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F- = ~. Mh FEE q
Nous Q recu ct ddgust6 les 81.
reps assortis prepares par 10 Dr. Paul;n
dc notre vile. Nous pouvons done
les recominandcr avec ample ~connais.
sance de canse Nos fam Hes aui
%tiennont ACKNOWLEDGMENT h poss6der
chez Giles un bon article pour les Jour-
nees chaudes de Pete feront bien de
s'approvisionner. Unc circumstances
meilleuro ne pouvait SO rencontrer plus
d propos, dams une moment OH les ar
do necessit6 IONS font default.
Qu'elles essaient une fois des sirops
concentrds du Dir. Paulin, ct Giles ne
pourront que sc fGliciter d'avoir suivi
nos conscils.
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C. .. WAR TAX.

NTUHCE-AH persons owning, possessing,
N or having the care and management VI,
any property Of the following description, In
this Parish, arc hereby notified and retairsd
10 deliver classified lists thereof TO the ASSES
sors, nj or within such time rs they shall pIe
scribe, or to the undersigned Collector, be-
fore the Goth instant the description oil SAID
property to set forth It's situation on the lit
October last, and its marketable value piadtr
ordinary circumstances /:
I-Real Estate, and all improvements there
on, and estates or rights therein, and interests
growing tilereout including bridges, ferries,
mines, &c., lerciudaag agricultural products
and such animals as arc raised on planta-
tions, or farms, for food or work thereon).
II-&ores Ito be described and yalael in
conformity to the States LAW /.
III.-Boak Stock, Railroad, ami other Cor
~1dration Stock.
l1V.--MGthaadizs, of every ard any kind so
ever, held for sale, or hire October LIST, 1862
Except agricultural products Of the Confcd
efaey IN the hands Of the producer, % held foi
his teooaat).
W. Money at interest, including the value q
the principal OF all sums Of money, and Of al
bills, bonds, notes, accounts or other eyiden
ces Of debts, upon which interest was paid O
to be paid Try the debtor, as the same stoo,
on lst October, 1861; and all moneys in
vested in the purchase of bills, notes
bonds, and other securities OF value, ercep
Confederate States Bonds,
VI-CaSh on hand, or on deposit, in BAN
Or elsewhere, October LIST, 1861.
VII.-Caale, Horses, Mules, and other Ar
finals kept for sale or hire.
VTII.-Gotd Hntates, Gold C Sayer Plat
Pianos, and Pleasure Carriages, respectiyel
owned by individuals or in families for us,
On the failure OF any person to deliver
complete list of his property as aforesaid, I'll
Act OF Congress requires the Assessors |
assess the same on the best evidence at the
] command, and the Collector to levy O doub
tax thereon.
(Signed,) REMY LAMBRE,
c. s.. Wal Tax Collector for Distri
Of NatcAltocAes.
y p.FE.
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II e soussigne, il la dcmande dun etspd
IL nonlbfe te pcrsonncs, Went detalairnn e
manufacture dc siroIs concenires, assrtis.
On trouvera t~o,ijours d 80 ~phalnacie
iSirops dc GoHrWe,
GroseilIes,
Franchises.
Drgeat,
Iimors.
Naturel,
SalsepareiIle.
I.fatiention apportee 4 Ia fabrication Ia
~qaalite superieurc dcs articles employees Of 10
nlodieite ,ies priS, hi font csperer e pairo-
mage da public amateur.
22mi-ia Ds. L. TsAULN,
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Dictature.

L'actc do secession accompli, II
s'agissait dasseoir notre Convene,
ment sur des bases solides. Les
6yenemcns sc sont saccGdG avec 'ra-
pidite. Mails, nj nos brilhtntes victories
nj nos nombreux revers, nj notre tor
tueuse diplomatic mont encore pa nous
assurer au dedans on audehors, cette in-
dependence que nous convictions. NAL
gre les efforts prodigieux ct h6roioues
dc los arm6cs, nous avons la douleur
~poignartc, dc voir, tous les jours, Sc
rcsserrcr de plus en- plus, lie ccrcle de
nos liens ConfGderts.
III.
Get etat de chooses ne peut durer
plus long-tems, sans mcnaccr notrc ex-
istencc. II nous restc q prondre un
d6cisif. Ainsi que la RtpubIiquc
Romaine, au moment du danger, ayons
rccours aune' magistratufe supreme.
Rcmcttorls la chose puhlique entire les
dun chef investi dune autorit6
pressure abselue, mais pour M temps H.
mite. &c nouveau chef sera appolG
Eft, heurcuse sera notre
Confederation, 81 notre Dictateur
ma que Pambition -des zines elevees,
sill eonnait la veritable gloire ct la
u suggestions de PGgoismc.
III.
L%ors1u'un peuplc d pris les arlncs,
ron pom d3fcnlrc mails pour cvnlutrir.'
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-06-12

TAKE DE GkRE DIES

A N1S.-Toutes persosepaut, posse,lant
"A on ayants 10 charge administration dc
tonte Propr1ete coIline ssous decrite, en-
eettc paroisse, sont par tesept uotiiees
ct Tequises den bonner dies c~lassecs aI,x
assesseilfs, ah temps gu Aigneront, gu au
eollectetr, avant lie 20 pnrant: In des-
ERUPTION DIS dites p~ropritmettra en- eyi.
denee M situation le lera,re dcrnier. ct
50 yaleur sur l marche eAo,aonccs ordi-
adfies.
~L--iDmenbfes OF folItes ameliorations
1ai sly t%rouvcnh GU biens lroits y inclus,
ee ies hn1efets qui Gu resnh y coinpris les
points, les ferries, les mino.a lerce,as les
produits agricolcs ct los aarx qin sont
eleyes sur les plantations es,nes. pour pro-
visions on le travail
H.--Itselaees ~tsefont declet estimes Sc
Ion Ia 10i d'lltat.l
dssons ne Baaquele Chemias dc
Fer 81 aufres Artioa.s de Coqntiaas.
VM ayehand ises, de tod especes upel-
cofquc, tetrncs en- uIfe ou loter, ID lcr
octobre, lSG2, iexcepte les Ii,,;ts ~anricoles
de Ia Confederation fafre l~es,aias IN pro-
dssfaepr. oH tennis pour sep cama.l
F.-Argpaf 4 fafsret, y eerbris IA valear
du principal do toutes somaas d'arQeft, q
de tous bills hons, billck, rar,tes Ga autre.
prenves do tlctte sur l~esguolle hteret d ett
pave on dfit etre pay par ledebiteur, tie
qa'existant le Ter c~etotre, 1870 ct tout ar
gent invustidans I'acHa1de bill billcts bon
antres SECURITIES do r~,lctrs, esepfe les hon
DIES Etats Dmfederes.
VI.-Esteees m mtisls on i depot, q
barque en- %alleurs, lie lr pctobh, 1861.
VII.--Betfaux, Aessur, mnla ct auire
animaux gatles pour rudre on lailer.
VlII.-Noafres en- b, tonrerts en- argea
u ~poitpes lie plas,r, respeclivencnt-
par obs indiyi.lm on dams es famille
pour leur ussge.
Lorsqttu ns p%ersonne 10 dome pas une list
complete deses propfitfs, comme,ci-dessu
Pacte dug olgres requiet les Assessors dc
Fassess'ment diar,es les meillenres Il
noignagcs qtils peuvefli avoir ct lie collected
ie preleyer une t0re dpsble sur elles.
REAY. LAMBRE,
Collector de Ia take de guerre pour
District lie N;tchitochcs.
jn5-2ifEa
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patrol, in their respective wards, as,
in their Judgments, they will deem
necessary. ri
On motion of Mr.. Packer, 10 was
Resolved, That the 22darticle of the
code Of road laws appointing road up.
petitioners, be repealed and that oil
persons subject to road duties be re-
uuired to work the one nearest to
them. The yeas and nays were called
on tho resolution, and Messrs Backen,
Bishop, Kile, McNeely, Packer and
Robinson voted yea--6; and Messrs.
Cowser, Hammett, Hertzog, Jennings
and Murph voted nay-5- So the re-
solution was adopted.
On motion uf Mr. Hammett. the name
of Puik Hartman was stricken from
the pauper list. 4
On motion Of Mr. Backen,
Resolved, that tho maine Of James
Wood be placed on thepanper list, and
that he receive the sum of four dollars
per month.
On motion of the same, it was
Resolved, That q committee q three
members be appointed TO exafine the
evidence in the case of tho State OF
Louisiana va. John Shelton etolias and
that they report thereon, Wednesday,
morning.
The President appoistedg Messrs
Cowser, Bishop and Harmett on said
committee.
On motion, the Police jury adjourned
until toInorrow morning, Ut . o'clock
III Be doatinaea meet aecek.9
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HEADQUARTERS, Brigudief Sssefafs
Otyite, 10M Brigade LoussidI MH'''a'
Natthtoehss, Jnae Isl, 1862.
GENERAL ORDrs.
LIST. In olniience to oyierN q, ooY, rom
His Excollency the uovcrnosshu ooili,aander
in ghief, no cotton can heailef ne siiipped,
from the interior Of this nsaue, any Poln'
ON the Mississippi river'f " view ofieans'
for. storage or sale.
Tho foreao;ny mara of this order, will
be re-shipped to 10 point il the interior,
nj ME Talon and commissioned officers
os tbs severaf %siInents of this Brigade are
lar',oI Will \ execution Of these orders,
and w;ll sce they are rigidly enforced.
JOHN BLAIR SMITH,
brig. Gen. IOtA Brig. La. Mi.
E;otfi
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IA H. IY1FAZ444M EE"
poavoir dietatorial per
poa'es, 1'onp . ses forces, pours
aAo .'''e gistratnre snpr6,me sci
''s o.'peo lto ses plus iilastres c q
ah aiA. 'a % qu'il ahishcolante
et 10 vietoh so al hAee sous scr
a-ra,aa hne direction forte
~ Mi. sprces NAL organis6es
:. .aperont Isousont son courage;
point de libponr 10 fable, ct point
de force utians union. Lepyrc
do K6seneraa aceomplie. son pou-
voir allermi, scra encore tennis
do revenir q sincipes Republicans.
11II
Einstituti4 Ia Dictature. co,si.
der6c isolGmaeut etre on utile on
fuileste o iiotluse. Camille fut le
dictatcur tel fayaient coneu les
dqnstitution Rotnaine;l
'syff@, an cons, fut celni que pou-r
wait avoir UNI qui await ddtrnitI
OF Wy la Grbce. N'dxa!
gerois cepenepas les services que
rendre lctature. lie secresi,
&c ga iorce COT Superintendent dansg !
l'cxcellente CREATION de ses ldgioasll
cette orsation, nous la posi-,
scdons deJai iaen6cs, qtloique con pa
parativement fombreuses i GELD
70 nos ennemia'at compellsGes pile
10 rapidite lie inouyemens. ne de
seaiement sur 'hamps do bataiL
alais dams toat's operations de
strategic ct Faedu Gonvernemo.
PC y, y necessitln pottvoir uniqa,
rune se'iie mteaance ct dune sole
solensn pour dliset imprimer tus Re
hos motlvemenss Lsf
Organisons-n9i nous youons /
FRO forts. ifnitps Romains qui, !.
=. H g.f|EN Z&=0.8 - .AG ~
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.,...ssrfION /!
AYSntrocnKs June Sd, 1St

jk No. 4. 4
blienee with an order from hi
lor and Commander In Chief Of s
. .bs. o. Moore, / hereby direct =,
cs.of the Militia Companies Of liz
III Natehiteelies To enroll all wF.
'Leiss, between the ages of Is and Il
M 10 forward such enrolment to q
b,fre 20 inst.
Ter To facilitate aud expedite the 10
/, enrolment, / hereby order all person
s,,to militia duties to be and appear u
I snce lit their usual place Of ATTENDING
sIny Drills, Oh Saturday, 14th instant
T +. R0UBlEU,
Col. Com. Nat. Rqgt.
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AVIS.

A dater de &c jour, jorcmbourse tous mes
"A tickets, qlelqu'en sot lie montant.
Les p%ersonres qui doivnt au magasin sont
prices de venr reglcr inmediaterent, par
billet on autranent.
2~9mi-f&a-3G b. MOLINA.
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Une particle nos prisoaniers o dt6
elargio aprel avoir pris 10 serment Il
Ia CONFEDERATION. Plusiemrs d'cntr'eux
partent our 10 guerre. La balance
dot roger OH prison jnsqu'a nouvel or
Dire.
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FAcE.-Dcux bateanx sont VEINS
srcessivement nous enlever 10 giace
IA nous rcstait do l'anndc dcrniore.
Jest dire que notro ami Ariail, d'Alex.
ardrie, peilse ell rdaliser an beau pro-
AZ @
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w. w. Breazeale Esq, a Gt6 nommt,
par 10 Goayerneur, major du Battalion
dc Guerillas Gu vote do formation dams
notre Paroisse.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-06-12

Col. w. NJ. Levy lie envoye pour az
faires d'urgcnce aux Opelousas, est de
retour. Hnous a apportd d'excelleates
nouvelles dc 10 guerrc. lie but c 50
mission a dte parfai!cment rempli, ct
il nous arnonee laprocllaine yisito du
Gonverneur.
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MARION.

A ETE incmcere en- aprison dc Ia paroisse
N de Natclitoches, un cscIave grille, age
denyiron 80 ans, Sc nommant JACOB ct
tlisant quill aHartient a LEONARD Flesh, de
Ia Nouvelle-OFleans. II etait loue a bord
steamer Hodges depuis deux mois, pour la
Riyiere Rouge,
j. i. .PLAISANCE,
Gicoltcf.
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NOTICE.

LII persons having Cofiins made hysc,
HARE notified that my se1Ias ar CAls.
The trimming must be fnEniAed BIZ tsc
that order the ColIins.
All those that are intSfted to- nm 6r b.
fms, and The use Of my Hssrser are regpked
to co,ne forward aud setse.
Win-D- HAEK.IM
m20-2if&e. Undertake.
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NOTICE.

4. osT. a certain note drawn by Y. MARTIN
IN favor Of the undersigned. Said not
: dated S~atchitoches, May LIST 1862 payable
one day after date, for the sum g twenty
e;@ht dollars. The public is notified not g
lraJe for the same, payment having been al
ready stopped. n~pv ~. u1rr,r,
mvSIf AMI -" OAeir"n- n
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REcolrE.--Le mails prornet beauconp
sur tous les points. Le cotton est
gtndralement tardif. Les fortes frai-
clieurs Gle Ia saison contribuent bean
coup d 10 maintenir dams cettu situa-
ton.
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A Me PATRONS.

Mr. LORI, DUpLEix demeure, soul,
cl,arg6 IL ID Responsibilities ct dcs int6-
rdts dpJournal q Uaioa pendant Pin.
t6rir occasionne par Ia mort dc Mr.
E,sSEsr IIEGExDRE.
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CONDITIONS DE n


SnrceSsiaos, de Harmon Sbfedg.
GEORGE Rein ayart defnande strc
w nomme miministrateur dc IN succession
de Hartman SHREDDER, DECIDE;
Avis est par eos p~resentes aonne 3 loutes
p~erkofnes increases davoir II dedairt dams
dix iours, les raisors pour lcsqnelles IL de-
mande du petitionnaire nc serait pas accor-
dee.
b. =. BOUF,
12in-2i Gretief.
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10 lieut.. Emile Cloutier, dos Match
itochcs Rcbcls' a 6te, malgrt son
absence, nomm6 Capitaine dc sa Com.
pagnie. Ccst bien rcconnaitro le mo
rite.
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1E-11r1Ir1ID

OF typhoid pneumonia, at Edwards Sta
ton, Miss, Oh the morning of the 18th d
May, 1862, WITIIAM GLASS, aged y
years, q member or the r'EuDIlonME GUARDS
26th Regiment In. Volunteers.
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nN SATURDAY, q pair Of saddle bag
" containing a few clothes. The finder M
be rewarded by bringing them at the Ist
Office or Mr.. Pattons. &
iei2-1t-e
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Grande Vene a TEncan.

Grande Vcnte a lEnCan.
l. sera vendu, au mlagasin lie b. MOLINA,
Il rue du Front, Natchitoehes,
MARDI, 4 JUIN, 1862,
son immense assortment de
Marchan(lises Scci,es,
Habillemcnts confectionues,
Groceries de tous geures,
Quincailleric,
F~crblanterie,
Taisselle,
Chapcllcrie,
Parfumcrie,
Bonneteric,
Riches robes,
Moussclines,
Organdies,
Rubans,
Corsets,
lndlenles irancaiSe ct anrerieaine, cotons
blancs ct ecrus, habillements pour neeres, en-
I'M mot, un magnifque stock dc marchandises
don't le detail est trop long.
CONDITIONS DE LA VENTE,
Toutes sommes iusqu'a dix p~iastres, pava-
blcs compliant; au-dessus de &c montant' a
un credit de IL nois, ayee ~interets q s pour
cent Pan, du Jour de la vcnte. Les billets
seront fats payables au doDiciIc du yendeur.
avcc une caution solidaire a sa satisfaction.
j. Y MURPHY,
-sllI 9!l&a LtEUntcu
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nnion oes Natebitofbcs.
Jeudi, IL JUN, 1863.
AGENTS DE HUNION I;
Cloutierville, M. Abel srRs.
A Campta Louis Nancy.
. la Nlle-O Orleans, PAPA s. Go.

0as' Tout eoinmuniqae "a ani1once epr Je
a. Journal apres le Marl soir, ne sefas insere
que dans 10 numero de- TO- %seuiai-v suivailte.
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NOTICE.

". PEARRE is my duly authoriz
A. Agent to transact my business, in
absence. ,,, ro>-I
mys-3l pEO'
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Notre riyiere baisse contimolle
ment.
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NOTICE.

IRON this date. | reimburse al sayskets
III Of whatever ataount.
Persons intiebtei to the store arr Tssesed
to come s,d settle Immediately, eiA by
note on otherwise
2~gmy-s0df&e b. MOLIA.
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WANTED no BUY on HE.

A g0oi and faithful house serva1tsell
"a acquainted with the K tshen, whing
and ironing.
Enquire at the Union office.
my 29-tf.
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JUDICIAL NOl4
Succensi0n Ga

8 ~, ;,.;..s,A
~" y 0'eo' Z
IN virtue Of . of'ieF a.
1'istriet Court N a
atehitoehes, tllei !, sSs
ls.iepee OF tie dc 81 ,,.,,,, she
Nfchnociiea, "a Iiiies ~"
ns Nondov IL IL iu1e,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-14

will sweep like an avalanche down the Mis-
sipp, where they will be joined by General
Butler in New Orleans and Mobile. General
Buell., with nearly or quite the same force,
VIII march into Tennessee, capture Nash
vile, and co operate will the Union forces
IN manner aud direction it would not
be polite now TO point out. Generals
Rosencranz and Kelly will advance from West
ern NIr'inia, and do their share in harmony
with the general plan. Generals Banks and
Stone will move IN com uctIon with the rest
irom-the upper Potomac. Gen Burnside will
do his appointed work in Virginia Gen.
Sherman will explain 10y deeds, not words, his
lnactIon. Gen. Mcclellan will force the rats
IRON their holes at Manassas, attack them at
three points al once, and will fulfil! his modest
pledge that the war will be short but desper-
ale do not give you more than the general
outline OF these simultaneous movements. The
details of the grand plan OF this campaign will
starile the world, and vindicate Gen. McClel'
lads high reputation for military strategy
The men and supplies are now, for tie first
time, nearly ready. The delays, caused
mainly by red tape and imbecile fossils,
in and out of the departments, and by thevng
contractors and material men, will be account.
ed Tor, and the blame placed where it belongs.
a premature movement would have deranged
the plan of the whole campaign, which is so
perfect that success is certain. A bad move,
untlmely made, might have hazarded the
game The impending mate is close at hand
IN limited number Of forced moves. The
loss OF piece, here or there, the defeat of one
or another division OF the army cannot affect
or prolong tine result. The combinations are
so perfect that failure is impossible
Yours ever, -"
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We are permitted to take the following from
private letter from the chaplain OF the
twenty fifth regiment, written after the Burn
side expedition arrived at Fort Monroe -
HAMPTON ROADS, Jan. 10, 1862.
We are lying in the harbor on the west side
of the fort, having arrived here about 2 o'clock
P, NJ. Our colonel, lieutenant colonel, and
major have gone ashore, to pay their respects
to Gen. Wool Sewall's Point seems very
near. 1t dogs not look to be three miles off,
and is well wooded We are anchored where
we see Newport News off at a little distance, and
the village of Hampton, nearer still, lies a
little way across the bridge from the fort.
have had my glass in hand all the way down
tile bay, and we came here 1 could see the
standing chmneys and walls of the burned
town OF Hampton. The harbor is full OF
vessels, large and small, connected with the
Burnside expedition.
Our sailing orders came Thursday morning
at daylight, at Annapolis. A rocket or two
told all the steamers to fire up, and at the fir
ing OF signal gun, they began to heave up
their anchors. As we sailed down the bay,
could see with my glass not more than seven
teen vessels at once. All went cheerily dur
ing the day. The boys were not sick. No
body had qualms. All watched the shore and
+. noticed whatever was to be seen, or spent
the time in writing letters. In the evening it
came on foggy, and, at midnight we anchored.
To-day we came here. Perhaps we shall be
here three or four days. but OF course do not
know
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wORCNS TER
TUESDAY,. JANUARY IA. 1909.
TAEnE is a change in the cabinet. Ill

THERE is change in the cabinet 1t has
come suddenly and is announced by telegraph
without sufficient explananauon. Mr.. Cam
eron has resigned, it is said and Hon. L. NJ.
Stanton Of Pennsylvania is 10 be his successor.
Mr.. Cameron will be minister to Russia, and
both appointments were sent 10 the senate,
YESTERDAY But not a word is said of Cassius
NJ. Clay, our present minister to Russia. Has
he resigned And nothing is said in the dis
patch that explains this sudden change so as
10 give any clue to the actual reasons for it.
MIR. Stanton, the new secretary of war,
served as attorney general during the last days
of Buchanans administration, and won gener-
raj admiration by his ability, decision, energy,
and earnest patriotism. No man did more
than he 70 rescue that administration from its
besotted slavery TO the secessionists Mr..
Dix and Mr.. Holt, who were his associates,
have been praised for their noble behavior as
cabinet ministers after Floyd and the rest
found it necessary to withdraw but it is adj
mitted that 10 man did more for the country
ct that time than MIR. Stanton. or displayed
more capacity tor executive business.
The news of this change will cause a sensa.
lion. I: is clear that Mr.. Cameron's resigna-
ton was entirely voluntary, but his motive
for pursuing this course is moi SO manifest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-14

y CONTRIBUTION FOR THE SOLDIERS
The Cherry Valley school, in Leicester, the
gram'nar department of which is in charge
Of Mr.. Elbridge Cushman, and the primary
OF Miss Nancy Bottomly, have made very
generous donation to the soldiers, consisting of
nearly forty dollars in money, together with
other articles. The money was raised by in.
dividual contributions on the part OF the schol-
ars, and has been expended for yarn and fan
mel, which is now being converted into art
Giles OF warmth and comfort by the kind and
patriotic ladies of the neighborhood; and i'll
few days box, filed with such things as are
Indispensable 10 soldiers comfort will be
sent forward to the needy.