The Memphis Daily Appeal, March 1865.
The publishers of The Memphis Daily Appeal moved the press from Tennessee to Grenada, Mississippi, in June 1862 to escape Union troops. The paper would move nine times before its capture in April 1865. These issues, published in Montgomery, Alabama, have been digitized from microfilm. The quality of...
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Alabama Department of Archives and History
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| Online Access: | http://cdm17217.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/cwnp/id/2136 |
| Summary: | The publishers of The Memphis Daily Appeal moved the press from Tennessee to Grenada, Mississippi, in June 1862 to escape Union troops. The paper would move nine times before its capture in April 1865. These issues, published in Montgomery, Alabama, have been digitized from microfilm. The quality of the scan depends on the condition of the original paper and the film; therefore, some portions of the text may be illegible or difficult to read. |
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