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RAILROAD AccIpENr.-The Augusta pa pers of the 18th ult., state that the passenger cars of the uptrain on the Georgia Railroad, on Monday night, when about miles from that city, ran off the track (ffom some cause wholly unacceptable, probably the bena- ing of an axle,) and having dIsengaged from the engine and baggage car, rolled down all embankment some five feet high, and in its passage, turned nearly over, breaking the car very maea, ae8 jaaing and bguisiag the most of the passttisera. None, however, were seriously injured, and we heard of nc bones being broken; although t was sad one ol the passengers fhq&gia his collar bone was broke.

 Fhe engine returned to the city and took mp another car, by which the passengers. save two or three that returned to the city. were transported over the road

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