Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-25


all his friends to call and partake Of his
hospitality. al9lwt
DoNT forget Mozart's concert, to-mor-
row night
RAILROAD AccIDENT-About noon yes
terday, near Horn Lake, while the up
train on the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad was running at its usual speed,
the engine and baggage car were sudden
ly thrown off the track, and the forward
passenger car precipitated down an en-
bankment. The car rolled over several
times injuring three persons The
wounded were brought to this city with
out delay, and their hurts properly taken
care Of
The CONCERT To MoRRow.-The grand
concert, for the benefit of Mr. Mozart,
takes place tomorrow evening at the
Greenlaw Opera House. Among the
names of the volunteers we see that Of
Miss Nora Bradford, one of the fairest
flowers of Memphis, and daughter of one
of Tennessee most gifted poetcsses
There are many other names Of note
among the volunteers, and we predict the
concert will be a most brilliant affair.
DoN'T forget Mozarts concert to-mor-
row night.
No MAILS YET.-We have not received
an Eastern mail since Friday evening
last On the train, which is expected in
this evening on the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, the accumulated mail matter
of four days will arrive. We understand
that all the breaks and damages done the
tracks, during the late freshet, have been
repaired, and that trains will again run
through as usual
A LINE OF PACKETS TO New ORLEANS
This much needed line of steamers we
understand, is now very likely to be com
pleted. 1t is something that we should
have by all means Our commerce de-
ponds upon it, and the longer we delay
the worse will it be for Memphis We
are glad that the planters and the mer-
chants of the two cities are interested
and moving in the matter.
CoRsETs at reduced prices, at Mack
Bros. & Bohm's, No. 26l Main street.
RIDING ON THE SIDEWALK No less
than six persons we're arrested yesterday
for riding on the sidewalks. Our pave
ments are, with few exceptions, not OF
the best, and people who ride or drive
over the sidewalks should be made to pay
heavily for the damage they do. The
time has passed when people could ride on
the pavemenis, as the soldiers did during
the occupation, with IMMUNITY.
Dress GooDs at reduced prices, at
Mack Bros & Bohm's, No. 26l Main St
LAKE TRoUT-Messrs, Comstock &
Co., No 4l6 Main street, received this
morning large supply of fresh trout,
perch and other lake fish This firm is
constantly in receipt of these water deli
cacies, and our friends can get supply
by calling on them sson, as they are
selling as fast as hot-cakes. They keep
nothing but what they can warrant 2t
DoNT forget Mozarts concert, to-mor-
row night
If you want good advice, 60 to VOLTS
Belle Memphis Saloon, No. IA Adams
street, and he will give it you in the
shape of the very best brands of liquors,
wines and cigars, to be had in the city.
He has the best run of customers in
Memphis, and can, consequently, afford
to keep nothing but the best If you love
good things, go and see Wolf.
Personal The many friends of VIM
Henry, Esq, of the PUBLIC LEDGER, will
be glad TO learn that he has returned
from an extended tour through the coun-
Try He reports crops looking finely,
and that the busy hum of improvement
is to be heard all over the part of Dixey
he has visited.
DoS'T forget Mozarfs concert, to-mor-
tow night
MARRIAGE AND CEEBACY, an Essay of
and Instruction for Young
Men Also, Diseases and Abuses which
prostitute the vital powers, with sure
Means e relief Sent free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address, DIR. J.
Skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
Pa apl9-3m
AFTER pertaining every other theatre,
Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus" is
now pertaining the late theatre of war
Southern orders roll in continuously.
There is perfect union of sentiment
between the two sections as regards this
peerless extract-Sprinqfeld Union I
PARAsoLs AND FANS at reduced prices,
i Mack Bros 4 Bohm's, No. 26l Main
treet
DRUMS AND FIeHrs-There was an
nusual quantity Of DRINKS and fights on