Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-31

e~ Thanks to Senator Benjamin for various
and interesting public documents.
n1B- Our friend Schifferstein has removed hi
private school for boys from Mrs. Knobloch's t
Mrs J. B. Bernards, about one mile above Thib
odaux where he will continue to hold forth for the
future. ,-. =..,s- ..-...s .a5...4=- ,.ssgz :
nW We call attention to the card of Mr. Frigerio
Matchmaker and dealer in Jewelry, and fancy
wood carvings. We would especially invite the
attention of the public to his unique assortment
which he is disposng of at remarkably cheap rates
Hon. T. G. HUNT.-This gentleman, now on hi.
way home from Congress, passed through our towr
on Wednesday last, for New Orleans. The Col has
been paying visit to his constituents Of the At
takapas parishes. He appears to be in the enjoy
ment Of the very best of health.
DRY GooDs.-Messrs Roustan & McEvers are
now in receipt of their spring and summer supplies,
comprising general assortment Of everything that
is new and the most fashionable We would par.
cularly call attention to their advertisement in to-
days ISSUE
n# The American Organ is authorized to state
upon reliable authority and challenge contradiction
that the Administration party in New Hampshire,
in the pending canvass, openly repudiates. the
Kansas Nebraska bill! Will the Washington
Union deny this?
FRESH GRocERIEs.-Our young friend A. B.
Ragan is now in receipt of large and complete
assortment Of family groceries, Western produce,
liquors, wines and every other article usually to be
obtained in country grocery. His prices are in
accordance with the times Give him call. See
advertisement. #sl -n|+
cR We would call attention to the business
card of Messrs T. J. Evans & Co., jackson, op-
posite Thibodaux street. Friend Evans, is no new
conner here; and as an experienced and industrious
mechanic, few are more deserving Of encourage
ment. Planters and others in want of anything in
the wheelwright or blacksmithing line, would do
well to patronize T. ]. Evans & Co.,
: cE We have had another cold and exceedingly
disagreeable week, for the season. On Thursday
morning our matin slumbers were interrupted by
the patterng Of sleet against the outer easements
Of our chateau. Something very uncommon for
the 2sth day Of March Truly 1866 is a most re-
markable year! Thermometer down to 2So in the
calends Of April
GoDEY FOR ApRrL.-We have capital number
Of this magazine for the ensuing month. Cooley
must certainly has tried himself in the act to ex-
eel in its getting up. 1t is rich in everything, and
mean in nothing-the embellishments chaste-the
contributions unexceptionable. No lady, no matter
how fastdious, will fail at being pleased while per-
suing its varied and interesting contents. The
fashion plates are themselves worth more than the
subscription to the book.
CoPARrSERsH1P.-Our fellow citizens Dr. F. G..
Ewing & Jas. A. Scudday, have formed copart-
nershp for the practice of their honorable calling
1t is entirely unnecessary in us to say anything in
favor of these highly accomplished and successful
physicians, as they are as well known to our parish
toner's as they are 70 us. They cannot but be the
recipients Of large and lucrative practice; which
they eminently deserve. I'll
A DECIDED MISUNDERSTANDING the most
preceptable, and we might say important improve
ments Of late, we are glad to note, that the old
shanty that stood our levee near the store Of v