Sherman moving through the South...
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March 03, 1865
THE NEW YORK HERALD, New York, March 3, 1865
* General William T. Sherman
* Successful march through the South
* Civil War Original reading
Among the many front page column heads on the Civil War include: "THE SOUTH" "Message of Governor Brown of Georgia" "His Complaints Against the Davis Despotism" "The South Rapidly Drifting Into Anarchy" "Davis' Policy Must Terminate in Reconstruction" "Opposition to the Arming of the Slaves" "Richmond Excited Over the Preparations for the Great Battle" "SHERMAN" "Joe Johnston Relieves Beauregard" "Beauregard Superseded at His Own Request" "The Burning of Columbia" "Wade Hampton Fires His Own Dwelling" and more (see).
A great issue on the closing weeks of the Civil War. Eight pages, minor margin wear, otherwise nice.
* General William T. Sherman
* Successful march through the South
* Civil War Original reading
Among the many front page column heads on the Civil War include: "THE SOUTH" "Message of Governor Brown of Georgia" "His Complaints Against the Davis Despotism" "The South Rapidly Drifting Into Anarchy" "Davis' Policy Must Terminate in Reconstruction" "Opposition to the Arming of the Slaves" "Richmond Excited Over the Preparations for the Great Battle" "SHERMAN" "Joe Johnston Relieves Beauregard" "Beauregard Superseded at His Own Request" "The Burning of Columbia" "Wade Hampton Fires His Own Dwelling" and more (see).
A great issue on the closing weeks of the Civil War. Eight pages, minor margin wear, otherwise nice.
Category: Yankee
