I would think your daughter would have a good time surfing the pages of the Richmond Daily Dispatch which is on-line with a great search engine at:

http://dlxs.richmond.edu/d/ddr/

I did a search "Kemper," which resulted in a large number of hits.

I quote two below.

The paper covers all aspects of life in the Confederacy with many articles from Northern papers.

George Martin

Richmond Dispatch.

Tuesday morning........June 3, 1862.

Gen. D. H. Hill's division.

In the account of the engagement of Saturday on the Williamsburg road published in our paper of yesterday, we are informed that injustice was (unintentionally) done this admirable Division of the army. The error was in representing Longstreet's division as coming up at an early hour. It did not arrive at the point occupied by Hill's division to reinforce it until four or half-past 4 o'clock. Hill's division had driven the enemy from his position on both sides of the road, had taken his camp, baggage, stores, and seven pieces of artillery, and was holding the ground against great odds and heavy firing when the famous division under Longstreet, led by Kemper's brigade, as the advance, arrived and entered most gallantly into the fight very much to the assistance of the brave men who had driven the enemy and held them so long in check during their effort to recover lost ground.

Richmond Dispatch.
Monday morning........June 2, 1862.

Promotion.

--Col James L. Kemper, 7th Virginia regiment, Speaker of the House of Delegates, is promoted to the position of Brigadiers General of the 1st Virginia brigade, in place of Gen. A. P. Hill, who has been elevated to the rank of Major-General.