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Lieutenant General.

WASHINGTON. March 9.-The President
of the United States this after noon form
ally presented TO Major General Grant
his commission as Lieutenant General.
The ceremony took place IN the Cdbi-
net Chamber. in the presence of the en-
tire Cabinet, General Halleck. Representa-
tive LovejOv, General Rawley. Colonel
Comstock. of General Grants Staff, the
son of General Grant and Mr.. Nioolay.-
The President addressed him thus
General Grant-In consequence of the
Nations appreciation of what you have
done, and It's reliance upon you for what
remains TO do in the existing great strug-
gle, you are o presented with this COM
mission constituting you Lieutenant Gen.
ersl in the Army of the United States
With this high honor devolves upon you
also a corresponding responsibility. As
the country herein trusts you, Sc under
God it will sustain YOU ] scarcely need
TO add that with what ! here speak for
the nation, goes my W heartily per
sonal concurrence"
To which General Grant replied as fol-
lows:
Nh. PREsIDEST-I accept this commits
sion with gratitude for the high honor
conferred. With the aid of the noble
armies that have fought on so MANY fields
for u common country. it will be nv
earnest endeaYnr not to disappoint your
expectations. | feel the full weight Of
the responsibilities now devolving upon
me. and | know if they are met with il
will be due 10 those armies, and above all.
10 the favor OF that Providence which
iesd$ both nations and men.
The President then introduced the
General to all the members of the Cab
met. aiteT which the company was seated
and about half an hour was spent in social
conversation.
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HEAD QUARrERs.ARaY OF TIE PoroMAc,
M.rch g..

-
Richmond papers of the 9TH nave been
received. and are filled with the details of
the late raid of Gen. Fitzpatrick, the
greater portion being copied Northern
Journals. Their accounts mainly agree
with those already published. The Dis
patch, in an ccoun OF Kilpatrick's re-
treat down the Peninsula, says Bradley
Johnson's troops followed, hammering at
Kilpatrick's column until the force sent
from below was met, when he suddenly
found Dahlgren's party in his rear, when
he turned upon them, but Dahlgeen's
men succeeded in cutting their way
through with the loss of "a men. The reb-
ell troops had been ordered back to Rich
mond.
An order of thanks for their conduct
has been issued by Gen. Hampton.
The accounts of Gen. Custar's expedi-
ton are in the main similar to those al
ready given; and state that General Lee
had been absent from the army ten days
which caused a delay in their movements,
but that he returned at 3 p. m. on Mon
day.
The Examiner SAYS that Col. Dahlgren
was killed at Walkerton. There were two
bullets through his head. one through his
hand, and two in the body. He was strip
ped naked and was lying on the road. 4
number OF our men were captured, and
the Wing says they should not he treated
"a prisoners of war, hut this days sun
should not go down before every scoun-
drel taken is blown from the lannon's
mouth.
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For the Chronicle.
The "Warren Constitution" VS.,
Government Debit,

'Our national debt is to-day at least
THREE THOUSAND MILLION OF DOLLARS"
So says an article in the Warren Con-
stitution" of the 9Th inst. Now the wri-
ter who penned that sentence wal either
an ignoramus or a knave. He either
knew nothing about the matter. or know
ing, he wilfully misrepresented the truth.
l have often observed, Mr.. Editor, a
striking similarity between the methods
pursued by JEFF. Davis. and by Northern
copperheads, TO keep their followers
sound in the faith, and unfalteriug in
their n position to the Government. The
! similarity consists in this-thst they both
lie like the devil-I mean like the ''spe
cial dispatches"
J-R. D,v's issues a windy pronureia-
men,o to his i'll fed and half starved
troops. that the North is on the verge OF
a social revolution. hat gaunt famine
stalks through the loyal States, that the
people are discouraged, and hat one
more effort will secure their freedom
freedom to tar and feather Northern
men, 70 whip women, ~smalgamate the
races and sell their own flesh and blood.
On the other hand, Northern copper.
head papers like the Constitution, seek
to impair the confidence of their readers
in the Government, by raising a hue and
CIV about oppressive taxation-that the
debt is already over three thousand mil
lions nj dollars, and can never be paid.
And all the while both these partie;
know they are telling bare faced false
hoods-telling them because they dare
not tell the truth.
Come. Mr.. Constitution" you are s
6sur.,ive genius. show Us the figures by
which you compute our national debt to
he 1T east Three Thousand Millions o
D liars"
C,n't do it, Ell? Of course you can't
nor can any other nan Assertions ar
easily made. the proof sometimes is diff
, cult. The debt is large enough, HEAVIER
knows; so there's M use lying about it
a If nave sny desire TO kno0 the Truth
> YOU can easily ascertain it. The mean
of acquiring official information on tina
I point are open To all, but lest you won
> take the trouble. permit me to say tina
he public debt is not one halt 60 large a
r Your paper states it to be.
! Here is 4 brief statement of the publ
d-.t at present:
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REMARKS-A s,eady advance IS noticeable q
butter and cheese. and choice qualities are scarcely
offered at ID cents: ehoies We'ch Tabs are sold "a;
Sieents. Our full figures may be considered Guy
i fair representative ofthg mMkoJ. Egg afe do
ing well and thoush the rates have not tiv1ncei as
rapidly as WAS anticipated. they are u~vcrthcivss
better. aUd will probably nor decline before . sup
ply of sprils can b, obtained. Flour AMI Wheat
have taken q decline since COLL ami sxchi1-e
have fallen, especially Cor al Shipping pu-io-cs.-
Trade and nome brands o. Flour aye Not So fcu-h
subject to the gold dIeSer. Clover All Gin ,tlv
seed are in far demand. Rough IS in nigh demand
and much sought after.
All correspondence cheerfully answered.
Y. SMctLIREGCo
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Death of starr King.

The death of the Reverend Thomas
Starr King, which is announced in our
dispatches, will be a source of profound
regret TO the numberless admirers Of this
eloquent and patriotic clergyman. Mr..
King died at San Francisco yesterday, af-
ter a brief illness from diphtheria. He
was born in New York City on the 10th
of December. 1924, and was therefore a
little over %thirty-nine years of age at the
time of his decease. He was the eldest
son of the Rev. 7. F. King, a Universalist
minister, who settled at Charleston, Mass,
in 1884. Starr was preparing 10 enter
Harvard College, when the sudden death
of his father threw the family upon him
for support. Giving up all hope of a col
~legiate education, he worked hard as a
clerk and schoolmaster until he was twenty
years old. devoting his leisure TO theVlog-
ical studies. and in September, lS45.
preached his first sermon at Woburr,
Mss. In 1916 he was settled over his
fathers former society in Charleston.
where he remained until 1913, when he
WAS called 10 the Hollis Street Unitarian
Church, Boston. During his twelve years
residence in that city he acquired a high
reputation for eloquence both as a preach
er and lecturer, visiting nearly every part
of the country in thelatter capacity. Gin
cinnati audiences have enjoyed ample op-
portunities of listening TO his fascinating
oratory. In April, 1860, he accepted an
offer from the Unitarian Church of San
Francisco. over which he remained pastor
until the day OF his death. During the
last year or two, the congregation has
built a splendid church, on which the
last liability was paid only = few weeks
since. Mr.. King labored assiduously for
the Union cause in California, and it was
in great part owing to his influence, that
such liberal golden offerings have been
sent thence TO the Sanitary Commission.
His principal work il The White Hills;
Their Legends, Landscapes and Poetry"
Il tastefully illustrated quarto, which ap-
peared in lS59.-Cn. Gazette.
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of Ii,

The two splendid store rooms, erected
by Mr.. A. D. Webb, have not been per-
manently occupied until recently. A short
time since, Messrs. Porters removed their
Bookstore TO the south room, and now
Messrs. Turner & Peck nave occupied the
other with their new Clothing establish
ment. We trust Mr.. Webb will realize a
good per cent. from his enterprising in
vestmsnt.
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minor. final settlement Of Guar
lie FLOREyCE SEWING MlCHiIyE

L5fes four different stitches on one and the
same machine. ell Il which Can be p~roducel while
45caine Is IA motion, tie mere turning Of E thumb
.creg changing II from one stitch To- another II IN
iuS-s1t; thy all leave the stitch alike On bot. sides
81 the cloth, ard are thr onlN machinss in the
world ;hat haveth reversible feel motion. which
enable the operator - let the m4ohine carry either
= uoiSelesS ara GUEs Light ant rapid. makiug fva
bitches 20 each reVOiutiCn-wit sew over the heav-
lest seams. or one or more thickness Of goutS with
out skipping ~ri,c-es. b~reatiuE siitchgs or reouir-
ige "a change OF tsnSiOn-ieiD and fell beautifully.
quilts. hraids and gathers. with Barnum's Self
sever attached. To be found at the Sewing Ma
chine Rooms On Main SIeet. Warren. D.
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Books for file Camp Fires

No. q, ready. II is claimed to be the
.heal est original work yet published
tt contains l04 pages, mnnion, and 5spir-
ted illustrations. II IS entitled-Clo-
ellie; a Tale of the Southern States, by
W. W Brown. 4 natige of Kentucky
Price Ten Cents; for which it will be
.ent to any address, postage paid, by the
publisher. James Redpatb, Boston. No.
3. a Tale by Balzac, 'the Dickens of
France" will be issued soon. On Picket
Duty, Miss Alcott, No. l of this series,
mas gone TO its I'd edition. 1000 were
sold in three days.
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a vain Appeal.

AEi u5v a. Arrrai con Ia ie-
sng ia" p" ~of-anizln-
; f. sov~rofpeu 81 TIE cne a." %
c.rtiri npE. aad II aes- ) ttes
les tI-.r r!-c- ursi v.Hr- al th3
% {. ertgc cMtf!sefsd e,JrT .roush
is ssg--acs in taa i-eta-ai a in rlty OF
~ Fl g OF TIt=s aftse y ,ciHe nS ttr>.
q revolution Ia these S:aies viii DC newt
able
EN- Appe6i speaks as though it we're
IT, owa grievances. aui verify the North
arn Democratic journals show the same
Ssames twin bond OF sy mpathy.
oBdt 20 far from the Northern DemOc-
raey mixing the admission of the vote of
these State a cause for revolution. they
have already. BY their Representatives in
Congress, gone farther than the support
ers Of the Government, in voting to adj
NIT Representatives from rebel States,
Hhoidid not claim that even q tenth of
the citisens voted at their election.
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CHEBIFFS SALE.
Nathan PLltzsyoT
In Truub0I Common Pleas

NULUc0 -III4sIV-@
In Trumb0il Common Pleas.
John NuIbersrr.
By virtue of an nrder Of sale issued ont Of thf
Court Of Common Pleas of said County, n the ahov'
cIse. and 10 m directed aud delivered, / have lev
led up1n and shall cxp-se 10 public sale at tn
south door Of the Court House in the town Of War
reI. IN said COanty of Trambrll, on
Saturday tae isth day oEAp-ii, 1854,
between toe hours of10 o'clock 4. n. and 4 O'Clock
p. NJ, 0f said dly, the following described reai es-
ra,e. 70 = Z: Situate IN said County of
in the village of Warren, aud is known by the
whole Of lot number tweniy-niue, - in Peast
Plat as recorded in Trumbull County Records
Book A. psxa ~. be the same more or less. Ap-
pra sed IT sI590.00. Terms Cash.
March l6. JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
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Economy. Security.
D!
Fire Insurance Company

NEW lOHA CITY.
CASE o70c1
Surplus. March /. lSri.----S-US,Q3o n
Assets. March l. IS6l.-----...S-Cs05 2 -
Profs annually Girided. 70 rer -eEL to tie Dealers.
This Company diviles fAres-9aaytsrs # IKE nr
profits TO fks policy h"l3ers; IN svIip. bearing interest
without any iidbuity 10 the insured.
This company find, its smpfu.. instead ofdivid;rg
It to the stockholders. thereby giving its poIicy hold
era greater secUrity. and at tue sdms tine G!ezDc-
IssgrcAcs than any other system.
Apply 10
WllTTTLESEY AID ANS. AGENT.
0Mce over ieCJmos x Smith Store, Nam s..
Warren, Oaio, March II, Loot.
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Probate Settlement.
,Gsftsneats ordered IA Il A6psrf.s5

TT is ordered that the following ac-
counts Of Executors. Administrators, snd
Guardians that have been fled in this Court De al
vef.ised for three consecutive weeks agreeaoly 20
aid that they remain on hhe for inspection ard
exceptions. until the LIST day Of april. 4. D. 1851.
when they will De examined and ordered 70 record
If 10 exceptions appear thereto, 20 Wit:
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Louisiana Election,

The result is a glorious triumph for the
Free State party and for the sdministra-
ton, and il an earnest of what may be- ex-
ppcted all over the South whenever the
Union men of that section are permitted
to speak out. The vote will probably
reach 1000, which will be about one
fourth that cast for President in 1860.
whereas one-tenth only was required un-
der the Presidents proclamation.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
y IL PARTITION.
Nelson A. Cowdery
v. In Trumbur Com. Pleas
the Ieih day OF april, 1864.

@A@Ng
By viStus of an erder Of sale. In the above case.
to me directed and delivered. Istal expose ~ pub
lie sale. ut the Court House, IN Warren. il said
County, on
saturday, the 18th day D. april, 1864.
and between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. VI, and !
O'Clock ?. Nj of said day, the fn!iogiuZ Described
real estate, TO wit: situate IN Johnston township.
TTumbuli county. OHIO, and / known by iuts u. 81
81. IS, ~. IL the drst division q: !8Eds ~ said town
ship, supposed to contain seventy-hve acres oliaua
and appraised by commissioners NJ Sz40. Also
one other piece or parcel of laud ia said township.
and Is known by part oflot one bundrei ard FIVE,
40 the hrst division o. lands in Haid tOwnEisiB. De-
erioed as follows, to Wit: North on lot No. To-.
cas-; on lot No. 100. all IN said tIst division. the east
and west line to extend south from the uorth line
OF said lot so far as that q line drawn east and west
parallel 10 tie north line. shall contain six and
sixty. two hundredth acres Of lagd. and appraised
at S1l2 VI. Also one other piece Or nGrtsl Of land.
situated IN Bszets ioFnShip. IN : Id county. am l.
known by ulGdle part Of lot 40. - and is bounded
as f9i!ovs; Beginning AZ the south'azt c0rneT OF
land decided 5y Cephus Hathaway TO Ziba Caster
line, IN center of plank road. thence running west
along said pathways line TO the east line Of land
owned b. Amos j LaruaTd. thence south along
said LarnardS line 10 tho northwest corner Of land
decided by samuel 3 Ic.u 10 A. J. Larnard. in 1855,
thence fast along said Lsrnards line to the ccHttr
ofthe plank road, theucc north along the center of
the plank road 10 the place Uf 5eEihhiug; suppressed
to contain two acres 81 iaad. Appraised IT (5ItU.
Also, one other piece OF llud. siiurted il b 'ze,ra
IN said county, and being pfTt ct Ioj Ne.
81. beginning alta sake IA The center # the plank
road. and eeuter If the eust and west center roa.f.
thence east Tl1ug the ceA'e r. isuit road ninc chains
and hfGy-tp o uAs, To- The northeast corner afst.a
lands on thu 4Ine of the A. * &. ". R. "a, thence
southeriy along said Railroad I0rty-tiree -hai-s
and fOriy-iour links To a one; thence wet six
chains hfIy-two links TO the center II the Warren
& Lake Erie plank road, thence north 1918 east.
chains eiEhty-hve links o. stone, the
place of beginning , containing u S-lug acreS OF
land. excepting therrlrom sixty hundredths Of an
acre of land owned by the estate Of Eli jackson,
Appraised at S922lOO.
Terms Of sale, one-thirdi in hard. one-thirdiu one
year, and one-third In two years. with interest, SCI
cured By mortgage on said premises.
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aye kept constantly on hand. where purchasers can
have the opportunity of testing the merits Of the
different kinds, and af er purchasing make an.
II x ~ GET.
If the selected one does not come up 10 the rec
ommendation. Instructions given gratis. Unim-
proved machines sold az a discount. Sewing Ma
chine needles. elk. twist and oil kept constantly on
hand. Stitching done upon short notice.
E S. ADAIR, Agent.
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WARREN PRICE CURRENT.
WEEKLY BY rrErr : sa1rn, oroozas.
MARRIAGES

II IT.
At the Gsskiil House, in Warren. on the 1oth inst.
by Mayor Webb. Mr.. ISAIAH HELLER. ol
Franklin, Portage County, to Mss eleven
TINE KEIaS0. of Stowe. Summit county. Ohio.
In Mecca. on the 9th inst. By Samuel A Davidson,
Esq Mr.. HERMAN BENTON. to Miss NARY
M0REY.
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New York Produces zriocs Current
foI tots &c they Zrrics fro.l ne cri-i7. HTorred
ey-ressgJ or hEsrEHE hEsERvC fEEoSTcLE. b.
Msssrs. vs.. =. M'ClGP@ - 10. sfrictr Caemis-
s.oR Msreho4fs, No. 80 Frbuz -, f1c YORK.
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By viEtus Of an eTder Of sale. In the above case.
to me directed and delivered. IsEal expose ~ pub
lie sale. ut the Court House, Ia Warren, il said
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mtneres poa 0em.o lsans.

gairo, %. Sept. Der OampIer sNls
aen a. am 81. Sept. pon re psOdaan3 ab9es
fabren; st bier angetOmuen,- Ser Dampfer
.Gommanoer", welher am 3. sept. opn Rem
Oorf abfabr, par mob .uibt in Yew.0r'eonS
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werp biaaufgeftbreu ieieu. Dob ihentIe man
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te, 6dB Tie Ben Sp1niib 4iper tin1uf5eiabren
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guliebneH 4
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Gre 5eusrsbruuit serF5re I'm u. Sept. cir
8ar5e5 !6duiergepte,te in Baton Bcuge.
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9~emoFratifbe cOngrcHs u Nomination,

8urttuQtou, q. S, %. S.pt. Sic
SeatfratiGe Gpnpention oeS 2. Gen9reBz2is
itrittS uominirte beute rem ~sesenpdrtigen Hes
prdIentdnten 6eOrse Miuptetun ubetmoIS su ibs
rem Ganojeaten. $3.50
Die 9surrtrdtsn bieIten bier beute abent
eineu ietr 9rCben 6adelSu9. Sine beGeiterte
geriammluns tpuroe Dor Dem Club 9ouie ge'
ba!ten, no Ger Nhtb. u. 8rcmntns mi Anoers
Reeta tietten, Sine betrdttide AnSabI pOr
9ripatbGuiern mar ilIpm inirt.
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W.n Sau 6eaneiscp.

san 6renct6ce, %. Sept. GS tpers
Ben anIstallfe 8eitrd1e fur Gle Don 9ungerss
uptb benrebfsn 8epObner Der iIrIIGen Count
tie8 9eiawse(t. So. ss,1 :te:
8gri6te aus 8aIparaiio pom IL Auguit
melrer 6en untergang Der britiiGen 8drfe
gSbete8", nethe mt @aaren uo6 cteien 6as
fen beitumt ar -EI
Der Wlartt fur @ei5enmeh( unO Deissn seist
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ROit INN @aifagieren, Die am 3. Septbr. pom
Rem golt abiubren, bier an9etomnen.
9ie Barrie Sophie una 5eIene@ nirRmt
$3.50, 900 na6 9prat9ng nit
@yeenbad5 fino auf 80 Gents berobseiunteK.
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Sorrsas @trsifsuS.

/. afbuttte. 80. SeOtbr. 9(m %. be-
Foao flo SOrrelt in 6apettspiQe uue bepeste ifb
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telegraph i1e gerbinouns nit Eestersra Blase
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0ea. 0mAofsu bat bic uOroweHI xsnnel'
Sc uno Ala6lmt 8lbn Jet Isinef Anf1att bier
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i9es Abe7obEott, trey6es lebr 9e9e1 Die Ans
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fam!est unlerer 2eier auF paS an ndbFienO9ons
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mir Seuten: bsOaTaet, fe su uerihonern unO
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