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1863-02-09, Richmond Dispatch; fossil found at Chimborazo
1863-02-23, Richmond Dispatch; military execution at Camp Lee – James Broderick, Letcher Artillery executed by firing squad
1863-02-28, Richmond Dispatch; obituary for Albert Marceron, ex-1MD, now C. S. Laboratory, died 2/27, age about 22, home of Wm. T. Coghill, 2nd between Marshall & Clay. Funeral at Catholic Church.
1863-03-04, Richmond Dispatch; another, different adv concerning Ladies’ Gunboat Association
1863-03-16, Richmond Dispatch; death notice for John Woodcock, Brown’s Island
1863-03-16, Richmond Dispatch; death notice for Mary Roland, age 14, Brown’s Island victim
1863-03-16, Richmond Dispatch; large update on Brown’s Island explosion. List of killed and wounded – 64 or 65 total. Funeral at Trinity Church on Broad for Rev. Woodcock, supervisor
1863-03-16, Richmond Sentinel; description and details of the Brown's Island Confederate Laboratory explosion
1863-04-08, Richmond Dispatch; Belvidere Hill Baptist Church & Bread Riot – letter of explanation from the pastor
1863-04-08, Richmond Examiner; account of the trials of several of the bread rioters, great details on individual cases

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