Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

AxxrAL ArErixo.-The Young Settlers
are requested BY order Of Secretary Hibbasd
to meet st Mr.. W. A. Fosters Law odRcs
over Wilson's js~elry store, Brady street,
ne Second. tomorrow Tuesday evening.
Business Of importance. A full attendance
is desired.
Orr RsApv, " SKArEas. -Capt. Andreas
vii b. ready Tor you 10 morrow, at his park
on brady street. The ice will - - splen-
did condition, aud Il is the intention TO hold
grand opening carnival tomorrow eve
ning-ths weather permitting.
CoLD.-Eserybody that wishes 70 get 10
'out Of the cold" should call upon Rsaing-
ton Z Co. Their clothing is . sure protsc>
ton. For the next 80 days money can be
saved by buying ef:thsm. You get good
goods At fair prices. Good suits on short
notice.
Bunxsfr's FLORAL HAND Boox.-Oae sf
the most desirable little books ~ have sesn,
10 that published BY the celebrated house Of
Joseph Burnett 4 Co, Of Boston-moseover
il being distributed gratuitously By most Of
our druggists, renders Il available T. oil whe
are levers Of flowers and floral psoducts.-
Not the least important points 10 developed
b the various toilet articles. perfuoery and
6avoring extracts Of Burnett's manufacturs.
which are second to none osds in the Old
or new world. Our druggists and grsce,s
have these goods for sals.
OYsrRx's Down.-Bsst xxx BY the case,
A6 cents per :one half can; BY The dozsa.
90 cts. per one-half can at the Red Stsr
Oyster Depot.
Dedlc nslen er Dse. N1argaerlte's
Church.
The extensive editions which hsve been
in progress at the Ste. Marsuesits (Cati.oiic)
Church, corner Of Le Claire and 10th streets,
having bsen completed. the dedication ser.
vice was held yesterday morning. The sd
dition to the original structure, which is 40
By 81 feet, consists Of two wings. waich
cross the sorth cad sf The orig;nsl building,
che dimensions Of which in The aggregate 10
40 by 1903 feet The building nov presents
the form ofa cross, and is . very elegant
structure, both as to its external and inter.
nal appearance. >.
Father Cosgrovs. Of Ste. Aargue, ties. had
made % effort 70 obtain tho services Of the
Bishop Of this diocss, to take the leading
part In the ceremonies, but being dissppci,t.
Cd, the duty devolvsd upon Father Psla-
morguss. Of st. Anthony's church Of this
city, assisted BY Father Laursnt Of Musea>
tine.
The service Of dedic ating or blessing the
charoh ediicc commenced at half past ter
o'clock, by Father Palamorgues, assisted BY
Father Laurent.
The sermon Was delivered BY Father
Laurent. after which the choir, assisted BY
. portion Of Father Laurent's choir, froa
Husoas,ns, performed Nozart's Twelfth
Mass. which magnificent composition, was
very creditably executed.
The audience was large. though the wssth-
er was extremely cold. The csssmnniss
ws-e highly impressive throughout.
0RsELsy's LEcruaE. Hall
was we'll filled last Saturday night, 70 hear
Horace Greeley upon "The Issues and Les
sons Of our Civil War;" His delivery was
mild and moderate snd the subject matter
such as might have been expected, being
the peculiar vicws expressed in the Tribune
and commented upon by the press through
out the country. The feeling Of curiosity that
led many to 60 to the lecture, showed itself
10 the applause which greeted the lecturer
on his appearance upon the stage. What
ever may bs said Of Ar. Greelsy's peculiar
views, Il must at least 10 admitted, that
there Is much Of reason 10 then. He in.
Arrsd that we, ~ . people, thisk The war Of
Importance because happeaing 10 esr ewn
time and couatry vst. nsvsrthslsss, the
principles and issues that wsss at stake
make it ever nemosable. He considers var
the last srsument Of peoples - we'll -
kings, and thst L were bstAss that half die
by the swesd thaa sli BY iauins-ths result
Of anarchy. He considered the greatest
danger Of ths United States y b. in TO sx-
tensive territorial acquisitions, that ths iii. |
tasisn Of the people over vast territory re-
tardsd rather than promoted c,vilizasien,
and eitsd fsssige powers - instances. He
eoasidsss asssoselisiss - divinsly ssdainsd,
and. - suehsea only stand the test Of tias.
He thiaks Canada shsu ID aak 70 become
part Of u United StsGss before any move
b maas By sur govesamsae In that direction.
With sems shadow Of ssasoa - sevisWsd
the relations bstwssn The Nssth and South
aad in this csassc4ion spske Of the rsprs>
s.nta'ion qusst;oa, SEATING, that II the laes
rcssllieus States were in The Union. that
they were entitled 70 representation, alse
stating that shsrs could b no intermediate
grouse. that they wsss either n o. out, and,
judging iron The susesssfal termination sf
the var. enly one condasien can b arrived
q; or in he lecturers swn words. how
eaa the north turn TIE shsst corner snd ssy
they are euts' aftsr whipping then to 90.
vince them that they wsss u r. Aessrdine
70 his idea, Jsf Davis end HE associates
cannot nav b haagsd With credit 70 - - .
psople. and ws cannot under aay oooditioa
coopel the South 70 send men, when they
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