Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26
TJyE REBEL INVASION

land and Pennsylvania They are steadily
advancing eastward and will not stop before
they reach the Monocscy Junction, where they
will be in position to unite with Lee near
Point OF Rocks in the vicinity Of Nolan's
Ford, where he may cross. Maryland flights
will thus be completely invested
A Baltimore letter Of the 2lst, in the Phi
ladelphia Press, says Lee has pushed up his
army so that the left wing rests in Maryla
and to get supplies he has invaded Pennsyl-
vsnia. Hooker has marched his army up so
that his right wing rests in Poolesvlle. The
advance into Maryland must be made before
/ the rebel army can give battle.
A Baltimore letter says Col. Kane former
ly Marshal Of that city, has escaped TO Dixie.
and has been appointed Mejor-Gcnoral in
the rebel army.
Another letter says Cumberland. Nd, has
/ been reposscsscd 10y our troops, and that a
reconnaissance 60 komney showed that there
were no rebel forces in that region. The
country between Cumberland and Martins
burg has been laid waste, The railroad track
destroyed, the bridges burnt, &c.
A gentleman who reached Baltimore by the
/ Frederick trainSaturdoy morning,and who left
/ Hlngarstown late Thursday afternoon, reports
passing through rebel pickets on the road as
uo,or,toy, i,s,lc soo,,s -, w., .,5y,.,,,,,.,.i,
occnpiod by soroe aooo ,ronn. I,,irly f,or,
North Carolina, under Gen. Rhodes.
major Osborne is acting as Provost
Marshal, from whom papers have to be OBJ
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Tbc circs. e., t.r, ,'9yl no.. p,,.. '.'',y
mia arc undo, Tsnlin. snJ a,o soiI IN H. ~.
turning bringing large number Of horses
mules, and o. few cattle. They also brought
back large number ot negroes who they al-
lcge, ran away from their masters ga Virginia
and Washington County.
Those belonging about Hagorstown we've
being returned to their rebel owners. and
those said 90 be- from Virginia were sent back
under guard Horses and other property
taken from citizens of MARYLAND. have been
returned to them and every effort has been
made g make their aid as little offensive as
possible to MARYLAND.
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