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Butte record., 1856-10-04
Arrival OF the j. l.. Stephens.

The Tigiianc~ Committee Question Con
.fJmafion Of the former Election .Netrs
-idj0urnmeHt Of Cong gress-Hn 7ortant
from Nicaragua Of the -4rnly
Bill 0(iticai, Sc.
Telegraphic dispatches from Washington
represent the Secretary of War as busily
engaged in seeking Tor authority to put
down the San Froneisco Vigilance Commit
tee. Should he ascertain that he is clothed
with the nece9aary power, he will, it is sta
ted, transmit orders to Gen. W ool, by the
next steamer. TO concentrate his whole avail
able forces upon San Francisco. Doubtless
the Naval force in the Pacific will be order
ed to cooperate with the army
Gov. Geary is at last on his way to Kan
SAG. 1t has been said that he made the re-
lease Of the Kansas State prisoners, an in
dispensable condition to entering upon the
duties Of his office. We have intelligence
from Kansas to the effect that on the 26th
ult., Gov shannon issued proclamation
declaring the territory in a state of insur-
rection, and calling on all good citizens to
aid in preserving the peace
Parties Of Gen. Lanes supporters were
busily engaged in receiving supplies thro'
Iowa and making arrangements for a spec
Gy and safe retreat, should it become aeccs-
garV.
Butte record., 1856-10-04

|PREcocIous BORA country school
master, happening to be reading Of the
curious shin of an elephant Did you
ever see an elephant skin = he asked.
Il have shouted little six year old, at
the foot of the class. where : he
asked, quite amused at the boys earn
estness. 'On the elephant said he.
with a most provoking grin.
Butte record., 1856-10-04

psA='Go to thunderl' is now render
ed thus s: Take your departure to the
abode of the rcverberating echoes of
heavens artilely!'
Butte record., 1856-10-04

The man who took passage on the
wings of the morning returned on the
shades of night. He is doing well.
Butte record., 1856-10-04
the territory and sold the same to Charles
Morgan and c. X. Garrison for 100000
EX-MAYoR GARRISON IN ". YORK.
SAN EpANcISco p NJ

W. L. Crysler, who commenced a suit
against Garrison in this city for electioneer-.
ing services and for balance of the amount
OF the cost of that famous service of plate,
has followed him to New ork, and was de-
termlned to continue his prosecution. Conn
Vanderbilt has also commenced suit against
him IN the name of the Accessory Transit
Company He was arrested but bailed out
on Sl5O,000 bail The charges are that he
has not fully accounted for the funds of the
Company, and that his charges for commits
sions are too high
Butte record., 1856-10-04

Jzs@ There was ball given at Meals
Ranch last night, which promised to be a
magnificent afflir, as every body and his
wife went
Butte record., 1856-10-04

TT Our County buildings are completed
We will give in our next issue the dimen-
sions Of the beautiful structures.
Butte record., 1856-10-04

BROKEN UP.-The Know Nothing
Council, at Rad Dog, Nevada county,
has dissolved.
Butte record., 1856-10-04

WEALTH is very tenacious of life.
Who ever knew rich uncle to dir
under eighty We pause for reply
Butte record., 1856-10-04

ps- Some one tells story of CHI d
three years old, who, on being lifted
up to see the corpse of a playmate,
kissed the pale, cold check, and gently
whispered Please give my love to
God
Butte record., 1856-10-04

THE gen iatiens oil men tol ow eacl
other Ike the waters Of swoln river.
Butte record., 1856-10-04

YoLo.-The total value of taxable
property in Yolo county is 81 ,594,l95.
Butte record., 1856-10-04

U
81. .3I5.92S
Hoping that the foregoing may prove sat
1t Is respectfully submitted by
Your ob seryt, X. :. MAYNARD,
Assessor Of Bate County
b LANSING TooKER, Deputy.
Butte record., 1856-10-04
VERMONT ELECTION,

Fletcher's majority for Governor. in 100
towns, is over $4,000 and the 13O not yet
fully reported will increase it to about 20,-
600 The three Republican Congressman
have from three to 1000 majority. The
Republicans have carried the State Senate
entire and the House is about 10 twentieths
Republican.
Butte record., 1856-10-04
Statistics of Rutte County.

The following is a copy Of the statistical
report ofthe Assessor Of Butte county to the
Surveyor:
Butte record., 1856-10-04
RK KANSAS.

We have the official vote in every county,
except Mississippi, which in 80 gave Con-
way 200 votes TO 80 for SmthSon The to
tails are rs follows:
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
VOLU ME XII.
dbe Gbibo0aux Minerpa

Is published every Saturday morning. Price,
Five Dollars per annum-payabie at the time of sub
scribing. Single copies, Ten Cents
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted the rate of One Dol
per suqarc lof lines less for the frst and Fy
Cents for every subsequent insertion liberal discount
made who advertise by the year. Thirty Dollars
year will be charged for half column Of Patent Medicine
advertising, and Of greater length admitted any
terms.
JOB WORK.-Havng purchased one OF Ruggless Patent
large Magic Presses fatter ourselves that can
every variety of leerpress printing in style
be surpassed by country Office in the South or
West. All work delivered when promised, and guarant
eed to pease-and for CASH only.
PERSONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of per-
sonal nature such not deemed to be OF public
interest," may inserted advertisements (at the option
Of the editor) by being paid for in advance.
OBITUARY N0TICES-Not exceeding three lines, will be
cheeruy inserted without charge but those OF greater
length, will be rated IS advertisements.
CORRESPONDENTS informed that notice whatever
will be taken Of communication intended Tor insertion
accompanied by the and address OF the writer
necessary for publication, but as guarantee OF good
faith JONA. c. WHITE (puh,;sh.-s
LOUIS r. ANDERSON, rapi'shers
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCIATION!


A RRANGEMENTS for the Second Annual Col
Affection of this and popular Institution for the diff
fusion Of Literature and Art have been made the most
extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged, is the far famed
"GENOA CRUCIFIX,"
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the Collection the diffusion Of works Of
AMERICAN ART and the encouragement Of Am rcan genius
have not been overlooked have been issued
many Of the most distinguished American Artists, who
will contribute some Of their finest productions. Among
Three Marble Busts, executed by the greatest
living Scuiptor-HIRAA POWERS:
GEROGE WASHINGTON,
BENJA,11N FnANknfs, 1af sa'nef Of MS country
The Philosopher
The Statesman.
special Agent has visited Europe and made careful and
udicious selections of Foreign Works Of Art both Bronze
and Marble; Statuary and Choice Paintings.
The whole forming a large ami valuable collection OF
Paintings and Statuary to be distributed FREE among The
members of the Association for the Second Year.
Terms of Membership.
The payment of Three Dollars constitutes any mem-
of this Association and entities him to either of the
following Magazines for one year. and also ticket IN the
distribution Of the Statuary and Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists OF the follow
ing Monthly Magazines liarpe Putnams knckerbocker
Backwoods Graams Cooley sLdy's Book, and Household
Words.
Persons taking five memberships entitled any fve
OF the Magazines for year, and to sac tickets in the dis
tribuon.
The proceeds the sale Of memberships,
devoted the purchase Of works of Art for the ensuing
year.
The Advantages Secured by becoming member
Of this Association, are
1st All persons receive the full oalue OF their sbscrip
ons at the sart in the shape Of sterling Magazine Ltera
ture.
3D. Each member Is contributing towards purchasing
choice Works of Art which to be distributed among
themselves, and at the time encouraging the
Artists country dsbursng thousands dollars through
its agency
Person. in remiasng t.nds for membership, win please
give their post Office adress in full rating the month they
wish the magazine commence, and have the letter
gstered the Post Office prevent loss the receph Of
which, certificate Of membership, together with the Maga
zine desired viii be forwarded to pirt of the country
Those who purchase Magazines at will observe
that by joining this ocation they receice the Magazine
and free Ticket in the annual distrbation all the same
price they now pay for the Magazine aloe.
Beautifully illustrated Catalogues giving full descriptions
sent free on application.
For Membership address C. L. DERBY,
Knickerboker Magazine Office 24s Broadway N T., OF
J. BRYSON BURROWS, Honorary Secretary,
Dec 15-n Th'bodaux, La.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
Proceedings Of the Police Jury.
PARISH OF LAfoURcHE.

According to law, the Police Jury Of the Parish
of Iafourche met at the Court House in the town
of Thibodaux, on Monday, the 7th day of January,
1855.
Present-Paul Justilen Theriot, Neuvile Ayot
Jourdain Savoie, and Onezime Bernard.
Absent-Leopold Pertuit
A quorum being present. the newly elected
members were sworn in by John G. Ragan he
being the President of the last Police Jury.
Then the Police Jury proceeded to the election
of President and Paul Justilien Theriot being the
only candidate, he was unanimously elected.
The minutes of the last session were read, and
ospmotion of Onezme Bernard the same were
adopted.
On motion Of Jourdain Savoie, the following
resolution was adopted,
Be 1t orddined by the, Police Jury Of the Parish Of
Lafourche that Sections 52 5 Oh 3d. 81, 81, Do and o9
under the heal Standing Committees Of the Rules and
Orders Of the Police Jury Parish Of Lafourche be and
hereby repealed and that special
committees shall be appointed when necessary for the pur
pose aiding this body in the performance OF the business
submitted to its consideration.
The Police Jury having constituted themselves
into committee Of the whole,
The bond of E. G.. Robchaux, Sheriff, for the
collection of the parish taxes for the year 1885,
with Drauzin Triche, Joachim Breaux, Cleophas
Lagarde, Narcisse Leblanc, and Mathurin Bourg
as his securities, was presented and on motion OF
Qnezime Bernard, was accepted and ordered to be
recorded
Whichproceedings having been reported to the
Police Jury, on motion, same is approved and ra-
tilted.
On motion of Mr., Jourdain Savoie, the following
claims presented to the Police Jury were accepted
and the same ordered to be paid.
The claim Of " d. Terrebonne, J. P, in the Of
the State Of Louisiana os Slaves Of FOrtier, Con- ~.
stable fees included $Z66 10
The claim Of J. A. Robbhaux Assessor 100 90
tsx on the a.sss,,nen n roI 100 90
The claim OF r. D. Bessn Jalor in erent cases 26 81
The claim Of j. X. Gourdain, Recorder for books for
MS ONCE .'''...' :'..' W w
The claim Of A. r. Meque for his services witness
in Court in different suits wherein the parish was
The claim Of Anthenor Bouvier, for his services as
n.rish WAS paintif p 90
The claim Of t. s Alaiu Clerk Of Court 176 Is
" JB Ia;sne for holding one INQUEST 20 Is
l.. Cherot, Parish Physician. 0O
On motion of Onezime Bernard, the Police Jury
adjourned sine de- P. J. THEREOF,
s sses .-5.. sa.7asz 5sr .a-. President.
E. E. LEBLANC, Clerk
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
MEYERS & HYNIEL,

Successors to Thomas Conklin.)
Family Grocers, corner Of Main and Green Streets.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
Il Grocery Establishment lately owned by Thomas Conkin
take pleasure in saying the public that they will always
keep choice and varied assortment of such articles
usually found in an establishment of the kind, and solicit
LIBERAL portion of the publc's support.
Our stock consists in part of the following articles viz
Flour Bacon Potatoes Mackere Cod Fish, Herring Cheese
Pepper, Aspces Coffee, Tea Chocolate, Starch, Almonds,
Rasns, Pecans, Tobacco Snuff, Cigars, OIL Liquors OF
every kind, Vermice H. Macaron ETC., etc. all of which viii
be sold equally low as any other house in Thbodaux.
Decl-ly. MEYERS HiMEL.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
PROCL ANA TION
To the Citizens or Thib0llaux and Vicinity.


THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL!
DULvERMACHER'S HYDRO
voltaic Chains used for the instant relief and per-
time the State Of louisiana These Chains
were first introduced France two since, and from
thence extended to Germany, Austri Prussia Eng
land has elapsed since they were introduced
Of London Paris Vienna Berlin ao in hospitals in
New York They secured and patented in five differ
Kingdoms also in tn scountry and are constantly used
with the astonishing by both Pysc ans and
Patients in the relief cure Of Rheumatism" infu and
weed JOINTS Neuraia of the fare Deafness Blindness,
Nervous Headache ptation II he Heart Contraction
Of the Limbs, CardsIga Indigestion, General Debility,
Impotence, Uterine Palms. and all diseases VIII ch are pro-
ducedrom diminished amount of Nervous Fluid. Certi-
cates Of the most beneficial effects produced in the above
diseases, have been received from Professor Mott Van
Buren, Pos; Of New York city Doctors GoIdng Bird and
Percara Of London. also from stinguished Medical Men
in most Of the cities OF Europe, besides than thou
sand from patients wh0 have been cured by their in
various parts OF the country It established fact,
which no Phi siean dare deny. that all Nervous
Discusses increased in severity rather than benefited
by constant administration of Drugs. and the common
sense people is being awakening this truth By
avoiding all drugs and patent Nostrms, thousands have
been cured by all powerful agents of nature. pure air.
proper eyerrie, diet thing &C. By the Of the
Chains nature is greatly sisted in her efforts and i'm
puse the energies OF the hich
restore. to health tout the process of swallowing the
cke n pr dsgu <tn. nastrmS thrf sre thrown before
the public pamphlet containing certificates nf
description ofthe Chains and the mode Of may be OBJ
ainsd free Of esaTSr r16T # ~ 70 2T1f LAnfES sG5f
Ladies' who are snciente reqneste to use them with
greatcuon or by long continued use miscarriage Is ap
| to be produr ed. - ~ 5za-..4....
For sale IN every city in the United sates and be
sent BY msil to any part Il the country. @5'7
2. L. LAsHBRooK, Agent for Thibodanx.
s, STE1NERT, GenI Agent n Y. l31-lvJ s
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
ROUSTAN e. M'EVERS,

Successors to O. Osburn Coz
4 RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Spring and
N Summer GOODS consisting partly Of Bareges of very
rich patterns, Swss Muslins gd and pain Jaconet do
fancy colors white and black Satin Silks
Rich Striped and che ked Silks black and fancy coors
Is Camelion Silks, fg'd and plain
Superb Glace Silks, do, do.
= Gros de Naples do do do;
's Satin and Silk Donnes style, and very pretty
Straw Bonnets-plan and mourning;
Marked Muslin Caps and Collars;
India do do do.
Also
Trimmings for ladies' dresses OF all kinds; Linen Vaen
cenne and other and Edgngs; Chimsettes and Col
lars latest styles Hosiery, Gnghams Fancy Prints Cur
tain and Furniture Cacoes Cottonades Plain and Twllled
Shrng Denms Camet Jeans and Domestic Cottons OF ali
descriptions, together with general assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Comprising Ladies' and Misses Caters Booties Walking
shoes and Brogans Genemens and Youths Boots Shoes,
and Broeans; Negroes ditto Also full assortment OF
READY MADE SUMNER CLOTHING,
For Men and Boys, latest fashions.
yEWELRY,
Consisting Of Gold Silver Pencils and PENS Bracelets,
Rings Brea. Pins Rings Cuff Pins Shirt and Sleeve
Buttons Trepe plated Spoons and Forks etc., with fu
assortment Of the
La TEST STYLE HATS AND CAPS,
and general Of goods suitable for the season.
which they viii sell low for Cash. the usual credit
Their goods all fresh and Of the latest styles and pat
and respectfully invite the public he ladies psrticu
ary to call and examine they feel confident that their
stock one Of the richest offered in this market
March 81, 1885. fi5-y1 RoUsrAN McEVERs
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16

General Invitation.
WITHOUT distinction of parties, no partality
w shown either to Democrates Know Nothings, all
alike, except Ladies, who will always enjoy
the first preference. at
J.M.LOWE N ST Ell N S j.,
Confectionery store; where offered large stock Of FALL
WINTER GOODS and will be weekly received from the
principal cities in the East.
DRY GOODS
Such the latest styles and fast coored prints Of deren
patterns and qualities Muslin de Laine Merinos Paids
Alpacas Gnghams figured and plaid yelvets. plain back
Dress Silks ditto with Satin Pas changeabie and fancy
Plaid Silks Silk R0bes Embroideries such as, Swiss and
Muslin Chemisetts Collars Under Sleeves Bands and Skirts
edging and inserting, Bonnets Artificial Flowers, Ribbons
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Silk Manlas and Cloaks,
Fannel plain and figured Of various coors and quality
Tablet Cloths Towels, Ladies' and Chdren's Belts, Per
fumery Ladies' Children and Gents Hosiery and many
other articles too numef Gus to mention.
The most particular attention is called to my large and
well assorted stock Of
Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing.
do hesitate say, the largest and finest stock Of
CLOTHING in this place, which offer below New Orleans
retail prices.
large assortment Of Ladies, Gents, Boys, Misses
and Chidren's
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Boys and Chirens HATS and CAPS of great many
descriptions.
Bleachei Cottons and Stripes, Coonades and
Jeans-aso large quantity of Negro Cloth all Of which
will be sold very low for Cash.
Persons wishing to purchase will do wel and will be
for their interest to call and examine my stock hrst
before visiting elsewhere.
1t daily that persons find out too late that
am selling goods low Persons at distance will be
wen paid for their trouble to to Thbodaux and
chaee their Winter supply of me.
REMEMBER. am receiving new GOODS every week,
there will be always some new fashion and fresh goods
My motto Large Sales and Small Profits" trouble to
show goods i'll feeling any charges made if no ur-
chase smade. fnov24]
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
MAGNOLIA DIVISION,


Lafourche Dragons, Attention!
TTHTHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF i.Ii
l. Company Lafourche Dragons, hereby f,sst1
notified attend regular meeting the first -
and third MONDAY of every month.
Punctual attendance expected.
Jelly TAYLOR SQUlRES Secretlry.
NcALLISTER FIRE COMPANY, No. TWO,
vi cts at the Engine House, on the first ~
SUNDAY nfevery month at u O'Clock. AN. t&&asS1
Offcers-V. Richard, President Henry tSs@sCSss>>.
Hoffman, Vice President; c. Omer Dtntin, e. 81
Foreman; L. Bergeron, Assistant Foreman A. D. Terre-
oonne, Treasurer. jyl L. DACNls, secy.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
BeueuoIent ORDERS, Mf.

I. o. o. F.
FXCELSIOR LODGE, NO. 34.-REGULAR
lLmeeting at the Odd Fellows Hall, cor
of Market and Patriot streets, every 11lSM
SATURDAY EVENING, at the usual hour. WI
Qffcers.-John r. Verret, N G.; John @-s-'3
Larkin, V. e. J. A. Robirhaux, Sec; J. F. Thompson
Treas; L. Daunis 2. S. ]. a. ROBICHAUX, Sec'y.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
To Sugar Planters.

To Sugar Planters.
NTERRICK & SONS having acquired the exclu-
siye right to manufacture and sell the Patent Sugar
Bo ling Apparatus of n Reux would inform the planters
of louisiana they prep red 10 contract for such
apparatus with all appendages All Vacuum Pans built
by them will have the tubes arranged to be taken out
and replaced pleasure. These apparatus have been
greatly improved and added to.
E. FLANDERS Engineer will attend to the setting up OF
any of the machinery and will agent for US to
agree upon with the planters with Commercial
Agent w E. Thompson, ia Camp street
MERRICK SONS, Southwark Foundry,
d.cao On, Philadelphia.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
Lsooak at .lshiss

yyaft13 Ess Look at Tnisi
REAUM0NTS PATENT STARCH POLISH,
y composed q isnsass gum Arabic, ETC. Dirsctions-
~ pece Tho slss of pteayune and aAd quarter Of
tcem ~ ~ 10 ene 4naxt egstarcA white boiling. The
abow srascn ean ss had Il IS oeu,s eaks, or rs
~ aosen,l A.. D. RLGAN's e. Philip st
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16

THIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE,\ a

BENEVOLENT LODGE,\ A i
l. No. 9D.-Regular Meetings of this Lodge, w
take place, the Masonic Hall. corner of Main ~
and jackson sreets the LAST SATURDAY
every mouth, at the usual hour.
Ofcers:-C Belcher, W.M. II. Fleming, S w; B..
Campbell, J.W Francis L. Mead r.; C. II. Gruneberg s.;
J. j. Gardner, S. D.; NJ A. Mcleod, j. d. Owen Conlan,
Tyler jan5 CHARLES H. GRUNEBERG. Sec'y.
s. Oft.
MAGNOLIA DIVISION, No. 63, SONS OF
Nl TEMPERANCE, meets at the Hal, on Jackson >lyu
opposite Thibodaux street, every MONDAY EVE-ss-sE
MING at o'clock >EG
CBlcers-Lewis A Reed. W. P; John Larkin, Tii'>
W. A; W. r. Dunn, R. S.; Edward T. Burnham, A. r. s.;
A. l.. St Martin, FS. Joseph Dixon, t. w. II. Ragan, u.
Thos Sweeney, A. c.; G. W. Wesbrook, l. S; Thomas
Mcclure, o. s.; W. H. Ragan, D. e. w P.
jams w. I. DUNN, R. S.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
A. b. RA ANS
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

Nos. s and 10 st. Philip street. <~aA
T,HE UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW 1N4seE
i store, and is constantly replenishing a laA--EA
well self ected assortment of GROCERIES, consisting
in par, of the following viz
APPLES Dried an Green GARDEN SEEDS,
A1spICE, HvMs, Sugdrcured
ANIsETTe INDIGO.
AXE HAspLes KETcHuP. Walnut, Tomato
Bacon, Hams, Sides, and LARD, NO L LeGJ
Shoulders; LoBsTEBs,
BEEF, Sugdr-cured LEMONS,
BUTTEB, Goshen and Wes- LAMP WICK
term MUsTABD. Creole and KY
BEANS. Nary MoLAssEs
Biscu1rs Soda and Butter MAcARoNI
BREAD, Pilot and Nary MATCHES, fraction
BuCKwHEAT kegs G boxes MACE,
BRcoMs. assorted NUrMEGs
BLEACHING, "Mason's' NUTS, PeeaLs and 4lmons
BASKETS all sizes; OILS, Olive Lamp and Lard
BUCKETS, Tin and painted ONIONS.
COFFEE, Rio, Jana. Mocha PICKLES assorted
CANDLES, Sperm, star and PORK, Mess and Prime
French taUvD POTATOES, Swect and Irish
CHEEsK. Pine apple, Eng PEACHES, DRIED
iish Dairy and VeStcrn PEPPER, Black
CHOCOLATE, No fEPPEB SAUCE,
CAsp1rs 4ssortsd POWDER, Sporting and Rife
CIGARS an e1cellent as'mt PIPES, Clay and Stone
CABps, Playing RA1slSs -haidga
C1SsAMoy RICE, Carolina and Creole
CLovEs SALT, course, fne and Table
CLorHEsPlNs, SUGAR, Loaf and Brown
CoRKs London Soar, bar CASTLE and fancy
CAPS PereL..ion STARCH. Fo1's and C0igdte's
DEMIJoHNs, oil st-ey SNUFF ScAtch and .hdca0oy
EGGs SARDINEs,
FLOUR, St. Louis and OHIO SHOT, Buck and Drop
FISH, Cod, .Naekeret and SAL ARArrs,
Herring TEAS, assorted
F1sn1Na TACKLE TOBACCO, do.
GlSGER TIN WARE do.
GARLIC, WASH BOARDS ETC, ETC.
je1l A. B. Raglan, and 10 st. Philip street.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16

y TKOCERIES.-Imperial Tea, Coffee, Crushed
VI Sugar Rice, CASTLE Soap, Yeast Powders, Pickles,
Fruits in pints, quarts and half solons Buckets. roonis
Ax-helves, Hickory Brooms TobaceoCut, Chewing and
Smoking for sale by B. +. HOLDEN.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16

HERRINGS. One Hundred Boxes Fresh
IL eooksd ue.,iafs Just reessTed, AID for sale by
A. e. 1AaAS.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
AlInanacs for 1856.
Almanacs for 1856.
A FFLECK'S RURAL ALMANAC
IA FAMILY CHRISTIAN ALMANAC,
LELIEVRE'S FRENCH ALMANAC.
-ALSO--
POCKET DIARIES and DAILY JOURNALS.
For sale bv BENNETT GARENER.

Pocket Maps.
DAYLEY'S MAP OF LOUISIANA,
ID COLTON'S MAP OF LOUISIANA,
COLTON'sMAP OF TEXAS,
GORDON'S MAP OF TEXAS,
COLToN's MAP OF MISSISSIPPI for sale by
BENNETT GARDNER.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16

wv NJ MERCER, attorney and Counsellor at
w Lato Houna Parish of Terrebonne, IT,, practises
in the parishes Assumption Laourche and Terrehonne
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16

j. B. gousTAN. J.. p. MCEyERS
ROUSTAN &, McEVERS,
Commercial Row-under the Franklin House. Thibodaux
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IL DRY GOODS Hosiery Straw Goods, Hats Boots and
Shnes Hardx
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
EDWARD y. GAGNE.

EDWARD y. GAGNE.
~ ENERAL COLLECTOR-Office in Houma
Will attend strictly all claims placed in his hands for
collection in this and the adjoining parishes 5anl2
SAMUEL WOLF, General COLLECTOR and
Agent Houma parish Of Terrebonne, La, will attend
promptly the collection Of al claims entrusted to him. or
to the transaction of any business required oct2o-ly