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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-07
nEATn ~ ZOOS. EpwARp D. prpLEY.

DEATH or HON. EDWARD b. DUDLEY.
Ire announcement Of The dralh VI ue lion.
EDWARD y. nrDLEY II his Iesl,lrnre ~ lllls
loan Al 10 o'rlnrk lssI evening. has eausrd =
profound sensations Of regret. lie lad bren
~ falling hrailh III several years pat, and his
death va. not unexpected.
E.lw ,rl b. Dudley has filed various offices
of distinction and nus 10 tbs Stale. Born ia
On.uw. be represented lai County ~ iii, tie
neral Assembly. Removing 10 this pllre he
went 10 Tie House ~ Commons severed times
The representatives 81 lhls tpwn under the oid
Borough representation. lie vas rln,sen ~
1929, y member Of Congress from the Dstnfl
ID succeed GW. llnlmes, w brlirse, pnd de-
cllnfd ..rlrciIon. Subsequently. lie was
elected dy tie people tinvemor II lie STATE.
heing tie ir.i Governor rlcried by Tie people.
Iso wears Afterwards III wss rc-elerird. lie
had Strong lnld % tie aiTsriinus VI llie peo-
plc. and universally c.rtmed IS pulr cal TREND.
aud lnes. lur his sterling qualii.e- u mud and
hear, lis enterprise. hbtraliiy and gnnd Wnfks.
lie gave an impetus 10 me cause II Internal
Improvements IN ihis STATE brynnJ ihai Il ans
other cil,zrn, and may be justly styled the "a.
Tier ~ the system.
liz va. chosen The fit.i Prc.ilrn, Il The W..
miHeirn aud Raleigh railroad Company. "a
which great work he rnmf huiea largely from
his lnunne. aud 20 The surrrs.lHl ronple,ian oil
wi,lrl, lia b,ougfi nniiting enrrgps. Ilr "a.
afterwards the fr.i Ffe.rlrnl 81 The Wilmington
anil sIlnrhr.ier Rad ond Company, ADD u lie
inr ol 81. death was Director IN lie lir.i nam.
ed Company.
/ Iris 40. fnr Us q pay lie tribute 10 llis me-.
T nnry Iliai III. siIue. demand. We leave iii,
10 The pen u one Inntr N iustrly acquainted
/ We hUi make lie announcement iliatsnr II oui
mo.l distinguished aud useful rtizrn. has lei
4 lie srrur II H. lajnr.. Ius. Dudley w4s u
he Gjih year " bus aye. WI Rs,IH, Oh %.
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TRiBrTg OF RESPECT.

81 meeting ~ the officer. ~ The ifaw.
fields Volunteer Regiment, held NJ David
uebanes. esq. On Saturday The 9Th 81 De-
tnher. tie following preamble aud resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas an Allwise Providence has seen
III 10 snnier The ties that buunl ~ 70 OUT Tor.
ncr friend and colonel. Plislry Nelson, and
remove him from our midst, therefore be Il
Rtsolrrd, That we deeply deplorc the sad
event. not only q. dcpri,ing u 81 onr 81
our dearest and mnst valued friends. but the
county ~ Orange 81 nne 81 her most dcscrv.
ing aud patriotic citizens.
Rcsolr,d, That ~ the tqrinns relations u
brother, husband. father aud citizen. We ~.
card The life " Col. Paisley Nelson a.
bright csrnpliGcation % ihc brauty and exs
cellenee II the religion Of our Lord and "a.
yiunf Jesus Christ.
Rtsoietd. That We hereby tender 70 The
bercs,pd widow. aud lie other members IT
The deceased's household. our cordial syn.
patty in this affecting jispeusaiion.
RssOired, That the editor Of The HILLSIDE
rough Recorder be requested 10 publish these
proceedings in his paper.
u. NJ. DURHAM, Judge ADV.
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left entirely. so from thai time he could swallow
even freely.
On Wednesday evening he complained much
Of his biuen finger and hand paining HIM, and
on Thursday morning his whole left arm was
palsied On Friday his right arm failed and
was soon completely paralyaed; and on Ss'i'r'
tlay the paralysis was universal and complete,
except in the respiratory muscles. These main
tanned their in, gritty, he hrea,hed easily IN
Ill The last moments oi his lie.
His mind wss clear and calm. lie was plea.
SAM, courteous aud alfectuna,e 10 all, giving no
one shor, word. He suffered no pain AFTER
Wednesday. bul he fell co stan, and extreme.
" strange and horrible sensation all owe, hin.
This was much worse at night, so that he slept
none the frs, three DAYS and nights, and bur
liule tie remaining nights except The last two.
Some nights his agony was so Rrea, that ne
was on and IN bed every ten minutes the Whole
TINE. On Saturday morning, after night o.
horror, aud constant using sud lying down. he
went mo a sleep, On Sunday morning h.
mind began 10 wander, vel lie could always re.
cngnize counlenanccs. His reason declined un.
Ill "Wednesday morning when he beeame lnscn-
slble and a, o'clock. A NJ, he quietly an,
wi,hnn. struggle resigned his spirit milo The
hands Of his Maker.
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Tie new rife ma.kei manufactured Al the
United states arn1rie, III. the length ii IT,
barrel reduced from A. 70 20 inches. The -
ierinr reduced. aud lie calib from d 90 IL
D.5s II az inrii. Tie barrel has three lie.
,tea.ing grooves. with point and rrar sight
braLed ~, graduated from one To- one thou.
.and yards. Tie weight "f tie new arm j.
me quarter u pound lighter than the old
model The lock Is changed to front action
swivel lick. will the Maynard attachment.
which will epniain siSty primers. The bali
i. Az elongated, hollow, pointed ball, weigh-
ing ig1 grains. which il abput sixty grains
heavier than The present round ball. The
new model ride requires bat sixty grains of
powder, which j. fifty grains less tlan the
present service charge d The snootl.btre
muskrt.
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Portsmouth,. Nnts ].
Al Chairman Il lie SANITARY t0mminrr of
Portsmouth,. y y alike ny dnis and pfRilfge to
ANNOUNCE llisi lie Yellnw Fever Is 90 hunger
rlnlimlr 10 MIR commonly.
The gnmminfr are unanimously u he opin.
i'm that onI st.rni fellow ritizrns may NV ilh
silsiy return 10 their ll0mrs.
large numbers have ALREADY arrived anil have
heen wsrnly welcomed aiming us; TER saieiy
iu.ufps ~ 10 believing thai The lnst. aud roo
aralliet Will ahirh We haue bccn fsurrd have
rIlrc.usily removed 10 apprehension. ~ DANGER
]. n. ScllOUNFlELD.
Chairman sinitlf, COMMITTEE.
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Til UniiedS Attorney General has decid-
ed ,ha, il is no d, parture from ncuilaliy Tor the
{; liens Of neulr State To sell nbelllgerents gun.
powder, arms, munitions. oi any otter srnrle 81
merchandise cunirahand Of war, or for lie mef-
chant ships ol . neutral State 10 transport The
troops or lhr military munitions Of either belll-
errrnt. Snch commerce ~ perfectly lawful IN
itself. subject always 10 The chances II hostile
capture by The other helligerrni; and IN The pre-.
sent war supplies Of gnnpeuder or pin'r ar,lrles
cont, sbanl II war aud military transportation
have been furnished Of lawful tight by the riil-
gems ~ lie United State 10 eich oi HE brlli.
geren... aud IN re espe, tally and y larger pro-
partions IL 6,es, Bnialn aud 10 france.
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

81. Louis, November !.
An excursion train ii eleven cars, which
left here Yesterday to celebrate the opening
Il the Pacific Railroad 10 Jefferson City, met
with a terrible calamity. Whilst crossing
the Gasconade river, about one hundred miles
l,om this place, the bridge gave way, pfccip-
itatine ten cars a distance Of nearly thirty
feet into the river. There were upwards
Of 700 persons on the train, including many
of our first citizens. About twenty are re-
ported killed. and from twenty TO fifty badly
wounded. Thomas q. $ Sullivan, the chlei
engineer Of the read, is among the killed
There we're but few il any strangers Oh
the train.
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RaLglou & Ga,ToS RAILROAD. stock.
hulder.i ~ The Raleigh and Castor Railroad
Company held their annual meeting ia Ia.
leigh on last Thursday. John D. Hawkins.
ESP. was appointed Chairman, aud Mai.
VI. W. yass acted a. Secretary.
The reports u the President and of he
Committee Oh Finance were read aud acopt.
ed and dividend u six per cent. declared.
A resolution was passed insiucting The
President and ti,setofs 10 rebuild the bridge
over tie Roanoke, ~ CASTOR, ~ s0on III The,
arc satisfactorily assured that the Peters.
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burg ana Grcenyilie Company will relay
their road with heavy iron rails.
A resolution was also passed instructing
the Directors to make semi-annual, instead
Of annual dividends. il they found It prac-
ticablc.
The following gentlemen were re elected
Directors for the ensuing year on the part Ct
s,ockholders, viz Thomas Miller and H. A.
Hamilton, Of Granville; g, W. Mardecai,
Of Raleigh; aud Dr.. W. J. Hawkins, Of
Warren.
The following gentlemen were appointed
an behalf Of the State, viz: CASTOR II. Viii.
der, Allen G Perry. and J. q. King.
At meeting Of the Directors held on
Friday, r. A. .lamilon, Esq, was chosen
President.
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BraraNI's TlrE BistrinurlNG M,cufyE.
TIN Thursdas. says tie y. y. Journal Uf
Commerce. We Witnessed the operation Of
iii. machine. and after ptett, thorough, ex.
animation ~ IT, workings. are convinced II
III practical utility IL large printing es,ab.
li-hmrnt.. Each machine viii di,ribute but
one size ofitpc; but The in,rntur says that
they msy be - constructed ~ 10 b. easily
adapted 10 The different sizes IL type. u
worked by han,l, me man or buy can dis
tribute la,uU0 ems per hour, rnI With scarce
" The possibility u ~ crrnr u single type;
Wherra. BY The usual process u distribution,
5000 ems are about the average. The ma.
chine can be wolkc,llIy steam, aud enc man
can attend to three of ilcm. making The total
distribution. in one hour $4,000 ems.
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As EorTAnLK DFclsioS.--We arc sure,
SAYS the National lnielIigencer Of the lst
inst, that il will BE- matter ~ qualification
10 the whole cnuniry 10 learn that the Pres
ident n thc United States has dec idc,l that
The distinguished Commandments. chief 81 tie
ARMY j. entitled q paw a. Lieutenant Cen
cral frnm The Goth of MAY. 1884,. This de-
cisinn Il. no doubt, 10 accordance With the
intention Of Congress in comforting upon
Gen. Scott The rank previously held ii this
country only b. Gen. Washington because,
high Is Tie complimentary title might 10 u.
sell have been considered. the national heart
ohccrIully responded 10 tie iir,t suggcsti"n.
and would have BEEN satisfied with nathing
less than a substantial token the e0untry's
gratitude and is high appreciation oi the
merit 81 this rcnnened officer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-07

A SENSIBLE FoREIGSER.-ln the Lexington
Advertiser, (,ilssissippi.) some days back, ap-
pear i The letter from which We make The ex.
tract brlnw. 4 challenge had been issued by
the anii- American party 10 the American parly.
10 select man to meet 10 debate al C5slIliAn
Springs. The Rev. James l.. Champmin took
up the gauntlet, and ia his letter on that subject
sgys:
s. Having consented 10 deliver an address, on
the grrai QUESTION now aenalng Tie Americans.
At Rrhiand. Sept. Z. | deem u necessary 10
make Few remarks respecting ms position. !
am foreigner hy birth. and resident Of The
Snilii. Here have spent the greater portion
81 nv life. In reference 70 The American Plat
iorn beg leave IL observe. that il bui alsoeai
what have 60 ,irnlrtl lor during ilie last fifteen
wears. Pnfessm Crawlorl, 81 Aberdeen, 81
ihi. SAFE. also foreigner BY birth. and editor
nf paper there. aud NV brother editor Of a week
ly and lri.weekly paper 81 the Sa,'h. aIe exact
ly Nilh me ~ opinlnn on the American plat
lnrn,. and l,a,lly iope Ihai the day Is al hand
when every paifiniir foreigner 10 The United
States will adept our views. ! know this wall
he So wbPn We come - commune with earil
nrher. and u prppre iur lie great struggle Just
ahead. Dnr srnlimeni vil! be: Rather lisn see
ise Whole county rurs,d rs ruunptng inteign
Influence, We stall advocate The dncinne. A..
netirins shlli govern Amrnra.' Unf 1--we Of
county Will prnu Is II ~ she runs u the love
II patty. SHh wili b. nus position 10 lie dAs
~ nal. Shnuli wr lal, tho rem mbranre 81
uur deeds will make hetOc Protestant u tie
living.
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Tie New Haven Palladium records anoiLer
case Il the complete cure 81 erysipelas by ihe
simple application 81 rfinbrffic- ppnn,el hue.
The patent sas Young lady. one eide u who e
lace lad h caaic - ssollen aud innlmed ilat
Tie eve hsi D rome closed aud the pain exres.
i've. s poHltire u cfanhrnies VI. applied. and.
alier sever changes. the pam ceased. lie ,uil,m
n,sIion snb.ilrii, and il tie rnurse Il couple
II days every ye.tige u tie disease had di-lp.
peared.
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nuR TABLE.
tslaeA,yood's Magazine for October is

fsiacfAyy00d's Magazine for October is on
our table Its contents are follows Notes on the
Noctes. Zaidcc: d Ronance--Part NJ. The Baltic
In ls55-Part ii. Modern Light Literature-history.
From Madrid Ia Balacaya. Books for the Holidays.
No. II--Any Recent Work upon Sporting. An oid
Contributor at the Seaside. Capitalization Dla-
loeuc The Story of the Campaign, written in Tent
in the Crlnca-Part y.
Published by Leonard Scott & Co.. 10 Fulton street
New York. Price So per annum; or Blaekwood and
the four Reviews, $40.
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ARREST OF CouNrrRrrirERs.- police
of New York arrested in that city on the 2slh
ult., two counierlciters, having in their pos-
session sl0,0Ou in spurious notes on various
banks. One Of the rascals was engaged III
signing the bills when secured. The plates
and materials we're taken possession Of, and
thrir owners cunmitted IL PRISON.
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TGotERsNEST ENrL1YEs AND TnE CouRT 90
CL.lAs.--By special anlcr from the Presi.
dent all employees IN any branch whatever
IL the Executive Department u the 6ny-
ernment are forbidden from essayius to prac,
lice ~ attorneys before Tie CLAIMS Court
This order is 10 aecordanee with the spirit
&c Tie law for tie prevention 1t fraud. !,
which assumes. with great justice, that q :
not proper HAT any public officer should be
interested in obtaining tie allowance 81 any
claim against The Treasury Of the United
States.
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srErcn nr nnN. !. ! cmrrENprN.

SPEECH ~ HVA. J. !, mi tENulssN.
a Grand Barbecue IL lie American Party
Ma. la'eis held al falmmii, u kentnekr,
On Whith occasion he HIM. 1nhn ]. Ctitteb.
den made .nerch from which vie take he
l.Iiuaing extract:
4" smd.t tle party strife u the past few
year., Wien tie unIy ole struggle seemed 70
IL. n8t AaN utt country ,hOtld be governed.
bat WHO .holld govern it--nnespeetetily a
rev parts lad grown up. Without cause !:
No. i came trnn The heart 81 inc people
4 tuatictipB Na. making n. way irum heart
10 heart. that foreign influence threatened
ear liberties. AID ne ,hpB.ht vt having
tiiem .4bVrficd On mr. own s1l aroused ets
ety tue citizen. Il wa. lie people, party.
/" lMmejiatei, after ihe Revolution, when
our country vas impoverished, aud our tor.
ests g. bs .ubdneI, foreigner. dtd me- care
about coming 10 share p1r Itbufss Fgf Tie
fr.t twtHt} yssrs, about GOO per annum
cane. IL he ue1t twenty, ir.n islD "a
1851. Ties gane at the rate u 900. These
aere ab.ptbe,l By our people aud become
smeflcaniLeh,
" iIut since that tine new scene bad
tscn exhibited. i'rUm 1910 10 1850 Ties
bal been coming II tie rate q betsFen Z
aud 10000 per aHnlm. This foreign ihtss
sinb Il srniie- 81 tOtets became alarming
Vas tasre any probability ofitsdeerras (
no Il ess true tliat II had fallen NJ little
ii tnr pas .far, bat when tie war AAich il
nov sAaliywmg TIE surplus population q
IarUyc cs9.ed. ~ should ~ sgstl inundated
aita Tvs eor litis.. dssppfaiees i BE- mUle.
= Tie Ike 81 sgta emgtatOn Tie world
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Cyc,opcd.a Of American literature.

1--WE have received from q. A. Roorach. Of y York,
pamphlet containing specimen pages Of new work.
cyclopedia Of American Literature" with mum.
her Of Portraits aud Autographs with which il j. . hc
cmbelIishcd. We have not had lime 10 examine il
critically, but believe !, viii he m interesting work.
Persons desiring 10 become agents for the sale Of the
book are referred 10 Mr. Roorbarhs advertisement IL
another column.
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SMART cHILpEN.

child three years oi are. with book IN lis
infant hands. is d fearful sight II Is TOO often
The death warrant, such as the onnle mned SIN
pidly looks al--laal. vet beynnd his compfe-
hension. What should child three years old
---nay. live or SIX years oll--be taught! Strong
meats for weak dlgesiions make no bodily
strength. lie, there be nu sery tales and nnr-
serv rhymes. would say 10 every parent, espe.
cially every matheT, sing 10 your children; tell
Them pleasant stories; il in the country. be mol
loj careful lest they get litlle dIrl upon their
hands and clnlhes; earth is very much akin 10
rs all. and, ~ cldren's oui-uf door PLAYS, soils
them moi si,warily. There is III il kind 0i
runsngniniy between all rIea ures; by !, we
touch upon lie common sympathy Of our first
subs iance AID hegrl kindness for our relations,
The hruies. LEI children have Tree, open air
sport. and iear no, though they make acqua'n-
iance with lie r.. The donkeys, and the chick.
ens--ihey mai firm worse friendships with wiser
looking ones encourage a familiarity with all
that love Ia cnurl lhem-lumb animals 1--we
children, AMI cfillfen lave them There IS a
language AIMING them, which the worlds Ian
snage 0bllierales IN The elders. LIS 0f mnre i'm
o rianre III / you should make Your chidlcn low
inc. Than that you wnnld make them wise. A.
bnVe all lhing-, make them loving, and Then. pt-
rents, il ynu heco,ne old and pnor, these will be
better Than Trend il,al will never nsglet; you.
Children brought up loving At yonr knees will
never shut lheir dan,s upon you and pnin
where ,Iley would have ynu 60.
Biqckr0Ifs Mqgn-iae.
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a New paper In Grcensborougi,.

Mes-rs. Z. W ogburn @. q Cole, and j. w. Albright,
have issued proposals for publishing another papc ~
tirecnsborough, to be styled the Ran. Rosp TINES,
devoted to News, Internal Improvements. Education,
Agriculture Manufactures and Commerce., TO be issu'
el weekly At 81 per annum in advance. II the editors
shall make good their confident assurance Of tae'ti-
ing the appreciation Of The people" will be no unrea-
sonablc presumption to suppose that the jserninat.
ing Judgment Of the people will give them LIBERAL
support.
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lIgaTnESDoS. - There are five hlaired
ailiion. more ii heattens than 81 Christians
III the wurd. For til, mighty mas, i was
recently siaird at an anniversary 10 Berlin,
nnIy fifteen hundred missionary stations ex-
it, and pnly ihirty.seten societies have been
formed 10 ptmn1te their conversion.
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The STATE Council of the American party in Ten
ncssee. has passed resolution recommending . srs-
sion Of the National Council Il Philadelphia, in Feb
ruary next take into consideration the general IN
ierest Of the organization and also recommend. that
the National Convention 10 nominate candidates for
President aud Vice President Of tic United states be
postponed until June next.
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sir George Grey, Goternnr 81 ibc Cape %
Cloud Hope, has determined 70 iry the effect
IL civilization, ~ Christian education by
means u schools and preachers, On The sur.
rounding native population. FOE lie peace
anil prosperity ~ tiip colony. instead " the
sword. For Ills purpose he proposes 70 ex.
peni IjN,gDU year ID lnissiuns.
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The yYarren.on News, hcrel,

hne W1NEehsou sNs'S, "
IL sheet, is now issued semi-wcckly. The News has
for some time past been under the management OF no.
bert A. Ezcll esq, and the courteous manner IN winch
has been conducted shows that its editor appreciates
the duties and responsibilities Of his position We do
not sympa,hise with il in politics. but nevertheless, for
the honorable qualities which mark its course, we sin
cercly wish i success.
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will be put to press sometime during the
ensuing winter, aud viii be printed Zone
thousand copies.) by March or April next.
The Professor passed through this place
few DAYS since, on bis way the Chatham
coal fields.
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Mosr MELANCHOLY AccIDrNr.--Wc ate CALI
Ell upon 10 recon-, the Lapprning Of must me-
lancholy arrid,nt this morning. As Mr. Ga.
brrl Holmes, h,nlher 81 the propiieia, Of Hones'
Hotel. was driving Up From Sueri. lie horsts
attached 10 hi. omnibus bcrame e giehfd and
ran away. and NJ Holmes was thrown inm
hls seat aud almost Instantly killed. How i.siI
is The tenure Of human lite. WI. HsraM
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The Rockinsham Democrat. = w,

have received several numbers of new paper recently
commenced in Madison, Rockingham county, entitled
the ROCKINGHAM DgNocRAr Mr.. James Raines, pub
Usher, and Smith Rancs, editors II is neat IN APP
pearancc, and edited with spirit; its principles Demo-
cratic, as its name indicates
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nILIsBORouGiI, n. c.
wednesday, November Z. 1855.
Agricultural Address.--our readers in o.

Agricultural AAdreSs.--0ur readers IN Dr.
ange engaged in farming, viii be gratifcd 10 learn that
John w. Norwood, esq, will deliver an address on
Tuesday Of our November County Court on the sub
jeets OF Horizontal Ploughing, Manurng, and other
modes Of improving land. Nh Norwood was compel
led nv the unayorable state Of the weather for out.
door speaking, to abdge portion Of his remarks IN
his address before tho Agricultural Society at the late
Fair But the subjects Of which he treated being Of
vital importance 10 agricultural interests and gene
raj prosperity, number Of his friends were induced to
soci, him to renew his remarks, which he has kindly
consented TO do al the time Indicated This will give
10 those who before heard him the advantage Of more
full exposition Of his views, and to others an
opportunity Of acquiring large amount Of valuable
iniormation
The following note from Mr.. Norwood in reply To
the request made to him. has been handed to Us for
publication
Hilsbprourh, October 81 1883.
DEAR Sir: ~ have received your note of
Yesterday, signed BY Yourself aud number
of esteemed friends, in which You kindly re-
fer to nv address yesterday before the Ag
ricultural Society, and express your regret
that owing to the unloynrable weather for nut
OF doors speaking, Twas compelled toabridgc
my remarks upon Horizontal ploashing, Ma.
nuring, and other modes Of improving land.
and request that will make public address
upon these subjects on Tuesday Of our No
yember County Court
Believing with YOU that our lands in Dr.
ange county have been more wasted aud worn
by washing rains than BY all other causes
combined. aud that horizontal ploushing is
not only the only remedy for this error, but
the starting point for other Improvements,
will very cheeriully present my views upon
the subject at the lime indicated in youI
note.
Noue. ,c,g frpt,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-07

We learn from the Galveston Confederate. that
L. d. Evans the American candidate. has becn elect
ed TO Congress in Tcnas ,y a,ajoniy d 80 votes.