davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-10-09

lHaocEHr TEAxsoRsssoRa.-pn Friday last
three cr four ve.g simple looking farmers from pu
Page county, were arrested IN this city for enlist
Ing or attempting to enlist tor counties outside Of
Cook, In oppoa1uon to the recent order OF our City
fathe?A- The 1ccuseu did not deny the charge in.
deco theF co!d not. for They entered the caty o.
tsnstoiy to obtain euhetatatca,. and had nlaxed
courte utteriy ohlivous to the existence OF any
1aE which their actfons violated. Their iQnor.nee
WI Prove !s, their ground q "e1enpnon from
, 1864-10-09

Tm WxA1nkH.-On Saturday cod snap Get in
and ovrzcra,s were In the ascot dant, II Ii stated
ou the authority Of respectable citizens, th,t a
t1idinR quantity Of snow made Its appearance In
xh IA Afierf nm ~
, 1864-10-09
LOCAL MATTEIS

The aeove We copy rom cur evening" cont
pofsfJ, and fully indoree it-and more too.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-24
LEADER
sATURnAY. DECEMBER R4.
AshIey,s FeeOngtrnefIon BnI.

Mr.. AshieY's bill, introduced into the
Honse provides for the appointment, by
the President, of the Provisional Governors
oftho Rebel Estates, who shall see that the
laws Of theUnited States and of the States
before the Rebellion are enforced. But no
law or usage recognizing slavery shall be
recognized BY any officer or Court in
such State Itemsncipates all slaves In
such State and their. pOsterity forever, and
provides for the discharge, on habeas cor
pus, Of persons held to service on pretence
of ownership.
Itprovides for the punishment of at
tempts to re-enslsve emancipated persons
Itdeclares that officers of the rank of Col
onel or higher, in the Rebel service, are
not citizens Of the United States. Thesev-
enth section is in these words:
1.-THE United States, IN Congress here as
sembled, do hereby recognize the Govern
ment OF the Stste of Louisiana, inaugurs-
ted under and by the convention Of the
people of Louisiana, which assembled, on
the 9Th day Of April, 1854, at the city of
New Orleans, and declare tbs same to be
entitled 10 the guarantee and al other
rights Of state government under the
Constitution Of the United States
This important section, tie ccomplish-
ment of General Banks, reconstruction pol
icy, is said to have been sgreed to by the
reconstruction committees or both HOus-
es. It is understood that Henry Winter
IRYIy even has promised to support it
The conclusion to report this seventh
section is said to have been reached
through an interview with the President,
in which it was intimsted that his approy-
al Of the bill depended on its insertion.
The bill further provides for the calling Of
conventions in States whose governments
have been usnrped and overthrown, as soon
as the military resistance to the United
States shall have been suppressed, and the
people shall have sufficiently returned to
their allegiance. The conventions arc re-
quired to provide that persons in Rebel civ
il or military service of and above the
grade of Colonel shall not vote for, or be q
member Of the Legislature, or Governor.
Involuntary seryitude is prohibited, and
the freedom of all persons is to be.guarsn-
teed in the aaid States. No debt State OF
Confederate, created by the usurping pow.
er, is TO be recognized. Iftbe Convention
shAIlTefuse e-establish the State Govern.
ment upon the above conditions, the pro
visional Government is to declare it dis.
solved, and another election of delegates il
t9be ordered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-24

Breckinridge has been checked in his
demonstrations in Tennessee. by a daring
raid unEer Stoneman and Burbridge in his
rear, who seized Abingdon, Glade Springs,
and other points along the East Tennessee
and Virginia Rsilroad, destroying the
track and valuable property, and spread
ing universal CONSERVATION among the
rebels, and threatening, according to their
accounts, their invaluable salt-Works at
Saltville and vicinity. a.
uAlong the Roanoke joint land and
naval expedition, despite the torpedoes
which blew up three of our vessels, are
pushing up into the interior, laying waste
rebel supplies to the amount of a million
dollars and more, and scattering dismsy
among g people who thought navigation
entirely obstrueted.s
aIn Tennessee the gallant Thomas ia
giving the finishing blows to that gran
stroke Of the Davis. Hood Besuregsrd pol
lev which was to snnihilats Sherman and
ignominiously expel the Federal troops
from the soil Of Tennessee. Sherman
paid no heed to the vain boast, but pursu'
ed his march, leaving the vsunting enc
my to the care Of Thomas and his gsllent
men, and right nobly have they done
their duty. Falling back, as if under
compulsion, Thomas administered severe
check to the enemy at Franklin, and con.
! centrsted his line on the Cumberland
When Hood sent out his detached parties
expecting to flank the old veteran intc
further retreat, he was suddenly pouncec
down upon and vsnquished. We givt
his official dispatch this morning. For
rest, too the chief of the Fort Pillew mas
saere, is reported as killed.
@While thus from other quarters OF th'
military horizon we are cheered by things
of success, the army Of the Potomac is no
idle. The gallant Warren has just return
ed from damaging raid upon the Weidof
| roSd, anu TU5 greet ieHder OF our armies l
steadily maturing his preparations for thl
final demonstration against the rebel capi
tal. Its fate may be postponed, but i
cannot be averted.D
Mr.. SPALDNa.-Mr. Chairman, l do no
adopt the term "subjugate' as used by tn,
gentleman from New York but in the las
necessity. I heartily concur with our ex
cellent Chief Magistrate in the sentImen
embodied in the last paragraph Of hi
message, and commend it especially to tn
gentleman from New York, and all VII,
may sympathizs with him in his efforts t.
inspire the supporters of bad cause will
confidence:
ain stating single condition of peace
I mean simply to say, that THE WAR vii
CEASE, ON THE PART OF TEE GOVERNMENT
WHENEVER IT SHALL HAVE CHASED Of
THE PART OF THOSE WHO BEGAN IT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-24
PRESENTS.

Chr'stma5 aud New Years at Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give US a call.
Wo have Clctaing FIR r.ch and Clothing for poor :;
All should oome to Us and Bargains ssCufeir
We Rave CT thing for Boys, sDd Cloihipg fer Men.
Many mora styles ths5 I'll uoE try to pen;
Coats, 0veroosts, Pants, Jackets and Yfsts,
All our own msk0 and surely the best.
Ye have scaris End scsrf Pins Neck Ties and
Oravats,
Shifts CLOVIS aud CollsJs, SUspe5ders and Hata, =
Half Hose and Handkerehiefs Wrappers and Draw
ers,
Made out Of silk, Wool, HerinO or GauEe;
And many mOIe things that are dsefRi and nice,
Which for these Zines weI sell at very low price.
Aut then for the lad es God bess the dear creatures
And grant that NJ sorrow my ere mar their fea-
ture5; Hr.
The present for them, which viii glvo thnm most
pleaNITe,
And be IN each Souseho'd a Blessing aod reesure,
Isa SEWING MACHINE, one Of SINGERS, you
know,
Is ahead of all other Machines made to to ssw.
It is simple, il Is handsome and easy to run
And by far the best Sew nZ Machine uucsT the sun.
Then al who want Presents TO UNION EALL bic,
Well We know, that when there y0a'n not fail to
buy.
For the gifts ihst are valued AMI priced most Of al
Arc ihcss that are pnrchsted st our famed UNION
HALL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-24

NOTICE-Charles O. Davis, Charles
IN 4. Davis, William b. Davis, Jam,s =. DaTiI,
Virginia B. Mcqueen, Amanda B. Payne, Richard
Budding, Guardian Of James L. Payne, bay Folli-
yer Payne and ErederioA B. Payne, John E. Payne,
will take notice that 3 petition was filed against
them on the 9th cay Of December, A. D. 1854, IA
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of OuSshoga, by EIdridge J. Payne and
Ann S. Payne his wife, rnd Is now pending, where
in said Eldridge J. and Ann s. Payne demand par
titon Of the following real estate situate in Cleve-
land, Cuyahoga county: Ohio, 70 wit: The west
half Of subdivision lot No. 81 Of Osnfed Dennison,
Foster and PeAses Subdivision Of original ten acre
lots Nos. enc hundred and thirty-f1ur, QS4l one
hundred and thirty five, (1s5) and one hundred and
Ghirt5-siK (I36) said wet half being thirty three
1881 feet front on Hamilton street, running back
one hundred OO) fest 70 alley, be the same more
or less marked In the plats recorded in Book U
pages seven % and eight, (s) Cuyahogs county
records, be the same more or lessi but subject 70
all legal highways; and thIt st the next term OF
said Court the said Eldridge 5.Rnd Ann s. Payne
will Apply for an order that partition mag be
| made Of said premises.
Dated this 9Th day Of IDeoenbsF, A. D. 1884.
BACKUS 4 NOBLE,
des7.lss Plaintiff Attorneys-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-24
TRIUMPH OIL COMPANY,
OF PITTSBURGH, Pa.
CaDItaI stock, -. $500, 900
Working Capital, bO,oOO
10000 Shares, e2 Each.

Tbs property Of this Company comprises tracts
Of Oh Lands, amounting In the aggregate 70 nearly
grreY Hundred Acres between four and i've hun
drsd Of which Is in Fee Simple, and at this time i3
more than sufficient TO pay moHthg dividend of
Ttso Per Cent. On IL Capital. As every tract en-
breced IN this Schedule IL contiguous to large pro.
ducfng interests, and the grEstsr portion hse Of
I'RoySlty," It Il confidently and reasonably eI51
pected that with working fund Of FVly 1hosss-a
Dollars for the future development Of their
iy increased. As Safe, Pagiag IHvsSzass ys9.S
permanent or for speculation merely y = -.
the Inducements offered BY this O9npsEy - = ~.
oud % none. Particular dtszfion - - - ~.
Compspy, lore fully described in prospectus II
sHs5 IN re Cor.Dsny, fany describing tee proper
~, which can b OStained at the BanEtns o.,e- -
sutboTizsd 10 receive subsbriPtionS ioF q limited
amount Of Stock 1S-s.--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-24
Canadian MIlitia Ordered to the From
tier.
speech of the Hon. &. P. sPsIdips.

speech Of the Hon 3. p. 5PzIdtDS'
We publish this morning the eloquent
and able speech delivered by our represen-
tative. the Hon. r. P. spalding, in the
House of Representatives, in Washington,
on Monday last. Lack Of space prevents
any extended comments. We trust that
all our readers will peruse it with atten-
ton and care. They will agree with Us,
that as a brief and suecinct review of sew
eral Of the more Interesting features of the
message It is 8 most valuable and inter
estiHg address.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-24

The C0ssris7 dss Etats Usis speaks Of
the late William L. Dayton in these terms:
"Fhs conciliatory character Of this diptO-
mat, his peFssatly distinguished manners,
had acquired for him, ct Paris, the SYM
psshies of al who we're brought into cor.
fact with him. we doubt not that N the
French governmental circles his unexpect-
ed death has Inspired profound regrets"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-24
PETR O. LE . NJ
"HiekOFy Farm OIL Company"
ONOgOUN
100000 SHARES OF s5 EACH.
shares full paid without further assessment,
Prssldeut-OHRIsFOPHER TYLER.

ldent-CHRIsFOPHER TYLER.
W1LLfsan ssfIf1at 3 t9iRMAN. ISAAC D. RUSSELL.
SuperiDSsndent-LEWIS P. Brown.
TRUSTEES.
CHRIsToPHEB TYLKR, of OhristopheTT5ler New York.
THOMAS A. CUHMHs, Of Thomas A Cummlns,
FRAECIs b. Cody, late Of eooly, EerEeh 3 So.,
GEo. NJ. GROvEs. late OF Groves Hortrupi Taylor q
Co., New York.
JoHE v CLARKE, late Of Dater, CLARKE 4 o., N. T.
CHARLES v. FAILE, Of faile, Williams Oo.l
ISAAC D. RUSSELL, Of Russell Irwin, Mfg. Co.,"
JosEPH LARocoUE, of Bosdoin, Larooquss Bar
low, New York.
CuEr1S G. HUssET, OF Q, @, Hu1sey Co., Pittsburg,
JrPruA Ii. WADE, 2. Prss't Western Union Tels-
graph Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
SAMUEL L. MArHER See'y Olsyalsnd Iron Mining
Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
JoHN &. EEwBEREY, John s. FsEberry, Dstroit,
Mich.
- TWIyg BnooKs, Pres't FsrmeTS' Bank, Salem, o
This Company Is organized under the laws OF u
state OF New TOrk, for the purprSs Of developing
tract Of upwards Of two hundred and ninety sever
asres Of land owned b. them ir fee ssuPte, located
IN Vepsnso county, Pennsylvsnis, on the westerly
rank CT the AIltghany River, Gp embracing Dott
banka OF "Hiekory Greek"
An ample working capital haa been provided iol
nv The Company, and the development Of the prop
erty will be prosecuted with the greatest vigog.
A limited number Of shares Of the Capital stocl
can now b5 obtained at par, on application 70 "a u
UEL L. MATHER, at the once Of the Cleveland
| Iron Mining Company, Clsyelsnd, Ohio. Ensr'
rnsps etc.. ETC. can be seen, and any further in10r
l mAtion desired can be obtained. noAl;lIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-24

ISAAC A. IsAAC's UNION HALL
Sole Agent fer she sale Of Singers oslsbTased Saw
iaz 9schines storr's Automatcn PressmAp.
Aad o1iC25s rSgsHf army Eedsfr1RH3
Corner Superior and Union-siI,
~ Look cut Tor the Giants. "a dso2I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-24
WATER CURE,
FOR
INVALID WOMEN

rsyHE SUBSCRIBER HAS AN ES-
THRIIsHbIEET ct Columbus, Ohio for tho
sc--5i.-i[e treatment Of Invalid Wonsn. The means
1.5 o,.lSt % mild and careful uSs o. Eeter win
ne Movement or Motorpathie Cure eoninis -
- ~ nhysiciaa In person. All sornal OF disease
-. 5000. md With universal gucce9.
u SlsssS4' SI-.Ss' e-- W. sHEPARD, II. D.,
aS7s.iSS -- C6lz4sn8s ohios
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-24

OFFICERS:
q. B. PAYNE....-..........-. resident.
]. Q. BUELH...... treasurer.
W. 9. nODGE..-.--............- secretary
The Lands Of the Company, committing Of SIX
FABMs, snd lying In the heart OF the - Great Oll
Belt - in tue counties Of Wood, Ritchie, Writ and
Pleasant, in West Virginia, were selected BY
Committee aftsr moat careful and thorough ez'
animation Of the country, and are believed to be
the mist valuable Oh locations In thas entire re-
zion. The policy Of the Company Is to develop each
location By sinking wells in the shortest possible
time. Already boring By steam has been com
mcnced on tRo OF the farms, and on the others
work will bs prosecuted as soon IS the necessary
engines and tools can be procured To fHersass ne
roTkiHg capital limited amount Of stock is being
sold At g5 per share. Pamphlets, with tho Msps
and any desired information, can be obtatned on
enquiry at the Cflos, No. 95 (91 storyl Superior
street,, or Of J. o. BUELL., Treasurer Cleveland
ohio delo;l59
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-24
CLEVELAND CHEEKY VALLEY
OIL COMPANY.
Lands in Ven ngO County, Pa
CAPITAL $500, ,OOO-IE $1,000 SHARES
PAR VALUE SO PER SCARE.
Shares fun paid without further assessment.

The present propsTty Of the Company consists In
q tract Of FIFTY-FIHE AND ONE-HALF AOR -
In the immediate vicinity Of Oil Greek, near ')l
CITY, fronting on Cherry Tree Road, and but .
abort distance from several prolific flowing wells.
The objects Of this Company, under its Act VI
incorporation, embrace the purchase, Leasing am
holding Of Mineral Oil Lands, raising from tns
earth and otherwise obtaining OIL, reclining and
manufacturing and disposing Of the same, and also
Of leasing out or otherwise disposing Of any lands
not required for the actusl use Of the Company.
B. r. PEIXOTro, PreGideht.
O. KOCH, Treasurer.
EDWARD BUDWIG, Seorstary.
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TBusTEEs.

TBusTEEs.
B.F. PEIXOTTO, Of Davis, Pe1xotto %.
EDWARD BUDWIG, Of 8. Thorman %.
CHAS. BRATEEAHL, Of BratsnAhl Brothers.
@. KOCH, OF Koch, Levi Mayer.
B. O. YATES, Of Tod, Yates %.
MANUEL HALLE, Of Halle %.
S. MANN, Of s. Mann.
limited number Of Subscriptions win be be re.
eeivsd at Three Dollars per Share, By application 81
the Once Of the Company, corner Water snd 5uPs,
rior streets where maps eto, etc., can be seen and
any further Information desired can be obtAtnsd.
decT:ls4
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aaR -.
ATLANTIC AID 55REAl' WESTERN
IA BhI7WAT.
TaIl and Wlnter AfEaa emenl.

IBII anu WIMbbI ~ n ulAOHs'
Takes Effect Monday, NoUem5eT zsth, l9S g..
Two Through Express Trains Daily besv,
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
HDAT ExPREss, leaves Cleveland sundays ezeeJ T.
nI1 Al $50 A. r. arrives az MeadEillo at 81 P. -,
Dinnsrl Salamanca ct 5:55 P, T., (s ePing an
and Now York At l:I0P. n.
tryI1HT ExPREss," Leaves CltVol1t-i teatuTdAJs
szusPSsa,3 s+tE lsiaapinR Cars attecheE,)
arrives at Meadyille ct E20 A. n, salamEnoa a
$50 A. n, and New York st 1870 ?. n
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reu Yenr.s enc Camn I.lbrnrles.

Christian Commission TO our soldiers and
sailors, the Camp and Gunboat Libraries
are not the least acceptable and useful.
They enable the soldier to employ usefully
and pleasantly time which would other
wise be spent in gambling. The invalid in
the hospital Is cheered snd consoled, and
his recovery is promoted by this healthful
mental stimulus The MANNED body is
permitted to feel the power Of an active
mind: and very ofIen the uIEeaz51z77Js' sa'''s-
leaves of healing and words of life in the
hospital library. The only regret is that
every ship of war, hospital and brigade, in
winter quarters, does not enjoy the benefit
offs library.
Fourteen hundred and forty Q44O) Ii
braries are needed TO supply our army and
navy. Two hundred thousand volumes is
the smallest nnmber Of books to make these
Libraries tolerably varied. Iii proposed
to raise this number of books during the
holidays, and put them Immediately into
the chapel tents Of the Christian Commits.
sion in the camps, and under the care of
its delegates in the hospitals, snd TO secure
the services Of the surgeon or some other
officer, IN each gunboat and vessel Of war.
as librarian. The Christian Commission
pledges itself for the prompt transmission
and careful use of these libraries.
Let every purchaser of q Christmas gift
for friend st home buy book for his az
my friends. Let him select his own favor
ite author, write his name and address in
#, and direct the bookseller to send it the
Christian Commission. Poetry, history,
science, travels, standard works of fiction,
biography, the standard magazines, what
ever, in short, would find place in good
library at home is as useful and agreeable
in camp.
Thousands Of families have the mags-
zines in large numbers. Send them to the
binder, and have them bound in thi1 vol
umes. Sick men cannot hold up large
book. Your own son, or brother, or hus-
band, may be pining for some relief to the
pain of his wound or the tedium Of his
sickness. You can send the very books
you wish, to cheer him, through the New
Years Gift Camp Library.
We hope every one Of cur readers viii
respond to this appeal of the Commission
Canadian Militia ordered to the From
tier.
The Governor General Of Cansds has
issued an order calling into service
thirty companies of the Volunteer Miitis
of the Province, and directing all Other
companies and battslions to be raised tc
sizty-ave pon-commissioned officers and
held in readiness for service.
The Quebec correspondent of the To
ronto Glo5s says that the thirty cOmpa'
MES called out will be dispatched to the
frontier ss soon as they are ready
About two thousand men will b|
called out. The term of service will prob
ably be until next May. The Quebec ant
Montreal companies are expected to reach
the Western frontier next week.
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9epfIry.
NOLD AND SILVERIT
NT
m RU RT

LAG SUPERIOR STREET, has just received
splendid lot Of
Gold and Silver WaIehes, silver Ware
and Fine JeWelry,
or every description. His Htock Of CHAINS SISgs.
fNs, SO Is the very best TO be found and can be
city, M. BUET,
ds7 wassh and Clock Maker, I4s Superior st.
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SRnraurE.

A LCoHOL-FoR SALE AT THE
a. lowest market rates by 4-- .
CHURoHILL 4 PROTn R,
ds19 Druggists, I28 Onta no q.
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oil gand SaEuries

u T. WALLACE s co,
Agents foc ths Purchase and Sale of
Petroleum Lands, leases, Interests In
Oh Wells, Coal Lands DC, &e.
Oil Stocks In all reliable Companies received on
commission. 10 conn sslon charged unless sale
is efIs3ed.
Authorization required viii be correctly given.
Mop, Plans aad diagrams Of the Oil Regions Of
Pennsylvania. Ohio and West Virginia are con-
sisntly pen for Inspection.
Ofios, 95 Slpe,ior street, over Read Co.'S Bank.
dec2 :IS3
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SEgIm 4aaEalues.
esIoYER 4 aAKER's
Celebrated Sewing hachlnel

Celebrated Sewing machlnd
We're Awarded the Highest Premium over AL co1s
PErroRs, ut the following State Fairs o. lSoss u
pEgAEAhTLY SEWING MAOR1hA
gTAvAEUFACTURIHG MACHINE,
ANDTHE BEST MACHINE WORK
H,yT York State Fair, Indiana State Fair va Hopl
state Fair Illinois State Foir, iowa StAfo
Fair. ohio state Fair, PennsylvaniS
STATE FaiE, Michigan State Fair
and kentucky State Fair.
The above comprises an the State Eaar!As Hnicn
;sbo Grover Baksr's Hschilss we're exhibited this
- aROYER 3 BAKER 8. II. o.
sALH Rcoas--17I Superior street, OleVeiARd, ono
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The Great Ben ON TUmpaHyi

Of west VirEinii

OEGAsIzzD USDER THs LAWS or OHIO.
CAPITAL sI,OOO,OOO. shares $40 EaeE
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''How sleep the brave, who sink TO rest,
Rr all fheir rnnnrrHis ufshaa hla.t y

We are told by the President, in his own
peculiar style, that society is q being mold
ed for durability in the Union" and as
evidence of the TACT, he points to the
Monumental City, and says, in words that
thrill the patriotic breast Maryland is
secure to liberty and Union for ell the fu-
ture. The genius of rebellion will no
more claim Maryland" All honor to
Msrylandl All honor to the noble men
who have been instrumental in rescuing
that old and respected Commonwealth
from the incubus Of slsveryl Henceforth
Marylandis destined to shine, in the galaxy
" States, as q star Of the first magnitude.
VIII respectful submission I here ven