Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10

OF the nine Justices oeths Unitsd States
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AnosaK has tS1issd 6oiA6 lost1As a TX
OOO, 900. Advsstising bore h,m On 70 for
tune.
RIB. Hif. Of Louisville, ~, has cou>
tracted 20 conplsts he Southern Pacific B.
lR:taWsaehSWrDsse ~ dosuAeIl, TsGass
4 man has been recently arrested iu
Francs, who itappsass has bssn euuusrusa
| in the murder Of no less than sixteen
women, eigh - Francs, Eve in Algeria and
lttsex in k1p
The Attorney General Of Ireland favors
he SuoUa6S u he Amseicnn Ksni1ns nov
in prison there, pk1ti1ih4 shsy lbass Cl6
|PoseAV ~ estse..se sksass thsy eans
I'D. x xissad. Dsn., Psa>ss eetAp
Plymouth Congregational church Of Cnica-
60, has accepted the presidency .! oaddae-
6sry So(lses which vas tsnlsfsd HIM .
AwvuI.-It 10 saAtsa tAue - sftAe q
nals pas)sdeS, 1 q the London w. idenv-'
cred Of child white the steamer w. sink
M. end when the ship went down ehe w.
lssS . holding Il above her head, % ~ striv.
| ~ wlth true moteuol iesllnol, that tho
sks must die her b6bS Should die To lsst.
Gov. Fsnton announces thse the rsa HI
dc hospital, in. Albany, hes been cDered
tor the reception Of discharged soldiers
vho have served IN the forces Of New York
STATE. and Who, ON account Of sickoess o.
disability are unable 70 provide for them
selyes.
A 6snd in human form named Joseph
Moseherman has bser arrested In Harris
burg, Pc Tor violating the person Of lit
| tie girl six years of age, the daughter OF
respectable physician Of that city. It Il
| feared thst the victim will die, in which
event the wretch will meet the penalty due
murder.
l II is stated that there have been 2,07C
persons psidoned in the State Of Virginia
and 48l in North Carolina, by the Press
dent. under the $4,000 clause since tht
issuance Of the amnesty proclamation.
Alet.er from San Antonio, Texas, sayi
the Government samels, the descendants o
the herd imported some fifteen years ag'
from Egypt, excite tho curiosity OF stran
gers. They number about seventy, ant
1 are oil sizes and ages, some still unweaned
Only seven Of the original lot are alive.
A pretty girl says: "If our Make
thought it wrong for Adam to live single
when thore We not tonan on earth, hov
criminally guilty are old bachelors, viii
the world full Of pretty girls"
Pam OF mlLosoPRERs.-Iti Is said tina
when Prince Couza and his wife left Blu
charest, they we're, to al appearance, q
unconcsrned ~ II they were about to TAX
a holiday trip. Both the prince and tn
princess, had cigars in their mouths whe
they entered their carriage.
The London Owl says German crisis ]
imminent. The Prussan Government ha
, dispatched t. Vienna summons in respec
to Holstein, which is as peremptory In II
tone as its demands. Bismarck is ready t
. face war and its consequences Austria mus
at once take up the gauntlet or yield to tn
prctcnsions OF Prussia in a somewhat igno
minious msnhcr.
Judge Wythe, an old and prominent cit
T zen Of Gunterville, Ala, is in Nashville SCI
ting before the people the terrible state
affairs in that county, and soliciting aid u
tho starving people. His accounts arc ho'
rible. Three cases Of actual star yatiOu hav
already occurred, and hundreds must per
ish if relief is not speedily offered. III
c people ask only ~ BREAD.
Southerners are buying nice residence
the fashionable parts Of Boston. Over twe'
ty first class houses there have lately bee
purchased BY oufhsners. who say the
made fortunes during the war and hay
come north to invest II.
IL 1t is said that the late Senator Footc COZ
tracted his disessea It the memori1l excrcis
:. in honor OF Abraham Lincoln at the Capitc
:. when he 50 over>tasked himself, and was
= annoyed at the indecent ,la,ma Of the DIP
: lomaiic corps for precedence" that
: brought on an attack Of the jaudice ar
vent gradually to his grave.
: The amount now in the treasury Of Il
= LincolnMonumcnt ASSOCIATION is reported
!, be fraction short of$80, 900. The Ass
. citation is sanguine that before the close
: the coming summer sufficient sum will
: collected to warrant the commencement I
the monument.
Some strange statistics Of matrimoni
life in Paris have just made their appsa
: snce. During tho past IL months 234
u wires have fed the coniugal roof witho'
Q leaving their future addresses; Of husband
c VII, have done 'is,-ai'e thor, are 4 ,4i7;
married couples legally separated (not d
G votccd) there are 7,l15; Of ditta who ha'
y agreed TO live apart, $40; Of husbands al
wives living at daggers drawn. 3l,9l2;
happy couples 43, Of mutually Indifferent
81 ,430.
A tremendous frcshet SWEET over . lare
, part Of the State of Wisconsin on Tuesda
last, carrying away, dams, bridges, fence
RATS and shipping, and breaking tho Nil
waukee & st Paul railway and perhaps oil
er roads, in several places. At Milwauk,
oil the city bridges were swept away, Il
sether with the dams 4oovc the city. Tin
loss in the state Is estimated at over mi
lion Of dollars to tho railroads alone.
The Credit Moblier, Paris, paid out las
year 138. Sl6.109 francs " interests m
dividends. and the whole amout Of pay meni
made reached the sum Of ll6 ,235, 66l franc,
During IL years Of it's existence the Credi
Mobilier, with capital 10000, 900 franc.
has cleared profits to the amount Of 1871,
600, 900 francs. The average number {
shares haid by the propretors ia between
and IL shares; there are 1870, 600 shares i
all. The capital of this joint stock compa
ny has been doubled; it was 10000, 90
francs, it is now O,O00. 900 francs.
During the recent storm in Wisconsin
tho lightning was seen to strike into tn
lakes IN thc vicinity Of Madison, and masse
Of ice two feet in thickness were hurle
hundreds Of feet in the air. like dust befor
the sweeper; and the latent heat set free b
the change ofvapor to liquid was so gres
n rni A6n kna Mr. In Ca