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

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1864-09-28, Richmond Whig; locomotive traveling up the connector track on 8th street, gets out of control near the Spotswood and falls back down into the canal bridge
1864-10-05, Richmond Whig; fight among patients at Stuart Hospital
1864-10-10, Richmond Whig; description of the funeral of Gen. John Gregg, of Texas, and procession from the Capitol to Hollywood Cemetery.
1864-10-22, Richmond Whig; murder of a little boy by a nurse at General Hospital #9
1864-10-24, Richmond Whig; 1400 enlisted men and 37 officers, captured by Early in the Valley, are brought to Libby Prison
1864-10-24, Richmond Whig; murder of a little boy by a nurse at General Hospital #9
1864-10-25, Richmond Whig; Luther Libby's family have gone North, but soon to return
1864-10-25, Richmond Whig; steamer Schultz has been rebuilt, and will resume trips to and from Drewry's Bluff
1864-10-26, Richmond Whig; murder of a little boy by a nurse at General Hospital #9
1864-10-26, Richmond Whig; two men caught trying to "cut their way out" of Castle Thunder

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