Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17

wall and some houses on lie -
line. This checked their adv. {
fell back to small rayine. In, ---
musket range At this tine an.
of troops moved 10 Their assiS-a-.,-.-
did style. notwithstanding gar.
made in their ranks by tie reb.r -
When they arrived at the f-., = "a
advanced Cd a double quick. ana
command of fixed bayonet, g.
dislOdge the rebels frUm Their }i55-'
The concentrated FIRE Of the am
infantry which they were forced =
too much, and the centre ssvs -
order, but rallied and were b---.-
From that time she FIRE WIS sr5:--.
never ceased until sometime sfts,
set IN this evening.
Gen. Franklin, who { muan IA ..
tack on tie left met VIII ls..--
He succeeded, after hard dav,. i
driving the enemy about one me-
At one time the TcDel> adva1re5.
but were repulsej with terriGs
and a loss Of between four aud f-.-
prisoners, belonging to zen. :.
Command
Gen Franhin's moyrmelt ~.
down the river, and his troops q.
cht not far from the Ias>aa.i r..-,
Our troops sleep tg-uiEht ulr
fought 10 Gay.
The dead and wounied sIe be.n-
from the held 10 night.
The following i list Of ozis-r
anu wounded as FAR as known
Jackson. Of Pa. Reserves. i. ICES. I-.- i
ard was stuck On the thigh by = -.
afterwards GieG; Gen. EIatun, w.--
tie side. but not seriously: Gen. rs-
wounded In hand; Gen klmIaI ----.
wound III the thigh; Gca. CsiiweH
Cd IL two places, cut not serial,.r.
SiGcl"ir. Of Pa seriously wrun!e3. 3
Hen6TickSon. cDmman'Iius the N.1t. X
( Militia, wouniei Seriously.
The following Is the l-s> of otii,r-.f n 4.
Fifth New Hampshire regiment. al5. !
actively engaged In the fi-a-:-CG B..
wcunried IN the abdomen: Ma S,u-,sr-
and Aliutant Do,ld. killed.
. The firing Of muskutry easel Il a5
+ SIX o'Ci"Ck. but thc rel-l- r.rtiua-a a.
/ ing shell int the city until ei-ltF.r
The position Of the rebel force s.,
/ follows: LaUgstryet was ou the lsft 4l- Z
: the main works Of the enemy. G-1. A
. lli.l and Gen. Jackson Ia fr.ac j t-s.
! Franklin. with In. Jacks. a's ri-ft ---
on the Rappahannock. Gen. 4. Ell
! forces acted - a reserve.
Gen. Burnside VIII renew TIE hz-r
daylight The troops are IN gid s.,
and not the least dishearieue3
The less caunOt bc eS.iula.e3 q
hour.
FEEDEEICK- BURG. De l2-It IS q.
tanned that the rebel forces are n-l-'r
/ hundred th,u-aui strong Jarb~r .
mandS the rebel right extending r ID g
{ el's station u PuTt Royal Lg.---s.i
the center. extending fr. ~ Guiura'> -
TO the telegraph road. l. ans Sis~,r,
CD their left
a dispatch dated last night s4ys Sa
FrInkhn's line Nas move f7-Tlr' q
rise with bis ri-l.t resting ou F'ralcT
His center advanced a mile fram See
his left resting on tie riyes th-ea
below
Skirmisling crmmenrcl ah,rt 5r
on the left, AID s,-n aftr~ ~a}-' .a
F. opened on u iinrS. AL the g-h hs-
militia WAS or,3er,-3 u rl-r-u. l-- -
great struggle waS compsiI,l 'n.u..-
remainder uf tie brigade. u--,r c
then charged the Crcuy's -'Es. V
fight became general coz tie rZ--s-s
Gen. a Z. Hili'S cuuiman'
The cannonadinE waS terrific, q t-E
troops suffJred but little i7.m tas a
artillery Gradually the fight t1'
round. and the right and Gln. ll1Ts-
sion went mo the fight, fll0wc2 II 3
division.