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Information about charity in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.
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1864-05-13, Richmond Examiner; more wounded arriving at GH#9 and Howard's Grove
1864-05-16, Richmond Examiner; "Idlers" will no longer be allowed to visit the hospitals
1864-05-17, Richmond Dispatch; nurses needed for Howard's Grove, Winder, & Jackson hospitals
1864-05-17, Richmond Examiner; Howard's Grove, Winder, Jackson, and Receiving (GH#9) Hospitals need nurses
1864-05-17, Richmond Sentinel; while men are manning the defenses, Howard's Grove, Jackson, Winder, and the Receiving Hospital (Seabrook's) need ladies or servants to serve as nurses
1864-05-23, Official Records, Ser. II, Vol. VII, pp. 80-81; Reprint of letter to the New York Times entitled "Prison Life in Richmond - It's Cruelties."
1864-05-24, Richmond Sentinel; appeal for rags to be sent to Winder Hospital
1864-06-02, Richmond Whig; Dr. J. J. Gravatt thanks several ladies for contributions to Seabrook's Hospital
1864-06-04, Richmond Examiner; appeal for citizens to send supplies to the hospitals, which are lacking greatly
1864-06-07, Richmond Sentinel; call for Virginians to take in furloughed patients
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