The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-18

HARRISBURG, Sept. ii.
A scout from Frederick says he was il
Frederick yesterday. The rebels brok,
camp that morning, aud marched in the
direction of Hagerstown, Stonewal
jackson leading. He saw them march.
ing from their various encam pments from
a. m. till 9 p. m, the time he left
They were principally infantry and artil-
lery. The latter numbering over 800
! pieces.
| Robert f. Lee, Jackson, Cobb, and
other Generals were present. He saw,
as he supposed, 5000 cavalry at New
Market, which had not left camp.
Sept 2-l2:30 p. M.-Reliable infor
nation has been received that Stoncwall
jackson, with his advance, is now 10
Hagerstown, preparing to move with his
whole army, upon Pennsylvania.
Our scouts from Hanover, Gettysburg.
and Tarestown, arrived at a late hour last
night, aud confirm the evacuation Of the
camps " Frederick BY the rebels.
Go Curtin has promptly advised
Presid>hl Lincoln and the Generals in
command at Washington, Of all informa.
ton that has reached here. The most
active measures are being put in force to
assemble large army to resist rebel j..
vas'or, and if possible, save our capital
and state from devastation and outrage.
BALTIMORE, Sept. II.
Gen. Lee has issued the following nroc.
lamaton:
LIZ hhADQcAETEES' ARMY NORTH NIRuixIA,l
Near Frederick, Sept, =.
o the People OF MARYLAND:
IL Is right that you should know the
purpose that has brought the army IN.
der my command within the limits of
your State, SO far as that purpose concerns
yourselves. The people of the Confede.
rate states have watched, with the deep
est sympathy, the wrongs and outrages
that have been Inflicted upon the citi-
Z@ns OF a commonwealth allied to the
states OF the South by the strongest So
ciaI, Ioliu al and commercial ties, reduc-
ed to the condition of a conquered prov
ince under the pretence of supporting
the Constitution, but in violation Of its
most valued provisions.
Your citizens have been arrested and
Imprisoned upon no charge, aud contrary
to all forms o: law; faithful and manly
protest against this outrage, made by a
venerable and illustrious Marylander to
whom in better days no citizen appealed
for right in vain, was treated with scorn
and contempt; the government of your
chief city has been usurped by armed
strangers; your legislature has been dis.
solved by the unlawful arrest Of its mem
bers; Freedom of the press aud speech ha.
been suppressed; words have declared b,
ohcers OF an arbitrary decree of the Fed
eral executive, aud citizens ordered T.
be tried by military commissioners 70
what they may dare to speak. Believing
that the people Of Maryland possess
spirit too lofty to submit to such Gov
ernmcnt, the people Of the South hav
long wished to aid them in throwing OF
this foreign yoke to euable you again +
enjoy the inalienable rights cf freedom,
and restore the independence and SOW
reicnty Of your State
In obedience to this wish, our arm
mas come among you, and is prepared T.
assist you with the power of its arms, i,
requiring the rights of which YOU hay,
been so unjustly despoiled. This, citi
zers of Maryland, is our mission. s,
lar as you are concerned, no restraint upor
your free will is Intended. No intmi
dation will be allowed within the lin
its of this army, at least Marylanders
shall once more enjoy their ancient free
dom of thought and speech. We know
no enemies among You, and will respect
your choice, whatever it may be. And
while the Southern people will rejoice to
welcome you to your natural position
among them, they will only welcome YOU
when you come from your own free will.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II.
Mayor Henry issues the follow nc ad.
dress to the citizens:
At a late hour to night the Goycrnor