The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-26

O'Clock AM, and march through the
principal streets Of the city. At the
above named hour King Comus and his
guards will enter the city, and receive
the keys OF the city from the hands Of
our worthy mayor. All those desiring
to participate IN the festivities Of the oc.
casion. aud pay homage to his Royal
Highness, the King. will assemble at tho
corner Of Sixth street and Commercial
avenue at ten O'Clock, and be ready to
start on march at the designated hour.
The knights Of the Mystic krcw extend
q cordial invitation to oil societies aud In.
divid,,als to Join In the celebration. The
festivities will wind up In the evening
with grand ball at Kluge's hall.
2-2G-3t
THE TOBACCO SALE YEsrEgDAY.-The
sales Of tobacco at the Planters ware
house yesterday were OF more than ordi-
nary importance. and brought together
an unusually large board Of buyers. The
number Of hogshcads sold was larger
than at any previous sale this season, and
was exceeded only very few times dur.
ing the entire season last year. The
prices obtained were good, aud generally
satisfactory to all concerned. Sales were
as follows: Twenty hogsheads lugs,
81 10. 4 20, 4 20, 4 10, 4 Is, 4 IS, 4 10,
40, 4 %. 4 IS, 4 ~, 4 90, 8 40, 4 10,
4 IS, 4 W, $50, sos, s IS and 3 20.
Twenty hogsheads low to medium Leaf,
as follows: 50 90. 500, s 50, z so, 90.
8 90, s 10, 8 40, 8 50, 8 30, 8 90, 8 20,
8 10, 8 90, Z IL. %, 6 IS, s 30, 7 90
aud 90. Fifteen hogshcads medium
to good shipping leaf brought: 80 90, 0 Is,
10 o., 10 90, 10 90, 10 90. 0 90, 0 Is, o %,
10 30, . 90, 10 so. IL 90, IL o. and
81 %. Total number hogshcads sold,
80; rejections...4.
PERsoNAL.--W. p. johnson, general
ticket agent Tor the Illinois Central rail-
road, with his family, was In the city
yesterday. en- route for New Orleans.
+. Mrs. DIR. wardner Is out of the city on
Centennial trip.
Geo. w. Wall. esq, Of DuQuion, was
in town on Thursdy afternoon and Friday,
and quartered al the st. Charles.
Geo. w. Corlis, Metropolis, was
registered at the st. Charles hotel yester-
day.
Sam Turner, ONE Of the proprictors
OF the Grand Pacific hotel, Chicago, was
In the city on Thursday, and stopped at
the st. Charles.
DR.. X. Mantle, a prominent ply
stefan Of Vincennes, Indiana, and lead
ing member of DR.. Thayer's church, was
registered at the st. Charles hotel yestcr-
day.
Mrs. Korslneyer leaves the city to-day
on the steamer Andy Baum for a trip to
Memphis. Mrs. Korsmeyer goes for the
benefit Of her health aud carries with her
the wishes Of her many friends In this
city that the trip may be beneficial.
Prominent among the guests regis.
tered at the st. Charles hotel yesterday
were, G. Briggs, Springfield, Massachu-
sets; L. s. Benjemin, Hickman; A. II.
Hall, st. Louis; Thos. G. Page, New Or
leans; w. DeBolt. St. Louis; j. IL.
Beecher, Cleveland, Ohio A. Hawley
and Hon. c. Styles. Chicago.
Stats Halliday, q little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Halliday, met with very
misfortune a few days ago.
While playing, he fell into pan OF boil
ing water, scalding one OF his feet so
painfully that he Is confined to bed and
will be unable to walk tor some time.
The little patient is under the care of .Dr.
Wardner. His speedy recovery Is hoped
for by many friends.
Go GET THEM.--The following is a list
Of letters remaining uncalled for in the
postofIice at Cairo, Alexander county,
Illinois, on Saturday, February Goth,
1876.
Ladics-Adams. Mrs. Martha; Burns,
Mollie BrittOn, Julia A.; Beck, Susie
Mary Jane Clark, Fannie
Dyer. Permelia; Edwards, NJ. A.; Franz,
Ruth; Glesson, Maggie; Hall, Bell;
Jones, Sarah j.; Kirby, Emeline; Mar
tin, Lizzie Martin, Malissa; Morrison.
Frances; Morris, Alice; Miller, Rachel
McGee. Mrs. w. j.; Martin. Sallie; Phil.
lips, Ella M; Roys Annie L.; Smith,
Fannie; Sheppard, Amanda; Taylor
Alice; Wyman, +. j.; Williams Sarah;
Ward, Susan.
Gents.-Blum, L.; Bradley Jacob Bur-
rill. John F.; Bridges, II. A.; Blackboard,
B. F.; Boyle. Anthony /; Curran, Frank
Isaac G.; Lavender, J. W.;
John; Caraher, Peter Car
yer. Pleasant; Coward, VIM. 2;
Chavis, Wesley; Doyle. Arthur;
Jas. B.; Frans, j. r.; Far
ris, Thomas b.; Goodin, e. r.;
Glires, f. c.; Gibson, VIM. How, Ed
die Hont, Henry; Hattewoll, John
Hoff, Samuel; Jackson, A.; johnson,
Charles Jackson J. H.; Kessee. Harry;
Harry, Lawrence Lehning, John; Lea;
Mcrshon. q. L.; Mills, James, 2; Miller,
Wm.; Macoum. w. Il. G., 2:
Ninde, b. l.. 8; Newell, VIII
liam Pickety, J H.; Shoemaker, Andy
Smiley, Hugh; Schmitt, Jacob Stan
field. Billy; Sammon, r. H.; smith,
rhos. Smith, Ward T.; Smith, WIN.
Taylor, Alfred; Taylor, A. H.; Thomp-
son, Ii. v. !; Vince, Abe Verhof, J. c..