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Information about alcohol, drinking and temperance in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.

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1862-11-07, Richmond Dispatch; list of 10 new inmates at Castle Thunder & their offences. Includes Jas. Howard, deserter from Woolfolk’s Battery, & 3 CSN men, all drunk.
1862-11-08, Richmond Dispatch; proprietor of “Wayside Inn” Franklin St. to Castle Thunder for stealing liquor
1862-11-08, Richmond Dispatch; 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
1862-11-10, Richmond Dispatch; list of 4 new inmates at Castle Thunder
1862-11-10, Richmond Examiner; Castle Thunder details
1862-11-13, Richmond Dispatch; John Haley, 1SC, drunk, sent to Castle Thunder; John Norman, free negro, ordered a “thrashing” for disturbing the peace near the “new Alms-House.”
1862-11-13, Richmond Dispatch; T. W. Hoeniger offering booze for sale, Spotswood Hotel, legally
1862-11-14, Richmond Dispatch; 2 negroes arrested for trespassing at Henningsen Hospital
1862-11-17, Richmond Dispatch; list of newest Castle Thunder accessions & changes.
1862-11-19, Richmond Dispatch; 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.

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