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Tallahassee FLORIDIAN & JOURNAL, 9 May
1857.
IRON FOR THE PENSACOLA AND GEORGIA R.R.
Two cargoes of 500 and 450 tons of iron for
the Pensacola and Georgia Railroad are
expected daily at St.Marks. This will lay
some eleven miles of track. Very soon,
therefore, will our citizens be invited to a
first ride over the first mile of this great
work that is speedily to connect us with the
rest of the world. Who, in view of such a
prospect, does not feel like indulging in an
exultant "Hurrah?"
Tallahassee SEMI-WEEKLY FLORIDIAN, 1 February 1867.
SMASH-UP.
There was a smash up on the Pen.& Ga. R.R., on Tuesday, as the train was going East, by which seven box cars were broken up, several of them being literally knocked into pieces. The accident happened at Simkins Turnout and was caused by a defective truck.
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