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F. R. FILDES, Editor. VOL. I V. t* hr 0} ti it man fanner. F VU LIS 11ELvKV1;LiV FRIDAY. TE MS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Foi one v**ar S3 »>'■ For six months 2 0( ( I For three months 1 00 ] Tr.KMrt Ko;t AIJVKP.T.3 SQ. One sqnnr*. fid lin or Uss,) fi.-st in.wt! :r ! $2 on ; (M'*h following in - -v'- -:. SI - "l. ndvertisemei: - :iiv continued for ons i m >;i !i or lomjes. the ch:tPo;e will be ns follovs : | ;N*. of S,;n.j I Month, j : 2 Months, j U Months. j 4 Months. | : f» Months. ; ti Months, i 7 Months. 8 Months. | 11 Months, j 12 Months.! i| > .no'' $ v j 'i‘j fl j u \ 1,5 i h: j i h| :0,0.)i J.'d it’l 2'J 8 j ail r.j asj 4 4; : 4ji2.00 i> 24 a i sr.j 4 ■•! 1 4<| tiii da 6]i .on 2d 2:1! 3«| 11 -iiJ in di |52 - M;’n; ooj a i 4 j 4d do Iddj do | dTj a 8 <r I j td.t'o: n.J r Boj 8d; !» lion il. ‘ 12» ldo; 24; a ».ih) 75 80j i)oi 01 !•> 12 > l 0.1-to 200 Lcjra notices charged for the saint* as other . ad\ eriirtcments. o‘ t a . indices. Tributes of Reject, and aD ! ar ii ’e of a per- .. v! character, charged for «is advert isemeti s. For anno’irteinsr candidates for office. $lO 00 %m\\ Notices. Adin i nist rat or’s S ale. VALUABLE PiICFE.ITY! To be Snld First Tuesday in December 4 GRFF.ABLK to an or<h*r front the lion ruble J\. Court of Ordinary lor Brook* County. tin* undersigned, administrator of the estate ot Thomas M. Dailey, late of said county, and *ceased. will sell at publi. -nto y before the Court House in Quitman, between the usual hours of sale, on the Tuesday in December next the following described lands belonging to the '•aid,estate of Thomas. M. Dailey, deceased lo wit: Portions of Lots No. O') and 01 in the Fifteenth District of Dro6ks county, containing one hund red and sixty acres, more or less. The land i- of j excellent quality, under good fence, and in h splendid state of cultivation : it i- we’l watered and is n healthy and desirable settlement. There aie on this place a good Dwelling, nei.vs -8 try ouf houses, stables. Ac. It is one of the best firms in Brooks county. Als->. a portion of Lot No. 48. in the Fifteenth District *•! Brook* county, containing one fund red and sis een acres, more or less. 'Phis land adjoins the property previously describe !. and ‘is of excellent quality, improved and under < and *n ; wa er abundant ; and on the pLice i a small Dwelling ah l necessary out houses To Resold for the beneli 61 heirs ami creditors of said deceased. /■or-Terms of -ale. Cash CULLEN HESTER. Adnfr. j October 22. 1869. 40 71 / 1 EORGfA. Coff -e County. To •'! wb« tn it * I ni i% concern : James Lee and .hum - Me.' ry having in prooer form apntied to me far per manent let ters of administ ration on the estan* of Peter Mueeaima, lute of sai-l county, this is to rit»* all and singular the creditors and next of kill of Peter Maeeatina to be and appear e my | o ce wPhin the time prescribed by law, and ! diow cine?, it any they can. why permanent ad ministration should not be granted to James Le • j and James Murry on the estate oftlm said de-i ceased. Daxiki. Lott. Ordinary, j October 18. ISC9. 4! -It Administrator’s Sale. BY Virtue of an order from the Court of Or diliafv of Coffee county, will behold on the First Tuesday in December next, at the Court House door in said county, between the legal hours of sale. One Town Lot in the town o| Dong la**. on which is a store house and other build ings TeiiUi will be made known on 'he day of! ea!e. MAT'IIILW KIRKLAND. Admin i>irator of Ivy Kirkland. October 18,18419. 41-f.t 4 1 EORGIA. Drooks I'iHiury - Wlu rea Thom- XSI a- L Hardee. Administrator of the estate of'Tin mas Kimble, deceased haxing applied to the “ ni t of Ordinary for a final dismission from said administration : These are therefore to cite all parties interest , »•<! to file tiadr objections, if any there are. with in I lie time prescribed by law otherwise said let- j ters of di»tni*sioQ w ill be granted and issued to 1 the applicant. Jamks L. Bkaty, Ordinary. ! October *.»!). ;t m (1 LOUGIA. Colire < dunty. I n all whom it W may concern : Henry MacDonald having in proper form applied to me for permanent let ters of administration ni the estate of Florence l.ary. late of oiid county, this is to cite ail and h ngulnr the creditors and next of kin of Florence Laiv to be and appear si my office within the time allowed by law, and -how c.m«e. if any they can why permaaent administration should not be granted to Hunry Ma Donald on the estate of the said deceased. Damki, Lott, Oidiuary. (telober lb. 18< 9> 41 4t Ct k< mnr \ Bm>oks covsi ? liam Hit'teon. Administrator on :iu*<* -1 i*«» »*f M and I\ \V. Dixon, •]**•• • ■:»-*-*!. !*a\it-;r in• It* application to the Court of Ordinary for di-mis.-al from paid estate : Tbt-e are therefore to cite all parties interest-; ed to file their • bjectio s. if any they have, a it}- in the time presci/bed by law otberwi.-*-.said pe tition u iil be granted. Given under my hand and offi-dq} signature 1 this (tctober 12th, 1869. oels 3m James L. Beaty. Ordinary. C 1 EOiIGIA f’hooks or nr Whereas. Mary If A. M iliiams. Guardian if I ! at Jeniies WiJ. Turns. applies to the Court of Ordinary for dis mi ~xi from said Guardianship : These are therefore to cite all parties interest- : e ! to tile their objections, it any they have, with in the time prescribed by law/otberwise the pe tition of-a and applicant will be granted. Gi'en under my hind and official signature; this I2;b Jar of October. !*6!L 39-6i Jam s L. Beaty, Ordinary. C 1 EOBGIA. Coffee Cot sty. — Whereas. J. J' If Pickeron. Administrator of John Pickeron. represents to the Court in his petition, duly filed ; Hi;d entered on record, that he has fully admin-1 istered the estate of the said John Pickeron. This is therefore to cite all ’persons concerned. kindred and creditors, to show cau- *. if any they can. why said Admmi-tnxtor should not bo dis charged from his administration and receive let-, tors of dismission on the first Monday in January 1870 DANIEL LOTT, Ordinary. July 28, 18*79. tdd T> * ; l whom it may concern : * >TICE is hereby given that. a« Attorney so 1 -i C. P Arnold. I shall, aci-uialinq: t- ; J.v. . proceed to establish lost papers i -r him. the s xid A Tioid, at Bahibridge, on the Pith day of Xo- Tember* 18t>9. J. W. ST. CLAIR. August 27. 1869. 3m For Indian River Country. rPUE St< int er * * X CHARLES WILLEY will leave Jaiatka everv S- -rn alternate Fridavfor S A l/f ’• LAKE. G >d to me or the feuramer wii -•* * ... .v^ ly will be caredfor. Ii ii.t*y come by the 'Mearm*; Nick King, which boa. armes every iVednesuaj. there will be no charge for wharfage or storage b*re. J AS. O. DEV ALL. Pah k*. Fla* <>* L-fi9 Tm i Valuable Lands for Sale. ' \ ariLL he sold on the Hist Tuesday in Dc ¥ V comber next, at public outcry be; re the Court House door in the Town of Quitman, j between the legal hours ol sale, all the lands be I longing to the estate of Matthew Young, decon ! ed consisting of the Home Place of said deeeus j ed. containing about five hundred t_‘eU)) ueiv-. i with excellent improvem* nt.s. situated ab- nt ! twelve mil -s north ot Quitman; and the piace ; formerly known as the ~f )enson Place " in the | Fifteenih District, about six m l • south of Quit ' man. containing about seven hundred (7t)d) acres of first rate pine laud, w ith good improvements , Terms. Ca-h. purchaser paying for stamps and t ties. J. O. MORTON, Executor. I October 22. 18G9. 10-7 t Administrator's Sale. (GEORGIA, Brooks County. A GREE.MiLE to an order from the Ilonora Axl Me Court of Ordinarv of said County.' will be sold on the First Tuesday m Deeemhet j next, beiween the legal hours oi'sab-, belore the ! Court Mouse and or in Q itiuan, tin* following j ! described property, belonging to the estate ol j 1 Ji'-eph Deusler, laic* of said county, deceased, to ; One Town Lot. known in the plan of the Town 1 ; of Quitman ns Lot No. 29, in the Ninth West j Section of said town. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and credit ! tors of said deceased. Terms Cash. JUIIA V. DENSLKR. Adm’x. j j October 22, IBoD. 40-71 4 f EORGIA. D ooks County. -Wliereas.lt ap ' VI pea ring to ihe Court -d Ordinary that in j consequence of the death of W. R Harden, ad-] ; miuistrator f the esta’e of Janie Harden, de ; j ceased siid estate is unrepresented : ! The-e are the efor to ciie all parties interest ed to file their object hum within the time pro- j ! scribed by law. why William Hudson, Clerk ol j | Superior Court for Broi ks county, or some other j i fit ami proper person, should not be unpointed i administrator of the estate of the said James | Harden. Given under mv hand and official .signature., j Ill's October 22d. 18(59. “ 40-’>t James L. Beaty, Ordinary ; MISCELLANEOUS. PATENT A t\ 1 0 m PIANOS. IBI'S fillipYl PHOTS Patent Reversed Wooden Agraffe Bridge throughout, retains !m sweetness of ihe old wood ‘ bridge, and obtains the solidity ot the Metal Agraffe, wiihout its objections. Patent Compound Wrest Plank which holds the Tuning Pin ;, is six E ven-; of Ma ; pie. grain running differently, tins plank never j .plus. Patent Full Iron Frame concentrates In front ol the Tun in;. 1 in- tha'* j heretofore damaging ir«'i (wdii'di in offn-r Pi.i!"- j hurU’ulJy surrounds llie Tuning Pin*) aml “bn ft- ’ j into Ihe front edge of the PI ink and effectually resists the twenty tons strain. Patent Bi igonal Sustaining Ear part of the iron frame, next to and pauilbd with the steel stnngs Under the Overstrung Buss. AFFIDAVIT OF SUPERIORITY OVER A L Id* The First Strictly Impartial Trial ftcr Kad. BLIND FOLD TRIALS AGAINST ■ Stein way'*, Chivke.rinffx end other Piano s. We the undersigned, make oath that at tin lime of the lad Fail-of the Atneiiean Institute j held in Sow York; immediately following flit** French Expos! ion in Paris, two Pianos, made b\ j Steinway «V Sons, one Piano by ('hi kering A Sons, one Patent Ariou Piano, made by G. C\ Manner. Hud several other in tker's instruments were tried against each (dher. by order and un | der control of tire Otlicei sos the Institute to <!e ! cide which Piano on « xliibiiion in competition should receive the Fiist J’remium ’-a-, the best Square Piano known. ' To obtain an impartial i trial, twice all of said Piano.- were covered with j papers, so ibat one Piano could not be disitn | gtiished from another, (during tin* absence of the I Judges.) and twice did they .-elect, one of said j Piano- as ;be best which, upon uucove. ing. both ! tunes, prov ed io be the said Patent aUION Pi i ann. awardin''it “The hirst Premium” “over all i others for being the best Square Piano known ; io th- m.” Thi- trial was after Chickering «t Sons' Piano laid received the Legion of Honor and Medal, and -Steinway & Nous, the Medal from Napoleon; and the of said trial wen* : Ktiwvtii) Mou.E.MiAt Kit, I’rof. of Music. Musical Director and Origin itor of the New Fork and Brooklyn Connervatories of Music. < ( •ijaki.es Fkadkl. the eminent and favorite Com poser and Pianist to his Royal Higime.-s the ; \ Due Gustave of Sax Weimar. FFeuacli. j Frtbui sic: R. Bnwnns. Profe.-snr of Music;' ' Teacher oi' the higher school of Music; Ac... &c. A. D. lih.-KMA.w. Organist at Cathedral, Jersey | City. Pianist. Ac. Jn.ics Nkhiarut, Robert Rtboer, Hkvky Mn.f.Kit, Ch.mu.es S h.iovkuei.. An;rsT Gucenkbero. R'tiKitr Moknnkg, G. C. Manner. (Inventor and Paten ee of the Arion Piano Forte.) Sworn before me this 2'2d day of Julv. 1860. G. G. TAYLOR. Comrai3.-Jor.er oi Deeds. ; T!i<? Arion Piono is Ihe cheapest. most durable, | least complicated, requires less tuning and does not get nut of order, it is Th,© Starred Piano, Write for affidavits, pamphlet, and circular, and state in what paper you saw this advertisement. GEX J > WA SPED in every CPy and Town where we have not al j ready appointed them. COVELL &CO. Warerooins and Office. No .054 Bioadway Manufactory. 187 and 189 Bowery, New Fork. October *9, 18u9. ly 80i;tiii;kn a i ■ wm 1 , 1 m i SteaVA %A2.z % k it&zM c;o3ii?A^rY. WASHINGTON C/7 Y, D. C . Organized and Establisii'-d for the Purchase and bale of Farming and Mineral Lands and j improve i Real F-t ;o in the THOMAS B. FLORENCE President; JOHN MOHRiS Seen*la ry ! With the hope of promoting and encouraging business relations between the people of the , bou li and those who may desire to go among; them, the Southern Land and Emigration Com-, Ia y has Ie n organized and establishecT, and ilie projectors will fartbfuHy serve the bes inter est oi those who entrust their business t<» them. Real estate,owners in the Counties of Brooks. Li.wndes. Berrien and Colquitt, of Ge. r_ a. and Jefferson and Madison, of Florida, w'bo desire to entrust the sale of their property to tie ibov * named Company, can be accornmod i ed, an l necessary inf or nation furnished, by c -inmuni- j eating with the cudersigßed, at Quifnnn, Ga. octl-tf F.R.FILDES 11-KE SHALL TUB P333S Til3 PEO3LL S MAINTAIN, UNAWED BY T2.V! AND UNORIBDD BY SAIN. QUITMAN, GEO. s NOVEMBER 12. 1869. St# ’lCVgliv: r.rnis. tTIEWAi.s: on.i.> mown. N, J.-Boafd a :il tuition ?:0S por vo tr. For C"tftlo"ii»', : Inws Rm . Jo) n H.Brak’o! 1. M 1 . <1 i HIE f ELEERITED Stewart Cook Stove. THE BEST IN TIIE WOULD! Ov v v 100,000 I si U se. Will ilo iikivp v.mi!; with t!;csanii' ammint of Hr:! than njiy other St>>vo t V' r m rdc. FULLER, WARREN ft CO., EXCUXVS mam-facu kkrs, TUOV, N. V. J ,-fJ-I'r ipiivi l pamphlets soul free. 44 yij :\ts «s ifM-sfi M«uw." By j. w. 1 l Mnsiirr, Cl. I s p., -10 c l'rta 1 I>v uini :on receipt of price. Mst uy »C*Wiin , i>.v, NY. Just Sow ! tuk rciii.isnuHS or Tin: i,.uuu: imrnu: wuckiy NEW YORK OBSERVER, !he olde-l and be-t Family N« w-paper, are o - ; feting it to new sub sc. iberus on very favoro.ble i terms. Sample eupies with circulars, sent tree ito any address. Sd.M) per annum. SIDNEY E. MORSE. Jr. A 00. 87 Park Row. New York. THE CHURCHMAN. The best and B We,-kl\ Newspa- I I.er. N\i:h 111. LAiilaea I ebcalanoninthe ! Protestant Ejiiseojoil i.’liuieh Sent free for one j month for examination and till J in. 1 1870, to ; new subscribers for that year. $8 a year in ad i vanee. M. 11. Mvm ojiy A Cos., li.irtfonl.t't. I Ol ,Uai K....g i.o.ii h; , ( u. •More convenient than ink." Am. Agrienlfurisl "ln\aluablc to housekeepers.’' (iodev’s 1., Ii iak. Avery useful ariieje." Am. In t. Report. 1807. S<i’c Agent. ! Faumu. 1.51* William si.. N: \ : S. id by S ationers and Dealers everywhere. A. W. FABER’S IE AD PENCILS. Grand Gold Medal and Cross of the Legion of ; Honor at the Exhibition in Paris, Im>7 A. W. Faber's New Pencils of Siberian lead ‘ in 10 grades are -nperior to any Pencils ever j made. A W. Faber’s Slenog. u-phic. being hard j and durable, writing smooth black and i lean, is the be.-1. Pencil for Architects, Kngiaeers and j Accountants. E Faulil IWin-,-t.. N. Y.. sole agent of nil A W. Faber's Pencils, Crayons, Slates; etc. Sold by Stationers arid Dealers everywhere. <*» 1 f OW SHALL WE PAINT one HOUSES.” I I Dy J. W. Ma ury. Cl. 220 p.. Sl.no. Free Lv mail on receipt of price. .Ma-ury <fc Whiion. l ■ •; NEW SCALE PIANOf?. With Iron frames. Overstrung Dra-s and Agraffe Driilge. Mfdotieons and Cabinet Organs. The best imuufaemre-l. Wan anted for (i years. Pianos Welodeo/ej and Organs -Price. greulW reduced for cash. New 7 c -ave Pianos '276 |a ml upward. New Cab ! n 't(): r :;ue Sl6 and uji j ward. Sei'oud h.ual in r i.nelits 10.00 and nji [ w :«l. M -mlilv instalments r■■•ceiveil Ware lai'ius 4sl Broadway. N Y 11 »r:wc;; \Yin;i:s. Th** JL st Tvjm*, (ablnrfF, Presses and Printers’ Materials, made and furn ished by Va\ F.nnntßir. Wki.is A Cos.. New York. Good Second Hand Cylinders for Sale. \\ ATEU W«!LKLS.-Oier J.OOO in op- | i '■ ation. Addr -them Yrs. Sullivan Macliirie Cos < vremonf, N reduced j>ri( GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIS TEA COMPANY. No. 8 Church street. P. t). Box 5506, NEW YwRK CITY. An organization of capitalists for the purpose of Importing Teas and distributing Mu iu to ujer cti lies thnuighmit the country at. Importer'* prices. FXablished in JBLO. Send for price list, ibe Puxeat, Beat and ClieapMt .01,11 Bf Al.I. UIUM'EIII. I raiUE .M AGI' '(>MR will change any colored M. hair or beard to :i permanent black or brown One comb sent by mail for one dollar. For sale by merchant!* atir druggists generally. Address Magic Comb Cos.. Springfield. Abus. WAN’t ‘ ? ; B> K!very where, Gr,ud agefit- for our new work, Home Book ol Wonders iUio, fertile Cottage Bible.’ Containing Notes. Indexes, Maps. Engraving*. Diction iry. Ac. Best terms given. Over 3 /10 OiiU c»q> ! -. sold in the Failed .-ta;e-a;u! Canadas and a e-nts reporting from 10 to 50 names per week. For circulars and terms address A. Bkaixauo. Hartford. Conn. DRFA PiPti .SMrri.i;, of the be street seWeis, house and stable drains, i chimney and green Om-e flues; for conveying |v. fr-,:n -pring-; for supply of lion •■•s. stables lor h-h poii- ; for ‘hoiough nnderdraining ol ! laud. Can be scut safely any distance bend for circular to C, \Y' Boynton* A Cos.. Woodbind;?'*. N. J. P |» F roTRA r ‘ VPATT*.“ | li, Bcost tr..<p. ) g ATIEStIuS! a i ti-.M KM : EVEKY MAN VlTco has a House to Point. READY MADE COLORS. Kno ■n as “Railroad” colors. Guaranteed to In; morn economical, mure durable ami more conve nient tlie.u Pain ever befi-re offered. A book e:i'itled “Piain Talk with Practical Paiiiten*,” w ith samples, sent free by mail cn ap plication. M kv tt VVinroN, Globe White Lyad and Color Works, 111 Fulton st. New Fork. Bow are of imitations. Established 1855. 'i How T made it in six months’ hSJLA / JtvF :jee;(*i and -••mp'.e mailed free'; A. J. F« ru.’M. New Fork, j TTTORDN OF'Tvr.'iiOM for loung.Meu on! \V the Ruling pa*siou in youth and early ! maiii’O' d', wit!* reR-help for the erring ami nn- • fortunate Meat in sealed letter envelopes, free 1 of chafL-e. Address Howard Association, Box P | Philadelphia. P . I Agents, Ee?ud This I fV£ wi l pay agents a salary of i3O per week : Y sand expenses, or allow a large com mis- ; sion. to sell our new and wonderful inventions, j Address M. Waoneb A Cos.. Marshall* Mich, fe i PElt DAY NRE, io Mai • and rental • -alary or eoatmis-ion. to - il 'in* H use hod aewiug Machine Guaranteed for five j years. Address Logan, Mack & Cos., Pittsburgh, : Pa. i 2-Y ~ A DAY 33 ne w articles ior age at s Sample fw. U. B Thaw, Alfred,Me A £. ASIC your Doctor or Druggist for SWEET I QUININE -it equals (bitter) Quinine. M'f’dby ! Sreorn*. Fair A* Cos.. Chemists. New York. (j 2 tHiOG \ ) f Alt gua aoieeii to Ad s;9 dress J. Aiikau.v. 5 P. O. Avenue. Daltimore. A «i:\ i'y'-'W 11 h:p«s?s tus ’dd per month) j Ivl. to sell the Ori inal and Improved Common ; Sens** Family Sewing Machine. All complete for : Fifteen Dollars. It will hem. fell, stitch, bind, ■ br. 'ei .in 1 embreiuor in a most superior manner, I imiking the celebrated "Lock Siiichu’ | (.mllou. -Do not buy machines under the same name as ours from any one except those j having certificates of agency, signed by us, us i they are worthless east iron machines. For cir I culu ,- s and • erics, address or apply to C. Dow j tuts & Cos., 436 Sp wee street, Philadelphia, Pa. cmutK.vs p.iii:\T -N r AXE, I belter tin regular shaped Axes lor the: *' i iv.t-eu First. It cuts deejjer. Second, It don’t j‘•tick in the Hue 1. Third. It does not jar the | hand. Fourth. No time is wasted in taking th ■ j u.\e out of the cut. Fifth, With the sumo labor i \on will do one-third more work than with reg | alar Axes Red pui’d- lias nothing to do with j i i.e good qualities of I hE axe. for all our axes are j ! painted red. If your hardware store does not I I keep our goods, we will gladly answer inquiries j <>r till yourordeis direct, or give you the name j of the nearest dealer who keeps our axes. LII'HNCOTT A Bakuwull, Pitt dnirgh. Pa. I Sole owners of Colburn's and Red Jacket Patents. I We are Coming*! ] ripilM Great Original Dollar Sale of Diy an\ W Fancy (Jomls.jind will present to person ! sending us a Club, a Watch, Silk Dress, Piece ol sheeting, FREE OF COST. Send for catalogue of goods and sample, deliver ed to any address free. i. 8. imvEs & co,, 128 and 130 Federal st., Boston, Mat*.. I*. 0. I >oxO N. D.---Samples given on application f#r cata logue. ti W 11 IT TIER. 9 Wylie st.. Pittsburgh. Pa. » P of Uiiio:i-wide reputation, treats all vene real di.-ea -cs; al seminal week ness Impotency. Ac . the result of self abuse. Send 2 stamps for - •aled pamphlet. 50 pages. No matter who fail ed. Consultation free. Baltimore Houses. BRIiS, HERRING & CO., Mauufaelurer- and \\ Dealers in Wooden and Wi 'ow Ware, I’.ipi*, C'.ulh, Twine, Slice Threiel, \VliAL'l'lSG PAPi:t! , PAPER BAGS, Brooms, Brashes, UiiKkol'M, Wioves, Spring Reel Dottorns, the Pe-t in Use Guaranteed. S4l West Baltimore St., in::. now Alto * n taw sth. bAi/r?\i oni:, m aryland. gep'2l 3m Huesr, mmn & m. Importers, A.n) i^.\yvtiocjari fj<Vwavi) ewd 'mil wm'm., White Goods and Notions, J. K. IICKST. } SBTo 211 Baltimore St b. B. H ;tM Ui, r WAIMU X. ) HAI.TIMOKK. Cash and I'l-ontjif Paying Trade. Solicited. September 1 !. 1869. bin tmiyyfßvj' moosa, C. R. HOC AM, Proprietor. 11ALTIMOU.E MD rjSTIIE ab/>ve Hotel, situated in the Centre of H the J>.i ;i• • ( art-ol*the City, and its rates moderate, making it the most de-irabb* of any oilier Ilou-» for busiue<s men, visiting Baltimore. ./T’fCoaeh' - waiting at all the Rail Road De po!.- ami ri'* imboat LandingH. to convey Passen gers and Ri- gage to the Hotel, at the nominal it to of 25 J4, 1869. 3G-Cm m J* k J, L HORST j OiVaw.uEr.v \ u \t\ I'j 'Sm. .LuL ;» BOOTS, SHOES AND H Ii U' 3 9 No. 283 West Haiti more Street, (Nearly opposite Sharp Street.) Baltimore, Mil. October 12. 1860. fun W. WII.SON. JK. E. riUKXS, Jit. E. U. DLKVS WILSON, BURNS & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS mwm\ MfILINTS, SO Howard St., cor. of Lombard, 15a.1t imorc Mar jland . V.'c constantly on band a largo an l well as.,n;-r.eU suick oi' ( l>'' ) fcuiial.U* t*>r the ■Soutiirru und Wi -o .1, trade. IVe BOficit cou .-igiiaietits of Country I’rodiic., sucl' a, Unttoii. Keatbeia, Gioseug, iiwswax, Wool, Dried fruit, Fur Skinr, Ax\ Our laeili'ies for doing Bueia s« are such as to warrant quick sales and prompt reiurna Ali orders w ill have our prompt alteutiun. October !3, I-hit. Sm be XIX CENTURY Fuhlication Cos., at ChatlrfetriD have been so sucCes-i• i in th'dr lite raij euterpri.-e that they are diatribuimijf Hun ii«ms3r cDoiee Staudaid Works f.ee to the pur cbmßr* us tie Aa; to it at nny book itor? *ep::.:s | Till! TERROR OF THE WEST.' An Asi I hen! if '.fttfr from (he Out law HiliU'i-bruiul. i THF OCTBRKAK I'F TIIE P.F.nEr.I.I iN - —TIIE H It- Pin Mt’Kni'li I K TUE HILDF.RBIiAN'D FAMILY A UR'TltEß’s REYEN'OE —ON THE TRICK OF THE UNIoN ARMY—MURDER AND RAPINE TWO BIT-URL OF RADICAL BUI.LF.VA WASTED, To the Editor of the Si Louts Timex! Sin: As 't iii- p!ay, is 0110 of ttio jewels of Amorioiin clinructcr, and as it is con siiitwt'd lijilil and proper to jjive (ho dev il is line,’ 1 hope jou will not refuse to H"1 v,‘ to tlie public through your widely road paper Sam Ililderbrauds own stale j ment of his own history since the begin itig of tl e late terrible war; to the end that fair minded men may judge wheth er there were not some good reasons and i strong provocations for the desperate 1 deeds charged against Tne. BARBAS* US MUHDF.R OF IIH BROTHER FRANK, j When the war began, I was loading a ! quiet peaceable life trying to provide f n my t trilily in an honest though humble sphere of life In the condition of af ftiis in my part of Missouri, I had made up my mind to keep out ol troubles and take no part in the war. In ISfld my brother frank Ilildti brand went into the I State Guards under Jell' Thompson —j On Frank’s return to see our mother and i family', he was captured by a mol> head- , ed by young McKlvane. By MeEU-aue’s I order Frank was killed after his capture | —his head was mashed his body man- j gled and cut to pieces in such a shock ing manner that the m i-t bailiarms savage would have blushed to have been guilty of the deed.' Ilis body was then thrown into a niin.ral hole liliy feet ; deep and left to rot. A SIsTKII DIES OF A qjlpttEN HEAnT. The i>e.\t outrage Doimnittcd on my j kindred and family was the murder of my brother George Washington, and a ] Canadian named Eustache Laudusky, | who was engaged to be murried to my | sister Mary. These last murders were perpetrated bv m u in Union uniform mid who were soldiers of the Federal army. Two weeks alter those tragedies my sister Mary died of trouble and a broken heart. A UTILE lIR .THICK MURDERED. Two weeks later these C;unc to ii»v mniliei’s b ias** ami 1 »;ul *d noveral wagons with her properly, drove oIT all our eat lie and set fire to her house Jhe best hlone dwelling in tin* n •!tinment. — My poor, dear, broken hearted mother seeing the. house burning;’ sent my little br-'tuM' Henry to those heartless wretch es and ask* and 1-r the family Bible as a Ii lie, to le kept when all else was gone, j N *t (Ireuniiug ‘f.hirm t» the little ten der boy, what can express her hoiror ami I ag'my whull tliese and •moos shot my little ; broth- r not twelve years old, throngu ! • lie omvrld, an ! a fiend then put his foot ■ •>n his head and cut his throat. Thus j were these atrocious deeds of hlood and i cruelty and robbery committed on jmt Kindled ai»(l family Let any man put ! I the question to his votil whether such • j mil!ages would not have aroused hint to ! | desperiite rotuliafron at a time when the j law no 1 .liner had power to avenge a man’s wrongs for him and for the sake of justice! And yet even then I bora these accumulated . ntrag \s without lif ting a hand to avenge my brother’ll unu rtiste' ’a blood. THE PIE CAST-LIFE OR DEATH. During nil Utoat: ont.rn}f(‘u I ha I resol ved to not .jfo in tin: Soiiiiierii a nny oor to meddle in the troiil.Um iu any way. I nimoved from 15 River to Flat Woods, distant twenty five miles liojiiiijr that no harm would liid’all me or my wife and ohiklien, il I would gel out of the immediate neighborhood of those wlm had murdered and outraged my family. But to my surprise, about the m and I e •f May, just when -ny crop was looking well and hope was strong that I would he left in peace about sunrise one morn ing my It >use was surround ‘d by .Me FI vane and hir crew of some thirty or forty men all well armed. I remembered the fate of my brothers *nd friends, slaughter and in cold blood like Sleep after their capture and 1 knew there was no hope of mercy or jus tice fiom such demons; no help except in the courage and strength that God had giver, me. Tito die with me was cast I had s tight peace and iiuiet hut tiio blood hounds had trailed me. The conflict that I had fled from was forced upon me.— The alternative *was life or death. MULDERS WIIH lUT NUMBER. I met my pursuers at the door. I •shutdown two of them in their tracks, made a rush for t. e wo ids and escaped. Finding it impossib'i; to live at or near home, I went to Arkansas and after wards got my wile and fair children the two men I killed in my door was the first blood ever shed by me. Then when a price was set on my iiea I, I de lorniined to revenge tne death of my j brothers. 1 rode sev ral tunes from j Arkansas before I could get to shoot •McElvanc, the infamous butcher who j had murdered my brothers and sought | my life. Then i meant to ham no one I else if they would leave me undisturbed, ; but some of ttie soldiers piloted by Jim F: nig, a very meddlesome spy, uu lortoo.v to have me killed. iu self defense i turned loose on them and mad • any of those who sought my life bite tne dust. 1 often met t oint ia the wo -ds. They all knew me and would offer to assist me. They would make an appointment to bring iio provis oils to my hiding places and then would pi lot soldiers there to try t > have me cap tured. 1 always kilie.l that kind of men 1 have captured many Unim soldiers out I never treated litem unkindly un less il was one v.n > had b utally Heat ed ■ Southern prisoners and I knew it. CL 'THES T BN FR )3t HIS BoDV D” BCLLKrS. I have had hundreds of hsir-breuddi escapes for my life; but there is a merci ful God that Knows and and >es all thi- gs right —su all powerful load ha- protec ted rue. I have twenty limes been sud rien’y vrbd and fled fro.a my bed w,-u [sß,oo per Annul* NO. 43 i shower of Yankee balls w mid ridd’tj ! I lie bed I lul l sprang out of. I have ! had my clothes torn from my body tt*iih | Yankee bullets, blit two only oYer drUit* blood fiom me. | I wish to say that T saw a Republic | can ol June last Which contans simp charges against me that are not true. It speaks of many crdeltleg comuiitied i)f llilderbrand in Callaway County wliid'l are utterly untrue. 1 never Was in (J.,|a lawny County in my life. It also char.-, ges me with cruelty to a tittle boy. 'l’iiat is also false. T never harmed a Woman oi child in rny life 1 warred only with men Who had made war on me. t was also accused of taking stock ol Jim Mc i Lane to the amount of SOOO The neighs J bus all know that Jim. Me.Garn; always j lived from hand to mouth, and nevef Hail ; anything to be stolen «1‘ takcil front j him. SAM, Cos ME H .ME. After the excitement about the wat*. and its troubles seemed to die out, and men seemed la beat over past sores in ; in the spring of 18tH, I ca n- back to 1 St Francois county and talkel to many ; of the good p ■ ople of. the county cons I corning the propriety of returning to my i old home. All 1 spoke to of a!) parties i said, “Sam, come bunt >.** I came back in gmil faith. I moved ! to rny mother's old place and lived there | six months. I then moved to Hillsboro ; ands aid there uulil last fall. Finding j it hard to make a living there, 1 moved m the Mississippi river near llush Tow er and chopped Wood all last Winter. 1 tlieu moved back to the three Hirers on the Sam Herd place to ra sea c r op There I lived and worked until the 4ih j of June last, when I was waylaid and j shot by Jim McLain or Walt.r Kvaiis, j and two others, that l or my friends may j yet call to account. Jim .McLane, McQ linn, and other* i waylaid my house to murder m-, in April last, for several days. On the 4th of June I was shot through the thigh at my house. Nil SITING JIM M'l/ANE AND COOKING SUFFER, I went to my undo Williams' where they attacked me six days aft r They shut all day at me there. I selected Jim Mel,aim whom 1 knew only tiy descrips t on, and shot him from the Ii ntse. Slier ill' Breckinridge and the balance of his pal tv took go i t care of their sealps af ter 1 killed McLane, It was then three o'clock, and as I had eaten no breakfast or dinner, I cooked my own supper, am! ate it while they kept firing at me. 1 was often amused to gee my old aunt Williams d'-dging the balls as they came 1 trough the cracks. They fired the boo-e and as I had finished my supper, 1 abait ! dotied my burning fortification. As t went out I counted thirty five men goaf ding the burning house I saw Geo. Daggett, Ana Jackson, Jto MeGihsii, and Hill’s boy. When the house got too i ot lor comfort, I left it, and walked with in nix feet of some of the guard. They seemed blind, or at least they did not offer to shoot me. A WARNING TO THE RADICALS. I wish to sa_v to the Itadicals irr and about, Farmington to beware bow limy mistreat my wile and children, a* ( hear they have bad then under arrest by order of the drunken Bowen, and I will say to Bob Hill ami Joe MoGaliaa to walk vim -tidy and not let my family Kiiff-r. They helped kill my brothers, bet they have aot yet killed me. Jim Mel,me was a tool in the hand* of tinti infamous creature and coward. Gust St. G -to, of St. Genevieve, who will some dav, no matter where he may bide himself, have to answer for many crimes lie planned, an I was too Cowardly toe*- rente, but got others to do s.» f.r him MeLinc murdered Judge Burk, of St. Gem-ivc, and. prCaClier Folk, over 8J years of age. 1 wish to say to Giv .M :C!iig that l could have easily killed him while lie was in F inniiigloii, if 1 had wanted to and > so, but I look on him as a gentleman and that he is m'sled by listening to lies from bad men who are R ulieals. TWO BUSHELS OF R.VDIU.VL IKTM.ETS, I have had two bushels of Ri licit bullet* shot at nl£, but only two evsp drew blood Too old Indian, When Ira fired fourteen shot at Gen. Washington and missed every shot, said that the Great dp .1 turned t*io balls aside. God his turned away tilt! bit’hits aimed at my life, and I put n?y tt list in Urn. suil believe the hall mice of my days will bu -pent n» ire happily. D >N't r ILL iw GRIZZLY BEARS. I am iii as fine spirits an I goo i health as I ever w is. .My witnl is o itirely healed, and Ia n g iod fir many year* of life if my f i :s allow me to live in peace; • and if they and i HJt, on them be the couse iju necs Let spies and informers ke-p at a safe distance troai mu Ido not think 1 cat Uneasily trailed; but still it is safest lor any person that has a desire to hunt up' llildefbi ami, to let that alone. Ueuiem 1 her the gceenhorn that started out to hunt grizzly bears iu Oiliforoia. Ii order that those who know m« :wideny family nny know that the writer of this is “riam” 11 Idtirlirand, and not a fictiti ous person, I will here give the mines of my wife and children. My wife, Marga rei; children, Henry, R-becci, Mary Kli ztlirth Nancy Katliaiinc, Margaret Auu,. George Washington. Yours, P,\M lIti.DERBRAND. vlf Warsaw, Indiana, according to the Na them fndmuian, there is an egg ou x ,'bitiou, within toe' sited <d wiiicli wln-H broken a s.iake or worm lour or five inches in length and about a quar ; ter of inch in diameter, was discovered. flic egg was perfecsly formed, with the ' exception of a small protrnberance oa' one end of the shell having the appear alien of the tall of tile worm only that it Had acquired tinj consistency ol tne shell It is n i. known whether this strange in nate wins alive or not at the time of this i breaking of the egg. The bel'e of the period f*«T<rw bes jj *»AW *J .i)t\ *r\ ] MiklS;