Union Newspapers

NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MARCH 9, 1865

8 pages. Late Rebel News. The Richmond Papers Beginning to Grumble. Speculations About General Sherman. North Carolina Protests Against Arming Negroes. Richmond Not To Be Abandoned. Wilmington, N.C.; The Coming Back of the Prisoners. Important Battle Expected in North Carolina. News From Savannah. Spirit of Savannah Women. Good Faith of the Citizens. Government of the City. News of the Capture of Wilmington. General Canby at Mobile, much more. Minor age toning. Very fine.

NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, AUGUST 30, 1864

8 pages. FROM GEN. GRANT'S ARMY. The Battle of Thursday. Our Losses 2,000, Rebels, 5,000. Great Suffering in Richmond. Four Assaults by the Enemy. Their Immense Losses. They Fail to Carry the Railroad. News From the Rebel Capital. The Capture of Fort Morgan. The Fort Surrendered With all it's Men and Guns. FROM SHERIDAN'S ARMY. The Rebels Hastening to Richmond. Sheridan About to Advance. Prospects of a Battle. The Democratic National Convention. McClellan Nominated For President. Gov. Seymour Elected to Preside. Much more. Minor wear and a few tiny age...  

NORTHAMPTON FREE PRESS, JULY 5, 1864

Northampton, Mass. 4 pages. Story of a Southern Actor. Life in Castle Thunder. A Humiliating Letter From President James Buchanan. Indian Strategy. Progress of our Armies. The New Secretary of the Treasury. Great Fire at U.S. Arsenal at Springfield. The 4th of July and How it was Observed in Northampton. Announcement of a Meeting to Form a Baseball Club. Much more news including local area news and advertisements. Very fine.

THE NEW YORK HERALD, FEBRUARY 15, 1861

Inauguration of Mr. Lincoln!

8 pages. THE NATIONAL CRISIS. Important From Washington. Mr. Lincoln's Inaugural and the Crisis. The Armed Occupation of the Federal Capital by Federal Troops to Secure the Peaceful Inauguration of the President Elect. Why General Scott Ordered the Troops Here. The Struggle For Power Under the Lincoln Regime. The Progress of the President Elect. The Presidential Party Enroute. How They Amused Themselves. Mr. Lincoln's Speeches. Arrangements for Mr. Lincoln's Reception at Albany. The Action of the Committee of the...  

Union Gazette and Democrat, March 19, 1863

Taunton, Massachusetts, Thursday Evening. 4 pages. From the 4th Mass. Regt., Carrollton, Louisiana. A Proclamation, For a Day of Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer by Governor John A. Andrew. How the Rebel Steamer Nashville was Destroyed. Important From New Orleans. Immediate Attack on Port Hudson. Gen. Banks at Baton Rouge. The Fight at Kelly's Ford. Brilliant Charges. The Enemy Twice Repulsed. The Rebel Loss Severe. Federal Loss 50 Killed and Wounded. List of Casualties. The Yazoo Pass Expedition. Engagement With a Rebel Battery. Gunboat Chillicote Badly...  

THE NEW YORK TIMES, APRIL 24, 1865

Funeral of President Lincoln!

8 pages, with black mourning borders. THE CAMPAIGN IN ALABAMA. The Capture of Mobile and All Its Defences. Emmense Captures of Artillery and Stores. Details of the Assault on Spanish Fort. The Battle of Fort Blakely. The Rebel General Clanton Killed, and Gens. Lydell, Thomas, and Cockrell Captured. Fifteen Hundred Rebels Killed and Wounded and Six Thousand Prisoners. Federal Loss Eighteen Hundred Killed and Wounded. Full Particulars of the Whole Campaign. THE OBSEQUIES. Reception of the President's Remains in...  

DER CHRIFTLICHE BOTFCHAITER, APRIL 21, 1865

German newspaper from Cleveland, Ohio

Reports the assassination of President Lincoln!

8 pages, black mourning columns. This is a newspaper issued in the German speaking community of Cleveland, Ohio, on April 21, 1865, with news reports of the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. Excellent condition. Scarce.

THE NEW YORK HERALD, MAY 13, 1864

8 pages. GRANT! Brilliant Exploit of General Hancock's Corps. An Entire Rebel Division With Its Major and Brigadier Generals Captured. Two Batteries of Artillery Also Taken. Gen. Warren Neither Killed Nor Wounded. Heavy Skirmishing Wednesday and Thursday. Burnside's Colored Troops Fight With Desperation. Reported Flag of Truce and General Grant's Reply. Splendid Success of Sheridan's Cavalry Corps. Lee's Railroad Communications with Richmond Cut Off. Recapture of Five Hundred of Our Men in Lee's Rear. Sigel Reported to Have Cut Lee's Connections with...  

New York Daily Tribune, September 29, 1863

8 pages. FROM THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND. No Hostile Movement by the Enemy. Our Army Cannot be Dislodged by Attack. Our Loses in Artillery and Baggage Exaggerated. The Army in Good Spirits and Ready for Action. From Charleston. Gillmore Still Erecting Siege Guns. From the Army of the Potomac. Mosby in the Rear. 200 Deserters Arrived. The Ex-Slaves. Lee Fortiying all the Fords on the Rapidan. List of Sick and Wounded at Culpeper Court House, Va. The Arrangement for Exchanging Prisoners. Speech of Gen. Sickles. Rebel Privateers in French Ports. The Crew of...  

THE SAINT LOUIS DISPATCH, MAY 5, 1865

Burial of President Lincoln

Death of Booth the Assassin!

4 pages. Burial of President Lincoln at Springfield. The Death of Booth the Assassin. General Wilson's Raid. Additional Particulars. Results of the Expedition. George Francis Train on Sherman. Gerritt Smith on the Post War Policy. The Germans. The New Constitution. Missouri Railroads. The Voters Oath, What it Is, and What it is Not. Oppresive Taxation Under the New Constitution. Drake Speeches. The Christian Commission. Steamboat and River News, and much more. Edge wear.

THE DAILY CLEVELAND HERALD, SEPTEMBER 18, 1865

Cleveland, Ohio. 4 pages. The Ravages of the Shenandoah. Senator Sumner on Questions of the Day. Condition of Andersonville Jailer Wirz. Difficulty Between Planters and Negroes. Excitement in Mexico. The Liberals Rallying. Quartermaster Depots to be Broken Up. The Union Candidate for Governor of Wisconsin. Latest From New Orleans. The Alabama Freedmen. Vicksburg Matters. Indian Affairs, and much more. Front page advertisement vignettes for hoop skirts, corsets and stoves. Light edge wear. Very fine.

NEW HAMPSHIRE PATRIOT AND STATE GAZETTE

Concord, N.H., April 24, 1861. 4 pages. Front page woodcut illustration of a home cooking stove with advertisement. The Fall of Fort Sumter. Laws of the United States. Our Country Right or Wrong. Lincoln's Home Speaks. Harper's Ferry Arsenal Destroyed. War Preparations. Speech of Gen. Pierce. Danger at Washington. Fort Pickens Reinforced. News From Baltimore. The Border States. The Volunteers. A Holy War, and much more. Nice early war New Hampshire newspaper. Excellent condition.