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Until 1882 he was presi dent of the Gesellschaft für Erdkunde and of the Afrikanische Gesellschaft; then he went as consul to Tunis, and in 1884 as German imperial conmmi ioner to West Africa. Here he annexed To go land, Angra Pequena, and Kamerun. He succumbed to fever on board ship, and was buried at Cape Palmas, Liberia. Nacidoc (nä-she'dōsh), or Natch it oches. A tribe of the Caddo Confederacy of North Ameri can Indians. See Caddo . Nacionales (nä-the-ō-nä'lāz). A political party of Chile, formed by a union of conservatives and liberals, under the leadership of Francisco Ignacio, O a about 1857. At times it has been very prominent, but it has never carried a national election. Nacoleia (nak-ō-lē'yä), or Nacolia (na-kōʻli-ä). In ancient geography, a place in the northern part of Phrygia, Asia Minor. Here, 366 A. D., the emperor Valens defeated Procopius. Nacosari (nä-kō-sä'rē). A town in eastern Sonora, in the neighborhood of which are very extensive copper-mines. The high peak in its ments of great importance for the chronology of the Baby the cuneiform accounts of the last Babylonian king and neighborhood bears the name of Cerro de Na- that of the Book of Daniel, see Belshazzar and Cyrus . cosari . of As syria. He then entered into an alliance with the Median king Cyaxares, who gave his daughter in marriage to Nebuchadnezzar; and by their united efforts the destruction of the A yrian empire was brought about in 608 B. C. Besides this little is known about Nabopola ar's person or reign.