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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16
HsE BEHAVIOR N 4 STORM.

On ascending 70 the deck at 8 O'Clock. aud taking
cur position on the elevated grating n her bow. we
saw the leviaihan, before 50 dead. 40 applrently. inert.
AMI ~hich bad been passing through the waters Ike
some spectral island, quicken with life and bend with
a -l5w grandeur 10 the motion o. the 50. THANK
God, she rolls - exclaimed an e<| erienced Cficer on
her hrst trial trip, when she was caught IN a series Il
heavy pillows of Portland Race. AMI IL va with
something Ike the same ebuilition Of delight that We
saw the mighty ship cast her silent disposition Of and
mark her obeisaDce 20 the still mightier deep Her
motion Was n gentle and majestic swing from side 70
srie, 70 the extent OF three Or fur degrees, and now
s1d then, when 3 bsllow fell away from her how. and
= swell ~ the SANG time would roii underneath her
stern, sue would mildly yield her head, not short and
sudden, with. = plehian start. bat With a nouarch's
measured grace, - IL she felt herself 20 be the master.
and only yielded % the courteous laws Of life IL Was
e great treat 90 see he: thus leaning her way from
side 70 side through tho parting waters, while good
siIel ships. which we're then in sight, we're rolling
uneasiiy or pitching from stem O. stern Il Fas ike
some accomplished SKINNER VINO sweeps flrwari
z~r1cefaIly hand over hand, compared 10 a clumsy
novice VINO barely manages t. keep himself aacrt
through the rsPuiity Of n short, digging motion.
The Grsqt EGJtsTH wIs alive. bat mighty a. she Wa.
sns Ess still aDenabie 10 that vast thrOD aud pulss-
ticn OF the sen. which - mightIer tnan the mightiesr.
Nevertheless shs proved. by the comparison before u,
ner Superiority to ali ordinary ships as well asr 20 any
Disturbing melton. In fact. her soft undulatious
gave actual relief and pleasure 10 every one who stood
upon her deck. And all the while this motion was
upon her the s<itties we're played n one Of the after
holds Nevertheless, ist Il De noted here, that the
theory that s1ps AOOVe a certain size VIII mlrc1
through the save superior TO the perturbation of the
sea. IS ended by our experiment forever. He- motion
did not succeed in making = single person seA-sick.
E1onga there were among cur passengers several who
bad never been to sea before. Nothing could be
more beautiful than 10 stand upon the elevated graf
ing ia her bow. and see her stern lft itself msjes-
ticaliy against the sky, as We dropped into some
yielding wave before rs or 10 behold heT rising side
ways TO her equilibrium. like some f~rOlickIng beauty
lifting her shoulder ia her downy bed. I could
hardly realize. - I viewed her buoyant step upon the
deep. that 10 ,OO0 plates Of iron. representing 1900
tons of liners mccall, al~mped by 9.elo,1Oo rivess. aud
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E0r 8 ale
BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
The Carsoes of the British Banks
NELSON,'
AND KATHLEEN"
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Dry Goods.
Blue so,;9ns: Whit so''2n- s"rsr4as sH'i 81 eo'5Sn''
yeuoS prints, plain Iursey red cloth, SinE-
hams, Fryuca lawns, mole'sius .briltanies,
plain AID .'acy :'iSs, hie'. FaA. lawns
cotton handkerchief. printed
Jorl-rei haudkerchiet>,
'i lysfir.. r ar-l-
Key reido,
LTSEN
taalSerclitfs.
deUims riding hats.
umbrellas, sewing cotton, blue
and scarlet s-r-e shirts. pilot jackets,
alpaca coats, mosquito netting, linen n,ouse,
merinos. aipacs-, plain AID figured, suTerdne and common
cloths. ladies straw hi-s' oro'L = ot''n nan nose se"ns suA
mems fvl; hats. six haats -rc-". oper"L- SO eLH
shepherds plaid. blue :TI.rl flannel. plain hlue flannel White
flannel, grey wooden wrappers. mos WOODEN hose. cotton under
shirts, cotton ;roGs-rinls, printed musI1s, SC, &c &c, sc.
Hardware.
Bundles round lion. assci, Eat bar iro1. asstd,
Spades, shove.s, f'es. cross cut saws asui Do
b. VI. spoons, scissors. c9r-.cre~s. plated spurs,
C.st iron pots. ass,i siz-s. cs0I--s' anvls,
Iron Au-i!e- ; f lont; in q grs,' and : horizontal bars
Cut nails, a.sd sizes, metal brace buttons.
Naval stores.
Tsrred rope. assti sizs, Manila rope. hol; rope,
WEslrIue. ratjne, -pluyarn. assorted paints,
Hambro lines, boiled Huseei OIL, 'F.5ts Of saTT~n'iae,
Sail canvas, ss,'i, barrels S'acAa'im tar.
Barrels pitch. ship --raleT. .s~.Hz palms.
I'm ana Ira, screws. caursiu- irons.
RedPa'as patent pumps Tsi ~ wheel
Cases shea,nlu- opr=r. II Il. a 80 o.
CNsAs composition aails, assorted sizes.
Groceries.
Cases English bacon. d, 20 hams. - Cheshire cheese,
Cas-s pie fruits. i-ies aad jams. as-,f,
Canliei orange and er1a pee. easg' r.esLes.
SAUCES, white " nc vinegar mustard, carers,
vermic-H. taiiara. saEo. cloves. cayenne pepper.
Ground biacs pepper. cts-s patent -Tgais.
Patent barley, scotch oatmeal. almonds, sa.eratus,
S TsIsr .s,iiay' 1, an sa sts a2a g1 sa6li. .a'' salad Oh
Yellow soap, uC;lei soap.
Liquors.
Pale CoEaac, Pale sherry. Fine Ola Port, Clare;,
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER,
Hhis salts Ale. hlds. Youngsr's Ale.
Sundries.
White saltwater soar, per;la~Typ false -eTel.y.
o'A' Han. 95.. 15i s s2r;a'''-7
Iron p5:s, tin plates,
Small chain. LiysrPo2l salt
B-.4ck,mi,h.' coal,
SUGAR PANS AND COOLERS,
Hoop ,r5n. l case superior assorted English cutlery,
FIFTY TONS RICE. in Io5-.o baSs.
Also
Received per harx SEA Ny NJ II. from Ls1dou.
NAEZETTTS ALE AND PORTER,
And per bars GOMELZA. from L--i-0, al assortment
% ENGLISH GROCERIES
And ~ ~ s-- crr~svarce from England after the Hum
PliRET NELSON, fr which, vsss.. they were ;a ATE = beau
as-1rtu-ut = ENGLISH PRINTS, iE-.ui.1E PINK Ad
ye.Cws. .ni a-l-- choice styles.
" TIE designs ~ ;H-s- PRINT. - vel as q those received
per " Humphrey Nelson" are entirely SEw, and no; copied or
borrowed from :he oI designs Of .mI1-tstl7as ~ other houses.
1901 JANIpN. GREEN x Co.
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HOOKS!

BY JAMES Esq.
THE UNDERSIGNED has, received by the ship Eh
/ n & EuI. from R1st01. the following late publications,
b. M Jsrv-s. & ua-Tly % Honolulu
KAMA. : TALE OF HAwAII-Sl p.
II. wcrS = founded on ore % ;he ancient traditions % tile
H4Es#als. and illustrates their ancient customs and habits. 1t
4. dedicated by the Author 70 His Majesty Kamehameha ".
ART HINTS. on ARCHITECTURE. SCULPTURE AND
PAINTING-By J. J. Jarve>-Sl so.
'-Am=rc- has ~ last produced @ writer wh5may help 20 etu
Gaze her ia az. guide her infant steps. AMI q point Out tL- Tit
falls that surround the pilgrim @: srt"-L0Eaon 4fheHevn.
PARTISAN SIGHTS AND FRENCH PRINCI-
PLES-By j. J. Jarves. lst and I'd series.
- 80
"WthrE; question. one of III rcies. books ever written OF
Partisan life and uluuer-"-Bov'ou Post.
ITALIAN SIGHTS AND PAPAL PRINCI
PLE>-with numerous llustratiOns-By j
J. Jarves-Sl 80.
The sketches q which -ss -1'--c = composed, are 1ot c1,y
spirited nut informing They furnish a.. impressive flea o. tie
grandeur AMI The glory ans the degradation auI shame o. mod
err Italy-"-H5mf Journal.
81 For Sal ~ II. VI WHITNEY
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AMU-EAESIs.

We, instead Of being crampei. had more space
really than sc could conveniently enjSy. 20 By the way
Of concentrating amusements to the qu1rter-deck. one
Ct the passengers unpleked n set % nine pins, or
% skittles as they are called in England, and At
once there were halfa-5ozen eager applicants for the
game The skittles we're set mp and regularly bOwlel
down, and the p4stime lasted for Two hours. the great
ship going ~seiately on her course meanwhile, and never
ouce disturbing their equilibrium by a single dip or
shudder- I will venture 70 say that this scene Vas
never before witnessed on a ship at sea running 81
the rate Of twelve miles 70 the hour.
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WAaHIKoros. Mareh 2l.

All the Democrats and South Ameri.
cans, with two exceptions, present in the
House o-day, voted against the resolu.
tion providing for the taking of testimo.
ny in the contested election case Of WIN.
hanson against Sickles. Those two South
Americans who voted with the msiori.
ty are Adams and Anderson, of Ken
lucky.
The resolution of the COMMITTEES on
Elections, in the case of Howard against
Cooper, of Michigan, declaring it mex.
pedient to allow further time for Mr..
Cooper to take testimony, viii be called
up tomorrow.
There IS the best authority for stating
that the capture of Miramon's steamers
was not in consequence of even line oil
instructions to the Commander of the
Gulf Squadron. from either the President
or Secretary Of the Navy, though the
act is fully approved by the Administra-
ton.
Secretary Cass had conference with
Secretary Toucey on the subject thi,
morning.
The steamer Pocahontas is under or.
ders for Vera Cruz, and the steamer Mar.
agansett on the eve of leaving Norfolk,
for the P aci6c.
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THERE IL 90 MUCH QUAcEERY AAoat in the
land. that people should not allow experiments
to be tried by any nOstrum vender upon them
selves. Get something knssOn to be good.
Curtis MLxALUKE LIEIHrNr is Of this descrip-
ton Indeed, it stands at the head Of all SIM
ilar Preparations, and is regarded as an infalli-
Die remedy for . hundred Of the ills to which
mesh Is heir i-iCN N=LJs
fyOu have . cold or coughs or If you are
suffering with that dreadful complaint, con-
sumption, do not fail 70 provide yourself with
ms COEroUED sHEUP or sAssAFRAs. Il gives
relief when all other remedies fail. See the
advertisement. [march q.
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...-,on Correspondence.
sshIII.Iurt ..n.nror. March q.

W,,HSeroNs March ~.
The Ir ,Sst General Marin, who VA
dnt"I' 18th ' the steamers at Vsrs Cruz
aptar'0 W. I1 . Commodore in the Msxl,
~ iorm' Oar Government is possessed
ca Nsy !.tiOn Of all that passed between
OinfOln and him, and framed Mr'
HrtnO4 Instructions under that knoWl'
asL'nSg q, had credit for $50. 900 in one
de- -s;eb was subsequently increased
bsnk, I w.. steamers and munitions eithe'
TO fTTnited States or Cuba, TO cooper
10 ne ~ Wiramon when the stack from
~ VIZ -. made against v.ra Cruz. He
lsad T.v.ns under the Spanish flag
W. n ~.s the original colors of the
sn'Su but afterwards hOisted the Meg.
-. ase. His movements were known
l'.1 r.tched throughout. 3,
'D ~. british Minister here was informed
-, ~ ;Dt.ution of our Government to
o. 'i - any blockade Of Mirsmon, ct
d H'5 At Vera CrnE, and of the extent
i fT, McLane's instructions to that effect
Of I, !. understood acquiesced in the pol
=: ~ mon the ground that Mexican priva'
Ny ~ y might be fitted out to the serious in
oftRs CON mercs in the Gulf.
l0i H. : vote Of the Special Committee on
4. p.ei6c Railroad, last night, was as
i tG For one Road. Messrs. Rice,
T IS.. Fenton. Aldrich. Farnsworth,
et Phelps, Hindmsn. For two Roads
G O Blair. Scott, Smith. Taylor
T.IIorg. Of Michigan. The COMMITTEES
iii meet again on Friday. and perhaps
m.v reconsider this vote, as Mr.. Winter
n.yi, was absent. No single route, nc
n,,,sr how or where located, can pass
\. Senate under the existing state Of par
=. hence if bill on such a basis be in.
,ia.d upon, the Pacific Road may b
dead this season.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-29
Notice of Administration De BOnis Non.

I ETTERS Of Administration upon the Es-
IL tate of Addison Spooner, deceased, not
administered upon by Adelphia Spooner, late
Administrative, have been granted to the un-
dersigned, by the Probate court of Brown Coun-
ty, K. T., dated the 10th day of March, 1860.
The authority of the said Adelphia Spooner
ceased on the 10th day of March, 1860, BY re-
vocation Of letters.
ISAAC B. HOOVER,
Administrator de bonis non of Addison Spoon
er, deceased. March %, 60-3W.
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st. Louis Markets.

Wheat, sI.3O@l.4O. Corn, 55@57c. Oats
So953c. Flour, p sack, $2.95@3. Barley
81. Rye, sOc. Hemp, $l25@l3a. WhisAeyr
lS1le. Hides, flint, l41k@l43zc; green salt
ed, SIC. Potatoes, eo@75c. Onions, $l.lO
Timothy Seed, $2.3O@250; Clover, s4.75i
Hungarian, Zoe; Flax-seed, $l.15. Dried Ap-
pies, $l.55; Peaches, $40. Beans, SOc.@$l
Coffee, l2@l31Sc. Sugar, 1919. Mes
Pork, Sl7@l7.2 5; Shoulders, 71sc.; Hams
loAc. Lard, l01ze. Butter. s@I2c. Eggs
loc. Gunnies, IIh@l6c.
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More About the Vera Cruz Affair.
NEW ORLEANS, March 20.

MirsmOn paid s55.OsO for the two
,xmers. The steamers passed by all
,Is foreign squadrons aud the Castle with
ont hosting a flag. although ordered to
Al so BY shot from'the Castle, and other
signals.
The English. French anu Spanish YES
,.ls Of war did not notice the fact. The
engagement took place by moonlight
T6s prisoners corroborate the report in
relation to the steamers-that they clear
ed from Havana as merchantmen, and
boistsd the Mexican flag only after they
l.ft that port, aud subsequently mounted
guns. I 't-
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Hank We! Hark We
-. STONE MASONRY.

TINE subscriber, being an experienced Stone
Mason, and having located at White Cloud,
takes this method Of informing the public that
ali ohs in bis line, such as building Foundations,
walls, Arches, and also Cisterns. In all such
work he has had much experience, and Aatters
bimselfthat he can turn outjobs inferior 70 no
esher mechanic in the Territory. Orders are
respectfully sOlisitsd.
Jans 10, IS, n. o. c, WHITNEY,
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st. Joseph Markets.

Hemp, $lOO@lo5. Wheat, s5c@$lIO.-
Flour. $3@325. Corn, 35c. Butter, I4@I7c
Coffee, l3@2Oc. Eggs, 12c. Hides, green
&C.; dry, lO@llLc. Meal, 6Oc- Hungarian
Seed, $llO. Sugar, s@13c. Potatoes, soc
Onions, 75@sOc. Beans, $50. Whiskey
22@3sc. Oats, 40c. Beef Cattle, on hoOf
lA@2Isc.i dressed, 41k@5&e. Sheep, dress
ed, 4@5c. Bacon, 93l0l0c. Salt, $l.l0.
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Delegate Republican Convention.

A Republican Convention will be held at
Troy, on Saturday, April 7th. at l O'Clock, r
NJ, to elect Delegates to the State Convention
to be held at Lawrence, April llth. At the
sane time, such other business as may be oil
interest to the party, will be discussed and dis
posed Of The following will be the basis Of
reprNentation:
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Nebraska Election.
CHICAGO. March q

CHICAGO, March Il.
The Nebraska Republican of the l4th
gives the following returns Of the late cleo
ton in that Territory for delegates to a
convention to frame a Constitution pre-
psratory to admission into the Union as
= State. In 4S counties the Republicans
elected SO and the Democrats II delegates
There are four counties yet to hear from.
On the State Government question. the
vote stands 1,S7I for, and 1887 against.
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For sale BY Shreve & Macy. White Cloud;
Root 4 Cook, Padonia: Zook & Baldwin, For
est CITY: J. E. Burbank, Falls City; Leigh 4
Shields, Iowa Point; J. II. Wildly. Highland;
Peter & NephIer, Oregon; and by Dealers gen.
orally dec. 10, OS-jm.
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AntimOny, &C., &c.


Bottoms, Sheet Zinc, Spelter,
Anthony, &C., &c.
TINNERSTOOLS SC FINDINGS
from the best manufacturers in the country, and
embracing every article used in the trade: At
40. a full and complete assortment OF Plain,
Pressed and Japanned Tin Ware, which il made
nv the mos. experienced wOrkmen and of the
yery best stock. We are SOLE AGENTS Tor
the most celebrated patterns OF
COOK, PARLoR AND HEATING STOVES,
flor both Coal and Wood } which we will sell
ase1tremely low prices, and will warrant to give
"a GOOD satisfaction AZ any stove now IN market.
We have full stock of Hollow Ware. Su-
gar Kettles, Ovens, Stew Pots, Skiilets,
Tea Kettles, and all other articles in that line,
which we are offering at greatly reduced prices.
We are the sole and only agents OF Ludl0w's
Celebrated Patent SeIf-SealinS Fruit Cans
and Jars. This article has been in use more
than four yeArs, and is universally admitted IN
safety and convenience to be entirely Withouta
rival ro,,
To Timers we would say We have the TOYS
and BOTTOMS for ALL KINDS OF FRUIT
CANS, to supply tue trade land viii make very
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We invite both dealers and manufacturers to
examine our stock.
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No. 1874, North Second Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
August IL, lS59-6m.
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EnAA BUSHELS CORN WANTED,
CUUU for which the highest market Prlce
will be paid, in CASH, upon delivery n Hni'e
Clond. c. DANA SA1No'
march !, Soft.
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NOTICE.

T HEREBY warn all persons from purchasing
i certain Note, which was fraudulently OBJ
tanned, in the hands Of Henry Abrams, for the
sum Of $3.50, due the first Of November next,
and bearing date irst October, 1888. signed
JAMES A. PICKETT.
Doniphan County, K. T., March IS, lseO-3t-'
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j. c. SCOTT,
Attorney at Law & Land Agent,

SENECA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS.
OPECIAL attention paid to the Collection
y of Claims in Nemaha, Marshall and Brown
CountieI.
REFERENCES:
BEELEa / Wn.LIGNs, White Cloud, Kansas.
v. ID. MARKHAM,
JAMES CARGILL & Co., st. Joseph, No.
How. SAMUEL r. Curtis, Keokuk, Iowa.
E.B. HALE, Banker, Cleveland, OhiS.
HoN. DANIEL r. TmDEN,
MUNv, GILL Co, Chicago, Illinois.
r. ". ToRRET, Dist. Clk, Nemaha Co, K. 7.
july "a, 59-ly.
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
i the White Cloud City Company, will be
held at White Cloud, on Monday, the 18th day
Of May next. A psnctual attendance is desir-
ed, as there il business of importance to be
transacted. o. BAILEY, President.
White Cloud, March 90, Is6o-tt.
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Each delegation attending the Convention
must bring credentials.
JOS. F. HAMPSoN, Chairman.
NATHAN PncE, Secretary.
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NOTICE..

WHEREAS, my wife, Sarah l. Burnham.
wv having leff my bed and board without
Just cause, this is to warn all persons against
harhoring or trusting her on my account, as
shah pay no bills Of her contracting, AFTER this
date. JAMES A bUkNhAM.
March g, Ie60-4W.s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-29
LIVES OF INDUSTRIOUS WOMEN
Of ALL AGES AND NATIONS,

Including the Empress. Josephine, Lady
lane Grew Beatrice Cenci, loan of Arc, Anne
Rolevn, Charlotte Corday, Semiramis. Zenooia,
Broadicae, ETC., etc. Edited by
MARY E. HEWITT,
Embsllished with finely engraved Portraits
on Steel. D..
Sl25.