Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-04-29

call on Messrs. G. & r., whose card appears
under our advertising head j. 81 'a.a'i '@5.
iaUNRooFED. During the tornado, on Thurs
day last, the purgery Of ]. 7. de Egana's back
sugar-house, on the 4" Rienzi Place." in this
parish, was entirely unroofed. We also learn
that the sugar-house, saw mill and number of
sheds on The plantation Of Messrs Scuddaya&
La Forest, on Grand Bayou, also in this parish,
Jared similar fate. These are the only acci-
dents that have come to our knowledge caused
by the tornado. y -si=EsaF - sfsas}'z
now on visit to his numerous friends in this
his old stamping ground. He is sojourning with
his relative, Col: P. 3. Key Time appears to
deal kindly with him, his trip to Europe seems
TO have rejuvinated him . dozen years or more.
The Governor has many warm friendsin this
section. of the State, where he long resided, and
his visit among them cannot but be agreeable,
in revertng to "reminiscences Of the past. NJ
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ta EURoPE.-The Cunard steamer Arabia arrived
at Halifax on Wednesday last the 18th instant,
bringing dates from Liverpool up to the 18th
inst, one week later than those brought by the
AsiA to New York. Cotton has advanced, as
also have -four, wheat, and corn.
The Eastern affairs remain in statu quo. Since
the sailing az the Asia there has been no fight
ing, either on land or sen. Admiral Napier's
feet had sailed suddenly from Keil, but the
destination was not known. It supposed that
some Russian port is to be attacked NJ. 81 h.9 tf7
CHARTER ELECTIONS municipal cleo
tons are to take place on Monday next, the LIST
ofMay. We have been requested to announce
that the following ticket will be supported BY .
large number Of electors: eafa s7,@
ettafes4 For Mayor-JoNA. c. WHITE. I y q
For Asde,,nen-1N0. 9. RAaAN,Y IA GuITHER,
5 J. rassTs; Is: !. BUFF ss1 ses
II sYfd ]. YATES BENNEr, n. HOLDEN. l. DAuNIs.
We publish the ticket as handed in, but we
are not prepared tc say that We can yield to the
wishes Of our friends in suffering our name to
DO used in connexion with the office Of Mayor.
AfcE CarAn. -ou sncitent friend Augier, Who
served 50 CALAMITY and faithfully under L Grand
Empuew, Napoleon, and even accompanied
him to Moscow and Witnessed the grand soa-
aagration Of that city in 1912, is now engaged
III the unostentatious business Of aConfectoner
III this place. and requests us to say to the lovers
Of sweet things, that he is not only well sup
Piled IN Cakes Pies, Candies, Toys ETC.. but
also in Ice Creams, Ice Leinonades, Soda Water,
Mead, etc, and intends to kesp them during
the entire summer. So we would advice our
friends when the Thermometer is Ut Summer
heat, 70 call at Anglers and indnlgs ms cool
ing drink. sss tsas fstsx s4ali asl ~
NHaRoEs WANTED. 1T il with the utmost diff
6culty that the contractors on the New Orleans,
Opelousas and Great Western Railroad, are
able to employ Vhits laborerss On whom any de-
psndencs can Be placed, md with the view Of
obviating any retard il tho completion Of the
section 81 the Railroad lying betxesn the L.
fourche and New Orleans, they have thought IL |
advisable to advertise for negro laborsrs 10 aid
In laying the track. Persons who have negroes
for hire could mot better employ their Tine than
BY accepting Of the propositions Of The contrac-
tors. Messrs. Bates, Benson y Co., which ap-
pear in our columns Of to-day. The negroes
thus hired willshe well treated and provided for,
and regularly paid the 15 to the Goth 81 every
month Bee advertisement, u