Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

J was selected from the herd imported b,
4 Hon. Erastns Corning. of Albany. n L.
and Is OF the pnrest Hereford blood. Tn.
4 point Of precedence Of this stock Is claim
"a upon the quality Of the beef and butter
ihe herefords Were originally bred by the
I: English. with view to produce class Of
cattle which should afford the best quality
Of beef The English nation, which is the
greatest beef consuming community in the
world, claim that they have In the Hereford
quality of beef which cannot be excellei.
Such Is undoubtedly the case. Mr. Cannon
mas nine thoroughbred Herefords, purchas-
ed at an expense of $1,000.
The Alderney or Jersey breed comes next.
Chs class is reared for milk and butter
done. The animals are small but hand.
s1rne, and prodace the richest milk and
sweetest. yellowest butter ofany other class
OF stock. Mr.. Cannon has SIX pure blood
Ell Attorneys, which cost 81 200.
Mr.. Cannon's stable OF horses il well 80
selected and comprises six thorough -nre aus.
twenty brood mares, saveral fine stainops.
~,
The stallion "France" is one Of the foes.
horses in America, and has the folloalLg
pe!i.ree:
sired BY imported Glencoe he by Suitar.
lst dam sired by Wagner, he BY Sir Char.
I'd dam, Auna Merry by sum, ,,ter, he b. Sir
hchy. Sd dam, Grecian Princess. bv Cook
or Black burns "Whip," he Lv imported
Whip ith dam ,ien. Hampton Para |
gor, lie by FlimnaI. 9TH dam. Daniel /
hunts Figure Mare, by DR.. Hamilton's i'm /
ported Figure. 9Th dam Old Sumcrkin, I
by imported Wilair, he ~ Cade .th dam
ieianeys Cuo Mare, by Cub he bv Old I
foX- oih dam, by Second, She was also the
lam OF the good racer Amaranthus. 9th I
lam, Startling. she also the dam Of Leeds.
op and Flash, good racers. 10th dam, Old
Partner
See American Turf Register, VOL
;, Page $50, also Vol 4. Pages Il, l13. $40
md 653.
At his stable will also be found the cele.
'rated Jaeh deacon Darden, bred by Col.
l. !. Ch-istman, Of Jessamin County, Ky.
lie Is FOURTEEN HANDS TuELE 1NcilEs ur.u. ,>b
ROWING. As tor bone, muscle and 7inew he
une4ualied by any Jack in the State and
VII challenge comparison with any in the
nion.
Of the quality of This stable Of horses
here is no question, AMI We take pleasure
n recommending it to the consideration Of
took growers
FOR his endeavors to improve the breed of
attic and horses in this State Mr. Cannon
hould have high praise. Last week he at
ended Calef d Jacoby's stock sale of thor
ugh breeds at Springfield, Illinois, and pur.
hased largely. This IL :, matter, as we said
efore, which should command more extern
We attention among our farmers. I he cost
breeding pure hlooded stock is undoubt- I
lily less than that of breeding "a scrub ,
ace, the quality of viii b, either for dairy,
rm, road OF market use is very unreliable !
ur State is peculiarly adapted to stock
rowing, AM if helrorer attention be Civ {
/ to the matter, Iowa Will soon rank sec
ld to none in this all important particu-
r.
To all who feel interested in stock matters
e would cordially recommend that they ;
Ike the iirst opportunity to look through i
+. Cannons stables, and satisfy them
Ives OF the great superiority oil his seec-
ons c