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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

CHICAGO AGRICULTURAL " WAREHOUSE AND SEED
SToRE--It will be seen by our advertising col
umns that Messrs Henry d. Emery & Co. have
opened Depot in Chicago, for the sale of Ag-
ricultural Implements, Machinery and Seeds
Aessrs. Emery d Co have been long connec-
ted with the Implement and Seed trade in the
Fast, and for several years past in connection
with tie Albany Agricultural Works, Albany,
Ny That well known house Is know far AM
near for the introduction OF many new and use
ful implements of husbandry, some Of which
are their celebrated Emerv's Pat Horse Power.
Threshers, Separators, Saws, Seed Drills, Corn
Planters, de.
Messrs. Emery & Co. have camplete stock Of
goods hand, and we take pleasure in
recommending our patrons TO give them a call
and examine for themselyes-they may rest as
suged that they viii be treated honorably and
none but the best goods offered.
At the time when so great population is set
ting our rich lands. and when labor is SO scarce
It Is ia object of little moment TO have place
IN our midst where dependence can be placed
and not be at tie risk and DELAY of sending
last, to- 50 large amount of goods as enter
INTO consumption among us. Remember their
location 204 Lakc-St., Chicago, Ills.
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Assembly District Conventions.

Notices for Assembly District Conventions tor
the purpose of selecting delegates to represent
Iowa County in the State Convention, will be
found in our columns to day. We would urge
upon the Republicans of the County the neces-
sity of full representation from each town
The time has come for thorough organization OF
the friends of Freedom in old Iowa, in order to
be prepared for the fall campaign. The State
Convention is to select delegates to represent the
State of Wisconsin in the National Convention
to be holden at Philadelphia for the nomina-
tion of candidates for President and Vice Presi-
dent, and also to nominate two candidates for
Presidential Electors for the State at large
The importance of that Convention should not
be overlooked ar the primary meetings. Men
who are known to be true 10 the principles of
the Republican party-who are untrameled by
the obligations of any secret politica. organiza-
tiorl-and who viii represent the views of their
constituents should be selected delegates
That such may be the result, it is highly i'm
portant that the primary meetings be we'll at
tended, and good men and true, selected as del
egates to the District Conventions. If the toun-
tains are impure, purity cannot be expected IN
the larger streams If the primary meetings
are neglected. designing politicians have an OPP
portunity to control the District Conventions,
and thus defeat the wishes of the masses in
the selection of candi, ates at TIE State Conven-
ton.
We repeat, it IL time for action. Our oppo-
nents are preparing for desperate effort to car
~ the State of Wisconsin at the approaching
election, and throw her influence the side of
Slavery extension. The voters Of Iowa County
are AT heart opposed TO the extension of Slavery
INTO territory where it does not exist by law, and
he influence of the primary meetings about to
be holden should he made to tell hereafter. Let
every true Republican attend the primary meet
incs, and act for the good of the whole, and all
viii be well
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DaEey's Genuine Pain Ext,actor ,r;r

pain and Inflammation from the sererest burrs =
in from one to twenty minates-And that II Mill S
wounds without scnr and eiFectusily cure Fere- 8
Pies-Salt Rhcum-Infammatorv Rheuu,+; =
and lnfamed overwhelmingly and In,
Sores-Bruiscs-Scald Head-Corns and Rpr;
sipelas-Sprains -Swcllings - ChiIblsins-Fl-,
of lnsects-S~ eled and Broken Breast-S,-, ",
Ernptions-and all other inilaumatury and ,r..
diseases, whore the parts affected can De reached
Don't he incredulous about the many f.i.cascs No..
be cured ly only one thing-but reflect that tl,e g.
positive properties which the DALEY Sslye
and as heretofore enumerateG-one to four-c.,
not alone the afore-mention diseases, but p.,r
not enumerated.
Q"ery.-Iio not regular bred PHYSICIANS prescr;. r.
mel inwardlv for scores Of different diseases;
Each box of GKSUISs D.NLEY's PAIN Fxrp,c-,,
upon il Steel Plate Engraved Label with the s5,s
Of c. V CIICkENER x Co, proprietor, and Ery5,
DALEY, manufacture. All others are counta-s..
Price 25 cents Per box.
eg All orders should he addressed to c. Z. rrs..-
X Co, 81 Barclay ST., New York. For sale b. al H.,
in Medicines throughout the L. 5. and Canada
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

AZ dutchman was arrested in Cleveland
last week. on charge of numbering his wife.
1t was proved that he had struck her and abus-
ed her and that she had at last strangely disap-
peared. The evidence was getting dark against
the man, when the door opened, and in walked
the wife in perfect health. Tired of this abuse
she had gone TO the poor house, and had been
living there for six weeks, when hearing of the
arrest of her husband, she came into court as
witness for him, and produced, of course, much
excitement. The couple were once more united.
and SIC now living tcgether-Fr-- Democrat
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sT The Nebraska Democrats of Illinois, al

s The Nebraska Democrats of Illinois, at
their Convention on the ] st instant, nominated
the following ticket for State officers
Govcrnor-William A. Richardson, of Adams
county.
1t Governor-R. J. Hamilton of Cook
Secretary of State-W lillian H. Snyder, of ST
Clair.
Treasurer-John Moore, of Morgan.
Auditor-Lenuel r. Casey. of Franklin.
In the 5th (Richardson 81 district, the same
party has nominated l. y. Norris, of Quincy,
for Congress.
The election takes place on the lth Of Nc
yember.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

SLAVERY AND THE CuURcHEs.-We publish to
day the reply of Rev. Mr.. PHILLIPS. to the stric-
lures Of the Democrat upon the action of the
Presbytery upon the Slavery question, and to it
we invite the attention of our readers The
doctrine OF the Democrat, that Slavery is great
evil, with which the people fof the North have
no business, has long been advocated by the
Democratic party, for no other purpose than TO
secure Southern votes. The South asks nothin e
more of Northern doughfaces-she cares not
how often or how loudly they denounce Slavery
rs an evil, SO long as they come forward and aid
with their ballots IN putting men into office who
Will act with them in extending the evil over
territory where ii has not before had foothold.
If Slaevry Is an evil as the Democrat admits it
is the duty of every church in the land to de-
nounce it as such-to let the South as well as
the North understand that she has no fellowship
with iniquifv.
The advocates of Slavery extension are well
aware that their real sentiments are not popular
with the masses hence they readily admit that
Slavery is an evil, but the cry is let it alone-it
Is none of our busness-vote for the party can
didatcs, and leave the South to manage her own
Institutions Such has been the cry, and the
result has been that the South has had the Sc
lection OF these candidates for no man can get
the vote Of a Southern State unless he is known
to be right" on this great question. The peo-
lie of the North are becoming aware of the true
position of parties. The term Democracy is be-
ginning TO loose its siren charm. The evils OF
Slavery longer be ignored, and the cry
is we all opposed to slavery, but it is none
of our business
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

Come along Haste along Raise the alarm,
Uncle John is willing to sell a good farm.
NOW is the time to buy Farm cheap The subscri 2
~ offers his farm consisting of three hundred ane &
t5'oD acres of choice Timber and Prairie lands a.
one hundred acres in cultivation twenty acres IN 80
and Timothy, sixty acres of good Timber isnd aIa y
rest is first rate Prairie land Good houses, stables, %
aries. &c, There is a small orchard OF Apple ne
just beginning Ia bear besidee Plums and cufIsnt
abundance The land is situated to be easily diT
into two farms of i convenient size.
will sell all part of the above land with or vi!
out the crops, Consisting of Wheat Oats, Coz
Potatoes &C., reasonable terms, possession will be "
Immediately if desired Also will sell all the hAn
pertaining to farming, such Plows, Harrows, R-i
Tone OF Manny's best two-horsej and Rake H0gs t''
and Stock Cattle, and in fact every thing freIn 81 90
Hen and Chickens to a Horse and Buggy.
The above land is situated miles south-rsi !,
Mineral Point. J0HS PARhiASt.'
Wald-ick, Iowa Co., Wis, April y, 1857. lsa
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

BRIDGE AT ST. LOUISA Washington cores
pondent of the st. Louis Rtp"6licdn writes as
follows:
Il understand that Mr.. kennett contcmpates
urging upon Congress the proPriety and actual
necessity for 4 bridge over the Mississippi at
81. Louis, to be constructed on arches sixty feet
above high water, and sufficiently wide for four
railroad tracks, two wagon tracks and two foot
ways. This done. would avoid the present out
rageous annoyance and delay experienced
by persons approaching or leaving st. Louis.
The delay now at the Mississippi is one third
of the time required to reach this city.
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neath cf Or. perc;val.

We regret 10 learn, as We do from the Galepa
iare4iser. that Dr.. JAMES e. PkKC1vAL, died at
Hazel Green, on Friday morning last Dr. P.
who Was al the time of his death. the State Ge
ologist :or Wisconsin, possessed areputation far
more extensive than that Of Geologist. As
Ioet he was widely known. AS a scholar and
man OF genius he had few superiors- His mem
DRY viii long be cherished by all who knew
Eiin. A more extended notice of his life will
doubtless appear hereafter
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

The passage of favorable bill to the Lake
Shore road, has irritated some of the Erie folks
and the war burst out on Friday evening. hay-
ing been brought to fury by an alteration ard
fight between young Walker and Cochran in
the Constitution printing Office. The Cleveland
Pidindealcr SAYS the bells were rung, and a crowd
of ral-nippers gathered in, the sign of the Office
was torn down, and grand bon fire made in
the street, of everything in the building of 4
combustible nature. A large quantity of print
ing paper, all of the law library of Mr. johnson.
railroad attorney, and editor of the paper, with
all his railroad accounts, destroyed. The
mob then got out the cannon, and being excited
by the thunder, went to work and Quilted the
building, entirely dcmolishing it. The loss of
Mr.. Johnson must amount to several thousand
dollars. They afterwards proceeded to the house
of Mr.. Tracy, another prominent railroad man,
and fred several bullets in at the windows, and
threw brick-bats and other missiles at other
houses The affair Is one of the most disgrace
full that ever blackened the fame of any city
From Tracys they went to Walkers, but his
windows being fortified by close shutters, they
were unable TO effect anything. Had they sue
ceeded in getting in, they would have been met
with murderous weapons, young Walkers
friends Lad assembled there in considerable
numbers. What the upshot Of the matter will
be remains to be seen
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

THE PRoGRANME-The Grant Co. Herald II
speaking Of the plans of the Black Democracy
in this State SAYS:
One of the " forty thieves" lately told an old
timer. whom he mistook for one sound on the
goose question, that ,n'td make desperate
effort to carry the -fsscnJly and Senate this fall so
as to elect Earstoac to the t. S Senate and n,1cacH
the Supreme Court, aud thereby re-iasaH KcAr
thar Gorernor. We intend TO continue chargir @
the Shanghais with being ali Know Nothings
men are all right the Dutch believe that
Barstow Is innocent, and that he was legally
elected we must deny everything, and work sly
from now till election"
This, no doubt, is the entertainment to which
the people of Wisconsin are to he invited, next
November. We rather imagine, however that
q" the forty reckon without their host, when
they count on the Dutch on their side in srls-
tanning Barstow, irnpcaching the Supreme Court,
and re;nstatng Northumberland !Se,ii,,ei
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.

The PEOPLE THE UNITED STATES, without regard to
mast political differences divisions, who opposed to
the repeal the Missouri Compromise, TO the policy of
the present to the extension Of Slavery
into the Territories of the admission of Kansas
as Free State and Of restoring the action OF the FEEDER
al the principles of Washington and JEFF
ferson invited by the National Conaitee appointed
Pittsburg Convention of the 22d of February, 1856
10 send from each delegates from every Con-
gresionaI district and six delegates at large to meet IN
FIJI ADELPHIA on the SEVENTEENTH day Of jun
next Tor the purpose of Recommending eandates to be
supported for the Offices of President and
Of the United States.
r u MORGAN y GEORGE C. FoGG, y. r.,
FRANCIS 7. BLAIR, Md, \. J. STEVENS, Iowa
.Jous NJ NILES Conn, CORNELIUS COLE, CAL.
DAVID HILMoT, Penn, LAWRENCE BRAIN ARD, ' /,
A. F. Stone, Ohio WILLIAM GRosE, Ind.
WILL NJ CHACE, r. J., WYMhS SPooNER, nls.
Jon, H. GoopRIcH Mas. e ii. X. PAULIsoS, y. j.,
George Rye Va r. ID. WILLIAMS Del,
A. r. HaLLowEIL, Me-, JoiFN q. FEE, KY
<. :. LELAND, Ills. JAS. HEHPArii, Aiss"uii
CHARLEs Decay Mich LEWIS C2EPHASE. u. g,
National CoS1aittee.
I, .
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FOREIGN &@t news.
New York, April %.

New York, April BY.
The steamer Persia reached her dock at 6
this a. NJ She made passage in about l-2
DAYS Dates Liverpool and London are to April
18th.
The chief feature OF news are the closing of
the Peace Conference, the postponment of the
debate in Parliament until the return of Lord
Clarendon, the banquet given in London TO
Mr.. Buchanan, the explanation given by Lord
Panmuere why troops were sent to Canada, and
slight defeat met by the government in the
vote against the grant to Weymouth College, and
that parliament will shortly dissolve.
The questions considered at the last sittings
were
1st-The free navigation of the Danube.
2nd-InterIor regions OF the municipalities.
and the arrangements of frontiers-situation of
christians III Turky.
For these purposes commissioners appoint
cd
1t is reported in Paris that diplomatic move
ments of importance on foot respecting Italy
An Austrian Ambassador is to go to Rome
Immediately special mission.
Italian journals say the mission refers to the
general state of Italy.
Count Orlof goes to Maple. immediately, to
see his son who was wounded in the Crimea.
Engard-The Lord Mayor entertained Mr.
Dallas, on Thursday, at the Mansion House
200 guests were present. Complimentary
speeches were made by all hands
Mr.. Dallas toasted the Lady Mareyrees-She
sent word that T" If his diplomacy equaled his
gallantry he would certainly be successful in
his mission
Austrian troops are under orders 10 march TO
the Roman States.
They supposed TO be against Sardinia and
Piedmont struggle there expected
Lord Palmerston is about TO retire from the
British Ministry. Sidney Herbert and Sir
James Granam take the government.
| In the House it denied that the troops
were sent to Canada for purposes of sggression
Francc-A splendid t;te was given at Paris
on Monday, in honor of the Peace Commission
! Haver. April Is.
| Breadstufs declined in all the markets, owing
| to heavy receipts.
! New York, April %
I Flour l shilling lower-denand moderate
Sales 4,5o0 bbls at sac for in ferior to choice
I ~ N''N'AA o'.''" ISi Wv SA~HC7 c>hAA ~ S'ON
/ State.
! Wheat lower Sales 5000 bushels, l, 7OaI ,75
/ for good prime White Southern.
/ Rye dull and nominal-60a6l
Corn sales 10000 bush. at 60aG2 for common
! to prime.
Oats dull-3Sa4l State and Western
Pork firmer-I - ,5Oal9,75 for mess.
Beef dull and unchanged
The steamship Empire City arrived this morn
ing from Havana. The steamer I'hQa,tipAi1
from Aspinwall, with California passenger. from
the Nicaragua steamer, which went into / lana
ma was at Havana.
Dates from California were no later.
A terrible affray occurred at Panama a pril Is,
p. NJ, between the Transit Cos. passengers
and the natives, in which the fromer had 30
killed and 20 wounded
The Empire City brings the wounded.
large amount of passenger baggage and
property of individuals and cars at the r. r.
Station were destroyed
All the freight houses were rifed
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06
b. PHILLIPS.

The WIsCoNsIS.--The Stevens Point Pi,lery
of the 22d, says, the Wisconsin River was high
but it was then falling. Large quantities of
lumber were going out Several disasters are
mentioned Mr.. ScholfeId had his new mill
at Eau Claire undermined and a part of car
ried away by the flood, also part of his mill
dam and 1000 logs. The Messrs Mitchell. at
Lower Plover, had both their grist mill and
saw mill dams carried away.
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Or. Isaac Thoa,pson'- rnuca Celebrated r

Or. Isaac Thompson's mnch Celebrated r..
Water" lrs yygIrs STAND rSRlvAILrn-Tqf. "
tried and invaluable remedy Tor all Diseases n tb
after having stood the test uf over Fifty Yaqs 49,,
demand for it still increasing, is now and has t
the past two years, offered for sale in m entir,
dress Each bottle viii have Steel Plate Fn,rsr.4 P
veiope with portrait of the inventor Dr. fx,sc -l
S"n, New London, Conn, and FAC sINrIf. Of bis g..
tnre, together with FAc sINHIE Of the signature Or IL
present proprietor, John L. Thompson No Igl 49,
River Street, Troy, New York, and uone other En-, f.
genuine.
The proprietor has been e0r1pee ed TO make I! Is ,,.
in the style of the wrapper owing the Large quart,
Of counterfeits which for the past few years have h.
palmed upon The community, and ESPECIALLY at lie YES
Purchasers particularly requested to tsy non. b.
thclabove described and the re-, label hereto ore US
has beeu called in, any found in that form lie pso,.
docs not hesitate to pronounce counterfeit
For sale By all The respectable druggists in The rn
o'A'es anu Nhhh''a' la.
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Notice

rs hereby given. that, by virtue Of Mechanics liz
forsmaterias furnished and labor performed for Ss
Merrill, upon one two seated Carriage, shall, on VI
ne-'ay the 2Sh day Of May, 1886. proceed 70 sci >
carriage AZ public auction, TO satisfy the debt snd
attending the sale.
Il ;. kEYES,
Mineral Point SAILS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

f~ The Milwaukee Ncws, under Barstow
conductors, is already exhibiting decided Know
Nothing proclivities. 1t endorses and approves
of the sentiment of Gov. AIKEN, the candidate Of
the Nebraska Democracy for speaker, that he
would " favor material extension of our natur-
alzation laws" Upon the strength of this
pledge the southern X. Ms voted for Aiken, and
the new. approves the -" fusion.
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$50 REWARD.

7 WILL give the above reward To any person thst -
L give information to me- that can bring TO JG'f
the person persons that have built quantity Of -s
piles close against my Cord Wood and sci FIRE tc il
three different places, with malicious intent.
900 rails and s. cords of wood was exposed 10 the d.
which too green to burn.
Lost Grove, April 18Th, 1856. 1sn
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NJ A r r E D ,

in nodgeville the 18th ultimo by John ans +,
Dir. WILLIAM TEnBr, 10 Miss ELIZA LASyOS all or p56
Vile.
In Dodgeville on the end ,ult, by John Paris &.
Mr.. CHARLES C. BIsnoP, TO Miss NANCY JANE NAFrIrl
both Of Rigevay.
In DodceviIe, on the 2lth ultuo. ly John Paris
Mr. JOSIAH HosRIss, TO Hiss JANE -EaBr ali C.. Do.1
Vile
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

CALIFORNIA AND OREGoS.-The Illinois has ar =
rived at n. York with $2,00e,000 in gold. The
Indians and whites are still fighting in Oregon,
the former, among other things, having captured
the steamboat Mary and sacked village at the
Cascades. Thirty or forty of the Indians had
been killed in battle in Washington Territory
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06
TOWN OF DODGFyULE.

Prt Meeting of the Republicans Of the Town OF
az will held Town Hall the village
Of podgevle, Saturday the nth day Of May inst,
O'Clock 2. ", select delegates the District Con
vention and such other business may be
silar.ti advisable.
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Spttial aotitts.
To School District CIsrks.

The Clerks of the several School Districts o,..
of Mineral Point are hereby notified that ,ta 90;
second March and ApriD numbers of the s,sta :, q
tionai Journal have been received, and D;st,,c,. ma
supplied with copies by calling the under.izas
Clerks of Districts are requested TO furnish n I.
signed with their names, Post Office Address ana e
of their Districts that the Journal may be forv..
them regularly hereafter. 1v..
Fl. VAN DUSEN.
Mineral Point, May c. 1856. ~
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NoRTH's CELEBRATED ANpHIrHEArrR -An
exhibition by this celebrated Company will be
gwen IN this place on Monday. the Goth inst
II me Opinions of the Press are at all relia
bic they come fully up to the representations
ct their bills. For particulars. see advertise
meat iu another column.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

LAND OFFICE BUsIxEss.-The Hudson North
Star says, Spring is now fairly upon US, and the
rush for land has commenced. There are now
oo3,ooo acres subject to private entry in this
District besides some 2O0,0GG surveyed and
now subject TO Presumption sad entry, which
Will probably be brought into market between
this and fall a million and half yet remain
TO be surveyed
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pOnGFyiTLF, Nav ), ]

TOWN OF MINERAL POINT.
The Republican Electors of the Town of Mineral Point
requested the Count House, Saturday,
Nay l7tl the purpose Of choosing delegates to the
District convention be held the oath,
act such other business may be deemed necessary
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

RIsF.-A general law of the late legislature
raises the per diem pay of Supervisors, Assess
ors, Town Clerks, and Superintendent, to 81 so.
Also, every male inhabitant. Indians and Ne
groes excepted. have tn pay g 90 poll tax.
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9sn Asbertistments.

eLANk M1RRIfGE CERTIFICATES, Jast PM
ID ed and for sale at this Office
~ sNFRAfED from the subscriber sir gi.
IN - east from Dodceviiie and two miles -au.
~ OF GHrrison's Grove, the 2gth ult., is.
~~-1--@ years old Mare COLI.-coIor dark gray. vii.
black main aud TAIL and large blaze the a.
one yeATliug Sorrel Mare, with heavy which i-
been cut OF Mite She has small star in the i1rsa
and one hind leg white about half way 10 The Isr-
Joint. whoever will return them the urdersi-uet %
give intorma ton where they be found shall BE H.
oral rewarded. Address Mineral Point Post Ofice.
PETER DENUTH.
May 3, 1850. sTl''
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\ Precinct Meeting for the Town of Linden, viii be
held at the School House in the village of Linden on
Saturday, the 18th day Of May inst at O'Clock p. NJ,
delegates to the Republican Disaie Convention
aud take preliminary steps for thorough party organi-
nation