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

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1863-03-20, National Archives; should a dentist be detailed to come to Chimborazo during the week?
1863-03-26, National Archives; letter from Surgeon General Moore arguing against Wm. A. Carrington's assignment as Medical Director
1863-04-02, Richmond Dispatch; E. W. Johns, Surg. & Med. Purveyor, urges Virginia women to grow garden poppies, for medicinal use.
1863-05-08, Richmond Dispatch; Surgeon F. W. Hancock is in charge of receiving and distributing patients to the various hospitals in Richmond
1863-05-13, William A. Carrington Papers; Report on post-Chancellorsville flood patients.
1863-05-15, Richmond Examiner; GH#22 in excellent order
1863-07-11, Richmond Examiner; Seabrook's (GH#9) emptied to receive wounded from Gettysburg
1863-09-14, Richmond Whig; McCaw announces that Chimborazo will be used for Va. regiments, and gives details of furlough policy, etc.
1863-10-19, Richmond Enquirer; report of the Florida Hospital (GH#11) - notes that of 1,076 patients treated, only 53 have died
1863-10-22, Richmond Whig; wounded arriving at Seabrook's Hospital (GH#9)

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