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a Terrible casualty.

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II is the sRddest Of journalistic duties 70
chronicle the carniyals Of the man-consumor,
Death The more terrible and summary the
manner Of his remorselesa stroke, she more
ihtenae and engrossing are the feelings ofsoF-
row and sympathetie emotion. Such dis
trsSsing and awful fatality as befell the es-
Unable and beloved wife Of Col G. A. Games,
living At Millwood in this county on Friday
morning of last week, stirs the fountain Of
fellow,feeIing to rs hethermost depths and
words Of condolehce commsngle with the
son, tender vibrations of the most latent chord
Of the human heart. The vital spark did
not forsake a languid melancholy frame, nor
the lustre Of life wane and fade iuto the
blank stare Of Sleep, unblest eyes after long,
cheerless days Of wearisome and exhaust
ing prostration, In the rosy flush and full
energy Of robust health this lady, by amin
scrutable dispensstion of Providence, was
summoned from the fond and cherished en-
deArments Of her earthly home to the great
Eternity beyond the measured years of time.
The circumstances Of this distressing aud
fatal accident, as related to us, are these;
Mrs. Eames, in attempting to kindlo a FIRE
in the stove, took q can containing about a
pint Of coal oil, and while pouring II on the
bed Of GOALS, the oil suddenly %ignited, the
Same running up the stream, entered the can
and exploded it, The blazing nuid was scat
tered over her clothing and N almost ar in
slant she was wrapped Ia a sheet Of aeme.2
She ran from the kitchen to the front room
&her she was met by her husband, when
every effort to e~xtinguish the flames, that
rose to the ceiling IN defant phrengy proved
unavaiIing. Her apparel was entirely con-
sumed, her body literally burned to a crisp,
and the hair from the head except upon the
top. Colonel Eames' hands we're severely
scorehed in his eudeavors to save his wife,
Mrs. EameS fingered until nine O'Clock the
following evening, when her intense agonies
were relieved by the welcomed messenger Of
death. She had been up all the previous
night watching over a sick child, which in a
few short hours followed its mother to the
spirit world.
Sad, sad, sad. The cypress, sntwined with
disappointed expectations, thwarted plans,
and frustrated ambition, e~ucircles the sacred
altar Of this family A cloud Of gloom, like
the pail of an ang:y destiny, oyershadOws
this bereayed household, but its darkness is
most happily put in contrast with the light
of the well-giounded and cOnsOlstory hope,
that the wife and mothers bier is but a
" fowery bed of ease" waiting her immortal
part to that Land Ofthe Blest, where redeem
ed and regenerated 1t will shine forever and
ever with the hldimmed reflections Of her
Creators splendOr and glory. She died with
the utmost resignation, and assured the
weeping household and her many friends,
that the abundant riches Of Gods grace
were the possession Of her soul.
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THE UNION FLAG.
IonesbOrO', Tenn JulY 81 1868,
LOCAL ITEMS.
OBITUARY
on the Death Of Horace clemmitt
Grisham.

Another fair flower has faded from tqe
dan Of earth; but fading here il blooms
=. the psrad,se Of God above Agsin, the.
shode Of oar much esteemed friends, Col.
n,,.bsm and his companion, has been dark
snsa nv death. Their infant son, HoRAcE
C,r.urr, is no more on earth, but lives in
immortal, youthful beauty ip those lovely rel
! lions of uudisturbed fspOse, Death bias
robbed their home Of its sweetest charms,
and clothed their hearts With sadness, as
faded from life their lovely their only child
Bnt why weep Hesyen has declared in
is surprising. ufHmingIddi love 70 nan "deatt
is YOURS whatconsolation TO those who
veeD tho bitter tears Of farewell, and so
much the more when in those committed to
the silence Of the grave, center the deepest
and richest of the hearts affections Death
ia ours, in that II weans The affections from
earth and time and e%lcvates them to Heaven
and Eternity. Oh, how we realize thatdsath
is ours, as by faith we see the sPotless, dis
embodied soul of the one We loved so much
amid the holy ran6s Of celestial beings,
Fasting OF the glories Of Fedeeming love,
freed from pain and disappointment, sbch as
are incident to mortal lifei
If such be the word Of God, land thanks
to His name such it la let us rejoice, trust
ing in his mercy, and hoping to meet again
with those whom we have given up with
such reluctance.
Let those bereayed bow Ia meekness and
kiss the hand that took their babe, and,
adopting the language of the poet stay their
souls on the strong, supporting arm Of a
SaviOr's love;
Friend after friend departs.
WHO has not lost a friend
There is no union here Of hearta
That finds not here Ap end
Were this fraiI world our final rest,
Living or dying, none we're blessed.
Beyond the flight Of time,
Beyond the reign OF death,
There surely is some blessed cline
Where iife is not q breath,
Nor LIES affections, transient fire,
whose sparks nJ upward and expire.
There Ia a world above
Where parting is unknown
A long Eternity Of love,
Formed for the good alone,
And faith he holds the dying here,
Translated to that glorious sphere.
Thus, star by star declines
Till all have passed, away.
Az morning hight and higher shines
70 pure and perfect day.
Nor sink those stars in empty nisht,
But hide themselves in Heavens own light,
JAS. A. RUBLE.
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Martin Aoademv.

The Executive School Board on the 2slh
in''an. aPPoiHted Hon. 8. .. ". Lucky, DR..
D. J. eiS'ou, ,. y. erlshau. Esq, Col. Nat
B. Ovens d, O. Wheeler, Geo. r. sQuibb
add Hon. Samuel 3 Gamlh Trustees for
MARTA Academy ia this place. We under.
stand Cos. preparations will DO made % have
this Supdlnk repaired and t, graded school
taught IN u shs eoulng fall AID vinlsr bu,
un,il The house is prepared proper rooms
r'a be rented. ,nd teachers VIM 30 employed
. teach undst Che auspices o. he Public
School sysisu.
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I A Dictionary Of the Bible

Comprising its Antiquities, Biography, Geog-
raphy and Natural History with numerous
Illustrations and Maps. Edited by William
Smith, III. D.. Published by the National
Publishing Company, CINCINNATI Ohio. /,
No book has been issued from the Ameri-
can Press for a long time that deserves SO
universal q circulation as this. Bible Die
tionaries have been prepared in former years;
some were meager and Imperfect, and all
have been outgrown. Calmet's WAS sprpass-
ed by Kitto's; Kittos, and indeed all others,
have been far outrivaled by this of DR.,
Smith, Of the London University, and the
the most eminent photographer Of the En-
glish speaking world.
Having finished this great work, Or. s. then
prepared a condensed edition 1.-THE work be-
ing In three massive octave Volumes. was too
large and costly for the public generally),
which should include all that is best adapted
to the needs eff Christian families and Sab
bath School Teachers. This Is the Work
now republished in this country, whose title
we have given, and we do not hesitate TO say
that 1t should 20 into every dwelling where
there is any desire to read and study the
Bible inteiligently and with profit. Every
person connected with a Sabbath School Ell
Their : a teacher or pupil, and every parent
should, by all means, avail themselves Of
this Incompatible help.
This edition ia in the largest style Of the
art, largely illustrated with elegant wood and
steel engravings and maps, printed in clear
and beautiful type, and in every respect in
harmony with the high character and value
of the work. No House sdpasses this enter
prising publishing firm in the artistic finish
and elegance. Of their books. And in the is
sue Of this, they have spared ne pains nor
expense. It has several special and essen
tial merits beyond the English, edition aid es-
pecially over any other reprint in ,:his conn
try. II contains all the matter Of the laE-
gest edition, except numerous disduisitions
and critical notes on original Hebrew and
Greek terms, which are Of no practical value
to the general English student, and consider
ably more than twice the reading matter OF
the smaller book. With all its elegance and
embellishments, IL is the cheapest edition.
It is having a large and rapid sale, AS moth
ing but Strengthened means can induce any
| wise parent or faithful teaeker to decline the
offer Of an auxiliary for the understanding
Of the Scriptures.
WILLIAM r. PAYNE, Agent,
JonesborO', Tenn.
| I96BiulY3lW2
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Z APPETITE FOR TOBACCO
DESTROYED.
Leave off Smoking and Chewing the
Poisonous Weed, Tobacco

One box Of ORT0N,s PREPARATION ia ,rGnaated
10 destroy the appetite FOR tobacco in any person no
any eas6 te money uai be refunded Il "a alnuat impos-
sible TO break OF from the use Of tobacco w the mere
exercise ofthe will. Something Is needed TO asslst
nature In overcoming a habit so firmly rooted with
the help Of tho Preparation there Is not the least
trouble. Hundreds have used II who arc willing 70
bear witness to tho fact that oRros's pRRrAnArfoN
completely destroys the appetite for tobacco and leaves
the person as freq from any desire for il az before he com
meaced 10 tae. Unexpectedly safe and har7ahas lsdlt cqses.
The Preparation acts directly upon the same glands
and s%ectetions effected by tobacco, and through these
upon the blood thoroughly discussing the posun Of to,
bacco from tile System, and thus allaying the unnatural
cravings for tobaeco. Il
No moro H~ankeriag for Tobacco after Wsag O1oub
Preparation I Rccolect u is Warranted
BeiSGre Of Cotelierteds!
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T. ]. Young q son.

rae affection Of those in need Of Dry
Goods. Groceries, &c., is specially directed
to the announcement Of this suterprisihg and
reliable Grin located at Limestone Station.
An patrons viii DO dealt with honestly and
with view Of making every purchase profit
able 70 the buyer ds weIl as the seller, This
stock has been selected with the utmost care,
and 10 suit the demands Of all classes from
those who wear the eOarssst fabric to the
most iAsddious aud gay.
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Ruble & Wiilford's Machines.
naa- Those who are indebted to Is f5r s6d6,

BeA. Those who are indebted to US for sub
scriPtion and job-work are once more called
upon to come up Immediately and make pay
ment. We are in great need for money to
buy the materis, necessary to carry on our
business. We will take-when the money
can't be got~ten-anything that we can use in
oar family. BY bringing us in the cOurtry
produce or the national currency you will
greatly Oblige us, whereas, if you don't, Ue
piH oblge you.
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DeMott q Wards United Circus
and Menagerie,

Our readera who wish 70 attend an enter
taiumsuh not only Of an uns1ceptisual buta
msri,oriOus character, ahonld remember the
date o. Messrs, DeMots aud Wards promised
visit The ssAblishment We have heard well
spoken Of a. one which fully ysrifes the
promises made ~ the management upon
their bils end ID their advertisements. IL Is
said 70 be q oomPAet show, feplsis with OK
ssllsBt material, IN All respects much better
than 10 given Ia those 80 called colossal
Affairs, Which foam through he ooduay,
anl Of sound ana fsy sivuiyins nothing.
These yoang men are both ffst class per-
formers, aud bAve bson bsiars The public IN
prominent positions long enough 10 be isa-
BIbly Impressed win = kuoalsaes Of What
Elnd of an exhibition would pross success
fuL They have sbi ans wagons ! nsa, ont
q, superior horss1 a. excellent troupe, sls-
gsat p,npt,spli., snd kssp an shIpss ia
sqnfs order. The procsssion Z not a rdiy,
but y : az indef of The wealth Of ihs re-
sources ihty pfoducs lnaide skeir canvass,
They have selnsd litheT have goi Hnd are
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= All Royal Arch Aasoua, members Of Wash
ingioD Chapter No, u, are hereby notified to.
attend our next stated meeting, which will
DO held on Friday, the, 9TH day Of August A.
d. 1863, a. IS. 1868, X. ID, 1898. BY order Of
the NJ. i. Il, p.
JOHN s. MATHES,
July 3lst, 1863. Secretary.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

M. Slb' 335,
DY VIRTUE or AN ALIAS WRIT OF.
ID yeuditioni ESponas, Issued from The
office of the Clerk Of the District Court OF
the United States for the Eastern District Of
Tennessee at Knoxville, on the 9th day Of
Jufy, 1853, to Inc directed, | will expose to
public sale, for cash in hand, to the highest
bidder, At the C6nrt-hOhse door, in the city
of Knoxville, on Saturday the 22nd day of
August 1868, one Brick House and bot, sit
uated on Main street, in the town of Jones'
borough, in Washington county, Tennessee,
joining the lot of Seth J. w. Lucky and the
properly lately occupied by G.. W. Meek,
b heretofore seized AS the property Of WIN. G.,
Cannon, and ali his right aud title thereto
for the term Of his natural life which said
property was condemned rs forfeited to the
United States, by a decree OF said Court made
and pronounced az November term, 1861.
B.McDANNEL.
ls6sjuly94wl1 u s. MARSHAL Re,
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phe Big Show.


On last Monday, the New 0rleans Circus
aad Menagsrie paid US a visit and for the
first time in the history Of Jonesboro, was
presented the novel sight Of a Royal Bengal
Tiger and Leopards riding through the streets
with their keepers on top Of their cages!
Although the day was very unfayorable, the
interchangeable Prof. Ames did all in his pow
er to make the performance a success, and
we are happy to say that he succeeded ad-
mirably. To see the heroic Herr b. Lengel
perform his daring feat Of entering a cage of
Bengal Tigers and play with them as il they
were kittsns-and then to see him enter a
cage of ferocious African Lions and feed
them raw meat, was a sight worth any mans
" four Bit"
To-day the enterprislpg firm of DeMOtt b
Ward is to be- with us with their unrivalsd
Circus and Menagerie, and as there has been
some question as to which would have the
best show, we advise all who went to Ames'
show on last Monday, to 60 to DeMott and
Wards to-day, in order that they may render
an impartial decision as to the merits Of the
rival concerns.
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LAND SALE.

TN OBEDIENCE TO A DRGREE OF THE
County Court at Jonesborough, Wash
i1gtou county, Tennessee, in the caass W, "
s, Denton, Administrator Of Jefferson Per-
kins, deceased, vs.. Hannah Perkins, ct al,
rendered Mt the July term, 1868, | will sell,
on the 22nd day Of August, 1864, al the
Courthouse door in tina town Of Jonesboro'
Washington county, Tennessee, at public
sale, TO the highest bidder, a tract Of land
mentioned in the pleadings, situated and be,
ing in the sth civil district OF Washington
county, known. rs the farm on which sheseid
Jefferson Perkins lived at the time Of his
death, bounded by the lands of A. Scott,
William Denton and others, containing about
200 acres more or less. This farm is i'm
proved and IS suitahle for farming, and has
comfortable buildings thereon.
TERMS OF SAbE-Six months credit,
purchaser giving bond with good and SUIT
fcient security, except $3d in advance. This
18th dayof July, 1868.
J.F. GRESHAM,
lsGsiul24w4pfS9l Gerk & Comn'r.
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The following are u few selected FROM the multitude
OF rtcommendations N onr possoaHion: II
From W. r. Head, ESQ. Bangor, Mel
BANGOR, Me-, April "a, 1868.
I hereby certify that Ihaye used tobacco for thirty
years past, and for the last fifteen years 1 have fused
Two pounds per month. I have made attempts 10
leave Oft at different times--I have left OF one year at
Il time, bat always continued to banker after II until /
used 0rton's Propagation, which has completely chred
me Of the appetite for tobacco, I would recommend
all who are effected With this terrible habit 70 Try the
Preparation, which will certainly eure.if the direc-
lions are followed. W. p. HEALD. a
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BEST AND LATEST STYLE.
New Book.
.oonrIs lIrr o n0s. seHgrLEa eoLFaI.

. N II
NooRE's EIFE OF Hos. SCHUYLER coLFAx,
7. b. Peterson & Brothers, No. 900 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia. have in pres and VII publish IN a few
.daya. hThs Lifo Of Hon. Schuyler ColA,N, p written By
Res. A.. \. Noon, Of South lbyud. Indiaua. who was
for twelve yeau. as pastor and fr'nd, IN the entiFe
eohadsuce II Mr.. Coiiax, and had access 20 tho hlcs
and 10 tbs Congressional GloNe knows ali his pat
hntory anfal Who have kaowD him from boyhUod
ne began this hingrdphb two or threr Foars ago. 70
that NJ Is not one o. the hurled and ephcmrri puhli.
Gallons so common ii election grara. Mr. Moore n 4
gehilciasn Of fine talent snd %euiturs, and there i no
doubt but that this Biography Of Mr. CoiaN VA b
worthy u ia distinguisha ID subject,
The following letter tfum M. colax. 70 her. a. 7
Moore VIII explain ~itselfs-
WAEHINcr0N. n. q. Ma9 ~, ltt.
slfy Dear NJ. Moore
"As vuuf p odiotiou a gear ago has been n4b1ed, Il
have no further otirciipp o. rnnr ruuiisnin4 anF
sketch. mofe OF he's iui, o. Dy lie. Eou mtg have pr
cared. A. sou wero fr a dozen gears a ~hiiowfownr-
man on mina, and = vaiuod frsnd. Z suppose grn fnowl
~ m.rh about by history - The puelc you'll eere'
about khorihE and although ~ engrosaH g duties
herr ie.ya ne no time 81 revise tbe nannrrript. havo
% fear that gour aeIk VIII not be- a niihfd one,
Yours, very truly,
Nf H4 ~ ~ttfcHUrIFn c0IrAN.
apsr. A n. Moars. South Dend, iuiiaian
ID uitfhe published IN aiarge duodeciuro seluns or
d,s buudrd pages, printed irrm lsrRv typr, and on
DE fusf md best u uhiis taper. vim argIifait, on
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Csrr,aers wanted ey~eryuhsrs. Large dbcunnta
given Copies VII D. ssni oenf oac, al once. polt.
fsAi, "A receipt q prize, ~ NE raiii.herf, 4.
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COMMERCIAL
-- NH N ~"
WRITING
AND
BOOK KEEPING
TAUGHT ny
II WTH5- mHNT-REE a Ft
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AhthoT qi inc hclencN OF fenlHnuFnlp, u ~
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Persons from 6 10 60 years,of age can learn this
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Instead Of teaching peDmanship merely as an i1rita-
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PHONOGRAPHY
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BOOK KEEPING, :
In all its varieties, taught practically, The tess
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7 08iuly3tf.
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R6s- We see that the Rev. Herman Bokum
has returned from his tour, and that there Is
a strong disposition in many parts TO direct
the channels Of capital aud emigration to
Tennessee.
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[From L. ". Adkins, K%noxvino, TOnn,l

This il to certify that / had used tobacco to such m
extent that my health had become greatly impaired
aud my whole system deranged and broken down. 10
June, 1857, | PURCHASED one box Of 0rton'a ,Pfepara-
ton, and after Isinzit 1 found that l was completely
cured. Lhave not had any laundering or desire for 70.
bacoo slnco using the Preparation, 1 believe II TO be
wish to quit the use or tobacco 70, try one box Of or
toms Preparation. E.W. ADKINS.
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THIS ia to certify that l have used tobacco for eight
cen years ha9S tried many times to leave on, but
have suffered much from a dizziness in my head and
gnawing at my stomach, that / have soon given up
the trial. A short Tins since a friend induced me to
try Orton's Preparation (sold by you).i 1 have done so
and am completely cured. / did not, in the least,
banker after tobacco, either to smok or chew. after l
began to use tho Preparation. JOHN MORRILL,,
ny Price Of orton's Preparation Two Dollars per
box, forwarded to any part az the country, postpaid,
Address q. D. COTTON, Proprietor, Box l,f4s, Port
land, Maine.
REFRRBSeEs I'VE, the undersigned, have had per
isonal dealings with G. b. Cotton, and have found him
a reliable aud mir dealing man, and believe his stat q
pepts worthy Of the confidence Of tho public. s. b,
Richardson, Esq, Rev. J, s, Green, DIR. s. B, GOwell.
Portland. Maine: Ohas. II. Morril, Biddeford, Maine
y II. Boyle, Attly, Belfast Maine; AIOnzo Barnard,
Esq, Bangor, Maine VIM. o. Sweet, West Mansfield,
Mass.; NJ. Quimhy, ST. Johns. N. j.
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NEW BOOKS.

"A more charming story, and one.
which, having once commented it,seemed.
more Difficult to ieape. noe hare not nut
with tor many a ddy,"-Round Table.
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gner i2s eale - the Court House door IN
S oas.so'9 Lena on Saturday 2ad DIV "
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
Mr. Groes5sck' s. Speech.

t. The n. 7. He aids. correspondent
pays thg,foAowilig tribute TO the speecli
of Mr.. .Gr"eSbeck, whozis the third Of the
PrrSideRt'S counsel who has. spoken, it
Mill affect the result: = *, - - -
Washington. i$-~stHl ringing with
praises of Judge Groe>beck'S splendid
eech in far0ut .f tie President: 1t j.
>euiosiztd by every one, Radical and
Conservative alike. and is pronounced by
some to be tie san>t eleqnept address
ever made before the Anieri can Senate.
Its effect was ali the greater, from the
fact that expectation hat mot teens ex;
trayagant, aS; few profrSSed ro-know any
thiag about the aIrI ity If Mr.. Grae$heck,
whv, dulias the preceding stages OF the
tr.a!, had taken no premlneit part IN
THE luncecding : aud reiltai ed complete
iy silent, seeming &c be- ma'e> -ortament-
nj than useful in the conduct OF the ease.
| When he2dhd speak however, his words
were listened to with breaiheSS atten
ton Itis surprising how nsany COP
atertS Tia sc been mad. To- the side3of &C:
quitiaE>itice this address. and BOW geu-
eral has t,ccospe the opinion that The
frral cannot possibly result in co.rirtion.
.Ie will require arguments somewhat
more pow erfal y.han any ttiing that has
ryet eHtanated ffum the hoaousahie man
sag,rs, and, elcqaerce. Of a higher order
than Mr.. ,Butler'S OF Nr:. ,Bout"elfs, !, to
destroy-the Effect of Jnige Groesbeck' :
brilliant effort of Yesterday; - :.