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The Daily Dispatch: June 22, 1863., [Electronic resource], article 14 (search)
rg this morning is in the possession of Gen. Ewell, who holds it with his two divisions. On being joined by the third he will undoubtedly move immediately into Pennsylvania. Gen. Lee's force engaged in this movement is fully 98,000 strong. If certain detachments which he counted on had arrived at Culpeper before this movement commenced, he has 120,000. There can be no doubt he will move at once into the interior of Pennsylvania, endeavoring to do so before the defensive forces under Gen. Couch can be organized there. Later from Vicksburg and Fort Hudson. A dispatch from Vicksburg, dated the 10th, says the Federal lines are contracting. Kirby Smith had come up the Wichita river, making demonstrations on the Louisiana side. The Confederates had made their appearance within four miles of Grant's army. The siege works are being pushed close to Vicksburg in several places, and another battle between the besiegers and besieged is not far off. The following is the latest te