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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-18
Arctic Fire Insurance Co..
NEW Work

NEW YORK.
STATEMENT of the condition of the ARCTIC
- FIRE INSURANCE CO.. of New York on the
first day of January, A. d. 1863 made to- the State
Of Maine, pursuant to the statute of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of this Company Is the Arctic Fire In
surance Company, incorporated July 18th, ls53 and
located in the City of New York.
CAPIrAL.
The Capital Of said Company, actually
paid up in cash, is 1000 90
ihe surplus on the LIST day OF Jan. 1868, 54.526 IL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-18

HEADQUARTERS 81 BRIGADE,
feitUf I'd Division, lst Army Corps,
April 9. 1863, \
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
Infamous Lies.
We find the following infamous lies in the
q. naauiila Courier of the 28th OF July: nv

! We find the following infamous Hes In toe
Z.nesville Courier Of the 2S.h Of July:
We have Il from one Of our citisens that wounded
rebel OK the fight ct Warrington Guernsey county, ae
cared iust before he died, that General morgan woue
mot been promised ten thousand recruits from the
ranks OF Vailandighsm men.
This q sad commentary on the partians Oh ou.
State. We believe that nothing but the weakness oi
his forcos prevented many Vailandigham men from
Joining John Morgan. It in their hearts 70 40 ~
but they could not see how he was to win
50 large force after him.
The creature who, for base partisan purposes,
can be hired to utter such deliberate and ma
.lipnant lies as are contained In the above brief
parsQraphs, is fit instrument Of the miniopa
Of power whose bshests he isswiis to obey. The
impression that is sought to be created BY such
falsehoods, does moro toeive rAIdand comfors'
10 the rsbsllion than all things else that the in
famous scribbler Of the Courier could do. II
JoHE MolcAn was induced TO make bis late raid
through Ohio with the idea thaths would got
,.rscruits from the ranks Of vALLASDioHAN
meu." then are the BsouoH Abolition editors
and politicians responsible for it--as they have
been assuring the rebels ever since the war DO,
ran. that the Democrats are "rebel sympashi.
sers !" and "traitors." II ,MoReAN believed
,bolr lies, he was very soon undeceived after be
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
T.von's Kathairon.

Ka.hairon Is from the Greek word "Kathro'' or
"Kathairo," signyIng to cleanse rejuVerate ana re-
store This article is what It's name signifies For pro-
serving, restoring and beautlfying the human hair 10
the most remarkable preparation in the world. 1t
again owned and put up by the original proprietor ana
Is now made with the same care, skill and atsenuo
which gave II sale Of over million bottles per An
mum.
It 10 most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicstes scurf and dandruG. .
II keeps the head cool and clean.
Itmakest the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falling OF and turning
gray.
Itrestores hair upon bald heads. q
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head Of
hair should uss Lyons KAthalron. Itisknown and
used throughout the civilized world fold by all
respectable dealers. f"
DEMAs s. BARNES & CO., Proprietors,
NEW YORK.
julyn-d&wemeod Bgn GN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
War for the Negro.

The New York Epsnins Post, 10 an article
reproduced in the Journal OF this city, reports
Secretary STANTON as saying to two gentlemen
residents of the former city, with emphasis
and action suited to the words:"
When the negro blood whica was shed before
Port Hudson and OF Miliken's Bend, shall re-
turn from the ground to circulate 10 the veins
of living men, then, and never I'LL then, py CON
sent or action Of mine, shall one freed man,
emaucipa.ed By the Presidents Proclamation,
be returned to slavery. .se
Tbis Is from President LNcoLS's Secretary
Of War--no mean authority-and may be taken
as an expose of the views Of the Cabinet, or oi
the controlling majority in 1t. The standpoint
Iof the Administration and Of the Abolition
party is, that the Presidents Proclamation,
though issued without authority of the Consti-
tuition or warrant of law, has freed three million
slaves in the South, and that tue war 10 70 be
carried on to secure these freed slaves in the
enjoyment Of their freedom. sslal r.
To this end II viii become necessary 10 over
turn the State Governments and set aside the
Constitutions OF some ten or eleven States, and
hold the territory Of those States by armed oc-
oupation for on Indefinite period to come for the
protection Of tho 60 called freed blacks. As
the people have been taught to understand 1t by
those in power, s this either the purpose or q
neceersry incident Of the war?
Not only 10 the war TO be carried on and pro-
lopged for the protection of the blacks in the
South, but tis, according TO Secretary STANTON
to be made var to avenge the slaughter o
negro soldisrs The Administration frat call
or compels the blacks into the service, aud thei
proloDgs the war for the purpose oi inhictini
veng geance on the rebels who shoot down and 9th
erWise main and dis6gure thsse black-skinne'
soldiers In battle. There is. upon Mr.. STATION
showing, to be no end Of the war, no peace, NJ
restoration of the Union With tho rights Of th'
several States unimpaiSed, until the spirit o
Abolition retaliation and revenge 10 fally satls
fed. M
People Of Ohio, such is the feast OF wal
bloodshed and determination, to which STANTON
BRoueH and their adherents invite you, and a
for the sake Of the negEo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
Ir,om tbs oIncinnaiI oommercl,l.l

Hon. J. J. Crittenden--A Correction.
EDS. CoN.:-Ii your notice CT the death Of
Hon. John J. Crittenden, In to-dsy's issue, you
give his full name as John Jay Crittenden.
This is erroneous. His name wac John Jordon
Crit.enden. You are also in error as to the
dates of his birth and entry upon public lie.
He was not born In l765, but year later-Sep-
tember 10, l786-and was elected TO the State
Leglslature at least as early a, 1911, for 1t was
he who, at the session Of 1911 IL, presented reso-
lutions Of thanks in that body to General w.
II. Harrison, for the victory OF Tippecanoe the
your facts az 10 hia history from tho Neic Amer
icsn Cyelopedis. Any thing like critical ex-
animation of the biographical portion OF that
work will convince you that Il 10 brimful OF
Inaccuracies, and nearly wholly unreliable as
authority. -T -C- Il.
NEwPoRT, Ky, July 81 1868. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
ALLEN.

JEFFERSON DAVIS hes ordered every white man
between eighteen and forty-fve years Of age In
the Confederacy to serve in the rebel army
The Philadelpbia PSsss II. W. FoRErY) won
ders If DAVIS intends to walt for decision Of
the courts before hs o,mpels the conscripts TO
take up arms. The sist Of this is that II 81.
DAVE" does not wait for o deciaion Of the
courts, ga, LINCOLN" ought to follow bis ex-
ample. This is the Abolition style OF reason
ing. They argue thus: The rebels have q
Conscripilon Law embracing all white men ;
therefore, wo should have one embracing all
white men, and ali negroes besides. The reb-
Ella use negroes to 6ght for them therefore, We
should use them too. The rebels are savage
and bsrbarous therefore, We should be savage
asd barbsrOus too. And so on TO the end of the
chapter. We suppose the inculcation of these
sentiments provee, 10 the eyes Of the radicals,
who act uron them, that superior civiliz tion"
they talk 90 much about.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
The secrecy and Mystery of the Draft.
TIE Chicago Times Of the s5Ih of July say

TIE Chicago Times Of the 25'h of July says
Not little has been said regarding the dis
position OF the authorities 10 make public dis
play of the enrolment lists previous TO draft
ing, 10 order that citizens may inspect and cor
rect them. Such procedure would Of course
be very satisfactory to the public, we're it not
delusion aadea deceit. Unless We are incor-
rec:ly Informed, no citizen will be allowed to
examine these liste.
The Times is right. We have not been able
to find man yet who has been permitted to see
and inspect any of the enrolled lIsts Why this
secrecy and mystyy There will be far less
dssatisfaction With the draft after IL 10 made, II
the draft officers manifest proper disposition
IA disposition that shall inspire the belief that
fairness and impartiality characterize all that
they do In the discharge Of their official duties.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
Progr.ss Of the Campaign.--I IiDns nsnse 9
Demonstration at ima-2O,OOO Peo-
pIe sPresent.-speeches by Hons. Geo'
E.Pueh, $. 8, Cox and F. G. LeBlond.s

Enron SrIrEsnAN:-The Democratic meet
Ing at Lima, Allen county, on Monday last
was monster affair, not less than twenty thous'
and Democrats being present. The enthusiasm
was intense, and the proceedings we're oharac-
terizsd With spiri. Of warm devotion to the
Union, the principles Of individual liberty, State
rights and self-governmens. 'y ~ d
The Democracy Of Allen turned out On masss,
aud the surrounding counties were largely rep
resented. The procession was over two hours
in passing tho Court House, and contained over
eleven hundred wagons, many Of them gaily
decorated with tho tme-bonorcd hickory and
the good old a,g. Several bands Of excellent
music enlycned the proceedings BY playing sp-
propriate airs. There were several wagons
containing thirty.four little girls each, beauti'
fully and tsstofuly arrayed; and many and vari-
GUS we're the deyices and notices carried.
The vast crowd assembled at tho Fair
Grounds at half past one P. M, and was called
to order by Major G. N. L,mison. The first
speaker introduced was the Hon. George E.
Rugn, ne was oofutuHy toOo'ou' A~S $50
the crowd spell-bound for two hours In one OF
the best speeches the writer ever heard him
make lie was followed by Hon. s. 8. Cox
That gentleman fairly outdid himself, and atill
further endeared himself to the gallant Democ'
rAoy Of Allen. Hon. F. G. LsBlond also briefly
Addressed the crowd, after which the meeting
adjourned. '''''.
lu the evening two balls wore given, which
we're largely attended by the young Democrats
Of both sexes. 1t was late hour when the
vast crowd bad entirely disappeared. The
meeting was remarkable for its unanimisy and
enthusiasm, and will largely increase the Demo
cratic majority of Allen county on the second
Tueaday of October. Allen may be set down
As good for eight hundred majority for Vallan-
digham and Peace, the Constitution and the
Union, Yours,
ALIEN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
Annihilation of Slavery the Object or
End of the War-No Reconstruction OF
the Union on any other Basis.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune, says under date Of July 25:
~On the subject Of slavery and its ultimate
fate at the end of the war, the Cabinet is q
unit, ouly differing as to the means by which lite
annihilAtion shall be brought about Msssrs.
Chase, Stanton, Welles and Usher are of the
opinion that slavery should cease in all sec.uus,
whether covg, J by the Proclamation or not, Of
the end Of f-e wAfj while MessEs. Blair, Sew.
ard and p es claim that IL would be impolitie
to maze such q radical ohange--,hst the inter.
estgl of political economy demand that emauci
patton should be gradual. 10 this effect these
gentlemen favor the idea that ell colored people
remaining In slavery OF the end Of the war shall
be gradually freed BY special enactments. NJ
member harbors for o moment the idea of re-
constructing the Union on the basis Of slavery
and 90 flag Of truce has been or will be enter,
tanned from disheartened rebel leAders which
foreshadoWs an idea in conflict with the Eman-
cipatlon Proclamation. L.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
WrrprLL PmLurs, in bis Fourth Of July

WENDELL PmLuPs, in his Fourth Of July
oration taid the President had told him thatbe
fore Che fret of the present month he expected
to lose. by bsttie and the expiration Of terms Of
enlistment, two hundred thousand men, whose
places we're to be supplied BY negroes. In
that case, bat hundred thousand white men
would have Besz required. But Wuere are the
two hundred thousand negro recruits9 Echo
answers. vhefef PsopIs begin scsusPses there
IL screw loose somewhere. whom they see such
great expectations 50 sisnslly disappointed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

Under this head the Cleveland Plain Dealer
Of July % ssys: .,... ~ ,aaat
We have just received the following commu.
nicstlon. No comment could add any stigma
to such conduct. The shouls who desecrate the
graves of the dead are oreatures of celestial
beauty compared with these people who hold
saturnalia over the loss Of ono OF our purest
statesman and patriots:
5',. l.a MnLnsBURo, ONO, July 81.
To the lasting disgrace Of Milersbnrg the Abolition
ss Of this place burnt bonnres tonight over tho death
Of Bon. John J. Orittenden. Yours,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

ExcIrEMEsr IN New HAhPsHIRE.--We under
stand that In view OF the approaching draft there
is considerable excitement In New Hampshire,
especially in the large manufacturing togns
where the foreign element is In the majority.
Messengers have been sent TO the United states
Arsenal at WAtertoWn for cabDon and ammuni-
tion, which have besn supplied. These pfecau-
tionaiy measures will probably prevent On out
break. .--Boston TrauslIeT. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

orDYKr, the Republican Mayor Of New York
z on the 9th Of July, vetoed the ordinance which
had been passed BY the Democratic Council OF
!, shat city. appropriAsing $4,000 600 to exempt
the drafted poor. No@ as ever. the Democratic
party is the friend Of the laboring man, while
the party opposed to 1t is doing all IL can against
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
500 LOAN,
now for limited period to be obtained at par
may, after the frat Of August, be Withdrawn


may, after the fret Of August, be Withdrawn
The improved, condition Of Military aaairs and the
constant succession o Victories together with ths com'
pleon Of the preparations for the issue OF Four Hun
dred Millions Of Legal Tender interest bearing notes.
permanent loans atpresent, exceedingly doubtfui. -
The Loans Of the Government maturing In 1881, are
now selling at six per cent. premium. These would ad
vance to 10 or Is per cent premium II tbs Secretary Of
the Treasury should dlhcohtnue the sale OF the 20
aud the 52O's themselves would soon commands hand
some premiur, should the demand for Government
Loans the basis for banking or for investment be at
all scye. It 10 possible that the Secretary Of the
Treasury may receive Subscriptions to hs 20 Loan for
longer there be any delay in the pre-
Paration Of The notes for tho supplying Of ths Treasury
with funds should he In view Of the mAnifet bene
a to the country from the present popular mode Of ds
tributBs the Loans OF the Nation amongst the people
to encourage the formaon Of the new Banks decde
be wise and udoiou6to further extend tho time Of
subscrponsto the 52os q. par. His views and nten.
tons on the subject, OF course are unknown theres
FORE the iaest and vsest course subscribe at once
whsta six per cent Bond with the interest and pnci.
pal payable in GOLD, can be had at par. n
II will afford pleasure 10 furnhh full information
10 regard TO the formation OF the National Banks and
the necessary steps 70 DO taken. Printed doeunsnts
relative thereto will be furnished Of Washington ap-
plcaton to hon. HUGE, MCCULLOUGH, Comptroller
o. the Currency, or by the undersigned, 9 III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

! We adopt the language Of contemporary and
reItsrats that the Democracy Of this State will
mot be provoked into conflict, unless they are
attacked by force, or forcibiy resisted 10 the ex'
sroIse Of lawful privileges. 10 that case they
viii, as they should, MAINTAIN THEIR
RIGHTS. isqcgt-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

4 .sc o-'c dtotI i 10 nsie Witnessed
Sch Democratic updaing to tepe' 'ue invA'
sion. or capture himself aud bis inen' as aa'on-
ished even Governor Ton If the baovsH men
are friends of the Union, as they profess, they
will stop their lying. .i = = =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

The QUAlTERMAsrEs IMBRoeLIo.-We referred
yesterday to the arrest of Capt. +. w. Huttt,
A, @. M, and the closing OF his department.
We now lesri that an order is to DO Issued for
his release, and that the Captain has demanded
a Court of Inquiry inio sucl charges as may be
preferred againtt him -Cineinnati Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

TIE cotton ustd by the rebels 10 defending
vicksburg is to be cold aud the proceeds dis,
trlbuted to the ptivae soldiers, 10 reward for
their valor. Five per cent. Of the soldiers and
nom n-commissioned officers are also to have fur.
Tough Of thirty days. e-'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

THE 0swego Gazette publishes the following
letter OF the late Senator Douglas, showing his
conception OF the aims Of the Abolition lead
ers: te ~ .,o
WAsHINeros, Dec. 20, 1860.
MY DEAR siR-Pfessure of business has pre-
vented an earlier acknowledgment OF your
kind letter. The prospects Of our country are
gloomy indeed but 40 10, aespa sdps; ao
,oay, which must end In disunion. This can
only be- prevented By amendments to the Com
stitution which Will take the slavery question
out Of Congress, and put an end to the strife.
Whether this can be done depnds upon the Re
publlcaps. Many of their leaders desire dis
union on party gfoundsi and here is the diiiicul-
~. God grant us Q safe deliverance' ia my
prayer.
Very truly your friend,
..'t. ~ 8. A. DOUGLAS.
IIor Inuu TAYIoR ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
THE OHIO STATESMAN FOR
. THE CAMPAIGN.

The people of Ohio are now commenc-
) ing political campaign the most momen-
tous and important that ever occurred in
the, State. In order to understand the
full scopeof the great issues involved in
the contest, the press must not only be
free, but the circulation of newspapers
ta must be general among the people. This
fact Democrats should not forget nor lose
aI sight of for one moment. The STATES
MAN will labor diligently to sustain and
II defend the principles of FREE GOVERN
MENT which it has always supported, and
in order to enable Democrats to ditfuse
it among the people, we will receive sub
I'd soribers to our different issues for a linn
tied period as follows: ss
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OnLY OsE MAN MuarraKp Isi-Oul Of sew,
.etal hundred men drafted at Providence, Rhode
Island, only Que man has .5bus fer been mus.
tefedin. ALI the rest paid the three hundred
dollars, and got of!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

~ 4 q
Ths gallant Democracy or Marion have put
10 nomination the following excellent ticket,
which they intend 10 elect nrsHrv.zprrrs y
+ For Representative, Peyton Hord; Clerk,
Philip Dombaugh; Prosecuting Attorney, Noah
M. Runyan; Sheriff, Samuel H. Berry; Probate
Judge, George Gray; Treasurer, Isaac Young;
Commissioner, John Rosencransej. Inffmary
Director. Henry Hahn; Coroner, B F. Allen.
\ N'N, A*td 70 FATErrE COUNTY.
The noble Democracy of this county are In
the field with q very strong ticket. They have
hitherto been in ulnoity; but they promise
to redeem the county on the second Tuesday oi
October. They. made the following nomina-
tons to VIM, rsaS ih, ,rit 4ssf,
For Representative, Captain Scott Harrison,
Hath regiment o. v. l.; Probate Judge, John
Smith; Treasurer, Peter Wendle, sen; Clerk
of Courts, Captain VIM. Stewart, United States
Quartermaster Department; Commissioners,
William Collier; Auditor, H. X. Auditor; Re.
oorder, A. s. Thompson; Prosecuting Attorney,
Chas. A. Palmer; Infrmary Director, Wesley
Wilson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30
THE DISEASES OF ERROR,
(Les Maladiea d'Ergenr.l q

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-30

A Republican Mayor vetoes an Ordi-
nance for the Relief Of the Laboriug
Poor. asre & rts