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v pPrSguS

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sPEER's PoRT GRAPE VINE,
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North Third street, st. Louis, No.
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We ciaiNa IL l0iT cut 11sDedtt,- Rive AC1Jj Deg
cent na0re loefd aqeQ0 per dog Than any t
other -AIe made. ~,
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8evOIution - Trade

UTeaIaT lnuuCemenIs LUNU eNtI UELU
offered to persons getting up clubs ia ol
. One Dollar Sale.
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Holly Time.

The wood is barren as the void,
The leaves have rusted long ago;
The flowers have persisted of the cold
Not even the hot marigold
Oilers her bosom 70 the snow
In holly time.
The wind rends ont the empty nest,
The robin shivers in his song.
There is no warmth in Natures breast;
Faint CLEANS of brightness, at the best,
The glory of the year prolong
In holly time.
Yet sweet as days when skies are blue,
And cherries redden on the wall
When blossoms. fed with sun and dew,
Their beauty silently renew
Yea, sweeter, more desired Of all
Is holly time.
For now, as if the Incarnate Word
Walked IT again, the sterile earth.
Remembering the glad tidings heard
or angels, To its heart is stirred
With pTOmptines of renewing birth,
This holly time.
JOY 10 life's pulses throbs and burns,
The Hours, star crested, sweep along,
Shedding delight from brimming urns
Youth to the heart OF age returns
And fans the sshsn brands Of song
At holly time.
The sacred besrths whence yule flames rise,
Are affairs wherein, each apart,
The households offer sacrifice
Out OF the tender sanctIties
And superstitions Of the heart,
This holly time.
Thus do celestial glimpses bless
The stricken ord, as though its woes,
It's sins, its sorrows fsthomless,
Had ending and the wilderness
Began to blossom like the rose
In holly time
WILLIAM SAWYER.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

The reports from Santa Fe say that intelligence
received from the Indian expedition up to the sth
reports every thing satisfactory. The troops are
establishing supply station. and expect to move
against large body of Indians which Is reported
hostile, hundred miles southeast Of the camp.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25
CITY TOPICl.

rerry Christmas TO every one May the
Christmas bells ring out joyously this morning to
all our readers, ard may they, as their cheerful
chimes rise and fall IN the clear, cold air. tell
again with new force and beauty the oft told tale
of the wordrous birth in Judea, so long ago.
when with thoughts full OF mighty, yet sweet
awe, the Virgin first looked upon her child-the
Child-and read in His coming the fulfilling of all
prophecy, and when startled. the amszement
stricken msgi, STOPPING to enter the humble
portals of Jewish inn, found themselves face to
face with God HIMSELF and bowed themselves.
happy 10 be the first worshipers AZ
the human shrine in which de had
consented to dwell. May the toneues OF the
Christmas bells be all touched as with hre from
Heaven, so that their harmony may carry to every
hearer a message of the love and goodness OF
Him on whose birthday they are rung, and may
their melody create in every bosom throo OF
thankfuness and praise, 80 that the chorus oil
Christmas bells which We hear here on
earth may find its accompaniment IN the
heart beats OF Christian men. which, too SOFT
and low for mortal ears, yet echo throusn
Heaven, the sweetest music in the golden
gated city. May our readers all enjoy to-day
as it should be enjoyed. May there be many
happy Christmas party, many joyous reunion.
May none of the little lack visit from Santa
Claus, and may none of the elders find themselves
forgotten by those they love. May the reign OF
the Prince of Peace be, for one day at least, &C.
knowledged, and all qusrrels and heart burnings
be for one day laid aside. May the domination OF
worldly affairs and worldly interests be, for
twenty four hours, forgotten, and worldlings live
q little while away from the world, and may the
poor-God help them this cold Christmas day
find some Christian men and women who are not
willing to quietly enjoy Gods gifts without striv-
ing in some way to return to Him, through His
creatures. the undeserved bounty-and may all,
rich and poor, high and low, old and young, give
at least one thought to what the day is. and
breathe one prayer OF gratefulness that Christmas
comes, and then let them enjoy the day to its full
SO we close with Tiny Tins toast, :" God bless
everybody"
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asnshy advsrsissnenss irssrtss sysry ssnJr %
D1sfKed tus-thrds the sb0vs rates
and Foarth p~ss nonshls aavsrsssnss sasn square,
81 Dsr month
fsnsest Advertisements asvHg ths Of tbs Paper nrsi
assertion 81 20 per qxsrs sAch Eusssgssntisssu. Bcsnss
1sf square
4rs and Fourth Haxs <rs=risnt Advertisements, sAen In.
ssgsiSn. 81 80 per square.
Advertisements inserted 9; ztsEvsls toss sged - Ess
essh inserten.
Assular sdvsrsise vhs advertise largely sAA Do allowed
from named sTznsis1t T1tos b
Astssd Gpsn provided shat case
tssas sBer
Advertisements charged sOesnis
- GER line, sach Insertion
ssnsisns sdvertlsemen asss be Dsi6 Tor advance
AL acknowledgements not Married FOR specified numbs Of
,ssxons win pubIishedsix and charged accordingly
es with regular advertisers shall be rendered monthly
Asausrs ths space occupied BY ten linss solid agate
EdE WEEKLY CRESCETX
u published svery Saturday morning. Subscription IS
snsun, in advance; hassary and Suartsy. rAsl
sris copiss 10 cents.
Rates Of AevsrtEsiagt
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Do TELL.-Why is Phslon's Flor de Mayo, the
new perfume for the handkerchief, like an errand
boyi Because it is scent every where. Sold BY all
druggists.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC Schools,
New Orleans, Dec. "a, 1868. (
To the Principals Of the Public Schools. New Orleans:
The following named candidates having exhb-
tied the requisite scholastic qualifications in the
recent examinations. have been admitted to the
respective High Schools, and will report to the
principals of the same, on Monday, 4th January,
proximo:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

The Ponschsrsrain Railroad Company will hold
their annual election for directors on the first
Monday in January. The election is to be held st
the CompsDy's Office at 10 A. NJ. and p. N.
Stockholders viii please take notice.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

uDoLFHo WOLFE, Esq,
Dear srThe pure Vines sud Liquors for medicine
purpo, has long by TIE profess and thousands
sacrificed BY the II aduiterated ar
cle Derum ems, and other d Of the and
nerves re n this country rare In Europe ow1
ing, in great degree difference In the puityef
spirits so d.
We tested the several stces Imported and sold b
you ipcuding yon Or, which you eel the ne ID
Asmaic tcisdsm scsnapps v,ich consider Justly sz
titIee TO tish reputation II has this country
from your lorg expert foreign importer yoa}
Bottled Wines and Liquors should meet with the ds}
msnd.
We woud recommend 10 apont roms Of the rsspscta
BILE apohscares diGersn. parts Of the CITY azents
the sale Of your Brlndies WINS. prefs
sion can obsaia the same when needed for medical
puIpossa
Wishing you success In your enterprise
We remain your obsdisst sefvsnts
VALENTINE MOTT, M D. Professor Of Surgery Unlvej
silly Medical College, New York.
J. N. OoREoCHAE, n D., Professor o Clinical surv1y
su-seon.inChisfto the State Hospital etc. No I.Ea
sixtesnth street.
LEWIS A. sAYRE, n. D., No. 7gs Broadway.
Il. r. devices. N. D., No. 79i Broadway.
JOSEPH woRsTKR, N. D.. No. I'D Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE. NJ. D.. n. 81 Ble.ksr st.est
JOHN o'REILLY. N. D.. No. 20 Fourth strs.t
B. l. BAPHArI. N. D.. Pro3sor of the Principles an
Prsetce Of sarssry, Now York Medical College etc. NJ
81 Ninth street. and others.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German cologne. and sold Of half the
price. and
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

The line, Zone touch of nature makes the
whole world kin" may have been true at the
time it was written, but in these days of false
calves, pslptatOrs and Greeian bends, reality
gives place TO illusion. Well, tue end may justify
Tie means; certainly tinsel and article make
heaters paw.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

pitiful scene was presented night before last
on Gfavier street, between Camp and Magazine,
An ejectment fer rent had taken place. Piled
en- laasse in the street were the few poor articles
of furniture and bedding that had served to fur
nish the abode of poverty. Crouched against the
steps was an old negress who bitterly bemoaned
her fate and sadly bewsed the disposal of her
household goods. A few fragments Of charcoal
gIimmered in a broken furnace. and as the unfor-
tunate stretched her bony fingers forth to catch
their feeble glow, she seemed the very literal per-
sonifcation of "Blaek Despair" Her wailiDg cry
"God help the poor" was swept back to her by
the mocking blasts. Foolish one God helps
those only who help themselves. Had you and
your race locked to your true interests this had
not happened. Butyou alienated yourselves from
your real friends and joined the ranks of their
enemies. Now that You have raised your false
hearted leaders to place and prosperity, they
leave you TO starve. with the streets for home.
Those who might, even now, out Of old regard and
sheer compassion, be inclined to aid you, have
not themselves the means. The reflection that
you have been duped by knayes and made the
tools 10 work the ruin of honest men, may be
wofully bitter, but may bring with it better
knowledge for future guidance.
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The proprietor also srsrs for sale

The proprietor also sfsrs for sale
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
lnprtsd and bottled BY himself expressly for medicine
use ksch bottle has his certificate Of iss purity.
UDOLPH0 WOLFE.
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To the People

SOUTHERN STATES.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

In view of the fact that the MetropOltans have
a. last discovered that they have right to arrest
thieves en- sight and TO put into confinement sus
picious and dangerous characters, we would sug-
gest to them to make visit upon the police board.
These men are nuisances to the community, and
should therefore be abolished. They have broken
faith once, in the matter of employing negro pc.
lie smen, of course nothing is to be expected Of
them in the future, except more falsebooa. They
are distractions to the welfare of the city and
dangerous to its peace and good order. BY all
means let them be incsrcersted. We understand,
however, that there are two members of the
board, white men, who at first concurred in the
action of the body, hut who now, finding the vhirl-
wind they have raised trfe larger than they
anticipated the crop would be, have turned back
from the pillow and are doing all they can to
nullify and hamper the action of the negro and
negropbilist members. Success to them. Bat
we fear they are too late in their repentance and
they now find themselves outvoted in the board,
powerless TO stay the tide of negro elevation and
white degradation, which they originally helped
to create, and only able to helplessy protest
against outrsges which they cannot prevent. So
constituted it is evident that the police board Is
public nuisance ard should be abolished. What a
pleasant New Years gift it would be to the citi-
zens of New Orleans to announce to them its
demise.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

II was so bitter cold last night that the thrOng
Of preseDtb buyers and present viewers, With which
Canal street is usually on Christmas Eve filed,
was lacking. The stores, II is true, were quite
full, but people got through their purchases as
soon as possible and, refusing to daily at the win
dows, sought their fresides. In truth, it was ter
ribly cold. We are sorry for the shopkeepers,
but trust that their past sales have been enough
10 more than counterbalance the comparative
psucity Of customers last night. At an early hour
the streets we're deserted, and by 10 O'Clock, OF
earlier, there were no tokens Of Christmas Eve. We
should except, however. the various saloons about
the city, in many of which huge bowls of egg nogg
were brewed and where wsssail was kept up to
late hour Through tie direct Intervention Of Provi
dence-for to nothing else can it be attributed
we have to chronicle no accidents resulting from
the discharge of fre-crackers and other explosive
engines. We live. however, in hourly expects-
tion of hearing of fiTstrste item in the shape of
boys having blown his head of with a torpedo,
when, we suppose. the Metropotans will awake
from their slumbers and prevent any more fire.
crackers from being sent of on the streets.
Last night, owing to a supersbundance of ben
zine, catfish, and other holiday luxuries, the Dunn
colored patriots who consent to the degradation Of
rolling freight on the levee, in order TO obtain the
where wthal to fill their espacious abdominal
cavities, refused to work, stating, with an inde-
pendence of restraint, truly lordiy and superb to
behold, that they would prefer not again to soil
their delicate pckers and steslers until after the
holidays. The captains of the steamers loading
were compelled to acquiesce, and in consequence.
several boats were compelled to lay over. The
patriots departed in various directions, kicking up
their feet and turning back summersaults at the
idea Of holiday, and these chidren-these less
than babies in intellect, and less than men in
form, are our equals, and are on the same level
with the Caucssians.
Now that the glad Christmas season is upon rs
and many hearts are opened, let rs speak one
word for those whose Christmas is not very gay.
hut whose New Year you, our readers, can help
| to make brighter. Tomorrow evening, at the
! Lyceum Hall. there will be magic lantern exhib-
ition and concert. the proceeds Of which to be
devoted to the Sunday School of st. Peters Church
(EpiscopslD. This little church, originally sea-
mems bethel, has struggled along for some years,
managing. however. always to be about some
good work. always expendiDg what they could
raise for the Masters service, trusting to Him to
obtain for them more. Thus they have sccumu-
lated no funds. Their Sunday School has therefore
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UsEMENTs.

FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER Is 1868.
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bound say that regard your schnapps being
every respect preeminsnty and deserv medical
onage At all events IL is the purest possible article OF
holland Gin heretofore obsainabe. and such may be
safely prescribed by physicians.
DAVID l.. MOTT NJ. D.,
Pharmaceutical chemist, New York
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NKw YORK, Tuesday, May I.

FRED. +. MAYER. Chemist
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As an instance Of the extreme GOODNESS OF the
weather, yesterday. friend of ours informs Us he
saw a bucket of water thrown upon the deck OF
steamer and the water froze before it got to the
ground.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

Tax laD Fellows LoDeE ~ IoWA.-
From the address delivered at tha Odd
FelIows' celebration at Davenport %
Monday, by sbs Aoss Worthy arAnd
Sire Of the United States, Iamss Z. San-
.ders, as published in the Gazette, we
take the following in regard "a the Or
der in Iowa: "0dj Fellowship was first
introduced ioto the St&ta IN ls45, and
consists at present Of ll3 Lodges, With
memhsxship Of eveE % 900. Jas Thor
irgton and six Others started the hrst
Lodge in nayaapors upser toe name of
Davepport Ladse No. !, April %, lS47.
Scott Lodge followed ID 1852, and at
,prsssas the I've LODGE have about 45G
members swn theis ball IL which they
meet, and are growing steadily ia mem
bsrs. wealth and genersl prosperity. |"
The order seems 70 be iG hsal fbg
eoudikIon Ia thia CITY.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

sT The Impeachment trial drags iti
Glow lsEgth aloEgs Some OF toe speak
ers seem to lengshen their arguments like
IL vas tilt against time, while others
show up their aoimal propsasitisa-=a ams
sEs nutish, others bores. = Ronpareii.
4 very good ren picsare OF shs RumE
8 aa4sora aud the Inpsashmsns managers.
Eoq ere Fight about ths suit against
tine.H That is iass whas IL IL. Th,
Radical gqnysutson for the nominatisn
Of candidate for shs Presidency, has
not yes been bsi3.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

EAa- Aeas CuRap. William George
called 10 our oGea on Saturday, and In
formed % thasha bad 5sen sroublsd with
tbs ear ache FOR sssersl wears. De ap-
piled - nr. Jones', % ths PsSiaa House,
and vas completely cured. lie said he
woald net take 1900 far whas DR.. Jones
bad dona for bra.
The Doctor viii oontiase 20 perform
cures Il she Paei6o Hoass fag tew days
longer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

BUsxAu. Tbs negroes down South
havssa bassau By which they are fed,
clothed, and whea tbeY giant 90 travel
ors afforded transportation, WheFs Ia
ths North or South ls the soldiers aaa
poor whise nan,s bzssaa &c 70 aba
deer Of the hospital, or the church yard,
IL roo desiss TO end IL.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07
The va Klux ! The ku KIux

A great to do is heing made By ID
Radical press about the terrible Ia klu'
Elau. hss boy car s1Y msas or aHy se
Of men, take exception 10 80 organise
sjon which has among It's nightly csFs
monies songs like Toe following:
Tae vols il sa the pzaiTie,
And tAe panlher's IA the bFskss
Thsfsx IL ca his rsrsoies,
xna tAe esi IL vide syaks--
KG EiGx!
The river black is TanaiSs,
Ta The seTeFSe2s afsF.
And ca lie hanks is wayAaE
a Hsg without STAR
SIS KIExE
Thsics has toe Iaae swf ho ted,
And tAFiee ths paasasF cried
Bzt the starIeas Gag ahore "a
18a tell hog tyTsnts died
IA kiExi
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

4W ypas o sRAs, sts Toe are asrsay "
"a sha CLERK os The nsskr3c4 G~ugt 81 Paxtswxsta-
mzsspuass, Isws, ths pssssIen es Jamss O. ElAssl
Mxaexspr uf Ihsmas r. Clara, asesxssSs Szasmia2
OF gaa fAa sazn 9s nsas hapassS and uiaeszeN sB1
6s-I1a aeIlAss, vita interest," thsfnon, frvm ~
lksA day Of Es1sessr, i8a7 azen saaEznsak fseess
&n6aS&aRat yaR ~ ksas in tAs zsxsszsa caafz =
Csg9l1en Eieaxs lii the GuznkS 81 ls&efssEs aae
3sss4 III Ksa4rexf suA ihzkn writ ef attxcanaeas
kas haka saxasa sxsahasysax pfspssts.
& Meg, nsssss yea appakk tksxsss, and aszs0as ~
az hszoFe naeH az ia Eseaaa dag az sAs nsxt tern
a. sax& Dsk<sist Dussf so ~ hsSd As UnHasa Hsns4
II s8ta Osssasys "a tas s~eaaa 50 81 sans. ~ y.
t$S4 Asks of will ~ aatsfeA .@etnst yea tAssss
and }Rdssmsals spaesxea fAsrsoa Asafnst res fos
Skl3 azuaa1s VIVA sa5srsst &za sssss.
~ N0bxET PKRGIvAL,
wnssws Asssy Cog risistiK.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

~ The Alabama press deny that
there fs~a single Ka RInx klsn Ia thss
State. We~don't believe them. We will
bet there is ssfy big oas 10 tbs imagi-
pstjon Of every mig apd aarpet Dagger ia
that region.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

- White men ware unable TO yets
In savannah, Georgia, on account Of the
immenss sEewd Of negsoss which the
leagues had driven and cosxed into the
sisy.. Several soassrsasiys neggesa
wsss driven awas frsaa sss polls By he
RAIDS and badly beaten,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07
- Wa ars nsa 10 daily osEnmanisi

g. We are pee 10 daily ssnnaniss-
tics With he city hf the wess-=Counei
Bluffs. persons can leave here In tbs
morning, 20 20 sAs city. remain shers
several hoars and ges back bare again
ksasxe nfght. Dtssaaes 10 travel l4e
miles, although u il hgs 30 miles from
here 10 CoanciA Blaffs-- 1REsricasl
UaioMs
Yea are right, nsag hhas of tas Uat0a
Council BlaEFs u ''shs city Of sbs wsss, ?
and we are right glad thas shs Ceuncai
Bluffs and St. Joseph Railroad has
brought yssr eaterprising citizens in
trading distances Of a., and Ne are eals
-sosry that our read eoala nss rpn nsasss
to -FOUR aoarishiag sosG Of Sidney.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07
Eas sFa sc q reparled .bat e Sd

L. We saa IL reported that ID stan
too eentsaplasss . visit to Iowa, We
30 sgsst 10 him thai Washington atmos'
unsrs win prove mere healthy she'par'
air Of our prsirles wonld most likely
provo shs death Oh such villain W.
den's want him to polisss Iowa viii
his ugeaeneev
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

n. r. psnss.-By reference % osx
adrsrsisssg solamns IL viii Be seen that
N. P. Dodge, sassessor 10 Balswis d
Dodge, Is Sssn il the Land sad iAx pay :
png husisssss MIR. Dodge i safe n ~
10 do basinsss With, aud those hs wing
anyshiag In hla hoe 10 attend 70, wonld
do ysIl 70 ssssgs bis services.