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

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1863-10-26, Richmond Sentinel; alleged abuses in hospitals
1863-11-21, Richmond Sentinel; one of two ice houses in the city is located at Jackson Hospital (capacity 10,000 bushels)
1863-11-23, Richmond Sentinel; surgeons at Seabrook's (GH#9)
1863-11-26, National Archives; Matron from the now-closed Louisiana Hospital is recommended to McCaw
1864-01-28, Richmond Sentinel; notes that the Confederate States Medical and Surgical Journal has been published
1864-01. CSMSJ Vol. I, No. 1; report by Surg. W. A. Davis of a tetanus case at Chimborazo Hospital
1864-02-24, Richmond Whig; lamentation that the Confederate Government will not give the Alms House back to the city. Notes that "Chimborazo, Camp Winder, Howard’s Grove, etc., afford ample room for all the sick and wounded
1864-03-11, National Archives; Carrington gives attention to the case of Private Van Lew [Elizabeth Van Lew's brother]. It seems that Priv. Van Lew was attempting to be discharged from the service at Chimborazo
1864-03-26, Richmond Whig; Dahlgren's crutch is at the Whig office
1864-04-18, Richmond Sentinel; Semple appointed Surgeon of Libby Prison

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