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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18
THE CASE OF p.yMAsTER HODGE,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.-The Secretary OF
War has sent to the Judge Advocate Gen
cral the communication Of General Brice
TO the Adiutant General detailing the cir
cums,auces OF the Hodge defalcation, and
the Secretary has directed the Judge Ad-
vocate General to prefer charges. against
Major hodge. The application on behalf
OF Hodge to be relieved from close conline-
meat has been refused by the Secretary OF
War. and he will therefore remain, as now,
in close custody at Fort McHenry. Pay
master-Gencral Brjce called on the Secre-
tarv OF War this morning to say he courted
the fullest and s~tricteSt investigation into
his official conduct in the administration of
the affairs Of the Pay Department, cspe-
cially with regard to Hodges detatcatlon.
General Be1nap has officially informed the
SccrltagT Uf the Treasury Of Hodges de-
fulratioU, arrest, and imprisonment, and OF
the action looking to his trial by military
authority.
Secretary Boutwell, Is expected in Wash
instcn in 4 few days, his return being has
tened by the Developments in the
Hodge dtfalcation case, and with Il
view to investigate the implications in
the TreaSurer's office in connection there
with. IL is said by the Treasury Of
tiriaIs that there is no Way 10y which the
Trcasurer's Office can have knowledge OF
IRREGULARITIES or detalcatlon oil paYmaSterS,
The only duty Of the Treasurer being to
honor Ill checks of ~paymasters drawn on
regular warrants to the extent OF the credit
OF such paymastersin his office.
TIE SYNDICATE BoNDs-oH1o oFFIcE.HoLDERs
- on H RAMPAGE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The Treasury
DEPARTMENT is about to hand over the first
hundred millions Of bonds subscribed for
bv the Syndicate. Nearly forty millions OF
this amount have already been sent to Eu-
rope, and ten millions more will be sent by
special messenger next week. The remain
ING fifty millions are to be distributed III
this country to the national bank subscrl-
bers. The first payment OF interest on the
new funded loan falls due on November LIST.
The Chic association OF Government of
flee holders here are drawing up Il set OF
resolutions denouncing such heads OF De-
partmcnts as retain Democrats i'll office or
appoint x.Contederates. The resolutions
seemed to be particularly aimed at Post
mastcr-General Crcswell for appointing an
ex-Confederate soldier to q clerkship.
The sureties of Major Hodge, defalltlns
paymaster, amount to forty thousand dol
FAIRS Cor. Bait. Sua. .
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,rrrER FROM "vFAToR."

r..Lcr.. Mountain Traditions about Tt
-, Mountain Purchased by n Man who
,a,. his Fortune is Made The Valley Rail
"a Tho Supervisors OF Roanoke The III
Hold the County 20 its Subscription,
,c Nnar a Party Issue Methodist Con.
-,cc Roanoke College aud Other Instltn =.
,,r. In tho Valley Salem Bristol Lc-
,,,,on Association "Niator" III hts lie.
.,,u-c-Thc Crops Memphis Rats Travel
-. ras, -Tcwns-G rccnNille Andy John
ems shop. &c. Where Morgan Was BE
..,,ct -knoN,tlIc &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18
FROM WAsHINaTox.

Epidemic OF Crime -ChnrRen and Counter
5 Charges Of Government Of7cers-Thc Faise
EHerss at Reform : Washinatoua Target for
Dctraction-roints Of the Political 0bseryya-
. finn. sc. -. ..
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MARIEE INTELLIGENCE .
MINIATURE ALMANAC. sEPTEMRER Is, 1871.
s,n rises 6 50 Moon sets...--.- $40
saa sets ,......... 900 High ide.......... E4e

PORT OF RICHMOND SEPTEMBER Is, ISL !
ARRIVED. :
Steamer Albemarle. Couch; New YORK, MGR
steansr Joan Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk.
81 Schooner Revoka, Hall, Havre de Grace, coal,
"rchoon.r Union, grain, James rivsr,yP. b.
p. A. Sublett. ~ ssza2 :: 1902.
@s "..t - SAILED. - 3
steamer Pa1ieade, Nelson, Chiekahominy, mer-
schooner Rrteze. Nelson, Philadelphia, pig
iron. C ,rtis d Parker. 1919 ,s.wt,,r -.
Schooner Corredo, montgomery NonolA VIA
schooner Francis HATCH Faies, boston, mer-
chandisc, Currie d Co.
BELOW,
schooners Ashland, Johu q. Henry, and john
Il, Ford, In tow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18
| ioAL, COKE, AND Wo -

" c, AMI NOJD, Tsr
HILL Mvp rsady to deliver the hes. rr.oy.n
any portion Of I he eta at Us per load; delivered Iin n
- VII receive orders for WI 7Trp
ket ra ssasesea II Septembcr and October. Al = n Z,
Best LUMP and HAN. sopr
49, coal, OF the rass NM SVaE: AN.
spiis. aig = and PIPE WOoD, long. ssx ana 81,
W. p "@y on hand attic lowest MARKET r .sna
would he, o;sd Is still with me s sG
any description. "'a" aas Waiting 9oes CT
an M wTotlis sth st near Packet iandi,. &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18
WINES, Afeuoxs, ToBAC1O,&c 4.

selected every year by our Mr.. Garmendta. Prices
from S56 70 81 900 per thousand. 3 r ID s.I..yE#
ROMERO, DAVE s, and other dry, delicate
81 ERKIGH, in ! and t casks /; also, in glass.
Rivlere, Garorat % Co.'s PALE C0GHAC
BRASDIES, vintages,of 1869 to ls44, In lilo, 1, and
l-5 casks, and Ia pstent cases, twelve bottles each.
Charles Fares ChImpagnes, Wines, Grand Vim
;" Fugenie," Imperial, Csbinetu snd selleEy, quarts
ca Ell, in wood and glass /; Port Wines, MadIra,'
Gin, Fun, Cordis s, Ind every variety Of French,
italian, and Spanish Goods in our line. MaTseiles
Wines IN ! aud I casks. Sweet on, in tin and
glass, Maccaronl. old Government Jaws Cofeas
&c. No. a South Calvert stfeet, Balttinore.
Represented by nessrs. CAshd ba saos2 In
q stock ON hand. my 3l-M& dm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18

THE VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND
'..''f AND VlCIElTT, I: 1T
Embracing e sketch OF the city !; notices OF all the
~ mcipal places Of interest aud historic note a
directory or the churches, charitable institutions,
and secret benevolent orders, and much other
valuable in Information to the citizen or tourist.
The work is cmbeiishei With an engraved title
page, an accurate map, anil ane views ofthc Cap
it'll, Washington Monument, Libby Priaon, aud
1t. johns Church. ssa4. ID,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18

a NTHRACITE COAL.-NoW afloat, 800
IA tons best gu Atty II. A. EGG and STOVE
GOALS, which viii be sold from the vessels al low
Figures. {. s-tEg G-L. ~n.
I Cali and see my prices, and lay In your winter
supply OF coal before thcge Is al advance IN coal
and freigtts In the mortimer n markets. 80
WRIT ROBERTS,,
j. IL Corner 17th and Dock Streets.
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The gray and hrashy hair by few
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1t is the cheapest HAIR DRESS
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HOMES
FOR THE MILLION.

kArp opportunities aEv nov orerrd for securing
homes Iu = mild healthy. and congvnisl ctimair,
ior one thir,i OF their value ave wear. hence.
1hE NATIONAL REAL k-rarE AOESCs has for
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the Middle and southern static improved stock
grain and frnu farms rice-sugar ami cotton plan
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WATERING PLANTS NirH Hor WATER.
ht> & 'tely been shown. bF careful rxperi-
IA -nt. ihat ~lcAiy ppty-d plants even some
iltt nave almost 81 out. can be greatly
oeHentrd. aud sometimes. indeed. entirely
restored tp Vigor- by applying warm water
~ Hh q it>teAi OF cold In certain eases
oleAldar- hich had never blooned. or did
50 only iuperfrc IL, after being treated
with iuAr-Warn water. increasing the tenn
perature gradually from 40 up 10 10 de-
grees Fahrenheit, produced the most mag
nirclrnt luxuriance of bloom. Similar re-
suits occurred with an old plant of Hoya:
and also with an India-rubber tree which
had nearly withered away In all cases
the application Of water heated 10 10 de-
erees Fahreheit without any other precau-
ton, caused a new and hourishiug growth.
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Iowa promises an overwhelming fruit
crop this season.
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GRAIN spectators with their cries OF
short crops" are unable to oppose the
current of reliable reports this year, and
accomplish their purpose of raising the
prices of -four.
We hear from all quarters that the pros
pect of bountiful harvests is most promis-
ing. Wheat is beyond the danger of frost
and the oldest farmers say they never kne "
IL 10 look SO well. Corn also looks admir-
ably. California seems to be the only un-
fortunate State in the Union, thus far.
The drought has so far injured her grow
ing Wheat that she will have but little this
year to export.
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BOSTON.
1 tTKR an extensive practice Of upwards Of
the United states also Ia Great britain, France
aud csher fos~isn countries. Caveats. spe-ifica-
tons, A assignments, ass all other papers for Pa
tents. executed reasonable tesuas, vi th dis.
patch Researches made to deter mine the validity
and utility Of Patents OF iaveataons, and legal
aud other advice renslsret in all matters touching
the same Copies OF the claims Of any patent
furnished BY remitting one dollar. As-snssens-
recorded IN " ashinrton.
No A9eacy ia Ne tsfed Sfafes possessss ssb e~scr
fcssifss for uSfsssAo Psfssfs, s<cerfssnfsy fAs
yracsscoksiify efisreaftoas.
All necessity Of iosraey ta Washington 10
procure \ fatrnt, and the usual great delay there
here saved Inventors.
ID
TESTIMONIALS.
"Ircgard Mr. Eddy - me of the most esspaAss and
siscs',ssfsi practitioners nth whom ! have had
official intercourse. CHAs. MASON.
Comm siorers Of Patents.
~ have no hesitation IN assuring inv enters that
they cannot employ n man sssrv co.sP>fsaf ~sd
tr-sssscorfAs. more capable Of putting their
applications in . form to secure for them early
and favorable consideration At the Patent once
EDMUND BURR
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Nh Lddy has made for me over THIRTY az
piioation> for Psients, having been successful In
almost every case. succ nnmisiaksbIe proof ol
great tatvnt ani ability on his part, leads me 10
commend all Inventors to apply TO him 10 pro
cure their patents. as they msy be sure OF having
the H,-st faishnal attention bestowed on thor
asses aud at very reasonable charges,
JOHN rAGGART.
fi.sston ia... I~1t-iyr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

RAILROAD MArrERs.-The North g.
South Railroad through Upton to Stan.
wood, Anamosa and the North. West is
again subject of no little interest at
the points named, and we confidently
expect to be able within short time to
make good and definite report of the
progress of such an enterprise. We
shall rejoice at a connection with Stan
wood not only on account of the advan.
tages of the North Western Railroad,
bat because it is place we believe in
the spirit and energy shown by Its citi-
Gems, as such, give it no less than them
selves = character and weight among
US.
The 1. s. w. is mastering it's forces
for a grand conflict with the enemies OF
railroad building, hill and stream. Ev-
cry day brings new faces among us in
regard to whom the question, who Is
that? is answered, Railroad man"
The force employed Is constantly in
creasing, but from the number Of "bos.
ses" who are already hero without their
respective crews Of hands, we are in
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

THE FOURTH was celebrated by the
Seventh Day Adventists, and others, Of
Cedar Co.. at Mason's Grove, where
forty. two cheerful souls participated.
The programme consisted Of opening
remarks and prayer by ED. J. T.
Mitchell; reading Declaration Of indie.
perdencs, by r. d. Tyson; followed by
short speeches and responses from J. 7.
Michel, f. Tyson, u. Andre, A. l..
Haviland, J. Dorcas and others, inter-
spersed with singing; and last but not
least, dinner-and here, after thanks
giving, all did ample justice to beauti.
full, hygienic table, spread In the will
derness. II ~
The Joy was for all, and oil were JOY.
full. Afternoon exercises, introduced BY
singing, consisted Of short speeches,
songs, &c, concluding with the benedic'
ton.
A vote of thanks was rendered to A.
l.. Haviland for the efficient manner
In which he served as Marshal of the
Day.
Indeed, all were Sd we'll pleased that
it was resolved to organize for another
year, the Lord willing, and a commit
tee of three was appointed to take the
matter in charge. Resp'y,
J. DORCAS, Pres.
d. ANDRE, Sec.
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DavrSpoer Julv - 1877.
MUscATINE, July IL. 1871.
A Few Words to the Ladies.

Many ladies, particularly mothers
nursing, complain of a tired, listless
feeling, or complete exhaustion, on
arising in the morning. On the wife
and mother devolves the responsibility
OF regulating the duties of the house.
hold. Her cares are nmerous, and the
mental as we'll as the physical powers
are frequently called into requisition.
She often finds her slightest occupation
weary task and existence a burden,
while Mt tho same time she has no
regular disease. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, if resorted to at this period, will
prove an unfailing remedy for this an.
noying lassitude. The effects Of this
potent agent are soon seen in the rosy
cheek and elastic step Of the h Fad Of the
family, as with restored health and
renewed spirits she takes her accustom-
ed place in the family circle. If this
friend In need he regularly used those
depressing symptoms will never be
complained Of and not only would las
situde not he experienced, but many
diseases following its advent be avoided.
As a medical agent it has no equal,
while its pleasing flavor and healthful
effects have made it general favorite.
1t is free from all properties calculated
to impair the system, and its operations
are at once mild, soothing and efficient.
All who have used the Bitters attest its
virtues and commend it to use. 2Gw4
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Upton. June q, 1871.

This may certify to all interested that
l have told no one on any occasion that
the proprietors of the ADVERTISERS
charged for any notices Of party or other
public meetings; but did on a certain
occasion say that such report was used
as campaign argument when one Of
the proprietors Of that paper mot now
connected with it, was u candidate for
p. NJ. w. ii. MORROW.
We might add to the latter certificate
that of the Chairman of the Go. Repub.
lean Central Committee that mo pay
meut was ever made the ADVERTISER
for announcement Of political meetings,
and further, that all charges for print
ing posters and tickets were at mini.
mum rates while the office contributed
a share to bear expenses of canvass"
but more than enough is said. The on
.ly graceful refuge left for the Enterprise
man is that Of the gentleman who asked
his companions to explain the case of a
boy who said his father and mother had
a daughter but he had no sister. The
question being finally returned to the
asker for explanation, it was made per-
fectly clear by "Wby, the boy lied, of
course
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

CELEBRATION IN Iowa TOWNSHIP
The Good Templars of Union Valley
Lodge, and the several Sabbath Schools
of Iowa township had a grand celebra.
ton Of the Fourth ut the Baptist church
on Doty's Bottom. Charles Cope was
President Of the day, and J. 3. Smith,
Marshal. The speakers were Kersey o,
Holmes of West Liberty and Rev. O. Z.
Baker Of Wilton, the latter addressed
the Sabbath Schools. Miss. Rowe OF
Atalissa gave splendid music on the
organ, and songs were sung by different
choirs. The crowd was large and we'll.
behaved. Thus was this day consecra-
ted to the cause Of Patriotism, Temper.
ence and Sabbath Schools. All seemed
to enjoy the occasion very much.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

SPRINGDALE SEMINARY AND NOR
NAL Before adverting to the
Normal Academy, which is really the
subject of this article, it may be that
there are citizens of this county who
are not aware Of the existence of such
an institution of learning within its
limits as indicated by the first part Of
the caption, and who may learn by this
brief reference that at Springdale a
Seminary is organized, with thoroughly
competent officers and teachers, in the
different departments of which pupils
may obtain all the instruction necessary
to be fitted for the regular course of our
first class colleges. The fall term and
school year of this institution begins
Sept. 18th, 1871.
The Normal Academy Is otherwise
denominated as the Normal Term of the
Seminary, and has its session of four
weeks during the long vacation, this
year beginning on the I'd day Of August.
The advantages to all who intend teach
Au6 Vi PiCCtSClJ DOSu AuStiuCtlVH duu
opportunities as this term offers are
MANY and manifest.
Much that we would have said expla-
natory and commendatory Of the Nor
NAL Academy is rendered unnecessary
by the following, addressed by thv
County Superintendent to teachers, and
which beside well describing the Nor.
NAL, adds other information of import
ancc to those to whom it is directed:
TO Teachers: Prof. Eli U. Cook,
Print al of the Springdale Public
School, assisted by ID. w. Lewis, o.
Washington in this State, Clarkson
Davis, ofthe Spiceland Iud. Academy
and B. G. Hobbs, formerly Superinten
dent OF Public Inst, uction of Indiana
will hold Normal Institute at Spring
dale, commencing on the % day Of Aug
| next.
Teachers attending this school, beside
other and obvious advantages, will re
ceive all the benefits to he had by atten
ding q County Institute. A public ex
animation, free to all members of tn
school, will be held at the close Of tn
term by the County Superintendent
This examination will be tolerabl,
thorough, but not technical nor puzzliDI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

IMPROVEMENTS being the order Of the
day, Messrs. Pritchard & Co. have &C
coded to it to the extent of giving their
livery establishment a new rig-horses,
harness and buggy. A well matched
span of lively stepping creams,
white name and tail, gay har-
ness, bright, span new top
buggy-and the concomitant-isn'tb bad
to take out on pleasant evening, is it,
boys? Well, Pritchard can supply you
with all but the concomitant, aud ii you
can't find that, with such premises to
argue from, you'd better stay at home.
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.....s1Ican county Convention.

D..nblican County Convention.
~ p.pubicans of Cedar county will meet
:. Tx s,essts Convention in the Court House. In
T,nton. on Saturday. the 10th day
Of August next,
.,u o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of putting
In nomination candidates for tbs following
Sns candidate for Senator Of the 9th District;
Two candidates for Representatives Of the Goth
ono candidate for County Auditor;
one candidate for Sheriff;
one candidate for supervisor;
one candidate for Superintendent;
Ons cand dAt0 fer Surveyor;
one candidate for Drainage Commissioners;
and for the Transaction Of such other business
a. usually comes before such convention.
The representation will DO one delegate for
delegate for every ffty votes or fraction over
FOR Ei. Wright for secretary OF state:
The foil wing II the number Of delegates to
which each township Is entitled:
Center, Linn, =
Cass. 2 Massilon,
Dayton, pioneer,
Fremont, 3 Red Oak.
Fairfield, Rochester.
Pennington, epringdale,
Cover, Springfield,
Iowa, Sugar Creek,
inland.
The Townsh!p Primary Meetings are request
caucuses, on Saturday, August 18th. at 2o'cloch
p. NJ. 70 avoid oil dissatisfaction, It 10 espe
cially desired that all Republicans TURN OUT
to these meetings, and see to II that their re-
Chairman Of Central Committee
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

MCCosH Il DoNAHUE, manufacturers
of the beautiful McCroskey monument
alluded to last week, and importers and
dealers in marbles of all kinds, lime,
cement, &C., are found at 43 Perry st.
Davenport, Iowa-a fact of some import
ance which was neglected in connection
with the previous notice Of the firm.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

A TRIAL, yesterday afternoon, before
Justice Tuthill, was brought for the
purpose of recovering damage for a colt
belonging to Mr.. Jacob Seitsinger al
legged to have been killed by, or to have
died in consequence of logging given
by, Saml. Kaufman. A decision was
not reached in time for publication.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

THE TRIAL Of Geo. Wilson for as
sault and battery, alluded to last week
as the sequel of the rape case, was had
on Thursday In Justice Sweets Court
and before jury. The evidence was
gone over at length much the same as
in the former trial except that all out
side Of time and place as cited by the
formal charge was excluded by the
court. The jury returned a verdict Of
not guilty.