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'hem' mske breach 1t which tyranny will one
aaf enter. Y qustiv <ul.fnirel n hong Now.
u"n. "'f "I4ri'''i - Il auyonc he tHou-ht bel'ae
-" i'F punishment f.r -e.ing l,,u"f e. -s,l,iisr
80 ~, "fief ale alton. ~irfe iiefe j. NO ~
asa'"'' IT. 1o lr~ r,.,el la the laupsr lie.m4k
III i"'He' either .ite nr CHisvlsritr snd here
~ 10 "'t OF cpuF-e t"I hive ,sp LEGAL ur r-hl-
=" 'u''tiis "a punl.h hef hs hhe. e,rgs'rr ia .
~ ~" -l"n'd -inf4s 80 Ike th~ fr-p'n-e to the
""- No. b'hfr- " ~ her. y the ,i-e my s.e
thai s"u h,,e 10 jurisdiction If the matler com.
pltLed OF"
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Work FOR NR SicGETARY STANTON The
ew N.tk HeT1fi say.

l. II Tot time Tor Mr. Secretary Stanton to he
mo-, ing again ia the wa X ut arr,.s ing he eJIcl
Democrats? He must BEGIN this work nj once
ana not col line il Ia such intract ~ e. a. uoratO
SeN m,ur and Fern ndo Wood. but shut up ~
Font Lafayette Imee hundlel lhuus nd Demo.
Gratis. or they will seize the State vi New York
in No. enter.
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MEDICAL.
Very important TO the Married!

AND THOSE CONCENTRATING MARRIAGEi
FENiIE undersigned will Sid free by mail the sure
means Of preventing CONCEPTION No drug medi-
cines. circul ar with particular
will be 10 any adires by nco ing , cent
stamps. book containing all the knowiedge referred
TO. ami eyera private recets rArEs will be
70 any name or address you may wish. by nclosng
one dollar.
Medicine. French Pill will be sent for one dollar per
box l. very IN a. effects Addrsss
Lock Box No. 22o. indiana polls.
y l9-d6m A. r POJCHkT.
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pom tie iur .barS s'.tns aid Usi'sl. octorcr u.
hrnocrat.c naIor.sy an Js.ot Ballet
D" Pe"">yit"asa- the H~mocratic
state tsc~et Elected Dem &c rattle
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TIA " IT coSoaIss

The Pennsylvania delegation m the House of +
Representatives OF the Thirty .eis nth Congress /
viii stand as iOllONs:
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special Notice.
WANTED.
GOOD WOIeIlNEN.

f,NlNisnFR RS CAN CLAM PrEMAxENT INrLnY-
NM a. "uln Iainrbsll's Arms Aanulac'oEy,
h~''i'"' mo. aPps Immediately. - 2s-d2i
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-24
From bo UIstor Cb,ersts' HelfasL Iceland
The Missouri Massacre.

A shadow darker than the battle cloud
has fallen rp"n America, snd high above
he angry tone oC bitter Rtri.e ribes the
stern cXecrRtion ot deco tor hjch hus
manty has reason to weep. In the town
Of Palmyra, N Missouri, ton men have
been doomed 10 death, aud they has g
uprished 10y y sentence, which stands Gs q
record of tyranny and iujus,icr, ard is u
fearful example Of The guilty excesses to
which, in civi, contests, The bad passions
ufreckless men may lead Heretofore thc
war. which has been universally deplored
has been unmarked by the grusscr hor
rors. which hut 100 frequently distinguish
interneciue strife. There has been chiv>
airy displayed n the field, Gud coinage
and constancY manifested under defeat
North and South have revealed spirit
worthy the heroes who have .endered the
battle plains of Greece and Rome conse.
cratC& ground; and il was to be hoped
that no act di> i>gracetul Of humanity would
have left its stain upon q struggle in
which brave soldiers aud gallant men
were engaged. Unhapily this expcota-
ton can no longer be INDUCED in the
blood Of ten innocent men cries to Heav
which their lives were cruelty sacrificed,
will yet be pointed to rs the memorial Of
a henious crime, tr.ught with bitter mem.
orles and suggestive of fierce retaliation.
1T would have been better lo' the North
that her armies had been dispersed in The
field. and the walls of her capital surrcul-
cred to her foes-tha! treason had thin
ned the ranks Of htr supporters, and
ireachery surrendered the last stronghold
of her strength-any disaster would have
been preferable to that which now press,
es upon her reputation and defles her
fair fame. We know not what excuse
may be offered Tor this atrocious deed
We kroT cot what circumstances may be
adduced IN its justification but a. it now
stands before tho world, even in the
most favorable construction that the
North can put upon it, it challenges the
most unmoditied condemnation
Palmyra was, 1t seems. for a short time
in the hands Of the Conlederates. On its
recovery 10y the FedeTals, the latter miss
ed an old man named Allsman, ana il was
supposed that he was either murdered or
carried away by the retreating rebels ="
The Federal General at once proclaimed
that, unless the missing Unionist vas res
stored within a stated time, ten Southerns
would pay for his continued absence with
their lives. Gen. Mcneil kept his word. AT
the expiration Of the stipulated period old
Allsman did not appear, and within
tSenty-four hours ten Confederate prisN
oners were marked out for and led TO
slaughter. The tale reads like chapter
Al. Al. L..
ton, so sad and heart>rending is il, SO Bit
terIy opposed to every call Of justice or
sxpediency. We fancy we see again the
pale groops Of reconciled victims, patient
" sNRiting the certain hpir Of execution
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-24
6H CIeIrN fatbOr'r.
---LL - " ~

z [ Vil'lNlI 4
vn.suAr rg. q l..a.
,.,.-ir,au st0tto lutcii'.G "u
'',, '',n,..... i.rl.onc comfortable end
4,,sr- calI ct tbo 'loro % l"''e We
p.,tu,r,,p church Gcoiam'n 'ur'
rli,Jo,tl,e pmo terms
flitN '' s-H.-aa-.ss
I'm, Fim RrolStSr -- somo idea o.
l,toatc cilsract,r Of that palt oItho
.Hlc m fredericksburg in which the
pcrp,yhnnia Reserves wcte enraeed,u ,uhy
Ao lgrmed from the number of liBc officers
tuledand Wounded in the Fifth Rert-
mep,. The list is furnished IN letter Of
Asst Quarter Master b, " k. Bolts 10
BIS brother in this place, The Regiment
was commanded by Capt, Larrimer ofthis
place, acDipg as Colonel:
1t Col George Dare, woun led in tleshy
part Of leg.
Major ZonlmJer wounded hadly and
left on the field.
Adju,anr Zeutmy rr killed.
Lieut.. Lucas. Company T. ~oO"iod.
Cspt. Wells, Conpany b, &ilci.
Lieut.. Hintch, Company I, Killed,
Capt Collins, Company X. wounded in
Vrm
Capt Wolf Company u, wounded in
sido.
Lieut. sn,y, Company A, wounded in
foot ard hand.
Lieut., v Bh!ougLiy reported wounded, ie
n,issing bat u,h2 no. be true.
Capt Shaffc, CampGn. y, wounded and
lsfl on the held
or lho pr!y&tts I',i4nEiog to !he Cadets
kGompsey c. ww. McGaugncy wounded
.no ,r5t on tie hr!l James GHor ia Ic-
Eoricd ,lightly "ouuied John po'Dn il
the side, severe; Martin Malieo reported
killed Alex. Carr, i'E aud srnl broken
an LETT on the field; K. b. peSricN,
rounded in ahoJlior, s.igL,.
Tho zane writer also furnishes I-e fol-
owing concerning the BucHaii Regis
5ncrl
Capt Z. 4. Irwin ,sho sc believe ras
ac.ing Colonel Of the Rsgjlaep, iroandcd
IN left arm.
Capt. Tay or, wounded.
J. Patton Barl, Of Company L, (Aon
gers Wounded,
Wood Ross, Company X, woundcd.
Porte. Smith, Company L, Killed.
Gen. Jackson, commanding the 81 Brig,
ale, +. r., was killed, "a oaS siro his Ad'
iutsnt Sweringen.
Since the foregoing VIA in type, a lettI'
hes heen received 10y NJ John AcGaugh
ey from his brother Lieut.. David Nc
Gsughey, giving full st Of tie casual
ties among the Cadets, from Which w
transfer the names additions! to the atoy(
let,
Daniel Curl,y. missing.
p. ? Bilscr. missing.
!. L. uaiuep, killed
Thos. I. Potter, wounded siucc Dead.
K. c, LurTimer, missing
". Crane Mc(ionigal, ni,9irs,
The same letter nlso Ststes that DR.
Crouch Of CurwensYile, was slight!
wounded.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-24
COURT PROCLAMATION.

wv HEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Is,
" President Judge Of the Court cr Common
Pleas o' the twenty fifth Judicial District, com.
posed yf .ne counties Of Cle0ricld. Centre and
Ctu.oo-noi the Hon. JAS. BLOOM and Hon.
J. b. -HoMPSgN,Associate Judges Of Clearleld
county have issued their preccpt, to me direct.
cd, ior he holding ofa Court Of Common Pleas,
DTFhan's Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions. Court
os Oyer and Icrmilcr, and Cougtor General Jau
Dol,vory, &: CiearGeld, in uni ior the county oi
Clsardoli, % ,hs
Se,ssd lioHaey in Jarlary, 1868, al bt
Ctr. HmlsC.
NOTICE Is, therefore. hereby given, 20 the
Coroner, Justices of the Peace, and CoAstables.
n and for said county Of Clearield, to appear Ia,
their proper persons, with their Rolls. Records,
InqusitiOus, Examinations and other Remcm.
brancgs to 10 those things which n thoir officers,
aad in their behalf, pertain ta he done.
GIVEN under my hsnd at Clenrield this 9th
dsy Of Doc, in the year of our Lord, one thous.
and sishi hundred and sixty y-thrse
EDWARD PERKS, Sheriff.
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Nov. 10, 1862 pd.

A UDITORS MOTTO E.--Ths undor'lgncd
~ an Auditor appointed by the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Centre county, to mako distribution
Of the money in the hands Of George Alexander,
Esq, High Sheriff arising from the sale Of the
real estate Of j. j. Lingle, win attend to the du-
ties Of his appointment on Tuesday the 5Oth day
Of December, inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of said
day, at his office in Belleloute. When and where
all persons interested are requested to atterdand
those having claims to present them or be debaT'
red from coming In on slid fUpd.
ADAM hoy,
BsY,fsr~s De- TO- 1882. AufSof.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-24

A UDITOR's NOTICE.--Notice Is hereby
n given that the undersigned Auditor Gp.
pointed by the Orphans Court Of Clarified
county to report distribution of the moneys in tho
hands Of D. J.. Cathcart, Administrator Of Jane
Wilson deceased, will attend TO his duties as Au-
ditor and hear all persons interested IN said es-
tate, at the Office Of j. b. McEnnlly, oD Saturday
the 3rd day Of January, a. b, 1868, at 2 o'clock
?. NJ J. II. FULFoRD, Auditor.
Dec. 10, lSB2-3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-24
F L r NITURE ROOMS
DENNER & BARRETT

Respectfully snnounco - tho public that they
have completed and are now occupying ihc.rnaw
furniture ware-rooms, fronting on the Market
lot and nsarly opposite tho Court House.
Cabinet making will be carried on in the up
per story Of the same building inall It's
DIFFERENT NCHES.
Al kinds gf furniture will be kept constantly
IN hands end sold cheap for cash or exchange
for country Froluce, Or Lumber to suit the husi-
resFi
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-24
Oct. I, 1859 ct

NOTICE.-Notlce /. here.
H by given that Lettors Testnmontary, on the
estate Of JAcoB +. RUSE late Of the township
of Decatur deceased. have been granted to the
undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the saue will prest Dt
them duly authenticated for settlement
JOHN S, RUNK, Err.
Nov. 10, ls62-pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-24

A UDiTORs NOriCE.-The undersigned
~. Auditor appointed by the orphans Court Of
Clearhsld County, to distribute the balance in the
bands o:the Administrator Of Richard Curry dc.
ceased, will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment, and hear all parties interested at his Office
IN Clear6eld Borough on Friday the 2nd day OF
January, A, D, 1888, at o'clock, P. NJ.
J. h. McBNALLY, Auditor.
peo 10, lS62.-St.
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QU.aM BMOC1G8.

TO HOUSFKEEPEGS.--Th rubscyiber--who
was educated in the Penny ,y9nia Institute for
the instru ction Of the Blinds now manuiHctur
ing CORN BROOMS, at Centre Corner, near
Wrlchs', in Lawrence township,
lie makes splendid article, and persons waut-
ing those indispensable articles to housekeeping,
should pstronize this worthy young man.
ErS~ BRO0NS will be supplied either Whole.
sale and Retail on tho most accommodating terns.
EMERY LEGGETT.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-24

liiNNiWH NIlltlI '.#..
~ III..H '|.I N'... ". |..
.t..H.I I..| H..I I.. ".. |.."
..I.. I.I'..U. .U.... N
h..H H.E .....I ... ...
." H.I .....'. .nI .H' .. ..f.f." N
Ir l0Hf' I.. lu'.f U'' ... U. I... D.
u. l"Hn.I auw.n ur .t iu,"l NHHHt
oI IhhnIiF. l7DN Goo ruulfuH'igu and H'."
anett
l. 1ie lthl AdmIl1uf.t a.uu. .t0tiud.
we'll Admiui'uIm OF brpfpr tIsr. Hi..t
luIHtiH tnNu'li. t..Httt. uvtft. HtH.rI,1.
ct whom John Weld, j., vm ,urGt,t admins.
i'utYs
!, The riur Accent Of Iloo5orr Well. rt.su.
tee oi tie lyst viii hnl ttftHm .rt ~ John vit,
late of ltg,aiiu tpvu,hip CturGvN county,
dccuatol
Tho Fiunl a,couu,ofI {. M,Ctust.,. tmiu
irutor Of OH Uud fugulm the good. uuH rlr,.
tells right 5ud urediN which were &, Nathan
NuJMskry, late uf lite township rirUGeld
county deceased.
T. Two liuul prc.uut Dl Jcssc Hutton ,rd Mary
J.. Kelley, Administrators ur rIi AMI B'rau,rr
tho goods nni clsw... t..hts pal OfpItl,
vh.r5 were % JUw,. 81. kgloy, lfo e Hrgr..
tiN township, ulewhrd coan,y, 3gru~rt
., The fiuu Hrnuur. OF William Nn.w.bgl At.
miusira'or u m nut .ugumr tho good, and
chattels, right aud cr.i,D which wer3 T., NI.-
Lam McCmcAtl, tra, Into ., igl town. .p,
tloarfrll county. I.r,t,. j.
G. The Tiunl Account OF J'rcmi.h iIuos,- anil
jacob HeuIus Executor. ur tho ut will .rj
tc'iamontof iioury Eoom,. 'a'o.. .i.lr.g tIau.
chip ClgaI',li county a.rta-rl.
:, The Fuai account pt John Weld, ,ian3ascl,l
Gu0riruu pi Hannah liuoyvr, one OF tho cu,l.
dreu q! Ahhs Hoover, Int uf I,,rGgia t.vusllp.
Cisarhcld county, deceased,
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THOM's j. MCCULLOUGH,

Attorney at Law,
Office adjoining the Bank, formerly occupied by
], D. MoEnslly, ESQ, Market street, Clesrfeld,
Po, viii attend promptly 20 Collections, Sale
Il Jauds &c. Dee, :; 80.
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A JOUR CABINET MAKER WANTED
n The undersigned vii give constant employ
ment 10 good workman ct liberal vsges. Ad-
dre,s, clssrscld, Pa JOHN GULIoB.
Ncv. lR 1854
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iheB.it wotk of Uonyamlhr Agthl'
ttANrEng rirIuHN usluUy
TtlE GREAT ri lBEiLlON
THE uNirkb srArrs

nj EssRs fAnrfn a rm,Upns laeb c.r
nj menced ths ittat boz Numlprst tfR aoH.IltH
hisiory The Great Rebellion h The luia
ted Stttes, The woik has been iot many m"uihs
In copr.e of preparation, Wy writer every way
qualified for the task.
The tsinobUCrias cctinlns Clcrr hnd suc'
ciuct aooount of The formation " tho Cont'dctt.
oy of ihe States tho formation md adoption Of
tie Constitution Of tho Unlted 9tato', and the ep-
tnblishmcnt or the National 90, erninoutj The or
lpin, development aud progress II tho drrtrlnr
of Modification and SECESSION nnd the vnriou'
rhnsrs which they assumed until th0ir hnal oul'
mutation In the G,cut RcbeHiun
The llIsronY comprises full nccount, drawn
trum the most authentic sources, Of al tho Events
of tho War; tho iutrgucs Of the southern leaders
nj homo pud uJrJed the gIudunl detection otono
section tho great Uprising ur the People fur Tho
maintenance Of National Life and EAistrncci the
RAPID creation of an immense Army end Navy ?
and tho ?uitlCS ly nnd and see.
The liiUsTUATIuEs comprise Portraits Ui I'LL
thsSp who have borne prominent pWt M the
struggle Maps Of tho different localities Fia5
Of tho leading actions Niows ot every scene u
Interest, aud Jftho most important Battles. There
Illustrations are mustly iIom drsWinge tnkon pu
the spot by artists depucd for that purpose 70 ne
company every division Of our Army and Navy.
Every facility at the command Of tho publishers
has been employed in the preparation and eXocu-
tioa Of this work and they confidently believe
that Il viii form the most trustworthy and valua
hle history which can be prepared OF the Great
struggle for the American IniOu'
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y o Gg M q U ., z 9 IP

ILNO, Wheat, Rye, LOrn and Vats IN The EfAln,
Liquors Of al, kinds, Confectionery, nuts Fruits,
Corn Brooms, Solc-Leather, and very great va
riety Of miscellaneous articles.
Ills situation and facilities for purchasing, some
Of the a ticlcs herein named, are such as give
him peculiar advantages over many persons in
selling at small profit lie would therefore
respectfully solicit call from persons wishing
any thing IN his line, satisfied that it will prove
mutually advantageous. Nov. 10, 'G2-Jm.
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4 J.PATTERsoN, Atiorsy at Law. Cur.
N. wens, ,ile, Pa, will attend & all businas,
entrusted 70 bic care, 0fes olpoglse tho New
Ne'b edls- Cbrr.t rst 9 'ss.
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COFFINS.

Mnds % order on short notice, AID
lsarse furnished
Poplar. Cherry, and Linvood humber uss1
u exchange for work.
r.prs.il. n,tr4'er a, 1891. iy.
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1.,r,e-Il,au sfntto lotoh',G, "o,
,b,,ot, handsome. comfortable 'nd
- ,.l of tbo tloro % i"''le ue
p,,,t,,sri,n % church Gcollm'n 'ul'
ril,Jo,i The pmo terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15
THE SITUATION AT FREDEHiCKs =.
RVRE,

There was no battle yesterday. From pub.
lie and private dispatches We condense the
following summary Of the four days achieve
ments, and statement Of the situation.
Gen. Burnside undertook TO cross the Rap.
pahannock on Thursday over pontoon bridges.
expecting determined resistance. But the
Rebe. batteries did not command the bed Of
throwing few hundred sharpshooters
mo the houses along the bank to
delay Burnside's passage I'LL Jackson,
who had been sent to Port Royal to oppose an
expected flank movement at that point could
rejoin the main body. Towards division
forced its way across in front of the city late
in the day. and NewtOn's division crossed two
miles below with still less resistance. The
divisions occupied Fredericksburg and held the
heads Of tho bridges during Thursday night
Friday was consumed in the passage OF the
main columns OF Burnside's army; the Right
Grand Division under Sumner followed by
the Center Grand Division under Hooker,
crossing in front Of the city; the Left Grand
Division, under Franklin, crossing two miles
below. When the army was all over, its bat
tic lines stretched about five miles along the
river, the left reaching well forward toward
Massaponax Greek, in readiness to attack.
Ga Saturday morning, tho columns of Sum
uer and Franklin mO7ed " tue ASSAULT. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15
GENERAL NEWS.

A dispatch from San Francisco, dated Dec. IL,
states that the steamer from the North Western coast
has arrived, with $1,000 in treasure from Victoria
and 81 600 from Oregon. Hong Kong dates of Oct.
If are received. Black teas were in fair demand at
all ports except Canton. For green's the new crop
opened at high prices. At last accounts the Tae-
pings were concentrating at Nngpo. Fifteen bund-
red British troops all Sepoys had come in for ser
vice at Shanghae. The death Of General Ward was
considered great loss to the Imperial cause. Com
mercial circulars speak of revolution that had
broken out in Japan. The power of the Tycoon has
been restricted, and policy favorable to the foreign
interest adopted Mr.. Richardson, an English mer-
chant, had been asssssinated 10y the servants Of a
japanese prince. Hong Kong markets report an
excessive supply of beef and pork; flour declinsd
sugar advanced; cotton goods improved There was
an excessive amount Of tunnage in the Chinese
waters.
Attic meeting Of the Board of Aldermen on Sa,ur-
day message was received from the Mayor vetoing
the action Of the Common Council in increasing the
salaries Of the Register Of Water Rents, Deputies
aud Chief Clerk and President Of the Cfoion Aque-
duet Department. The Mayor takes the ground that
the City cannot at presen, afford said increase and
besides the high price of provisions is only temper
sry.
News from Panama, dated December :, states the
L. S. soop-of-war NaTsgaeseit had arrived from
Mexico making in all nine vessels OF war there al he
present time. The anniversary of independence was
celebrated the 18th Of October. FLOODS along the
railroad have subsidized Heavy rains still continue.
The Champion arrived on the morning Of tho lst,
and the passengers got over the same night
The amount collected for the euiIerers in Ianca-
shire up till Saturday by the International Relief
Committee, the Prodoce Merchants Committee, and
the Committee Of British Residents, was 800, SOP.
We understand that dispatch has been received
from Adjntant DOdd, Of the 9Th New-Hampshire
Regiment, stating that he is alive and ulYjured.
HE name has been reported among the killed.
There vas duh feeling at the Stock Exchange
Saturday and although decided change IN prices took
place the quotation. show generally rather gIes
ID. the close Friday. At the First Board the dealing.
very wei distributed but not large Ia anything Coy
eminent Securities dul at 0i for the Coupons Of -
aud l0'l ior 1908 Gold sold down 1914 bot rner
ia the day. At the Second oifd prices
lower exceI: .o Cod which advanced 49, aud clossd
firm. Later in the day the from Federi ksburs dis
PEELED the spprehensons excited by the vogue reports Of the
morning In regard to the Army Of toe Potomac and better
feeling displayed 10 the closing transactions OF the
dsy-prces Taugng from ia y cent higher through the lie,
OF active stocks In foreign bs there but little DONE
and be market is Irregular Fregh.s very dull aud
heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15

ing on the Rappahannock, Hills forces acting as q
roserve A dispatch received last evening cautions
the public against hastily crediting the unsupported
rumors concerning Saturdays battle, many OF them
having been got up by Rebel sympathizers. Gentle
men in high public positions repeat the assertion as
coming from Gen. Burnside that be has men enough,
and therefore desires no further rctnforcemens.
From dispatches received at the Navy Depart
ment it appears that the Captain of the San Jaeinto
had been notified in advance by the Governor OF
Martinique that if he stayed in the harbor until the
departure of the Alabama, no must remain twenty
four hours afterward also; but he might watch for
her outside beyond the jurisdiction of the Emperor
of France. He went out, after arranging with the
American ship Happden to signal him with rockets
on the departure of the Alabama. The signals were
seen, but the pirate had out under the shadow OF
the high precipices, and thus evaded the San ia
cinto. 1t is supposed that France will demand an
apology from our Government for the firing OF sig
mails in the harbor The San Jacinto was not de-
tanned by the French.
Special dispatches dated Nashvlle, December
~, state that Brig. Gen d. S. Stanley returned on
Friday evening from a dashing enterprise into Dixie
Mejor-Gen. Wynkoop charged through the Town o.
Franklin, driving out the Rebels Flour mills anc
other property of use to tue Rebels were destroyei
we lost only one man. Five Rebels were killed, ter
wounded and twelve taken prisoners, and large
drove of secesh horses captured Morgan, the go
rilla," was slashing about promiscuously' The en-
tire force Of the enemy does not exceed 7O'0Oo
Bragg sent in 1872 Union paroled prisoners to GU
lines on Thursday, mostly captured at Hartsville
On the eighth page Of this mornings edition
we give an interesting account OF tue recent gaan
fight at Kane Hills, Arkansas.
We pint on another page rief.sketches OF III
leading Union officers killed and wounded IN tn
battle of Fredericksburg.
We have batch Of reports, rumors aud 9" 1t
saids from Nashville, but they do not amount
much.
JEFF. Davis was in Tennessee on Friday s
says a Rebel paper of Murireesboro.