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Furniture Wareroen.

U NJ ID II H = A!HiI NJ
-AND-
Furniture WarerOen.
TVH undersigned having taken the new store
i room No IS Perry u, (Nerwins Block) II new
Dpored to give bis strict personal attention 70 the
undeSsa business In oil ~ branches large
and bandoome assortment Of Coins Of every descrip
ton constantly on hsnn inciusing
Z;~c. Mahogany. Black Walnut. Cherry, &c
4 Nearse and any requisite number Of O. rrisses
terms neatly engraved Particular attention y call
d 70 his new and complete stoekof
Furniture.
Having work ,kop connected with his warcroom
y 4 prepared TO mAEufseture 70 order III dcscrip-
dom a Desks, ward robee, tables, &c. &c. large
saeortnept OF glt and fancy mouldngs hand SUIT
~ Tor loohinG Giass ssd picture frames.
shass public patronage b respectfully solicSd,
apv1AAvW D. nA0BLDrT.
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DWelli0g Mouse Tor Rent.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES
THE EMPIRE STORE!
BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT.
II HAVE now In store large and well selcctsd
L stock Of Boots and 0h0es, 70 which I invite
Tie attention Of eli in want Of articles In my itne
C0UNsSt 1t001vs wishing 70 replenish their stock
viii md u 70 their advantage 70 call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Work We continue TO hod ont Inducements In the
way Of prime stock and AyItsA soork. not squallsd
thi0 side Of New York.
All ktRds Of LADIES' work manufactured a. usual
tJSl7J II. GARRETT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
DVelIIne and Parnituro to Let.

THE undes,gned will rent the dwelling an fur.
i niture in which he how lives and give possesl Ven
Immediately. House kas eight 4oous, two collars.
Ans cistsrn and good well Of water; vood house, heo
house, and III tAiAO complete Apply 70
Z. O 9ADo, o.
iy90:dH J. ". HADll0ON
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PLANO x.vrNTRUCTXO. ~.
Mrs. j. o. p. Burnside

WILL GIVE INSTRUCTIONS ON fHR PIANO
w TO . limited number Of pupils.
Lessons siven 1t her residence corner Of Main and
Seventh streets, or ~ the residenoe Of pnpils
Davenport. June ~, 1858. Je2sd0m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

The Election will be held on
Tuesday, October 18th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
Standard 4 Miscellaneous Works,

Alss Harper's Magazine, (boundO from the com
mencement to the present time.
The books are now open tor examination and pri-
vAte sale until ev, nins Of Public Sale.
Con ignments of all desci ptons Of eds collected
for auction sale
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Two 8. lendid Piano Fortes; also two Brussels Car
pets, nearly new; Feather BIDS. Hair Mattresses.
&C. ELIAS HAZE
Auction and Com mi sion Merchant,
jy2ndtf No IS, East Second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
The Cash SYsls.lnn

1Sthe only one TO ensure the buyer against Fraud
1bsd management, bad buying and roor stock.
VIII he buys from house that does no cred
business he dos OF guarantee oiherS ind ebtscn~1
bat IL always sure 70 get GOOD STOCK, and at . n
that y III enforce success There IA NO ku.,r.l
10 able to tricks and traps Of trade o. the quor
siness and II you would avoid the pois nous drp1
sold :, persons who do credit business and en1
calculate On receiving atty cents On the dollar On
they SCI, buy from The CASH HOUSE Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
Rock Island Book Store.

nVCA lSId00 BO0k StOIOs
At this establishment will be found large stock O
BLANK BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER
FANCY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS
&C., &C., &c
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
CITY PrODcrfv.

VIE subscribers offel the following parcels OF Real
Estate for sale to which they Respectfully invita-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

Slaynakcr, Cane L Crawford,
Real Essase .aSessss,
NO. ~c0t Second 80.
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
HAVING . complete and accurate a. ss,.~, =.
Titles 70 oil lands In Scott County, vr ,niov ~
peror advantages for the examination 81 Tni.. a.,
the 1uoocous investment q money; ana tne,s.ss,
facilities for the trsnsacticn Of all our tu.in,..
These abstracts haze been carefully compiled ,,a,,
the County Records, and we will In an CASE. sua,.n
tee their correctness.
Prompt Intention given to the loca,ioa OF Lana
Warrants, Collection Of Money, Paymen, OF fare.
&C. &c.
II. Y. SLA NM AKER.
NOTARY PUBLIC AHD ConMIssIoxrs OF Drxns
foa MINNESOTA.
JOHN N. CRAWFORD.
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR ATLAW
DAyESPoar, Iowa.
VIE subscribers ofeI the following parcels a, nest
Estate for sale to which they respecsfully invita-
the attention Of Iurchasers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

JOHN SASIIS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

s1h1 "NH ~ AH11ss
Agents for Whites N. Y. Type Foundry and n.
Hoe 4 Co.'s
PRINTING PRESSES.
large stock Of Printers Material on hand.
At our MUSIC STORE, Opposite the Book Store)
will be found Ct the most extensive stocks OF Pi
amos and nelodeons in the North West. A visit TO
our sales room will pay the trouble.
II. A. PORTER BROTHER,
JanlliGwtf Rock Island. ILL.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

tober. In the county of Story on the third
Monday of April and fourth Monday Octo.
Der. In the county of Boone on the fourth
Monday in April and first Monday after the
fourth Monday of October In the county
Of Webster on the first Monday after the
t urth Monday of April, and second Monday
Of October. In the county Of Hamilton on
the second Monday after the fourth Monday
Of April, and the third Monday after the
fourth Monday of October. In the county
of Hardin on the third Monday after the
fourth Monday of April and the fourth Mon.
day of October. In the county Of Franklin
on the fourth Monday after the fourth Mon.
day Of April, and the fifth Monday after
the fourth of October. In the county Of
Wright on the fifth Monday after the fourth
Monday Of April In the county of Winnie.
bago on the sixth Monday after the fourth
Monday of April In the county Of Cerro
Gordo on the seventh Monday after The
fourth Monday of April. The county Of
Hancock is hereby attached to the county of
Winnebago. and the county of Worth is at
tached to the county of Cerro Gordo for Ju-
dtcial purposes.
SGD. ID. No courts shall be held under
this act till after the fret Of January 1889
but all courts up to the said dav shall be
held as 1t this act had not been passed.
Sec IA. All writs, pleadings, process and
proceedings. pending in, or returnsble to
any district court Of any county before and
on the first day Of January. 1859, shall be
deemed pending in and returnable "a the
terms hereby fixed by this act, and no suit.
plea. process recognizances, indictments or
other proceeding, shall be quashed or held
invalid by reason of this act, or by reason
OF any change of the terms Of court hereby
made.
So. Is. In any county which shall change
the location Of her county seat, the terms Of
the District Court shall be held ct the county
seat 0twithstaading any provision herein
contained.
ssc. IL: The Jadgs 81 nid Dlstsisk nav
y desaed advisable y thsn. sedee %
ssssss ssnAeasd - aaeeaa ~ Tern Z ~
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oTARY PUBLIC Axp ConMIssIoxrs or Drxn.
foa MINNESOTA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12
CNTTON PRESSES.

ALABAMA,
Corner Of Tchoupouasand Robin streets
Corner Of ofTchonpitouasand Henderson streets.
ST. Mary'ssrect between Perdido and Poydrata
aornerorst Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner Of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets.
Corner of fTchoupitoulnsand Richard streets.
NERCHANTS',
New Leyeeand Loujsastreets
GornerLeyeeaud Rofignacstreets
corner Annunciatonand Riehardstre5tB
Corner Leyeeand Glouet streets ThirdDl5triet
Corner Hender5ouand New Legeestreets.
GoruerNew Leyeeand Rofignac,treets.
Corner Canaland Robertsonstreets
Corner of Tchuupitoulasan OrangestTeets
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Leveesueet. between St. Ferdinand and Montssa
Streets Third District.
Lsyeestreet oppositePostlss TbiraDlstrlct.
INDEPENDENT,
New Levee and RofigRRcstreets,
NEW COTTON PRESS
Third District
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12
sTREET COMR--OFFFCTAL


STREET COlpR--OFFECIAL
SECOND DISTRICT POUND-VVas brought
y tothe second District Pound On erbsay street. between
one black about l3 hands high with both hind feet
shod, branded : on both thighs no other visible marks
white spot the left fore both hind legs white
One yellow she goat with COLLAR and right cropped and
one white and brown Sc goat, with collar.
SATURDAY November % I$5s, At IL O'Clock, N,
9. o, FLECHIER, Street Commissioner.
'S'ST +, J. HITsELBERGBR,
Deputy Comptroller.
EPAVE Du DEuXTElIE DTSRTRTCT--II
u ee conduit au depot des Epales du penxieme District
epaYes-
pieds de derrSre etampe sur les deuS cisse
Une pouche Drun fouce denyrou 2l mains de ha1t nynn
uns acbo blanc ez ia smbs sauG6c De deyan Ct les deaS
aqsbes de errier banehes sans Nutre isbles
Une cheyre jaune collier Porele DR. e coupee ct
Uns ciavre grise blanche ct bruno, avec IN collier
les dts auimaux sont recaes dams dix ous les
s pas ls se[onl y9dnS enchee publiqne au dit depot
0. o. FLECHLER ComIaissare des rues.
Honyelle. Orleans, 5 novembre, 1855. n9 is 10
CECOND DISTRICT POUND--AVas brought
- 10 the Second District Pound Derbigny between
st. Ann and Main Streets estrnys--
One bay aad mare, about l83 hands high with white
one DIX brown COLI about hands high with white spot
on the forehead right hind leg white branded on the right
One white sue goat, with black spots.
We not claimed within ten days and the expenses there
DAY, November I6 1855, at Il o'clock, Nj.
o FLEGAIER Street Commissioner
O's '''S''' 'S'l'D'' = -o'': T. j. H1rsErBERGER
Deputy Comptroller
T1PAYFE DIJ SECOND DFSFRICT-yl n etc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


iyl6tf 0omptroller CITY d New n-l ana.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
A TrKENs, j. $, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN |
n hardware Gn!ery Stoves, Fire Crates Paints, OILS
No.&I4 Ichoupttouas streets o& y
BAXTER, LOWELL Is CO., SHIPPING MER-
y chants, corner Of Garontelet AMI common streets
- Fancy aud stagle Dry Goods, Noll6 Canal street.
%iis5S Ii 9' q S SSSS4S AND CON
PRIDGBGt, IL. D., ATTORNEY AT.LAw, CoLUM.
~ 9ta Ig viii practice in the parishes OF CALDWELL Caa
loaa %@ am anu eLt1&nn. lal6 "
RISOUssEAU 4 CO., A., DEALERS IN CARPET
II ngs Mattns2 on Ol2tos etc. No lg Ghartre5 street
C'OLEDIAN, BRIT'TOy & yyITHEts, COT.
~ ton Factors tors aud Commission Merchants, 43 Union ST.
-
NAmEBON. y CO., }. D., DEALERS IN CARPET.
- tnEs, OF Cloths etc, No. l24 Canal gree
TWAS q CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, CORNER
y Of GEAyiet, Enlton and New Lgyee streets 22z L
L7fIOSl, d: CO., DEALERS IN BOOTS SHOES, BRO.
q saG,, lials Caps,etc., No 10 AtagazIe street
GAMES, G. g; s. Co.., IMPORTERS AND DEAL.
tnf anf 4J Gravierstreets
F1IQUf1l & } AAIISON, STAPLE EANDFANCY pRY
~ ioods ot direct tmportaton No Is thartres street
CI0KDQN - FosTER DEALERS IN FLouE-
~ Llorner P2ydrts and New I.eyee streets myl2ly
CBATIAA, COnMAGEBE l. CO., CoMgIs
u sion Merchants and Importers Of Vines No. 20 Custom
house street
La AEGI, l.. ). Il Co., DEALERS IN GROCERIES
"A DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAPER, etc, II and ~ Tchou
I'll SNf5EhSDA & GAINES, DEAI4ERS in CHI
,,,,- --,1-z, = - 1,---a
u IN WESTERN PRODUCE, Nos. IA New Leyee andA}
echo1ptoulas streets. o25 lyd&v
4 ZIgT,y51HJ T,sE.1 IsT r 5ITT1ZI5I,r -TI,--,
FL T5Sy' " - 20 tLt' ebf'ts
+; YLE q GOODRICH, JEWELLERS, corner eanai
- 1hl iLoItlstseele,
LUTH, j., PRACTIC Al. OPERATOR IN GUPPISG,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12
1IAYURALTY--oFFICIAL.


MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Nov. II 1855.
Common Council of the iity Of New Orleans }
( No 4lS6
Resottd That the Comptroller the Treasurer for
the payment Of the following bills
+, Fechier, Superintendent Insane Asylum
Rations 10 Prisoners in October, 1885,. S9ii 25
Salary as Superintendent for October, 1858 6v W
''...'..'''''.'....o 405 %
ana rsr Parish roa ~ .,o '.. - % IS
Hsststan! Aldermen pei rsaaisttions sss D|a aa
c. Nj. Bradford, Second Justice Of the Peace-coSts
ISL ~! .s' 2259 %
JURY SERVICE.
A. Mcdonald, twenty-five days service in January
ls57 .,....,.....: So 90
July, August anu September, 1855 900
lSignedl CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
LSgned j. q. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved November II, 1858
tSgned GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
true copy j, l.. FABRE
nl2 Secretary Of the Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12
NORMAN WHITNEY,
ALFRED KEARSN,


Mr. Masseot offered the following resolution, which
was read the rules being suspended
MIR. Whitney moved 10 lay the same on the table
Carried;
ht7aoi That The Surveyor b aud he hereby authorized
to have the First District Courtroom and JRege
aae repaired Immediately In heeoR1ng nh4er PROVIDED
he cost does extoe4 ISL e0o one thousand dol lars
On motion, the Board adjourned until tuesday
next the 10th inst. at 6 o'clock I. N.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary
5NR.dFEIEFN \ 5GI-TEE{V {sf - IIITMGsEGIE-Ihs
unders gned have hand and constantly receiving
El0ri8 Yellow Pins Lumber, TO which they invite me attention
NJ Iae trade.
Sll1) feel dressed, torguei and gTeovsd Yellow Pine
20l0 feet x and inch tok dressed ongued and grooYed
Yellow Pine Ceiling.
100000 feet l5s inch square Joint Yellow tne t4oofluS
tEleBr)
100000 feet dressed Yellow Piae Weatherboafds,
5GQUJ feet Yellow Pine assorted SeAnug Jolats, weather
boards inch Boards, ks Strips etc,
SAM5I. MCCONNELL 4 CO,
Successors 10 Moyritt 4 Mcconnell
/ corner C.llupe and Howard sts-, New Basin,
"a Any communication dropped il Box 81 Mechanics AS
se2lRt0n, attended 10, jel ON
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12
The following message was read and on motion,
referred TO the Committee on Finance

To the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Gentemen heswith transmt TO Your honorable body
port made this office BY John L. Da e Esq appointed
egreeRbly the provisions Of Ordinance 1854 present
Congress the claims Of the Of Orleaus the
uueated her b the late Stephen Grar and John MCo.
nOsh and urge their confirmation.
vi that 4 Daniel has been successful n having
confirmed the title of this city l73eS land lying
the city OF Laay commencing eighty arpenFs
from the running back m the side lines Of the old
Faubeurg Livaudajs poin' Congress having thus
relnGuished all claim the oil the United StaIe tire
m8iu6 if other of the e.al
claim The city jointly with the city OF Baltimore
will Of the tte John McDon0Gh. would Suggest That yDur
honorable body take such steps will place the city
actual possession by suryaJ and Occupancy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12

TUESDAY Nov. 8, 1868.
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjournment
Present: Hon. O. II. Waldo, President; Messrs.
Beuit Huyghe, Kearny, Leefe, Magioni, Nassicot,
Moreno, Monroe Phelps White and Whitney-l2.
Mr.. Benit moved to dispense with the reading of
the journal hIr White objected and called for the
yeas and nays.
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Benit, Hnyghe, Kearny,
Massicot Monroe, Phelps and Wbitney-S.
Nays Messrs. Leeie, Magioni, Moreno and White
4.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12

.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN s
streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12
III TT 777TT777 2 - - ~
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
RAILROAD COMPANIEs.

STAR INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, % st. Charlie
street HaelHrie Buildings.
IIHGldt F9fstAu resident
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12

and directed to sign three coupons attached to bond
e.. Nos 5Gs 500 and $40 was read, and on motion
referred to the Committee on Finance
The following we're referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings:
of property Lclers praying that brick sidewalks wooden
cutters male both sides Of Morales street. from S. Fer
maud street to Washiugt Avenne.
or property holders PRAYING that brick sidewalks and wooden
cutters both sides OF Music street. from Graud
Morales streets.
OF D. b. Macsrty asking that brick sidewalks and wooden
cutters made the north side Of ST. Ayds, from EySian
Fields 10 Mandeyi Ii street.
Property owners asking that brick sidewalks and wooden
cutters be made both sides Of Vaudeville street. from Gr0d
10 St John the Baptist.
of property holders and Others asking Of sixty days
their stock Of timber the front Of The McDonogh
estate,
OF john Baker and Thos A. Stone essees Of The s 3D. 4th
9th and 9Th sections Of the wharyes praying for relief
The petition Of Jacob SAub asking permission to place ne v
roof shingles his house. Of Josephine and Laurel
streets.
The letter of r. Wynne rendering his resignation as mem
Der the School Board Of the Third District was read and on
motion said resignation accepted,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12

BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEs
November 3, 1883
To the Honorable the President and Memhets Of
The Board Of Aldermen:
Cpnilaua6T have the honor inform you that the follow
ing Feautipps sdopnd bg your honorable body
curred IN S. this Board
Feonou allowing the of hundred and Fifty dollars
S5 t0 Crescent Fife Company No. "a for certain improve
ments.
ssouons nstrucng the Surveyor 70 have the iron shutters
Of the City Hail tepaired, etc.
chnny for New street. between Pleasant and
Hoiadano streets.
resolution auhor ing the FuRnee Committee to to
be sold pubic auction by NJ gnie, City Auctoneer assisted
hy Ia ancIionreo Of his selection al the property acquired by
The city from the estate OF Joan MGnou0gh.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12

NEW ORLEANS. OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WEsTE4sr
Railroad Company. Ferry, foot st, Anne street. Dlg8i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-12

W. - iiewcs. President
A. b. Seger Vice Prest4
3. F. Flanders. Secretary.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-17
The KrcnIin.

An ingenious piece of mechanism, being no
less than q miniature representation of the
'Kremlin," the Russian palace at Moscow, was
on exhibition at Red Bluffs last week. l. is
composed of over two hundred thousand pieces
of California wood. The Beacon, gives the fol-
lowing account of the builder, and description
of the work:
The builder, Mayer Malowansk Polander,
and by calling farmer, was several years ago
Captain in Polish regiment, known as tue
WARSAW Children" composed entirely Of
young men under 2l years of age, and after
wards promoted to the rank of Major, after
which they fell into the hands of the Russians,
who searched, disarmed aud allowed them to
leave the country, at the same time conisca-
ting oil their property to the use Of the Russian
Government. M. Malowanski, leaving his wife
and one son in Warsaw. Poland managed, with
his other sou, to escape to San Fra cisco, with
a considerable sum Of money. Being distress.
ed in mind at the thought OF being separated
from his family, and of having his farm, $500
acres Of land,) taken from him, and appropria.
ted by government from the very depths of
his soul he hated, he commenced drawing of
plan of the Kremlin, solely for the sake of
having something with which to occupy his
mind. After completing the plan, he conceived
the idea of whiting out, on u small scale, the
work with degree of patience and endurance,
perhaps never before equalled, occupying his
entire time for the space of three years, and
two months. At the end of which time he pro-
duced the beautiful palace in miniature, COM
plete in every department. The building is
four stories high, with tower at each end and
higher one in the centre surrounded by
dome. A flight of winding stairs runs from the
ground to the top of each tower. II is "a inch
es high, lS inches long, aud IL inches wide. 1t
has 2S rooms, l62 doors and windows, with
sash and glass and every one opens and shuts;
3S balconies, 81 pillars, ii flights of stairs aud
banisters, one cupola, ~ plates of colored glass,
and three towers, besides canon, muskes, SEN
tncl box, drum, pump, &c.
The floors are of red and white manzanita in
$4,000 pieces, made to represent Mosaic pave
ment. Take it all in all, we regard 1t as one
of the greatest curiosities of the age, aud well
worth the four bits that it costs to 60 and
see it,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-17
Worthy Reconsideration.

Ex-Governor Bagby of Alabama died in Sep
tember last, ofyellow fever. He was brought
up to the legal profession, left the bar for po
litical life, was chosen TO the legislature, then
elected Governor, was raised to the United
States Senate, and became American Minister
to Russia. Referring to his demise, the Mobile
Tribune says:
Here is a man who filled the highest Offices
of honor in the country, and with credit, and
yet, after serving in them faithfully, he retired
to private life poorer than he was when he be-
gan it. 1t is an evidence Of integrity for man
10 die poor under such circumstances; but it
seems to us, also. that il is an evidence of what
is traditonally called the ''ingralitude of re-
publies.n Ii Governor BaRby had served Eng
land Us he served his own country, his life, OF
retirement, would have been one of ease--the
proper reward of a person considered worthy
Of the highest Offices of his government
There is lesson in this for young men. Gov.
Bagby left the profession he was SO we'll fitted
to succeed in, to accept public honors. His for
tune at the bar was certain. He abandoned
that and died without u fortune. He sacrificed
what SO many young men are doing daily the
assured comfort and influence of private life
for the turmoil, anxiety, censorousness, aud
poverty Of public life.
The saddest thing in the career Of young pro
fessional men-omtting an addiction to vice
is this very disposition to enter the arena of
politics. Few of them like the deceased, can
acquire honor in it; aad those of them who do
not die discontented aud destitute, are pretty
sure to become demagogues--the most detesta-
BILE of characters.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-17
A Spanish Bandit.

A letter from Seville, says:-"The famous
Andalusan bandit, known by the nickname Of
Muselna of whose exploits every traveller in
the south of SPAN has heard, mas just termi-
mated his career in very characteristic man
ner. During the last year the police and soldiers
have been upon his trail. but his wonderful
power of Disgusting himself, aud his number
less hiding places, afforded him the means of
euding them and committing fresh crimes.
But his time had come. He was recently traced
to his birth place at Estepa, where he had re-
tired with the booty he had collected In the
Deighboring province of Cordova. On the
morning of the 7th. a detachment Of the civil
guard the gendarmerie OF Spain, searched the
bandits and several other houses in that viii
lage, but without success. A spy Of his, who
had been bought over by the authorities, in
sisted, however. that he must be in the place,
and accordingly the officer in command of the
guard Don Francisco Lasema. sent away all
his men except four, and resolved to make a
new search of the bandits house from garret
to cellar. Leaving two of his guard at the
front door and two in the yard, the officer en-
tered, and finding female who resided with
Museliua, he requested her to show him through
the house, which she did with politeness that
boded nothing good. On arriving at a low
windOwless room on the ground floor he went
in alone. The door was Immediately shut from
within, and pistol discharged at him. For
tunately bis face was merely singed, and he
fired in his turn, without effect. A desperate
fight took place in the dark, the officer and his
victim striking at each other at random. In
the mean time the guards outside made violent
efforts to break down the door, which they did
very opportunely. Don Francisco having al
ready been wounded. The bandit then sprang
upon one of the guards with dagger and Sc
verely wounded him; after which the brigand
himself was killed. The news Of the bandits
death has occasioned no small joy, as he has
long been the terror of the province of Cor
dova"