| From the Daily South Carolinian
(Columbia, S. C.) |
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| November 12, 1862 |
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| Sad Accident |
| By the breaking of a bolt
yesterday, two cars of the Greenville {&
Columbia RR} up train were thrown from the track, and one of
them down an embankment, a few miles above Columbia. Several soldiers
were seriously wounded, one from Georgia supposed mortally. The other
cars had passed safely. |
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