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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 25 (December 1863) (1863)

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direct, passing clear through the carried to the ship's sides by the action of the tide ; plate and penetrated the bank a distance of 9 feet a plank five feet long, floating on the water, giving 6 inches. the direction to the torpedo. A NEW REBEL TORPEDO. Respectfully submitted, (Signed) Wm. N.… … ordnance supplies. [OFFICIAL.] Sir :—Conforming to direction contained in tele- Pencote Battery, May 7, 1862. From the record it appears that the ordnance ol The front of the target consists of three thick- gram of Nov. 19th, I beg to report about the tor- the navy, at the commencement of 1861,…

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