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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
BANKS AND BANKING.
sr,HE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK

sINHE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
Is = strictly legit:mat: ta;s :or savings.
node'sd upon the plan OF popular ana successful
ns.i:utiOns IA New YORK and Gordon. and ncOI.
so,s.e! Apr. -, 1872. urdes specia! and :avor
sole char.e, granted ov the Legislature o. the
State o. Louisiana. viii Al authorized sap..a. o:
eA",s".
Interest six per cent PER annum.
Deposits Of ten csuts and upward received.
Al. deposits are payable on demand.
Open daily from L. ". 70 ; p NJ. and 81 SstSs.
Cs4sy sveAing from SIX 20 eight o'clock.
GRUNRWALD HALL,
No. 22 Bnronne street,
Y. SESNEE. J.L.GUsERNArcg.
Cssalef. President
JoESScs ARMSTRONG. THOMAS HAsAM.
3. y. BURBANK. !. L. GTBERSAVOR
mi;y NJ HENNER.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS lNSTITC.
IN TON. No. 1855 Canal street. Trustees-Dr.
v, Newton Mercer Z. F. Generes. George Jonas.
Thomas a. ADAMS. Thomas Alien Clarke. Charles
:. Leeds. David rrquhart. John g. Gaines, Car;
Xoh,.. Chr retian Schneide.. Samue! JamsOn.
Interest Allowed ON Deposits.
L. F. GbNERESs President.
cEaR.rs H...RAw. Treasurer. mhS "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

N"TicE'''''''''':-::::::''''''''''''S -: NOTICE
The sc!co,cI ECLIPSE has been lying IN front Of
Eal.-y Plantation Tor over tive months. The owner
Can have hes Ly addressing the undersigned ard
STEPHEN BAILEY.
se.. I'm Little Prairie. Parish Of Plaguennes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

ICvNTNUED ON FOURTH PAGE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

III aNSD..

Parties Wishing to purchase pianos
can get them from fret hands. as [ will
he in this city from now on. for the pur-
pose Of selling, oEr pianos to those who
wish to buy on terms to suit purchasers.
Having no agents in this city. we pay
no commissions and expect no iavors OF
the same. Oar pianos are warranted in
all respects for five years, and will be
kept il tune and perfect order the first
year, free Of chorge. Our pianos are
made for this climate, and time will test
their durability:-they are able to speak
for themselves for power, sweetness,
purity OF tone and finish. One of these
instruments can he seen ut Mrs. NJ. b.
Dows. l.. ii. Lowe 4 Co, NY.
iy25-1m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01
American Base-bal Club in Engla nd

London. July 80. = The Athletic
and Boston Baseball clubs played
their first exhibition game of base bali
here to-day in the presence of large
crowd. The former won in ten innings
ty score of IA to II. The playing
called forth considerable applause.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

That GCTTEE in front OF Fred Gren-
ICES barber shop would smell! just as
sweet by any other name. az, also it
would be less Of an eyesore if it were
covered mp. 1t should be al eye-sewer,
IN point OF fact. If Ne may be permitted
the rather obvious horror. The county
fathers are respectfully pesiticred. and
so forth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

TIE OUTER " III Of the Few wing OF
toe school house are 50 far along rs HAT
they axe getting coat Of printing.
This IS coyrec. for i Primary school.
We notice Il chimney GA the west end Of
tGe building. This is defended to pre-
vent the rooms from contracting the bad
habit. INDUCED III ty Mr. Howe, Of
smoking. Ibi, Kew structure wouli be
"a good place ior preliminary meetings
OF tie ra-;3-'twould keep the pfin
r;eS cCC!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

~ -'A'' .''e - - :
JuDea hho"A7p OF hnm'ol';i, "h'
has been Ia "'te'i'''n9' upon the Z han"
p;on Encarn pn.ent dropped in upcn IL,
Yesterday. Eets,oyt, the classic shade,
Il OH HunhrItt niI serene. and niorir,
in the comm, ,ra-rrct Of hrr r,.sss. r.
;,' ~ t '.7- r ,i, ' ~ E4.,c,' io,
| Ike Judge when II. our office. vas serene
and sober. Glad 10 look Upcn HIM
again.
| " n -. - .-.,r-r.,-,.1 -.
stock oi notions ua1 fancy goods Q: /.
| L. i:j2ains Of Virginia Cry. also The
| graf stref, 81 E4..iu wool and musical
Instruments ,h,resa helur4uE aid ar-
pcitaIuiug. also tae Other L-gci.,a:Lr--,s
Of The concern.
J.nxG Fox his af,rs--,.;.s to- ga,,
=, cav, g, ,.;,,.eere T., 1oa,,s # , card
IN hi" "ind9W' '"AA Con { use en- 81,
himself. but he SiAt mean ana - VIII
other kinds Of I:eastpiLs. Carson
street. opposite tie C""i;"!.
,o.n--- ,,--.t,o..
Il : 4'f.L14 q; : ca" liz " r. I'''' l''e, ID
,rnr J.; the s0r' .I ', ', ,5o , -i-''hr
necessity for. I've Ike II h3,+ said
the other ;AiDG bat were restrained y
'' ~'' % F'yp''1,.'}
Ms, GEHEE41 7. y. LgwAEnz. who
has Lsa, r,,-;., t..r.:.. ..,,,,..1..- o..,.c..l
,. ,,','..' ~. '..-''' ~ ~ ',-HlnE
=" "a" ''sAe["- 'ti4s rs Glad to an
----
t-'-. I' ',-o-''-,.. = Ne las 'e'4sn'"
i i',.' = Ii>--;'i- It"A- II Tie lr57Htaln5
many brook trout. also y I1T..t r1.,,--
G.9
Taz TErr5 POUND The denot a,a 17otin,
very iA!ltiY. iEey VIII he splendid il
another year or two. That i one com
fort. as We couteLnI,Iats tbat I.osta6 ,nn-
'-''->' t"P -
lncnstfr. He like TO have chawed Nd q
mt ard tan terrier who 90: to foolin'
r..-,. , 1.;,,t 80.
- ----4 49, ~
.r,T..-,. >,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

l.. FEsD BEoo1, has purchased the
stool, oi notions a41 fancy goods Of L.
L. Higgins Of Virginia CRY. also tn
graf stock q Ee-in wool and lDuaicai
Instruments ,hpret3 belonging aid ar-
rcitaIliiug, also tie otAel Establishments
Of the concern.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

IEs. GEHEE4L 7. D. EDwAEo7. who
has asca quite feeble since Esr coEGne-
mt. was sonawl.s ue:;,rl..: evening
SO tn General tells Is. Glad to an
rcuEae il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

IAREy HcSr4E'a st. Beruarl; pap is q
mcns;er. He like to have chawed Nd 4
INT and tan terrier who 90: TO foo!in
rJu-3 Lin t'o:Asr day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

JuDGa LEoHA3D OF Humboldt. VIII"
has been il atten.ianee upon the Cham
sion Encanpmtnt dropped in urcn ns
Yesterday. Herel OTIS the classic shade,
nt oh Humboldt All serene, and giorirs
i'll the coming pr1-rrct Of hrr rrsss =
ton al her et-uich ami Atrautt-t holt
ing to tEs rriH,ir!-s If E"pu.,!icahi>in.
Ike judy when Il. olr office, M. serene
and sober. Glad to look upon him
min
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

Ta2 TEEt5 round he depot aye looking
very thrifty. They will he splendid in
another year or tive. That il one COM
fort. as We contemplate tAa: b.0ated mo
ropo!y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

IrS. TUzooJaa Hale las returned
lEor, q fishing iaunt il tie lrsuntains
beyond Independence Lake. lie cuagLt
many brook trout, also Il burt hose
which Is better than 10 bas!e, thank
Gu1.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

AeE DLIs>EACH, 20, ue.lhant AID
oz-C2uuty Commissioner returned to the
bosom Of his family = day cr two ago.
Quite 81 respectable au. MI behaved
t,v-suI. tai SAME :. y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

So -c>s oE wv coons &: DAVIS,
Frrt:-n ( Coz, Thy az t.-ae.s
l,-. t-e t,ul7.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

ocg sooi fF.aaa o-s=--4s 90 cl, il
good style, Mst evening. IL expects to
.e,4Iu Ia spend TIA Chris. uas hu..uAya
a.--l.,. his Carson .lieLG,.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
Corrections,

Messrs Editors: Isee an article in the
last issue of your paper which ought to be
corrected. Prof. Presnell did not mean to
be inaccurate when he said in the s'Educa.
tional Column" that there were eighty
criminal cases on the docket at the last
term of the Circuit Court ip this county
that each ease would cost about twenty
dollars and that Washington County.
would have to pay the cost or about half
the above number, but the facts are other
wise, and the people should know it.
There were just sixty cases proper on the
State docket, about one third of which
we're f%elonies, the cost of which this comfy
has but little to pay, if any. About
thirteen or fourteen misdemeanor cases
went off partly at the expense of this
county, most all of which were placed on
the retiring docket, These misdsmeanor
cases will cost the County on an average
about twelve dollars making an expense
to the County at the outside figure, of
one hundred and seventy dollars. Now
subtract from that amoant about ffty
dollars accruing to the county in tho way
Of county tax on the misdemeanor cases
that went off at said term where Defsn.
dants pay the cost, and tAirty>one dollars
in fines imposed on solvent parties making
eighty-one dollars, and you have eighty
nine dollars left which the county has to
pay, instead of the enormous sun of eight
hundred dallars, as stated in said article,
We assign no improper motive to Prof,
Prasnell in publishing the article referred
to, he was only wrongly informed.
1t is true that the expenses of the last
term of court, to this county, have been.
probably, unusually larger but this is our
first court for eight months and quito an
increase Of business had accumulated
The principal amount of cases to the
county is incurred in paying the Traverse,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
THAT INTERESTING CORES
PONDENCE,

We publish on our first page this week
twoarticles which appeared In the Greene
Eills papers a short time since. The irst
in the New Era and the latter 10 the
National Union. We publish the latter
arti Gle for its intrinsic merits as a literary
production which entitlc tit to space in
any newspaper. We publish the former
for a two fold reason. First that oar reads
ers may the more readily understand the
reply toit from the National Union and
secondly to show what a consumate ass a
man can make Of himself when he DELHI
eIately sets about it,
We are making no wal upon Mr.. But
Ter, nor do we intend to do SO, except 10
solf>defence. We have supported him at
three different times when be was a can,
didats for Congress for reasons plainly
set forth at the time, and while our feel.
ings toward him are Of a friendly nature
we shall not hesitate to meet my issue
he or his friends may see proper to make
with us. There are, however, q certain
class OF antagonists whose assertions are
unworthy Of serious contradiction, apd to
this class belongs the correspondent of the
Greeneyille NeW Era. They render
themselves by their productions the pro
per subjects of ridicule and this
weapon tthe only available one in such
casss) has been 50 eifectually used by the
writer in the Ngtondl Union as to leave
us little to say were we disposed to pay
further attention to so trivial a matter.
There are a certain class OF friends
whose trucking character and o~fieious in
%termeddling render more dangerous
than the most deadly enemy, and public
men ike Mr.. Butler sheuld be aware of
thsirlbansful influence. A man possessing
an atom Of sense can only lock upon their
fnlsom batteries with contempt, well
knowing that the smallest share Of self
respect must be wanting before, the author
will stoOp to such means to accomplish a
selfish purpose.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
CONGRESS-.

After the turkey-fecstings. wine and
whisky>bibbings and the thousand other
rain -bewildcring designations to which
our honest and virtuous Congressman are
addicted during the loose and reckless
times Of the holidays, this important and
august body, 1--WE are not so bypercritical
as to call it a necessary evil), assembled
last Monday. It has already one thous.
spd eighty bills on the calendar of both
houses with which to amuse its innocent
Self during the present session, which, no
doubt, will be prolonged into the swelter,
ing 1des Of next summer, when there will
be an adjournment and a general scam
pering Of the exhausted and emaciated
Legislators to the watering places and cot
tages by the ssn.
Nero fddled, danced and made merry
oyer the destruction of hi, capitol, and
Congress has . similar criminal notoriety
in easy attainment, by gay-pleasure seek,
ings, drunken convivialitips, dead-bcat
junketings, and by being utterly reckless
and indifferent whilst the country sinks
irto ruin, disgrace and bankruptcy.
The people demand that Congress quit
its foolishness at once, 60 to business and
nolonger be a reproach to the intelligence,
patriotism and honesty of the country,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
TINE OPENING PROSPECTS,.

1t is not 50 much the large number Of
Republicans as the representative charac>
ter Of many who have signiGed their
preference for Judge G~illeuwaters for
Congress, that justices aud strengthens the
conviction hat he will receive the almost
undivided support of the Republican par,
ty, In, every county Of the District. men
Of prominence, ability and influence
who have been intimately and ~eonspicu>
ously allied with the interests of this
party, and have been clothed with the
leadership in the formation Of its policy
and platforms, have unhesitatingly and
unreserysdly declared their determina>
ton to change the character Of their rep.
r~osentation and generalshiR. A more
favorable opportunity for this accomplish
ment could not well be presented. In
the present revolutions Of public senti-
mept, which cannot be resisted AID con-
trollsd by the professional politicians,
whom men are Weighing, thinking, reflects
ing and digesting,a and we have the crafty,
ing development of the fact that the people
intend to act in the future, untrammelled
and honestly and co~urogeouSlg. The dis
graceful epoch of political s~ubornation
aud enslavement with their legion Off
spring of vices, when the bugle-blast of
certain leaders was worth a thousand COM
mon men, has passed forever and forever
away. The iron sbackles, forged by the
masters cunning hand, are ground to
dnst, and the once bound vassal is a free
man-his " thinker, prompteI and
actor. The approaches to a pure and un-
purchased ballot are oponed. PartYism
has lost imperial power and magic with
the masses, and a free people are u%nalter-
abby resolved to eradicate the blight,
curse, reproach, mildew and corruption
that their own rash and inconsiderate par
tizanism and the blind following of selfish
leaders have brought upon them.
Ills result, though long delayed, is
rapidly Fastening on, and its final coming
is inevitable. The sightless orb can read
this portcnt so plain it is, in the develops
ments Of the present, and they who miU
believe against light, reason aud knowl-
edge, will find themselves in the end,
egregiously, but fortunately, ~mistakened.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08

Some n on reading the article Of
80. P. IT," which appeared in the New
Era of last week, remarked :, a preacher
was once riding along the highway, when
he discovered, before him, an OK team,
with a pile Of hay in the road, and a
gasOky green boy, who was terribly ex-
ercised, and crying aloud. He you'd
run a hand spike under the hay and lift
with might and main, then run to the
oxen, that stood quietly switching theil
tails, and yell whoal wheal as if they
were badly frightened, and abont tc
run away. The preacher on arriving al
the scene OF action, and seeipg,,the distress
Of the boy, undertook to quiet him. He
said, Don't cry my boy, and don't be SC
excited BE calm, Fll help you reload
your load of hay. The blubbering boy
responded 81 don't care o dim for tht
hay, but dads under it."-Naiona.
URioa.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08

HE liked habit of cheerfulnsss will
carry one With a clear face through every
v~icissitqde. 1t wall rob misfortune of its
cruslest sting, create light in darkness.
extract honey froa poisonous flowers and
from the very fountain of evil cause good
10 doH. D.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
LIST OF GIFTS.
PRICE TICKETS.


Whole tickets 800; Halves $50; Tenths
or each Coupon, S5'Elevcn Whole Tickets
for $500; 225 Tickets forsl000: ll3 Whole
Tickets for $1,000; 227 Whole Ticket Tor
$4,000. No discount on less thants5OOo
worth of tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert. Viil be con-
Quoted in all respects like the three
which have already been given. and full
particulars may be learned from circulars
which Will be sent free from this office to
all who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for
gencies will be attended to in the order
they. are received, and it Is hoped they
viii be sent in promptly, that there NAV
be no disappointment or delay in filling
all. Liberal terms given to those who
buy to sell again. All agents are peremp-
torially required to settle UP their ae-
eonnts and return all msold tickets by
the goth day of March.
TIE. BRA ULETTE,
Agent Publ. Libr. Ky, Louisville, Ky.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
TIE Festivals. at the different Z

The Festivals. at the different churebs
during holidays we're a splendid suc>
cess. Little hearts were made happy, and
older ones rsoiced to see the bright eyes
aud sunny faces of the children as they
received their gifts from the bowesladen.
Ell tree Of Hrs kringle.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08

Messrs Editors. The article referred to
by Attorney General Haoke. appeared
some weeks ago. 1t was not intended to
find fault with any party,or parties, We
believe the Attorney General to be a con
sientious, ACCUSTOMED and honorable gen.
tlenano a more Trustworthy and vigi.
liant public officer eau not be found either
in the County or State. lie is not at all
responsible for the enormous expenses
incident to the criminal prosecutions,
but has spared on the other hand, no effort
to reduce these expenses.
We have gathered some statistics on
this sbject. We shall let the figures ans
swer in Dur place The Judgments
wherein the State is prosecutor, that is,
criminal prosecutions paid by the State,
and by the County and by individuals as
defendants, not including the costs before
the Grand Jurors, nor !hs expenses Incl
dent to the Grand Jury, nor the expenses
of the December Court for 1873 amount
to S2256.49.
The expenses incident to the Grand
Jury alone for the March and April
terms, no Court being held in August,
auoupt to $500. The expenses of the
December Court amount to $lO64.00.
The expenses of the Jail, simply the
boarding of the prisoners net Including
Jail repairs, may safely be estimated at
$500 per day for 36j days, or $685. 90.
Criminal Prosecutions for the year
1873 cost, therefore, So, 295,49.
These figures are far below the actual
expenses, and it will be safe to increase
the amount one third which in round
numbers woule not fall shert Of 100000
II. p.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
$1,5OO,OOO,

will be distlibu ted among the ticket
Folders.
The tickets are printed in coupons, of
tenths, aud all fractional parts will be're-
presented IN the drawing just as whole
tickets are, w.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08

We understand that a laborer Ia the
Baryta works, at Fall Branch had one Of
his legs broken lass week by the rock
falling on him.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
TAKES ON SIGHT. LAS ss.

Best combination for Canvassrs. Accents
and Salesmen!-llcnry Ward Beechcr;s
family newspaper gives every subscriber
q pair OF the largest and finest OLEO-
GkAPHS-two moss attractive subjects
mat take" on s~ight-painted by Mrs.
Anderson, as contrasts and companions
Tor the wide Awaken and%Fast Asleep."
Agents have lMMENSEStCCESS 1cran
it the ''best business ever offered can.
yassers." we furnish the highest and
handsomest outfit, and pay very high
commissions Each subscriber receives
Without Delay two beautiful pictures
winch are ready for IMMEDIATE DE
LIVERY. The paper itself stands peer-
less among family journals, being so
popular that of its class it has the LARGEST
circulation in the world Employs The
best Literary talent. Edward Esgleston's
sei1afstory is Just beginning back chan
ters sgpdlied to each subscriber. MRS.
StoWe's long. expected sequel to "My
Wife and l''begihgs in the new vear.
ANY one wishlhga good salary or an in
dependent business. should send for cir
culars and terms TO j. b. FORD a. co
New York. Boston, Chicago, A GENTS
Cincinnati or Ssn Francisco. n Wanted
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08

grand aud picked>up %juries, the summon
ing of witnesses before the grand Jury,
tho perdiem of witnesses before the
Grand Jury, and the pay of the officers
waiting on tho court and Graad Jury,
These costs might DO lessened, but I see
no way of doing it sffcOtually, Except
by a diminition Of fees by the Legislature.
Courts are expensive machines but it is
hard to get along well without them (;
intact we do bad enough with them.
N. HACKER, I.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08

CoLLEGlATEA AND COMMERCIAL.
- lESTIrUrE, New Haven, Conn.
preparatory to College, Business, Scien-
Inc SCHOOLS, y, 5. Military and Naval
Academies, Winter session, thirtv-sixtb
year, begins Jan. Sth. VIM. II. RUSSELL.
Principal
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08

SID to 500 in Wall ST., often leads to
~ a fortune No risk. 32-page pam
Piiet for stamp. Valentine Tnmbrfde e
90, bankers and Brokers, 80 Wail-St..
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
HORRIBLE.

! sqHered with Catarrh thirty years. and
was cured by a simple remedy. Vii
ienl receipt, postage free, ito all afflicted
Mev; +: D. MEAD, Drawer lac, Syracuse
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
BUILDING FELT

NO Tar used). for outside work and in
Sioe, instead OF plaster. Felt CarpetIngs.
w s' oenq Two 3 cents slamps tor Circ1,
N sSr anu samples Z, D.. FAY, Camden,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08

MARLBOROUGH.
Greonyille Tenn. Dec 10Th. 1873.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
MONEY

Made Rapidly with Stencil &c Koy CHECK
0uthts, Catalogues and full p~aftiSniore
r[ee o. Al. SPENCER, liz Hanover ST.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08

ALL persons indebted to the Estate
oil Wm. CL0YO, decd, are hereby mott
ned 10 come forward and make setiiement
&c once. Those holding claims aoainss
the estate OF the said Cioyd decd are
nereoy notified to file them at once. or
they will be forever barred. VI
GEORGE MCPHERSON.
dee25w4.