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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

Ii MAY BE WELL TO RENKMBKR that
the Republican Congressional Delegation
voted as unit to fisten Negro Suffrage
upon the people of the District of Column
bla. This vote was simply prelude to
forcing Negro Suffrage upon the whole
country. This fact it seems to US, Is a
reason why al voters who are opposed to
such legislation should vote the Demo-
cratic Ticket on the first Monday of April.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
Business gutiess.

.'Csnst thou not mini ter to q mind di-eased,
And, With some sweet, oblviOuA antidote,
slsanse the foul bosom of the perilcus stuff
That weighs upon the heart"
Certainly; PLANTATION BTrTKRs will do
it when nothing else will. Melancholy,
Depression, Hypochondria. Insanity, all
spring, more or less, from diseased stom-
ach, aud this PLANTATION BITrERs IS sure
cure for. There Is no mistake about 1t /;
Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness, Ague,
and Low Spirits must yield to the health
giving and genial influence Of the PLANTA-
TIoN BIrTERs. Ifyou are In doubt, make
enc trial and be convinced.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

FREE LUNCH at the Phillips House, every
morning, FROM tea to eleven o'clock.
mar20-atd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

FRKs LUNCH at the Phillips House, every
morning from ten to eleven o'clock.
mar20-3td
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20
aelOustary aud cOmmrrfial.
New York mo..y m.rIs,.

NEW YORK March iO-Money easy at saa
per cent Sterling dull and heavy at i0II. .esiOs
Gold heavy and lower, opening AZ i29S and closing
at 1g6k Government Stocks less active and easier.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

PLANTING IN THE MooN.-Many people
have great faith in planting vegetables,
&c, In certain phases Of the moon. An ex-
change, whose editor processes to have
given much attention to this matter, thus
enllghtens his readers and the public:
There are great many who ridlcule the
idea of planting by the moon but expert
ence 10 wiser than science, and many OF the
most successful gardeners observe rigldly
the rule of planting aecording 70 the
changes OF the moon. An old friend, In
whose Judgment we have faith, assures US
that all vegetables of the vine kind, as
beans, peas. potatoes, &C. bear more luxu-
riantly II planted in the frat three or four
days after full moon and that corn planted
on the decline OF the moon will make
heavier ears than II planted at any other
time, Let our gardeners and planters re-
member this, and make the experiment"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20


tW-DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER Pulls
are constantly becoming more and more
popular. They are Acknowledged TO have
no rival in the cure of such diseases as
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Fever of all
kinds, Jaundice, Costiveness, Pain In the
Stomach, Side, Head, Back, and Bowels,
Bilious Complaints, Loss OF Appetite, Sick
Headache, Scrofula, Scald Head, Rheuma-
tism Collie, Pleurisy, Pimples and Sores on
the Skin, Palpitation Of the Heart. Lowness
Of Spirits, Pain or Weakness Of the Breast
Diseases of Spine and Ksdneys, Sore Eyes,
Diarrhea or Dysentery, Cold, etc.
Most of the above-named diseases may be
prevented by taking DIR. Morris VRGE-
TABLE LIVER PILLS In season, or when the
liver becomes first deranged, which carry
off through the bowles and the secretions
of the skin and kidneys, those poisonous
humors that clog the stomach, bowels, and
skin, and become accumulated in the blood
There has been as great q progress In sci
ence, and especially In that of medicine,
within the past few years, as there has In
the arts. To such perfection have they
brought this science. that the medicinal
properties are condensed aud concentrated
into the resins or salts of the plant, which
they extract from 1t, and leave the inert or
woody matter. The old mode of extracting
these medicinal properties--by boiling for
\ long time In water--is found, in most
dases, 20 render the medicinal qualities
wholly inert, or even decomposing them.
DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER Pills are
composed of chemical vegetable extracts,
mostly from plants growing IN our, own
country; some of these plants have direct
action ON the liver, others upon the skin,
others ON the kidneys and others upon the
bowels and lungs. 1t Is by peculiar
chemical combination of all these extracts
that these Pills are made, possessing the
igost extraordinary efficacy for curing the
SbOve-pamed diseases.
~ Consumption Is disease which is
carrying its victims to the tombs by the
thousands, without being arrested In its
progress. But brighter day Is coming and
has come To successfully arrest this disease.
Aliens Lung Balsam Is making truly re-
Warkable cures Of what was considered by
BhYsiciAns as lncup9ble Consumption.
For sale by the Dealers In Family Media
slne generally,
ER- Take Blokrene aud defy Fever and
Ague. This glorious vegetable tonic forti-
heh the system against lntermittents, cures
dyspepsia, puts the nerves la order clears
the brain, sustains the constitution, aud
restores the lost Vigor of any and every
organ. Depot - Dey ST., n. Y. Sold by
all Druggists.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

FoRNEY, though a mean devil, can not
"show the cloven foot" II Is webbedi
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

DAYTON Medical Dispensary No. a2O,
Third street, German Building. Estab-
lished for the treatment of all diseases.
2td
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

JoKg.-The best joke OF the season is that
Of the Journal editor deprecating religi-
GUS reading on Sunday evening, when his
paper for Mopday morning was then being
put in type.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20


The organ of the Ministry over the way
has not line about the Entertainment Sum
day night The editor don't think it right.
Umpire. fF
Exactly sO.-JouTndI.
So, then, we are all to understand that
this sanctimonious advocate of all that Is
plous and good-clains to be the organ of
the ministry against the drama. A re-
ligious, abolition daily paper, with Cod
fearing editorial corps, who, write their
windy eifusions on a saturday, aud with
heads, lowly- bowed, ndhypocritical phase,
vending off to the Jdrtheh tabernacle,
leave their printers to do the Sabbath
breaking, by putting in type, on that holy
day, the paper which its religious readers,
look for on Monday morning, The editor
don't think 1t right, to do any thing on
Sunday night to relieve the wants of the
suffering widows and orphans. made so by
theNwar. We think that the righteousness
Of his position now, sticks out almost as
penlnsular-like as 1t did when he was once
alright, between the James and York, and
Little Mack" had lost his grip.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

JOS. LEBENsBURGER & Son, will 0non
their new Clothing House, No. lO9 Main
street on Thursday March %. 2td.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

THE editor Of the Journal don't think II
right for one to deliver the Lords Prayer
on Sunday night, for the benefit Of suf-
ferlng widows aud orphans made SO by the
desolation of war. WIN the church going
public please note that the gas burns
brightly over the aching brains Of weary
printers during the better part Of Sunday
night for the production of Monday
mornings JourRali
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

GENERAL j. B. Hood, the5dlstinguished
Confederate General, was Inc Cincinnati on
Sunday, stopping at the Spencer House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

Or all the 5000 voters In Holmes county,
says the Farmer, not over 300 indorse the
action of the Rump Congress, and the De-
mocracy all sustain the President.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

PoLIrIcAL PREAcHER.-=A well Informed
gentleman who gives advice to the AL
mighty N- I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

Jos. LEBENsBuRGER Il Son, VIII open
their new Clothing House, No. lOs Main
street on Thursday, March %. 2td.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

Thirty DAYS GRACE GIVEN IN
PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS. -.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

ALL diseases peculiar to children, treated
vt the Dayton Medical Dispensary. 2td
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

POLICIES AND PREMIUMS NON
FORFEITURE.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-20

DIVIDENDS ARE PAID ANNUALLY.
, 1866-12-19
mAasNE UNpERWRtrRns,
Convention In ChlcaHo-BanQuet nt the
Sherman.

A convention Of representatives Of a matority
of tie companies ineuriac marine risks on the
fnlhnd iakcs, was held yesterday in the Shcftnan
HbuEe. They met In secret session, hut II waa
understood th1t Tho object Of the gathering was
10 talk ovcr matters pertaining to tbe rates Of In
snszncr. and canvass the subject Of associative
actsos. nlcr1cred with by outsiders, who In the
language OF one member 'hanE on the outside
OF our organization, and eec1re business hy tak1ug
fteEs shaas toWe7 than that established By the
The general feeling was that insurers would
cteeFfuy btat higher preminms than are ordl-
wero seeniaI TO The n4inlras.ee Of the Insurance
companies ID their Integrity. The only dtMeu1ly
experienced was that Of inducing all the coni'
panlcs TO think A1d act alike. II wnA stated out
side that the Convention determined 70 tttive for
more PERT Ct organization Of he a!I rent com.
lug lho Convention aljousned 1t a1e o'clock
pearlY on aui ,ed at down 70 sunpsaous re-
past in the pa. !or Of the Sherman Honse, snn &C.
cupfed ahoui an tour il discussiDs all the dcl1ca
eSer !. y II Il As~atcr Esq. ihs chteaso hssat d
the s. Buffalo Mutual" who In few well choseu
wordt Welcomed The gentlemen to the repast. and
Of bcncnt 10 the whole insurance Interest.
The erpreE uves, bsict addresses were delivered
by MtMrs. Philo q lambe1itn, Of CEeyelana; ]. e
Dur~, rrcsiaeu, ot the Board oi Trade sgd 81 iht
lumbe1man's Insurance Conpaoy," Of M
city; Ed Anthony, Of New fork ienurnl I1ll4,
Willie, Q! lineage: Colonel HouRh, Chicago
Thomis Goodman and Joseph. Hendssrks, Al
banY; B. Il. Mason, 1tee'dent New iorE Cor
| Exchange; Captain Dohhfns. z. y. Ronnas; AIT
kee; III. I1.tin>F, Ct Cincinnati, e. Cotou, ot To
1cdo, nnd L. :. Da1ahd, Of thicaxo.
The tabjec' was moat thoroughly discussed b
| Mr. Dn1c. who entered on a View Of tho relation
existing between iuznress aud lhe Insured, show
irg Thai within cett+iu limits beneat to &he on
was eouaetseurate with the advantages derive
by co operation, he stated tnAt within six mouth
rates base teen Improved twenty to as&5 per cea
Il Tuhlic Mo,ts 10 the assembly, 10 visit tt
| lake Tunnel between lhe houra VI nino md t.
O'Clock on Thursday morning
| The party adjourned at about ten o'clock. Tht
meet thl4 morning for hnal action.
, 1866-12-19
FROM MEM YORK.
Another Feulan Addrrs4-Hurn1nG OF the
New BosVcry Theatre,

Another Feulan Addrrsa-fsuru1nE OF the
New BosvrrS Thentrc,
NEW YoEK, December 1s.-1ames Gibbons,
!fc-idcri Of the Feniau Senate, has Issued an ad.
tless 10 trr B-othe. hoot On behalf Of his coa1iu
tors. Hc invoke. the Itish people Of this conn
try TO renewed cfsorte fn the elortous eausc, and
rays there e1ist: at The present time a necessity
NEW ioRK, December 1s.-The New Bowe,y
Iheatrc was destroyed by fire this afternoon The
NEW YoaK. Deccmbes 1s.-Thc tfo in the New
Dowery Thcafre hroke out at halEpast four. when
capped hrfute Inc fire made much progress. II WIS
discovered under the .ftace, and spre1d with
great 1npidity among tbr in1tamnabie materials
u,ent arrived. co,nmuniea,ed to the interior Of
H. hncdltg. Of which It soon zsfned entire pos
In M nGss IT, tho cni1 tS val
soon aftcr The root and side walls fcll the latter
rat Nv oelocE the fEont Van sel ints ,he Fl bo.s @
ihe sui!d,ss xss eSnsd ~ judge w%aitiss, % and
tA0 Insurance. 1he total loza Is about 1i&: oo5
NEW TonK, December 1s.-Thc committee ,p
rointed by the New York Senate, At the last ses
sion, have resolved 10 fkvor Tho relief Of nroad
under that st1ecs 10 the citY liall; Chathan :reo
, end Third avenue. TO Harlem River; also 2ads,
park place. HUDSON steel, at Eighth aycauc
Rlser. The committee will SO rrport at tho ses
zion Of the Legislature in January.
ROBBED at one of she city hotels. yesta1dsJ morn
Ing. OF a considerable sum Of money. The thia
har hecn arrested. but the money was not recor
! NEW YohK, December 1s.-1he Tammapy So
cfe:y <ot.d last nicht not 10 sell fAmmany Ha!l.
tue, Tai :as. nehswas nddTcssed By IL Il r TTTs Tsfeveick @
I Of Detroit. Resolutions were adopted In lAvor o.
, 1866-12-19
SHOCKING SCENE.
4 Demoralizcd Wreck1Dg PnrtT-AA
Hands Get DFunk-Women ond hill.
dren 1fpay-<onlc OF them Die.

4 Demoralizcd Wrecking PartJ-An
Hands Get DFunk-Nomeno ond hil-
dren 1ipay-Sonac oTthem Die.
4 ship called tho Elizabeth Buckham, Wns
recently wrecked on the English coast, meas
Nhlteheayen. A correspondent Of the Liver
pool Mercury {Sovember eoth) says:
HSincc the wreck numbers Of punchcons
of rum have been washed on shore near New
Brighton. 1t would seem that the news Of
the loss OF ''rum ship" spread like wild
fire among the low er orders or the people on
the Cheshire coast, and crowds made their
way 10 New Brighton to see what would
turn up-Many Of them would aeem to have
been actuated By no honest motives there
could be little doubt that they had been en-
Iccd there with the hope Of picking up some
rum casks which might float ashore and get
drunk cheap. The customs officers took
charge Of upwards Of 1870 puncheons of rum,
several bales Of cotton. and sugar hogshe1ds,
that had been secured. But many Of the rum
casks had been tapped before they fell
Into the hands Of the coast gunrdsu,en and
procured It resulted in q scene Of debauchery
perfectly indescribablc. Men and women
Herc to be seen iu all stages Of into1ication,
and come scottish fellows were observed "
Ing in corners sleeping off the effects Of their
dcbauch.
One youth named Foulds, related to per-
son who keeps hota at New Brighton,
managed to get ZONE Of the rum, drank
ii, anil such were tho consequences that. not
withdrawing every medical attention. be
succnmbcd TO the fatal effects ofthe drink.
A man employed as painter empttcd his
PAINT can. wiped 1t with q bunch Of grass,
iil1ed It with rum, took drink. fell on Ills
head in pool Of water, and had 1t not been
for some passcrs-by would no doubt have
lost hia life; as 1t is, he is at present in q
dangerous state from the effects Of the rum.
3lany cases Of similar Kind could be 1neu-
TONED. On Tu' sday night and yesterday
morning, men, women, and even children
were found In state OF beastly intoAication
among the sand hills, and we're removed as
eoon as possible TO their different homes
where they we're attended 10, IN some cases
stomach. pumps having to be applied:
| These are not the only disgraceful features
connected with the wreck. Several female:
(onc Of Y HON is respectfully conuected) went
down 10 look at the remnants Of the wreck
They soon became helpless, and while in thai
state were tieatcd In most foul and at
roclous manner. Ono Of them was found ~
Ing in the sandhills quite inscnsible, and IL
such state as to leave little doubt thai
she had been shamefully treated.
, 1866-12-19
BASE BALL.


The members Of Excelsior Base Ball Club
opened their new rooms. on I.s Salfe street,
Inst evening" A very neat lunch wns Get ont, and
there WIS good time generally. capital omis-
sion was made in ono reepect viz: Nothing
stronger than cohee was yteibe on the stde table,
and tic members Of the club say the saue pro-
rtamme will be carried ont Ia future. The rooms
are fitted up Ia ye1r ts,tefal manner,
which lhc E1ccItior boys have Won within The
last two sessF from clubs II various pats OF the
West Among the etlvef-ware IL a handsome set
which was EIyen to The Excelsiors ny .clt{zcns
Of R0cEIord+ Last summer, Tor gracsfulucss in
at,isude while playing. And Oh The same table
With thls SET IL bat which was presented to the
Club l.; tho Nineteenth lllinuis Infantry. 1t was
saArn lot: at1ee in ch!ckamauSa SWAMP, and Fcnt
10 cA;ca in the rough Som afcf It's arrival was
put mo i,InpcT shape, and piece Of silver. with
engraving, t'toN1n& from whom recelyed md for
whom iusc:dcd, Inserted In t.s side. We vcn:ure
the atsesl.pN Int the E1ce1alpfs will never will
lIngly part with fhGt lat.
The oEchtng OF the rooms wns attended by tt.r-
c1al delegates 10 the conEut.tloh Of Base Hall
Cluhs, which Will he held at The B.iSgs House,
commencing 1T eleven o'clock this morning. They
did their share OF fn:lice TO the excellent siAnIs
two sclubs rom st. Louis, two from Indi4napo
lis, Gue f;on1 Gadisoi., and one fsun C1ncinuau
l.ase sI1cacy r, ported by delegate. Representa-.
t1ser from escry Northwestern State are expected
| 20 b. Ii attendance
, 1866-12-19
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ISrn,enesranrc aEnipss rte supporting Of
E-tatc 1Iilfktn-Rebel DumnEc Repaired
Good Effect Of ,hc tsorcrnnrsH PFociitma-
tlon-Scntcncc of Hobbcr-Mlastsslpp
Navigation.
lSpecLl despatch to The Chicago Tdb1nc-1
st. Locts, December IS.
Tie E2nsae City Journal, Iladlcal organ, pro-
tests ace1rs, 1uar.erins troops in jackson County,
on tle ErtErd that 1t will pruye hnan ialiy ruin
tny. Petitions arc In circulation asklng General
Hat cock. Interference
L.s1 syctl Conservative mob destroyed the
3L,eior ol nero school huuse, at Fulton. Gallo
Wy County. The next day Governor Flctcher's
Proclamation was received, when lhc chlvaltJ
lc!ns became alarmed and subscribed Sufficient
furd* to rcfurAt,h the school hou.e
Several Instances Of threats against Untuu meu
II Galloway are given. wherr the threats were
Withdrawn afte- The GoEesnot's action In l..
iasette County the militia arc tlll fn tossess,oI
OF Lexington.
The principal thief engaged In lhe d1auonl
robbery uns month ago to-day, Wa1 sentenced Il
lSc years it. the roh1tcntsrY.
The river is rapidly tallsng. The ice has Fut
very slowly to-day. though The weather Is tot
mid for IN tmmedinte gorce. The fail since yes
ierdAy amounts to th11tj iuchcs. The ferry y-poat.
rEn with d,tticnlts. sonthezn-bonnd steamer
17snsee part urihiu The steamer t'oEo
fns b. from below, reports difficult passage be
low: CaronGelci, hut The Adm Jacobs report, one
place At the 1ool Of Eo5tnlh lsland where Ice Wa
70 thick that the soat took tllcen MINUTES 10 pro
the eou'h II rega 1cd Is fAvo:ab1et to continuance
rfr 4frn
, 1866-12-19


able AnswtE 70 theIr petition to have 4 pastos Of
their OWL. Before the election came on, IN ex-
Sellent sermon. Of Eracuc.i character, v.s d.:
Bsantotd, Canzda. Immediately after tho e1oee
OF tho se1Enor. The ceremony OF electtuE psstor
wE comMtnced-cyery member Of the church, ol
boh eexcs, being permitted to vote.
Upon motion o. George hcPhe1aou, Esq. The
meeting received that they we're reAdy T. proceed
Gown nominated kov. Or. Robert Dn.ra, Of st.
Calher3nee, Canad1. No other nomination was
made, and Rev. Dr. Bnrn1 Wal unanimously
elected. 49,.
III. George DFytdale moved that the pastors
s41asy be r: go per aunum whtch waE unAni-
mouaiy astecd to.
Kcv. J. D. Duncan, o. Evanston. and George
HcPLe1on. ESQ.,, OF Chicago, were appointed I
committee, with Instructions 10 proceed to
Canada. and "proseensa the call' before The Lon
don rfcAbytery.
The First Scotch r1e.bytersaA Church was In
formally Organized In March last II now num-
bcrs over seventy COMMITMENTS. who are well
satisfied With tho pzogrrss they hAyc thus fas
fr~AA
, 1866-12-19

4 Copprrtcnh Mayor uud tlss ibtsnppointa
me1ta-CauntY Aesee4mcnss. Nc.
Especial uetpa1eh 10 the Chicago Tftbnnc.

4 Capprrtrnh Mayor uud tass ibtsnppoint.
meuta-CanntS !Aese-4mcnss, H'c.
Especial Detpa1eh 10 the Chicago Tttbnne.1
SpE1xsEIEIp. uecetnser IS.
Orr Ee:7oe7atfc Mayor WIS completely check
mated al the Council meeting last evening. Since
thr election OF Hans IN the First Ward, abort
whote qualifications thcte wae 60 much exraft-
1ncnt eo1ac months ago, the City Council nAs
been equally DIVIDE, the MaTu1 having casting
ynte In favor Of sht Democracy. According to
tic old giHe the Republicans bad control q shc
eisy Government and the appointing power. No"
Others side, crc Of the MAYORS faraps reported III
ordnance giving him the power to 1eorgantzr lue
COMMITTEES aEd appoint the other city
q vote. and carried BY Inc casiing vote O
lie MEyor, hnt lu.t as lhc cairf Magistrate wal
alc1t to l.sst ss swe,i norFHl 10 his lips 1t wa.
suddenly turned TO asncs IL hi. grasp. The who!s
proceeding IVES discovered to be null and void
~ rcaton Of an e1lstir- ordinance which Required
oFdinaLc 1nsidc Ct = Sear after !ta passage.
Poor B!1dfofd was compelled 10 acrep, the M
tlorIty aud eat humble pie McanHmE the com
n!tt.ss anu o1nsefs r. r. @ ~ ~ ru. 2e1 , ,s,
$5,a47,131, which IL gain On the year Of ~ S14s
I1lt assessments received 80 Tar tnaicxte an ave
rage ineTcAse over the figures oi 1855 OF t*enty
isc ef cH4t-
Sralxur1I1o, December ls.-Thc following cor
po.auols have been organized In pursuance o
the cneIal tncotpo3.t!on Law IF The Sta'e:
*a.Wo: the jacksonville Drptt nui'dlts Com
p-ny. .tock Slo5.t@s; and tka Sonkfcrn COLLEGE
ii u, ,tort;ale. Jackson County.
liz Springfield Post O. tho "i;rAnd Army Of I4e
Republic have orcahsze,. Relief Co:nml''ce te
provide Tor tic ..abts Of The uidows and orpbxns
Ct .u1di':t during The w!neE-
Tic assessment OF UehaG6 County for 1866 Il
So LII; 4 decline eincc l~c5 af S;i, Co.
, 1866-12-19
FROM DI;S MONIES.
1in1 Accidentally Shot In n Bar-fenom
Anrny.

elu1 Acc4tcuen!ty Shot In n Unr-Room
Array.
tsp.cinl Dt<, atch 10 The chicago 1ystune.1
DlsMolSIs. Iowa, December IS.
George l.. Eater, q lesyrller Of this city, was
last mckt -cs!ousty wounded t'y the accidental
discharge Of a Eselo1 in the hands Of saloon
Iee5cr. 4 disturbance occurred In the easoor
ccd viii The ssyc.y House., wl.sn serera
::eullcm q Wca, ir, and 11uonc them M1. Eason
T. ta.uur.Iceuer: Mr. 1nsalls, was assailcl b,
two, tS9 e. e. his , sustouiet, anl II III
tAoot ihc1n II ihoJ attacked him a.n,n
In liz excite a,cnt he brought his hard, Contain
III: 'hc Ii>ioi; down siolentlr upon the counter
Eason III lie chest. II, however, did not pas.
into hi. 1uucs, ut tltiktng the bscastbeae tufnci
aside Nj. Ingalls, is under &, ,su0 bond, and Dr
AcEtD1eT, Gnr Ct the askAilants, was to-day GurG
Sl.h fct a=euult and battery. The other party i,
tttl! at ltrgr.
The Wc1ihtf 1s mild. Snow melting fast.
, 1866-12-19
SECOND DESPATCH.

Chapter Of nnstrond 4 Ace!tcnts~slx fer+ans
hti1ed and 4 Lnrne Number Wounded.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tihune.l
Lor1sr11LH. December IS.
The mall and paaseneer tfaln, which left Nash
vile this morning ri Geo, waa thrown from The
track \, Buck lodge, Tennessee. During the
night the switet-lock WIS broken By scoundrel,
s.d the eSi.eh mlirlased: !, 4: GrIol.h, Of
Texaf, J. 7. strong. OF Litehdeld, Ky,. 4. Gala-
i:sath, Of New York, snd Thos. Mahony, M-
aotes on the road. Wero killed. Mrs- BsrrY,
.li*s Allen Miller, Robert Davis Brfstow, and
william han1haido, Of This etty, wsse ent about
Iantil. Of Brooktville, we're also severely hurt !;
Marcus Ma's. Of Lincoln County, Tenn, arn.
J; y, casssr. q Iltchneld, desa; Al !he saps
nk,:, badly burned. The injured we're well cared
Tor al Bowling Green and Nashville. The en-
rtre aEd TWO CIT. werc smashed.
1he passenger trasn On The Nashville 4 Deea-
ter Eailroad run of the track ihiFkJ-slx miles
south Of Nashville, at Caste1'a Creek. The tsa!n
fr:rrcd, but none killed outright.
Two ua,ns nm on tho track Al the Lebanon
number Of hogs and inIurtng several dforcss.