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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03

DENIAL OF HABEAs CoRPrs III MUpD CASE
The opinion of Judge Boyntor, OF Florida In de-
nvinc a writ of habeas corpus for the release of
DR. Mudd and other conspirators has been re-
ceived. The grounds on which the Application
rested were that the court which tried them had
no jurisdiction, and that the proclamation of last
July included them for pardon. The Judge found
thai the ofense was a military one and properly
tried by q military tribunal.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03
Recein,s since Friday last foot up 40 hhds.

Receipts since Friday last foot up 49 hhds. Sales
81 hhds., of which / hid. was Jugs at 14c.; ,
hhds leaf at ll4c.; hhds. balers at lI4c, and 40
bids. leaf upon private terms. Exports 10 same
time were IL hhds. to New York and Isl hhds. to
France.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Tbe market for sugar
has undergone lit lie change during the week just
closed. Operations have been confined generally
Observable improvement in the demand for small
lots, prices are nominally unchanged; and we
continue TO quote Cuba box Sugar, grocery grades,
l2l1l35c.; Cuba hid Sugar, grocery grades, IL 1
@i3lc.; Porto Rico l4@l4lc.; and Louisiana VERY
scaTce) prime to choice, l44Gl64c. % 10. ne
CENTS embrace l00 hhds. and 400 boxes Cuba
sugar, sales 269 hhds. and 642 boxes CUBA
Sugar. Molasses has continued dull and quiet
throughout the week. The only transaction under
notice was sale of cargo Of l2O hhds., "a uerees
and As bbls. In the absence OF any sales lndlca'
ting prices we omit quotations.
FLoUR-With irc-eased receipts during tne
week and q very ample stock OF au grades oleI
ing, operations have continued to be OF moder
ate character from the opening until the closing
OF the week under review. Buyers, In view OF the
large stock aud regular receipts refused 10 inVes'
AT rates governing the market the previous Wesh
and prices in consequence OF the very Limited de
mand have as compared with those OF the pre-
yious week, declined fully SOC. per Dbl. OF
lower grades and Csc. per Dbl. on peue'
oualities of Flour. The discrepancy IN the De
Ginning rates may be attributable TO higher rate
ruling for lower grades, on account oI .ueh
scarcity in the market previous to the late heayl
receipis. The market to-day, owing to the W
| favorable weather for outdoor business, mas con
| tinned ouiet, without any quotable transaction
whatever, and closed firm at the following rates
viz !: superfine IS 5O@6 IS, single extra s59l .
| double extra 81 5OG7 rs, low treble - .SCgy
choice treble 50 5O@IO so, and choice extra 80
| 6l3 y Dbl. Receipts since Friday las, aaa "
| az .g6S bbls Sales IN same time sOOO oois. "a
nor,s 10 g7l bills, divided as follows, viz: zoo
| Boston; SAG to New York 2420 to Texas 54S
| Florida; 275 to Mobile, and 66sI to Havana.
| CoRN-with only moderate stock on hand 70
] week opened with Q dull market ana o1erlne
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03
Cattle M arket.
orr Q, yusvsssou, October s. IaSt

Arrived during the past week-l56l Texas
Beeyes, IO42 Calves and Yearlings, LOG Hogs, 93S
Sheep, II Mich Cows. Sold-l314 Texas Beeves,
GIL Calves and Yesrlings, l63 Hogs, 6sS Sheep,
10 Mich Cows. Stock on sale-5OS Texas Beeves,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03
CKENEa MEDICINES
-PKKPARsD By
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
Is RUE RIOHELIEU. PARIS.
Asthma, Oppression. DysPnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDICA,
PREPARED By GRIxAULr Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
experiments in France England and Germany have
proved that iheee Gig sovereign remedy for the
above distressing Affections especially when BeladoHns,
strumonum and Opium have failed TO give relief
Digestive Elixir OF Pepsine.

Directive Elixir OF Pepsine.
GRIMAULT CO., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
PEPsiNE the latest scientific discovery Of Dr. Corvissr
hyscian his majesty the Emperor Of the French the
ITSELF rather the digestive principle purihed
which dgests the stomach When by cause
other the supply Of digestive fluid too small the inevitable
consequences bad digestion. gasrs gastralgs, nhsn
nation the coats Of the stomach and bowels heart
burn pitue ansmia loss of strength and Gin temales
choross The Elixir Of Pepsine which Is sanctioned By the
Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily cures
eli such diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03
APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's Iodide OF Iron and Man.
Ranese Pills.

The treatment Of chlorotic cronous affections Is always
ong and tedious psua prepare OF IRON which
not unequenty @ owing to The stomach not being soe 70
support them The researches of Professors Hanuon
ensoul aud Petequin Of Lyons; Berzeius and
rouseau Paris demonstrated that this lamentaoe
failure the absence Of hangt Aee which, As well
a. Iron element Of the blood These Ps
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeutics ana
have the appreciation Of the Academy
Of Medicine the principal scientific bodies They are
certainty Of against Chor0s ureen
Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood and IT.
reeuar Menstruson preferable 20 the pills OF iodde
OF iron all sneic scrofous and cancerons snec
tiong
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03

No More Copsiba and Cubebs.
eRIxAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT or
MATICo VEGETABLE
hsrs ali otner medicines have failed these preparations
v always effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
are Of and chronic Of prvstf dtsss
Tbey hospitals Of Paris BY the ceebrated Dr.
Rcod and are found greatly superior to all ht eo known
miner eu,edles Oopsihs Cubebs The injection
uses in recent and capsules In more chronic cases
syrup Of Peruvian Bark and Iron,
-PREPARED
MAULT CO.,
Chemists u. /. II. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine presents agreeable form, the active
principles Bark the best Of toncs combined
With Iron the principal bases OF the blood IL Is pre-
scribed eminent physicians OF Psrs 70 cure
Chiooss Green sicness to facilitate the development OF
Young females health aud vgor to the sytem
In general rapidly the distressing stomach com
plants and leucorhea TO which lsces are
40 otter subject re- uszes and facilitates the How OF the
casmena and Is also excellent for pale, ympnatlc ano
scrofeus children Lastly exces the appetite pronOt 8
deeton End Il extremely beneficial to s persons whose
blood has been Impoverished BY Illness or long and dient
convaescenc The effects Of this Syrup are at once certain
and speedy.
Y. DUCOsGES,
80 Chsrtres street.
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ToBACco-The market has been dull and quiet
throughout the week just closed. Receipts con-
tpue to fall off, and the indications are that very
little of last seasons crop remains in the Western
country. and operations will, until new Tobacco
commences to arrive, be confined to the very
light stock now Offering. Rates are nominaiy IN
changed, and we continue TO quote:
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These figures disclose net advance for this
week of &c. y b all round.
The total sales of the week footed up 10000
bales, against IL OPS bales last week and ll,097
bales the week before. The net receipts amounted
to IL O23 bales, against Is ,434 bales last week,
showing an increase of 1883 bales, and 1892 bales
receipts the week before. The exports for the
week sum up 10 ,469 bales, against 25l4 bales last
week and 22ss bales the week before, and the
stock on hand and on shipboard this evening Is
SO 1853 bslss. against 81 OH bales last week and
IL, 400 bales at the close of the previous week.
The exports for the week are divided as follows
I6is bales for New York, 1872 bales for Havre,
23l4 bales for Boston and 1888 bales for Liver
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03

CALDwBLEs EXTRACT.
An on which Gray Hair 10 It's original color.
q. n. MORRISON,
importer aad Wholesale Druggist, NoI2 Magazine st.,
DR. JAMES SYNE,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, No. l39 Canal street.
: Dr. .. HASTINGS.
Druggist corner Felicity and Magazine streets.
And AZ the Depot Of FELIX SAXON,
No IA BaronHe street, near Canal.
NEW ORLEANS. May "a, 1858.
Caldwsi1s Extract.
B.xne .usIyred this on, and In my experiments AP-
PiTFD 1T WISELY, recognize that Il Is Of the best
articles vet 10 the public for the Of restoring
he bar 20 original cocE In test nony Of which hereto
sfix my signature xvrrx s.pov
VS's-'~' Importer Of Human Hair, southern Emporium
r-r @. II. CALDWELL Pstentee
Hotel dss Etrangers. No. l29 Chsrtres street.
KNEAss a MAYO
N SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE KNEAsSJ
Removed from No. Magazine street,
Manufacturers OF saddlery and Harness.
IMPORTERS or
sADDLERY, HARDwAkE, Betting, PACKING AM
HOSE, ETC, ETC. ..-..
H,. sTehnun,.oulss and Lsvee' ana Is, g sad 8
Common streets
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-06

TURNING THE TABLEs.-4 propos OF wed
diugs. such drOll affair occurred last Mon
( day evening, over the river, in Hoboken, that
l must narra,e it, though it has crept, in a
a bungled shape, l see, into some Of the
newspapers. Surprise parties, as have often
tod YOU, are 1.-The rage" with US. \ " sur
/ prise party is one in which a number o!
/ friends (say Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. meet and
| secretly collect from ten to thirty couples, all
of fun intent. provide themselves with bas-
/ ketS containing all the materials of a rare
supper for the party, hire the necessary mu-
sicians, and about 9 o'clock P. NJ. suddenly
appear like a young army at Mr.. a. S door.
The bill is ruog, and when the door is open
ed, in march i'll double file, the entire con-
pany, without saying word, high. up the
parOrS for them selves, take possession Of the
dining room, and go 1t like mad ull
morning. This i q surprise " TO Mr.. and
Mrs. A, who, however provoked, are COM
PEELED to pat on smiles and gala dresses, en-
ter into the sports, the dances, the music.
etc, of the night leaving the management Of
everything to the leaders Of the party. Well,
Just such 4 surprise was gotten up for
huxo:n willow, whose name need no. men
tim. Twenty-four copies, laden down with
good things, and followed by band of music
ready tn stir up the nciIhborhood with melo
Iious strains. presented themselves uneXpect-
edlv al her Deli pull. The door opened,
and they all pushed past the servant into the
foHt rat!or, which they soon illuminated. On
went hats, coats, shawlS, and other wraps.
Once "rcady for business they began to in
qUire FOR the fair hostess. Not soul had
cornc near them. They had been permitted
to 20 quite unmolested-liIst what pleased
thCu-dnd they had complete possession OF
the house. from top to bottom, except the
hacl: parlor. which was locked up. and which
from the suppressed tittcring they heard
vyth!u) seemed to contain the whole house
hold, as none we're to be found, from the
mistress GoHn, in any other room i'll the
mansion. The crowd of surprisers began
to look b.ankly st each olher. What
could this silence, this stealthy desola
ton mean? Were they to be disdainfully
left t. their own enjoyments. without sur
rrising anybody after al Gathered in !
crowd in the fr"nt par'or, they had just be-
gun to debate this question, when the doors
OF the front paZ!or were suddenly unlocked
and rolled back. Loi there stood the widow,
:nagnihcently attired in white. Around her.
in bridal dresses, stood six ladies. Beside |
her stood a gentleman they all knew very |
well. as one devoted to her service, and in !
front Of them Il minister in his robes. The |
scene explained itself. A marriage cere- |
nony was about to be performed, and the |
surprise party had unwittingly become a /
bridal party. The widow had intended, BY a
quiet marriage, to surprise her friends. They
nad intended to surprise her. Both were
surprised completely. A pleasant evening
hey ali had of it.-V. Y. Cor. S. p. Call.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-06

i REWARD SHOULD RE OFFERED.-The
city authorities rest so very easy under the
burning disgrace OF the facile escape Of the
murderer O'Tcole, that it seems almost
crscl to rahe the mater up again. Bat il
unworthy officials shirk their duty. that is
no reason why we should only half perform
ours. We now call upnn Governor Elasdel.
since he has returned to the State Capital
10 exercise his Executive authority in en-
dearoring to bring Rick Moriaty to justice.
The assassin is DOUBTLESS vet on this coast,
and liberal reward would perhaps lead to
his Apprehension. His description should
br published, and capies of if, together with
ph 1tographS of the Murderer, il they can be
procured, should be sent to every Sheriff and
detective on the cnast. Let US do something
to wipe this foul stain from the fame Of our
State at least. So unprovoked an assassina-
tion should not go altogether ruwhipt En-
ferprise
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-06

GENERAL GRANT AT HAERIsBrRG.-On
his way to Washington the President elect
spcn. an hour at Harrisburg. Governor
Geary introduced him to the throng at the
hotel in the following words
my FRIENDS AND FELLow-CITIzENs:-
I have the honor Of introducing to you the
greatest Captain of the age, one to whom
the people and the United States are more
deeply indebted than TO any other man alive.
There remains no time for him to address
you o. this occasion. /. is enough, there
fore, iar me to prasentto you the President
elect Of the United States.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-06

4 MODEL CHAPLAIN.-The Great and
General Court OF Massachusetts, during
its last session was more fortunate in the
selection of its chaplain than usually falls
to the lot of legislative bodies. Instead Of
being doomed to the seven-fold repetition of
devotional common places, droned out with
all the pompous dullness of official self-con-
ceit, it enjoyed the services of a man glowing
with intellectual life. and with sufficient COM
mon sense to adap. his pious exercises to the
occasion and to the worshipers, in whose be-
half he was the mouth-pieee. The effect
| was unprecedented in the annals Of legisla-
tive devotion. Instead of handful of drowsy
members, pairing their nails with official pen
knives, and casting furtive glances at the
morning newspapers on their desks, large
proportion Of Representatives were always in
their places, and no religious assembly was
ever more silent or attentive throughout the
service from first to last. The Speaker of
the House was SO much impressed by the
excellence of the prayers that he instructed
one of the reporters TO make verbatim COPY
of them daily, and preserve them for suisse
quent use. At the close OF the session, a
valuable testimonial was presented by the
House to Mr.. Alger, accompanied with an
urgent request that the copies made by the
reporter might be furnished for publication.
The result was the present volume which is
certainly unique IN Its character, as we'll as
its history. The prayers are remarkable for
their brevity. Few of them exceed twenty
lines of large print. many of them are under |
ten. They are free from all dogmatic phrases, |
which conceal barrcnness Of ideas beneath |
a plethora Of words, but express the purest
spirit eff devotion in the simplest language.
The variety of their topics and Of their ex
preston indicates Mr.. Ayers singular fer
,ility of resource. Every prayer is a com
plete little gem in itself The same idea or
he same language is seldom repeated in the
whole volume. None but man Of rare fall
ness of mind, and spirit of the most gener
ous compass, could have succeeded in giving
oppression to the faith and worship OF such
promiscuous body as State Legislature.
The manner in which they have appreciated
services of such novel character is equally
honorable to the House and 10 the chaplain.
". Y. Tj161ule.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-06

RATS OF PASSAGE OvERLAxD.-Through
tickets are now advertised by Wells. Fargo
& Co., from San Francisco to New York, at
$2S4 in currency. Schedule time, eleven
days. The fare to Chicago is $3.50 % in
currency. and to Salt Lake, SIPS. Through
fare to Boston, $2S7. When the gap Of
three hundred mile. staging between the two
ends of the road is closed BY the joining Of
the rails about next May, the fare will be
even cheaper than the above mentioned rates.
Cold Hill Meas.
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Delinquent Taxes.

AUDITORS OFFICE, ORMSBY COUNTY,
I'd December, 1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ " Delinquent Tax List fur the year 1865" Of
hrs county has this day been delivered to til c
District Attorney Of said county, a and that IN
les, the delinquent taxes therein specified are
paid to the Treasurer, sx-oilcto Tax Receiver,
within TWENTY DAYS from the publication. OF
this notice, action will be pmulenccd by the Dis
trct Attorney for the collection of said and
COSTS
Persons dcsirous Of mixing payment to the cx
officio Tax Receiver within the specified twenty
days. must procure from tn office the certificates
required by law. SAM'L b. EING,
God Auditor. 0rmsby Coan.r.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-06

THE Army 14t Ea.y Journal tells story
Of one @; SherE.an's soldiers. who, at the
close OF the war, when he returned victorious
O. his home and household gods, never was
able TO accuston himself to the luxury Of a
feathcr-bed, and was fain TO stretch himself,
if he would sleep at all, on mother earth.
One nigh, chance pistol shot Weakened the
veteran, when he instantly turned over and
began to intrench himself, scratching up the
ground with his hands.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-06

"THE CAMELS ARE COMING" We
noticed last hight train of seven or eight
camels pass up street, loaded with wood
each apparently carrying about cord. The
same train, we believe, has heretofore been
used for packing salt into this city from
across the deserts 10 the east.-SGfcCucra.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-06

HEEiEHADLs PETEiFACTIoH.-Ah1r six
rca.s ~" I.r. hE6s EruuSA:0,! died in
Wayne I-u..:v. IN this State, and WAS bur-
I'D there. hfe- his death his widow and
children movei I, Buskirs'S Bride, in tEis
count. where they now reside. \ few drys
ago the family OF the DECEASED resolved to
hiring the rcCiains Cf TIE father from wayne
County, ana have them deposited in 4
cemetery near their present residence. In
iarthcrancc Of this purpose the grave was
opened and the coffin exposed, bur Ill ordi
nary etIurts 20 lit it from is position
proved Intellectual. The coffin lid WAS there
f,re removed, when it was found That
the body was in tie most pcrf>c. state
1t petrifaccion. It was covered with
dry mold, which, when removed, revealed
surface almos; as white and pure as marble.
The BODY showed aot the least particle Of
decay, Every feature aud lincamegt was
perfectly preserved, and when stood upright
it resented the appearance Of finely chs
-ied statue. When Mr. Brough.on died he
Weighed aboGt 200 pounds. while the re
mains had increased il weight By petrifac-
non to 800 pounds. Before the body was
:atcTrrd at Brshirl. It was seen br the
t,rnily, friends, and nlaEy others there. Ii
!. the most perfect and wonderful ins,arcr
81 petriisetiou OF human remains that has
esrI come to our ledse.-7roy Press.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-06

Can DIsPATcuEs lie EEFUsED-A brute
entered the oti!ce Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company few days ago, and Of
fe-ed a dispatch addressed to !ady. couchet
IN language SO profane as to raise the cues
ton ct the rraPrlety of its reception : Are
We supposed to know or recognize the lam
gage IF dispatch j.: Mast we no. accept
everything offered 20 US: Are we 10 be the
j'.dces OF the morality of messages 3 Such
are the questions which sometimes puzzle
receivers in the performance OF their duty.
In The case referred ie. the appeal was made
10 the chief executive offcer, who promptly
endorsed Upna il 3 follows = This mes
sage must be refused. no matter What the
consequences may be- This was formerly.
ard we trust now will be the Understood
rule. No brute shoalx be allowed II use
tic wires for the conrsyance Of his yufgariiy,
and messages Of this character, essentially
profane or obscene, may with safely be re-
fused. In the reception Of messages having
in view the commission of crime, the law
rsj-cts the idea of an Obligation on the part
Of telegraph companies to receive whatever
Is handed to ;heu.-Loarz'al Of the 1sk.
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PUTNAM'S MAGAZINE.

The December number has come to hand.
1t completes Volume Two. Its contents are
what its publishers strive 10 make them,
lively, sensible, entertaining and instruc-
tive reading matter" We copy gem Of
poetry
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TIE CANS

Go and come On regular time. The wealth
CT the State is being sent without our bord-
ers to en-ish tia brokers' and merchants OF
San Francisco; but we Will stop that thing
when Uncle Curry gets the Mint asoin-.
The company seem 70 be doing coed bus
ness. Heavy loads OF timber ard material
are being rus,,ed to the front, and the end Of
the track IS now only 30 miles from Sal,
LAKE..
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BEYOND.
poetry ];

4 flush OF all the hills is spread
A flush Of Death and Beauty born
As day, upon crimson bed,
Lies down to slumber till the morn.
The touch of death is in the air,
feel its fingers icy chill
And yet smile divinely fair
When would weep, fcrbids ne still.
The clouds are gray. the winds are cold
The dead leaves rustic al my feet;
And on their brown, deserted void
Their ftful eddies whirl and meet.
But Through this veil Of wasting lie
A freshcr dawn Of life l see
Ny yesterdays with pain were rife;
Tomorrow still is bright to nc.
and SO the dying year shall seem
The gorgeous portal OF fame,
Where all the heart hath dared to dream
Shall burst upon its sight again:
And dullest clouds to spiendor turn.
And coolest winds TO tropic breath
Till the rapt soul shall pant and burn
TO feel the waking touch of Death.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-06

The magazine also contains an article Of
much interest on The Treasury Depart
ment y; and fine portrait OF Secretary
McCu,,ocA, engraved and printed by tae
American Bank Note Company. We are
indebted to Mr.. Fox for the copy before US.
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BORN

In Virginia City. recember 5, 1858, TO the W:
of J. L. Ballard. daughter.
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Presents FOR the Holidays .
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MATTERS ABOUT RENO.
RENO, December 3, 1858.

MEMO, DeCeMbeT 5, I65O.
Mr.. EDITOR Here we are at Reno for
the first time since the ground on which it
stands was redeemed from wilderness OF
L-,.-t
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