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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-29

{ SEC, 4. ,, The Committee named in the
last section shall be appointed by the Graud
Presidents by andwith the advice and seon,i
sent of the State Council, at, the regular
meeting in July of each year: and The Grand
President shall likewise designate all select
Committees authorized by the Council siS.
SIC. 5. There shall be meeting Of the.
Executive Committee ef the State Council in
the City ol Columbus on Frdaya evening Of
each week, or at such other times and places
as may be ordered BY the Grand President.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-29

SEC. !. The Grand President, Grand
vice President, Grand Secretary, Grand
Treasurer; aud Gf4hG Secretary cf ihs f,tat6
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-29
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~ !, las TRAITORS q s'.s,sass.4

SeAc sa.asleeh ~ VH ~, ~ g',lafs1I =
4fo.a nv II cH it'r ifors.i sS..is " si',Sr@ MN -
Among the letters readatthei 4Loy.
at NATIONAL fgenguen mass meeting in
NV York city On Saturday. April Il,
.auts d % baa Secretary Chase @is which
stEe Rave alFead y7netitea, anA one from
sGsaeral s,aHsaleck. :. Tie II Louisville
sgBhgffn aagyssothea following passage
dIsosas j MIG TGaasfall TI4lssk letter, AID an Sahpld
aappcnds the sosthing remarks abelow:
,sl M ave lave already made r nfHrpeeppsge II epss
spragressiastbis wlsr7ra egsreate tegas pro-
luYessst han WAS eyef beforeamaae sander
s9nffiat circumstances Our aaaFmies
~ '.ars stilI advancing, and ,iif sustained
.sby tLevoiees, the patflotic ,milllons u
at home, they viii ere long crush the
rebellion in the -Southyand then place
ttfoir heels upon tie neadssof sneaking
traitprs little North. y. J. s.s5 Y,
When Ian qua g. such as this. was US
oledsgeEeral weeks.ago by q certain Gen
eral Milroy, wedenounced it asIinfaln-
ssooTs4s ssooTst4s, oa1a'held itiup So the eEecratio1
se..,f 81 tie people. Vi ,nowwitA aditioiial
osstrass apply tplthe llangtagge AT Fener7
loahaIalleckThat NO then sad Of the
langnago Of General Milroys 1t is
unsperkable ssinfsnonss aHd-deserves,
\ Al itsN5f feeeiyag fiss hoartfels egacra1
lpu if tags pg9ple Nor WIZ the peo-
\ ple, nor should they, rest cahtcnt With
4osimplef xeGrasion, lnweFer deep and
hsl5nniirt afhesWill, sas thayshonld, ay,
hlasls 81 tFey Hiast, if tllty would live sfpoe
4. s3I,s pI,asapl Z, Asls lslress tlgihselycs WITH new
,earaestness and resolution tothogreat
work ofpatting -dossa.atthe ballot-box
4 tia deHtrn.ti and internal party Of
h,cs General Halleck is "a worthy
I rasSf This WORK Is indispensable TO
TIL ths natioaal salgstitoR,. Lpt ttlle iaEi
grls1s II General HalIecE, sna oil
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-29

Council, aud the corresponding ofacors Of
the subordinate Councils shall constitute an
Executiysr0 0ammit,se Of The State and
SubOrdinale .conns1s, respectively, 10 act in
cases of ennergeneyJ and 10 transact, shusinesS
Nhsn theJe 3 nola quorum present ~ say
j sgtilaror called mteling OF such Councils,
and thsir action shall be ratified ata suisse
quent Insetins.
SIC. g Three members Of the Ezecutivs
Committee, ineluline either the Grand PrecN
idenG or Grand Secretary Of the State Eoun-
Gil, or either Of the Corresponding officers Ol
Subordinate Councils shall form a quorum
for The tran Ilssctioa. OF nsss-------s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-29

t;gSEc.8a ALI yacanciesiof officers occurring.
in the State gouncil Or in Subordinate Coun.
ellis shall be, filed, by q vote Of the members
present at any regular meeting; or Id case OF
Temporary absence Of any officer, bis place
may be filled byca pro tempore appointment
by the m cnbers present. ii3f NJ I'm ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-29

from the owner 'thefeofin civil suit upon the
.psesentatioa OF the idog's scalp in evidence,
passed March 24.f 4fad4 9a Hf,sos ,5p !
Supplementary to the act OF May LIST, 1862
relativssto the ASSESSMENT and 1taxatiohe OF
express and telegraph9epmpanies, reauireing
such companies to make report to the Aus
'ditor oi' State, of -afl their taxable property
tandith be Nalpe tbereof. passed Mach 24ssis'
. RIO authorize the city OF Toledo to be die
'vided into sewerage districts aud the estab.
siishlaantotaG aGnofsI thorough system oi seWs
;erage. passed March 25. rf.
7 TO provide Tor the payment Of bounty paid
Iof promised to volunteers under the Presi
dents callssof Jnly and August, 1862, au.
thorizlng the County Commissioners to levy
atax sufficientto pay tho bounty agreed upon
insthe county, and y repay the money bort
wed, passed, April T. i
~ Authorizing the criminal CourtsVof VI ami
ton county TO- ltnprson parties falling 20 pay
fines assessed against them, and to release
them when IL appears thsy are unable 70 pay
passed April 8.sto slspf ada sgp namI
|, Providing for the punishment by State au-
Ith6rities Of parties countsrfeiting note issued
Ebylauthoritysoi Congress. passed March 20
Ohio Fefhaie College III Hamilton county Itc
| five passed Aprils3s ypaj 31esI ngofl Z
b ,Toasllew, the Urbaaa,s Mechanicshurg and
Jefferson turnpike company to charge q higf
FerrAteof toll, passed MaIch 25si ,lIatnJ v q
sTen allow the Cinrinnasi and Coyipgtor
Bridge company to lower the altitude iol
that Bridge. lf0ha l22 70 100 sqieet, passed
March LsiGaoI1 NaiyiN 1s .q8yqgod
Changing the time OF holding the Summer
term of common pleas court ii Belmont co.
passed March 278A gsdig9e{ ylaS ssn &
\ To authorize misunderstanding col panies t.
reduce their capital stock, BY ! meeting and
sdccisieA OF two Ihifds of ithe stockhelders
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-29

,siot ~ VIZ u III tti22f vfL fftt.ot
he has found It adyantageous 10 BUY aof the
libefai advertisers in' tne 5oiirnai Y, 'Ihs %
gasleuS hrMs whose wen We4i dis q aoyer
Itiselments adorn ana occupy the valuable
columns OF the JoafnaI: have donotiess Been
o. tue loP'nlea va Gsplals ifuftt was .
close ana through reaner soi nis newspaper
and it was Niellcitous7 RECKONING on thear
part, to piace.belore himatn tgpe ginests1aa.,
mlilar n g him tne variety ana eEce l llienee
their metchandls lse, and the ready and prof
table cnngertfnllsy ointhe aYarious ARTICLES
rendered conspcIous py theJ JoqrnaEs tempt'I
ing typography, 70 the PUBIC service. We
take satisfaction m noticing this as among
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

HrMILIArIHG AND DIsGRACFFUL. -Thc
AbolitiOnistS are carrying their negro
equality doctrine into the army, to tie
dctriment Of the Union cause. Not con
tent with freeing and arminS negroes,
they place negro officers over white SOL
diers, thus elevatinS the negro ana de-
grading the white man. Two companies
OF the 18th Maine regiment, stationed on
Ship Island, have, officers and men, been
disarmed and arrested, by negro soldiers,
for absolutely refusing to be consolidated
with the negroes, and be commanded by
negro officers. A correspondent Of the
Springfield (Mass.) Republican, the lead.
ing Republican organ Of New England,
says:
-" The execution of the order for arrest
ing these companies was one Of the most
humiliating ever witnessed. As pre-
caution against disturbance, the black
regiment was ordered under arms and
muskels loaded. Two companies OF
blacks, with their black officers marched
to the quarters Of the dsobedient SOL
diers, aud called upon them to come for
ward and surrender themselves as pris-
oners. Instead Of resisting, the men
Obeyed the summons in a spirit charac-
teristic of the intelligent New England
soldier, who knows how to obey, hut
knows too, the philosophy Of resistance
to injustice. Silently they marched to
the front Of their negro masters, stacked
their arms, hung their accoutrements
upon their glittering bayonets, and turn
ed sadly away, while their black captors
bore away their arms with feelings Of
glee, as if they were trophies OF conquest.
AS the ebony band returned from their
work, their comrades in camp welcomed
them with shouts Of triumph"
White men, does not your blood boil
with indignation at such disgraceful
proceedings?
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

"a LAW TO PUNISH POVERTY Some
one thus strikingly and appropriately
names the Conscription law. 1t is well
enough to call things by their proper
name, and clothe them in proper Ian
guage, thus:
Be II enacted by the Congress Of the
United States, That any able-bodied man
between the ages of twenty and forty FIVE,
who from any cause be too poor to pay
three hundred dollars on demand, shall
be seized and conveyed to the nearest
Sailitary post, and compelled to serve in
the ranks as private soldier, for the full
term Of three years-any provision in the
Federal or State Constitution to the con.
trary Notwithstanding.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
The Medical and surric.lInst,.ut,


Of DR.. L. J. CzAPKAY, is already secured in a po-
sitOn which places it, we'll as its proprietor far
above the assaults Of envy and professional malice
In the schools Of France, the highest prizes
often awarde6 on practitioners in this department
Of Medical Science, and they occupy with others,
equally lofty position in the profession. Ricord
is an nlustriOus example, shining light among
the philosophical stars Of his age in Europe, and
DR.. Czapkay has fully equaled him in this country,
as proof Of which, the Philadelphia College of
Medicine eomplimented him with a diploma, and
the honorary dd euniem degree. Selecting this
as his field Of operation, although qualified as
graduate Of the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary
army, for more extended Lahore, Dr. L. J. Czapkay
has bent his earnest attention to the Of chron
diseases, in which he has become.so great and
expert that he is now regarded as the Leader in
this branch Of his profession throughout the Uni
ted. Slater, and his portrait and biography are
published as matter Of interest to their aders in
the most exclusive journals The Doctors Offices
are at his Medical and Surgical Institute, on Sac
ramento street, corner Of Leidsdorf, nearly OppO
site the buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
W We ask the particular attention Of our
readers to the sworn certificates Of remarkable
cures, in another column Of this paper.
The Physician Is often blamed for
want Of success in his streatment when the disappoin,
ment in the recovery Of the sick is 20 be traced to
the administering impure medicines. Robert White
apothecary, Is paying particular attention to the
cornp3undng physicians prescriptions and family
recipes from medicines OF undoubted rurty Robert
White, Medical Hall, is appointed agent for most
of the genLine Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

CoNrRABANDs.-It is stated by the
Washington Chronicle, rabid Abolition
paper and organ Of the President and
Cabinet, that there are now about five
thousand,contrabandS at Alexandria, Vir-
ginia- Most Of them DO not know what
to do. And to support these runaway or
stolen negroes, the labOring white men
of the country are taxed enormously.
Millions of dollars, forced from the hard
earnings Of the people. have been lavish
ed upon these idle, ignorant and indolent
negroes by the Administration.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
S-T-I S6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen. and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipAt and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent
fcvers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DIarrhea, Cholera, and Cholera
Murhus.
They curc Liver plant and Nervous Head
ache.
They the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, ami are eJhdusfed
tirc'~ great rss'0rsr. The! made Of pure St.
CroIx Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots
and herbs, aud taken with the pleasure Of
beverage, without regard to age OF time Of day.-
Particularly recommended 10 delicate persons re
quIrIng delicate stmuant. Suld by all Grocers.
Druggists, Hotels aud Saloons. p. II, DRAKE u
Co., New York. CRANE < BRIGHAM, Agents,
san Francisco. tiuly ieow.yl
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

ExPENsIvE.-The Chicago Tribune, the
organ Of the President in Illinois, says,
" the experiments which have been tried
in the different bayOus South, and have
come to naught, will cost the United
States millions Of money. One item alone,
that Of wrecked steamers, is enormous,
but it is kept from the public from pru-
dental motives"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13


WRECKS OF llUM,NltY.-WuY SHoEL0
THEY SING.--Ihe excitement OF 1.-THE
chase has always been supposed 10 have
healthiul tendency but there IS kind
of chase which breaks down the coustitu-
tlon, dcblhtates the frame, and shortens
life. We mean the headlong, unintrr.
mlttinS hun; after "thc almighty dol
lar" which is the greatest business char.
actcristc Of the present day. 1t begets
other evils unnecessary to name) which
precipitate the fate of thousands. There
is, however, a possibility of recovery
from the prostraton produced by these
cau>cs, long after their victim has ceased
to hope for it. II we are rightly inform
ed, the most astonishing cures Of what is
called general weakness and debility,
which have ever been known in this
country, have been effected through the
agency Of Doctor lloLLowAY's inestima-
ble remedies. Mere skeletons of men,
out Of whom the very principle Of vtaii-
ty seemed to have been drained, nave
been restored to health and vigor by the
operation Of the Pits; and of the Oint-
ment, in case of paralysis, rheumatism,
&c, we hear an equally favorable ac-
count. If men niU break down tneir
energies by over exertion-if, in their
anxiety to :" go ahead" they ciU over
ride the most precious of Gods blessings,
hcalih--it is well they should know how
to repair the mischief, when they come at
last to realize the fact of their premature
decay. The wrecks of humanity, who,
without any particular disease, appear to
be sinking from mere exhaustion, would
find, without doubt, immediate relieffrom
Doctor HOLLowAY's remedieS.-[Phil.
Tribune.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

CoPPERnEADs.-One hundred young Ia.
dies, a few weeks ago, appeared in
church, in Chichester, New Hampshire,
wearing the copperhead emblem OF the
father Of our country and the Goddess of
Liberty. In consequence Of this display
it is intimated that Butler or Burnsdes
will be appointed Military Governor OF
the Granite State.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

MILITARY PRISONERS There are three
military prisons in St. Louis, one for
females, who are actually tried for trea-
son by military officers! Big thing, isn't
it, The most despicable tyranny that
ever cursed the earth never stopped to
ANYTHING so base.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

Coon Morro.-Gen. Shelby, of Ohio, in
a recent speech at Bellefontaine, said the
Democrats Of mis- district mad ad dopted the
following as their motto, which they re-
garded as terse, patriotic and forcible:
"The Constitution as it is !; the Union as
It was; the negroes where they are, and
the clergy where they ought to be-"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
Special ann General Notices.
CITY COLLECTORS NOTICE.

T ICENsE-PAYERs will please take notice that
IL have fixed upon SATURDAY Of each week for
the collection Of Licenses. All are expected to pay
for their licenses on the first Saturday after they
become due. J. B. HUME,
jyl2u City Collec.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
ARE YOU INSURED P
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

NOTIOE.-The Board OF Directors OF the Fl
IN Dorado County Agricultural Society are here
by notified to meet at the office of Dr. l. g Titus, in
the City of Placeryille, Saturday the 18th day OF
june 1863, at o'clock, p. NJ, for the transaction Of
important business.
THOs. J. oRGON, sse'y.
Fl Dorado, June 5th, lseS.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
Politics In Greenwood.
NEAR RGRttNvnon. Jnne 1DIh l


MrSSRS EpIToEs Thinking II few items Of
what Is transl irinS politically in 'hiS part ot
the c,nnty might be IT interest "a v"ur readers,
lndnces me t" Resume nay quill and address
yoiI.
last SATURDAY the Blacks and Hllf.Brecd>
met IN primary meeting aud ri"ctcI Dele. ties
e. Their CDuHiy Convention. The 'eSuii Mas a.
cynIi lct"r NJ Il the raght Republicans. which
was account. i.h>ted hr ihr Usual means csn ,lJt,d
bv rh- retAin-'> of -PEurc Johu--b, packing
th' meetings ard importing vn'crS.
tn "I."y.i Lcagu, r. are using every means
I. ihtjm,,istc ih" D.IDn.Tacv. Au old resident
of Grernw"od iufru~ mr that he hJ> been told
that, 1t ne Il h,,suot support the Abnt;I"n ticket,
th-v wurd drive htm oHt IT the l"Nu.' He
told item ~ - /" 60 a!rad he was ready /"
,eAv" the town, bat not to desert his pr nci-
pies" Bu, a. tim rolls along. the ir"s,ie
%! tnr Drm"cra'y brighten. L.; l.,acc and
harmony Prevail, and tue Crnvenlion sei, c.
good men as candidates. aud the banner "t
the Democracy wi! ones more wAve IN tri.
umph.
hear that the following gentlemen will b.
before the C"nven'Iuu tor nuu'naIilnS ID. {.
NJ kcnuey, ior Sheriff; james Is. W"rdcn. tor
Record T. and +. l.. Crawford, for Seuator.-
EScrv precinct II ihIS vicinity will be repre-
:, MED IN the Convention. The Democracy at
last are waking up. and viii give "a good ac-
count OF themselves al The polls.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

Protestant f pIsCOpal Church.
AtERNlLLE. Divine Srrvic- at the Court House
cy,-y Sunday mornng, a, lhE O'clock. Sunday School
al same place, at y o',iock, M. COLOMA-Service
,lc fr,t and ihir! Sunday evenings of TIE month
.t1 o'clock. FL DORADO-Serv'ces on the Second
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the month. at seven
n',lock. DIAMOND SFRINGS--setVNss eH the Sec
oud aLl fourth Sundays OF each month. at O'Clock
IN. c. G. PEIRCE, Minister.
Residence, Cary House, Placervie. je22
Catholic Church.-ReV. j. Largan
will ofic,a;r in Georgetown on every first sunday
If the month also, in Cooina Church the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at TO- A.. ".
Vespcrs, in 81. Patlek's Church, Placerville, on
every Sunday evening, a; quarter past :. jy27
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
Cburcbrs.s CbaritabIr 0rnrrs.

Hebrew Service.-There will he Divine
Service in the Synagogue, AZ Piacervie, every
Saturday, ~ = O'Clock, A. NJ. oct26
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
Thursday, June 2Oth,

a, II o'clock ~, for the purpose Of nominating q
Countv Ticket, electng fifteen delegates to the
Hsocr sto State Convention to be held In the City
oSSacfamento on the sth day Of July, 1898, SslsNA
Ing County Central Committee, and for the trans
.setIon OF such other business as legtimately per-
tsips to party organization; and that the electors
f The various precincts meet at their usual places Of
holdinR elections on Saturday, the 2Hh Of June,
1858, Gt o'clock P. N. and elect to such Conven-
,Ion delegates in accordance with the following
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

II you want your washing well done buy a
pasbswsy,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

Palmyra Lodge, No. Is 1, r. e. A. NJ .
hold their regular meetings on Tuesday nights next
preceding the full moon OF each month, in the new
Hall, Upper Placerve. All brethren in good stand.
Ing are invited to attend.
CHARLES D. HANDY, W. NJ.
J. MCKINLEY, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

An legal voters Of the county are invited 10 par
hcipate in the primary meetings who, waving the
expression OF tAeir views upon questions not render
ed imperative by the imperilied condition OF the
country declare that they vial continuc 10 render
the Government their sincere and united support IN
the use Of all legitimate means 10 suppress the
beIOn and 10 restore the Union As it was and main
tain the COnsttut as -, believing that sacred
Instrument, founded in wisdom by fathers.
clothes the constituted authorities with full power to
accomplish such purpose.
In July, lS6l, Congress, by 4 unAnimeus vote,
passed the following resolution, which received the
IndOrsement of the President p.etgng the Govern
ment 10 the policy inculcatrL thtr,iD-vhCh pledge
has been violated BY the Administration and its
supporters:
'Rt.ol5ed, That the prcse at dep'or1be clvIi war
has been forced upon the country by the d'sunion.
ists OF the SOuthern States 10 arms against the
constitutional government, And in arms around the
capital that in this national enl-' gvncy Congress
baniAlng all feelings Of mere passion Or resentment
Wl recollect only their duty Ia, whole country;
that 10 gar s not vaRed, their part, IN ay SUR
II OF oppression or Tor ALy purpose Of conquest or
subiuRatiOn, or purpose OF OVtr;hToNiug or inter-
fesiAg with The rights established institutions Of
th"Se saatss, but 10 defend and mAinta.n tle I'll
premacy 81 the Constitution and {" preserve te
Union. with all The d sn'y, equality sod s'ts Of
the several States uniupairrd, and that scon as
these objects are accomplished the war ought TO
cease"
We invite all citizens VIE lndorse the above and
who declare their confidence in tA~ tLiIn iv,u's -
the Democracy Of California. and reit rate the IT,
timents heretofore eNP,cs>rd hy tat Demo -ll.Ir
party, that the arbitrary aTd acnHA.ii"I IL arrest
and imprisonment % cui7eus ~ tins STAT. are
without the Just,h :slou az H.,+-s'y, aud deE"uI'r
such arrests Is usur'atioA and crime, al 4 that
the freedom ot The PCS, equally protected hy ihr
Constitution, ought /" b" tnAtntAlnrI. AID W!J u
aid IN the election Of Il. ket nominated '"r tn ir
pose OF asserting and ili,inia The same to C."
operate with Us.
We recommend that 'ht delegates n" elected vt'h
reference Ia he uoH!lna'.ou n' taEr iV rsr: iI'r
and earnestly urge upon the ID, mora 80 cv. ~
tounJhlpto orgaujzc iG every pt-c'r~, ~ -" ear
lest possible tnoiav'i, p-fn-1'rAt, A>-r iar"ns.
JAMES JOHNSON. Cha. .r,uan,
THOS. D. WADK, Secretary.
Tg-us,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

Masonic NOtice.--StatedM Me ettnGs of
Fl Dorado Lodge, No. 20, are held at Masonic Hall,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Moon
in each month.
FREDERICK F. BARSS, W. II.
JANIsoS n. GRANTHAN, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
nm MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
c0UNTY CONVENTION OF THE
UNITED DEMOCRACY.

Al. meeting Of the Placerville Democratic AssO.
istion. held on the Esd day Of May, 1868, the Ex-
cvtIve Committee we're instructed to Issue call for
: nsmoeratic County Convention, in accordance
1ith the principles enunciated in the New York
Platform. .,,.I A.. r.,.
.,.tIc Association, the Executive Committee recon-
mead that o Democratic County Convention BE- held
IN the city Of Piacervfle, ON
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
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