The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-10

Tho CPoWd, The Lunch <ko., ~ the TobNe.
co WArehouse To-day.

Tho CroWa, the Lunch Ac., ~ tine TObNes
co War~heuse To-day. vi 4
Whatever may be the character Of our
future realisationS, DO Citizen Of Cairo
who visited ourItobAsd0 warshouss do
ring the dag coSld have felt Otherwise
than fully assured that good results must
ensure from the operations of the Plan
ters' Tobacco Warehouse company.
The immense. warehouses, furnishing q 4
floor of about six hundred by one hum
bred feet, presented .. scene Of business !
activity that usthaye been gratifying
to every person Interested In the pros
perity Of. our, city, Lines OF tobacco !
hogsheads and tubs, hemmed the spec
tator inon every side forming y total
beyond the expectations of the most
sapguine friend Of the, enterprise. And
the crowd substantial planters from
Kentucky, Missouri and Illinois were
there by hundreds, all Interested for the
success OF the sale. In one portion OF
the warehouse the repast was spread,
not In piles on rough boards; but disl,ed
up with care In snowy iron stone. Roast
pig, roast bee, mutton, eliioken, turkey,
ham, with all the needful condiments;
vegetables, wines etc, were there in
abundance for all, and az free for those
In attendance as the very air above them.
The room was embeIlished bymottoes ex.
tending to sellers and buyers welcome;
with flags and flowers; and while the
throng partook OF the refreshments the
Cairo Silver sCornst band discourse d
music that seemed to give all an in
creased relish for the repast.
OF those who extended aid In the
preparation Of the lunch, we may speak
hereafter. Citizens from every walk Of
life were there lending b willing and
knowing hand, eaSh nvlelng with the
other, it sssnsd, to make every feature
OF the opening sale q success. Our visi-
tors expressed themselves gratifisd with
the attentions they received, aud Joined
our citizens 10 The expression OF the hope
that the completest success may crown
the undertaking In hand, sFNih 81
For photographs and ambrotypes 20
to Bells gallery corner OF Etghth saA
Leses streets. --giz..A 1Ea sgIasss'ssiw
The late entry Of tobacco for prizes,
and the receipt OF large consignments
for sale during the morning, delayed .
commencement of the sale until about
= o'clock pm. This delay WAS uufortu.
nate but unavoidable, aud our friends
from abroad approaching the cause, en-.
tered no complaints, but took the matter
philosophicsiiy. Many Of them took .
stroll about the city, Waited friends and
places OF public resort, and managed to
put in the time quite pleasantly. Among
other distinguished visitors present ct
the sale We noticed the Hon. Oscar Tur-
ner. Hon. Thomas H. Corbett, Capt. Dick
Hardin, OF Kentucky; Gen. g. b. Raum
and r. J. Chapman. esq, OF Illinois. '''A
We would sdvIss our, tobacco buyers
10 go down TO Cairo and buy all the to-
bacco offered, and bring 10 to Paducah,
and sell IL again In our market. A hne
chance for speculAton.-Psducah Her,
ald.' -
Thsdsuse you would, II your r'buys
ers" should accept your advice they
would have a chance to buy several hogs
heads Of tobacco actually sold In the
Paducsh market within the past ten
daysi Send 'em down, however, they
shaiibe treated Ike loras to tho manor
born. MAG IATN.MAnao cN.Hoia
The council proceedings to-day en-,
brace the correspondence between the
mayor and William b. Howard, esq,
concerning the claim OF Messrs. Fox.
Howard = Co., the report Of the council
committee thereon, 10. We AK Sbr
these several pApsn ., careful reading,
as they treat OF matters In which every
taxpayer n intsreatsd, and Of which
every citizen should 30 informed. III
The ball 10 the *. Charles Hotel to.
night win no doubt call out much Of the
beauty and grHce Of the female side Of
our city, and much Of the gallsntry,
chivairy, and r"bsftissss'' from the
masculine side. But there will be gem
nine enjoyment for all. Good music,
unexceptionable management, and
hospltable entertainment! Who could
ask for . moro seductive programme? u
Poor Mike Berry came 30 his death In
the service Of q friend. Had 10 not been
doing kind once for friend In deliv.
ering the Ice to the 81. Charles. ne would
not have been present at the night; and.
being present, he " ouid not have been
killed had he not interfered to save The
life OF one OF the beliigerents. whom he
had known from childhood. a 1880