Louisiana & Alabama Hurricane, Sept - Oct 1860 - Sugar Region Damages

The Storm in the Interior
The Sugar Region
The storm in the sugar region west of the Mississippi river was even more severe than it proved in this city. Its extent also was much greater than had been anticipated, proving that in its diameter it was as remarkable as in the destructive results which have followed. Yesterday we gave some particulars of the wreck caused on the coast above this city. The rumors of destruction that were then in the street have been fully confirmed, and the list of losses appended, furnished us after they have in part been made public, are reliable. Such a list of disaster had not within the memory of the oldest inhabitant been chronicled as the following:

Damages received at Little Caillou
H. M Thibodaux, sugar house blown down and one life lost.
H. T. Collins, purgery blown down
A. T. Cage, purgery blown down
In Terrebonne
T. A. Robinson, purgery blown down
Baste & Guanee [Bush & Gueno?], purgery blown down
T. & S. Beatay, purgery blown down
Mrs. S. A. Nicholas, sugar house blown down
_____ Downing, purgery blown down
On Bayou Black
T. Gibson, purgery blown down
Bodin & Bourillin, sugar house blown down
Evaresto & Porche, purgery blown down
E. M. Boykin, purgery blown down
W. S. Miner, purgery blown down
On the Lafourche
Pugh & Darden, sugar house blown down
A. Brousseau, purgery blown down
P. Landreaux, sugar house blown down
_____ Egana, sugar house blown down
_____ Nelson, sugar house blown down
H. E. Ledet, purgery blown down
C. Gillis & Co., purgery blown down
_____ Caullut, purgery blown down
T. Braud, sugar house blown down
T. Beatty, purgery blown down
M. Braud, purgery blown down
Mrs. Trosclair, purgery blown down
P. Butto, purgery blown down
Ch. Barras, purgery blown down
Mrs. Thibodaux, purgery blown down
H. M. Daurris [Daunis?], purgery blown down
_____ McCullum, purgery blown down
_____ Williams, sugar house blown down
Bellow & Perkins, sugar house blown down

Continued