The Philadelphia Inquirer, May 6, 1865

The Trial of the Lincoln Conspirators

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 or Patriot? The Trial of the Conspirators. Pennsylvania Troops Marching Home. Capture of the Rebel Gen. Rosser. Court martial of...  

The New York Times, November 28, 1864

8 pages. SHERMAN'S MARCH. His Rapid Progress Through Georgia. Reported Capture of Milledgeville and Gordon. Rumor that Sherman has Reached Our Prisoners. Consternation in South Carolina and Georgia. The Reserve Militia of Both States Ordered Out. The Richmond Rebels Less Despondent. Sherman to be Utterly Overwhelmed. OUR PRISONERS. Three Thousand Names of the Dead. More Evidence of Cruel Treatment. The Protestations, Suggestions, and Advice of the Rebel Surgeons Unheeded. Diaries of Two of the Victims. How the Horrible Days Were Passed. Deferred Hopes,...  

The New York Times, April 24, 1865

Funeral of President Lincoln!

8 pages, with black mourning borders. THE OBSEQUIES. Reception of the President's Remains in Philadelphia. Preparation for Their Reception in this City. The Official Programme. Arrangements for Viewing the Body. The Guard of Honor and Watchers. Funeral Obsequies of the Late Abraham Lincoln President of the United States. Order of the Procession. The Ceremonies in Union Square. Funeral Honors to the Remains of President Lincoln. Committee of the Citizens of New York. Order of Ceremonies. Reception of the...  

The New York Times, June 22, 1863

8 pages. THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. An Authoritative Statement of the Situation. The Recent Reports of Disaster All False. No Portion of the Army yet Engaged Excepting the Cavalry. No Enemy on or Near the Old Bull Run Battlefield. Another Brilliant Fight Near Middleburgh. The Rebels Driven from the Field Leaving Their Killed and Wounded Behind. Probable Position of the Main Body of Lee's Army. Doings of the Cavalry. Incidents of the Fight at Aldie. The Fate of the First Rhode Island Cavalry. The Regiment Surrounded by the Enemy. Movements of the Rebels. A...  

The New York Times, June 23, 1861

8 pgs. THE GREAT INSURRECTION. Important From the Seat of Army Operations. No Forward Movement of the Federal Forces. The Rebels Building New Batteries. A Portion of Beauregard's Command Throws Forward to Fairfax Court House. Latest Intelligence From Western Maryland. Gen. Cadwallader Still at Williamsport. Col. Wallace's Command All Safe. Gen. McClellan on his Way to Grafton. Important From Kentucky. The Agreement Between the State and National Authorities. Rebel Missourians Leaving the State. The Harper's Ferry Confederates, Affairs at Fortress Monroe....  

The New York Times, May 3, 1865

President Lincoln Funeral and Burial News

8 pages. DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF. Full Details of the Attempted Escape and Final Destruction of the Rebel Ironclad Webb. She is Chased Ashore by Our Gunboats. She is Fired by Her Crew who Make Their Escape. Two Hundred Bales of Cotton Burned with the Steamer. Eyewitness Account From Major Commanding U.S. Colored Heavy Artillery. Probable Surrender of Kirby Smith and His Forces. Negotiations in Progress at the Mouth of Red River. Proposed Surrender of Kirby Smith and His Forces on the Terms Granted to...  

The New York Times, April 7, 1863

8 pages. The Latest Depredations of The Alabama. Particulars of the Destruction of the Golden Eagle, the Schooner Palmetto and the Olive Jane. The Confederate Loan. Important to Merchants. Internal and Coast wise Instructions. Regulations Prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury and Accompanying Orders of the Secretaries of War and Navy. Circular From Secretary Chase. The Connecticut Election. The Republican Union Ticket Triumphant. Governor Buckingham Re-Elected. Three Out of Four Congressmen. General McClellan and the Peace Policy. CHARLESTON. The...  

The New York Times, September 10, 1863

8 pages. HIGHLY IMPORTANT. Glorious Progress of the Operations Against Charleston. CAPTURE OF FORT WAGNER. Evacuation of the Whole of Morris Island by the Rebels. Our Forces in Full View of the City. The Monitors Bombarding Moultrie and the Sullivan Island Batteries. A Demand For the Surrender of Fort Sumter. Progress of the Siege Operations. Another Bombardment of Fort Sumter. List of Deaths. MORE GLORIOUS NEWS. Capture of Chattanooga. The City Evacuated by the Rebels. Movements in Tennessee. Occupation of Knoxville by General Burnside. General Averill's...  

The Philadelphia Inquirer, September 18, 1861

8 pages, front page illustration of General John E. Wool. THE REBELLION. Important From Washington. Latest News From Manassas Junction. General McClellan in Virginia. A Loyal North Carolina Regiment. Very Important News From Kentucky. The Rebels Refuse to Evacuate the State! St. Joseph, Mo. Occupied by Federal Troops. The Battle at Lexington, Mo. Lexington Surrounded by the Rebels. Gen. Price Threatens to March into the Town with the Black Flag. Celebration of the Adoption of the Constitution. From Kentucky. The Rebels Refuse the Order to Leave. Alarm at...  

The Philadelphia Inquirer, July 26, 1862

8 pages. Large front page illustration of General John Pope on horseback. THE LATEST NEWS. From McClellan's Army. Arrival of Prisoners From Richmond. General Pope Inaugurates The New War Policy. The Rebels Near Gordonsville, Va. Thirty Thousand Strong. A Demonstration Expected. General Hatch's Expedition. Late From Richmond. The Press of the Exchange of Prisoners. News From the National Capital. Rebel Raid on Washington by Jackson. Post Office Stamps For Currency. Col. Corcoran to be Released. Resignation of Baltimore Councilmen. Late Southern News. The...  

The Philadelphia Inquirer, October 19, 1861

8 pages. Front page illustration of Colonel John W. Geary. THE GREAT REBELLION. Important News. The Rebels Still Retreating. Arrival of Vessels at Washington. Capture of a Georgia Colonel. From Harper's Ferry. The Rebels Renew the Fight and are again Repulsed! Twenty Thousand Bushels of Wheat Captured. The War in Missouri. Reported Removal of Maj. Gen. Fremont. Great Reaction in St. Louis. The St. Louis Fortifications to be Completed. The Defeat of the Rebels Near Pilot Knob. The War in Kentucky. Gen'l Sherman Demands Reinforcements. Eight Thousand Men...  

The Philadelphia Inquirer, August 2, 1862

8 pages. Front page illustration of General Henry W. Halleck. LATEST WAR NEWS! Important From The Army of the Potomac. A Midnight Artillery Skirmish. Another Richmond in the Field. The Rebel Rams Richmond and Young America Coming Down the River. The Fleet Ready For a Fight. From Gen. Pope's Army. Enrollment of the State Militia. Affairs at the Federal Capital. Affairs in Kentucky. Our Peninsular Letter. Affairs in the Army. The Burning of a Schooner. A Grand Balloon Reconnoissance. The New Rebel Rams Coming Down the River. Our Fleet in Line of Battle. A...