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1864-03-09, Richmond Examiner; detailed description of the arrest and imprisonment in Castle Thunder of Detective Philip Cashmeyer – accused of passing treasonous and military information to an exchanged Union officer
1864-03-09, Richmond Whig; detective Cashmeyer arrested for treason on a flag of truce boat while escorting Yankee prisoner and put in Castle Thunder
1864-03-10, Richmond Whig; more details on Detective Cashmeyer's case - he was not behaving treasonously, just stupidly.
1864-03-11, Richmond Whig; more on Cashmeyer's case
1864-03-12, Richmond Whig; Detective Cashmeyer is released from Castle Thunder
1864-03-14, Richmond Whig; Cashemeyer was NOT released from Castle Thunder, and will be court-martialed
1864-03-15, Richmond Whig; Cashmeyer has been released from Castle Thunder
1864-03-29, Richmond Whig; Detective Cashmeyer has been reinstated, and a Detective who was in the Penitentiary for shooting a woman has been pardoned by the Governor
1864-03-31, National Archives; Carrington desires to turn over the Alms House to the city, but no response has come from them
1864-04-05, Richmond Whig; Mr. Thomas W. Doswell has been appointed Asst. Provost Marshal, succeeding G. W. Alexander

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