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, 1864-11-28
A Complaint.

On the Chicago and 81. Louis railroad The trail + Ei
boy refused to sell tho TRIBUNE for less than ter
cen9: fesn minutes before the tain started
above mentioned price for his pa1ers, eayfnr n
he same time, that he paid q cents each for item
At the TamuxE Office, and could chow the bills fo1
trying HIN, offered cents for a TRIauSE. In the
e1Get change; He would not tale It.
| was his statement tzuc2
| II it Was, have nothing more to raw Hnt II !.
was A,se 1then The boy ought to be looked after.
true. r M X
AsswEn.-1he newsboys and news agents pay
US no such price as that stated by the lad. The
IR1RrSEs arc sold to agents at s. Is per 100 COME.
We are aware that the newsboys on some of .be
we don'twant Them ii addition to state that they @
tyy ay at eGns 1oF tt hflr papers At hs Office on
livered at the Subscribers door By DAYLIGHT cacb
morning. The tain boys onght not to charec
ought to be provided With postage atasnns. IA
give each purchaser clean three cent letter gtamp
N change on ten cent fractional bill. This would
than now, beefdes securing TIC good vii Of lie
s wast a czi + Iii IN IL
cH1BRA CAptsHA UB1kuR Cuo11x.-The third
wss given in Bryan Hall, On Thursday 4ttesuoon
and eTening, and came of with great eciat ~.
aectng great credit on the several committees Of
in he preliminaries Of the occasion. eN
T., Inc banquet " the afternoon was participated
II II oy abont eighty membe1e. aud invited guests.
rEised all the deicacics Of the season, The Grent
western Light Guard Band was present and dts-
SonIsed So1 excellent music. Atcf thc tables iad
l. Adler and the Rev. B. Felsenthal, On the con-
ditton Of the society and the duties which its mem
The evening eathcring was well attended and
Sd atmidngh to which ample jnsee was ns done sen
The party broke up nbout o'clock.
The society is IN q flouriahine condition, number
ing about Mty-hve members. AZ It's name implies
us Hebrew association formed for benevolent
J. Plotke being the efacient marshal Of the dsy. M
Flee Frxsidtnt-S. b. WitkoHsky,
SscrtGry-J. Plotkc.
zHstfts-H. Heimes, G. Fox, B. PhllIpson, L.
Abrahams. ~
spp Of cfmetery-L. Danolowitch.
To coRREsPoFDEsTs.-Perron writing to the |
IR1BuFE. enclosing matter for use in our co1uuns
should never address their letters to m individual
Editor. Letters thus addressed arc regarded az
private, and my remain unopened for week Or
more during his absence from the city, Letters
intended fof the peruaal Of the Editors, as sacbs
:hou1d be addressed :" Editors TR1suNE,7 unless
:seass saSsss E fs ! Rsf e7
MaeR P e eathsF a1 q hGss
sroided by the observance Of this tu1e.
TuAsKs-The members Of the 18th regiment
Eeteran Reserve Corps, would respectfully tender
heir sincere thanks to the citizens Of Chicago
SSs Ns ib hah 9 hes
lie ,,e md he A9d feeiings that prompted he d.
eEfre to thank the ladies' of thc civ WIN viaitai
, 1864-11-28

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QU1scT RAILROAD
On md after Monday, the ssh Inst, the trains
known Of late as the Galena i Quincy accommo-
isation will be discontinued beyond Mendoza.
Passengers for the stations west Of Mendoza will
be taken on the express train which leaves at II
O'Clock miduicht
, 1864-11-28

YOUTHFUL TH1ET.-Wtll1am Henderson, a boy
not moro than nine years old, was caught in the
act Of stealing iron from Letzs foundry on Frank
lin street uc was, on Saturday, turned, over to
Commissioner Williams and sent 10 the Reform
School,
, 1864-11-28

Vessels PuAsed Detroit.
espeetal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuna.1
DE1RoIT, Sunday, Nov. q.
Tr-Cutn. Comet, Gardner.
DowS--,ick so1ncrB.
NISD-' outheast
, 1864-11-28

~ One OF the Aiddlctown (Ct.) clergy
men, at recent torehlight display, exhibited
transparency over his door, with quota
tion from Genesis %, S: "The angel Of the
Lord called unto Abraham out of Heaven a
second timer -,
, 1864-11-28

:. ST. GKonGE.-The members Of the St George
Society Will celebrate the opening Of their new
hall. On the sth Of December, By grand ball at
Bryan HalI. The committee Of arrangements are
preparing for a frat rate time, and We have no
doubt that their labors will insure it.
, 1864-11-28

:. CALF CREE8 On Co4rAx1.-The prospectus
Of the Calf Greek OIL Company will be- found con-
spicuously inserted in another column Of this
tsaue. The Capital Stock OF this Company is
,oo0 divided in 100000 shares, representing
par value Of S10 each. a. These shares are now
sold by the Agents at $3.50 EACH, The lands Of
this Company are located In Pleasant county.
Weft Virginia, and have been selected after Ion:
course OF experiments, with great care aud with
especial reie1e1Ge to theIE oil value. They ad]oin
those On which large and abundantly producing
wells are already in operation, and consist of
about three hundred acres, altogether. Upon pne
OF the tracts 1s fine bed OF iron ore, which from
actual experiment has been found to yield 80 per
cent of pure iron. Tho Company has already one
well bored to depth Of seventy feet, and are
prosecuting the work with grcat ylsor. The inlI-
caaions arc that they will soon strike oil, and b
n poaften o assure the stockholders large dtvi.
dends. The Company have secured tho services
Of samuel Richards, an eminently. practical oil
man and mechanic, as Superintendent It may be
proper here to say that tha direction OF the affairs
Of the Company j. in the hands Of leading mer-
chants Of Philadelphia, Of well known character
fol integrity, whose practical business tact ener-
gy and success, IL the best guaranty that they
xill administer them faithfully. s. $. Williamson
& Co.. 15a Sonth Water street, are the Agents for
this city, and are prepared to du ali ofdcss for
stock, and to give any Information concerning the
Company
, 1864-11-28

nc" ork Honey mud stock Market.
NEW foRK, Saturday, Nov. a.
Money quit and eAay at 6a1e. Sterling ouiet At
G aT EoI lf!nSr opening at 2i94, Declining 10 arg.
Auu = Gtoslns NJ Is. Total exports OF specie to-dsv
f:tfE,No {aovernment stocks drncr with good
, 1864-11-28

CAnx1Ess suoo11So.-Martin McEvoy, useless
fellow who docs little else than drink whisky. was
found On Kinxic street casclessy nring revolver,
10 the great fright and danger Of the people in the
neishlorhood. He wns arrested and In the Police
Court On Saturday was fined IS and costs for the
amusement :.
, 1864-11-28

EOUND-A pet Lamb. INQUIRE
l. ofJ.W. WIGHT. 50 Lake st. no.lg39tet
, 1864-11-28

~ Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
aIl Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
mail in scaled letter envelopes free Of charge Ad
dress Or. J. sAllon Houghton, Howard Associa-
ton. No: South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
nrnI- -tys -H9tu
, 1864-11-28
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,


Military NIatters-Resfgnation of Sec.
FttnrT HAtes-Personnl and General
News
, 1864-11-28

RxnovA1~-E. #. Mccomas has removed his lar
of3oc to Mc0ees building corner Of Randolph
..nnd lasalIe strects.
, 1864-11-28

p To neusralize ofensIyenesa in many forms
We use disinieciing agents. :. Impure breath,
caueed BY bad teeth tobacco. spirits eatarrh Is
neutralized by 8ozodont IT'S healthful 6eaui-
fer, and great Injury as 4 denhtfcc. The re-
pu!eivc breath Is By It's use rendered as fragrant ~
I rose ind coldness by friends or lovers will be
no longer noticed. Sold by at Drugglsts.
v1nvaa xvfy3A-4t.H.T.&.Y
, 1864-11-28

ARRIVAL OF PE1soKEns.-on Saturday morning
1herc arrived In this city five hundred aed dttY
prisoners, direct from Hoods army. They com
Prise eonc Of the most miserable, equa1ld.lookng
creatures the rebellion has yet produced. With
presented slckening appearance, and afforded in.
conuosertahie proof that tho rebellion fs now
men and material arc nearly exhnustcd. They
we're under guard Of a detachment OF the S7t6
A{enlncky infantry, commanded by Leutenant
, 1864-11-28

that her days there shall be prosperous and hsppy
Last evening R..s. MAttesou, husband of ii -.
Cassie Mstteson, was the recipient Of u beautiful
gold chain, presented BY his assocIates-condue.
tor os on The Chisago Burlington and Quincy Rail-
the corner Of State and Madison strcetss Wbcre ~.
Colonel Hammond. Superintendent Of he rosd.
aS !h hs 9asgyan + h nes
sponae. TO ~. Matteaon the visit was certainly a
fsa9e Il aaa he aser1x felt e kindness
one and Nj. Mattcson can LOOK bacI vi Ii sstisfac
ton to his Last evening In Chicago
A WONDERFUL Iayksx7os-Tux Arwx4xn
srocK Pu&F.-The great want OF ,he West il
waser. Even during the past year the deprecia-
don Of Etock from the want Of accessible water In
the 6t2ies Of Wisconsin and Iowa was enormous.
we nave within few days seen pump lately In
rented oy sohn B. Atwater, Of this city, which
seems destined To remove forever this checx upon
me productive industry Of the West. We arc sur
ps!sea a. ita simplicity and its effectiveness. The
an'nal % ne comes to the watering trough to drink
Steps upon an inclined platform which Is loaded
forcing Up The water and 6ili1g The trough. Inc
we,gnn o. he animal In going away rc-ad}nsta the
The pecnliar feature Of the invention Is tho
Wcignts II the platform. By means OF these the
pump can be used In wells Of any depth and be
eh . ii qa.ng e Gn
70 proved failnres. It il impossible to estimate
the value Of this apparently simple invention In
It can be compared in importance only to tho
Rcapcs. We do not doubt that within q Compare
lively short time 1t Will be impossible to find any
farmer IN the West without oae Of these stock
We understand that arrangements arc being
made for the formation Of u company with Colonel
adve1tisement On the inst pase It has been aseid ID
Cd that II order to Introduce the Invention to sell
, 1864-11-28

~ Paper Hauginss, Painting, Cnlelmlning
and Glazing, at +. &. Rlgbys, 80 Randolph street.
no5yGN-1M
, 1864-11-28

Go to the Be4t.-&io to Bryant d Sratton'a 8
CLicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical bustnesa education, or TO become good
Telegraph Operator. Address (enc1ostng stamps)
for cIrcRlarg, BRTAKT q SrRArToN, Chicago, LII.
, 1864-11-28

srrEi1oR CouRz.-Ihe Superior Court wis sit.
ting In 1dne, during the forenoon Of Saturday, en-
gagged IN the heaslng oftae cause entitled Geo. ".
Flanders, ct a, ads Field, Benedict J. Co. The
tause 70 brought to enforce M assignment made
By Qrtn Sheldon, Of Burlington, Wis, and to com.
Pei FLINDERS TO account for monies collected by
virtue ot Judgement oataincd against fhe Az
stall on hearing at the adjournment Of he Court
, 1864-11-28
FROM ALBANN

Break In the Erie CauaI-Steambo.t
Sunk.
, 1864-11-28

UNITED STATES CouRT.-The GRIND jury for
this court have as yet made no report upon the
cases entrusted to them for investigation. The
following was the total of business transacted On
Saturday: ST. {chanceryl In this cause VIM. Il.
Dc Wo1f was substituted as examiner in place of
Hon n. y. ueaton.
In the cause entitled Park vs. Illinois Grand
Trunk Railroad Company, In which Judgment was
o1ta!ned at the Jnly term, it appearing that no
part Of the Judgment has been collected, and that
the assets in the hands Of its Receiver a1e worth
lees: On motion Of the complafnant's solicitor,
me Court ordered the Clerk 70 enter supplement.
ta1y decree empowering The Receiver to eAl The
fraDchise and corpofato rights Of the company.
n 6ul (chnnccry) motion for Injunction On
6nl aied md at1ldsvits, was argued and taken un-
der adyieemcnt
In 51s teemmon iax) q Judgment was rendered
for plaintiff By defendant
NUHsIET AND HA1r ORPHAss' FA1R--AN per
sons tn any way interested in the in the comm:
Fair for the Nursery and Half Orphan Asylum,
are requested 70 meet at room 81, Stewart House,
on Aonday at si p. m-e
, 1864-11-28
Railroad Time Table.

WATER AND KINx1E
st. Paul Express .aW !. m. s5:1a1 ~ n
GAINESVILLE Accommodatn *6:i5 pm. ~5:15 I'M.
Mail Paseeeser. .....-.... F420 p. N. sS:45 D. m
Woodstock Accom-. ...... 1900 D. m *1ta0 4 ~
aAIENA p1v1s1oa
Fulton and Cedar Rapids. .z:45 .. m. SIS y. m.
F1a.na,1 Faton and a. 1oTn na:;;t D. n &l5 n
Freeport and 6nn1eith .1os5 :. m m a1 1a9 P n n
Rockford md Fox River. 4:oo ;. N. 1Eio !. n. n
Dl5oa 80. 400 p. m. lilo a. n,
Henefa.'-. .''....--.--.... $50 p. N. a4O a. m
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
Detroit Express. $500 a. n. $1,000 a, m
Det7ot Express ;. M M : !15 n
(Trains for Cincinnati and Loufsvflle.)
HinhI E.6rn 5rnress. N. s11:o0 p m
uca1o4h souTHEHs-DBPor coNER YAM RuRzx
nor F,r,o.. AND s3zRxAE STREETS.
f'sss sGsR'iz Ra2s::: t$S 5 :: 5
E;pEst EEx;psrtess VT Adrian: 900 =. n .12:so y. NJ
Night Ezprs via Adrian 1850 p. n. 't11:6o 5. n.
,,o,, - 1shoaa, FORT ~ATss AND CHICAGO.
mall Mal ena Accom- dation. *4:3o a. m. %e.10n. m
EsPt EEEsPP{PS H;55gg9 Express DALI; n N: is + q
ci5 IdaisTiie E1p'.1 {s9dSR F n n 't1S9 tI;
r.
i. Hsr-ishs.... KY a-m., 2135p pm. &Bnm.
ar,va - Uht1s U4ahstn1u!s I'D pm. G15 am $40 AM
Ass 4. n FEea!fdsl. Eeef $50 pm. 5:s0an: 1&iSan
Attention. '''.;.-.- lbs pm
n. York
phIlsdel 1eos pm. 1ao5 pm s:asp.m.
W1al.1hM1ore:..- Waah1a:..- so pm. 7:ooam- 11:aop.m
WASHINGTON $50 pm, 1880 a,m. en- an An.
cHcENAu Ah LINE.
Cay A3PtesA.. ......,.,.. RG1 a m ;:1a.,n.
.,10:00 p. m. tl0 3. m.
Asor indianapolis and Louisgille)
Einht Hesa: l. N. f4O D. m
'...:....... LOCO P. m. Hoo 5, m.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
H95ht 1900 a. m. s1Ot00 n. m
kankakee :: u. Ts:U a. N.
Hyde Park'Tsatn. n......... ..e;4S < NJ m sem
- :. 81. ...-...... .*1a:10 p. N. sI:45 3. m
o,,, ....:...:.*5B D. n. .6:5 B. n
nor sa1cAso. BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
SiyyhI hI1Presa E and Mail: a. n 4so o. m
accommodation. .4:30 D, NJ Ni6a n
CHICAGO AND 81. Lou1s,
Night Express, .,.. 80 - H. H. ~ ~ p N;
Toilet and Wilmington Ac H. 'o' A. H'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO p. m. Gl5a.m.
CHICAGO AND RocK E1Aap. I
Y w cypress and Mall. &10am 45ap.m.
infjat sp,sss .:;:.-.l9Mp p. m 5:13a a. N,
b -er.s STEaisiuooauon.. Tts 4:45 P. m. &G0 d. m
1orougn trains. 40 p. N. 500 d. m, !
;. CHICAGO AND AILWAuKEE RAILWAY.
+ 1prsea rau. h&p1ees'. 9o0 m ss4s m.
Esakegsn Accomnodat;n 5s5 p p M A. % Is F. F. m N.
sSundays excepted fSatnriars eTren,td re n
tAtnudays excepted.
, 1864-11-28

CITIZENSHIP on 'cuASaE Toward the c1ose nj
Change Yesterday, the fol1ow1n. resolution pas
to ,h. 1ne,er. ~ 49, " 'ae Board Of Trade
nla,.sa sapr1e NJ os ueir consideration:
n1so0 sssd, That IN The opinion Of this Board no
snip unless they are citizens Of the Vnited Statea
or have declared tAetr Intention liz Ieeal wnTi T.
b.:H.e mSauzens m and that the Committee on Mem
eIg applicant for membership in this Roard. az
S,of' safd applicant Il citizen OF the United
-f1eqpalo t'ec?1nc such.
stormv hrnafe n " rh,e tne reaol1non = caled ont
Io1.l, +. Minnie nM1 : nattes = Ehai1iaoiPa. 20:
against, and MurTy Nelson und n Nefhesneyy tor
tc resolution After some sarn Him. 1,1,5 snd s0d
con- The question was called, md tie hs Resolution
"as '0st by small majority:
CIRCUIT Cornr.-1ndre ,y,r,. ~ .,,.c
cult CAM. dc,1vcroa nv s,. "t'!ans: ~ ue IN
urtas Taornins, In the matter Of the petition ofthe
Chic 70 s.; Great Eastern Rail n,nn,nr =, .on.
dc:a lands for the u=c Of It's road. ~ 'on'
CHINA 1alfoaS By he se Of In
the Indiana and illinois Site ne ,s casa1,da to
ted3n 1853 with the Galena and 1iiinos kiver Raii-
me, 51do %n1sS VI present 4erminns is in Chicago In
tidon; to condemn lie lana between tne ststs ,|ne
ana Chicago. 4 portion Of The iand III thus $50 sourht @
Wasue chica"o r Rs3, 4nncd p the Ftsharg, Fort
Of defense, When tie cs:e xss basyd me E5ouna
ihe t;acns i5ias ~ tnc Legislature authorizing
their trnct 1o tha H., anses Kaisroaa 70 extend
5ro1n ;a,ero o tnaster e. It could only be located
1anrt th;r,aan " o punt i1 township 35. east Of
The cnnst hn9d ~ ~, ~ 80 principal meridian"
roaa ~ n,1 .hat NC eastern terminus OF the
tauf tSis tnelnaa IN, N township 81 range 10. and
Sisfe Iinc T. ,es , untn ihe Illinois and Indiana
was Tfcu3r "s ns!u ma! rhe power to condemn
ne Gass.+ S.s "as s,a, osefTuied.
1Ne e'utt "as mol la session in the afternoon
-
very eloquent sermon delivered on THANKSGIVING
day. Rev. Arthur swaxey, Of tbs Third prcshr,erf
I'LL Church Of this city, mid the f1tou5nz +r,hnta
, 1864-11-28

FoaGf--For thirty hours the city has been en-
vclopcd In fog as dense as the darkness Of Egypt
1t ts none Of those unBubsantal aairs that occas-
ionally bang over onr rivers and pratries, which
the morning sun seatters and makes to disappear
ike the baseless lab1ic OF vision, but genuine
English fog, plain, poeidve and palpable. II Ia,
like the fogs Of BEhan, omnlpresent Itperyades
our streets and allies, our p2r1ors and Saloons the
dwellings Of the poor md those Of the afluent. It
even enters into the brain Of preachers and scrb.
md all news Items yesterday we're undenfably fog
gy. t woa1d be interesting were We abba to ind1
cate the occasion Of this extraordinary phenome-
indicative the fog thatseems to hangover our mil
itary operations? We have this to console Us that
twill not last long. The time will speedily come
when the fog will give place to bright sunshine
and clear tmosphere lust As the obsbnsity which
preEas in military affairs Will gse place TO clear
and Wei defined operations in the field. We shall
see all the more clearly for this Temporary obscur
tty.
, 1864-11-28

VAonAsGs.-on Friday nighl Captain Nelson's
force went on ,zaid through Wells and Clark
streets and brought in SIX persons Of suspicious
antecedcnts, who were arraiened in the Police
Court On Saturday morning, charged with yasran-
q. They gave t6air names as Michael O'Brien,
Ghrts Morgan, William Ryan. John Doyle, John
$50. and w1rned to get ont OF the city ut the
earliest earliest possible moment or they would be again
, 1864-11-28

REcoEpEus CorE1.-Thc Recorders Court was
not in session on Saturday. ltW meet ngain On
Monday.
, 1864-11-28

DEsEE1En SHOT AT.-LAst evening, on Cfark
street, near Washington, ayoung man attempted
to escape from the Provost Guard who had arrest
ed him as desefter. Ne ran q few yards, when
one oft soldiers fred. The shot did no harm.
nilietlE snhsidea. He 1Ssa fslt tn, camI
, 1864-11-28

EoIptEns' RE1IEF.-Thirteen hundred soldiers
House yestcrday. The average price paid per
week to each 10 about $500 Besides this each
family II entitled to two tons olcoal during the
Ny3ntNr
, 1864-11-28

AccDEHT.-A young man named Daniel Bofnk,
clnnat Air Line depot, vas, on Saturday, thrown
from his wagon and sustained fracture Of the leg
Hc was takn to his boarding honse on Market
street, and DR.. uahu called 70 1s assistance
, 1864-11-28

ST. AEDnEw>s Soc1ETT.-As advertised In an.
other column, the nineteenth anniversary Of the
St Andrew's Society will be celebrated on We'd
nesday evening next the 9o1h inst, at the Briggs
houscs in true CamlFsan style. Our Scotch friends
have made great preparations for the occasion,
and glorious time ts anticipated. The banquets
q the Chicago ST. Andrews Society haye always
been the ne plus ustru Of excellence. AL are in.
, 1864-11-28

NUb1E LE14FR FHDA THE PRESIDENT.
BosTos, Nov. 25.-Thc steamer Wachusett
is E1gnalled md will arrive here in the morn
inE. Mrs. Brisby, poor widow, vas the re-
elpient Of the following letter from President
Lincoln, Her sixth son, who was severely
wounded in recent battle, Is now lying IN
Rcadyille hospital. "
, 1864-11-28

UNION LEAopE.-South Town Council M. will
meet at Warner Hall, this t3Ienday} evening, at II
O'Clock, for Initiation and the discussion OF i'm.
portant questions, and other business Of import
ance In connection with our State and General
Government affairs. We hope there will be fall
other Councils are invited to attend. BY order Of
Council No. !.
, 1864-11-28

TIE LITTLE OEEs.-Are our philanthropIc
friends getting ready to aid the ladies' Of the Nrr
sery and HALF phan Asylum On Wednesday NEXT
They have made arrangements for a Fair on the
most attractive scale, which should, and vii he,
most liberally patronized. BryanHall should be
filed to the briG on that evening. Remember the
little ones, "for Of such Is the kingdom ol
heaven"
, 1864-11-28

CHICAGO AND OIL CEEEK PETROLEUM Coxr.sY.
The advertisement Of the Chicago and OIL Creek Pc
tFo'eun Company W he found In another column.
This company'e property is IN that portian af ffc
on region known a. Oil Creek, Venango Co, Pa,
and IL surrounded by wells belonging to the lar.
York and Pittshurg. The par value Of The shares
1s six dollars, but the present subscription price il
three dollars per share The stock Is thus piacei
wells have already been opened III this properly
and that the company intend pushing thc work
M1!h great rig9r, e1pecting speedily to strike oil
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-30
SOUTHERN NEWS.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2s.
Richmond papers contain the folIowiny
Mobile Gath: A special dispatch TO the
Advertiser, from near Aberdeen. 24tb
says:
The enemy burned Nashville last NIGHT
Their advance force passed through Hol-
ly Springs this morning toward Lagrange
Their wagon train crossed at Water
ford last night.
As they were about crossing, Yesterday.
Chalmers fired into them. A shafp
skirmish took place.
We captured wagons and prisoners.
Our loss 20. =
ATLANTA, Aug. 24.-Another large eonfls-
grafton occurred this evening on Alabama
street, destroying a large warehouse and
several dwellings.
The fire was caused by a shell from the
Yankee batteries.
During the fire they shelled that portion
OF the city with great rapidity.
Prisoners report that Shermsn's army
continues to be well fed.
Citizens from Marietta report that Fed
eral officers claim that there are twenty
days' provisions in tiIut pluce
BRISTOL, Tennessee, Aug. 24th.-Tbree
hundred Yankee cavalry dashed into Rog
ersyille on the 2lst, and captured c. M.
Shields and others, together with nineteen
privates. They retired in the direction of
Beans Station.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-30
FROM CHICAGO.
CUIcAao. AUG 2o-

CHICAGO, Aug. 29-ll 7. M.
The streets and squares about the prin-
cipal hotels have been filed with immense
throngs all this evening, and at this late
hour clubs are parading, bands playing,
and large meetings are being held at this
late hour. The excitement grows more
intense, as the final action of the Conven-
ton is neared.
Tonight the Committee on Resolutions
and on Organization and Rules are in ses-
sion.
James Guthrie has been chosen Chair
man of the Committee on Resolutions, re-
ceivingl2 votes to for Vallandigham, and
three scattering.
The McClellsnites favor Governor
| Hunts resolution, but Vallandigham, Hall
and others hold that it is not strong
enough, and if that, or anything equiya-
lent to it is adopted by the Committee, a
minority report will be made
The,ultra peace men caused the proba-
BILE nomination of Mcclellan, but will in
sist ou a platform demanding immedia .
cessation ofhostilities, a concord of states
and no moro fighting. A sharp Rght is
anticipated on the question of nominating
the candidates or adopting the platform.
First the ultras viii insist on deciding
n rthaapIstfoYG bqr7the. MeOleilanjtes will
'gn1tIGement tsBhs,sifrthsTe =afs dny seri-