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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-19

TIE LYNCHBURG SwINDLERs AGAIN
COMING BACK.-Mr. A. Is. Ruckcr, PreSi-
dent of the First National Bank, received
OH yesterday two dispatches from Captain
Hugh Nelson, who was one of the party
which went to Chattanooga in pursuit of
the swindlcr Kay. From the first We learn
that some 81 500 had been found on Rays
person, and that further examination OF
the case had involved the individual Moses,
who last made his appearance in the role
of victim. This information surprised no.
body, and confirmed the almost universal
suspicion OF his being concerned i'll the
>windlc. 1t was stated, also, that Moses
had been arrested, and that all the party
were coming back to Lynchburg. The
second dispatch is dated from Bristol, and
announces their arrival there so that we
may look out for them here to-day.
The Petersburg Express thinks Kay is
the same parsonage who, some time ago,
was under suspicion of having committed
robbery at the Bollingbrook Hotel in that
city, and afterwards appeared at Jarratt'S,
but WAS so closely watched by the police
that after brief stay, left the city. lie
then called himself Ford this seems to be
his real name, as given by our Chattanooga
iniormation). He is evidently no new hand
at the business. We predict it will also be
shown that the virtuous Mosesis not by any
means verdant in the line of operations in
which he has Just failed so bally.-Lyncl-
burg Republican, 18th.
THE SwINDLISG CAsE-A PERFECT Ro-
MANCE.-Thc officers of the police and
Captain Hugh Nelson, teller of the First
National Bank, together with Mr.. W. b
Moses, returned to Lynchburg last Sunday
morning, having in custody the individual
Kay, alias Ford. The prisoner underwent
a preliminary examination before the Mayor
without delay, Mr.. Moses appearing as wit.
ness against him. The evidence elected
warranted his committal, which was or.
dercd, the regular examination being de.
tcrrcd till Saturday.
1t appears that the implication Of Moses
was based solely on the representations OF
Kay. lie was not arrested, as incorrectly
stated in our issue of Saturday, but &C.
companicd the party voluntarily, as he had
gone with it to identify kay.-Lynchbry
RepuJliCan, 18th.
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Il entucky-The Successor Of Green
CLAW Smith.

CINCINNATI, September l5.-An election
for Congressman was held to-day in the
Sixth Kentucky district to fill the unex-
pred term OF Green Clay Smith. The
returns secure the election OF All. Ward,
Democrat, by large majority over Car
pcnter, Republican,. Both candidates IA
vorcd the Presidents policy, and the Rcpub-
icans generally did not vote.
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SItTb We
Dress circle and orchestra stalls, including re-
served seats, -.
Seats can be scared for any night on Wednss-
day al 10 A. VI. at the Musical Exchange J. w.
DAVIES & SONS. No. lss Main street. 40 us
RYSTAL MUSEUM.-Th cele-
bra,ed FANCY GLASS BLOWER would re-
specially inform the citizens OF this place that he
will open thisl amusing gallery SEPTEMBsk
Twenty fifth, Church Hill, for SHORT TINE
ONLY. where he will manufacture every variety
of FANCY GLASS WORKS.
Mr. WILLIAM BAKER will also, In the presence
of visitors, TAKE A SOLID PIECE OF GLASS
AND SPIN 1T INTO THREAD Infinitely inner IT
science were obtained by the operator In your
own meuopols-the city Of Richmond-and con;
sequently entitls him TO the encouragement and
support OF the Virginia people -,
Zach visitor, after witnessing the process, VIII
be entitled to a PRIZE WORTH FROM TEN
CENTS TO THREE DOLLARS.
Hours from =. N. to 10 M.
Tickets, TWENTY FIVE CENTS. So ls-ats
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.

The Demonstration on Union Square, New
York.
NEW York, September ls.-The great public
demonstration last evening on Union Square
in support of the Presidents policy was at
tended by nearly 10000 persons. General
Dix, r. II. Pruyn, Mayor Hoffman, Senator
McDougal, and others, spoke.
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THE TAX oS CANNED MEATS, FRUITS, vEGETl
DLES, ETC.

THE TAX Va lANNED AbAis, iNtliS, sESLIA n
DIES, ETC.
Under the act of July ID, 1866, imposing
n stamp tax on canned packages containing
meats. fish, fruits, vegetables, &C., sold or
removed for consumption in the United
States, on and after the LIST day of October
proyi,no, the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue has decided that the liability of
stamp tax under the amendment of Schc-
dulc G. not only attaches to all such articles
put up subsequent to the lst day of Octo-
Der. 1866. but equally to those put up prior
to that date, whether the same shall be in
the possession of the persons who put them
I'D or in the hands of purchasers and the
fact that the canned meats, fish, fruits, &C.,
have previously paid an ad ralorem tax
does not relieve them from this liability,
nor give any claim to the owners to have
any tax previously paid thereon refunded
National Republican.
THE EXCHANGE OF NOTES Br THE TREASURY.
Treasurer Spinner has decided that
future exchanges Of large notes for small
ones shall only be in legal-tenders. The
Treasurer SAYS the exchanging of small
lccal.tcnder notes for national bank cur
rcncy is a transaction which tends to in
crease the issue of the former, which the
Government has decided not to do, only SO
far as actual necessity may demand.
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~, POPULATION AND TRADE or LIBERIA
The whole population Of the colony of Lii
D"fia, Africa, is estimated at $4,000, of
"hoih $4,000 are said to he civilized. 1920
'o'eS were polled at the last election. The
, :, last year amounted ~ $500, :;
W., .hs Imports TO 100000. The principal ar
,'a oi export are sugar, copper, and
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A Young Man Accidentally Shoots HIS
Sweetheart and then Attempts Sui.

CINCINNATI, September l6.-This eve
ming a young man named Henry Drumming
called on his sweetheart, young lady
named Ellinger, residing on the corner of
Fifth and Baum streets. He picked up
gun, supposed to be unloaded, pointed it at
Miss Ellingcr, and the next moment her
brains were scattered all over the room
As soon as the young man realized the
fearful tragedy, he rushed to the Ohio river
and tried to drown himself, but was rescued
and handed over to the police.
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Archibald Gamble, an old and esteemed
citizen of St. Louis, died Of heart disease
on Wednesday last. He was native of
Virginia, brother Of Governor Gamble
of Florida, q brother-in-law of the cele-
brated William Writ, and the son Of the
man from whom CANDLES Hill, in Rich
mond, took its name.
Butler, Burnside, Bolts, and Brownlow,
are the busy BIS who propose TO improve
the shining hours In the Radical hiss pie
fSll.-Wprld, IL - go. j
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Bishop Timon, Of Rochester, has an
nounced that that city will soon become
the seat of a new diocese of the Catholic
Church. The selection will be made by
the approaching council, to be held at Bal
timorc. ~
A number Of Austrian emigrants have
arrived Up West Virginia, and Others are
expect60 Soop, 81. ag.f .rttfa 80 $50
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Trial OF Freedmen's bureau Agents.

WASHINGTON, September ia private
dispatch from Raleigh, dated to-day, says:
The special military commission commenced
here by order of the President for the trial
of civilian agents of the Frccdmen's Bu-
rcau against whom charges were brought
by Generals Stcedman and Fullerton, to-
dav concluded the trial of Horace James,
late captain, charged with cultivating a
plantation while acting as agent, and with
completely in the shooting OF a negro.
Other cases will be taken up in few days.
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General Baird Relieved.

WAsHISGroS, September ls.-General Baird
has been formally relieved OF the command Of
the Department Of the Gulf, and assigned to
duty in the Department Of the Lakes, and or
dered to report to General Hooker.
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Election of Officers by the Grand Lodge Of the
Inifed Sfnfcs l. O. O. r.

BALTIMORE, September lS.-The Grand
Lodge of the United States I. o. o. F., ut the
session to-day elected the following rs the OIL 8.
GERS to serve for the ensuing term of two years ::
James p. Saunders, of New York, M. w.
Grand Secretary Edward 5. Farnsworth, of
Tennessee, r. w. Deputy G.. s.; James L..
Ridgely, of Maryland, X. w. Ct. S.; Joshua
Vansant, Of Maryland, X. w. Grand Treasu.
rer. The attendance is large-nearly every
State in the Union, and Canada and the Bril-
fish Provinces being represented.
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THE INDIA CoTTON CROP.-Advices from
India uia England predict that the cotton
crop of that country the present year will
show o material falling off as compared
with the year just closed, the inducements
to plant, so far as the price is concerned,
not being so great, and the recent panic in
England, which seriously disturbed money
relations with, India in connection with
cotton, acting Is check to the free and
unrestricted growth Of the staple.
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Provision Crops IN South CAROLINA
AND ALABAXA.-Extremely unfavorable
accounts of the provision crops in Alabama
and South Carolina have been received,
rendering it certain that heavy supplies
from the North and West will be required
the coming winter to make good the def
cheney, ~ W.
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Sev Xark RINK Sfnfe menf.

New YORK, September 1.-THE. bank state.
ment shows an increase of loans of 81 1854, 900 /;
increase of circulation, ssj4 ,0sS; increase Of
legal tenders, 5j7s,e7 decrease Of specie, $685.
94l and decrease of deposits, sos, 34.
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SOUTHERN STEAM LINE TO BRAzIL.-The
American and Brazilian Steamship Com
pany, incorporated by the Legislature of
Alabama, has opened On Office at Mobile.
The first vessel of the line established by
the company left Mobile last week with
thirty seven passengers, mostly emigrants,
for the Brazilian Empire.
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Detached.

WAsnISGToS, September ls.-Commodore
Melancthon Smith, executive officer of the
Washington Maynard, has been detached
and made Chief of the Bureau of Equipment
and Repairs, in place of Commodore Smith,
lpcpn God
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Alexander G. Cattell Elected Senator from

New Jtiscy
TRENTON, September ls.-Alexander G.. Cat
tell was elected United States Senator, re-
ceivng the votes of all the Republicans in
each House the Democrats refusing TO vote.
They presented a protest, declaring the new
law for the election of United States Senator
unconstitutional and also declared that there
was no vacancy. They also condemned the
United States Senate in severe terms for de-
priving MIR. Stockton of his vote while being
permitted TO retain his seat. The Legislature
will meet in Joint convention to morrow.
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RuIlnred Eeninn Rnil.

New YORK, September lS.-lt is rumored
that 100 Fenians purpose leaving Boston to-
morrow for raid on some of the Canada
banks. President Roberts is taking measures
to stop the expedition.
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Resignation ofthe Director Of the United States
Mint ut Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September lS.-EX- Governor
Pollock, Director OF the United States Mint,
has resigned, not approving of the President
policy. William Milward had previously
been appointed by the President to the posi-.
ton
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The Late Camp Meeting Disturbance
Meeting Of the MelhOdiSiA.

BALTIMORE, September 1.-THE Metho-
dists held very large meeting here to-
night in reference to the recent camp meet
ing riot. Resolutions were adopted de-
nouncing the affair as an unprovokcd out
rage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-19

COREY IL LUBBOCK, CORNER
NTWENTY- FIRST ,v AMP P1cK pp sTR ~ sTI
KINDS OF PAPER sTOCK.-The subscribers
would inform their fsnds AND ass
\ CO-FARTNERSHIP for the purpose OF con-
Quoting GENERAL PAPER STOCK BUSINESS s
and are to Pay he
PERFECTIONS, SCRAP PAPER, MANILA
ROPE and BAGGING, and everything else apper-
partner, Mr.. COREY, is well known In Rich.
mond as having been engaged for several years IN
the trade. The junior partner, Mr. LUBbGh,
was for several years secretary and treasurer OF
the Franklin Paper Mill Company. and snbse,
uuently agent Of the Manchester Paper MIL, and
will be happy to serve tho customers OF both
establishments. We have made arrangements WIN
Messrs Robinson & Fairbanks, agents, to furnish
the Manchester Paper Mill with stock, aud trust
that gathercrs OF stock Will see the importance OF
selling il where it will be kept at home. Country
dea lers and merchants sending us rags, &C., can
rely on prompt relnittances in every Instance.
ssu-sm H. w LUBBOCK.
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Receipts OF the Government from various
Sources.

WARRINGTON, September lS.-During the
quarter ending June Both, ls66, the receipts OF
the Government from sales OF public lands,
direct tax, internal revenue, and incidental
sources were 1929, o4o, 49,. 81: from loans, &c.,
1892 392 330-making n total receipt of 1921,
33,O92.67. The expenditures were 1920, Az,
FOL -
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INSURANCE.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
INl OP VIRGINIA. CHARTERED 1874.

N UTUAL ASSU KANCF SUJlE 7
Nl OF VIRGINIA. CHARTERED 1874.
DIRECTORS:
Jaquelin p. Taylor, William c. Allen william
Gray, James H. Grant, James Dunlop, Alfred T.
Harris, John C. Hobson, Thomas II. Ellis, John
Frseland, q. Y. Watson, John Purcell, William
rutherford.
This old and well. known VIRGINIA institution
10 now prepared IL issue "PERPETUAL" and
ANNUAL" POLICIES upon real estate. II has
and HIS paid upwards OF TWO MILLION DOL
LARS Of losses to the people OF this State.
Important changes have been made for the bene-
ut of the assured.
The -four ffths" feature and that OF 90 CONT
entities" have been abolished, giving to the as
sured full ins IRA nee, as in other companies.
Parties holding RECORDED LENS are pro-
tected to the extent OF insura nee In this Office.
ONCE on the east side OF Ninth, between Broad
and Marshal II streets. au 2-B
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FERTILIZERS.

TELLS SUPER-PHOSPHAT OF
II LIME-ZELL'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
Their superiority attested by effects on late fan
FINE and DkY FOR DRILLING
Farmers and dealers will consult their interest
by examining before purchasing any other article.
For sale on six or twelve months, credit BY
DUPUY MCKINNEY,
"a rd5tSc2t* soIe Agents.
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AMIrsEMENTa.-
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
MADAME 6HIoNI AND srssoR sUslsrs
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. "a
MAX sTRAKOsCH, DIRECTOR.


POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. CON.
MENCING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER PATH.
Mn, MAX sTRAEOsCH begs to inform his pa.
irons hs. he will give in h ~ f rAaS
OPERA Limited to six nights, with his popular
sm a srisses from Inc New York Academy Of
Music.
Madame AHGIoLINI GHIONI, Nademoissils
Madame f1TFi sTRAKoscH, Phma Donna Con-
ualto.
signor ETToRE IRFRB, signor ARCHlLLE Ek-
PRrxI BAnrroxI:
signor GUISBPPEMARRA,s ignor ARDAVANl
PRINA BASIL:
signor AUGUSTINE sUsINI, sisnor COLETTI.
rESoRI coNPRIxARI:
Signors XIMENES and cHIESA.
BAsso coxPRIMARI:
sgnors LOCATELLI and MAssIO.
sscUSDo DosSAs:
signora PARoZZI and Mademoiselle GROSS.
STAGE MANAGER:
Signor GRILLO.
CONDUCTOR AND MUSICAL DIRECTORS:
signor sARTI, Signor CARELLl.
LEApER.-Herr ZiTTERBARTH.
cosrrxgR:
Signor SANTELIA.
The chorus Of twenty i've members has been
carefully NJ lectsd from the best available talent
nf New York, and constitutes prominent festsr e
Of the company. Altogether, including tho GRAND
ORCHESTRA, there Is an imposing array OF
SEyENTY-FIyE FiRST-CLAS ARTISTES.
Tho following operas will be performed entire
ERNANI CRIsPINO LA C0MARR.
LhPRICAfNB, AND
BARBER OF SEVILLE.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER q, 1868.
Yerdrs masterpiece,
ERIN ANI.
First appearance in this city OF the great tenor
SriyOR IRfRE.
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First appearance in this city Of the great tenor
SriyoR IRfRE
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EUANO. GUANO, GUANO.-lO0 tons
SEW se NV FRENCH & CIEysHAw
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1\ISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
/ ISHIP.-The firm Of LEE i COX Is this'day
dissolved by mutual consent .
A. s. LEE will settle up the business OF the
concern. $500 hhn WA
Richmond July II. 1865.
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V,HE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
to and from New York, st. Louis, and intermediate
points, and az far south ~ Atlanta, Ga. In order
to afford the most ample security to shippers, II has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such ~
TIE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO.
PoLITAN, AND PHENIX.
whose aggregate capital and assets amountto
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car
riers' risk and security il afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE is MADE.
rHR NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSFORM.
TON COMPANY
ia now prepared to do business -
CHgAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
- can bs done by any other company.
J. Z. JOHNSTON, President.
B.P. PickLIs, General Superintendent.
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY
AGAINST LIGHTNING.
PATENT Et tfaansiso ROD. ,,,.
Consisting OF a combination Of metxls-ikoSs
ZINC. and COPPBR-sctentinsall Y arranSsd,
BIING BUT HALP.INCH in DiAAkIhkI AND
EQUAL TO A THRBE.lNCH BAN Or ikON
in CONDUCTING CAPACITY.
MAKING 1T NEAT
Upon THE BUILDINGS and
rIsTENINGs, REMOVING THE COLLECTIONS
TO THE SHALL E ESD VOW coAAoShh
This ROD 10 entirely continuous In ita character,
and decidedly the sAPRsT aud Best LIGHT:
MING ROO now before the American people, and
so pronounced by the best science o. THIS county
Persons wishing 10 pnIchsss the above specified
ROD or the common IRON ROD, can be supplied
at reasonable rates and oil work put up BY mo
kept In repair free Of charge II not inpsissa py
State and county rights for PATENT BOD for
WV WILLIAM 9. MUysoN, Agent
au ss-im box 100 post-omee, Richmond, ss.
TRANSFER OF SToCK.-The under
l. signed, executor OF WILLIAM Wsk, de.
ceased. late of the county OF Hsrford \. o.. gives
notice Thai he will apply 10 the Circuit Cont OF ne
next after the expiratioa Of Two months ron s .ne
for an order directing the transfcr 10 him ot tns
.iork in raid CORPORATION belonging 10 hs tesaio''
md s,anding In hts namc at ht death ..~u
anu ' ~, WI 4; y s \ ws:s.
MvaVEERsBoRo', n. c., Sepsenabefs' w.
| 40 il-iAw?m
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BARBER OF SEVILLE

GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER %, 1868.
Yerdrs masterpiece,
ERIN AMI.
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TRUSsEs, TRUSSES, OF every vari-
BHNNiNG'S CELEBRATED BODY BRACE,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, ac,
We have on hand large stock OF TRUSSES, and
Invite all In want 10 give us > call
WOODROOP BROTHERS,,
iy0 corner OF Fourth and FRANKLIN streets.
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TLOUR. ELOUR.-Just received, 100
II barrels LATHROP MILLS FLOUR. For sale
by .. r. LATHROP, Agent,
ssAu south side Dock.
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JUDGE NOT ACCORDING To Az
u PEARANCE, but, like sensible men, test the
products OF your neighbors and friends, and then,
Ii not worthy, discard them: This 10 all we ASK
for BAKERa PREMIUM BITTERS. We recon-
mend them as superior to all northern remedies for
Dyspepsia and Indigestion, and III upon trial, they
do not prove their superiority, then we ,sy lis,
card them. As tonic, physicians OF the hlShestt
praise. Give them trial. These Bittsrs are 20 be
had Of all prominent druggists. Orders niisS ny
addressing bAh1n,
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CARGO OF CORN-WHITE AND
~ YKLLOW-to arrive, or sale by
PALMER, HARTSo0K l. Co.,.
M Is Fourteenth street.
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lust RECEIVED, ENGLISH COR
u DUR0Y and yELyETINE. Also, = new lot Of
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS, at No.
1900 Main street.,
90 Its Z. b. SPENCE, Aren't.
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nIARRHEA, CHOLERA MORBUS,
H. CRAMP CHOLIC.. AND AsIATiC CH0LEHa,
when treated with B ETTs DlARRHGA
time LIE. all who suffer Try, and be convinced.
For sale by SAUNDERS HOWARD,
-- Drngyhts,
40 IL a. BROOK ayanna and Marsh all ntreeS.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-28
The GuIIIotIne Marchcs On.

The Presidential guillotine has been
moved to Cincinnati and is shaving off
official heads with great rapidity. The
Federal revenue officers in the First,
Second and Third Congressional Districts
of this State, are all being removed. We
have already commented on the removal
Of 2. NJ. W. Taylor, the excellent and
efficient collector of the Second District,
and the appointment of S. F. Carey to his
place. A Washington dispatch says that
Mr.. Carey's name is to be withdrawn, and
that General NJ. L. Force will receive the
appointment. Colonel L. A. Harris, for
merly of the Twenty-eighth Ohio, and
now Mayor of Cincinnati, is to be Collec-
tor of the First District in placeof Thomas
Spooner. Col. E. Bassett Langdon is to
be Assessor of the same district in place
of Fosdick. Maxwell P. Gaddis is to be
Pension Agent at Cincinnati, in the place
Of Davis. Other appointments in that
city are under advisement. In the Third
District, Hon. L. D. Campbelrs home,
Col. Vandeveer, of the Thirty-ffth Ohio
isto be Collector of Internal Revenue.
So the axe keeps falling and Headsman
johnson is surrounding himself with a
goryrampart of slaughtered Radical office
holders.