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The War News: Virginia Troops Threatening Washington – 2-3
News from the South: Movement of Government Vessels with Troops – 3-4
Burning of Gosport Navy-Yard: Eleven Vessels Scuttled and Burned – 4-5
Glimpses of War: Our Washington Correspondence – 5-7
Off for the War: Departure of two New-York City Regiments – 7-10
Editorial: Jeff. Davis on his Way to Richmond-Virginia to be the Battle-ground – 10-11
Editorial: Shot-proof Mail for Ships – 11-12
Editorial: An Historical Contrast – 12
Editorial: How to End the War – 12-13
The Destruction of the Ships and Navy-Yard at Norfolk – 13
Editorial: A Startling Report – 13
Editorial: Lincoln and the Country – 13
Editorial: A Chivalric Threat – 13
The First Victory – 13
Dealers in Fire-Arms – 13
Care for the Wounded – 13-14
Our Special Washington Correspondence: Details of Events at the National Capital up to Sunday Night – 14-15
Official Reception of Major Anderson: Speech of Mayor Wood and Major Anderson’s Reply – 15
Affairs in Georgia – 15

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

This is sort of off topic, but I've always been fascinated by old time papers. How did they set they type to print out the pages? Don't tell me they did it letter by letter. How did they do this day after day? It must have been time consuming as hell. I remember taking printing in High School back in the 1970s and our teacher showed us how to set type using metal letters that were stamped backwards, but it never occurred to me they might have done the same for newspapers which is mind boggling.