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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16
The Intentions of France with Regard to
Mexico.

New York. Nov. 10.--The Independence
Beige says the intention of the French Gov
eminent to abandon the occupation Of Mexico,
beyond what is absolutely necessary, is more
apparent than ever now. This intention has
been strengthened by different acts on the
part of the Mexican Cabinet, and more espe-
cially by the reception of Mr.. Langler's finan-
cial mission. 1t is even said that at the next
meeting Of the French Chambers the an
nounccmcnt will be made Of the immediate
and entire evacuation Of Mexico by the French
troops.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16
The Rebellion in Heyti.

New York, Nov. 1l,-Intellgence from
Hayti to the 2sth ult. has been received
Geffrard had issued u manifesto to his soldiers,
in which lie announces that ships of war had
been purchased for the Government in New
York. and were on their way to Hayti. aud
with these vessels Cape Hayden. the Rebel
stronghold, would be blockaded and the city
overcome. He alludes to the relative superb
GRITTY of the Government forces Of the Rebels,
and argues the immediate and complete over
throw of the rebellion. PEI.
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nz,-Tbc cholera has almost entirely disar

Eg-Thc cholera has almost entirely disap-
peared from the steamer Atlanta, and no fur
Their danger is apprchcnded. There were on
board Of her 525 Storage passengers, and
Che disease was confined to them, not single
case occurring among tn, cabin pass engers.
Ninety six cases occurred and twenty of them
proved fatal Every precaution is being Ia
ken and no care will be neglected to insure
the total extinction of the disease.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

THE GROVER AND BAKER SEWING Ma
cuINEs.-Among the many sewing machines
now before the public for approval, none hav e
sustained SO enviable reputation as the
"Grover & Bakef." Its simplicity places
it within the use eff even children. and its ca
pacity excels all others. The untiring energy
of the Grover g. Baker Sewing Machine Com
pany has been productive of many and rapid
improvements, and there is now no branch
or styla of sewing machine known to the bu-
siness-ether practical or ornamental-to
which the Grover and Baker machine and its
Improvements cannot be applied. In this
opinion we are sustained by the verdict of the
best judges throughout the country. who have
awarded this machine the first premium at all
the state fairs at which it has been exhibited
the past year. This company have recently
introduced new and greatly improved ma
chine. :making the shuttle-stitch or stitch alike
on both sides. which will commend itself to
all who prefer stitch of this kind. To those
unacquainted with the merits of either the
Grover & Baker or the shu,tle-stich, they Of
fer special inducements in the fact that the
purchaser is afforded an opportunity for COM
pairing and testing both stitches, and judging
for themselves as to their respective merits
Frank Leslies Magazine. s.,' =.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

ES-The Baltimore Female Delegation
which waited upon President JOHNSON and
so POLITICALLY urged their pardon of J. Davis
are much pleased with the Presidents "court-
ly Difference" &C., but rater disappointed by
by his gentle REFUSAL to pardon the poor
old gentleman, whom they think will be sufli-
ciently punished by having to bear about
with him always the better consciousness Of
defcat"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

EE-The Senate of the American Fenian Or
ganization, which has been in session in New
York city for two weeks, adjourned on Tues
day evening. General appointments. finance
regulations and business of an important ma
ture were acted on during the sitting Of the
body The machinery Of the new constitution
Is now ready fos action.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

APPOINTMENTS j. II. Jarrett. Of
Towsontown, has been appointed Storekceper
in the Baltimore Custom House, in place of
Mr.. JOHN b. HAYS of shis county.
his time.
We are also informed that Thomas San
dcrson, Esq., Assistant Assessor in the Third
Fourth and Eighth Eastern Districts of Bati.
moro county has been removed, and Mr. E.
Frank L Morling appointed in his place.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

~ Certain leading physicians in Paris an
nouuced that one of the best preventatves Of
cholera was rum mixed with tea. Great hill
arity resulted, and one house alone in Paris
sold no less than three hundred punchcons Of
rum in q week.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16
CITIZEN.
CuMpgRLANp. Nov. II, 1865

Mr.. Editor: Will you do the young ladies
of Cumberland the kindness of inserting their
sentiments in regard to the Bachelors Re-
voting Association" in the columns of your
paper. Believing you to be friend to the
young ladies', we have ventured to make the
request. Respectfully, &c.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

THANKsdIvINa.-The President Of the
United States has designated Thursday, the
7th of December as day of thanksgiving and
prayer throughout the Union. Governor
BRADFORD has also issued a proclamation set
ting forth the same day for that purpose in
this State.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

General Briscoe, who wss sentenced to FIVE
years imprisonment for embezzling Govern
ment funds at Lynchburg, has been released
by order of the Secretary of War, on the
ground Of his long and gallant service in the
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

OrL.-We see by the Hagerstown papers
that great deal of encouragement has been
met with near Hancock in boring for OIL
On taking out the augur quantity of water
and oil was thrown to the surface, by pulsa-
tions, accompanied by considerable gas. The
company is much encouraged, and will prose-
cute their labors with vigor
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

~A strange malady has appeared among
the chickens near Nashville. Tennessee They
are seized with puking and whooping cough,
and generally die within fo-ty-eight hours
Farmers having from one hundred to two hun
drcd fowls, have thrown from their yards ten
or twelve dead each day.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

~A member of the Tennessee Legisla-
ture, when offering q bill the other day, to par
his colleagues and himself in gold. stated
that "every thing is now bringing double,
tribel. or fourble. which it brought few
years ago."
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

RESIGNED. Saturday last al the close
of the business transaction of the Criminal
Court of Baltimore, JOHN L.. THOMAS, Jr..
Esq, Congressman elect from the Second
Congressional District rendered his resignation
Of the Office of States Attorney, which he has
80 long and SO ably filed.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16
years ago.

MINISTER TO CHrLr.-Major Gen. Judson
Fitzpatrick, of New Jersey. has been appoint
ed Minister to Chilli. and Colonel Edwin F.
Cook. Of the same State. Secretary of Lega-
ton.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

Ny chief object IN creating the trust nnder which
the above lands are now offered for sale, was to
place the property In such condition that It might
Be sold frer Of eli incunbances ~ hstever Tht ex-
istenee Q. some iens Agcnera! character render
cd il uecesssry that this should be done To tia per.
feet security Of purchases- The trustees are fully
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16
Writinu Desks and Portfolios.

SPLENDID assortment of Writing Desks and
Port foos, suitable for Holiday Presents just recc-
we'd and for sale cheap for cash by
HALE SWARTZWELDER
Under Belyidere Hail. Ba ltimore street, Cumbcr-
land. Md. Nov. l6, 1865.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16
Haaerslown Almanacs for 1865.

JUST received large lot Of English and Gel
man Ilagerstown and Blltimt re Almanacs for 1866,
by the gross, dozen or single, by
HALE SWARTZWELD
Under Belvdere Hall, Bal lmore ST., Cumberland,
Md. Nov. IL, 1865.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

A company boring forscil In Kansas have
strsck auid which books like milk. which
puzzles them greatly. They have been una.
bic thus far to churn it into butter.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16
LIST OF LETTERS.

Published. by authority Of the Post O6ic.
Department, In tie Cfritian and Telegraph
as the Paper haring the largest circulation
T ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post Of
i i flee at Cumberland, State Of Maryland, 18th
day of November, 1865.
VT ITO obtain any Of these letters the appl.
must call for advertised letters, give the date
of this list and pay one cent for ADVERTISING
.'FREE DELIVERY of letters by carriers, at the
residence of owners may be secured by observing
the following rules;
~. DIRECT letters plainly to the street aud
number as well as the post-ofce and State
an. B.--A REQUEST for the RETURN of a let.
ter to the writer, if unclaimed within so days OF
less, written printed with the writer's name post
office and STATE across the left hand and of the en-.
veopc on the face side, will be complied with at the
usual prepaid rate of postage, payable when the
after is delivered to the writer
A + e MISS Kees William
Abel Jose IMcGennuys Mary Mrs
Anderson Margaret Miss Moore Joseph W Mrs
Barnard VIM II Miller + Mrs
Barker Joseph Murphy George
Brown Annetta Miss Mclaughlin Efenor Miss
Cook Mary Miss :McGothlin Michael
Drinkwater Philip + Mccain Eliza Hiss
Draner Sophia Miss Manor e =
Duke Auna Miss Mccormack Cate Miss
Douglas John .Nuagucnt Patrick
Dickon Oliver pierce John
Dummeck VIM RauntJn James
Fletcher Scott Sallie Mrs
Fisher james Smith Charles
Farrell Catharine Mrs Shocky louisa Miss
Fletcher p Shields Jefferson
Fisher James iShund Margaret Miss
Farrell Catherine Mrs Sanstag Charles
Fletcher, spa Shafer Caroline Miss
Finley Moore Or iSbcr Benjamin
GA mon James Turner FIN ..s.
Guthrie DR. Tasker II
Heller Sophia Mrs iTippett George W
Have Nancy Miss Williams W
Hanne Jacob Wolf Sophia Mrs
Jober William Wellington Geo l.
Johnson F G Weber Christian
JOHN H. YOUNG Pm
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M A RRTED-

On the l4th instant, by Rev. A. j. Weddell, Mr..
JAMES A. BrcKEY and Miss LOUISA A. MAYER, both
of this city
On the Bird instant, by the same, Mr. THOMAS
SMITH and Miss ELIZABETH MARTIN, both Of this
County.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16
FAIR AND FESTIVAL
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

ALL the Ladies of Cumberland who are willing
to take part in Fair or Festival having for its Oh
ject the building Of a first class edfce for Free
Schools in Cumberland, invited to meet in the
basement of the Baptist church ON Bedford street,
on Saturday afternoon next, 18th instant, Mt o.
clock, for the purpose of making the intiatory ar
engagements for that object. Nov. l6--lt.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

mO AOO A YEAR made by any one with SIS
DZ.OVJUStencil Tools. No experience neces-
ssry. THE Presidents, Cashiers, and Treasurers of
three Banks indorse the circular. Sent FREQ with
samples. Address the American Stencil Tool
Works, Springfield, Vermont. trs,se5 BIG
Oct. 10, lda5-Sm.
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DIED,
TO SOLDIERS,

SOLDIERS who enlisted in 1861, 1862 and be-
teeen tie Isl day Of April and The IAN day Of Deeem-
her, 1861 will hear of something 10 their interest,
by addressing the undersigned.
WIN. p. EATON co, b"
202 w. Baltim ore street,
Nov. lG, 1865 At. Baltimore Md
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16
War Between Spain and Chile.

Important news from the west coast oi
South America is brought by the steamship
Ocean Queen, which arrived at New York on
Friday from Aspinwal on the 31st October
The Ocean Queen brought about million
and a-quarter of dollars in specie. The diff
cuities between the Republic of Chile and
Spain, which for considerable time have
worn threatening aspect, have at last culmi-
mated in positive refusal of the demands of
the latter, and declaration of war. These
demands grew out of the late hostiities be-
tween Spain and Peru, during the continuance
of watch supplies were refused the Spanish
war vessels in Chilean ports. For the losses
and inconvenience thus suffered the Spanish
Government demanded indemnity of Peru,
and authorized Admiral Pareja, commander
of its naval squadron in the Pacific, to act, il
necessary, in the double capacity of minister
and warior--to negotiate for PREPARATION, and
if not successful in that manner, to seek it at
the swords point and lannon's mouth. The
civil portion of his mission was complete
failure, owing to the pcremptory and indig-
nant refusal Of the Chilean Government tu
accedc to his demands, which were made in
an insulting and threatening manner, and
therefore, on the 9th of September, he as
'sumed the belligerent portion of his mission,
aud instituted blockade of the coast of Chile.
Immediately afterward the Chilean Congress
declared war against Spain, and authorized a
loan of twenty millions of dollars, and granted
the President unlimited power to raise troops
and increase the navy. Up to the date of
latest accounts no collisions between the hos
tile forces had occurred; but Admiral Pareja
kept up his blockade. and threatened to bonn
bard the city of Valparaiso and the Chileans.
were arming. The Spanish squadron, how
ever, is entirely unequal to an efficient block
ade, and even from Valparaiso two well-armed
Chilean war vessels, on an undivided expe-
dition, succeeded in getting to sea through it.
The foreign Ministers had held meetings and
protested against the action of Pareja.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16
The American Land Company & Agency.
Organized under New York State Laus.
ST Broadway,

New YoRH.
PRESIDENT JOHN \. ANDREWS, OF MASS.
Is prepared to buy and sell Real Estate for 9TH
ers, to negotiate for Capital Machinery and Skilled
Labor in aid OF Individual Enterprises; TO stimu-
ulate Immigration of Settlers and Workers. and to
assist generally in supplying the Means of develop
ing the Resources Of MAINLAND aud other SOUTHERN
STATES
Our Baltimore Agency is now open for Business.
WIG. SNETIlEN Il son,
AGENTS F0R MARYLAND,
Nov. kG, IT.. No. South Street, baltimore.
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THEY HAVE. COME.

THE well known stencil artists from New York,
LUCE and WOULVERTON, beg leave to inform
the citizens Of Cumberland that they are in town
AMI will remain until next Tuesday, Manufacture
ing n very superior article of STENCIL PLATES
German Silver, gotten up i'll the finest style, for
Also a superior quality of INK, warranted perfect
ly lndclible, without injury to the articl which
il is used
Va al nuf.s ydra
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
CUMBERLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
ON and after Monday, November 9th, and until
further notice. Passenger Cars this road will run
as follows:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16
A VALUABLE
PattersOnS Creek Farm
AT
PUBIC SALE

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
hampshire County, the undersigned, special Com
missioner, appointed for the purpose; will on the
10th day of Decembcr, 1865, at twelve o clock, NJ,
OF said day (belng Saturday, proceed to sell at
Crees, hampshire county West Virginia, the
VALUALE PATTERSON'S CREEK
FARM,
Upon which said VANS McSary now resides, said to
contain
Eighteen Hundred Acres
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

sourH CARoLlsA has adopted the c0nstitu-
tional amendment.
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----------=EUE=S
GREAT SALE
Valuable LANDS
LYING IN ALLEGANY COUNTY, ND.
COMPRISING
GLADE LANDS.
TIMBER,
9OAAo
AND MINERAL LANDS,
COMPRISING an AGGREGATE AREA
DE IfDpE NJ L-TItr,tS
AND MINERAL LANDS.
or MORE THAN FIfTY o..
SQUIRE MILES,

THE UNDERSIGNED, as Trustees, will offer a
public auction at the Exchange, in the city of Bal
tmore, on TUESDAY the 25th day Of November
instant, the following parcels Of Land, all living in
Allegany county, MARYLAND that is to saY:
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Kew TanS or Checks.

with the name, business and re sidencc stamped on
Them so if ever lost the finder will know who they
belong to.
Ns.-Ladies and gentlemen don't fail to give us
a call, or purchase plate when shown TO you at
WILLIAM SllAFFERS, corner Davidson and De-
catu, streets.
LUCE l. WoOLvERTON.
Nov l6, 1865 It's - .
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

II. Inc Oakland rarnl, including
Mount Oakland, ................... 4s43 acres
10. Six Soldiers Lots, nos. ., Gil, 2,6l2,
2,6l3, 2,6l4, LILO, and l,7G3,
each containing SO acres, making 300 acres
All the above parcels are held in
severa!ity and fee simple.
The following parcels are held
in fec simple, but in common with
other persons:
l9. An undivided moiety Of Z s?3 acres,
being the residue of Republic
said .ncieiy bcing....-:..."".... 1896! acfss
20. An undivided moiety of II tract of
1888 acres, composed Of
part C.! the "Pink Of Allcgn-
NJ" and Of two parts of the
Rights OF Man." said moicty
. being. ................"....l, iso acres,
81. An undivided fourth part of s6S
acres, the residue OF the "Pink
of Allegany'' said fourth part
being Observation-Disclosures. III acres.
%. An undivided moieiy ofscyea
Soldiert Lots, each containing
SO acres, being Lots nos. 4, ss2
1888 3 1874, 3 1856, 3, 1885, Ols
and 2,0lo said moiety Lcng lis acres
%. An undivided one fourth part of
Lots 1856 and 3, e22, snd undi-
vided fourth being ..,... o5 acres
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

Third'-Major Gen. G. G. Anger. CON-
handing the Department of Washington is
commanded to cause the foregoing sentence
in the case of Henry Wirz, to be duly execu-
ted in accordance with the Presidents order
Fourth. military Commission of which
Major General Lewis Wallace, U. S. Volun-
teers, is President, is hereby dissolved.
BY command of the President of the United
States. i. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. G..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-16

Published, by authority Of the Post Office
Department. IN tie Civitian and Telegraph,
as tie Paper haring the largest circulation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-27
Thirty-Third Y ear.

,Viicnco Of madness. They were put up In en-
iu.losure, where thc'- ns-nc suticrngs we're awful
TO ~itn' ~. rlsv we're Ut.
TnE J, kanr NIaHtssrrtAS" ssys; 1--WE learn
tNat unh cached donlts in this city have f.llea
from ssvert -Gv ~ forty five cents per yard" On
w ich the kAiiurg UuRALp s.yely observes:
"Tnileachcd domestics' have fallen here from
az teen hundred collars TO ECro Tor head"
Tus Lsnsville JouesAL savsi JET Davis aud
his iullsvvrs 20, tp lhe rebellion for The pretended
putpc.o o. 70 deriny n cir property in slaves secure
% rov J,T. Davis IL In prison awaiting trial for
Us is, auo hs ex-slAves arc culdvtung his hus
ptutsion Of to thousand acres IL MISSISSIPPI Tor
o.. u oNn tenoOt
Tnr cls,m tut IN by the owners ~ the Libby
rr.son WI 'in- 'or rrri, viii bc remembered. The
I"l d - Il'nN ir scs ion al Rchmond; have de-
cluNd hc IL ~ Prsln rent ,lsim" 10 he good
h'rl II, nui TIE Govcrumcn, viii pay ih owners
10y lhc ne OF u since April 81, 1896, st lie rate Of
| Ciri lc' month.
1ut a,rcr suu-dty GAarrrI says, that during
| ono e. '.c { co mo rN .n "a h''t~ins wcro born
! q u so' 10 n. ". a r.rc1i had No other p ace
: O. -. =, q. "rs 9 err @ o u'li ci 10 make the
b,st oi u. 'H,, cen ct. t4ilI.au.ts y, doc'or Was
g. Do is ,,I0' l',r, tut tie worry LeAri Of gre.,
4 oi.', 30 % cv 4 took place.
| 7nr watch oi Colonel Ulrc Dsblsr,n. takon from
II, y after b. vs. k.i.et has J,Cn ound IN the
/ / IGtlcru IHrt OF rriLia. l. " taken FROM
/ ID D..dr reu'i boy by Lieutenant Hart. command
! iug the uetEel n Mt which ami usc.ccd Colonel
Il higter, and ly II,rt turned over other psrtes
| ior sale keeping unit tho sNcrtcrnelt and
al hope giNoh up ofns recovery.
ALL the accounts from tie Plain are TO the effect
Il %. uy'ore the ccn'ug Of winter We shall have
tand tie greatest Iudan war we have ever fought.
: ngo the massacre Of the Cheyonnos by Colonel
! Caivlngtou, the Indians have been breaking out
iu,o cors,ui ho-til.rss, and not day has passed
az weeks past that the overland telegraph wires
have not lceu cut g syscmahgally =, points usually
ten OF fficrn pi,les auavt This 10 now foatui q.
sad indicate. general CONCERT Of seson on ,hs pars
| oil tl.e lad Nm trios
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-27

the lca 4 lrr ot-.cl Gc.rv h.i ti' avn ,.os.
e.. Auo 'o- Pow vfs Isl oa;e' ov.' 3d., bold
hNs 10. vol. ssp,u h, 'rcl ,e.,r., ,c. a.
Va y. .tct ai.,. 80 q .yi'. Ma, C'o. pet.
eos ic h44t, io.cn end l. Iu,ud. Tlo $40. d,
and d.i-k.ns parc' ia tie CT. weo comp e.ely
e.olrcl out aal ga ir oc u2sns ahu'cl N the ro.t
'ha, c.ul ra1nc-. over ,hiee thousuil pc &C
eonr'nil thc efcrts.oi, owe one hundred OF whom
We ,ho yrrs vU-s, srN. es Z "4o1shs." Mn peg
toi' tc-c roltc' Il their ws.chc', mcncy and olcr
vnln1i c'. r.o rect uill va- covered With men.
Won cn tui children, who had teen driven nom
thc't horc, AMI poilci 70 dy by the iourhs for
their lives. Uuly .1 arrests ~c-o made a'Ni thosc
vc let oil to-dny with ali y, inc. Ihe vLo,o ii'
it'r -ns ore of 'hc Uca'cft ou-,,rc' or pc 20.
tci u-on = law and eric -!vvlu- c.rr u",'-. Hos
iong -lgh du'rrdl oats cs are to 10 ,yoga,cI v.,l
p.lCuct IIIAaIus 90 20 sctl.
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