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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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1865-05-31, Richmond Whig; Libby Prison and Castle Thunder are all but empty now
1865-05-31, Richmond Whig; very few prisoners are left in Libby or Castle Thunder
1865-06-06, Richmond Whig; a new flagpole has been erected at the Female Institute
1865-06-08, Richmond Commercial Bulletin; military directory of Richmond
1865-06-08, White Cloud (Kan.) Chief; R. M. T. Hunter has been arrested and imprisoned on “a gunboat in the James.”
1865-06-12, Richmond Whig; naked bathers in the Canal shock visitors to Hollywood Cemetery
1865-06-19, Richmond Whig; Dick Turner, former jailor of Libby Prison, recaptured at his home on Union Hill
1865-06-22, National Archives; Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice John A. Campbell comments on Lincoln's visit and peace plan
1865-06-23, Richmond Whig; Ould, Carrington, and Hatch taken from Libby Prison to Caste Thunder. Libby to be cleared of prisoners and turned into a depot
1865-06-28, Richmond Whig; Isaac Carrington has been paroled from Castle Thunder

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