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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
ThIrty-seventh Congress.

HousE-Mr Noel, of Missouri, from the
Select Committee on Emancipation, reported
a bill to aid Missouri in securing the abolish
nent of slavery therein.
1t provides for the issue Of $4,000, 900 OF
thirty years bonds, payable to loyal owners,
the Government p~ledging itself to the depor-
tRtion and colonization OF the freed men.
Mr. Vallandigham objected to the consider
atior of the bill, for reasons stated, but the
Speaker overmled the decision in accordance
With that heretofore applied to the French
spoliation bill. ~ iH p
Mr. Clemens, of Tennessee, was not aware
that this bill would be reported and as q
member of the Special Committee on Eman-
c~ipation, he objected to it ll1iut IIil.
Last session it was proposed to appropriate
$3.50, 600, 900 to aid in the adjustment Of sla-
very in Kentucky, Western Virginia, Mary
land, Missouri and Delaware. This was on a
national basis; whereas, this bill is of a sec
ional character, referring as it did to only
one State.
Mr. WickliHe, Of Kentucky, had seen it
stated in public prints that som time after
the issue of the proclamation, information
bad been received by the President from in
s~elligent, whole. souled Union men, which sat
fled him that q great powerful change had
taken place in Kentucky in favor of this mis-
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
na-rhe Kew York CommereiaI sa.

RE-The New York Commercial says
the Try goods market of that city is very
quiet. The jobbing trade has been very
large and successful, and jobbers never
made SO much money before. An army
Of them retire from business with large for
tunes on the Let Of January.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07

sEThe Legislature of California is in
session. A discussion has arisen in the
Senate on a resolution to endorse the Pres
ident's Proclamation, which promises to
last for several days.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
TURNPIKE ELECTION.

TIME stockholders OF the Dayton Western Turnpike
i'll Company will take notice thai an election will Ne
held atthe house Of William Blessing, IN West Al6 K.
andfia, Pneble county, Ohio, on the second Monday
eompanyto serve for the ensuing year. friIIH ,nHH
de20W4 DUNLAP. praatdeut
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07

RsrThe Missouri Legislature yesterday
elected Mr.. HE~SDERsoS, an emancipation
ist, United States Senator for the 'short
term. One ballet was had for the long
term, but no choice made.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07

1NHE stockholders IN the Miamisburg and Centre.
IL VILE Turnpike Company are hereby ncnhed to
meet a. the Office Of william Goudy, IN mo town Of
Mlemiab arg, on Monday, the 18th day Of January,
1853, "a enc O'clock p N of said, and then ant there
ldActseFen Dtfeotors o~faaidnonpany to eeTVaiorthe
ensuing year. de2Ow4 q. 4, GROVE, PTest.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
The Ohlo EeElsihfnrs.

This body assembled yesterday. The
Govornors Message was read. We were
not favored with an advance copy, and
cannot lay it before our readers tO-dsy--
1t contains nothing of special interest:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
Governor Letcher,s Message

NEw YoBK, Dec. H.-Gov. Letcher's message 10 IN,
rebel Legsl,ture OF Virginia concludes az foiioW,
10 at the picture on all sides. and t presents hon,
full eocsursgins features II we are only true IA
to tho cause and 90 the We On nno
b. overthrow. 1, there who DOUBTS the re,uli
Of the srugglel II there be such one, he tya Tor
t heart who deserve, 10 be mathematical or cast
from amopg US. No State has betn more loyal, more
faithfui, more devoted none have contributed more
literally In means and men; none have barred their
breasts more boldly or dehany to the storm and none
have sent their respes to the harvest OF death with
more Of ,elf- scr6cing devotion than the common. !.
wealth Of Virginia. she enlis ed for the war after full
consideration and great appreciation Of all the con-
sequences which were to follou separation, aud she
will bs true TO the d. She will never suo for pssce
because she did not bring this She will never
propose for compromise for she struggles only for her
rights, her liberty and Independence.
She will, % becomes the mother Of States stand mn
boldly and hurl her and defiance In the face OF her
foes until they to terms She will never m
sent TO treaty OF peace which dsmembers her own ter
rory, will she consent 70 treaty which does not
recognize fully the Southern Oouiedeacy. she know
what 10 due to her dignity and character and she
knows what 10 due 10 the Confsdsrtcy, and he duty will
be performed with scrupulous fidelity. Kneeiing
around the altar Of their country, her sons will sweaf
allegiance to her and fidelity TO tho Confederate Gov.
ernment and their prayers will ascend to Heaven for
blessings on Virginia and the Southern Confsdsrscy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
Sunday Nights Dispatches.

Rebels Refuse to Receive any More
Stores for our Prisoners
BAL more, Dec. IL The following dispatch was
received this morning:
YoRTREss MONROE Dec. 13.
To Fulton Baltimore Americ1n:
Piea,e pise notice that the rebel author les declre
receiving any more packases or provisions for the
Union prisoners, that parties interested may refrain
from 70 -WardDg any r1ore goods to this point.
(Sighed) BF Y. tUTLE7,
Major Gen. Commanding.
Rev. Mr. TorTeTce, wh1 vent to City Point with the
Rev @. q. Bsrbley, return ed this forenoon. He had
an interview with O pit. Hatch who sent from
Richmond TO meet him. He informed him OF the
atove decision OF the rete Government, and gave
reason therefor what they alleged to be imputston
on their honor by the press and Government author
teF, thai lhey not delivering the goods forward
ed 10 good faith TO the prisoners, and aered that o
his own knowiedgepthe officers In Libby prison, from
the immense supplies they Ie,eiyod could set table
from the stores on hand, equal to any hoei In the
United ststs'. He admitted there had been some
slight iIeguaiss In the supplies at one time by the
office WOO had been guilty OF neglectipg The prison
cts, but they had been promptly renewed and furnis
ed. As to the bad condi Ion Of the prison returned
Annapolis he said they were ex rome cases OF con
sumption, and that II was grave error on the part o
the authorities to have allowed such prisoners to re
turn. For the present nothing will be received bu
letters and enclosures Of money, aud southern mone5
had better be tent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

TEE CAMPBELLs AT NAUeHroN HALL.-There
was Q superb performance at Naughton Hall
last evening, and q crowded house. 1t will,
We think, be admitted BY all who were present
ct the brilliant entertainment given by the
Campbell Minst'els last night, that the troupe
as nos. organised, 10 more complete In all its
parts, and give better specimens Of music, bur-
letque, fun and comedy. than any similar band
that has recently visited our city. Only the
Campbells can equal the Campbslls.
There was one peculiar Characteristic In the
entertainment last night, and that WAS the
charm Of novelty. The repartees we're not q
mere repetition Of what has been repested q
thousand times before; or II old jokes were re-
peated, they were go revamped as to be as good
% new. The Same may be said With equal
truth Of the music, the dances aud the comic
burle'quss. Then, too, the variety for one
evenings entertainment was great enough to
satisfy the mos. versatile and fastidious.
That was an excellent programme last night,
but We are ss'ured shat an entirely new one,
equally as good, II not superior, will be offered
tonight. Fiom tbesample given last evening,
We can assure all who may 20 to Nsughton
Hall Tonight that they will enjoy rare en- err
tainmsnt, as novel as II will be pleasing. A.
this 10 the second and last entertainment the
CAmpbells will give In our city, Naughton
Hall will doubtless be crowded as 1t was last
night. Tickets and seats should, therefore,
be secured esrIy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
Lyons Kathairon,

Kathaiion is from the Greek word "Kathro," o
Kahairo," sgniiying to cleanse rejuvenate and re.
store This article Is what lts signifies. For pro
serving restoring and identifying the human hair It Is
the most remarkable preparation in the world. It 10
again owned and put up BY the original proprtor and
ID now made with the same care, skill and attento
which gave It sale Of million bottles per an
mum.
1t Is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradiostes seurf aud daudTuG.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
Itnakes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falling Of and turning
gray. r..
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head Of
hair should use Lyons K,thsiron. 1t Is known and
used tbrougho ut the cvilixed world. Sold by all
respectable dealers.
NEW YORK.
julyli-d&w6meod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

ferent remedies enables him to produce q cure, while
others fall IN the attempt. Science IL satisfied with
,he truth.
Civ, Constitution Wafer fair tria We mea1 u
VINO tare under some sIecialisrs care from year to
)ea, aud we partcnlaV Hlu ie ladies' who are IN.
stabty resortng to local treatment aGd all sorts Of
local app icatous for oi eases, wi as much chance Of
success as there I'D be fTcm l)csl applications to
tie throat for diseases Of the brain.
We have always been careful to language IN our
circular that cou not shock he most delics'e org,u-
za'On, but We receive so many commun cations from
parsons f which oonstitution Water Is adapted and
of whose disease no mention has been made, that
have fome to the conclusion that the remedy is oapa
bic OF producing cure no mat or whst the di.eass
n ay te, 1t ou I'd be made known Tn, medicine Ia Mt
up for the public and there should be no exceptions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
Cincinnati marEe,-Dsc. ~

FLOUR--The market rsmsns essentially UNCHANGED.
There was bat little done thou. h the s come dispo.
ton TO opee at pr o. shafo bslov the views of sci.
% o5. " ""' ''0 D"s 'A"iy'n
wHIsKY--The market vas bucyaut 10 day hut prl,es
bot quoaby higher The demau1 good In the % %
poom' TO neWs on Change from Nev YORK nattsr ed
me FEELING somewhat The sales 1000 brs At $40
me latter rate for wagon and 23i do at $50. n
hote--Ws have to notice Dat market and p lees en-.
treiy nominal The weather was too warm and pack-
ers Tor this and other reasons Withdrew from the mar.
ket and did not seem disposed TO buy ether tor psrt
or future delivery We omit quotations with the re-
marx that droVeB stil were oobhdtnt enough Of trs
future not to prei sales. The oeipts were about 600
esd. -'DT>N
PROVISIONS We noticed an increased di.ro.i,,or a
sell whilst heTe was less TO buy. Prime new city IA
was offered quite esly Of l2c, aud good brand. city
mess pork at s18 90 Clear bacon sides were ode, 4
Te,ly at &c. loose. The sales hued to 500
lard at i2c, and lCOOOb clear sides a. g. loose uny
lard would Dot have brought over IKE aud ,here 70
DO buyers OF mess pork at the quotation. Nothing done
In green meats, and prices nominal.
WHBar--Thers was hrmer feeling In the mav, o.
TO day, and choice red was held very h,mly at nj a.
and little or Done was to be bad eow this price Boy.
ers however whilst thsy willing to operats freely
the demands OF holders and for this s,son q ere sss
but little do 0. bat any purchue, Of oholee ren " IN
we're made were At 81 " % 81 %. White rera at
s,Does at 81 aaSi 81 f snmmOu to strictly ehoiss.
There were nc sales mae public. Eni
CORh-The MARKETS taie' and prices mu h. called
20 or 3; lower Nev, at the lower depot 0, a 93c.
aud old 10 sicts sold at si % We unde s,.nd s.le
OF one car ieai of old made OF 81 81. SAILS OF 500
bush new ear at lover depot At y3, Army conIae on
are paying I'll 20 for old com In sgks
HfE-lhe receipts continue light and the market 10
hrm hsl 500 81 for prime samples on arrival
BAkLEY--rhe maILet IL unchanged With PEE ~
good demand at 81 5Oei IS for M to o, Ice iprDG
and 81 OO9l 65 for prime to choice fall There ere
no iAlss made public,
AAY-rhe MARKETS unchanged and steady ct S97 90
@gs 90 or ton for prime timothy on arriv.i.
ha ms AZ Ia Am 49, r. h.aI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

WHArEvER doubts may be entertained as re
CARDS tho Uoion, there is one thing that there
can bs no doubt about, and that 10 (for we speak
from expsrience) that HeFriek Aliens Gold
Medal saleratus 10 the best and most perfectly
healthy dough expander In existence. .Itis 80
far ahead Of any other saleratus or soda, tha.
all who use Il, can see, at glance or taste,
shat what We ssy is true. Go to your Grocer
and get q paper Of Il, and our word for Il, you
will never use any other. Their depot 10 ll2
Liberty street, New York. Mos. Merchants
sell II. AH no 81 1sf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
wow XoJk uaIAss-Osc. H., q =
'ToN--lc better and less d iDg at $40 for mIddIips

y
oorToN--lc better and lusd log at $40 for mIddIps
Up aads.
FLoUR-ycrs active and ship ing grade. $, hjebsy.
sales at ~ 5000 SO for extra state; 90 4O0 al goy
western; 81 t0a7 81 for extra round hoop Ohio. And
"a en1e so for ird' brands the market closing AN
WuisKY--Open'd steady dnd cIos,d htavy Al t3a
200 for tta'e and western
wHEAr--hore 40 I've and faIiy 10 hotter Al m so1n
~ for obieaso spripg, ei fiBi 10 Tor i'wsutss
Club ~ 1901 80 Tor amber NIL salkes; 0I 52aI 81
for viLte, red western; sI 609l 81 for Amber Msh,.
gan, and ~ 80 for white western. TtT y
o0RN--Ve'y Am and q fair demand ~ 81 2Jx@I %
for chipping msed western ia store, ebf ny at sI 2i
uusound at 81 %
oAT5-opsned steady. and closed heavy at semsic
for weste and state 25 600 hush ,ndsome w.slera
sold late Saturday evenings 03c In slr sN
WOOL-Firm. Nothing Of moment doing.
PErR)LFUM-Duii.
POAK-Dulla = hesvy with sales at oi7 IeHOI1 %
for old nei SIS 80 Tor new do; e9 0Oa 10 so fIT nsR
pie; si6 5O&r7 90 hr new prime mess.
BEBP-Quiet and srsdy. .H--t-
BACON lDEs-Dull and nominaiiv UNCHANGED.
H0 is-Drrs-d dull and lower at 7kab7ho forv =.
erp, and ~ 49c for city.
OF Janusr, ut I2c. 0f y
for state. ''' =
oHEESE- oaIet a. IssiSc for common to prime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
Rumors of Peace COMMISSIONS ers ArTiv-
ing at Fortress Monroe.

WARRINGTON, Dec. I3.-The Chronicle to day pub.
fishes rumor which It 10 not able to verify but be-
Aiexar der H. Stephens and Ave others had down
to Fortress Monroe on ,g OF truce boat, with propo-
sa' Of peac and that they asked to be received in theI
official capaci a. Commissioners OF the Southern Con
federacy but their request wa refused Inquiry wal
made this morning in quarter where such TACT, II II
existed, would probably be known, but nothing OBJ
tantd oonhtmatoty Of the ruuor. II any mission
err or person acting by authority Of the rebel goverL
ment, made visit to Rortre,s Monroe, II was the
exchange Of prisoner, which, for certain reasons,
more probable than The rumor referred to.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced by the Medical Faculty, and the
public to be the most wonderful remedy for tbs per
manent cure Of all diseases Of the STOMACH, Liver
KIDHEYs and BL ADDER that has ever been offered,
it 10 not Q hINERAL WATER. II 10 from cxpe.
fience that CONSTITUTION WATER has emanated,
ana We now say let man Doubt when single bottle
has peen known to dses es which the beat med-
cai talent IN the country has faded 10 relieve.
"A remedy possessing the virtues Of Constellation
wseL cannot % cia,ssd under "qusek preparations,
a. now used By the most scientific pra,titiousrs IN
the cy. ~ 10 only iecond-olass physicians that cry
down popular remedies. whio the better skilled make
use eveiy means 70 aoeompish curei and the sue
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

SALEcT FoATElrED LAsD,.-YeSterdsy being
the second Monday in December, was The day
appointed for the sale at the Court House, by
the County Auditor, of lands and lots forfeited
for non-psy ment Of taxes. Busfew sales were
made yesterday. The sale will be continued
to-day tuesday, commencing at ten O'Clock
this forenoon.
These forfeited lauds have been advertised
In the STATE MAN, aud ell persons who intend
to buy'are referred 10 the printed list.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

A BEAUTIFUL COnrLExIon, free from Tan,
Plmples and Freckles, may easily be procured
by usiDg the "Balm Of Thousand Fiovers "
For shaving It is unsurpassed. ItIs composed
OF palm OIL, honey, and other valuable articles,
highly rerfumed by it's own Ingredients, and
when used for washing, nigh. and morning,
renders the skin Poft and white, and free from
bemish Ph 50 cents. For sale by N. B.
Marpe and all druggists.
eepr24 62-d& ElseoS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
Last Nights Dispatches.
From Ohatsanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. II -ooi Watkins, commander
OF Ktptacky brigade. retained to-day from cavalry
reconnaissance 10 far a. Lafayette. He dashed into
Lafayette and captured rebel sgnal station six officers
and forty privates The balance Of large force Of
rebels fed.
ordered homo turlough, having reenlissd 90 vse.
ran volunteers. Numbers n veteran regiments and
batteries are prepared to enlist under the new order.
rumor prevails that Longstreet 10 in retreat from
knexvile. Hsiost four thousand prisoners and nearly
oil his cannon and trains.
Gen. Pslmsr's resignatlon as commander Of the 1ith
corps which was accepted, has been recalled, and he
Ii again In command b.. s..a slls i..l
James Walker. New York artist, has been commits.
stoned to paint the battle Of Chattanooga,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
From Eexas.

CAIRO, Dec. 13.Lste accounts from below represent
Marmaduke endesvorng to unite his force ith Pce,
who wa said to be crossing Red river into Texas.
Prices forces much reduced, his whole nu ber Is
less than ave thousand large Federal force Is pur
suiog him.
The rebels are much disheartened. The stesmer
Plate Valley passed up with 39i bales OF cotton for
81. Louis. Two deputy Provost Sarshas In this dis
trict ares ed two deserers Dougane yesterday,
when the deseteB attacked their csptors killing one
ontright and beating the oher till inieDsble. The do.
serteTs escaped.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
winter Observation-Disclosures

Nrw YORK, Dec. H-A special to the Times from
Washington 18Th, says: Both the rebel army and oui
own are busy cons ructlng winter quarters indicston,
Of quiet never to be mistaken and the liberal grautns
Of furoughs by corps commanders and return to camps
Of exiled suffers.
Three years' men are rapidly re enlistlpg.
reconnaissance on Friday by the First Massachu
setts and First Vermont under Major Janewsy toward
speryville, furnished q little fgh; with detschmen
OF the Sixth Virginia but developed no other force
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

TEE best advice that can be taken Ia TO ssv.
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound BY
using HuDson's UHRivALLED ToorH PASTE. Call
for Is at Studers. MARBLES, Samuel's, Roberts
Wilsons, schueller's, shsup's, Denig's, Ridg.
ways, J. Fowler's, D. D. s., or at Druggists,
Dentists or Perfumsru anywhere. Try II one
and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
Morning and Noon Dispatches
Kehal nsaeriara

NEW YoRE, Dec H.-The Herald's special from Gull
pepper o. II. 18th says Desertes from III rebel line,
state that large numbers Of soldiers will tate advantage
OF the amnesty offered in the Presidents proclamation
as soon M they can become acqusined with its provl
ions. Its averrsd that sold would have eowe over
q. In bode, long since II they could have been
isded they would not at once have been Impressed 10
the Union service. They have been assured by their
officers that that would be the fate OF every deserer.
No doubt large majority OF North Oarons and border
state troops are heartily sick OF war; and desirous Of
returning to their allegiance
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
From ORIlfOrnIA.

FAN FRkEoisco, Dec. 1i.-News Ia received from the
wreoEing party eDgsped in ieching for ,s,uTe where
the steAmer Golden Gate sunT last year. Four sddi-
tonsl boxes Of treasure have been recovered iearoh
will be continued while the favorable season lasts.
The Los Agelos Vigilance Committee have taken an.
other prisoner from the session Of the sheriff aud
huug him. He had been convicted Of an attempt to
kill, and seUtenced to ten years. confinement n the
penitentiaTy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15

EvEHIFo soH:oL, - The undersigned has
opened 90 evening school In his College Rooms
South High street, near the corner Of Broad
street. for the purpose Of giving Instructions
10 Writing and Bookkeeping. Rooms open
from 7 till 3 O'Clock.
TERAs--Writipg, fifteen lessons, : $3 90
Bookkeeping, full course, 30 90
de9-d3., 8 /. Mccoy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
Paving Notice.
To all whom IL may concern:

To oil whom IL may concern:
Crrv CLERKs 0UIcr,
OoLunBus, o., Dec. I. 1858, I u
Notice hereby given that proceedings have been In
sutued In the City Council OF Columbus for making
the following improvements, to wit; Frse -
For grading and paving the pnpaved crossing on ths
sou side OF Broad street ct Fair alley.
The same TO be done In accoIdance with pIals and
estimates to be prepared BY the City Civil AnRneer snd
hled In the office Of the City CLERK. =
All persons claiming damages account Of sad pro.
posed improvements, are required to his their olams IN
the oce Of the oity olerk In writing, ON OF before the
). ). FUNSTON,
decs-4W Oily Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This 10 the most delightful and extraordinary srticl,
ever discovered. 1t changes the sun burnt face and
hands to peary satin texture Of rsvishing beauty, i'm
parting the marble purity Of youth, and the distn0u
appearance 90 inviting in the city belle Of fashion. II
removes TAM freckleu, pmples ad roughnes from tn,
skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and
smooth 1t contains no material Injurious TO the skin
Patronsed BY Actresses and Opera Singers. It 10 wha
every lady should have Bold everywhere.
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General Agents,
~ 2O9 broadway, N. Y.
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