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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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1862-04-08, Richmond Dispatch; T. P. Turner and G. W. Alexander make dawn raid on bars, Cary between 17th and 18th.
1862-04-09, Richmond Dispatch; 22 more Yankee POWs arrive, 724 prisoners total - # by category
1862-04-10, Richmond Dispatch; list of Castle Godwin prisoners, confined since March 15
1862-04-11, Richmond Dispatch; Government lithographers go on strike and are sent to Castle Godwin
1862-04-14, Richmond Dispatch; 2 men to Castle Godwin for selling liquor
1862-04-17, Richmond Dispatch; grocer selling butter at illegal price has 100lbs seized and sent to Chimborazo Hospital
1862-04-18, Richmond Enquirer; Court of Inquiry for Unionist John Minor Botts meets, and fails to release him from prison
1862-04-19, Richmond Whig; employee at the "Confederate Arsenal" shoots the master carpenter of the place
1862-04-23, Richmond Dispatch; Geo. W. Alexander raid nets deserters, bounty jumpers, Castle Godwin escapee
1862-04-24, National Archives; T. P. Turner signs as Commander of C. S. Prisons, requisitioning a drum – perhaps first official mention of him?

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