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The Daily Dispatch: December 21, 1863., [Electronic resource], The raid into Southwestern Virginia--depredations of the enemy. (search)
as so often proved ruinous to the Union cause. Here, every mind, heart and arm are bent to the cause of the South. Money, property, crops, everything, is sacrificed for the main idea. Thus the South has been able to maintain its position thus far. As Vallandigham has announced himself a prisoner of war, they expect to forward him to City Point in exchange for some rebel. He wishes to go to Canada in order to influence the vote of Ohio. Put the wretch in Fort Warren. Oh, friend, watch well, and, I beseech thee, allow no appearance of Southern sympathy in your presence. This letter would be my death warrant if discovered. "Whatever my fate may be, Do not weep for me." Now as then, Santa Trinita, [This letter was enclosed in a white envelope, and directed to "Rev. Morgan Dix." Both were then placed inside of a buff envelope and addressed to "Miss H. Haines, New York. In haste." The direction on both of the envelopes much resembled each other.]