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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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1862-12-02, Richmond Dispatch; Frederick Lindsey, 1TX & Mathew Pitman, 1GA, both arrested for drunken fracas at Rockett’s. Pitman to Castle Thunder, Lindsey left behind, “having had his skull broken by a skillet in the hands of a female whose house he had
1862-12-03, Richmond Dispatch; long paragraph on substitute/AWOL/robbery/Castle Booker scam
1862-12-03, Richmond Whig; soldier shot by sentinel at the "Confederate prison, corner of Cary and 6th streets"
1862-12-04, Richmond Dispatch; female/male arrested at American Hotel. False alarm.
1862-12-04, Richmond Dispatch; 3 Castle Thunder prisoners whipped for assaulting fellow prisoners
1862-12-05, Richmond Dispatch; enormous list of court martial results
1862-12-05, Richmond Whig; Union man arrives at Libby Prison from Stafford county – imprisoned in Libby as a spy
1862-12-08, Richmond Dispatch; huge list of Libby & Castle Thunder POW increases
1862-12-10, Richmond Dispatch; 50 soldiers sent to ANV 12/9 from Castle Thunder
1862-12-10, Richmond Enquirer; Castle Thunder will be a general depot for all deserters and State prisoners in the Confederacy

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