The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-17
The Alhemarle negisser.

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We are glad to- learnt. that Mr.. II. y.
Creecy has become associated with the
Albemarlel Register. I Creecy WAS b few
years ago Tie editorof theilsconomist, and
those who had tile pleasure Of the weekly
visits of tlatpaperN rsnaelpber the rare
pleasure 1t railways brought. II was witll-
out doubt in Its day thebss weekly pub
lished In tile State. Tlle.same taste, judg-
ment and scholarship characterized
til Economist. Mr. Cfeecy may lie ex-
pacted to bring to tile Economist, aud that
Is enough to secure tlIesame Consideration \
to the Register that attached to the other
The Wilmington, Star has been shown
through palace car which has just ar-a
rived ia that city,, and Is intended 70 rum
between there and Portsmouth, OF which
car he says that to call IT magnificent
would hardly convey al adequate ideaQfa
i:s elegant appointments aud exquisite
finish. 4 III cost 50 900. IN WA s.ai
Some fifteen or twenty negroes left
St,kes county last week for Indiana. A
number OF whites also LEFT this county, for,
the ,vest. Western Sentinel.
j. M. Wright, who was ror several years
grocer III Greensboro, recently fell dead
In his stable at that place. n.
Settles bridge. IN Rockingham county,
was washed away by therecent rains. Il
cost 81, 900 and WINS one Of the finest
structuresin the State.
A cnlored boy yesterday. while driving
COWS ii The woods near Market street
road. 10 the vicinity of Mr. Thomas
Monks place, discovered thebody ofcoi.
ored infant lYingin the bushes The boz
dyswhs entirely destitute OF clothing and
was slightly embedded in, tbs, sand, and
covered over byabash and straw. From
the appraranceof tle, remains the child
lmust have been dead sometirneia One of
4 iis arms was gone, having apparently
been eaten offby the dags.s-Star 10Th ri
.sI.asf week a ,nan, giving his naniens
RnsenfIisl. and claimingtobe q lneniher
oftle iIrn OF Roserihai & Goldstein. Of
Dusl,a,n, n. O. came TO- tlais city and
bouslif d considerable quantity Of goods,
He made purchases ofan assorted stock
from MANY different iAtrchants Of the
place. ;sef each one Win instructions %
pack tile goods and send them to the de-
pot, and lie would call in q few rioirents
and settle. He bought IN all about 81 900
world. one tii1n suspected him, and tel,
egrapIled to a frieRdln Durham, for infor-
matinh concerning him. This friend re-
piled THAI there was no such man doing
business there that there was a Gold
stein, aud that lie was good. Tie man
not calling at any Of the places 40 settle,
as he had engaged, hope oftle merchants
shipped the goods. Que firm sent the
goods which Rosrnthsl had bought OF
them to tfie depot, but sent down after
wards and had them brought back. The
,i.sr seen Of tie man was about 10 O'clock
Saturday nDrniug. He left one Of our
business houses at that hour, promising q
return soon and pas FOR what he had
bought, aud sinee that tine has not beer
SCENT aHT = enlil.lss .reiiff7ssiHg Il
Rasenthal. rs be calls himself lisa nan
about 8 feet ! inches high weighs about
40 poudds. has brown OF sandy hair, and
new sfubliy heard. His whole appear
ance i rather uhtidy.
siIsrs Is lllale doubt that his design
was % have Tie goods shipped to Durham
where they would he met by q confeder
ate and spirited away Happily hi
scheme failed. aud our merchants LOSE
inulliing save the time aud trouble o
,tackihg the goods. Mr.. Roeepilak 4
indeed, that be his real name. Is uiiques
tionahly great beat and We call upol
tue press OF the State 70 pass him round.
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The Raleigh News, IN speaking OF thl
death Of Mr. samuel $. Jackson, the fac
OF whose demise was published IL TN
Journal last week, says
we regret 70 learn OF tile death o
samuel s. jackson, Esq; d prominent
I, lawyer OF randolph county, VINO uieusui
, the night Of The 9TH Instant, ut The real
dence u his brother, DIR. Isaac Jackson, 1
whiteyiIle. Columbus county. Mr.Jack
son was gmduate of high distinction
ofthe University Of the state, ofwhie
II Institution he was, cor sometime after hi
! graduation. the tutor o. languages. II
. was, also, a member % the State constitu
! lional Convention 81 1865, from sandolp
county.
lie was public spirited citizen, y Law
yer 6fhigh professional attachments, M
!. n gcpd man, whose lo-s Is 4 public one, II
leaves a widow, a daughter Of the htc ex
y Governor Worth, aud mle child.
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