Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-20

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s..,cn vave US ! pew, and there were some
hs.dsome ladies' present, dark, nicnmone
NJ n I'll.
Av ~ nnd thep jockey featneseo ~:
- yytIvet msntiIla, to tell Of long Mcee ano
nrivesion. We saw that those VINO dressed
~ ehebbisst had yet preserved some little
article Of iewclry-a finger ring, brooch, ?
bracelet, showing how the last thing to d'e
IL woman 10 vanity. Poor. proud souls =
Last Sunday many Of them we're hesrosses +;
nov many Of them could not pay the CT
penses Of their own funeral There were
seine Confederate officers in the house. -
Thev reminded me Of the captive Jews hold
inn worship in their gut'cd temple. Some
rui3aus broke into this church after the oc.
cupatjon. and wrote ribaldry in the bible
and hvmn- book. DR., Minncgerode dared
noe pray for the Confederate States, and bis
seymon vas trite based upon the text Of the
eleventh CHAPTER OF Acts-'The disciples
were first called Christians in Antioch
In the opening lesson. however, he aimed
poieon q the North. selecting the forty
Soasth and following psalms. commencing,
1--WE have heard Nth our cars. o God
our fathers have told ~ what work Thot
slidst n thsir DAYS. in the timea Of old ~
Hence il smoke Of the heather being driver
out and the chosen pconlc nlanted. Athletes
b. Ood's disf. vor. thc fo,ef,tbers vet HEX
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w.u'u yet rous rs enemies. but now IN
~ .s. .:.. ~ Pu, 20 shame, : seProacn :
SuoW 0et80OorS AND those that 0Wele rOunt
about them. "Thou hast broken us in tn
place Of dragons, and covered Us with tn
shadoV o. DEATH" going not forth with on
armiea, bowine our souls TO the dust iii
our bet)ies clcavo unto the earth VIC ar
killed IN the day long and counted as shec1
for the slaughter.
Let oil who would drink the essence o
sorrow and anguish read this wonderful
psalm. to learn how after this recap tulatio,
the psrson said aloud the thrilling inyoca
ton:
'sAriss for our help and redeem VA 70,
Thy msrcies' sakci"
Then CAME the next psalm, light ant
Gripping, full Of praise for the king and hi.
bride coming to the nuptials with her yirpir
train: s.Instead Of thy fathers. shall be
thy children, whom thou mayst make prin.
cess in Ill tho EARTH" A poetic parallel
might BE- drawn between ali this aud the
sa.ly hopes Of Richmond; but the third
psalm came in like beautiful peroration
God is our refuge and strength, very
present help in troublc--the Lord Of Hosts
WITH ~, the God Of Jacob - our refuge
Oossn ne msxesm wsss 20 cease ,''so 'h
ena 2, tns eartn ne ore'sc'n inc DO" an,
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me captivc high priest read all this. so fear
fullv annlcablc 20 the subucated and ruin
ID town. and then the organ threw its ten
der music into the balf.empty concave. sob
him like far voice Of nuititud,s. until tho
svest s;neinc Of Madame Ruhl the chor;s.
ter, swept into the moan Of pipes, and rose
.;sh,;..sla ,,orna.a sn.L,n. ,..... -. -.
tlan The sublimest operate effort. and the
house reelcd and trembled, as if Miriam and
her chanting virgins were lifting praises to
God in the midst ofthe desert
The New Testament, read BY some strange
faulty, touches also the despair of the city.
1t told Of Christ betrayed by Iscariot. de.
serted By his disciples, saying to his few
trustv ones: IL will smite the shepherd.
and the sheep Of the flock shall be scattered
abroad" Can We not watch with me one
;nr. ~ ~ ~. "''''u w" Steep
that the Son Of Man shall return 10 .Iernsa
lem. ''stting on the right hand Of mower
and coming in the clouds of heaven" All
this, ofcourse. was the prescribed lesson for
che Sunday before Easter. which TO-DAY
happened to be; but had the pastor search.
ed il out 10 meet tho exirencjes Of the nl.ce
dpropos. lie read also from daniel whors
the kings dream was ;n,a-n."s.d. ~.
realm. like : tree worn da~n :. 49, ~ u US
sni me king himself making his dwelling
with the wild asses. but in the end "tbv
kingdom shall be sure unto thee. after TINT
thou shalt have known that the heavens do |
rule" w
Again the organ rang, and the wonderful
voice Of the choristers altrrn.ted win deem
Religious prayers, whose refrain was ..H,vs