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How the Fantse Women Drive the
Men to War.
q ,be New Ysrk worl !

Correspondence OF the New lori. Worll.
At the present moment, when battle is
! imminent, and isperhaps now being fought,
there are in Cap, Coast a number of otter
ers who ought to be in the front. but .'ho
will not go, and cannot be driven to it by
any means that We can adopt. l say
that ice can adopt; for, if the women
Of the place were to take it into
their heads to raise the war cry, you would
not be able to fnd a man in or near the
town in an hours time. They only resort
to these extreme measures on an emergeu-
cy, and when they themselves become con
yinccd of the necessity Of the men going
of procedure, although most peculiar, is
most effective. II is as follows: Armed
with scourges, and clothed in the garb of
nature, they issue forth on given morn
ing and hunt through every street and cor
ner of the town; and woe betide the 81 ulk-
ing coward who may fall into X cir hands,
as he will receive no mercy from his cap
tors, who will probably leave him half
dead. 4 few years ago, think it was in
1868, when the Fantees were engaged in
besiegiug Elmina, a war at the time most
popular with all classes, an officer OF the
garrison, who was very sick and was living
IN lodgings in the town, was being attend
ed By fayorite Fantee servant, who bad
been in his service for considerable
period. Having one day occasion 70 send
him to the Castle for something he rtquir-
ed, be was surprised to find that he did
not return. So, after waiting for sume
time, he sent to make inquiries, wien it
turned out that the unfortunate man had
hardly left the house when he was viewed
by gang of these women, who were hunt
ing up stragglers, and Immediately gave
him chase. He escaped into the Castle
and saved his bacon; but nothing coui in
duce him t. again venture out until some
kind Of permit was obtained for his re.
naming in the town. The reason assign
ed for the women behaving in this extraor.
Ginary manner is that, all the men being
supposed to have left for the camp, they
have the town to themselves, and are
therefore privileged to appear as they
please, and to punish any lurking INTRUDER
| may remark, however, that this privilege
is reserved fer those qui sont meres de
fanille; young girls and women who have
been less blessed are compelled to be con
tent to act as spectators, and hore for the
time when they will haye the glorious
privilege of playing the part of an infuria
ted Lady Godiva tor the country'S good.
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Nd. y. pIi,HpONT,

Attorney and Counselor At Law. Once or cc
OF kl-hta and Qaay-s;s. Mamgowoe le
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an experiment last winter and spring Of
keeping apples in dry sawdust, with good
results Ipaeked several barrels. putting
IN lew at time, and then filing nth SAW
dust by shaking down. These kept fresher
and better than the others. kept Vicar
pears by this means until late in the spring
In March and April put some choice Box
bury Russets into barre. With sawdust, aud
having more than We wished 10 use, some
we're left in the bottom. On the ith of ucte-
ber | enptiei the contents aud found one
apple almost scund-1he Fest ia perfect
form though decayed. Later. about the 18th
| emptied box of English Streags, left in
the same way aad found one entirely sound.
-BysrsseY's fHtsG,4 c.. Sss,dg-d
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Administrator Sale.

N PROBATE MiNiTowoG COUNTY
| COURT.
In the matter OF the estato Of Anton
Nowodny. lycessci.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and
in pursuance Of an order Of license made in
said matter. on the l.; day Of December, A.
u. 1873, by the County Cour, Of said County,
the undersigned Charles Eggcri Admins,
traitor Of We os;a'e Of sail deceased, will,
on Nondy. tie 2s;h Day of neccmber, A u
1873, al Ten o'clock in tie forenoon of .aid
d Y. at the ofiee OF the Comfy Judge, in the
City Of Mani.ov oe, in said County, eff r for
sale at public yCnIue, the fclloaing de-
scribcd lands t)-wit: The east half ] Of
the southeast quarter b of section number
eighteen klS) township number twenty-one
(2l, range twenty four t2il, continuing
eighty acres more or less according 10 goT,
crnment survey. The tcrus Il sale cash
CuAE.xs EGCERr, 4 Administrator.
Dated al MaEitow7c, tbs Ist iy Of peceia-
beg, A. y. 1873. 7aoriw
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WALKER & GREEY,

Attorney and Counselor at Law, Two Rive,
viii attend II Golecttons anl other business
ManItowoc JGnty aRl vicinity lSit-l
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sale by Administrator de bonis no,

Sale by administrator de bonis non.
TN PROBATE, MASITOWOC COUNTY
/ COURT.
Ia the Matter Of the Estate Of Christopher
Robinson. Deceased
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and
IN pursuance Of an Order Of License made
in said matter on the Sth day of December
4. d. 1873. by the County Court of said
County. the undersigned Charles Luling as
Administrator de b0nj. non, upon the estate
Of said deceased, will, On Monday the ) b
lay Of January, A. 1874, at ten clock
in the forenoon Of said day. at the Office OF
the County Judge. in the City OF Manitowoc
in said County, offer :or sale nj public ven-
due. the following described lands. to-wir.
The south half Of the northeast quarter. and
the east half Of the northwest quarter all of
section number eighteen { ISj, of wnship
number eighteen llS). of range twenty one
east, said land lying and being situate. in
the County Of Manitowoc, State Of Wiscor-
sin. The terms Of sale, cash
CHARLES LULIxG,
As Administrator de boris ron upon th estate
OF Christopher Robinson deceased.
Dated AT Mauitowoc, the S;h day,,of pecem-
Der, A d 1873 f9esy
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A Washington special TO the Louisyil

A Washington special to the Louisville
Courier Journal saws:
The following conversation l overheard
in the street on returning from the Capitol:
Tomorrow the President will send IN the
name Of Attorney General William. for
Chief Justice. Mr.. William. is inG, bted
to his smart, beautiful wife for ttis honor.
as the President does it to please her,"
Who would suspicion our immovable-leok-
ins President of any such weakness9
King Herod took the head off John the
Baptist to please beautiful woman. Why
should not our Ulysses put head on the
Supreme Court for the sane object; Are
not the Offices his 10 toy With as the humor
take. hins7
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MANITOWOC PILOT
FROM WASHINGTON.

A stale n nd UaprOfiiabie time in Con
Representatives Elale. Wilson
and EIaridge Engage in "A windy
war-A Supplementary CiviiRiShts
Bill Reported fro II the House Jur
dietary Sommiftce-DebateI In tise
senate on shersnan's Finance Res.
oIusion-Scntim ents Iu Favor OF Ex-
pansIon, Contraction. and inac.
eiDn.
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Business Directory.
HENRY Sy7BREE


Attorney aud GounseIIef-at-Law
ofses Ei.hih-si., near eornar OF York i&-l5-Iy
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declined to answer all questions put to him,
protesting that by the laws Of nations, he
and his crew had committed no ofense
that justified his or their imprisonment or
trial, az parties claiming to be in command
of an American merchant vessel, furnished
with all properly certified paners, which
he had delivered to the boarding officer
of the capturing vessel.
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FOREIGN.
Cuban Patriots Gain a Victory Over
Spanish Troops.
Four Hundred Out of n Horce of Five
Hundred Killed or Captured-The
Viryintus Prisoners Released on
Thursday Last.


3 4 = y
HAVANA, Dec. Is, via KEY WEST, Dec 19
1t is reported that the steamer uamed the
Santiago de Cuba has succeeded in landing
a filibu4tering expedition on the southern
anu Santiago.
Advices from the insurgent sources state
that column of 500 Spaniards set out on
Monday last to surprise depot of arms and
ammunition near Guaimaro, but fell into an
ambuseade prepared for them bye en- .Ma:imo
Gomez With 600 cavalry. Only 100 Span
iards escaped. Their commander and 2D0
SOLDIERS we're killed, and the remainder
vera taken prisoners The Cubans subse-
quently released the guerilla Maj. M7rtilique
and other officers, and, after attending to
the wounded. sent them under escort to the
vicinity of the Spanish lines. A Spanish
pursuit of the insurgent force.
Representatives of the Republican joui :
mails 9f Cuba have waited on the Colonial
Minister aud presented document remon-
strating against the censorship, and declar>
ing that their journals Will Ue compelled to
cease publication unless the rules are modi.
fed or abolished
WAsHISGToy, Dec l9--The following dis
patches were received here tonight:
T. 5. STEAMER NoRCEsrER.
kEY WEST, Dee. 10.
lion. G. " Robson, Secretary Of tie Mary,
Washington:
Our Consul ct Havana telegraphed that
the Nirginius prisoners were delivered to the
Juniata to-day, and she sailed Immediately
for New York. My dispatch to the comman-
ing officer at Santiago, he says, was trans
mitted by telegraph and mail vest erday
lsigned) Il. II. Scorr, Rear dmiral
HAVANA, Dee. 10.
Secretary Of Nary. Hdsh'ngton
Commander Braine telegraphs here as fol-
lows:
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec. 18
The prisoners Of the Nirglnius have been
delivered to-day, the 18th of December
shall sail to-day for New York The Kan
sas and Canandaigua are here awaiting
orders
tSigned) HALL Consul.
HAVANA, Dec. l9 The Office of the Diarco
de IA Marini as entered by burglars early
this morning. The Administrator and his
nephew were tied, gagged, and their lives
threat ened by the burglars. After securing
about S2S, 900 they decamped.
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is still, under consideration by the Military
Committee of the iioase, and he appears
before them quite Frequently, with tears in
his eyes, to show cause why he should not
be dealt with ike any other man against
whom 80 grave charg, is brought. If
there is anything in the wor!l that he fears
It is that the House will order him to be
tried by cour.-martial or military c,mmis-
sion, ani if there is anything in the world
that he won't DO to escape such trial he has
not found out What that thing is. His ef-
forts are mainly directed jest now to Sc
curing an invest CATION by the Committee.
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NIEXICO.

MATAMoRos, Dec l9.-Tkere are appre-
tensions of serious troubles growing out of
the election for Mayor of this chy Gen.
Cortina, who received the majority of the
popular vote. is obnoxious to the present city
authorities, who are endeayoring to prevent
his being declared elected by the Return
Jui yes when they meet next Saturday.
Four or FIVE hundred of Cortina's friends are
sad to be under arms, with view to sus-
tanning the claims of their chief The city
authorities are Represented TO have applied
10 the National Government by tele graph
for the support Of Federal troops in this city.
~hlci WAS deH.ei.s The guards of regular
troops have been Withdrawn from the public
buliilngS, and the city authorities have
piacel ) ate troops on duty, rs the national
forces will rcInaia neutral III the contest
cen CJrtina will doubtless be successful.
MAT4aoRAS, Dee. 2l.-At IN early
hour this morning, the streets were throng-
el with partisans OF Gen CortiLl and John
rriyin9 Caaz!es, rival candidates for
Mayor. Several hundred persons, hcadei
by a haa' Of music, concentrated on the
plaza in front of the City Hail, where the
return judges were to meet to count the
vote. Aaout l. crcck the present Mayer
attrml ted 10 leave the City Hail with the
returns without announcing the result,
when general tight ensuel, in which sew
eral shots were fired. The Mavcr and six
policemen were wounded, and eight of
Cortinas men were carried off badly wound
cd. Government troops, seyerri hundred
strong, under Col. Cristo entered the plaza
AMI painted several pieces of artillery,
covering the square, when the combatants
retired towards the outskirts of the city.
telerAl troops now hold the plaza, and the
streets are comparatively quiet. Another
attack is anticipated tonight, and every
recaution Is sins taken to qu.l it.
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Administrators Sale.

c URT.
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, IL at bY virtue ard in pur-
suancs Of an or 'er Of license. de -ad matter
on the y ID day Of DE nOsr \. d 1913. by tIa
County Court Of said County. the undersi mel Adj
miuist atrix OF estate Of joan Da ysoa daceaSe T.
will on Monday the 2ni day o. February, 4. D 1874
at ten O'CLOCK in tie forenoon Of said dqy, at the
Office OF the County Judge, in the City OF Manito-
voc. in SAID County, offer foT sale. Public Ven
due. he tolowinr described Lands, to WI: The
untiv led Half part OF tia T. Ist Half OF the North
East quarter Of Section Seventeen 1fl. Township
TSc' " Two (22l East. County OF Mlaitowoc Wis.
TIE Terms OF sale Cash.
MARGARET DAWSON, Admin! stratrir
Datea at Mnnito voc the 2?nd day OF D,cembsr A.
d 1873. sol -iw
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ctTATE OF WISCONSGN,-COUNTY OF
- lEITOWD{' '-SS

Pronate oiire December 21ai. 4 II. 1873.
In The m itrer of the Poo aud i',nb tie of the
ia-t WI! and Testament II Henry NchneiI r de-
c~1se !. Jte OF the County or Narit0E0c
whereas, an instrument in vriInr. purporting
be t:3c last Vii ana Testament OF Henry Sclnei
DER eCcased late of The County OF Nanirnwoc
ras been filed IN this olice: anl waereas appiica-
tion has teen made by GIa-. WIrtrT Thac,. priy ing
tha; the same he proven and Gi'ntttei 10 Probat e
acCurtlinr To the laws OF THIS State.
Therefore. it i ordered mat ~ait pii"ation be
he RI before the County JaIre OF said County at
the E.o',ate eire in the Ci'y orMGHi'ownr in stfl
County. On toe 18Th day OF January \. ID, 1S5i at
~ o CLOCK \. "
AMI It is 'artae- ordered, that notice shall be
given to all persons Interested in said will OF the
time and place of said hearing, ~ publication in
the Ma itfWoc Pj OF Il lUcr printed in said
CITY for three success weeks, once each week
prior to the time Of such hearing. BY the Court
3w--S01 W. W. WALDO County Judge.
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How the City of Magnificent Distan ces
Looked In 1904.

The "M-mo;r and Diary of Sir George
Jackson" published in London in 1872,
contains the following sketch Of Washing
ten city as seen by British e5 es in 1891:
1--WE have heard from Washington from
Mr.. Merry, who was appointed to that mis-
sion. Mr.. Merry is in every respect dis
guste;i with his situation Ills account Of
the capital, of the manners Of the people
their system of equality, etc, is enough
to sicken the most enthusiast tic admirer Of
the republic. After long, wretched voy-
age, when they arrived they found no house
provided for them and none to be had
after a months misery and extravaganza at
ii hotel he succeeded in procuring two hou
ses with bare walls and without water or
bells, which at an enormous expense were
thrown into one. Over space Of wild
country more than six miles square are
dispersed about seven hundred houses, the
communication between most of them be-
ing in the winter totally impracticable aud
at all times dangcrous-only in one dircc-
ton is there even n road made As to
pavement, they will begin to nix of it in
the next century. There is tho greatest
difficulty in procuring the merest ncce-sa-
ries, the only market being few carts with
provisions which come very iiregularly
from the countrr.
"Tbc Spanish charge d'affaires, who
gave a dinner to Mr.. Merry on his arrival,
told him afterward that to collect the
materials for il his servants had Travelled
on their different errands ffty-two miles
The president, to whom he went in
full dress to deliver him his credentials,
received him in a manner as ridiculous as
1t was insulting, and altogether what they
have to undergo with the inhabitants seems
almost Incredible"
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ra2erhaEeer lni Uphosterer. Carri ge Trimme
ana Har' ess Maker, Commercials. between IN
anu ON ha"itoWor recommends himself il
lese branches, and prO.-ses - execute all -vor,
WIN pronptness and IN the best style ~ IA.
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GER MANY.

BERLIN, Dee. 2l.-Archiishop Ledoch-
owsk has declined to stand as candidate
for the Reiehstag.
BERLIN, Dec. p l.-EmperorWilliam has
had slight attack of apoplexy, which
causes much anxiety, and efforts are being
made to conceal his condition.
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IIfE SFLENUIU NEKIES
HTHEGREAT SOUTH. >

the most important and expensive series of
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in order will be The Lone Star State: The
Mountain Regions Of the South; The lrcn
Regions of Missouri. &c. &c. These wish
the Essays end Editorial Discussions Of
Literature. Science and Art, Sketcher of
Travel, occasional Poems ana Etchings, will
make up Magazine OF Christian Literature
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THE remains of Prof. Agassiz were de.
posted in Mount Auburn Cemetery on the
18th, with simple ceremonies, well suited
to the character Of the man in life. Among
the pail bearers were Vice President vii
son, Gov. Washbura, ex-Gov. Clafin, Oil.
yer Wendell Holmes, and Ralph Waldo
Emerson.
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fashionable Iai'"r. All Poods made hv tie sub
scF'Ler are wafr.Dtai to tt I form. Prices rei.
soha2ie. anc am baUnt to ulc.se those wLo Civ.
me the.r custom. 81 y Oh Iork-si., tNc doors
west of lie " Gd.ale iiGu e l2uI
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SCRIBNER For 1874

The unexampled favor accorded to this
Magazine by the public, enables US to enter
upon the coming year with the means Of
making il mere attractive and valuable than
ever before to its large and increasing nam.
ber Of readers on both sides Of the Atlantic.
The Serial Story Of the wear
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4 EFIS TO- A

LONDON, Dee. Earthquakes from the
Gold Coast announce that the X lug Of Da-
honey has joined the Ashantees The fever
continues amongst the British troops, and
loo inyalids have been sent to ST. Helena.
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So IN.

MADRID, Dec. l9-Gen. Peralta will
probably DO appointed Clptlin-G aneral of
Porto Rico
The cure Of Santa Cruz has escaped into
France.
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KATHERINE EARLE,

by Miss TRAFToN. is a chsrming LOVE-
Story by u gifted writer, which il dcs;Ined to
wide popularity
There viii be BRILLIANT N0NELET-
TES and the BEST SHORT STORIES, BY
Sake Holm. Bre, Harte, and other delight
ful story-tcllers.
series of striking and unique POEMS.
with Illustrations. ''UI.D TINE MUSIC"
by BENZ. F Taylor, known for his brilliant
contributions 10 the Western Press, will sing
TO us again the music Of the Spinning Wheel.
The Flail. The Stage Coach. The Mill etc.
Portraits AMI Biographical Sketches of
American Authors; Papers on Daily Farm
ing and stock Raising in Europe, on Hoase-
hold ID DecCration an furniture, besides more
than fifty other Illustrated Articles are now
in preparation.
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SuMMONS.

THE STATE q Wiseorsin, Circuit uour,, County
q Snait~Noc,
John ", BSrnss. agG.Lst C.tlSriue kuaswurst and
Wi iar' knapV a. i u tr th. irui name OF Mrs.
q. =. knaewusst n ,r.
The STA al ~isc. s=ir. 20 tSs above raaaed
de eHcents G ith rineh apwurst AMI william kna3-
Aurst. luu are hereby SUNNI rncI aaa rrqlir'd
e. '.rsser tue esn,pI int in this &C tiur which vii
be fila IN the of1ys OF the srk Ci tie CtrcIi
Court, CouutE o. Mlnjtawcc. STATE OF Visions IN
ana to serve a copy Of ,Cur answer to the sald
conlpl int oa the scri tltrIr cii- IN the
city OF NanlloNot. state OF Ni~Cor Slu, within
l.: eutr DIS ar 81 the sery &c OF this summons On
vGu, exclusive ot tue day OF suCi : rs ice AMI J..
YOU ili 10 answer tlc >atd tonGiaint within tie
ine azores 49, ue pii,nNh "a q i, action viii
tI>e judgment aEaInst yea tor tie sum of trSe
hGairel sEI twsnJv-hyc .nl SIS t0s 30 ars wiih
iEtrr.. .ru9 tB- iG.n DAY or Eepru1ry one Ia a.
SAM esq I uGGFSi aHi seventy tarrN, At lea per
eeuI interest per anrum besides tie casts ~ THIS
action WALKERS i GkEENE.
ramua's attorie,s.
Take mott q Chat the cor mIlalu, N t'.Is action
was fled. ana - row in trT otGce oi the Citrk
ot q { 'utEu CoErl. III atj Ter tLs County oi
NaltoSo = Hts - Nl-stfs.u On 'ns etth dav Of
November 1873.
WalKEF Il GREENE, P,i ,iHth> Attorneys.
~ ow AZ;
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COmmercia-st bet ,ecE Eict IT, and Ninth N.pi
lo"o"- Miles MCMAHON. proprietor Best accom-.
I'D Cdti~IS ior tie tr-Nehn. pubiic Terms che ,r
and sattSt tim guaranteed, II a 4
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CHARLES SCAEFrEIs.

kAsHIorABLE TAILOR, has removed to
1 Bun street, doors west of Rant.
store Al! work warranted we!! done and
TO fit.
Manitowoc, Nov. 30, 1917, I4-25-ly
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AshSTs'E1 HENES.

De1Ie. III al klnns % Stoves an / HtrIu are, and
h"hu acturnr O Co2p,r, Tn. and sheet iron ware
tieitl-st.. South side, re the Bridge. Nanito,
voc 10 a, g..
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4 TIoRNElS AND oCUNsELoRs ATLsw.
N Oidhe on Eigh'h-siroet. Mani.osoc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
10. lI-25-1y
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A fond mother on Essex street WAS start
ed Yesterday by demand from Juvenile
skater for pair Of cork soles for his pants.
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fhF ician. Surgeon. and ACcoucisur. Orice on
sth st over Blcop's Dgu. sicra. OFsce o1cn Al al,
hours. Cal @ the ceuntr, promptly attended
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PARIS, Dec. 10. in the Assembly to-day
the hill increasing the salary of President
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