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knk nd viHinitys
NBdusatsd Il one = ~ - ~ omnsd Uniysrsi-
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nsnity.
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8xsuinat1sns and sdviee gratis.
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80 4eesAn.
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REMOVAL.

An r GATE CRY OFFICE l.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-16

Losses EastfsSiy Aljssssd snl Pyo~pee1ssS
upwA1pd o., 900 200
OF Losses haze bsSn a 81 ths Itas Irsur.ue.
Goa N The psst 70 yssrs.
FIRE aaa InIana HaS4kasssa
Risks accepted at terms ecnsistsnt With solvsncy
and fair psoat.
E1stisi attention ytsG ~ lnsv~sscs ~ Dsss,tss,
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UUogN800 NOTICE.
- eli bob wesk 70 b. paid Tor on
ssnlso thsrs h : spssisl ssdssstasd-
- eesteaey.
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49, as
-- :. ~
PL q 31G = h Z co.,
Having mevsa - 10 nsw I ssssy
ae.se, Ne. l0s MasA. -, cor. lsns
ARE NOW PREPARED 70 FURNIsH,
PAlNTERs ANn ounEDEns
ALLOW PRICES FOR CASH,
wa GLASS q al sss'. mr. $40 !. 4ssss 90 !;
SASH, (Pr,mslSak Gaass< " Ssstvs10
LlNSEED OIL, (Raw or Boiled y
LARD AND CoTToN-sEED on,
Cor Lubrieasing and BarninE)
"a. PURE WHITE LEAD;
URE wHITIszINc;
sPRlF6 TURPENTlNE;
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= his ssxap JAPAN.
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Ne. 1Os Mos avs6), l. 80 " NJ u IN, l,
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~ 0ipsenanlnesn u : word eoiae1 =
n9 - dsaote psrseas who have -
q jneoEisaaing dfisks, tAae pastAlss u
sS IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-16

0sksal y ) school IN which Truth Il.
neewu steoag.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-16
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

TIN LkfE MUFMON HFAbQNANTKHH.
As any Information concerning the movements and
character OF these outlaws OF interest a present. we
give the following says the Sacramento Sote Journal
letter received from San Bernardno by gentleman N
this city, states that since the departure the Mormons
and has risen rapidly in value there The
highly spoken of a. orderly and good Several
Of the families lately settled there In the train from
,ur snd Arkansas which robbed Of twelve
hundred head Of cattle by the Indn under the direction
s the Mormons OF Cedar City. Most of the members OF
nhese families are connected with Presbyterian and Ne
people, and All OF them excellent citizens They speak
Of the denial Of the Mormons Of their completely in
this robbery, and The previous terrible murders Of
The men and women OF an Arkansas train, most posi-
lively, as wiful, deliberate fslsehoois. Mr Bate
man, the Methodist clergyman at San Bernardno, young
man of talent @ well az courage, after having msnfuly
denounced the Mormon doctrines. Is now much encou
raeed by The enaigeme OF his field Of labor Is un
derstocd however that be will W salt lake City, he
position as minister Of the Gospel and renew bis exhOr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-16
psllee Intelligence.

CANNING HorsEs BROKEN Ur Sergeant Berpey, n the
Mayors ofnce, aided BY squad Of under his com
mand, made descent upon gambling saloon In Houston
street. kept by named O'Neil, Saturday night,
and szed quantity Of checks and other articles belong
Ing TO the establishment together with sii so 10 money,
which vas found upon Of the tables. The gamblers
were forewarped OF the arrival OF the police and
ceeded In making their escape by Of wndow
Soon after making the descent and while the police
rMsa cking the premises a party OF rovdies gathered
around the door and threatened violence 70 the
ocers Word vas sent 10 the Eleventh precnc, station
house, when posse Of up and diepsrsed the
gang 0'Ne appeared before the Mayor yesterday and
entered into bonds 10 NE charge OF keeping
gambling saloon. On Sunday night she Eighth rrc,nct
police maoe descent upon . gambling saloon At the
corner OF Spring and Washington streets, where they ar
rested Thos Smith the proprietor Of the place and eight
persons who were busy engaged at "fsro." The
prsoners were brought before Justice Kelly the Jeer
son MARKET Police Court where they held for OK
animation.
CuARcy oy HuHwAY RomKpv. Michael sweeny, q boy
about seventeen years OF age arrested on Sunday
night charged with having assaulted and robbed NO
man named Ann Mclean, at the corner Of Centre and
Worth streets The prisoner took - from the person OF
the complainant Justice Connolly committed sweeny
for exsminslion.
AiIrerp fssAn SBorfrrxps.- Murphy an
Cathane Hamilton were arrested for sboplipg In Grand
street yesterday The former at the store
Frspce Crcpin 2e6 Grand street while the latter va
discovered operating At the store OF Mr.. Brewer ner
door. Justice Steers committed the prisoners for ex
animation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-16


Prom California u. .spi,ss e he sesm:hp star q the
child,sp 2 wR1ssIes Alfred x,shel WI rrsa, Dag
sonIse., : BsrpsA ! u BeicS 81 ) FLINT, &
NV Chckering d BATS Read, n l. ScIlvsne wife and
child, barsis Ieygor, Rose nfeld Geo gimere rneo
Russell q, ofge shermsr u wescott, N riss "
n,lssg 4 tisber,. Dyer. Jr; o W Owen Brebm,
" Berkenhpsch, Fox and boy, Coodon and
gife, Morse, ,wthey, l. Pollard Bloom,
seisy Isny Mrs leslie and two children sr. M-isechy
Miss Pearson, Purser Ritterboute Usr hrs Frank
un, child sns servant nor ate, konisni J InS,nse
fsse, AZ Martin, VIM Fielding, VIM Mssuire JssFerrier
Jno Byrd Gould, and 22 in forward csbins- Total lS
From New Orleans ana Hsvsns in steamship Philadelphia
= Wright, Fsun Snsnnon Ales stein, vie and hve
children, Mr. liebtoall q Taylor, Osnn, PhtneAe
Lsrl Mood, Miss Bulls, and ~ IN The s"ersse
From Savannah, in the steamship westerngor.-a Newsl
and lady, G. A Hand Henry Baldwin n Y y ueorge,
paype, Cant CedCy " Boutwell,, MCGOWAN Brown,
VIM. Hasings and seven IN he seersge.
From Charleston in the steamship Columbia Mrs Bsf
ie Miss bar tet Bartlett, and serv Taylor Kneesna
Conles II Rsrriello W Doane, y 6sdsworh ] " HANK
q Ortees c Lamolette and Two servans Maigiull ~
sissJ r weld Churchill, Mrs Despo an child Mrss
Watts 7 wemsn. J Paul, Mrs wnberg, Miller, ca
wase, Ggp Campaensc, Lcnspecker W Marshall ColJs
Brd. = Dess Mrs & Pearce and two children Hydea
Y ~ dc, and n IA tha sieerase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-16

THr RxAR ADMIRAL MouAMxrp PAcHs ASp MS sCrrE lef
this city yesterday for Washington having suffered Inic
tous during the past week. far exceeding thcse imposed
by the most stringent pilgrims the tomb OF the Prophet
The sandwiches at the city Hall we're but the commence
ment Of their sufreripss They have been parsded
through Broadway mud IN six torse sleigh, peered at
by the curious crowds Of the theatres oged by the ha
tues Of the opera, bespsered by the mud Of the Navy
Yard roved up the East river The pauper boats fed
crackers ard cheese at the Aims House dragged through
the mud o RaDdas Island regsled with the odor o the
noisome hospitals introduced 10 the doctors the marous
the jsors the lunaics the Aldermen and the paupcrs
and IN short, obliged 10 endure every ndgny tnat the
fertile brains of Common Council mounsebanks could sue
ges The only approach 10 reception becoming the
Of the Rear Admiral has been e OF hny marines At the
Navy Yard, and few hundred ragged boys at Rindsrs
leland Perhaps the Pscha don't all this
and humbug in ts true light Probably he kn)ss t1ng
or two, in apite Of bis hundred aud sixty wives New
York Is great, and the Common Council ts fathers
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-02
From tie Detroit Free Press
THE OLDEST BIBLE IN AMERICA

rms Is volume of six hundred paoes con+,in
ing tne whole Bible in the Latin lanrnape n he
iiohgst 10 the Rev. Dr. Duflield, of this citv The
ooH oII a. MADE entirely OF velum, and the printing
Is Is an oone by hand with pen and ink. Ever22
letter Is perfect in its shape and cannot he disti
guished by any imperfection in form, from tba
printed letters of the present day. The shane oi
se G IS OF course different from those now in
use, put In no other respect they be distinpush
eo from printed matter. The letter is of ahont tb
same size as that in which this article is nrin+ad
whlch VIII give an deaof the difficulty of forming
no o PGpdeco h work The immense amount of labor
umIs on each page, each of which lacks only about
SIX letters OF being wide as the columns of fbS no
Per. Per Ihey will average sixty lines to the column.
he columns numbering l2OO we have about 10 nno
lines In the whole book. NOTHING short of a iifa
tlme could accomplish such a work
Inc date OF this book is A. d. 92O 1t was CON-
seqen5ly made go years before printing was in
nothing on this continent, in the shane of a b"oiy
equal to 1T in age. The velum upon which II i
printed, is of the finest kind, and is made Of the
shin OF young lambs and kids, dressed and rubbed
bat wr pIice stone until it is very thin 1t is some
alum between that and the drawing paper now
III use Inc tne veins in the skin are dstinctIv
visible IN many places. A pencil mark was drawn
py the operator to guide the construction of each
me Many pages have these lines visible on their
Whole surface, no effort having been made TO rnb
tnem out. Two lines running up and down divide
t the columns with mathematical accuracy. At the
beginning of each chapter highlv coIorad orna
mental letters are placed. These are the only
marks OF the division of chapters There are no
SUBDIVISIONS into verses, the chapter runninC
through in one paragraph to the enc, and no desao
crIptive headings.
This invaluable relic was nresentad +o Dr nr
nelu Dy Lewis Cass jr., our Minister Resident at
Rome; He procured it of Greek monk who
Drought 1t from the Greek convent of St. Catha-
rIne, at the foot of Mt. Sinai. Mr. Cass befriended
TINS monk, who was in trouble, and he in return.
presented him with the volume which we have de-
scrloed According to his story, it is the work of
one OF the ancient monk scribes in the convent above
named, When it became known that Mr.. Cass was
country, the round of 5000 was offered him
Tor 1t by the monks of the city of Rome This was
oI course refused, for the pleasure of placing so
lnestlmable relic in the hands of one who can an
Preciate Its value so well learned divine DR..
Duheld At the time ofthe late fire in the Doctors
mouse, this book was thrown into the street among
Others, and came very near being lost. 1t was
picked up on the sidewalkby one who recognized it
preserved it.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-02
Police InfeIliuennn

on saturday night last number of parties who con-
Sesae at te intersection of Fawn and President streets
tb INTO the middle district police charged
" abusing and threatening the officers of that section
III appears that for time past these officers have
annoyed by these parties, by having stones thrown at
them threats made against them SC and tIot ~, ~
h!sht ABOVE named, Sergeant Davis of the middle dis
tict station, was endeavorng to disDerse tba cro5
Snen violent demonstrations were made against
@ anu anu ne was compelled to draw pistol with which to
NJ te aI pay securing the aid of Sergeant Herrett
ana officers Severe, Ridgway, Shearer Deal EdwardS
nu9gers, Harrigan, Maloney, Colly and Wy thew snc
Teef IN arrestng the following named parties Daniel
eel mos Moon Jos. Charks, Martin MorreU Francis
Novel, Dennis Kelly, - Finner Jno WiIso1 To- o!S M!
ley and Michael Byrns, all of whom were committed "a
Justice Mearis A "e""'lour' ny
Thos Mooney and Owen ONea were Yesterday arrested
Gy capt Bashears charged with fighting in the street
Court NlO1 security u answer at
samuel Long, charged with severely beating a small
chlld OF Mrs. Margaret Nelson was arrested Inv Office
Anet and held to bail to answer at Court by Justice
Michael Burns, charged with assautinp and heate,
Joseph Elliott arrested by officer WRIGHT and cn
ted by Justice Mears in default security to answer
at court ''' W answer
VIM Johnson and Jas Lewis, charged with dsorder1v
conduct in the street, by officers Raw and
hldd and committed in default of bail for further
ing, by Justice Mearis ~
oihcer Arnett arrested J. Levy and Robert Williams
charged with fighting in the street They released
upon security for further hearing
Samuel Zonott arrested by officer Stalings unon
e charge Of abusing James Smith and resisting the Off
Ger IN the discharge of his duty Justice Mears released
MIN on security for further examination.
John Cosgrove rested by officer WILEY charged
win asSautng Joseph Elliott and also the officer making
Ile arrest He was committed to at Court by
Justice Mearis -
Officers Rdgway and CoIv arrested Wu uaoe,- ,,,o.
Ihe charge Of assautng and beating Anthony Passman
justice Mearis held him to bail to at Court
samuel Barton charged with fast and reckless driving
IN the street. arrested by officer Barringer and fined
81 ana costs by Justice Mearis.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-02
THE HARVEST IN ENGLAND
[From the London T;mec7


The weather for the week nearly closed has ol
houSh broken, been toleraby fair for agricultural
purposes Inc actu - summer quarter is fast draw
ing 10 close, but here in Dublin we have not vet
S5 SGI 9gyohu the temperature of early spring. The
Wlnd blows pretty steadily from the northwest and
Ihe mornings and evenings are as chilly as thev
might be in the month of April In fact never was
Phhopnecy more false that that which foretold that
meao OF 1858 was to be the hottest within the
mrmory. OF man-that cattle were to he CON
ravs a IN the field by the force of the suns
baS ot ana an so forth. Nothing of the kind
nrosobino. lhe 10 pass, and autumn is rapidly an
very well without this rt Is getting on
report from the provinces speaks fayorahr of tbs
apper1ce OF the grain crops and of the nromise Of
Haothor! RiLI naEreSt. AS regards the cool of the
medther DuDlln is quite outrivalled hv tbo oto+ F
the temperature in Cork. The Cons;o' 1,F'p oS VI
terday thus reports: 0'""'o" Oh yes
"Slnce the beginning of this month the vrootbo,.
las mru Deen remarkably cool for the time of wear
nLuiinS that period the highest point reached b,
tne self-registering thermometer at the CorL IS
ssiIaIion was 81 degrees This was on the Ist IN
tne "a 1t gained that height Also On the 3J tbn
hri nest @ was was 90. On the 4th 81 again reached
T,9 ~ IN 'he oth the highest was 66. On the 9Th
uesuay, the maximum attained was only G3 do
grees, ana yesterday the same This contrasts in a
99d IN fdoe 1 manner with the temperature on the
,,o;nt ~ last month"; when so degrees, the highest
pm M as yet thls year, was attained
Inc iowestpoint to which the Thermometer dronr-
GU (ro the coolest part of that dav was 60 de-
: Yesterday 1t dropped low as 43 indicatinr
a. temperature which completely bars the claim Gf
Ti rue weather to be considered as that of summer
I dllierence between the highest point Yesterday
lnd the te highest on that day fortnight was II deg
lrst mentioned day and the highest on the latter
vas vas no less than 81. sharp breeze from the north
HeTt has prevailed for the last two or three days
tne weather colder than was agreeable
a requent and heavy showers of rain have also fal
en-! en-! particularly on Tuesday, in the cyeninD nf
reached tn fbo
torm.' o 'lolehce oil