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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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1864-06-29, Richmond Examiner; description of boxing match at Castle Thunder and reception of new prisoners
1864-06-29, Richmond Examiner; member of detail escorting prisoners to Libby Prison is too polite to the prisoners
1864-06-30, Richmond Examiner; Cage items; notes that no new criminals are being brought in
1864-06-30, Richmond Examiner; Mortality in Richmond hospitals is remarkably small
1864-06-30, Richmond Examiner; notes that no money is taken from the prisoners at Castle Thunder - the quartermaster keeps it for them
1864-07-01, Richmond Examiner; Sutler's post at Castle Thunder has been abolished
1864-07-05, Richmond Examiner; No new admittees at the cage
1864-07-06, Richmond Dispatch; attempted escape of two Yankee deserters from Palmer’s building, across from Castle Thunder
1864-07-07, Richmond Examiner; Chimborazo patients caught in a “notorious bawdy house”
1864-07-07, Richmond Sentinel; Chimborazo patients caught in a "disorderly house"

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