The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-29

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Inn Nora. sapp,yise EssHsh $50 q. ~.
pos.,. N.p;.r, Nehamnsdsn's1 ~. :.
n0Os a !. A r:.;,;,.,;ou, Hi,sor q Young 2,
Ballot, The Dif6cu'.'eso, 80, :. "a Am.r;e.n
r..;a,.,;.m The Irish Church ana Ans m
-, w. Personal Vanity Of Vueel III,
sni , n from DR.. Livingston. Denoe
u ~. are scraps and poetical pieces.
THr AMERICAN HoRrIcuIruRAL JOURNAL,
nnhl;.hed by Tilton Co Boston, y one %
the yery best publications Of its KIND ine
| juno namber is finely filed.
The bes. Of the British Quarterlies is the
Wrsrxrs srra REVIEW. And no better mum
her than that for April has appeared lol .
| long time. The place Of honor Is gwen = .
discriminating and loving cri'ique upoD
an. o,;vo,s,, aDon Qaixote, says .nia
....v;., - is the worlds pansomine' onn
s.s.,sr,h ! Il, and clsp their hands young
W. Ia msidens end In It their best ana
t.a,;... thoughts, the expression Of Their
Ias, feelings, while, at the same time, their
sre.m. and high Wanting ambitions are
turped into the greatest fun. Old men renew
,h.;r childhood in il, and call to mind the
DAYS when they, too, we're young, anu nsu
thai, dreams, and they now see, IN the pages
Of the very same book, that the r'dicule cast
upon them was only too well deserved; not
indeed for the fire which as young men tneg
threw into the working Of their schemes, not
for the oyerbearing enthusiasm which tor
lime burnt up all sel6shness in their natures
out for their blindness to common things, ana
the preference they had for flights Of faith,
ar fancy. over common seEse. A real
Christmas pantomine, and full Of Christmas
charity and brotherly kindness The ianen-
ter which rings through it is = laughter which
mellows. as we'll as brightens, the heart. The
situations and transformations arevery START
ling. Bnt there are no stage tricks, no
sieicht of-hand. You see them With your
own eyes, aud you laugh and cheer without
being deceived. No clown and slippered pan
.AIoon with spectacles on nose, harlequin and
columbine, ever presided at such matchless
sport, or produced such rapidly changing
scenes, And such scenes All natural, for
the most part gay, many fragrant with the
breath of Lowry Aowers-o,hers stately -
wisdom and not one intentionally impure
or unholy thought among them all.
The noticeable point made by the reviewer
is that Don Quixote cannot be fully inter
preted or understood, save by an acquain-
lance with the literature IN Spain and Eu>
rope. of the Age of Chisalry. The paper on
:. Modern Notions of Government: the Irish
Question: is from the pen Of strong writer
and vigorous thinker. It should be read BY
every political student. The other articles,
all veil written and readable, are: The Pill.
grim and the Shrine, Hindu Epic Poetry,
| Popular Education, The Church System OF
Ireland and Canada, Spiritual Wives, Demo
cratic Government in Victoria. An excel
lent feature of the "Westminster" isitsAqple
aud scholarly brief reviews OF late EabRca.
lions under the head Of Contemporary Lit
erature,'' in the fuliness and interest of these
reviews il surpasses all its rivals. The WEST
minister" and the other Quarterlies are pub
lished by The Leonard Scott Publishing
Company" New York.
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| Two Families, by Miss &. F. Williams; The
ophile Gautier, by Eugene Benson; Casa
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Night, by Miss Agnes Harrison Abyssinia,
and King Theodore, by G. Reynolds; The
Discovery of Etheriza,iop A Cattle of In
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E. Waring Thrift, by Hiram Rich; Week
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BY James Russell Lowell Literary Notices.
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/" William Henrys Letters to bis Grand
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Money and Morals Some Autographs: John
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Jackson, Who was arrested the day preyiou.
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terday. There was lack of evidence TO con-. |
Wet him Of assault with intent to kill, so h. |
was tried upon the charge Of assanlt and bat |
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