Newspaper The Press (Petersburg, Va.) 1858-1860

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Title

The Press (Petersburg, Va.) 1858-1860

Dates of Publication

1858-1860

Created / Published

Petersburg, Va. : S.B. Paul & John T. Phillips, 1858-

Headings

- Petersburg (Va.)--Newspapers
- Virginia--Petersburg
- United States--Virginia--Petersburg

Genre

Newspapers

Notes

- Daily (except Sun.)
- Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 5, 1858)-
- Ceased in July 1860?
- Publishers: John T. Phillips, Nov. 21, 1859-
- Available on microfilm from the Library of Virginia.
- Publication of South-side Democrat (Petersburg, Va. : 1858 : Daily), formerly Daily Democrat (Petersburg, Va.); and South-side Democrat (Petersburg, Va.) ceased when purchased by the Press in 1858.
- Petersburg daily bulletin (DLC)sn 86071791

Medium

Library of Congress Control Number

sn91066784

OCLC Number

24576439

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Succeeding Titles

Petersburg Daily Bulletin (Petersburg, Va.) 1860 to 1860

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