The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-18
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I WASHINGTON, December Is.

81 WASHINGTON, December Is.
Last night about O'Clock, Rebel caval-
nv, under Major White. about 495 strong,
made rade into Poolsville, Nd They
found there thirty five, of SCOTS nine hun
dred. ouartered in a wooden building. AT
rer brief but determined struggle. and
when the building was on fire, Lieut.. Smith
and seventeen men Of Company l., surren-
dered, and were paroled.
On our side we lost one killed. Lieut..
Stiles and two wounded, Lieut.. Smith and
Corp. Berry. The Confederates lost two
killed and thirteen wounded.
NASHVILLE, December Is.
A special to the Herald says: Jeff Davis
has arrived at Murfree sboro'. and is the
guest of Mr. Hanney. Tho Rebels have
re- occupied Franklin. The enemy seem to
be moving up. Forrest is not at Charlotte,
but there is a heavy force at Nolinsville.
New YORK, December 49,
Specials this morning contain nothing
from Fredericksburg not in the Associated
Press last night. Whole number killed :,
wounded and missing in Frank!in's grand
division, ,932.
The Washington Intellgencer Of yester-
day says:
II
pears to have been the general expectation,
was not resumed Yesterday. The enemy
was occupied in extending and strengthen
inc his works and our army was taking
care of its wounded and burying such of its
dead as could be recovered from the battle
field"
Burnside was re-enforcci during the day
by Gen. Sigel's corps. lie uuquestionably
had good reasons for delaying another at
tack upon the enemy's ling
1t appears the PaymasteT's Department is
able to procure only about 100000 per day
for soldiers wages, while the demand Is
four millions. This fact is owing to the in
ability OF manufacturers to supply them,
and accounts for the injury done the soldier
The following dispatch was received by
the President at / o'clo ci, Sunday mornin,:
headquarters Army ofhe Potomac}
December Is
We have carried tn first line of the enc
my's works opposite the town, three miles
below, aud have to gain the crest of the
hill to day. Our loss in killed and wounded
is estimated at about 5 900.
FoRrREss MoynoE, December II.
Southern papers say Gen. Fosters force
is designed to CO operate with the y ankees
against Rich mond, either by ii direct al vance
upon Petersburg. or by an attempt to seize
our railroad communication at Weldon.
RICHMOND, December 0.
General Morgan attacked an outpost OF
the encmv's At Hartsv!lle on the Cumber-
land river, killing wonndiDg and capturing
! 500 prisoners. two pieces Of artillery. and
1000 small arms. Oar l,s5 is 223 killed
and wounded.
The day previous small foraging train
was captured by Gen. Seeier, near Nashville
with 30 prisoners.
MOBILE, December 8.
TWENTY-FIVE Federal prisoners taken neal
Cof'eev:lle yesterday, were brought in to-
day. Cars are running from Grand J unc
ton to Holly Spin-s, and telegraph working
The Richmond EXaminer says, The
preparations of the United States to subju
gate the South are now truly gigantic. In
the East. West and North, on land ana water
every here, and on all sides, tn e movements
of the Federal army and feet indicate a yea!
hope, a fanaic;sm, desperate agidity
that should Danish from every SoutherDer'
mind all thought Of an early peace, ana
nerve every loyal Southern hand fora battle
il which there Will be no quarter.
Northern Virginia is again overrun =
Richmond, PeterSbnrg, Weldon, Charleston
and Mobile are once more tire ltened.-
Texas, undefenIea, lies helpless and Bleed
Ing in the power Of the enemy.
Forces are being prepared in ii i>sour
and Kansas for the Invasion Of Arkansas. -
Communication between the West and
Rchmon! is menaceJ at Chattanooga aud
Knoxville, and the NJ ississppi aud rbut d
ries are brtetiing with ganbrats, for opera
tons as soon as the foods come