Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

Tie unhappy pfopoeeeoooo wh,eo
men commonly ent0eatas In favor Of enbi- |
ton. courage. spteED6se. nad cher was1ks
virtusa engages gsoGeous naeuPss. who 81.
ways love hWe. iuoo such pDrsuiis - -
troy their own peses md thst fths ret oil
mankind. Fillbustsrs might stick one pin
thar-ays, two ofthsm. TO make sure
GU. .. AGRICULTURAL FAm-The NTH
annual exhibition u the u. :. Agricultural
Society, will be held At Louisville. NY, com
rnencing on Monday next. and Is attracting
very general attention. The eornPstition
will no, be confined to any one State OF sec |
tion. hut viii embrace oil the States and
Csnsdss several fine herds Of cattle ere
aid 10 be now on their way thither irom
Ws,rs New York and Canada. The display
- a.,,,s ana horses and stock Of oil kinds
viii no doubt be highly interesting The
sxhiLifion will continue one week. The
legality Chosen for the fair " the grounds OF
the Southwestern Agricultural and Mechan-
zeal Association. which are we'll adapted for
the purpose.
tETwo thousand two. hundred and six
teen u. ) Mounted Rihemen. from Carlisle
Barracks. passed through Pittsburgh on
Thursday last for New Mexico, taking the
cars for ST. Louis, via the Pittsburgh. Cieve-
land aud Cincinnati Railroad.
cE-FEEp CirE. charged with stealing 81
800 from the L. ) Express Companys Office,
at Marshall. Indiana, and in which he plead
guilty, has been sentenced TO twelve months
in the county JAIL fined 800, and aisiran-
chised for hive Years.
cTSrASD BACK. ILLi>oIs AND Iowa.
W. Pitcher, amateur farmer near Madison,
Indiana, has raised one hundred and eighty
! three bushels 81 oats ON one and three-qGar
ter acres Of land Madison tid.) Cour.
Cyan exchange says. speaking OF a
| grand ball at Saratoga. Miss----wss gu
PURIFY dressed I'm phi's wois.. and roses
IN her hair r. gentleman in the Georgian
costume, viz spur and shirt collar. should
| have been her us a vis
Victorins first Telegraphic Despatch
to Mr.. Buchanan--' President -On earth,
'o..-Bosfoa Po1 r."
| tH-The celebrated artist. who crowd 50
naturally that the son rose three hours be.
fore lie time. has recently finished picture
deitul fidelity to nature that !. cant he seen
in the day time
VERY Olp-An Illinois paper says
there Is q man in nlhcy 40 dirty that the Us
SCISSORS put him down - real estate
| cX-lhc Washington States saws that PEG
pie run great risks in eating crabs at this
season Of the year Nobody thinks of the
risks the crabs run-Boston Post.
4 understand You are in the milk bust
ness Bones
Yes Sam. said he. Isc now in the milk
business-iuss iitc bisncss-pays we'll
Glad to hear II Bones.
Bun fcllcr met me the udJer iav, and
says he, Bones. y"n orier shinqlr dem cows
OF yourn
''Aingic Your cows Why. wot in lie
world did he aN YOU to Shingie lie cows
for
Bones took a long breath. ami casting u
sly glance at sam. replied
10 keep dr rater from ,pn,m' "a de
milk =
The renowned imported stallion Glen
ce died at the stables of Mr.. Keen Rich
ards. IN Scott county, Ky on Tuesday last
He was splendid racer in England in his
y0ung days. and subsequently the sire Of
some oi the finest horses on the American
continent He was &c years old
Mira Mary T. Decker. wife of John 4. Deck
er. Of Caddo. La became insane recently
from reading work on spiritualism, and
drowned herself She was ~ years of age
and leaves . children, the Youngest an in
tant ut the breast.
sales OF the products Of entire orchards
haze been made in Marietta, O. at 81 rs
and 81 40 FER bbl, or about so cents per
bush, delivered on the Ohio river
The late robbery on the Columbia Rail
road hear Lancaster. has de, clipped the eX-
istence Of band Of lawless desperadoes "a
extensive as that of the Gap outlaws
VIM Burnett was arrested in Baltimore
| on Sunday. on the c.arpe ,f picking ths
pocket OF J. Rcdgesa Of $500, in Phiiadel-
phia, Two yeara ago.
The Maryland State Agricultural Society
holds its annual exhibition in October. com
mensing ON the goth
A steamboat pilot, named John jackson,
from Port Byron. III was killed on the 2lst
Glt. AT 81 Paul
Thomas p. Bullman an old resident Of
Easton. Pa was drowned ia the basin of
the Delaware canal on Thursday hight.
To since the progress of the race appears
I" be the great purpose OF Providence, it be
comes us all TO ,enerate the future. We
must he ready to sacrifice ourselves Tor the
coming generation. as they in their turn
must live for their prosperity Guess it
would he as we'll to count now upon n con
siderable number of that same sort" but
we fear seltishness i, yet too much in the
ascendant
&c The moment n man is satisfied with
himself everybody else is dissatisfied with
him
GA gentleman named Martcn. married
lady of the name of Martin. II was re-
marked by wag that such marriage had
fairly knocked tho lady's eve out.
Why is n woman in love like man
OF profound knowledge! kase she under
stands iIe ht "A lo rta MI al oh ANA.