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Information about legal issues and law in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.

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1864-07-19, Richmond Dispatch; Small unimportant docket in Judge Lyons's Court
1864-07-20, Richmond Dispatch; Judge Lyons's Court actions reported on July 20, 1864
1864-07-21, Richmond Dispatch; Mayor's Court cases reported on July 21, 1864
1864-07-21, Richmond Dispatch; Only civil cases heard, Friday has been set apart for more important matters in Judge Lyons's Court
1864-07-21, Richmond Dispatch; Three men refused pardons although evidence has been discovered that the murder may have been done by another.
1864-07-21; Richmond Dispatch; Slave arrested for stealing shoes ordered to be whipped.
1864-07-22, Richmond Sentinel; slave charged with breaking into the home of Dr. O. F. Manson [GH24] and stealing a lot of bacon.
1864-07-23, Richmond Dispatch; A change of venue request because of abusive reporting by the Richmond press is denied
1864-07-23, Richmond Dispatch; Judge Lyons hears a Habeas Corpus case
1864-07-25, Richmond Dispatch; Judge will render his decision on writ of habeas corpus

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