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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 23 (1862) (1862)

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ly begins (supposing the enemy will stand government at Richmond, Gen. Stonewall Jackson amount of waste space in the steam passages and their ground) we may expect to hear of a brilliant clearance at the ends of the cylinder to the smallest fight. In all the battles and skirmishes thus far on upon… … idlers, guid munes and secession sympathizers, have AFFAIRS AT NORFOLK—CONDITION OF THE NAVY YARD. superior to any other now in use, and absolutely be- only served to show how greatly the power of the There is but little change in the condition of af- yond improvement. The arrangement also allows…

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