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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27

THE lJ5IH OHIO REGIMENT from the
Western Reserve arrived in the city yes
terday- The men composing this regi-
ment are the most quiet and orderly of
any that have passed through Covington
during the war, which is saying a good
deal for them. They are all young and
intelligent, and have a very soldierly bear
ing The officers of this regiment were
engaged yesterday in paying their men
their first months salary and twenty-five
dollars of the bounty money. The whole
amount disbursed during the day was not
less than ninety thousand dollars. The
are not yet fully equipped, their
arms having failed to arrive. They were
TO nave left last evening for the interior.
-C'nc'nnati Gd-ets Of Aug. 23d.
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A ~DMINISTRATOR'S SALE

~ OF REAL ESTATE.
In obedience to an order Of sale issued from tn
Probate Court Of Trumbul County, / Will offer for
sale at public vendue On the premises hereafter des-
eribed, on
Saturday, the 27h dag Of September merit.
between the hours of 10 o'clock in the foreman and
I'VE o'clock IN the afternoon OF said day. me follow
lnE described real estate, belonging to the estate Of
Stephen burnett, late Of Warren, deceased 10 viii
Inc tract Of land and buildings thereon. Described
IN me return OF the appraisers of the real estate of
Sald burnett, as the sixth piece Of land. situate in
6raeeVliIe, IN Section No. IL, commonly called the
Le9ge iarmJ containing - 1910 acres, and boun-
ded and described as follows: Beginning at a most
Standing IN the southwest corner Of lot No. ? in
said section No 10, thence east on the south line of
saiu SecLon No. 10 thiTty-siX chains and thirty
seven INKS TO a post. thence north twenty chains 10
q post on Jonathan Aliens southwest corner, and
tnence north eight chains on the west line Of the
sald jonathan Aliens land twenty-nine chains and
thlrty-seVen links to n post. thence south on the
east line Of lot No. l in said section No. 10 thirty-six
chains and thirty-seven links to the first mentioned
boundary, and contains by estimation ninety-six
41-lOO acres of land, more or less, heretofore decided
by said stephen Burnett to Frederick kinsman,
bounded as follows: BEGINNING at 4 post standing
IN the southeast corner of the lands decided by Ru-
fus Allen to Joseph and Stephen Burnett, thence
north along the east line of said land Il chains and
IS links 10 a post, thence south ~ west along the
centre OF the road s chains and : links to a post,
thence south @1S west aloDg a line which the par
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
The "Butternuts."

The Democrats held a County nomina-
ting Convention. in this place, on Satur-
day last. 1t was e genuine "butternut'
gathering, and no mistake, if there lie any
in Judging from appearances. For
instance. a delegation came in in awagon,
with large branches of a butternut tree.
on which were several going "nut.ss," en-
6iematie Of the political procliyities of
the persons in the delegation. Their
next step will be TO put on the butternui
uniform.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
Hon. Franklin II. Backus.

The Union State Convention at Colum.
bus. on Thursday last, nominated Hon.
F. I. Backus of Cleveland, as candidate
for Supreme Judge, on the first ballot,
and by a large majority. Mr.. Backus is
eminently qualified for the position to
which he Is nominated. His reputation
as /. lawyer, his high character Is { citi-
zen, his ability, integrity, honesty and
purity az q man, all render the nomina-
ton one of the best that could possibly
have been made.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27

no hefsoI hereby agresd 10 treat as the centre q
the road 3 chains and o links 10 q posi- In Aid Kim
mans north line, thence east on said lection Iines
chains and 10 links to the place Of bssinninE and
stated, E-lU acres Of land, more or Lass. Which
uaet OF seyenty-twO and seyenty-fye hundEedths
acres OF land was set 10 Eleanor Burnett as her dow
selLed 0L and was appraised, and viii be sold sub
Jeet 10 me NE estate Of said Eleanor Burnetr. AI-
pfziset sI9set 70 SAID lneqmbrance AZ Sll64,0.
Also will be sold same day. on The premises in
the I9Sh Flat Of South Warren, described az ths
south = OF an acre Of land. being lot No. In Hlock
NO. IN the south survey OF Warren. references b.
ing had 10 the plat of said survey recorded in Trum-
bull County Records, Book Of Maps pages - and .,
and Iylns south OF and adjoining the Homestead set
real estate Of said Burnett and was By then aDurGi-
sed At SJ0.O. To be sold without ncnmb-ancs-
The terms OF sale will be made known on thedsy Of
sale. JACOB II. BALDWIN. ADM
lie bORis non OF the estate vi stephen Burnett
Warren, Aug -. leo2-4W
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From New Orleans.
NEW YORK. Ancnst ..

Steamers Black Stone and Creole ar
rived from New Orleans the 18Th All
the property OF John SlideII ha. been
con~fscated by Gen. Butler. Another
order commands the turning over to the
United States, of all the arms in New
Orleans. The French CONSUL asked that
French citizens might retain theirs for
fear Of servile instruction. Butler re-
Piled that protection would be given by
the Uniten States in such cases, and in
sisted that all arms of whites and blacks
should be under his control.
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From the s4th Regiment.

CUMBERLAND. Mp, Aug. l3, 1862.
Editors Of CHrOHiek:-Yesterday Co.'S D
n h, of our Reg. were ordered away
from here to some place southeast of
this, to where the I'd Md. Reg. had pro-
eeeded the day before. The place is dis
tant about twenty miles. 1t is expected
fighting viii be done. One Co. is
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27

Meetings viii be held for the appoint
ment Of Delegates OF the 30th day Of Au-
gust, inst, at I o'clock P. N.
1t is recommended that the Delegates
be selected by ballot.
We most cordially invite each and eve
~ voter in the county, who agrees with
the sentiments Of the foregoing call, 70 at
tend the township meetings.
I. J. McLATN,
EDWARD SPEAR,
Committee for Trumbun County.
Warren, Aug. 9th, 1862.
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HEAD Quarters. SPEAR's BATTERY.
4th DIVISION. DIsT. WEsT Tenn.
La GRANGE. TENN., July 18th.

~ $500
My DEAR MADAM 1t became my-pain-
full duty. to inform you that your nus
band, Thomas McQuiston. an artifcer OF
my command. died at Corinth. Miss. on
the 9th day Of July. 1862. of Typhoid
fever.
Both officers and soldiers of this com
mand, deeply sympathize with you in
your atfliction. The deceased soldier
was beloved and respected by all far his
good conduct, bravery and patience UNI
der trying circumstances. He was always
first in line when before the enemy. and
ready for any post. We deeply feel his
loss. remain, Dear Madam.
Respectfully yours,
EDw. SPEAR, JR..
Capt. 18th Ohio Battery.
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SALE.
clincOu Jennings
W
w III XIX FL III
la Trum. Com. Plea

VIM. Kirk et Al
By virtue Of 4 special II. ia. against tbs plaintiff
IN the above case, Issued by the Clerk VI Common
Pleas in and for the County Of Tunbuu. STATE OF
ohio. I have levied upon and shall expose to public
safe al the south door Of the Court HOase in WsT-
rem. in said county, Oh
saturday the 27th day OfSePIenaber Is5S
betW eeD the hours Of 10 o'clock \ N and 4 o'cIo.k
7 VI OF said day, the following described property
70 wit: ' llage lots Nos. Il and IS in the TulaEe al
EarI=Slle IN the tOEnship OF Newton IN Said cOur-
", and which are bounded on the Hezt By lot No
~. east By Q street running north and south, on H.
northeast by street running northwest from Rsa-
yer NILS so called on the south BY Olive street.
No. 70 In said ! LIage Plat. said lots are appraised
at 81. each. Terms cash.
JOS. O. BUTLER. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Ofira- Marren- Anr y IsS9-sm
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
DER Reed.


vs. > In lmm Com pI-aa
Porter r. Friend ct 81.
b virtue of IN order Of sale issued out of TIA
Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio.
IN the above case. viii expose 10 public sale on
Saturday the 27thday o fSePtemher 8 Q
at the south door OF the Court House in Warren IL
said County, and betUee the hOurI OF 10 o'clock A
u and 4 o'clock P II Of said day, the following de-
erlbed real estate. to wit: situate in said County Of
ITumbull and State Of Ohio, and also In the town
ship OF Mecca, and designated on q plat of lots IaL1
ont BY Daniel Derr, George II. Reed 4 Isaac Trox-
ell, BY It's number being one. and bounded on ths
east by lands of-SlOW, on the by lot No. Il
on the north By lot No. z. and on the south By land
Of Slow. Appraised p.
Terms Cash. !. {. BUTLER, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, Warren, Aug q. lSi3.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
The State of Ohio
Il Trumbun County SIS. ! In the Probate Court.
Administration of. ". Wolcott. PPfsl

Il Irumbul County SIS. J In the Probate Court
Administration of. W. WOlcOtL. PPfsl
Va
julia Peek, Daniel II. Peck, Lyman
Peck, Arthur Peck. Leslie Peck, PhaIly (Noti-s-
Ann Wade G-W6de,h husband Of
Phally Ann Wade; and Lyman Wolcott,
Defendants.
The above named defendants, nou-resSdeuts oftbs
State Of Ohio. are hereby notified that on tie ata
day Of July. 1862, the plaintiffs hied their petition 10
the Probate Court within and for said county, sst-
ting forth that on the 5rh day Of July, 15fl, Banja-
Tin Peck purchased, By written contract, of aid
deeedent Josiah Va WOlcott, forty-threa and 73-IW
acres Of land N Pennington, in said county Of Truu-
bull, and known as part Of lot No. -, in said town
ship and that on payment Of the purchase uoney.
the said Woicott was 70 make, execute and deHTsr
70 said Peck or his heirs and assigns, 3 good and sui
neient warrantee deed Of the premises Aforesaid.
that said purchase money has been fully paid. u
part to said .W0lcOtt In his lifetime and in part 70
plalnIrs, and that said contract was assigned b.
said Peck 10 Simeon Lee and BY him ASSIGNED to
Isaac Lee; that said Julia Peck Is the widow Of said
BENJAMIN Peck, and the rest Of said defendants, eK-
sept said Lyman WolcOtt. are his heirs, and plain
tlss ask the Court for an order to make for said Is
sac Lee q deed Of the premises. Said Petition viii
be for hearing on the 9th day Of August, A. D.. Isa
At which time you will appear and defend, or he
prayer ofsaid petition win be granted and an ordr
made accordingly. By FUTILE STULL,
Aug. 6. ls62-2w Attorneys for the plaintiffs.
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A Practical Guide to Health and
Vigor.

The New Gymnastics, for men. women
and children. With a translation of Prof.
kioss's Dumb Bell Instructor and Prof.
Schreber's Pangymnastikon. By bio Lew
Is, NJ. d., proprietor of the Essex Street
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27

A T~TACHMENT t
IA R. H. Miller & Co, Plaintiff.

Aelson Benton and c. A. Vaughn, Defendants.
Before :. A. Davidson, J. P. ofMeeea, Trum. Co. o
On the 18th day Of August. Is62. SAID Ju-fice is-n
"a an order Of attachment in the above action, for
me sum CT three hundred dollars, which order has
oeen served upon property of the defendants, and
returned, and said action continued to the 4tR 5sv
Of October, 1852, st 9 O'Clock A ".
Mecca, Aug q, 1s62-3w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
For Congress-

The friends Of Gen. Jas. a. GAEFIELp in Tgumbuu
County, desire 10 announce his name as a candidate
Tor Congress; dissemination subject to the approval
Of tie Convention TO be held in GaIrsttsviIle. Por-
tags County. Tuesday. Sept. :, I5a2.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27

The superintendent of the delegation Of
the several counties viii be made by the
County Committees.
W. c. HOWELLS. Com. for Asht2bula Co.
4 Ep + As sPAER. Com. for Trumbunco {.
JOHN WETMORt, o. u
J. DUMARS, Oohl' i"r "HhOh-hg'
L. E. DURFEE, Com. for Geauga Co.
H.Y. BEEBE, Com for Portage Co.
The spportionment of Delegates for
the County Of Trumbull is as follows:
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For Congress.

Tbs triends OF h. W. TATLLs will Present his
name as 4 candidate for Congress. subject 10 the
approval Of the Convention 10 be held Sept 2. Isoa.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
OVERS NOTICE.

MIX X. WHEATLEY most res.
Iva p~eetfGlly informs the Ladies and Gentlemen
81 Warren and vicinity, that be has fitted up s DYE
hOUSE on the River Road, one door south Of Mr..
?. GaskllG residence, where he IL prepared to dys
all kinds Of goods, either
SILK, Worsted, Cotton or WoOllen,
in the very best manner. and warranted to give sat
istacuon. k@Au goods returned in one weeks
time. Gentlemen's Clothes clsansed and Dyed in
fashionable eolors. Ladies' Dresses eleansed and
dyed; likewise Fancy Bonnets Of all kinds and col
ors., Shwals eleansed, dyed and pressed. Also, all
Kinds OF Ribbons eoloTed, and Mourning dyed on
the shortest notice.
orders respectfully solicited. and promptly atten-
ied 70, al the shortest notice and on the most Tea
s0uable terms. Terms Cash,
NIB. Goods or orders may be left at J. Wheat
ieyls Grocery, Quinby Hill.
Aug 2, lsd2-Sm- r. WHEATLEY,
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wese BHhevs

2Z1JOZt3 FeVe~,
Fever ara Egue
LIve7' Complaint
RYspepsIo,
Indigestion,
Kidney C~OnepLaEnta,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-10-22
For the Standard.

fos the standard.
At regular meeting of the members Of Fellow.
ship Lodge, No. "a; on Saturday the 18th Scpten-
Der, 1852, A. L.. 1862, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS 1t has pleased Almighty God in His
wisdom to take from our number by the hand of
death, our much beloved brother, RuFF1N D. A7k1s.
son, P. NJ, and present S. D., who departed this
life August 18th, 1862; therefore,
Resolcsd, By the death of our brother we have
lost one of our brightest jewels and attentive officers
Resoloed, That We have striking scene of NOR.
tality before US, which should admonish us that the
alldevouring scytheof time is making its dreadful
havoc amongst u.s. and hope the practice of an ever
living sprg of Faith in the merits of the Lion of the
tribe of Judea to meet brother in an allperfect
glorious and celestial Lodge above, where the su-
preme Architect of the universe presides.
ResoIced, That We tender our sympathy to the
bereaved widow and little children of our deceased
brother and assure them that they only share our
grief, and commend them to our God, who is
Father to the fatheress and husband to the widow
In the hands of our Almighty Father we leave with
humble submission the soul of our brother The
will of God is accomplished; so mote it BE-
Resotaed, That We send copy of these resolu-
tons to the bereaved widow, and to the Fayetteville
Observer for publication, and request the Raleigh
Standard and Spirit Of the Ago to copy, and that
we spread them on our Minutes
W. H. AVERA, W. NJ.
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A WAR OF suBJUaAT1oN CANNOT sucCEED-sVSS
MAINE COULD NOT BE sUBJVGATED.

MAINE COULD NOT BE sUBJUGATfD.
have my own ideas on this war. ! wish coula
express them freely here, ("Speak Out. No, Nv
shall not speak out when armies are cohteliu ~
when fraterna blood is being she'd put uie, .S's
speaker paused some time as if consioern,s'l snS
will say, L was born in the State OF MAINE: w ono
side is the British Province of Nova ocoua, a"u U
the other is that of Lower Canada with Wide .'a'f
gable rivers opening the State to the naVies Gl tile
esor,J and nat th.ss is such an unconquerabie, IN
vncihie Anolo saxon spirit and such a high sense
of indenendence there, that do not oehe7e that
ENGLAND france. and the United States, together,
copld ever subiugate the people Sub)ugaton or
DETERMINATION is not an American idea; 1t is not
theory to which the Anglo Saxon blood IN our VEINS
will ever surrender If the oath OF suo)uga:loh
we're forced upon the citizens of the State OF
he would strike at the administrator OF that oat III
the rear; but whoever held out to him the right OF
selcgovernment, according to the Constitution Oh
the United States, be, with single regiment 'roul
New York, or elsewhere, would bring back all tne
neoule of Maine to their obedience. lido not pro-
nose. if any NAV draw such an inference, that we
shall ever Surrender our Constitution and govern
ment to the rebels of the Southern States but L
propose to carry on the war upon different prncl-
ple-with the sword in the right hand, ana Inc
Constitution in the left; (great applause ana un,
der that panoply and protection, not a million OF
soldiers. but two hundred thousand will crush out
and eAtermnate all southern rebellion. Ii 1t DC
necessary for the subuga:i6n of that cradle OF re-
bellion, where this unholy war first began, where
the proud Gag of our country was first struck DOWN
by rebel cannon if volunteers be called to re-hoSt
that flag there, l think / may say, two millions OF
volunteers would 60 from the Northern States
CheerS)
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The PEOPLE OF NORFOLK TO BE STARVED INTO
LoYALrY.-L'ncon is determined to starve the peo-
pie Of Norfolk into allegiance to his government:
The citizens of Norfolk, Virginia, are represented
to be in suffering condition. for an area containing
forty thousand inhabitants is enclosed by Federal
pickets. and traders from the country are forbidden
to enter the city with anything except vegetables.
The port is under blockade and our vessels are not
allowed to enter to trade These stringent regula-
tons have been rendered necessary on account of
the undisgused disloyaty and .reachery of the cit
zens Of Norfolk. Gen. Viele has been here and rep
resented the facts to the President and the Secreta
yof War, and to-day the subject was discussed in
Cabinet. 1t was argued that Norfolk, occupying
similar position to that of New Orleans. should be
supplied as military necessity. Gen. Viee has no
authority to supply the inhabitants from the mill
tary stores. The Government refuses to supply
them with food as prisoners of war, and the only
relief must be permitted them to purchase provis.
ions for themselves 1t is believed that the decision
Of the Cabinet was adverse to granting permits to
Northern merchants to trade with Norfolk, as the
Secretary Of War refused such permits after the ad
journment of the Cabinet
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-10-22

The Piedmont RAnLRoAD.-Thc President recently
sent in communication to Congress informing that
body of the contract entered into by the Richmond
Il Danville R. R. Company for the construction of
this connection, but acknowledged his ignorance Of
the progress which has been made upon it. Since
the contract was entered into. we learn that the
Companys Office rs have been very jealous in prose
cutting the work. The entire grading is under a
contract and the conditions that it is to be COM
pleted by the LIST of May next under heavy pen
atty. Already mile or SO o: it is done, and large
number Of hands are engaged upon it every day
The number Of hands will be Increased shortly to
fifteen hundred and it is said that the grading will
be done by Christmas. perhaps.
1t is matter of great interest, not only to the
Danvie Railroad, but to the people Of Greensboro
and Danville and indeed of the whole country, that
it should be completed at the earliest day possible,
and we glad to learn that the subcontractors ap-
preciate this importance and are doing all in their
power to complete ;t-Danrile -ippeak
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-10-22

-. For the STANDARD
At q meeting Of the members of the comn.n;.a "a.
Capts Paris and Lewis, held at Saxapabaw a., VI
nance County, on the 9Th inst, on motion c Aa'
PARIS was called to the chair and s. N. Bradshap..
It was tnen announced that the meeting r,,
caeo ,ot .ne purpose OF paying last tribute of roc
sPect 70 tnose OF our friends and members Of ,e-
companies who have recently fallen On rho =, our
leio, IN obedience to call of their o"'ue'
Newlin. ''',' and William E.
u. "a . vo..ee OF four two from each comn,nr
was apPonsea to draft resolutions who utrod~o.i;
Tue ,olio"'ig preamble and resolutions
~ we the members of the aores,;a
'"Pa's; nave heard with painful re.,re. IF .ha
deaths OF John Ray, james H. Robnson sn u e
liam Newhn. John Ray volunteerel in d am " Il,
MS country on the 2Sth Of Februarv 1890 ece 10 o.
h ~"e ana Child father and friends IN monr e
r rs ueas a ne was esteemed by his comnanw
Ever ready TO discharge his duty, forsakns sy.rr
hattie at M.nass.s 20 MS country call, he fell in
ham - Na~,;n ss u.s., James H. Robinson and VIII.
ult, at Sharpsburg They had inst , y, .ne lIth
age OF eighteen but did not falter when ths the
try calied-leavlng fond parents brothers sonn
anu numerous acquaintance. Therefore, '''S'
Hssosoed, That it has pleased God in his mero;o.
70 Visit our army with the hand Of death. W. hoa,,
| with submissive and sorrowed hearts to His u ir
| knowing that it must be done. None Knew ,bs ",'
out loved them They were exemplary. moral sI'
ana possessing every quality to command the ~
spect of all who knew them, '"' IT.
Resot0ed That we tender to their sorrow;n,
parents and relatives our most heartfelt sympabes
trusting they may find consolation in the memorS
OF their lives and of the cause in which, thew 50
hes0l'ea' That committee of four be appointed
70 transmit copy of these proceedings to the Hills.
ooro fecorder and Raleigh Standard, with a 70.
quest that they publish the same 'A " IT,
RoBT. PICKARD,1
| JAS. MORROW,
| E. GRAHAM, Com.
| j. MAY.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-10-22

THE ENEMY DRIVEN OFF THE INLEr-TTo Federal
vessels lying some four miles below Fort Caswell
on Friday ha"ing driven off working party en-
gagged in leveling the hills, Gen. Rains sent to Col.
Lamb at Fort Fisher to bring over his two long
range seige guns belonging to Stars Fayetteville
battery. The guns were carried over and placed in
position on the beach, about quarter of mile
apart ny the Colonel and between nine and ten
O'Clock Saturday, lire was opened on the uuex-
pecting Yankee vessels which were within two
miles of the beach. At the third shot which enter.
ed the paddle box of one of the steamers, she was
too disabled to navigate and had to be assisted by
her consort Thrty-orre shots were fired from the
guns, about ten of which took effect doubtless kill
ing number of the encmy. The firing surpassed
anything for precision that we have heard of on the
seacoast The steamers were considerably splintered
The enemy were so busy in leaving that they did
not fire but three times. The crippled steamer did
not fire. One II inch shell exploded near one of
our gyms, the other two shells fell far short Our
last shot was thrown over the bow of one of the
steamers when she five miles off the proectile
being in the air about twenty eight seconds These
siege guns are of wonderful range throwing farther
than the best guns the enemy have off this river
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