Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
THE VERY LATEST.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Rebels Within IS Miles of H trisburg
4 Rattle ia Progress Between Lee aud
Hooker ON Ihe Oid Bull Rua
Battle Ground.
FlrOy Returned TO Harper's Ferry.

H~ARAITBURG. June 10 Everything
gloomy here. Indications are that the
rebels will he in sight Of here to
morrow. In the absence of troops to
eop the advonce Of the rebels. the
destruction Of all the bridges along
The Susquehannah is inevitable. As
fast as the troops are sent here, they
are sent to the different fDrds on the
Ti7er, where works are being con
nucted. A,temptst to get troops from
Washington have failed. All the en-
ereies Of the State must be directed
towards arresting the progress Of the
rebels. There IS no hope of saving
the country south Of the Sesquehanna
The operator at London, Franklin
county, reports Ii p;ckets captured a
rebel. who SAYS the rebels are ia
iesry force in Cumberland Valley
The Bedforn telegraph operator re
ports 600 rebel cavalry in Cumberland
There are no Union troops there
Citizens flying
PHILADELPHIA, June 16th.-The
Mayor issued a proclamation in view
Ofthe urgent necessity of instant ac-
ton to protect the Capitol, urging the
closing Of stores, and citizens connect
ing themselves with existing military
organizations, for the defence of the
CITY.
Business in the city mostly suspen-
did. Reports from Harrisburg state
the rebels are at Carlisle, only Is
miles from Harrisburg.
New YORK, June 16;h.-Baltimore
dispatches to the Philadelphia Enqui
rer states all safe at Harper's Ferry,
and Nilroy has reached there. The
place will be held.
A Baltimore correspondent of the
Enquirer, dating 5 p IN. 18th, says [
learn from the highest authority that
battle has been progressing today
% the old Rull Run ground, between
Lee and Hooker. The latter doing
service. A train from Baltimore. on
Monday, went only to Elliot Mills
Rebels are also reported in force at
Point of Rocks. City Councils met
THIS evening to devise means TO CO
operate with the Governor.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-GovernN
99ent bas received a telegram from
GENERAL Mnroy, tnu, ne is ia Nith the
greater part of his command, that
Winchester was invested bv about
'3o'VOO rebels, with 90 pieces of artil
,eFys They carried the outer works
70y storm at 6.o'ciock Sunday eyenin .
ne says: Il then spiked my guns,
AM let! with my whole command
G4fIT on NOnday morning. four miles
nus 'iae Of Winchester, the rebels.
mn an. overwhelming force, attacked
Is After a desperate fight of ITO
l.' / gat through. pursued b. a
e-'a.ry force. which picked ~
--liea< Of ny men. Nv loss was
sa2 fboazand killed. wounded
D4-il-aaa Jars 15.-The C1Toe.
t5a mas issued a proclamation calling
5af,p. 5sqlc Of Maryland to rally and
HF uies Sp;i f-o,o ipvaei1.
RI, JEFFERSON CRY, Ne, Jane 10
|aso-aiIons offered in Convention
E Sss that eypelient ordinance be
s Sas.td By the Convention, proyiding
Js.l'r the emancipation OF ali the
D..seS IN the State On the first Of Jan
next. Second, for perpetual
. FfoA'oItion Of slavery in the State
~ sr That date. Third, for a system
apprenticeship for slaves so eman-
sI mated for such period as may be
uCient to avoid any serious incon-
sIience to the interests connected
w slave labor, and to prepare EN-
s'Pated blacks for complete freedom
Il, lei all your things have their places
each part OF your business have il.
Loose no time be always employed ia
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