Weapons and artillery terms unfold from U S foundries
The article explains artillery terms and weapons, naming West Point, Fort Pitt, Iron and bronze cannons, the Armstrong gun, mortars, howitzers, and fortifications. It discusses breech and shell fuzes, and notes endurance of iron and wrought iron guns, plus ordnance organization and field batteries.
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United States Service
West Point
Cold Spring
N.Y
Fort Pitt
Pittsburg
Iredegu
Richmond
Vac
Alee'’s
Boston
Ames
Chicopee
Mass
United States
Artillery’ Corps
Ordnarice
Europe
Vartery
Fort Sumter
Gol. Anerson
Sevastoyolid
Gousmander
Himperor
Hall
Carriege
China
Charleston
Dahlgreen
Ncicneu
Princeton
Scott
Mezigo
Pacdliar
Hiew Oly
Surth
Wader
Martial law and arrests spark Richmond treason clash
Amid warnings of Union treason in Virginia a wave of arrests follows the appearance of coded writings. The Richmond Dispatch calls for summary measures and supports martial law over Richmond and nearby counties. The New Order of Payment for soldiers’ widows and orphans is outlined with strict filing and witness requirements.
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Tiehitionid
Arcee
Union
Deliverance
John Minor Butts
Ordnance Department
Davis
Roanoke
Dauclson
Mill Spring
March Poem Amid Winter’s Fading Breath
A fragmentary verse piece invokes March as a herald of change and renewed courage. It casts the season in a martial frame, urging hosts to lift hearts and advance as spring lines evolve from snow to plains and rivers. The imagery blends wind, color, and distant campaigns.
Trent affair costs mount in Commons debate
In the Commons on the 17th alt the estimates for naval and military expedition tied to the Trent affair totalled 978000 pounds and were unanimously agreed. Mr Bright denounced government policy saying the motion had been worse than thrown away and warned against hostile threats. He rebutted claims the American government was mob influenced and urged restraint to avoid a lasting rift with the United States.
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Nashyilla
Causa
Church
Fort Donelson
Springfield
Robertaun County
Tventy
Clarkenville
General Assembly
Johson
Bowling Green
Nashville
New Orleans
James, Woods
James Johnson
Gen. Jolson
Kentucky
Johnson Lef
Foyd
Pillow
Gronddress
Floyd
Whittahouses
Dean
Zallhoffer
Bigofiela
Cheatham
Col. Kennatt
4Th Ohio Cavalry
Treasenger
Edge Field
Tucay
Col. Nelgon
Cairo
Eigliteen
Buell
Bueil
Trent
Bright
Eail Russell
America
England
Baxter
Re Union In Heaven and the Family Circle
A reflective piece on death, memory, and faith pondering how earthly family ties endure beyond the grave. It argues that while earthly lives fade, faithful bonds and heavenly reunion provide assurance, urging readers to live nobly and plant lasting good for future generations.
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Thia
Locke
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