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PUBLIC NOTICE.
COUNTY Expenditure.

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GRIST MILL.


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THURSDAY, OCTOBER q, 1870.
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TELEGRAPH


BAZAINE HAS FOUGHT A GREAT BATTLE
AND WON A GREAT VICTORY.
LaxDOH, Oct. "a report comes fron
Lu1emburg that Baxaine raised the siege Of
Thionviile on the 18th, aiter an engagement
lasting four hours, In which nearly the whole
investing force, 5000, were killed or eap-
t,Ired ON the 18th. He returned to Metz
with an immense amount of supplies and
military stores. The particulars are these:
The Prussians, who had fallen back to Pont-
a-As,H~Y stsr Shcu deEcH entE nm
had swung their line around 50 that it ex-
tended from Pont-a, MOusson, to. Foul Cue
ment. .Ahn1t 5 ifeDcE ON The morn
ing Of the 18th, Bazaine attacked the
Prussian centre, at Couronell, with an
OVERWHELMING force and succeeded IN
his whole AMY between. the two
wings of tie Prossians. The attack was fol-
lowed up with rigor, aud the lea viasfosoesl
lack to Pout-a- Mol,ssOn. Hemmed in by
the river M0selle and a largely superior
force, the Germans Tough; stubbornly, and
the slaughter was hieastfal. One division Of
LANDOWNER attempted TO cross the MOselle, and
were literally cut to pieces. The fighting
lasted far into the night, and was resumed
early on the morning Of the 18th. About )
clock, finding resistance useless, the Prus-
slams laid down their arms. 5000 s,Irren-
lcred, all that were left of s., 90 the morn
ing before. Tue French fnce engssd was
at over 100, 900 men, and their
losses are fully equal to the Germans.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
LONDON, Oct 2O-Laie letters state that
since the beginning Of the war the dcstr1c-
ION Of public works in France, such rs
,ridscs and viaductS, has been very great,
md has besn carried on BY both belEgescnts.
Il is estimated that 2OO, 90. 900 francs would
lot cover the damages done To the country
incc the war begun. The Times censures |
he arrogance Of the Russians in their terms !
or peace, and approves Of the language Of
he Emperor, that no government yielding I
foot II tie,nh territor', As cosnai6rn %
,cace, could retain Its power day.
Gen. Burnside has found it necessary TO
|eny that he has bccn commissioned by the !
american government TO offer peace PROPOSE
ions Of any kind.
The conduct Of the Germans in Orleans, &C.
ording TO Prussi ian accounts, differ from /
hat ascribed by the French. They were
'erfectly orderly and the occupation of the
80, I,., ny r;nl.uro cx
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N1OTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,

No1lcETsvg'ss ;d LAMP H; oPF1 Ma;sn O. 1870
Complaint having been entered at this 'ftice by
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ing his Decla.atory Statement No. 23oo, dated
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o,township 1885, range 81. in stearns comfy Mime
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NOT1CE.-U. 8. LANDOFFICE.

NOT1CE-U. 8. LANDOFFICE.
~ 1t. Cloud, Mlnn., March p, 1870.
complaint having been entered nc this otnse bv
Aexahosr Murphy against Israel Rintr,ck tor alan
1865 upon the n neN exse u section Il. ,oxnshi,,
10, range ~, IN Stealns county, Munsso,s, with
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NJ O1ACE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE
~ 81. cloud, MIMI, March IL, 1870
nss1nS been entered TINS uii1ce by Frank
Ely against David b. herxpatrck Tor abandouux hi.
nomeoteAa Entry No. AuS5, dated April IL ib65
upon the sw Il section u, township 10. rxnee sU
~ oteafns county, Mimi, with a view TO the cancel
a.on Oh sad entry the said parties are hereby sum
M.V w. appear Ut Ills ONCE On the 4TA LA.' VI
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.uln'Sh testimony CONCERNING said alleged aban
c. A. GILMAN, Register.
-Mar1t-owl T. Z. McCLUKE RECEIVER
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-14

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