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.  

The Daily Delta, New Orleans, March 22, 1862

Eyewitness accounts of the Monitor & Merrimac!

4 pages. The Monitor and the Merrimac and the defeat of the Cumberland, eyewirness accounts of the famous naval encounter between ironclads at Hampton Roads, Va. News of action at Island No. 10 on the Tennessee River. The Confederate States Zouaves, numerous Confederate military ads, and much, much more. Couple of very small edge tears. Very fine issue with rare Southern account of the Monitor & Merrimac!

Footnote: Confederate newspapers from New Orleans are quite rare. The...  

Richmond Whig and Public Advertiser, November 21, 1862

Richmond, Va. 4 pages. Stories include: The End Not Yet. The New Georgia Senator. General Randolph. News From Fredericksburg. The Exchange of Prisoners at City Point. Atrocities of the Enemy. Governor Brown and the Georgia Militia. The Last Effort to Save the Union. Operations in Tennessee. Arrest of Two of General McClellan's Staff Officers. Depredations of Sigel's Troops. Message of Governor Vance of North Carolina. Currency and Financial news. The Late Senator William B. Preston. Lieutenant Colonel Doyles Fight with the Enemy. News from the North....  

The Sentinel, Richmond, Va., October 5, 1863

2 pages. News includes: A Proclamation by the Governor of Virginia. All Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight. Arrest of Disloyal Persons at Baltimore. French Neutrality. News From Missionary Ridge, Gordonsville, and the Southwest. Reported Removal of Gen. Schenk. The Situation From Morris Island. Gen. Longstreet and His Troops. The General Assembly of Virginia, and much more. Very fine Confederate newspaper.