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Information about medicine and medical care in Richmond, VA during the Civil War

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1864-09-29, Richmond Sentinel; praise for the Confederate States Medical and Surgical Journal
1864-10-03, Richmond Sentinel; Mr. Harvie, President of the Richmond and Danville Railroad, collides with an oncoming train while operating a handcar in Manchester and is injured
1864-10-10, Richmond Examiner; 10,100 received at GH#9 July - Sept.
1864-11-23, Richmond Sentinel; description and list of staff at Seabrook's Hospital (GH#9)
1865-04-13, New York Herald; lengthy dispatches from Richmond detailing conditions there, Dahlgren’s body being recovered and sent north, Tredegar, prisons, and Lincoln’s plan for peace
1865-04-24, Richmond Whig; Dr. Charles Bell Gibson, former surgeon of GH#1, has died
1865-04-25, Richmond Whig; no more surgeons or hospital attendants will be paroled without permission of the Medical Director
1865-04-29, National Archives; Summary of Edward G. Higginbotham Compiled Service Record
1865-05-17, Richmond Commercial Bulletin; papers of Surgeon General Moore have bee captured in Charlotte, NC.
1865-08-03, Richmond Commercial Bulletin; Dr. C. D. Rice, formerly of Howard’s Grove Hospital, is practicing at 9th and Leigh Streets

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