Civil War officially over....
Item # 596303
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NEW YORK DAY-BOOK CAUCASIAN, April 7, 1866
* Uncommon title
* Civil War officially ends
The front page has nearly a column headed: "Death of Gen. J. H. Morgan" and also: "PEACE! PEACE! Martial Law Abolished! The Habeas Corpus Restored". This was a white supremacist newspaper from during & just after the Civil War, proclaiming by its publishers: "White Supremacy" with more on the paper's political stance (see).
Eight pages, a few printing errors cause loss of readability in spots, generally nice.
* Uncommon title
* Civil War officially ends
The front page has nearly a column headed: "Death of Gen. J. H. Morgan" and also: "PEACE! PEACE! Martial Law Abolished! The Habeas Corpus Restored". This was a white supremacist newspaper from during & just after the Civil War, proclaiming by its publishers: "White Supremacy" with more on the paper's political stance (see).
Eight pages, a few printing errors cause loss of readability in spots, generally nice.
Category: Post-Civil War
Price
$37
100% Authentic: Original printing, never a reproduction.
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