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Original Civil War Newspaper The New York Herald July 22, 1864 Front Page Map
Original Civil War Newspaper The New York Herald July 22, 1864 Front Page Map
Original Civil War Newspaper The New York Herald July 22, 1864 Front Page Map
Original Civil War Newspaper The New York Herald July 22, 1864 Front Page Map
Original Civil War Newspaper The New York Herald July 22, 1864 Front Page Map
Original Civil War Newspaper The New York Herald July 22, 1864 Front Page Map
Original Civil War Newspaper The New York Herald July 22, 1864 Front Page Map
Original Civil War Newspaper The New York Herald July 22, 1864 Front Page Map

Original Civil War Newspaper The New York Herald July 22, 1864 Front Page Map

$ 20.32

Availability: 51 in stock
  • Condition: Opportunity to obtain a nice original civil war era newspaper. History comes alive in this historic document. Pictures are of the actual paper for sale. Please review. Enjoy.
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back

    Description

    Newspaper: The New York Herald
    Date: July 22, 1864
    Headlines:
    Sherman's Flanking Movement - Scene of the Flank Movement by which Atlanta Has Been Successfully Cut Off from Augusta and Richmond
    Foster - Arrival of the Fulton - Additional Details of the Fighting on Johns Island - Our Troops Signally Victorious - The Enemy's Forces Driven Back on the 7th - A Rebel Attack in Force Repulsed on the 9th - The Objects of the Expedition Accomplished - Return of the Troops
    News from New Orleans - Whereabouts of Rebel Generals - The Quarrel Between Dick Taylor and Kirby Smith
    Sherman - Another Successful Flank Movement - Occupation of Decatur GA - Atlanta Cut Off from the Rebel Capital and the East - Johnston Attacks Gen. Sherman's Left Wing - The Rebels Bloodily Repulsed
    The Peace Movements - Details of the Negotiations at Niagara Falls - The Preliminary Notes Between the Rebel Agents and Horace Greeley - The Terms Upon Which the President Will Negotiate - The President's Terms Rejected by the Rebel Agents
    The Late Invasion - Defeat of Early's Rebel Corps at Winchester - Three Hundred of the Rebels Killed and Wounded - Capture of Four Cannon, Small Arms and Two Hundred Prisoners - Reported Battle of Leesburg Virginia - The Fight at Snicker's Gap
    Enjoy.
    A rare and unique opportunity to obtain a n
    ice original newspaper a piece of
    history. Ready for framing alone or in a larger display. In very good/excellent condition, nice rag content. May have some foxing and/or edge or fold splits due to age. Photographs are of the actual item, please review for condition. 8 pages.
    Protected in an archival sleeve and shipped in a 6" x 6" x 6" 26" USPS priority mail triangle box.