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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 1. (ed. Frank Moore) 2 0 Browse Search
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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 1. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 118 (search)
ant-Quartermaster,----Corrle; Paymaster,----Stenway; Assistant-Paymaster,----Fielder; Surgeon, Dr. Hasse; Assistant-Surgeon, Dr. Rosa. Company A--Captain, Gerdes; First-Lieutenant, Neander; Second do., Brettman. Company B--Captain, Heitmann; First Lieutenant, Held; Second do., Manver. Company C--Captain, Betgeman; First Lieutenant, Wakle; Second do., Brunjes. Company D--Captain, Mayer; First Lieutenant, Sackersdorff; Second do.,------. Company E--Captain, Nickel; First Lieutenant, Lensifer; Second do., Maun. Company F--Captain, Happendeimer; First Lieutenant, Aberle; Second do., Bungert. Company G--Captain, Luke; First Lieutenant, Jauer; Second do., Keis. Company H--Captain, Barlock; First Lieutenant, Kaltenparr; Second do., Leonpard. Company K--Engineer Corps-Captain, Dodge; First Lieutenant, Schloemer; Orderly Sergeant, Kirmuel; Non-Commissioned Staff — Calour, Beaness, Ernst, and Acker; Right Guide, Leonard; Left Guide, Michaelis; Drum Major, Berchet.--N. Y. Times, April 2
Knight's Mechanical Encyclopedia (ed. Knight), I. (search)
larStephenson. 1860PlymouthHamoaze433 630 6TubularBrunel. 1855BoyneFoyle25032 6Lattice.McNeil. 1858Montreal See tubular bridge.St. Lawrence33031 8TubularStephenson. 1867CologneRhine31331Lattice. 1861DirschanVistula39840Lattice 1874St. Louis Two side arches of 497 feet each. See tubular-arch bridge.Mississippi351551 5Tubular arch Eads. 1886KuilinburgLeck9515 Clear span of main truss, 492 feet; also one span of 262 feet; seven of 187 feet each. See d, Fig. 2702.Level.LatticeMichaelis. Louisville Whole length, 5,294 feet; weight of iron, 8,723,000 pounds.Ohio29400LevelTruss The iron truss-girder bridge over the Tay in Scotland, about 1 1/4 miles west of Dundee, is to be 10,320 feet in length, and to have, commencing on the Fifeshire side, spans as follows: three spans of 60 feet, two of 70, twenty-two of 120, fourteen of 200, sixteen of 120, twenty-five of 66, one of 160, and six of 27 feet. The bridge will thus have eighty-nine spans, and has a hight of about