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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07

Kind to come into direct competition with the ls,,,
staple cotton produced on the sea coast OF Ssxa
Carolina and Georgia. From report which h
has made on the subject we learn that cotts
has been cultivated e1perimentsly in Algeria @
French account for the last twelve or fourteu
years, until the Government, becoming sstis6A
that the culture is feasible there is low straiaiaz
every nerve to increase it, and to render France
Independent OF the United States. Three yean
ago, the whole crop did not exceed one hundred
bales; but, under the stimulating policy Of ths
French Government, it has already increased to
twenty five hundred bales, aud, as Mr. Elliot says.
can, under the continued application of thess
stimulants, be made TO supply all that France mag
require for the domestic consumption. What soma
of these stimulan;s are Mr. Elliott thus tells Us:
"The cultivator is relieved, for example, from al
expenses in preparing his cotton for market. th
taken lin the seed 10 Government mills, erected and
supported by the national treasury, and superintendent
NV Government AGENT where this material is ginned
and packed. and transferred to the manufacturers at
simulated price; and this price, be II remembered
an mmoderatey high one far exceeding what the az.
tice would naturally bring in open market Of CON-
pettion And more than al this, the French Govern
melt has this year offered premium OF $4,000 rancs
IN tbe producer of the finest Sea Island cotton In A.
oe,ia The successful samples were exposed at the
Exhibition, and the premium was said to have beea
divided between native chief and the MesTs. Mss
CUTLER and Sons Of Hsvre, who, to their functions @
Merchants have superadded that Of planters OF Sea
Island cotton in Algeria
The laborers employed are the native Arabs, a1
the lands most favorable TO the growth OF those ns
cottons are the very tracts which, from excess Of
salt are unfit for wheat and other grains but whlo
this ingredient OF salt especially affects the Sea
Island cotton shrub, il makes 1t more productive
for this crop than the most fertile sea islauds Of
Georgia and Carolina Another competitor In the
cotton cultivation is the Russian Government
which is said TO have already made considerable
progress in that direction in the Caucasian prov
inces, ard doubtless the experience of the recent
and still pending blockade of her borders will fur.
nish her new impetus to provide herself with Q
domestic supply of that important article.
As with the close Of the Eastern war pro-
ductive industry, it is said, is to become the order
of the day-the energies of the contending powers
being turned into a competition in that direction
why should not Asia Minor too aspire to recover
that leading position in the cotton market which
she once possessed, but which modern changes
have wrested from her On the whole, the signs
of the times are certainly such as to warn our
Southern brethren Of the necessity of looking for.
ward to period when their relation to the cotton
market of the world will essentially changed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
ONE DOLLAR PER LINE,
CONNECTICUT.

Republican citizens of Connecticut scjourning in
this city, are reminded that this is Election Day IN
the land of steady habits, and that one vote may be
Of Importance in the contest. Pierce and Ioucey
have sent on horde Of agents, some Of them fresh
from the slaye plantations Of the South to instruct
fbe people Of Connecticut in regard to their duty as
electors Col. ORR Gays the Democracy OF Con-
necticut and that of South Carolina stand upon the
same platform, and he is no doubt correct in the
assertion if We may take Mr.. Senator Toucey as an
exponent Of the Connecticut Democracy. There IS
one peculiarly, however, about the Democracy Of
South Carolina. 1t doesn't dodge and shirk the
utterance of itsown opinions. 1t holds that Slavery
is blessing-a dyinely appointed insttution-and
therefore favors its widest possible diffusion over
the country. 1t is barely possible that there may
be in this city few Connecticut voters, able to
reach the polls to-day who hold other views on this
question. If such there be, let them hasten home
and vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
FROM WASHING TON.
KANSAS INCIDENTS.

Editorial Correspondence Of The ". Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, April B. 1856.
A friend just arrived from Kansas was witness Of
characteristic scene at Kansas City, Missouri,
fortnight ago, which will relate:
A steamboat had just come up the Missouri, con-
veying passengers and goods Gin part) to Kansas.
Among the goods was large box marked "Furni-
ture," directed to some person in Osandatomle.
Kansas. This had been accompanied up the river
for some distance by band who insisted on break
ing it open, saying il contained Sharp's rifles for
"the AbOlitionists." The captain, to bis honor be
it said, refused to haveit opened wilhelm his charge
saying it was his duty to deliver it safe and whole
in Kansas City, which he should do. When 1t ar
rived there, however, and had been landed, tho
hard cases got around it, and, with the help OF tho
loaers of the place, broke il open and discovered
a piano! Who will pay the owner for this wsntoa
injury to his property, does not yet appear; but !
trust the inquiry will be pushed. And I further
trust, if St. Louis cannot devise the ways sad
means Of protecting from outrage property con-
signed to hershippersfor Kansas that some one oths
Iowa Railroads will be pushed through TO Kansas
or as near as may be, forthwith. II st. Louis and
the Missouri river steamboats, don't want the trado
of Kansas, it will find some other channel to tho
seaboard.
Gov Robinson came down on Missouri steam
boat, and was regarded at first by his fellow pas
seDgers with aversion and suspicion; but he YVES
ultimately invited to speak to them, and did 70
an attentive audience. In the evening he spoke
again, in exposition and defense Of the free-sts1
movement in Kansas, and was heard to the Gnu
After that, he had no trouble.
St. Louis must soon decide whether she presn
to have the Free State of Kansas for customer ana
friendly tributary or her wroDged and resessi''
enemy. trust she will decide wisely as well o
Justly. Surely her merchants and freighters ma"
realize that they cannot afford to make their neis1-
boring ard rapidly growing State their deadly 90
versary. h'
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COTTON,

COtemporsneou.ly with the advance of cotton
TO the position of leading article in the CON-
merce Of the world-the increase of its production
in tie last half century, so far as it enters into
tina. commerce, having been almost exclusively
confined to our Southern States-has been the
growth of the pretensiOns of those who
produce if, and their claim to an ex-
elusive control of the policy Of the country
in accordance with their peculiar views.
Nor have we Of the Northern States OF the Union
been the sole sufferer, by this insolence. The En-
gsb, "a the great consumers Of cotton, have been
not little annoyed by the pretensions of our
cotton growers to regulate the market aud fix
prices to suit Themselves and it is well known that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07

Mes~s Rucker & Cloves of Montgomery,
Alabama, have issued proposals for establishing in
Kansas Southern Rights paper, to be Issued on
the Let of July at LecOmpton, the Capital, to be
called The Kansas Southern Adroeate. There is
room, we should think, for such an enterprise,
since all the Southern Rights papers, at present
published in Kansas, are utterly BLACKBOARD in
character, and such as are calculated greatly to
damage any cause they espouse. If Messrs.
Rucker & Cloves intend to adopt a different
course and to cOnfDe themselves within some toles
able bounds of decency-as we hope is the case,
since otherwise there seems occasion for setting
up the new paper-we wish them all success We
have no objection to full discussion Of the ques-
ton of Southern Rights. Grant tho same liberty
of discussing Northern Rights, and prevent the
Border Ruffans from interfering, and we have no
doubt that things will go well in Kansas as well as
everywhere else.
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GEN. GRANGER's SPEECH.
sdi,orisl Correspondence Of The y. Y Tribune. o~
WAsHlsGToN, Friday, April 4, 100

Editorial COfrespCDdeEce o. lie - lrDuDc- =
WAsHisGToN, Friday, April 4, 1910
The speech of Gen. A. =. GRsSGRz IN '''
House to-day. was in It's character AMI l2fuencss'
striking exemplifcation of the power Oh oire e
ress, purpose, earrestness and common sense. W.
have had many graceful orations this Session "
either House, by men Of liberal education thor
OUCH political training and consummats oratory' W
which the curious or unemployed listened ior
few moments, turned to a negbbor end Observe
ale is doing very WE'LL" or ''fhAt was nsa'y
put." and sauntered of to LOOK a, the paintings ~
the RotunGa, or ebst with ssns sAir acqusint'i'''
in the gallery. But to-day there arose in iSe hon.
plain, unassumipg Member, who has pasSea ".
meridisn Of life without ever till now sitting u
legislative hall OF filling prominent station, W.
is not faept speaker and makes no ei'0rs " w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07

FAMILY OF SLAvrS ExAxcfPArEp.-Ye AZ IT,.
formed that wealthy cotton-planter from Tsaoninre
County, Mississippi, named Josah Stiles /, In Haa-
iton, Butler County, Ohio, with family OF nibs
dawes which he purposes to set Free lie aso intends
10 educate and otherwise prepare them ~ suAain
properly their new relation to society. The family
CONSISTS OF mother with six sons and two Shtcr.
Three OF the boys good mechanics, and Another
acted as overseer. Mr. Stcs is stu the owner of
many slaves. Cincinnati Commercial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07

The Jackson MsSssiRpiaH says that M,ssissipp
"owss debt TO the Pierce Administration" ahl
Prentice wants to know whether that STATE means h.
issue bonds to secure its pay meni and II So what WI
probably be their market vaiuel
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New9lork DAILY Gribm,te
MONDAY. APRIL 7. 1856.

n consequence Of the number q copies printed
on THE WEEELY TRgUkE compelled 70 request our
friends send in their advertisements BY tomorrow poo1
e.der g seeuIe ile.r Losertion IN tbs weefs nsae
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One Dollar a Line.

To ADvERTIsEEs.-Tbs circulation Of TIE "kkkLf
TRIBUNE "a now 80 eaosous sbl the number OF Advertise
pressing for insertion It e,eeeds the space we choose
to devote to them that raised tho price Of Advertising
therein 70
ONE DOLLAR PER LINE,
Or ue more than half cent per line for each thousand
o printed and dispatched to readers Even q, this rate
II il The cheapest medium eIant for Advertisements requiring
the widest and fs, Publicity 1t is about the same rate
,,d by The Illustrated London News which las not
ee circulation as TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE BY many thous
a We prefer short cards TO long and shall be glad if
tie enhancement irnpels patrons TO study bevty in their
Remember that we can only inert IN any
week handed before wednesday evening"
as We are obliged go press early Thursday morning
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice be taken of anonymous wha
Is intended for Insertion must be authenticated BY the
and address Of the writer-not necessarily pub
ton. bat u q guarantee of his good faith
We undertake to rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07

OWNERS OF HORSES viii find DIR. TOBIAss
LiSsEsT pint bottles at 81 superior anything else
curing Collie, Swelling Calls Bruises umps &c sold BY
eli The aud druggists Depot No GO Cousndts
kewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
SINGER's SEWING MACHINES. All Persons "

CINJEk Z Or0V1I7
ish information In regard SEWING obtain
Il BY applying Office for coPe. OF NJ Singer 20 $
paper devoted entirely to the Sewing Machine in
tetests. Copies supplied gratis - o
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PAPER HksGigCs, at No. 2l Greeuwiohst
900 rolls American aud French Ssiins l6, q, 26.
4olC rolls American aud French Gold, 40.
rolls Blacks reduced piees-snd Store to Let al No.
16l 0reeLwohst.
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WINDOW SHADES.

IMPROVEMENTS AND ENTERPRISE
kelly FERGUSON No 29 Broadway and Reade st. have,
great expense, completed aud psened their ingenious
prepared TO supply the trade with unIvaed esort
nent fully CENT LESS than eyes before sold As
none are allowed manufacture under patent can
compete either sty price Also GILT CoSScEs,
BRoc ATELLE DE LANES DAnASKs LACE aud MUSLIN CUR
&c.
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P1.yos ANn MrLODEONs.-The HORACE

WATERS modern improved PIANOS and MELoDEoSs are to %
foyd Al No SIS roadway Pianos aud allowed
on pusch.se OF sale monthly payments Secondhand
Piapos at rs s75 $O, $780, $l4o, $50 aud l60 Me
o5eons so 55 SS5, 900 $i25 aud +lSh Music at re-
Auce "A
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CRIsTADORO's HAIR. DYE, WIGS AND TOUPEEs

sspd preSmnent above all competition. suite Of elegan
private srimens for applying his famous DYE the create.
ssodard article Of is knd throughout the world His new
sye OF WIGS and ToUPEES perfection itself Wholesale
aud retail at CRIsTApoRo's, No AstOr House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07

To COUNTRY DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
PATENT MEDICINES.
Ds TobfAss VENETIAN LSIAEST put up that the
cork warranted remain good for three years This article
n Superior any other pay. Twelve months
credit wal be given responsible Merchants Depot No GO
Coarhandtst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07

HOILOwAY's PILLs.-WebSter once said that
sbe reyee OF the British drum welcomed sunrise all
Equally the presence Of this potent remedy for dis
OF the Stomach tho Liver the Bowels and the minor
ereve organs Its praise written in ell languages Sold al
No 80 Maiden lane, NewIOrk and No "a
Strand LondOui and by all Druggists at &c. 62ic aud ~ PEI
boz.
CANCERS, TUMORs AND WENs CURED BY DR..
y. sssITH, No n CANALsrTumors and Wens be extracts
in fcu four to eight hou without pain and wSou, the kRe
Csrcs also cured without the knife and with but little
WIGS HAR-DYE - WIGS. - BATCHRLORs
WIGS ToUPEEs have Improvements peculiar 10 their
house They celebrated all the word for their
fu beauty and dursbtyhtng to charm. The largest
end best stock IN the world II private for applying his
hnous Dys. Sold at BATcHELcR's No. ZS3 Broadway.
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N i1rvIM e. Co. beg TO state that their Whole
II. o. WILSON 4 60.
49,. a.A .

s.s and Retail departments completely stocked VITA
fber late elegant styles Of SPRING and SoaAkN ~
sse and their CUsToM department (secoDd hocr VIA ~
newest mrortstions Of CGsSINEEEs, FEsrSGs' NoA'''
A. AZ Nos 25g go and go Broadway.
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menu lDaI lnty may sIduuaiJ Scii0 "iSo INV 'Oii
on. competition with US in the production OF
cotton.
But there is another country less distant than
Indis from which there are good grounds to ap-
prehend not less serious competition All the
vast shores OF the Mediterranean Sea, those OF Eu
rope. not less than those of Asia and Africa, are
extremely we'll adapted to the cultivation
of cotton which seems to be indigenous in
A.a Minor, where, indeed, it has been
cultivated and used from time immemOrial.
The growing importance of cotton as an article
of commerce has not by any means escaped the
attention of the authorities of those countries. In
Egypt, as everybody knows, its cultivation has
been as regularly introduced as into South Caro-
lima, and Egyptian cotton has formed for years
regular quota of British consumption, the increas
ing crop of that country more than making up for
any diminution in the import OF West Indian ard
South American cotton. Attention also has lately
been turned to Naples and Sicily, which have a.
ways produced supply of cotton for domestic use,
and which con ain great tracts Of waste land ex-
tremely we'll suited to the growth OF this article
and as capable under the stimulus of British capt.
tai and intelligence of producing abundant crops.
But il il not alone British merchants and manu-
facturers who are striving to extend tae cultivation
Of cotton. and 10 take from our American producers
the monopoly which at present they possess. The
French-the Government itself taking the lead
are making great efforts 10 turn dear-bOusht
Algeria TO some account, and among other things,
BY the introduction Of cotton cultivation, for which
the soil and climate not less adapted than those
of Egypt. Mr. Elliott, who, as Commissioner from
South Carolina, attended the Paris Industrial Ex-
hibition, was struck with some very superior spec
mems of cotton from Algeria exhibited there, and
wss led thereby to careful investigation Of the
subjeet-the more so as the cotton of Algiers was
like that a Egypt, of a superior quality, and Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07

PHAIR e. CO.,
STEAM Jos PRINTERS,
No 22 Beekmsn f.,
Near Nassau

CHEAP FOR CASE
Every description Of Plain and Ornamental JoB PRiNIISG
from LEvIATHAS Poster TO the sest CAED
or LABEL the shortest notice CovsTRY hEkcHaNLs wiz
od on the exquisite assortment OF ram nl
oo-ed Designs Bills offered for Their Inspeco
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
THIS GREAT
WARRANTED AEllGDT 3
Is pI.RrIY vEI-L,.r .prr,

' z DI1E
Beware OF Counterfeit The sive sale of this won
dcrll medicine has already caused person or
to palm of the unsuspectiny, spurious cornnou,i
closely resembling the original. Pc rarticulsr:to bur
none without the written signature of A Parera NJ ~
the outside wrapper OF each bottle All others are
tsfit and their coDoInaers VIII be punished with the
u.ro3t rigor Of lie law.
Prlce-rHaEE DOLLARS per Bottle. For sale by n.
Hsbcoek, sole Ayta NJ Tor California Oregon and the Sand
vich Islands TO whom ali orders be- addressed
L6sral discount made to Wholesale dealers
D. DABCOCK. Wholesale Druggist,
II Davis street, an Francisco
LIST OF AGENTS.--Dr. JoHS LARK, Nevada; Rice
Coffin Co Marysyille; y. x. Starkwealher Stockton
w, H. Bruner Sonora Benz. Shurtlef Shasta; Child K
Wortben, Placervilie Drug store, Pacervle; Justin
Gates Jr Sacramento city; DR. r. ". Carr noygneye.
Tr W H. Gatlif Yfeka; Dr. J. B. Winston, Los Angeles
Whcsey Morse, san Diego George L. Story, Portland
Oregon.
Nsvsda, April 1, lS6e-5u,
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.

COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
JOHN DAY. JNO. L. GAMBLE
SURVEYORS.
yIoE-Grier He nry's Brick Building Main st. Nevada
Comfy surveyors Office, I
Nevada, July 10, 1855. !
Extract from the Act prescribing the duties of County
surveyor. Chapter XX Sec. IIINo survey resurvey
made by any parson except the county Surveyor his
Deputy shall be considered legal evidence ia Court
within this State except such ma b. authority
ofthc United States by mutual CT the parties
All parties are hereby noti6el that sny Surveys made
in this county by others than Deputies this office
Will not be recognized by Court wInin jurisdiction
n is 81 ate. 1l-3m JOHN DAY, County Surveyor
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
IMPORTANTTO MINERS
TRAVELLERS

fNHEtE is 10 maiady of deeper Importance either in
medical or neral pons OF yew to which the human
iamiiy is mere liable tan that arising from impure con
Hections.
As Il Medical man il is the duty OF every phys clan ;c
look al disease affects health aud life aud his sole
object should he 10 mitigate far lies in his power
the bodily suffering. luman nature at best is but frai
Ill are liable 10 misfortune.
OF all the Ills that affect man more terrible
than those OF private ratnre. Dreadful il is the
person who CONTRACTS H. xhfIl rayagcs upon
his constitution. ehng frequently in destruction aud
oathsnme grave il becomes of still greater importance
When ii is transmitted to innocen, oisuring Such being
The case bow necessary it becomes thai every one having
The least reason to fear That they have contracted the
dsease so'iid attend TO 1t nj once " consulting
physician, whose respecatiiity and education enables
him 10 warrant safe. speedy and permanent cure In
accordance with this nsccS>itv UR XOUNG feels called
upon 10 stale hat by long study and extensive practice
he has recone perfect master OF nil those ii Ieases VII a.
cV;he ieT be deno1iI nann Of vcnareai. and having
pid more atlsnIien 10 that bcauch than any Other
phSeiar IN the United -iates, be feels himself be9,
qIsiifed 20 treat them.
syphilis in Ill It's forms, sreh Ulcers. Swelling in
me Iecias Ulcers in tie Throat Secondary Syphilis
Cuisneol Erp'ions, UiceTaens, rartuary syphilis. Sy
piiils ~ Children Mercurcai yphtiiic Affections. Con
of!htl Cieei Stfictures False Passages inflammation OF
The Bladder aud Pro>trse Glands Excavations Tumors
fosiuis Sc are rs iainiar to ban the coui-
mon things OF daily observation.
ne Doctor elects cure in recent in few DAYS
a2i hhts no difficulty in curing those of long duration,
draw nnon him The slightest uspcon. obge him IL
neglect his whether within Without
The diet need be charged e1ce. in severe
inflammation hero are in California paticn's (amonLiiIg
- Two thousand in The pas, year that could furnish
proc. o this hn these alters that require the ut.
rost secrecy which he always preserves
Al! letters enclosing SO viii Se promptly attended TO-
OCce hours from a. NJ. TO 2. ". address
J. {. Young, NJ. d, EXPRESS Building
Corner of Montgomery aud Caiforain streets over
Wells, Fargo L. Co.'S express !epailments
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20

rLauEIiS iLLE, MAY 5, i-55.
TE7AR. J. c. YOUNG-Dear Sir: Words cannot express
~ the gratitude feel is due To 70 1.-THE benefit have
received from your truly invaluable OF treatment
cf my while presCribeng for me. think cannot
justify myself without giving this small o ken of my
thankfness and esieem for have been the of
saving my life, and restoring that hsslih which
had tong despaired of again enjoying had for long
time onr ycars been troubled with that most dreadful
scouraee of ound people seminal weakness nocturnal
emissions which weakened me both hoir and mind.
that ubligeii to give ap mining altogether con
suited one of The best h,scns $50 called Yin The
tain districts, and after careful examination of ny
he gaze medicines. continued under his treatment
fer months without receiving benefit in fact
:ruIn week 10 week until rt last got dcour
sgcd and asked him fos his opinion. told him no. to
fear tell me the who,e truth for should rather know
The al cnc', than 10 live in suspence had lost
aboat thirty pounds of es5, and knew that he al least
could cure. sid as was ti,en going de lii
toid Was incuFah; that had better take
any moro medicines lie said WIS H decline which
was fast lending 10 pulmonary consumption.
Ithen desired o. oainlng any relief, and saw that
unless something done To mitigate TIE complaint that
should be numbered with he dead what be
a raving maniac Happening Of your books.
The .ol ct d.sc t'rI us.i made mind ut 10
ci ard consult with the determination trying
more to gel relief you would undertake the Oh.
how thankful am Tor r.: ielernnaiion commences
taki the medicines prescribcc by you and am
shall moi fa to recommend you 10 any ri my friends
that require assistance for that
bad rhine every ease that flesh is hcr
TO- il eihere isfe enough left in e system f. h rpon.
Rec i've most sincere anu heartfelt tsfiSs Hui
TEEN. Dec. :. w. EftsNi41,A.