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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-20
Succession de Marie Rosolie Wugenspack, ct eoa,ou
dute arec Leon Anlre Wagenspack.
" ENTE DE SUGCESSION-Etatd

" NS1N LII no
Ia Louisiane-Cour du sCinquieme District-par0;ss.
de Lafourche. ''NS'
Au nom ct par antorite de la Cour du Cnquieme District
Judciare siegean dams ct pour parosse de Lafouche
sera ofert en- yente publque par NJ Bourg Sheriff. ct en-
center dumen qualie ct assermente, ieux sues
dns de paroisse sur la rive gauche du bayou aourch
environ neuf miles audessous de Ia vile de Thbodaux
LUNDI, lie du mos de SEPTEMBER, 1853,
10 heures A. NJ, la propriete ciapres decrite savor
!. I'm certain do terre sue dams la paosse 10
Lafourche sur la rive gauche du bayou aforche environ
neuf miles audessous de la vile de Thboaux mesuant mn
aren't deface par soixante denx arpents proondur
borne en- haut les terres dubei Wagenspack en- b
par cees duger Nagenspack outes les batsses ct
ameliorations qu sy trouvent. ~
2. UNE NEGRESSE, agee de 70 ans.
D. I'm cheval DIES cochons du rs 100 barils de mails I'm
moulin a grue, ETC., ETC.
TERMEs ct CoNp1ToNs.La propriete personnelle ct re
cave payable en- tout ct Mars 1884, ct la payable par
un tiers en- tous ct chacun des o de Mars des
1904 1885, ct 1856 Lacquereur arnssant bonnie ct yaab
caution, ct la tee resant usou
parfait payment, ct tout payments poncuelement
echeance pnrtant hut pour cent dinteret par an !.
lo4-tdsJ zs4 NJ. BOURG Sheriff
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AVIS F r AN AIS
VENTE DE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE LA LOULSIANE-paroisse de Lafo,,o,o
Banque des Citoyens de ia Louisiana. ~
Mafhurin pitra

Mathurin Pitre.
I. .SACHEX, qu'e co1lformte writ de ii fa love-.
70 Cour do 5eme District de la paroisse dOrleanS par
cause ci-dessus intituee ct numerotee ai saisi ct
en- vente pubque la Maison de Cour dams la Vile do TENT
daux, SAMEDI lie SEpTEMBRE, 1853 a II heurns -.,o
les morceaux de erre ciapres decrte etant dams In
de Mme Cierviie Barras, ct etant partie DUN bins
morceaux de terre qui lu appartient, SAVIOR: e"na
l. UNE CERTAINE HABITATiON sit,e dams Ia n.
de Lafourche, environ trois miles audessous do u IN
Thibodaux sur la rive drou bayou Laourche ct ae
de deuX morceaux de terre, deux mes,irant deny
de face par quarante profondeur borne en- hau 81 m
par DIES terres apparenanta Mme CerviIe Barras " oa
2. LAuTRE MORCEAUX DE TEKRF mesurant NV -
pent de face plus gu moins par quarante arpents en-
deur borne en- hant par les terres de ct en- hos
celles de Nine. C1erville Barras. 'aS par
3. SOlXANTE-DIX ACTIONS de cent piasres c,,.,.
dams lie capital DIES bonds de la banque DIES Coyens %
Louisiana. 'tre Ia
TERMET EFT CoNDITIoNs.-L'acqlereur fournra ses hill.
pour les actions pour la de $40 PAYABLE 10
Aout, 1874, ct removable conformte de la ehar,r ~
balance COMPLIANT. gu
Les bles pour les actions identifies avec nm on.
dhypotheque par M. Pitre ct femme en- faverr do y!
Banque DIES Ctoyens de Ia Louisiana passe devant Sh
Notare Public la Nouyelle Orleans lie 26 Mai 1SS1
auss identifies par ace de vente duSherif dams &c nro
e. acquereur sujet obligations Of
d.Ions impose les actionaes de la Banque des
de Ia Louisiana, J. X. GOURDAIN nc shas ssns
Juliet lie 20 1865 [al.tdai
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oUccessa0n de l1d17e Henr7este Hy1ael, Teuue dc
lemon Hymel W.
ETAT DE LA LOUISTANE-Cour

- du Cinqdieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche
y ATTENDU: Que DRAUSIN HYNEE, de la die paroisse
Administrator de n dte Succession depose la dite
Cour un compile final de Administration demandant
quill soft approuvee.
I'm totes les personnes qu pouraent avr
DIES objections dit COMPETE sont par les presenes notifies
de leg deure Greer de la de Cour son bureau dams
la vile de Thibodaux an que les asons motvees dams les
trene ours qu suivro9 premiere publication de Get avis
simon lie dit compile sera homologue dapres la loi.
Temoin ma main, ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour ce
HDRSwl1 Aout, mil hut cent cinqnante-trois
WkJ |35-4tj
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notify said planter verbally otherwise to repair the
and put in good order without delay and for this purpose
require many hands of the said planter be neces-
sary should any proprietor at send the hands
required of him. the said Inspector is authorized to enter
place plantation and order from his force the requisite
number of hands to put said road evee in good repair
taking Of his slaves he shall forfeit and pay fine Of five
hundred dollars
Approved, August 4, 1858. J. K. GOuRDA1N,
President of the Police Jury.
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b q. GUINoT & CO.. n.
Il BOOTsAND SHOE MAKERS,

No. IL st. Philip street. TH1BoDAux, j
HAVING recently established themselves here, respect
fully inform the pulic aud the amateurs good WORK.
thatt they now ready TO accommodate them with Shee
Boots &c. at the 10" est cash prices Having exercised
their trade in many of the principal towns Of France
will please the taste the most fasiious. they
santy in RECEIPT of the hest Bordeaux e. Srasbourg
Morocco and various other leather. All invited
August 18th, 1852. (3E-tf)
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Succession Of Marie Harriette Hnel qcioac Of lemon
HyDel.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fith Dis.

N hict Court-parish OF Lafourche.
Whereas, DRAUSIN HYAIEL has filed final account of
i his admin Of the above Estate with the Clerk of
Therefore ali nersons are berebv wsrpad od notified -
file their objections if any they have the said account with
the Clerk of said Court at his office in the of Thbdaux
in thirty days after the first publication hereof or the said
account will be confirmed in due of law.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this
1st day Of August thousand eight hundred and
ffty-thr t35-4tl LOUIS BUSH, Clerk.
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Essate Of Marie Rosalie Wa0emspack and community
acith Louis Andre Wagenspaek. ;. No. 254.
SUCCESSION SALE.-State Of LOU

SUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou.
~ sana-Fifth District Court-Parish Of Lafourche
In the and by the authority of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish of afonrche
there will be offered for sale at public auction by NJ Boug
Sheriff. duly qualified and sworn in and for said parish
the premises situated in said parish the left bank bayou
Lafoureh at about nine miles below the town of Thboaux
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1853 at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
the following described property, to-wit:
1.-7A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish
Of Lafourch On the left bank Bayou Lafource about
nine miles below the town of Thibodaux-rne one
front arpents in depth bounded above
by the land Of Hubert Wagenspack, and below by the
land d Tiger Wagenspack with the Buildings
- and inpFoyanents thereon.
WOMAN, aged about 70 years.
8sA HORSE lot Of H0GS,1 RICE, 100 Bbls. CORN, q
I aCORNsdHlL, &C.. &c.
ERMs AND 00NDiTIoNsThe personal property and slave
payable II all the month of March, 1854 and the land pay
able thirds third in all and each of the months Of
March the years 1854 1885, and 1856 The purchaser shall
M bound to give goond approved security and the land
shall remain specially ortgaged until dFal payments and
all sums not punctuay paid at maturity ID bear eight per
cent interest per annum thereafter
Lafourche, July q, 1868. [s4I n BoURG, Sheriff.
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Succession Of 4rcine Bergeron aodoao Of Vsey Hyel.
GIIECESSION SAFE -zStafa nc M

SUCCESSION SALE.--State of Lou.
~ isiana-Fifth District Cour Parish Of Lafourche
In the and by the authority ofte Fifth judicial Di
tct Court sitting in and for the parish afourche there
will be offered for sale at public auction athurn Bourg
Sheriff and Auctioneer the premises situated in the
town of Thbodaux, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TO- 1858,
at 10 o'clock, NJ the following described property tow
IA CERTAIN TOWN LOT situated in said parish of La
plan of said town, made and executed by James B.
Grinage the LIST May 1872 and deposited No. lis in
the Recorders ofice-with the Buildings thereon
years. %8
S-severa Bedsteads, Bedding, an Armoir, Bureau,
Looking Glass, Clock Safe, Chairs, &c. -
TERMS AND CONDrTIoNs.-The pessona property payable
cash and the real property payable by third in
all and each Of the months Of March of the years 1854
1855 and 1856. The land and slave foreman specially
mortgaged until final payment and alt gums not punctualy
paid at maturity to bear eight per cent interest thereafter
The purchaser to give good and approved security
Lafourche, August 3, 1858. NJ. B0URG Sheriff.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY for
~ SALE--I wish to sell the House and Lot o.
situated on ST. Philip street between the residences s
Of Dr. j. A. Scudday and Rev L. A. Reed Also Hs ~
SERVANT and the FURNITURE now In the house am
prepared to give an unexceptionabe title by virtue of
power Of attorney which in my possession For particu
lars as to price, terms, &C., inquire on the premises
July ~, 1853. I33H1 E. r. TILTON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Carriage and Blacksmith Shop.

u RITAAN N vi ~ uftFC oPOH1O0 rs
LII Shop on Jackson street, next door uw5=ss---=x
to the Ice House, Tor the purpose of sNS1N7seH
Manufacturing and Repairing every 8&14yIE1Z
description of WHEELED VEHICLES -.
They have employed only the most experienced workmen
and selected the best materials Horse hoeing and every
variety Of Backsnthng done expedousy and guaranteed
good An orders thankfully received and promptly exc
e,ted Charges very moderate. VIM. H. Raglan
June /, 1858. w. . MlLhSssaa
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INFORMATION VOUIUE de Charles

Boquette orpheln de Capt. Charles Roquette dEizs
6eth Essex LIE capaine Roquete est dams lie Bayou
Laforche durant pannee 1884, garcon resda encore
dams jsqua Fan 1850 Depus cette epoque ma
plus recus de ses nouvelles.
Toutes personnes q pouront donner DIES normaons
rorphein renderont grand service adressant
ettre par IA poste oncle, JOHN slMMS ESSEX Ia
Nouveile Orleans, gu a ]. J. LUGENBUHL,
LjyS 2m] No 45 rue Moreau, a la Nouvelle Orleans.
A VlS.-Les soussignes, membres dun
cOmite pefet de contractor pour la consruc.
ton dune PRISON DE PAROISsE Napoeonvile, paroisse
Assumption annoncent personnes qu voudaent entre
prendre e susd Outrage qus des propositions
cachetees Get ee jpu'au Ter Lund de Septembre pro-
chain 1858.
Les personnes qui desirraient avo des inmaons sur
Ia grandeur de Get ece informations necessars
v0udront ben sadresser bureau du Sheriff. Napoleon
vile, on eIes trouveront lie plan. +. G. LORET,
5saf 54Js A. F. HICKMAN, j. B. l.. DUGAS,
s.. f NARCISsE GUEDRY, VIM W. PUGH,
Paroisse Assumption, lie Aout, 1852. IA. 364t.
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r BILLIARD, TURNER, Main street

81 makes known to the citizens of Thibodaux that he
annfactres BARREL BUNGS at the rate of 80 cents per
hundred He repairs articles Of wood and does everything
connected with his line Of business Jel-6m
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Of committee appointed to contract for the consrc-
ton OF PARISH JAIL at Napoleonvie parish Of Assump-
ton beg leave to inform persons wishing undertake said
work. that they win receive sealed proposals to that effect up
to the first Monday Of September next, 1853
Persons wishing to get information the size Of this
building and other necessary information will call at the
office OF the Sheriff Of the aforesaid parish Napoleonve
where they win fnd the plan. F. G. LORET
- 5ii2f A. F. HICKMAN, JB L. DUGAs,
~ NARCISSE GUEDRY, VIM. W. PUGH
Parish Of Assumption, August g. 1853. 364t
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Lafourche Auction store.

r. LEONVAL, Auctioneer, has opened
LIE an Auction Mart in A. B. Raglan Co.'S building,
No. 10 st Philip street. All kinds Of property-Rea Estate
Horses and Carriages Furniture Groceries, and
Merchandise generally disposed Of on advantageous terms
Regular days Of Sa1e-MONDAYS and SATURDAYS
az Mr. T. also attends judicial sales SUGGESTIONS &c.
Those wishing dispose any kind Of property will do well
to entrust it to this establishment. jy23
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1UST RECEIVED. and for sale
q EXTRA ST. LOUIS FLOUR,
GERKINS AND MIXED PICKLES,
HOLSTERS and SALMON in tin cans,
SWEET OIL, pints and quarts,
BEST HAVANA CIGARS,
BOSTON and BUTTER BISCUIT, &c, &c.
may20 3. F. HOLDEN
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yAhUAINS y -taF7Tf :
- SECOND HAND GOODS FOR SALE!
MOSQUITO BARS, BED TICKS, BLANKETS,
SPADES, SHOvELS, AXES, l.sf,g 9tasas8
LARGE FRENCH POTS, DUTCH OVENS, and various
ether Cooking and Table utensils. p
ALSO--20 WHEELBARROWS.t @9@3' sgi t45sts 5E S5@
Many Of the above articles are as good as new,
and all will be sold CHEAP.
ALSOL-RED FLANNEL SHIRTS, HICKORY SHIRTS
AND SEVERAL CASES DITCHERSp BOOTS entirely
aug6 new-for sale cheap. s; B. +. HOLDEN.
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Information Wanted,

- son Of Capt. Charles Boquette and Elizabeth Essex
Capt Boquee died Bayou Laourche sometime during the
year 1874 and the boy still living the bayou as late
as the 1885, since which nothing has heard OF him.
Any person possessing information of the above named
orphan boy his whereabouts will confer great favor by
addressing note by post to his uncle JOHN SIMS ESSEX
New Orleans, or to IS J. j. LUGENBUHL 4
[jy9 I'm 45 Moreau street, New Orleans
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-Two =
~ likely Young Women, fully guaranteed, viii beuf
soh Oh TIME for acceptance, or for cash. For par.
tculars apply TO Lyle 1nl n CAMPBELL 4 CO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-02
The Northern Hive.

\ table Of the last census shows us where
the inhabitants of the different states were
born. 1t is curious to see how migratory a
people we are. Vernon shows herself re-
gular hive. She not only has mainly stocked
her own towns but has been constantly send
ing off swarns to other States.
of the 3l4,l20 persons residing in the
State when the census was taken. $50 .96c
were American born, and of these 232 ,0St
were born in the state. But besides these,
there were in other states nearly Jag ,OOt
persons born in Vermont, she having received
from them not quite 40 1000, of whom 34,G6>
came from New Hampshire and MasSachu
sets. About % 900 born in Vermont hay,
gone to those two States. Most of the res
have gone to New York, Ohio, Michigan an,
Wisconsin. Not many have gone into tin
Southern part of the Union.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-02
For the Burlington Free Prcss.l

Mr.. Editor.
SIN "A communication in the Darlington Corrir
of last week, contains sundry statements and
insinuations, concerning some of the Wing nominees,
which ] for one, rs u member of the Convention
which nominated them, md q temperance man, am
not disposed to let pass unanswered. "Cold Water"
allows that our ticket is, rs a whole, y strong one,
and admits the high standing of n number of our
candidates but with three of them he finds fault
on Maine law grounds. Against Rolla Gleason and
Mr.. Fish, he can, to be sure, find little or nothing
on this question, they are only not " positiue'
enough to suit him. With regard to Mr.. futile he
goes further. lie asks, " Does any whig dream that
futile, with all his good qualities (and he has lots
of thcin) will throw his influence for the support of
the Maine law and the principles thereof ~ and
undertakes to answer it in the negative. That
question he perhaps had II right to ask, but no right
to answer. lie has no right to speak for the wings of
Chittcndcn County. I answer to that question YES.
Mr.. futile riH throw his influence in favor of that
law. To say that he was understood Mt the Wing
County Convention to be opposed to the law, is false:
lie was not only understood, but knocn, to be in
perfect, that any alteration of it at the hands Of its
friends is out of the question. His townsmcn know
him to he not only n temperance but a temporal,
anon who neither uses liquor himself oi
wishes others to use it, and who wishes the law t.
stand. The same can be said of the others.
Rolla Gleason helped make the law, and does no
consider that his course needs an excuse. Mr.
Fish not only voted for the law, but made a speech
in its favor in town meeting, and any imputations
of opposition to it on his part, are only ioughcd n
where he is known.
As a Maine Law Wing, and speaking for many
of the same stripe, | am not afraid to take issue
lay the tickets side by side and, compare man will
man. Of the Wing nominees, every man. as
have said, is both n temperance and a temperate man
All arc friends of law, order, and the Main,
law. Can the same be said of the other ticket ,
No sir. -Four out of the nine will not stand tn
scrutiny. Ono of them is VIGOROUSLY n regula
drinkcr. Another when called upon by the Gran
Jury to testify in n case Of violation of the law
refused IN do 50, and two Others, to say the least, wcr
seldom known to refuse to drink when asked
" Cold water" cannot deny these facts, and We
living in such a glass house, he undertakes to thro'
stones. But it is Of no use. "Chittendcn County,
to use his own words " has no doubts about tn
justice, policy, or cxpediency of saving its ow
dcfcncclcss and weak by standing by the Main
| law" and they will do so by standing by the Viii
} ticket. Essen
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-02
Party Integrity.

The following from the Sentinel, five years
ago, is interesting, as showing what the posi-
ton of that paper has been i'll years gone by,
ON the coalition question.
Integrity to its principles and the requirements Of
its organization il the first virtue of n political
party. 1t is a necessary condition Ia it, self-rcspcct,
to the respect of its opponents and of any success in
the end worth possession. We have no faith-not a
particlc-in that theory of political philosophy
which suggests the attainment of ends without re-
gard to the means of the acquisition. We have no
taith-not a particle-in any political logic, which
would advise us to arrive at conclusions ly n dis
regard of premises. Our heart and our rca son are
uncompromiSingly opposed to any political action
whatcycr-in any sphere, or for any purpose
which would make necessary a dcsertion of our
party platform, or party candidates, or party organi-
zation, or which would involve in any degree a de-
parturc from the usual course in the honorable sup
port of our political creed. In political as in per-
sonal affairs, II straight forward adherence to the
right, brings after it no repentance and no Judgments.
The above, we take to be- sound doctrine.
Since it was written, the Sentinel has changed
hands and under the present circumstance
Of its party, cannot be expected to endorse
any such straightforward declaration OF
=. political faith. We, however, can and ID
endorse it fully. 1t expresses our sentiments
, cractIy, though probably we shall not fine
=, another case of the kind, in a hurry. An'
!, the Wings of Vermont have proved it true
-. Ihcy have found, and will iind-howcvcr i
\ has bccn.with the opposite ~party-that T"
j. straight forward adherence to the right
brings after it no repentance and no judg'
n ments."
As we have said, such talk as this til
e Sentinel cannot nor endorse. 1t cannot sa
,c SO at any rate, whatever it may think. b,
IS there are many democrats in the count,
II. whose sentiments, we have reason to belicv
tv are expressed in the above extracts, who a
of consequently anything but suited with Il
yn coalition ticket presented to them, and a
no not afraid to say so. The recent dropping
he one of their Senator's from their ticket, dol
N as we understand, at his own pcrempto
refusal to stand with some of the othc
ter whose names he found associated with !
of own, is proof enough of the fact. CONNIE
ut, il unnecessary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-02

Mr.. EDlroR ;-Onc or two things connected with
the political ng%itations Of the last fourteen months
have struck my mind while observing the obstreperous
rate Mt which the Frec-soil papers are ever taking the
Wing party to do for succumbing so much, ns they
say, to the slavcholding influence, which seem to me
worthy the consideration Of all who arc willing to
look dispas-ionately at the subject.
II is well known to all who are conversant with
the newspaper discussions of the last year past, that
the great hue and cry raised against the Wings and
Gen. Scott, as their candidate in the last Prcsidcn-
tial election, has been that the platform of the Bal
timorc Convention which nominated him, followed
suit with that Of the Democratic Convention, in re-
cognizing and sustaining the Compromise, including
the Fugitive slave nw,-tha measure so repugnant
to the feelings of anti-slavcry people.
Now while it is due to myself, and thousands Of
other Wings, to say that it is II matter of much re-
greet that the Baltimore Wing Convention should
have inserted that clause in its platform, and that
Gen. Scott should have felt himself constrained to
accept the platform in that shape, in order to oh
tain the nomination., this question comes up.
Have we any just reason to suppose that, had the
obnoxious plank, aforesaid, been left out, or had
Gen. Scott refused to subscribe thereto, these Free
soil cavillcrs would have given him their votes =
Does any shrcwd Wing, or old line Democrat, be-
licve they would ! Dare any Democratic Frcc-soil-
or, who il ever finging this platform into the teeth
of Wings, say, that in that case, he would have
voted for Gen. Scott ! For my part | think it re-
quircs but n tolerahlc knowledge of human nature,
to perceive that had the Objectionable clause been
left out, the Frcc-soil Democrats would have found
other prctcrts for voting against him. They would
then have objected because nothing was said on the
subJcct-or because W. Graham was to be Vice
President, or because Gen. Scott resided in IA slave
holding state. The easy virtue of this so-called
conscientious anti-slavcry party, in combining and
joining tickets with the old line proslavery party
in order to defeat the Wings, in our County, may
show a discerning public, what use it would be for
the Wings to try to shape their course to suit sucl
grumblcrs,-thc more especially, rs since the Wing
State Convention omitted any obnoxious resolution
in behalf of slavery, the Wings are accused by thcs,
same men of having no principles Mt all :, How
much Importance then ought to he attached to tn,
perpetual harping of the abolition press, on the pro
slavery tendencies of the Whig party az reason fo
not voting their ticket How much sincerity i
: there in their vucifcration J
A FREE-SoIL WING.
Huntington, Aug. &c, 1853.
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TO tilC Polls.

Next Tuesday (Srptcmhcr City is the day
for our State clcction-and this is our last IT,
sue before it. We warn our friends against the
evils Of inactivity and discussion. TO go to
the polls is "A great duIY of II freeman. lie
has the pririIcgc of choosing his rulers, and
he cannot rightfully omit using it. Organ
izc fully and thoroughly in every town. See
that every Wing voter is on the ground, and
properly furnished with n sure Wing vote to
put in. Ten mcn-Onc mar even, in the
County, staying away from the polls, may
cost you the loss of a Wing Govcrnor-may
be the means of c~lccting a Democratic Scna-
tor-may entirely change the influence OF
Vermont in the National Legislature. YouI
opponents will 90 the polls whether you g
or not. You mnst go. and see that your
friends 90 with you. to couIiteract them, and
because your own cause is good and ought tt
be sustained.