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Information about labor in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.
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1863-05-14, Richmond Dispatch; John S. Austin, Hospital Steward GH#4, adv for 4 black male nurses.
1863-05-16, Richmond Dispatch; C. D. Rice, in charge Howard’s Grove Hospital, adv 50 black nurses, male or female
1863-05-16, Richmond Dispatch; Dr. R. A. Lewis adv for 4 – 5 washerwomen, Winder #5
1863-05-16, Richmond Dispatch; fire at Crenshaw Mills and Tredegar Iron Works
1863-05-16, Richmond Whig; fire at Crenshaw Mills and Tredegar Iron Works
1863-05-18, Richmond Examiner; Tredegar employees are retaining their jobs, despite damage to the works
1863-05-23, Richmond Dispatch; Capt. W. N. Smith at C. S. Laboratory adv for employees to work at Salisbury Ordnance Works
1863-05-23, Richmond Dispatch; Lt. Louis Zimmer adv for 10 laborers to work at Arsenal
1863-06-26, National Archives; questions about an excess number of stewards in Chimborazo Hospital #2
1863-10-12, Richmond Dispatch; fascinating account of the meeting of mechanics in City Hall to compel Sen. Randolph to vote for a bill fixing prices for food and such. Quasi-Marxist in their resolutions.
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