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There was a serious fight on Ward $

There was serious. fight on Ward s
Island, Thursday morning, between the
Irish and ,Gstman smigrants.. Over 700
were engaged on each side, and most
terrible collision was Imminent, when
the police arrived, shot down four of the
rioters, secured number of others and
restored order. Eg5
Some time since General Hancock
ordered the printing of the list of regis
tration in large number of papers, in
violation of the laws of Congress. Papers
receivingy this patronage were strongly
rebel, and the matter was called to the
attention of General Grant, who at once
telegraphed Gen. Hancock on the subject
and the advertising was discontinued.
In the House of Commons, on the 5th
inst, Disraeli formally announced the
change in the ministry He stated that
in domestic affairs Lord Derby's policy
would be continued, and in foreign affairs
that of. Lord Stanley would be adhered
y * y 49, u + II f
to. A remark to the effect that the
domestic policy of the Government would
be a liberal one was received with min
gled cheers and laughter. In the House
of Lords Earl Malmsbury announced the
installation of the new government, and
was responded to by Earl Russell.
During the debate in the Senate, a
few days since, some points were brought
out that the Democrats did not anticipate.
Senator Sumner proved from the Madi-
son papers, and from debates in the
Virginia convention, as we'll as in the
National Convention that adopted the
Constitution, that the Senate had a right
to suspend the President from office
during his trial for high crimes and mis-
demeanor in office. He also showed
that the object of the trainers of the
Constitution in providing that the Chief
Justice shall preside over the Senate
when it is engaged in the trial of the
United States, was that the lawful presid-
ing officer Of that body, the Vice Presi-
dent of the United States, might be re-
lieved from his duties in the Senate so
as to perform those of President while
the chief executive was under impeach-
"eh'' AE72 z TT SIT
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New Hampshire Election.
The Largest Vote Ever
s5a Polled.
First Gun of the Great Presi-
bge Dental Campaign. dl
A REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
Harriman's Majority 5000
THE LEGISLATURE LARGELY RE-
PUBLICAN.
Special Dispatch to The ManitOwOc
Tribune.
A REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
Harriman's Majority 5000
THE LEGISLATURE LARGELY RE-
PUBLICAN.
Special Dispatch to The ManitOwo'
Tribune.

.q Concord, March 10.
Up to six o'clock this evening returns
have been received from twenty-seven
towns, which give Hartman, 64S7 ;
Stellar, 64S7.
8 o'clock p. m.
One hundred and four towns give
Hartman, %, 339; Stellar, 1l,o21. Re
publican net gain of SO.
Ifsg New York, March 1O.
Dispatches from Concord state that
returns from one hundred and twenty
five towns give Hartman. 10000; Stellar
$4,000 votes e 4ea
Concord, March 1O-l1 o. clock p. NJ
Returns from one hundred and fifty
towns give Hartman, Republican, 3O,-
407; StClair, 27O03. A republican net
gain of 4.
Portsmouth, March 10.
The vote IN this city is 1902, the largest
ever cast. Hartman, republican, 1850
Stellar, democrat, 1922.
-a Concord, March 1O--Midnight
This city gives Hartman, 1870; ST
Clair ll40; arepublican gain of 80.
Returns from one hundred and seventy
five towns give Hartman, 32,696; St
Clair 20, 1893.
The state has gone republican by
about the same majority as last year.
a' % 'aHH ~ Concord, Marrh H.
Returns from one hundred and seventy
FIVE towns give Hartman, republican
33, 1872 StClair, democrat 80, 904. Fifty
eight small towns remain to be heard
from, which are about equally rc publican
and democratic. It's probable that Har-
riman majority will be about 5000.
The legislature will be largely republi
can. .
The whole vote will probably exceed
$4,000, the largest ever polled.
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CIRIIIT .UlGE.

We publish in an other column cor
respondence between the legal gentle
man of this locality and Judge Taylor of
Sheboygan in relation to his taking the
position of Circuit Judge for another
term 1t is gratifying to see so much
unanimity over candidate, all parties
seeming to think that he is the right
man in the right place. He will prob
ably have little or no competition and
poll almost the entire vote OF the DIS
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Julia Dean. the renowned actress, dice
at New York on Friday
Nitro glycerine is knocking out Hoosat
at the rate of $50 feeta month. t-e
Under orders from Gen Grant, Gen
Hancock has reinstated VIM. Baker,
street commissioner Of New Orleans.
The Assembly of New York voted, OF
Tuesday, to impeach ex-Canal Commits
sioner Dorm of high crimes and misde
meanors. IL ts.ar .-.-a -
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Umpire SewfES Machine Company.
IL SALESRo0M, 6I6 BROADWAY, N. Y.

No. Family Machine. This Machine has straight
needle. perpendicular action, makes the Lock or
Schuttle Stich which viii neither rip ravel and
is alike on both sides: performs perfect sewing on
every description of material with cotton, linen or
silk thread. nE .lrt'.Ul.-f -lr
u Hens, fells Binds, Braids Ttcks Quilts, Ptaits
ana GdtherS As Family Machine il has no superior
80 Price with Hemmer and Braider, 500 -r
Particular attention is called to New Improved
Manufacturing Machines. They light and are
comparatively noiseless, simple, durable and efficient
For cloth or leather work they have competitors.
No Machine with Hemmer and Braider, SIS. No.
Machine Ss5. NEA gents wanted to whom a liberal
dlscout Will be given. 47-3m
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IN PROBATE:-- :--Manitowoc Co.. Court


deceased. N!lB fiJetl5 LH,-a
On reading and filing the petition of Phillip Stein
hot, setting forth the amount of personal estate tnat
has come to his hands, and the disposition thereof:
the amount of debts outstanding against said deceas-
ed and description of all the real estate of which
said deceased died seized and the condition and VAL
ue of the respective portions thereof: and pIaving
that license be to him granted to sell the T. u Of
W Il Section is Town q Range % and it a;,pearire
by said petition, that there is sufficient personal
estate iu the hands of said Phillip Stenhof to pav
said debts and that it is Necessary in order pay the
same to sell all of said real estate it is therefore
ordered, that all persons interested in said estate
appear before the Judge of this Court the 9th day
OF April A. d. 1865 at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the Office of
the County Judge in said County then and there to
show cause (f any there be- why license should not
be granted said Phillip Steinhof to sell said real
estate according to the prayer of said petition
And it is further ordered that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior TO
said day of hearing in the Manitowoc Tribune A
Weekly Newspaper printed and published at Mani
towoc in said County and personally served on all
persons Interested in said estate residing in said
County al least fourteen days before said day o. hear
ing. BY the Court, leeH ar Il
GEO. W. BARKER Comfy jude
Dated at ManitoVsco the 24fh day of Februarv A y
1865
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CHERRIES SALE.

90
~ state OF Wisconsin Notice OF Sale
Circuit Court for SsaT .Gt on -iI
Manitowoc County. Judgement of Foreclosi
Aristarchus Champion, Plaintiff J i
against E-.E-#
William 7. Wood. Defendant
BY virtue of and pursuant to a Judgment of fore
closure and sale rendered in the above entted action
bearing date the 9th day of October 1857 shall on
the = tn day of April, D. 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. ii
at the Shcrfs Office in the Court House in the va
age OF Mantowoc, in the County OF Manitowoc after
said, expose for sale and sell at public vendue the
mortsased premises described in said judgement or SO
much thereof may be sufficient to satisfy the sum
ol hye Thousand seven hundred and @ ghty-ni and
5l-ieO S51 with interest costs OF court
ana the costs and expenses of the Sale, which sa
premises are described follows to wit The und.-
vided one-haf of the north quarter and the east
nan OF the south east fractional quarter Of section
number twenty-five (22) and also the undivided one
halt OF the whole of fractional section number TWEEN
tythree, (23) all in township number seventeen N
north of range number (23) east, situated in the
county of Manitowoc and State OF Wisconsin CON
tanning in the aggregate according the Government
survey of said several tracts land as above des
cribel one hundred and thirty-one and 4o1o0 acres
more or less. ROBERT T. BLAKE Sheriff
a. WOOD Piaintlfs Attorney 46-6t
Dated at Aanitowoc, Wis. March IL, 1865. .--e- =
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s. S.s.TDER SOY.

NlANTFACFgTgER and Dealer IN
.Fl Boots Shoes. LesI Asr. &c. &c Shop on Buffalo
street theAco Of Eighth. Repairing neatly
And Fomptly executed ~ -.
Aanitowoo, September p. 1865. B.. II
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z. A e g. a.

WORK S.~ari. Ia :, fszs %. Ps IS. .srssc-S
iaD Goods Groceries, Crockery. Fancy Goods
Giass Boots and Shoes. Ready made Clothing,
Paper girgs Hats and Caps Toys. Children Cops,
Live Geese Feathers Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
L>np. &c &c. A share of public patronage is soli-
itaA
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Union Republican Ticket
For Chief Justice : zsB us5A =.
LUTHER S. DIXON. gsg4ss
For A'''s''': BYRON 8,11|s;5 PAINE, ur0q Oh
For Circuit Judge,
DAVID TAYLOR.
VICTORY! VICTORY!!

The first gun is fired and democracy
caves in. New Hampshire has spoken
and with larger vote than ever before
condemns the principles of the Demo-
cratic party. See dispatches. This has
been purely political contest, local af-
fairs having no weight. Thus we see
Congress sustained and the president i'm
peached by the people.
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gCT gao cAER. .TE. ID.

nFrE1s g,is Services TO. .Szie citizens
~ CT Tss Riye-s1snf vicinity
-osnos at Louis zaltlers. Washington Street All
ssls n Village Or county promptly attended to-
R1yPPeS 1rS-noctor y $ Davis. NIn- Byford
A. Andrews of CAeaso. and DR.. Easton, OF Mani
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HFigures can't lie, cry the mathema-
tlcians wherein the natbematicians fail
to tell the truth We can show them a
figure" that lies increasingly, and with
out a blush. But, thanks to the sover-
eign majesty fthe people, a cypher will
shortly be made of this figure. Chicago
T0sf fHaTtfs W l4tf IHf q -.t.3.f-
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Il. q. EDg.4E D,

EHFEENGE's Furnishing Goods Of
VI every dss cr!ptfoa- !,
bsss ny 5sehe ahortest notice. and satisfaction
Garant.si salpio7 the best worhmen to he found
aa4 keep TWO of SinssFs Sewing Machines constantly M
In I--fl
lIdHrH STREET. opposits Gocdsnow L Barnes
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TN PROBATE :---IzanitOwoc County

TS PROBATE :---EzanitOwoc County
L Court.
In the matter of the Estate of Henry W Chamber
ln deceased. 5.-- . l..l
On reading and filing the petition of Clark Dinwid
die of the town of Scott in the County Sheloy
and State of Wisconsin, representing among other
things that the 18th day OF October 1861 the said
deceased and Jabez Bowen entered into contract in
writing under their hand and seals whereby the said
diseased did agree i'll consideration of the of
hundred and fifty dollars to convey to tho said Jabez
Bowen, his heirs assgns the PREMISE described as
follows towit: The northwest quarter the north
east quarter of section sixteen thirteen north
of range twenty, east in said County of Sheboygan
That the said Jabez Bowen has duly assigned said
contract to your petitioner and that he is the e-
gal holder and owner OF the same and claiming that
he the said petitioner is entitled conveyancey of
said premises and praying that Harriet W. Chamber
lain, Admnstratrixof the estate of Henry W. Cham
beran deceased be authorized and directed by decree
of this Court, to make and execute conveyance of
said premises to him the said petitioner ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge of this
Court, Monday the 23d day of March, 1868. at ten
O'Clock A. NJ at his Office in the Village OF Manitowoc
And it s further ordered that notice thereof be
published for weeks successvey before such hear
ing in the Manitowoc Tribune, q weekly newspaper
published at Manitowoc, Wisconsin. .---
Dated February TO. 1868, 43-6w
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge
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~ R.aECO.Ry. II. ID.

IA Id Fd. -. II ~ k<SSVsis, ~ IL,
I1E TSEC1AY snl SIr.seos, ALSO *
a-nirfus Su- seoi1for PENSIONS, appointed py
The Gorsrpment. -sr- 4 --r-., = -.
orgIGE asr of ghth and York streets, Mantle
vsc " iscepsin.
Attaetoa-
,srt.cLll -.,stsrtion paid to co7suitatons. and
80 ia. treatment of DIFFICULT @nd CRlIICh Il
. ksre s9 12-29
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I'D. yD.yEs RRO..

~AEANUFAEEUHEs aud Dealers in
lfl Lumber, Lath. and Shingles Bills cut to ordor
short notice. Manitowec. Wis.
D. JONES w B. JoSgs
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n. g.y'SEH,

IEWELEZ ard PhotSSFapher All
- kind work in the line Of my business prompt
= attended to- and warn ,nted TO give satisfaction
have Just recsivei y Wing 0rnsbsys Multiplying
CANERA OSSCURA, with which l can take small
pict.rou of the finest order for dollar per dozen
fhstosra TAX sof "a sizes. Albums aad Frames
..,r,.tJy q, bani Yo-k Street - l3-{f
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cRE.g.WCITH HOUSE

CORNER Ferry and soaItH "a'er S's'
Milwaukee, Wis.,
This uouse located at the South end of walkers
Point Bridee is well calculated TO accommodate
trayeIers arriving by waiting for the Lake steamers
Term. 81 90 per day witt, first class accommodatlon
~, - a., a. - I : .--za- n .-,. L.. fly
AXTELL & RICKETSoN, Proprietors
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4. o. q. ~.

lanickcrnning Lodge No. So. L. q. q. r.
~ Meetsse,ery Friday Evening at the Odd Fellows
Asi, Corner Of Commercial Eighth Streets.
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Judicial Election Notice,

Notice is hereby given that at general election to
be beld in the several towns wards and election pre-
cincs in the State of Wisconsin, the first Tuesday,
being the seventh day of April the following
ficers to be elected. to-wit:
A Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Luther S.
Dixon:
An Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Jason
Downer; af .ia
Judge of the Circuit Court of the Fourth Judicial
Circuit, comprising the counties of Fond jdu Lac
hlanitowoc, Sheboygan, Calumet and Kewaunee, in
the place of David Taylor, whose of Office will
expire on the thirty-frst day of December 1868.
Said election to be conducted. the votes canvassed
and returns made pursuant to law .r. .-
Given undsr hand and the great seal of the State
~ of Wisconsin, at the Capitol in Madison,
i(Is this 18th day of February. A. D. 1868 q.
a. A' -I. TIIOS. S. ALLEN,
Fl. Secretary OF State.
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.N.SSO.SFC.

d cyUln- Meeting of Fanitoyyoc LoaEe e
~ fsh,i al Masonic Hall, on York Street the
LIST and III si einesiay OF Each Month
E. K. RAND, W. NJ.
Wx n. HoAN Sec wzaee tars-
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Il Court,
In the matter of the estate of Johan Klug decsassd
On reading and filing the petition of c. Luling Adj
mnstrator setting forth the amount Of personal es-
tate that has his hands, and the disposition
thereof: the amount of debts outstanding against
said deceased and description of all the real estate
of which said deceased died seized and the condition
and value of the respective portions thereof and
ing license be him granted to sell lot No. g. and
west half of lot No. TO- in block No. 152, of the Viii
Iage of Mantowoc and it appearing by said petition,
that there sufficient personal estate in the hands
of Charles Lung Administrator, 20 lay said debts,
and it neccessary in order to the san to sell
all of real it is therefore ordered that all per-
sons interested in said estate appear before the Judge
of this Court MONDAY The 9th day of March, A D.,
1868 at O'Clock NJ, at the Probate Office, IN Man.
itowoc in said County then and there to show cause
f any there be- VIII license should not be granted to
said c. Luling Administrator to sell real estate as-
cording to the prayer of said petition r.
And it is further ordered that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said-iay of hearing, in the, Maniowoc Tribune, a
Weekly Newspaper printed and published at Manito-
woo in said County and personally served on all per-
sons interested in said estate residing in said County,
at least fourteen days before said day of hearing.
By the Court, GEO W. BARhEk,
s; ~ 5GJni County Judge.
Dated at Manitowoc the 9th day of January. A. D.,
1ssS 4f-4w
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.zDSEEsys SSyyES

nEALER in Stoves: TiG. Sheet IRON
IL and Copp7r ware manufacturer. Ali kinds of
repairing done, Eighth Street, opposite Trbuns Of
Ace
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~. =. GO.rE.

HOUSES raised and moved. Having
Superior facilities for rsisin gland moving houses
We wond announce TO tha citizens of Manitowoc town
and county that any business entrusted to care
1in rsssye p-oapt attention and be performed in a
sAsuIerswsrranted 70 give sat sfaction Enquire tho
Srtskfe 0liec. 1916
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FRED. SCHR sEDER.

NJ EAT Narket.--Havi5sg purcEiased
M the business OF Wn. Brown. / shalt hereafter
ess,tsntly keep hand the choicest meats at tho
!swsst rates A share of public patronage solicited
1917
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RET.aIL LUMBER R-.fRD,

.TDAE TndersigHcd are prepared to fill
L. to order, bills Of lumber l2th the shortest
notice. A will be at ali times in the yard,
ready to wait customers aud receive their or
ds-s The bestastock kept costantly hand at the
mill, corner of Quay and 9th streets.
III. GUYLESk BROWN.
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NOODRICH'S History of United State:
u and Mitchsls Geography at the
|, Franklin Bookstore.
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r ~ .Yg.EEAHszW,
CH.YLES n. ty..sEKER,

TTORN EY and COunseior st Law
"A o1cs corner of sth andQuay streets Hsnlto
wee Wiscon sin. lZ-sI
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.rrxrs-uS, EypUSE.

IVA. wIII7A1S 81 CO.. Corner Oh
X r.btb and franklin Streets. Nanitowoc- W IS
M, n.w brick hotel has been fitted upin the very
Ss,tznd latest style, with new furniture ana peo.nS
fhrenrbeut The wants of the travelling pupiic "ti
receive prompt attention, and pains VIII De spred
- rive perfect satisfaction.
large and well arranged stable Is connectea az WIN
8 az = 81 ~ J KAPITAs.
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-g .sr SHBRIFF'S OFFICE
Manitowoc, February 20 1868
In compliance with the foregoing ard with the
statutes in such made and provided notice is
hereby given that election will be held in the
era towns and election precincts in the County of
Manitowoc, for the officers above named Tuesday
the seventh day of April, 1868. l-If a--
ROBERT T. BLAKE,
43Sw e- Sheriff for Manitowoc County
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DETTISTR e.

I'm. A. j. sPATCEgEFS, Dentist II ce
- in E5ilerrnans building, on eth Street,
Aanitowce. Wis.
~ Teeth extracted without pain. -
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Dated at Manitowoc the 9th day of January, A. D,
1865. 4i-4w
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s, A. B"DDD,

TTORNEY at law. Manif"Wcc,
a wisconsin. Office on Eighth street, over the
fkst Nato aal Bank s<ftt5ss [ jyls69-lg
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DO.T n. SKOFE,

TTORNEY and Counselor at Law.
~ Ofice with Geo. \. Woodin. Manitowoc, WIS
I e0nsin. II *EE zgLg~F II H7ss
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f. II. TREs4T.

1 ATTORNEY and Counselor at Law
"A and Land Agent Office corner of Eighth and
franklin streets. Manitowoc, Wisconsin t4-li
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HE.rRY SIZE EE,

TUSTICE OF the Peace. Smce, H.HO'
u. Aers budng, corner of Eighth and York streets
Aanitowoc, Wisconsin.
Will make collections pay taxes, search the rec'l DIS
draw deeds. nortgages and contracts, &C. &c All
business will receive prompt attention Ml 10
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TTORNEY and COslFlselor at Law.
n Once on Eighth street, Mantowoc, Wisconsin.
0GlIsctions promptly attended TO. 5EtS lo-aZ
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.s'is a95E a fsfgs ataos -
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nYN. SCH co. Cor
Is x.r Of Seventh and Franklin: Streets, (Soutn
kds) Nantowoc, Wisconsin IVAN
The aAo-s new and sommodous Hosei : no t. oPt,l
fsr the reception of guests lit s htted up III in & -
S>at and improved style, and no pans VIM oe
spafsd to ms Ike agreeable and 20 s3
N0r the travelling public -c,n
scHR1LEnbICK, y u. h'7Hi- '
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.rIsTTDrn HOTEL.

vTyHOMAS WyND4aTE.4 Proprietor.
j This nrst class house is in excellent condiIion
and the proprietor is confident that ne can si's PEI
R.,a will ,lwavs be ready to take travellers to and
Esn The boats. A good Livery -Staoe - ny 70 x y
Anetiel with the House.