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The Daily Dispatch: July 1, 1863., [Electronic resource], The situation in the Southwest (search)
The situation in the Southwest capture of Berwick Bay by Gen. Dick and the advance of our forces so near Orleans, are certainly circumstances to inspire the Southern heart tions of pleasure, especially as Banks to be dependent, in a great mean the country in the neighborhood of bay for his supplies, and this capture the transit. Yet every eye still con on Vicksburg — that glorious city already rivalled the fame of Sara surpassed that of Sebastopol.-- the importance of the place, from stance of its commanding the river, while it is held by us, preventing ration of our mighty empire into two parts, the pride of the whole Confederate enlisted in its behalf from the lantry with which it has been defended it fall at last — to see that tattered flag so long waved amidst the smoke of down by the hand of a Yankee foe-- noble defenders prisoners with the Yankee would be to wound the sensibilities Republic in the tenderest part. The soldier defend, the officers that comma