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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains % pages Of songs duets. and chorus Tor Free.
dom Among the choice pieces ws would name, Fair
Freedoms morh 20 let my people go Over the
tain" 'rhcy worked me all the day" &C. Price cen,s
single, 50 cents oer dozen, 81 per 1907 postage cent
each.
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FOR SALE.

TIE SAW AND GnISr MILLS, with the land at
tsched. about 6S acres belonging TO the estate OF
samuel Glover deceased This desirable property for
lnrnlng and milling purposes il situated on Caplina
Creek miles from the Ohio River. and will be- sod
low or exchanged for good farming lands.
Apply soonto amos GLOVER, or
SAMUEL Gl.ovER,
szoim' A. capuna, Belmont Co, Ohio.
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'4ia-aa'l AYERS 1'a''''
CATHARTIC PILLS

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and that they may be depended on 70 dc al
Prepared by j. C. AVER, N. d, = Co.
Lowell, Mass., and sold By ."f
and L. H. Patterson. '''a'f' ''.H ,
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The Atlantic For 1864

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thrse they arc now able tp announce definitely that
ROBERT BROWNING will coniribute several New
Poems: ... 5 ..
NATHANIEL HAwTH lRNE will print hi. New
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probably, with the February number;
HENRY wADswoRTH LoNGFzLLow will pub
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January number u series oil capital skeicnrs 10 he
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.gaI,,.ississrafor,s yyssfee.

NJOrlCE ID hereby given ths, q. tho pt,b.,. Caa,,
~ Tor BeInem Cousy, OHIO. the undefsirasd was an
pointed aud qualified a. Administrators OF ths estss aI
bvijailin v. Nelass, daeeassd, late Of said CounIy
All those inebisd 70 said estate requesssd 10
,nmedise payaeni sad ikass AasiAs elslna againsi
..S s'.ss .ss .asa s. a. Y ssAsa' sa
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
RUTH. A SACRED cANrArA,

contains lea pages. Words by Rev Sidney Dyer music
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THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains ~ pages OF and hymns designed Tor rev
val prayer and conference meetings. Price IN paper
sovers single copies, ~ cents 50 per l0O Mailed al the
retail price.
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DIR. HENRY WEST


TTAs resumed The practice Of Medicine and surgery
il Reridense Fast end OF town. Office at Drug Store
ADMINISTRAT SALE
or Real Estate.
TN Pursuance OF nn order granted by the rrobsts
i Court Of Belmont County, Ohio, will offer for sails,
at public suetisn, on
Saturday, the 9th day OF April, 1894,
nj clock p. ~. upon the premises. the following de.
terbed real estate situate in the county OF Belmont and
Slate Of Ohio TO vii. Being part Of the Northwest quar-
ter Of see Tp. n S, commencing for its boundaries
< 81 deg. T. iig59 rods in ,s South line OF ga guar.
Ter TO w Lees cornsr thence IN the line with said Lee
N. II deg. w. 10 rods TO stake thence N ~ deg w.
81 rods 10 stake thence g. 25t deg w ~ rods TO
stake; thence = deg. w rods 10 stake; thenee N.
ssi deg W. 5dl6 rods to The intersection Of the Wesem
boundary Of said quarter; henee in said line g. deg
w 1880 rods 10 the place Of beginning Containing fs
acres. more or lees.
Appraised al $500: Terms made known OIL day OF
sale. HANNAH II. ESTEP, Admir-
March 10. isa4.5w Of Robert Estep, deed.
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Farm for Sale.

OFFER for sale my Farm. containing as acre..-s.
Aerss ssavea all well set in grass, and well water
SUI su,. 10. ".n ~ Is situated III good neghbor- nn6h
hoou hear rlehshm ttove, on tho Bridgepsu
and cadk Plank Road miles from bridgeport,
miles from Harrsvile, aud miles from Mi, el1np
Pleasant ~ "'
For further pnreulsra enquire on tho prsmi.. or a
the sah.' riber Al Martins Ferry, Ohio.
ia2s.lws . JAMES KERR
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

NOTICE Is hereby given that in the Probate Court fol
lS hemont County Ohio, the undersigned was ap
pointed sud qua6ed as Exeeuor Of the estate Of Henry
BoIef d-eensrd, lAIs OF snid couniy. +, nal .-
All those Indebted % said estate are requested 10 make
immediaie payments aud shoas having claims ssshs
said estate arc no,lhsd 10 psessa ihsm for sstlsmen
JOHN BoRorF, Exsossss,
Feb Is, isGk
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Persons exposed to the Nslari, Of Aguc, or sssed
with Calls aud Fevee III lsd positiye An,!dLio and
Cure in kadway's Ready Relief Let two ,ea.peonsfu
Of the Ready Relief, in wine glass OF water Be saksa
On getting ous of bel in the morning. and however ~
poaed 70 MALARIA You y III escape.
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CHRONIC RHEUNATIsM CURED. \,
Twenty Years OF o .seplcss Elghts.

VIM sydney Myers. Esq., of Havana, Cuba, The cor.
respondent OF the London Times, suffered with Acute
and Chronic Rheumatism for twenty i've years, and for
twenty years he had not enjoyed whole nights caln
rest He applied RAILWAYS READY RElIEr--it i'm.
msdiaely gave him ease ana secured him IRE nrst calm
sn1 uudist,rbed sleep during tho twenty years. TAs
esutipued use of The READY RELIEF cured him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
WATERS CHEAT MUSIC ron THE MILLION

Arranged - solos, duets quaret,s and ehoruses foI
musical societies. ohoirs Sunday schools, public schools
seminaries, etc. "Shsll knew each ether iheretr
''Donr YOU hear The Angela so,aing' "shsll NEE,
beyond the rvsT" "e Ia tina,n There 10 beuutifui
wordn Where Iabersy dwells is my country" Free
dom, truth, aud RighLr I'VE are coming Father
Abraam. ak hundred thousand morsn Thers s Land
Of Love" sorrow shall come again more" "Hesvsa-
" Home, Come sing W oi Heaven "l.snd IN sigAr
We with love our Sunday SCHOOL, "our God 10 maIeh-
ng on God save the Naton,n Whinr's song Of The
plAnia'on Negro,n Fair Freedoms Morn has dawned
a. lA.tn @oysr the moauiain' "I4ts Ella 3 an Angel y
willis = gons 10 HeAvsn.h "Suaer lii,s ehldrsa 70
come un'e me-" Bury me In the nernins, MoIhsrr y
Come 10 Thy rest" Sweet hour OF Prayer" &c. pnev
Seens ~ cents per dozen, ~ per ivO; postage i.csa
saeh la sAss, loun, with Piano aeesaps insA, ss OTIS
rssissAsa hy HORACE WATERS Art
No. ISL, Broadway, New Yesk.
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RHfUMAT1SM. 1UNBA6O, ItTOI, NkUkAIM1A,
rOtTH ACHE, GROUP. INFLUENZA, SoRE I'll 0Ar,
QCINZY, IpTHERIA, HOAHSESkSS, Bs0NCHl.
TIs, STIFF JOINTS, ENl ARGED TENDONS, HEAD
BREATHING. a.. s-
Ithtruly marvellous how quick RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF cures the sufferers Of these maadiss. The
poor crippled and pain tricken Rheumatic has NOT
10 walt days before change tax ed place, but In few
uiuutss derives ease and comfort.
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Copper, Tin & Shcet-ir0n Ware
Probate Court, Belmont Go. 0.
Petition to Sell Land to Pay Debts.

Of Hs %s @.Gs fA s l long s.i%"a a"% Geo %
Marion cou"y. Illinois. and
Euphemia Waidell sral surah j. Buktr. who's. place
of residence |. unknown, hereby notified that the
2Oih day ot February, l-6t, SAID Administrator filed
petition in the Probate Court ol Belmont Couty. Ohio.
praying ior assignment OF dover 10 Euphcmia Wadde
IN and fo the sale OF the real estate OF David Wsde.
deceased bring about Is acres in kirkwood Towush n.
Belmont County Ohio. and particularly described ia
said petition to pay Dogags Of said petitioners ,hsre
oil Tor $2lG III. with per cent per annuin interest from
January g. ls53 and the Other debts al said
Said petition will be for hesri,ig March ~. 1854
DANIEi. MUMNA. Admir-
Of David Waddeh decd
D. d. T cowES, ATTY for Pelr.
Feb 25 i.t,l.
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Belmont Common Pleas

PETITION FOR DIVORCE
John A Davis ViiE defendant Nancy Davis Is here
vs. BY notified that ihe petitioner, John
Nancy Davis, "a. Davis, on the iah day Of March,
1854, filed IN the Clerks Office Of the Common Pleas
Ceaft o. said county, charging that said defendant has
been wully Absen, from the petitioner for more than
three Year., aud praying for divorce for that reason
ssid petition will bs for hearing Al the nsI, terra Of
said Court y ll .ntN d. ID. r. CowEN,
March ~, 1854. .-ow ,.,i n ~ Au'y for pe,r
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RAnwAY's READY RELIFF

should be applied to the "a or part, afflicted. Il IN
stanty relieves the patient from pain, and quickly
heals soothes, and strengthens the disabled paris. In
all cases of Bites ot Rsbd oss, Reptiles ssnss cf Poi
snnous Inseets, the application of RAILWAYS READY
REILLF ~ the wouni will preven, Inflammation aaA
tnnrfdcntlon ..... s.H'.''f
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DLDIE RS.

Every soldier should carry with him = supply Of
Radw.ys Ready Relief II supplies the place OF all
other medicines and as beverage, teaspooofu OF
Or stinulant than brandy, whisky, or bitters. ~.
SICKNESS PREVENTED IN THE s1H MAINE RECT,
Eighth Maine vogiment, ssrgr Z. P. Lord, writes thas
Railways Ready Relief saved the regiment from dssSh
whilo eusrtered as Tybee Island, s o., when working
IN the swamps, erecting f0rtihcations, Eysy naA
seized with typhoid and other Fsvsrs, Fever and
AKus, Darrhosa, Dysensery Rhsumasisn, wa cured
ty ths use Of the Ready Relief s.. ugas sd -as
... .., CAUTION ..,.l,. -r,, -lA.
In all eases ask for Railways Ready kslisf rAAs
no other. ses that the signature OF RAdwsy 70.
4 on the outside label OF eioh be. Every agent ID
vuppisd with q nav and frszh stock. Price - osata
per bottle Sold By Druggists, Asrchants aad eoanssy
t4srskespes.
...-..a.t q kAsdsa IA>s, New rsk.
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PREVENTION BET TER THAN CUR

THERE II NO OCCASION FOR SICKNESS.
When you drst feel pain. thsu take teaspsenfsl
sf the READY RFII.F. In water; or apply u 70 the
parls where you feel the discomfort
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

Headache, Pains In the lirnbs-n tho Stomach, Bcw-
els and Kidneys-Cold Chllls and Hot flsshss, Coat
cd Tongue BuTnng Sam Nausea, shiverinE, Iallness,
los Of Appetite, Restlesaness Gddinses, ke, BE-, are
premoniiory symptoms 81 Malignant Diseases. One
dose OF the READY RELIEF y sntncent to break up
and szpsl diseased astieh and restore shs passss V
healh, fH fI5- +ts. D.. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

TTAs resumed the practice Of Medicine and surgery.
III Rssdsnse Eas, end OF town. Ofiee a, Drug Store.
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ALI. MALIGNANT DISEASES

Arst give warning Of their presence and met rrcmpt.
" before they become securely inrsnehed within he
uystsp will be readily expelled. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-03
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
rRoM WASHINGTON.


No appointment of . Register of the
Treasury has yet been made to fill the
place of Mr.. Chi.tendeo, = was stated ia
many Of The New York pspers.
The amount of subscription to the .sf,
loan to-day was 1886, $50. Rapid pro.
gress is made 10 the preparation Of no.es
aad prompt deliveries at the time promis.
ed will undoubtedly BE- made.
The regiment which was blown mn bv
Gen. Grants mine in front Of Petenburc
was the North Csrolina regiment, former.
y of Jsokson's brigade, ssd commanded
BY Col. Hazad. At the tims of the e.
plosion it numbered $50 men, having
been badly cut up in previous service.
An apparently we'll infprmed deserter
from Lees army states the onlv rebel
troops operating in the valley. are those
of Early and Breckinridge. E.rly's
troops we're first ssnt up ths valley and
on the eve of Saturday drew nations tor
lO,0O0 men. Brectinridge's command
followed, numbering about 10 600 mep.
There is no truth in the rumor that the
aiders had been Joined BY A. P. Hill.
corps, for up to Thursday last HiIl,s
troops were in the entrenchmea,s q Pc
tersburg.
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Especial I Q Post.l
Was hinrtor Auo !

Was hington, Aug. 2.
Details of Satarda, s's proceediu. % be
fore Petersburg have ,seo rece;ved + sre
They may be summed up q follov..
After the mine vas uxr loded iu from,
Of the ssh corps, = ct.srf: q was ordered
aud the rebel army open, ID terrific FIRE
from every part of .heif lines. I,v.,
impossible for our troo ps 70 Withstand
such CALLING FIRE and { hey fell back in
very good order, bring ing With them
5. 800 prisoners.
A brigade Of colored troops was then
ordered 10 charge. Six pieces Of .rtillerv
fell into our hands, bas il was imno..;hl.
10 ex,ricate them from the ruins Of ,bs
explosion. The loss of the eoemv %.
very severe. One South Carolina Reei.
ment vas blown into the air and . l,r.s
number Of men killed.
Generals Bartlett and Wild we're c.r-
tured BY the rebels.
Headquarters Army Potomac,l
~, July 81.
Ths exact loss in the battle of yester.
day Is not officially learned, but is beIiev.
ed TO b about 1, $500, exclusive OF miss.
log. A large number Of wounded A..
laying between the two lines and cau,os
De yet removed. Gen. Butler sent = ff.p
OF truce to-day. but was percmpsorily re,
fused by rebel officers, who refused to az.
change newspapers. Many believe either
their lines are very weak or thew h.ve
some extensive move on foot and are
afraid OF its being known. The r,id into
Pennsylvania may be the reason.
The lines Of both armies are about the
same as before the last battle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-03

A SOUTHERN BoAsr.-Gen. Rosseau',
raid to Montgomery, Ala, brings to mind
the prophecy of Walker, the rebsl Secre.
tsry OF War, made at Montgomery when
the rebel capital was located there, th.,
the rebel Gag would 6oat over Washing
ton by the first Of May, and might event
uaiiy hoat over Fansuil Hall i,self. The
present state Of affairs is . sarcastic oom.
mentary upon Walkers hifalutiu''
speech, and one that should encourage
every loyal heart. That the Confederate
Is rapidly declining in power and resourc.
es 10 evident from the fac. that our cavalry
expeditions roam almost .. will tbrouob
Southern territory and penetrate to ,Re
very nears of the most inaccessible rebel
Slatss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-03

The 1ssg - DetA sides q ~ late IDst.
tlss-osn. 8setss ssl&sveA at his eva
re4Dest.

Cincinnati, Aug. 2.
A band Of rebels under Webster made
raid into the Southern part of Ksaton
county, yesterday, and arrested the ofi-
osrs Of the election at two precincts and
destroyed the poll books.
A special from Nashville, to the Ga
zstte, says the Major General commasd-
ing. in circular congrstulates the troops
upon the brilliant success attending the
Union arms IN the late battles.
In the battle Of the 9Oih, 10 which the
Goth corps, one divisioa Of the 4th corps.
and Part Of the l4th corps we're engaged,
the total Union loss was i,733. In front Of
the Goth corps were put oxs Of sight 5000
rebels. 1868 rebels we're buried BY our
troops, and the rebels were permitted 70
bury els.
The 20th division OF the 4th cor2doe-
pulsed I assaults, and captared 7 stand
of colors.
In the battle Of the 22d the total Union
loss WAS z, $500, snd 10 pieces Of artillery.
Rebel loss 5000, l8 stand Of colors, and
o,VUV 00elt afmo.
Gen. Garrard, on the Georgia Rail-
road, Destroyed railroad bridges and de-
pots. 1t Consrds, Coyington, and Social
Circle, and brought 10 200 prisoners,
with . loss Of only two men.
/. On the 2sth the enemy made On at-
tack on Logan's corps. but we're defeat
ed.
General Hooker has been relieved from
command Of the Goth corps At his own
request and gone North. Gen. Stanley
succesds 70 Hooker's command. and Cruf,
succeeds Stasky in command of his d.
vision.
Nashville, Aug. 1.
No fighting since the 28th. All the
army is in 6ne condition. preparing for
an advance on Atlanta, which will occur
shortly.
Authentic reports confirm the death oil
the rebel General w. Fl. Walker. 1t il
rumored General Whaley is killed, bu,
the report lacks conformation.
$40 Confederate prisoners arrived here
this afternooD, en- route North.
New York, August /.
The Chattanooea Gazette says the fol
lowing dispatch vas received the day Pre-
vioas:
The battle Of tho aad was very severe
~. ensuy atsseked Us seven times ans
often repulsed. Our total los
as, " and ten guns. It's known sh'
To-. ot -. .aemy 10 killed was 8 900, ant
- c.n..rsa " s.0dc prisoners. Is stands Q
eolor. and o,., 5000 s...snd OF arms.
The total loss of /. ~ enemy '" 1il'eo 2
vousded and missine saaaot fall shor.
IL, 600 or $4,000.
In the battle Of the 20th inst. his Loo,
was at least 5000.
Our army is right up to Atlanta and
in good spirits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-03
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

fha2suBy DspAn1xus, July 4, 1884
"o.oe hereby given that Subscriptions win be ~
'ne Treasurer Of the United States. ths several
as.aot cassfe ahd Aesignated Depositaries, and by
We hessons Senks designated and aualsd asDepesita
mes aad nnasoal Agents. for Treasury Netas payable
three years from August l5 1864 bearing interest the
raie 81 sssra and threetentAs per per annum with
annual coupons attached, payable in lawful money
IAese noses Win BE- convertible at the option Of the
holder NJ maturity into per cent gold bearing bonds
rsdsable AFTER i've and payable twenty years from Au-
gnst Is, 1851.
Tbs notes will be issued In denominations of fty one
hsnised Ave hundred, thousand and Eve thousand
dcx and wfll be issued in bank or payable TO order
y may b. directed by the subscribers.
All subscriptions must be for 6fty dollars or some
multiple Of hfty dollars.
Dnpiicsse certificates win be issued for all deposits
rhs party deposting endorse upon the orss,ask
certificate the denomination OF requires and wheh-
they to be Issued In blank payable
When endorsed they must be left With the ofcer
ceviag the deposit be forwsrdeto this Department.
The notes will be xanzmitted to the free Of
transportation charges after the receipt Of the
original Certificates OF Deposit they be prepared
Intsrest win be allowed August l5, all deposits
made prior 70 that date. and will be paid by the Depart
ment upon receipt Of the original certificates
Az the notes draw Hf<rs~t from August Is, persons
making deposits subsequenf 10 tst date pay the
interest from date Of mote to date Of deposit
Parties deposisipE twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards scr these At any time viii be allowed
eonnision ~ onequaTter Of per CENT which viii
be paid BY this department upon the receipt of bill for
the amount certified to ty the officer with whom the
depo<f was made No deductions for commissions mnst
be nads ffom the deposits-
Ocers receiving deposits viii that the proper en-
dorsemeuts made upon the original certificates
All ocers authorized 70 receive deposits requested
70 give applicants all desired information and adt
every facility for making subscriptions.
wP fEssENDEN.
Secretary Of the Treasury
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-03

Mot less than fifteen hundred per
sons. II Is said, turned cut TO search for 1
yoane maa who got lost in the forests on
: nosntain u 6omersst county, Pa, lest
week. The men 10 search. at nigh. built
6rss at different points is the woods, 10
attract. i possible, the at.en.ioa Of the
Ms ssSeg nan, which eommanicated TO the
leaves. and the whole moan,ain il nov
one extended 6eic Of Dire, leaving but lit
us prospests for anything but ~ charrsd
fenaias Of The young mas 70 Le recover.
Cd If no Il. ever found.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-03

NJ The Sd and l6,h Iowa regiments
were captured in body, very Few of the
men escaping, in the engagement in
which General Mcpherson lost his life.
These regiments bad been in the ser
vice a long time, and were very much de-
piesed, and in consequence, We presume,
had but few men on duty.
Lieut.. Col. Abercrombie and Major
Foster we're wounded before the capture
OF the regiments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-03

TIE HurcHIEsors Those swee.
singers. the Hutchiosose, have marked
out the following summer and fan cam.
paien:
They will sing in Newport, r. l.,
Thursday evening, July % on Saturday
evening ct Fall River, Nassaohussts:
After spending : short time morp Win
their friends at thsir home, sOh High
kock, txnn,' they viii visit tho Capa,
ana making short tour to the Provinces
will ccmmencs their early fall campaign.
either b Fssposdisg 70 the drsft, or sise.
ing their pstriotic songs 70 the millioss
throughoet ths leysi oafss, unt|I 1ef
pavis' Kingdom shsll beco~s, vish slase.
ly-its crsator forever naaieAed from
The pgsse4ee u ffSe p1opb =
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Is pecial to Post.l

washington, Aug |.
Richmond papers of Friday claim .
victory IN North Carolina, declaring that
holden, the conservative, 10 defeated. and
Vance reelected Governor.
The Richmond Wing Chains . victory
Tor Early At Kearuestown, near Wipchest-
er. Additional dispatches from Earlv
declare he had driven the Union forces
over the Potomac into Marylsnd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-03

The REPORTED ARRANGEMENT FOR 4
SEA FIaHr.-The Paris correspondent Of
the London Daily News. writing on the
evening of the l4th, says:
"The Federal corvette Sacramento
steamed out of CherbourQ harbor yester.
day morning At daybreak, and It il eup.
posed that she has reude vous v:lh X
Niagara somewhere at sea. A runo, i
current in Cherbourg that the Feder,l and
Confederate naval officers have aersed 10
have sea fight within the next len d.y,
between the Sscramento and the fiagar,
on the one side, and the General Lee if;u,
ate and CeDfederate corvette, wh;oh
Was lately seen in the Straits Of Gibrlter
On the other. It is further said to be ar.
ranged thar the battle Is to ppns of in
sight Of the coast Of France, and no sur.
tber than 6fteen kilometres from Cher.
burg" The Nisgars was seen cruising
fStart Point. IN the Eselish Channel,
On the 4tA Of Jaly.