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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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1863-03-30, Richmond Dispatch; G. W. Alexander adv for lost knickknacks
1863-03-30, Richmond Dispatch; Winder detective Logan McCoull indicted in Charles City County on about 20 charges relating to post-Seven Days activities there, policing battlefields
1863-04-01, Richmond Examiner; 815 Yankee prisoners have been paroled from Libby Prison
1863-04-02, Richmond Dispatch; officers are nabbing anyone in the streets who look like soldiers and sending them to Castle Thunder.
1863-04-02, Richmond Dispatch; police raid negro betting parlor on 17th St.
1863-04-03, Official Records, Ser. II, Vol. V, p. 872; excerpt from testimony regarding treatment of prisoners at Castle Thunder that mentions Castle Godwin
1863-04-03, Richmond Dispatch; Aaron Bennett into Castle Thunder as possible spy
1863-04-03, Richmond Dispatch; E. W. Wood, orderly sergeant at Camp Lee, in trouble for drunkenness
1863-04-03, Richmond Examiner; hospital at Castle Thunder moved to 21st between Main & Cary
1863-04-04, Richmond Examiner; Castle Thunder items

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