THE NEW YORK HERALD, JUNE 22, 1865

Trial of the President Lincoln Conspirators!

8 pages. RECONSTRUCTION. Proclamation by the President. Appointment of Provisional Governor of Alabama. Lewis E. Parsons Named for the Office. The Regulations the Same as Provided for the States of North Carolina, Mississippi, Georgia and Texas. News From New Orleans. Arrival of General Weitzel. Movements of Gen. Custer. A March Into Texas. General Granger in Supreme Command. The Ohio Union State Convention. Nomination of General J.D. Cox as Governor. HAVANA. Details of the Escape of the Rebels...  

THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MAY 6, 1865

8 pages. Front page illustration of Colonel Lafayette C. Baker. NEWS OF THE DAY. Latest From Richmond. Arrest of Distinguished Rebels. Exchange Bureau in Trouble. Important Orders of Gen. Halleck. A Conciliation Bureau Appointed. The Rebel Conspirators in Canada. An Insolent Manifesto from Tucker and Sanders. A Bitter Attack on President Johnson. Jeff Davis a Christian ? Patriot. The Trial of the Conspirators. Pennsylvania Troops Marching Home. Capture of the Rebel Gen. Rosser. Court martial of Congressman Harris. Ould's Arrest. The Rebel Conspirators. A...  

THE NEW YORK HERALD, MAY 18, 1863

8 pages. GRIERSON'S EXPEDITION. The Great Cavalry Operations in the Southwest. The Most Brilliant Feat of the War. Over Four Millions of Property Destroyed. Capture of Over a Thousand Men and Twelve Hundred Horses. Destruction of an Extensive Camp of Instruction With All Its Armament. Portions of the Great Northern and New Orleans and Jackson Railroads Destroyed. About Two Hundred Cars, Immense Quantities of Ammunition and Stores Burned, Water Tanks Entirely Ruined, and Telegraph Wires Cut. Arrival of General Grierson at New Orleans. His Reception and...  

THE NEW ERA, JUNE 25, 1862, WASHINGTON, N.C.

Yankee newspaper printed in Washington, North Carolina during their occupation of the city!

Vol. 1. No. 5. "Our Nation's Honor, the Bond of Union." Lieut. James H. Turner, Editor. Private A.W. Hahn, Printer. 4 pages. Ancestors of Washington and Franklin. Rhode Island's Presentation of a Maginificent Sword to Gen. Burnside. Executive Message to Gen. Burnside by Governor William Sprague. Recoinnoisance of Our Cavalry, Report from 3rd New York Cavalry. War News. Speech of Gov. Stanly. The Battle of Bunker Hill. Interesting from the...  

THE NEW YORK HERALD, NOVEMBER 8, 1865

8 pages. STATE ELECTIONS. New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland, Wisconsin, Minnesota. Republican Majority in New York State Fifteen Thousand. New Jersey Restored to the Union. The Constitutional Amendment Adopted. Next New Jersey Legislature Republican. Vote of the City of New York by Districts. Returns From the State. Candidates Elected. Political Headquarters, Tammany Hall. General Francis C. Barlow Elected N.Y. Secretary of State. General John H. Martindale Elected Attorney General of N.Y. Importance of the New Jersey Election. FLORIDA. First...  

THE CIRCULAR, APRIL 17, 1865

Assassination of President Lincoln!

Surrender of General Robert E. Lee!

Published Weekly By The Oneida And Wallingford Communities. Mount Tom, Monday, April 17, 1865. Post Office Address, The Circular, Wallingford, Conn. 8 pages. Front page stories about the President's death and the end of the war. Other news: Grant Announces His Terms of Surrender to General R.E. Lee. Correspondence between Grant and Lee. Secretary of War Stanton's thanks to Grant. Terrible Tragedy in Washington. Murder of the President. Attempted Murder of Mr....  

THE NEW YORK TIMES, NOVEMBER 23, 1861

8 pages. Front page map of Operations in the Kanawha Valley. The Great Kanawha, Gauley and New Rivers, The Scene of Floyd's Repulse. Front page headlines: THE GREAT REBELLION. Important News From Washington. The Trouble Among the Rebel Leaders and the Cause of It. Beauregard Resigns, but Withdraws His Resignation. Triumph of the Offensive War Party. An Attack Upon the National Forces Probable. Success of the Recoinnoissance to Flint Hill. The Rebels Constructing an Artillery Road Toward Germantown. Two More Reviews and a Sham Fight. Sailing of a Portion...  

THE NEW YORK TIMES, APRIL 9, 1863

8 pages. Front page headlines: IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA. The Demonstration of the Rebels Against Washington. Hill and Pettigrew in Command. The Enemy Intrenched in Position Commanding the Town and River. Our Gunboats Keeping Them in Good Order. Gen. Foster at the Post of Danger. Skirmishing and Some Loss of Life. CHARLESTON. No Dispatches Yet Received by the Government. Four Iron Clads in the North Edisto. The Attack Expected at Once. IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS. Arrival of the Eastern Queen and the Columbia. An Artillery and Gunboat Fight in Lower...  

THE NEW YORK TIMES, APRIL 21, 1863

8 pages. Front page headlines: LEAGUE FOR THE UNION. Monster Mass Meeting. Fifty Thousand People Shouting for the Union. Lieut. General Scott Presides. The Old War Hero Wrapped in the Flag. Cases by George Bancroft, John Van Buren, Henry J. Raymond, Daniel S. Dickinson, Lyman Tremain, etc. Delegations from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Wilmington and Trenton. A Loyal Speech from Mayor Chapman, of Baltimore, and a Stirring Letter from James T. Brady. The Greatest and Most Enthusiastic Gathering Ever Held in New York. Music, Cannons, Flags and Cheers. Other...  

THE NEW YORK TIMES, APRIL 22, 1863

8 pages. Front page headlines: IMPORTANT FROM VICKSBURG. Another Great Achievement by the Fleet. Six Ironclads and Three Transports Run by the Rebel Batteries. A Large Number of Gen. Grant's Troops Now Below the City. Only One of the Gunboats Hit by the Rebels. One of the Transports Burned. IMPORTANT FROM EASTERN VIRGINIA. Retreat of the Enemy From Suffolk. Probable Capture of a Rebel Brigade. Official Reports From Admiral Lee and Gen. Dix. SEVERE FIGHT NEAR CORINTH. The Rebels Defeated. Our Loss One Hundred Killed and Wounded. IMPORTANT FROM NORTH...  

THE NEW YORK TIMES, JULY 18, 1863

The Battle of Gettysburg, Fall of Vicksburg and The New York City Draft Riots!

8 pages. Front page headlines: QUIET RESTORED. A Peaceful Day in the Metropolis. A Proclamation From the Mayor. A Speech From Archbishop Hughes. Continue Precautions of the Authorities. A Change of Generals. Results of the Mob Rule. The Killed and Wounded. Loses by Fire. Quiet in the Suburbs. FROM THE REBELLION. The Rebels Beginning to Comprehend the Situation. The Most Serious Reverses of the War. An Explanation of Alex. H. Stephens' Mission. Jeff Davis' Letter...  

NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE 2, 1863

8 pages. Front page headlines: FROM WASHINGTON. Maj. Gen. Hunter Said to be Relieved of His Command. Condition of the Army of the Potomac. The Washington City Election. THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG. Nature of the Rebel Fortifications. The Assault of the 22d. A Loss of 2,000 to our Side. Our Men Three Times Repulsed. Joe Johnston Short of Food and Powder. Heavy Losses of the Foe. 3.400 Prisoners and 34 Guns Captured. Front page stories: FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. A Movement by the Enemy Expected. The Most Successful Raid of the War. Grand Review in the Rebel...