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Information on Battlefields and Battles in Richmond, VA during the Civil War

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1863-01-20, Richmond Dispatch; 700 more POWs arrive – 800 to be sent away for exchanged. Jno. Martin, 9th Indiana, died on street - typhoid
1863-01-21, Richmond Dispatch; 113 POWs arrived yesterday. 1000 to be sent to City Point on Saturday
1863-01-21, Richmond Dispatch; 800 POWs sent away yesterday. 2500 remain
1863-01-23, Richmond Dispatch; Yankee RR engine captured at Manassas debuts 1/22 on R&D RR, new name Pocahontas. Gauge altered to suit track
1863-01-26, Richmond Dispatch; 32 new POWs at Libby; 1800 expected to head for City Point today
1863-01-27, Richmond Dispatch; 992 Yankees to City Point, 1/26
1863-01-28, Richmond Dispatch; important account of bridge collapse at 8th st.
1863-02-07, Richmond Dispatch; list of new Libby prisoners – some being Yankee deserters
1863-02-11, Richmond Dispatch; Libby Prison update. 154 Yankee prisoners brough in, including 93 “Abolition sailors” from SC
1863-02-21, Richmond Dispatch; Capt. S. S. Marchant, H136Pa, died 2/20 at Libby Hospital, gangrene

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