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Information about the city government in Richmond, VA during the Civil War

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1855-08-27, Richmond Dispatch; Oakwood Cemetery is being laid out
1859-01-31, Richmond Dispatch; editorial urging the use of “Hospital Hill” (Chimborazo) as a reservoir
1861-04-26, Richmond at War; city council approves railroad connections through the city
1861-06-12, Richmond Dispatch; ladies of Church and Union Hills are nursing sick soldiers at Co. G Hall (later GH#27) and Springfield Hall (later GH#26)
1861-06-13, Richmond Dispatch; man brought in to Mayor's court for allegedly keeping his bar open past ten o'clock
1861-06-20, Richmond Dispatch; row of houses behind the Exchange Hotel are occupied by parties of a "dubious and uncertain character"
1861-06-25, Richmond Dispatch; slave of J. B. Royster is arrested and punished for masquerading as a soldier
1861-08-08, Richmond Dispatch; 109 prisoners in the city jail
1862-01-30, Richmond Whig; temporary tobacco warehouse is proposed at the "Old Fair Grounds"
1862-02-21, Richmond Dispatch; great stuff on the Tredegar Battalion from R. S. Archer to city council

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