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ir@-2t Or
Ten Dollars Reward.

GTRAYED from tie of Hui aud hcsby streets
y on the 26tb, Dark CHE>Tkur BAY -fohsE,
It fifteen han high, sighted very heavy name
both sides Of his'n OK heavy tail. The above re-
ward will be Tais when deliver TO me at the foot q
Jefferson street, below Smith McLean's Boat Store
jy29-3t A. MUM, Bakery.
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E.Sfrav

FEFAKES up by the sub criber Saturday last a
l. CREAM C0LokED MARE, win black name and
ill., and four white feet The owner is requested to
come forward prove property and pay charges.
DAVIS TUHfLL,
jT29-2t Opposite the Miss and Tenn railroad derot,
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FORTRESS MoERoE, July 23.-The mail
boat from Harrison's Landing reached here at
balf-past four, and reports all quiet, and no
news from the army on the James river.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Rev. BENZ. j
Baker, editor of TIE Presbyterian Quarters
ReviesC, died this morning.
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Strayed.

A CT AZ BANK MARE, fanr years old with four whIls
"A fee kn7ss black, whie resk on her rehesd
and and tsil ba k Tw MY avs (S25) dollar re-
ward will To gyen il delivered 10 me tie Gayoso
Stables, on Main street.
L2s-iw CHAS. FRAlE
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Estray.

NlAS I'm up by the subscriber, CLAY BANK HORSE,
black snd tail, fourteen and half CI4l5( hands
high. taken up about i've miles from this ace on
Hachie AXE. 1he have the by calling
At my house at the Appeal ofice
jy29 It r.. B. J0BE.
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PERFUMERY
BRUSHES. COMBS,
AND TOILET ARTICLES GENERALLY

wis:ars Balsam Wild Gerry,
Or. williams caugh Bulaau.
John BULBS Cherry Pee oral,
Kushton.' CD LIVER Oil,
Morwin, Fever sud Agus Pills,
Woods Baiy Restorative,
Heimstrests Hair Restorative,
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Hair Restorative,
De Grath's Electric Oil,
Irask's Magnetic Ointment,
/ Ambrosisl OIL, sa
For Chill Medicines,
so to ". c. Potler's.
For Diarrlo~ Medicines, =
20 to W. {. Pgtor's
For Pile Medicines,
,#& 60 to W. c. POttsr'-
Dixie Csthardc Pills.
lea s8@ tsa Ayers CatAartic Pills,
wrghts' ca'hsrtiO Pills,
Carlrs' Stimulating Liuiment,
Osgoods Cholagogue,
Railways Ready Relief
Merwins Blood searcher,
! Jayne's Carminutivs 8asam,
| Browns Essence Jamaica Ginger,
.aaa Eureka ir Restorative.
| Bryan,s pulmonio wafsrs
For Cough Medicines,
| Go TO W. 9. Potter's,
E#8Ns&Ha Cherokee Cure,
Wrights Rejuyenating Elixir,
PayfOn's IndeIible Ink,
spaldins's Prepared Glue
| Thompsons gys Water.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
Davis wnd Cherry ana Tar.
| Dalley's Pain Extractor,
| For Blood Purifiers
go to w. O. Potiers
For Worm Medicines
20 to VI. O. Potters
For Hair Res,ratiyes.
go to ". @. Potter.
Perry's Dead Shot vermilugs,
.,,.
| Go to W. G. potters
Go 10 W r po...r,s
20 . " : Fe'''F''.
Go to ". c F''''''''
Mexican Mustang Imminent,
| MA
ssntore,s Liver 1pvirorstor
v Perry psys,s Pain Killer,
~ 800 ra+ !" r-...,-, 7,,,s pou,., ...
Burne'Ps ooooaine'
Husbands Magnesia,
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now THE PEOPLE ARE RESPONDING.
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A Splendid Assortment of Plan
tes,s Hats.

A T Leidy Co. from Saint Louis, cheaper and of bet
n ter tiles than any this city, at No. 2l2 Main
Il, few doors above Dad Fellows Hall Memphis
jJ 29-2s LEIUY & co From St. Louis.
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THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.

MILITARY MATTERS IN ILLINOIS.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Richmond Press-The Postage Stamp
Curreney-The PennsyIvanAa Eo1un-
tesrfng OF Twelve months.
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"The People wfli Save the Country !"

/. DrSsA IN HEAR THE SLOGAN :.
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Their address to the People of Missouri

union merchants Exchange, st. Louis.
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The ounce Hat, New style of the
Season.

U0UNG GENTS, cslt before it is toe late-A few
4 more left Of h5se mn admired hsts Tor he
son. LEIDY h CO.. From st Louis.
No. 2I2 Main ST., Memphis, few doors shove
iy29 st OdI-Feows' Hall.
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ESTRAY.

TAKEN up near the Chelsea Mills, in Chelsea small
L red and white spotted q W " IN YOUNG CALF
1hs is request to foIwsrd and prove prop
erty pay chsrges and take them away,
jy27t ". J. WALKER
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Regular Cairo and st. Louis Mail Line.
MINHEHAHA a......... YoRE, Master
Leaves IUEsDAY, 29tn instant, at S Pm
re This supsrb and elegant passen err packet
- 81 will leave for the above ali intermediates
- ptints.
For freight passage apply board to-
i. l.. Mes : K. Agent.
jy29-lt 20. Bradley Block.
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Gen. Halleck's MOvements--Gen.P Pope no
IN the Field I'm Person.

WAsHINGToS, July 25.-Gen. Halleck has
gone to Fortress Monroe and james river, to
take a survey of the situation. He will visit
in person the various armies and Commanding
Generals in the Eastern departments.
The report that General Pope and staff
took the field yesterday, was entirely prema-
ture. he is 10 the field all the time, through
his aids and orders, but will not personally
leave Washington until Halleckls return.
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STOLEN.

ER0M my stable, at he Uf Johns Avenue and
Il Bradford street Thursday. midui ht July
lUth ight bay STALLION four years old, about Four
teen and half hand hi.h and in god como ito . one
rube If a little close by the runp TWENTY FIYH
Dollars will be raid his delivery at said place at
the Eclipse stables.
jy27 Nv DAVID BARCLAY
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Strayed.

T1R0M the subscriber. two BAY MARES, one Sixtesn
Il and the other Fourteen and a ralf ha' ds high.
will pay Ten dollars reward to any returning them
to me, at A. J. kRlAL'S Neal Store
Jy29-St il the Brady Block.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-23

OH Buck on THE CRIsIs.--A cor
respondent of the New York Herald, wrl-
ting from Lancaster, Pa, gives the follow
ing:
NV. G. Dewett, Of Colorado, a out to
proceed to Europe as a patriot to assist in
preserving the interests of the Union by
the PRONUNCIATION of Union sentiments in
that country, has had an interview this
evening with ex-president Buchanan. Mr..
B. pronounces every charge against his
loyalty and want of integrity of motive
during his administration as unjust and
false, and that lie will ere long vindicate
himself before the country, as he already
fesls himself yindicat.d BY records over
looked in the present perilous condition Of
the country. Mr.. B. said he had great
faith in the Union being sustained from
the interest Of the South alone, who, in
the Union, would maintain a proud posi-
ton, while in secession she could only hold
one of humiliation, and that the only true
basis upon which the war can be success
fully conducted is by firm adherence to
tie constitution. Mr.. B. says that foreign
interference can onlv be tolerated with a
view to restore the Union"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-23

MENomoNEE INDIANS - SINGULAR
SrArEMENr.-Th Shawana Wis., Joara-
al, of the 2sth ult., contains report Of a
council of the Menomonee Indians, held at
Kishona, in which some remarkable state
ments were made. One Of the chiefs
(Meh-chi-ke-nilo) said that Dandy, the
chief of the Winnebagoes, had told him
that blow was to be struck this summer
at the white settlers, that he Dandy had
communication with the secessionists Of
the South, and that ali the tribes OF the
Northwest were to rise this summer and
make common cause with the rebels. He
said further, that if the Menomonees would
join them they would be projected by the
South but if they did not, the other tribes
would make war on them and exterminate
them. Several other chiefs followed with
similar revelations of the conspiracy con-
cocted against the whites at the instigation
of the rebels. There was general and
gratifying expression Of loyalty among the
Menomonees at the meeting, and deter
mination on the part of the chiefs to re-
main faithful to their treaty obligations
and peaceatle toward the whites. This ac-
ton of the Menemonees furnishes a pleas
ing contrast to the vIlanous conduct of the
tribes west of the Mississippi, aud entities
them to tho respect ant esteem of their
white neighbors,
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The Colonization Scheme.

II appears that the colonization scheme
is not abandoned, as we supposed. Late
dates from Washington say Senator Pom
eroy, who is still there, declares that he shall
set sail with an African colony early in De
tober, without fail. Hesays that be shall not
determinswhcre to plant It until he arrives
in the tropics. He shall take a look at
Chiriqui and other places, consult with the
Governments interested, ard make the best
disposition of his charge that is practicable.
He says that since he has explained the true
character of the expedition to the Costa
Riean Minister, bis opposition has vanished
and he presumes that conference with the
other Central American Powers, some Of
whom are not represented here. will have
the same result.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-23

MODIFICATION OF THE DRAFT.-Gov.
saloman of Wisconsin in his late special
message to the Legislature says:
1t seems hardly proper, and certainly is
con rary to the regulations dictated by long
experience Of other countries, where con
seription has always and does now exist,
that all able bodied men between the ages
of eighteen and forty-fye years should be
called upon to draw lots without any re-
gard to other circum star C S. In my view,
men between eighteen and thirty five years
Of age should first be callel out and that
class exhausted before men between thirty
five and forty-fye should be compelled to
go. A distinction might also properly be
made between married and unmarried men
exemptions should be made as in civilized
countries, in certain cases where of the same
family several arc already in the service
and one has remained at home as the sup
port Of the family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-23

Re There is a remarkable article in
the last issue Of Wilkes Spirit Of the
Times, entitled "The Philosophy Of the
Crisis; high treason in our Camp" 1t is
destined to attract wide attention, and if
we mistake not, will produce profound
sensation in the public mind. Wilkes de
clares 'that when the president was dra-
"gooned by the assumed clamors of the
soldiers, and in opposition to sentiments
"of the intelligent and patriotic classes Of
"the people, to re-instate the man tLat lost
1.-THE Peninsular campaign, and whose min
"ions sacrificed Pope, the civil liberties Of
"this poor country passed beneath the
"sword, and virtual military dictatorship
''was inaugurated, the end Of which No
ssman can foresee.n
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SHERIFF's sALE-HILToN.

State Of Wisconsin, County ofGrant, S. Circuit Court
of Grant County, Wisconsin, Judgment OF forecos-
IRE and order of sale VIM. e Parish, Pl'tf against
Benjamin f. Hilton and Martha Hilton, his wife
Defendants.
By virtue of judgment of foreclosure and order of
SALE rendered and male in the above named court in
the above entitled cause bearing date the st dav of
August A. ID. 1859 and by direction OF the Paintin'a
Attorney will offer for sale and will sell Mt public aue-
ton to the highest bidGer for cash In hand at the
outer door of the court house. in the village Lam
caster, Grant county, Wisconsin, on the eth day of
October a. D. 1862, ~ the hour of 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon OF sad day, all o. the following described real
estate to wit: The east half of the southwest quar-
ter OF section Nc tnirty-sx, $3.50 in township five
northof range six 6) west the north half and south
quarter Of north west quarter OF section No one
township number four north Of range six west; the
ouheast quarter of northeast quarter and north
west quarter of southeast quarter of section two, in
township four north OF six west and the north
half o the north east quarter of southeast quar-
Of section two Of town four north range six west
last named tract of land: Also certain tract of land
described follows, to wit: Commencing at the north
west Of the norhe quar- ter of the
gus o. section two, in township four north Of range
six west, running thence south forty rods and from
thence east forty rods and from thence place OF be
ginning the whole containing three hundred acres
or less.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the Judgment In this
action amounting 10 the OF six ia ndred and sew
four and74 tOths dollars costs
costs accruing-Dated Sherid's Office Lancaster JUNE
TO, A. d. 1862.
J.B. MOORE, Sheriff,
Barber vi Lowry, Grant County, Wis;
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SHERIFF SALE-HART.

State of Wisconsin, County Of Grantss Circuit Court
of Grant Cot nty Wisconsin. Judgment OF Forecles-
ure and Order of Sale Ieiahart Biedernan. Plaintiff
u.s. Willard Hart nd Margaret Hart, Defendants.
BY virtue of Judgment of foreclosure and order Of
sale rendered and made IN the above named court in
the above entitled action, bearing date the 9th day
cf August, A. D. 1862; and by direction Of Plaintiffs
Attorneys will offer for sale and will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand
outer of Barnett House. in the village Boscobe
Grant County, Wisconsin, the Goth day of November
A. D. 1862 at the hour of IL o'clock n0on of said day.
all of the following described real estate to-wt:
The equal undivided half of the following deserib
ed lands situated in the half Of the northeast
quarter of Section No. two e. in Township No six (6)
north Of Range No five 90 west, bounded follows,
commencing at the north east Of said half quar-
ter Section thence running westerly the Section zine
eight chains, thence due south to the center OF
small creek three 90 chains and seventY-fye Inks
thence along the middle of aid creek to the east tine
said half quarter section, thence along the east line
of said half quarter section to the place of beginning
four chains and seventyfve links. Also the half
Of the north east quarter of the northeast quarter
section number two aforesaid, which said land
there Is Cabinet, Chair and Turning Factory al5 a
dwelling house and ll-dam and for said shop
containing in all twenty Eve Of land be the same
less in Grant County, Wisconsin.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the judgment n this
amounting to the of two hundred and eighty
FIVE and IL 100tbs dollars, damages and twenty and
17io0ths dollars COSTS together with and interest
accruiue.-Dated Sherifs Office, Lancaster August 25
A. d. 1862. j. B. MOORE.
1I-m3 Sheriff Grant County, wis
CRAWFORD, STEVENS VEILE, Plaintiffs Atfys.
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Draa1 County 9erala,
Women ii L0ge,

Women, oecate and well judging on
other subjects, are blind as beetles when
m4n addresses the suffice. Of love to them.
A moral mist rises before thc.f UNDER
standings; they become eredulous as big
ots, and tbs pooe man efenif bis suit e
hopeless, Is instantly Invested with some
sort Of merit, By virtue Of the tender pas
sion. 1, il remarkable, too, that in the
inverse ratio to ether things, experience ID
these affairs seems not only to avail a Wo-
man nothing, but to throw off her guard.
10 refuse twenty good offers and mary
an apprentice at thirty" is next TO a prov
erb. Well seasoned hearts, perforated
with many an arrow from loves culver,
have always some weak spot in them, and
yield often in minute. For my own
part, from intimate observation Of my own
sex--the result of many friendly confid-
ings, [ would sooner trust the .scern-
lnent Of sixteen, in these matters, than OF
six-and thirty. And while it is usual .
talk Of tho dangers of eighteen. and the
folly Of Young girls, the moralists who
wish well 10 womankind, should Point out
the shoals Of eight-and-tbirty-the ex-
IRENE rashness Of forty--the next to mad
ness Of fort-fye- Eaglishwonsan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-23

A CONTEMPLATED CHANGE IN THE POLL
CY OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
1t is the custom in the Methodist Church
in this country as our readers are aware
for the conferences of that body to assign
to their ministers the stations they see to
occupy without consulting the wishes OF
either the pastor or his assigned charge
upon the subject. In England, this plan
Of the Wesleyan body is to send sched-
ule Of the preachers proposed for the vari-
GUS stations in advance of the meeting OF
the conference, in order that all concerned
may have the opportunity Of making OBJ
iectons or suggesting alterations. This
plan seems TO be an improvement in the
American system, as the latter, from its
stringency in thwarting the wishes Of min
listers occasionally, has lost to the denomi-
ration some Of their ablest divines. The
Methodist, we observe, is advocating the
adoption Of the English plan, and charac-
terizes the present system as one Of "Spar-
tan seye ity."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-23

GEWe are informed by Hon. j. w.
Stewart, that the 2lst regiment have just
completed thair allotment rolls, whereby
they agree to send back to their families
and friends in Wisconsin nearly $4,000
per month. This result is obtained in a
great measure from the exertions Of Col.
Sweet, who takes a personal interest in
this as well as all other matters affecting
the coed order and best interests of his
men. We believe this is the largest allot-
ment made by any Of our regiments and Is
a credit to the boys Of the 2lst. State
Journal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-23

A Very MEAN Town. According to
the Fon du Lac Press, they have got a
very mean town in that county. ThePress
says;
AT the various war meetings in the town
of Eldorado pledges were given by those
in attendance, that the town would vote
a bounty OF 800 each for volunteers
These promi es were repeatedly made by
mass meetings to induce volunteering. A
large number accepted the conditions and
enlisted. Asfornal town meeting was then
held according to law, and the proposal to
give bounty was voted down by one ma
jority. Eldorado is the only town in the
county that has.played the sneak and yiolat
ed its sacred promises.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-23
SHERIFF Stakeholder, et al.

state Of WISCONSIN, County Of Grant-ss Circuit Court
Grant County, Wisconsin. Judgment OF Foreclosure
of Vendors lien. John K. MufTlry, Plaintiff "a.
Levi v Glider and Jane lder, his wife, Defendants.
BY virtue OF an Execution, Judgment of II rtclos
ure and Order of Sale vendors lien, bearing date
On the 9th day Of August 1862, rendered and made in
the above named court in tile above entitled acton
and by direction Of The Plaintiffs Attorneys viii otter
bidder cash in hand 1T the outer door of the court
house In the village of Lancaster, Grant County, Wis
cansin. tie llfh day Of October, D. 1862 at the
hour II II o'clock ia the forenoon Of said all Of tho
following described rial estate to-wit lot No. six 6)
in block No twelve (12J in Pasker's Addition the
village Of Boacobel Grant County, Wisconsin.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the vendors judg
ment in this case amounting TO the of two bundled
aud ty-nine and 63-I00ths dollars damages and
ty-hrte aud 541G0ths dollars costs together with inter
and costs accruing dated SheriYs Office, ancas-
ter Au. ust Is 1861. r. b. MOORE.
1.-Two Sheriff Grant County, is.
HARTsnosx & YooLLv. Plaintiffs Attorneys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-23
TIMBER AID PRAIRIE
Land for Sale.

T esuscrbei ofersfor sale tosuit purchasers
and tn most liberal terms to paymentsand time, the
Military road in the Town Of Wingylle Grant County,
Wisconsin:
Sec. g, Town 6, n Range West--640acres
NJ oI Sec. u, Town 6, N. Range West320 acres.
VIZ ofSec 10 Town 6, N. Range West $40 acres.
SwM of Sec -, Town g. N. Range1 Wet-l60 acres.
EL ofnw II Of See. %, T. 6, n. Il. W.--S0 acres.
Far particulars inquire of fhos j Green Co.. at
wingyille or A. D. Mills the premises, agents for
Miles White, Baltimore, Md.
The praperyis situated two miles west of Wngville
40 airly divided between prairie and timber and per-
fectly adopted for farming These lands located in
tue highest parts the county, but contain v
ing springs and water may be had where By digging
Wingvi5le, June 18th, 1850. IL
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FoREcLosURE sALE-sQrnng.

Circuit court Grant county State OF Wisconsin Rob
Patterson Joel g. Squires, Caroline Nj Sauires
aud VIM. \ Henry, assignee Of said Joel c. Squires
Caroline NJ. Squires and the Iowa County Bank.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of and pursu-
ant to Judgment Of foreclosure aud safe made and
entered ia said Circuit court in the above entitled ac-
tion me 5th day Of August, A. ID. 1862 / will on
the 18Th Gay Of November A. D. 1862, 1T the front do
of the court aouse, in the village Of Lancaster said
Grant county, at o'clock, b. M. of that day. expose
for sale and sell public auction 10 the highest and
bef bidder for cash. the following described NOR ta cd
premises or so much thereof shall DO sufficient to
satisfy the amount Of such jud cent, interest aud costs
of sale TO wit
The east half OF the Southwest quarter and the west
half of the south east quarter the west quar-
the Of the moi th-wes quarter Of section No. twenty
eight (2S IN township No two, 81 north Of range No
two (2l west: also, the st half of the north-wcst
quarter OF section No. twenty-one, (2l in township
M six (6) north of range six CD west, aiso the north
west quarter OF tie southwest quarter and the south
west quarter OF the northwest quarter OF section No
twenty nine the southeast quarter OF the south west
quarter and the Southwest quarter If the south
quarter OF section No. twenty t2i the north half
Of the northeast quarter; the half OF tile north
west quarter the quarter Of the southea
quarter aud the north east quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section No. twenty eight In township No
six. f61 north Of range No. five tJ) west; the north
half OF the southwest quarter and the south east
ter OF the northwest quarter " section No four, a.
in township No FIVE 90 north Of range No six 6) vast
the east haf of he south quarter aud the south
west quarter of the south quarter of section No
eighteen (lS and the north east quarter Of the north
west quarter Of section No nineten, 9 in township
No seven f) north Of range No. hree % west; also
lot fraction No. ID and northwest quartz Of
the northeast quarter of section 70. twentysx 0}
II 9wnship No seven, ~ north Of range No five f5)
Wisconsn.Dated Sherirs 0nice Lancaster, Grant Co
Wis.,, August 5, 1862.
j. B. MOORE, sheriff Grant Co., wis.
Jos. III. CL4RY, Plaintiffs tt'y. o-m3