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~ ?. KNAPP tsuccessor Of Knapp 4 Reinon, }
W would return sincere thauks 70 the patrons 81
the old nr, for the very liberal support extended to
them, end hopss b. renewed eecrts on his part TO
receive In future liberal share Of patronage from
discriminating public. He will at all times have In
store full and complete stock Of 0oods both STAPLE
and Fancy, Of the best and most fashionabe styles
which he nstters himself he will sell ct pricts which
csnno, fail to meet the views Of oil buyers He q.
tends IN invitation 20 ALL 70 cali and looh through
his warercoms, No lie Claire Row.
Davenport October 3, 16oe-dtf
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NOTICE il hereby given, that an election viii b.
IN held ct the usual places Of holding such slec.
tions in esch precinct IN Scoss county for the
of four Prvsidsntol Electors for the Seate Of Iowa.
And also at came time and place. viii be elected one
De~eate 70 the CQnventoa TO revise the
Of the state Of lows.
In testunonr I hsv. set my hand this 10th day Of
October, 1855. w L. COOK,
octiI IA vtA County judy.
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BANKING.
TAl.l.MAN, POWERS 4 MCLEAN
D.1.vKERS,
And Dealers IN ExehanSe.

- - ~ n Port &, low q
once, Aradv avesf, bcfsceen Seco~d and m
sSreets
ExcHANGE on all the principal cities 81 the o.
II TED states, 8reat Britain, Irclsnd. and conf
mental Europe bought aud sold
Notes AMI drafts collected, and ..proceess vsmitt
70 any part Of III" United states. ut lowest sstss
Exchange.
Collections " notes, drsnr. accounts. legscies .
tnh.rfsne"t mad" In all parts Of the United STATE
Csnsdin and Europe.
Stocks ami Bonds bought and sod on cummissIo
and divide ME collected
Land Warrants bought. sold and located
ExchAnge On Chles IN ~ Usised sseesA
Carpenter b vern,iiss, New Yorb city
Albany City Hank. Albany. kev YorS;
buSslo City BANK, buffalo, New Yorb;
BANK ~ Conmrrcs, Boston, Massat busetts;
rrs'.eAm.n's hank. Pbiisdeiphis, p~mnsyi. an
N.Teh Msnufactur, ~ Sank, Prtss,saya p.
AcRiD q 90, Baltimore, Nj,
Gilmore d Brotherton Cincinnati, Oh,.s
Lness SiB,onds, st Ions, No.
Citiarnr' Bank, New Orieans, Ia;
X swim. Brotk.r 4 Johnstou, Ch,csSa. an,
septe-d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

DIX. ], McCORTNEY

nFFEkS hts professional services to the citizens
~ OF Davenport and vicinity.
Once In Wiley xunGer's new building, corner Of
o urth Brady streets.
Refer to George L. Davenport, James ". Caniieli
ssps1T
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

FL II ~ ER& UNION
INSURANCE COMPANY
BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
fash Capital, paid up On fail.
o9O0,OOO.
}. h. cAHNxLD, Ssc't. HoaAoa Wnlmsou, Anssy
am prepared to tahe 1isks and isspe Policies for
the above Cempanis. These CompenissslseAin ~.
tstons for (straess, promp lNsss and responsibility
shch render them two Of De sounstand eoaeet III
and Marine Companies In the United otsteo
JAMIE 7. H1LDkETH, Assent.
Pcss Opcs bllld6ao, Brady 81, Dcesr0o,f.
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COLLlNGWOOD ROUTE.
ThrouGh
LAKES MICHIGAN AND HURON
To COLLEVG WOOD,
AND THENCE BY THE
Ontario. SincOe 1 Huron Railway
TORO.N'TO!
Connecting with
Steamers on Lake Ontario,

TIVE "Chicago aud Ccllingwood Route" arst q.
t-bl'sheh last season, has received well meritd
distinction from :he en'ir" Pr's and the Travelling
Pubic, and haB been universally char.csers- a. the
most rozn &c, pleasant aud popular Route ever "a.
tabshed n the rnion Thr entire arr ang, ient, for
1856 have peea made With the view rendering ,hi.
Great Lake Route the most oonifcrtahie pi-s4snt
ami systrastic ID business srrRng merit.
II Is the route for the Business Mar, the Tourist
and be Pleasure eseker. II abounds wi n the Wild.
est and sTandest .eenery-fc beautiful shores Of
Lake Michigan ard the Isiets decking the northern
oniet tho classic Island ~ Nacxinac, the tradi.
t.onary Msniiorllr ISLANDS thc home Of the Indian
SPIRIT OF the Lakes); and the rnvroremir-,,kr Isles
Of Georgian Bayform series NJ ps ssed
On 4 he northern continent,
The Boats are luxuriousr furnished for night trav.
el and BY sailing arrangement the daylight pass.
ed at the o. rats and among the islsnds Heal dust
and railroad dscomforts are a-oiie In the hottest
days OF summer. travellers enjoy q gentle Lske
breeze.
At Msckinsw. Boats maxi Connection o. ssplt Ste
Marie and Lake Superior.
On arfivign az Toronto pssrgpgers can in d few
hours visit the Great Suspenson Bridge and the Fails
OF Niagara, or trip II through the Thousand Islands
and the Rapids of the st. Lawrence boats from ~
rontocross Lake Ontario 10 the night TO
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER,, OswEdO, cAPR Vim.
CENT, OGDENsBURGB, KINGSTON
and MONTREAL
Thence connect with Railroads 10
ALBAHT HxH YORE BOSTON. PHlLADEL-
PHIA,
And all other Eastarn Cities
TIE following magnificent Passenger toats comprise
the Line
KRYSTONE STATE, Capt. J . Richards,
BUCKEYE STATE. Cspi ChamberiIn.
NIAGARA Capt Miller.
QUEEN CyTY, Capt VIM watts
The LOse6StMssA.
Cant DAVENPORT; viii run between Collinswod |
and Green Ray, connecting with Tie regular nne 10
Mackinss,
The bats win leave Chicago, on Tuesday. Thur.
day and Saturday evenings, At O'clock, touching NJ
" sukcsau, Keposhs, Racine, Milwaukee, shnboyrsn,
n spitovcc, Two Rivers and Aacknst.
n TICKETS through, or 10 any point on the |
route can be obtainsd on board tho Boats 81 the
Once, I25 South water Street, Chicago
Por fur her information Apply on board or N
0ODFRKY BRYANT,
Passenger Asef.i q .-sr
HAS REED, Proprietor al
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PIANO PORTE WARE ROOM!

NO. 9. 1t CLAIRE ROW, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
"R have good stock of6 Is, STA, SIS and
w Octave Picnos on hand. embracing sin,os
everyvare,y Of style and prices, from the plain
tac frame TO the new expensive kind, With carving
pearl keys &C., from the factories OF Boardmsn, Grey
: b., Albany; Lighte, Newton ! Bradbury; Haines
Brothers ! Cummings; Firth. Pond I Co., New rerk
All Of which warranted to give satisfaction .r ~
sale. Orders from abroad are solicited. Purchaser
Will be ~ well served BY ordering ~ II they were
sent 70 select for themselves. The article will pi.ay.
b found - represented We likewise have On hand;
very ane stock Of Guitars, pioiias, Taffad., A~.
Merchandise Of every description, 1ess Music &C
oc:16da! CRANDALL H.(sGiNs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

EDMUND CANFIkLD PES. H&NkY DAHDg. &c.
HENRY CHAPMAN, Treas'T
Q. =. 0slHEsT, CenesvI Agent md surveyor.
Tais Company was orsAiused On tine 9Th Cay u
March, A. D. 1854, under Special Charter frUm elns
The most favorable suspGes. Its estab,l huent hes
teen upon nrm aud reliable basis, and n view Of
Its stability, souDdssss ard psrmsurcy, sanks ~ one
OF The nrst Insurance Companies In the couftry 70
dasge By Fire psrils Of the -, hey ssg esve
' " REFERExCss:
Nsssrs Stone 4 Witt, Cltv land, d.
williams 4 Az ny, Chicago.
Norton Brsher,
" Stone Boomer,
A. s. Durand. Pres,t Racine 4 Miss. RAirssA.
a;rn. c, Northrup Cssh'r Rae. Co Rank.
VIM. p Lynte. ESQ, Milwaukee.
q. Conroe, Ksq., Racine.
Henry Fsrnsm, Pres't Chicago 4 Z. J. Railsoed.
| A. siitrrt Cs-h' Com hank. 0hHags.
Dar r. Rhcics, Esq., Cleveland. o.
Hon. John q. Brrslin, TrcAss Of State, Columbus.
Thos Campbell, Rsa., Springfield, III.
| Hon. H. Chamberiin, 81. Louis. No.
| Nessrs. Wadsworth, Wells I Scycsmore. Chicaeo.
Aessr- II. Burch & Co., Chicasc Rank
| Non. Vim. Medill, Governor Of Ohio.
| M-ssrs. q. " Sizer L Co. ChicaFo,
- JUDD Smith Pratt, Dixon, Iii.
| WIN. Blanchard, ESQ, Morris, IA.
Hon. VIM. Treyitt, SEC, Of state, 0ciumbos,".
| Messrs. II. c. 4 u. G Cook 4 Co., Rockford, III.
u. Wheeler 4 Ss,n, Aurora.
| Nesnish c. re, ESQ. BufYalo. n 7.
WIN. .. Fuidy, ESQ, Springfield,
Hon. T W. Rarlty, Judge Juprems Court, Asnsnsid
OHIO.
Gen ! Cnrn, Springfield, III.
Richard lvsrs, RsQ.. It Ions, No.
Agent al Davenport sud Rock Island.
| OFFICE, Davenport, At the STATE DEMocRA'
Once Post Once Building Brady Street
1 July S-tf
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chicago / Rsck Island Railreal
Spvtss0 .as-rNsag espee,ef ,

OPGSes0 arrangement,
I'm and after Monday April isth 1855, and until
Ofurh-r notice trains viii leave Rock Island dsiIy
Sundays excpted, ~ fciiow-
LIST mail train al 500 A n
ID express, stopping enly nj the principal
stations si 10 AS A II
al night express stopping at AL stations sl0PM
eth freight, With I'd class cars M . 20 A n
Tralns arrive Of Rock is',nd flsily, Sundays rs-
ceptei, A. foiiows
tsI p4Ai eApi.u,as o.WA n
II espIer-, stopping Uni, At pin stations 400 r H.
u mail train ~ 0IbP. n,
eth freight, with "a class al S3bP.M.
All Trans over this r,,si la direct conuex al
Chicago with tIaiIs 6'th tho MtliEan Southern,
and Michigan CeBtrsi q u 10 sni from Detroit To-
l.do, Cleveland, Columbus, Cnciiiaii. Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara fsile, Aibsny. Now York
Philatcphis, Bsltini"rr aud Washington Al-o Of
Lasxlie with trails IL the Illtials apItrsl Mad
North 10 6alenE snd south IN 81 ionu ard C.iTo IN
which pisces ticket. eau b. pIoctr.sl of
n. HrkPiiKNS, Ticket Agent,
q Depot reet lNni
Passenger l.n,irI. ri Tho tI.o.t its.f giving
distinct directions the destination u The. Az
Gage ALSO To procure tickets hcfof taking tne. ri,
in the cars tbs conductors collect tsrr. osi, tra-
tons on the Inns q III. ChcAgp hkAck isiaui tsigusi
J0NN Y TRACY, snr.sv{rf..t.rt
". II. wB1sAg, Asst Eupt.
Rock Island Arrilf lars id,G
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06
DRY COODS AND GROCERIES
Wilson .. N.ARLET:
WHOLESALE CROCERS.

POST OFYICk bCILUN6.
DAvOnH2oEts IOWA.
TEs1Nll TEs10St1
JO0 Hsif Chests Inpereria,
Youna Uyson aed tSabppvtsr;
80 haif chests Ooions and SouchsIs,
NO CutiJies frvtn q to ~ st-.
,t +aq - Bosrs Pain ScaB
~ boys vafi-gAfed SOAP:
10 eoxes Shaving soaps
% boxes Transparent soap;
Aboxes CASTLE SoaI.
10 boxes Pickles,
100 hoxss Tsmato. osi.ul and PeDSer
100 bnres Of various brands Of choice Tobsrro,
10000 Cuba sxesCtGsu;
1900 imported Ciesv,
200 boxes No and scaled Hcrrins.
20 bbis MAckefel,
70 half bbis MACK rel,
~ kits Mack-rei &c family use.
10 bb!s ami k-ss Of AoAssei
% bids Of Sugar;
o. dos Ned Cords.
60 tols IL Dried Apples,
50 Sacks of dried PEACHES,
100 boxes new Rsi-ens;
20 bbis esd Nuts;
400 byIss ass'c 0lass,
tDOkes asst NADs;
800 do1 Tumbers,
6pscss Of eli kibds,
wo@d and Willow War.
Brushes, &c BIC.
~ bbls CIDER vinegar.
Together with iarse stock Of other articles al O
which viii srii on reasonable terms,
eI2tD WILSON VARJFv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

RIGS! 0s1GS! Bs40Sl
4 MANUFACTURED BY the Cbicsao Dss MsnufAc,o
Mn. Randolph street, corner Of Ciask, Chicago.
RL<UR, BUCKwHRAr. CORN MEAL, h Il, FAR
NERe. OSNABURC AND SeA1IEsS
GRAIN SACKS
uhrniahed upon the shortest noticu, snd q the
louAst market prices. The designs l6f brsnAns IN
ae1 original, end ut 70 - sgTpaeseA h this coun.
'ls asa nsD... Z Il; ~; assa o.s....
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'sHu wHrrHftH bohxht, sold sild IOcated.
EXchAsxe On CNtee In 0he QuAsrA $500,


2D6~
Denlsss In GSchsass ssA Lond Wassss
Erehaage on tAs prinsipsl css,ss sffAs Union
sots IN sumo 10 sui pnrcAsssss
All business pertaining 10 Bsuking promptly .
tended 10
--kLVLa TO
Bshh u AIncries, New York
OCEAN Bank, D..
American Exchange Bank, New York
tsep. n. Pinckard, Pres't Bank Of New (,siesa.
ksyenna Bank, RAvenna, Ohio.
Darby barksfisie, Bankers, St. Loui.
bafeiey b kichey. BrOkefs Piitsbusgb
y hoblry, ksq., banker, Dubuque.
Nenry Miller, Eco, Cincinnati.
NICHOLS, 1xD4LL 4 CO., Dsvsnpsss,0s~
LIE. N1CkOLI.A 3 CO., Dseeyoh. I.
N1CkOLLS 3 CO. nseWasvilDs Aolonesse
Exchange Brokers and Res
Estate Agents.
Land Warranfs Bought, Sold cad LscsssS IN 1
" bsAoin" District, Iowa. r. Doig- District lov
Council Binfh Sieux CITY
Dac0rah Rruwnsyiiie Mir,
large amount N City Property Improves Far
and Vacant Land. throughout thc state FOR ssla
favorable Terms We invite attsnts.a 10 orr cat,
iosue Of Real Estate. Maps, Prsfts, Abstrae,s, 4
offices % Maia g., Seush q asce.A
lapSdtf DAVENPORT IOWA
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Quick Sales and Small Profits.
Chicago Nleam lDye Works.

u1C0S0 Olc4U I've WOTkSs
NyE would respectfully inform tho Ladies' % Dav-
w export tina: We have established q: i2s Sosii,
Clark Street befv-e Madison and Washington SIS
Paacy Dyeisg and Securing Essahitsh.
meat.
Every description OF silk, Saiir and woD'ci
Shswis ana Dresses are Dy,d Ctan and R.-'otes
e. their original perfcc,-n. craped Shawl dyed
any shade sso, Lac Curtain clesnde, h"achcd srf
warranted 70 lnJk like new Orders from The country
promptly attended -.
COOK BROTHERS
ieI1tO l2a South Ciaik 81. B .ca.
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chicago, Alton i 81. Lsuis h. \.
40a s
Alh-LlNE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago aud 80. I. Ouis.


rs'ns ledre Chicago for ~. LoAis and iWfsrmS.
dilute places
Aceosnodancn Train, lsano.y : earspssd) SB0An
Gxpress Train, Saturday, exceptxd) 1llVPa
S'ufSs lsacs -. LoSts S6v Chicago asd Sns>,vns.
dsafe places.
Accommodation Tram, <sunoay &c acspaedl /; v0A
express Trsin tsHturdsy's excepted 1907 =
Trains run directly thTonen, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield Cariin,illc anu Alton.
wirsinsssn - thls ss~1lsMahs direct connections
tn Joliet Cut On and Michigan Central ksuro.d u,
Joliet, making this the Shortest 9nicxst, az re-
liable route bstveen 1t Lvau aud New YORK, - ssou
Philadripuis, aud the Hast.
With Illinois Central h. n ~ nlo0mlnrson, for La
SADIE. Mcndo.a and Cairo.
III Crest Western Of iiiisos =, Springfield, for
hscatur and Naples.
With all the Railroads emerging from Ghcsgo
s'th daiy line Of Packets at a Louis for Keokuk
New Orleans, aud Missouri Rvss.
Through T'oActs los sl places mcntoned above can
Dc procured a. sli the principal uctes ocss In the
United ctatss, aud u the oGn.rs
In 81, Louis In Chicago
ense, On Levse. ate Trcnop, House.
kIOH'D =. MORGAN, ~, pupt.
D1laSHinRtOn. Ian -
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WITH LARGR AND INCRRA0lN0 SUM- ! RI.
CBIpIa
Securely invested ueer The sanction and sprr "a, N
the Comptroller Of Prbilc Accounts
Jas. o. Walker, PrsSs. John I. Bruce, Vice p,s,r
9lias Gan. 9scr'y Z. DtchesOan. 0enersl Ascn,
John =. Adlsr, \. D. Medical R1a9insr.
Applications received By WNilom AIlen. Once in
Post O0oe DuildtnG.
iesAAN DAvmpORT IOWA
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IlllIl Ill K Collar,
Chicago Law Book store.
ID. ID. COOKE Il CO..
Law Book Sellers,
l35 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.

HE1p q III unss fall seock Of The various Legal
n Work., ETC., for sale q Eastern prices.
TAs pgoesi0n viii And II for their Interest 70 write
70. or make psrseoa appicaston 1t ths Establishment
ere Constantly proving about.
Al books sold b ~ are warranted Of the --latest
occur, 4 yin 3 peonptly reesAed.
complete descriptive Law catalogue will be sent,
gsotis, q application. Orders for any Law Book
D1hsd mt his country o. IN Europe, viii be prompt
y ss,.ssaeds Q. New Books and new Aeate keports
sss regularly received sna supplied.
On hand 4 al tines, the following:
Eats Oomnenta1iss. whastoaS osinhai Law.
snishs :. Scs:ons on een.rss's.
01stis, Chhty
cc.s sgeG n,:..:on, soM !.
Wnissd. ers.nisars sviesue..
fayios's Nd. philips
oay on Insanity, 1oocoes Or.
0eegyr ObuAies Of Lava, Drake on Aaaoehment,
Psooaasosy nesss, Dssrill On As.tgnnsaas,
Pastn@shtps, osAgVick % Damages,
Dennsnts, ArGAhoid O.. Pleading,
ASency, esosyt 19nity Feeding,
His q Ixchangs, 0niiAs Mercantile Law,
AnRel . Aassou Copoe6, WHAsb Anssican Law,
z:sds: 9 e: CO, ! 2 ! -. : s1s''
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AesD0ee, 0oeD00.
80 a. e ca; = - "a: "a 90: sas
se3e0 ooe10 9oo0 - 1sesy -.
nnnos AND CLOAK snImmlnoo-Nsv sGnes
~ 81 ea1s = MoU Tea psoe1I e J0UYsD
0o1Uoo ~ - - Qsss1p
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rentbrytnGen
SARAH n. Brown

, Chosyo 4dr !, l6SA.
lave uasst Professor Wo,x's Hair kr,to,af n
decided advantage II prevents the hair from tsii,1
orl, fse,u gloss and seftnc.. very d-,irsk,-
me ~ ray hsifs Bad. have cstivs,y dseapppsoed
v'EEs y ~ Mmiiy nsss ND H. 81 cousUs voeksu
IN prnuonnctnr II 81 n Processes "a u. " -
HENRY A. Cl.ARk, NEh,eao Avvnps
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q Lesta Sept. - le67.
DR. q. J wOOD-aas: have used nearly thr,
bottles Of yonr Hair Restorative, and have found I'll
ed"ct very satisisftory. u has entirsly ssreA Al
danirnn from my bead, and restored my hal, 10 nj
oriSinsl color which hsd becou,c quite srsy.
WIN TRUNDAlC
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LAAR.A r AMAAl FLVUHN
From the MAQuoKETA UNION MILLS which We
will stii al the cheapest rates
Ps. Goods dc,rre' to city customers free OF
charge,
RYAN McCARN.
aug Z; -tf-ttsaxatte copy
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- so'd st ~ MARKET n, Get, q. Louis, NO., %
Broadway, New York, \ d By Ill Druesisss ever
where. All kinds Of family patent medicines for ssl
on the best possible terms, ~ Prof wocds saaHsssl
mont, liz Market srees. H. Leuis
Bold here by all the Druggists, and by eli rocW,.
Druggists everywhere. | Jylsi-tw-vl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-10-30

pilates. Krmer, $50 Ocean, Norton, $50 Janus, Winslow, 800
Menker, Bloomfield, 200; Wavery, West, COG; VIM. Badger
Brraley, 20; Magnolia. Cox, 1000 Roman I'd, Biackmer, l,4oc
Eliza Adams, Halves, 1900 Pocahontas, Butter, Zo Nmrod,
Baker, 5 wis; Fabius, 9 whales-the two last got nothing since
the LIST of June in Japan Sea Cossack, Trip, 1000; Lydia,
y. 3, Gulf about last of July. The ships are doing but little
about here now, and the most of them are leaving fer the Shan
tar Islands. and win stop there late, some perhaps viii get a
thousand bbls, and one-half win get nothing there.
The 18th Of August L sailed for west coast Kamschatka; as l
was coming out I exchanged signals with sh Thos. Nye, bound in.
came in this morning with both cables and anchors gone-got
one from sh Roman. The sh Mount Vernon, Nye, was lost in
the ice sometime in June-the Barnstable saved her oil, 300 bbs,
Capt. Nye is on board the Barnstable. There is but little over
half the quantity of the oil taken in the north part of this sea
this year that there was last. Last year, at this time, there was
a number of ships with 1000 barrels and over, and quite a num-
Der with over 1900, and now there is but one with $500, and but
8 with over 1900 bbls.
July 9th, ship Marengo had 800; Montreal, 900 Three
Brothers, Nantucket, 800 Onward Norton, 400. West coast
Kamschatka, Aug. "a, spoke sh Joseph Mtiggs, Coffin, 400,
nothing since last report, been into Tenisk and lost both cables
and anchors. He reports sh Janus and Nimrod, each one whale
since the 18th. July Goth, John Rowland picked up a small
and saw his boats fast to a small whale same day. Aug. 80, ship
Rosseau, Pope, 400 this season. Sept. eth, sh Omega, Haws, $50;
Lydia, Leonard, 25 Cor. Rowland, Luce, 600 Wolga, Crowel,
500 9th, spoke French sh LIE Tour de Pin, 4 days from Tarnisk,
reports no whales, and ships all left 18th, Florida, Williams,
1000. Oct. 2, lat. As N. long. 1879 E. exchanged signals with
bark Woga, steering d. ALEX. q. TAYLOR.
Report of ship Liverpool, Barker June "a, Alice Frazier,
Newell, 800 SIP 25th, Cleone, Simmons, 3 whales. July 3Oth,
Tamerlane, Winslow, 300 do, Italy, Weld, 5 whales. Aug. 3,
Levi Starbuck, 3 do 10th. ". G. Nye, Soue, 5 do. Sept. 1t,
VIM. Thompson, White, 4 do oath, Albion, Kinds, 1900.
Ship Erie experienced a heavy gale early in the season, lost
two boats, started her cut-water, carried away her "Ioiun'', and
commenced leaking some.
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MEMORANDA.

dLo, Oct. q.
LEAR Sa,-i have to advise you Of the Latour du Pin. of
haVre, kiveilong, from ochotsk, $50 bbls eis season-has taken
1000 ois the voyage, and 80 bbls sperm has no later reports
OF ships than those already reported.
since writing You the above, I have to advise of the arr;vo ~
this port OF the ship Hibernia, OF N. B., HunneweIl. from Rber-
ing Sea, $50 bls this season Capt. Hunnewen had his coIIar
bone broken by a whale, but is now nearly recovered--ba Loot
Bird mate, who died from injuries received by a wbale-bas oIIa
a foremost hand badly hurt, probably crippled for life Cant
Hunneweil reports some IL Is ships on that ground an HAVING
done very well, the same number averaging 600, and some %
ships from ECO to 500 bbls each, and thinks the ships chat stop
lse viii all do well-has seen plenty of whales.
am, Sir, yours respectfully, B. PrraAN.
Bark Yankee left San Francisco, Oct. 8, with strong breeze
from MY, lasting two days, when we had five DAYS calm. since
made 0wyhee. ~
hspoRT OF ship John HoacLand, Taylor July 10, spoke ship
1ysaa, Leonard, 20 bbls, off west coast Kamschatka same do.
- lsomuius, Mystic, 8 wis Gath, Janus, Winslow, 500 bbIs :
2ssno henry kneeland, Whalon, so Manuel Ortez. Heustis. &
MMAs. Angnst 2, went into Fabius Bay, and saw sh Euphrates
ssos1 =; r.. 1siph. she reports as follows: up to Aug. J. banks
osoars ss.ss, l,oo0 Endeayor, Horsley, $50; Alice. Penny. $50;
oiNke, IVY; Gen. Scott, Cough. 400 sh Moctezunoa
Ease TUT Cor Rowland. Luce, 450. Monte7uu1a Forsvthe'
~ 1870 Ems, eayitt, $50; Robin Hood, mckinley, 400 ;
Lil1oles SoSh, 70; Cambria, Pease, S5O; Nav Wood eSs
Irhaest TABOR, 900 Sheffield, Green, 700 Oregon. T1dridee
4o0s Abraham Barker, Barker, 20. In Tanisk. mn = A. 1r 70
reports ara Splendid Smith, 90 Huntsville, Grant. 500 e. e.;
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THURSDAY ocT. 20. 1856.

THURSDAY, OCI. ~, 1900.
Trade has been very quiet during the past week, with no very
important transactions beyond supplies made to the whale ships
In port. We note the arrival during the week of the Yankee,
FIy'ng Dart and John GiLpin, all from San Francisco, bringing
some fourhundred tons of merchandise and shingles. The Yam
Aee and Flying Dart return soon to San Francisco, the latter
via Kauai, where she viii take in a cargo of oranges and sweet
potatoes. The John Gilpin VIII take in a cargo ofoil for the Us.
The firm of Allen & Co. have been obliged to suspend and
have gone into bankruptcy. During the past twelve months they
have lost three vessels, two engaged in the lumber trade, ana
one in the whaling business, making a total loss OF about
$4,000. Their liabilities are stated to be about 100000, assets
will realize 8 to II per cent. J. F. B. Marshall and Thos. Brown,
commissioners The sale of their stock in trade takes place
to morrow.
Advices from E. H. Allen, ESQ.,, by the mail from New York,
state that the prospect of his obtaining a loan for the Hawaiian
Government, was very fair. Negotiations had not been closed,
but no doubt was entertained of obtaining 100000 at 8 per cent
interest.
The Hawaiian Flour Co. made a cash sale Of 200 bbls Of their
-four last week, on private terms, for export to Hong Kong by
the Sea Serpent. This shipment will tend to relieve our market,
which is now well stocked with California, Oregon and domestic
brands. A large portion of the whalers being bound home, such
vessels, instead of being purchasers, generally have some -four
to dispose Of