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The Daily Dispatch: October 19, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
As we have before said, all was quiet on this line yesterday, and there appeared to be no prospect of a fight.--The stillness was only broken by the reports of the guns of our gunboats and river batteries as they shelled old Butler's workmen at Dutch gap. A Rumor from below. It was rumored last night that a slight brush had occurred yesterday evening, on the left of our lines, on the Darbytown road. We failed to obtain any confirmation of the report, and think it likely it originated in the fact, that the evening being calm, the shelling going on at Dutch gap could be distinctly heard in the city. General Braxton Bragg. The removal of General Braxton Bragg from Richmond is not permanent. He has been ordered off only temporarily to take charge of an important Southern military post. General Bragg's office in this city will remain open and in charge of Lieutenant-Colonel Anderson. From Petersburg. In the region around Petersburg all is very nearly as qui