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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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1862-06-17, Richmond Dispatch; Jim Cook "celebrated toddy mixer" put in Castle Godwin
1862-06-17, Richmond Dispatch; local cabinet maker sent to Castle Godwin for “seditious language”
1862-06-17, Richmond Dispatch; paragraph on G. W. Alexander, now AAG to Winder by late promotion
1862-06-17, Richmond Enquirer; Praise for Capt. G. W. Alexander, and notes his promotion to Assistant Adjutant General to Gen. Winder. Notes that he is one of the "handsomest men in the Confederate service."
1862-06-19, Richmond Dispatch; member of A9Ala shot at R&P RR bridge in scuffle with picket
1862-06-19, Richmond Enquirer; man attempts to escape Castle Godwin by blacking his face to look like a negro - recaptured after a chase through Butchertown and "bucked."
1862-06-21, Richmond Dispatch; G.O. #1, Prison Series, from Winder: W. S. Winder, AAG, in charge of prison corresp. Capt. Henry Wirtz in charge of new district covering Manchester & Bridges
1862-06-21, Richmond Examiner; four prisoners arrive at Libby Prison
1862-06-23, Richmond Dispatch; 1 Yankee POW brought to Libby; several 15Va men jailed for various offenses
1862-06-23, Richmond Dispatch; 23 deserters brought into Castle Godwin

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