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Ladies passing prison arrested and detained, 32, 38, 87.
Lair, Marion, 66.
Lake, Eleazer, 66.
Landstreet, Rev. Mr. (Confederate chaplain), 34.
Lee, Philip, 102, 108, 118, 119.
Lee, Thomas, gets his share of beans, 102, 103.
Mentioned, 108, 118, 119.
Letters all have to go through provost-marshal’s office, 30-1.
Ould to Hitchcock, 123.
To _National Intelligencer_, 124.
Gen. J. D. Imboden, 134.
To Wirz, from his wife, 144.
Wirz’s last to his wife and children, 145.
Rev. Father Boyle, 139, 140.
Lewis, Aaron, 79, 119.
“Lights out” (taps), 55.
We install our own lighting plant, 56.
Lindsay, ----, of Washington, leaves Parole Camp to join Co. K, Tenth
Louisiana Regt., 105.
List of prisoners in Room 16, 119-121.
Littlepage, William T., 85, 89, 119.
Long, Reuben, 113.
Louisiana troops, 15.
Love, Henry, arrested, imprisoned, property taken or destroyed and no
charge against him, 42, 78, 119.
Love, Llewellyn, 119.
Ludlow, Colonel, U. S. Commissioner of exchange, 97.
Luray, 114.
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