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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
Night Report

ONO Democratic state Convention.
COLUMBUS, June 1.-THE Democratic State
Conv ent,on to-day largely attended. The
nominations were:
For Guveruor-C l. NALLASDionAx
For Lieutenant Governor-GEpRGE r. PUGH.
For Audtor-WILLlAM HUBBARD, OF Wash.
ington.
For Trca-urcr-H. S. KNAPP. of Ashland.
For Supreme JUDGE. VAN Trump.
The resolutions protest against the Presidents
emancipation proclamation, condemn martial law
m the lnval States where war does not exist. and
the suspension OF tho habeas corpus; denounce
the Punishment OF Nhlandghnm, and call upon
the President for his restoration: will hail with
delight desire of the seeded States TO return TO
their allegiance, and will co operate with them
to restore peace: and favor freedom of speech of
the p,ess. and OF the right OF trial.
from New york
INV YoRK. June / The Post has the col
loving:
A committee Of citizens who recently visited
Washington ~ lay before tho President the
project OF raising division Of 10 ono colored sol
diers reports that lie fully approved the PROPOSE
ton. ouly resret,iug that the fact did not war
rant them Ia asking authority to raise 100 600.
and declaring mself reldy. soon a suffi
Gent number could be raised. 10 make them part
of a command for General Fremont. Ii il should
be deemed expedient. no would create depart
ment expressly for Fremont. so "a To enable him
to carry out his combination of black and white
regiments
A series of public meetings In the several coun-
ties are to be held 10 initiate the measure.
+ The Tribune slys:
We have letters 10 the oh inst from our cor.
respondent XenOl hen he takes \ hopeful view
OF the progress of the siege. and reports the re
pulse OF a -ortie against one Of our mining parties
on the night OF the 81. which has demonstrated
that Johnston canno, possibly Get near enough TO
strike Grant without being cxtineuishei and saws
T that the garrison will soon be compelled bv fam
inc 20 captulste.
/ Cspt Butter Of the bark Whstliny Wind
State thi' he was boarded OF the 9th inst, in
f 1T " deg and - min and bong : deg and
% min . bv the Rebel privateer Coqueue After
ordering al hiuds on board the Coqueiie, the
/ Wh,~,ling Wind was set on FIRE and burned.
The Whstliug Wind had q cargo Of coal for
/ Government. and was bouDd from Philsdelphis
for Nes Orlesns.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

"Asrrp SIX ar seven COOL Moulder.. q
couple Of Finishers and two iaboring hands
s'esdy employment and good wages. at wigrin.
h Chinder's. on the canal ie9 div
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.e,ice OF Application for License.

NToTIcgIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT VIZ WILL APPLY
u 10 the Beard % Commissioners % Marion county,
Sna sfthsr next term 1885, for license 20 sell In
toxieaiing liquors less qraniity thar quart -
time with the privilege of allowing tie sane 70 be
drank NV prenisesl Tor one year Tar place OF
bapes, and the promises wherein said liquors be
AZ nix are located the west corner q Souih snd
Desware streets IN ndian,pois In Center Iesnsnip,
Marion County, Indiana. ". X slhfsos.
iunee-3tw
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From Harrisburg.

HARRIsBuG. June ll-Major General Conch
arrived this afternoon to consult with Gov Chr
tin on the hest means of defending the border
from anticipated invasion. They will he
joined to night by Gems. Schepck and Brooks
The most energetic means is heing devised. ard
will lie carried into effect at once |, is thought
the Governor will issue a proclamation tn NOR
row, calling for the organization Of minute men
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
HOT ELS.
PHYSIOLOGY.
aNOSEI".--THElR SIGNIFICANCE.

\ ILLUSTRATED WITH ESGRAviSGs OF THE Ro-
II min Groc.an, indian Negro. Celestial Aquelne,
Turn up and Pug Sse with the Characters called by
each EYEs-Bluc, black or gray LPs-Thin and pale.
full and rel. prim poutng. tcoldag loving.
MoUn-Large small. HAiH-i'Fht or ds-k, coarse or
fine straight or curly CurEKs-Thln or plump pale or
eoored TsEru--Reguiar or irregular EAEs-Largo or
small. NEoK-Loug or short SEN-Rough or smooth.
All to be amply illustrated with engraving The walk,
talk, laugh and voice. al Indicate character. We may
know an honest face from dishonet QUE and we will
show how. Be.iie, the above, shal treat on Eth
nology, The Natural History Of Man; Of physiology
AMI the Laws Of Life and Health; Of rbysiognomy, or
Signs Of Character aud how 70 read them, q rhrenoo
the Philosophy Of Mind and Ct Psychology ,he Science
ofthe Soul Man. with reference all hs relations o'
life social, intellectual aud spiritual. and What each ca
do best, viii b. slac.iaed N the PHRES0l0GlCAL
JOURNAL AND LIFE ILLUSTRATED. New volume
commences July LIST handsome qusfto mnnihly. Of
only 81 81 yesr. sample numbers Is cents. Please
address FOWLER q WELLS, sos Broadway, New York
lunes-v3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

S-During the past two months there were
receiyel. assorted and msiled at the y ,shvile
pos,ofice. one million. three hundred and thirty
three thousand, two hundred and eighty six let
ler.. The newspaper mails. in the same period.
we're iu1mep
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
NOTICE.
INTERNAL REvENU1

Oftcs AssNssor IsTrNsAL REVxSUE..
sixth District Of Indiana,
iNDiAxMoLis Nay IS, 1851
vV,uE CITIZENS OF MARION COUNTY, INDIANA,
are hereby notified that the Afressmeni B0obs viii
he kept open for inspection 10 coe IN New Tai
bot''s building until the 9th OF June Any person not
entirely satisfied with the action o. the several Assessors
the county will please call upon ~ that time; a.
day make any change IN the sssees
menis.
Persons having failed max. application for Lcenses
nd in their Income Lists: al 60 report Carriages,
Plate. &C. d. ht the ~ day OF june a. we desire
TO close th. ~ Rocks then. AFTER that time,
persons corpl ug With tie law liable 20 iine
Manufacturer AGct1neers. Butchers rid otbers. are
particularly requested % cal aud make their monthly
report proup ~ the tfs dav ~ month: the
law requires p-p;ne fhan Ia. hitherto been eS
hihtof sud, 70 = dsisy. hereafter. ne Nj bs re-
quife 10 add the penalty
WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW.
uay3O-d .e20 A,ss.sof sirfh district q Indians.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
LICENSE.
No,lce of Application for License.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL AffLf
20 the Board OF Commissioners u Marion e"anty'
Indiana their term. les3. for license 20 se IL
toxcAng liquors iess quantity than quart Al tine.
with the privilege OF allowing the same 70 DC drank % ny
premises, for year. Ny placs 81 business .a nc
premises vhereon said liquors % be sold and crsnk
located part o. lots Nos ant g. ~ ortIof No u
on Sou'h tennessee street. a. indianapolis, IA IenteF
township. n Marion comfy, Indiana -.
ms 25-p2w PATRICK hfhNAhAs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

THE INooNE TAX The Commissioners Of In.
ternal Revenue has decided hat persons whose
tsxtble income exceeds $40 are to be taxed
~ the rate Of i've per cent whether the income
i derived from property held by himself or part
1. from pronerty held hy trustees and Cestin que
trust m where they live in different districts
to make duplicate returns flr Transmission tn The
re-pecuve district with view To ascertain the
rate Of duty 20 be imposed in case the Ce>lin one
trust has other sources OF income The tx NJ
the legal rate will be collected from the trustee
and the Cestin que at their respective places Of
residence
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fxprsSsPoLrs. ISp June 10. 1863
Mis- Kafe Ff,fcher, Mefropolifss Thesf.r:

A. the dramatic season is drawing 10 rl"se.
We. the under-ig desire 20 testify the high
appreciation we entertain Of your e-rim'ble char
zcter and hard endeavors "a an artistic :" please.
bv rendering Won a complimentary benefit.
We respectfulls ask your acceptance. aud will
thank you To name the time when the benefit
shall be riyeu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

Miss KAT, FLrrcHtR IL nsmher Of our ciii
zsn~ n. have ~.tcbe.i ~ th prize the rapid pm
ge-- of Ms X ,te Fletcher in her profession, ere
de>irs.u. of t.ulering her a complimentary be ,ht
ieir- the Metropolitan closes tor the e esn &c
i not knosu vet whether the arrangements al
ready made viii IN Ike il pos be for the manage
ment comply With the ~i.''e- of the ir'e"'is OF
the esrimal.Ie Young lady. The 'ol owing IL e..ps
of the letter addressed TO her. Which Ne pu'li-h
as the r~que~, Of some of the sinners. w. hope
IL will lie in the power Of Miss Fletcher o male
n f.rn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

hsbs, .bus- To -hich & sddsd sb.-r~.ssss CO
Eemsle ass sni other Interesting
imp the rsrrc and those coBffrtlafnx
marrars ~iosntertsl doubts Of their physics, 81 ~,
TIA; S~n. a. sny address IN seaiei wrap
per- rect ipf 81 ten cents o. four STAMPS.
We devor sutirs line and sfs;fiol 20 the treat
Of the
report Oar Dsr~ns<rt the only
kind In America Which has been .absbed BY s,Fcsl
charter this fact should give preference ever the
qua<ks Of osful ekarseter % Ia 81
larg cfties
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

The ketsei peAeh refused TO exehsnge pspefa.
nelso yese at Vicksburg.
u from Shel'.ysilie. ~ho reported its
90 rer''er. safe po lively that il had been pub
l.,r d l Rel'e papers.
Chattanooga papers of the 9Th and 9Th contain
nothing regarding &.
from Washington.
wAsuIyorox June IL The following Off
cial telegram vas received here this afternoon:
PooIrsvILLE. May IL.
squad Of Reel cavalry. some $50 strong;
came across the river this morning az day.
break They dashed rapidly up the tow path.
drove in our pickets. AMI atts~ked Company I of
the 9th Michigan cavalry. who were on picket
duty. Our forces gradually fell back. pressed by
the enemy. IN within three miles of Poolesviile
The enemy then re'reated to Seneca, burned the
camp OF the Michigan COMPANY, re'reated down
the tow path. and re crossed the river
We lost four men killed aud one badly
wounded The enemv left on the field one l. Gu
tenant and OF mn killed
A specialize the Post Save:
IL has been ascertained that the Rebel cavalry
a' Culpepper which SO Sc, erelv handled in
the Late engagement Is now sunDarted bv large
bodies OF infantry and he,vy artillery
We have nothing further in reference to the
recent fight.
IL II announced that the Government will give
the enrolment act the most liberal construction
that may be possible
IN official telegram from the vicinity of Vicks
burg received To day SAWS the Rebels in strong
force attacked Nlliken's Bend and Young :
Point. on the 9th inst, but were decisively re
pulsed 1T both points.
The colored troops ut the former place nj first
gave way. tut upon hearing that those of their
number who were captured were killed they raj
lied with great fury and routed the enemy
Advices TO tie 4th inst have Ieen receive
from Port HUDSON. Everything there looked ia.
vO alb Q TO on hns Success
Affairs along the front OF the Army Of the Pc
tonne remain as at last advices. the enemy n.
we'll ~ our own troop> maintaining their origina
lines of battle below the town
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
MILLlN e RS.
n ISIS J. DOY L E

IDgos LEAVE TO ISfOKs Tux LADIES 90 IN.
Id dianapOis sud vicinity that sbe ~sil open sh.v
koon- cs.r No. Eatss House Block. West wsshirstor
streef. Mlss. Doyle tntstds keeping Pan, Millinery
Emporium. where 81 al tines nsy - fcul the f.st
Of Bonns's. l1ooors. French Flown riuue.
Bridal Wreaths ard all goods usually NJ found ir
frs class sf-hlshmenf Miss Do,le iferds uskin In
tixnspois her p~rnsment r~rtd~nos ssitln.ss
ksep the 6est asd ces;rtbs goocs 20 be furd VI
be market The psucnass Of the psbfc respectfully
solicited spls dig
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
From yIurfreesboro.

MURFREFsBoRo. June IL The Cha,tenooga
Rebel OF the 4 h decl res that Breckinr lse's
corps had returned to Bragg. and that Johnston
was so secure in his position that he needed no
Few troops.
Ii j. suspected that breckenridge never left
Bragg's camp. II Is known thu regiments from
two of Breckinriiges brigades fsured in the re
connni>sance male OH the 4;h Of June.
We have no later news from Vicksburg.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

The weather has been quite cool. unusually so.
during the greater portion of the Inst week, nnd.
we are informed. th,t there were light irostS IN
northern portions OF this aud the adonng States.
but not enough To do any serious injury. hut the
temperature HIS checked the vegetation some
what. particularly the corn. which has hut just
come up in all those States north of the Obi"
river Yesterday tine weather much nilder
and the temperature rising rapidly last even
ing
The great scarcity of coal. and the low stage of
water in the river. have produced n cool deal oi
alarm. aud the few dealers who have coal. have
put up prices materially. the best grade to $40
at retail. and Pomeroy nj 2Sc. and even at these
rates sell sparingly 1t il estimated that there j.
not over six weeks suppl, of coal in the city now
so that II will he seen that unless there j. good
stage OF in the river during the greater nor
ton Of the remainder OF the YEAR fuel hmine
in this CITY j. inevitable and there il great danger
that We will have some of the experience OF
ls54-5 AMI 1867 over again Firew"od j. now
selling ~ $40 per cord. and in but light supply NJ
that We understand that there Is a large guam
tty OF coal dug out at the mines in Western
Pennsylvania. 50 that the only obstacle in the
Of supply Will I've the want of transportation
facilities, and noih'ng short of good stage OF
water in the river can furnish these
! The business OF the week has been of limited
nature. md prices OF treadstuifs are grneIall,
] lower. Flour ms been neglectet Tor the gfetter
PORTION of the week AMI prices we're merely nom
inal Holders did not feel disposed tn reiuQuSh
the advantage they gained in the early part OF the
week but buyers. under the Encouraging new
from New York. withdrew from the market and
the speculative demand noticed IN last ,se,l
altogether Wheat has been dull also. aud prices
LARGELY declined Corn and oats have not
changed much. though corn has ruled shade
higher Whisky remains nc dc.
4 There has been but very lmtel business done
/ in provisions snd prices md have been. ~ n
/ greet extent. nominal Holders are not willing
/ To follow the New York market. and for oil ar
ticles are sskng prices much higher relstivels
/ than those current there TINS rendering business
! Of any amount out OF the question The receipts
ct All articles Ia the provision liue at New York
+ from the West. continue very large. and thee
i be NJ but a limited demand. prices ere gradual,
+ giving wav there New mess pork j. selling 1T
sI2 1913 90 in New York but is held at Sla
/ 5ldi4 90 here. and lard ~ lnc while u y
oferei here sparingly. ut slc In our mfEe
review We give tine quotations for AL articles an'
/ the few sales which have taken place Sngal
! and molasses see frmer and the former fully -
I higher than the lowest point touched during The
/ week. under the news from the ssahosrd mar
/ kets. where the stocks are unusually light ans
prices tending upward. Linseed oil has been il
/ . .od dem nd aud prices are l0c higher. with
! dem,ni from the Est The stock here Is sht
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

WAsHISGroS. June / The following of
cial telegram was received here this afternoon:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

~ rnn LnoIstArukk 90 KENTUCKY pU1 -
JkkAInkNI on AL Tuk Ina KAsxs 90 InB
UkuAky AND oRNr5A Al OSRAx0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
LATER FHOm CsIARLEsTON.


The steam transport Merrlmac, Capt. Salnp-
con- from Hilton Head lith aud Charleston Bar 18Th at
noon arrived yesterday.
The Union forces were In fun possession OF Morris
Island Battery Gregg had been put IN order and was
occasionally sending shell and shot into Moutrie but
with what effect not known
On the 10Th. # Cape Lookout; the Mcrrinac spoke
the 4. :, steamer Nansemond, bocknding all well
Gen Stevenson came as passenger IN the MerriInac
The l.. S. NJ. steamship George Cromwell
Cant Post, from New Orleans Sept l2, arrived al tins
port last night. Although her advces are one week
later than those previously received they contain no
news Of Importance At Southwest Pass. l2ih inst,
was spoken by u. s. gunboat Owasco bound to New
Orleans. The q. C. experienced strong gales from r..
TO " L. for four days. Tie following isa list Of her
passengers:
T.. Butte and lady r. e. Brrgicre, ~. Godmann MR..
r. A Adams !. Batter T. hlhanayg and lady l.. feuzr, j..
n Williams Surgeon H. X. Smith u. 5. A; &. II. Adams.
W. H. resrcc. H. A. French, H. H. H. Gould W. H. Ken
ming r. II. Thomas and In the steerage.
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Prom Fortress Won ror.

FoETIEss MONROE Tlursday Sept II. ltGj.
The hag-oi-trIce boat New-iork arrived from
Ciiy Point last evening. IN charge 81 naj0 Milford
Gov. Andrew Of Massachusetts arrived last evening
In Norfolk 4 salute fired By the sth New Yofl Bat
terry IN lls honor
Lat evening three men belonging 10 tis an Con
necticut and one man from Tie lst East Tennessee
Regiment arrived NJ Fortress Monroe. They were
captured at the time the important charge Was made on
Battery Wagner and taken TO Belle Isle prison They
succeeded In making their escape and obtaining Rebel
pnifurns they on foot 10 yorktown and thence to
this place on the tteanor i. \. Morgan.
Ihe execution Of private John Thomns Gfiihn alas
Borette Of the llih rennsy yana Cavalry for dIsor
ton and Lga ay robbery, took place this forenoon at
10 o'clock at Portsmouth. lie was shot BY the guard
detached by the lisih New York. lie died without
struggle.
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FROM NEWBEUN.
The Death Of Capt. Iotchkiss-The Inem'
cheney Of the Wilmington blockade
Pence Meetings i'm North Cnroiin"-Po'
Iitical Movements.

Correspondence Of the Associated rress
NEwBrRs. y. c.. Sept IA, 1868.
The death Of Capt. Vim. j. Ilo'chkisS OF the
eunboat Gen Putnam who was killed iu n recent ae'
ton with the enemy has caused universal grief In this
department where he has been the hero Of many bril-
liant engagements He is from Derby, Conn which
State has ga ned enviahc reputation IN North Caro-
lima by lis noble deeds and those OF her famous 10Th
Regiment.
The Rebel priyaiocrs running the blockade into
Wilmington 20 fearful extent. II is estimated that
they are carrying in Rebel supplies TO the amount q
81 ono 600 per day.
Peace meetings are being held in nearly every town
In North Carolina The course II the Hon. ". W.
Holden Of The Raleish (N. - Standard meets with
general approval and support from the people.
Mr. Uoldon's is being boistcd ~ the no1i cardi
date for the Goscfnorship of North Carolina
Tie Congressional election in this State viii take
place in November no1t having been changed from
August.
The Conservative Peace Party are making their nom
nations with the view Of sonding their Representative
the Federal Congress in ease the army Of Gen Lee
should Dee driven out 81 Virginia.
Major Edwin $. Jonncy. 81 the ID New York Arm
ery. has been appointed Judge Advocate. and Is at
iaohed 10 the stan Of Naior-G Peek.
AZ tribute u rcspcct ~ tie late Mrs. j j Bowen
wife Of Capt Bowen IL Marblohcad City The vessels u
the hafbor lowered their colors 10 half mast Ia day.
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The NtRic Rnir.

UTICA Friday. Sept. ls, 1862
The fair closed to-day in one of the severest
storms that ever visited this section OF the country at
this season and very few people other than exhibitors
went 10 the grounds. The streets and roads were
flooded and the people who compelled To visit tho
grounds presented sorry spectacle All the articles
that could be removed without damage were taken
away during the day
The fair under ali circumstances has been decided
success The receipts amount 10 between eleven and
twelve thousand dollars The competition in some
classes spirited particularly IN agricultural mpe
mcnts There was an unusually sharp contest in sew.
ing machines ON which the Committee had hard task
Their decision was in favor Of Grover & Bakers ma.
chimes over ali others.
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To the Associated Press.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Friday, Sept 1s-2 m.
Weather cool and cloudy. Wind northeast.
It has been raining very violently. There is q great
change in the temperature since yesterday.
ROCHESTER. Friday. Sept. le, 1863.
1t has been raining heavily here since day
light not sunbeam to-day. The temperature is very
cold as compared with yesterday.
SYRACUSE Friday, Sept. ls, 1868.
Wind n. n. w. heavy rain storm is pre-
vaing. The weather has grown cold since the morn
UTICA Friday. Sept. le, 1863.
II has been raining here most OF the day.
Wind east. Atmosphere cloudy and murky.
TROY N. Y. Friday, Sept. ls. 1863.
Wind South. Weather warm. 1t has been
showering all day.
ALBANY. Friday, Sept. ls 1863.
We have had a succession of showers here all
iay with occasional CLEANS Of sunshine. Wind South
and blowing fresh.
PORTLAND Me-, Friday. Sept ls, 1859.
Wind s. T.. Weather foggy. Thermometer
PROVIDENCE, R. T., Friday Sept ls, 1863
Violent southwest wind, with few dashes OF
rain. Thermometer "a. Barometer lowers 975
OswEGo y. Y, Friday Sept IL, 1863
Wind northwest, and steady rain. Their
momcter e.
EAsToy, Pa Friday, Sept. le, 1863.
II has ralned hard here all day. The rivers
are rising rapidly and much damage is apprehended.
The Delaware division OF the canal is badly damaged
below here and il viii take least week TO repair it.
| At Mauch Chunk l learn that the Teste bridge OF
Douglass Skeer Co. the bridge OF A. w. Leseuring
and the new county bridge above Mauch Chunk hayo
been washed away. II is reported that Golfer Dam.
above there was washed away. No damage to the ca
nal or railroad above here is reported yet q p M.
Bosros. Friday Sept. ls-7 p. m.
| This forenoon the weather was 0ppressively
close and showcry. Thermometer 20. This evening
the thermometer is falling and now stands 49, The SKY
is cloudy with strong gusts Of wind from the South and
Southwest We shall have a rough and stormy night
PORTLAND. Friday. Sept. ls-6 p. m.
Wind south; blowing heavily. Thermometer
CO Indications Of a big storm.
PORTLAND, Friday. Sept. ls-l0p. n.
Wind s. f. and blowing a tremendous gale.
II has been raining little.
BANGOR Friday, Sept ls-6 p. m.'
Wind s. s. f. There will probably be storm
before morning.
Bosroy. Friday Sept. ls-l0p m.
Wind blowing gale from the southeast. 1t
has been raining quite hard.
/ CALAIS. Me, Friday, Sept. ls-s p. m.
Fresh south wind. Cloudy.
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The Union sfntc Committee and Gen.
Sickies.

AIBANY. Friday, sept. +, lst3.
The Union State Committee together with
several Of the candidates and other gentlemen met al
the Dcayan House to-day and during called
upon Gen. Scklcs The General in receiving thsh
said he glad 20 meet many Of lis fellow citizc3s,
who enjoyed a high degree Of consideration.
During the past three years lie had not participated
in politics and had wish o. do lie frthe said,
that while engaged in great there should
exist between the loyal States and the National Govern
ment unity action; otherwise the President aud Con-
rress would be compelled Ia the powers conferred
upon them by the Constitution and enforce respect Tor
the National authority
He was happy 10 meet them under circumstances 20
aus pcious the He exhortcd them ill up the
ranks OF the array. and cheer the brave who were
sacrificing much for the country. With the inspiring
spectacle If united and happy people il would not b
long before blessed with al honorable and last
ing peace.