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are compelled to look to the statute
under which the question may arise.
The right of homestead, which has
been established with greater or less
stringency in at least thirty-four of
the states, partakcs more nearly of
the character of an estate for life
than any other, aud is treated as
coming within the category. / Wash
burn on Real Property, p. 342.
Washburn on Real Property con
tains a series of the most useful chap
ters on homesteads yet published.
The frequent clauses in the law on
this subject render it necessary for
the lawyer to make references to the
statutes, or else he may be misled
by the author; indeed, he cautions
his readers against the error he may
fall into. We say this without dis
paragcment to the great work of the
author from whom We quote with
pleasure and satisfaction: "Whcn
it is sought to define the nature and
character Of the property or estate
which one has IN the homestead
which the law creates in his favor,
and what rights and duties are at
tached to the game, it will be found
difficult to do more than borrow the
language OF the statutes and Of the
courts In constituting them iii the
different States. ] Washbuln on
Real Property, p. $50. The same
author adds; 'sThis homestead es-
tate ie, nevortheless, the subject o.
sale, mortgage, release, and, IN some
mait Staffts q Inc sSaG sisss ssst 81 abandon
into the mode in which conveyance
may be made, and how the right of
homestead may be lost or aban-
doned.n Ib., ,vol.l, p.4O5. "Thc same
diversity prevails III the different
states, as to how far and by what
means q homestead right once ac-
quired can be lost by abandoning
the premises, though, as q general
proposition whenever a new home
stead is gained prior one is lost
b., vol. /, p 40.
The various states have scarcely
the sa,4e statutes i'll any two instances
clearly alike on this subject, yet they
are quite uniform in their relation to
the rights Of the wife, and that she
has an interest therein, and that she
can relinquish, mortgage or abandon
it.
The decisions and opinions Of the
different state courts on this subject
would make large volume. They
frequently disagree, merely on ac-
count Of the different statues.
The field OF American jurispru-
dence is full Of efforts at fraud. In
this particular department many at
tempts have been and are being made
to perpetrate fraud on the homestead
and exemption laws. We are pleased
to find the great weight and pre-
dominancy of the decisions, though
favoring and respecting exemption
laws as alike necessary and humane
in behalf OF poor and suffering fami
lies, yet firm, consistent and honest in
resisting the numerous phases of
fraud which they assume.
In relation to forced sales, the
weight of authority, and we think
the force Of logic and justice, is that
the exemption of homestead or other
property from forced sale does not,
nor ought it to apply to sales made
under a decree of the courts fore
closing a mortgage, or any decree
made on a legally executed contract
alternating or subjecting to sale prop
erty otherwise liable to homestead
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Headache, pain in back and bones,
sometimes slight shivering at first,
then flushed face, eyes inaaned and
often blood-shot, pulse full and quick,
skin dry and fcverish. Sometimes
sickness of the stomach, but not often
in the begiqning of the disease.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-31

REPUBLICANS profess to have a great
love for the greenback and insist that
they wish to have it remain as the circu-
iating medium of the country. Every
republican orator las repeatedly made
that statement this fall. But the law
which prohibited the destruction of the
greenbacks when they came in possession
of the government, and which declared
that the volume of greenbacks should
not be reduced below 1916, 900, 600 en-
countered the sturdy opposition of re-
pubiicans in congress. 1t WAS even de
nounced as a serious menace to the Fl
nanclal prosperity of the country, and
branded as an infationist measure Sc
cured by the labors of the democrats.
Without this law, greenbacks after the
lst of January 1879 could not be reissued
legally, and certainly would not be
legal tender for any debt. Without the
passage of this law and with the resump
ton law IN operation, every debt would
Tie de eane party by the passage of
this law prevented the obstruction OF
greenbacks, preserved their character OF
legal tender, and obviated the disasters
which could not fail to result from max
ing coin the only legal tender. After
the failure of the republicans to remove
the greenhacks entirely from circulation,
they make virtue of necessity and are
loud in declaring their love for that cur
rency, and their desire to have 1t remain
as the circulating medium of the country.
But IN opposition 10 these protestations
stands their record which shows their
incincerity.
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In republican form OF government
the people are supposed to rule, as all
power comes through them to those who
are chosen to exercise il. Hence the
people are primarily responsible for
those errors in government which come
directly from those TO whom Legislative
and executive powers are delegated. II
Is duty incumbent on every voter TO
exercise the privilege accorded to him bY
that government OF which he is part.
The Indifference of the people in elections
throws up the strongest bulwarks for
corruption, and is virtual surrender Of
the most valued, prarogatiYe OF freemen
to designing politicians, who Thus be
come possessed of that 'iiniuence" so
often used for bad purposes. A govern
ment "by the people and for the people
requires degree o. interest ia the PEG
pie commensurate with the power vested
In them. Otherwise this government
''by the people" degenerates into a form
OF government compared with which the
worst form of tyranny is eminently re-
spectacle.
This is the first election of national
Importance since tho last election for
presi3en. of the United States. The
history of that election is the blacklist
stain in the annals of our country. The
party which then defrauded the people,
nov ask that its power be perpetuated.
1t rests with them to condone this stu
pendous outrage or to administer prop.
er rebuke. The man who believes that
the republican party violated law to seat
their candidate, is criminally negligent
if he remains absent from the polls this
fall. 1t is clearly his duty to put in a
protest against the continuance in power
of a party which willfully oyerrides
maiorities because it has the power to do
so. This fall the people are to give their
verdict Oh the matter and it the duty of
every voter conversant with the facts to
put himself on record. If the people
believe that the means adopted by the
republican party to seat q president is
such as justice can countenance, let the
majority which that party receives be the
evidence Of their wish. If they wish to
express their Misrepresentation OF such
course let the defeat of that party's can
didates be the language in which disap-
proval is expressed. This is one of the
issues involved In the election which is
near at hand, and citizens should not
lose sight of it. Disguise the matter as
1t will, the republican party is this fall
under trial and the result of the election
viii be the verdict.
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(First publication October 10, 1879.
FORECLOSURE SALE.

NIRCUIT CoURT,-MANITOWOC COUNTY.
deft.
Take notice, that by virtue ofan execution issued
IN the above entitled action. on the Ord day of
october, 1873, upon and in pursuance OF a iuuo-
ment oil foreclosure of a mechanics lien. and sale
Oh the property herein de Jcribed, rendered and
d0cketed in said action on the 18th day of June
1873 IN the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court
IN SAID county, and TO me directed and delivered
as sherlf OF said county. | have levied upon and
will sell, at the Sherff's Office in the Court House
In the city of Manitowoc, county of Manitowoc
and state OF Wisconsin, on the BIRD day of Novem
Der; = D.. 1873, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
said day, TO satisfy said judgment, interest and
costs the real estate directed by said judgment to
De sold to-wit: All the right, title, and interest
which the defendant, George Baumann had in and
TO lot No six 90, in block No. two hundred and
elshty-six ESQ., situated in the city of Manitowoc,
IN the county of Mautowoc, and state of Wi.con-
sin, according to the recorded plat of said cty ana
IN, and to the buildings thereon situate on the
10Th day OF June. 1878. And take further notice
that Will upon such sale execute to the purchaser
good and sufficient deed of conveyance of the
said right, title and interest sold.
Dated, Sherifs Office, Manitowoc, Wis, Octo-
Der 9th, 1878.
p. MULHOLLAND.
Sheriff of Manitowoc County.
Ii. u. q W. j. Turner, plaintiffs Attys. nov IL.
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THERE are very contradictory reports
in circulation regarding Gov. 1ilden's
rumored engagement to Miss Haseltine,
the st. Louis belle. The society editor
OF the Globe Democrat says that Miss
Haseltiue requested him to announce the
engagement. \ reporter OF the Post af-
forward called upon her and she informed
him that there was no truth in the re-
port that she was to marry Mr.. Tilden,
and further informed him that she had
never met the Ex-Governor, and would
not choose to marry man so Old as Mr..
Tilden. Miss Haseltine is lovely mai
den of u, daughter of leather merchant
who failed for $500, 900, before the re-
peal of the bankrupt law took effect.
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We clip the following from our ex-
changes to show the estimation in which
some of our candidates are held outside
the county.
Place Captain Rankin where Won NAV.
put seeking glance into your eyes, tap
your knowledge box and il there is any
intelligence in your system you will dis
cover that there is nothing dishonorable
in Capt. Rankin. We have known him
so long that we know of what we speak.
The gentleman we refer to has been re-
nominated for State Senator in Mantle
woo county and his election is beyond
cavil or a doubt. Clifton Times.
Hon. Joseph Rankin, Chairman of the
Democratic State Committee, has his
headquarters at Milwaukee during the
campaign and is exercising an intelligent
supervision of the political contest
throughout the state Mr. Rankin is de-
cidedly the most capable man who ever
occupied that position. Unlike the Re
publican Committee, the Democratic
Committee have no revenue officers, post
masters and other government officials to
levy contributions upon and consequently
no campaign fund. The work that is
being done for the party throughout the
state is being done from the pure love of
Democratic principles, and the gratifying
promise of victory that spans the politi-
cal sky is for this reason all the more
gratifying. -Keacaulee Enterprise.
We always keep reserved shots in our
newspaper locker; but help us-I0n1
ROgerS-we were never SO veil pleased
in penning an item as TO announce that
2. j. Pierce has received the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff of Manitowoc
county. In the name of all that is great
and good place him in position, as
truer, nobler soul or more competent
person with all due respect to our other
friends) was never presented to the stuff
erances of the voters of Mauitowoc
county and should he be defeated, man
hood has departed from every portion of
the election precixcts OF the county. We
have known jerome, quarter of cen
fury, and he who SAYS aught against him
is entitled to anything but courtesy kind
ness and pect.-ChjitOa Times.
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nlanitowof pilot.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Member of Congress. 9Th Dist.
EDWARD S. BRAGG.
For state Senator,
JOSEPH RANKIN.
Tor Member of Assembly, Isl Dist,
JOHN CAREY.
FOR Member Of Assembly, End Dist,
WILLIAM LANDER.
For Member of Assembly, 3rd Dist,
HENRY WIZ.
Tor Sheriff,
p. J. PIERCE.
For Register of Deeds,
JOHN PROELL.
For Treasurer,
G.. DAIMLER.
For District Attorney,
A. J. SCHMITZ.
Tor Clerk Of Board,
JOHN 2. WICKERT.
For County Surveyor.
JOHN O'HARA.
Tor Coroner,
DIR. T. SIMON.
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OUR ticket is being highly commended
by papers in the adjoining counties.
Space will not permit us to reproduce all
that is said commendatory of our nomi-
nees for state senator and sheriff.
No one can say word in disparage
ment of Mr.. Lulipg. He is a high
minded honorable gentleman, but he is
on the wrong side politically, to receive
any democratic votes this fall The
United States senate figures too conspic-
uously in the election to allow democrats
to be Indifferent because in either case
an excellent representative will be chosen.
Besides Mr.. Rankin is a tower of strength
to the democracy in the legis' azure. He
cannot be spared this year.
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HE runaway Cleyennes have been
captured. They We're III a very bad
plight, partially naked and half starved.
Some talk of Furnishing the Indians, but
1t would seem much more proper to pun
ish the Indian agents, through whose
thieviGg propensities the Ii dams suffer
SO that they are moved to throw off all
restraint. Duties OF Electors.
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First publication October 10. 1881
SHERIFFS SALE.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN,-CIRC COURT,
- -MANITOWOC COUNTY-ss

- La Il VI ~ NS1N,-CIRCllT COUNT.
~ -MANlTOWOC COUNTY.-ss.
Thomas Windiate against Charles Kind.
BY virtue OF an execution issued out of and un-
der the seal OF the Circuit Court of the state of
WISCONSIN, in and for the county of Manitowoc in
the above entitled action. dated the 2Tth fay of
august, 1878, and to me directed and delivered
against the goods, chattels. lands and real proper
y OF the defendant Charles Kind, upon q inGo-
ment rendered by and before William II Glover
justice OF the peace in and for said county of Mani
towoc. on the 18th day OF October A. d. 1917
transcript of which said Judgment was duly filed
IN the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court in
ManltoWoc County, on the 9th day of August, A
D. 1878, L have levied upon, and seized all the
rght- title and interest which the said Charles
Kind had on the said 9th day OF August 1875 or
mas since acquired, in and to the following des-
crl6ed real estate, to-wit: The northeast quarter
OF the northeast quarter of section No. twenty
nlne ts9l, township No. twenty-one (2D, Range
twenty-three (23l east situated in the comfy of
ManitoWoc and state of Wisconsin which .aid
described premises shall expose for sale and sell
as the law directs. at public auction to the highest
Dld1er, at the Sherifs Office in the court house in
the city OF Manitowoc, Wisconsin. or the a3rd day
OF November, 1873, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
on that day. ~
Dated, Shenff7s Office Manitowoc, Wis, Octo-
Der 9th, 1873.
p. MULnOLLAND
Sheriff of Manitowoc County
Nash Schmitz, Plaintiffs Attys ex-noy Ia
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\ ow, that the Fond du Lac Common
eceatth has shown such acute perception
in discover ing the cause of the PuoT's
Hopping" WI 1t state why its tone to-
ward Senator Howe las changed SO no.
ticeably in short perioo IT timei What
has Howe done that the Commonwealth
IS not now $50 poor as to do him reYer.
erce?''
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TAKEN UP.

Came to my enclosure in this city, on the 18th
OF oetober, dark red COW 10 or IL years old
Inc owner Is requested to prove property, paw
charges ana take her away. Enquire at Tlllsoa
& Shimek's carriage works.
st MICHAFI TAJcupEU
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FOR SALE

hANrTsv.o-r W. Ianuor, "a ,o-o
Two hand fire engines, two hand hosf ta ~ aha
one 6HcSet wagon with buckets Corporations or
any other parties de Jiring to buy requested 70
apply for information to
A: D JONES, City Clerk.
of Mauitowoc, Wis.
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TX SUPERINTENDENT Soaring is again
claimed by the republicans, his hard
money proclivities leading him that way.
This probably Is not true, but If SO, it is
by no means surprising, as Soaring while
IN Office carried civil service reform to
the extent simply of appointing republi-
eans II every instance where he had
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ssale of Forfeited Mortgaged Lands.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS SCHOOL UNIVERSITY LANDS,
- 1911 Z


h Ib cred
D. ord to law be continued Homd TO
d all d add have beer offered
andsxnIO be the nanedop
interest
m advert ing the
he due
conditions will
B
SConrsS GLAND UnYeri yIands
dec5
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TAKEN UP.

Came into my enclosure on section {. in the town
OF kossuth, COW years old, Of red color and d
white spot on forehead. The owner may call paw
charges ana take same away within two months
from date, rs | can not keep her longer
Dated at kossuth, September Both, 1875
CASPAR PIRkER
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TAX NOTICE
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

MANITowoC, August 9Th, 1875
All persons interested are hereby notified that
the following tracts and parcels of land city ana
village lots, lying and being situated in the coun-
ty Of Mauitowoc and State of Wisconsin, " ere sold
Tor the taxes due and unpaid thereon for the wear
1915 on the second Tuesday, being the 9th day of
May 1876.
Now therefore, unless the amount of taxes. in
terest and costs set opposite the several tracts
ana parcels of land city and village lots shall be
paid on or before the ninth day of May, 1879 tn.
same Will be transferred to the buyer, or his or
her assigns, according to the law in snch case
made and provided.
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QUERY:-"Why will men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they can buy Marburg
Bros. ".Seot of North Curotis,o," at the
same price ~
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COUNTY
Description
Names

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HANS r. WARNER


STATE OF Observation-Disclosures COUNTY ss
Notice is hereby given, in accord ancc with the
above notice from the Secretary of State that at
the general election to be held in the several
towns wards, villages and election districts ofthe
county of Manit' voc in the State of Wisconsin,
on the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday
being the fifth day of November. 4. D. 1873 the
following officers are to be elected, to-wit:
A representative in Con- ress for the Fifth Con-
gressional District consisting of the counties of
Dodge, Fond du Lac, Sheboygau and Manitowoc,
in place of Edward S. Bragg. whose term of Office
win expire on the fourth day of March, A. D.. 1879
a State Senator in the Fifteenth SENATE nistrirt
consisting of the county of Manitowoc in DIaca Of
Joseph Rankln, whose term of office will expire
on the first Monday Of January, A. D., 1879
A Member of Assembly in the First Assembly
District consisting of the towns of Schleswig
Eaton, Cato, Meeme, Franklin, Rockland. Maple
Grove and Liberty, in place of Thomas Thornton
whose term OF Office will expire on the first Mon
day OF january, a. D., 1879.
Member of Assembly IN the second Assembly
District, consisting of the towns of Gibson Mi.h-
Rivers and the city Of Two Rivers in place of
William +. Nash, whose term of office will eypire
on the first Monday + January A L. 1870
Member Of Assembly in the Third Assembly
District, consisting OF the towns of Newton Cen
terville Manitowoc Rapids Manitowoc and the
city of Manitowoc in place of Henry Wits uhose
term of Office Will expire on the first ManSaV of
January, a. n, 1878.
4 County Clerk for the county of Manitowoc in
place OF John =. Nickert, whose term of office
will expire on the first Monday OF January 1S-a
\ County Treasurer for Manitowoc county in
place OF GoltheO Daimler, whose term of Office will
expire on the first Monday Of January A. n. lSTo
A sheriff for Manitowoc county in place Of peter
MIlholiand, whose term OF Office will erpire ON
the first Monday of January, a. D.. 1879
A Register OF Deeds for Manitowoc county in
place OF John PToeii, whose term of oficewili ex-
pire on the first Monday of January A. D.. 1870
District Attorney for the county of Manitowoc
in place Of Adolph j. schmitz, whose term Of If
ice will expire on the first Monday of January,
A.. D., 1879.
County Surveyor for Manitowoc couutvi in plaee
OF John o Hara- whose term of office win arnfra
on the first Monday of January. a. D. 1879.
Coroner for Manitowoc county in nlaee of
Franz Simon. whose term OF Office will expire on
the first Monday of January. A. D.. ls7a
Said election to be conducted the yotas car,
ysssed, and returns made pursuant to Isw
DATED, sherids Office, Aan.towoc, Wis, August
18th, ISIS.
P. MCLHOILAND.
Sheriff OF Manir tyT,r CsJnr.v
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The Al t1-AEonoDolizrt.

coMmittee to interfere v 18th ;t&e<tate
organization Of the Ma 600al bpHty,
but to assist them in TO rnning a,per-
feet and uniform organ ixatian. To
this.eud the nati@halseol nnittee will
furnish weekly lists Of ouncilsrdAar-
tered in each state to II Ne excessive
cOmfaittee Of that state. it hnePe be a
state organization; and, y the. inStru-
snentality of this system of councils.
secure. the organization { # $tat6s.n0w
tlnOrsaniZed. From thes 19caleenn-
cils.tke organi zatiGr.0f co, aRtkes, cities
|.andsstates will he develop ed rs the ne
cessitles of each locality nay demand,
Tlse National commit ee will gpub-
dish promptly Il eanspaign sang book,
and.it invites coatAtMtiOns from >seng
writer's. The songs should be accent
panied by the mWs;c, or should be set
to peculiar airs. TheeOmmittae feel,
that this crisis shnsll bring ifo,th
sued, songs AS sinclair struggles ia 'De-
half.af human rights have inspired.
The committee urges that ieeal,0c
gan i1sations be perfected rapidly, afl
that. tickets be nominated in localities
Wi!ef@ there are sn.iEr elections. \
success in Il city. OF town. or town
4,hip.etor ill Il Vili&se,tis often the key
10 more important Mietsries. The re~i
,ecent gratifying Successes of the Nj
.-iona, party im local contests in New
& DIRK and Pennsylvania. are eRaour-.
aging to the workers IN the cause!
Ipzveryw here. These gaiES i'll the east
nay be equalIed and surpassed else
whereby active and Aea(euS work.
Theeommittee respectfully requests
dhat Gseenback and Labor local OF
CARNATIONS now in existence apply f0r
charters us National councils that the
ratification of interests secured with
such harmony and enthusiasm by the
T4fedO convention may be .slfilized.
The ,Eational committee invites
coklm unications from the executive
officers cs all state organizations of
the Natisnal party. that there may
he ~Al-opetatlon and haraDeIa0us ac-
ti0t
Al COMMUNICATIONS should be adj
dressed to
ID. b. STU RGEOA-
Char man National Eek. Com.
Tole.srs- Mach l.. 1878. Toledo. O.