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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20
AFFAIRS ABOUT MOBILE The Mobile papers Of

AFFAIRS ABOUT MoBIE-The Mobile papers Of
the 18th instant contain intelligence of inter-
est The 1dreftisey says
''Oiicisd information has been received that Fort
Morgan has been invested by the enemy's fleet and
by land force, and that the fight to have
commenced yesterday. On the land side the enemy
was formed III three lines, and General Page had
already engaged them. with his skirmishers. The
calculation OF the enemy is, that he will reduce tho
fort in four DAYS, and then advance Immediately to
the attack of the city. Next Tuesday is the day
fixed for the attack. In another column, and before
receiving this information, We. have given to our
city readers the why they should be moving
the women and children from beyond the reach Of
the enemy's fire. The facts above stated are mo-,
potent than any arguments that could be addressed
to them 1t Is believed that the enemy's shot and
shell viii reach nearly every part OF the city, and
if it suffer bombardment in its present crowded
condition; the loss Of non-combatants life Will be
fearful and greatly aggravate the trials OF the de-
Tenders of the city There need be hope that the
city will be surrendered to avoid a bombartment
Those who remain in that hope will be terribly dis
appointed. We earnestly advise all non-combatant
/ who can get away to do without delay.
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LOCAL MATTFps.

HOMICIDE IN HOUSE III FAxE.-Yesterdav
afternoon about four o'clock benjamin uelarue was
accidentally shot and killed by compassion named
Joseph johnson, III house OF i'll fame kept BY Ca
therine Blankinship On Twenty first, between Main
and Cary streets The evidence at the inquest
given BY Mary vanderlip, Eliza Logans and other
inmates showed that the two men entered the house
very good friends and sent out for SOME vhiskey.-
They had not been in there more than zen mlhutes
before a pistol was discharged, and imlHfdately
thereafter they heard johnson remark, Oh, Ben,
have shot you. I did not mean TO do itp' Delarae
replied, /" Yes, Joe, you have; and l 1ear am
gone" When they got in the room wnere tne scene
occurred johnson leaning against the bed, with
Delarue in his arms In a few minutes phy aeian
was sent for, who, as be saw the wound, an
nounced it fatal and atnted that Z was Impossible to
do anything for him. In about hall an hoalr alter
the shooting Delarue died.
The weapon nsed was an exceedingly ssnall.,ized
reyG.sipr pistol, with barrel about twg ana half
.s si,sslsa and probably half inch IN asametcr---
rhe bali catered the lower part Il the abdomen
Delalue and Johnson hail from New fk,sand de-
serted nom the Yankee army few snonee since =
The deceased then entered the Confeae} Fs Ssny.
but was not ia tfeservice long betese z94n de-
serted, Only the day before the accidents me was
arrested for absence from his company but, by
some means, succeeded in making his escape From
his place Of confinement. Johnson VIE la the habit
of going to Mrs. Blankinship's house, but none OF
the inmates had ever seen the deceased before the
evening preceding the accident.
Information OF the shooting being lodged at the
forthwith started in search of the man who COM
mitted the deed each taking different directions
Their informant stated that both the deceased and
johnson had Just been closely shaved, and soon
after Granger left the cage, he espied two men walk
ing hurriedly along Main street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth, one of whom had the ap-
pearanee of man who had just come from the bar
bers, which attracted his attention, and calling the
other aside, he inquired who it was walking beside
him 1t turned out to be the very person he was IN
pursuit Of johnson readily gave himself up, and
xl..AI 4l,ax,i ltr.fff fsapa a
physician to send to Delarue, whom he had just
shot unintentionally. He stated that he had his
pistol out exhibiting it to tho deceased, and under
took to show him@low to cock it, when the hammer
fell and exploded the cap.
The verdict of the jury of inquest was that Della
rue came to his death from a wound inflicted by
pistol shot by Joseph johnson, and that from the
testimony before them they believed it was acei-
dental.
The matter will be further investigated before the
Mayor this morning.
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hENILEME.NtS LIST

Wm A., Alexander, l. Allen, VIM Arnold,
v Alb,r,ilAh,,i alh,i1.n W II Ashton, Thomas Angel, L
JOHN II Am, A,a;,nA x Alexander, NJ Alien, Agee,
Capt j 1uh',l' capt Allen, w Anderson,
I'VE Aidred, John Addison, Is Ansley. I:sut
der a D''vgs, T. Nv Df George w Archer, Y S Aiexan-
At.xandc, Ayfes, Diiim0n Andes, G AltscLuh.
B~tisa : sAiniiitt, INIT, A p Anaker, A Abrom.
iAeat Hang gelhngef, Capt II Beilinger. Barfield,
l l,esa hssary DakersiIle, Henry Bowmsn asTTf1 Il 3
6lany, j NJ ~ Baker, Ja,,es Blanchard. James
" D'9oeks, VI w Brown, james il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20
NrTRE AND MINING BUREAU
RIcHMo0D, August Is, 1864.
rvNnrp INSsrPUCTTONS FROM

L the Secretary OF War, the Cominissary De-
partment will in future furnish all supplies required
y this Bureau and all officers or agents the Nire
and Mining Ra,rcau now engaged collecting Commits
ary Stores in the States OF North Carolina, Virginia
and Upper East Tennessee viii at once cease ope-
rations. Engagements already made will be CONF
pied with RICHARD NORTON,
Lieutenant Colonel,
an l5-lw Acting Chisf Of BuiAan.
nss- The following papers viii please copy the
above one week each and send hall TO the oihce Of
the Richmond Dispatch, viz The Sentinel and En-
quirer, Richmond. Va. the virginian. Lynchb0Eg,
Va the vindieator, Staunton, Va; the Contade-
rate, Raleigh, n O.; the Democrat, Charlotte
NJ q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

RrspITED-rhe execution Of William, slave Of
Samuel Fauntleroy, of King and Queen, convicted
of burglary, which was fixed FOR yesterday, did not
take place Everything fwas in readiness, but at a
late hour on Thursday the sergeant OF the cify re-
eeived document from the Governor granting sne
resA set forth for thus deferring the day Of execu
ton was that he might more maturely consider the
grounds upon which an application for commuts-
ton of the negro,s sentence has been made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

THE PRISONERS AT AxpxRsoxviLLR.-Thel large
number Of Federais We have been capturing lately
has increased the number Of prisoners at Anderson
ylle to over thirty thousand, and the cry u still
they come" We learn, says the Macon 1siegvspA.
that not day passes without from one hundred to
one thousand arrive and are added 10 the number.
What are we going TO do with this large army Of
armed Yankees in our midst The amount Of tood
they daily consume is alone Of great importance.
while their presence keeps several thousand u our
soldiers from the hold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

BHsRMAHs M.RDERs.-OH the III, lady, . gen
tlean and his little daughter killsd IN Atlanta
by fragments OF Yankee shells, and about elsvell
O'Clock at night, Mr. Warner, the Superintendent Of
the Gas Works. ahd his little daughter, lying N the
same bed, were killed by round shot. Ths chlbi
was severed in two, dying instantly; the father hAd
both thighs cut Oh close to the body and lived about
two hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

YANKEE PRIsoSERs. -Thirty-odi Yankee prison.
ers, captured On Thursday in an ensasement at
White Oak swamp, were brought to this CITY yesfer-
siay and committees to the Libby prison. Among
the number were the following officers captain.b
P. Sloan, Of company q, Second feInsyivallia y
yania; and First Lieutenant W. r. DouSherty, VI
company X, second Pennsylvania regiment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

H,RBoRISo DEsERrEas.-Richard j. Hicks, a
citizen Of Henry county, Virginia, was yesterday
brought before Captain Thomas w Desweli, As
sstant Provost Marshal, the charge oi hafboring
ieserteis Hicks IL an old man, and the party AZ
leyeI to have been harbored by lim Is has soh lie
was cnmmlttcd 70 Castle Thunder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

General Scott completed his seveity-eighth year
ON June Goth He had put the Meubirs Of his Life
in the hands Of Sheldon Co. for publication, and
contracted Tor It's issue early this mouth.
A correspondent Of the Texas Telegraph, speaking
Of the oafh-takers 0f Rapides deserted BY their
Yankee ftields, suys; Tho way q the tfanst Ms.
dssippf) f)gpessor IL hard"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-In this
court yesterday, Judge Hayburton granted the Pc
tition of Samuel w. Wyviel, who claimed dis
charge, under writ of habeas corpus, from Castle
Thunder, on the ground that he was Illegally de-
tanned therein.
The case of Frederick w Boyd, who sues out, un.
der writ of habeds corpus, for the transfer OF
charges alleged against him to a civil instead oil
military tribunal, he claiming to be civilian and
therefore not liable to prosecution by military
eourt-martial, was postponed till Thursday next,
and the petitioner admitted to bail in the sum oi
two thousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20
Bifbntono 9isAttg.

The Daily DISPATCH Is sold to NewDealers at
TWENTY CENTS per copy. CRY cARRIER]e author
lied to charge ONE DOLLAR AND FIPTtENTs per
week to regular subscribers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

AN AaED MorHER.-Thc vifa Of Mr.. Abraham
Louderhack, Of Hickory township, In this county,
saws the Schuyler linosl CStizea. gave birth NV
weeks since 10 twin daughters. Mrs. Louderbaek is
seventy eight years of age,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

nR. JOHN LEYBURN will preach at
Z the SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, corner OF
Nam and Sixth streets, TOMORROW Sunday
MORNING at II o'clock The public are respect.
fully invited. an 20 -it-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

INOR THE LADIES.-I will omen. on
MONDAY MORNING, IA splendid lot of
DRESS GOODS, dark colors Just suited for the
present season, to be off at only SEVEN DOL
LARS the yard Call soon and select the handsome
coors and patterns at
No. Al MAIN STREET
Just below the ST. Charles,
au Z0-eodbt Opposite side
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

DREACIllNG.-Preaching may be ex,
4 pected EVERY SUNDAY at half-past five
O'Clock r NJ, on the Meadow Bridge road, at Bat
tery No Z. Mr.. HOGE, of the Second Presbyte-
nan church, breaches next Sunday
Soldiers and citizens are earnestly invited to at
tend am 9OIts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20
THE TALLAHASSEE.
The Ga.etie says:

+ The Tallahassee still continues her depredatons,
\ telegram from Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, reports
the capture of seven vessels sunday last. An
other telegram from ThoHaston, Name, announces
the capture OF twenty-five vessels off MaetInltllis
Rock. All the latter were, most probably, fishing
schooners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

n OliCE.-All persons indebted to the
estate of the late JOSEPH NJ. EARRING
ION will please come forward and make immediate
payment to the undersigned, al his office on Ninth
and Broad streets; and all persons having claims
against said estate will present them to the same
ioT settlement. BLACKBURN HUGHES,
Attorney for Mrs. E. q. Darlington, Exccutllx.
aII 1O-lUf&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20
BY TELEGRAPH.

REPORTS or rnx PRESS AssocIarIos
Estsred according to act Of Coasyess IN tie year
1868, BY j. s. Thvashy, IN THE Clerks Office "
fhe District Conf ~ fse Confederate Safss fosfhs
Northern District II 0eorgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

1 EECIiES! LEECHE MIR. & Mrs
4 4 DORAN, practical CUPPERS and LEIGH
EkS, 9fee and residence Franklin street, opposite
Ballard House \ supply of LEECnES always on
haud.
y. B.-Ofiers left at GllLLAaHRRs Drug Store,
Main street, between Seventh and Eighth, viii also
meet prompt attention. au 20-Itt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

TN the Northern news from Petersburg, published
yesterday, the date of the paper New York Herald
OF the l6th) was inadvertently omitted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

,r""s,Yen is published daily. lsaindays q.
THt ~ rngry norlARs for twelve months ;
s<t, srsS Tor s months rsn 'nssss 'Sa
1SSs ,S,'e months or r"'" DOLLARS ''' one "0''
aA.3nS ,n;,ances by mail arc at the risk OF those
Iii ihQiiI. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

X RAIN BAGS.
NJ 800 secondhand GRAIN BAGS, in good
order, tor sale by
au l9-3t JOIN \. GORDON 4 SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

N ASONIC NOTICE.-The Members
w of LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH CHAP
TER No. IS will meet THIS (Saturdav) EVEN
ING, August 20, 1864, at the MASONIC HALL,
on Franklin street, at hait-past O'Clock Punctuai
attendance Is requested. by order of NJ. E. H. p
au 20--it* A. f. (,YEDSK1 Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

4 tANARIES FOR SALE. Apply on
~ Main street, near the Old Fair Ground.
au 20-ltf SAM SHAVER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

The Asia, at Halifax, brings the intelligence that
the arInnl, ment OF the Danish question bias been
confirmed Ella Copenhagen. Denmark completely
cedes the DucueS Austria and Prussia, together
with Jutiand aI!i Euclere, the town Of Ribe ex-
cepted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20
RICHMOND AND DANvILI.E RAILROAD
pREsIpEHr's Orstcn. !
RIcHNoND, August Is, lSea.y
- rsvr reS vrr,revwxsvy

NOTICE Is HEREBY dkVEN Thai
IN THIS ROAD u now able 10 transport al Ne
Government Freight that comes over The t1sumons
Road and in addition 70 that u prepared 70 0s
ami such private lcishf . can b. placed upon ths
trim aft..r nappl3n9 the demands d tho doveel-
.nenf 10 thsf extsst iniyilaan are invited - D.
liver thdif fsleAt q dspoe. g izsn.pess.s.on;
an i5-lw xresoeats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

4 Ny ONE WISHING TO SEND LET
"A TEliS TO their friends in Mosby's command
can DO 80 by leaving them at W. Z. w. TAYLORS
store, on the of Broad and Fourth streets be-
tween THIS and MONDAY MORNING.
au 2o--ltS W. J. SNEAD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

NOTHING FROM MOBILE.
ID The Northern papers contain nothing from Mo
bile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

ID f Il 5 O n S having CLAIMS against
the estate OF JOHN IL. EUSfACE, deceased,
will present them for settlement to
WILLIAM W. EUSTACE,
au l7--lw" Administrator
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$ifg,no,,o 4ispatfk.
jon PRINTTN0 NEATLY ExECUTRD.

Advertisements will be inserted ut the rate q OxR
DoIIAR AND UrTT CENTS per square for each inssr-
tion-eieht lines for less) constitute square.
Larger advertisements " exact proportion.
Advertisements published till forbid win b charged
81 so per square for every insertion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20
THE LATEST-OvER TW) THOUSAND
PRISONERS CAPfUiED.

About three o'clock yesterday afternoon our
forces made an attack upon Warpn'i Fifth corps,
on the Weldon railroad, driving thsm back upwards
Of two miles, and capturing over two thousand pris
oners, including Brigadier -General Hayes, and "a
number of stands of colors. Grant will have to
ert himself il he would retrieve his reputation be-
fore the meeting Of the Chicago Convention. The
psace sentiment is ON the increase at the North and
a few more blows like that struck b the Confede-
rates yesterday win hasten the close & the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20
GENERAL FRRIaHr OPFIcg
RrcnMoSp AND DASylLLE RAILkoAB, /
RIcHMoND, August Is, 1864.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MER-
CHANTS AND 0rHERS.-An Fkk1dH1 Ios
,o;nts beyond Greensboro must be marked and
CONSUMED TO the care Of some commission house ~
(reensboro' otherwise il viii not be received at this
aa1ea T. r. SAMPSON,
s General Freight Agent
au lg--iot Richnond apd Danyils Railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

y \ L TTEV | l. Il ROSIN OIL
= WoRkS.-We ale manufacturing ROSIN
OIL more extensively than it is made at any other
point ia the Conederaoy. We can make one hun
drtd and twenty-five barrels per week, and have
hand several hundred barrels ready for sale
ana shipment
The attention Of Government officers, and the
public generally, is invited to this Oil, it Is very
superior for iubricatig army wagons and all kinds
OF machinery. 1t Is good Oil for mixing paints, il
used with spirits OF tlrpentine dryer the best
tanners on hoW III use, and Is being used largely
by the Cotton Factories, Steamboats,, Tanners and
Railroads III North Carolina.
/ 1t gives general satisfaction. Further informa-
ton may be obtained from b. FvIIER, ESD, POST
office Department, Richmond
OOORE, CASHWELL < co,
ap 26-lOtr Fayetteville, n e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

NOTICE.-For hire, by the month, an
I excellent COOK, without incumbrance, for
whom the owner has at present no use. FoIterms
apply at my Office, lGi Nam street.
au d9-tS d. Il. WILLIAMS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

Clerk Fair View Hospital, Post Surgeon, II
Main street. an oo1It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20
THE WAR NEWS.

Acive operations having been corteneed OH
both the north and the south sides Of # James, it
might be supposed that Richmond Y i'll more
danger than at any previous period OF tlt campaign
bat the truth is, the people have no G}rehension
whatever, exhibit no sign of excitemcnt tnd are as
calm and confident in regard to the fl te as they
have ever been in the past Grant has la hercu-
lean task before him. and all his strate{wilI be of
no avail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-24

Tax LAT. T. ,luond rsf-rs I.-,,. considerable,
bylton n, milit,.r, o.,,.,.,s in ,., o.rc,t..r of
A,l,n,. A. corlir, 10 ,b,r, General rr ,,rro,rr,.
.or.r,,,ops are ON tho l.,,,.t i,e ,I ,,o,,., u,
hi, Wow ,,e ,,,,,,les, ,c.,,l,s Tia, war In :, bo
,r,n.trrrc,i from Cc,r.,, ., ho-s.cr,, Na,,,.,
and auttlo. ar. a. y, lr.,.., c-..., hi.l,r,a .,d
Mlss.sppi. II, rcpcl G,pcrai p,,N T,,tor. who
reh,.yel n .cnuuuop in tho, re,.s spl R,I
nv., c,,,p.,.-rs. has h,,n ,r.ps,,rr,d ,,,,
h,s ,or,.a ,,h.,l, ,,yc,tv ,hou,,,,t s,-,,,,,
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Scramblins for the Spo,i-.

InF municipal csnpsigu iu this clty, at the rres
cut time, may he tittnGly lisenei to horse
The factions representing the competing snitnsl5,
she public punder answering 10 tic purse. There
Ar at least dozen separate and distinct party or.
SAuizatons entered for the LesL each striving its
utmost, By every SPECIES q; political locsey,us, ~
J,ad the field ami win. II the public were not
yts.ly interested IN the subject o. city zoyerumout
rho tactics employed ty the rival iacuous secdfs
ate populsr confidence would be decided Ruus.
10Y Each, scco ding to its repro s'utatiuu, is
intued y Ia astonishing soicitude ior the public
~el.are. Each ~ horror stricken NJ tae corruption
which pernea,es every branch u the lty govern
inent, aud each 10 substance promises that the
dswniIg Vi TIT munic pal millennium will lie tie
certain consequence OF that party elevate Il
g. power. ~ course mob ) Is likely
10 be deceived by these political mautebsnks, for
the people have bad SAL experience Of the hollow
ness u lLeir profess o4s but tie grounds upon
which they sccs 10 establish themselves IN public
favor Sre worthy Of uoucc US sn illustration Of
what constitutes s.pli'at mIuleuce ami hrl-
acn-fsced lying inc fact thal dozen political
associations are az yslu. Ling aud qIarrel'ins over
the city spuils like pack Of hyeuss over earca5
u Of itself evidence .aoufh Of thc- dishonest pro-
iessons There may tc difference between them
perhaps there is--lut according 10 tlo lsw ther,
are various STAGES Of r,..ul.ty. Bar tbs iis,inc
ton gives the people simply the choice OF evils
and In any event is sad alternative for homes
citizens This state Of the mu'auIal canvass /.
Illuminating to every homes! voter. with AL ~
Important issues ut stake, inv .lyins ur ielprse
lnent OF . city tax II fifteen miihon dollars thrr,
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