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The Daily Dispatch: September 25, 1863., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
ews column: A Mr. Wood has returned from Richmond, and, as usual with returned Union men and prisoners, he carries a doleful tale about the demoralized condition of Lee's army and the played out condition of the Confederacy generally. Mr. Wood, he says, left Richmond on the 5th, just at which date there was no appearance of important military movements. Gen. Lee himself was in Richmond, and his army, from all attainable information, was occupying its old position at Fredericksburg. The army is represented to be discouraged to such a degree as to be totally demoralized, a large number having deserted, and those who remain as having lost all that admirable exprit du corps which made it the great strength of the rebellion. The army of Lee is further reported to have dwindled down to 30,000. Citizens and soldiers all admit that Charleston, Savannah, Wilmington, and Mobile would be taken whenever the Yankees set about the job. He winds up his "From Richmond" with, "Should all thi