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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06
th TO kichmond by the Political General

b'z is tue only Politician General, save Bot
'sf' who hae attempted that terrible Jordan
u I'm T. Richmond" he is one of the most
itomineni Of the forosworn public men of tine
worth lie was one Of tho most ultra Of
''"'s rishis men there, and carried hi1 sym.
p''o'sa with the South to IN extreme that
arg" almost into the shade the most Jealous
Importers Of the same doctrines in the South.
" Len the war broke out he promptly swaI.
'D"sa everything hs ever said about the Con.
s'''alon aud Southern yighss, and offered his
.ef'iess TO the Government that had crushsd
'hs Constitution and vas bending all IL snsr.
s'ss 70 destroy the South. He sought place
~ Tue army, and being man Of indasnes in
"s" York, It was given hin q = waiter Of
pO.sy no doubt. He has distingslshs4 him
=" W his bitssrasss saA tho nsiigsity Of his
as.'afss u The dspastnsus aasiensd 70 hin.
49, hss tssa ths hval Of Daaisl q Diekirees.
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Vicksbnrg Failea-A Tick

The Yanks@<, .ssifgNssof .afusing a little
extra spirit into their soldiers hit upon the ex'
pedisnt of reviving the old story that Vicks'
burg had fallen! How to do it was the quea-
ton. There was some reluctance among the
liars to venture forth with that stale falsehood
In this strait the story was ingenioasly palmed
off upon ga Captain of Marines I" They
knew the marines would swallow it, and by
rsprinting the atory it might help on little
the excitement in the army In starting The
report they profted by the old adage-"tel it
TO the MARINES, the sailors know better"
The following ia the Gispaeh:
REPORTED CAPTURE OF vIcKsBURG.
PHILADELPHIA July 3--Ths Inqai,er has
the follow ing posted on their bulieun board
"A dispatch from Washington has just been
received at the Navy Yard, and read TO the
workmen, that Vicksbura has surrendered.
Second Dispatch
PHIApyLpHta, July 3-At noon today a
Captain OF the marines, at ths Navy Yard
read II dispatch to tire men announcing the
capture of VIoksburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06
Health OF the President.

Much concsrn has been felt for several days
relstiye to the health Of p siGeut Davis
He has recently had severs attack, aud his
health being indifferent at best, and he having
been heavily taxed by The cares and dutiea of
his cffice, 1t was reasonable that great anxiety
should be entertained for his situation. We
are sra.ihed to be able to state that he ia now
convaiescent, and not only able to leave his
bed, bat to walk spoat mis- house He is rs-
covering rapidly, aad will, in aday or two, it
ia hoped, enjoy his uaual strength
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06
Eit Hook eT.

Fighting Joe" has disappeared at last lie
has gone tho way of all Yankee Generals
II. brings up the rear Of that ilustrious pro.
c3ption Scott, Mcdowell. Mcclellan, Pope,
Burnside last and least, Hooker. The grim
shades of the departed rise to welcome him
10 the internal pit the Young Napoleon,
pIobably in the advance, greeting Hooker
With an iron grip of saIutation and q signih-
can't smile, suggestive of Congress commit
Iees, and bubble regulations built up by blus.
Ter and blowing, aud burst at the cannon's
moaih
Poor. dead COMMANDMENT in Chief of Doc.
dled5m there they lie all in row,-six
s.seB graves, and greener occupants, tester
iag ia ,hs winding sheet of their dead repu-
tatloGs. Tread lightly on their ashes, Major.
Ueperai hieade, successor of Hooker, and, in
stead of imitsting their vain glorious ard hol-
ioT ways, Lend thine ear with humility
aaloass. tho long grass that covers their car
eases, and
Hssk :rom The torrbs q doisfni sound,
Thiao ears attend ths cry;
&nou ttVlug man, come We ths Gtounu
EhetS tfAou nj Ift shortiy lie T."
What is to become of Maj Gen. Hooker
alas Fighting Joe," and Commander in
Chief with the reins we'll In hand" of "the
huesi army On The planet" it ia impossible to
predict Whether, like Pope, he Is to be sent
To huating Indians, or, like Burnside, to con =.
eo.s himself for his inability to cope with
asIaed Gen by prosecuting and hanging the
deienceless and non-eombatsnt, remains 70 be
seea. As for the luckless Mcclellan, there
seems no prospect Of resurrection. No emsr.
eency, however pressing, can induce the &C.
.!ila to entrast ".he rsins'' Of the army to the
''aiFeaiiag hero of ths Chckahominy. In the
meantime Les, who has swsllows cd one Grand
Amy after another, is standing with open
mouth at lhs gates Of the enemy, asking for
mote Tho unappessab.e appetite Of this man
is ifl.htful TO all beholdsrs. One Grand Ar
mg after another, with inanmsrabls cannon,
sla2il arms, aud other munitions of war, has
sOns down his Unsuitable throat and he IL still
nnappe&esd, eudeavoriug to stay his stomach
with fat valleys and Pennsylvania militia, un.
u, IN The choice vsrnaC0lar of the Yankees,
lie can ''gobble down" another Grand Army.
We are fearful that Meade will not organize
Ais iarder ia time for the vidtstion Of this
favsnous Virginian, and that he may find it
necessary, ia order 10 allay the pspgs Of hun.
sef, to bolt Washington whole, and sil its
IcrFid e0nteuts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

22d Of June The capuonad.n9 on the 2Oth
was terrific from this army aud the grlIboass.
Tire siegs was progressing fayorahly.
The movemei .s of General Johnston eon-
Time wrapt in mystery. He has gons beyond
the Big Black, and IL reported to be moving
South. All the rivers and streams are Yisisg.
All the bonds given by captains Of eaptnred
vessels TO he commander of the pTiTateer
Taconey have BEEN found on board the schoon-
or Archer, aud are row in possession OF The
authorizes
Gold is quoted in New York at 81 II !; mid
ding cotton Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06
1na 1cEsGworf

Tne capture of Brashear City by General
Taylor is ono of ths moe. important blows
that has been struck in tho Southwest since
the war commenced 1t is but ten miles above
the city of New Orleans, and if it DO held, SO
it eau be. it will be impossible to feed the city
by means of the Mississippi Everywhere in
Louisiana our torCss Seem 10 bs clesriDg the
scouudges ont. We hope to sea lhs Coniede-
rate ias waving over New Orleans before tbe
summer is over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Vice President Stephens, it is said, has gone
to Fortress Monroe by the flag of truce boat.
One story is that his business is to zee about
the exchange of prisoners, and another that
it is to inform the Federal Government that If
private property is not respected 10 the Con-
federate States, and the rules Of civilized war
fare strictly complied with, ouT forces in the
North will receive instruetions to retaliate in
ind
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06
THE LATE st,
GiEATBAT7LE ATGETTvsEUfG

TIC Yn.kees Clai-ss Not 20 be ncTtasc. and
- have Cspturei Six Thousand feiscn-rs
The Ceafederates Hold TIE ei5 - Ts11Aes
Genera heynolds ard PaaI hilied Heavy
Loss OF the Federsis, Grand Battis
Expected friday, &c, ke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

1t will be seen from the statement OF re-
csipts Of cotton in Nassau that 104 bales
came from Matamoras, Ill Mexico: Ihis col
ton ia all transhippsd to Nsw York by the
firms who are engaged In tha Matamoras trade.
Since Jan. lst, 2, ,3s1 bales Of this NasamoTas
cotton has been shipped 70 the North, sild 3iS
bales, q lats arrival, remain on hand. BY sub
tracing the exports Of Aatamoras cotton from
the general cotton exports, we shall arrive al
the following:
Exported to European ports. ..23,S bales
Exported TO ports in U. Ssaaes.... 2oa baiss.
II 10 prssumsA that none Of the cotton ssnt
70 Bermuda finds its way to the Unissd States,
unlsss il il tranahippad from England, which
10 not likely now, . it com mauds = better
price IN Lisaspoel than in = sw York.
Tbs only seoemers Iadeu with cotton cap
tured by .he Yankees this ysaf were The Duoro
and Cherokee. The sailing vessels saptursd
have beea nash more AaDssoas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

THE COTTON TRADE TO NASSAU.
The following is a statement of the receipts
of cotton at Nassau by steamers from Charles
ton, Wilmington, Savannah, and o'her Con
fsde,ate ports, from January let to June 2i.h,
1868:
Total by steamers from Charleston, Viii
mington and Savannah. .......--. .2S 104
Received by sailing vessels from AT
tautlc poIts .oof
Received from MatamOras. as......-...-..-2 7oi
Grand Total. -32 ,075
The following ia q statement of ths exports
of cotton from January lss to June 24th, 1868
Exported to European ports. % Sl7 bales
Exported TO ports IN the Inited
Total exports. ..........-.......-~ AZ baiee
On hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - oh3 bales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

rain OF sA0J and she'll upon the town, ana
when eeasing thsir cavalry daahed through
the towa, Capturing all stray parties there
e9ngreg,,led, together with the wounded, who
were occupants OF, and the surgeons and
nars5s wno were III attendance ill., tee many
hastily organized nospitals there located --
While Tie firing Was i'll progress eome few
buildings were ses on tire, bat the town not
.boiHx eomosct!y built only such buildings a.
ware struck by the shells were consumed
REBEL BRIGADE CAPTURED.
They i so II. .de au effort 20 cap:usea wsgon
train sn tee left and rear, aud IN attempting
this movement nearly q whole brig ade Of rebels
wers captured, a.aong sasm Brig adisr General
Arcner, Of ths Rebel Army, formerly of tho
Uaisad S:.tes Army.
SO raptdtg scere tire reJcls retaf5rced spith
fresh .s0ops IN khesr attempt 10 kara the iefk ef
thc 4rst corps thai 1t o6sagsa the orater to te
gre. 10 talfbaes a distance IF perhaps a male,
.Es4ltng The ~hote tame.
GEN. RxYsoLDs KILLED,
While personally calamity leading the nrss
bayones charge made by Gen Wadsworth's 9
s.iyision, the noble, popular snd gallant Major
! General John i. Reynolds received wound
" L:ch. in iess Than hours time, resulted In
deasa. The missile which robbed IA Of one
o! the brightest ornaments 0f our army, ~
well al one OF lts bsavest and most usefnt mem
ters, was the sharp pointed Mimic ride bali,
il having entered the back Of tue neck, com-
ing oat as the temple.
Amopg other prominent eiiicsrs killsd Il
found The rame OF Gen. PaGL Gen. Wsds,
westh is peyereiy wounded Gen. RohiHson,
for The third siae, had nossa shat under aim
While among ths names IT cliesrS Of lsal
Fank wao are ciore or less w wonaded, are Ton a
ilose Of Cot R.tea, OF she i2sh MAssAOhnsst,a
Cai Lsonard. oi the t3sh Mnss assssettss Col
ta.rsiid. Of the "a Wissonssss gsL Boot, Q!
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THRM an EHl&

81 ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS sfiEID As SLAVES
IN THE SAID DHA6xAggD STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HgRgkYrEK ssfAEE BE FREE.s----
Lsaxsasx Esmmsxssason ProclGsassoa-
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"a &WEff Ths fact san NO Longer be dis
guiaed tAas maay of the Rspabiican Sess~
aessrs desire was and dfaum5sns anSsR Pae~
ssxt os sAvSng the Union. fhey wisa sss
gse rid Of ths Soashesn States, IN order
10 bssa . msiority ip shs Senate p eon-
sTia shs appointments, md fzany q thssa
think sasy On Aaaa q spsszaAaent Kspqb-:
liean majority In the Norshssn States, bss
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sona they IRE saxioas se diss6lss uss On,
kiaa, a a sza be dons wjshous hpldine
them responsEble bafors che people -
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LOOK ON THIS PICTURE.
R%T HAVE No PURPOSE, DE
RECTLr OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TRRFERE WITH THE INSTITUTIONS
OF sLAvgRyF aEas 1ME Il STATES
wHERR IT EXISTS. I BELIEVE j
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT 70 DO
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RuTY ~ OUR DISAGREEMENT,
ANn THE ONLY D.lRNVI1y In
ETNN VA 9EA - l. az
W : ~ = 1s - nc
80 - !, : 80, .h.. ths Rsp.blsess
party i. responsible, for the var .Aa. !,
10 rsspeasihle, fer every doliax OF aaaaes-
n and .sssse indsatadasss insggrsd on s''-
ssams az&As wmsssxlk il 10 e easabie,
for the high taxes that hare been imposed
uDon shs psouls. on aeeouns OF the was-
kkaa IL d ssspagsshls, III. xhe. .kstEass SOD
anaasial ruin, which now exisss in every
ussk ef the soansry-shst il is response
hk.s sfsg syery NE losa NJ she war,--thas
:. ssk. e - .h.x.FS ~sns:xa
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lsEx 81 zrakrf&*1 III 49, Ez
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Iays nssrw 60 s.',.. - - II 49,
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srsg az suvf r~ssessessas
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WiRois . fsw dsys .bsep<s. his sssshs
said s<,,.s s,,,s yx,cs,s..s. .s,.sa asa
u Eill ssysg aeqaiesce in say wsrkee
80 - eoassilaiaonsl rights sr iassika-
.slf aay a4ssnps ssnsss % savasss sbsis
!sses ias Z. .sssssss assszas = ssdissssssas
d Nh III ! .saaa = 1as ssss - sssA
He declares, aurssx aia is.fs ssy,s 4 I,
essgzsss saa vito sill ssssEsa Aas In
IseE,sy sw Xhss ths sAssiasa sssas n
s4& SGB&x& E&x klnS& m inxHm& m xks
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~ s. KkifhkR THE PRESIDENT
sOR QOKGREss CAN EaAECiPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN daAhT BILLS or DIVORCE. =
~ Esy Coz. Henry Dstsom.
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1 - s.aayrah pr Thia famsas aid
shout Ia Sclavonis word, EaaRRsag aa
English ssTo the Paradise
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a Ths Massaehssskss Goa vsnsien d
UaswsssaIisss ID In sssssoR u Gloaeasssg,
The dsznouimataea is aeaxisaiags
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RRssassDse-. Ehs alksiaa iiss sk siz&nEsn
in laws rsgiasass, jja pahlaslisd, ssxoa-
'isiss TIE fssHgaaks6a VI cot. wn. sssNs,
u sAs ~ fseinsss, e aess ffeR Argass
lsta. The less % sha asHy y - snail
- alss eyil % sbe sssas ia large. .aa
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. - Rsskwishs sas swaeg oS the sVss1
sssx bsrsa = Pssses, ssAas been sassssi xzsa
has rafasaa ef2, 900 fsr lsllnv
sws Rliha Basss, sAe feassssa A@k.
saish, lately walked fron Loadnn 10
Joha D. Groa.'4 ksaass ssoslass, : dasr
aazsea II 800 miies~ a
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~ We hsys aafeady pabllshs3 aoas
d sAs tasalss sa Nsw 1esk ssasrsd by
sssaatss Rilsea In . sPsssa ~ Bsaaswisk
a4aSsia. aassaa@assss sss - YaN.s ess
& ssAsY HONEST pooR HAN rHAr
CANNOT RAISE $500 HAD BETfKR
4ass Essa Us Asshor IL Eks Cosssris-
sisa scs was ussssaa In . spsesk nj usiss-
9aF -.---~%~s~ss~ ~n-T~~---y---~ g4ssFss8
- The Rishmoud QisRs1eh ax she
2Ath aass ahsFs ass l7 coo Uaisn prises-
zs ia the prssyhs of shas satys