FoR URNART DIsEAsEs.--Por Gravel, Renal Cal
cuH Difficult Painful Uriuaiinn, bseHzar % the Kid
neys Price, 90 cents per box.
foR SEMINAL EgISuoEa.- -luvoluitary Discharge
and Consequent Pr0straton hud Debility, Bad Re
suls Of Evi lIahlts Tie most successful and EN-
Client remedy known and may be relied uPon az .
cure Price, with full directions, 81 per box.
Persons who wish % place themselves nndeI The
professional care, OF 70 seek advice o Prof Hex .
PHRKYs can do So at his Office, 562 Broadway, daily
from AN. to PM, OF by letter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10

uAhhlsbURGllt RAJ Jan. =.
Il Is said on high authority that Mr.. Mcclure re-
ceved letter from Mr. Lincoln, to-day, the secret
contents Of which had not transpired. Enough,
however, il known 10 warrant the belief that Mr..
bcClures opinion, expressed since his return from
Springfield, that hir Seward influence would alone
retah Mr. Cameron In the Cabinet Of Mr.. Lincoln,
are correct. Mr.. Mcclure has heretofore been ST.
lent.
There is considerable curiosity in public circles to
know what actio the anti i-6arneronites will take
IN opposition 20 Mr.. Camorun's appointment.
Since the receipt Of MIR. Lincolns letter, MIR. Nc
Clure confidently expresses his belief that Mr.. Came
ron viii decline an appointment. He secins to be
well advised.
Messrs. Sand5rson and Casey leading Cameron
mell left this city for Washington last night, in
great haste, and t is believed that their departure
has some connection with MIR. Cameron's declina-
tiun.
The friends Of Dir. Cameron here are tOlerably
confident that lie will receive an appointment 10 the
Cabinet, and accept il.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10

NV lUNhl Jun v
The Steamship Quaker city brings Havana adyi'
YES OF the 9th, and nearly S25 600 In specie,
The shin lcsvia, under French Coora, suppose
10 DO the Moniank, of New York, was brought irtl
beard
The brig Gamma from Portland, brought 70 lla'
gaua the crew Of the schooner Surveyor, abandoned
sinking outside Portland December lith.
Business at Havana was sill paraized, but an I'm.
proved state of things vas expected before the ehu
stock ofsugars on hand-2s,ooo boxes
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PRICE sn CENTS. =
- The Liver lnTigorzior and EamiIT q

! TlT 1TITl D
CHURCHiLL & BRO, Druggists,
kl0 s. W. cor. Pub. Square and Ontario s..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
FROM WASHINGTON.


Commander Hartsten, ofSouth Carolina, has re-
signad hls position in the Navy.
Capt Koarncy, OF New Jersey, has written letter
recalling his letter Of resignation, bat appears THIS
WIS mover received at the Navy Depareinent.
senator Seward has the hoor for Saturday, 10
speak ON the state Of the Union.
ia appears from the Official report shat sinco April
Government has sold toyasions parties 1900
muskets, altered from lint 10 per- ussion locks ~
cost Of - cents piece. The amount realized was
S6,tuu. They are almost worthe and were previ-
Ously condemned hy The ordnance officers.
A telegraph despatch from the Navy Department
to an officer at Key West, was recently intercepted
At Mobile by the authorities there.
Ehe United States Agriculture al society. Commence
their annual session Ht the Smithsonian lniitute
to-day. Co Ward, Of Virginia, is elected President
pro- TEN.
The act Of corporation given by Congress was &C
eepted and various OOmmittccs were appointed
Energetic measures are being made for the prOtec-
tion Of public property IN ana about ths city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
COMM RRCIAL.
oEavEEANp nIAnKET-IAN. Q.

CLEVELAND AIARkET-JAN. Q.
FLOUR Unchanged. Sales of 20 bbls double
extra red at SIs7, 80 bbs choice do $685. and 1000 rs
Buekwheat at S2G2,25 2 ewt.
WHEAT-sales of cars rei at sI,O4, and car
common do at SI.O3,
GORN-saie Of lear at s7JfO and do at ssc.
OATS-Quiet, at &c.
H0Gs-unchangoda and selling readily at s5,75 for
heavy.
BEANS-Sales Of bbls at 7Oc.
PORK-Stoady at $500.
LARD-Seling at s619'fc.
sEEDS-QuietsatSI, 81 so fer Clover, and $500 for
imothy.
EGGS-Quiet, at i5s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
CONVENTIONS.

CoNcoRb, n. H., Jan. s
Ths Democrats, Republican and Union State
Convention were held here to-day.
The Democrats nominated Gen. GenrFe stark. Of
Nashua, t1r Governor.
The Republicans nominatod Hon. W. S. Berry, Of
Hebron, Tor Governor.
Ths Unionists adjourned without making nomi
nation.
By order Of the Domoeratie Convention, 2ss guns
were fired IN honor Of Jacksoui Anderson and the
nominee for Governor.
The three Conventions manifested q unanimous
spirit for uorpotuating the Union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
FRolI - YORK.


NEW YORK. Jan. 9.
A Special Committee. appointed By the Speaker Of
the Honse Of Rgpresen utiyes With power 6c., are
in session at the St Nicholas, upon the matter Of
the stolen Indian Trust Bonds.
Among those already subposnned, OF about TO be-,
are Lullectnr Schell, Clarke, Dodge Co Simeon
Draper, e. 3. Lamar, and X. H. LgWrys Washntong
Morgan q 90, Thompson Bros. ". 7. Cleman q Co.
Ward, Campbell 3 Co Duncan, sherman Co., and
Hev raj others.
Relieving that the public Interests viii be BEST sub
sereed BY Conducting TIE Investigation rs privately
az possible, the memlers have pledged themselves
not 70 diVuige anytt ln regard thereto. They
HNIa.
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Last Nights Report.
NEW YORK NKWs.

EEW YORE, Jan. O.
Hon John A. Dix has been Summoned to
Washington 20 take q seat in the Cabinet.
II IS uncertain whether be will take the WarOr
Interior Department OF Postmaster Generalship.
Cabinet is deliherating upon The propTiety ofar-
resting Senators Io0mbs and Wigfall for high
Treason.
The President has prepared a communication
70 be laid before Congress. disaFoWing Cave
Johnson's award in the Paraguay Claimants and
sustaining Mr.. Clay in the natter ofthe Diplomat
ie relations with Peru.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
MASS aIRRTING.

NEWARK, n. J., Jan. 9.
rather incorporate call for a mass meeting this
evening, of working men out Of employment, caus-
Ell sons apprehensons Of a disturbance, hut the u-
terror designs Of any Wero frustrated by the good
sense Of the meeting under the instructions Of tenn
pcrate speakers.
Union speeches were delivered by Judges Pierson,
Waugh and others.
majority Of n committee OF five presented resO-
luti0ns endorsing and recommending the Crittenden
Compromise, and commencing the action Of ia
President in supporting tho act Of Maj. Anderson,
.ufff rl1y y-ssrnr mas sasfl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
SEWARD As SECRETARY or STATE.

Tho Evening Jourr al Of Tonight, announcessofIi-
cally, Mr. seward acceptance as Secretary Of State
under inc ms Administration.
It SAYS that the department was rendered to Mr..
Seward eariy in December last, and after oonsulu-
uou with friends on whose affection and Judgment
he is accustomed TO rely he ancepted the position
The Journal closes lts announcement as follow, add
with the remark ehat iJrmer occasion has
pariment Ia manner mOrf delicate and respectful,
or more Independent or honor bic 20 themselves
We dismiss the subject not however, with tho pre-
detion that President and Premier vi lsO discharge
their duties amid al the difficulties that SURROUND
them as % preserve the blessings Of Union and
deserve and receive the homage Of their countrymen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
NEW JERsEY LEcIsLATURE.

The House met, and nfler some confusion, elected
r. H. Teese Of Essex Sneaker, and Jacob Sharp Of
Warren, Ulerk Tllqse persons were not she regular
nominees fhough both ure Democrats Tho contest
turned between Breckenride aud UOugias meDs The
Republicans suppoTtiuB the latter and suceeeded.-
The Americans aud Democrats, VINO have a m8jori.
fr were not able to make an agreefiunt Five Dcm-
-oerats voted y1thfhe Republicans and prOdu ed this
result.
Alter a lonEistruEgis for Bngrossing Clerk they
bjourned without an election.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10
aAeAieines.
HEAR 80 " 80 aAE.

The undersksfied having used Professor HUM
pHREYg SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC HEMEbl&
IN our families with The most Satisfactory rcalA and
anJ efBcney rheerfuiy recommend them 10 al pr
sons who wlal v have safe, reliable, and eicacius
remedies NJ hand Tor private or domestic use.
TIE Rev. WIN. iiosuicr, e.iliof Of The Noriieru
sew. Do Rector Of ~ pclrrs Church, AuhurH 81. ~,
he Row D. T. Ives, Chaplain Of ilie Auhur smif
PRISM. the Rev spencer q Rice, Rector, Ne'F la.
ford, Alassa tie Rev. Alien Steele, heu-lor .'r
ference lie Rev Samuel Schols, fiustd dvurser Goa
ference n Y tie Rev r. g Pratt, Dorset, W ilD
Rev JOHN T. Ruide, Buffalo a. iart laq. Jura,
NY tho Hon. Mead Dow, Portland, Ne ths Ion
Schuyler Colfax, souih-Bend, lHd 'he Hon iie'rge
the "OhIo state journal 4" Colnmhua, 0lo; the Hoo
r n. Graham, Npline, H. the iiqa llonna j.
Chase Monticello, Fla, The Hon. Josrlih Brnrdlct
Pond Esq., btica, n Y. james PiuHketi Esq N5sr
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RECRUITS F0R ANDERSON.
WAsHINaTor. I'm I'll

WAsHINGToE, Jan. 9.
There seems to be q mistake or misapprehension
somewhere. lt is denied By gentlemen very inti-
mately related TO the Administration, that the re-
cruits to Fort Sumter were ordered without the
previous sanction ef the President and further that
the subject was discussed IN the Cabinet, and that
acting Secretary Of Var, Holt IS we'll som@ 9TH
il was the wish Of the President that tho recruits
should not be sent.
Hall a million dollars Is daily expected from New
York By the Treasury Department.
Con- Mallry says tha long passage Of the LoFant
does not IN his Judgment justify the supp0sition Of
ner iosa- de gives the reasons for his belief
The aboFeis blind we think the word denied "
should read asserted some word Of like mean
inF-EDl
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All of the Grzehsnberg Medicines are for
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