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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-11-18

|diyidual had narrow escape ball passed
through his coat near his shoulder. A szrgs
number OF persons now rushed into The ware
house. threw the press upon the xhsrf, where
liz was broken in pieces and thrown fnto the
river. The FIRE in the roof Of The waHehOCse
was extinguished By q spectator, who deserves
great praise 70, his eOurageoos inisstsTsacs'
and but little damage was done By Il . the
building. No disposition seemed 70 be mani
tested 10 destroy say other property In ihs ware
house. Wi,ho-t further attempts al rioaesee
the mob dispersed aad no further opea isss:-
cations Of disorder OF violence have been ua-
nisfested.
The foregoing is stated on WHIT l consider
undoubied authority. and mostly from nv a-rn
personal knowledge
JOHN n. nRG n, MaroE.
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NEW GOODS.

UST rec's per steamer Gypsy, large assor.
- tof HARDWARE, CUTLELY Ann
STATIONERY, Of every description, purcha..d
in New Orlean, and comprising in part thu lollew.
ing articles, viz -
Collins' broacand chopping axes foo,-adze,. lor
chains, ass'd paint corn mills, IL doz. wsed;ns
hoes, coffee mill COW bells, tea kettles, p,ou,S
names nail hamsrs, steel yards, shoyelsandt ons.,
hand saws, Manila leading lines and bed cords.
cotton lines, twle, ass'd rife pistol and sua
fints, white and ninted marbles, brass and plated
spurs, nail and spill gimblets, cork screws, shutters.
plain and split pe.ussian caps, sand paper, hide
whips, pack pins, orse brushes; mill saw, raj tail,
pit, taper and had saw files; horse rasps, socket
chisels, molasse gses; cupboard, chest, trunk, bag
and pad locks ass, gun locks, cast and brass buts
and screws, Brittaia and Iron tea and table
spoons, ass'd kIvea and forks, assd pocket, butcl-
er and scalping knves; table steels and carvess,
scissors, shears, ra0rs, thumb and spring lancss,
razor strops, Brittaia and wood shaving boxes,
shaving and tooth bushes, hair and clothes do
brass and plated snale bride bits, tin'd and null
lin bits plated, half ated and brass stirups sssd
fish hooks and lines bonnet wire, vioins, violin
strings; perfumery D0es, colognes, fancy and COM
mon soaps, pon,atum, bears oil, indelble and red
inks, glass beads, filger rings, watch keys, brass
ana silver tnimoies, ewing ana KmtuhS neeuess
ass'd Indian bels siler pencil cases, pencilleads,
silk purses, pocket oook wallets, memorandum y.
books, sand paper, spc,acles, hooks and eyes, hend
mirrors, Indian glass, toilet and Italia do so-
sier's spelling book, Walkers dictionary, DAY
books, ledgers, and blank books plain and ruled let.
ter paper, plain AMI cap do account 40. assd
quilts, ink stands, paAe boards, sealing wax, waters,
black sand; PEARL vest aud shirt buttons metal pa
\ NJ In
neck, side and tuckine COMBS wood pocket do. dres
sing do fine ivory do. flint locked rifles ssss and
double barrell'd shot guns and pistols.
Together with May other articles too tedious
to mention. Persons wishing 10 make . bill Al
Wholesale prices, would do well to call and exam
inc our stock, rs we intend selling wholesale and
retail at small advance upon cost.
SCOTT g. TAYLOR.
AUGUST 6. 1897.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. 1hW552spOI

LATE OF ALTON, ILLINOIS,
TTAVING determined OH permanent resi-
IL dence in Du Buque offers his professional
service to the public. He deems it unnecessary to
say more, as his acquaintance with the diseases Of
this section Of country, and experience of eight
years practice, he hopes will eat,le him TO liberal
share of public patronage.
Or. Lurton will devote special attention to the
diseases Of women and children, and to operative
and dental surgery.
Office aid residence OH main street, nearly op-
poste the store Of Mr.. Green Weaver, where he
may be found at all hours, unless absent Oh profes-
sional business. Private Office up stairs.
Du Buque, Oct.7 l9-n
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FOR SALE.

II WILL sell all my right, title and purehase
il claim on the head waters Of the Catfish, be-
ing "a bona fide claim) Of prairie and timtsr-all
Of which is Of first rate quality, the sum Af tsrss
hundred collars. r. B. WILSON.
T. s.-This claim is adjoining the farm Of the
ATE Col Camp. sowds Sept. ., 1877.
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Take Notice.

4 LII persons indebted to G. s. Parish either
IA by note or book account, are requested to make
immediate payment to me, as am authorized d
collect the same forthwith.
LAWRENCE MOLONY. Z
Du Buque, Sept. 90, 1897. list @
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Half Breed L.nl.
NOTICE. Is hereby given tha, d.

O!ICE 70 hereby given that II. -,
~ signed, claimants Of interest = ~ Saee, 2.
breed lands, a5e not cooperating viii i ~! al
Akin T. Little, in sale of the half br..S i Il
OF any Po.t'onof them. That We DO s ~ !.
eognlss .neir .lght to sell, and shall eoa,. =.
snd . ds w whes ,hey sh. pretend .
no event hold greater right than ,hos. ~. Sa =
men possess, which we believe "a 1. ssaue.
smaller than they pretend to claim. m., lsea
as yet been no judicial ascertainmeu. - e e
rights Of the claimants, and we, vih IL =. a e
are endeavoring to have an investp,toeo ; ;'a
place, and final determination m,d. !. !. 20. !.
claims Of all, before any sale, ia al, -.
justice s.sJ Be done 10 every one. Tn s,s ...'
pursued by Messrs. Akin l. Little h.. .'. ~.
dencJ to throw every thing into coufo.oa ' e.
create endless trouble and litigation. w. ..
from them ss'ssR k3s - Pe4CuaSllf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-11-18

LIST OF ACTS PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION
OF THE TwENrY-FlFTH CoNGREss.---An act to
postpone the fourth instalment Of deposites
with the States.
An act authorizing further postponement
Of payment upon duty bonds.
An act for adjusting the remaining claims
upon the late deposite banks.
An act to regulate the fees Of district attor-
neys in certain cases.
An act for the relief Of D. P. Madison.
A bill to authorize the issuing Of Treasury
notes.
A bill making additional appropriations for
the suppression Of Indian hostilities for the
year one thousand eight hundred and thirty
seven.
A bill making additional appropriations for
the year one thousand eight hundred and thir-
ty-scven.
A bill to continue in force certain laws Ia
the close of the next session Of Congress.
A bill to amend an act entitled san act ia
provide for the payment of horses lost or de.
stroyed in the military service Of the United
States" approved January l8, 1887.
RESOLUTION directing the postage on letters
sent by the Express Mail to be paid in advance.
| The LEeIsLAruRE.--This body assembled
in this place on Monday last.> Their proceed.
lngs, up to Friday, are given tn our paper o.
to-day. 1t will be perceived that they have
already gone to work in earnest; and we think
we may promise, in advance, that great deal
Of business will be despatched previous to theil
| adjournment. We arrive at this conclusion,
in consequence Of tho disposition evinced and
expressed by the members generally, to this
effect. All seem to be sensible that much is
expected of them; and it is ardently to be de-
sired that no difficulty will be raised, calcula.
ted to disappoint public expection. There is
one measure to be acted on, which all concede
to be Of paramount importance---we mean the
revision of our present, or the adoption Of an
entire new code Of laws. Something must be
done on this subject, or we ehall have no halt.
1t is time the people should know what laws
are in existence in our Territory, and what are
not. This opportunity, we hope, will soon be
afforded them.--[Territorial Gaz. Nov. IL.
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@@T GOODS,
Provisions, Groceries. &c
The following is the plan Of the Capitol, tai

INHE subscriber has received by late arrivals, il,
IL addition to his former stock of Goods, a large
and general assortment of Provisions, Groceries,
Liquors, Dry Goods, Hardware, Hollow-ware,
Queens-ware; Boots, Shoes, Caps, and variety
Of Clothing, suitable for the season. which he will
sell Oh moderate terms at his store in Peru, fer
cash, mineral, or lead.
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Peru, Nov. %, 1886. 29-,f

Peru, Nov. %, 1886. 29-tf
Quigley & ButteryvOrth,
u RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
~ the public in general, that they have just
received an assortment
GROCERIES,,
Suitable for family use, which they offer cheap
for cash, lead, or mineral Among which viii
be found
Sugar, Coffee, Young H. Tea,
Imperial, Gunpowder Souchoungdo.,
Molasses, Mackerel, Cheese,
Crackers, Almonds, Raisins, Figs;
Loaf Sugar, Dried Peaches,
Dried Apples, Chewing Tobacco,
Smoking Tobacco, Pepper, Alspice,
Cloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Starch, Indigo,
Soap, Candles, Flour, Corn Meal, Com,
Mustard, Paste Backing, Playing Cards,
Writing and Letter Paper;
Kegs Oysters, 10 barrels Porter,
French Brandy, American do,
Holland Gin, American do, esq
Madeira, Tenerieffe, Malaga APort Wines
Rum, Claret in bottles, (sup.)
Lemon Syrup, Spanish Cigars, Melee do.
Nails, Brooms, Flasks, Powder and Ink;
Stoughton Bitters by the gallon or bottle;
$500 lbs. well cured Bacon. &c.
Du Buque, May II, 1886. If II n
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NOTICE.

A am about to leave this country for the
IA south, have appointed Lawrence MoIony
as my Agent to attend TO my business, and receive
all demands due to me, either by note or book ac-
count. q. 8. PARISH.
.Du B,,que, Sept. 90, 1897. l7-St
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7she minds of those uho are now flushed with
the confidence OF robust health, and Of bring
inc to the recollection Of the friends Of the de-
CEASED. now present, some al the prominent
tsss u % ass IL md A
If the late session. he parted from his fellow
members. most oil whom are now here. in the
full possession OF health. vigos, and activity.
In returning 10 his home from the town Of Du
Buaue, after night. in the moath Of February
last, his horse fell. threw him, and put peri-
aa % ais existence. Col. CaMP died Ia the
fnii vigor of manhood, leaving widow and a
isrge family OF children. He vas one ofthe
EARLIEST and most eaierpTising Of the pioneers,
who established themselves un the western
banks Of the Upper Mississippi, and he was
always prompt and efficient in the discharge of
lie duties ss ,ec3 e:.::e. defending osiiI
frontier from the incursions of savage foe in
The wal of 1882, he bore a highly honorable
and useful part; he acted as captain Of COM
lPany Of mounted rifemen under Gen. Dodge
Al the battle of wisconsin Heights, and receiv-
ed the warmest eneomiums of lis commanding
gihcer, for his determined bravery eyinced on
that occasion. Col. CAMP wis native Of
Georgia; lived many years in he State of IL
hnois; and established himself 1t Du Buque's
Mines before the Indians had left the country,
and before hut could be seen where the thru
wing and populoas town Of Dl Buque now
sands. As a citizen, Col. CAMf was public
spirited. liberal, and enteTprising: as soldier,
be was brave and honorable; aud as a Ltgisla-
tor. be was honest and intelligent. His death
asdesply deplored by the community amongst
whom he had made his home, and this house
lost the services of useful member.
! therefore move, that, as token of respect
to the memory of H. T. CAMP, decd, late a
member of this House from the. county of Du
Buque, the members wear, as badge of mour-
ming. Grape ON the left arm for thirty days.
WEDNESDAY 3d-The House went into the e.
lection Of Speaker. Enge and Letter were nomi-
nsied the BALLOT taken, each having Ii votes, no
election, and postponed.
THURSDAY. 4th.-The report of James Clarke,
Librarian was received. and laid ON the table John
Calm was elected Chief Clerk, Tandy X. Brown,
Assistant; William Morgan, Sergeant-at-Arms;
John LoT,on, Messenger. A resolution was pass
ed inviting the Printers to the House to take seats
within the bar at pleasure. A. H. Posey, Vim.
Sterling, and Ed. Johnston, TranscribiDg Clerks |;
Milton McCraney, Assistant Messenger; Reuben
Chance, Doorkeeper; Jos. r. FaIes, Assistant.
We have not proceedings up to the election of
Speaker, but learned from the Gazette the result,
as given in our last.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-11-18
ATROCIOUS PIRACY.

f8 A1ltOOlOO0 = 4t<AO ~
We learn that after the news Of the capture
of the Susqaeilanna reached this city, on the
evening Of the oath inst, orders were forthwith
despatched to the revenue cutters at Whining
ton, Norfolk and Pensacola, by the Secretary
of the Treasury, ,
They were directed by MI. Woodbury. to
spare neither exertions nor expense in putting
10 sea Immediately, with sufficient crew and
asusment to capture the pirate and rescue her
prize:
suit Till they had, If possible, accomplished
thsse objects. ~ heard Of their being accom-
plishsd ~ Others.
We understand. also, that simllar directions
wese ssu4 70 Pensacola ~ the Navy Depart
gpsp&. rs ne eemmandef Of tliat station and of
ne Vast ssuslnan,~ Y arlington Globe.
Las arecusts shs sxeisensat was subsiding, and
sasay surposs tie piloss wsre mistaksa> --NEws.
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CALICOES Il GINGIJAMS.. 80.
A LARGE assortment Of Cslccss ana o." z.
~ ans, some new and handsoms R.u'I AT.
sale by +. \. We 1.f
June 8. L------
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OF Representatives to Inform the Council that
the House has concurred in the resolution Of
the Council, appointing committee to revise
the joint rules Of both houses; and that they
have appointed Messrs. Dnrkee and McGre-
gor on the part Of the House,
On motion Of Mr.. Arndt,
Ordered, That the Governors message be
made the order of the day for tomorrow.
On motion Of Mr.. Sweet,
Resolved, That the commissioners author.
lied by an act Of the Legislative Assembly Of
this Territory, and approved, Dec. 3, 1886, to
cause the necessary public buildings to be e.
rected, be- ordered to report to this Council
their proceedings at full length: the state Of
forwardness of said buildings, the moneys re-
ceived and paid out, and the amount Maid to
each person or persons, and the names ofsucb
person or persons; and to contain the true state
Of affairs Of said buildings. and the funds an.
|proPriated for the purpose Of erecting the same.
IN THE HOUSE,, Tuesday 7.-Mr. Engl., in the
following manner, announced the death Of Colonel
Camp, which were ordered to be entered on The
journals:
lrise, Mr.. Speaker, to announce to the House
the decease Of my colleague, Col. CAmp. late
a member Of this body from the county Of Du
Buque, who died since the adjournment Of the
Legislative Assembly. In announcing this
melancholy event to the House, I would be
doing injustice TO my own feelings, If / did
not embrace the opportunity Of Offering few
words upon the life and character Of nv do.
ceased friend and colleague. These few words.
a voluntary tribute from one who esteemed
him while living and regrets his untimsly
death a. q public loss, cannot now reach The
ears OF understanding of him who lies mould
ering in the grave, yet they may serve the pur
pose ofawaksning some serious reflections il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
PROEIT.fBEE E.1.y'EHg.p1.,

VIE subscribers owning sundry TRACTS -,
Il LAND comprising near ten thousand , 'f
the finest cotton region IN the State of Me-; In
are desirous OF improving and bringing unds, 'pP'
ratlon one or more OF them aud Will thrre, '''
to any person possessing probltv of c6' g'f
ter and the requisite capital or slave labor ''a'
nefship arrangement, by which, in addition +, fa1'.
profits arising rom the cumie of the land m '''
he may be equally interc sted IN its increased
from Improvements. ''oe
They propose to put in any portion ar all &C.,
LAM, AT IT'S present value, as uNI,IpRoyrr '''
galns an equal amount OF capital in slave labnn,
to furnish, II Necessary, the cash capital reon.,e
outfit; the lands, negroes, &C. TO be- ,o,nt ,r,.
" OF the conccrn and the partnership To cn,,,
as long as beneficial.
The Lands offered are amongst the hest co,,
lands in Mississippi, and particularly one ttact ean
tuning , 3s5 acres, in Township l6, Range w.,
immodatc.y on the Yazoo River, md haylne Tho ~
vantage OF steam boat navigation. at all times f,I
year, being part OF that unequallcd rich and M,
ductve tract, known rs llOues Island, % n,I
boye the 1ourshing town OF Manchester and NO.
more than eight from the growing town OF |, hul,,
In the opinion OF the undersigned, the settlement n
that tract would realize JOINT profit OF from 60 10 "A
thousand dollus il two Years. For further pa,,
culars. address the subscribers IN lynchbnrs rsi
MIA. WILL ANS 4 VICTOR
q = The Richmond Enquirer is requested Ia
publish the foregoing weekly SLY weeks ard srnd #,
account to tins Office Tor payment.
March % WIS
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r9ESTsC&

4 Suppos.R istidcat-- lg isc3ard iio,cit,
sTbere was he of N fond sitng in tn out ofhs hon.c
tbs o-nins snn ana ENJOYING ii, fresh air"Lts u M
4 blind oil man. in sinpl, erass arrar,
SAT- the chseria sun whsn hv there rast
voatl. on him disdoiafui Looks who cas,
4 oourl,r smooth, in count, garments say
Who pal,sinS, nuuar,d in the public
The wretch thoa who louiest blew the blast
OF evil s,ri, ami Cu,rdoa tit thou hast
I..l lonely thus 10 darkness and decay"
Coulter, rass oni greater !. he than kings
Tho.ch old and blind, and diinmed 18th daily care
Even thru h. heard the rush ofange wing,
Or talked in Eden with thu hap pair;
Or. raised above oil suhlGnary things,
Dreshsd in tn heaven OF heavens ainlro.ia air.
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Correspondence al the I. =. tia.tti.

" AsWNGToN, Apul Is, 1857.
tls Understood that the sentence al the Court
Martial winch mel At Savannah To investigate the
charges AGAINST MAYOR Gates, ~ before The President.
some OF the officer who were on the Court Martial
arc now IN TIL, cat, and Ii is generally understood
ihai they have unanimously aud honerably acquitted
the Mayor. JUDGED. rumor goes So fan rs to say, thar
tie charges arpcarcd to the Cuu to be 80 trlino and
frivolous As N,ncey 10 deserve the tormalty of a
Solemn INV Sheat'on and they scmccl, thought Il
necessary to hear MAYOR Gates in the defence which
he had prepared. an told that b, the death of an
oiieer-NDor flclllcman, bcllcye-thcre i. a
promotion which Will probably fall To the lot Of Ma,
Jor Gates.
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Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
BUCHANAN PROPERTY.

Ohm IOBSoN oi The city oi Richmond, will be At Bnch-
- ANN, Mondn, the hrstdny o MAY and thai day
III fur md the fur day after making III
will sell, rent fo term of yeas the highest bid
der Tint distinguished and valuable building the banking
House, and narly opposite the Bridge. On the lower part,
the Bank ther. most beautiful aud wellconSTucted
room Counting room and Cellar which although part
the House, be used without the smallest nconve-
10 the upper pat aud If rrned will b. Offered scpa
ratcy The upper part ~ certainly one oil the most beautiful
and convenient for Tavern with fnil rpon that be
found that part NirgnIaanl has attached
foot acv every bne that such business equirs xtrpt
Stable and Carriage House. winch b. pat up and
without much Buiile. of Ill much
ed there, and nom more so than tavern.
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From TIE Manchester ( .u,s,su,y,J War.

., =,
TtRRlnIE PASTHtR FIonr.-A kceI-boat in 4.
eend'nt the azoo rycrtecenty, lay by for the night
and about 9o'CloCk, while the crew wcte seated IN
me 'abih' almee panther sprang IN at the door aud
scl1ed one oil the men by the shoulder The othrr
tee men rushed to hls assistance, and endca,or-d
III VAIN /" cNtIc2tr HIM from the lcuiblc Jaws Of the
monster: one al them took up rifle aud lr,ellcdlt At
the Pluhc', but II missed fine he thea obtained /,
bo"le hnlic and plunged ii IN the beast. The poor
boatnan "is NEST houIbly uanelcd. having had hIs
shoulder neaIlS tom oil, 1ad hs bod, laccrattd hy
the claws OF the luiuriJted monster.
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LOON AT 'EsqES!,,

/ WILL sell IA bargain i'm three ssarolci,-
Is. also keep constantly on han C1rryalIs of
the best quality, Those wish NJ 10 buy will please
to call and examine prioe and quality.
All rcparns done IN the best manner. at the sub
scrlbers shop, on lh str,ct, near Pc - tan yard
GEORGE COCHRAN.
Lynchhury April % m!w
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TO VIZ. John q. Eve

FEAkE NOTICE, that on the 10Th day of MAY,
d l7}7, a the Office of :. & NJ. II. Garland, IN
Lsncaburg, shall proc, 10 take the depostons
OF ldy persons be read the trial ot suits
now dope Ming aad undetermined, in the Circuit Su-
peror Count al Law and th,nCer,, iuI the county
nj Mont Iomcry, III tie Stne of Virginia, III both OF
which Nouare plaHtIlt-one against the under
signed, lleary l. mundsoa, and the other against
James Bmneus exec utor,. Ii tie Gcpostlous should
not be G@en compile ed, on Il day azores id, then
they will be taken on The day thereafter, at the same
place.
HENRY EDMTNDSON,
JAMES BAkNETr'TS Executors.
Apul t19N
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NOTICE..

I HAVE appointed Jacob Rumbough VIM b.
4 Jones, aud Vim. Farss to attend to my business
IN IN, absence. All persons having claims against
me are reque sted tomake application to them for
dement,, aud those indebted to me are requested TO
make immediate payment 10 them.
JOHN LEWELLIN.
March IG 2n
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III NfRIES' REMEDY FOR
TIE PILES

ANE ofhe best and thorough remedies Know for this
- troublesome complaint. Ii has perfect, answers
the purpose Ion which 1t u intended Than other
common NC, md affords tmratc and permanent
t both from the disorder it, nnt IL accompanying symn-
toms otpita ~ ae 0t rch hct ,ce ios ofappette
II ;estini, nul other mart. of hlts.
- lncr 81 tr both mticl pnlm5 aud Electnafy-of
80 cent, when but ouls want u.
: Sone genuine uni siend T. kIDDER on Ia,
wrapper (sp1r proprietor an D CoNNAyl by
whom IA for sub nths tountin itoom No - Cont
street, Boston, nndh5 lns spcctn appontuont,hv
HON n. DIMES aud
J. r. RDAAII, l.ynchburg.
Jul, II I'm