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Fnr xnsErlz IS sherid 6n'a famous comic satire,
Il 1Ss 6risie 81 ! Tragedy Rehearsal,p will be
psfx1s "a to night wixh III Bothern as PssG NJ.
" Siixsk u EEf Tts1fAl PlaqrdB; ana Miss Polly
Nnvihs]l Il Sbstli,sd Victorious DOT will fol.
lox III c0nciudo The bill.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

Since the opening Of new spacious and magnificent es-
abhmen enterprise has been appreciated with an enhn
sasm which we scarcely dared anticipate. Although we
prepared ourselves the start with stock Of goods equal 10
any emergency, had idea that should DO met with
such positive increase Of trade Our sales since the opening
store October have been nearly double what they
before during the time Not to be thankful for
manifestations Of public confidence would evidently be
part and have therefore, endeavored
cprocae what have received BY marking goods at low
per cenage profit and at the same time have eadeayored to
improve every department the quality style and manufacture
of goods We think that arrangements in the
highest degree perfect.
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Dental Surgeon.
nRaEoRan " Co.,

DR. GEORGE w. aN1rrH
Has removed from No. III street, q he
No 2 one door from Rampant where b WIN be pleased 70 re-
eelse bis old isnds and others who may dee his press,
services ale aptf&N
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w. "A. Wilson,

DEALER m
FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY.
sILVERWAnE, CUTLERY. GUNS.
FANCY GOODS. etc., etc, etc.
ies 9nF No 50 CANAL. STREET New, Nrmhar a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

PfGsas yExus II il announced il another
coIasan that this beautiful work Of art will be open
on mi Il for exhibition to ladies and gen
flsxaisl acacmpa BY ladies' but y ne others.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
1VSndosU Shades.
Canton Mating.
Wood, STAGES, Shingles, Etc, Etc.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE!

Having large supply of the above hand and am daily re-
ceivng new supplies will deliver in quantity pur.
from this date great reduction what they have
been accustomed to buy said articles at
Orders left at Office No. 10 New Basin shell road side1 Or il
Box s Mechanics and Dealers Exchange ST. Charles stree,
viii be promptly attended to.
nj 2plm q. J. WHITE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

WoIxBoIp's MIssrsEIs Wolmbold' q Minstrels
an Ethiopian burlesque opera troupe, are an.
nounoaa u commence an engagementa at tho St
Chsrlns iii Monday next
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

Kals0 iEn SAua kgEs wners Of canine stock
sfe referred U shn notice 81 Tile Chief of Police,
W q commences insidious warfare on
ithe Is tTibe a and after the lst day Of April,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK.


NOW OPENING:
super French Drap d,Ete rRocKs PANTALooNs AND
VESTS.
French single miled Coored Cashmere SUITS COATS,
PANTALooNS and VESTS to match.
Single mled silk Mixed Cashmere sUITs-CoATs, PANTA-
LOOMS and VESTS to match.
Fancy Coiored Fine Flannel SUITS.
Blue Flannel COATS, PANTS and VESTS.
VIRGINIA COATING "a new article,-coATs. PANTA-
LOOMS and VESTS to match.
White Duck and Drill CO is PANTALooEs and VESTS.
Fancy Drill COATS. PANTALooNs and VESTS.
Fancy Marseiles COATS, PANTALooNs and VESTS.
Check Linen COATS, PANTALooSs and VESTS
Planters Linen
Black and Coored Alpaca COATS and VESTS.
Black italian Cloth FRoCKs, sACS and vEETs.
FRocKs PAsTALooNs and VESTS of various other goods
too numerous TO rarntiou
GENTLEMEN,s
FURNISHING GOODS,
For Spring and Summer.
We have received perfect assortment of Goods In The
ipe desire call the same Our assos
| snent Of the POPULAR
| PATENT YOKE SHIRTS
is very extensive embracing over FORTY DIFFERENT
SIZES varying in price from sl2 s6o per dozen
| GAUzE MERINo USpERsHIRTs-Al sizes
| GAUzE COTTON =. ..
| GAuzE SILK AND WOOL do. do, tnew articlsl
Brown and White Cotton HALF HosE-An sizes.
| -AlSo-
| GLOVES CRAvATs
| TIES, sUsPENDERs,
| HANDKERcHIEFs,
1 UMBRELLAS
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
| vALlsEs CARPET BAGS,
India Rubber Goods, etc.
BOY CLIO THIN
Furnishing Goods.
Guardians invited call examine on
assortment and styles Of BOYS CLOTHING, and dit
ference between wemade Goods those which are usual
offered sie embraces the best description
/ of Goods suitable for dress and school wear
H-ALL WINTER GOODS AT GREAT REDUeTIo,
| IN PRICES.
ALFRED MUNRoE Il CO.,
STORY BU1LnING,
| MO 2p6. Corner Of Camp and Common streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

Hk uAra ~ attention d steamhoat cauta;ua q
y y e w'ep Aaasiousss j. Ia oelosl M s.
M fsraisnss "a ~, ~, NJ : :. = ssasoa
&C. n sal't Y eaa ssssns sunnnx ora.r ~
y ase = e .aa 49, er ascoas. i Ill
ihe houadd % sssnas Nslpss, ~ ~ e
ssse;s raz'iealsss s's.'s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

P I sxoss 81 FisEsscH MI IRE indebted 70
w III authors for copies Of La yerite SUI
EliSf4e1I Il Ies EATS Unis. BY ]. s, Gncullu o
NSNx Ofleans. and of : Prelndes de N AutcnI
ade. pS1ms 1rdmitiauc, IN I Able Adrien Ron
quests 9hese works are both IN neat form, and
we're pnblished d New orleans;
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kaHlhe7on FIRx CoArAaY No. 20. Officers
azy members n Washington Fire Company ore
notidad u 1ttaad i meeting OH Sunday next. 81
which one . requested to be present, as bust
nsAs q importance viii come up for action.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

| Spring and Summer. OF 1860.
| SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
as, rs and 80 st. Charles street.
CORNER or coxaoS STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
received, per steamers of the LARGEST and
MOST MAGNIFIcENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
Spring and Summer Clothing
EVER BROUGHT 10 THE SOUTH
which, for STYLE. MATERIAL. WORKMANSHIP AND
cHEAPNEss.
Is Not surpassedss
Goods are divided three Departments, but all under
one general view:
STORE No. % ST. CHARLES STREET,
aoxs' eIoRHrNe.
STORE No. q ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
MEMS cLOTHING.
STORE No. 50 ST. CHARLES STREET.
FURNISHING oooDs AND SHIRTS.
asaasne4 speak FRENCH Spanish, German and Engllsh.
1. W. LYONS,
| Nos. &C. q and 30 St. Charles street,
ra2e 2plt corner of Common street.
ROys' Clothing Emporium,
as...........sr CHARLES STREET a
Between Canal and Common streets
This Store aexcusivey for YOUTHS, BOYS and CHILD
| CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
inst opened, a LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
STRING AND SUMMER
Dress and School Clothing,
Embracing
EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
All Of which will be sold at VERY REASONABLE prices.
assalenen speak French. Spanish, German and English
L. W. LYONS,
Nos u.s. Is and 80 st. Charles street.
MO 2pit of Common street.
shirts !! Shirts.
just received. by late steamers, LARGE ASSORTMENT
VI
OF THE LATEST FAsHIoNsi
or al the various qualities s1es-whe and Goors-
| Manufactured expressly for
The New Orleans City Trade.
TO Eft MEN. YOUTH. BOYS AND CHILDREN,
L.W. LYONS,
Nos. o. . and 80 St. Charles street.
mo 2plt corner Of Common street.
Trunks, Ts'avelissg-Bags,
YALIsEs, UMBRELLAS,
wATER-PRooF CLOTHING,
VERY BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES,
Made 10 order and warranted.
L. W. LYONS,
ms 2plt rs 3 and 80 St. Charles cor. Common,
Linen Shirts.
JUST RECEIVED. PER SHIP ADDIE sNow,' FROM
LIVERPOOL,
500 Dozen Purc Irish Linen ShIrfs,
Manufactured.
EXPRESSLY FOR OURSELVES.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of getting cheap and durable article
WIN do well to call on us Immediately.
E. REILLY Il CO.,
m2e 2p4t Ia6 Canal street.
Madame EesESEftsscft
Is the only living Female Asrolcgist that capable
nshing reliable HOROSCOPES or LIFE The
public should remember that Nine La Baneh has equals
only sersile imtsor. purely natural Giavoyant
arnd Planet Reader abe confesedy all
n me known world Residence and Reception Rooms %
| ~ enne street MO 2p,f
TO Dry Goods .5oBbers.
10 dozen " oAMBRIc HAaDKERcn1Ers:
30 cssss LIN NJ
10 easss SWISS NULL, NAlNsooK and BISHOP LAWN.
Just received and for sale BIZ es -..a-ot 1ee = =.
sIBBALD & sANBonN,
=. slA Masculine ssrss.
Dental Surgeon.
i DE- GEORGE w. snrrrrz
Has removed nom No III Canal street d M
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6iahB LxbHakaH, the natural cIaitxcyaut Ana
p sesdsr advertisement u ehssh W refer IL
tassfezsd. - w ses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

rasfsat, Glll,ssilag astnrlsill!J,
y. LeU0ts d Co.,
coagERsoF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS.
NOTICE.
On MONDAY, March u, 1850, will be ready for SALE
III THE ENTIRE STOCK
sRAs0xABLE DRESS eooDs.
oRGANDx MusLIEs AND ROBES,
BAREGEs. GRENADINES, PoPLINETs.
cHALI,IEs etc, etc, etc.,
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
n III Il RICH oRGANDY ROBES, II s.
A lot Of RICH SWISS FLoUNcED RoBEs-Emsroidered
in eolors-ats5
EMBRoIDERIEs, LAcEs
LACE sHAwls,
MANrnLAs, etc, equally cheap.
Just received, a lot Of very choiea
Barege and Grenadine shasls.
Afav BLACK GRENADINE sHAwLs-Emb'd in c0lors.
-Also-
A CASE OF PARAsoLs
=. LEyoIs q co,
mrs 2pss Corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets
The FYsslste 8 Lyon,
SEWING A1-A-G,EIIN Bs,
which are
GUARANTEED SUPERIOR 70 ALL OTHERS
In the execution Of all kinds Of work.
FROM THE FINEST TO THE coARsEsT,
Are for sals by
ALFRED MUNRoE g. CO.,
story Building,
CORNER OF CAMP AND coHaoN STR EETs NJ O..
standard and Miscellaneous
b 90 K S.
A G1FT-consisting Of WATCHES aud JEwELRY etc,
will be presented with each Book sold, at
EVANS g. co.'s,
ms apia No. CAMP STREET
Extra Large Clothing.
The subscribers have large assortment Of OVER SIZE
CLOTHING for SPRING AND WINTER WEAR, to close
off at COST AND UNDER The numbers run from 5 to 5.
N. G. FoLGER SON,
MI apst Corner Of Magnzine and Gravier streets:
Boots and Shoes
r. EDU O. ED PHO Es.
Tie subscriber offers AT RETAIL large stock Of
LADIES',
eENTIENEs's,
BOYS.
CHILDREN's
BOOTS AND SEKoEls,
n l. 4 ( 4 n
YERY RED UCED 0ES!
WALTER A. PECK,
mas 2pe No g. canal street. corne. Dorsiere street.
BHs'g0s9sS
| BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
I
4 or
|
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mas ~
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

.ss ~. III gsS3Ser jBIjIiHai lions y ths farser
VI Is /: IA A w sef valuable faspss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
Of any seaasFy newspaper IN the South 10 very respectfully o.
fered as an advertising medium the Merchants q New Or
teams. Agents for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBRTDGE & CO.,
ols sptf No. = Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

SANITARY CoNDITIes OF NEW yoRK.--In lecture
on sanitary science delivered recently in New
York, Mr.. n X. Robbins stated that nearly fifteen
thousand deaths occurred annually in that city
from clearly preventabe causes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

8 sIaseF's CeIehfated SEWING Machines
nssc Machines have gecent and great far r;pa
sewing aud Their sale rapidly Increasing They are used N
= All others at the largest most ashonable
making establishments IN New Orleans ass at ali tho are M
teis and principal clearinghouse and In hundreds IL
am'ss and give universal satisfaction They win last s
iea1e warranted sparior every other Machine or ,b
money refunded; and warranted 49, Il NV
negroes Without cost for nspairs d freight =
They sold, Ii desired en- a ,f,s, Witt nm,
street., New Orleans. - Aesn., - lamp
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N5-A Word About Hair Ressorat = nm.
original II y SIN the besi preparation sor es,srsns ss
hsr 10 lis original color and rendering strong healthy ans
beautiful Heimstreet Co.'S nimi,able Hair eolone or Re-
Every other preparation advertised this pupose Il,
but imitation Of thi Most or them with water
aud require shc expense of hair dressing accompany them
they leave The hair harsh and dry Hensssees made with
oil and stimulating spii aordng agreeable wash
aside from lis valns restorative Il Is sold reasonable
price placing within tbs reach all we might nsrcduce
eerhcsses from siesykn, Senator'S and weknown c1ens
IN all parts of The country but necessary We leave
our rseders c Judge that limitations produce eompar-
sey saccsfu results tie original ad inflated article mus.
EaFpass hens II, gIsHsaal
race g cents md VI per b0ssis. sold eysry whsrs.
". =. HAGAN CO., Pfaprissors Troy NJ Y.
soa ~ 7. WRIGHT co, Il, charires s.sse. New
NILS 2plm&W
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-1.sss III Lettexs fo-zaorsrosv.
. -. NJ a,s ;r.,abted u
s EH3654 &x3QS& Al EAzE1$v kas-s5V ~ " e t III
~ tite anfhozsf Tor copies Of !" La Nerite SUI
li6aheon Il lis Etats Unis. By Z. 3, Gucullu Q
NoNx Criticisms. asad of { Pr6ludes de N Autcnl
WI. pSens eEdmitiaue, ~ j Able Aarien Ben
z Is 100 Z g sss.5. la.,s.,
T K ~ asssss'',,, "
npsl csnsns VI ihls institution viii take
pizes e Uoa = = =. -,
zss g IN &
aa9A n \ I
y r. 4sEea -
s.< 81 sl,efisi6 famous comic satire,
Il 1'SS f,lisSi IS TYaredy Rehearsal will be
MI ii. wish iii. Eothern as Fs.G MI.
WSII.sk sss Syf Fts{fal Plaqray ana Miss Polly
1rss9hSla q 1Sibss;,sa. victorious Dot will fol.
Ivy asd eonelnae .ne Ras.;
~ Isxsxi ~ xists ~ Iasxxnela ~ eth page
49,. - ---.-.a ,,,,,a,,t y, s,,,u,,
e. ~ ~ go H t,,, IA here
Il, rs ssas ~ l ,slssa NAV rosrs owe her
aaSs svs.5sb 4hev should improve the occasion to
aeftfs amen, IL, which lie Nelson sisters viii
snsseay afd fi,a comedies Of !. Lola Montezn and
ughe III II the pesticoasa ID both Of which the
ha1a(Iciavv SsFIIy iiaure. constitute lie bill.
So v-sT,s I II 81 annonnced Il, another
.o1s,,. sss ss work rt viii be omen
81, E, ladies' and rem.
u hv hut n ID others.
WoIARoLp's = olmDola : h'ns'fs's'
~ ss lSS . = ~ 81 tl 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

.Macaatlay's Prophetic Illusion
OF New Zealand standing London Bridge and
pointing friend the ruins Of St. Paus not pro.
phec than American physician standing at the door Of
Hospital holding in his hand bottle of
WOODLANDS CHERRY ExPECToRANT,
and pointing With becoming grief the Words Be-
hold my profession is ruinedt"
woodman,s Cherry Expeeorant Coughs Colds,
Consumption every disease of the lungs Sold every
and by the proprietors,
WOODMAN T. BEMENT,
mE 2pSt corner Common and Magazine sts New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

Purchasers will always find in assortment Of the well
brandTnenuidad Flor de Puads Meridana Flor d.
Pancho Rsdows Caborga. PRTagas, Know Something Wash
ngton, Dos Hemanas Mazo Habano etc., etc., at the lowe
prices
P. PRATS & CO.,
o26 2ntf % Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
Btstfes. ttsad Cheese.
Bt'ag Paper. Well Paper.

Holz'- Cheap Store, 343 Common ST..
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21

4 good story is told ola certain Meth
odist dominic Of the pioneer stamp
The dominic had in some way occasioned
the dispeasure of one Of lis members
ono Of those touchy, irasciblc saints Of
which nearly each particular charge CIR
Circuit has one or moro representatives.
The dominic had tried in every way to
effect reconciliation. He had 'wrestled
with the Lord in the erring brothers be-
half He mad labered personally with
him, earnestly, but all to no purpose; SO
he expelled him as matter Of duty
The ox-brothor then took every occasion
to insult and wound the feelings of the
pastor. lie slandered him, abused him
to bis zee and behind his back, until the
poor dominic could stand it no longer.-
Meeting him one day in the post office,
where large crowd Was collected, as usu
al, the wretch commenced his abuse
The dominic, rs he was leaving the room,
made some remark, to Which the discover
ed member responded, That's p damn
lic.' Quick as thought the domnie'turn-
ed, Invested himself of alI unnecessary APP
parel, and Selling him by the throat,
gave vent to his long pent up feelings rs
follows: Don't venture to repeat that
word again, you low, dirty scoundrcl!-
I've stool this just rs long rs possibly
can. | try TO be a Christian. | have
followed Christ in my weak way for
nearly forty years. But l belong to a
church that believes in falling from grace.
And ifyou ever in any way abuse or in
suit me again, | shall in all probability
fall from gree. And if l do, you'll. get
one of the alI-iiredost furnishings you ever
had in your life. | wouldn't advise you
TO try it on, for I've made up my mind to
ojust that thing 1t is needless to
say the ex-member concllded it was time
to dry up.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21
PROCLAMATION.
THANKSGIVING.

II is right that all Christ an nations should
Praise the Ruler of the Universe for His won
derful goodncs, tot tho children of men,
1t is emincntly proper that the people Of
this country should praise Him, tor they arc
favored above all others, in their form Of gov
ornment. devised. under God by the wisdom
of their forefatbers-in freedom 10 all things
that are right-in health. peace, prosperity
in a wonderful process of development, which
las already placed them in The foremost rank
Of the nations Of the earth.
The people of Wiscol sin have extraordinary
reason for thankfulncss the present year. The
peaceful labors of the husbandman have been
blessed in most remarkable degree, and their
barns aud storehousos are over flowing it'll the
abundance OF the harvest. Surely. lie filleth
them with the finest of the wheat Health
has prevailed throughout our borders Good
order has everywhere rcigued. Tie bless ing
of free education has been extended. All elias s.
es and professions have pursued their ayoca-
lions. with greater or less measure of success,
under just and equal laws. If Affections have
come upon, and calamitics oycrtaken us. the
benign influence of Christian bcneyolcnce
has FASTENED to dry the tears, and minister to
the wants ofthe bcpaved.
Following timc-h onorcd custom. it is my
privilege again to invite the people of Wis
consin to the observance oftheii annual festival
of joy and glainess. and do hereby appoint
THURSDAY, the 29th day of November,
1850. as day of Thanksgiving and praise
to the Almighty Ruler of the L ivcrse.
And ] recommend that the PEOPLE of this
State, on that day, Law ing aside the cares of
l;f.,s lther together IN ther solemn assemblag-
cs, and, IN manner and form, approved by
their conscicnces, return their thanks to God
for His great goodness to Is as citizens Of a
country. blest. beyond others, with civil and
religious liberty, Educational Institutions,
Peace and Prosperity aid especially for his
overlooking blessings To the coplc Of this
Commonwealth, social comforts and privil-
eyes, and for all that contributes to THEN
happiness and well-being as communities and
individuals.
Enter We into His gates with thanksgiving
aud into His courts with prasa; be thankful
unto Him, and bless His name.
When the feast is spread. and the tables
groan With fairness. let not the p-or be for
gotten. nor any found begging breal.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, lave
IL. 81 hareunto subscribed my name
and caused the great seal Of
State 10 be affixed,
Dated at Madison. Oct. 29th, A. D. 1860
By the Governor.
ALIEN. ". RANDALL.
EDWARD ILsLsRr Asst. Scc'y of State.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21
vAlEDlCTOisx.

We regret, exceedingly, to announce
TO ourreadors temporary suspension OF
the Prescott Democrat. When times
grow better and Prescott has larger
population, we expect to renew its pub
Iication.
Upon the present election depended
its prosperity. Politically, all of the
Northern States, pierce county includ-
ed) have irretrievabIy gone where the
severe Methodstical preacher, in olden
times thought sinners went. We !, 'let
'em acentp We cant help it. We
have met the enemy, and we are theirs.
We took possession of the paper when
times were hard, and the prospects ahead
looked dark and gloomy. A fit Of sun
shine would occasionally burst upon us,
to buoy up our hopes of success; then
dark clouds would gather around, thick
or and faster until, we are grieved to say,
the eliminating poip. has arrived. We
have come to the solemn conclusion that
three newspapers cannot survive and
give paying competency to the printer,
in county with a population ofon!y five
thousand people.
As we have no desire to publish q
newspaper paying out two hundred dol
lars more a wear than is received, merely
to crafty the being an editor, and receive
the kicks and curses of q certain number
of people who never paid for p newspa-
per in their liyes-this, we say. under
these circumstances, is q profession we
have no ambition to pursue.
During our brief editorial career we
have endcavored to publish q paper dem
ocrati: in its politics, moral in the dssm-
ination of its literature, besides giving to
our readers all the local news of interest
that has transpired within the limits of
our observation. If we have failed in
this attempt we bear the blame.
We are under many obligations to
those persons who have literally patron
lied US, and felt an interest in our pros
peritv We shall always remember them,
and hopo some day to reciprocate the
many favors so generously bestowed
To that other class of persons who would
rejoice in the downfall of others, we have
simply to say they can 90 to the devil;
they may conquer US but they never can
subduo us. To our editorial brethren, to
our reader and friends, we I'D YOU all
an afectionate Au Repoir.--PrescoH
Dem9crdt.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21
DIS MON.

We dislike to write that word disun-
ion. L has stared at us from every pa
per which we have opened for The. past
two weeks and we are beginning TO get
weary Of it. Patrick Henry once said :;
alt is natural for man to indulge in the
Illusions of hope" Lat it seems to be nat
ural for defeated Democrats to indulge
in the glooms of despair.
The Prescott Democrat, in the last
moment of its life-a moment when men
and papers should be serious and truth
ful-feebIy whispers; "Tne Union IS IN
Danger" The NORTH Star, dolorous and
dispirited, solemnly says; "Ttere is but
one hope of avoiding consequences fatal
to the Union, and that is total aban-
donmcnt by Mr.. Lincoln Of the princi-
pies upon which hs was elected We
have not spoken to Mr.. Lincoln on this
subject since election, but we presume he
intends TO d. no such thing.
Since the formation Of the Govern
ment, the Slave Power has been stcadi-
ly strengthning itself, but on the 9th of
November, it touched its highest mark
and Freedom orerredched 1t. It's decline
will doubtless be peaceful and gradual,
as its growth has been. When the Ne
braska Bill passed, tho North was
wrought almost to flenzy of indigna-
ton, and the election nf Lincoln has now
aroused q similar feeling at the South,
but the Republic will survive all such
shocks and move on undisturbed to full
fill its destiny.
What if South Carolina and Georgia
wish to withdraw from the Union. Let
Congress give them the privilege. Let
us have no unwilling partners-lct nc
State be pinna41in the Union with by
onets. The country could stand the shock
of their departure, and brief Experience
out Of tao Union would enaTae these
fussy fellows to sound the depth Of their
folly, and they would soon be glad to
come in again and behave themselves. =
Let us "sleep well o nights" hold fast
to Republican principles and let the Un-
ion take care of itself.