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The Iowa Loan and Trust Company Of
Des Moines, Iowa,i prepared to negotiate
loans on improved farms in sums of from
$500 to $4,000.
For full particulars inquire Of
JACOB YEIsER, JR.
Toledo. Tama Co. Iowa.
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When is bridge like poor cigar
When there is no draw to it.
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A full line of Stationery, Envelopes,
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p. G. Jones Of Marshalltown gave us a
call the first of the week.
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Miss Zoe A. Taylor, of Traer, was in
town first part of the week.
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w. II. Alden and Judge Struble were
over to Vinton last week.
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SEVERAL IMPROVED FARMS

OF care. Terms Easy.
MONEY TO LOAN.
From one to FIVE years time, by
BAILEY s. AUSTIN.
The Grange Sale last Thursday was well
attended, and the articles sold brought
good figures, - some, we understand,
bringing even more than the regular retail
price. knight Dexter did the preach
ing" on this occasion, which will probably
account for the success Of the enterprise
The advertisement of the Fdnciers'
journal and Poultry ErchangS may be
found in another column. This journal is
published weekly in Philadelphia, by Jos.
~ Wade, and il handsome illustrated
paper of 90 pages, and as its title indicates
is devoted to poultry, principally, though
it has q good deal of information about
other pets, such as rabbits, &c, &c. We
should think this publication would be
almost indispensable to all poultry raisers
and breeders. It will be sent to any ad-
dress one year, postpaid, for 81 90.
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I We are now prepared
to Loan Money for five
years In sums OF $1,000
and UPWARD at 3 COM
mission Of seven and a
half per cent. :.
NELSON T. BARKER,
TOLEDO, IOWA.
A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS
To loan in sum of $1,000 and upward for
3 years at less than the usual rates, on
best real estate security.
EBERsoLE & WILLETT.
Go to Camery s Son for one Of those
Buckeye Seeders, they have sold car
load already, and have another coming
One broken leg in the firm does not inter
fere with sales at all. Give us call
Agents for Tama County.
We have received the first number of
the Marshalltown Semi-weekly Republi-
can. 1t is bright, spicy, six-column
sheet, well printed, ably edited, and will
do great credit to the lively city where i
Is published.
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WHALERS TO BE TREATED AS
PIRATES.

An Eastern paper received by the last arrival
states that a letter from St. Petersburg in the
B0rSepzefamg Gays constant complaints are COM
ing in from the authorities in Eastern Siberia
about violations Of frontier and illegal seal-hunt-
ing on the part Of American whalers. The seal
fishery in the Sea of Ochotsk has been almost
ruined by their depredations, and in the Com
mandcr Islands, which they have farmed from
the Russian Government, they have cut down all
the woods contrary to the terms of their contract,
and expelled most of the inhabitants. The
whalers recently pushed as far as Behring's
Straits, where they have driven away the Russian
fishermen, i'll treated the natives, and caught
great numbers of young whales in Russian wa
tiers. The Russian authorities say that the rep
reservations made at Washington on the subject,
have hitherto proved Intellectual, the United
States Government being apparently powerless
to control the doings of the shippers on the Pa
cifc Coast, most of whom come from San Fran
cisco, and the Russian Government will, there
fore, according to the correspondent, carry out
its threat of treating these people as pirates, for
which purpose the number of ships of war
cruising in the waters Of Eastern Siberia will be
;roroosaJ
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IMPORTS.

FROM SYDNEY q AUCKLAND-Per Vasco de Cana, Dec
12th:-5 cs meats TO Brewer ~ Co: l DO saddlery to 7 Dali
ton; so SKIS oats to II Macfarane; 8 pkgs mdse TO Cleghorn
q Cos 1 do do to G " Owen.
FRoH SAN FRANcIsco-Per Bonanza, Dec l3th-6 Pkgs to-
baceo TO II J NOte; 40 SKIS flour 10 II May; 40 pkgs liquors
TO MscarIane s. Coz 2 bbls crockery, ] csc picture frames, l
washing machine, l refrigerator TO W ii Bailey; $50 SKIS -four,
Is do wheat, Is do oats, 4 cs meal, 5 cs canned goods, 5 cs
pilot bread 20 Castle & Cooke; 3 cS sewing machines, > C
arms and ammuEitions To ThOs Lack 20 SKIS barley, 20 do mid
dHngs, IS do potatoes, 20 do wheat, 10 cs onions, 10 SKIS corn,
SIS pkgs groceries, 100 SKIS -four TO FTiel & Lame; so pkgs mdse
To Hyman BrOsi 80 do do to Dillingham; 81 Co.. 25O cs kerosene
oil, 5 6 turpentine, a. trunks, 1GI SKIS flour, 1 do meal, so do
potatoes, SO do bran, 80 do beans, 10 do wheat, 10 do barley, 10
do cats, SIS pkgs mdse, 10000 # lumber, 1900 posts, { bNs
beche le mer 10 } Il WateThOuse; 81 pkg5 mdse, l csc oil To
Hal * son; 145 pkgs taIiOw, ! csc mdse, > boilers and fixtures
cOmPete 10 Hackfeid s. Coz l csc glassware to DR. Stangen-
fer 81 Co.
FRoN SAN FRANCIsCo-Per Clara Bell, Dec l6th:-I2O
empty barrels, 1 kg nvets, 5 cs mdse, = cs copper paint to
King l csc stationery 10 L G Thrum; 2 cs drugs TO DR. Nc
sash doors, IL pkgs blinds, 500 kgs nails. 1 bx blind hstenings,
5 es mdse 10 Wilder & Co; 20 doors, 3 pigs blinds, L bx fasts
10 Levers & Dicksonj = csks chimueys TO 7 \ DndOiI; 400 do
cement 10 } i NaterhOusei IS pkgs mdse TO Hall & SOM 10
do do 10 Dillingham; & CO. 1 roll leather 20 2 Dalton; i5 pigs
groceries, leo SKIS -four 10 Fiel & Lame; l csc mdse 10 NJ Nc
Inerny; Z bbls liquors, 8 cs bitters 10 Schaeer & Co; 10 c. Bit
ters, 81 pkgs liquors TO Chas Long; IL pkgs wine TO Lenehan
* 20; so If bbls sugar, I g mdse, loo pkgs crackers 10 II
May; so bbls beef, ! ice chest 20 II MaCfarianei ? pigs mdse
10 Castle & Cooke; - pkgs mdse TO unknown.
FRoN BoRABORG-Per Pomare, Dec ITth:-5O cords wood.
: pkgs wine, 1 bN and l bag coin, l pee Panama wood to J l
DOWsEil.
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MEMORANDA.

CoLLIsIOS.-A letter received here dated London, Nov 10,
says; Tile Haw bk IA Moi, Capt Rackemann, left Bremen
Tor Honolulu Nov IL. During the night Of the 9th, when off
Beachy Head, she came into collision with the shin superb
put back 10 the Downs and anchored, with mizzen royal mast
carried away and other damage, while Ka Moi lost her bow
spirit, &c, and proceeded for the river CDeaD in tow. Two of
the crew Of Ka Moi jumped on board The Superb during he
collision aud remained. Francis BIRGH'N.
REPORT OF IS YAsco DE CANA rice, COMMANDER
Left sydney Nov 18th at S p m, and arrived at Auckland on
the 2ith al 10 a nj days and Il hours, said to be the quick
land Nov 18th at p m for kandavu. and arrived there on the
phrenes and ien Nov 3Orh at 5 80 p IN for Honolulu. Passed
the Island Of savai Samoan group Dec 2d at 9 a IN, and ar
rived at Honolulu Dec 1lth at ll3O p m.
REPORT OF BARK CLARA BELL, p p SHEPHERD, MASTER.
LET San Francisco on Thursday, Nov 18th, with light wind
from the W which lasted p hours, then hauled TO the Sc and
= w lam, ssInemy naming 10 =" % very hsht ior an
other q hours then calm, and wind from ssW very strong
with heavy cross sea For the next six days did not make any
progress toward the islands. Then the wind hauled to the
NV, round to n s. NE and f, and settled in the Sc, and very
light until sighting HAWAII on Sunday, Dec 18th. so miles dis
five days around these islands.
Report OF BRIo PoM,RE, ] ii HATFIELD, MASTER
Left BOrabora Nov l4th with wind Eight from NNw and rain.
On the 22d in LAT II : 90 : long I49 80 W encountered strong
gale from NNW with heavy squalls and rain, which lasted So
hours, thence 70 equator which was crossed Dec 81 in long
Of Hawaii bore NV, thence to port had Gains and light west
erIy winds.
REFoRr or HAw VII Blk DESMOND, SMITH, MASTER
Left Herald Island Oct 9, had heavy n f gales down TO Bier
ing Straits, which passed through Oct Is, and went into PIover
Islands Nov. o. About the middle Of November, near lat 40 n,
long 10 ~, encountered a heavy n f gale, which lasted nine
days. Shipped some heavy seas, stove two boats, lost a part
of bulwarks, sprung jibbOom, started ship aleak in upper
works. From thence TO lat 2s had strong s f winds, aud
from thence to port light and variable winds and Gains. Has
1850 bbis oil, 10000 lbs bone, 1000 lbs ivory, and 1 cask furs.
REPORT OF IS MIKADo, MOORE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
anchor at San francisco at 1912 a IN on the 10th Dec, dis
charging pilot at l a m, and shortly afterwards had to stop the
engines for fully two hours 10 repair machinery, and finally
made a fair start at 3 a m. During the night of the 18th. the
main yard was carried away in the sings, thus rendering the
square sails on The maia mast perfectly useless for the rest Of
the passage: Weather on the whole fine, wind sOutheIly south
erIy. No Ne trades. RY GRAHAM, Purser.
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bydropterides, h~cpatice, alge, and lichens and
besides leave a nice margin for the lady commits
siouer going abroad. The amount cannot he
large, and will hardly enable our fair representa-
tive to vie with ladies Of other foreign commits
siOns at Philadelphia in the way Of display
especially the Crown Princess Of Germany. who
goes with her princcly and martial husband to
illustrate in America the skill and genius Of the
all powerful Yaterland yet our island Princess
will not be outriyalled, or at any rate subdued,
by the wonderful exhibition Of Teut0nic industry
and art, nor by the dread array Of Krupp artil-
Iery, but will triumphantly hold forth to the gaze
Of an intelligent and admiring world, an album
Of Hawaiian ferns
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. 1.
ARRIVALS.

liam schy Bonanza. Brown, u days fm { Francisco
I2-P NJ Co - Nasco de Cana. Rice, q days I'm sydney
l2-SchT Kamaiie, BOilss, fm Waimea & KoIoa, Kauai.
I2-Schr Ka Moi, Reynolds, from Kahuiui, Maui
I5-Schr Warwick, John Bull, I'm KaIaupapa, Malokai.
I5-Schr Mile Morris, Lima, fm Kaunakakai. M0Isksi
l5-Schr Luka, kasi. from MOi0aa, Kauai.
l5-Schr Mauuokawai, Kalagaia. Gm NawiIwl 10. Kauai
i6-Am bk Clara Bell, p 2 Shepherd, 81 days from san
Francisco.
lo-Haw Th Tx Desmond, Smith, from Arctic. with SOC
VIII. COO wal, 5000 bone, 5000 IVORY.
I7-Iaw brig POmare, Hatfield, 81 days from B9laJoia-
l9-Schr Nettie Merrill. Crane. from Lahaiua, Maui
l1-BHt stmr Mikado, Moore, : days and Il hours from
san Francisco.
I-SchT Active, P~u8ahiWa, from kohaa, HaEaU.
17-Schr Mary Ellen, Peni. from HlO, Hawaii.
is-P CO - City Of san Francisco, Lachlau, : days
and II hours from san Francisco.
1S-Schr Pueokahi. Clarke. from Hama, Maui
Is-SchT Pauahi, HOpu, from HIo, Hawaii
I5-schT Prince, Beck. from K0ua and Kau, Hawaii.
ls-Schr Jenny, UHama, I'm KOua aud Rau, Hawaii.
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&C W III
Friday. DECEMBER Il. 1915.

y Ut" III To I3IH-
u arrivals siuce cur last report have been-lIth, Ameri-
can schooner bonanza, from san Fraaci.ro. TO J T Water
house = NJ : : vasco de Cana, from The Colauie-. q, II
iaeSieid a CO. 10Th, American bark Clara Ben. from san
Francisco, 70 a } C1rtwrighii Hawaiian whaling bark D..
uioud, from the Arc-Ic Ocean.
The Departures have becn-I2ih. Vase Dc CAM. fr SsY
Francisco I5,h, II " Amy, fr san Francisco.
The week has been % notably duu one. with hut lt.ls doing
in any direction, and we 10 u1t anticipate revival ofbusiness
until after New Years.
The Aikado, hence Nov L, arrived Al san Francisco Nov
10 days passage the d &. Murray. hence Nov. %, arrived
on the slst, 70 days passage.
Bark Mary Belle Roberts, hence Nov z0h. arrived over on
the 9th Dec, 10 days passage.
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EXPORTS.
PASSENGERS.

FRON SAN FRANcIscO-Per Bonanza, Dec Ilth-C p shl-
laber, 7 Butter.
PRoN AUsTRALII-Per VascO de Cana. Dec I2th-Rey }
II Etherdge, sd 80 In transitu for San Francisco
FoR SAN FRLNcIsCO--PeF Vasco de Cana, Dec 12th-Mrs
&C r Mills, Miss II Raymond. E 5 libby, Capt BairnsOn, Mrs
E Smith. W C Poole, Major Geo W Macfarlane, Mrs Macar-
lane, Mn Farewell. ID Manson, Mrs Wells and 1 children, f
Ellis, W + Gnlem, J CaIley, Z Eastwood, and l Chinsmau.
For WISDw ARD PORTs-Per Eilauea, Dec l3th-HIs MAJ
EsrY THE KING, JnO : Bishop, Ii K Hitchcock, Mrs W P
Wood. ID ID Baldwin, Mrs W ii COrnwel and , children, Mr.
BaTes, t II Paris, Thee Binger, a Hutchinson, o d Spencer.
: Parker, Jas Bunker, and about % deck
FoR SAN FRANCIsCO-Per II W Amy, Dec 18Th c
Temple.
From SAN FRANcisco-Per Clara Bell, Dec I6th-u Ha-
gaiian seamen-
FROM BoRABoRA-PeT Pomare, Dec I7th-I Chinaman.
FRoM SAN FRANCIsCO-Per MikadO, Dec I7th-MrsS tod-
dard, Mrs Makee and child, C Davies, J " Girvin, F ElIwOOd,
lI for The Colonies.
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DEPARTURES ~.

I-Schr Kinau, Ahuihala, for Malko, Maui
ll-GeTman bark Ceder, ROhifs, for COrinto. NICaragua
I2-P VI Co s. NascO de Cana, Rice. for san Francisco
13-stmr Kiiauea, MaTchant, for Maui and Hawaii
l3-Am bk ii W Amy, Freeman, for San Francisco.
l+-Schr Hattie, kalauaO, for KOiOa & Waimea, Kauai.
l5-SchT Ka Moi, Reynolds, for RaHuiui, Maui
IG-SChT Kamaiie, kaaina, for KOgOa and Naimea.
I6-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, for Hanalei, Kauai.
I6-SChr ManuOkawai, kalsgaia, for NawIiwii, Kauai
I7-Schr Nile Morris, Lima for Kaunakakai, MOI0kaL
I7-schr Luka, Kaai, for MOIoaa, Kauai
l7-5chT Warwick, John Bull, for Kaunakakai
I5-Bnt stmr MikadO, Moore, for the Colonies.
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NAVAL.
n y VI = Myrmjdon, Commander X Hare.
NERCHASTNES
Am ship Emerald.
Am sh Marianne NottebOhm, Whitney, repairing.
Brit bk Aglaia, MCMuItTy.
Am bk Buena Vista, Lofgrin, discharging.
Am schr BONANZA, Brown, discharging-
Am bk Clara Bell, = p Shepherd. dlschargiug
Haw brig Pomare. J II Hatfield, discharging.
Z 81 Co IS City % san Francisco, Lachlan, loading.
WHALERs.
Haw VIII bk Arctic, Whitney, repairing.
Haw VIII brig OnHard, Giley.
Am VII bk Triton, HeppingstOne.
Haw VII blk Desmond, Smith.
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~ Periodicals 20 b. discontinued o. changed mast 30
advised ahead. OF al received amer the time desired wu be
charged at Counter Retail Rates, as from the Low mafgip on
the News Subscription Buslucss, ID . impossible 20 assume
from one 60 thrce months publications beyond a rubtefpton
through The want n foresight in others
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOcrtlsrt
SATURDAY,. DECEMBER Is.

81 tRDi !, DECEMBER Is.
HIS MAJESTY TIE KING sailed for Maui on the
h'iauea last Monday evening, under q salute from
Punchbowl. After visiting Kahoolawe on Tues
day, the King proceeded to East Maui, making
a visit at the residence Of Capt. James Makee, at
Ulupalakua, and is expected to return to town
tomorrow morning.
WE HAVE all along understood that Senator
Booth and Representative Piper Of California were
both opposed u the Hawaiian Treaty-undoubt-
edly 10 the interests Of the San Francisco re-
fneries, who will naturally enough leave no stone
unturned IN the hope Of defeating the treaty.
But in spite Of all that these opponents may
endeayor to do, in view Of all the circumstances
we have no fears for the result. The following
sensible remarks in this connection, from the
Alta Of the 18th ult., will be read with interest
4 telegram from Washington suggests a belief that the
House Of Representative VIII not change the Revenue laws
ia accordance with the provisions 0C The Hawaiian Treaty.
and mentions the name II Senator Booth Ia connection
with the matter, a. il he had been at work with members Of
national faith. Il - too late now 10 consider HE wisdom Of
the treaty. 1t has been completed By the departments Of the
the Constitution and as II cannot now be violated without
disCTedit, We are not willing 70 believe that Mr.. Booth is
working against il, or that the Democratic majority ia the
Lower House VIII disregard their obligations for the sake Of
gratifying partisan spite. The delay TO paw the price Of
Alaska was caused By the quarrel between President johnson
and the Republican majority, and was a bad precedent. Treaties
are mentioned with the Constitution and constitutional statutes
Of the United States as the supreme law Of the land, - and
il would be disgraceful TO have the Representatives take ad-
vantage Of every opportunity % defeat treaties which require
appropriations or changes in the Revenue laws merely because
the treaties were not submitted 20 them in advance.
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during VI CD such have been received 90 ordered All sub
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10 aiWays assumed that a Subscriber viii notify when 10
Wishes - publications discontinued
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Protected DepnrIure.,
IN PORT

FOR LAHAISA-Schr Nettie Merrill. sails this p m.
FoR CIRCUIT Or K~AUAI-Stmr KiIauea, sails Wednesday
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DIED.

BIcKEkroS-In this city, December Sth, after an illness Of
g few hours, MARY MADELINE COLLEGE, the beloved wife OF
Sir. r. F. Biekerton, Jr, aged 20 years, 3 months and II days
II English aud Australian papers please copy.
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EnaliSh Papers
English Magazines.
American Magazines.
HonsIulu Paper. at P%ubIlshers Rates.
Having Wide Awake Agents in San Francisco

subscuhs. ace assured ~ ,hof being . caf, rapisnis "
their Pctlodral- a. mrough any ohcr source
Piles Of Reading Matter made up on short no.
tics for Travellers. soamon and Others
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FINAL NOTICE !

Taxes, 1875, District of Honolulu, Oahu.
is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Books and the Office Of the Undersigned will be posi-
lively closed for this year on Friday, Dec 3lst, inst, and all
parties who have not paid their Taxes at that date will be
proceeded against according to law. In order to prevent con-
fusion and unnecessary delay, and as tne Taxes were due on
the 3Oth ult., parties are requested not to defer payments until
the las days.
GEO. II. LUCE, Tax Collector.
Tax Collectors Office. Dec. II. 1875. dis
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OCEAN RACE-The .Hitado reports : days and II
hours from San Francisco /; the CITY reports 7 days
aud IL hours-a gain Of 6 hours for the latter. 1t
is said there is a wager Of $500 on the entire passage.
n At q regular meeting Of Polynesia Eneamp-
ment No. l, I. Q. O.. F, Dec. L. the following
officers we're elected r, W. Lame, c. P; 5. L.
Lewis. II. p T. Jones, 5. W; J. :. Smithies, Scribe;
j. Renton, J. W; A. 5. Clegborn, Treasurer.
4 LYING CONSEQUENTIAL writer in the San
Francisco Weekly Chronicle Of Nov. II, who dates
from Honolulu last October, and signs " Dinwiddie, -
describing what he saw on the island Of Hawaii,
tells the following untruths " We were somewhat
surprised to find that although about 90 per cent Of
the natives can read and write, yet on this island
very many Of them still are in their aboriginal con-
dition, both men and women being entirely made
not even attiring themselves so much as Adam and
Eve did with the fig leaves. The children are en-
tirely naked. Some of the men and some of the
women wear a narrow string between the limbs, Ut
tached to one almost invisible about the waist. But
il is utterly impossible to detect this slight apparel
unless very near them. and then it would often re-
quire q good glass. And yet | heard q missionary's
son say, on one Of the islands, he had never seen the
natives without some clothing on. But if he will
traverse the island of Hawaii-the largest of the
group-from Hilo to Achelah and from Hilo TO Ma
hanalima Landing. he will find hundreds as | have
described them. In fact the climate is so hot that
nakedness is the natural condition OF mankind
here"
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