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, 1864-02-23
E In the account, yesterday published,
OF the escape Of onr Richmond prisoners, is

~ In the account, yesterday published,
OF the escape Of. onr Richmond prisoners, is
the following paragraph:
sssomc Of Capt Phelps party and othera were
pursued and 1red upon. All Of them Kept ont oi
the sight Of tchstes, but tzustcd Implicitly the
Iac1x, and asrer hod their tTust betrayed. After
the first officers bad discovered Themselves to the
! negroes snd asked for food, On the chicsahominy
tie EeC7ets orqanz-ed 1h&o s<4'e squads and ssdrcA
ed tic hoods for the 5n5tftfss eosryf.g them Joo<
from their seanfy yatsons, and helping them IN erts
*.rap In neir pofeer."
How eau Coppcrkcads read this c1trac
and then look TN honest man in the face
| They should bow their heads In shame AMI
sncak away. Tie n. 7. Tribune pertinentl..
remarks, in speaking Of tho fact above re
lated: "When shall we justly recognize tn
sublime hcroism and generous devotion ~hic]
| this despised black race exhibits In this war
We ask the advocates Of the <Union as /
Was to say w1at they would 1lnve done witl
these negroes Your theory sends them bacl
to Slavery, and subjects them to the ven
geancc Of rebel masters. Dare you say yo'
| would do it.''
, 1864-02-23

II have had the pleasure OF examining the dsst
number Of the United States Service Magazine The
prominent military writezs who hAvo already lent
their aid to your enterprise cannot fau in ensur1ng
itssuccess. The want Of such work has long been
felt among military man -,
, 1864-02-23
Congressional 'Te1egrapAlc Cyphcrs.
Washington Correspondence Gin. commesclal.l

tWsehirgton Correspondence Gin, Commercially
. y Nh: BEooEs m GOLD SPECULATION,
The Honorable james Brooks, the immae-
ulate member from New. 7 forl, have reason
to believe, is engaged In little stock.jobblng
business this winter, and It may be regarded
timts to sec sucn a stickler for reform and a
a virtuous administration of public allatrs
taking advantage Of prospective rise In the
stock market The great Immaculate sent
dispatch In cypher to New York to-day, on
learning that the Committee on Ways lind
sell all the gold in the Treasury not necessary
to pay the interest on the public debt. "Chasc
,3tGu fts5fM Rs&crans these words constl-
tnted part Of his message and although the
gentleman Is one Of the editors Of the New
York Express, It Is not likely Tint he sought
to inform his readers through them Of any
stirring fact IN the passing history Of the
country: =" Chops and tomato sauce, don't
forget the WARMING: pun wrote the Innocent
Fickwick to the willy widow. Of Jewell street.
tiClaec July twelfth -Rosecrans," says the
Immaculate Brooks to the wary 6pecu1ator Of
Wall street. Mr.. Pickwfck'e message got
him into scrape, and;un1css Mr. Broolzs IS a
little careful not to drop copies Of his stock
jcbbing dispatches in the telegraph office, he
may find himself ar1aigned aome' day for
violating his privileges as member of the
House. It Is hardly IN order for Congress-
man to telegraph tho prospective action of
the Committee on Ways and Means to tue
Moncy-changcrs of'New York, and I am very
sorry to know. that the great reformer Of the
Thirty Eighth Congress would attempt any.
thing Of the kind. ;-..,: -.,t:
Again let me repeat the words: s'Chase
l. July twelfth Rcsec1 ans ''--aua ask what do
| they mean?. Will the immaculate auswers
IL NOVEL UyFHKR.s -
An interesting chapter in:the history Of
these troublous Tines might be written on
the strange meaning given to words and sen
ttnccs in the cyphcrs used BY the stock7job-
notify each other Of important eycnts affect
ing the gold and stock market For instance ::
Ea Young man wanted to tell Wall street bro.
ker yesterday, that The Committee on Ways
and Means would authorize Secretary Chase
to put several mi}lions Of dollars in gold IN
! the market. He ran to the telegraph Office
and eon nmunicated his knowledge to his EN-
pio5crs In the following dispatch; "My
, 1864-02-23
:. ER0M ST. LOUIS.

Another Canard About Rebel Plans
Rosecrans on Peace In 1lfssour1-Pre-
pairing for Work-The New ConH1ttu-
tics. &C.. &c -
, 1864-02-23
uuyrHER ROUND.

10 enrich wlisky dealers At tno e1pcnSe - =. snt
taxpayers. Perhaps the reason fs' toat II
tp,tx better.
, 1864-02-23

"Ihave read and shall continue to read. With crest
pleasure United States segy1ce Magazine edited
by my friend Prot coppee, whom regard as one Of
the most accomplished Officers of the Army. IS,
"sueh Magazine cannot fall to be OF the greAtest
interest to the Army and Navy, And to the public
Reners11yr
, 1864-02-23

1ota4-. .~-.- ------..-. ...".s..--. .4oo.u"
Let US 1oos for moment at this gigantic
traffic which has suddenly sprung up almost
beneath our eyes These 3oo, ,o0o tons Of ore
viii yield 1s5,ooo tons Of pig metal,
which - greater tnan inc aanua. Pfooues
OF Russia, OF Sweden OF any o. tAc European
states win INC e1cepton Oh france ano Eng
land. and equal 10 u per cent. o. ~ tne P's
iron maae IN fennssisaom III leoo, ana near .
" equa1 70 one-n1tn Oh Tue enIlfe R1oaneloA
the United States, At the breaking ont Of the
rebellion.
These ores instead Of stunning the great
iron centres OF Western Pennsylvania and
Northern Ohio, penetratc to their very heart,
and drive cut the lean ores of the coal mea~
sures, except 50 far as they may berequired to
temper and lu1 the richer ores Of the North.
At Buffalo they meet the anthracite coal Of
, 1864-02-23

"I have 1ead with Ersat satisfaction the 1rss NUM-
ber Of the Magazine. and shall bavesy glad to CON-
tribute to Its success in any way In my powtr."
, 1864-02-23

H-F From the Carlyle onion 3 1nHcr, VIC
illinois cotton, The product Of last year, will
be shipped from Carbondale, this season. AZ u
that Ias vet reached market: brought: eighty
cents uef pound. The lint Is flne1 silky, and
white, though somewhat shors YER than Mtssts.
eippi cotton. g. :. -s : :" - -''''~@
, 1864-02-23

RKAa.Apx1nA1 DUPONT aA9s:
Ut feti interested aad grattaed that such work
shoud be ushered under your auspices and shall take
pleasure in giving 1t any aid In ny power"
, 1864-02-23

The following are few Of the many datter-
- tnR Testimonials from distinguished
OH1cerx and Citizens
, 1864-02-23

Ncvg York stock m4rkket-Feb- A..
Received bY F. G. salionatan d Co.. commission
, 1864-02-23
WALKER, WISE & CO.,
PUBLISHERS, RosvON.

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70 sell this work te22 ya62s
GENERAL McCLELLAN'S
~ REPORT is spubilshcd entire IN Mes 2s and n
- February 10th and s7th-of the
ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL.
The Report is reprinted fsou1 tho official copy, pre-
rented CorErcs1 In form convenient Tor pub!tca.
tlou, and accompanied by . fnll index The two
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are 70. sale hy all esBdc4lesA Or se1t prepaid. ON
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both Words and Music. Copies will be vent BY mall.
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VOLUNTEERS AND CON.
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"one ok the Oldest and ost reliable houses In bus1
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, 1864-02-23
r ARGE DISTIL L E r 7
ToE sALE.

II nBFoadwsy eot2es cosslands street, New York
, 1864-02-23

The size Of the Maxazine Will be octaTo-esch nun.
ber containing IL paxes-priuted on superior quail
tty Of paper. and In the highest ssyle OF art.
Tk7As-s5 per year. in advance; single numbers
sent BY naa1, posfpaid, receipt of 50 cents. or
Nos. and sent for u.
, 1864-02-23
Total for gear ending Nov. 80, 1:63.. .$29i 09s q
Balance reported Nov S0, 1879. a67,850-8{


EXPENDITURES I65S.
Principal Of registered Canal bonds. 81
Premium paid on gold for dividend on
bonds payable I'll London.
,MAIntainancc ind repairs Of Canal feed
&16, &C. s.-'+t
Tolls, expenses OF Collectors and sala-
Canal property, sales OF lands. and ex-
penSeH
Contingent and general expenses.......
interest and exchange on funda remit
ted to New York Tor payments there.
, 1864-02-23
N. E W. IRON S T O r E .
IN RALTHIs j. BEO.,
Dealers III 1rcn, Sstls s.ssi n1g;f snd Wagon s'oc
ss0z TAKE STR E EFT.

CHICAGO, Feb. otst. 1871.
f. Having ma6e arracxeu6ots for conducting thr l.
and snel Coos Teade in this ciJ. VIC respectful!
Invite Jour astsnIon 10 9aE stock Wh1sa
sptlpe Steel. sptnE and Ax!es IniMGe sSs!ns' Nuts
Our ron which We warrant to be uaequalc!i by Wy
In tbe market no1 ths celebrated Works u
o,sus' - n.1HIs' t "N - BaITHIs 4 BRO.
RAL1n1at fe9 wii}.!.u
, 1864-02-23
nifty MEN
WANTEn.
72d ILLINOIS

Over 80 men have Joined thts favorlt. Chlcaz9
Regime since Dec. 1st Tbs "a l. asassssea H. nc
Ut night, fatigue duty Eouni!cs 8ao9 aud s'o2 All
all undrr the care OF ths Chlcsgo Board of Tsadt
We can receive 50 mora men. D:n.e In otuxa
nnme building in Court House Square, ,,,o,
fc.t v31-st Captain and Ese-EislLR O:Ares.
, 1864-02-23

HENRY n. LoNaFELLoW aArs: r.
"Tour new MsRazine, I have no doubt, will be rerT
successful. only in the Army and Eav5. but among
civilians. for every Ii deeply Interested In this
Holy War aud Modern Crusade sgatnst Bs1oarism."
, 1864-02-23

N 1e45 TO NOVEMBER 9
:? Classification.
!. Loan OF 81, Mprsu.
cipal aud interest
.. Construction, 'canal'
and Feeders. ...........
3. Capal lands, sales and
protection ...........-.
1. Arrears, interest reg.
bonds 49.-....-.........
+. Principal reg+ bonds :.
e. Natnth1ranco and re-
= pairs, canal, &c....:..
7,.To1ls, collection, in
er,ect]un, &c......
&. Canal damages, &C.:
8. General expenses and
contingencies :..:.:.
10. Premium. on gold for
dividend on bonds pay
ub1e In London. .........
H.. Interest and e1ch'Ge
II. Loes on wild cat
currency, 1861.
10, Loss on counterfeit
money 1e4s to 1884,.
Balance in hands OF the
Treasurer, Eov. 20, 1@:
, 1864-02-23

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
i FzE1ENCE OF AN IsvALID-Pnhl:sMhsdi ~ i,H,f 5nS
the beuett and CAUTION Iq nts 1nvstp p1sas. an
tnfc Decay Of Manhood. tc.. supplying at ths s1as
III Tns AEASs o. sELIG1as: s:ra3epasa * pas no.ex.
eYy By ineostnE postpaid nddr.sae snze!ops "
1ie COMES uanY So had of the Au1hor. NAEAaSAa@
MA9FAIR ESQ.,. Bedford, Kings to.s - 1"
ftE.wSfndcfp.2dn
, 1864-02-23
;l65,19t.@
S7,2243.st
@715.61
.G4@.4l
~
1,Ms.E7'
1S,99f.2l
@4.5a

Total expedlture for year 1868: -28, ,4sa.4t
SCHEDULE EnnAcKG TIE KsT1RE MOUNTS rz-.
EKIyEu YgcN TIE ORGANIZATION or TIE TRusr
M 1E35 TO NoyBNBER 90, 1tG3.
, 1864-02-23

Terms and Conditions Of Communication


G, Il. WIiEkLKE,
Gem. Freight Agent. fen y9itm
, 1864-02-23

NOTICE.-To Masters and Own.
~ o.or1nnnher vessels -Msstefs and ovncr1 O.
1ess lumber E,e "Fs e. as W e stIss
the s ssos venn@ of FEB. @th. lnIt 1t 2. H. % con
+ on LIE " matters OF Fregh.fnG. Towing. and osase
things e9n1ee'so e "'|'' feal73t5.
, 1864-02-23

The Spirit Duty-The Wood Amend
ment Defeated In the E1ouse Another
Distinctions In the Pntomac-Tcrrl-
tory for Afeleans-Slavery on tho
, 1864-02-23
ILLINCIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
REPORT.
Receipts and Expenditures for 1853.
ENTIRE RECEIPTS AND EXPENSES
SIiCE lS45s
From Oar Special Correspondent ]

6PA1NGfIELU, fep ~. 1904.
Gov Yates has just received the report Of
tho Trustees OF the Illinois md Michigan
Canal for the year ending November 80, 1861
The very able report Of the Trustees is very
--voluminous and complete, and gives a CON-
plete history of the business transacted; re-.
ceipts and expenditures, Gales Of land and
lots, and much other valuable information.
! have been permitted to make the following
most important extracts: - >
. RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAn 1861 :.
Sales Of lands and lots So So 50
Notes paid for prerious sales. -. 7,o5a.5S
Ter ii. 1ss5. alo,ssGss
Rents Qf water power, lands and lors..., 31900.G
Saies Of old material, ,&c............... 1,04l.1Y
Interest on deposits. Observation-Disclosures. G,750. Is
iiav1 Leavitt, repayment Of hina.:.-..-: ,0s3,9
Accumulated profits on currency recelv-
i' cd IN Illinois for lands, &c, &c....., o9c 10
Lean Of s., ,GN.,0l0, erToneouely over
reported In former reports. 3,15s.3O
Total for year ending Nov. 80, 1863 .$2oa co. -
= at4 a<7 q
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Mercury or NGtseOWS Drugs
DR., JOHNSTON.

Member Ofthe Royal College Of EuTgeOns, London,
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges IN
the United States and the greater part Of whose life
has been spent In the hospitals Of London, Paris,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some q
when asleep, great Nervousness, being alarmed ct
sudden sounds, bAShfnlness, with frequent bIushinE
HGok
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rna Rebel Finanees.

For six dollars in gold, you can buy IN
Richmond, according to the official report
of Mr.. Trenholm, Davis's "secre tary OF the
Treasury" Confederate bond for a hum
dred dollars, bearing six per cent interest.
That is to say, if you give Mr.. Davis six
dollars in coin, he will give you one hun
dred in promises; but, on the other hand,
ifvou have no coin, but only confederate
money. Mr.. Davis will require one hum
bred aud thirty five dollars OF this curren-
cv for a one hundred dollar bond.
The "Confederacy," which has a popu-
lation of at most FIVE millions of whites,
owes. according to Mr.. Trenholm, the
neat sum of eleven hundred and twenty
six millions, three hundred and eighty-one
thousand and ninety five dollars The debt
has increased during the last six mOnths
BY niuety-seVen million six hundred
and fifty thousand seven hundred
and eighty dollars. In this, Mr.
Trenholm does not include the ttfor-
eigu debt" which amounts he says. to two
million two hundred thousand pounds
sterling, equal, at FIVE dollars in coin to
the pound, and twenty-five dollars in Con-
federate money to the dollar of coin, to the
further sum of two hundred and seventy
FIVE millions.
Mr.. Trenholm proposes scheme of
which, in his opinion, will, when
carried into effect, cause ia sure apprecia-
ton of the currency" he proposes to
levy an extraordinary tax upon cotton,
corn and wheat, in the states Of Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana,
Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky
and Missouri. Why he did not pro-
pose, while he was about it, to levy
tax upon wheat and corn in Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York.
etc +, does not appear; but he might as
we'll have done that as to include in his
estimates taxes to be raised by Davis in
Kentucky, or Missouri, or Tennessee, or
or the half of Louisiana, or the
greater part of Mississippi, or third of
Georgia, or the richest part of South Car
Olina, or the best part of Virginia. He
will get just as much from these states and
parts of states as he will get from Illinois
or New York.
A budget founded on such ilIusory esti
mates is not worthy of attention. 1t is a
forcible confession of financial desperation
and ruin.
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c. CURE GAN BE OBTAINED.
" Certain, spsedy aud opiy FtSset.S1 Rs-,os
!n nc Eofid o. N Private BieaSS Te,eS =,
NV ~, Saa !49hI stFieureI, AGSetORI q the
Roteney, General Dsbfiity Nero -
tangu9T, Low Spirits, ConfuEion 81 15eaS BSi5itSi
sit ~ i5S,t5 1d9idily, Trembling Dimnssso
Nose o. Skin Affections Of the Liver. IDs. sto1o,
- . Terrible disorders arisinEiFou,
ftaFy practices more fstGl % thsir 49,. ,EtI ~,
song Of syrsn1 g the MaEinsrS Of UiySSss bIRti1S
lag marriage &c. impossible. -e-'-0A'
+ ....s ~ YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims Of soIi,,r
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit TSirb -.
1uaLly sweeps 2 an unti@ely grave thOus11iS o.
intellect who might otherWtse have sntraneed H.
tening senates, with the thundera Of eIoo1s0 US
walked % eostAey the living Tyre, may ea with hi
r7f MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men eontsn,Dl,.,,.
marriage, being aware OfPhyseal weakness, orESnie
debility detoTmitte8 speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care Og Dr i
may eligiouSly eonde in his honor q gentIsE1nT
and confidently rely upon his skin q physIcisn.
70 r. ORGANIC WEAKNESS ...
Immediately nm cured and Fun VigoE Restored.
Marriage imPOsEble-ts the penalty paid by he
victims Of improper indulgenees. Young persons are
700 ept % oo1nnlt e1eese9 nom not being aware VI
the dreadful consequences that may ens1e. Nov.
who that understands the subject will pretend 10
deny that the power Of pEOeroaton l. IOs sooner by
those falling into improper habits than by the pru-
death Besides being deprived e. the pleasure OF
healthy Offspring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms 20 both BODY and mind arise. The system
becomes deTanged, the Physical And Mental Func-
tons Weakened, Loss OfPrOcreative Power, Nervous
Irritahility, Dyspepsia, PalpitAti1n Of the Heart
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting Of
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Office, No. 2 South Frederick St.,
Left hand Gids going from Baltimore street, few
and number.
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. The
Doctors Diploma hangs In his ONCE.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
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: FAIlthsiHGediCai mOn7and the Pres recommend
DR.. striekland's Anti Cholera Mixture As the only
certain remedy for DiarrhOea and Dysentery. It e
q combination Of AstEingepts, AbsoFbents, stimu.
Tents and UaTmipatiyeS and q warranted TO effect
cnre after all other meGnb have filed. col
po IG+ s1 a. R5SSss 4eA'Fai Depot EAST
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TAKE EARTHQUAKE NOTICE.

Dr. J. addresses all those who have injured them
Sslyss by improper indulgengencs and solitary hAb-
its, which ruin both body and mind, uniting them
THESE some Of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits Of youth, viz: Weakness
OF the BACK aud Liu u, Pains in the Head, DnBess
Of Sight Loss Of MuscniaE over. PalpitatiOn the
Heart, DyspepGa, Nervous Hritability, DSrange-
ment Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
Symptoms Of Consumption, So
HENRALLH-The fearful effects on the mind are
much to be dreaded-LOB Of Memory, Confusion Of
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil ROEbOdtngs, Aver
sion 70 Society, SelEDistrust Love Of Solitude, Tim
idfty, &o., are some Of the evils produced.
THOUSANDS Of persons Of all ages can now judge
what e the cause Of their declining health, losing
their VigOE, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
euDaeihted, having singular Appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms OF consumption
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9aiIy gateIItgenIeeF.
THE SNOW.

An old man slowly said, ..where's the snow,
That fell the year that's fed. where's the InoS .-.
A. lruitless Weret 70 ask 81 H. ma ~ snow.
The hope of airy birth IKE the he's n .S. snow.
Il stained on reaching eattn, HAe '-s
While It's sparkling In the ray
,Tt5 melting fast away, like the snow.
A cold, decetfnl thing Is the snow ,uow
Tho It comes on dove like wing, the false snow
TITS but rain disguised appears, 3
And our hopes are frozen tears,
Our hopes are frozen tears, like the snow
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WEST VIRGINIA
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CHEROKEE. REMEDY
AND =
CHEROKEE INFECTION.

OOAEOUNDGD HAOA fsOO1SI bAAkS = L1ANEos 10
HHEROKEE REMEDY, the great Indian Diuretta,
" cures all diseases of the urinary organs, such
q, InGOntinenPe of the Urine, Inflammation Of the
Bladder, Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Stone In the
Bladder, Structure, Gravel, elect, GOnorFina. and
is especially reoomme lded in those cases Of FOur
lbns Tor Whites In femAleS) where all the cid nAu
seous medicines have failed. II
~ It Is prepared in highly concentrated form,
the dose only being from one TO two teaspoonSfullS
three times per day. .st- s.1 ~..... 5s'4 .g
T-It is dpTetfc and Alternative IN it, action; pu.
Fiyfng and cleansing the blood causing Il to flow in
all OF its original purity and Vig0F; thus removing
from the system all pernicious eAuseS which have
induced disease.
CHBRoKEE INJECTION Is Intended as an ally
or assistant to the CHEROKEE RRMEDY, and
should be used in conjunction with that medicine
in all cases OF GonorrhOea, Gleet, flour Albus OF
Whites. It's effects are healing soothing and demul-
cent? removing all sealding heat chordee and pain,
instead Of the burning and almost uncomfortable pain
that is experienced with nearly all the cheap qHack
Injections. 4'- 7ai -is ra- "-''' -.-- =
CHEROKEE INJECTI0N-the two medicines at
ed, and the weakened organs speedily restored
| to full YigOF and strength. ----r
| AS-foF 1uH particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug store In the country, or write rs and We
will mail free TO any address, full treatise. Cd
~ Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, 81 per bottle,
or three bottles for s.. -
Price, CHEROKEE INJECTION, % per bot
| tie, or three bottles for s..
!eS-sent by ExpresJ to any address on receipt Of
A9-sold by all druggists everywhere.
DIR. ". R. MERWIN 4 CO.,
- .-4 Sole PrOpFistOrs, o.
mr17 d&wly No. SO Liberty Str, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-16

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