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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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1862-06-23, Richmond Dispatch; 2nd class juvenile militia company guarding Libby Prison stages mutiny
1862-06-23, Richmond Dispatch; Henry Wirtz’s office is in Manchester
1862-06-23, Richmond Examiner; account of refusal of the guard at Libby Prison to do duty there
1862-06-25, Richmond Enquirer; man makes a repeated escape from the C. S. Prison at the corner of 6th and Cary Streets (Castle Booker/Castle Lightning)
1862-06-30, Richmond Dispatch; Yankee POW tries to pass counterfeit money. Transferred to Castle Godwin
1862-06-30, Richmond Whig; Surg. Lane advertises for two slaves who ran away from the 2nd Division of Winder Hospital
1862-07-01, Richmond Dispatch; $1200 in counterfeit C. S. notes found in Libby Prison; Gen. Winder has declared possession of bogus notes a criminal offense.
1862-07-03, Richmond Dispatch; “Strong-minded female” captured and interrogated by G. W. Alexander
1862-07-03, Richmond Dispatch; G. W. Alexander at Castle Godwin says negro of Jas. Bates now confined there
1862-07-04, Richmond Dispatch; 3 Yankee debt collectors arrested at Exchange Hotel

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