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"THE MORNING GLORY
Litilcfeld's Patent Improved Base
COAL STOVE.


In this pattern Of Tvs MohsfSs GLonr.
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but can be made with sheei.iron upper
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It's ornamental 6nish is drspery,S making il
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some Of the formefpat'erns II The Msrning
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durable. and far less difficult 10 be repaired
rhe castings are of the highest order. fully
equaling the hnest castings made in this
country.
Among the many ADVANTAGES in the use
Of the Morning Glory are the following -
/. Continuous Burning. 2. Quality Of ih.
Heat. 3. Ventilation through the stove
!, Anti-Dust Stove. 8, No Escape sf Gas.
TO- Economy Of Fuel.
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an iodostrious' 'hillcr, Pm obliged to
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in their Commodiovs New Room opposite
the Bank, selinsgrove Pa.
THEY WILL SELL AT RE-
DUCED PRICES! .

Their extensive stock consists Of n well
selected assortment Of FALL & WINTER
GOODS. They have CLOTHS. CASsI.
MERs. plain and fancy. Saiinetts. Jeans.
Twceds, Muslins, Drillings. Flannels,
Checks, SC. Also an elegant assortment
Of
LADIES' DREgS GOODS
Silks. Bombazines, Alpacas. Black
and fancy Delains. Lawns, Ginghams.
large variety Of fine White Goods.
LADIES' FAsAIoNABLE COATS,
Hoop, skirts Shawls, &C., &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING Goats.
vests, Pants. Shirts &c. A variety Of
NOTIONS & HOSIERY.
Collars Linen and Papc ID resrs Trim
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common and split. Moravian and
Shetland Wool &c. &c.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-13
ARRIVED AND DEPARTED.
cONDITIoN or LIE KIyREs-

--.sIIere the late rise continues and the
river has ri.cn 2 inches during the past
% hours
Tho river remains unchanged at Pitts-
burg and the prospects for another rise are
favorable.
At Louisville the fail in the river con-
tinues.
At Cincinnati the river is still falling
and the ic9 IS running heavily, but not
heavy enough to interfere with navigation.
At Evansville the river is falling stead.
lily and there i. feet in the channel.
Cumberland river n falling again with
10 inches on Isrpe,h shoals.
At Shreveport Red river is falling.
The Arkansas is falling slowly.
The Mississippi river remains about the
same.
There are good indications that the sew.
cral gorges will soon move as the late
| pleasant spell has made them insecure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-13
MI.cELLANEnr. MA1rKE..

The Bee went to Evansville with some
barges Of railroad iron which the Mohawk
brought from New Orleans.
The Kate Putnam was not injured by
getting on the rocks at Cache Island.
The Burksvillc took her a lighter and she
soon got Of.
Among the passengers by the Illinois
yesterday was Murray, alias Rivers, the
noted safe-blower. lie was in charge of
Sheriff Irwin.
The Il. j. Lockwood arrived from Red
river and has laid up.
Captain Pat Yore arrived from St
Louis yesterday. He will take command
Of the Pauline Carroll, for one trip.
James Russell, well-known steamboat
pilot, died at Memphis, on board the Belle
st. Louis His remains were forwarded &c
st. Louis.
The Hero got her bsrges off the bar at
Wolf Island and has probably arrived at
IIopeheld all right.
The Argonaut and barges were dropped
down from tho salt feet to a harbor near
er the city by the Montauk.
The Rankin passed up for Evansville
with good load Of cotton.
Stcamboatmen Of all classes, from the
high-toned captain down to the dirty
roustabout can be seen on the streets, pa
ticntly awaiting for the river to open.
Captain Boyd will go out in command
| Of tho julia.
Tho City of Cairo has been laid up at
New Orleans until navigation is resumed
in the Mississippi river.
Capt. Thomas ii. Griffith, secretary Of
the n. l., Packet Company was severely
hurt about the head by falling of the cars
at East st. Louis, last Friday,
The Lumsden is still at Dog Tooth
working at the Arkansas.
No late news has been received from the
boats at Powers Island. 1t is thought the
Great Republic has get off of Reeves bar
and has reached Memphis-she was
aground 90 hours.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-13
IN THE MESHES.

CoLoRED PORTER ON wEIL-KNowy
STEAMBOAT CATCHES A wELL-KSowN
STEAMBOAT CAPTAIN IN BED WITH MS
WIFE.
few days ago while two well-known
steamers were lying side by side in port at
our wharf, the porter of one of the steam
ers had occasion TO go aboard Of the 'her
boat While there he visited the captains
room, and what he saw there was well
calculated to "rufllo his dander." On
the bed. locked in the embrace of
the captains arms - he saw his
own dear beloved Polly! The
porter surveyed the scene for a
moment, 1t was too much for him; he could
stand it no longer--and made a furious
drive at the captains mug. The captain
however, having been =" in similar prcdica.
ments befo re-" was equal to the emergen.
cy, and escaped tho weight of the stalwar,
porter's maulcr, and in the twinkle Of
an eye made himself exceedingly scarce
about the premises, and was not seen tho
balance of the day. Had the cnragct
porter got hold OF him it is altogethe
probable that the captain would have re
ceived an A No. /. threshing. The afore
said lady is colored and chambermaid on
one Of the aforesaid steamboats,.
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THE HOLIDAYS.
A FINE STOCK OF EVERY VARIETY OF nor.
IDAY GOODS.

FINE STOCK OF EVERY VARIETY or uot.-
IDAY GOODS.
Mr.. G. Carson, Commercial avenu), be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets has re-.
ceived his stock Of holiday goods. and
when we say that it ia one Of the largest
and best selected ever brought to the city,
We arc not saying too much. He has cv-
erything that should be kept in llrst.class
toy or fancy goods store. In the way Of
work boxes, he has them of every shape
and form, ranging in price from fifty
cents upwards and of glove and hand
kerchief boxes, he has them of every style,
in endless quantity, and ut all prices (;
pictures, .of the handsomest designs,
and picture frames Of all sizes and shapes
at prices within the reach ofall Knives,
forks, spoons and plated ware are among
the attractions of Mr., Carson's stock. lie
has dolls of every size, from the most di-
minutivc to that of year old child N size
in endless variety, and at all prices, WAGES
music covers, and in fact, anything and
everything mentionable are to be fount
there. Mr. is determined not be under
sold by any other dealer in the city, ant
has consequently marked his goods dowr
to the lowest living prices. He respect
fully asks q comparison Of goods an,
prices. Give him IA call. declOtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-13
THE ATHENEUM LAST NIGHT.

The Atheneum was crowded again last
night to witness Days great play, entitled
"Under the Gas Light, by the Gilbert
dramatic troupe. Every seat in the house
was occupied, while many were compelled
to stand. The play, from beginning to end,
was rendered better than ever before in
this city. Kate Gilbert, as Laura CORTLAND,
was never rivaled, while every member of
the company did their parts well and came
fully up to the expectations Of the audience
Tonight for the first and only
time in this city, the company will
produce Tennyson's great poem, entitled
Dora, or the Farmer Wife. Katie
Gilbert will appear as Dora Allen; Jen-
ME Gilbert Grayson, as Mary Morrison (;
Since Lee, a, Farmer Allen; Harry Bell
as William Allen, his son Mark Gray
son, a. Luke Bloomfield and Ish Anderson
as jim Blount. The entertainment will
conclude with the laughable farce Of the
"Quiet Family" with Miss Katie Gilbert
| as Snarley.
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THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning. Monday ex
cepted.
ALL SORTS OF LOCALS.

baby cribs are in demand.
Turkey rattle. are in vogue.
Visiting cards are t. be small and
nearly square.
Jewelry to suit everybody II, Buder
| Brothers.
--Curbstone "brokers and shavers"
prophecy tight money market and hard
times.
Il he Gilbert troupe arc anxious to pro-
long their stay in this city. Cannot some
thing be done TO make it an object for
them to stay?
-Wanted-by Mr.. F. ID. Rexford, pro.
prietor st. Charles Hotel two good milch
cows. Apply at the office of the ST.
Charles Hotel. dec l3 st
The festival at the Rev. T. J. Shores
hurch last night was well attended. The
evening passed of pleasantly, the colored
lads and lsssies enjoying themselves hugely.
A wedding party, consisting of at
least half a dozen couples. hailing from
Rutherford, Tenn, arrived in the city by
the steamer Illinois yesterday afternoon,
and took rooms at the New Delmonco
! hotel.
Murray, the noted burglar, is once ore
sAfely ensconced in the county Jail, Sheriff,
Irwin having arrived in town with him in
charge yesterday afternoon. Murray saws
be is sorry that he has been compelled to
come back, b, as i, couldn't be helped
will make the most Of q bad job.
The third dance Of the seris. TO b
fgiven under the auspices Of the Cair
Terpsichcrsan clab will be held on Frida
: svsning, December III Ia this will :
the initial party Of the holiday .enaoo,
Is AIMED 10 be A grand affair The cnur
riirrea Of arrain,rrnen u ara making rrsa
n preparasisns tdr the coming danca and a
VIM nsard gning may anticipates An ever
lag nt rnal pieasura and enjoyment.
M. SAMUEL Tl.tars the lumber dea
az, IL the owner NJ uha riuiit for AIeS.,nd
cnuntv, lllinoia and az "a .ssissiuui count
h.ssnir'. fur nnw pntant window sIi,,
inns arrangement is vtimt tmbr. I.
- most convenient lrt.cin NJ ria sind I'd
II ut". Ivy tlin tup sash ma, Ia ln,ya,.
- without interfering with die ln,v.r 10,
.. ~ tlir .oyc'' rAu hs sliiret vitiiunt nnir
M, tl'e1ippff~ satIi ~ bn,ii ,a,i lie n,,,n
80 ~ 1t lie sa,nn !mn Mr. Wl.t.r, hnR
o. Window n woti;,ug rrsin,, ~ ms nrllra
ia" .rinnsr r4rd iir inspection
- ,b"'" vito visa o" cvaniuo IL.
~, Jae inse,ing 1cid az JA. I,nlnrn
=, Methodist rhu"h N NnudnY evening"
. sks N,n consideration tho matla~
toe whipping ~ rmnr eoicrHs girl
NJ Fslf"Td a wi,t" teacls.,r in the col,
a" 'eh"o' ,a"rc w'la Ss,,as h,y, al, Wy,
a rsppio - miarSo"rs could noe Ar,
~ q" ta% sr."rs" Chat should
sd'pt"H, And ~sNt f,r esoh oShe-. ssl
helSAes psrijn'er C,ry nor corn .sas.ntai
@ag.ag. However, same II The eD,I
.. nsrab er' II Ghs tonfsrrsnss came ~ 4
I'd fs@3t, Nhsh ths btt1tAs Vas buried sr
TN fnss;ihg wsBt Gn ~ The even tenor
't' nay The msssing adjourned ov
:. nhnl Friday svsnibg when tbs matter vi
- come ~ again for Hasl settlement
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-13
W. B. ROCKWELL & CO.'S
LIST or HOLIDAY GOODS.


BOOKS.
Their stock Of books embraces the
standard poets, history, book of travel
biography bibles, prayer books, hymn
books, novels, music books, and large
and very attractive assortment Of juvc-
nile books. All of which are in rich and
handsome binding, making them very
suitable for holiday presents.
ALBUMS
A full line of all the best manufactor-
ries, ranging in price from fifty cents to
twenty dollars each
WRITING DESKS AND WORKS
A large assortment made Of the finest
material, such rs paper macha, rosewood,
mahogany, walnut and cherry in inlaid-
polished and plain finish and of various
sizes. Prices ranging from one dollar 70
twenty dollars each.
CARD CASES.
Pearl and shell.
GLOVE BOXES,
Handkerchief boxes and jewel casog--,
good assortment and very handsome,
CIGAR CAsEs,
Cigar stands, watch stands, ttereoscopcs,
storeoscopic views, ivory tablets, ivory
and pearl paper knives, and fancy ink
stands.
GOLD PEss,
Gold pencils, gold tooth picks and gold
carspoons OF NJ. w. Fairchid's make, and
all warranted to be Of tho very best quail
ity.
PoCkETB0oK u.
The largest and best stock ever brought
10 Cairo, mado Of best material and of the
latest styles,
HAND MIRROs.
A good assortment and che zap.
GAMES.
The most popular of the day.
CHRoMos.
Engravings and photograph pictures
all the leading publications,
BRACKETS.
Wall pockets and clock shelves of beau
tiful designs.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Guitars, violins, accordeons, flutes, tiGes
harmonicas and jews harps-all oftho best
make and at low figures.
POCKET DIARIES
for 1872, Of varions styles and sizes, toned
paper and very cheap.
Ena nnAx cit rnn ornnnn md Lana OF
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-13
POLICE COURT.
as Snarley
Before D. Shannesy. =. NJ.

Before D. shannesy, P.M.)
There were but four offenders be fore
his honor yesterday.
Sam Walch was arrested for Us ing Of
ensive and abscene language. He was
fined the usual amount, s., etc. A stay
wasasked far and granted.
Henry Vision, a "poor devil Of fell
low, was found on the streets almost dead
drunk and was arrested. He was taken
before his honor, and n fine one dollar and
costs assessed against him. Paid.
Mike Simons, gentleman who has
had large amount of business before our
police courts OF late, was up again yeste-
day on charge of failing to wear hi :
badge as hotel runner while on duty. He
for n stay Of execution, which was granted
Sam Green colored gentleman, has
a girl, and that girl has, Of late, shown a
disposition to ego back on Sam. Sam
knew Of but one way to make her renew
her fealty to him. IIc would give her a
blarsted good beating. He did SO and was
al rested for it. lie was requested TO
leave an Y with the court, but not being
possessed Of that amount he concluded &c
work it out on the streets.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-13
PERSONAL ITEMS.

I'd. W'llct il spending tho winter ut
Cobdon, and will sketch that renowned
fruit section for the benefit Of tho press.
Tho following were tho arrivals ut tho
Dclmonico Hotel, VIM. Winter, proprie-
tor, for tho twenty-four hours, ending De-
e"mbcr the 18TH, ut op o'clock pm;
Thos. } Watkins, Joncsboro, III; JsT
l., Dry, Joncsboro, III; l.. Misenhcimer
Dongola, M w. q. Ferguson, Odin /;
J. Bruckshnw, Du Z ioin Geo w. Ellis,
81, Louis; + ID Caldwell, Evansville 4;
q. w. King and wife, J. Il, Kygcr, Miss
| Snllie Adamson, Pat Northern, Miss
Thorton, W. NJ. Gambill, Mrs. Northern,
VIM. Colby, and family, b. S. Thornton,
Rutherford Station, Tenn 7. N. Smith,
Mo- j. ii. Thomson, Chicago; j. Elem
| Ing, De Born, Tenn; VIM. II. Michacls,
Geo. r. McNulty, Memphis, Tenn; j. II
Whitney, New Orleans.
The following were the arrivals at the
ST. Charles hotel yesterday Capt o. T..
Irons, steamer Sioux City w. l., Brough-
ton Genescs, III; John ii. Cole, St
Louis &. l.. Stevenson, ST. Louis; Capt
o. Polmer "Cin. board OF Underwriters I"
NJ. Fits, Frankforth, hi A. j. Branch
Str, w, ii. Brown Geo, q. Woo dward
Str W. ii. Brown Jas. A. +. Liant AL
ton, III A. A. Ned, Alton II; 0. w.
Finn, ullin, III; +. G. Bedford, Vicks.
burg Capt, /. J...Ncal, Str, Indiana Jno
Z, killingsworth, Joon Is. Gray and o. A.
Haynes, ST. Louis, A. =. Smith, Column
bus XVI NJ. Thompson, Str, Julia
Tom Concord, Str, Julia, X. l.. Ander.
son. Cincinnati, Ohio; N. b. Hatcher
sri Tom Jasper y. NJ. Dudley, Chicago
~"p'' Fat forei ST. Louis Charles Yer
y. "'', aua wife, Chicknsaw Charles Wcr
"e'' .hh'on Iowa Frcd X. Smith, Chicn
go wat koncon and wife, ST. Louis
:" Geo Bsussman Jr., Mrs. Baussman nm,
- two daughters, Ptt'burg Pa;
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BUSINESS LOCALS

-Tabcr Brother, ARE prepared To nan-
ufacture any pattern Of iewelry To order |
to suit the parties and tho purse. All |
kinds of rings, seal. chased and plain. to |
TT the finger and III. purse. f.
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- '" , 80 49, ~. '' ,r,. 80 ".",
r,. hirdor, ", or, ,,.r,,.I ., ,,.,
o,, worL in Gr.,.c,,.. .,,l' a., r,;.o. o..
l,,v 81, on, bo ,,,,,i,,l i,st t..t. Chico
49,, 81. ri,,i,.,...i
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est oi liquors Drop ~ d" you pass the
corner Oh 'oh'ther'h' avenue ana
Fourteenth street.
-Where are Won polug2 To the Mace
number 81. Ohio leycc whore tbov kc,p
tho hest frc.b oyster. G.h and gamo mi
Tho ero,, vino. Iiopor. and cig,-. g. l.,
eon,d in ,bo citv Omen nj oll bou,. d..
or piobt lie p,prs
,'',''"' ''|s '.' n"' Ji'' 'e's'''u
from Ireland iot OF the hhes' lrsh
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c., Iii -. 49,, a.ho- &c. -
~. ",,'. :. ,ha"..~t , ~ YI', -
biz, wi,o. a.d o;oor.
NICK "liI'ain, at Tue corner oil
twentieth ana foPiar street. mas one OF
the best meat markets IN the city NICK
understands the butcher business to per-
lection, and has always on hand the best
Of meats Of every kind. or pork, he has
as good as can be found at any other shop
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-13

The weather continues beautiful and is
more like spring instead Of dreary winter.
Business continues good. There are four
steamers loading for various ports, and
they will leave with all they can carry.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-13

Foh good photographs, porcelain pic
lures, or old pictures 10 DO copied cau o,
Thomas, No. ia Commercial avenue. II,
"a good workman. Give him a trial.
septl5ti.