davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-02-08

AiHHci Inc Ft1hnlht0n win thf nnHrthtHlil'H!
!l'at Il ,wsn.li 'r' perfectly agrera'''" to tue
unftrd Suites Court to grant tin order. 1l'.
eas'' an sn dntef '9ly ~, r 1872, avg. :. is;,.
So,.e,i @ "by +. ii. Wln.t,.o, per sS 8. n. Giover'
o. Il. Clever was Mr.. Wnstnn's cashier, nntt a
son Of j, O. Gaover. The last check vas uatl
after tic tounsv Court hn,i ordered thc c'sim
vat entered, md beforc he paid ansshIn1 on
nccl,,lnt nf It At all, he learned that IL Vas ret
aside. Judge Dr'ln,nonl toltfli,n sn; tc roufsl
mt rccnllcrt hts e1art wnEtls nut the mprcbslon
n,ond h, not propnsc 10 hare the rce'prda ri his
Cnttr. at,ow an allowance nf any s,t"t, nLtl,rc To
ang person fnr s,ich services In sltct, casc. The
ehlatt a!so pnil $i,:&l for ,hc expenses ot the
condemnation pruccc!lngt. brst!ra the allnw-
aneo to STR: Winston. tie last check tor tl0,-
0W tn Mr.. Winston was delivered TO Anthony
Z. ffcsine.
"1>Ll 5ou gct anything from sfr. Ilcstne
whcn you delivered It 10 l,ml''
- got IN tnde1nntfyinG bond."
"Thfs tndcnnifstng lon.l Is signed by Sir.
Pierre, Losing, nm! loci .: Harvey. Do you
know who Jne' y. Harvey ia!'
!" He Is Collector uf Internal Rorenue.H
IN the condemnation proceedings, Was he mutt"
u fes, SIR"
"1}n yuu know how muc1, he gotl''
~! paid him e1.M) Is Commissioned
,afeni' SSs fiS'''-tA* last o'e' where lie bond was
"'rbere was very little mid shout II, cxceps
That trtor to that TING Mr. licsLnE had bccn in
my ofIrc twu Or three times tn sec when be
est III It: nn,l tina11Y Easc the check, lid
mt give Il to Mr.. Hcstns; ! aasc II to air.
Winston, He wanted me 10 c!yc the check dI.
ss 5fsy yt # n 5 ent h ts tS nss,,[ h bag A. MooMes M:s +,
was t'le party dealt with. llc ta.d
, 1879-02-08
L. j. j. NISSEE,

AV!s NouptEA1Aeu Jou utA{A 2A8eHooQ~
---
L. j. j. S1ssEN.
Mr., III, Nisscn was then called and e1a,n-
fncd nv ri t,oo,cr. ia .ota ho hna 49,.
@ .,s. ,v9r . ~ Inv p'ss'
t1cea law tahec lets'' aua was formerly pnrt~
ner of W. Il. Barnum, and represented several
cialnls OF tlle uardcn City Inkurauce Company
Of persous who hatl sustained Iossrs under not-
o,,. T., ,,,, f,om. NJ. In, i'm ,,-oot ~. - ~,
w. ~ ' .,,,. h., ~ nora, s's"s se." " Aou
llc commenced SUIT, Out never prosecuted hny
of tlMse claims 10 Judgment. They were CON-
promised. liz proved three Of four claims Ia
b.nkruntcy In 1872, When hs r1am,ncl The
s, u~a"t as ~ ....,,". :. w., s''s,, sa .,.. ."s
reeor" o. p'ocecuiuEs: Ah" louno t'at noth'hE
had been done In the Garden City Firc-1nsuranca
Company matter, lie presented petition to tho
:1,g. of t,c nt.trrt t.n,-, m forc tn. ot1lr,r,
~ tno. comnony IN gte a .ch.dn,. ~ ,hot-
~ .''A' M So".pHt' ~ Nv 'e.'' .,e"
assets. Tile bankruptcy proceedings ha'i tsltu
been pending some time. Before lie went to
sec Jut1uo HloJyctt al,ont It, offers had beef
mar II, h,s clients to tuy tf,.lr claims, lie did
49,, s..,,,n,,o, III, olY,r cx.ctI~. r.. ,hr,,n,,, -
was 80 per cs''s. When iie fled his petition to
compel tl!e company 70 Hle ~ scnedule nnd In
ycntarY, Judge blodgcst $40 hc Thought i was
natural, tifooaely thAt nolalhe luFtnGf nal oceh
donr. o"tnE 70 hs eMpr!s 1., I'LL, " Ut Io1npany n
seemed to b. aware OF ihc fact Tut si'ey iiaa
been tllakioR naers. ns all ttrsc ccompsuiss did.
"u1u nc gre You atfy aoslcei
~ cannot exactly sas ne ease nc anf aa'
Vice."
llld nc make any huEGtai'on 10 your
fcs, sIfs ne tnEEcstea ,tnal pEooably u VIA
best 1.r tic csctittols 70 fHect settlement; IT
would cost Great deal " expense, thls bank
ruptcy proeecu!'lG' ~. INC rfealtors ought TO
hertpt u reasonable ol1cs In order 10 avoid this
expense; ami that ~as probably The seasnn
nothing further Aad Otcn uont In tllH matter.
lie ee,nclutcd they Stood in their own way II
they did not aecept reasonable proposition,
tt'thouglIt tliAt tic n!tireEs o. the Company
were dlsposed to pay ae lnlleh IL thttr aeactS
would possibly Justify. aH1 tllut creditors ought
mt unrcRsonubly to force thla bankruptcy pro~
ccetlIt,E II they bad conviction hut The Com
pany were tloiNg what tllcy possibly could. and
he bad M doubt tic officers Of tho Company
we're honestly ilsppscd.h
'sDiL he tay how much they Wers Offering!
Was TINT totkeA oycri"
I'M. sir" ........
.pti Ea not eny substantially this: These
officers OF thu CoI! paHs 2sr oleTinE at mich u
more than they can sflord 10 pay for these
clafms1't
"No, atr.''
" nut tu did saY they were disposed to Day all
tt,cy could afIorI .u miyt''
"Wsl,, iiu suit! tc hal no reason to suppose
.t,,t t,,.v wrr MT t1nr ft,,. h,.sf ther t.1,t,J
, 1879-02-08

the Garden CITY Insurance Company In existence
r,r,, ~ te .y q chi;.sS md a.. Il r., o+t wiz,
Va. a.rd il 81. .,rle, Fons On :" tbs S'Si ittS @sy
n,' o. A1usIn,t, ls3:: by i1enrv Se~ton an.' Law
.thct r. Hthrstnicf. partners nnhcr the style af IL.
Srw'on 4 En. and TINT subsequently sail tom.
na.y wa@ adjnlica.cd a bankrupt bnt thf. retpond.
nr Ut liabilities Of ratd corporation, ar hs rurther
says that he hae nc:cr hr1rh 0f an7 schctpr ~
eomS''naon whatever bs,in. for y. "hjeet the
tlan In hank.ualev VI. ,Ied ia farl.rranee of any
unlawful Of fraudulent ecneme whatever.
Ana~rr IN the Rtcund specification:
Itrannnlcht further enys that he has never had
an5 ,nfornhton that The ndlnh'eatson under raid
District onrt the litigation fhrca:r,e Aealnst asid
tomnans I, founded nron the cfa'ma Of indrttranras
an. unlawful Or fraudulent ,erfer whs,..er.
Answer to the lhtE.i aprt tGcatlun:
proceedings tn bankruptcy werc pcndIng 6efare
.!n ~ District Judge petition vas filed IN mid
eaId Cunrt 10 en.ct a rule up0n said hahkrunt
Company 10. compel It 10 s1le schedule os lie
s.'e.: - M of *ala Company: sut he ae"lc. that he,
advised and urged the petitioners attorney tn mid
petiton u derst from askns him ~ such f,.srtct
Judge to enter rueh rule md a'!vl.rd ue..sioninu
css of taid connsns had sIrea4v altered the said
resnnsng creditor fo' u. ra,m al tant they con d
FthaHHAHlF pays aHu 1H1E cfGtilt0f 0ight
eeti his Gl&in md hn ttnca that Aster the cnry Of
said rule. and tcfuse ths expiration OF thc
time hxed thrrsfn, sa,d crrdisnr. Ia view Of
the circumstances. or under the influence ar al lhe
intlanee oi the respondent. sold hts claim for .
hum mich less tttn IT, v.iue. And be further de-.
pIes tAt h.. n such D1ste,ct tugr. nerlcctcd and
refused to require comrtancr with pAid ntder en-.
tcrrd by him In RAil bankrupt estatt. hut he SAYS
tint he MAJ willing AMI ready. proper applira.
tt1n. and upon snlactcnt cause rnoirh, iu rcguIre
said Company to comply with the ,uie rntercd
aeslnst It. md 10 proceed with said pruccrdtnE
when MDvcd 5T any person inicrcsfcd therein: md
thtn respondent infthvr fsya shst whvn he entered
tho rule IN The 18th day Of July, 1875, requiring
the rald bankrupt Company tn dc .chcruIc. by sh,.
9Th dav 0f Juls 1k7t. he aso ordered That afs al
taehn.cnt !shnc for contempt In default uE a cnm.
pltnnce with aatd rule. and thAt thx prttionug
creditor entitled under the arltr witch he then
entcret 10 take out his attachment fHr contempt In
Gaze nf neglect to comply with the rule within
tho t!tue nxed by ths order.
Answtr tu the fonFll, specification: This re.
apobltcht denies that amy unlawful combination
was carried nut through tho nsetium If the district
Court 70 that no schcdr1c OF inventory was fisd
Of sa.d Cumtnny. or that satd cnuse was dismiascd
out 0g saId court by uehns OF thr Improper MD OF
ihs RESPONDENT, md he AYERS that hc has had no
Informntiun wbateycr In regard 10 my Of tho mar
ters alleged In ratd CHARGE nr IT tht SPECIFICATIONS
hercn until the ptcscntAtlon theEsos 10 him On this
Gth dny of February, IT'D.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-08

@LET buy guns be buy guns. as the
boy said when his mother took him to
task for investing all his Christmas
money in pair Of foxIing-picces.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-08

tf..I' t..t1 ~ At .| n. M u.
VIfzMD WISDOM.
A purron 4 8 small svent yhich y
always ooming A. \ sss.9 ,s-sg
A MAN q uot slwsys upright Who hae
been brought up right. 'Rsaafl
aRY h,d ( Z ittls1' lamb. 4 ~ roasted
and che wanted mors. ~, x
Mp.. H..r.,. NAV. i,,s.. i, er.oiiv The
color Of = Tom and Jerry. = 80
.-,.s ....,.-, !. "a. x..,sh;n.
to IL t;ct J,.V vornS lsdy's i isnoy WITH.
.Arn that m.l... INV, nv HtAIa Johnnv
No crows this morninr YvSDot M s'urly.s
r..,..,a..,a,.. ~. ~ l..,s,, 8 -.
v;th vat ~oo.i ~ 49, n : d.mm fnsl.;sh
manner SssrA->s y y
- -s,i.' /, 7 s, :, !, ~,
RUTH must have had trouble with hpr
tirst lover, a. she aot another Boax soon
Is possible. 6,,, K \ K,
M. MIA. ...s,....,., i.....s,.,. 49,.
THH Chlneso iiken = arunknn1s nose
water thst pssscsh uhdernsasIs 10
- -, }, ,. !. I'll, Il.
a shAL. c oS! pH e eun asc n s...;ssss
. ~Sn la 49, 'issS =
s,mxs, ss,,,.. 49,, : .,,.;,,.aiyss s,..,,,
!. ~ ass Sp liz .iI S,"sS stiI ,.s.,s
- = ;s Soss .n';S,-.ri "o'. .s '.' ."'s'
m y .. 49, $500 ~,
.. An ~ s.DS.,sosnx r. S,ss'A ,'s
~ NV - =. 1877" ., mrs -
isp|s'siHhA 'cl's HHS'tsSdHHHtfA1t 'fan
! lAMutIc-sELtEn anhdsnreAjn HIS win
low 9pAe4t3msutsl s,9pg I'D tpA!l 'hass
17ppYeae N.Y. NJ r'o ~ ~ 9s'pP
. NVHxr n lsllvlstands, nj. the, Il vmeneal
1tsr witM her'intended. Won naxskuow
,he is aboNt to draw her beau iptVR knot.
THE man who, unexpec tedly, s.lt down
~ n some warm clue thinks there. & more
han oono way Of RettinR badly stuck.
'P' ',,nr ~ h. go. -
aoosu y I hs. re as sa,IJ an. ~
la s };S w LII sIe sSP H NJ
!ae JsS ' nHa sSSs1. ~ ~ i iisi'S = -
AZ Ssodw a,oosa 1sil,als b.sa d,ce.,.
gea aTIss a iall ' p1sa we ~
I'M 49, ,sn 49, Z Mr.. htdta har' i,nttIa
.fshs;ri j.s' :. r. $500 II .~Sl.''s
w. !.
q HER first Sunday Mt church Little
s ~. sLn .ha ,,l p,e,' .,r; s AZ.
10y ~, S. ~ .s;t X S;ah S''-'
IN VIZ, NJ SSSeS-e N''A Y VS. s'2 sAts
n,lA, MISSOURI woman keeps up q bar in
h slr,| hopse Ter her husband to patronize,
J iiilgs, 1ettsHS Elr1iis money. q F35'1
III 0bS q. - ~ 9Gg e.i;5,h 4.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-08

:. .,coxrNppiArIoxss ron FcoNoNy AND re-
~ ~ yoR1fl a. Ga Y =.

~, l.
!. The iundins " ~ HcIs.ou oonI'
has already neen fesPecstuAy stt1stsssn,'
which, \ fundsd ~ I'VE Per cent, oonas
after JAY, tels: y, yni ,s.Se enneg
thereafter 20 tne o.s,c - ! an.vs NY
thousand de!ials !5use = IN sne Isceh''
funding OF $oOo:4vp ycn PSl cent oonas'
into six per cens; V s3ss .sss.'is ~ IN luc
latter case snnuAny csot Es".sonn'y s'lors'
and dollars 80 Sc ..sg.y ~
2. respectIuiIy aavise .nas slle 1sw
be amsnde9 PIoslu,ne in NJ 'tAnspol'
tation o. prspneIs " tle s."t1 Ptlsons,
30 o. e spsqpaee VIZ sosefao. - ools!'.cs
for the transportation oi s'ao consic'a'
Is foltqsS z, I s4, " .r.x j.f
Thatp9 tfss . NJ ,,xAeo ~ tes NeF
trapsllQ sno iowsss ,esl 'o !l w
bidder .vhose eusies snu, "s ss rs'iy.
dehned ~ My, an9 .nsy ~ Dounaa "
contract ana Doaa .SSs .lansors s. .ana
deliver Wi!hs Ivy. t.el,I tS'ss'2isRl: s'lll.lss
oil parties convicseu ,l J. 0ss ss 1l
senteneed'Oo sne psa .n 70 sNc"'
person OF psSfR8 sss w iaV ssla sSct:
Fortne ySes " Up 70 ~ $50 snS
cost t9the ra,s tor ss1x IN lso ~
victssveraged MXey.hvoSsasoNss1lqr dota s!ss
annuaAys rne aastcwo'nscM years NC
cost ;s:ersgea HtsY the wv, na2issMgiIi
Under tne presencXXay NV Y.f'
judges ut shelr t,iscfeu'on; appoi@ TINS
number OF gSafdi an9 J, ttnts f7 ~ fParienSe
Of th99,ast fAsws !neE, ae 81 tHo SaaIes
t. each 'lhhona ns sl,os Hsls'..i ~ M
When we take'inso cVilSi:'eration Siie
great distanee'ot OUT lDordeT ,Sennn,ies
from the aPenitentlary ~ 1 nnn@vlile !.
and the 'magmtaaes ot,' OF setst1Wy' ~
is expected shaIy sgcn 1si S'ransP9lt
would necessarily impose aheSvy OK
pense ppon rye ~ Stays II 1ne Ifansporlu-
ton spuhto 0Ie I4an. an, OF lc sM E pan J
OF men a1'e,ing 1he o ufii sanS wessa $50
spenaibta Mdder,G H9re perltcs system
and dis.n pine cpuix 90 L oaganlzaa W.
those VINO mlgsls y,i - coSssc. WIZ H.
State I9hey w Sa1f ,fllis lfaRsP9ft seis' \,
and 'promptiy ~ various Ier,igia ali :
prisoners from gwen lnalclM uisoriG 81,
and 80 me c9nffalit s4astt ls san gs e.
are not~ltnoRk fgeceasaal an enlss pre- 10.
position. IeAas mas I y. ~ yysta sevellII
teen hundred conyslcts taf5oJ ana -, our
sister state ls t n, A1la5
State leases all ner c m .tiap o0c ana
the iessees pay, tne ot 4, Szo.uoo per
annrini' and are toougd HNpy contract 70
transport oil convices' from she coanmes
where convicted and sentenced 70 -tne
penitentlaary 1ree OF Az expense 70 the
State Ihe experiment! mere mas re,
suited IN an annual SAVING IN the Item
OF expense incident 70 O., tne transporta, !.
ton Of conyictss OF many tnousand Oh
dollars over the OLD system, wMch she
has discarded, Dnt wn lcl1 YET ID 1orce
in this State. The average cost per
capita OF the TRANSPORTATION IN 1has
State is less than ten dollars. Here
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-08

HbhCu tuC ukCnt ~ uC uollA Ou0 Will -
handle in the end, 80 we can all give it
y turn once in while. J" g@,a 20
VIZ no longer question the propriety
of considering vessels in the feminine
gender. They run each other down al
most every day in the English channel.
Turner Falls Reporter.
!. Az illiterate farmer, wishing to enter
some animals At an agricultural exhibi-
tion, wrote as follows to the secretary
of the society Enter mo also for jack
ass. And he took the prize.
Mr.. JOAQUIN MILLER announces
through the press that the young lady
to whom he is attached, entitled Merin-
da, is standing. forever under fir tree,
but fails to say how fir the tree Is.
CoAcnNES in the employ Of million
aires have not been ,loing very well this
year in marrying the rich and romantic
young daughters of the family. and WA
ges will probably go up Free Press.
A YOUNG couple were found, out 1t
the front gate One cold night lately,
locked in each others arms. They said
the combination waslost, and they could
not get it because the isnitor was asleep.
-McGregpr Neirs.
MARX TwArs. describing the beauty
Of certain evening in the Bermudas,
saws. IL was sufficient 70 have directed
his thoughts heavenxard had there not
been Just enough amateur piano music
to Keep him reminded Of the other plscs
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
Robert ROnner's LBrE" Male or
fanA RiOOde0 sleek.

A lary. number of admirers OF hDe
blooded stock gathered at the Manhat-
tan cla grounds, New York, Wndues
day morning, to attend the sale of some
Of r hsrt Bonner's horses. Horse fan
ciers from all parts Of the country we're
prssent. Eighty seven of B"nner's
horses we're sold. Only few OF the
lots went at what may be called high
prices, and even these we're sold At
rate far below the real vslue of the
ANIMALS.
K-sne Jim, q famous g-lding, was
sold for a 900. The name Of the pnr-
chaser " AZ Charles A. DaRs. The fol
lowing are the names of some OF the
horses sold. with price and names OF
purchasers: Price Enperial, b. g.,
foaled Jnns 2, 1869, sire VIM. Welsh,
dam, celebrated Flora Temple, present
wear has shown record Of 223s, was
sold for 81 425 to W. +. Osborne. Of
An4ouia, Gown. : Thomas X b. c., foal-
cd May l6. 1874, sire, Edward Everett,
trott-d last year in 2:433. wss purchas-
I'd by J. H. Clarke, Of Solo, N. T., Tor
S5OO,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
False Teeth Broke an Engaxe.
mont.

Miss Rosa Roberts called on DR.. Pres
ton, of Wayland, N. Y,,a dentist, some
three years ago and procured set Of
teeth, bnt forgot to pay for them Lately
she was engaged TO bs married to
resident Of Wayland, and went to that
place on u visit. While there DR.. Pres
ton called on her and inquired about
her teeth. She handed them to him
and he put them in his pocket, saying
.You can have these teeth when you
nav for Them" Miss Roberts could
not pay the amount, and Dr.. Preston
carried them away. That night her
lover called, but she refused to see him.
Explanations ensusd, and he said he
would not marry woman who wore
false teeth. Miss Roberts will sue DR..
Preston for damages, and her lover for
4 breach of promise.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31
BARlEs Oh OUR RLOCK.
Publish.d By requ. /,

Published By fequs /.
II you want i0r Information,
Or In need OF merriment;
Come over with me socially
To Murphyt tenement
He owns rev Of house,
In the First wstd near the docb,
Where Irslsnd's r presented,
By babies On Ou block.
There's tho PnsIon's and the Whalen's,
From the sweet I'un0cudso.
Sitting on the railings
With the child feh on thcfr knee,
Cos ipping and talking
With nelK bors BY the nock,
81 gins Little sally Waters
For the babies on eur block.
cHORUs
Littl. Sally Waters a-sitting In the sun,
Crying an weeping Tor q ysunI man,
Rise, Sally. rise, w'pe your syss ont with your
Tnat. sung by - baOie' s-livins on our
Of q warm day In summer,
When the breeze comes Of tho soy,
A hundred thousand child on
Lay on the Batteray.
They 9 me from Murphy's building:
Their noi'e I'D stop CLICK.
There no peratpbulat0r
With the banits on our block.
There's the Cleary's and tho L'ary's
From the. sweet Blackwster lido,
Dozng on the Battery,
Gazing at tie tide;
All Royal blood and noble
OfDan, orc ,nnsl stock,
Singing Gravel Hreehy Gravel
For the babies on Ou block.
Gravel, greeny gravel, how green the grasses
prw,
For all til pretty fair young naidens see;
Green gravel, green, wipe out yo4r eye with
your frOek,
That's sung by the babies on our block.
It's good-morning to yOn. landlord,
Ami how are you, tO-day7
When Patick murphy, Esquire,
W ,lks down The alleyway
With his shining silken beaver
Has as solid az u rock,
The envy Of the neig bora, boys.
A-living of cur block.
There's the Brann0.i's and the dann0ns,
Far Downs and Gannaught men,
AIsy wild the sh vel and quite han ly with the
Neiyhboriy and friendly, with relations by
the flock,
Singing L'tle Sally Waters. for the babies
on our book.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-31

Msrshalls Cubit Cigarettes euro
Cstarrah, cnld in the head and Asthma.
Try them. For sale by J. R. Hart
man, Druggist, corner Of 9TH aud Pop.
lar StrVets.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-27
Das Gnoe Der Nbotoaraebic.

@ls Gnoe ber Photographic tonnte man
eS be5eidnen, ipenn bic Nadridt pcn Ell.
ner neuen &rfinouHs iFa teItdtisen iptlte.
OieIelbe lcll bon einem DeutIden. Was
mems Garl Steintaa, semadt leiu, ber
In einla, Der Sunpiitaot Ysru's, mpbnt.
gBir seben Die @in5elbeiten per Sade,
pie lte beridtet tperoen.
Serr Steinbad 1T Gbemiter unb bal
lett lansen Sabren Grperimente sema6t,
UNI cine Competition bersuRellen, mslde
60 ermSslide, elm Spieselbilo gu friren
uno mis cine Ybctbosrapbi elm ben Dan.
bel 3u brinsem. Dies iua ibm ieet sas
Iunsen ieiu. Die Yorberieite pes Spie,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-27

baS graulen unb &aufhsn 70 seteimnib
Sca su Dem etn1amsn Waune berauf
26. Gar. p.-Mufbem ganalbc t.
Sage tparen eaIinsesansen. uetsr
Breitsnsrape ttnweg bate Der unermubli-
DE Dampfer bic Reilenoen eetrasen.
Balber, Dielen unb Sslosr wshlslten 81,
teiben @sitsn ab. On breiten 8lubmin
punsen uno Stabten fiibrts iein gBes sur-
dber, Bic er-enplib benz MIlfi1ppt untreu
wuree unb in ben Saincis einbos. Noh
einsn Sage, uno bic Nsienben, besen 3iel
weiter nSrblid, serlisBsn aud cielen
Strom, UNI bic lsbte @trede bis gu ben
erpben SabpaiIsrieen In einem bsquem ein.
sertateten Ganalbot suriId3ulessn.
Iaslid bate 6eQpts nit Grace 5owttt
perte9rt; fat unausselsst beFano er fd
in iersr 9fape. Sbrem peutlia ausseipro
denen @unfde semdB mahtsn lid in ibrer
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-09-04
The Month of September.

The anniversaries of September are
quite in harmony with the stormy sea
son of the equinox, being for the most
part of very warlike character. The
1st witnessed General Sherman's occu-
patton of Atlanta. The 81 was promi.
nent day in the life of Oliver Cromwell,
rs that of his birth, of his two great
victories at Worcester and Dunbar, and,
finally, 6 his death. The 9th Witness
ed the capture by Lord Peterborough,
in 1705, with a handful of men, of the
strong Spanish fortress of Monjuich, till
then believed impregnable. On the
9Th, the capture of the Malakotl Tower
by the French sealed the fate of Sebas-
topol, within few days of the anniver-
sary of their first landing the year
before. The same day, by curious co
incidence, decided the fate of Moscow,
in 1912, by Marshal Kutuzoff's retreat
after the battle of BoroGino, which was
fought on the 7th. Frederick the
Greats capture of Dresden. i'll 1856, oc
Cured on the 10Th. The Goth has had
the two.fold renown of the battle of
Valmy, in 1792-which changed the his
tory of Europe by checking the Austro'
Prussian invasion of France - and that
of the Alma, in 1854. The ODD is mem
orable for Paul Jones capture of the
British ship Scraps, in 1873, after one
of the hardest fights on record. The
29th witnessed the investment of York
town by the Americana, in 1871, which
brought about the surrender Of Lord
CORVALLIS in the ensuing month. In
addition to all these, this warlike month
can reckon on its list the British defeat
at Saltwater Q77T and at Eutaw
Springs, Q7s1,) the memorable Sep.
tember massacres' of the French Revo-
luton, several of Wellington's hardest
battles in the Pyrenees, QS13,) Marshal
Ney's defeat at Dennewitz in the same
year, the battles of Antietam, Chicka-
manga and Winchester, together with
Napoleon ILL., s capture at Sedan, and
the consequent fall of the Second Empire.