The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-13
Local Items.

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS We lear.
that the up freight train over the
Charlotte Road ran off the track.
Monday evening, mile from Rock
Hill, and demolished one car. The
down freight train, yesterday, ran OF
the track ut the same point. injurino
two cars materially. Nobody hurt
SOUTHERN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.
JoURNAL.-We are indebted to the
publisher for & copy of the above
valuable work-issued every other
month, at S5 per annum. Among
the contributions, We notice one from
the pen Of Prof. Joseph LeConte. of
this city. The Jom1su is published.
by E. H. Pughe, Esq, Augusta, Ga.
and contains over seventy-tive pages
CHANGE OF ScHEDULE.-Bv refer
ence to the notice in another column.
it will be seen that the South Carroll
ma Railroad changes its hour of de-
parture, South and Westward, to
11.40a. II. The Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad conforms to this
schedule, and, therefore, the North
ern mails will arrive in Columbia
about II. 80 a. M.
LADIES INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. =
The Board of Managers of the Ladies
Industrial Association, are requested
to meet at the work-room, on to-mor-
row, (Thursday,) at 12 o'clock. The
members generally, and other ladies
who may feel disposed to aid the
object. are also invited to attend.
Persons desiring work are requested
to call between the hours of 10 and
II O'Clock.
JUDGE LoSGsTREET. Many of our
citizens will be glad to learn, as we
do, from our Georgia exchanges that
this gentleman is still living in Ok
ford, in that State, but is no longer
connected with the University, over
which he formerly presided. Time
has dealt gently with him, silvering
his hair and somewhat enfeebling his
frame, it is true, but nevertheless
leaving him, in his seventy-seventh
year, in the enjoyment of all natural
faculties. He has prepared revised
edition of the Georgia Scenes fo-
the press, containing much new and
interesting matter.
CoUHT.-According to announce
ment, the case of the State VS.. T.
Lamar Stark. for the homicide of
Stark Sims, freedman, was before the
court yesterday. A number of wit
nesses were examined on both sides.
and, after able arguments of counsel.
the jury returned verdict of ssnot
guilty" Mr.. Stark was defended bv
Col. Samuel ". Melton and D. 3.
DeSaussure, Esq. for the State, J.
u. Pope, Esq, and Col. T. ". Nc
Master.
Inc trlaI OF JoAn \. DeNane
charged with the murder of Charles
=. Bennett, has been assigned for
to-day.
CHANGE OF RAILROAD OFFICIALS
James Anderson, Esq, formerly Su-
perintendent Of the Charlotte Rail!
road, having accepted a similar posi-
ton on the North Carolina Central
Railroad, Caleb Bouknight, Esq.
who has been officially connected
with the Charlotte Road from its in
ception, has accepted the Office made
vacant by the resignation OF Mr..
Anderson. Mr.. B. is an efficient
officer, and the stockholders may rest
assured that any position he accepts
will be promptly filed. Charles H.
Manson, Esq, succeeds Mr.. Bouk
night as Secretary and Treasurer.
This gentleman is fully posted in the
routine of business, as he was con-
nected with the Office during q Dor
ton of the years 1863 and "a.
New ADVERTISEMENTS s.-Attention j. cali
cd fJ,a tnl1