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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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1862-05-07, Richmond Enquirer; tobacco in the city seized and congregated by the Provost Marshal so that it can easily be burned "in an emergency"
1862-05-09, Richmond Dispatch; details on a woman arrested for theft at Rocketts, sent to Castle Godwin
1862-05-16, Richmond Dispatch; one of Castle Godwin political prisoners acquitted
1862-05-19, Richmond Enquirer; Soldiers returning to duty will report to Camp Winder
1862-05-20, Richmond Dispatch; George W. Alexander carried the dispatches from Drewry’s Bluff to Richmond; Lt. James H. Rochelle manned “gun No. 2” during the fight
1862-05-21, Richmond Dispatch; Castle Godwin update. Frederick Shaffer replaces Geo. Frebmyer as warden - 60 prisoners, neat, clean, well-run, etc. G.W. Alexander praised
1862-05-22, Richmond Dispatch; Alexander arrests fake officer at American Hotel
1862-05-22, Richmond Dispatch; G. W. Alexander says men are impersonating his officers
1862-05-22, Richmond Dispatch; kindly-treated poor woman names son after G. W. Alexander
1862-05-22, Richmond Dispatch; Warner Lewis, ADC to J. H. Winder, raising company for garrison, guard & prison duty

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