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

1863-04-08, Richmond Examiner; account of the trials of several of the bread rioters, great details on individual cases
1863-04-08, Richmond Examiner; many prisoners have arrived at Libby Prison; a flag of truce exchanged prisoners yesterday
1863-04-08, Richmond Examiner; prisoner at Castle Thunder was shot at and wounded after verbally abusing a guard
1863-04-08, Richmond Examiner; two Yankee POWs, who had taken an oath of allegiance to the CSA, attempted to escape back to Union lines and were recaptured and sent to Libby, then to Castle Thunder
1863-04-09, Richmond Examiner; a portion of the detective force stationed at Castle Thunder has been sent to work for the Provost Marshal
1863-04-09, Richmond Examiner; Castle Thunder items; notes that two members of the city battalion (the guards for the Richmond prisons) have been imprisoned for sleeping at their posts
1863-04-09, Richmond Examiner; denial by Martha Goode that she is one of the bread rioters - claims someone is using her name
1863-04-09, Richmond Examiner; denial of the rumor that the Spotswood Hotel is closing
1863-04-09, Richmond Examiner; more cases at the Mayor's Court from the Bread Riot
1863-04-18, Richmond Examiner; Two artillerists, including a man from Battery #2, who escaped from Castle Thunder have been recaptured

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