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1863 Written Accounts
Written accounts in 1863 from various sources about Richmond, VA during the Civil War.

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1863-08-13, National Archives; matrons at Winder and Chimborazo Hospitals are using the ambulances as "pleasure carriages" and must be stopped
1863-08-14, Richmond Enquirer; "Libby Prison Items," says 4,868 prisoners(!!) registered at Libby; Federal officer dies in the hospital and buried at Oakwood
1863-08-14, Richmond Enquirer; details on a creative escape attempt from Castle Thunder
1863-08-14, Richmond Sentinel; advocates a fence be built around the canal basin - notes that several people drowned there in the past year after stumbling into the basin
1863-08-15, Richmond Sentinel; man dies suddenly at the Libby Prison hospital and interred in Oakwood Cemetery
1863-08-18, Richmond Sentinel; J. R. Anderson (Tredegar Iron Works) buys a lot of flour to sell to his workers at cost
1863-08-19, Richmond Sentinel; officer at Drewry's Bluff is court-martialled for being AWOL, and confined to camp
1863-08-21, Richmond Sentinel; list of imprisoned slaves at Castle Thunder and Libby Prison
1863-08-24, Richmond Sentinel; two patients in the 1st Division of Howard’s Grove Hospital are taken to Castle Thunder for "exciting a mutiny"
1863-08-24, Richmond Whig; purported letter from prisoner at Castle Thunder

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