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

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1863-04-28, Richmond Dispatch; Miss Laura Gordon before Mayor for being engaged in recent riot. Case continued.
1863-04-29, Richmond Sentinel; two more rioters charged with felonies
1863-05-01, Richmond Dispatch; former guard at Belle Isle has been arrested for forgery
1863-05-01, Richmond Dispatch; prison items; notes on Castle Thunder and Libby Prison recent arrivals
1863-05-01, Richmond Dispatch; Saml. W. Wyvill, ex-Arty. Lt., into Castle Thunder for forging soldiers’ papers
1863-05-02, Richmond Dispatch; Mary Duke has been charged with being involved in the Bread Riot
1863-05-02, Richmond Dispatch; Mary Duke, bread rioter, forced to give surety & to be tried for misdemeanor
1863-05-04, Richmond Dispatch; Bread Rioters in court. Wm. J. Lush, who robbed Knott’s store gets 1 year in prison. Ann Bell fined $75 & 30 days jail – lenient, as she mother of 3
1863-05-04, Richmond Dispatch; Frances Kelley in court as a Bread Rioter; Robert S. Forde sends his case to the Hustings Court
1863-05-06, Richmond Sentinel; more riot cases, including Dr. Thos. Palmer

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