The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-23

pEtoss toiu u5s ana I0r u mom0nG kept "a.
lsDcs. Then, - il thinking that soms de.
csptaos might Do attempted, Que of then pre-
parsd TO administer most solemn oath one,
too, that may have hsd sarcasm in il
NOW, on the oath Of an Englishmon, do
You believe these things 10 be truep" Being
assured that they were even so, they d onoe
from the American chapel and from Ameri-
can books, even from oil things American,
lest they be suliisd with Ansrioan Slavery.
The unfortunate man who had acted - trans
lator tried TO explain that America had q
North ~ we'll - South, and that thors was
. deep and indignant sorrow even in that
land for these things. But the attempt dis
nsily failed: 'sLet those Of the North, - said
they, ego home and convert those OF che
South before they come 10 preach 70 the Arabs.
Even the Turks never did such things %
these" H@a
IL wss the remark OF IN Italian frisr, re-
mark gleefuIly uttered. that all the priests
sent forth BY the Propaganda at Rome could
not have struck so heavy blow at Protest
antism 10 Syria, - the American nsws. touch
ing Slavery Tribune.
JArAsxsx CoIs. The gold, silver, and
bronze coins oil Japan are becoming pretty
plentiful in the city. Mr.. G. w. Burr, Jew
slsr, OF broadway, has shown Al q number
OF them Of curious shape and considerable
value. One OF them, . hundred dollar pisee,
10 nearly - large ~ decent sized platter.
The coins are Of various shapes, the gold
ones being oval, the silver ones oblong; the
bronze coins afs also oval, with square holes
ID she center. The gold coins arc quite thin,
having evidently been hammered ont, and
then stamped with the mint msrks IN Japan
csc characters, the larger ones also bearing,
10 black lacquer, the value in large letters
number OF these coins are now on exhibi-
ton at Barnum's Museum. -lTribuns.
e1They have no aged maids 10 Japan
When the girls don't get married voluntarily,
tho authorities hunt up husband, and make
thsu marry, willing or not willing.
To THE PUBLIC.
Altar having received, ax / believed, the ak
prsssed And willing consent Of = majority of the
Trustees of the Unitarian ChsrcA to occupy IL fer
Monday evening for my entertainment, was in
formed per nots 1t noon on Monday that ss meet
ing % the Bard Of Trustees OF that Church they
had eonslu dsd not 70 allow ms the use Of their
church, believing that I hAd Acsed independent
Oh hne oonsdns OF y minority OF Inc boaru Win
regard 70 the matter. I would simply remark tina
the deciaiens Of thai Board are OF course impera-
tive bat they acted hurriediy. and with regard
for the second party In the matter, or they woald
haye consulted with prior 10 their decision, or
NJ least have notife ed me In time to make ether
arrangements, and % discharge my obligations to
the community and d. justice to myself.
May ~ -dlt WALTER c. LYMAN.
HOUSE WANTED.
A dwelling house wanted i'm m sdiately. Address
., the Gate City once, VIM. RICHARDS.
PORT OF KE0KUk.
Arrivals, May n.
Wisconsin No. 2 from St. Louis.
Hannibal City
Itascs
W. L. Rwing, St. Paul.
John Ball
Clara Hine from Moutrose.
Eagle from warsaw.
River al . stand with thirty-sx inches water on
sas Rapids.
A1-The ID. Votaw, jr. Co.'s Ladies Drawing
IN their Gift Enterprise will take place June 25th
and 18th, 1850, at Fort Madison, lows. The tick
ct holders meet on the Gath to select their Draw
ing Committee.
Those wishing tickets must apply soon.
d. yoTAw, ia. b co.
May nth, fs8e-detw7t