CIVIL WAR "BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER" NEWSPAPER - FORT

CIVIL WAR "BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER" NEWSPAPER - FORT SUMTERFor Tuesday Morning, April 16, 1861. Lead article titled "A New account of the Battle of Fort Sumter" with eyewitness accounts of the battle

1) Boston Daily Advertiser, Wednesday May 11, 1864. General Grant's Advance. No Battle at Spottsylvania. No enemy in Sight. Grant's advance to Richmond. 1864 was a crucial "make it or break it" year i

Two Boston newspapers reporting on the first major full scale battle of the Civil War July 21,1861. 1) Boston Daily Courier, Thursday August 8, 1861. The War..the Battle of Bull Run as described by a

March 11,1861 Vol XXIX No. 8654 Rare Boston Morning Journal Newspaper with Civil War Story about probable troop withdrawal at Fort Sumter. 21" x 27". Upper margin Signed Watson in gall ink.

Original issue of the Boston Daily Advertiser date July 31, 1874, with news of the day, including an article on General Sherman on the Indian Troubles & advertisements including P.T. Barnum's Great Ro

19th Century Civil War era Newspaper, Boston Evening Transcript. Dated April 2, 1864. News of the day - Including War news, Rebel movements in Chatanooga & news from North Carolina, stocks, steamboat

Original Boston Evening Transcript dated Thursday evening, October 27, 1864. News & articles of the day, including War news & updates, steamboat & railroad schedules, houses for sale & interesting ads

Civil War Newspaper Daily Richmond Examiner, July 11,1863 1 week after Gettysburg, talks about Horrific losses, sale of negroes in GA very descriptive w/sale prices, good content, good cond

1864 Historical Framed Charleston Daily Courier Newspaper. Charleston, SC - The Confederate States of America, Thursday Morning October 20, 1864, 2 sided framed print of news and help wanted and sales

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 5 issues of the Confederate Newspaper, the Daily Richmond Examiner. Vol. XVI, Nos. 66, 85, 105, 141, 309. Richmond, VA, May 22, June 13, July 7, August 18, 1862, March 4, 1863.

CIVIL WAR THE DAILY CITIZEN, VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI RESTRIKE NEWSPAPERS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising three facsimile editions of the July 2, 1863 newspaper with the fall of Vicksburg announced in the lowe

CIVIL WAR ERA NEWSPAPER 1864 DAILY EVENING BULLETIN Philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA CIVIL WAR ERA NEWSPAPER 1864 DAILY EVENING BULLETIN Philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA Description CIVIL WAR ERA NEWSPAPER--"Daily

Details: Civil War Era DAILY SOUTH CAROLINIAN ANTIQUE CONFEDERATE NEWSPAPER July 1864 Runaway Slaves Irish Immigration Abraham Lincoln American History This antique copy of "The Daily South Carolinia

An amazing and very rare Vicksburg, Mississippi Daily Citizen newspaper page printed on wallpaper from homes destroyed in the Civil War. Paper was in very short supply during the Union siege. Dated Ju

Island State Register, vol 32, April 28, 1865. Front page article discusses the 4th anniversary of Fort Sumter, with addresses by General Anderson and the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. One of the interesti

Lincoln Assassination Newspaper, daily supplement of the Boston Daily Advertiser for Thursday, May 18th, 1865, featuring the news of Lincoln's assassination reaching the UK and Parliament's response

Includes Daily National Journal June 7, 1825; Boston Daily Advertiser Oct 12, 1863; St. Loius Globe-Democrat July 11, 1885; and Utica, NY Saturday Globe January 10, 1903. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, pl

Freight Canal Tolls in the middle of the Civil War, two alphabetical columns in cents and mills per mile, printed on canary paper by Portland Daily Advertiser Steam Job Printing Office. In mahogany bo

1863 Boston Morning Journal Civil War Era Newspaper from February 21st 1863

Boston Patriot Newspaper October 9, 1813 (4 pages)

[Civil War] Collection of 47 [Baltimore] Sun and Baltimore Daily Gazette Newspapers. 44 are Sun issued newspapers that are mostly from 1868-1880 and deal with the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson and Rec

Heading: (Civil War) Author: Title: Confederate newspaper scrapbook featuring The Daily Constitutionalist, 1864-1866 Place Published: [Augusta, GA] Publisher: Date Published: 1864-1866

2 Nashville-related Civil War Documents, 1 signed by future U.S. president Andrew Johnson (Secretarial signed), the other written at Fort Confiscation, and 1 Mississippi Civil War era newspaper. 1st i

[CIVIL WAR]. 34-star flag purportedly flown at Fort Warren, Boston, MA. Ca 1861-1863.Approx. 139 x 232 in. hand-sewn and machine-sewn wool flag with 34 hand-sewn, single-appliquéd cotton stars co