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WAL'iHAM
WI ATCHE 81

The extensive use ofthese watches for the last
6ftrvu yeArs BY Railway Cdnddctors, Engineer
aud EKpressmen, the most exsctinR II watch>
Erarers, bas ,hOrougiy Demonstrated The strength
steadinrss, darabiiity Aud accuracy Of the Wal.
than Watch. To satisfy that ciAssi 10 all these
respects Is to decide the question as to the real
value Of these time keepers.
More than 400, 900 of these watches are now
speaking for, themselves 10 the pockets of the
people, proof and guarantee Of their superb
oruy over all others.
The superior organization and great extent Of
the OOmyanys Works 1T Waltham, enable them
10 produce watches At price which, renders
competition futile, aud those who buy any other
watch, merely pay from rs to SO per cent more
for their SAIches than is necessary.
We are now selling waltham Watches at les,
prices in g,reubacks, than the gold prices bp fore
the wht. There is no other manuftclure Of any
kind 10 the United States of which this can be
said.
These time pieces combine every improvement,
that a long experience has proved OF real practi
cal use Having had the refusal of nearly every
invention IN matchmaking originating in this
couatry, or in Europe, only those were finally
adopted which severe testing by the most skill.
ful artisans in our works, aud long on the
part Of the public, demonstrated to he essential
to CORRECT and enduring time keeping.
Among the many Improvements we would
parlicularize
The ineentidn and use Of centre> pinion OF
peculiar construction, to prevent damage to the
traiu by the break ,ge of main springs, is origi.
nal with the American Watch Company, who,
having bad The refusal of all other contrivauces.
adopted FJgg's Patent pinion AS being the best
aud fauitlrss.
Hardened and tempered hair.springs, now uni,
versally admitted by WAtchmakers to be the
best, are used in all grades of WalrSam Watches
All Waltham Watches have dust>proof CABS
protecting the movement from dust, aud lessen>
ing the necessity of the frequent cleaning neces.
sary in other watches.
Our new patent stem winder, or keyless watch,
Is alreHdya decided success and great improve
ment on any stem winding watch in the Ameri
can market, and by tar the cheapest watch of its
quality now offered to the public
To CALlFURNIANS and Other living in Dor.
tiOns ot the Udited 5 ates where watch makers
do not abound, watches with the sboVr mention
ed Improvements which tend to in sure accuracy,
elranlIuess, Durability and convenience, must
prove IUyhlu-ble
Every watch bearing the trade mark Of Wall
than is guaranteed to be u thoroughly reliable
timeKepper.
To prevent imposition, buyers should iuvari-
ably demand u certificate nf genuineness.
The trade supplied by Mrssrs. R. B. Gray l.
Co., San Francisco, Cal, aud generally for sale
At retail by all respectable dealers.
For other ficts aud inform iti u, address
ROBBINS & APPLETON Gen'l Agents,
gym 1872 Broadway, New York.
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Notice to Absent Defendant.
TERRITORY UF WASHINGTON,

County OF WALLA WALLA. Ss
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial Di-tnc tn A. j WATSON You are
hcrshy n"ti3ed that wM L. REXFORD has filed =
coinplint against you In said Court which will come
10 be heard al ihe fIst term Of the Court, which
shall commence more than monlha after the 6th
day OF March, 1859, aud unless you appear At said
and the prayer ihersd granted. The object and
prayer If said complaint is 10 from you the
ssiln Of eight hundred and ninvty-nIne doIlan and
" cents. aud legal interest from October 5tth 1865.
Aud Iurtnef thai yuuF properly has beer attached 10
satisfy sAd demand. Complaint hie.i FEBRUARY S4th.
1869 MIX q MOLLAN.
l---m 3d -as ID Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
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FLEAS.

LYON's MAGNETIC lNsEcT POWDER il sure and Ger
tain death to everything OF the Insect speces-Fleas
Roaches, Mosquitoes, Auts, bugs,
1T KILLS INSTANTLY
What is peculiarly surprising in regard tn Ibis arti
Gle is, that notwithstanding its instant death to in
sects il is perfectly harmless to mankind aLd domes.
tic animals 1t be inhaled or eaten with impauily y
IL hears the testimony Of eminent disneresed chem
ISIS that it is
FREE FROM POISON
No article has given such positive satisfaction
In its use
Its reputationis well known. 1t il easily and read
lily used-drectious accompany each flask. Beware
of counleries.
The genuine has the signature of E. LYON and the
private stamp Of DEyAs BAHNEs& Co. Anything else
0t this kind is imitation or cuunterfet ANY
dFsge 1T wall procure the gsnuiue If you INSIST You
will iiave other.
Sold by all druggists and dealers on Pacific coast.
, 1869-03-12
MARRIEIl.

At Walla Walln. on the 10Th inst, in Accord>
anre with the Heb ew rites, and subsequently by
Hon J. E Wyche, Mr.. JOSEPH Jacobson, Of
Waitsbnrg, to Miss LEoETlSE BAUER, Of WallA
Walla.
Oar happy friends will receive our congratu>
larions and brst wishes for long lite and cOntiu
ued prosperity
, 1869-03-12

The APPoRrIUAMEST As IuIimated in our
leading aruce, the Central Committee has ag Tin
come together and made third spportionment
which gives tue control Of ;he county to less
than third the voters. 10 fastening this
fraud upon the people, D N Jessse, an aspirant
for the office of Sheriff. has been particularly
active, and to accomplish his purpose resorted to
meaus that would disgrace honerable man.
He first procured tbe pr"xy Of one Of the members
and voted IN the committee to "put up" n
stocked convention, aud secured the control of
another proxy by bargaining away in advance
the appointment Of Deputy Sheriff, and having
the chairman Ut the cOmmtte "in with him "
from the start, his work was easy. 1t renIins
to be seen whether the voters OF the county will
rsrfy this corrupt bargain and sale, aud fOist
into office man who is afraid to have his claims
passed upon by n convention 10 which the ma
Jority OF the people have control. These corrupt
combinations have always been q stencb in the
nostrlls of the people, aud in this instance, We
venture the prediction, that instead Of enabling
NJ. lessee TO stuff " himself into. the Suerrff.
atty, it will b. the means of sinking him go low
10 popular estimation that no respectable citizen
will be found naInny him in CONNECTION with the
ohcr. The trite expression, " honesty among
heves, will apply in this case, and Mr.. Jessre
and his associates IN wrong will 6nd before they
get through that the people are not to be bodRht
and sold " like dumb driven cattle. II has been
owing to the management OF unPriucipled men
that the democratic strength has never been fully
brought on, in this county. AMI l. is to the end
thai We my have permanent and complete sue
cess that We have deemed it our duty to expose
rascAlity and druuuncp cnrruption
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Notioe to Absent Defendants.
rERKlruKY oF wAsHlNGruxt 2L6E
COUNTY OF MALLA XALLA y

County OF MALTA WALLA. ss'
TN TILE DIsTRICr COURT OF THE FIRST
i Jndcial District. To ROClfuN You ars
nsrs. y nutiHed that G. SMITH has died coii-
plant agtInst yon aid u urT. which will cume ID,
tdbe heart a the tirt term Of the Curt which slat
cosnmrnee more than two months after the lyih day
hf February, 1913. aud unless you appear at said
term and aswer. the slIne will % saKe rs confessed
and the prayer iherset grained. Tue olject and
prayer Of ra conpaint is that you may be required
aud deefsed W slid Uuurt 70 give 70 plhutif hw-
tai deed 10 the following baud, 10 wit. Tue T. u
OF Section No. 10, Township No. Z. N R. IS Z. Com
plaint filed Feb. -, 1859. MIX MULBAN. aees
Z io-1ni -. Ateornsys for Plaintiff.
, 1869-03-12

H,yoR Where HOSos Is DUs. 1t 10 due
u,s.rs. T. G Lee and A. Blanchard, of the Cen.
trial Committee, TO say that they have uniformly
commended for fair APportionment, and that Il
wrong has been done, they are not ameuable to
esn,ure. Honest and high minded gentlemen,
they scorned being made parties to " stockIng" !"
A.. ,onvautinn
, 1869-03-12

SHOuTIXG AFFaAY. = A man Gamed ]. W.
Groom, the keeper OF livery stable on Mai"
street, below Fourth, was shot and seriously in
jurrd on Monday morning, nnder the foll"wing
circumstances On the Saturday previous be
had difficulty with miner who goes by the
name OF jim, about horse trade. High words
passed at the time, but finally they came to an
understanding, and it was supposed that the
difficulty settled. Nothing further trans>
pirrd until Monday morning, about O'Clock
when jim entered the stable, and approaching
within eight teet OF Gruom, discharged both bar
rels of his shot gun. The charge took effect in
the rignt groin, inAlctInE a painful and danger
wound. Groom saw his Assailant before the
firing, and begged him not to shoot, but without
saying word he banged away. At this writing
the wounded mnn is doing well, and is in fair
wsv 10 recover HIS assnilant has been commits
ted To jnl. To answer the charge Of assault with
iuleut 10 commit murder
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THE Central COMMITTEES failed TO furnish an
official report of their proceedings at the last
meeting The people not having voice in elect.
ing delegates, We suppose they thought that it
WAS unnecessary that the public should know
.uy,bing about the dOinRs of committee that
SETS itself above the customs and usAges of tue
, 1869-03-12

SALMON TRour.-A few days since Mr.. Frank
Orselli presented the editor with q magnificent
I.lnont trout, for which be has our thanks.
just at this time the streams threading this VAL
ley are alive with this delightful fish.
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Notice to Absent Defendant.

TERRI1 ORY OF WASHINGTON, &c
COUNTY OF wALl.A wALLA.f ~
TN TUE District COURT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial District. To P. 7. SiluUPE: You are
lIrieby notified that JAS. B GARDNER has filed a
complaint against you IN Sail Court, which will come
Oh 10 be heard al the first of the Court which
shall commence more than two months after the lyth
day of February, 1869 aud uiile.s you appear at
said term aud answer the sans will lie taken cOl-
tes ed ard the prayer thereof grauteu. The ohjec.
aud prayer Of said cUa is " recover Of you the
sum vi one thousAhd three hundred sud seventy nine
dollars and tweMly-seven CENTS, and interest on two
promssary uoles given by you TO Plaintiff, and hfty
DOLLARS. Attorney lees and you are hereby notified
that ycur property has been attached In this actIon
" satisfy SAID clam. Com laint hei February 18th,
1869 J II. LASATER
lO-2tn Attorney for PlantE
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UxArILLA COUNTY SEAT.-Mr Sam. Johnson
informs US that money has been raised to build
that the building will he completed in time to
be occupied at the My term of the District
C6rrt. The county Offices have been ttmpora
rily removed to the Landing, but will be return.
ed to Pentrtnn as coon AS the necessary build,
hrs can he put nD,
, 1869-03-12

DESPERATE ARRrsrAD "A man named J..
Weaver, WAS arrested at an early hour this
moruiug on the charge of sssaulting and robbing
Geurgr Ensigu. The arrest was made by Sheriff
EcAeHE, who found his prisoner on Dry Greek,
about twenty miles from town. This is the same
individual who some time since cut the throAt of
valuable horse, the property Of s. NJ. Wait.
This time the fellow il likely to get justice.
, 1869-03-12
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.

TTN0 WARMER L. ADAMS: You are hereby no.
Il titled that NJ affidavit has been fled in this
ONCE ny ROBERT L. oMALLEY, alleging that the
Homestead Entry No AS. dated January 10Th, 1885,
made by you the west half Of the north east uar
ter the north quarter OF the southeast quarter,
and he norih ur'er Of the south west quarter
OF section NJ. 27. ia Township Mol north of Range
No 50 easI has been abandoned ny you. aud asking
that he raid entry may bo cancelled. You further
notified that testimony in relation to the sal alleged
all ndonment will he taken before j. IL. Biewett,
County Auditor IT Wnla Waa conny. at his office,
in the city Of Waa Walla, on SATURDAY, the 20lh
day of March 1859 ut the hour Of 10 o'clock Of said
day, and that such testimony when completed will
be forwarded to his Office, aud the care will he
sidered aud determined by thus otfise the 25th day
of March, 49, 9. and uuless yuu appeA: ut this Office
on the raid 2jth day Of March. aud show gpod
10 the contrary. the said Entry M. AS will 10 re-
ported " the General Land Office for cancellation.
!OSEpH N FLETCHER,
Register Of the Land Office at Vancouver, W. I.
Dated February L. lSi9 96w
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q. = Thou wilt send me two bottles more Of
thy Plantation Bitters. Ny wife has been greatly
benefited by thsir use. Thy friend,
Asa CVRmN, Philadelphia, Pa"
, 1869-03-12

80 have been great suierer from Dys
pepsia, and had ~ abindhn preaching. Tn,
Plantation Bitters have cared me.
Raw. J. j. CATHnRN, ROchester N. Y.n
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Important Cert1ficntcs.

owe mach To you. ipr verify believe
the Plantation Bitiers have saved nv life.
Rev. W. II. W GGsOHgR, Madrid N. Y"
, 1869-03-12
COUNTER FOR SALE.

A HANDSOMELY FINISHED ,,uUETER, suit
has, Tor ssls cheap. Apply ss ibis dfacs- snf
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"+ ] have given the Plantation Bitiers to
hundreds Of disabled soldiers with the most as
tonishing effect. q. w. d. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldier Home, Cincinnati, or
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, the
ianRud brilliant, aud are exhausted Natures great
restorer
The public may rest assured that in no case will tho
perfectly pure stindir OF the PL1SrArIoS BrrgRs
he deaIted nom Ererg ho'tie beirs the fuc sin.iis
Y our sgndtur' on dsteeL ate ENGRAVING, or il cannot
be gpNEiRe
Any person lprsteadigg to sell PLANTATIONS RrrrERs
in bHLk or By he gdLioa is sWindler ant ,apostor
Berdre Of reLed bottes Nee that our Prieats STOMP
is UNMurILATkD oger egery cork,
Sold by al Druggists, Grocers and dealers through
out the world,
p. ii. DRAKE " Co., New York. Sole Proprietors
REDlNGTON Il CO.,
AIS and AIS. PIont 81 San Francisco.
AGENTS tor (dGfornid and Nerdi1
, 1869-03-12

DEsrIsrEY. 1t will be noticed that Dr.. Mack
b.s Oprued au office for the praeics Of dentistry.
Those who require dental operations should
avail themselves Of the opportunity to secure the
,srsiees of first class operator.
, 1869-03-12

,At s s',sa p a.; - .Lf
Of the diset~e In The wnrli emes IRON. neglect n
ft ~ the sy-ien azninst changes of climate ueath
er and fond The great seeret " hpaith T. 10 keen
the condition ofthe Stomach and Blood regular an;
Uniform - that changes from Heat taeold from Dry
70 Damp. etc. cannot upset the machinery Of The
body, and breed direa-e-o ~
Now, 1t is fact, pasitve and well.known, thai,
there l. no such bulwark and assistant Tor the
Stomach As
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SOAP. SOAP,

ITNHE wALLA WALLA SOAP COMPANY Is now
/ prepared 10 fill orders for their very supeIiIr
FAMILY SOAP, which they sell At lers than Hn
souall, RoOd article ca. be laid dawn for from be-
low. Factory on Mill Greek, just below keese's
S,.,l.r.I Nj, 4tr
, 1869-03-12

A BLUE MOUNTAlh LODGE. No. 10.
IN y >. NJ. h.las IL regular Loninuh cstlnns
N OF tue lsL an Sd Mondays OF each month: 1t
>s1< O'clock. P. n. Brslhren IN good Standing
AfS sa., ~ " A1lI,,u ~ .,dsr Off WIN.
, 1869-03-12

a AlAsONIC.-WaIlaW Waila Lodge, No.
IN Z. 4. r. 4 A. NJ, holas regular eSin;nu' y
xxx nicstlons OH the Second and fonrn SAT
N\ URDAYs In each mouth. q O'Clock, 7. =.
Brelhrsh IN good standing are invited 70 st,sno-
e-H By order ofths ".A.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-27
Etems About sTc Cotton Crop.

a correspondent writing 10 the editor
of the Journal and Messenger, under
date of the 18th, says that the genuine
cotton caterpillar has been discovered Oh
the farm Of Mr.. Monroe FELTON,, near
Montezuma, Macon county, Georgia.
The Albany (Ga.,) News Of the 18th
says We are assured by planters who
know more from experience than all the
theorists in the world about the caterpil-
lar, that it has made its appearance in this
section, and that from their knowledge Of
its origin, progress and ravages, the most
serious apprehensions may be felt for the
safety Of the present crop.
\ factorage firm has furnished the
Charleston Courier, with the following
extract Of letter from Laurcns G. H..
:. c., dated May II, 1869:
"The people all over this District and
the neighboring Districts, / believe, are
up the cotton. Some are re-
planting with cotton, and some with corn.
Similar reports reach us from every part
of the cotton region. The crop is UNI
commonly backward
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-27
MARRIED

On the 4th Inst. by the Rev. 49, y.
Linheld, Mr.. Jos. O.. Davis 70 MH. Ma.
Mcdonald. both Of Warren county
On the 27th ultq by Roy. W.Johutl1a y.
g.. -. Patterson 20 Mrs. "A. j. Hodge. N.
COahoma county.
On the 4th Of March, by the R.v W.
Champion, IN Livingston county. hya h
Lucien Miles, Of Livingston county, t0 PIT
Julia =. Champion, Of COahOma county
On the 18th inst By the Rev Dpa..
Stainback, Capt. KObt. ]. Donnelly lHl
Alice Howard, all Of Columbus.
In Paulding, by Rov -. vs.. Dllaaat
Thursday evening the 10Th April w
Acker, EFqs % Miss Flora Adams o..
daughter Of the late Col. >. r. Adams o. NJ
Paulding.
On Thursday evening, May q, lsla Ply (.
Rev. Mr.. Wadsworth, Mr.. Wl.liam
Mitchell, OF BrOokhaveu, and Mi" Ai..-
CRANBERRY, Of Copiah county. I'D.
In Holly springs on "Wednesday, j.,
18th, 1863, BY Rev, N. M. Paine, MT h
=. Cory and Miss Alice w. stockton IN.
Of Holly Springs.
On the 18th Inst by the Rev. =. Dough
Mr.. Jack J. Moore, Of Passport 10 A
Fannie A. Whitfield, Of Iuka. Oh.
On the evening Of May l5ths by hei. IA
Gilbert, Mr.. VIM. y. Love, ~ Miss Jamf
Ewing, all OF Aberdeen. $3.50.
On The 9th inst. By the Rev. A. M. lllI
bell, Mr.. w. III. Watson to Mrs, >, A. Vh'-
all OF Kinds.
In Holly Springs, on Thursday mou.t
May 10th, 1868. Mr.. Robert II. TackbeIIL
sc. Louis and Miss MOliie "a. Blythe ~ ~
ly Springs.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-27
Genuine W.. Bogus Republicans.

The Pilot says that man is actually
crazy who supposes that the State can be
reconstructed by any other "but the Re
publican party, under its present organ
''ization.
We have studied the reconstruction acts
closely, and have not been able to find
any provision whatever which requires
that in order to re-establish relations with
the Union, it is necessary TO do 50 under
any particular political organization. -
They simply require strict compliance
with the terms Of the law. Nothing
more, nor less; and when these terms are
faithfully complied with, the same author
ity that crushed out the Eggleston pro-
gramme, will see that the people of the
State are admitted to all the privileges
promised them on condition of such com
pliance.
But judged by the test which the Egg
gleston faction, as represented by the Pilot,
established, it has no ground whatever to
be considered as the true Republican
organization. The genuine Republicans
are the party represented by Messrs. JEFF
fords, Field, Wofford, Warner, and 9TH
ers, who were denounced by the so-called
chairman of the State Executive Com
mittee" as, ga few factious men" acting
outside Of his party, and who were read
out as ''bolters" by the carpet-baggers'
organ. The course of these gentlemen
was endorsed by the Republican President
and the Republican Congress. The Egg
gleston faction, which absurdly sets itself
up as the Republican" organization, was
repudiated by Gen. Grant and by Con
gress. Nay, so patent was this fact that
Lynch himself has published that this
bogus organization brought itself under
the contempt" of Congress and the Re
publican party Of the nation generally.
We therefore hold, first, that the re-
construction laws do not require that re-
construction shall be accomplished by any
particular political organization, but by
"THE PEOPLE" And, second, that if
they do so require, the Eggleston faction,
having been repudiated and spurned by
a Republican President and Congress, is
a spurious concern not recognized by the
National Republican organization, further
than to have been kicked out of its doors.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-27
Overheard.

The slaughter of the Innocents still
progresses. The carpet-bag-scalawag
leaders could not stand the pressure of
Capt Fishers record in their recent con-
clave, and they consigned him to the tomb
Of the Capulets with Eggleston, Jamison,
and others, to be resurrected as carpet
bag candidate for the Legislature, or per
haps by appointment to Office in case of
Their success in the pending canvass
They have promoted Mr. Jason Niles, of
OF AttaIa, from the ranks as private in
their Executive Committee, to the Chair
manship. We believe his name has been
used throughout the whole business with
out his consent; and we have reason for
believing that tho he signed the Eggle-
ston constitution, and has been recognized
as Republican, he viii decline the service
devolved on him by these schemers.
Therefore We will reserve comments.
Thus do the carpet-bag spoilsmen
change front, and make professions. and
select seaPe-goats to bear their sins. and
to divert attention from their purposes
and thus do they admit all that has been
charged to their aecount-but this will
avail nothing. Does the serpent chance
ITS nature when it throws off its old skim
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-27
RemarkabIe ChaIybeate Well Near


9NAAMMhhAAa@
We are indebted 10 Mr.. G. p. Godbold,
nroorietor Of valuable well of Chalybeate
water near Summit, for supply which
he has been kind enough to send us as a
snocimen for trial. Accompanying it is
] complete analysis of its properties by
DIR w. II. Laster, Chemist and Apothe-
carv. Charity Hospital, New Orleans.
Persons in search of health, or from GU
riositv who may desire to be informed Of
these properties, will be furnished with
this analysis on application at THF
CLARION Office.
The water is strongly impregnated with
the most valuable tonics. A letter from
DIR smythe, Surgeon ofthe New Orleans
Charity Hospital, after thoroughly testing
II with his patients, writes strongly Of is
wonderfully useful properties. 1t is alsc
recommended by number of well-known
nbvsicians. 'in all cases of debility from
s'whatever cause in dyspepsia, and other
diseases of the digestive organs; chronic
e.diarrhea; and especially in all diseased
conditions of system resulting from
Impoverished blood.
Some of the cures by this water, which
have been brought to our knowledge, are
marvellous. 1t is to be regretted that
the proprietor of the Well is not in con
dition TO entertain parties who would be
attracted by its medical qualities. IL i
bestowed on all who will seek It's benefits,
without cost, but it is TO be hoped that
he will be enabled or induced 10 provide
sufficient accommodations TO make ms
Well what it ought to be, from its locality
and medicinal value-one of the most at
tractive resorts for health and pleasure IN
the South. Located near the New Or
leans and jackson Road, within one mile
of the pleasant and growing young city
of Summit, in an elevated region famed
for its salubrity, it affords peculiar, and
we may say, by reason of Its locality
unsurpassed attractions.
We have been thus minute in referring
TO the advantages Of this recently dis
covered water and its location, because we
feel an abiding interest in whatever en-
hances the value and attractiveness Of any
portion of our State. Her people are one
community, having a common interest
and each locality shares directly or indi-
rectly the advantages possessed by the
rest Railroads annihilate space and
for all practical purposes, make each one
the neighbor Of the other, whether his
home be in Marshall, on the Tennessee
line, or Harrison on the sea-shore.