Newspapers concerning the 26th 
Wisconsin Infantry Volunteer gave current reports of the war effort. They also left pieces of history of battles fought and the soldiers who fought them. They gave the public more details of many events. Some were: Sherman’s March and Johnston’s surrender and correspondences home and lists of dead and wounded. These old newspapers helped glue together the pieces of history of the American Civil War.
Wisconsin Infantry Volunteer gave current reports of the war effort. They also left pieces of history of battles fought and the soldiers who fought them. They gave the public more details of many events. Some were: Sherman’s March and Johnston’s surrender and correspondences home and lists of dead and wounded. These old newspapers helped glue together the pieces of history of the American Civil War.