ORIGINAL 1862 Civil War Newspaper New York Times Battle of Gaines Mill Richmond For Sale

Original newspaper, not a reprint.
4 Sheets (8 pages)
First three sheets are semi-attached, the third is loose. Sharp print, very readable. Few tears as pictured. Fold lines.
Please see photos for condition, all pages are pictured.
DESCRIPTION:
Up for sale is a completely authentic, original 8 page section of THE NEW YORK TIMESpublished during the American Civil War on Thursday, July 3, 1862 (Vol. XI, No. 3362). This is a genuine piece of 19th-century history, not a modern reprint or reproduction!Historical Content & Features:

• The Battles Before Richmond: Includes extensive, gripping coverage of the Peninsula Campaign and the Seven Days Battles, specifically detailing the immediate aftermath of the bloody Battle of Gaines\' Mill.
• Casualty & Hospital Lists: Features dense column print listing names of wounded soldiers, prisoners, and specific actions of regiments like the First United States Cavalry and various state volunteer infantries.
• Major General Benjamin Butler: Contains coverage regarding Butler and his highly controversial military policies surrounding escaped slaves (referred to historically as \"contrabands\") entering Union lines.
• Strategic Union Movements: Reports on General George B. McClellan\'s tactical retreat toward the safety of the James River.

Condition Details:

• Completeness: Includes 4 sheets total (making up 8 pages).
• Binding: The first three sheets remain semi-attached to each other, while the third sheet is loose.
• Paper & Text: Features exceptionally sharp, dark, and highly readable print typography throughout.
• Wear: Displays expected historical fold lines and a few minor edge tears typical of antique newspapers. Please see all listing photos for an exact look at the condition, as every page has been individual photographed.