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Information about charity in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.
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1862-10-10, Richmond Dispatch; Jno. D. K. Sleight, Supt. YMCA Hospital, names 8 or 10 women who have been helpful
1862-10-16, Richmond Enquirer; Mrs. A. F. Hopkins acknowledges contributions to Alabama soldiers
1862-10-21, William A. Carrington Papers; Inspection Report for Samaritan Hospital
1862-10-24, Charleston (S. C.) Courier; Dr. E. M. Seabrook, Surgeon at Chimborazo, acknowledges donations; also description of Chimborazo Hospital.
1862-10-25, William A. Carrington Papers; Inspection Report for "Soldiers Home" Hospital
1862-10-27, William A. Carrington Papers; Details of Arrangements for Louisiana Hospital
1862-10-28, Richmond Dispatch; J. Twiggs Brown, steward of St. Charles Hospital, thanks donors by name
1862-11-03, Richmond Dispatch; O. F. Manson thanks Ed. Ruffin & family for donations to Wilmington sufferers.
1862-11-11, Richmond Dispatch; report on meeting of city citizens for shoes – J. L. Burrows, 1st Baptist Church, chairman. $4-5 thousand raised on the spot.
1862-11-11, Richmond Dispatch; T. W. Hoeniger donates 100 cords of wood for city’s poor
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