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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-30

WATTS, GIVEN 4 Co., (cRASE & BRowN,
Paducah, KY, Evansville, lho.
HARDING, GIVEN & Co.,
st. Louis, Mo.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02
GLORIOUS NEWS!
10 he Postponed

IrnSsPTITS Ins VAN T + u
y III aces and sexes are wanted
rss Of tss a5' Faii all and md Winter Stock & of
0in5s fH' u NILS & Co.'S. Variety Store,
At /, d. .. can be found Dry Goods in
,l~sIv .n,isry. consisting in part of ,r,rc
71IiSIA 71nIFiSi'AINS. CALICOES, GlNG>
+; ;;s DhC1nt0T1iHI CLOTHS. CASSIMERES,
/ EAsSSiiyETTS. Nj HANDKERCalEFS.
l,LIiIEVS lLiHV BROWN & BLEACHED
ItS LlS 'sI 'SHAWLS. HOSERIE,
TEs YoT50T$ Ydp3Ts dA4IEs II al s5ileD DRESS Se'
SSa;66CERIES, :; HARDWA ARE.
-.iIrl.ygSSWARE. HATS AND CAPS,
F.o6TS 5L17S AND SHOES, READY
| y vGGt0THING. ~ SCHOOL BOOKS OF
!, VE1 g. town and country, and many
!, y, ,,rrirtions ~ Of Goods, all of which
II Or exchanged. at the lowest
| .sClSH or Country Produce. The
on invited to call and examine
t. No charge for showing goods
|abr tie place. ,,r,,oco
.sits the Office of the Democrat anC
|, . 1863. ~ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02

IN cf iania, marked and nnmho,
Tavlor te VIC ol Prospect, laid ont IN ~, ",
! ias'p, wnship, by Christian JIs III IA said
nuun'' Sht (8). being two bnnan. sen. as
aeet fronting on Cen,ro anu
anu nr,, lu,ln y Ihg back on the Inc avenue,
faat lI, ho,, rrhd one hundred and se.,au DaVid
Prosser,s lam on the east by the Eoa 'Ve
bar seven and on the west bv LOT "ne oi
nants and am, together with the be,aa;.n I'm
orectod ono a rtenances, having 'l- tbo~a
now win in the occi half story plank e,eoh bona"
M,Rride Takeincy of the said CbarIe'
fsa,d at the suit ON execution and n"iies 10 h
! Ibmsen. Executorenor Ihmscn and FL
! deceased. OhrlStlan Ihmsen !
| ALSO-Qf the lana.
were of William Dukt tenements which
lot OF piece of ground sii wit: All that
of Mjllvine, Cam bro co. \ The Borouob
, Penns, lvania, markedess and State Of
T plan of lots laid out in the S;Snbered in
: Millville, by Christian IhLn rough of |
{ ca. being foity one feet as NUMBER |
/ Conemaugh street, and McAes ON 5
. garden al!ey and bounded ons back To D
e number six and on the west yeast by lot y
IF together with the hereditanen Gce aIlev u
T tenances Taken in execution. appur ;!
sold at the suit Of Elenor Ihms to be " "
h rmsen, Executors OF Christi Fred 7
J. deceased. c
:. ALSO--Of the lands and tenen Z
4 were of Richard Ellis. to wit: a. ich Zen W
- = or piece of ground situate in the B 'os Of II
If Millville, Cambria county. and of '
90 90 Pennsylvania, marked and nuuher'he :
~ plan Of lots laid out in the said Bor'f I
- Millvilie, by Christian Ihmsen,, as 10 (
20 20 Der twenty one (2D, having forty t;;ng, ( (
nd fronting on Iron street ana I,ly. Ts u K
6f ONE ON the hesss east by lot number t~fGss
9S ses 'sss'ss: 8" :'' VIII Sss q S ;
hn ten@pooai erit of Elenotr IN
our .ssSSillu AZ '4- 1,.-a.rtors oI
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02

BCRG and the surrounding Counties, for
their very liberal patronage extended to me
during the last few wears. and would saw to
them that ] now have in store, of nv own
Importation and Manufa ture a very exten-
sive asSO1 tmcnt of all the different kinds and
qualities of FANCY FURs, for Ladies and
Children, that will be Worn during the Fall
and Winter seasons.
Being the direct Importer of all nv Furs
from Europe and having them all Manufac-
tufed under MY own supervision-enables
me to offer my customers ahd the public
much hands"mer Set of Furs for the same
money. Ladies please give me call before
purchaSingi Please remember the name.
number and street.
JOHN FAREIRA.
No. rs ARCH Street, PHILAD-A.
Sept. so. 1868 3m
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rpFNSBURG BAKERY
4 " D
Fr7IlTBPY ESTABLISHMENT

EE gb,cribcr, having greatly enlarged
r. BAKERY and replaaished his
# GGOJERIES and CONFECTION~
IS !, prepared to supply orders. on
notice. He has also added to mis-
ma7v other articles. such as
|rp SUGAR. COFFEE, CHEESE.
.IT TOBACCO & SEGARS, SPICES,
TOYS. NOTIONS, &c.
Fox OIL at the lowest retail prices
are lt Of CHRISTMAS CANDIES,
81 and Christmas PRESENTS, to
1 he solicits the patronage Of the pub
He has. also. attached to his establish
,n OYSTER aud DRINKING SA-
N where fresh OYSTERS, Sardines and
! ALE and PORTER can be had, at
.G-S.
GEORGE GURLEY.
II .. lSG3.-ly
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02

Sttrny HeifTer.
= Came to the residence
of the subscriber. IN SunImerhill township,
Cambria county about the first of Septem>
Der last. a Dark Brindle Ueffer, about two
and half years old a split in the left ear,
having no horns. The owner is requested
to come forward, pr we property, pay char
eces and take her away, otlerw ise she will
be disposed of accor!ing to law.
VALENTINE CRAMKR
NV Is lS62-2t.
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deceased
ALSO-All the right, title and interest of
Matthew NJ. O'Neill, of, in and to a lot of
ground situate in the Borough of Ebensburg
Cambria county, fronting on Main street
ard extending back to street by lot Of
Johnston Moore or the west and adjoining
lot of Thomas j. Williams on the east,
having thereon erected two story frame
house with basement story, and other out
buildings, now in the occupancy of the said
Matthew NJ. O'Neill. Taken in execution
and to be sold at the suit of S Lloyd, Jr
ON. B.-The Sheriff has made the fol
loving the conditions of the sale, viz, one
fourth of the purchase moEey on each sale
to be paid at the time the property is struck
down when the sale amounts to $500 and
upwards, under $500 and more than 500
the one third, under S 90 and more than
$50 the half; less than $50 the whole
amount. otherwise the property will be inns
metIiately put up to sale again, and no deed
will be presented for acknowledgment un-
less the balance of the purchase money be
paid on --T-before the following Monday.
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Nov. Is. 1868.
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ENnecusors -

TNxecu.ors ->ti
IL o-.ce.
80 Letters Testamentary
on the estate of George Hipsch, late of Chest
township, deceased. having been granted TO
the undersigned, living in Chest township.
all persons indebted to said estate will come
forward and make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated for
settlement.
PETER WOODLEY. Executor.
Nov II, 1SG3,-6t.
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A dministrator's Notice.

A ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
IA Whereas Letters of
Administration on the estate of Jacob Settle
meyer, late of Sumnerhill township, Cams
bria county, deceased, have been granted tv
the Register of said county to the under
sigued, residing in said township, notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate, to present them properly
authenticated for settlement; and those in
debted, are requested to make immediate
payment.
JOHN SETTLEIUYER.
Nov 4, 1863.-Gt
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4 administrators Notice.
N Letters of
Administration on the estate of Michaei Nc
Hugh late tf Munster township. Cambria
county, deceased. have been granted to the
subscriber. residing at Conemaugh, Cambria
county. All persons indebted TO said estate
are hereby rotified To make settlement with
ovt delay, aud those having claims against
said estate will present them properly au-
thenticated for settlement.
JAS. McHUGH, Admir-.
Nov IS. 1868 ct Q
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oliee to Contractors.

'NS " CONTRACTORS.
A letting for
grading Of the Newry Branch Railroad, :,
he held at the house of Landon REEVES.
''wry. Blair Co., Penna.. on MONDAY
itti day If December, 1868
/ t'rd proposals will be received by Fran
NJ Uay, President of the Road. up to
''aJ, Dec. 18th 1868. Specifications
Fa,ang the Road can be seen by calling
Tie President, or to Alexander Knox
Eewry.
by order Of the Beard Of Directors,
ADAM HOOVER, Sec'ry:
2, 1SG3-2w
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JOHN MURRAY,

Came TO the residence of the
'r'ber. in Clarified township. Cambria
", some time list spring, a yearling
fer, Of BrindIe color, except the face,
F Is white. The owner is requested to
| orward rove property, pay charges
axe her away, otherwise she will be
sci Of according t. law.
THOMAS FARRELL.
H. . 1894 a.
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Keeffer & Howley and the Pa. Il. r. 1A4
deo w As per, thence by lot sold to >. swan
Nsl7 deg L 100 # n 73 deg w 60 #, thence
bv tbe.above described ten acres \ II deg
r 234 per N 73 deg w 1891, S II deg W |
81 per links, thence by lot sold to Ps. II, |
r. S l54 deg E 81 per 744 deg So
37B deg e S5 per, thence by land sold py
said Watts to jackson and others, , 90 deS
Fla per. S 60 deg E per, 40 deg b
per, n 75f deg E 2l,6 per. > deg M . u . Ia
| per. S 10 deg w 81 per, n SO deg,W 8 lo
her S 26 dsy w 81 6>l0 per. thenee by
| lard late of Todd's heirs, n 692 deg ti5
per to a sugar tree stump, 293 deg Il 10
40 per, n 69a deg w sc per. thence by
| other lands of said Watts sold to said Or.
Jackson, n 2ok deg E 16S4 per to post ana
pointer. thence by survey in name oil tatha-
9 rrine Hester. s e9A deg E213 per, to maple
thence by Aaron Bower, n 593 deg ol
lner. S 69k deg E SO per to maple. thence
" William M'Douale survey 5 25 deg w
3 ner 60 red oak Of beginning, containing
acres and 100 perches. being part o
vev in name of John Hay, warranted
If "a December 1854. together with the ap
)t enances. Taken in execu ION ana TO o
uitl Il at the suit of David Watts, Executor :, Q
Id ell Watts, decd, for the use Oh H.
anu &ughs,
urro Roof the lands and tenements whlc
AIS n William B. Darlington, Jessey J
ere land J. Laucy Darlington, to WI
ally Acertain messuage OF parcel Oh IAN,
IL that White township oahio,ia ooun'1
tuate in 6eginninS at white OAK ooi .a. iie,
emma, in the name OF ieter UeoA' tnou,
surve, xhe corner made by Crawford
ast by Lh eighty perches, thence east
hence sout ssurvcy in the name OF Ann NJ
ne line of Nce by the said survey and lar
Iurtrie, then q Company, sout" t"en
f ,RichardsoI Nthe chestnut oaN 0oin0l
coos cost "a thence south sixty one al
,bon,os CoIvlov st two hundred and six
half DEGREES we he stone corner OF 10
-. ., sz : liue north twenty fc
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DIR. J. Il. SOIIENCK has a Large Suit
Of Rooms at No. 50 BOND STREET, NEW
YORK, where he can be found every Tues
day. from Q A. NJ. to p NJ, and at No So
NORTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADEL-
PHIA. PA. every Saturday.
} He keeps a large supply of medicines at
MS rooms. which can be had at all times
hose wishing an advice or an examination
oi the Lungs will DO well to call on him as
aooV.. He makes no charge for advice, but
.or thorough examination with the Respic
''l1neter, his price is So.
Many persons are afraid to have their
s'nss examined by DR.. SCHENCK
a,'s aU' rear "a that they will he found incurable
late 'y That means it is put off until it is too
| their oai now much better it would be to know
evidence di''iSlon nH 4 at once, as by abundance of
Gates in ~ Dr, ;. has shown sufficient certifi-
st.ges of 't,s CSy CITY Nat he has cured advanced
80 North Sixth Gh St. : Principal Office is No.
Tlsre letters for adv, PhhilndslI .h,5s hia, Pa,
800 Of the PULMo>SI,
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tray.


Came TO .he residence Of
subscriber. in Cleardeld township. Cam
county. on or about the lst of Septem
1863, yellow and white speckled
Efer. two years old The owner is re-
ktel to come E.rwarJ- prove property
will be disposed Of according 20 law
JOHN KRATZER.
b.. . lSG3 -3t
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A administrators Notice.
n Letters OF
Administration on tie estate of D. r. Kin
port, late of Susquehanna township, Cams
bria county. deceased, have been granted to
the subscriber, residing in Hollilaysburg,
Blair county. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested 20 make immediate pay
ment; and these having claims against said
estate, will present them properly authenti-
Gated for settlement. Where it is conve-
nent or desirable. settlements can be made
with PoRTtR kINPoRr. residing at New
mans Mills. Indiana county.
JAS, NJ kINPORT, Admir-
Nov. lS. lS03 ct
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Iecutors Notice.

Notice is hereby
in % all persons indebted to the estate
ames Murray, late Of Cambria township.
lbra county, deceased, to call ard make
ment without delay. AMI I'll, Sc having
Ios will present them properly authenti-
i for settlement.
JOHN MURRAY,
MICHAEL MURRAY,
2c. :, 1868. ct Executors.
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Z EHANCY FURS! FANCY FURSrr

JOHN FAREIRA.
us Arch Street.
6eso'0 sth south side,
PHILADELPHIA.
Importer, Manu-
facturer of & Dea-
Ter in al kinds Of
FANCY FURS!
tor LADIES' and
Chitdren'S Wear.
/ wish to return
my thanks to nv
friends of ERENS-
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I ENxecutor's Z Notice. tiers testan- CT tn
II A. Parrish, dec d, !
on the estate of Jose by the Register Gl
having been sranthe undersigned, resi-, resi-
ding IN Snmm,d "a estate will present 'i.uri nnd
all persons % ,iI I"sD sUd settle their respective
accounts HM1IAIRSGaREr R i. PARRISH hAe'0''''
Nv % lS63.-6t
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ETTISG.
PROPOSALS

lOI O-'4l u
e received by the undersigned, com
eeof St. Bcuedict's Church, Carrolltowh.
bria county, Pa, uuti! the 25th inst,
qrning Nme Hundred thousand Brick,
wood to be furnished by the Committee.
GILES CHRISTOPH,
! z. MAUCHER.
Dec. 2, lS63-3t.
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scHENCK'S PULMONFC SYRUP
WILL CURE
Z o \ S U TON {


WILL CURE
Z y n S U TON
SCHENCKyS PTTEsfUNIC SYRJP
WILL CURE
| - y N S MPTION
SShhNCk,S PULMONIC SYRUP
WILL CURE i
NsUMP TIoN.
SCHESCk'S PULMONIC sYRIrP
WILL CURE oi
CONS q NJ TIoN.
SCHENoK,s st'A WEED TONIC
WILL CUBE CURE
YSPE.PAS A
scHENcK,s SEA WEI ID TONIC
WILL CURE
u YSPEPSIA
ScHENcK's KISS SEA WEED Ton &c
ID SPEP STA w
EN- Ck, 5 SEA WEED TONIC
MIL CURE
ID Y sPEPSIA.
No1HNCh 5 MANDRAKE pIr,C
TTvE WILL CURE
l. Il r COM PI,aINnc
O0''hN' h,S MANDRAKE PIIIc
LJvEp WILL CURE IS
L IL CO MPLAp
SCHENCK's MANp6:1nhE PILLS
LIVER PLAINTS
SCnFNCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
WILL CURE
L ER COM
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on thu
a arrival of all Passenger Trans Good
Deds for lodging aud the greatest attention
will lie given to all who will patronize us
WOODS & M'CLAIN,
Nov. is, 1868. Propretors.
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1hE Undersigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
Merchants Packing Goods for Shipment
Proposition to Stop the Flight Of
hle-bodied Men.
THE ADVANCE OF THE REBEL COLUMNS
OCCUPATION OF McCONNELSBURG
Pennsylvania Cavalry Rcpulsed.

Special Dispatch to The y. Y. Tribune.
WuHIsaroS, THURSDAY. June IS. 1904
The weight of evidence seems TO show that the
Rebels are moving in force the Potomac, and
have already large body Of troops on this side, IN
Maryland and Pennsylvania. But accounts differ
widely az TO the numbers Of the enomy and the po-
'itious at which he is posted. 1t is presmable
that the Government is more accurately informed on
tho subject than the public md that precautions are
taking to checkmate the designs Of the Rebels.
Prominent Pennsy vani.ns believe that the /" col.
umn" marching upon Harrisburg ia at ieae O., 900
strong composed Of all arms Of the service, and Il
attended by an immense train Of empty wagons. IA
If with purpose 10 take and carry South large sup
plies.
It is reported by person regarded as Trustworthy
who came from Hagcr,ton to-day, that sixty thou
sand Rebels passed through there yesterday, aud
tina. 30 far az could be CLEANED from wts they
said. their destination Harrisburg. The evening
papers Of Washington differ widely as regards the
force Of the enemy. Tk Republican states, on the
authority Of gentleman from Hagertown, that
Ewel with twenty or twenty five thousand troops
competing the left wing Of Lees army, went
through that place on TUESDAY and Wednesday, into
Pennsyy ania. the ,odiers doing no damage, orcep
taking every horse they could lay hand. upon; that
Longs,ree, with bis right wing, was coming yesier-
day below Winchester. and tia, 4. L. Hilrs Cora
the center of Lees army. WAS between Winchester
and MAtinsburg, moving toward the river. The
Star, on the other hand thinks that The number o'
troops in Pennsylvania and Maryland. and in the
Shenandoah Valley, are gieaily sIrggSrsoi.
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feed, after which the march was rs,nmed and en-.
troops reoccnpied their old campo, with the excep.
tion Of the First Brigade which had been cent Ia
another direction.
When tho troops loft Warrenton, DR.. wsidaan.
brigade surgeon. attempted to remove wagon con.
6scated for hospital purposes, by order Of Col.
Price. The citizens who had been impodently pro-
Tossing their loyalty or neutrality, assembled and
threatened violence II the wsgon was removed.
Az the whole command had left, and the doctor and
bis assistants were unarmed and outnumbered mat
tiers looked serious. Information Of this reaching
Col. Price, he cent Leut.-Co. BrDton with bat
talon back TO the town, with instructions if any
resistance was offered, TO arrest one hundred OF the
most prominent citizens Of the place and keep them
az prisoners 1t is needless to say that the wagon
was not further detained. The mob was led by a
preacher who forgot tho precepts Of bis Divine
Master and resorted to force instead OF mild persua-
sion or Christian exbortation.
While resting at Gainesville it was ascertained
that a telegraph wagon bad been captured near Hay
market by the "Rebs." Ii wss retaken. The
whole tenor o. the information received on this road
was that the Rebel army was in the Valley. and
preceding toward Maryland and Pennsylvania,
and that If fight had been sought after there, it
could have been had. Gen. Stahsl wished to take
bis forces into Maryland, but was oyerrnled.
4. S.-Junc "A, IS53.-1he First Brigade have
just returned to camp. They crossed the Rappahan
mock at all the fords and proceeded 70 the vicinity
Of Culpepper. Nothing seen Of any enemy
70. ~ ,s. T. Q. GREY.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Baltimore in fs63-The Barriendes-G Gen.
HnlItck i'm Bnitimore.
be worth.
from Our Special Couesponaent


BALTIMORE, June 23, 1868.
Upward Of two years ago, in these very streets,
tho Massaclu sctts Volunteers, white marching to
defend the national capital were assaulted by a
mob. To-day. au a med guard patrols every corner
aud square OF the city aud for two whole years h
rcbeioas population have been taught the bitter
lesson Of loyalty by tie threatening gun, of Fort
McIIcnfy.
SuolLpg along Eutaw, or any OF the principal
stress Of evening, your ear will probably catch,
u,inc has already, come fragment Of conversation
IL SIC following: Mss 2l.nk ia sitting upon her
doorstep, mufing, with her large, dark eyes fixed
nbs,ntly mon tho heavens above her. A gentleman
IN linen irou,ers 10 directly ahead OF you. Tue
shsdovv form Of tho sentry is about disappearing IN
the ill-lighiod street few yards further on. The
g,ntlcinan recognize. Mics Blank, and inquiries Is
size .njOying the breeze, or MAKES rome other
equslly intellectual remark.
- Oh, no." Miss Blank replies. IN a subdued,
melancholy tone, q" had not thought OF the breeze
Il .. delicious, | ain waiting for our dear Southern
army"
III. /. the spirit tina, prevails In Baltimore this
month OF June. 1868.
Here rs IN Alexandra the streets are bsrricaded
and the pedestrian 10 often obliged to leave the side
walk 10 his progress through tie city. But the bar
ricndes nre Of The shalowcst description and would
throw but little obstruction IN the path Of "a resoute
enemy They consist OF q number OF barrels placed
side by aide, with beams resting on them. Only
Yesterday n lady, riding down Lombard street,
touched her horse with her riding whip, AID cleared
Que with bound. What Possible defense could
these be against u charge Of cavalry
On the outskirts of the city eartnworks are being
rapidly noted and guns OF considerable caliber
commanding tho Northern aud Frederick
roads. BY order of Iieut.-Col. Fish, Provost Mar
shsl no per.on ia allowed to visi the Notifications
witbou, n proper pass. l must postpone, therefore,
going more into detail until have had al oppoItu-
uiry Of igspeciing them.
Gen. Halleck was here yesterday but return ed
almost Immediately TO Washington. There 10 but
ttc excitement in the ci,y-law aud order prevail.
ing, without interruption even Of the slightest kind.
~ u. ).
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Rebel Reperts Of what Lee II gsing 70 do
The Hopes and Expectations Of Trail
torous 8ympathizers.

BALTIMORE. Thursday, June Is, 1859.
The information received here this morning from
Western Maryland lie to the following purport:
Gen. Lee is said 10 have passed through Winches'
ter on Friday. The entire Rebel army was then in
motion, claiming to be 100000 strong. Ewel was
at Hsge,stown on Monday, and his corps marched
on Tuesday for Pennsylvania. LoDgstrests forces
were about crossing tho Potomac, and were to he on
this side by Wednesday.
The Rebel programme, according to the represent
atoms Of trsitorous sympatbizer just from Western
Maryland, 10 that Hills forces are to occupy Gen.
Hooker's attention until the main body of the Rebel
army were well on the way: tba, the Rebel army
would then movo rapidly north, having in the mean
while supplied themselves with fresh horses from
Mary land and Pennsylvania. The Rebels expected
TO capture Harrisburg aimost without opposton,
aud move at once on philadelphia. 4."
This extravseant programme was seriously related
by tue man in question to a loyal gentleman here,
who supposed by the restor to be rather indif-
fereut 10 the success Of tho Union cause.
The relator further says that all the Rebel officers
bGvo been newly uniformed and equipped, and their
advance forces made to present q very fine appear.
snce. Ewel told hi. men to pay literally for every.
thing, and tia, although the people might turn up
their noses at Rebel money now, they would soon be
glad TO get il.
These representations are cent for what they may
be worth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
The Advance Of the Rebel Columns
Eweii's Entire Corps supposed To be
in RsnusyI,auIa.

wnHiseTos. Thuulsy. June g. lr1
TIE RrprbiiocH, in an extra to-day, s.ysi
gentleman arrived here this morning who leit
Hngcrsio~n at O'Clock yesterday Wednesday
morning. lie saw Ewells forces o)mpo,ias the
left wing Of Lees army, pas through tia, place.
The head Of tho column entered Hager,own on
1nesday morning. aud moved directly through TO
Penn,ylvania- The rear Of the column, understood
to belong to Ewel, did not pass through the Place
until that night This force was estimated to DC
from 20 900 to % 900 strong The troops did very
little damage be.ie seiIng Gil the hor.cs they could
find.
Our informant says when lie len HFger;own
yesterday morning, it was understood that Long
street, in bud Of the right wing Of Lees army.
WAS then crossing the Potomac below Wiamsport,
The main body Of A. y. HIS foces, comprising
the center Of Lees amy was understood yesterday
TO be somewhere between Winchester and Martins
burg, moving toward tho river. To-day We have
no doubt from all the information have gathered.
that the whole Of Ewol scoiainn is IN Pcnnsy ans
not far from Chanbershurg. The gentleman who
raw Ewells troops says they had with them very
large number Of wagons. From this fact they intend
10 gather oil tho supplies they can tud.