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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
The PIaindeaIer ApOlORizeth to the
Leader.

The Cleveland PlGindealer is apologetic--
very. It published an article, In which Gov
JOHNSON, of Tennessee, Is represented as plae
ing, as he did in speech in this city, Secession
iss and Abolitionsts, as the latter wish to place
white men and negroes, on footing Of per.
feet equality. The Leader thought this was
ungeperous 10 Union With-Abolition paper -
And 60, the Plaiade0l.r gracefully makes the
amsnde honorable, and says II published the sen.
.iment, not because II believed it--tbat's quite
another considerations for the information
of its readers.
The PlaindsGleS is sOrely grieved Of the
Lsader's threatening disposition to drive all the
so-ealled Fusion Democratic as interlopers, ont
Of the Union Wilh-Abolition ranks. Il don't
want TO leave, for it don't know where else to
60. Pray, Mr.. Leader, dOn't be too hard on
thr poor Fusionists who left all and followed
you, Republicans Or Abolitlonists. Perhaps,
they did SO for the loaves and Aahes--buG no
matter for that; they belong to you, and you
+onghs 10 take care Of them, and net throw them
homeless and helpless out Of doors.
The PIaiadeakT affects little surprise that
tue Leader should have charged IL With advoca-
ting fthe union between twenty thousand Dem
ocrats and two hundred and thirty Thousand Re-
publcans or AbOlitionists." But oit does not
deny "the soft impeachmont'' that It did Advo-
cate such, as the Leader calls il, can unequal
and unnatural union"
The Plaindtoler, evidently wanting pluck to
admit or deny the fact, mildly asks by what
authority the Leader uses the terms "Republi-
cans and Abolitionists'' as synonymous, that is,
identIcally the same in meaDing. We can an
sWor for the Lsadsr--by the very best authority
the Authority Of their own votes, By which
they elected to Congress Republicans or AbOli-
tionists, as witness the following Republican,ot
Abolition III matters not which they are osIled)
Representatives from Ohio: GUaIEy, AsHLEY,
sHELLABAneER, WOacEprEn, BLAKE, CuTLER,
EDaEEron, RIDDLE, HUrchhs, and last, though
not least, JoEH A. BIEeHAH. 9A ,,nsssg si
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
GRANVILLE FINALE CoLLEo

GRANvLLE FEMALE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
Tho TWeutJ- Eighth Annual Examination
and Commencement Of Granville Female Col
lege will begin on Friday, June 2Oib, and con-
tinue through Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, of next week.
The Concert by the young ladies, under the
care and direction Of Prof 8. B Hsmlin, nex
Tuesday evening, will be rare treat for al
who can appreciate the very best music.
The Annual Address will be delivered by Rev
]. D. Smith, D. D., Of this city, on Wednesday
afternoon We commend the taste and judg
ment Of Prof Kerr as manifested in this selec
Sion. Dr.. Smith will deliver foe, scholarly
Address; aud he will have an educated. in:elli
gent audience to hear him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

DCuaLAs ON THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIOHrs AM
IEsrlrvTIors OF FHE souvH.-The patriot Doug
las, 10 one of his last speeches, namely, thai
before the IlinOis Legislature, which was ap'
plAuded by Republicans and Democrats, alike
said:
I will never acquiesce In any warfare upon
the constitutional rights or institutions of the
South.
II any attempt Is made to invade their rights,
or incife servile insurrectOn among them,
would be the first TO rush 10 the rescue.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
Commsnosmsn { a1 GamDIsF.

Commencement week at Gambler, Kenyon
College. cOmmerosd yesterday with the exami.
nation Of she theological nsuienss aud under
graduaiea. The Cincinnati Gas.tts says: e
od Sunday ihe 22d, The BAocalaursa.e SER
mon viii be preached 0n Monday, candidates
for admission will be examined On the same
day, Rev. 9. A. Bsonson, d. D., will preach the
Kappa Socitiy viii be addressed BY G. w.
Palmer. ESQ. On Tuesday the Alumni Of the
Of the Seminary deliver their theses. An ad-
dress will also Be delivered before the Kenyon
College Alumni, b. Rev. w X. Rogars, and
one before the Literary Societies Of the College
By Bahop Clark, Of Rhode Island On the a5bh
the commencement proper takes place. Y y iSs Ssy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

PREPARE 1oR TAxATroN.--In few days the
tax bill will be passed, ard the whole army Of
tax gAtberers will shortly be appointed, ready TO
pass round and gather mp heavy toll from the
public. Now 10 the time 70 prepare for these
demands upon Us. Everybody must now learn
t. be economical. Those who wear out suit
of clo.hes in ak months must make the same
last them year; those who have been 10 the
habit Of eating hot beefsleSks for breakfast
must learn TO putup with cold scrag of NUT
tor; those who nave INDUCED in wine and wa
ter at dinner must put.up henceforth with the
pure element. Allthis is necessary in order to
ppt down a rebellion originated by the ABOLITION
iSts, aided by the English aristOcracy, and oar
risd INTO the feld.by the wicked secessionists.--
N. Y. Herald. s,l lr 500 7oaI % @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
Friday, July 4th, 1862.

Rooms oV TIE DExooRAT1c State oRNT. Ooh.i !
tNrT ooLumus, May ID, 1907
To the Democracy Of Ohio, and all others in taoOr
Of the U,ion Gs Il has been, and the COn'titu-
ton az Il is:
You are hereby notified that the Democratic
State Central Committee has designated Fh'
DAY, THE FOURTH DEY OF JULY. 1862, as the
time for holdiug the next Democratic State
Convention, In the city Of Columbus, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for each Of
the following Offices, viz:
Judge of the Supreme Court;
Secretary Of STATE;
AttOraty GtneSalj
School Commissioner;
Member Of lhe Board Of Public Works.
The Democratic voters, and all others In fa.
vor Of the Union as It has been, and the Constl-
tuition % it lie, Of the several counties within
this State, are respectfully requested 80 proceed
20 appoint Delegates to represent them In said
Convention, on the following basis One Dele
gate for each county, and an additional Dele
gate for every Eve hundred votes cast for Hon.
HuoH J JEwErT, for Governor, at the last 0cto-
Der election, and for every fraction Of two hum
dred and fifty votes and over, one additional
Delegate. S ~ & a
The number Of Delegates to which each
county Is entitled, we have indicated In the fol-
lowing Table :Gc03 -'~r r-.Ii'.., i'S@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
CLrrKsrifcr rHr Ciscurr Ccuar OF THE U. {

CLHHKsBlfcE THE CIscufT Guar or TIE u. 8
Wa regret having aeoidently Eiven currency
to report, that Mr.. Gtiger, OF c -dumbna, bad
been appointed Clerk Of the Uni!sd States Cir.
cult Court, in place Of the present incumbent
Mr. John McLesn
The announcement, to say tho least, was
premature, ard we ,trust be change will moi
occur. Mr.. Mclean is 10 every respecs com.
petent for the position which he has filled 90 &C
ceptably to the public, the bar and the Govern
ment for pnmber Of years past. Heisfamil.
lar with tbedntiee, and We speak the sentiments
OF large mijDrisy. Of those who transact busi
ness with this Court, when we express the hope
that Judge sEsyne aiii fud no necessity Tor
making change - Ciaeianati Castle Of Moa.
daw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
The Liberty Of the Negro IncOmpats
ibIe with ihas OF the WhiIe nace.

Inhis speech on the abolition of slavery in
the District Of Columbia, in the Senate, Thurs
day, February 9. 1889. HrNRr CLAY said: bass
am, Mr.. President, no friend Of slavery.
The searcher Of all hearts knows that every
pulsAtlon of mine beats high and strong In the
cause Of civil liberty Wherever 1t 10 ssfe and
practicable, desire to see every portion OF the
human family in the enjoyment Of It. But !
prefer the liberty Of my own race TO that of any
other race. The liberty Of the dssesndantS ot
Africa in tke United States 10 incompatible
tDih the sGjety and liberty Of the Ea,opegn
fescendGRfs. Their hlavery forms an excep-
loO resulting from a stern and iaeEoyabis ne.
etssity, 80 the general liberty in the United
StAles.s We did not originate, nor are We re.
sronsible for, this necessity. Their liberty, II 1t
we're possible, could only be established by vio-
lating the incontestable powers Of the States,
and in anbvertipg the Union. And beneath the
ruins of the Union would be buried, sooner or
later, the liberty Of both races. az 4 lfai =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18


JUDoE 1MocooK --On Monday evening last.
We bad the pleasure Of seeing Judge MeCook
father OF Ger. B1b, Gen Alex, and three other
of the eight MoCooks now serving as COM
mAnders IN the war. The Judge was direct
from Corintb, and tarrIed over night In Newark
to take the morning cars to Mt. Vernon. where
be expected to meet his youngest SOD, whois o.
school at Gambler. The veteran Judge, al
though still 90 erect as twenty years ego, shows
evidences of The cares aud sorrow through
which be has passed during the war. Besides
the snKieties common 70 every friend of bis
country, he has had three of his sons wounded
ia battle; and has borne In his arms from the
feld Of death the warm and llfeless body of o
fourth. No wonder that the old patriot should
feel oontempt for the accursed WTetcbes who
hold themselves Aloof from the perils Of the
cobHici, aud yet persist In an agitation which
has brought ton our country all its existing
troublea.- -Nssoark Advocate Of last pssk. 7 q 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
Ths Fasion war.

The war among the Cleveland pApera ragea
fIercer than ever. The, Leader having disposed
Of the Plaindsalsr, yesterday (Tuesday) morn
Ing pounced upon the Herald. After an intro
ductOry paragraph, the Lsadsr thus dlscourses:
But the Herald pretends 10 give O secret his.
tory of the Union movement, and says that
while the people inRugurated the movement,
the details we're managed by men who had axes
TO grind, and then IL says that the Leader 10 the
organ Of thete axe grinding men, Il says Q
Contract" Was made 70 elect David Tod as
Governor, and Mr.. Wade aS Senator. The
Herald says; ----.--------.
"To accomplish this, the, State Republican
Administration Of Gov. Dennison must be abus.
cd without stint, and without regard to tsplh&-
By 90 doing, Gov. Dennison could not De re-
nominated for Governor, and no Republican
could be-" or
II the Herald means to charge that the
Leader ever gave Itself 70 abuse of Gov Denni-
con, for tho accomplishment of this or any
other purpose, It 10 q malicious, deliberate and
unqualified fdlsehood, as the readers Of the
Leader very well know. The same inhinnatIon
(Which We can characterize. as no less than a
cOntemptible H'--is repeated in the Htrdld's
article. orc 3al li1Ti 'tl ~ ~ ,.'l,.,,,,,
"That clique openly boasted that 1t procured
the nomination OF Mr.. Tod, and now, because
the second part Of the contract has not been full
filled, that clique, through lie organ, the Leader,
OF this city, repudiates the Union movement" "
Af;er some personalities which we have not
space TO notice, and would not, pethsps, be
worth 1t, if We had, the Leader closes ts article
on the Herald as follows: ,..o .,-'-, ga'
We speak from no personal grounds when ws
oppose the Union movement. We speak for
the good Of the country frat, and Of the party
second The Herald itself says: a,i5 sgel
"That the movement bas not Realised what
It's orginators hoped is 60 true as TO need no
argument" 81 'g'55aJ ~ r.lils' q anla
| II also says that the people were the orlgina-
torssof the movement. IL has acknowledged,
therefore, what we asserted on Saturday morn
ing, that the Union movement has not satisfied
the people. It will not satisfy them this year,
nor any other year. II Is. an unsafe, unBiae
policy, and will not be sustained by the mass Of
the Republicans of Ohio. ig -a- ii''so .'.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

MOVEMENT OF, THE ElaHrYsnTH. n. . The
Eighty-si1t Regiment, just formed at Camp
Chase out Of three months volunteers, is, We
learn, under orders to move forward this (wed-
lnesday) for Cumberland, Maryland. The field
officers are-colonei, BArnabas Burns, Mans
6eld, Lieut.. Colonel, Henry B. Hunter' Ian
caster; Major, Wilson G. Lement, Bucyrus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
TO THE DEmOCRACY OF FRANK,

Notice Is hereby given to the Democracy Of
franklin county to meet on Friday, June 9th,
1862, between the hours Of three and six O'Clock
P. M, in the townships, and six and eight
o'clock P. M, in the wards, at the usual places
Of holding elections, except Norwich township.
which will be held at Scofeld's school. house, to
appoint delegates to attend the County Conven.
tion, to meet in the City Hall in the city of Co.
lumbus, on Saturday, June 2sth, at 10 O'Clock
A. M, for the purpose of nominating eleven
delegates to attend the State Convention, to be
held in the city Of Columbus on Friday, the 4Ih
day of July.
The following is the number Of delegates al
lotted to each ward and township, based upon
the vote cast for Governor In 1861, allowing
one for each ffty, and an additional delegate
for each fraction 81 twenty five votes so cast:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
.rnE NArI0NAL PLA1RORM.
Purposes .sE she war.

OonaRKuu, ny VOTE ERARLY UNANIMOUS, rAsskp IHA
ro,SnNIga nrsoLuTron wuicH ExrayisEs TIE VOICE oI
rnn NATion AND IsTHE TBun STANDARD o. LOYALTY
sThAt the deporabe civil var has boon forced
upon the country BY the dilnnionss o. tne 5eunern
sit "a N Anna aio6nd the Capitals that 10 this Ma.
tionai emergency Congress, bAuishiDg all feeling Of
more passion and resentment VII recolect only ts
ea hsiv Dasf N aay spirt Oppression, or for any
pa,rpoes Of conQSea or subiEgatioS o. pvrDose OF
oCsyfkro,oino o. latsrlertR2 oi fhs r0ts ~ tsfdo
n 10 ~ oveIndcv of the Consultation. and 10
Drsssrvs s Oion, sOiM az the dignity, equality and
rigAf. of "a severai STAT eRiHpdt, Cd; and ot de
scos az tssis otsss ore atepnpltsAsd nc oar ou0hs
% osdsc. y y "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

NIw YoRK MILirARY AoENr ToR 0Mo.-Gov.
Tod has appointed r.. P. Baker, Esq, late Of
Cincinnati, but now Of New York; agent for
Ohio in New York 10 look after and provide fOI
the wants Of Ohio soldiers who may pass through
that city. He is authorized to issue passes all
over the Ohio railroads and other transportation
lines in the State, to soldiers who take New
York on she cir route home. His Ofioe 10 al No.
62 Front street. t..-l1 -At-in - lll4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

TIE 81. Louis Republican thinks Gov. Stanley
thOughs Congress meant what il said when 1t
declared the object Of the war not to be one
wsged for thu purpose Of rOvertbroWiDg or in.
terfeflpg with the rights or established insti-
tutiops',of the southern States. 1sreala
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
d Am UsfhovOK1D AssAu1+ I croN MAYOR HArcH.
w g copy the following from the Cincinnati
Esauiyer' ~ yaaterday fT'neadavl mornin0.

On Sunday afternoo1 last, while Mayor Hatch
was upon an cial visit TO the Bremen street
station house, be called In at Glossner's beer
saloon, which 10 looatedi In the vicinity of Vine
and Twelfth streets, partly for the purpose OF
seeing II peace and order Was prasefted, and
partly to parsaks Of glAes OF 1sgsrs Sitting
at . table engaged In ieippiug his grainivoFons
liquid, he Was abruptly accosted BY one Of d
party Of three men, occupying 9 table not far
distant from bis ogp, named 6T.s H. Bird, who
said, "You arc Mayor Hatoki 4 believe y 70
which his tonUs nodded aflTmatively !, I. !. DqR' Y
you think that IL one city ordinance IL enforced
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

DEPARTURE FOR New ORLEANS. The steam
er Iowa lett on Saturday evening last with .
full cargo for New Orleans. This being the
first boat bound tor that destination, her prog
ress will be watched with considerable interest.
She was freightsd with 6ls barrels pork, liz
SO tierces hams, 1850 boxes starch, 700 boxes
candles, $50 kegs lard, 200 coils rope, lle
kegs butter, 500 dozen brooms, and 200 sacks
oarley.-Cin. PTess, Monday. 100 10 u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

Tho Plaindsalsr, Il 10 obvious = little
ashamed at having TO tug a. the same oar and
steer in the same direction as Aboliiionist''
But Il Il remains in the same boat As the Leader,
and TIE members Of Congress named above, IL
has got to make up iss mind to n, A)poliucal
editor, like any other msn. IL known BY the
companv he keeps
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

A REBEL PMsoNEa sHoT.-on Friday last,
as ono Of tho rebel prisoners on JohnsOnl
bland was advancing beyond the limits allowed
by prison regulations, he was fired upon BY the
guard, the BAH taking eject in the leg, and am
putation became yneoessarys We understand
the prisoner Is NOT likely to recover.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

A ARepublicau paper says that "all the depart
meutS Of the government are being cleaned Of
cOrrups men."i Cameron has been eziled to
Russia, Helper to BuenOs AyreS, Harvey to
Portugal, ETC., etc. If that's what you call
"eleaning out" it's rather mans interes. TO
steal something.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
County InfIrmary-Report Of Direct
Or8s

The annual report Of N. Gibbons and P,
Hess, Directors of the lnfrmary Of Franklin
county, to the County Commissioners. of the
expenses and condition Of that institution for
the year ending June lst, 1862, Is as follows:
Our sanitary regulations have been we'll and
carefully executedi the rooms have been kept
thoroughly cleanaed and White-washed; the
food has been good Of the kind and we'll cook
cd; and the beds, bedding and clothing have
been clean and wholesome, and we are gratded
to state that the health of the inmates has been
remarkably good.
= The total number Of inmates received In the
institution during the past year, 10 AL.
/ OF these are deceased, 26. Discharged al
various times, 292. There are now remaining,
l03.
or those remaining there are IS male adults;
A female adults, and "a children--45 of the
inmates are insane
We have delivered to the poor of the city
22l loads Of wood OF half cord each, and 450
bushels Of coal. =
The inmates Of the Inhrmary cultivate the gar.
den, consisting of two acres; four acres Of pota-
toes, and twelve Of corn-all Of which look
well and are 10 good condition. ilH SH ~
The personal property belonging to the In
Hrmary is two horses, four COWS, twenty nine
hogs, one carriage, one spring wagon, one
wagon, three ploWs, three hoes, one harrow,
one mattock, four rskes, one scythe, three
spades, two shovels, two Wheelbsrrows, six
saws, two axes and four sets OF old harness
I The total expenses OF the Infrmary for the
year ending June ], 1862, were sl0. 1913 IS. Ex-
pended as follows;
Repairs to Inhrmary building. e546 go
Kehf 10 outside pauper.. " T
Provisions and supplies. s.."......".......s,sAO 70
The whole amount of orders drawn by us
dnsing said year Was $l3. 3.444 As. Expended as
To p.ut. - ~ z. {. $4,000 %
~ Bills OF leo9.,. 50I "
T91f 1861 and lS6l li'',.. .',..'.,...'.. 3,9H S
5Nr 1861 and le6s.......,..,.:...... 7,6Sa 70
[ ThP above facts are also embraced in the
annual reportVofJ. p. McElvAins Superintend-
,eut Of the Inhrmary. 70 the Directors Of the
same. asA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
DsIaOerallc County conventions.

Conventions to elect delegates to the sp-
preaching Democratic State Convention will be
held as follows: At Urbsns, Champaign county,
on Saturday, June 2lst; at Mansfield, Richlsnd
county, on The same day; at Portsmouth, Scioto
county, on Friday, June 2Olb; at fremont, San
dusky county. on Saturday, June 2sIhp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

Macox's great speech on Emancipation and
i.s Results, is being translated into the German
language, and published In pamphlet FORM BY
our friends of the WestbOts. Orders to any
amount can be filled BY them in few days
Price, one dollar hurdred. Send your orders
10 REisHARp 4 FEsER, Columbus. Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
Closing Out Prices.
Printing Office for Sale!

T COATED In one Of the most pleasant towns In
II Northern Ohio. The paper q thoroughly Democratic
In politics. and has been published with Atrc regularity
for nearly twentyseven ysars 1t has good subscrip
ton. which might be consideraby increased by proper
effort. The advertising and jobbinR patronage 10 also
very fair ToA cash purchaser the Office will be dbpos
ed Of at bargan-the present proprietor being anxious
to dispose Of the conee account Of sickness in hl
family For further particulars, apply at the States
man ONCE.
| -I..nnQ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

uT Hon. Milton sayieI will deliver the An
nuAl Addrsq before the Polynenian Society Of
she Mount auburn Young badies' Institdte,
near Cincinnati. this Nv ednesdaJ) evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

T The Two servants who, on Monday eve
ming, got up ROD and . aghs atths Anssioan
Hotel, were yessssday morning tried before bic
Honor Mayor Thomas, and hnsd each ton dol
lars and costs, In default ofpaymens, both
we're sent TO the chain gangrI.yxT NT-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
THt FEnOIpIrg. INC staie Feh6lbles Of u

TIE FEnounIrs. Tho State lFsh6ibleso Of 'this
city, Captain George G.. Crum, have been a.
signed as Company A In the SSih Regiment
now forming fOr camp duty y Camp Chase. y
The foIosihs cohpauy Ofiosrs have been sp'
polluted George G. Crum, Captain A. r
zsigler, lst Lieutenant George W. Chaae'
of Zanesyille, ID Lieutenant.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

The FIFTH OMo-The Fifth Ohio Regi'
ment, Colonel Dunning, which left Camp Den
nison one thousand strong, has, We learn, been
reduced to about four hundred who are capable
of doing duty. This shows hard service
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
Hamilton County preparing for the
state C0nventiOD. -s'

The Democracy of Hamilton county will elect
their Delegates to the State Convention, on Sat.
urdsy, June 20sh, in the several townships and
precincts 10 the county; and on Tuesday, July
lst, in the different wards of the city Of CiuciD-