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Mr.. H. C. II. Reed, of Sheboysan,
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We call the attention Of our readers TO
our country correspondents in this issue
Is thav are iGtersporsel with local news
ard vell worth the attention Of al oar
rgalers.
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-H4RpwAsF--We happened to have
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ware Store, On Washington 81, enc day
last week, and ealedin to see cur oil frieai,
We were never more sa-l r;sed in orr life,
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may De in search Of. Whenever voe want
any thing ii tie hardware line not usaal'v
Kept on tais side, You can be ressas.a }lv
I sure Of finding Il tspre.
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The following is report Of School
District No. /, for tie term Of fifteen
weeks, ending the 22rh day of December,
1872
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which We understand, was drawn up '
Lawyer Anderson, is IN circulation here
now, PRAYING the Leg; !ature to so amend
the llw II gard to swamp lands, tha: the
commissioners shall rer Ter al account, and
that the lands shall BE- tax. b,e etc.
THg SCHOOL
here WINS never, psrhar, in 30 prosperous
r condition a. il has been the past summer
aal winter Uuler the able and eficisn.
care ola 'eacher, the gr'o2s Of whose per
-on is only ez-c'lel BY the greater enlor,
rnen.s d her mind, the scholars are fast
t.oseomins into Anna Dickinson, and Dan
lei Webstsrs.
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Prospectus for 1S73-S.zth Year.
, 1873-12-07
IN MADRID.
rNerr{I Gallo Suteia{.t


B1CKLE8 TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION.
PARIS Dec. ca cipher dispatch from Madrid
says the Cuban question is asnln grave. Minis
ter Scklos today tondorol lia resignation
as Minister. in consequence OF disaSreo-
1ncnt about tile Spanish complications. This
disagreement has existed for aomo timo. It i1
understood that III tho recent negotiations 6oc-
rotl,y Fish acted decidedly Eith President Cas-
tclar. ignoring Sckica and disappearing OF hin
imperative tono. Tho Correspondence says thoy
Lnyo lad frequent disasroenouts heretofore
md that thoro was almost rupturo OIL tho oc-
cason Of tho correspondence attending
tho romand OF Dilwoll from Havana.
and tho uouarl Case, when A1r. Fish ignored
Sicklee and dealt directly with tho Spanish Min
lister. II is generally paid in diplomatic circloa
TINT tho good ofacos Of tho British Minister had
accomplished asottlcmcnt, but, as now Mr. Fish
proposoa further concessions, sichloH resigns.
THO Cuban authorltioa demand tint tho Vir~
Giriua 10 deliyorol at somo Spanish Or Porto
ncaa port at tho discretion Of 6olor, tho
Colonial Minister there to await arbitration.
THE OPPOSITION TO CASTELAR,
in eliminating in n Cabinet crisis. Tho whole
Spanish pycsu indi ignantly protest against tho
tono Of President Grants message
~ importinont Interference in Cuban
a1laire,-rcally mono Of Ills buHines.
Iko ca,,so Of tho Cnbinct crisis ia a chargo
tint CASTELAR, pandota TO Amorlca. Tho sltnation
hero springs from tue aAtounIing ignorance,
l,auGhtiness, and prido Of tho people. Tho feol-
lux il intonSely WaYiikc.
, 1873-12-07
Notice.

soee!a meeting q n1,!,on No. lo Z! ot l. f.: III
Inst. at ouI9ek j, NJ. Aii iu'ers III !la O. ot +
nro ttsrngttuiiy REQUESTED IT, stld as haness of tu
greatest lnurlaaco Ia to In trrnSaoic Ky uhor Of the
Dixi.i9n: ....,.----L.. j. !: !!Et.HUY. = 3: i:
, 1873-12-07

PraETsss Inh9n No. lei will hold EobeccA prGrae
ncotinE at Their tall os. 6a mil 63 so,ti iatedst:
hDnday efeE1G, ncr. 5: IA ca,cl,liu Wtth fet Y1
BsothuFs und sisttss If thu t'rlor ea1liy 'n,c4
, 1873-12-07
WASHINGTON ADVtCCS.

Special Dispatch to Thc Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Dec. g.-Tho oxcsemout with
regard to our Spanish complications Inns ylsibly
increased undor tho influence OF tho press dis
pntchcs from Hayann aud tho Continent. Opin-
ions IN Official circlca SOON to hayo undergone
doclaoa change, and tho old anxiety with regard
to tic future has returned. Tho mombora Ct
tic Cabinet, tho President, and such Of tho
Congressman as llaye nlcans Of obtaining Official
ncws do not hesitate to giyc public oppression
to
THE dnAyEar AprnEltENs1oSs
as to tho situation. Mr. Fish atono is inclined
to bo secrctiyo, but he sl4owa moro nnxioty than
ustal. lie docs not soon, 80 confident taat ws
will not 10 compelled to tako tho initiative, aud
llo droatls tho great sacrifices which must bo
plade on ol,r part II wo To tako tho Initiative.
wAn PREPARATIONS.
During ali tl!o lull in the public excitomont
thoro l,as boon nc relaxation OF tho ylgor wita
which our preparations OF oifonslyo aud aefon-
piyo war have boon CARRIED Oh, mud tho authorl-
fContiuued on tho Fourth Page.)
, 1873-12-07
T2t}H(llll(:.

CoEinthan Chapter NJ. ". X. \. M.--Annu,l onnyo.
cation Monday ovcnna Dcu. Mt ocauk. fur o!octlou
III afbcors end laymout ot luos.
j. FOOpMAN. II. r,
, 1873-12-07
THE WAR CLOUD.
The Spaniards Said to Be
Inclined to Give Up
the Virginius.
But Talk of a. Hundred
Million Dollar In
den1nity.
Report that Minister Sickles Has
rendered His Resig-
nation.
Washington Authorities More
Apprehcnsivo Of Seri.
ous Trouble.
Heavy Ordnance Sent from St.
Louis to Pensacola.
Operations Actively Pushed in
All Our Navy-Yards.
congressman Confer with Secretary
Robson Regarding Naval
Requirements,
Conflicting Reports Concerning Fill
clustering Expeditions from
New York.
The Spanish Frigate Arapies Kept In
| Dry Dock by Sunken Coal
Barge.
an Eye Witness Story Of the Execution
Of The Virg;nius Victims.
Conflicting Reports Concerning Fill
clustering Expeditions from
New York.
The Spanish Frigate Arapi|es Kept In
Dry Dock by Sunken Coal
Barge.

At HAVANA.
rIIE RrANT4nnS 1rn1RE NEAgn54nT,F.

AT HAVANA.
TIE srAN1Anps MORE REASONABLE.
HAVANA, Dec. s. via kEr VEST, Dec. 6.-Tho
city continues quiet. Tho fcnling on the qnos-
tiou Of tic doliyo1y Of tho Virginius has export
onccd considerable change sinco yestorday.
Many Spaniards aro now III favor Of tho im-
1ncliato quiet Co'lyory Of tho vossol to tho
United sta:cs authorities, porccving that con-
trary course would placo them in opou rebellion
usaiust tho Government Of Spain, Leading
officers Of tho Volunteers held meeting tla
morning in tho residence Of Senior Zuluotn,
prcsidcut Of tho Casino Espanol. Seuor Zutuota
subsequently, informed an American Gentlomaa
that
THE v1ndzN1us WOULD DE DELIVERED QUIETLY.
It IL reported tAat Senior Zulueta hns received
d telegram from scnor Calyo, representative at
Madrid, OF tho Casino Espanol, counHo1ins tho
dclirory Of tho Virginius, and saying Spain will
afterwards claim 51o0, 600 damages from tho
United States. Tho proposal to
RESD THE v1Ro1S1us TO srA1N.
and there turn hor over to an American man-of-
war, is received With favor by the Spaniards.
Dattalions Of volunteers nro forming.
THE y1na1S1us VICTIMS.
Unitod States naval officers 1T Santiago do
Cuba report officially that tho nuu1oer OF mon
captured On tho Virginius Was l55, aud Of these
60 wcro executed. or tho 102 now living, II
aro native or natura|,zod Americans, and tho
rernaindor arc Of various nationalities.
IMPROVED FEELING.
HAVANA, Dec. G.-Tle feeling in tlia ity con.
tinuos to improve. Tho opposition to tho de-
livery Of tho VirGinina il decreasing. promi-
mont Republicans, mud many Conservatives,
fa:or tho delivery Of tho steamer, and advise 4
cessation Of opposition. Tho message OF prosi-
dcns Grant to Congress is anxiously looked for.
, 1873-12-07

Aor IS months uf tr4vo aud study In Euraps. has
tu'nod = 5o4o or Es;etlca Hmon8 women .n ont:ron
West a1o ranc Vt tho !oath Lit for Lsdlos eoato4
At thu s&nu uunboE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
MONDAY. Oct. al. NJ.

The general speculation at the Stock Exchange, az
well as the movement on the Produce and Cotton
Exchanges was brought almost TO a standstIl by
the absence Of any news from abroad to-day, the
land lines connecting with the cable not being IN
working order, and when the dispatches arrived IN
the street they too late TO influence the mar
kets In view of the rather serious position OF mcn-
etary affairs in London just now in connection
with the specie outflow, the interruption To
business here Is more widely felt than
usual, particularly in gold and sterling. The
direct movement IN stocks may not have been IN
huenced by it to any great extent. the speculation
being but little affected by any speciai OF new con-
sideration. The main difficulty IN the way Of
large trade may be traced rather to the unusual
strictions imposed by the banks But while these
institutions are doing all they can to discourage
speculation by curtsiling accommodations IT is
thought 10 would be well for them, IN order TO
store q tres movement Of the domestic az
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LrsrplrIve TAX LPg TINES CHRyso,TcN By BDwIE
JOHNSON. l2mo ID lOa A. s. Barnes Co.
The historical romance is one of the most
hdzagdou, kinds OF composition, and miles. 30 Tie hands
OF u writer OF tact well ability Is apt
to prove Improbable and tedious species Of reading
Nor the danger Of the experiment diminished by the
adoption Of the dramatic form With the perls Of da
logue and verse in addition to the difficulties OF ord
nary literary creation the writer in this Kind embarks
uncertain venture with hut faint prospect Of reach
ing the end Of his voyage IN safety The author Of the
present volume, accordingly has shown degree Of bold
ness which awakens in his favor and inspires
the reader with wish for bis He has aimed at
presenting vivid picture of the scenes IN which ST..
Chrysostom the most conspicuous figure, and thus
illustrate the spirit and essence Of the early age OF
Christianity. with attempt artificial connected
plot he simply raises the curtain from the chang
ing panorama thai was displayed IN the streets
Of Antioch ana ConstanuUople, and calls attention TO
the that exhibit the character OF the people and
the times. Mr. Johnson eyiuceS true conception Of the
genius and influence Of the eoden-mouthed saint The
specimens of lis eloquenCe. which he has wrought up
with magnetic sympathy are in keeping with the ira
ditons Of bis power and present not unworthy por-
tait1re u the venerable Christian orator No attempt
T. made al rhetorical display, and the chaste and i'm
pIessve language OF the writer does better justice 10
the carncstness Of ST. Chrysostom than his
Vehemence Of utterance and eXuberance Of ornament.
He has seized upon the points that were most suscept-
IDLE OF effective treatment without recourse to Excess
cOoring or higb-wrought dicton. I'm this way he
has presented the noble ethical qualities OF the man,
rather than his remarkable characteristics preacher.
TIE likeness accordingly, though correct is imperfect,
but IL has the merit Of natuTan within the scope of
intent ana is Tar better than tie oyerWOught paint
Iug which j. often made TO disguise the figures Of
antiquity. II not mistaken IN fancying this TO
be early production OF the author may recognize
M 1t the signs Of encouragement and the promise OF
success.
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one is not vtiated bv partisan temper. They pre-

tone is not vitiated by partisan temper lhey pre-
sent the elementary principles of geology III pDpo
lar FORM and are models of succnct and iuc'u
ment. with no parade of technical terms IN nis
nurelv scientific illustrations however, the author
does not wholly escape the use OF incorreOt OF an"
Mruons EXPRESSIONS Thus in one place he says
that Darwin assumed the existence OF dJec Oh inc
simplest types Of animals and in another pace nc
asserts that Darwin assumed at least one
form of animal and plant life" But Dar"ihs own Il
language is explicit, and not 10 DC nlS'ahon' r.,
-. savs he that animals are descended from
- ,,ost only four or fire progenitors, and plants
ero,n an canal or lesser number" There is also an
adj criticism on Herbert Spencer affirming that he
often exaggeratos or extenuates with reference 10
his facts and uses the arts Of The diaecicdn when ar
o,nent fails" According 10 English dictionaries
the arts Of the dialectcian and the right use OF ar
euInent are the same thing.
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