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IL ONiON. SGHENtT I'll, NICTORNi
ITO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR: NV
IN the Star of YESTERDAY. headed FouTth WEE
Alderman" and signed by J l.. Ciubb. in which
the of 81 ne
endeavorIug to unsette pubic opinion in ION to
snomlnsion made 6y his own party, otject & un
meeting at which Mr.. Mohun was nominated and
mot,re which actuated it, fnall, winds up with a
modest presen. on of himself a candidate to I'M
Goddard as Alderman Of the Fourth Ward N"p''
with the course which Mr. Club ha, thought
leu of that of regularly nominated csnddate If If
MS party, cave him to the jude ment OF Others and
TO hts own future reflections: but when he pretends
to"enne The Di6ftreS which prompt my actions. /
enter protest against the act, and deny emphaii-
Gy ms rs right to present me Otherwise before the
gehtlemaa's Unions or decisions rrhsn
Pressed rn'r'y arc fair and legitimate subjects for
only be known to the party who possesses them.
Nov" as was not az advocate Of Mr; Moun at
nut Tor Mr. Niburn, affair inference miE h be drawn
r INN; ny decison was an honest one especially
Inliil tad against the candidate OF my choice and
against the individual for whom voted.
a., What were the facts of the case! When entered
denly a unex pectedly called to the chair twas
my DUTY to ascertain (which dad the sense of the
meeting az 10 The rule which should govern nv de-
cis'o1 e1quIred of ihe me .tng neither the rlur-
slty or msj 'ity vote should preponderste. 1t was
should govern on the first ballot and that after that
Da.ot all the candidates except the first three high
est, sm q b. droppec. provision was made fl
dropping ore Afterwards, and the inference was IRE
slstbie that as the friends Of the three ddates
nag IT IN their power to adhere to their choice no
seiectio9 could be lie at unless pluI vote
should de ide the selection,
w hen my decision vas ammo unced. one or two per
sons objected to it and suggest ed mode br which
the sense Of the meeting could be Obtained-viz: nv
ap2esilng ir IN nv decIsior. This was not done:
ahu now That the canvass ~ about TO terminate a
schsm has lsen, the object of which is too bold 10
oDScure the most obtuse intellect.
The latter part of Mr.. Clubb's card-in which he
throws soft corn to DIR. Duhame's friends, by IN
wing them to Soalesce with him-tOo plainly shows
one intent o, MT; C!ubb's card. hsve too good an
opinion of DIR. Duhame's friends 10 believe tbst
are so green as to swl out of their depth with
iae expectation OF reaching fine pasture on Mr.
Niupo piatioTm. ii. IL. SWEENl.
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u The majority of the New York swiIl milk
committee make favorable report of the ''>tump
tail' cows, and give it their opinion that swill
milk Is good enough for New York.rs
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% The total shipments OF grain Chicago
this season, amount to 10, sis bushels, which
Is an excess of 5,5OO.CO9 more than the entire
shipments up to the same time last year
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EXCuRsION TO GLIMONT.

The Sabbath School Of the Methodist Protestant
Shnrch, 0eOrsetowD, will make r.
TrSSGheLslon TO the shove place nEeZs9lszzH
m Inc hne steamer Thomas Collyer." Captain :.
baher' mas been chartered for the occasion.
he boat VIII leave the wharf. tieorgetowu at q
cock a. m; Nsshlngt ton NJ IN a. and AiexAn-
uFa al lo a. m The boat wall also make TRIP 10 the
afternoon, leaving Washington a. o'cot Re
turning, TIE boat will reach Gvorgt town before
dark. ''o
Good Music has been ergae ed Tor he ocoas,on.
Tickets admlttnga gentleman and tvo ladies' 81
single tickets 50 cents.
last Chairman Com ATransemeni,
NnTlCE.-ST. PETERS SUNDAY SCHOOL,
Excursion viii take place al G.y 49,
mont an 10Th August. enys1L-A
ment. ,,I2-eosv
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pic MIC FOR ORPHAN BOYS,
RIDIhN HILL


M.Tidi0H HtH - StfHated On Boundary 50 ,befre.a
litA Hhd ID SIS, ddJotntHg Co'sDlbtaH Coles }
The Lady Managers Of -. yoSeph's Orphan
Boys ASyiu respectfully inf rm their friends that
they Wal give brand PIC NC at this delightful
country sest on THURSDAY, the y instant
Music, Dinner, Supper. Refreshments, 80. &c
OmDIbus"s WILL run all day from prominent parts
OF tine city (Of which due n'tce will he EIyei >
Prcss-bentlemens' Ticket, 50 cents; Ladies. >
cents: ChlldJen and Servants, 10 snis each.
Tickets may I've had at the following aces; Tsy
Tor Maury's. Blanchard a MOhun $. and Philips
Book stores; John r. Ellis Piano Store; NalIn
Palrler's, Val. baTbaugh's, snd Ford A Brothers
Drug Store, and DIR. KiOwelrs, GEORGETOWN; and Of
the Lady and Gentlemen Managers.
The folio wing gentlemen will act az Managers on
the ground during the day:
Fltzp ttrIck, Peter Gallant, r MoNethaBy
Chss Tones, j Harvey, John act,ullom,
yunn Brent, r. Mohun. DIR Jos Walsh. y
Mm Ward, John Ellis, HUH Donsh oe.a
III laskey, i Thyson. Ur kIdwell, , =,
Geo Savage, Frank Clark, " Albert KIM.
John Coyle, g Ennis. Johs Stakeson1
Hudson Taylor, .. Newton, wv
bic MIC FOR THE ORPHANS, AT Mrkl
Il DIAN HILL, on THURSDAY.
t snyy. 2; is5s for ST. JosePh's Orphan
Particulars IN a future Advertisement VS. So
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E;.Aac
= BY THE SABBATH SCHOOL
- az the m
IL Street Baptist Church.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SCHOOL IL
BRADY, On TUESDAY. Juiy u h.-Tne SteamtT
viii leave he haTf foot of 7th rect. nj O'Clock
g.. m., and AlexandIIa At ~. Returning val leave
Clyu4Cnt ~ Clock .. IN. Every arrangement has
been made for the CoBtOrt. safety. ana convenience
of chidren. For the mmodat on of those who
cannot take dinner villa them. az wtil be served bY
the proprietoIs OF the place at 81 cents per head.
Tickets 50 cents chi dren haif ptice Tickets can
he hid of sny e the members Of the school.
iy "a Th&Ms
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"hAicAS AFfAlRs.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Times saws.

Dznartment hsr I'm q reliable source that the State
sytb under NO ,ssned instructions to Mr. For
t 1ut 70 snteI protest against OH irnn,onar
me government ct Mexico toward ri',ts act, OF
nn'ea osdieh These acts will be r.a.rdo, t ~
the Administration as so much ,,egafdrd by
wards the purchase of Sonora and S id
w men the day OF reckoning does coma n,naot.
AZ spe secretary OF state assures me tha, m
20 'pidly approaching, our demands n,,i'l
u ne republic will absorb another large LIP npon
NJ 'e'l'ory so soon as the present civil war IL !.
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III He UNDERSIGNED, IN WITH
Taw!ns IRON the SD We firm, sincerely hopes that
a"I MS old friends and patrons viii COT tina. the il
patronage with Lis SUCCESSOR Mr. % w Ma sb
who from his long 9qdaiu,anoe. feels eo,fd- will
Transaction with HIM.
Is IS st II III VOSS
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DrGov. 'n1r Wise will pay . visit to PennsyI-
valil IN -. y or two.
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GILBERT g.. GIBERSON-
~ Alto RyEA ITIsW
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The Copartnership heretofore existing urder the
hrm OF Marsh Noss is this day dissolved b, mu
iual consent. All outstanding accounts due The
hrm must he immediately attended to- and IIa IL
ties against the hrm will be settled by a. ~
MARSH, who VIII continue the Grocery busipe,s AZ
me oid stand, at the crneT OF Tenth street and pa
avenue Mr. II. II. NOss 10 authorized 10 recs ~,
Tor any money due the late hrm. = 'P'
o. w. MARSH.
III. III. VOSS,
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~ ward, assume your privileges and give you,
voice IN the counoI of Washins ton by voting for
me democratic candidate, J. Lewis Club. ESQ,
LOT Alderman. In him you have an intelligent. pro
teotlve and unwaverIng friend of your rights. Your
the chief object OF his consideration. He is the
candidate oil the masses, and not of a chosen few.
Political fame is not his object, but faithful per-
tormance OF the obligations that your necessities
throw upsn him. Now to the polls ard vote for IN
Quailhcaticns claim Jour high regard and prompt
action His birth, his education, his prInc Pies his
o"urse have all been before you, and you know hoy
TO appreciate suoh mau. One aud all then, 10 the
pol and elect your man. J. l.. Club
It. UNION. STRENGTH VICTnpv,
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Greenbrier White sulphur, Sweet, Warm,
Hot, Capon. Fauquier White Sui.
Phur and Warren Springs.

The Alexandra and Washington Steamboats, viii
hereafter run regularly, leaving the
wharf foot of street, Washington, Enl&3k-N
iollown hours:
Leave alexandra at 4, 8. 10. l2l4, %. 46I
Leave Washington at 6l4 9, un. lis, 5I7I,
Whsley's Omnlbuses, come citing with The r.so.,.
leave the Capitol, and the corner of I'M ana Ts,S
streets and Pennsy lvana avenue ~ >'"
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RrMArs,S5al sr o. g. E e.! GHss
Naahingtou

OftJs Oss Ho@os
lOrderedto be inserted in the EVENING STAR, u
tne newspapeI having the largest circuistlon OF
my Only paper puo1Ishe dan Washington
IL Persons applying for istters IN the following
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PHILHAkMONIC HALL
D HE Largest and best ventIlaied saloon An IN.
c'y, will be rented ON reason ahle terms for Chur.h
Fsrs, etc. Apply Al the Music Store II
~ lS-lw w. g MkTZEROTT.
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DEATH OF LIEUT.. MAGRUDER.- Furtber m,
ticuisrs relative to the death of this gallant and
e'timable officer at Marysville, at the hand, Of
aclhzen named Poore, have been received, from
which we gather the following:
me gun was loaded with a ball and Num-
per OF puckshot, all Of which entered his face md
mao, Killing him instantly. The civil autbori
.les OF Mary'vlle, IL ls said, arrested tried and
acquitted Pooir of the murder Major Emery
sent o,t . detachment OF seventy five men under
command OF l'ieuts Crittenden and Inpiaham
in quest OF the fugitive, but they were not ,nr
cessful in taking him ~
Al 20 clock on the 29tli the murdered opoor
was buried. The whole of the sixtb coI,mn
turned out and followed his remains in solemn
funeral procession. DIR. J. r Smith oticiated a |.
chaplain in the funeral service The last Iastin',
place OF the deceased Is on the point of a consid
country. large stone mound wa. erected over
the grave.
Lieut.. Magruter, at the time of his death
a. - on detached service, assisting Lieut. Berry
he nc command Of Company A, dragon recruits.
n " as VirginiaD by birth but his father is nt
f'''en' resident Of w ash iupton
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0ETHE COMMITTEE ON THE GRAND
~ Excursion and Pic Nc of the l. o. o. - of
Gentra, sMSsnpe ton, aud Columbia Lodges. to take
place on MONDAY, the S6th iOstant, are requested
to attend meeting THIS EVENING at 8 O'clock.
A full attendance is desired. iy II N
0@KNIGHTS' TEMPLAR, ATTENTION.
~ special communication Of Washington
Gonmandary No. l. will be held THIS (SatuIday
EVENING at tho Asylum, at "a O'Clock A full
attendance is desired. business of interest to all
will be under OnsderRtion.
Ky order ofthe nj. +. C.p.t.
" i1-lt w. :. McNAIRY, r ecorder.
=ATTENTION, NATIONAL GUARD
,SS You will meet at your Armory on mon
DAY EVENING, the 10Th instant. at ~ O'Clock
with bayonot scabbard. Re punctual IN attendance
Ey 0rder OF JAS. A. TAFT, Captain.
Il. =. ALLEN, fTstSergeant. jy l7-2t'
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WANTS.

WANTED hMEDIATELY-A SECOND
w HAND 10 work on Brs ad.
JAMES n SIMPSON.
~ 10 NO fsirfsx streEt, Alexandra, Va.
~ ANfED-A smsll HOUSE. a part OF a
house, with kitchen. IN the central paft Of tne
CITY. rice not To exceed : 80. address 30. soa
Pos Office. "a %
UBtS'S EXTRACTS. ell odors, at CT RRs,s
IL Hair store, near 18th street, and Al his $40.
Room 9, under WIerds' Hotel. jees~s
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ended negotiations will be opened, and Sonora
VIII shortly thereafter be an organized territory
| OF the United States,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-25

DISTRICT CoURT.-Our District Court
has been in session since last Monday.
We notice'a large number of Attorneys
in attendance from our sister parishes,
and the city of .New Orleans. Much
business has already been disposed of
The Grand Jury made their report on
Thursday, and presented number of
Bills Of indictment.
For murder, /; shooting with intent
to commit murder, Q; stealing, 4; steal
ing slaves, /; selling liquor to slaves,
6; ignored bills for murnder, 2.
William Cooney, mate of the steam
boat Woodford, accused of murder, was
discharged, no witnesses having ap-
peared against him. With a large civil
docket, and the great number of crimi-
nal cases, the Court will continue it's
session for three weeks more, at1east.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
New Orleans. Sept, %, '5S.

SuGAn-The market was very dull and
the sales were confined to a few small
lots at 74a7ac for Fair to fully Fair
Three ~hogsheads Of the new crop, the
first Of the season, were received from
MurrelTs Tallyho plantation, Iberville
parish, consigned to G. Tate & Go. They
are dry and Of good color and grain,
and are held at 10a per lb.
MoLAssEs-Very dull, and some lots
offered at lower rates. a lot Of 20
hhds choice e crop, received from
Murrell's Tallyho plantation, vas sold
at 3sc per gallon.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Sept, THE cotton mar,
ket closed with an advancing tendency.
All qualities had advanced Lied.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-25
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.

The Grand Jury for the September
term respectfully repart:
That they have examined the Parish
prison and find its condition such at the
present. moment, that it amounts to a
nuisance. This is attributable not to the
Tailor, butte the faulty construction of
the jail itself; It being much too small,
badly ventilated and insecure for the
the number Of prisoners at present CON
fined therein. The Grand Jurors also
complain that slaves and white persons
arc confined together in the same cell.
Tic books of the Parish Treasurer
were examined and found to be correct.
Signed JAMES VssEs, Foreman.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-25
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE MEETING

According to notice previously given
the friends and members Of said Com.
mittee, met at the Court House, on Sat
urday, the 18th inst.
The meeting was organized by nomi
mating Mr.. J.. B. Bergeron as President,
Zenon Gremillon, Vice President, and
Orphius Sicard, Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been
explained to the assembly, to-wit: to
use and make all honorable efforts to
put a stop to all unlawful ~traiics, and
particularly Of Intoxicating liquors,
with the slave population of this parish,
and to restrain all persons from selling
spurious liquors to slaves in violation
of the laws.
On motion it was
RESOLVED, That a committee composed
of the following persons, to-wit: Marcel
Lejeune, Dr.. Cefrio, v. Bergeron, Bruno
Lejeune, Hyppolite Bergeron, Lelio LIE.
beau, S. Guerin, Oreste Lebeau, Etien-
ne Major, Dorsin Pourcieau, Terence
Samson, Joseph Moniotte, and Baptiste
Lejeune, said committee to prepare a
series of resolutions whereby effective
means may be DEVISED to carry out eff
~fectually the object of this meeting and
report on Saturday, the 25th inst, at
the Court House to the President Of the
meeting.
On motion, w. Fl. Cooley, Esq, was
added to the said committee.
The meeting adjourned to meet at this
place on Saturday the 25th inst.
j. B. BERGERoN, Pres't.
2. GREMILLoN, Vice Pres,
O. SIeARD, See'y.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-25

Death OF LAURENT J. SIGUR.-The nu-
merous friends Of the late L. J. Sigur
will hear with profound grief of his de-
mise. For months past he has been in
q declining state, and breathed his last
when on a visit to the Bladen Springs,
in hopes Of restoration. He was a gen:
tleman Of andoubted energy Of eharac-
ter, Of strong will, varied talents, and
strong friendships and antipathies. A
lawyer by profession, he became an ed
tor and proprietor Of q newspaper from
strong political tendency, and in both
capacities evinced ability Of a high or
dcr.-True Delta, 22d.
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TO

Oiiice of Commissioner OF Second Swamp
Land District, West Baton ltoug'. : n.einbrr md
1888.
tHALED PROPOSALS Will he received Iy
- the Commissioners OF the Second Swamp
| Land District at Baton Ei5a@H. La. until Aol-
day. October 18th. 1893, for the cutting 0! q
| drainage canal to drain the swamp between the
Mississippi River and False'RiycE, in the Parish
Of pointe Coupee.
This canal is located so IS to begin at or near
The bridge over the Bayou Poydras. upon the New
Road leading from the River to the Pointe Co11-
pee Court House, and running thence along the
lower line Of J. B. L@icuae, Esq, TO False River.
Ali work contracted for must be tinishud be
fore the first day Of December. 1858, and viii be
at the risk Of the contractor until received by
the State authorities, and viii be paid for period
ically. rs it progresses, by warrants on the state
Treasurer, r~cscrving twenty per cent. as security
to be paid in full when the work is completed,
inspected and received by tue State.
An additional security may be demanded equal
in amount to the value OF the work contracted
The exact estimation together with a plan and
profile of the work may be seen at this office; but
it is recommended that bidders visit the site pre-
vious to bidding. to ascertain the extent and po-
sition Of the required canal.
FORM OF y BID.
To tue Commissioner Of the 2nd. Swamp Land
District. West Baton Rouge 1858.
| hereby offer to construct q Canal in Pointe
Coupee in accordance with the specifications OF
the Commissioner, published and under his direc-
ton for-cents per Cubic yard.
am authorised to refer to Ncssrs.-for evil
dence of my character and competency to under
take the work; and herewith, l enclose you the
authority of Mr.-to act as my bondsman.
Respectfully,
FORM OF BONDSMAN:S OFFER.
/ hereby agree to go upon the bond of M.--
Contractor to the amount of the estimated value
of the work for which he bids, and as security that
he will properly and faithfully execute said work
according to the contract.
Respectfully
C.. d.
The successful bidder Or bidders will be notified
by mail as soon as the bids are opened and adju-
Dictated and the contract and bond must then be
drawn up, signed, and given before a Notary Pub
lie and duly recorded in the Parish in which the
Contractor resides, and at his expense,
After which the work must be commenced with
out delay.
The Engineer of the District is authorised to
sign the contract in the absence Of the Commits
sioner.
LAFAYETTE CALDWELL.
September Goth. 1855. 37-4w.
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or a certificate, in case there shall be nc
money, provided: that the money expen
ded on the work shall not exceed SlT00.
The said commissioners are also empoW,
cred to receive from Messrs. Lindsey and
Norwood an act of sale executed to the
Parish of Pointe Coupee, of lots OF sec
tons No. 4 and 5, upon which the Ievee
in the foregoing resolution is ordered
to be built, and shall upon tie compile
ton Of said act Of sale, let out said con
tract in accordance with said resolution.
On motion of II. G. Callihan,
Resolrsd, That the Levce Inspectors
Of the parish, in ordering the construc-
ton of new leyees shall direct the same
to be built over q puddle ditch Of at
least three feet in depth by three feet
in width.
Rssolred, That if an estray be taken
up at q distance exceeding fifteen miles
from the Court House, that the Justice
Of the Peace, after the usual notice shall
have been given, may at his discretion,
sell the estray at his premises.
On motion of c. Poydras, Mr.. Leigh
was appointed inspector Of roads and
~levees for the 4th district, in place Of G.
D. Stewart.
On motion of J. Moebius,
Rcsolced, Thatin appropriating the hands
to work on the public roads, the Police
Jury shall regard as liable, and the in
spectors shall notify only the male
hands between the ages of fifteen and
fifty.
On motion of John Moebuis,
Resolred, That it shall be the duty of
tho Parish Tax Collector to report to
the Police Jury at it's regular meeting,
the names of all persons who shall have
paid license and also the amount receiv-
ed from each.
On motion of John Moebius,
Resolrcd, That the Inspector Of the
4th Police Jury Ward be authorized to
kill all hogs found on any of the levees
in said Ward.
An account of L. 3. Dayries of $40
for pickets furnished for repairs of the
levee between Enete and Farrar, was
ordered to be paid.
An account from j. Levy for the sum
Of S24,30; said account was sent back
to the inspector for explanation.
On motion Of c Poydras,
Resolred, That a fine of fifty dollars
be imposed upon any person who shall
cut a public levee to pass over it, if he
does not mend the cut as soon as order
ed to do so by the Inspector, and it shall
be closed at his expense, besides the
fine which he will incur.
An account of A. Ghust, ST., for re-
pairs made to the bridge of Bayou Mar
ingoin for 1925 was ordered to be paid.
On motion of G. f, McRae,
Resozred, That an appropriation Of
$l20 be and is hereby made, for the pur-
pose of purchasing lumber to build cul-
verts upon the parish roads leading
from Morganza to A. Provosty's place
on the Bayou Fordoche.
On motion of G. G. Pickett, the Board
adjourned sine die.
A true copy. r. l.. BARROW,
President.
L. Y. P%oncHE, Clerk.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-25
NOTICE.

would respectfully inform the public
that from this time ON, the mail will be
carried from this Office to Morganza by
way of the new State road. The mails
can be here by the route, in eighteen
hours. All persons wishing their
mail to come to this Office will have
their mail matter addressed TIA Morgan
"a. j. r. HERRING, ?. NJ.
Sept 5, 1858.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-25

FALSE ALARM.-The rumor, current on
last Thursday, of a case of yellow fe.
yer at the Boudreau House, we are hap
py to state was without the slightest
foundation. Persons in attendance at
Court. need have no fears of visiting the
Hotel as there has been nothing resem-
bling yellow fever there.