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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gun POWDER.
ORANGE RIFLE AND SPORTING.
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD

The attention ofsportsmen and dealers is called
to the following facts:
Atthe trial of arms before the Examining Board
IN Washington, IN August, 1866 cartridges made
frem this powder gave far greater penetration,
range and cleanliness, and in competition with the
principal American powders proved in every
respect, superior to all others.
AT THE WIMBLEDON RIFLE MEETING, IN ENG
LAND July 1866, competing with the best of for
elgn Powders, the same result was obtained, with
the FIRST PRIZE.
Inc Board convened by order of the commander
n-chet OF the State of Now York for the examine
ton OF small arms, whose sessions were attended
by officers specially detached by the Russian,
Prussian and Danish Governments, say, in their
printed report of the numerous guns on trial that
after one hundred reunds all but one became 90
foul as not to admiethe cartridge. This he'd to a
test of the powder and they deem the subject of
SO much Importance that they say in their report.
''The Powder used in these cartridges deserves
special mention being very superior. 1T is
THE ORANGE RIFLE POWDER.'
Another meeting of the Board, called By Special
Order No. 1875, of the Adjutant- General, under
date of May Is, 1867, is subject among other con-
ditions, to the following ia article 31d: VIZ
"In order to conform to the United States stand
ard charge, as now adopted, the charge will be
seventy grains The Powder. to be. the Orange
Aihe Powder, manufactured by Smith and r and
Powder Company. T.. t.... $500 ''
One Of the best sportsmen in the State writes :
"With the Orange Powder made the largest
score ever made '''sS& t'ag'ap993 sasiaasse. u
e.. Vim. Taylor, Esq, the celebrated pigson-shoot-
err says: ''Itis thebest powder have ever used. !"
The Blasting and mining Ponder manufactured
BY this company, is guaranteed stronger than any
in use, after repeated tests the anthracite mines
Of Pennsylvania in competition with other brands,
it was proved superior to all others, and is now
in general use in these mines, and where heavy
work is to be done requiring powder Of snasuay
strength and turity. lis highly recommended The
attention of railroad contractors is specially call
led to the superior quality of this Powder.
SMITH & RAND POWDER CO.,
80 New York.
s7fs ..is4" 7'5 a y. RICHMOND, Va. =
August 3lst, 1868. /
We have been appointed agents for the sale in
this State, Of the above celebrated, and favor
lite, brand of-Powder. We take pleasure in say
ing that wherever we have sold it during the last
two years) it has given the most uniuersaI salts
faction. Having at great expense just construct
ed the largest Magazine in the State, secure and
complete in all its appointments, we are in the
position to meet the wants of the wholesale trade
We keep constantly on hand every variety of
Powder manufactured by this company.
,Every package of this Ponder soldby us will be
guaranteed as represented. slstiS.i5 s.',.,.l
sept 23-';m S. C.sTARDY, s. co.
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In Mcmlorianl,.. /

A private letter informs us that Capt. Jno
H. Mechanism, of the Horse Artillery of the
A. N. Va, is no more. He died at Victoria
Texas, Of disease Of the liver, contracted in
the service He was at first private in the
Stanton Artillery, and then raised a com.
pany of Horse Artillery Cor Inboden's Brig
AIDE. A gallant soldier and true man, his
many friends in the Valley join with us il
mourning his death. z
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Jas. H. SKINNER, Secretary.
APPROXIMATION WANrED.-We clip til

INFORMATION WANTED.-We clip the
following from one of our exchanges: M
Any person who was in the Confederate
army, who knew one Philip N. Platt, former
ly Of Brooks county Georgia, who enlisted
at the beginning of the war, in South Car
olina regiment, formed in Charlestown, will
confer favor upon his mother "a very poor
woman) by sending any information they
may have of him to Hon. p. NJ Russell,
Savannah. When last heard of he was at
Orrangeburg, South Carolina. Exchanges
will do an act of charity by copying this no.
,tice.-, DdnuiNe Times.
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Old fogies remind us Of small sehiIdren
who waive their haudkerchiefs at passing
train and shout, as it. passes, little thinking
it leaves them IN moment on the dreary
road side. The old fogy crawls out Of his
house, looks atthe world Of progress NOV
ing along, gapes, lazily stretches himself,
aturns in and goes to Sleep thinking he has
done his duty, and wonders :'what the devil
the people are about pa Some Of these days
he will die and his children will have rare
fun dividing up the "old place" Still the
train moves on. 81, l.,. Is slss,. .,1.@ ID.
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WE TAKE PLEASURE in commenting the
Weekly Erpress, published at Washington
It is valuable Democratic journal, full of
excellent matter and the latest news of the
week. Mr. Jonah d. Hoover, the editor, is
we'll known throughout the country by his
connection with the Central Democratic Com
mlttees for many years, and as the United
States Marshal for the District of Columbia
Under the administrations of Presidents Pierce
and Buchanan. 1 pr afa af0a 'af't
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Public Meeting.

sfed EnDllc Meeting.
At meeting of the citizens Of Augusta
County, held in the Court House in Staunton
on September Court day, for the purpose Of
appointing Delegates to the Commercial Con-
yention WHICH will meet in Norfolk city on
the 18th Of October next, upon motion, Hon.
Alex. Fl. FL. Stuart was appointed Chairsian,
and Col. James H. Skinner, Secretary Of the
meeting. ya#
Col J. Marshall McCuc explained the OBJ
ject and Importance Of the Norfolk Conven-
ton. & .ss D
Col. B. Christian moved that the Chairman
appoint fifteen delegates, and the same num-
Der Of alternates' to represent this county in
said Convention. lsFig ta.ss, s.
Col. John B. Baldwin briefly addressed tho
meeting, urging the Importance of this coun-
ty and section being represented in the pro-
posed Convention, saying. that if Norfolk had
forgotten this part of the country, that we at
least had not forgotten Norfolk, and that we
hoped to make such city Of her that shortly
size would not know herself.
Gen. John Echols further zealously adyo
Gated the motion showing the interest that
this county has in building up Norfolk, and
making her !" the great Southern seaport"
He jocularly intimated that it would be wise
to appoint none but old men as delegates, as
he feared that the we'll known hospitality of
Norfolk, and the preparations of welcome
which were making might result in leading
astray young men from the true objects Of
the Convention. = 3,ft>ss =.
Col. Christian thought if q hospitality
was significant Of the sort Of internal i'm
provemeat TO be promoted the old gentle.
men should not wish to monopolize.I ,,s :,
The motion upon being put was unani-
'mously adopted and the Chairman appointed
Hereunder the following Delegates and AL
'ternates as .s..f. s..1.ygf s555sE I.
Il Delegatea-stJdhn B. Baldwin. j ohm Ech-
OILS, Bolivar Christian, j. NJ McCue, R. G.
Bickle, NJ. G. Hartman. Jacob Baylor, Tbs.
W. Shelton, B. B. Donaghc, N. K. Trout,
". a. Burke, H. M.aBell, R. Mauzy, E. W.
Bayley, John J. Larew 2 -
.altesmates. R. Turk, Geo. E. Price,
B. Crawford, Absolom Keiner, Adam Me-
Chesney, DR.. VIM L. Walters, NJ. W. D.
Hogshead, Jos. A. Waddell, Logan J. Maui
pin, VIM. Withrow, James W. Patrick, VIM
NJ. Tate, J. Marshall Hanger, Thos. P Esk-
ridge, Col. W. D. Anderson. 90
Upon motion, the Chairman and Secretary
were added to the Delegation
/ Upon motion, the meeting adjourned. 8.
ALEX. II. Fl. STUART
r., TT & ....11-u.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD An ex-
perisnced railroad man who recently passed
over the Central Pacific railroad informs us
that the road resembles Richard the Third,
mot half made up" He characterizes it as
ga miserable imposition upon the country. -
New York Commercial. ..ss .s...ri !.
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JUST So lit is said that OK Governor
Orr. of South Carolina, has determined to
take up his residence in St. Joseph, NO., and
to resume the practice of law. He says
the Democrats made great mistake in nom
mating Seymour instead Of Chase
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TOTICE.-All persons are hereby warned

NOTICE.-All persons are hereby warned
~ not to harbor or trust on my account,
Mary 7. Watson, my wife, who left her home DUR
ing my absence and contrary to my wishes,
knowledge Or consent, without any cause or provi-
cation on my part. It is my wishes that she re-
turn home where she has ever had all the comforts
my means would allow will not pay any debts
contracted during her absence from my home
s. g. WATSON Il
Millhorro Depot Va. Sept, 2S-st
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Latest Local, General and Commercial New.


The weather is clear, cool and bracing.
Kalorama was not sold on the 18th, only
$4,000 being bid. s.
Yesterday Peck & Cushing, Auctioneers,
sold the old "Dr. Waddell property" stua-
ted on the corner Of Augusta and Frederick
streets, for $3.50, to B. T. Bagby, Esq.
"A troop train ran off the track at Keswick
on Monday, killing and wounding 10 soldiers.
The Government is rapidly concentrating
troops in Tennessee.
:. Political disturbances between blacks and
whites, are still reported imminent South.
Beast Butler has been re-nominated for
Congress. r p t's'i.n7 - ~ Y9
= General T. t.. Price, Of Missouri, will not
remove to Virginia, as has been asserted.
* Beast Butler has fled answers in both Of
the Baltimore law suits against him, pleading
his privilege as member Of Congress.
= Thurlow Weed writes to his paper from
Paris that his health is manifestly improved.
Pres Jefferson Davis has gone back to
London from his visit to the Earl of Shrews-
( bury. s'-'a ~ '5sS 4se et
The Ny. Herald Of the 28th, says the
Radicals brought on the Georgia riot and
deserve all the blame. -7si st g7ss2 us''fa
Gen. J. B. Gordon, Of Georgia, in speech
on the 9th, says he and the people "accept
che SITUATION" no matter who is elected Pres
ident fif aAs.a ieoT
The Times says the tobacco tax destroyes
the prosperity of Danvillc. We can add, and
of Richmond. assfp3 :eeA asss 1875,
Ellery R. Hall, Esq, of Fairmont. West
Virginia, died a few days ago. a.
Jersey farmers sort their potatoes by ma
chinerz.
Lieutenant. Governor Jones, Democratic
candidate for eleeter in Texas, has declared in
favor Of negro suffrage, and asks if he shall
retire from the ticket on that account.
General Hancock is at Longwood, Mo-, suf-
fering from the reopening Of the wound he
received at Gettysburg. 7s
Liverpool has appropriated 9I5O,O00 to
further lay out public parks.
!. The French Postmaster, General has given
q new pair of pantaloons to each Of the earr.
ers who ride velocipedes. ss;3 l
A consultation between the, President and
General Schfeld resulted in determination
to reinforce both Generals Sherman and
Meade. tsH *t4 .''io-ee a16Ha
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows meets
next year in San Francisco. sar as.s III
A new bishop is to be chosen for northern
New York in November by the Episcopalians.
The election will probably b held in Albany.
William H. Barton, of Laurence county,
Ind, charged with numbering his cousin,
Harden Bardon, two months ago, and also
with robbery and counterfeiting, has been
arrested. 80 aea ~ ii N4s' lf
Charles p. Mallam is appointed gauger Of
the, third district of Virginia, Luke R. Jones
gaugcr for the fifth Virginia district, and
Charles F. Lubb inspector of tobacco for the
fifth Virginia district.
9 Foreign and other news by yesterday s
mail unimportapt Market reports show no
material changes. Gold 1413. aa'
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Winch SIDE 7-The Dispatch published,
squib on Sidewalk etequette,p which
says "a lady should always be at the right
arm Of gentleman in waking Is. i
q Suppose the gentleman is "left-handed p,
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Plant WHITE Ans.--They pay. We
arettold Of a laboring man who rented land
in the Roanoke section, and agreed to give
the owner one fourth Of the corn, tobacco, and
other specified staples but awhite beans
were left ont He raised all these things, and,
moreover, cultivated his crop Of beans, which
he sold last year for 81 600 Milton Chromi-
Gle. ~
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FELONY AND PRAYERs.-In the Court of
General Sessions yesterday "Tomny Had
den" the Water-street revivalist and con-
vert (?), was arraigned on felonious assault.
His counsel addressed the court, urging the
necessity Of Hadden attending to his prayer
meeting, and that he 'shad not time to be
tried. "alhe court allowed the case to go over
Tor the term-Neso York paper of Friday.
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PALMER's VIRGINIA THRlBLE TURBINE
WHEEL.- Monday, court day., Capt. p. ..
Palmer exhibited this wheel at the Court
House. 1t is an improvement upon any
wheel Of the kind yet'introduccd We do not
state this upon our own judgement, but upon
the expressed opinions Of some of the first
Mill-rights and Millers in Augusta coun-
ty noted for its superior Mills. Capt. Pal
mer says he can furnish this wheel at lower
rates, by ten per cent. than any Turbine wheel
now in use. We defer particulars until q
patent is obtained, and, from what we have
seen and heard from gentlemen familiar
with the business, We fell assured that the
captain" has added new laurel to Angus
ta's inventive genius aa' se IS ass
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asoME HopE FOR V1ne1N1A Under
this head Forpey's Chronicle coDgratulates
Virginia. upon the prospect of "its regenera-
ton by Turkish immigration Forncy
knows all about tiff he is not greatly
belied. It took $4,000 worth Of lying to
s-resenerate" him. 49, !, slf: isa.F +.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"OOE, WEDDERBURN & CO..
Successors to Fowle Coy
No. Prince Street, Alexandria, Va
Offer for sale their usual full sapply of
STANDARD FERTILIZERS,
NO PERUVIAN GUANO,
OF recent Importation and warranted pure.
The price of Peruvian Guano varies with Gold
F0WLE & cos SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED
PERUVIAN ,GUANO,
Containing per cent. of Ammonia and ~ per
cent Of Soluble Phosphate of Lime; much cheap
er, and equal in eject to the best Peruvian Cuano.
A permanent imProver Of the soil. Fy1
Price 500 per Tom of 20OO lbs.
Double Refined Poudrette, $50
Nitro Phosphate Of Lime, ..s:s ~, co
Pure Bone Dust, timely ground, fss dill, 50
Coarse,- AZ
Sea Fowl Guano 81 "b8
Bradley's Patent Super Phosphate, ':si,:. g.
Goes Ammoniated Super Phosphate, So
Ober's Ammoniated Super Phos phats, So
Fish and Guana Compost, a. H. 30
The Celebrated Alta vea Phosphate. So
We also fill orders for 49,.
BAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
TURNER'S EXCELSIOR, Soluble Pacific,
WIANN'S RAW ZONE PHOSPHATE,
RODUNDA, and all other fertilizers known in
this market, at LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers
in every description Of 7f Ct 81.
$ ALT,
LIVERPOOL GROUND ALUM, ~ ia ru. ..
LIVERPOOL FINE, s 4. at5 :. .., Il.
"ste .- Of Different Brands. aaN .tl
SYRACUSE IN G. A. SACKS.
We guarantee all Salt we sell to be what h il
II ~ s.f4 I'll mo.
PL a s = s. Il. fs.as
SOFT BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER.
LUMP, and FINELY GROUND - n..3i
furnished in 9sfj l.-- B. d,
BULK BAGS, a.. 80 ..1 Z
OR BARRELS ,s
at the lowest market rates
Address, f.z.
s3 HOOE, WEDDERBURN CO.,
No. Prince Street, qdisf ,o
aug 26-2m 81 ALEXANDRIA, VA. so,
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A 0Surkdaiager.o

A "Mysti6ed Republican" throws the fol
lowing at the N. Y. Tribune for an answer.
One would suppose there are not a few mys-
tilted in the country, called the United States !:
.:-..., THE NATIONAL BANKS. 9 y
TO the Editor Of the Tribune. ''5ts Z.
SIR: Please show some readers Of YOUR
paper how to justify the existing arrange
ment between the Government and tie banks
The Government takes charge Of their bonds,
returns to them nearly all their purchase
money to do business with, and pays them in
terest on their bonds, which seems to be
equivalent to paying it on the notes lent
them to use. "a ,s. 90; i..@i Z ,E.,s.z
f To lend money and pay interest. upon it to
the borrower cannot but be considered a
very strange method of doing business.
1t appears reasonable that the interest
should cease on the bonds SO held by the Gov
eminent, while the banks are supplied with
an amount almost equal to the principal as
working capital; and the transaction being
optional with the banks no breach Of the
National faith would be involved if such
agreement. we're made. asy Is ~. IS j. I
$50 sg. MYsTIFIED REPUBLICAN. 5f
August 25, 1868. ii ....aa ,s... 49,
The Tribune failed to answer. It only
"mysti6ed" the question in column Of fool
ishness and figures. Is their not financial
talent enough South to solve the {. mystery?p
The people would like to know, 6 all about it.
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M Mrs n O'Rourke,
1n having just returned from New York with
q complete and select assortment of Fall Styles
intends establishing regular barnch of MADAME
Demorests Emporium of Fashion, in this city.
Immediately opposite the Baptist Church. She
respectfully invites the Ladies to call and see for
themselves This is no humbug, but q regular
branch of the well known firm of Demorests.
Every variety of Ladies and Children's Dresses
and rappings made to order. A handsome assort-
ment of best French Corsets, kept constantly on
hand.
sept 30-1y
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!. Gov. % Yarmouth has vetoed the "negro
equality Bill" and they threaten to impeach
him. The medicine begins to work.
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narticular Notice!
: 3 The party who borrowed Of me some time
since, q Brass Stop Cock, will very much oblige
and accommodate me by returning the same imme-
diately asI need it just now, and frequently have
use for the same, and cannot replace it for less
than Three or Four dollars. H.
Respectfully,
F. H. LINK Druggist,
sept 30-1t Main Street, Staunton, Va.
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A Wisconsin editor has invented sheep.
machine Exchange r'' a9gs.
We have been running enc for three
wars
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M light SchOOl.---A night School is now
~ openatSt. Francis Hall, Catholic School
House. for adults and minors, who are unable to
attend the day school. is9s sll3aai.lss 46 54sra
HOURS OF TUITION.-From until 10 o'clock
four nights in the week. Terms three dollars per
month, payable in advance. vi 0o 3iis ri IL,
Xxx sgfsi essaal NICHOLAS CLEARY, ~
gds rAl A9o " sida CT Teacher, l5;
\ sept Soft 81 w St. Francis Hall School,
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-I-.Ti7. -.-- q :. :. ---.-
MIsCELLANIEs Is f.s.5i.s a
WRITING DESKS, s-'t ei.''9 sssggS
PORTFOLIOS, a.s
:. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
LADY's COMPANIONS ssysxa .,
-l.s POCKET BOOKS, 81
as PERFUMlERlES,
WI E. SOAPS, COMBS, &c ~
States, Pens,. Holders, Pencils Painting and
Drawing Materials, Erasers, iuk-in fine a
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT -
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Demonstrated" Georgia can borrow no
money in New York. The scallawags down
there arc in tears.
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W. B. RICHARDS, Jn., with d
"OY, KENNEDY 4 CO..
k4 2ieF IMPORTERS OF
RAILROAD IRON
op1 nool<.. I
I RAILROAD. Suppl

- ~ - RAILROAD SUPPLTES.
(James Hoy, J Office Ill Liberty St.,
Jno Z. Kennedy erss. NEW YORK.
VIM. D. Hoy. aug 12-tf
Refers by Permission to Mr.. George Opdyke
Jay, Cooke & Co., Dabney, Morgan s Co., Fourth
National Bank, New York.
aug 6-tf
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FEARFULLY ARMED-An editor with
Sis RS and pencil in fist.
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). F. JOHNSON
CLAY & JOHNSON.

n CLAY & JOHNSON,
3; saltwater Steam Saw rsiEs,
~. CLIFTON FORGE,
Virginia Central r. R.,
Manufacturers Of and Dealers in
WHITE PINE, WHITE OAK. YELLOW PINE
AND POPLAR LUMBER
BUILDING LUMBER OF ALI. KINDS
SClaCel to Order and. Delivered
AT ANY POINT ON v. G. R.,R.
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School Supplies.

Liberal Discount to Ministers. !. q
ssrO Orders receive Immediate attention !,
sept 16-tf '5ss a.fs isasf .,
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TO ADVERTISERS.


TO ADVERTISERS.
The general circulation of the INDEX already
exceeds that of any paper publ shed in Southside
Virginia. 1fs
And its large circulation, particularly through
out Southside Virginia and North Carolina, rem
ders it to advertisers unsurpassed medium of
communication with the Sonthside and North Ca
rolina public. ,ai.ti'
The Index for the Campaign.
The WEEKLY INDEX Will be issued as q campaign
paper for FIFTY CENTS for four months. to any
one subscribing before the first Of November next
CAMERON, SYKES & Co,
sept 16-lm Proprietors.
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manufacturing the Best Cheapest and most Dura-
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mark, Grafton Mineral Paint. Persons can order
the Paint and remit TIE money on receipt of the
goods. Address
DANIEL BIDWELL, 245 Pearl Street,
sept 2-6m New York.
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~ issOlutiOn.-The partnership existing
IL between the undersigned, under the firm
and style of zeigler and Sims, was dissolved on
23rd Sept, 1868.
JOS. ZEIGLER
WM. SIMS
The business will be carried on by the under
signed who pays all debts, and collects all due the
firm. - -
-eb SIS Z, JOS ZEIGLER.