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Articles from the Richmond Examiner
Index of selected articles from the Richmond Examiner during the Civil War.

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1861-10-04, Richmond Examiner; Yankee prisoner escapes from Ross' Factory
1861-10-04, Richmond Examiner; Yankee prisoners, kept at General Hospital #1, to be exchanged
1861-10-07, Richmond Examiner; Hon. Alfred Ely (US Congressman) presented with a mock sword in prison
1861-10-11, Richmond Examiner; 40 Federal prisoners being treated at GH#1; details about Mrs. Ricketts coming to Richmond to nurse her wounded husband
1861-10-11, Richmond Examiner; man arrested for trespassing at Turpin & Yarborough's tobacco factory, "now used as a hospital."
1861-10-11, Richmond Examiner; Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, to be confiscated by the Confederate States government because of owner's disloyalty
1861-10-16, Richmond Examiner; Federal prisoners removed from GH#1 and moved to prison on Main st.
1861-10-16, Richmond Examiner; Masonic fraternity offers hall as hospital
1861-11-04, Richmond Examiner; Tents blown down at Camp Lee and Dimmock
1861-11-04, Richmond Examiner; Two Yankee prisoners, permitted leave in the city, attempt to escape, but are re-captured

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