The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-26

Fifth districts The counties of Lincoln
Boyle and Mercer of the Seventh district
and the counties of Magoffin, Floyd, and
Pike, of the Ninth, are consolidated with the
present Eighth district, and the consolidated
district known as the Eighth district,
with William ]. Landram as collector. To
the remaining counties of the Seventh
district are added the Sixth district and the
remaining counties of the Ninth district, and
the district thus formed is TO be known as the
Seventh, A. NJ. Swope, collector, whose head
quarters will probably be at Covington.
Indiana-The Tenth and Eleventh dis
tricts are consolidated, to be known as the
Eleventh, with Thomas NJ. kirkpatrick as
collector. The First and Seventh are con-
solidated, to be known as the Seventh, with
William W. Carter as collector. He will
probably continue his headquarters at Terre
Haute. The Sixth and Fourth districts are
consolidated under the name of the Fourth,
with Horace Mckay as collector. He will
probably have his office at Indianapolis.
Illinois-The Second and Third districts
are consolidated, to be known as the Second
district, with Lucien B. Crooker collector.
His headquarters will probably be at Aurora.
The Seventh and Eighth districts are con-
| solidated under the name of the Eighth,
with John w. Hill collector.
Michigan-The State is to be divided by a
line running north and south, which now
marks the boundaries of the United States
judicial districts. All east of the line is to be
known as the First district, with James H.
Stone collector He will probably have his
headquarters at Detroit. All west of the
line to be known a. the Fourth district,
with Chas. w. Watkins collector. He will
probably be located at Grand Rapids.
Wisconsin.-A similar division is made of
the State of Wisconsin. All east of the di-
viding line is 10 be known as the First dis
trict, with Irving M. Bean as collector. His
headquarters will probably be at Milwaukee.
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the Second district, with Leonard Lothridge
| as collector.
Ohio.-The Third and Sixth districts are
| consolidated, under the name of the Sixth
district; George P. Durham, collector. His
| headquarters will probably be at DAYTON.
The Seventh and Eleventh districts are con-
| solidated, to be known as the Eleventh dis
| trict, with Marcus Boggs collector. His office
will probably be at Chillicothe The Fourth
and Tenth districts are consolidated,
Under. under the name of the Tenth
collector. The Fifteenth and Eighteenth are
consolidated, to be known as the Eighteenth,
with Worthy s. Streator collector. His Office
will probably be at Cleveland.
Iowa-The counties of Cedar, Clinton,
Jackson, Jones, Linn, Muscatine, Scott,
| Louisa, Washington, johnson, Keokuk,
Iowa, Benton, Mahaska, Powesheik Tama,
Marion, Jasper, Warren, Polk, Madison,
Dallas, Adair, Guthrie, Cass, Audubon, Pot
tawattomie, Shelby and Harrison are consoli-
| dated into district to be known as the Sec
ond, with John w. Greene collector. All
| that portion of the State south of the coun-
ties named above is consolidated into one
district known as the Fourth with J. w.
| Burdette as collector. This is new ap-
pointment All that portion of the State
north of the counties named is constituted
one district, known as the Third, with James
E. Simpson collector.
MisSOuri-fHha First and SanOnH detri iatS
are consolidated under the name of the
First district with Isaac II. Sturgeon as col
lector. He will probably make his head
quarters at St. Louis The Fifth and Sixth
districts are consolidated under the name of
the Sixth district, with Philip Doppler as
collector.
Minnesota-The First and Second districts
are consolidated under the name of the
Second district with William Bickel as col
lector, who will probably be located at st.
Paul.
West Virgnia-The First and Second dis
tricts are consolidated under the name of the
First district with Isaac H. DuvaI as col
lector.
Virginia-A new district is made up in
this State, to be known as the Second dis
trict to include the counties of Stafford,
King George, Westminster Northumberland
Richmond, Essex, Lancaster, King and
Queen, Spottsylvania, Caroline, King Will
liam, Middlesex, Gloucester, Matthews, York,
Isle of Wight, Norfolk Nanscmond, Prin-
cess Anne, Warwick, Elizabeth City,
Chesterfield, Amelia, Nottoway, Powhatan,
Henrico Kent Southampton, Greenville,
Sussex, Surrey, Prince George, Dinwiddie,
Brunswick, Lunenburg, Charlotte, Appomat-
tox, Prince Edward, Cumberland, Bucking-
ham, Fluvianna, Louisa, Hanover and Gooch-
land, and the cities of fredericksburg, Nor
folk, Portsmouth, Richmond, Manchester,
Charles, James, Williamsburg and Peters
/ ht1ra /, L., N D. H.
counties of Lee, Wise, Scott Buchanan, Rus
sell, Washington, Dickinson, Tazewell,
Smythe, Grayson, Carroll Wythe, Bland,
Giles, Pulaski, Montgomery, Craig, Roanoke,
Franklin, Floyd, Patrick Henry, Spottsyl-
vania, Halifax and Mecklenburg, and the
city OF Danville, are constituted a district,
to be known as the Fourth with John B.
Roulston as collector. The counties of ALLIE
gheny, Bath, Highland, Rockbridge Au-
gusta Rockingham, Shenandoah, Page,
Madison, Green, Botetourt, Bedford, Camp
bell, Amherst, Nelson, Albemarle, Orange,
Cnlpepper, Rappahannock, Farquhar, Prince
William, Fairfax, Alexandra, Loudon,
Clarke, Frederick and Warren, and the cities
of Staunton, Lynchburg Alexandria and
Winchester are constituted district, to be
known as the Sixth district, with William
E. Craig as collector This is a new appoint
ment.
In North Carolina the Second district and
part OF the Fourth are constituted one,
under the name of the Fourth district, with
Isaac J. Young as collector. The Fifth and
part of the Fourth district are constituted
one, to be known as the Fifth, with William
H. Wheeler as collector
With the exception of a few changes in
Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland and
New Jersey the above list includes all the
changes made.
ARCHITECT HILLS IGNORANCE.