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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-01

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

The SUICIDE OF Miss CROKER Ar DEs
MoINEs-THE Bopr Fousp.-The Register
Of yesterday explains, in the following man.
ner, the mysterious disappearance of Miss
Ada Crecker, of Des Moines, few days
since. 1t says
In our Sunday issue we mentioned the unac-
countahie disappearance of Miss Ada Croker,
and with II the information that Of her wear-
ing apparel had been found on the rivers bank
Saturday evening two miles above town-peint>
ing to the fearful suspicion that the missing sirl
had buried herself in suicides grave in the Des
Moines. Sunday morning the river dredged
Immediately by the where the clothing was
found, ana here her lacks led to the waters
edge. The body was und only some fifteen or
twenty feet away from the place Of entering the
stream; and although it had laid in the water two
days and two = tights, il Was perfectly FREQ from
hlemish or bloat, the face natural, and nothing
but one broken finger indicating the violent death
The corpse Was taken to the desolate homo Of her
mother, and the funeral took place Al 10 o,clock
yesterday-attendcd by large train Of trnlv
synpathi1ing friends.
Miss Croker was fifteen years old, girl or
intelligence and promise-the daughter Of
Iowa's most gallant soldier, the late General Nj.
NJ. Croker. The family can give no reason for
the mad act. Her home pleasant and per
fectiy loved by her. She had aEouud her young
life every charm for living and protection. The
morning she plunged herself into death, she left
homo for school, apparently in huoyant spirits.
Before going she had been very lively and happy
hearted, and passed out Of the door, with her
school satchel and dinner pail in hand, singing a
merry tune, and went schooward seemingly
bthesomc and gay. Instead OF going TO the
school house she went to the river, her footsteps
plainly showing that she stopped at apoint here
the winter was seven feet deep. There she dve.,
ed herself of that portion OF clothing which hsd
floating tendency. Shawl, bonnet and skirt
werc wrapped up in a bundle, and laid on the
bucket containing her school books and dinner
Along the river we're footsteps up and down the
bank-wAsre she had walked, either in a per
turosd struggle Of life and death. or seeking :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14
Northwestern Union Packet Company.
!" white Collar Line,

Regular fare to St. Louis TWO peLLAns. until iur-
Their orders.
Daiiy line Of passenger Packets to 81. Louis ana
all intermediate points, consisting of the TOM.
JA9PDR. Captain Burnett, master; the Pill.
8R01IpAN, Captain Davidson, master, and
the H4AD0A, Captain Robt. Hill, master, one
Of which win leave the landing each day at
$50 ., IN.
The above boats will make close connection
with those running between shi. point and st.
Paul.
Arrangements have recently been made in
transferring at Rock Island by which passengers
can reach st. Paul "a hours in advance of any
other line.
In addition to tho above tho passenger and
reight Packets aOkx1D 9eP11E. Captain
Moses Hall, master; VICTORY, Captain Sco-
field, master. and the PALMER, will make reg
ular trips
Tickets for sale over the Hannibal and 81. Jo-
seph and Southern Pacific Road 10 all points
west of the Missouri river.
PatroniIe the Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or passage apply to the ,fice Of the
Company, corner Blondeau and Levee.
s. NJ. ARCHER, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14


The Davenport Gazette in an article favor
ing the construction of branch road from
that place connecting with the Toledo,
Peoria 4 Warsaw Railrod SAYS of the latter
road:
We wish that, in giving names to railroads,
points are benefited. The above caption means
connecting Peoria in Illinois and Keokuk in Iowa,
and ~ consequence afFording kcokuk on the
Mississippi direct communication with Philadel-
phia and New York.
Well, the thing has been done. The last rail
has been laid the Toledo Peoria d Warsaw
Railway, and Keokuk at last is now in connec.
ton with the great eastern markets upon line
of her oun--nothing Is wanted except the bridge
over the. Mississippi, and that will soon come.
Peoria 10 jubilant over the event, and keokuk 10
in tho like frame Of mind. In addition to the
new route east, second and shorter route to
Chicago is secured from keokuk, the distance
being 2S4 miles, and the time twelve hours, with
no change Of cars; Inhabitants Of the Gate City
will now be able TO travel to the Atlantic, going
very far South Of Chicago and through Peoria,
Logansport, Columbus and Pittsburgh. changing
cars only at the capital of Ohio. We congratn'
late our ncighhors Of the cities Of keokuk and
Peorn respectively, and recognize the fact thai
these localities must be immensely enhanced il
Importance by this really great improvement.
And to ouraelves. We hope to chronicle
at no very distant day the completion Of thu
Peoria & Rock Island Railway, and to enjoy with
our sister city at the South the pleasure Of travel
ing from the interior city of Illinois to Philade
| pha or New York over one of the best route.
which this or any other country affords. Ths
Pennsylvania Central, though ita connections. Al
VIC understand tho matter, reaches to Peoria, and
is bound to touch the north and south river n
two points at least, Davenport and keokuk. W.
say thi. corporation is bound to do it, alwayi
provided IL proper -yis manifested BY thu
localities ints csted to cure such result. keo
kuk, it appears, has secured her part Of the mat
ter, and Davenport must not be far behind. W.
have no reason to fear she win be, but there mus
be no laying oars, no misaPplication o
Judgment as to location OF route.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

The FksrivAI.-Th weather of last night
was 1ntolerable. yet Notwithstanding very
good-sizsd crow attended the Feesival at the
Estes House. The ladies Of the First Bap-
list Church have spared no pains to make
this Festival attractive, and in every way
worthy the. patronage of the public; and in
view Of the object for which il was gotten up,
all our citizens should consider ii both duty
and pleasure TO 90 there and second the eff
forts OF the ladies in their praiseworthy en-
deavors to 6t up their new church edifce.
The Fair will. continue this evening, and
should be largely attended and literally pat
ronized. A glance At the cart Gallery is
alone worth walking squares to see, to say
nothing Of the various other very attractive
features Of the whole affair. Let there be q
liam" there tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

IL order to allow the Tanners and their
friends to attend the Great Mass Meeting to
be held at Des MONIES, on the Esd and oath
mats, the Des Moines Valley Railroad will
issue tickets At the rate Of ($3) three dollars
each for the round trip, provided there are
engaged not fewer than two hundred tickets
at the different stations on the line between
keokuk and Ottumwa, both included. Lists
of the excursionists to be sent to tho Super
intendent on or before the 10th inst, SO tina,
the proper number of coaches may be fur
nished. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

Record Of transfers conveying real estate
within The townships Of jackson, Des Moines,
Van Buren,, Charleston, Montrose and west
half of Jefferson, in Haif Breed tract"
with date Of transfer, placed on ile for the
two weeks ending Saturday, Oct. 10, 1868.
Sept, 90. 1867 Abel CHAM to Judith
Eaton 40 feet 10; ., block ISIS, keo-
knk. tan 90
Sept. u, 1875. Daniel culku 10 Law
rence Gnkin. LOT II, block lbs. keo-
kuk. l2ep 90
Sept IS is6s Gyms Felt TO Daniel
foughtcnbury, lot :, block l2o, keo
kuk. 75a 90
SEPT. % 1868. Sarah II. Estes to Caleb
t.. Hieh.m. 10, IL. block lss, Keokuk, 1904 90
Ang IS, 1865. j. G. Hughes to Samuel
F. & +. w. Miller 4 Rollin ]. Reeves.
und 80 ofe # Of lot block 81.
keokuk
Aug. ~, 1867 E. Keith to Margaret !.
Taylor: lots 2 and block 81, Charles
ton, leo 90
sept. q, 1853 J. L. Rice to F. John
Buss; LOT 10, block 1879, keokuk. 100 90
Oct 2. 1853 Amanda Estes to VIM. A.
Dove. lot 3, block Ia, Estes Addition,
keokuk, 500 90
Oct, 3, 1865. Frank Heller to John
Schoch; lot 4, block %, Kilbourne's
addition. Keoknk. 9nn 90
March -, 1857. Patrick Conroy ct nj to
Mary McAvoy; lot II, block eos, keo-
kuk, soo 90
| Oct. I, 1858. James Hays to Mary Avery:
| front hf lots 5 and q, block 81 keokuk,
| &C. D.. | 90
| Nov. II, 1857. VIM. A. Rice to Edward
| C, Rice; lots and and 10 feet Of
| y, block 81, Reid's addition, Keokuk 30no 90
| Aug. II, 1865. Hiram Barney to John
| Neyens lots II and IL, block 90, Ma
| Eon'e Lower Addition, Keokuk, 100 90
! Oct. 5, 1868. ]. G. Curtis to Elizabeth
/ A. Leighton; lot IL and hf lot H.
! block l3s, keokuk, $50 80
! Jan. 9 1860. Samuel j. and Friedrich
| Lyman to Cyrus Felt; lot 10, block S.
| keokuk, Q. c. D., 90
June 7. 1867. H. W. Sample to John
LOOMS; pit of or sec 80, tp s., range
/ ). ia acres, 76e 90
juno 80. 1868. w. Sullivan to j. H.
McCutcheon; e hf + qrs Or sec 2,
tp 66,r6, $50 90
/ Dec. Ia, 1857. Frank Ballinger to Henry
Smith; ps Of ar sec IS, tp ee, RS, 100 90
| Oct. 3, 1868. John and Mary Bullard to
Charley P. Pine; y pit Of n hf nwqr
sec is, tp 81, = 5, SO acres, 900 oo
| Oct. 2. 1860. Martin Rice to Edward c.
| Rice; frac v Or sec and frac hf
| or sec I6, tp 81, r 5, 36 acres, 500 OF
| July Is, 1858. AmAss J. Knowles to
| Stephen B. Bond; hf hf sec l6 tip
&C., 1000 ol
April 20, 1857. James J. Brown to Ne
hemiah Spencer. pit Of W hf n ear
| 16, tp 67,r los eC
/ Sept. 10, 1868. Nehemiah Spencer to
James 5. heran, PIT of W hf n or
l6, tip q, 70. 500 Gf
A. j. MATTHIAS, Deputy Recorder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14
FIR. MAnIsoS. Iowa. Oct "a 1913

= .HNDFoUNt iUWHy VCE 10, IcHo.
EDITOR GATE CiTY: am in receipt of Z
letter from the veteran commander of the It'll
Iowa Infantry, Major General Elliott
", Rice, Of Oskalocsa, in which he promise,
to be with US here at Fort Madison on the
10th inst, if he can possibly get away. A,
Gen. Rice has many warm friends among
the soldiers Of this locality, it might be well
to mention his name in connection with the
call for the above meeting.
Yours truly,
j. 3. MORRISON,
Secretary Tanner Climb"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

THE Constitution thought II had a good
point some time since, because the Secretary
Of the Vernon Ivan Buren, county, Demo-
cratic Club helped furnish the music at Re-
publican meeting at Bentonsport. It may
have been good point for the Constitution
man, but We fail to see it. The same Secre-
tary Of the Vernon Democratic Club was at
the Bonaparte rally the other day and fur
nished capital Republican campaign music.
He is also making capital speeches for Grant
and Colfax, and is doing excellent work for
the Republican ticket in his county. The
fact is, the aforesaid Secretary has repudiated
the Seymour and Blair Democracy. And
that's what's the matter. We hope the Con-
stitufion man still feels good over it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

Oun young friends, f. B. Goodrich and
Charlie Patch, in charge Of the Telegraph
oiscs here, labored faithfully and With Cd
nirabls pefsistence into the wee sma' hours
to i've our readers IN fullest possible slec-
ton returrs The 'as worked badly, but
- the resslt Of their endsavors, We have :
very satisfactory showing for the break fast
delectation Of orr patrons. They are both
sterling young gentlemen and good operators,
and will in the future rank high 10 their pro-
fession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14
Arrivalsaal Dspartarssof the nails
olosrHs.
.,lv.,, and p,pansrs Of ksekuk Packets

ron 1oY, Arrives on Sunday AMI Thurs
,Ay. & o'clock p. m, and Departs on Tuesday
ard Friday, At Z o'clock =. m.
ANDY JOAN0OM, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, 1T 8 o'clock p. M, ana DePsr's IN
Wednesday and Saturday, at :. M.
!. Il. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, At 8 ?. M, and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, at A. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

GRAu,s OrrsA.-It will be source OF
pleasure to the music loving public Of keo.
Ink "a know that Gran's Opera Troupe will
be here on the ed, and will give three enter.
ta;pments It Gibbons Opera House. The
Operas which will be presented are Martha
Fra Diovolo, and Maggie Flute, three very
choice selections of music.
When we announce the fact that the troupe
is the same one which sang to crowded
houses in Keokuk about one year ago, We
have done everything that is necessary to in
sure full attendance At the coming enter.
tainments. The troupe was then under the
direction Of Signor Lott. Farther announce
ments will be made in due time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

The Wapsllo Republican says: Over at
the Henry county Fair somebody pinned q
red ribbon to Clagett's coat, on which was
printed Glass No. u The red ribbon de-
noted the first premium and Glass No. Z
included Asses and Mules
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

BoTTLED thunder is cheap with the Buring-
ton Argus. 1t must get itwith the duty off.
In its Sunday issue it perpetrates this:
"Have tho Radicals heard from Connecticut
Five thousand majority for Seymour, That vii
10 Three cheers for Connecticut
Wbew''i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

.]uSIoR TANNERS, ArTENq1osi-The will
be meeting of the Juniors to>night at the
Grant Club Room, fer business, At ! o clock.
1t is particular that nl should be on hand.
Il. G. PARRorr, CAPTAIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

GLAD to receive call last evening from
that superb radical journalist Bro. Fowler
Of the Carthage Gazette He brings enconr-
aging reports from his bailiwick
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

"L1skEssALEH publishes in the Muscatne
Courier very severe letter to Mahin, of the
Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

JAMES O'NEAT. the victim of the murder
Gus assault on Sunday evening, died at On
early hour yesterday morning, and was
buried in the afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14
Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned has
bsen appointed by The Board Of Supssylsors Of Leo
County Iowa 70 supervision Of the poor
the County and eli application for relief must bs made
10 him He can be found 1t the Clerks Once in Keo-
| kuk where application for relief can be made
| aRORGE sTASWooD
| Keokuk, Iowa. Oct. !. ls6s-dAw 2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

Hon. II. O. PRArr is making fine repu-
Third District
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

AUCTION. Howe will sell this Wednes
day morning. at 10 o clock, second hand fur>
niture, clothing, boots and shoes, and dry
goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

purchased residence in Davenport at a
cost OF SCI 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

Oyg Thomas is an independent candidate
for Congress in the Third District
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14
CITY NEWS.

GEs. +. W. RICE is speaking for Grant
and Colfax.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

Hon. FaAscls SPRINGER delivered the adj
dress al the Des NJ Dimes County Agricultural
Fair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

GEN. VASDEvER is stumping in the Third
District.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

20 Green Bragg 90 solicit the pa ronAs~ Of the
did Arm g. D !. GREEN.
Bentonsport Oct. s, 1868 -oct9- dlw.wlmo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

Bopy ArLoAT.-T The Quincy Herald ofyes
terday says that the steamer Rob Roy, or
her down trip Monday morning, passed ths
body of An unknown person floating in tn,
river about Eve miles above this city. Tn.
body Was supposed to be that Of a DO,
drowned at Keokuk some days since. Par
ties we're notified BY the boatmen, and . mum
her Of skiffs are on the lookout for the body
but up TO : late hour yesterday afternoon i
had not been seen.
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The Horse Fair at Ottumwa opened yes
terday.
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DISSOLUTION .1OTICE.

NOTICE il hereby Civ hat the part
IN nership heretofore existns = the frm rsus
- c...n prsss Co., hss Boz s2so,tea BY mutuai
san.s,,t Georgs Green will 10 the business OF the
sr.s axORGE GREEN.
WI. BRAGG.
JAZZ. GREEN
tepspnrf, Get J. 1868 =. 81. CRAIG.
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( financial M Commercial.


Corrected daily ~ Esow 4 HusHR. Comm .sicn
Merchants, Second street,
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URIcn L GooDwIs will sell on this
Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock a. n,
furniture cooking and heating stoves, bed
steads, husk and spring mattress, harness,
one open buggy, harness. saddles, center Ia
hle, mirrors, one lounge, framed pictures,
&c, &c.
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ICOPY.i
Resdtvd Tia. owing the Act passed at the General
Assembly making provisions for the relief Of certain
class Of iniwent pesscns and the enormous expense
paid La Coanty the support Of Panpers enpervi-
soy s.nn Sooi lie and hereby appointed Com
utses or this Ba r ths entire county, whose duty
sha be to take general OF the poor and in
70 doing shall least three days In each weak
10 Jackson II all applications for relief
be made directly Mr.. stanvood, whose duty it shall
be to send all persons applying for aud found entitled
to relief to the poor house. except IN special cases and
that no accounts re allowed unless endorsed hy Mr..
etarwoo correct
.Nate Of Iotod, Lre County fss
harlsa Doerr Clerk OF the Board Super siaors Of
eeCounty Iowa certfs the foregoing be true copy
Of Resolution passed by the Board Of Supervisors Of
said Comfy on this day.
witness mi hand this goth day of September, A. D,
1868 CAARLn6 DObRR.
oct2-dSw 2w Clerk.