OUTLAW OF THE OLD WEST...
THE NEW-YORK TIMES, New York City, New York, July 3, 1869
- Missouri outlaw and guerrilla Sam Hildebrand...
- Original post civil war reading...
Page 5 has: "Sam Hildebrand The Outlaw of the Southeast--A Reward of Ten Thousand Dollars for His Head. Includes a report that describes Hildebrand as a daring and ruthless bushwhacker, plus talk about the attempts to capture him, and word that a $10,000 reward was being offered for his capture. There is also a Proclamation issued by the sheriff of Washington County regarding the capture and arrest of Hildebrand, as well as a physical description of him."
Other news of the day includes: "College Commencements" "The Pennsylvania Coal Miners Strike" and much more.
Printing crease slightly affects the second head, a few printing creases in unrelated content, otherwise in good condition.
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