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Added May 26, 2008
Richmond Dispatch
11/22/1862;
Michael Rourke, 1st TX, at Winder Hospital, arrested for stealing
eggs from First Market
Richmond Dispatch
11/22/1862; 4
Yankees escape from Libby on blanket rope. Three men of 25VaBn put into
Castle Thunder for negligence as guards.
Richmond Dispatch
11/22/1862; new
Castle Thunder accessions
Richmond Dispatch
11/22/1862;
attempted robbery on the 17th street bridge over the canal
Richmond Dispatch
11/22/1862; Lt.
Bossieux to escort 500 POWs to City Point today
Richmond Dispatch
11/22/1862; Wm.
Alexander Thom adv for male nurse to become wardmasters at GH#12
Richmond Dispatch
11/24/1862; 2
drowning victims fished from canal at foot of 8th street. One a
Sussex county civilian, the other G. W. Gentry, soldier from 3SC, d. 11/20
Richmond Dispatch
11/24/1862; new
Castle Thunder arrivals
Richmond Dispatch
11/24/1862; 2
drunk soldiers to Castle Thunder; 3 rowdy soldiers at Varieties sent to
Castle Thunder
Richmond Dispatch
11/24/1862; 12
Yankee sailors arrive at Libby. Also 15 regular soldiers & 2 “Yankee
negroes.”
Richmond Dispatch
11/24/1862;
Mayor’s Court items: 2 soldiers fighting on theatre steps sent to Castle
Thunder; Michael Rourke, 1TX, thief, sent to Castle Thunder; T. W.
Hoenniger (keeping billiard tables without license) charges dropped
Richmond Dispatch
11/24/1862; Lt.
Bossieux left on 11/22 with 417 prisoners for City Point
Richmond Dispatch
11/24/1862; R. A.
Lewis, Surgeon in charge at Winder, Division #5, adv for four laundresses &
3 female nurses
Richmond Dispatch
11/24/1862;
nurses and laundresses needed at a C. S. smallpox hospital, presumably in
Richmond.
Richmond Dispatch
11/25/1862; list
of new Castle Thunder inmates; including the watchman of Chimborazo
Hospital, for being drunk and disorderly.
Richmond Dispatch
11/25/1862; man
garroted on the way to Louisiana Hospital
Richmond Dispatch
11/25/1862;
Exchange Hotel & property sold to R. A. Lancaster for $137,000
Richmond Dispatch
11/25/1862; 17
POWs arrive
Richmond Dispatch
11/26/1862; J. B.
McCaw adv for library for Chimborazo
Richmond Dispatch
11/26/1862; City
council minutes: quarter ending 10/31/1862 at Shockoe – 291 white males,
total interned – 384, plus 189 negroes; basement of Mechanics’ Hall crowded
by storage of 100 benches owned by the city
Richmond Dispatch
11/26/1862; McCaw
adv – Chimborazo outpatients report by 12/1 or be AWOL
Richmond Dispatch
11/26/1862; Sgt.
J. E. T. Harding, of Wilkinson’s Co., Battery #2, adv for missing
11-year-old son
Richmond Dispatch
11/26/1862;
Exchange Hotel furniture sale spills over into today
Richmond Dispatch
11/26/1862;
wanted adv for a wife!
Richmond Dispatch
11/27/1862; Lewis
Beckham, 1st Va. Bn deserter, caught and sent to Castle Thunder. 28
deserters, mostly NC, arrive at Castle Thunder. Prison now using “corporeal
punishment” instead of bucking. Eight Castle Thunder prisoners rob fellow
inmate. They each got 25 lashes.
Richmond Dispatch
11/27/1862; 17
POWs arrive at Libby
Richmond Dispatch
11/27/1862; R. B.
Richardson, Keen Hospital, corner Main & 13th adv for negro escaped from
Castle Thunder
Added May 25, 2008
Richmond Dispatch
11/19/1862; 20
new POWs at Libby, current total approx. 500
Richmond Dispatch
11/19/1862; list
of new Castle Thunder inmates and their offenses including a gang of women
transferred in from Libby. Sentinel also shot at Castle Thunder prisoners,
missed.
Richmond Dispatch
11/19/1862; More
testimony on Ann Thomas case. Police say house of evil fame. Mr. Thos. M.
Hiltzheimer Jr, key witness, known to have “had intimate relations with some
of the parties residing in the house.” Police arrested total of 9 men and 10
women there. House known as “Mulberry Grove.” Mayor sets bail for Ann Thomas
at $500, $200 for other women in house”
Richmond Dispatch
11/19/1862; Man
gets 4 years for Spotswood robbery
Richmond Dispatch
11/19/1862; Wm.
Weeks, Castle Thunder, Culpeper resident who piloted Yankees at Cedar
Mountain, sues for writ to habeas corpus.
Richmond Dispatch
11/20/1862;
deserter from 15VA Cav Battn has head shaved, is branded, and drummed out
of service. Ceremony took place at Castle Thunder
Richmond Dispatch
11/20/1862;
Booker’s detectives raid restaurant near the Spotswood Hotel looking for
booze. Violators locked up in “Freeland’s factory, corner 6th and
Cary streets” awaiting trial.
Richmond Dispatch
11/20/1862; at least 200
inmates in city jail
Richmond Dispatch
11/20/1862; new
inmates at Castle Thunder
Richmond Dispatch
11/20/1862; 7 new
POWs at Libby – total there is 822, some of them women
Richmond Dispatch
11/20/1862; Ira
Parker, Castle Thunder deserter, arraigned for theft. Gets 3 years
Richmond Dispatch
11/21/1862; Ould
& Ludlow agree that all future exchanges to be at City Point. 520 Yankees to
leave for there this day
Richmond Dispatch
11/21/1862; 78
POWs arrived in Richmond 11/20. 71 captured in Loudoun by White’s Bn.
Richmond Dispatch
11/21/1862; 3
deserters from Fayette Arty and one Federal deserter into Castle Thunder
Richmond Dispatch
11/21/1862; City
Engineer making more cells for city jail, at “old warehouse.”
Richmond Dispatch
11/21/1862; two
wrestlers at Exchange Hotel before the mayor.
Richmond Dispatch
11/21/1862; J. R.
Anderson adv for file cutter
Richmond Dispatch
11/21/1862;
commander of the guard at Camp Winder offers reward for the capture of a
North Carolinian (named) who shot one of the guards
Added May 23, 2008
Richmond Dispatch
11/13/1862; 214 negroes
arrive from Bedford Co. to work on Richmond fortifications.
Richmond Dispatch
11/13/1862;
Government raids houses near Cold Harbor
Richmond Dispatch
11/13/1862; John
Haley, 1SC, drunk, sent to Castle Thunder; John Norman, free negro, ordered
a “thrashing” for disturbing the peace near the “new Alms-House.”
Richmond Dispatch
11/13/1862; Wm.
S. Triplett, President Old Dominion Iron & Nail Works, adv for hoops for
nail kegs. Gives location as 14th St. south of Cary.
Richmond Dispatch
11/13/1862;
absentees from Guy’s Goochland Artillery ordered to report to Camp Lee
Richmond Dispatch
11/13/1862;
B18VaBnHA, adv for two deserters at Battery 4
Richmond Dispatch
11/13/1862; E.
Roemer, Henningsen Hospital, has piano for sale
Richmond Dispatch
11/13/1862; Maria
Clopton adv for the Ladies’ Gunboat Association to meet at R. H. Maury’s
house, Clay between 11th and 12th
Richmond Dispatch
11/13/1862; T. W.
Hoeniger offering booze for sale, Spotswood Hotel, legally
Richmond Dispatch
11/13/1862; Jas.
B. Read, Surgeon in charge, GH#4, thanks donors
Richmond Dispatch
11/14/1862; negroes arrested for theft & counterfeiting.
Were stealing unsigned notes from Custom House
Richmond Dispatch
11/14/1862; negro
run over by dray on Mayo Bridge
Richmond Dispatch
11/14/1862;
Charles Grace, 18 Va., deserter, put into Castle Thunder
Richmond Dispatch
11/14/1862; 5 new
POWs put into Libby on 11/13
Richmond Dispatch
11/14/1862; 2
negroes arrested for trespassing at Henningsen Hospital
Richmond Dispatch
11/14/1862; new
cannon cast at Tredegar (a “monster”) tested near Water Works
Richmond Dispatch
11/14/1862;
mulatto charged with impudent behavior at Spotswood evicted from city
Richmond Dispatch
11/14/1862; L. L.
Moore adv for his planning mill, corner 19th and Cary
Richmond Dispatch
11/14/1862; F. W.
Hancock, Surgeon in charge at GH#18, thanks Newton ladies
Richmond Dispatch
11/15/1862; 6
deserters added to Castle Thunder from Petersburg and two others, named –
total now 390 on 11/14
Richmond Dispatch
11/15/1862; 11
Yankee POWs arrive at Libby from Gaines’ Crossroads
Richmond Dispatch
11/15/1862;
update on Custom House theft case
Richmond Dispatch
11/15/1862; 2
trespassers (see yesterday) were punished for Henningsen Hospital case
Richmond Dispatch
11/15/1862; J. R.
Anderson offering money exchange at Tredegar
Richmond Dispatch
11/15/1862; G. W.
Alexander adv for 3 hardened deserters, ex-Castle Thunder inmates
Richmond Dispatch
11/15/1862; Wm.
E. Tanner, Tredegar, adv for horse for sale
Richmond Dispatch
11/17/1862;
details on murder of Lt. J. O. Withmell, CSA, from England & St. Louis,
killed in “alley on Cary Street, between 14th and 15th streets.” Col. B. D.
Harmon present at the shooting. “The public clock” is at corner 14th and
Main
Richmond Dispatch
11/17/1862;
Police raid Ann Thomas’, scene of above killing. Arrest everyone.
Richmond Dispatch
11/17/1862; list
of newest Castle Thunder accessions & changes.
Richmond Dispatch
11/17/1862; Libby
adds 11 POWs on 11/14 and 27 on 11/15
Richmond Dispatch
11/17/1862;
Richard Barry in Castle Thunder for shooting Samuel Crump, soldier, on Cary
between 17th and 18th, area known as Dublin.
Richmond Dispatch
11/17/1862; GH#6
is “opposite Dispatch office.”
Richmond Dispatch
11/18/1862; More
testimony in Withmell murder case. Includes some remarks of girls at Ann
Thomas’ – not called prostitutes.
Richmond Dispatch
11/18/1862; 40
men to go back to army from Castle Thunder today. New accessions listed.
Richmond Dispatch
11/18/1862; 110
new POWs at Libby, escorted by Lt. Blackstone, White’s Cavalry
Richmond Dispatch
11/18/1862; “Fast
Riding” through the streets has become a problem. Police receive orders from
Mayor to enforce the speed limit of six miles per hour.
Richmond Dispatch
11/18/1862; Mayor
keeps everyone in jail who was arrested at Ann E. Thomas’ “bawdy house”
Richmond Dispatch
11/18/1862; Major
J. DeLagnel at Battery #9 finds stray horse
Added May 17, 2008
Richmond Dispatch
11/8/1862; 7 new
prisoners at Castle Thunder, including 2nd SC man from GH#18 for
misdemeanor, and a soldier recognized as a crewman of CSS Patrick Henry
Richmond Dispatch
11/8/1862;
proprietor of “Wayside Inn” Franklin St. to Castle Thunder for stealing
liquor
Richmond Dispatch
11/8/1862;
Mayor’s Court: J. R. Anderson slave whipped for stealing wood; Mulatto
arraigned and whipped for “impudence” to the watchman of the Spotswood
Hotel; Police raid Locust Alley – several prostitutes arrested, as well as
their “visitors”
Richmond Dispatch
11/10/1862; fire
at Tredegar put out pretty early.
Richmond Dispatch
11/10/1862; two
mean acquitted for role in robbery at GH#7, released from Castle Thunder.
Richmond Dispatch
11/10/1862; list
of 4 new inmates at Castle Thunder
Richmond Dispatch
11/10/1862; 300
left in Libby after Lt. V. Bossieux escorts 150 to Varina.
Richmond Dispatch
11/10/1862; Mrs.
Judge Clopton hiring out servants “next house to corner of 3d and Franklin”
Richmond Dispatch
11/10/1862;
Franklin Stearns buys Orange Co. farm for $50,000
Richmond Dispatch
11/11/1862;
report on meeting of city citizens for shoes – J. L. Burrows, 1st Baptist
Church, chairman. $4-5 thousand raised on the spot. List of committee
members for various wards including Luther Libby, Wm. Greanor, Jno. R.
Ballard, T. W. Hoeniger, James H. Grant, Joel B. Watkins, General J. R.
Anderson & many more. One group to meet at J. R. Anderson’s home.
Richmond Dispatch
11/11/1862; T. W.
Hoeniger donates 100 cords of wood for city’s poor
Richmond Dispatch
11/11/1862;
Patrick Reardon arrested near Old Church smuggling tobacco. Sent to Castle
Thunder.
Richmond Dispatch
11/11/1862; List
of 12 new admittances to Castle Thunder; 20 new POWs at Libby, many of them
citizen prisoners.
Richmond Dispatch
11/11/1862; names
of 5 cavalry POWs brought to Libby from recent Fredericksburg fight
Richmond Dispatch
11/11/1862; POW
exchange point now switched
Richmond Dispatch
11/11/1862; sales
notice for Exchange Hotel furniture – good details. The Exchange Hotel will
cease operations, Ballard will consolidate his operations into the Ballard
House only due to the difficulty in procuring supplies
Richmond Dispatch
11/11/1862;
boarding available at Linden Row, 3rd door from 1st st.
Richmond Dispatch
11/11/1862; death
notice for C. H. L’Esteange of England, d. 11/9/1862 at Castle Thunder.
Column inserted “by his fellow prisoners of the citizens’ room” at Castle
Thunder.
Richmond Dispatch
11/12/1862; 5
POWs arrive from Fredericksburg – presumably into Libby
Richmond Dispatch
11/12/1862; 31
POWs arrive at Libby, 21 of them USN. Also deserter from Wheat’s Bn. put
into Castle Thunder.
Richmond Dispatch
11/12/1862;
update on Gas Works
Richmond Dispatch
11/12/1862;
Daniel Wilson, deserter from N. C. unit, d. 11/11 at Castle Thunder,
pneumonia
Richmond Dispatch
11/12/1862; Saml.
J. Harrison can’t use all donated money for Drewry’s Bluff families.
Richmond Dispatch
11/12/1862; John
C. Maynard, Capt. AQM Camp of Instruction, taking bids for construction of
frame chapel at post
Richmond Dispatch
11/12/1862; Surg.
C. D. Rice, in charge at Howard’s Grove, wants to hire negro nurses, cooks,
& laundresses.
Richmond Dispatch
11/12/1862; Capt.
T. P. Wilkinson at Marion Hill Battery adv for strayed horse
Richmond Dispatch
11/12/1862;
Luther Libby chairman of Shoes Campaign for Jefferson Ward; Wm. Greanor and
Cornelius Crew are also mentioned
Richmond Dispatch
11/12/1862; Mrs.
Maria Clopton, President Ladies’ Gunboat Association, calls meeting at R. H.
Maury residence, Clay between 11th and 12th
Added May 13, 2008
Richmond Dispatch
11/5/1862; E.
Hunter Taliaferro of Stafford Co., First Doorkeepers, State Senate, arrested
for theft & forgery
Richmond Dispatch
11/5/1862;
interesting case of Solomon Bell, federal soldier at Libby, captured twice
in past year. Wife living in Richmond, near Rocketts.
Richmond Dispatch
11/5/1862; list
of comings and goings at Castle Thunder. Some names & details: 13 deserters
received from Camp Lee.
Richmond Dispatch
11/5/1862;
“Military Station of the Western District” at corner 6th & Cary. Chas.
Bernard, 15 La., prisoner there, tried escape from 3rd story – fell &
injured, probably fatally.
Richmond Dispatch
11/5/1862; leak
in canal above Tredegar quickly repaired.
Richmond Dispatch
11/5/1862;
Prisoner totals as of Nov. 4 – Libby has 224 POWs, 196 citizens, 36
Confederates, 68 Yankee deserters, 57 negroes. Total is 571. Castle Thunder
– 290 total.
Richmond Dispatch
11/5/1862; Mrs.
Judge Clopton adv. for girls’ school, Franklin between 3rd & 4th
Richmond Dispatch
11/6/1862; 3
patients at GH#7 (named) jailed at Castle Thunder for robbing a comrade
Richmond Dispatch
11/6/1862; 60
POWs, all 3rd R. I. Cav., arrive at Libby.
Richmond Dispatch
11/6/1862; Names
& units of 6 deserters thrown into Castle Thunder, including E. J. Henry,
6th Va. Also 3 Yankee deserters & 2 civilians.
Richmond Dispatch
11/6/1862;
Unidentified body fished out of dock “just below” Libby Prison
Richmond Dispatch
11/6/1862; 2
negroes arrested for fighting in street in front of GH#18
Richmond Dispatch
11/6/1862; Mrs.
Tabb of Portsmouth, jailed as Yankee spy, released on parole
Richmond Dispatch
11/6/1862;
Mayor’s Court: Jas. Pearson, of Drewry’s Bluff command, jailed for assault;
woman tried for stealing $10 worth of silverware from Spotswood; details on
E. Hunter Taliaferro case
Richmond Dispatch
11/6/1862; Wm. R.
Arnold at Chimborazo adv. for lost box of clothing
Richmond Dispatch
11/7/1862; 2
paragraphs on Winder’s re-organization of city provost & police force. Names
some of the officer.
Richmond Dispatch
11/7/1862; list
of 10 new inmates at Castle Thunder & their offences. Includes Jas. Howard,
deserter from Woolfolk’s Battery, & 3 CSN men, all drunk.
Richmond Dispatch
11/7/1862; VCRR
train from Gordonsville deposits 2MANA wounded at GH#9
Richmond Dispatch
11/7/1862; 7
Federal deserters put into Libby
Richmond Dispatch
11/7/1862; 120
Federals to be sent off for exchange today
Richmond Dispatch
11/7/1862; drunk
negroes in front of GH#18 (see above) whipped and jailed
Richmond Dispatch
11/7/1862; Chas.
Bell Gibson adv. for 19 black male nurses for GH#1. $18.50 per month.
Added May 9, 2008
Richmond Dispatch
11/1/1862; S.C.
hospital depot is on Main St.
Richmond Dispatch
11/1/1862;
thieves rob City Hall
Richmond Dispatch
11/1/1862; Lt.
Samuel H. Wyvill, forger, moved into city jail from Castle Thunder
Richmond Dispatch
11/1/1862; James
Tyrer & Chas. Green into Castle Thunder for fighting. Tyrer then beaten up
in Castle Thunder.
Richmond Dispatch
11/1/1862; Other
new Castle Thunder inmates: 7 members of 42Miss., pretending to be members
of provost guard; six deserters from E6Va; 2 deserters from Johnson’s
Battery; 20 N.C. soldiers; Wm. H. Boice (drunk); Samuel H. Martin, F58Va,
AWOL; & Wm. E. Disney, forger.
Richmond Dispatch
11/1/1862; Dr.
Hancock jails free negro for trespassing at hospital
Richmond Dispatch
11/1/1862; 4 POWs
brought to Libby. 40 from Harpers Ferry probably there, too
Richmond Dispatch
11/1/1862; R&P RR
adv sale of 3 omnibuses. Described.
Richmond Dispatch
11/3/1862;
prisoners in NE wing Castle Thunder attempt to blow it up
Richmond Dispatch
11/3/1862; list
of new Castle Thunder inmates. 9 unnamed deserters from Camp Lee; some
disloyal Loudoun county men, & a few others
Richmond Dispatch
11/3/1862; member
of the 44th Va (Richmond Zouaves) reprieved from being shot at Camp Lee
Richmond Dispatch
11/3/1862; 50
Castle Thunder inmates to be returned to regiments
Richmond Dispatch
11/3/1862; Dr.
Hancock, GH#18, has 2 colored folks in court for operating unlicensed
cookshop beside hospital.
Richmond Dispatch
11/3/1862; J. S.
Dorset at GH#1 anxious to pay owners of servants hired to hospital. Also
wants 10 black nurses
Richmond Dispatch
11/3/1862; O. F.
Manson thanks Ed. Ruffin & family for donations to Wilmington sufferers.
Richmond Dispatch
11/4/1862; list
of 8 men arrested by Capt. Wren’s cavalry for stealing Government wood. All
sent to Castle Thunder.
Richmond Dispatch
11/4/1862; 6
deserters taken to Castle Thunder, including Jas. Knight, 13 Va; Lewis Hall,
Montague’s Battery
Richmond Dispatch
11/4/1862; F. S.
Skinner arrives 11/3 to be treated by Dr. Gibson
Richmond Dispatch
11/4/1862;
Mayor’s Court: Man shot in street dies at Louisiana Hospital; Edward C.
Rice, 25VaBn, fined for breaking tray of dishes over negro woman’s head, in
street, & slapping her
Richmond Dispatch
11/4/1862; Chas.
H. Winston has room for 4 boarding pupils at his house
Richmond Dispatch
11/4/1862; Surg.
G. S. West, “General Hospital No. 26, Masonic Hall, 25th street” looking for
a wet nurse “with a fresh breast of milk”
Richmond Dispatch
11/4/1862; 2
black females wanted as nurses, GH#19, Taylor’s Factory, corner 24th
and Franklin
Richmond Dispatch
11/4/1862; C. D.
Rice, Surg. in charge, Howard’s Grove, wants to hire black nurses, cooks &
laundresses
Richmond Dispatch
11/4/1862; large
adv for MCV Hospital, giving details on new rates
Richmond Dispatch
11/4/1862; O. F.
Manson requests full list of every N.C. soldier sick in city
Added May 2, 2008
Richmond Dispatch
10/27/1862; two
Yankee soldiers moved from Libby to Castle Thunder, to be tried as spies
Richmond Dispatch
10/27/1862; Jas.
Meaghan, 2nd Miss. Battn receives 50 lashes at Castle Thunder on 10/25
Richmond Dispatch
10/27/1862; J. W.
Sanderson (5VaCav) to Castle Thunder for having forged furlough
Richmond Dispatch
10/27/1862;
elderly countryman sent to Castle Thunder from Fredericksburg, charged with
smuggling negroes
Richmond Dispatch
10/27/1862; Rev.
T. V. Moore preached at Castle Thunder on 10/26, from “impromptu pulpit” in
main room
Richmond Dispatch
10/27/1862; Lt.
5PaCav only new POW at Libby
Richmond Dispatch
10/27/1862; Elzey
at Spotswood Hotel 10/25/ Bragg & staff at Exchange & Ballard
Richmond Dispatch
10/27/1862;
Summary of synod of Presbyterian Church; Rev. J. D. Thomas holds regular
services at Battery #8
Richmond Dispatch
10/27/1862; Jas.
H. Burton adv 50 machinists for CS Armory, Macon
Richmond Dispatch
10/27/1862;
Louisiana Depot at corner Franklin and Wall sts.
Richmond Dispatch
10/27/1862; Wm.
E. Tanner at Tredegar adv riding mare for sale
Richmond Dispatch
10/28/1862; S. W.
McCammon, escapee from Castle Thunder, recaptured in Petersburg
Richmond Dispatch
10/28/1862; VCRR
now runs “ambulance train” from Richmond, Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Richmond Dispatch
10/28/1862; 21
POWs caught at Catlett’s Station arrive at Libby
Richmond Dispatch
10/28/1862;
Mayor's Court: many slave items; Jno. Flinn, of Castle Thunder, before Mayor
for theft in prison
Richmond Dispatch
10/28/1862; J.
Twiggs Brown, steward of St. Charles Hospital, thanks donors by name
Richmond Dispatch
10/29/1862; new
deserters confined at Castle Thunder – James Conway and H. Williams, F5Va.
Jno. Collins 13VaBn, & Wm. Conley, 18Va
Richmond Dispatch
10/29/1862; O. F.
Manson, large adv announcing his appointment as N.C. medical agent in
Richmond – needs large building, etc
Richmond Dispatch
10/30/1862; All
of Griswold’s detectives fired by Winder. Griswold’s office at corner 9th &
Broad. Booker still Asst. Provost Marshal, western district.
Richmond Dispatch
10/30/1862;
George Rollins into Castle Thunder for breaking and entering
Richmond Dispatch
10/30/1862; 5th
Texas depot at corner of Virginia and Cary
Richmond Dispatch
10/30/1862; Sick
and wounded officers report to Bellevue Hospital to procure board
Richmond Dispatch
10/31/1862; Jno.
F. Parke, 44Va, at Castle Thunder, announced to be shot 11/3 at Camp Lee
Richmond Dispatch
10/31/1862; more
on Winder’s dismissal of Griswold’s detectives
Richmond Dispatch
10/31/1862; 85
POWs sent from Libby to Varina, 10/30
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