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

1866-01-11, Richmond Examiner; General Lee is in town to confer with the Educational Committee – he arrived on the Central train, thence to the Spotswood, then to the house of “a friend”
1866-01-11, Richmond Examiner; two U. S. soldiers escape from Castle Thunder by walking out the door
1866-01-13, Richmond Examiner; negroes found with stolen goods, believed to have been taken during the evacuation
1866-01-13, Richmond Examiner; ad for G. W. Minnis’ photo gallery, northwest corner 9th and Main streets.
1866-01-13, Richmond Examiner; description of the “lowest of the low” brothel on Main Street – compared to the old U. S. Hotel in depravity. Patronized by soldiers.
1866-01-13, Richmond Examiner; William H. Grant’s tobacco factory (former GH#12) is up for sale
1866-01-16, Richmond Examiner; ad for real estate sale, including William Grant’s tobacco factory (former GH#12). Detailed description.
1866-01-16, Richmond Examiner; negroes attacked by soldiers at 7th and Main
1866-01-17, Richmond Examiner; Captain J. M. Schoonmaker relieved of command of Libby Prison, succeeded by Lt. Hinton of the 12th US
1866-01-17, Richmond Examiner; fire destroys the large warehouse of James H. Grant, 10th between Byrd and Canal. Now used as storehouse for US Government. Canal boat crushed by falling wall

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