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BUFFALO MILLER.
Nh IS CHARGED WITH PERJURY BEYoRE TEE
GRAND JURY.

oHANb 9uH!s r,
The Grand jury waa expeckot to hast adjourned
e.ts.,. s,.,n.. ~ . e,r,rI.;rt ,nsdc sc,in.t H.
~ su n.,,s sp :. ~. .cncb, ~ tnair, ~ nrrnrv
In matter growing ont Of tho whisky troubles Of
a Ycsr aee, The comptain.nh were tho officers Of
~ fttds .r, 1.sthr, fant vim. II nnnearn. hold
ht!leFa note IN tavof o. william "copper" h,1 oiu
partner, for 81, 900. The evidence showed That
tho notc had been sued on in Tho Circuit Court
'cW aa5easo' ,H, ~ "".. 't..er ~ -. 49,.
tnaTcf was oseffo'ea " WIG aoa''. ""c1nuvn ~ - :"
Tho Couri objected unlcu Miller would drst
- .ma.v1. ..,,trv fo,th = rrnaor ,hta
, 1877-05-19

6pzetQs I17p12eN 70 1H4 7FIpaH8s
HEnAoa, Nlcot!st Co., MINI, MnY ls.-Orass.
hoppefs arc I mystery. 8umo places whcre tho
eggs wsss thlekest, and 'hoppers plenty week
ago, neither eegs nnr Insects srs to bo found. In
others, where least expected, countless millions
swarp,. They AFe too email yet to cat
much. Entesp,aslng farmers arc burning,
dIlching, stamping, plowtng. harrowlng-doing
thsis beat to. destroy the pssts while
sa,ai1. We feet confident that VIC viii
nsas sna plant a. ions =. there il any ase Of plant.
Ink; then Wo ahall keep on lighting. We don't
ptoposa to lcayu this cuod1y land IN than. There
pflea went up. Torn Il shipped In sna kerpa abna!
is hD cents per bushel. Aany farus*ss hass sowbd
Ar!d.peAs.
, 1877-05-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Rev. Sumner Ellis vii! preach tomorrow
morning on 18th" Failing God. snd lhs grounds
Of that failure forth The current theology
The Rer. Robert Coi'yes will give 10 tho West
6tdass ia popular lecture, "Clear Grit" sunday
evening II The Tnisd Uultasisn Church
A Gospel eemp<sanes meeting Will bs tald Ihls
, 1877-05-19
THE GRAND JURY,

The Grand Jury yesterday returned : true bill
against Nicholas B, Happleye for smbe1zisment.
the amount alesed to hars beso smoezzsed eeinT
$o3, 600, the property Of Virgil Laura A., aud
Cicero 4. AeKinnop. children Of john ]. AeKln-
non, sttornsy. BY hts ttst wife. Mr.. Kappeye
WAs one4 member Of the iusu1lneo and brokerage
, 1877-05-19

tlfcd many Of their ovn and their neighbour
cattle In tho field, hus wctc told they could not
Immediately. whIcl. They did: and nnw another
party of about htty c,sens of tho sieinfties from
sut Of thc thieves and It il hoped tIey viii suc.
coed In cantur!ns them, an we'll ~ tho tattle.
, 1877-05-19

Tho psopr,etos OF '.Andrews' Haza1 :" has been
Tho dFst s9 prove that = fa*h!oa journal: Of h!at
quaiits in every. regard. can b published at Ihs
extraordinarily !uw ps3ce VI u for twelve numpsf1
ins, beautifully printed. ". 4. Aaossws, pub.
lIahef, ttnclnAAtl.
, 1877-05-19

ELDRlD0E-1n this city. Nay II. 1s77, tra L,
Elat!dgs, aTsd ~ years.
Epuerkt fiom No. BIO WAsren.Ay., At IL: 80 =.
p 70 day, thoucs BY cars 10 Rosebil Cemetery %
lhe o'clock .. n. train. -.--.. -.-
~ Roektsnd and Dln9os tsis.) pspets plsass
copy.
HAWLEY-A, tbs residence Of q. II: Coe. Esq. !,
Pzinesttl!s. O.. May II. Mrs. r. tiaHloJ, aged II
years, tnothcr of Albert L. Coe, Of this city,
cLAAK-Julia T., daughter ot Samuel md 10.
, 1877-05-19

Ap4e4aa DsouseA 70 71s Jttauxs
SAG C;1y. Ia, Nay IS.-Thc bulk OF the grass.
hoppers have hstch4d out. There ARA sotne eggs In
Tho ground yst Considerable damage IL being
oous, principally on ''blcsking." Old land secms
to ba liora fortunate. We tnlnk. however, we viii
succeed In sassinE = fair crop.
, 1877-05-19
PURITY

IA Tho great esldaratuul in any article Of general
consumption. Waller Baker T. Co. have ishoFed
hundred years 10 make this tho leading claim Of
thcis chocolates and cueoas TO public confidence,
and tho constantly Increasing demand for their
rcods eytnecs their great succcss.
, 1877-05-19
PERSONAL,

Mrs. Charles Thompson, 2l0 Wabash asenus,
haa lust returned from very extended trip East,
and brings many usw and pretty thugs In tho way
Of ornaments anh Style In wearing. tho hsie.
, 1877-05-19

FIX HUT q 1VH3 MU21V LVs
oHtr spceial inducements 10 purchasers. Ut whole.
sale and retsil of sheet rposc, music books, yto.
lins guitars aud Al! kinda of musical Instruments.
General agents lot The standard organ and Weber
plano. Quality guaranteed. No. 15B S.sta sttceL
, 1877-05-19
ptAknS m RENT.

FIAHUS u HENT.
Splendid upright snd square p,anos for fent 1t
low satce. Second hAnd square p,4uos closing
out At lcss THAI eost Lyon 4 liealy, State and
Monroe streets,
, 1877-05-19

~.@--->s-s-">A~
LATTlN0-cAKTEK-On May IT. 1t st. janass'
Church. by The Hoy. y. =. Harris. D. D., NJ.
Charles Percy tatt!ns. Of New York, And A!as
IsabelIA W. Carter, dAaKhtet of the late James
rsrteF ESQ,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-22
THE NEXT ISSUE.

The Chicago Tribune thinks that with
| the settlement of the Hampton and Nicbolle
| cases the next issue between the two great
| national parties will be the compreh on sive
ana absorbing question of Taxation, which
includes the ADMINISTRATION of the General,
State and Municipal Governments, and
divides mankind in a popular government
into Taxpayers and tax eaters. This issue
| embraces in detail differences as to how
much money shall be expended in the way
OF public lnproVem ents, and on the public
service, the limitation of the debt contract
ing power, the ways and means of raising
the revenue, the principles of revenue re-
form and high tariff -as applied to the pro-
duction of revenue, the collection as we'll
as the assessment of taxes, and the admin
lstratIon of the public moneys. 1t is an
issue it Thinks on whicn what may be
called the self supporting classes will be
always practically i'll accord, whether they
live norsh or south of Mason and Dixon's
line, and whether it comes in q national or
local shape and on which they may ex
pect to encounter the antagonist of the
tax. devourers, including all those who can
not make living outside of office holding,
the contractors and sabsidy-huntt the
deCnagogues who persuade ignorant people
that lavish public extravaganza will 10
dound to their benefit, and generally the
impecunious and irresponsible classes, no
have nc property representing srrplus
amount of taxes imposed and the M amer in
which they arc assessed and collected. On |
the one SIDE is ranged those who have |
to he saved or devoursd, and who |
can save more under economical govern
ment than they desire or hope to devour
under extravagant government, and this
class, as men of influence and employers,
will always be able to control large pro.
portion of those who have no tangible prop
erty, but whom excessive taxation Will |
affect iDjuriously to the extent that it Grip.
pies business and contracts the opportunity
and pay for the working class. On the
other side is ranged large class Of profes
Sional Office seekers and jobbers, including
freqently men of means and influences, who
Eope to make more out of a prodigai sys-
tenn of public expenditure than they will
pay in taxation, the ignorant people whom
they can deceive, and the reckless classes
who think they have nothing to lose, ard
every thing to gain by an era of extrava-
yance.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-22
IRELAND s FAITH.

In Dublin, on st. Patrick's Day, Father
Burke preached the panegyric of Gland.
patron Saint. Having spoken at length Of
the Saints wonderful labor and the rapid
growth of the Church in Irel and, be closed
his address with these words:
And now, dearly beloved, W. may perhaps
think that that which grew up SO suddenly
would fade equally suddenly, for we know
that if the gourd of the Prophet sprapg up
In one night and formed q shade uudel
which he took his rest, that it withered az
! speedily away when little worm gnawed
at the root. Was it to be 80 with the
Church of Ireland's faith and Ireland's
sanctity was it to wither as quickly as it
sprang upY Answer it, o ye Ages An
sWer 1t, o ye Nations! Who have tried the
strength of this root every worm that
could assal it had Fixed his venomous
| teeth in it, but in vain in vain the fire ot
the Dane consumed the land, it could waste
everything, Int left Irelaud's Cath olicity
untouched as of old in vain came the
storm OF successive prosecutions; in vain
was the land wasted over and over again !;
Hooded in blood, stepped in tears in vain
was the whole aboriginal race stripped OF
everything they had in the world, and
driven out to die in the wasted places of
the land; in vain all, everything that
earth could try, that he'll could essay, has
like the mountain oak like the cedar of
Lebanon, detied every storm for 400
years, and, blessed be God, we, her
children, who are in her arms to day. be-
hold that ancient truth as fresh, its le I'VE,
as green, it's flowers as fragrant, its fruits
as rich as on the day that the eairt lay
down in the northern land and blessed the
country which God had given him, and,
dying, said these last words in the Irish
language: ooh, Ireland, this is my prayer
anC this is my prophecy other nations
may lose all that God gave Them ; Ireland,
my land, will! never lose the pure, trne
faith which she has received" She has
not lost it; she can scarcely go through
greater trials than she has already gone
The past is the clearest guaran-
tee for the future. Beloved brethren, l
have no fear for the faith of my land bnt
l call upon you to day to do what our
fathers did of old, whilst you cling to the
faith to remember, ike the Irish l400 years
ago, that you must illustrate that faith by |
of life. If you believe what Pat !
rick taught, you must endeavcr to live as
Patrick lived, a sacramental life,-lives of
purity, of heroic devotion to God and 20
His holy Church, to His Vicar on earth,
with whom Patrick bound us up, 30 that
when we come to Heavens gate and claim
entrance there on the strength of the faith
that Patrick taught US, our Father in
M for his true children, and |
say, "They are mine, my likeness is upon
them they are like their fathers to whom |
preached. They are like their martyrs
from whom I sprang they have to day
the faith, they have finished the good work. |
Crown them, o Lord, as thou hast crowned !
Them with faith"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-22

There is young man in the neighbor-
hood who ia always melancholy and OIL
ways out of work. The other day he was
asked by a kindly disposed man whether
he could find no work. "Sir," said he,
my appetite. Can help it 2" "No."
" The only thing that appeases my appe-
tite is my food. Can help ~ "No, Ger.
taiuly not" 1.-THE only thing that procures
me food is money. Can 1 help it7" "Of
course not; everybody has to buy food"
The only way for me to get money is to
way to get it," "But, air." and here the
tears came rolling down his cheek, " there
is tho rub. Work spoils my appetite, and
haven't anything else to live for"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-22

FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.-A sad case of a
little boy being frightened to death occurred
ABBOTT nine o'clock in the evening son of Mr..
Rowland, six years of age, was passing along
the street of that town alone, when another
boy, son of DR.. WIN Toler, who was dressed in
hideOus costume and playing in the front
yard at home, seeing the little fellow passing
played the part of a ghost, and jumping out
suddenly upon the little fellow, at the same
time making strange noise, SO frightened him
that be fell PROSTATE upon the pavement. He
jumped up quickly and ran few rods, when
he again fell, this time a corpse Chicago Times.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-22

FAMILY SUCCESSION IN CONGRESS The
CameroGs don't present the first instance
of family succession IN the Senate. The
present Senator Bayard succeeded bis
father, and both were elected to tho Sen
ate on the same day-the father to fill a
vacancy and the son to succeed for the
long term. Two brothers, Salisbury, have
rotated in the Senate from Deleware-
Willard having served twelve years aud
Eli having succeeded him, and now Just
entered his second term. Benton sat in
the Senate with his sor-in law, Fremont,
and Dodge, of Wisconsin, served in the
same body with his son from Iowa. Butler
served in the House with son-in law
(Ames) in the Senate, and Chandler served
in the Senate with son-in-law (Hale) in
the House. The strongest representation
of any one family in Congress was the
three Washburn brothers, who served to-
Retber in one Congratulated from Maine,
Elihu from Illinois, and Cadwallader from
Philadelphia Times.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
T ,EEDS' FOUNDRY,
(Estaolished In 1881
Corner Of Delord and Foucher Streets,
NEW ORLPASB

We prepared 10 monnfantuto Steam RpvtuAA
Boilers, hnRar MHs, Sugar Kettles. Draining No,
chimes, Saw Mills, Cotton Prsasss. Newell SGrcva
Gin Gearing. Furnace Mouths. Crate Bars JndSon;s
6oHcfh"F" and ali kinds of Plantation and St4amboat
WORK and every description OF the 1th
peg 70 cal special attention large stock Of
sugar Kettles Having purchased the entire stocE of
The stacker Iron Works of Ten. essee for which Ne
r. r. Layilebeuvre was formerly agent tAnd the only
genuine Tennessee Kettle the Rrkst) We oder tbe
same for tae az well thoSe Of mGnufaot1rS
TO furnish on application. " FOA
Se3 76Iy IRRDa l. m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-22
INSURANCE.
EIREMENS INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Chico, Corner of Camp and Gravier stroots
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
ANNUAL STATEMENT.

EARNINGS 1I3 Sh
Losses Iatd-- 1906 "a
Net profits 47,4u3 II |
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-22

The crime of obtaining money under
false pretenses has greatly diminished
within the last few years" said justice
to a country friend. GLOW do you &C.
count for that ?" asked the friend. Easily
enough" replied the justice. "You see,
the fact is, these times it is almost impos-
sible to obtain money under any pretense."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-22

A Missouri editor huTls this whitening
sentence at a political backslidler " He
is not only TarG dUis. but we might almost
say genus homo (which reminds ne Ofthe
schoOi-boy who translated Et to, BruEel
stYou. vor bT0k ~ obtE0deIpkia Tines
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-22

SAvED-20 PER CENT.-By calling on DR.. L.
A. Thurber, corner Common and DsEbigny stESots for
al ss-sss c-.,-ntfors
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earnings VIZ III Sb
Losses ratd- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1905 81
Net pronts- 47,4u3 II
NEW OKLFA>s Jsnuary II Is77
!, meeting Of tn" B"srd or pIeetore, held This
from The net earnings of the ending December 81
!. Ten per cent annual interest the capital paid in
2, Five per ecu. to cary 20 resers fand IN accord
B. Ten per cent to carry to he credit Of The Fiemen 9
u a OF New Orleans for the snppors
Of said Association in accordance With section article
4. Five per interest dividend capital pcid in
Twenty-Five per cent dividend to participating
Ali declarations of dividends to to be
section $ article g. of the charter certificates Of which
will be issued on and after the 10th day of Febr uary
Par.cipatng dvldends to Insurers mot
Stockholders can obtain printed detailed statements
| st the office Of The company
J. / y SR 9bEosi fEs' Hlso President
R. H. BRNNERs, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
J Ale1apder, CTGauche, T. Prud honme,
i i RierSorst 4 + I.sacson. w seSI Marks.
n Maris LOUIS Wilt 'e0 N sn 1,s5 s&
HIRERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street.
JOHN HENDERSON, President.
P. IRWIN, Vice President.
THos r. BRAGG, Secretary.
LaFh1ngs.:' ----......-----.... S2l3 424
Aosseo I aAa.. ..----- 74,741
Neb 1EenS. 50 43e
At IN election held Monday, the ist inst the
following named gentlemen chosen Directors Of
this Company to serve for the ensuing year.
y; Twin, John Henderson,
thomas King. John G. Ryan,
Tbos Gilmore, W. j. CasteIl,
5ohn l. Glooons, JAS. A. GIrdner
william Hart Emile Gauche.
David jackson John II. Hanna,
f. ]. Gasquet
And 1t meeting of the Board, held May 9Th JOHN |
President, P. IRWIN. Vice President
and THos. f. BRAGG, Secretary were unanimously |
The Board declared out of the me- profits OF the
Company for the past twelve months 10 per cent In
terest also per cent dividend the paid up capital
and IS per cent dividend premiums pkid by stock
holders (making with the rebate per cont on pre-
niums Said interest and dividends placed to the
credit OF the stock notes.
1nterest and dividends full paid otock payable In
'ash at the Office of the and une 18th
1rox.
THos. F. BRAGG, Secretary.
New Orieans May IL. 1876. myI476Iy
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-13
DR.. c. Ec:.skE'S
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as a rem -ly ior "..ll the ills that
flesh is heir TO" bat in affections of
the ldvef, and in al Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases ct that character.
they stand v.;.hgut rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
10 better calhlrlic can be used
preparatory f., OF after taking Qui-
nine.
rs = simple purgative they are
unequal d.
BEWARE OF I5IiTArIoxs.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has red wax seal ON
the lid, with the impression DE-.
MtLANE's LINER Pms.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
OF I. M'LASE and FLEMIxG Bios.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storckcoporS generally.
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Public notice Is hereby given that Nv
virtue OF an order Of the county court -,
the County OF Alexander In The state ~ ~
Illinois, rendered 1t the December term
Of SAID court, A. ID. 1873. i, Harmon n
Black administrator de bonis non Of the g..
tnSe OF Louis NAsann0, late of said eoun,v
deceased, will sell At public yendue on ths
10Th day OF April A. ID. 1877, at the west
door OF Of the. Court House In the city of
cairo between the hours of ten O'Clock in
"a. sn forenoon and i've O'Clock In the after.
noon OF the same day to the highest bidder
20 pay the debts Of the said Louis Nssanno
ueoesssa, the following described real
essS.s, ntuate IN the county of Alexander
&ea tae state OF Illinois to-wit
LOU numbered four (4l. five (5o and 10,
Ia block numbered seventeen iy,' au W,
hrse addition 70 the city OF a,rc" .n ~ s .Se
soetheass quarter Of section twe,va n ,So
west. 'anee TWO t2),
subject TO the homestead interest N, ,,,,,
gov ssd family In and 70 said lot ei~hs -,
oc. ssventeen, and to the widow's
dover " said real egtate.
Tersns 81 sole I: One hall of nur.h.s.
money - be cash in hand upon approS Al Is ~
Sale and delivery Of deed and one hail ~
eost OF six months, purchaser 10 give
security and trust deed on the premists 10
secure TIE remainder OF purchsse nonsw
Dated March, eth, 1877.
HARMON II. BLACK.
s-6<w. Adnintstsator Do bonas non, etc.
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1883 Cant DE made ny every aye,
ss'..s every month in the business 1T
furnish, but those willing to work can s.s;,s,
earn dozen dollars day right in their own SIi 10y
aiiuss; Have no room to plain here, Busi-
ness pleasant and honorable, Women. bows
YOU eomplete outfit free. The business paxa
letter than anything else. We will besr ~,
pnd s o. starting yon Particulars nee. Write
and daughters. and ali classes in need ~ n1ns
,hon, !. noine, should write 70 Us and lesrn al
soou. tne work at once. Now Is The til a'
Name "e'ay' Address TRuE 4 Co. Augu Sta.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

VNHE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circuinscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose isirritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; 4 swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with a
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone fleeing pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood ;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough /;
cough sometime5dry and convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the .tselh; temp1r yaria.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found 10 exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERNIFUGE
win certainly effect cure.
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