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1863-05-16, Richmond Dispatch; Minister’s pocket picked at Castle Thunder
1863-05-16, Richmond Dispatch; Rev. Moore to preach TJJ sermon, 1st Presbyterian
1863-05-21, Richmond Dispatch; annual Episcopal gathering at St. Paul’s, 5/20
1863-05-23, Richmond Dispatch; Episcopal meeting at St. Paul’s adjourns
1863-05-25, Richmond Dispatch; special religious event at St. Peter’s
1863-05-26, Richmond Dispatch; Long column on recent Episcopal proceedings at St. Pauls
1863-05-30, Richmond Dispatch; Slave who tried to murder Aylett’s overseer executed 5/29 in yard of old jail at Henrico C. H.
1863-07-07, National Archives; Carrington writes to the surgeon at the Camp Lee hospital lecturing him about the operation of the hospital. Gives good details on matrons’ responsibilities, and the role of a Chief Surgeon.
1863-07-29, Richmond Sentinel; great physical description of Drewry's Bluff
1863-07-29, Richmond Sentinel; prayer meetings at Libby Prison

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