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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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1862-03-25, Richmond Dispatch; Lt. George Emack adv for lost cape
1862-03-26, Richmond Dispatch; names of latest Castle Godwin prisoners
1862-03-26, Richmond Dispatch; paragraph lauding energy & judgment of G. W. Alexander
1862-03-28, Richmond Dispatch; local barman leaps from 3rd floor of Libby – broken skull & compound fractures of all four limbs!
1862-03-31, Richmond Dispatch; excellent description of Libby Prison, describes good food and hospital
1862-03-31, Richmond Dispatch; recruits, convalescents, et al, to report to Camp Winder ASAP
1862-04-03, Richmond Dispatch; long list of everyone committed to Castle Godwin – date and charge
1862-04-03, Richmond Whig; description of Capt. Godwin and his police detectives. Godwin has his office on "Broad, corner of Ninth street." Macubbin is "Chief of Confederate States Military Police"
1862-04-05, Richmond Dispatch; Lt. Semple removes CS soldiers from City Jail and sends them back to their regiments
1862-04-05, Richmond Dispatch; several Union officers released from Castle Godwin, including Zenas Bliss

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