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1863-01-06, Richmond Enquirer; Excellent description of C. S. Laboratory
1863-01-29, Richmond Dispatch; John J. Fry, Superintendent City Gas Works, adv for runaways.
1863-01-30, Phoebe Pember Collection, UNC, excellent letter from Phoebe Pember to her sister describing life at Chimborazo and a visit to Mrs. Hopkins at the Alabama Hospital. Mentions getting special treatment from the Surgeon General
1863-02-14, Richmond Dispatch; detailed description of city gas works
1863-02-25, Richmond Dispatch; paragraph on woes of the gas works
1863-03-10, Richmond Dispatch; runaway notice for slave at Old Dominion Iron & Nail
1863-04-13, Richmond Dispatch; body of Martha A. Burley found near Haxall’s Mill – Brown’s Island victim
1863-04-15, Richmond Dispatch; CS Naval Works, ex-Talbott & Bros., corner Cary & 17th adv for old brass, copper, zinc, lead
1863-04-15, Richmond Dispatch; W. S. Downer adv for blacksmiths for CS Armory
1863-04-28, Richmond Dispatch; Cook’s iron foundry, 8th St., employed destroying condemned shells

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