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1862-06-05, Richmond Enquirer; description of accidents involving freeloading boys on the new connecting railway between the Central road and the RF&P up Broad street.
1862-06-16, Richmond Whig; Samaritan Hospital, on Clay between 5th and 6th, was opened on 6/1 under the auspices of the YMCA
1862-06-17, Richmond Dispatch; Rev. Martin promoted from Chimborazo to 1Va Chaplain
1862-06-19, Richmond Dispatch; Richmond Female Institute turned into a hospital (GH#4)
1862-06-21, Richmond Whig; Henningsen Hospital receives supplies
1862-06-24, Richmond Dispatch; Josephine Rupert, lady making “equipments for the soldiers” at St. Paul’s Church falls through trap door in belfry - not badly injured
1862-06-28, Richmond Dispatch; 18 dead from 48 NC buried in Oakwood Cemetery. Chaplain McCabe presides.
1862-06-28, Richmond Dispatch; J. B. McCaw adv for lost horse. Address on 5th st between Grace and Franklin
1862-07-01, Richmond Dispatch; Seaman's Bethel church, 20th street, has been taken as a hospital
1862-07-02, Richmond Dispatch; important article on RYRRR Bridge over the Chickahominy

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