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1000 lbs Flour, Stout's, May6clds an,
Frey chlng's brands
1000 lbs Bacon,


most iipera'ly and enesey 10 -,ui| x,r.
wounded and the burial Of the dead. Tbe fr;s5S
and relatives Of the wounded may rost assured d
nothing will be left undone by the kind ha.
citizens of New Albany, to alleviate Their s"g
/ 'ngs. About fifteen bodies have already been
rIed in the City Cemetry.at New AIb,ov
mr.. John Ailston, OF Rapides, La..wbo 600,
|uninJured. states that he discovered some time :,
|Sious to the explosion, that there was at lens,
/ ry gross mlsmanagement of the engine md d
mere was great danger Of an explosion. md
had scarcely retired to the stern of the hoot
.aken a seat when the explosion took place.
tne exertions of Capt. Thompson and M ALL,
the lie of Mr.. J. NJ Roberts, of Pbiledelvl
was saved. s'P


ihe number of killed and missing. So f,r r,
certaIned, is about fifty. The entire nuuber
never be ascertaned. as MANY persons must
oeen burned alive. Many corpses also mus,
been burned. Capt Thompson is of opinio,
the number Of persons on board. at the time
explosion, was about 1870. including a large
Der OF deck passengers, whose names ca
course, never be ascertained.


We are indebted TO Mr.. Warren, OF Newi e
ny, for the following list. We shall cont b
publish the names of the killed and woupt S
they VIII nnu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49,


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