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One Of Georgia’s Favorite Confederate Sons - Mortally Wounded at the Battle of Fredericksburg .... Southern Illustrated News, March 21, 1863. From the front cover, an attractive engraving “Brigadier-General Thomas R.R. Cobb,” who was killed weeks earlier.From the interior is a biography of Cobb. Also, war news "The Times" which takes 1-1/2 columns and includes the latest accounts of the War, a few items including: "...The Yankees have told a very big lie about the surrender of Fort McAllister & the capture of a mile & a half of rifle pits. The fact is they retired from the fourth attack on the plucky little fort 'completely discumboborated'. Statistics recently published by the Smithsonian Institute show that the full-blooded Yankee dies within 24 hour if prevented from telling his usual allowance of lies...A difficulty has occurred between Hooker & Siegel which resulted in the latter's resignation & departure home...The Yankee marauders...plundering, killing cattle & devastating right & left in their customary amiable style. All the better for us. The more outrages they commit, the worse we will hate them, & the more a people hate the Yankees the wiser & better they will be...Capt. Mosby of General Fithugh Lee's Cavalry perpetrated a charming joke upon a parcel of Yankees at Fairfax Court House..." with much more
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The following three lots are all Southern Illustrated Newspapers in very good condition. Begun on September 13, 1862 the Southern Illustrated News sought to fill the void left when the Southern

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Minimum Bid: $250.00
Final prices include buyers premium.: $0.00
Estimate: $500 - $750
Auction closed on Thursday, January 10, 2013.
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