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Information about Martial Law in Richmond VA during the Civil War and the Provost Marshal General John Henry Winder

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1862-06-04, Richmond Dispatch; New hospital established at the Spottswood Hotel
1862-06-05, Richmond Dispatch; 3 officers captured at Corinth are brought to Libby
1862-06-06, Richmond Dispatch; City Arms Hotel Hosp., 15th St., established by Capt. Alexander; McDaniel’s Jail known as Castle Godwin
1862-06-06, Richmond Dispatch; Jas. Summerfield in Asst. PM guard house, 6th & Cary. To be tried for bounty jumping. Member of Letcher & Deas Arty., among others.
1862-06-07, Richmond Dispatch; 93NY deserter brought in to Castle Godwin
1862-06-07, Richmond Dispatch; poem by G. W. Alexander, "The Dying Alabamian"
1862-06-10, Richmond Dispatch; A. C. Godwin memo to J. H. Winder regarding 2 POWs chosen as hostages
1862-06-10, Richmond Dispatch; G. W. Alexander has issued an order that no "young misses" be allowed in the hospitals
1862-06-10, Richmond Whig; Godwin announces the names of two captains in the “Confederate States Military Prison” [Libby Prison] to be held as hostages in retaliation for two Confederate captains
1862-06-10, Richmond Whig; notice from Griswold that all detectives will carry certificates of identification

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