New Orleans Daily Crescent, July 18, 1861

8 pages. Thursday Morning, July 18, 1861. Louisiana Intelligence. War Steamer at Baton Rouge. The War in Western Virginia. General McDowell's Column Advancing. A Warning to Lincoln. The War in Missouri. The Battle of Carthage. The Revolutions of 1776 and 1861. Slave advertisements, and more. Light age toning, wear and edge chips. Very fine.  

New Orleans Daily Crescent, August 20, 1861

4 pages. Tuesday Morning, August 20, 1861. Excellent front page accounts of the Battle of Manassas. Also has news of the Battle of Bull Run in Europe, and how it was received by Napoleon. Lord Palmerston comments on the Federal Blockade. The Inefficiency of the Blockade. Affairs in Missouri. Dispatch from General McCulloch. More Outrages by the Federal Jayhawkers. The Ball is Opened in East Tennessee. Letter from the Federal Secretary of War to General Butler. Indian Affairs on the Western Frontier. Order from Louisiana Governor Thomas O. Moore. Numerous...  

Daily Richmond Examiner, January 12, 1864

2 pages. The War News. Conscription of the Substitute Men. Revision of Exemptions. Report from our Correspondent at Fredericksburg. General Morgan and His Movements. News from the Atlanta Intelligencer. News from the Montgomery Mail. News drom the Macon Telegraph. Numerous Military ads. News from the Confederate Congress and Senate. News from the Virginia Legislature. General Morgan in the House. The Stampede Among the Substitutes. The Battlefield of Chickamauga. Want ad for the hire of a slave, and much more. Light age toning and wear.  

New Orleans Daily Crescent, August 19, 1861

4 pages. Manassas. Condition of Affairs in Washington City. Heavy Batteries Forwarded to General Fremont. Address to the Cotton Planters of South Carolina. Difficulties in East Tennessee. The Confederate Cause in France. Washington Artillery Concert at Odd Fellow's Hall. Representation of the Comedy London Assurance by the Ladies and Gentlemen of New Orleans, Tuesday Evening, August 27, 1861, For the Purpose of Providing Winter Clothes for the New Orleans Volunteers at the Seat of War. Notice From Louisiana Governor Thomas O. Moore, Regarding Soldiers'...  

Charleston Daily Courier, November 3, 1862

Charleston, S.C. Confederate States Of America. Monday Morning, November 3, 1862. 4 pages. From Holly Springs; Our Wounded in the Battle of Corinth. From Chattanooga; Gen. Buell Superseced by Gen. Rosecrans. Army Movements in Kentucky and Tennessee. From Richmond; Destruction of a Railway Train. Capture of 96 Prisoners. Soldier's Relief Association. Death of Colonel Charles C. Tew. Arrival of Yankee Prisoners. Guerrilla Attacks on Steamers. Perspective Intervention on the Part of European Powers. English View on Slavery. Letter From U.S. Secretary of...  

The Daily Delta, New Orleans, January 3, 1862

4 pages. The Trent Affair. The Enemy at Biloxi. Latest News From Pensacola; Nashville; Memphis; Richmond; Europe. The Late Demonstration Near Charleston. Fighting on the South Carolina Coast. The Enemy Land and are Driven in a Panic for Their Boats. They Again Land in Great Force. Battle Impending. Running the Blockade at Charleston. Sixteen Hours Bombardment at Pensacola. Commissioner's Court, William G. Brownlow Discharged. Prisoners at Fort Warren. Front page ad for Negroes For Sale: Just Arrived With Fifty Negroes which I offer for sale at reasonable...  

Daily Richmond Examiner, October 20, 1863

Richmond, Virginia, Tuesday Morning, October 20, 1863. 2 pages. War news from Northern Virginia. The Georgia Delegation in the Next Congress. Changes in the Railroad Time Tables. The President in the South. Military notices. Auction sales. Revelations of a Negro Barber From Richmond. Operations Before Charleston. Experiments With Greek Fire. The Situation in Tennessee. The English Press on the Battle of Chickamauga. Affairs About Vicksburg. Why General Pryor Resigned, and more. Light age toning and wear. Very fine.  

Richmond Whig and Public Advertiser, October 31, 1862

Richmond, Va. 4 pages. The Virginia State Seal and motto, "Sic Semper Tyrannis" plus the motto The Constitution-States Rights is illustrated at the top of page 2. News includes: Northern Fallacies. Generals' Bragg and Beauregard. The Kanawha Valley Reoccupied. The Democratic Movement in New York. Speeches of Horatio Seymour and John Van Buren. Proclamation by Governor Letcher of Virginia. Another Rumor of European Interposition. The Union as it Was. The Constitution as it is. Advance of the Federal Army into Virginia. A General Movement...  

The Daily Delta, New Orleans, November 14, 1861

4 pages. Insurrection in East Tennessee. From Charleston, Beaufort Deserted and in Possession of the Enemy. General Polk's Address to his Army. Domestic and Industrial Patriotism. The Blockade. Cumberland Gap. The News From McCulloch and Price. The Cotton Question in England. The War and the Blockade Question in England. From Our Army in the West. A Battle Near Mayfield, Ky. Federals Routed and Pursued. Removal of Fremont. His Address to the Army. News From the South Carolina Coast. Slaves For Sale advertisement, and much more. Light edge wear. Very fine...  

The Daily Delta, New Orleans, December 5, 1861

Includes advertisements for Slave auctions and sales!

4 pages. Confederate Aid to Kentucky. News From our Army in the West. Captain Charles Wilkes of the San Jacinto. The Trent Affair. The Cotton Question in England. General Sterling Price's Column. Arrival of the Confederate Steamer Nashville. Large Naval Force Inside the Savannah Bar. Attack on Pulaski Anticipated. Christmas and New Year Free Lottery For the Benefit of the Louisiana Volunteers and Their Families. Slaves for sale and hire advertisements. Numerous military ads, and much...  

The Daily Delta, New Orleans, November 30, 1861

Includes advertisements for Slave auctions and sales!

4 pages. Arrival of the Powhatan; Her Chase After the Sumter. General M. Jeff Thompson; Capture of the Platte Valley. Special Dispatches To Daily Delta. The Enemy at Work in Mississippi Sound. IMPORTANT FROM SAVANNAH. 25,000 Federals at Fort Walker. Also Sixty Three Vessels. Expedition Against Charleston and Savannah. South Carolinians Burning Cotton. 600,000 Federals Under Arms. Election of Confederate Senators. Attack on Columbus Rapidly Approaching. The Bombardment of Fort Pickens....  

The Daily Journal, Wilmington, N.C., October 9, 1860

4 pages. Advertisement on the front page for an auctioneer and commission merchant that advertises the goods they will sell among which is listed negroes at 1 per cent commission. Other ads for naval stores purchased, manufactured and sold; for the sale of cotton; and cotton gins; interesting ad to cotton planters for the admirable patent invention of cotton ties; sale of gun powder; sale of Yankee notions and perfume; numerous medical related ads, groceries and all kinds of assorted goods; the Wilmington Iron and Copper Works advertises that they are...