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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-07

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love and happiness TO both their
lives.
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gard, At least, the envy Of Amer.
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-07

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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-07

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HSss.hsa1- together are furnished at
fi.se year.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10
PRETTY WINDOW PLANT.

Ladies who never tried the ex-
pertinent may, at Il trifling expense,
nave beautiful hanging plant in
the east or south window of the sit
ting-room, that will grow very
thrifty and retain it's ricl'. green
color for months.
Take u round piece of cheap
sponge and soak it thoroughly in
warm water until it is fully expand
ed. Squeeze out most of the water,
and in the opened holes of the
sponge thrust rice, oas, barley,
grass, millet and red clover seed.
Hang this improvised flower pot
where the sun viii reach it during q
portion Of the day, and for week
after depositips the seeds above
mentioned, sprinkle the sponge
lightly every morning, to keep the
inside damp, but not wet.
In little while the seeds will
commence to push their spiry leaves
from every part of the sponge, and
failing down in graceful tendrils us
they rapidly increase, there will
soon be formed pretty mass of
flowing green fringe, that will re-
main bright and cheerful for long
time. If carefully sprinkled later
on, the clover will bloom before the
mass decays ut the roots. Now is
the time of the year to commence
tie growing of this simple but very
pretty hanging window plant.-Pen
and Plow.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

The st. Helena Gazette and Amite
City Independent want our delegates
to the approaching congressional
convention to urge the nomination
of man from the Florida parishes.
We think Hon. E. W. Robertson is
doing well enough. Better let him
alone, He is doing good service as
Chairman of the Committee on
Mississippi Levees, a very import
ant position, and we have no doubt
he will do his utmost to accomplish
the greatest possible good, not only
for our own district and State, but
for all the States within the limits
of the great Mississippi Valley. He
has introduced bill in the House
appropriating $5.32O,OOO for sus-
tanning system of Mississippi
levees according to the plan OF the
Levee Commission. His labors are
of great national importance, and
considering the fact that he has
ably and honorably represented
our district, we do not propose to
advocate his recall, simply because
his home is over yonder in West
Baton Rouge parish, instead of over
here in St Tammany, or any other
Florida parish.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

A wealthy man not many miles
from Norwich made will leaving
his large property to n trustee for
his son. Subsequently be called
the boy in, and reading it to him,
inquired if he could suggest any i'm
provement. "Well, father" said
the boy, eff your Intentions ars
right. as things go nowadays, it
seems to me it would be to nv adj
vantage if you would make the
other fellow the heir, and transfer
the trusteesbip to me-" Later, "a
the old gentleman was cogitating
over the matter, he muttered, Bob
is a clear-headed boy" And then
he cancelled the trustee clause of
his last will and testament.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

HE JEwErT BooM.-Newspapers
throughout the North and West are
strongly urging the claims Of Hon.
Hugh j. Jewett, of Ohio, as the
most. available Democratic candi-
date for President. 1t is claimed
that he can unite the party in New
York. and carry Ohio, Connecticut
New Jersey and Indiana.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

The License bill has passed the
House and Senate. No provision
has yet been made for the granting
OF charters to new lottery COM
panies. If the Legislature sustains
the Louisiana Lottery Company in
the enjoyment Of its present monop-
oily privilege, in violation of the
Constitution, and in direct opposi-
ton to the expressed wishes of the
people, the chances of some of the
members of that honorable body
for reelection are too remote to be
considered. Their political doom
is sealed, and in letters so large that
she who runs may read" this viii
be their epitaph: "Obliyion
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

GEN. TwIGGs' SwoRDs.-In the
JEnited States Senate, last Tuesday,
tthe> Committee on Military Affairs
repofted back to the Senate for ref
erence to the Judiciary Committee.
n joint resolution introduced by
Senator Jonas, of Louisiana, las;
May, providing for the return to
Mrs. Rowena Guedalla, of three
very valuable swords formerly be-
longing to Gen. Twiggs, which were
taken from Mrs. Guedalla and con-
fiscated by Gen. Butler at the time
of the capture of New Orleans, and
by him deposited in the United
States Treasury. One of these
swords was presented to Gen.
Twiggs by Congress for services in
the Mexican war, and the others by
the State of Georgia and city of
Augusta
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

ever, That neither the Mayor nor
any member of the Town Council
or any officer, shall be removed from
his or their office, unless upon some
specific charge or charges, support
ed by the evidence of one or more
good and creditable witnesses.
SEC. IL. BE it further enacted, etc,
That it shall be the duty of the
Treasurer to keep q correct account
of all money of the Corporation re-
ceived and paid out by him, in a
book or books kept by him for that
purpose. which shall always be
ready for inspection, ut the order of
the Council, he shall not pay any
money out of the Treasury except
upon the warrants of the Council,
through the medium of the Mayor,
attested by the Secretary. 1t shall
likewise be his duty to make out
annually a report of the funds of
the corporation, showing its expen-
ditures and debts, its income, and
the balance left in the Treasury.
The above extracts from the
Charter of the Town of Covington"
fully explain what disposition is
made of the funds collected for the
use of the corporation. The annual
report of the Treasurer, which will
soon be forthcoming, will contain a
detailed statement of oil money re-
ceiyed by him from the corporation
through all sources, fines, licenses,
etc; also statement Of money paid
out by him, together with the pres
ent condition of the Treasury
whether We are in debt, OF have any
wealth" on hand.
In regard to the meetings of the
Town Council, it will be seen that
the Charter is very explicit upon
this point, stating, in so many
words, that 1.-The Town Council
shall meet Mt least once i'm every
month" In the words of the great
Napoleon, AS he viewed the smoul-
dering ruins of the beautiful city
of Moscow, "this is as plain as
the nose on your face" Yet there
has been no meeting of the Town
Council since February last. The
only reason we can give is because
there has been ''no quorum" But
why has there been no quorum ?
Here is Il beautiful opportunity for
somebody to "rise and explain, and
thereby relieve the suspense of
patient but curious public.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

kALLocH TO BE KICKED. - The
Board of Supervisors of San Fran
cisco have adopted resolution
stating that the peace of the city has
been seriously imperilled by the al
legged incendiary speeches of Mayor
Kalloch, and authorizing the Judi
ciary Committee to investigate the
matter and report. This, it is be-
lieved, is the first step toward the
Mayors impeachment.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10
Written for the FARMER.
SACRED SONG.
BIZ MISS MAGGIE BEALE.
Air. .IU4NfT4r

Air: "JUANTTA."
Dark DER life's ocean,
Clouds of grief and pillows roll
Saddest emotion,
Fills my anguished soul.
While the waves dash DER me.
And the tempest's voice is shrill,
Sweetest calm comes DER me,
Jesus speaks, s'be STILL"
Jesus oh Jesus Sweetest words of cheer
to me,
Jesus oh Jesus Let me fly to Thee
In life's dark hours,
Savior let me cling to Thee.
Break Thou the powers
That would hinder me.
On lifes march so dreary,
For the conflict strengthen me,
When my heart grows weary,
Thou my refuge be.
Savior oh Savior Thou art all in all to
me,
Savior. oh Savior. Whom have I but
Thee
Thou art life's fountain,
To my weary spirit give;
To Calvnry's mountain,
Let me look and live.
What is all earth's treasure?
What to me is pain and loss2
Sweet to me the pleasure,
Bearing Thy dear cross
Savior. oh Savior Thou didst bleed and
die for me,
Savior oh Savior Let me live for Thee
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

The CREvAssE latest infor-
nation concerning the crevasse in
the levees of Jefferson parish, oppo-
site the upper portion of New Or
leans. will be found in the fol-
lowing letter from Col. T. S. Har-
dee to Gov. Wilt:
CRzvAssE, April Z, 1880.
Governor L. A. Witt:
Worked all night, but met with
some reverses, caused by few big
logs which foated against our crib
works and deepened the channel in
two places to fifteen feet. The re-
pair of these places caused consid-
erable delay in the progress of the
sand bag filling, but they have both
been successfully closed, and this
gives Inc hope that we can cope
with additional difficulties. The
critical time is now upon us, and we
are concentrating every available
mai and appliance to the work. If
we meet with no new difficulties
will close it in few hours.
L. S. HARDEE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

A strong impression is afoat that
iron is about to tumble. Forcing
the price to $40 a ton for pig iron.
which competent judges say it only
takes SIS per ton to make, has
brought on large shipments both of
pig and manufactured iron from
Europe. and a large number of
spectators. who always buy at the
highest point. expecting a further
rise, appear to be pretty heavily
loaded with $40 pig iron, and are
to get rid Of it.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

The Constitution Of Indiana was
amended at the State election held
this week, SO that elections in that
State hereafter will be held in
November, instead of October.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

"The happiness of life Is made up
OF minute fractions-tha little soon
forgotten charities of akkiss or a
smile, kind look, a he'd (tfelt COM
phment. and the countlesl infnitesi-
mails Of pleas !, III ughs and
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

True courage teaches us, in the
midst OF lfe's great comforts, to be
willing to die; and in the midst of
Its greatest crosses, to be willing to
live.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

Hon. Allen &. Thurman, Demo-
cratic Senator from Ohio, has been
chosen President of United States
Senate, during the absence of Vice
President Wheeler.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10

Massachusetts, Republicans will
oppose the "third term" movement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-04-10
LETTER FROM NEW ORLEANS
Ngw ORLEANS, april IS, 1880.
EDITOR ST. TAMMASY FARMER:


on a branch, so as not to bruise it.
We paid our respects to the ex-
President at the st. Charles Hotel
last Wednesday, and found him the
same Grant that lie was sixteen
years ago; perhaps a little more
stoop added to the broad, sturdy
shoulders, and maybe a little more
suavity of manner; but then the
tour of the world must have shown
this man of few words that it is not
always the silence that is gold.
1t was a gala day with the hotel
servants, from house-keeper down;
when we arrived. it was with diff
Guilty we succeeded in getting
through the mob of servants around
the reception room door. And tor
an hour the house-keeper was III
mortal agony for fear the General
would escape her; at last, after pat
ting everything to rights in the
room at least q dozen times, she
could stand it no longer, but sailed
up in flowing robe de calico, and
asked gentleman Of the commit
tee to present her to mister
Grant After that she subsidized.
The General is very affable to
correspondents, especially if they
happen to be ladies, and he made
himself particularly agreeable to
Mrs. Crane, Of the Cincinnati Com
mercial, and Catherine Cole" with
whom he chatted pleasantly at in
tervals all through the reception;
though no one could help being
chatty with catherine Cole" she
is SO pleasant and sprishtly.
Mrs. Grants reception, at Mrs.
Fearn's, was, in point of numbers,
q failure, because the rain fell in
torrents all during the hours APP
pointed. Mr.. and Mrs. Fearn did
their utmost to make up for the
of the weather clerk, but a
lady who was there says ''it was
dull"
Certainly the General cannot
complain Of his reception here, in a
social point of view, for the best
families in the Crescent City have
taken him cordially by the hand,
among them Mr.. ". f. Halsey
Gen. Cyrus Bussey and others.
Every day Of his sojonrn mas been
marked by some special attention
to him.
On Sunday last he attended the
Ames Methodist Episcopal Church,
and DIR. Bristor fairly outdid him.
self. Indeed, though the church
was crowded and packed by per-
sons who came only to see "Gen.
Grant," their attention was soon
Drawn from the soldier to the min
Ister of God. The choir was es-
pecially arranged for the occasion.
Two of the sweetest singers of New
Orleans, Miss Flanders and Miss
Zoe Bartlette, sang a solo each.
After the service there was a gen.
eral rush to "shake hands," but
after a moment OF SO the great man
quietly slipped through back door
md gained street car, but even
here the crowd packed the car.
Monday he receives the "colored
delegation" Tuesday trip to the
cities, Wednesday dining at the
st. Charles Hotel, Thursday I have
lot heard, Friday trip to Mobile
md return, and then up the river to
Memphis, etc.
As to the political aspects of this
rip, I have nothing to say. Your
'eaders must form their own opin-
ons. A. i. r.
A strong impression is afoat that
ron l. ahn11k 70 fnmlala Enrninn
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CONVICTION. La:
Saturday. April 10. 1880.

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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-02

CITY ELECTION! !!
AlOrlCH Is hereby GIVEN THAT 4 GEN.
IN ersl election for all City Oficers Of the CITY
OF seattle. hereinafter named. Will b held on
Menaay. 80 I2th day Of JuIy. 1850.
Ths oAcsn 70 be elected are:
One Mayor.
One Nassbsl.
Two Councilnen for The first Ward.
Thres Counctlmsn for the Second ward.
Two Councifmea for shs Third Ward.
The plsc,s dssigpstsd for holdise said elect1os
shali b = Soilovs. So-vit:
EIRsr WARD.
Esction shall 3 hsld On Washingtoa s,rsst
near CommRcisl strsst.
Iaspsetoe- @. L Hatch.
ysdess-yoha Keenan, ard 2. q. Thosnton.
+ Oseks-B. 4. Turner snd Faak Piumn9.
sRCOND wAED.
Rlsstisn shall b held IN ne ooansii cAsmbse
% CnIamhis strsst.
Inspeetor-D n. Hyds.
Judgas-w. W. Barrier and o. c. Shorey.
{ C.erks-Andrsw slorsh aud Hsnry Miller.
THIRD wA1D.
Heetsa shall BE- held In buildisg belonging
to bert Abrams, ths ssooad baiidine froD tko
eorn9 u Front sad Piks streets.
Inspsetor-E. 0orden.
Osks-Fnnk Pontdas and Nsthaaisl Bartlett.
By order Of tbs Council.
Dstsd June 18th. 1850.
rs. OSBORNE.
js29 Clerk Of the City Of Dsattls.
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Lo,stsd d the junction OF the Snoqualmis and
Olsy 10 offered for nis ta whole OF In part. at ,
bargain. The lssd IL alder and maple bottom.
Persons looking fer farms will Do we'll 10 examine
this property. Title psrfsct. Inquire OF
D. =. SMITH, Seattle. ". r.
March. 1850. m3Jdtf