Reporting History

April 20, 1861 — Captain Doubleday’s Statement

The Daily Green Mountain Freeman, Montpelier, VT

The New York Herald, New York, NY

Washington, June 6, 1861. — It having been reported that a large number of arms had been stored in Havana, under the protection of the British flag, for the Confederate States, Consul…

The Western Democrat, Charlotte, NC

The Convention of North Carolina having vested in the Government of the Confederate States jurisdiction over the Arsenal and grounds at Fayetteville, all the rifle works or machinery recently at Harper’s…

Daily Nashville Patriot, Nashville, TN

The people of Tennessee are called upon to decide on the 8th of June next, whether they will continue to live freemen or bow their necks to the yoke of bondage to choose, in other words, between liberty…

Daily Nashville Patriot, Nashville, TN

On Sunday evening, about 7 o’clock, while the Confederate steamer Empire was engaged in reconnoitering the enemy’s works at…

Evening Star, Washington, DC

Headquarters Twelfth N. Y. Volunteers, Camp of the Onondagas, Arlington, July 24, 1861. — Editor Washington Star: Sir — After my arrival from Bull Run with my regiment, I perused the dally papers…

The Daily Exchange, Baltimore, MD

[Editor’s Note: The battle location is properly named Corrick’s Ford]

Gen. Garnett, in Command of the Confederates, Killed

Tunnel Under the Thames

The Massachusetts Spy, and Worcester County Advertiser, September 07, 1825