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Information about the police in the city of Richmond, Virginia during the Civil War

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1863-04-06, Richmond Examiner; account of the trials of several of the bread rioters, great details on individual cases
1863-04-17, Richmond Dispatch; Elizabeth Ammons tried for role in Main St/Cary St. riot
1863-05-16, Richmond Examiner; fire at Crenshaw Mills and Tredegar Iron Works
1863-05-21, Richmond Dispatch; long opinion printed, from city attorney, on liability from Bread Riot
1864-02-02, Richmond Examiner; 11,494 people arrested by the Mayor’s police over the past ten months
1864-02-26, Richmond Whig; robbery of a hogshead of tobacco at the factory of David C. Mayo, corner 19th and Cary
1864-04-02, Richmond Whig; some defenders of Battery #9 charged with theft
1864-04-19, Richmond Whig; "Lewis H. Fraysier’s factory, on 20th street, between Main and Franklin" was burglarized
1864-06-24, Richmond Sentinel; boys are throwing stones at the Washington and Clay monuments and each other. The mayor clamps down and orders all offenders arrested.
1864-06-24, Richmond Whig; Tredegar operative charged with stealing nails

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