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Disorderly conduct
Information about disorderly conduct in Richmond, Virginia during the Civil War

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1865-04-03, Richmond Sentinel; account of the last Mayor’s Court of Confederate Richmond
1865-08-04, Richmond Whig; Provost Marshal arrests in the 1st district: several drunk soldiers and a deserter; black man sent to Castle Thunder for assault – the man he assaulted sent to Chimborazo for vagrancy
1865-09-08, Richmond Whig; Rebecca Chandler, “the great trouble of the police court in Confederate days” arrested and sent to Castle Thunder for “habitual drunkenness, being disorderly and abusing everybody and everything she came across and in contact wi
1865-09-29, Richmond Commercial Bulletin; Davenport and Armistead Walker [MLW’s father in law?] arrested for disorderly conduct and furnishing liquor to soldiers
1865-12-05, Richmond Sentinel; violent brawl between members of the "20th N. Y. S. M." at the Moore Hospital (former GH24)
1911-07-09, Washington Herald; very important description of the destruction of the River Queen in a fire at her Washington wharf. Brief mention of her use during the Civil War.

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