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TREMENDOUS POWDER MILL EXPLOSION


AND LOSS or LIFE.

Awful Effects of the Late Storm,
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CIscISSATI, Oct. is, 1847
Inc Nashville papers, which have just been received
'on'an the particulars Of q most shocking calamity
which bsfe that city, Tuesday last-bsipg portion
ofths awful effects Of the late storm.


ans tuesday, while the rain falling In torrents.
nu tue vino blowing hurricane, the powder msgasins
In Nashville was struck by lightning. The IRE almost
instantly reached the powder the entire building
was blown to atoms Tho report Of the explosion Is said
TO have been equal to that of the most tremendous
earthquake.


The loss OF life and destruction Of property by this
horrible calamity immense. One hundrsa hou...
were either wholly destroyed materially injured
Ten human bodies had already been exhumed from
the ruins Of the buildings.


The dwelling of Mr.. shesvers was literally torn 10
pieces His family all much hurt and one Of them
a young lady, was killed.


The buildings owned by the following persons were
either entirely destroyed much damaged Mrs Clsve
land Mrs Reed Msssrs Williams Taylor Chandler, Ban
n'' Farrsr, Harris Moore Cole Stout Stephens, j. L.
smith, Rev Henry Marsh, C. Glovers Dsaring; inoud-
Ing new Methodist church.