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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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1862-12-11, National Archives; the estate of W. A. Hardgrove would like their slaves to be returned from Chimborazo, in order to be sold
1862-12-11, Richmond Enquirer; Scully and Lewis, confined at Castle Thunder as spies, are to be released and sent North
1862-12-13, Charleston Mercury, Rumors about Burnside's army and local description; notes that Howard's Grove is expanding, and Chimborazo needs 250 negro nurses
1862-12-13, Richmond Dispatch; Jno. Mulligan, two-time deserter from D5VaCavy., to be shot at Camp Lee, 12/16
1862-12-13, Richmond Enquirer; escape attempt from Castle Thunder - perpetrators were in "Cell No. 1, first floor, north side."
1862-12-16, Official Records, Ser. II, Vol. V, p. 787; political prisoner J. G. Anderson ordered released by the CS Sec. of War
1862-12-16, Richmond Dispatch; G. W. Alexander & 50 men to Fredericksburg to help the wounded
1862-12-16, Richmond Dispatch; John Mulligan, 5VaCav., gets 20 day respite from execution
1862-12-16, Richmond Dispatch; new inmates at Castle Thunder
1862-12-16, Richmond Dispatch; T. P. Turner on leave, so Libby commanded by Lt. Virginius Bossieux; City Battalion dress parade, Capital Square

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