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A Gambler Commits Suicide.

WARRINGTON May 2O:-Frank B: Fisher,
an ex-army officer committed suicide to-day
by shooting himself in the head, in faro
bank. A card was found on which he had
written ''done by my own cruel hands-cause
demoraGzed by playing faro, and may Al
mighty God have mercy on my SOUL"
Signed,
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Proceedings of the Circuit Court for Rock
III Island County.
NAY TERN, A. D., 1867.

Hon. IRA 0. WILKINSON, Presiding.
Z. G. WILSON, Prosecuting Attorney.
SAMUEL P. HODGES, Clerk.
JOHN PEETz, Sheriff.
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FRANK FISH Err.
He also left the following letter:
MAY 20, 1897.
DEAR CoRoNER.-Please inform Norman
Lodge, No. 533, of my ungodly death, and
say that request that my poor wicked body
may be returned to the bosom of mother
earth, by them, and may Almighty God have
mercy on my poor soul, thro ugh Christ Je-
sus our Savior. Amen.
FRANK FISHER.
Please inform my poor old Christian moth
er of my death, Mrs. Mary E. Fisher, of Iowa
City, Iowa.
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NOTICE.

ON ACCOUNT OF MY LOSS BY THE FIRE
" at Camden, hereby call on all who are in
any way indebted to me, to make payment on or
before June LIST, or will be compelled to proceed
against them according to law.
WILLIAM Fl. VAN LANDSCHOOT.
may7dW1m.
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FIFTH DAY-MoNDAY, MAY GOTH.
CHANCERY CASES.

CnANCEh1 GASES.
No. 16-Lucy J. Burnett vs. Leander W. Bur
nett divorce. Demurrer to first and third
causes; assigned and overruled as to the 9TH
ers and leave to complainant to amend bill in
stanter. Amended bin fled and defendant ruled
to answer by the first day of July next
No. 64-In. re. Mary Daguet. Petition to sell
real estate. Cause heard and decree for petition
er entered, and continued for report of sale.
No. 76-Martha T. Bracket VS.. Albert G.
Bracket. Divorce. Default of defendant enter
ed for want of answer. Compliments billtaken
pro CON esso and cause set for erparte hearing
Cause heard on testimony in open court and de-
decree for complainant entered.
No. 77-Henry Allen VS.. Jas. W. Bracket,
ct. al. Foreclosure Master in Chancery's re-
port of sale and conveyance fled and to stand ap-
proved unless cause shown to the contrary by
Thursday morning next.
COMMON LAW CASES.
No. 60-Richard Donaldson vs.. VIM. McCon-
mel, ST., and VIM. Mcconnell, Jr. Debt. This
was an action on a Judgment entered against de
PENDANTS by agreement at the May term of this
court, 1852, for the sum Of $500. The defense
now set up is aai tie1 record. By agreement thu
cause is referred to the court. Issue for plaintiff
and judgement entered against defendants FOL
| $500 debt and $148,75 damages and costs.
No. 67-Rinnah Wells, supervisor of Andalu
| STA, vs. A. H. Eby ct. al. Debt on bond. Tried
| by court; judgment for plaintiff and against de
| PENDANTS Richards and Ballard (other defendant
not served) for $500 debt, to be dischared by tn
payment of $S9,05 damages and costs of suit
Sea fa awarded VS.. defendants not served, to max
| them parties to this judgment.
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Old Newspapers

Old newspapers, tied up in packages of
one hundred, for sale at the ARGUS Office for
SO cents bundle.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

III The HI LII Edo
DR. FISK, OF FISK'S INFIRMARY, New
- Albany, Indiana) viii spend the summer in
Rock Island and Davenport. Having for more
than twenty years devoted special attention to
diseases of the Eye and Ear, Throat, Lungs end
Chest, in private practice, and in American and
European Hospitals and Colleges, the DIR. hopes
to merit a share of public patronage.
REFERENcEs-Mr. w. ID. Clark, Davenport;
Mr.. P. Bogue, Rock Island.
DIR. Fisk will take pleasure in referring those
who may call on him to cases restored from entire
Blindness, Deafness and various Chronic Diseases,
in all the western states.
Office in Rock Island, at the Rock Island
House; Office, Davenport, Niele's Block, north :
west corner-room, I'd floor. may21dtf.
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PARTNER WANTED,

WANTED.-A good Wagon and Carriage
w Smith, as partner. Enquire at Ballard !.
Wagon Shop, At Andalusia, Ills. fsbll-dwtf
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NOTICE TO FIREMEN.
CHIEF ENeINEER's 0FFIcE,
Rock Island, May IL, 1867,

THE ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE FIRE DE-
i partment of this city is appointed for Mon
day, the 9th inst, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, on Market
Square. 1t is expected that all fremen will be
present, dressed in fremens uniform and having
the fire engines and other fire apparatus with
them S. B. STODDARD,
Chief Engineer Fire Department.
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Type Metal.

Old type in any quantity for sale at the
ARGUS Office. Equal to Rabbit metal for al
mechanical purposes.
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Handsome Printing

We are printing some elegant Bill Heads
Letter Heads, Shipping Bills, Tags, &C.,
for some of the business men of the city,
just now. Drop in and see specimens
and, if you please, leave us directions for ex-
ecuting few for you.
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Just wriggle and wriggle and wriggie away"
Of course their highest ambition is to get
away from their tails. A tadpole once a
frog becomes in certain sense a free man.
Life assumes new responsibilities and new
duties. Congress is extremely anxious to
do that same thing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
XXXIXTH CONGRESs-sEcoND SESSION
Mt rEIEoAAPR TO THs TRIBUNE.

TRIBUNE
SENATE. .WAsHINGTOS, March ?, loC7.
The Senate met at II o'clock.
DuNDEKBERG.
Mr.. GRIMES Rep., Iowa. called up hili for the relief
OF William H. webb, constructor Of the iron clad Dundcr-
berg
Tie bill was taken mp II authorizes the Secretary Of
the Navy 10 release All claims OF the Government upon
the DunderbeTR upon the contractor reminding al money
advanced 10 linn the contract. The bi was passed,
and TO the House for concurrence ~ amendments
the RIgiyIs or VOLUNTEERS ~ TilE Hif.l LAR ARMY.
Mr.. WILSON Rep. Mass, from the Conference com
Uittee the bill declaring and nXng the Hgr OF Noun-
tecrs in the army Of the United States made report
which was agreed 10.
As agreed TO- this bin provides that I'm enmneratine the
time served by officers OF the Regular Amy, appointed
volunteers shall be counted the II had been IN
the regular service for al purposes O promotion in
reacd pay and additional ratOus, which accrue from
lenVh Of service.
PROTECTION or AMERICAN CITIZENS N MEXICO.
Nj. SHERMAN rep Aass.), from the Committee on
Foreign Relations reported adversely Oh The resolution
TO protect the rights OF American citizens m Mexico; also
on resolution to protect the claims OF American citizens
WHO have invested in Mexican loans.
TIE PROPOSED POSTAL 1ItECEAPH SYSTEM.
ON motion OF Mr. CONNEsS liscp. Cal), the Committee
on PostODies and Post Roads discharged from The
further consideration Of the bill 10 establish nest al tre.
graph system ~ the United States Iunang the motion
Mr.; Coness said the subject was a very important one
shq worthy OF more consideration than the committee
hu ptth abe 70 btstOW upon u TINS session He hoped
WOnld bc taken up at future time aud fayOrably
acted upon.
- TIFF BANKRUPT BILL.
hi POLAND nep., VT from the Committee OF Con
leIelce Oh the Bankrupt bill, asked leave 10 make a
Mr. LANE (Rep., Ind said he intended to debate IT,
MI POLAND moved TO postpone the special order.
winch was me Iain BILL FOR the purpose OF considering
the Bankrupt bill.
The motion disagreed 10 by the following vote.
Rep roman; Dem Halic; JOlnsOnitcs SMALL CARS
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thought the best course would be TO pass tho House bib
and then bring in the per cent resolution as an lnde
The CHAIR said it not in order 70 alude 10 the ac
tiOn OF the House az Mr.. Wade had done
After further debate which generally participated
in the amendment Of Mr. Catte was disagreed to-Yeas
III Nays "a.
vote then taken the bill rs passed the Honse
on the 9th of July last and IL was passed and goes 70 the
President. The following is the vote:
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so the iepOIt CouCuffed H. abd tDo D Boes w '0
President.
THE COMToUND INTEREST NOTE BILL
Mr. SHERMAN tRcp. Ohio) from the Conference Com
mtcc ON tho Compound Interest Note bill, made re-
mort which was agreed TO- The bin, "a finally agreed
upmi y this committee consists Of ono section only the
second section Of the Senate bnl having been stricken
out II provides for the redemption Of compound inter
est notes in three per Ccnt certificates IL was amended
IN the Conference committee so.hat tho amount OF heso
certificates outstanding a any time shall not eNceed
S-ooooooo. 1t was ;Oo,oCO,oo0 in the Senate bill
The Yeas aud Nays were not called Oh the mouoh 10
agree TO the report.
VETO OF IHE IENURE or OT1IoR BILL -,
Al O'clock the prGrdcnts secretary aifiNtd ~ Tue
Bar o the senate with the veto Of the Tenure 81 OhVe
nil.
TIE INDEMNITY HlLf- 49,. 81,
nv TnUMBJLL llep, IN called mp Tie bih .oi 'ho
Hons. Known ~ the Indemnity bill nj,
Mr. Johnson dem, Mdl moved 10 amchh ny h,iIkiut
out 20 much of The bin denies civil couts 81 tc thltsn
states ur Teruiorics, in the Disn,t 81 t"ummh VIZ
right Of jurisdiction prosecutions ior Atis u"h.
uudrr The proclamation of Tie Prchid,1i ga Tic oidiS VI
military Officers. - o. ~. n.
me amendmcnt WAS disagreed t0-Nfas, W Nays 20
Nr.-tg BaclGC.r, f0taH, Igrss, HcH'FtiLs, y0hhs0h
NfsnpH. NORTON, IAulL'oN, AMI hAlIsb'hi NV'S" j."
the gflifuatlve. . 49,, a., ,,,,
rbe Nm was then ra..rd without amendment, III me
form Id hch il pas,d tnc ii"ur en- tho 2Sd uIt lh'
following !. the vote oh Its Ti.t go:
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1UANhs THI TlHiIhNkNI % HhNtIF a =
Mr. SUMNER called up joint rtTpluiioh OF tbhL~ Y"
the Parliament OF Brazil Tor IL expression Oi -jndthl
and coincidence, which wac passed
TnE TrNuRE OF orFIcE MI PASSED own fhh VITO
The Presidents veto o. the Tenure Of Office bill vac
then read and without debate. the bl passVd over
A.. e..
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The Tariff bin then taken up. Mr. Sherman having
last night Withdrawn all amendments, the bill before the
Senate was the Bingham bill, which passed the House
during the closing hours Of the last session for
creased duty on wool Mr. Sherman yesterday, instead
of this offered the wool sections of the Senate Tariff bill
this session. but just before the adjournment last night
he withdrew this leaving the Bingham bin Of the House
before the Senate.
Mr.. CATTELL H;ep., n. j. renewed The amendment
offered yesterday for increase Of 20 per cent the
present rates on al other ARTICLES except tea, sugar,
lasscs ana coffee. -.+F'- - 80
Mr.. WADE REP, Ohio said Willie he was in favor Of
Tie increase proposed in This amendment, De could not
vote ior d. forhe was assured by members az tie Other
House that to eiAeDd c b would Dc 10 defeat IT, lie
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THE BANKRUPT DIII~
Mr. POLAND Rep., VT presented the report oI the
Conference Committee on the Bankrupt oil.
Mr. LANE CRep, Ind) called for the Yeas and Nays az
agreeing to tho report which ordered, as follows:
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NETWORK, MONDAY, MARCH A, 1867.


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CowAS DoofJTIfE NOgToy, SaUisbDy-I0
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Brown, GuihFis, AcDOugau, Riddh-4i
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Reparator Capilli.

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RICHMOND BUSINESS CARDS.
Crockcry--spring Trade.

Richmond, "a, February 1867.
We have in Store and are receiving very
large and complete stock of White Granite
and common Earthenware, French and En-
glish China, Brown and Yellew Ware, French,
German and American Flint and common
Glassware, Silver Plated Ware, Looking Glass
es, Kerosene or Coal oil lamps, &c. To which
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orally, Hotel keepers, and all in want of goods
in our line, to examine our stock and prices
before purchasing, assuring them that our
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to sell on as good terms as any repacking
house farther North, thereby saving freight,
breakage, &C., to parties who have been pur-
chasing in the Northern cities. Goods care
fully and securely packed, and charges mod
crate. Stoneware at Factory prices Thank
full for the very liberal patronage extended to
us heretofore, and being confident that we can
make it to your interest to call on US, we arc
Very respectfully, yours.
KELLOGG & GIBSON
7. H. KELLOGG, late of G. 7. Sumner & Co.
J. W. GIBSON, of Richmond.
Feb 97-3m
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STAGE LINE.
Great Valley Stage T.ina

Great Valley Stage Line
THROUGH THE VALLEY OF VA.
AI7as@ The old and well-known stage
EzzasEGE:s line of Trottcr s Bro, in the
Shenandoah Valley, is now making its regu-
lar trips between Staunton and Winchester,
twice daily, Sundays excepted) The best pos
sible accommodations are offered by this line,
and the fare is lower than upon any other
similar line in the State. 1t makes regular
connections with all the Railroad trains leav-
ing Winchester and staunton. Travellers
who wish to view the splendid scenery and
the numerous battle-felds in the Valley, can
have the finest opportunity to do SO, as the
stages leave Staunton and Winchester in the
morning as well as in the evening, allowing
passengers to stop at any point and resume their
seats at any time thereafter on either of the
passing stages. The
BEST HORSES AND COACHES,
and none but, the most careful, experienced
and accommodating DRIVERS are employ
ed
The bridges on the Valley Turnpike are all
up now, and the whole road will very soon
be put in good condition. Travellers need
have no fears about making the proper con-
nections with the Railroads at either end of
the Valley.
JOS. ANDREWS, Agent.
April loft