Thibodaux minerva

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royal suggestion military escort guarded its

integrity. The eunech was feted and treated

with the utmost courtesy by the Pacha, who

finally sent him home laden with the costliest

presents for his little sweetheart.

End or the Dominican Invasion .—Accounts

from Gonaives to February 1st, state that on the

morning of that day, a proclamation was pub

lished, and that the Haytien troops were on their

way to their homes, by order of the Governor,

and that the invasion of Dominica had been

abandoned.

A Western Paper .—The editor of the Wis

consin Mirror, in his paper for Jan. 1, says,

We are doing what perhaps has never been

done in the Uuited States before we are prin

ting this paper in the woods, not a dwelling ex

cept our own within half a mile of us, and only

one within a mile. The forest oaks hang over

our office and dwelling, the deer and rabbits shy

around us, and the patridges and quails seek

our acquaintance by venturing near our doors.

But most of the romance is soon to be spoiled.

We expect a large village—yea, a city, to grow

up rapidly around us, and that is why we are

here and"printing in the woods."

Ladi *8 Must be Courted .—Sir Thos. Law

rence was accused in company, of paying atten

tion to ladies without meaning anything, and a

gentleman present said some very hard things

of the male coquette. A lady, however, defen

ded him saying, "she really believed the ma

jority of women would rather be courted and

jilted, than not be courted at all."

"Boss, I want twenty-five cents."

Twenty-five cents How soon do you want

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Thibodaux minerva. (1856). Thibodaux, La., 1856-03-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86079110/1856-03-15/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Thibodaux minerva, 1856-03-15.