RARE 1862 Civil War Newspaper The Daily Globe Washington DC Congress Record For Sale

HISTORICAL SUMMARY & LOGISTICS• Title: The Daily Globe• Date: Wednesday, February 19, 1862 (Twelve o\'clock, meridian edition)• Location: Published in Washington, D.C.• Format: Complete 4-Page Edition (One large folio sheet folded in half, printed on all sides)• Condition: Good (G). Printed on durable, authentic 1860s rag paper with excellent dark typography. Please note: There is some mild staining at the top of the pagesand some expected small edge tears. The two large pages are also partially detached at the spine fold. However, there is no missing text or paper loss, and the issue remains totally readable.CRITICAL HISTORICAL CONTENTBecause The Daily Globeserved as the official printer for the United States Congress during the Civil War, its pages feature verbatim transcripts of the federal government\'s inner workings rather than traditional retail advertisements. This specific date catches the 37th Congress managing the explosive expansion of the Union war machine and landmark legislative civil rights milestones:The Daily Globe edition from February 19, 1862, is an authentic 4-page, Washington-printed, verbatim record of the 37th U.S. Congress, featuring intense debates on the Legal Tender Act and the signing of the Anti-Coolie Act. The document, in good condition with minor staining, focuses on Civil War-era legislative and financial updates, void of commercial advertisements.This is an authentic 1862 Congressional newspaper from Washington, D.C., NOT a modern reproduction, souvenir print, or photocopy.