The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

shor, of a very intelligent and clever gen.
tleman.
| RELIABLE AND SAFE.-Dr. Henry
Root and Plant Pills are mild and please
ant in their operation, yet thorough, pro-
igcing no nausea or gripping. Being en-
iire!y vegetable, they can be taken with
cat regard to die, or business. They
arouse the liver and secrelive organs into
healthy action, ,hrowin. of disease with
c.: eIaa1,:.Eg o. debii.,a;!ng the system
Try ;aem and you will be satisfied
Pre- % cents box. Sold by druggists
s73 dealer: in medicine everywhere
Prepared by the Grafton Medicine Co. St
Louis, No. my9dm
DlED--IL this city, yesterday afternoon,
Ms Sarah Sharnes'y wife Of Bryan
saannessy Esq, Of this city. Mrs. Shan
messy has been relieved by death after
long and painful ILLNESS, and will be
mournei by large circle Of friends and
acquaintances. she was an exemplary
woman, true TO all the duties which her
station in life deyolved upon her. The
funernal services will take place ut the
Episcopal church Sunday, o'clock pm,
and the remains will be taken to Villa
Ridge for interment by 2 o'clock train.
The friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
Coon RAILROAD NEws.-Monroe coun-
ty has ordered her bonds to be issued to
the Cairo and St. Louis road, and now the
success Of the enterprise depends entirely
on the action of Randolph, which will
probably speedily follow the example Of
her sister counties. The news relative to
the Cairo and Nincennes road is also en-
couraging-almost too good to DO true.
s. ID. Aryes, Of this city, returned from Il
visit to Springfield yesterday afternoon,
and reports that Information had been re-
ceyed there by Mr., Smith, Of Dodge,
Lord & Co., that Gen. Raum has directed
that firm to employ one thousand men to
90 10 work on the road on the LIST of Sep
negotiations and obtained the money 10
push forward the cnterpriseto early COM
pletion.
A CATTLE MARKET. The Chicago
SIN, an excellent paper, published by our
old friend Goodall, replying to an article
of the Kansas City Drorer, declares that
the Cairo and Fulton road,
when completed, will furnish II route for
tho cattle Of Texas three hundred and
fifty miles shorter than the route by way
of Kansas City. The great bulk of the
lighter cattle, including goodly number
Of beeves, the Sun predicts, "will come
by the way of Cairo or Kansas City, as the
case may be, for the purpose Of being dis
tributed among feeders or grazers, as it is
d matter that is coming to be rapidly I'M
derstood that this class of cattle must DO
nut in good condition for market before
they can be sold to advantage. Good
sized cattle yards Will have to DO estab-
lished ut Cairo or Birds Point, and against
these yards, when established, Kansas
CITY can butt with all her might, as it will
require all tho best efforts she can mako
to get the cattle started on the right route
from the lower country. She has now
made first-rate start in the business of
beef packing, but MS soon as this Cairo
and Fulton road shall be completed we are
inclined to the opinion that either Cairo
or Little Rock will be more desirable
points for packing heavily than Kansas
can be, as either point will be able to com
mand tina Texas and Indian cattle at
cheaper rates and in better condition than
she can"
| NorIoE-The france committee have
instructed Taylor to Immediately proceed
to the collection of all personal taxes for
1871 and 70 notify all persons by cirou-
lars, that they must lose no time in walk
ing up W the captains Office.