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democratic Convention.

A meeting OF the Democratic Central Com
mittee of Monroe county, was held in Woods
field, June l6, 1855, at which MARSHAL Nor.
ROW was called to the Chair, and JOHN MARTIN
chosen Secretary. The following resolutions
were adopted
Resolved, That q Convention of the Demo.
cratic party of Monroe county, be held, on the
popular rote plan, on
.. Saturday, the 2sth day of July, 1855,
to nominate candidates for Representative,
candidate for Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, Sheriff, Coroner, County Commits
sioner, County Treasurer, County Recorder,
and Prosecuting Attorney; and that the polls
at the primary elections, in the several town
ships, be opened at o'clock, and closed at 6
o'clock, P. NJ, of said day.
Resolred, That the Democracy of that part
of Noble county, formerly belonging TO Monroe,
be requested to meet at their several places of
holding elections, and ballot for candidates for
Resolued, That ono delegate from each town.
ship be appointed to return the poll books to
the County Convention, to be held in Woods
field, ON
Monday, the sofa day Of July, 1855,
at ! o'clock P. NJ, at which time said poll
books shall be opened, and the candidates hay
ing the highest number of votes shall be de-
ciareo the nominees OF the Democratic party,
Of Monroe county, for the several offices TO be
illed at the ensuing October election.
ResolUed, That the delegates of this county.
when assembled, shall nominate three candi-
iates for Directors of the County Infirmary
Resolved, That one delegate from each town.
ship shall be appointed, at the township meet
ngs, to attend as delegate to the Senatorial
District Convention, at the time and place to
,e hereafter agreed upon.
RESOLVED, That the delegates appointed to re-
urn the poll books from the sew eral townships
hall be the Central Committe for the ensuing
'ear.
The judges of the primary election will be
areful to exclude the votes of all except Demo-
rats legally entitled to vote at the annual
lection.
1t was ordered that the proceedings of this
neeting be signed by the Secretary and pub
shed in the Spirit Of Democracy.
JOHN MARTIN, Secretary.
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Wool Market.

Wool buyers in town are paying from
80 to IS cents per pound for wool accord
ing to quality and texture, and some
choice lots sold for so GENTS Belmon,
CHronscls.
A steady demand, with large receipts
of new clip. Sales in the week of I2. .OOO
to L., 900 lbs. at 16a18 cents for unwash.
ed common; washed do 26a29 cents; pull
led 20a23 cents; fleece, common, 25a-
81 cents; three-quarters to blood do 35a-
40 cents per lb. BOD San.
There has during the week been some
stir in the wool market some of the best
clips having been sold at as high as SIS
cents per pound, which is the same as the
same clips brought last season, and some
thing higher, we believe, than was antici-
pated. - WsAs5urgA Hsrald.
Goodale's recent sales of wool were
made at the following rates: s SIS cents,
Xxx Soc, K As, No. Al No. 3 81, No.
3 33, No. 4 3l,and No. 5 26 cts From
present prospects, wool will be from to
8 cents higher. The country is flooded
with buyers. Wool owners must look out.
Ohio Farmer.
Wool is selling full up to last years prices
and may sell higher. We heard of sale
OF Ohio county wool at 60 cents, and Of
fers between that and Soto others. Let
our farmers look to it that they do not give
away their wool, but inform themselves
July before selling. - Wheesng InteNge,,-
Ger.
Sales Of which we have heard range from
u to 40c. The coarser quality may in
some instances fall below this price, and
perhaps some of the finer clips win go
above it.
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Removal Of Gov. Reeder.
WASHINGTON. June 10.

The President has called Reeder and
other Kansas territorial officials to ac-
count for speculations in Kansas with
af-breeds, in violation of acts of Con-
gress, and tells him he cannot be kept in
Office unless impressions now on his mind
shall be removed by satisfactory explana-
tions. Reeder promises to reply when he
shall have reached Kansas.
Soule arrived in the early boat this
morning from Richmond. He stops at
Wizards.
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DIED-On the 22d inst, at his residence
in jackson township, of small pox, PETER
WlTTEN, aged about seventy years.
Mr.. Witten has long been resident of this
county, and was well known to many of its
citizens. He twice represented our county in
the State Legislature. As peaceful and kind
hearted man, and good neighbor, few excelled
our deceased friend.
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MURDEREss TO BE HANGED.
June 20.--The notorious Henrietta Rob
inson, the murderess, was sentenced this
afternoon by Judge Harris to be hung the
third OF August next. When the Judge
commended her soul to Gods mercy, she
said he chad better pray for his own
soul, +" declaring she was victim to polit-
ical conspiracy, calculated to crush inno-
cent women.
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Legal Advertisements.
Sherifs Sala.

RY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. ct Ler. Fn
u issued from the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, Ohio, and to me directed, will
offer for sale in the town Of Woodsfeld, in said
county, on
Monday, the 9th day of July, 1855,
at O'Clock, and continue from day to day, the
following personal property, taken in execution
and levied on as the property of George I.
Kelch, at the suit of p. J. Bartholow and others
as Trustees of Bartholow & Tiffany, and Bar
tholow & Co., to wit:
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Attachments.

a my instance, writ of attachment was,
"A on the 9th day of June, 1855, issued by
Thomas s. Fowler, Justice of the Peace in and
for the township of Malaga, Monroe county,
Ohio, against parcel of Tobacco-supposed by
appraisers to be about Nine Hundred pounds
OF SIMON Davidson nonresident of said coun-
ty' for the sum OF s25,95, and costs of suit yet
to be included, and will be for hearing on the
18th day of July, 1855, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
June 20, 1855. JACOB CARPENTER,
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Guardians Sale.

ON SATURDAY, the 21st day of July, 1855
~ at l o'clotk P. NJ, on the premises, in Ben.
ton township, Monroe county, Ohio, to witt
The north east quarter of the north east quar-
ter Of section 80, township 2 of range S, con-
tanning 40 acres, more or less. The subscriber
will offer said lands and tenements for sale at
public outcry, by virtue of an order from the
Probate Court of said county, in the case of
Alexander McWilliams, Guardian of Mary E.
McWilliams, against John A. and Adaline Nc
Williams. Terms of sale, cash in hand.
ALEX. McWILLIAMS,
June 20, 1855. Guardian.
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RoAD Nof1CE--Notice is hereby given that q
LII petition will be presented to the Commis-
sioners OF Monroe county, at their September
session, 1885. praying for county road, COM
mencing in the Creek road leading from Woods
held to Clarington, at or near tho ford of the
creek, where the old road takes the hill on the
lands of VIM. Steel and James Bracey, III Ad-
ans township; thence up the hill, the best
route, passing near BENZ. McMahon's house.
and with the line between the lands of Elijah
Mcmahon, John Henthorn and Joseph Minor;
thence the best and nearest route, through the
farm OF Elizabeth Gray, to the ridge road lead
ing from Woodsfeld to Claringtion.
June IL, 1855. A PETITIONER.
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STRAY HORSE.

TAKEN UP, by the subscriber, living in Green
i township, Monroe county, Ohio, on the 3Oth
day of May, 1885, a fine SORREL HORSE, with
q snip on the nose, and star on his forehead,
left hind foot white, about years old, and about
l63 hands high. The owner can have the same
by proving property and paying charges.
June 70, 1855. ELIAS sHRIVER.
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The Blooded Bull-Tecumseh.

a LII PERSONS wishing to improve their stock
~ from the above-named STRAIGHTFORWARD
bCLL, can do so, by applying 10 the subscriber,
residing at the Valley Mills, in Perry township,
Monroe county. Those living at distance will
be supplied with pasture for their cows. Terms.
81 in advance. Tecumsch is a beautiful deep
red, four years old this spring, and weighs
1,70O pounds, and possesses all the qualities of
the Short-Horned stock of CATTLE
June 90, 1855. ISAAC YOUNG.
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Mail Arrangements,

4 RRIVALs AND DEPARTURE Of the Msiis ~
II and from WooDsFrELp:
BARsEsv1LLE-Arrives every day fexcebs sdn-
day. at II o'clock N. Departs evsfy day fsx-
cept Sunday at o'clock p. NJ. = -
BARsEsvIILE (via Calais) - Arrives every.
Tuesday and Friday at S O'Clock P. M. Deparfs
every Wednesday and Saturday at A. II.
MARIETTA Western route e)--Arrives syery
Tuesday and Thursday at P. M. Departs a..
cry Monday and Wednesday at 5 A.. NJ.
MARIETTA (southern route Arrives es everyy s.
Saturday at Z IN. Departs every Fridxvg 8.
A. NJ. @ -. sss' & s.ss
lanes (New Castle3 Arrives every Monaay-
and Thursday at II n. Departs same, days 8
SuNrrsH (clarington) Arrives every Monday
ana Thursday at II n. Departs same days ii
81. CLArRsvIILE-Arrives every Monday md.
Friday at P. N. Departs every Tuesday. and
Saturday at A. NJ. zs' g
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Pay up! Pay up!!

VIE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS owing TO George
L T. Kelch, in Monroe county, Ohio, have
been assigned to us. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said Kelch will please
call and make payment.
HOLLISTER, OKEY & HOLLIsTER.
June 27, 1855.
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For Sale.

MARY YoHo's EsTATE.-The sabscyiber
W was, on the 9th of April; 1853, by tAe
Probate Court of Monroe county, Dhio.apointed
Administrator, with the will ANNEXED Of ths
Estate of Mary Yoho, late of said county. de-
ceased, and has given bond and received letters
as such. IoHN 4Jaapr,I I. -
june s, 1855.
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for'iiegl, Nelos.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
New York. June 90. 1851.

>>'~A~As
New York, June 90, 1855.
The Asia arrived with London dates
to the 9Th. The Asia arrived out on the
second instant.
GENERAL INTELLIaENcE.
From dispatches received at the Admi-
rally from Sir Lyons dated at Kertsch,
May 1st, it appears that squadron from
the Sea of Azoff had appeared before
Gevitchi, and landed body of seamen
and marines, driving the Russians from
the place.
They destroyed all depots and vessels,
laden with corn and supplies for the Rus
sian army. Only one man wounded.
Since entering the sea of Azoff, steam
ers, and 240 vessels employed in carrying
supplies to the Russian army on the
Crimea have been destroyed by the Allies.
The conference at Vienna has formally
closed, after q late sitting held on the
fourth of june.
Gen. Pelissier telegraphs from the Cri-
mea June 1st. We have sprung two
mines in front of the flagstaff bastion.
The second explosion did considerable
damage to the enemy. In ravine of
CareeniAg bay in advance of our works
e,c01s ua0eovo .,s oicu u"isserse inc
..S !" : se. euD,' s eases n.ea WIN gun,powaer,
equal distances, and buried just beneath.
the sod, each case containing one-ffth of
killogramme of powder and covered with
49,. =. IL :ll.. rPAas "n'n "oulu GA
IN Ks.s '0 s...p'e plessuie VI tne 1901.
-.SN sss 1'N Deen 'aAen up Dy our engi-
-9es &
- a,spascn % RON frlnce Gortschakoff
sss ea 1'1. VI may seaees .nas the Aiiies
nsu o.cuPieo Aertscn' out nad not push
:. m@e ~ - ne reports Una. IN conse-
oe !. sae measures nc nao taken the
ea...,n"ssss: s "a noe ee a. aol1 - cus on tne
ous T.a nSN - .ne nuSslan army
-, 0o'o,nMen. uSAes'e =, rank1ort'
issa. rD'nes .ss. .s u.sPsscn .rom ooessa 10 the
.n.o' s.ae e'ie RUSSIANS are raising nat-
n..:s.. CO. Cn."u Sanu .ue cnannei near
u:.n us,i.Ius .a Wnlcn connects futno Lake
'.l Ana.ha. LII 1ea a:a..1u :. a.un.
rae hsd - $780, sayS uen: Onscna-
vision of four infantry regiments each
5000 strong.
= Gen. Grossenheim has also arrived at
Perekop with the 9Th cavalry division
$500 .os rpa :. .oul leglmsn.s, eacn soo
ss.s.s e 20 e,se eno uol'sonaAon . rem
- Is..s.s = 0'oUo nen.
that the success of the Allies had made
. deep impression there
A letter received from the French camp
at Sebastopol dated Nav 22d states that
the Allies are on the veof great events
that everything is repaired at last-that !,
arrangements had been made in q. connc;l
of war, at which Generals Canrobert.
Pelissier, Bosquet. Lord Raglan, Omar
Pasha, Brown, Della, MarmorS, and Ad-
-
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a TTACHMENT.--At my instance a writ of
n attachment was on the 4th day of june,
1888, issued by Thomas Neal, Justice af the
Peace in and for Perry township, Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio against the goods, stocks, interests in
stocks, rights, oredits moneys and effects of
VIM. w. Guyton, nonresident of said county.
for the sum Of $l39 60 debt and cost, and win
be for heating on the 18th day Of July, 1855,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. -
June 6, 1855. A. B. COVERT.
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UsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY THE
y Bbl., fresh supply Of
MACKEREI.
Also good assortment of GRAN CRADLES
GRAIN and GRASS SCYTHES; SICKIES:
HAY, STRAW and MANURE FORKS:
Shovels; Hoes; Scythe Snathes;
Axes, &e., DC.
Clarington, June l3s r, CHASE.
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O MY CREDITORS Intending to move west
L ny the hrst OF October next, wish all per
sons to whom i am indebted. to leave tbe;r a..
counts with WM. READ, Woods6eld, and they
viii be paid. Let all pay attention to this no.
tiec even if their claims do not exceed I'D cents.
Perry T'p., June 10, 's5. DAVID STEEL.
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49,. AAASy CAA Aoop J1Ou&S W160QUk H
Experiences Of ysays hes sessbllsAss
Inc iact that Msrchants Celebrated 6arxae (l ~ Cs
~ .n.sy Emoroeat.en xla cure rost cases ~
SSa1nk Sweeney Mngbone, Windsalis Poil: !
7{ Evils Callous, Cracked Heels, Gells q sii
kinda. Fresh Wounds, Sprama, Draisea .FfaI,
hia. Sitfast. Sand Cracks, Ssrsina, ia,ncaeo.
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease. Nanc3 :
Rheumatism. Bitas Of Anisnais, Extesnsi FSSss
sons Painful Nervous Affections, Efoet b.
Boila. Corns, WhitIowa. burma and sceljsI :
Chithlains. Chapped Hands, Cran,ps& C6I
fractions Of the Muscles, Srxilines, Keafns~Ss
ct the Joints. Cakel Brcasts. DC % =. A1rsS
-. The anEsraIelsd :ysss.. Of his on q. e.rs q
.aliy beeomns nsrs knewn the fAsspag .
can hardly be cyeitej, excepa BY thSss vAs ~
the habit of kserins il IN their sshlss and kosea l
bs ,;,,sn ssons o. pam, suffering aad 'inns sed
be sgre tho name Of The sole proprefct SEox6E
W. MERCHANT. Lockpoyt. N ", ir kswn ID IL SsS I.
ct tie houe, snd in his hsnlwriiIag The e~rt
All o!isrs sddtessed ts tie froisistss xi be psse2
Get rsnrhe, AZ the Aren't and zee whsi scas,. -.
seeampissed by ilc Of this sac,eins 5 l.sSsS
Aaid By resiertsble dealers esnssays Ia Iuis6a,
sssiss AMI oanada Atso bs sgs s.ss ses-1rsS
j. N. Nfkbride, WeadAA3las Ar~.s-.r.s<
Mooney & Co, Beallsrille;s w. Steel Stafon4. :
Y. sFollock d Co., snnfish; II. G: Totxehn.ssss -
haiaeS hapcoast & Heailev, Jaynestoxn. ~
'se Milet & Son. Senerton;a A. 8. Mars,il,csiIs
Sew esssles ~ 1hxbmy, New Boston. ! AsiSis,
T Wholesale ey y, Park, Cincinnati; 81. 8 r..
faylord, and "A. 4 I Wenhsna, Cleveland: and.
= Hardy g. Jones, Htss targh. = I7szit Il
July I3.lss4
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Brothers quote breadstufs generally nm
changed Market dull.
The Conferences of Vienna having for
mally closed at the instigation Of the
western powers, negotiations for peace
are not likely to be renewed unless Rus
MA shall apply to Austria for her good
ofices. Prussian correspondence says
that Austria considers herself released
from all engagements to the Western
Powers the latter having refused to con-
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ILLIAH KEaD, Sheriff, NJ. c. o.
June %, 1855. Is 3s
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Rogers Store Post Office,

NJ OIL C E .---SOMETIME IN THE MONTH OF
II February March, 1854 l. Benjamin Rogers of the
county of Wake and State aforesaid, made limited pow
of attorney to William a Rogers of the county
and State aforesaid for the and protection of
several servants then engaged the Turpentine
mess, until they rehred by certain trustees or re-
turned to me, directed it WROTE and no other
purpose whaever to which part rehired by said
trustees in March, 1854 and balance returned me,
which time considered the agency of William A. Rogers
two mouths back) 1 crediby informed that moneys
due to me were paid TO him. and under color of the
and delays the payment of the same TO proper
agent. Now, be it known, that did consider him
agent for collecting receiving any such moneys for me-
giving receipts or having any thing further to do with
after they rehred by trustees bal
of slaves returned to As SUCH do hereby revoke
and all such of attorney and such agency
ofore and hereafter and all of his way
touching the premises in name shall be null
and void from that time day. and date above written.
BENZ. ROGERS.
october 20, 1900 96-5t.
"a Raleigh Register and Fayetteville Observer copy
three times and forward BENZ Rogers Rogers
Store. n. c.
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S25 REWARD.

u ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on TN,
Ae 18th INST, negro man, REUBEN black tyror, ne
en- years OF age i've feet nine inches in height weigS
hundred and sxty-ive pounds has when not enb,S one
bold, plausible address, good face, a recejin% %
head between one of his great and Toe scar rio I
OF an oxe which causes the big point acluss tb
towards the outside No other notable marks rec Ii
Reuben was brought up in Robson County in this S
had wife there,-owner not known-was bought NJ
Georgetwon, S c., and by of H. b. Oakes brnE o.
Charleston on the 9Th day of June last and brought 10 this
comfy where he abored and behaved we'll up to the time
his disappearance. He is well acquainted ubout Eaxt,
VILE having drove the wagon from Robson to that &
will give the above reward of $2j for his appreeps
and confinement in any JAIL get him and n,
grunble ' anu '''
JOSEPH A. WEATHERIY
Greensboro Guord Co.. N Co. Sept 1855 sIHtf
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SALE OF VALUABLEL4YD

ElY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE CoIrRT op
Equity, for BERTHE County, shall sell PUBLIC sale
the town Of Windsor, Tuesday the 18th dav of Noy
Der next those Valuable Lands in Perqumans county BE-
longing To the heirs at law of Alexander w M-bane do
ceased shall also sell at the time place The
WILKINSON HOTEL.
situated in the town of Windsor. This is the only Hotel
in the town. and has hitherto received large patronage
Also at the same time and place, shall sell Several tract,
OF and IN BERTHE county, owned by the heirs at law Of
Alexander w. Mebane deceased
The foregoing property sold for division The terms
will be liberal and will be made known on the day Of
sale description of each tract will likewise be read on
the day of sale.
L. S. WEBB C. &M.E
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400 REWARD.

IT WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD FOR IIh
apprehension and confinement of my Negro Man Den
MIS- ftaken in this State 5000 if taken of the State
Said Dennis has been runaway about twenty months
viz: since December, 1853. He is slightly bow-legged
with stoop in his walk and inclined to be
ed toes turning out little has of MS hgnS
caused by snag of dark complexion, feet or inches
high aged about q years. and weighing when he left about
$50 pounds.
Since Dennis has been runaway, have heard Of MS
being in johnson county turpentne hand and dehe
have heard of his being about Averaboro maker u
turpentine barrels and striker blacksmith shop per-
haps in Fayetteville or its vicinity and about Godsoor
cannot say whether these representations true bu
have doubt he is in Johnson, Harnet Cumberland
some of the adjacent counties, working about as tree man
learn he passed in places by the Of John
Williams he doubtless has other by which he nS'
passed during his long absence.
will give the above Reward of 800 for his Apprehension
and confinement in this State, 5000 if taken out I'll M
State so that get him again. fdelivered to me IN M
egh, will pay all additional expenses besides the ABOVE
Reward Letters corning said Runaway 10 be address,
ed to at Raleigh. w. GRAY STRICkLANp'
Sept 10, 1855. 1t9U-"Zm'
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From Household Words.l
IITDfLE NnT

JCDGh NOI.
Judge not; the workings of his brain
Aud Of his heart thou canst not see;
What looks to lhy dim eyes a stain,
In Gods pure light may only be
\ scar, brought from well-won field,
Where thou wouidst only FAINT and yield.
The Look the air, that frets thy sight,
May be token that below
The soul has closed IN deadly fight
With some internal fiery foe,
Whose glance would scorch thy smiling grace,
And cas-. thee shuddering on thy face!
The fall thou darest to despise--
May be the slackened angels hand
Has suffered il, that he may rise
And take iirmer, surer stand;
Or, trusting less 10 earthly things
May henceturth learn To use his wings
And judge none lost, but wait, and see
With hopeful pity, not disdain;
The depth of the abyss may be
The measure of the height of pain,
And love and glory that may rais
This soul to God in after days!
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October 10, 1856.

They CONE LIKE SHADOWS, THEN DEPART.-We
clip the following from one of our Exchanges in
which it is credited to the Huntsville Democrat :"
A KNow-NoTHING EDITOR GoNE.-Since we put
in type the article from the Athens Herald exposing
the know nothing abolition editor of the American
Democrat, published in Florence letters have reach
ed Huntsville stating that the aforesaid editor ebs
conded Immediately learning that his true stand
ing was made public. A friend has permitted us
to make the following extract from letter received
by him on Saturday last, dated
FLORENCE, October s. 1e So.
Il suppose you will be atonished to hear of the
sudden departure of our famous know nothing editor
He took French leaUe day before yesterday, and
since then he has not been heard of nor is the Tel
egraph able to find his whereabouts. The cause of
his sudden departure owing to an expose made
of him by the editor of the Athens Herald, which
WHEELER heard of the day before the paper reached
this place. 1t is also stated that the gentleman took
off with him from $500 10 $500 of other folks
ey,' &c.
1t strikes us that the course pursued by the Edi-
tor alluded to above, not unlike that of GER
tain knight of the quill in State whose slo
cal habitation" for time was in Goldsboro; per.
haps, our neighbor of the Argus" can inform us
of Mr.. Powell's whereabouts. Brethren of that
fraternity ought to be, if they not, keepers of
each other. Fdg. Oor