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the Franco-Italian war against

related to the Franco-Italian war against
Austria.
Among these papers was also found the
draught of the treaty for the cession of
LoInbardy and Venetia corrected by the
Emperor Napoleon himself. The attention
of the civil administration attached to the
army having been called to these papers,
further searches were made, and a secret
cabinet was discovered, containing COM
plete diplomatic archives which possessed a
special interest as relating to events preced-
ing the war OF 1870. Among these docu--
ments We're those which have been wholly
or in part published by the Reichs Anzeiger
We are informed that the other papers found
in the secret cabinet are ofgreat importance
and include many documents, the publca-
ton OF which would be very disagreeable
to many German dirlomatists. There is
among them communication from the
French Minister at the Court of Darmstadt
which affords ground for the report which
was current at the time that NJ. Dalwigh
had invited the French to appear in Ger
many"
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Pat was an idle boy. One day he was
suddenly called up, and the question pro-
pounded by the pedagOgue
',IioW many Gods are there ,"
Patrick was not a distinguished tlIeolo-
gian, but he promptly answered:
''Three sir"
Take your seat - thundered the master,
land if you don't answer i'll five nIinutes,
will welt YOU"
The probationary period passed, and Pat
taking the floor, hestatingly stated the num-
bcr of Gods to be ''five, sir"
He received the promised welting, and
returned to his seat with ten minutes for
consideration.
Ten minutes UP, Pat was up, too, and
satisfied that he hadn't fixed the number
sufficiently high before, shouted out
''There's ten, sir
He saw the ferule descending, and break
inc out Of the door, lie cleared a five rail
fence and run like quarter horse across
the meadow. Painting with exhaustion, he
met Il lad, with Il book in his hand, and the
look of one in pursuit Of knowledge under
difficulties, he asked
"NhCrG are you going ?'
'-To school, yonder," was the reply.
'HOw many Gods are there -
:'One,'' answered the boy.
"Well, YOU better not go down there
\ Oun have good time with your one
God. | just left there with ten, and that
wasn't enough to save me the darndeSt lick
ING Won ever heard of
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that the time of these officials s.has been
largely occupied in devising selfish ard
questionable schemes for their own
profit" Add these factors, and i.
it strange that society i'll South Carolina is
disturbed? What European race would
stand the half of it without some kind of
effort at redress? Add also universal in
security to property-a mans barn burned
unless it is watched-his crops stolen unless
they are watched and add the insolence
Of negro slaves elevated to supreme power
over their white masters. Is there not Il
plenty of ''causc" for KII-KluXisr? And,
under the circumstances, what people could
have behaved better, or submitted as these
have done
Now read ONE more extract from the
UeyuldS Union county correspondent:
DESTROYING TIE WHITE POPULATION.
Unionville is almost depopulated of its
white men. A large number have been ar
rested, and an equally large number have
voluntarily left the place rather than run
the risk of being thrown nto prison, The
village does not contain more than thirteen
hundred Inhab!tonts, nearly one-haf OF
whom are negroes hGnce it is easy to see
how the absence OfOne hundred white men
can inure it. In all cases the white WOne.
and children have been left at home.
In the town they are well protected by lie
presence of the United States soldiers, %
that if they suffer it must bc from want OF
mental anxiety. In the country, however,
the situation Is very grave. Many men
have either left OF been imprisoned, and
their families are on their plantations with
out any White protectors whatever. The
increased arrogance and insOlence Of the
negroes, Of which | have been a witness
myself, has given rise to Il feeling OF deep
anxiety for these prOteclless white women
and children. In some localities there is not
a White man to be found for miles around,
Willie on every plantation are dozens Of ne
grOcs, their minds filled with the notion that
the United States Government is establish
ed for their special benefit. and that they
can do as they please with inIpunity. La
dies on these plantations are now compelled
to submit to whatever inSolence their scr-
wants may give them. One lady assured
me that she had found it necessary to stillG
pride and assume an air OF the deepest rc-
Spcct and courtesy, 40: 70 say reverence,
for every negro on her plantation, and Chat
VIXEN she goes to bed at night it is with the
utmost terror.
1t is of these people that the Irjb aitr
says that 'IHc great ,pdcHyjHg cotSc Of
Ku-hi,tri~m is thcjr ,nlrWi"g,c<s 10 I,Irec-
fcUlIy accept Hc ch01tyof coUd"toH q tie
ncgrO." There certainly is Il pretty con
siderable change, and the white man Nho
can quietly live in the presence Of such 4
change must have made up his mind to
life Of ruin and shame that has rarely fal-
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The Cause of Ku-KIuxism.

i correspondent Of the New York Tri-
anne, writing from Columbia, S. c., gives
.,iyes an account of the rise and spread of
Ku-KluXism in the South. 1t originated,
he saws. in North Carolina, and made its
appearance in South Carolina, in Spartan
burg county, in 1870, just before the cleo
ton. After it gained foothOld it spread
with great rapidity. The object of the Ku
Nllx. he says was . to thoroughly subju-
gate and terrorize the ncgroes-and make
universal suffrage a mockery." They sue
rec led so far, he continues, in some locali-
fjf., that the negroes did hot dare to ask
or their share of the crops, and accepted
n, protection of their employers against the
-KInx IS an offset to the wages dtte
them"
In reply to this, we give the following
extract from a letter written by the cores
pontlcnt Of the New York Her0id from
Mon county. lie says
In my last letter Ipromised to show, from
he official figures, to what extent the i'll
tirnidation of the negro voters had been
carried on in this section Of the State. One
Of the charges against the white people and
rhr ku-kluX organization is that the ne
..roes are whipped, shot, hung, or threat
rned with bodily injury, to keep them from
oting the Radical ticket Below you will
ind table of the votes Of 1868 and 1870,
and the last census, showing the total mum
bcr of votes in the Six counties named, i'll
all Of which the writ OF h0bcdS cO'l'us has
boon suspended
now TIE NEGRO VOTERS ARE INTIMIDA-
TED,
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Nervous headache is said to be instantly
relieved by shampeoing the head with a
quart of cold water in which a dessert
spoonful of soda has been dissolved.
The native leaf tobacco exported from
the United States during the year ending
June 3Oth, 1870, amounted to 21,10O, ,420
pounds, and during the year ending June
Both, 1871, to 19,90S, 793 pounds. The
yield of the crop of seed leaf tobacco of
1871, just harvested and cured, it is estima-
ted will amount to one hundred and sixty
thousand cases, distributed as. follows forty
thousand cases OF Connecticut river tobac-
co, forty thousand cases of Ohio, thirty
thousand cases of Pennsylvania, twenty-five
thousand cases of Wisconsin, twenty thou
sand cases Of New York, and five thousand
cases OF Illinois tobacco. This crop, it is
believed, will be the largest ever grown in
this country, the average yield being sixty
thousand cases. The domestic consump-
ton is placed at sixty thousand cases per
annum, and the export of 1872 is estimated
at seventy thousand cases. The stock of
tobacco on hand amounts to about forty
thousand cases
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-12-22
EVERY DAY AN INCREASE IN FLESH
AND WEIGHT IS SEEN AND FELT.
The Great Blood Purif1er.

Every drop of the SARSPAILLTAN RESOL-
VENT communicates through the blood, Sweat,
Urine and other fluids and juices OF the system
the VgOr OF life, for it repairs the wastes OF the
body with and sound material. ScrOfula,
Syphilis, Consumption, Glandular diseases, u
GERS in the throat Mouth, TumOTs, Nodes in the
Glands and other parts of the System, Sore Eyes,
StrumGrOUs discharges from the Ears, and the
worst forms OF skin diseases, EruptiOns, Fever
Sores, scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rhcum,
ErysipclaS Acne, Black Spots, Worms in the
Flesh THmors, Cancers in the Womb, and all
weakening and painful discharges. Night Swcats,
Loss OF Sperm and all wastes of the life prlncl-
pie arc within the curative range OF this wonder
Of Modern Chemistry, and a few days use Will
prove 10 amy person using II fer either OF thcSe
forms OF disease its potent power to cure them:
II the ptticHt, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that is continually
progressing, succeeds in arresting thcs5 wastes,
ana repairs the same with nc|t material 1p'.Ie
from healthy blood, and the cSARSPAtILLlAN
Will and does secures, 4 cure Is certain lOf
when once this remedy commences It's work Ol
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appetite improving, and Hcsh and weight in
crcasng.
NOt only docs the SARSPAGILLIAE RESoL-
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Chronic, ScrOtulOuS, Constitutional ami SKIN
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I)i~It R>ENIENTS.
SILAS y. MARTIN, Mayor.


For the Journal.
kcaI' JO'rrW One night last week,
john Locklcar, a muiattO, residing near
PhiladelpllUs, in this county, was out hunt
ing, when his dog freed > in Il clay root.
After some come cXcrtiOn the dog sue
cecdcd in eilecting an entrance, and drew
from its concealmcnt an object that proved
to be Il h5D,0a &LuU Becoming alarmed,
the mulatto hurried from the spot and sum-
moncd the no1Shbors 10 view the grim mys-
terry.
1t had evidently laid there for several
years, as the flesh had long since decayed
and fallen away, and most Of the teeth had
fallen from their sockets but how and
when it was placed there remains a pro
found mystery.
| understand the citizens Of the neigh
borhOod are making explorations with a
view to clearing up the mystery, and if any
important developments are made you shall
hear from,
Yours, truly,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-12-22
a Law for Death.

In Munich it is required by law that
every corpse, whatever the cause of death
may be, shall be publicly exposed at the
cemetery before the burial service can take
place. The rigid features of the dead can
be clearly seen through the broad windows
of the room their bodies elegantly draped
and covered with flowers. In the right
hand of each is a small cord that reaches
upward to a bell. \ watchman is always
at hand. Burial alive is supposed to be
impossible under this arrangement. The
law has been enforced for hundreds OF
wears, but rherc is no record Of life saved
by it. SucL law invades the sanctity OF
private grief.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Stoppage OF Water, Incontinence OF
Urine Bright 5 Disease, Albuminuria, and in all
case, where there are brick dust deposits, or he
water Is thick, cloudy mixed with substances llke
the white OF egg, or threads like white slik'
or there j. a morbid, dark, bilious appearance,
and white bone dust deposit, and when there Is
a pricking, burning sensation when passing wa
ter, and pain in the Small OF tie Back and along
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WILL AFFORD INsTAN EASE.

inflammation Of the Kidneys,
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Neuralgia, rheumatism,
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Travellers should always carry q bottle of RAD
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in water will prevent sickness or pains from
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he alleged he got the blow, and that Witty
admitted that lie struck him at the time
j. I. WALCoTT heard Costin make
threats against James.
JNO. G. MORRIS heard Costin make
threats against James the day of the homi-
eide.
JAMES j. KING met Costin running
dowu street, saying he was going back
soon to whip man.
Mr.. Koch sold them the liquor that
night. While James stopped a moment,
Costin and Witty went on.
b. W. Berry, j. G.. Hill, coiored and j.
G. Scott, colored, testified as to Blossoms
general characteristic former that it was
bad, and the two latter that it was good.
The speeches of all the counsel were
very able and exhaustive. We will not do
them the injustice by attempting to give a
summary.
The charge Of the Judge was very fair and
explicit, and at halfpast one o'clock
this morning the case was given to the jury
Just before two o'clock the jury returned
to their seats. His Honor was sent FOR, and
after the usual and solemn form upon such
occasions, the foreman, Mr.. II. IL. Grant,
returned verdict Of Not Guilty.
Throughout the entire day the Court
HeHse w:-S tlTon9ed 10y a dense mass of
people. The trial seemed to excite more
interest than any known here for many
years. The prisoner bore himself with
dignity ana calmness, fully impressed with
the importance Of the issues involved. The
examination of the witnesses Wus conduct
ed with ability, and nothing happened
throughout the whole trial TO create the
least bad feeling.
HANDSOME PREMIU Ms. AT. the Jewelry
Establishment Of Messrs. Chamberlain q
RaNls in TarbOro may now be seen a large
quantity Of silver service awarded by the
Cape Fear Agricultural Society to Capt.
Jas. K. Iliigpen for the most general eX-
lbilion OF field crops and Improvement
up0G his plantation. TliG sCr} ice consists
Of a brautfui Coffee and Tea Set Of eight
pieces, an elegant Fruit Stand, handsome
lee Pitcher, Waiter and Gobiets, and a
most lovely solid Silver Cap, the whole
numbering eighteen pieces, and valued at
not less than three hundred dollars. They
arc Ill certainly very fine, and it is but a
Just triputc 10 the farming qualifications Of
oar distinguished county man.-Tarbolo
.NDUiHeEH"r.
Al amcctiny OF Stockholders Of the Ma
vassa Guano Company, ,OfWilmington, held
at the Company's office in this city, on the
18th instant j. Eli Gregg, Esq, i'll the
chair.
Hon. r. 4, Bridgcrs was reelected Pres
ident Of the Company, Donald MacRae
Secretary and Treasurer ANA c. l.. Graft
lin, Superintendent.
The following Board of Directors was
chosen: Edward KidderJo Ohm G. Gratilin,
+. ". kvrcIner. Walter +. Lawton, J. Eli
Gregg, Winfield :. Dunan.
The reports Of the officers We're highly
satisfactory and exhibited q very flourish
liz condition If the affairs of the Company
giving evidence of the marked success of
tncir fertilizer. \ dividend Of ) per cent.
was declared, payable to stockholders ON
Isl JANUARY next.
CITY FI&ANcE.-TEc following is a
statement # the receipts and disbursements
ON account OF the city Of Wilmington, for
lhc eleven months ending December 9th,
1871
Balance from last v,ar $40 Sc
BJE(EfITS
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lib Li1eTIy ST., New York Is. y,
.OBERT &. Johnson,

DOBERT &. JOHNSON,
WTLNINGJOE y. e..
Office at john G.. JIcvrr's ,.prc would INFORM
his friends and old cu-tOncla nat has 4uali-
fled as Inspector, and solioits I. '~ patrons
ian II
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DIR. RADWAY'S
SarSparilIian ReSOIVent

Has Made the Most Astonishing Cures;
So Quick, SO Rapid are the Changes
the Body UndergOeS, Under the kn-
nuence of this Truly Wonderful
Medicine, that
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Persisted on the I.rairies--A sad story
How fsozEse Important Papers Were
Found.

Tie JOUIIIW Ue UeItete gives, upon tle
authority Of a Berlin correspondent, the
following account Of the manner i'll which
the documents recently published in the
Berlin ReictS ArzeigeT i'll reply to Nj.
Benedetti's pamphlet, came into the pos
session of the Prussian Government ''At
a coUntry-house belonging to NJ. Rouher
some servants were busily engaged in burn
ing a great quantity of paper, when the
sudden arrival of our troops caused them
to take to flight, leaving their work incOm-
army were curious enough to examine the
papers which were scattered about the
Place, and they found that the documents
belonged, for the most part, to the French
Ministry for Foreign Affairs, and specially
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GA letter for you, miss" said the grim
ming little messenger boy, some months
subsequent. Listlessly Bercie broke the
seal, for nothing excited her much now
The letter was thus
s'MIss ZARIAN-You will pardon the
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DROBATE CoURT-DuAL y .
Eliz

Clerk OF superior y
decS
NOLDSBORO FEAIA -.
The Winter Session o. tn .ns.i. ution .,ill
ope MONDAY, the 18th Of :. I~- i, 1872, with
an ..''e and eHperienc, Faculty of teachers.
Prof l. T. Wright is in charg. tie Mrs.co
Department.
~ For particulars aldr,se
y. u. Ora ut.
dec Is =,
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dec 1G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, Dec l5.-Thc specie in the Bank OF
France has increased 3333, 900 francs during the
week.
New YORK. Dee. 15.-I.ondon dispatches
up to noon to, day report the Prince of Wales
much better, and the fears as to the result are
subsding.
LONDON, Dec. l5-2 p. m.-The propccts Of
the Princes recovery are hourly growing bet
ter. There is excessive weakness, but it is be-
lievcd the fever has spent its force, and with
increasing quiet the patient is gaining strength.
The following bulletins have been issued
since the last dispatch, timed 5 o'clock a. m.
Sandringham, Dec l5-S a. III. The Prince
has had quiet nj ght There are symptoms of
debility. but his condition may be considered
more favorable. = 'Sandriugham, Dec. 10
noon. Ills Royal HighnesS continues in tran
quill state and slowly but steadily improves. "
LONDON. Dec l5-3 p. m.-I'he danger in
the case of the Prince Of Wales is so far lessen
cd that a message has been telcgraDhed to the
Princess Victoria at Berlin countermanding the
summons sent her to come to Sandrlngham.
Quite sensation is produced by the refusal of
certain extreme ritualiSts 70 say prayers for the
Princes recovery in the absence Of orders from
their bishops
Lady Burgoyuc, wife Of Field Marshall Sir
John Burgoyne, died last night
The British press comment with severity on
the reported attempt to bride jurors in New
York.
PARIS, Dec lj.-The Chinese Embassy has
sailed from Mar<ciIlcs for Sauyhai.
LONDON. Dec IA new combination is
organizing here to rescue the Erie Railway
from the present direction and it is proposed to
inaugurate energetic measures immediately,
Holders are invited to register their shares at
the banking house Of Bshoffshcim aud receive
certificates free of charge. N1cHenry is at the