Battle Report of the Grand Army in a Winter Campaign
A detailed account describes a major 12 hour battle with heavy Russian and Prussian forces halted by French corps under Ney Davout and Augereau. It notes massive casualties and trophies seized, plus winter encampment plans and subsequent operations near Ostrolenka and Ostrolenka. The report mentions generals Savary, Oudinot, Suchet, Campana, and Campana’s death. The piece ends with foreign dispatches and political notices from Paris and London.
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Dayouft
Augereau
Davourt
St. Hlilaire
Marshal Davourt
Marshal Augereau
St. Hilaire
Grand Duke of Berg
Marshal Beffiers
St. Hilsire
Hautpoult
Daltmann
Charseurs
Guards
Davcott
Fouth
Divoutt
Marshal Ney
Altroff
Depen
Schenaditten
Marshals Ney
Davoatt
Scenaditten
Frickling
Pregel
Desjardens
Hendelet
Loched
Corbineau
Lacuee
Lemarrots
Bouvieres
Sith Dragoons
Thorn
Huele
Effen
Ostrolenka
Narew
Flacis Lawowa
Savary
Sth
Gazan
Novogred
Ostrolerka
Campana
Atrigude
Gazen
Ruffin
Bripddé
Oudinot
Savary Fene Thither
Reille
Suchet
Suwasrow
Marengo
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Corps of 3000 men formed near Mickel in action
A fragmentary report notes a corps of about 3000 men created near Mickel with 250 killed and many taken prisoner in a battle, as recorded by L Abeille du Nord.
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Mickel
New York Legislature Funds Poor Children Homes and Schools
The New York Legislature approved four thousand dollars for suitable buildings to house poor children in New York City and an annual thousand dollars to aid schools. The grants come from state monies and reflect broad citizen support for child welfare and education despite a duty on strong liquors and tavern regulation.
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Washington
New York
N. Yok
New-York
Georgia probate notice for William Tiler estate
In Richmond County Georgia AZ BEREAS Tekn Wilson requests letters of administration on the estate of William Tiler, late of Augusta, deceased. The court is ordered to cite all kindred and creditors to appear at the Ordinary Court in Augusta on the first Monday next to show cause why letters should not be granted. Signed by Clerk BAAC HERBERT on March 1, 1907.
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Austria
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Europe
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Rotterdam
Shexidan
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Lord Hardwicke
Windsor
Burlington House
Sidmouth
Milville
Lord Eldon
Carleton House
Lord Moira
Sheridan
Duke of Porriano
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Foreign Department
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War Department
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Ross
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Lord West
Moreland
Starrorp
Abercorn
Ireland
Forstea
Isith Exchequer
Limerick
Dartsmouth
Rep
Lipacs
Glenberver
Peenam
Long
S. Bourne
Pirr
Georgia
Richmond County
Wilson
William Tiler
Oferefeid
Gugusta
Baac Herbert
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