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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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1864-10-26, Richmond Whig; two men caught trying to "cut their way out" of Castle Thunder
1864-10-31, Richmond Sentinel; man attempts an escape while being taken to Castle Thunder and is shot and killed
1864-10-31, Richmond Whig; female spy from Isle of Wight is brought to Castle Thunder
1864-10-31, Richmond Whig; two women, masquerading as soldiers, brought to Castle Thunder. They had served with General Early for two years
1864-11-01, Richmond Sentinel; details on the killing of the soldier who tried to escape while being taken to Castle Thunder
1864-11-05, Richmond Whig; slave of Sally Tompkins arrested for burglary
1864-11-09, Richmond Examiner; fire at the Libby Prison stables
1864-11-10, National Archives; two men arrested near the Chimborazo bath house
1864-11-11, Richmond Sentinel; detective Caphart, "one of the detectives attached to the Castle Thunder prison" died yesterday
1864-11-12, Richmond Sentinel; NC woman committed to Castle Thunder for being a suspicious character

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