Exceptionally Rare and ORIGINAL, Wednesday April 19th, 1865 issue of a most highly sought after Abraham Lincoln Assassination Newspaper titled the "New York Tribune" containing extensive and "up to the minute" reports on the Lincoln Assassination and preparation for the Funeral of the Martyred President.


    This historically important, Lincoln Assassination Newspaper measures approx. 16” by 21” and contains 8 pages printed in 6 columns. All of the columns on all of the pages feature a thick, black "mourning" border and while the lead story on the front page features a report on the capture of Raleigh, North Carolina, the headline at the center of the front page reads “The National Loss / Secretary Seward and Son Improving / The Would-be Assassin of Secretary Seward Secured / Booth Brought to Bay / Preparations for the Funeral”. Included are many “additional details” of the events of April 14th and 15th as well as the latest news about the investigation of the Assassination including a report of the arrest of Lewis Powell (aka Payne) who had attempted to assassinate Secretary of State William Seward on the same night that Lincoln was shot. It fact, Powell had been detained the morning of April 17th at the home of Mary Surratt and formally arrested shortly thereafter once he was identified by an eyewitness to the attack. There is extensive coverage of the “happenings” in Washington – the condition of Secretary Seward and his son, actions of the police, preliminary plans for the funeral, etc. There are may fascinating "tidbits" of information, speculation and reports. The Newspaper also includes reporting of the War in North Carolina and General Sherman's campaign in Georgia - Sherman's March to the Sea - as well as a significant amount of other Civil War news.


    This April 19th, 1865 Edition of the New York Tribune Newspaper is Unconditionally Guaranteed to be original and NOT a reprint, reproduction, reissue or later printing. The Newspaper is 100%, unconditionally guaranteed original and backed by our “no questions asked” return policy and lifetime guarantee of authenticity. The Newspaper is unconditionally guaranteed to be deemed authentic by any third party authentication service and will be accompanied by our own Letter of Authenticity with a statement of our unconditional return policy and guarantee of authenticity.


    This exceptionally rare and historically important, April 19th, 1865 Lincoln Assassination Newspaper is in very good condition – complete and intact with no significant tears, edge wear, edge chips and no repairs of any kind. The Newspaper is uncut at the top edge and there is a hand ink stamp at the top of the front page that indicates that it was once a part of the James Wright Brown Journalistic Collection. The Newspaper was never bound in a volume and overall it is very well preserved. Please see the scans below for a good indication of the content and condition of this important Lincoln Assassination Newspaper.


    Again we must stress that this is NOT a reprint or reproduction but the original April 19th, 1865 printing of this important Lincoln Assassination Newspaper. Sold, as always, without reserve and a 100% lifetime guarantee of authenticity


    A very rare and important, April 19th, 1865 issue of an Abraham Lincoln Assassination Newspaper titled the "New York Tribune” containing extensive and "up to the minute" reports on the Lincoln Assassination and the search for the Assassins and a fantastic addition to any Collection!!


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