How many men does Lee Have? June 1863

Hooker tells Lincoln Lee has 100,000-110,000 marching North:

DUMFRIES, June 14, 1863—8.30 p. m. (Received 9 p. in.)
Mr. PRESIDENT: I have reason to believe that Longstreet’s and
the greater part of Ewell’s corps marched from Culpeper, on the
Sperryville road, on Sunday last [7th], and that a column, which
occupied four hours in passing, followed on Thursday. If this was
the case, the head of the column has had time to reach Winchester,
and if it is a movement for invasion, it is a fair presumption to con-
clude that the bulk of his cavalry is with him. The enemy has in
this column not less than between 70,000 and 80,000 men. A. P.
Hill’s corps, of about 30,000, is still on the south side of the Rappa-
hannock, and General Hancock has just informed me that present
appearances indicate that he intends to force the passage of the river
in the morning. His troops have all been halted at and below Banks’
Ford. My trains are all this side of Stafford Court-House, and the
public property, I am informed, will be removed from Aquia to-
morrow—the sick to-night.

JOSEPH HOOKER,
Major- General