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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
One Of The refnoees 10 whom we are OBLIGED for


this statement preceded the other in bis exit from
the Coulederacy y a week. lie giyes an amnsiuQ
incident to illustrate the scarcity Of change. While
seated in the saloon of the Southern CORee-House"
in Nashville three soldiers entered and called for
the drinks tat dine each), and preeented IA dollar
bill in payment. He was handed seventy cents 10
checks or tickets. The soldier denurred, end de-
manded the change: the checks he said would be Of
no use to him. as he was Immediately going into
camp. The barkeeDer, however, was obdurate.
Wei" said tie colder, "gye IRE back the bi
ard by c. I'll take pills and throw up all I've
drank right here" b.. this proposition w0s not
eded TO- and be LETT with the tickets 10 his pocket
The gentleman who rel this incident, LETT Ten
ne zee by way OF Hopkinsyille, Ky, where he ar
rived Oh SSn9ay evening the I'd inst. He proceeded
10 BrOOks's H tel, ard willie there 4 great excite
meut arose. which ended in a tragedy. The land
lord, having been swin1led out ou Of suHdry din
ners, had adopted plan OF admitting 10 one 20 tie
diuiDg-room who had not purchased a ticket. An
army contractor for horses swore he would not pay
in advance, and would have bis dinner. The land
lord resisted when the contractor pulled out his Ii-
tol ana shot him tie ball taking effect in tho leu
breast. The landlord died next day.
The next day ourinformtnt made the Acquaintance
Of stranger who introduced him to Nat. Waldrieh,
Louisiana lawyer located there. lie stated 10 the
LAWYER that he would give S5D, to procure pass Tor
himself Nat In consideration Of Zee 81 S1J accom-
p MED him to the Provost Marshal 9 ohce, una there
fnas the gentleman Whb III Oiu 'i
ia in Louisiana was grocer by trade aud waa
travelling through the country TO bny up coiee qui'
nine aud other articles The Provost Marshal,
thereupOn, issued pass which enabled him TO get
through tie pickets Armed win this document,
our informant started afO0t and Travelled eleven miles,
and stayed over night Al the house Of Union man.
who be hired to take bin to Madisonvllie, next
morning. On the wsy they met a large train Of
wagons hauling coal TO the rebel camp. AT Madi-
s9Byille be found 400 Mississippi troops who
came in he day after 80 Of Col Jackson g cav
mry Urion) Withdrew. The cayslry took wi.1
them ten priso1ers. Seceasi1nists. who had made
themselves obpoxlous few hours before by follow
ing party Of Union men from Il ndeEson, where
hey had received United States arms, surprised
Them AZ a schoolhouse, where they were stoppnH
over highland took their arms. 1hs cavalry retail
ated promptly, recovered The arms, hucdled the Sc,
ceseiousts off to Calhoun where they We're required
to take tie oaih. One, named walker, refused, and
vas retained az n prisoner OF war; From THIS point
our Informant made his way out Of the State as
raidly as poseibe, meeting with farther ooairnc-
lion, and r6oiced once more % be IN land where
wol ss than martial law does not exist, and where
spies do not dog tie footsteps Of loyal man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
Total. .......'...'....''''
EXTRACTS FROM THE CHARLESTON AS
Curry.
Prom The Charleston MsyeHry. Not a.
ppvpAg ATOMS FOR OR DANGERS


PREPARATIONS FOR OUR DAHGEEs.
The danger 10 Charleston from tie isns9
ynders appears TO lie In three dlreci1ns' -
Frou, The passage Of gunboats and iigh,dn' ~
ports through the inland navigation. they esl' 81
Inc communication by water be ,ause we Jaw =
o1uboafs with il-ineh STEEL guns 10 n.eet 'l'. =
vance: and If tie communication i ops1, - -.
might pass into Ashley River aud sleh enli5i ~
But IL is not Gihcnlt 10 close this intrcee a. i,
/ low massage. Tie si1king Of lew huSs a. -,
Church Flats and at Wapp1o Cur, wouIu .s e
accomplish tine object. lie Is qu!ie pos'pE ~ s,y,
/ mat the thoroughly-equigped expedition n'. ~
ant;cinoted such ob.trnciions, and be pre- Nv
blow up tine hulks may rink. IL has 49, .,,s
that powder, placed on the top OF
-ot.r NV reason of the superinc ~
sbls 10 blow them TO pieces, SO 'Ds' = h
- Co.. he Y,nkees 10 rid themselves OF oul
-, rrovidej thew have saie access shu .Si..'.
tins ~ on,rde With their suoihaiLle a 49,
ltriyapces But store batter! a. ~ g .nJ no
snrroscbes would suffice to Keep tnsh Sn' ay;~.cs
ctsctuolIv cut oil their egIess " 'Hi"'-"
To Charleston. Tho city il Jsrs
ID va ia proxmate shore opposite cousu
io'ar IN tie hands OF tie enemy ID
1-b"ll,d from thence. From LiSh'IOY,stl I'D az
e,'h ,b WAY Is easy and short TO JSue SaJ On ts
go hours an army might be ialu' TA;.o az
has,.i' or by tskins Inland after isiant, army :
g 3opn5 i.laid the passage Of iaHS S,e,s Eya
Iomes IsIand by la,.boats across Srs buti
'oniS le secured, aud nothing could Nv 70 res
s,rony force located on james lslanu, s.d heap
sn,L > massage. An in,Tenehed t;."P Z. 10 &c, wbs
soress Stationed there, would enable y Chsres
we want-a battle on baud. WIZ hIsSsy riiebed 10
Gould not be taken until after olVgS Yankees es'
tie, in which We never VIII V'''
prevail. = ..,ock ia the deep w wa,
d hsrbor ehamnei. fortunately tne t5eir povs1
which have so recently deinons1tL lie euBbcsts y.
in Port ROYAL canuo, &c. IN, ,,'u ~ making the .
mailer craft alone are capable "a he ,renend's
.",'r Tley mns. Pass between ,ae which tsI'
,e Of iorts Moalrie and Sahts' md an iDs1
.oleod,sly drilled atlerists to wot. sSraptsss
,armdabie guns, possessing, too, We The entri
rInnsino fire. Tie oaly danger hel '-os punbenp
si,e%n,fag TO rup the gauntlet N Nj Sosis e'I4
49, Nv With the prCspect OF seI. To pressSt
tbponGn. or by fneabng IN at hi,5r"c,ious bsseS
.aou ,cress of snch attempts, oostIuS as 10 aps
s,s been mt aoross the channel, Of tbe ~,
lea mem long enongh under ne saps rs them N'
hot Slot. Fire sEips, besides are 81 Zoe are epg
I"n, ~ the.e obstrueions last, ,Io AL rudoub!s
lDp ns ~ for bagging; but geat oe4
SSr nss NJ vpop he abby Of ibe0 ''''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
FROM GEN. BANKss ARMY.

Per Nstl.
faEDFmc5, F.idiy Dec T., la6l
The great feature of yesterday Was parade and
review Of the Sd Brigade, commanded by Gen.
Hamilton Only four regiments were present, the
remainder being on detached service at q distance
from this point. The appearance Of the ranks, and
the discipline aud drin Of the men were subjects OF
high encomiums by large ccncouEse q local mill
tary gentlemen, and multitude OF miscellaneous
spectators All the Brigadier Generals and most Of
The Colonels attached TO Gen Bankss stan, were
present for the occasion, forming brilliant military
galaxy. The field was not sufficiently large 70 ad-
nit If all the eyolutions proposed, but teilcieni
were performed 10 prove tie high efficiency OF the
brigade TIE regiments reviewed were the 9h
New.York, 29th Pennsylvania, 81 Wisconsin, and
9Th Indiana.
A review Of the % Brigade Gen. Wliams) takes
place today. The regiments now prefent IN this
brigade are the 4Gh Pennsylvania, 9Th Connecticut,
2sth New-York, and l9th New-Yolk.
The 1T Michigan Cavalry, Col. Brodhead, which
left Washington on Thursday, arrived here yosler-
day and went into camp south Of Tie Mouocacy near
the I'd Brigade. 4 finer appearing and apparently
beusr drilled and better equipped regiment never
took the field.
The examination Of commissioned officers which
was commenced q, Damestown viii lie reopsaed
there this week. The Board Of Examination coufists
Of Gen. Hamilton, Col Geary, and daJ. Dwight.
The testimony sdduced in the several eases to cone
before tie Coinmi sion will be in regard to lie mo.
Iality, sobrety and military ability Of such oiicers
as may be designated by illeir superior commanders.
Company L, Of the New-York Nineteenth Capt.
schencA left Muddy Branch at g O'Clock yesterday,
and reached the regiment here at u O'Clock The same
day, performing "a march OF thrty-two miles in nine
Lours. This is pronounced by military oiicers here
70 be almost without parallel, contidering the con-
di,ion Of the foads.
Your correspondent Acknowledges the courtesy Of
Col. Colgfoye for the following interening let Of
mortality OF tie 27th indiana Resimcnt since III
organizations
Compsny A-Jsi1es Allen killed BY railroad accident Al Al
lance Oho-1ody cent home Jaue. Pamer died a. Dance
town. No. Charles Bobon died NOV ~, q pho.d ie al
Cos,psny B-s-eyen Borden. Nov p. 1t D.nes.owp, o.
measles h. r. thstnut, do Nov 20; John y FaLof ol ~
7 pb III fever 81 Jamestown. Nov. 20
Company C-Nm. Cline, Of typhoid fever at Jamestown
Nov. 49,
Company D-Adams Wilisms, at Frederick, Dee 3, o
ComEsny E-Iohn f. wiliapa Nov. o. At Dtmestown.
Company f-tenry spes DsFHesiown, Nov ga oi nes
C6mps1y John Robson Dnnetown. Oct 81, oftyphoit
lcytT -staG.l F-euer DsTrst0wn Dec. l. Of ~ Aslea
CouT n H-BenD Mccain shot By seci-ert At I'd
! wa dss F-ny Oct. =.
Company k-R. saddiih DaInosOwn, Nov. &c. Of measles
The officers Of several other regiments have vol
uEteered similar lisis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16

Ten 1Iiuions of property Destroyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
TIE COMMANDMENT OF WARRINGTON.
OFFICIAL REPORT or COL. BROWN.
HTADouARTgRs DIPARTHEsI OF FLORIDA,


foKr PlcEEss. No. 70, iGdI
GENERAL. That FoIt Pickens has been beeaguTed
by tie rebels for the last nine months and that II
was daily threatened with the fate Of Sumter, is a
fact notorious to the whole world. Since ito occu-
Fancy by Lieut.. Slemmer the rebels have been CUR
rounding It with batteries, and daily aI1ning them
with the heaviest and most eiicieIt guns known to
our service-gan8 stolen from the United Statesur-
Ill they considered the fort as virtually their own, its
occupancy being only question Of time.
have been in command since the 18th OF April,
and during the whole Of that time their io4ce has
averaged, 50 far ar ! can learn from eight to ten
times tue number Of mine. The position in which
have thus been placed has been sufficiently trying,
and have ut three separate times intended to free
myself from it by opening my batteries on them, but
mperious circumstances, over which | had no con-
troll, have Unexpectedly in each instance prevented.
Affairs in this ftato Oh the morning Of The 9Th
Of October, when the enemy, 6teen hundred strong,
attacked 10y surPrse portion Of MY command on al
intensely dark night They were defeated and driven
from the Island with great !oss 10y less than two hun
dred regulars and fifty volunlceis-all the efficient
force bad dspoeablc for the purpose An insult 80
gross to the Gag Of my country could not by me be
passed unnoticed, and designed Immediately 10 take
appropriate notice Of IL; but Gaid before, orcum-
stances over which / hnd no control prevented. /
make these prefaIOry remarks 10 explain why have
now opened my batteries On tic enemy, when, from
the snailnees Of my forces, about onctixth OF his
lbnSc0 hundred 10 eight thousand, J have not .he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER i6 1851.

hsp in the Mississippi I compelled TO let FIG
Officer Mexican have il aud one Of my 12.pouader
Parrot guns to put one of bis ships to save hem
from being driven out # the waters by d little
steamer having q Tiled gun on board.
an General vcy r,I ccffly your ohe1ient servant.
HARVEY BROWN, Colonel Command ug
Brig Gen T. THoxAs Asi,tant Adiutant eTal, United
States Army, Washington, d. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
REnEL FORCES Isl THE FIELD.

TIE recent Messages Of the rebel Governors sa
other official documents pun forth by the state 50
thorites, enable US TO fo.u preay correct eslllS
Of the strength Of tie rebels now IN the reld 10
leaving of odd hundreds as follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
Tie IRE Raging at Last Accounts
a REPORTED OUTBREAK AmagG the SLAVES

srecia Dispatch to The Il. Y. Tribune.
Foa1l.Ess MoNRoE, Dec 10, Via BALTIMORE Dec - 1861.
An inceDdiary IRE broke out in Charleston
at o'lock on the evening of the 18th.
At 5 o'clock the next day it was still raging.
Nearly all that part of the city from Broad
street on the SOUTHEAST Bay on the east ana
Kiog street on the west, is said TO be de-
stroyed. including the Catholic Cathedral, the
Circular Church institute ST. Andrews Hall,
tie Theater and the Executive Rooms.
An extra train lad left Augusta with sup
plies for tie sufferers, thousands Of whom
roamed the streets, ard assistance to fight the
FIRE.
II is supposed 10 be a negro instruction
though this yier OF the case is excluded from
the dispatches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16

From Richmond aud Norfolk papers az late aa
Wednesday and Thursday, we extract the following
toms OF rerrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16

PROBABLY THE W0BK OF lyCENDIlRIlS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-21
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-21

I>kUSTEk'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
L day OF December, A. d., 1850, ford biz
son and Presc,lla. his wife, of the county Of Scott
and State OF Iowa, executed and delivered unto
conveying to said Trustee the tract Of real estate
in the county Of Scott aforesaid, described as fol-
lows, to wit: The east half % of the south
east quarter (H) Of section number twenty seven
l27,) And the west halt Of tho south west quarter
(H) Of section twenty-six 49, and the west halt
~ Of the north east quarter of section number
thirty-four (A.) in township number seventy nine
(79,; north OF range number four, east OF the 6ta
principal msridias, containing two hundred and
forty acres which said Deed of Trust was execut-
ed as aforesaid, for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of three several promissory notes, exc
cuted by said SANFORD Dixon u I. T.. Campbell on
the eighteenth day Of December aforesaid, viz. /:
One for $1,000 payable January LIST. 1861 one tor
one hundred and forty-e,ght dollars, payable
November LIST, 1861, and one tor $1,000, payable
one year from date, eli drawing interest ut ten
per cent. from date, and payable at said T. &.
Campbiil's office, 10 Davenport, in said county, to
bis order And, whereas. BY the provisions Of said
iced Of Trust, all Of said notes have become due
and payable, and no par thereof having been paid
except the sum Of xl43 6O-lOO, paid On tho last
OF the above named notes, January 9Th, 1851, }
now l. the said John z. Bills, Trustee as aforesaid
At the request If the ewner Ut said notes, said
Campbell do hereby 81 this public notice tina.
by vi tue Of the power in Inc vested BY said Deed
OF Trust. will on ~aturday, the 26th day Of &C.
tobe,. A. D., 1861, At the hour OF two o'clock 10
the afternoon Of that day, 1t the Court House
door, in the CITY Of Davenl ort, in said county OF
Scott sell Ut ublic auction, to the highest bid Ter
Tor cash, the lands and premises hes etoiore des
cIibed or much thereof as shall be necessary TO
salty the amount cue on said note OF principal
and interest to the day Of sale, and the costs Of
this notice. trustees fees and expenses Of sale.
Dated Davenport, Ucsobsr 3, 1851. loc4
JOHN 9. BILLS, Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-21

rGVRUS1Ek'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 25th
i day Of October, A. D., ls58, Julia +. Coo,
and Wales Coe, her husband, executed unto Alb
ner Dawson as Trustee, q certain deed Of Trust,
conveying to said Trustee the land in Scot, coun-
ty, Iowa, described ~ follows, TO- Wit: The wesa
half Of lot No. three 49, in block No. two(2.) in
Msekintosh's first addition to the city of Davon-
port being AZ feet trent on Locust Street, by los
feet deep; which said conveyance was made By
the said Julia +. Coe and Wales Coo. tor the pur-
pose Of securing the payment Of certain pro ~
issory note and the interest thereon, aigned bv
said Julia E. Coe and Wxles Coe, dated the 18th
pay Of Oc.obsr. A. D., ls55, Ter tho SUN Of xy,O,
payable one year thereafter, with interest At ten
per cent. per aInum, and draw to The order OF
Levi Miller.
And now, said prom;ssory note haviag become
due and payable, and the said Julia b. Coo and
sles Coo having failed to pay the same, I,Abner
Dawson. Trustee Aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that BY virtue Of the power which is
10 mo vested BY said Deed Of Trust, will on Sat-
urjay the 26th day Of ct., A D.. 1851, ct the hour
Of two o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, q the
Court House door, in the city Of Davenport, scott
county, State Of Iowa, sx.sse and offer tor sale Ct
public auction the parcel Of land above described or
much thereof shall be- necessary TO satisfy snd
pay the amount dae on ssi1 note with interest
thereon TO the day Of SALE together with eli costs
and expenses attending said e0ss Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated the ID day Of October, A. H., 1851.
AbNkk DAWSON,
ocz-dtsJ Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-21

H>RUSTEE'S SALE.-On the first day Of No
4 vember, 1851, 1t 3 o'clock p. n. OF said day
Will cell for Gosh TO the highest bidder 1t the
Court House door in the city Of Davenpor,
County Of Scott and State Of Iowa, the
following desert oed real estate situated in Rock
Island county, ILL.,, to-vit: Lot No. seven q, J
being the southeast quarter Of the north west
quarter Il section sixteen &c, lot No. two t2,
being the southwest quarter Of the north west
quarter Of secsisn sixteen IA, both lots together
being the south half Of the north west quarter IT
said section sixteen (l6,) containing eighty acres
more or less also lot No six 81 being tie north
east fractional quarter Of the sonth west Quarter
sf section sixteen U6,) manning twenty six
acres and thirty -four rods more or less also the
Southwest quarter Of the south-e quar-
ter Of section number four al con-
tanning forty aorss more o. LEES also the Dorth-
west fractional quarter Of the south qusrtsr
Of section sixteen (l@,) containing twenty sig
asrss three rods ssd thirty three poles more or
less, Ill IN township No. seventeen l7,) north OF
range one, west Of the fourth (4th) r II. by
virtue Of deed Of Trust made 70 ne by Nilce
Peter Peterson nd Christina Sophia Peterson.
and duly recorded in the rssos1s Il Rock Lland
county. III, Aaseh 9Th. 1857, in volume W."
lloss:ssL ~ JAMES 0RA1fs
go. - xE1GQG1Doe
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-21

T,RUSTEE'S SALE.-As authorized and em
L powered BY a Deed or Trust, executed to me,
"a rrus zee. on the I'd day OF JAuuary, A. -.
1859, by Joseph A. LeClaire and Anna NJ. lie
Claire, his vile, (Which trust deed was on the
81 day of February, A. D. 1879, recorded in look
:" of town 1t mortgages AT page $50, OF =, OFT
County Records )-deauli having been made in the
payment of interest ami taxes levi,d aud assessed
On the he eiBafter described lot OF land de
fault OF which, by the terms 0 said trust deed
is made optional wi h the holde; Of the notes
thereby secured, consider the principal note Of
81, 500 ami accrued interest, due and the said
holder having considered the sa principal note
and interest thereby fallen due
shall, on Tuesday. the 5th day Of November
A. ID. 1861, AT the hour OF nj clock
in the forenoon of said day, sell. at public auc
tlon at the .our' House door "a the city of Day.
enport, to the h, CHEST bidder for cash, the follow
i,g described acls vi real estate, situate in he
CITY OF davenport, scott county. Iowa, viz: Tn.
east SIXTY (60) feet oflot tuu Ain IT, OK eighty
FIVE (s5) OF lie Claire's Addition to the cry o,
Davenport. together with al the in royemen,s
tn ereon sitlatei-or SO much thereof a. sh ali be
necessary 10 satisfy tae amount due. with cost.
and exp IT making such sale.
The trustee will convey only the title conveyed
to him. GEO. b. SAKEENT
ocl! Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-21
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CAUTION.
These Pills should not be Mker 6y females du,
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Full directions in the pamphlet around EACH
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Sole Agent for the United States and canada,
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N. B.-$l.0O and postage stamps enclosed to
any authoriz ID agent, will insure q bottle, con-
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where. nov5-dAwly