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TRUE AS STEEL.
An Ohio Girl Pleads Guilty OF
Burglary in Order to DO
Near Her Lover.

Columbus. Ohio. Correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial ]
A r~rm,rkahle case OF true love has
,.oue to .isit ii the pcniien.lary that
has a romantic twinsc 10 it. In May,
1873, Thos Miles and Anna McFar-
Land were sent t" the prison from
Licking COUNTY, for burglary, under
the SAINT scnttace. Nat long sl'ce'
the woman ashsl Il guard about Thorn.
rs, wanting tol know now soon w.
wouId get ont. On inquiry OF her. it
wa learned that they were engaged |"
he married hcfore coming to the pris-
on, and that sid was not really guilty
of burglary. ltA pleaded guilty. that
she might be allowed TO suffer with hrr
lover. She i'd the guard that il
| Thomas was stnl true, she would MARI,
him when lhpySot ont. Thomas was
interviewed, aGu he was still true III
his Anna. lie prison authorities
were moved nj the situation. and al,
lowed them an ntelview, which is salt
to have been qtite an affecting scene
Their terms exvh'c on the saa'e day
S lurlav, JanuFy 81, 1878. 1t has
been arranged Il their request, to hol'
lhe ceremony in,hu prison chapel 81
the day Of their discharge The Chap
lam sill perform the cercnony, III
twain will start cut with freedom agar
rs one flesh, atler two years c"thne
ment within .he same walls, with hu
one interview lnthat time. IL may D
added that both have been exemp'ar
prisoners.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL, WE SUPPOSE -lhe
Huntsville (Ala independent oil the
oh inst. in copying some remarks u
mrs about its clitSr, A. X Wigs
calls MS W. s Slater. Iii it we're mol
that the $ box is above the j box anu
that in the elevated condition the cases
orruuy the S is liable to fall into the d
box, we would never forgive MI
Wings for calling US w. S, Instead o.
~ IL
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And why shouldn't Grant I've tried :
lie is President, it is true, but in this
republican country we have got yet
learned that the liking can do nc
wrong" And if Grant can't be con
yictcd alter his late action towards
Louisiana, then courts should all ht
abolished. They tried and impcarhc'
Andrew johnson for doing his duty
Now, what shall he lone with Grant
for doing all tho devilment II icnd
could be guilty Of?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-14

The Democratic State Central Com
millee OF Missouri met ut jefferson
City on the 6lh inst aud unanimously
adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved, TIA, III the sunversion OF
the right of the people OF Louisiana I"
regulate their own affairs, the inlerfrr
rnce of the General Government with
military force to compel submission tn
Il positive wrong. We view the worst
feature of Rulicalism and the r~lcarcsl
proof Of its cnnily to republican insti'
lutinns
Resolved, That we sympathise will
the people Of Louisiana in THEN efforts
to n | themselves OF their plunderers,
and We %,lenounce the conduct of the
President as hciit,ing only II lrspol
and not the Executive If u tree people
Resolved. Tnat We URGE upon uui
LEGISLATURE 1T the eai Hest moment, h\
II resolution to lie presented to Gov
.re-s. to demand that the wrong shall
cease
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
j. B. Hawkins VS. Il. Il. Estill ct. ais.

j. Hawkins VS. +. Il. Estill ct. ais.
Upon motion, and it appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the Clerk & Master, from;
cumplainnnt's bill in above cause, which
is sworn IT,. that the de endants. 4. !"
Bancroft. Tru tee. etc. Ofthc Stite Bank
OF south Carolina. also the President, d.
rcctorS. &C.. OF said State Bank Of South
Carolina. are non-rrsidcnts Of the state ~
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process q
this Court cannot be served upon them,
1t is therefore ordered that pAb-
LEGATION be made for four cousegnCi'e
weeks in the Home Journal. Il newspaper
pu rlished in Winchester Tennessee. r"-
curing said nonresident defendants 20
appear on or before the 4tii Monday IL
JANUARY next, before the Cilancrry Court
at Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn, "ni
plead answer or dcmur to compialGAn.t
Till. or he same will be taken foi con
icsscd, and set for hearing ex partr As To
them. Witness my hand ut Office IL y ia
chester, this Dec. 22,l. 1874.
y. II. FINCH, e. & y.
der24-lt 4 so
Williams & Martin, Solicitors for com'
p~lainant.
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r~suoessee of Arkansas, of Virginia.
of Ohio, orNrw York or ofIexas' Gun
not he overturned. Why9 Because
encl. is q government legally chosen ny
the peoplc, and us such sustained ny III
,vli,icai ,%,ur,ies. Kellogg's govern
nenl possesses only the shadow 81 IT,
o,,i,y. 1t represents only the Pnn''r
ul,nlcrers who for years nave r"'''''
+. ,uisiana without stint. It's only pc"
or is United States Amy.
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Nom Resident Notice.
II L. Byron, Guardian, etc, vs. Wiley :

II L. Byron, Guardian, etc. vs. Wiley =
EmUrey ct ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to The
satisfaction OF the Clerk & Master. lrou"
the bill in the above cause, which lss"o'H
To. that the defendants. VIM. Duucau,
George Duncan and Benjamin duncan,
are non-residents Of the state Of Tennes-
see. 50 that the ordinary process OF tr'ia
Court cannot he served upon them.
1t is til, rcfore ordered that publication
b. made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchcstcl.
Tenn, requiring said nonresident drfcu-
,iants to appear on or before the 4th Mon
,Iay in January next. before the ChanceTy
Court at Winchester. Franklin county,
Tenn. and plead, answer or lemur TO
com plainanr's bill. or the same will be tn
ken for confessed and set for hearing ex
parte lis to them Witness my hand, ~
oilice in Winchester. Tenn. this Dec. u.
1871. L. II. FINCH, c. i i.
dec24-lt 4 80
Williams & Martin, Solicitors.
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We still keep ~ oar practice OF fur
nishing, free Of charge, 10 the Home
Journal Subscribers. all important pub
lie documents in the shape Of extras,
thereby net trenching upon our space
in the Home journal which we need
for other matter. We give them this
week the Governors Message, full and
correct, and the Report Of Comptroller
Burcli-in all about sixteen columns
81 interesting matter, without charge.
Gov. Browns Message is an able one,
aud the report OF Comptroller Burch is
full and clear. In this connection We
cannot refrain from saying that whe,l,.
or, or not, Burch paid Hobbs, directly
or indirectly. any money to resign, The
people gained an able aud efficient oil
Ger in place Of II not so c"mpe,en
and able, when they got Bulch in lie
OF Uebbs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-14

The abolition ot capital punishment
in iowa ST. ms To- have given a new
impetus 10 crime. Knowing that
where there is liic there is hope, mur-
d rcrs cling to the chances. in the event
of Imprisonment. Of "scape and pardon.
Whatever may lie sail "fmen's uncon
,rolla"le passions, there can he n"
doubt of the restraining Influence
wrought ny the visbn of gallews tina,
~ certain toturn INFO drra | reality 10
the man guilty Of nurder.-- Memphis
Avalanche.
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January Sth, the anniversary of the
huttlc OF New Orleans, was generally
celebrated throughout the Moth An.
drew Jactson's memory was cXt"Il at
and the acts of Gen. Sheridan de.
bounced as q shameful outrage with.
ont parallel in the annals Of history.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-14

The southern States will never he
able to b"as. Of solId prosperity until
they manufacture evee!y u"und OF cot
ton they grow. The English msnu-
tucturers who have removed their fac-
tories to the cotton fields Of India are
All example in point.
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Nearly oil the States are protesting
auainst the late interference Of tue U
=. army With the Legislature Of the
Stat. of Louisiana. This is right. The
outrage ought to be u signal Of warn
ing to all the States.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-14

Gen. Geo. Nancy. OF this State, ha'
been nominated hv the President rs L
S. Minister to Ecuador. His s~alnr,
will be $1,000 per annum And a.
Gen. Nancy gets paid for coqnctins
with radicalism.
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Gen. Jnckson's atile az New Or
leans the Slh of January, many years
ags, covered him with glory. Gen
Shcridan's battle this Q against con
s,itulional rights and State sovereignty
las covered him with infamv.
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GOV. HENDRICKS HEARD FROM.

Indianapolis. Jan. Tn his mes
sage. to he lad het@r" the l. gislalurr
Tomorrow, Gov. Hendricks takes
>.r"n" grounds against the kellogg
Government ard Federal interference,
and urges the Legislature To adept res
slntinns expressive of the %nlilnatiOn
felt by Indiana Mt The policy pursued
hy the President and the Radical
party.
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w want TO say to all defeated can
diiatcs, in any State of this 50 raIlr'
Union, that if they will only send word
TO l.. S. Grant that they will support
him foi Il third term provided he will
send troops to put them into office and
put .hc duly elected mes ont, they vii!
not be disappointed. Wde Louisiana
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Non asidnt Notice.

l.. l.. Dorsey ct ais %vslsaac Hilliard ct ais.
Upon motion of coil,lainantS AMI !. All
pelring to the satisfaction OF thcjlrrk u
NJ ,>ter. from the bill W the above caliSe,
wi,iciI is sworn IL, iIat the defendant.
Isaac Ililliar,l. Is Il lpn-resilent of the
State st Tennessee, sd that the ordinary
process of the law canlDt be served upon
him.
II is therefore orlerd that publication
he made for four slccesive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tennessee. requiring said nonresident
defendant to appear Of or before the 18th
Monday in January next. before the
Chanrcry Court at Winchester, Tenn.
and plead. answer o. kmur to complain
ants bill. or the SAINT will he taken for
confessed. and set for liearing cxparte us
to him. Witness ny hand. at Office in
Winchester, Tenn. tn Dee. i4tlI, 1874.
L. II. finch, q. Il. NJ.
decl7-It Hls)
Fitzpatrick. Gregorf& Davis. Solicitors
for complainants.
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The breaking up Of the Legislature
OF Louisiana end the organization OF
n usurping body in its place by a Gen
cral Of the United States army backed
by Federal soldiers with fixed bayonc's,
has awakened the people of the whole
country to the danger that menances
free institutions.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-14

The New York Day Book thinks
there are many reasons why Governor
Allen should be selected as the stan
dard. bearer Of the Democracy in 1876,
and it claims that it,. on the news Of
his election as governor last year, pre-
dictrd his nomination in 1876 FOL
President. He achieved the first Dem
ocra,ic victory since 1850. lie hrok'
tho backbone of the Republican party
aud rendered all subsequent victories
AZ easy matter. He was the first
prominent Democrat Of character an'
Imsullicd reputation who Jared 20 IN
to an election upon a Democratic issue.
oschcwing all policy Il. dyes or cud.
ding propositions with Liberal Re.
publicanism' to help "puil through"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-14

Grant sent the very meancst OF his
tools Ia Louisiana 20 ride, rough shod,
over the people. No m"aner man than
Sheridan cxccpt--U. S. Grant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-14

The Chattanooga Time, is opposed
10 privilege taxes, and very truly says
that the theory upon which licenses
are levied is false.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-14

Tho press are generally dcnonncing
Grants use Of the bayonct in Louisiana
matters. No wonder Grant despiscs a
free press.
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MARY'S Ill TILE LAME.

Mary possessed liminutiV sheep,
Whose external covering was AZ dtNolu o,
color rs the cOngralrd inreons nllu
which occasionally prrsntS i~hsurih"''iil'
able barriers to railroad travel "l lAe
Sitrras;
Aud every where that Mary pcrcgr'nated
The Juvenile Soutl 'down was certain u
ret up and get right after her.
Ittlgs Il her to the alphabet d~lspcnsary
one day. ,,.
VIII 81! was in contravcntiOE ofestab!isheo
usage:
1t cnr:sel tie other youthful students tt
rntrl,inatc and skvfinaIr
To perceive an ad0leSccnt mutton IN al
e%,iilirr devoted to the dissemination OF
| knowledge. ,,, a..
And so the preceptorcjected him from the
interior. .,h
AM, l,e continued to roam in the lh''''eu'-
atr virinity. u,,;,
And remained in the ncighbornoou u"'''
Mary
7 Once more became visible
"Wi,at cause. the juvenile Sheep 10 h"''N-
er after Mary soT' chat,
Onrrird the inquisitive children d ''c''
tutor. A., ,,,
"Why. Mary b e:iows much affection up,
nm The liltlc animal to which the wiht!
is tempered when sliorn. You must De d
ware.
The preccptor with a%lacrity responded.
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cal lncapacity. lmpedimcnts to Marriag'
etc; also. CONSUMPTION, EPILEPsi an
FITS. induced by self-indnlgcncc or sexu
al extravaganza; Piles. &c.
q Price, in II sealed envelope, onlf
six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admi-
rabie Essay clearly demonstrates from Il
thirty years successful practice. that thu
alarming consequences OF s~elf-abuse may
be radically cured without the danGerouP
use of internal medicine or the Application
OF the knife. pointing out Il mode of cure
ut once simple. certain. and etfectual. hF
means OF which every sufferer, no matt. Z
what his condition may be. may cure him
self cl'eaply. privately. and radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands O.
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal in plain envelope. to an!
address. postpaid. OH receipt ct six cents.
o. two post stamps. Also. DIR. SlLlS-
BEES REMEDY FOR PILES. Send fer
circular. Address the Publishers.
CllAS. j. c. KLINE & co.
lH Bowery, New York, r. o. Box 1850.
may7-ly
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h.artfel. sympathy Of the people OF
the other States by preserving th"
peaceful and d'gnilied attitude when
characterized them yesterday
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MASSACHUSETTS, GOVERNOR DENOUNCES
THE OUTRAGE.

Boston, jan. 7.-Gov. CASTOR, in his
Mosaic, refers to the Louisiana mat
ter Us follows:
1.-The presence Of an armed force oil
United States troops in the Le4lslalur,
OF State for the purpose OF settling
the election contests between p"lit;c,
parties is n matter of great concern tn
all the people oI the States, in cases
where the possible effect of such pres
cnce may he to sui,vert the popular
will, and impose upon the people
rulers whom they have not selected,
| invite the immediate attention OF the
Legislature 10 the subject.
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Congressional proceedings will be
found on our outside. Read them.
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V1CK'S FLORAL GUIDE
For 1875.

PUBLISHED Q'ARTERLY.-January nun, .
her just issued. AMI contains over iOO
Pages. 800 Engravings, descriptions OF
more than 500 OF our best Flowers AMI
vegetables, with Directions for Culture.
Coiored Plate. ete.-The most useful and
elegant work Of the kind In the w0rld.-
Uniy 70 cents for the year-PnblisheL In
English and German. Address,
JANIS VIcX, Rochester. My.
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LOUISIANA'S WRONGs'
The Alarm Sounded from ohio
and Massachusetts.
Governors Allen and Castor OH
the Outrage.
New York Will Protest, lrrespect-
i've OF Party.

COLUMBUS, o, Jan. 7.--Gw ". Allen
has Just sent the following message t.
the General Assembly. which was re-
frrred to the Committec on Federal
r. latiUns:
To the General Assembly: u de.
sire to cali your attention /" The grave
circumstance Of the interference ot
Federal troops in the reorganization
and proceedings of the Legislature OF
Il sister State. II the reported action
IT the military in unseating persons
claiming to he mcmhers of the Louis
rama Legislature, and giving then
places to persons contes,ing the same,
IS true. and is legal and proper, then
the same interference would he lega'
and proper hero, aud it seems to he
the duty Of the Representatives of TIN
people Of this State to ut once enter
vigorous protest against this action
that ma, be made II prere, ent NJ som
future time for the overthrow of clvi
government here. If there is Il law
%warrautIng the settling OF contrsle,
election cases in State Legislatures b.
the use OF Federal troops, then, in III,
judgment, you should request its im
mediate repeal. If there is no !a'
for it, then your indignant protes
should be heard at WASHINGTON insist
Ing III on such action by Congress Il
, will prevent, in the future. such fl.
grant outrasrs against civil liberty.
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Home Janrnal.
Democratic Congressional Com.
mittee, 9th District.

JAMES NJ. AvnNT. OF Rutherford.
EoBT. T.. F%k,ERsON. OF Bedford.
w. j. SLATER, Of FrankliD.
j. ". BuKNAM, oi Lincoln.
j. II. LEWIS. of Marshall.
=. j. WILSON. of Coffee.
j. l.. RICE,
Caairmqn Dem liz. STATE Com.
". J. SYKES. Secretary
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The preccptor with alacrity responded.

SlnnIv, the great African expl7rts'
is about ready at Zsnz'her, or was a,
,st accounts, To start on u crane
Journey into the interior Of Africa
His command numbers about l"hr
hun,lrel men. wan are pali III the rate
of ahunt i've iolla"s per month. each,
besides what they eat. lie carries
with him IN immtusc stock OF cloths
heads and wire, alapteI to the tastes
AMI fashions OF the tribes through
watch they are expected to pass
These goods are 70 I've used Tor pur-
poses Of barter ;,ni rs preSehls 10
strong tribes ,ii,p ,sed IL he hostile,
The execution is undertaken on
magnificent scale, perhaps never before
couuled, and it is possible that StanlN
will ut last solv, the worlds grea'
u:D' lem tor the last two thousand
ycars-thc source 81 the Nilc : Mem
phis Ledger.
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NEW YORK TO THE RESCUE.

New Yo,k, Jan. 1.-THE following
address, IT, the citizens OF New York,
calling on Them to meet and protest
against The military interference IN
Louisiana, WAS issued this evening:
JAN 5, 1873 To the citizens nI
New York: L, days A 'sociat"d Press
dispatches Of events which took place
in our sister city, Ncw Orleans, pre-
sent the most marked attempts against
citizenship which have been made
since the establishment of our govern
ment. The legislative body ef u SIS
ter State, %peaceaIly assembled, la
he"n broken into and dispersed by
Federal troops acting upon orders
from the President of the Uhitel
States. To give ex ,ression to the
outraged feelings which every citizen
IF Il free commonwealth must cxpc
ut IL crime. happily in this coun-
so Unparalleled. against the IN Ter
J., ing principles of our government. We
ask you To assemble, irrespective OF
ties. at Cooper Institute Monla,
evening, January IL.
WM. ULLfN Bryant,
WIN. II. WYCHAM,
WM. NJ. EvARrs,
WM. DUNCAN.
AUGUST BELMONT,
MANToN MARBLE,
WnIrELAw REID.
CHARLES A. DANA,
SIDNEY WEBSTER,
And Others.
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How Lost, and How Restore

Just published. Il new edi,io;
OF DR.. CULvERwELL'S CRIE
BRATED ESSAY on the rddlca.
cure (without mcdicinel SPY
MATORRHpA Or seminal Weak-
mes Involuntary st minal Lose,
Nuurul and phvsi
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THE GREAT CENTRAL
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA,
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
Ahead Of all Compotitio4

The travelling public, bns,ncas mon,
families. and rlnigrants. NteNahei's onr
trains run from Chattanooga. through! IA
heart of Tennessee, to the Mississippi ri,.
or, WiihOWt chaWge, making
Double Daily Connections,
and delivering passengers in Memphis,
Little Rock. st. Louis. IerOs, aud thu
many thriving cities OF the Great West, Mt
the
Lowest Possible Rates,
in quicker time. more pleasantly and with
less omnibus and river transferring thHu
any other route.
~ Through tickets. maps, time, &c,
m ~ he had on application to Jos. Carter
Agent. Decl,crd, or to
W. l.. DANLEY,
Gen. Pass. u Ticket tg't,
JuIy, 1874. Nashville, Tenn
, 1875-12-11
SPANISH RULE IN CUBA.
From The Spectator

A remarkable financial statement has
been published by a New York journal
which enables us to make a shrewd guess
why the Cuban planters and other partl-
sans Of Spain in the island are SO tolerant
of disappointments and chicanery on the
part Of the Home Government. The
statement is founded on the admissions OF
the last candid Budget of the Spanish
Monarchy, That of 1866-1s67. In that
year the yield of taxes in Cuba was esti-
mated at more than $3.50, 900, an enor-
nous increase over the revenues of 1851,
when Concha became Captain-General
the total income from taxation being then
no more than one million sterling. But
under the new system INTRODUCED by
Concha and perfected by his successor
Cuba was treated as no other province or
colony of Spain was treated. In the
FIRST place, morn charges which there
was 90 excuse, OIL. next to none, for dealing
With as exclusively colonial. were heaped
upon her. A sum of s2, 40O, 900 was ab-
strscted from her revenues for the depart
ments of "War," s'Navy," and "State,"
the nother-country being thus relieved from
the cost of the army maintained in the isl.
and, of the feet invariably kept in West
f6dian waters, and of the salaries OF all
diplomatic and consular officers in American
ceuntries. What lie even more amazing,
10 asbst sacharge Of more than $4,000 a
yeat was made agsinst Cuba for the ex-