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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-09-15

"Now, if the editor of the Minerva can pro-
duce the Of single decent and respectable citizen Of
Lafourche who will that he believes capable Of put
ting into the mouth Of M Bush, other gentleman
language which he has used stand ready bring
such acaumnator strict personal account A. for the
editor himself he Is too FIR sunk in drmmkenness and
such notice." Louisiana Courier, nth inst.
The lying editor of the above journal is informed
that we heed not the personal attack contained in
the italicized lines of the above extract for it is
but in strict keeping with the general tenor of the
editorials of that foreign organ. Having been
evidently cornered in what we advanced, he squrms
and endeavors to evade the issue by uttering de-
Hberate falsehood against our private character.
But as we are so welknown to those among whom
we live, we do not even deem it necessary to make
q defence against SANDER emanating from source
50 contemplate. We shall not further condescend
to notice the calumnies of the Courier through our
columns Personal vtuperation is no forte Of ours.
HoUMA BARBEcuE.-At the opening Of the
present week, there were rumors that the Great
American Barbecue which comes off at Houma
to-day, had been postponed until Saturday, the
goth inst. We now state upon the authority Of
the committee Of arrangements that such is not the
fact; and that the Barbecue will take place ad-
vertised, to-day, commencing at IL o'clock, A. N.
A number Of distinguished speakers from New Or
leans, among whom are Coils. Hunt and Christy,
Messrs Dufour, Marigny, Eustis, Derbigny, and
Duvigneaud, will address the meeting. There will
also be other speakers among whom are Judge
Cage, and our young friend J. K. G. Kittredge, Of
the parish Of Assumption. The preparations, we
learn, are on the grandest scale; and jolly times
are expected. All parties invited to attend.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-09-15

rE Our fellow citizens are beginning to return
to their homes from their summer retrats. Capt.
R. G. Darden and family, arrived on Saturday last
from Gallon Island, and others daily and hourly
expected No change in the health Of the town
or country.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-09-15
democratic extravaganza.
The balances in the treasury were

the charge made against the Wing party, of hav-
ing increased the expenditures Of the State during
its temporary ascendency in the Legislature, is
totally false.
The balance in the treasury in December, 1851,
was s3Os,ss6 81. The Wings were in power in
1s52-one session of the Legislature during
which session no extraordinary expenditures were
ordered, or increased taxes imposed. Only the
necessary impositions were made. The balance
remaining in the treasury in December, 1852,
when the wings surrendered to the democracy,
was 1854, 40 81, an amount exceeding that which
was in the treasury in December, 1851.
If the amount of the loan of $4,000, made in
1853 is deducted from the balance in the treasury
in December, it would be reduced to $414,79l II.
The taxes of 1851 were imposed by the democ
racy and not collected until 1852, and with other
receipts amounted to $1,455,455 IL. The dis
bursements were 81, 1O0,9 1854 50.
The receipts Of 1853, after deducting the loan Of
$3.50 900 from 81, IS, were 81, 1885, 67 65
charge But there is yet another and more con-
elusive (if possible) evidence found on comparing
the receipts and expenditures of the years 1852
(whig) and 1854 (democratic) Whilst the re-
cepts do not materially vary, there is an excess Of
expenditures in 1854 over 1852 of near $75O,O00
It is not a matter of difficulty to account for
these extravagances Of the democracy Of Louisiana
A simple reference to the treasury report-from
which the above is extracted-will convince the
most skeptical, how little democratic theory COM
ports with its practice. An examination of the
above tables incontestbly shows that the party Of
retrenclnsent and reform-the democratic has
much more than DOUBLED the ordinary expenses
of our State. 1t has more than doubled the
1t has thousand fold increased the amount paid
for the public printing. The above tables are pre-
pared from the treasury reports which are accessi
BILE to every one; and the severest scrutiny is
desired on the part of the democracy.
1t is common practice for the leaders of the
democratic party of Louisiana to charge that the
heavy expenditures annually made, are caused by
the payments made on account Of the State liability
for the property banks. This is baseless asser-
ton, and its fasity be established by reference
to the treasury books. This stale fasehood has so
often been repeated that its authors appear to be-
leve it true. So far from the State having paid
money on account of the banks, it has already re-
ceived some hundreds of thousands Of dollars from
them in the shape Of dividends, and when no
capital had been paid into them Admitting for
the moment the truth Of this baseless assertion
it is susceptible of proof that the leaders presen'
and past) of the democracy were the fathers o.
these monsters. The journals of the Legislature
incontestbly prove this. Yet they now disown
their progeny, and would palm them on Others
The Treasurer's report Of 1856 shows balance
on hand January LIST, 1855, Of s74s,sss 2s-a'
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w We notice the return Of our v;s-a-vis Mr..
Deguilhem, of the commercial firm Of Lesseps &
Deguilhem, from New York, whittier he had gone
for the purchase Of his fall supplies, which viii
arrive sous pev.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-09-15

m- We are sorry to learn that our young
friend s. Harris, late conductor on the Opelousas
Railroad, died Of yellow fever at the railroad cross
ing on Tuesday night last. His body was taken to
New Orleans for interment. Mr.. q. leaves wife
and child to mourn his loss. Requiescat in pace.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-09-15

HOME ACADEMY. Owing to the illness Of
Mr.. Burrows this institution will not open on
the 18th as advertised, but will commence on
the Oath.
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u Mademoisele Rachel has contributed the
sum of 81, 900 to the relief of the Norfolk and
Portsmouth sufferers. The city Of Philadelphia
has raised 81, 900 for the same object. Cannot
Thibodaux contribute something in this way !?
Come now, let's tryt
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-09-15

t~ Mrs. Elvira Tenney offers for sale one OF
Singers Patent Sewing Machines, which she offers
at great sacrifice from the original cost. See ad-
vertisement.
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THIBODA q X:
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1855.
~REMOYAL.A

The Office Of the THBODAUA MINERVA mas Deen ne.
MOVED to the SECOND story Of the brick building occupied
nv Me,s. camnbel Co.. corner of Levee, St Philip and
M.rtet streets formerly known as the 'Casa Blanca y
vh.rs we shall at all times be happy friends.
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FROM TExAs.-By the arrival of the steam
ship Charles Morgan, Captain Place, we have
Galveston dates to the LIST, and our usual
exchanges.
The Galveston Confederate, of the 31st ult,
gives the returns of the late election as far as
heard from, with the following results, so far:
Pease, Dem, for Governor, 1922 Dickin-
son, Amer, 49, Pease's majority thus far
about 340O. For Lieut.. Governor, Runnels,
Dem, 1890; lowers Amer, l,2l1-majori.
ty for lowers PSI. For Congress, from tho
Western District, Bell, Dem, 8l9l; Hancock
Amer, 6l38, and nine counties more to b
heard from in the District. In the Eastern
District. for Congress, Evens, Amer, has 727S
Ward Dem, 1851, and seven counties to hear
from. For Commissioner of the Land Office for
the whole State, Fields, Amer, has ii ,232;
Crosby, DEM, 11,O51.
In all probability, therefore, the Americans
have elected the 1t. Governor, Land Commits
sioner and one of the two Congressman. When
the circumstances are considered, this, il it
turn out to be the fact, will be the most decided
victory the new party has yet achieved. Tho
Wing party Of Texas never mustered corpo
RAILS guard.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-09-15

CITY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANs.-This favorlte
and we'll known Hotel will open on Monday
the LIST day of October next, under the direc-
ton of our friend r. s. MORSE, of the Arcade,
one of the most, if not the most accomplished
and experienced hotel keepers in the whole
Southern country. The building has been
thoroughly repaired, reprinted and refurnished,
from basement to attic; and in point of COM
fort, and convenience to business, is not ex-
celled by any hotel in New Orleans. From the
earliest times of Bishop, the City Hotel has
had worldwide reputation, and now, more
than ever, from the polished manners Of the
present host, cannot but be the recipient Of 3
large patronage.
The ladies' department of the City Hotel
should particularly commend it to favorable
notice Of those who may wish to spend q few
days or weeks in New Orleans during the
winter months, as they are ample, and gene
rally better adapted for the reception Of lady
boarders and families, than any other house in
the city. The very best of servants have been
secured; and in fact, nothing has been, or will
be spared on the part Of Mr. Morse and his EN-.
ployees to render the City Hotel what it hat
ever been-the favorite house Of the Crescent
City. The price for board has been fixed al
$3.50 per day, for the gentlemen's ordinary.
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JNo. LARKIN.-It always affords us Unreasonable
pleasure in being able to refer to our mechanics
whenever the occasion presents itself; and on none
could we more deservingly bestow the need OF
praise than the gentleman whose name forms the
caption of this short article Mr.. Larkin served
his time to the copper, tin and sheet-iron business,
in Pttsburg Pa, and is without Hattery Of the
most thorough workmen in either of the above
branches, within the borders of Louisiana, or per-
haps the whole Southern country.
We casually dropped into his shop on Thursday
morning last, and found him busily employed in
completing set of sugar clari6ers six in number,
for the Leighton Refinery, in this parish. These
vats, or CHARTERS are fifteen feet long, four feet
wide, and two feet deep, made Of boiler iron; and
in point of workmanship cannot be e1celled. 1t
was thought by the agent of the Refinery that
these CHARTERS could not be built here but Mr.,
Larkin felt confident, and assured him that they
could; and their completion has furnished occular
evidence that he was correct in his opinions.
Mr.. Larkin, independent of bis trade, deals also
in stoves of which article he is in receipt of
large and general variety Of the most recent and
improved patterns, both for cooking and parlol
uses to which invite the public's attention, al
his stand on Jackson, opposite Thibodaux street.
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Mr. Hunt, upon ms return, VIII vlNt the F0flu'
parishes, Of which due notice win be given.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-10
lNG LGia4S r.v c,rv,

WoHy 4. GLOVER co corner Of Main and Seventh
streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they yard and for sale low ron CASH
complete Of Seasoned Pine Lumber al
Tongued aud Grooved Pine and
Ash F3oring Dressed and undreased Calling Castings and
Punsis sound Common Bosrds suitable Tor
shops feneing Pine and Poplar Shingles &C.
80 Can have made order al the lowest prices
Doors Bin Mantle Piecea Mondings Frames for
Doors Wncws Bs OF prices forwarded to All
rron nsss.ention febi2 If
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wWTA Just received stock OF Watehes
VOW Cooks Jewelry Silver altogether the
offered in this city, and which, be-
Mt enables sell Mt lower figures
We have goi and silver hunting and lace
from the finest do hecheapest articles gold
quart chains; ladie' gents
seal scale plain rings drops and rings guard and
fob KEYS; article line
in great variety Of style and price.
We have also made arrangements by which will be
pped with every style of iron
siThsday and thirty clocks direct factory
hich va will ell wholesale RETAIL low they can
purchased N any Western city.
BITTROLFF az SONS Main ST., bet. LIST and I'd.
NR-Eyary article sold in es ablishment warranted
Old gold an sye highest price, taken in
Gov ieweIrv. apI1
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TO DRUGGISTS. PHYSICIANS, AND
GsOUNTRY MERGH NTS =
Why FEMALES 81 FFER IN HEALTH.
TEE MARRIED woAdAN,s
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION

BY DR.. "A. Nj. MOROCCAN.
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES WOMEN.
One Hsndredlth Edition (5oo.ooo) 18mo. pp 2503
ss: srs "
principal HsSsI the sSS b the
EVERY woman can here discover by comparing her owr
symptoms with those described the nature character
cause OF her complaint and be anxiety
ering well the making known TO-
making inquiries OF physician. in
ailments which she is subject Ths wife becoming
mother has often need of instruction
to her situation which she will here md This tells
what the matter and tells it, in aim pie
but shasts words. and such as she can understand.
Those suffering distractions Irregularities peeaias
the son 9t Wiz ea. ina 4.
the sseans Of prevention amelioratien. selies.
every Simpler laws apper-
II are is
tba. VIII rather eer than
com plains Psc9 TSs e the female only
her every female has .hs. Knows and de-
violenes her
[Exraes of letter from gentleman in Dayton. ohas1
Dr. NJ MOR1crAu-My Dear Shiny vile Ia, sssn per-
anaush and mon:hs before and during
ls SS :sss d
psrnsa ss aaordsd @ @
as il. % SO % %
ded remedy topened prospect which little
ceived possible But this another year would
have passed head in all human probability my wife
would have been her children left
INDIANA AGENTS:
J. M = J; o. Howe. Bloomington; Paris & Turaer.
Greencastie; james FL Richmond; F. j. Fayre Shelby
Vile e. Harvey vincennes James Beard. H. Faaeett
Pd aa
Dustin. Jefersonvie W. Allison Franklin T. g. APP
pleRatc. Delphi and SA MI Ell LISTER, Evansville,
R9- Upon receipt of One Dollar. THE ma RRIED wo-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION is {mail-
ed free Of the United States the Capada and
British Provinces. II letters
dressed to MOROCCAN, I224, New York Cty-
Publishing Office. No. 1s9 Liberty Street. New Ork
| "a 3n-da !.
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$50 AT RETAIL
T. Ell = III & " ERLING.
vHfHE undersigned have purchased the entire stock of
l. Drugs and Medicines of j. M. d. Miller d Co., and
intend carrying he Drug business at the well known
Sand NJ ller 81 Farnsley, No. IA Water street, under
the arm of LEIGH 6z Verling
Charlie LEIGH ofthe firm hopes he 10 favorably known
20 the public having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last Ave years. Peter Verling ofthe
firm having been cerkng in the present store the
last years haters himself with having the cona-
dsnce OF its old customers.
Weintend keeping hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this and by
business and by low prices merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers
CHARLES LEIGH.
ren25,ly PETER VERLING.
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cnNTiNrANfEs'
0AMAEED HARnN ARE.

= -s-0-I@-- DNMAGED HAMWW lAhB. =. = :
NJ GRIFFITH q still farge anennt ef HNrSware 4
on hand Gamaxesb by Ere AID water which he 70
from as ~ ner cenf the
are great bargain Builders and Mechanics OF
al knda ssd "a to else
"'~AS' :" s~-N BELL,S Brick Ware iieuee,
Rack Of tbs new Court House. Il
N B-MsrskaHa visiting the city 10 r~rlen'sh thef{r
steck viii Il their insrestto CALI for lam ~
adj TO close out this stock aeaf~o1A~
HEyEY0E:A nan sMARE%mGAYs 49,
scsa.ax EETTF r GsAA Re@NN HEIRS AND have yoas
.ssurs fss - Has Taey hsxe 5ass received az cad
Fsr1 very 10 stfspeRt that 80 sss Ersm
vonr head ia less than tzAes aha - tne snare Q,
make yoa bat thai will a. 'sh which they VII
between Essst .eona No an eae shss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-10
FANCY G STAPLE Dry GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUMNER, 1855

@HANKLIE & REILLY word respectfully invite the at
of their and the public gene rally. to-
large of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
embracing variety etery egso&
goods which will be sold stthe lowest market prices
sisting in part of the following; viz:
Black and col cloths and cassimeres;
Plain and fancy linea drills and MErselles vesngs;
Kentucky jeans cottonades and denims;
Fancy prints lawns. gihghams and orgEndies.
Black and fancy cold silks. berages ana tessins;
French jaeonets and bersge de LANES; az sfsEs
Muslin de LANES, de bagu and mourning goods;
Also full of Irish
damask brown table cleEs
spreads Mareilles quilts gfisA
seiy gloves. trimming fancy goods sllk gnghsm
brellas floor table oil
anna Leghorn and pslm leaf hats. bopnefs ribbons.
quito nettin 8, SHANKLIN REILLY,
sp2s Cornar of Main 4 First sts. z
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JEW ELRY STORE OF

awATuMEy FIRST STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
Store keep constantly ON hand large and general
of Watches Clocks and Jewelry of ali kinds
Of the best styles and quality.
large stock OF New J4elry both
ful which for public Inspection
stock viii be constantly supplied BY additions with the
latest beastifu patterns which extensive bus-
se lowest
Repairs OF kind executed in competent manner and
no low charges.
goodssod llrepaiE dome warranted.
Goods exchanged fo@od Gold and Silver the mostl liberal
in in line. respectfully inv
ecd 10 examine my stock and prices. lan3-M
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law PAWrNEMsHEP.

HAs. O. JONES auaJAS BLYTHE. Attornies at Law
ag Svasaviils Indiana. themselves
in the practice the Law and wall continue prNee
10 this adjoining and in the
District Thew design turning their attention part
aarly land law In short time they will be prepared
Iot In Evansville its sAlargements. in Lamasco to-
Gether with their professional opinion as to the te de
sired jyl5-dkwtf
PIANOS. PEANO8l
UST received nv thu undersigned. few superior Paa
CD n celebrated o Peter
OrrEx which for durability
perfection OF finish. unsurpassed any of Eater
make These splendid Instruments for sale at manuta
prices. and all persons wishing purchase
spln n CONJUNCTION & co
Corner o Main and First
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xFCH REPAIRING.
REMDVAL.

iergned his removed ais Tailoring Establish
second street. Immediately opposite the Pres
terian Church. in the office with DR.. Wood where he
be ri all old and goodly
Der OF ne IN j. pleased them with
anything such coats vests pants; shirts draw
era tie order shortest possible notice.
Thankful avors he would most respectfully solicit
vaRn L. ELMS
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TpoC3 POEs-so bushels Of choice Potatoes large and
H. Sac for sale BY ss@ j. w. B. NicAHEfs
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PIANOS! PIANOsl
CRY EXPREs HUsiN Ess.


business carrying furniture without danger
damage; hauling grain the canal the rvcri and
all kinds of hauling and city dune
the shortest n1tce and reasonable terms. Enquire
my2I co ks Family Grocery
WATCH REPAIRING.
IN E derEgned having Commenced the above business
Evansville. tassrs himself with the hope that his
xperenee AMI skill III descriptions O. time measuring
pom trial found worthy the
citizens the city, but also orhose
a, norsins the 'cireumam hient vicinage.f
Hi the Post Once where he be found at all
OFFICE HOURS. myS GAN.S-
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EF.nORADO BARBER sAKlDOsN,

CORNER OF FIRST and SYCAMORE STREETS.
AS also 4ted nd rsA-rats Bashing Rso@ where gene
80 w@~rn az enid haths Dr.. A. BISHOP.
ga N~ EEanagiiae fads
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NEW YORK BAKERY,
ENGAGE YOUR FRUII

MRS e. HAFk would invite the attention Of her auuer
1Fl friends and the THAT n
eeives number of orders her doing
she will fruits in tin and warrant them 10 Eivs
salts action, at the follow ing rates:
Peaches Qeinces Plums and Blackberres. per b I2c;
Hotels givn large orders for Tomatoes
be supplied lb Persons giving orders before
the opening the be supplied these low
Persons wishing samples obtain
ner OF First AM Locust streets. --s~t~-t :. je2
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WHEELER q WELSON,S

s K w IN G. M A C. H / N e s +.
pie. using shuttle needle and tws threads
They have operation the hands of families and
ufacturers ently long give them thoroughtria
and have given entire satisfaction.
They simple construction. and highly ornamea
tai we'll useful fitted adorn ady's parlor
less position in the shop fthe artisan
furnish Machine that would be
rlph family wen as to the wants o.. Tailors
%. Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar Manufacturers.
fdant that Machines in tie present form
the best offered to the public. .
of families testify to their merits ali
family sewing while Shirt and Collar Mannfactu-
their superiority all others for
rrir work
examination Machines respectfully soil isdn
Torkins& Reads, Il. O. READ
] nIsti Sole Agent forSouthcrnInd
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HAVE in an SALE cheap for cash. s3 900 wort
topping color thread gutta
lasting sole eaheroak and hemlocktogether with ever
the craft in manufacturing boots and shoes
Please call in shopm and examine my stock MN
te25 III. j. HART
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DgSSOaUTRON.

DISSOLUTION.
FfsHE.partnershi of FOSTER BROWN dissolved By
il limitation on the first instant. ustl
DIS and who ndebted will
fer especial Tin addition
ded us) by ca ling at the old settling paying
their balances Those to whom indebted will
tLeirclaims for payment. Either aatho a.
the name Of the firm In tiGAaatoa II. " FoSTE
WILLIAM BROWN.
- 4aasl..a CONTINUANCE.
THE undersigned old respectfully announee 70 MS
and Ae sustOmsss Of The la.e sEm Of Fsssr
the bpaness Will he eoRsiaaed hy him he
be w PLEASED tAose friends THAI VISIT the city ef
receive from those tAat do nat ana VIII
veil faithfully FOR ths liberal,
himself and tAe late hrm he
~aa}d return sineeze ID spks =. ~orrry
mhI2 Ia W. = uctEN.
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d ME THINGS CAN BIZ DOME AS WE'LL Az
OTHERS!
H. q; HART=ALEAs TIM ACE OF HARTs-
STILL ALIVE AND NOT YET QUITE BURNT
EN0ULD inform the citlzens Of Evansville his
wv generally. that he 10 their service.
Of Man AMI First streets. 30 Shanklin Reiilys
with dne stock and Shoes comprising Ladies'
Shoes of description Also misses and infants shoer
boots Also from the staple Stogay tn
An.s Frencn pump soles; together with full supply
CATERS sp sh pumps etc etc. Please call
aud yourselves You always find home,
less absent such collecting bills
tAk ng measures. or attending to the little ones.
ie25 He RY J u ART.