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MUNUAI.
THE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d 1876

SHERIFF'S SALE.
= Nv virtue of q writ of Lcvari Feciss to
me directed, will be exposed to Pub ic SAFE
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No. 513 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. w, Crtlip, in the city of Will
mingtOn, New Castle county, Delaware. on
THURSDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF F-.BkUARY. 1876.
at2 2o'c'ock. p. m.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
A that III" two followi descr bed lots or
pieces OF land i ulto IN the ty Of Wilm rg-
ton aforesaid. bounded aad described US ioi-
Gws. 10 W.:
No ! BEGINNING on the line of the easter'y
side OF Townser d street 81 the distance OF one
huud e. anu ,ight feet IRON the ccrn,r
fOrmo by the nttrsecIon If the ii c Of @
caster side OF Towns nd street with the
line OF the sou herly OF side oil 4 street;
thence easterly and parallel to street "n-
hundred feet to crIner; then C soutberly
and parallel o. Towns, nu street tw nty- eight
fee to anott er co ner; thence westerly and
parallel to A treet one hundred fee 10 the
easter side OF lOwnsend street: aud Il ebca
nOItne ls al IR said side Ui Townsend street
| twenty-e ght ieet 10 ihs place II begi ming.
No BE l. mug at IL point n he l"ith-
erly side Is ST. eet at the distance OF forty
| elght e from the cnrner 10 med by the in
| tersect on OF heea terly ride OF Locust Get
with he LOrthtTlv side o. Is street; thence
easttrlS and parallel vii street twenty
four feet to n orner; then norIberly and
pareIlel with LOeuit sire nine y-tnur ,eet
to the sou b ny side ot u six ieet wide alley
| leading iLtJ Lie sir el; thence Westerly
| along raid side OF said alley an parallel with
| u stree. t~e eniy four IL ct 10 another c rrei !;
| the'c ntbetly and lar lei with l. Gust
tree; nine .fIu, t. tn northerly sile of Is
sire tnd Ilacs { b ming be he contents )
| Wlihin san BE- unds wnht they may
| elEed and taken in execution as the Trn-
perty OF Geors q K. Tow seud aun Mary Il NJ
hls wiie AM tore tensnts /, I'd to be SOLD by
o, LII \ u IL. La MBaUN, sheriff.
SheiiTs uLice Me- C.stle
JanIafy 70. 1876. ian25 Is
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CHERIFF,s GALE

- hfNRLh . On tlf. r.,
- BY virtue OF sundry writ, NV
Exponas an VI Ia. to nae dlfer,o,1' 70
exposed to public hale. on the Sg
thoEy lteI bold near Delawpro y,
Dion Hundred, in New Castle eS,.N w y
on N'uall
TUESDAY,
THE sth DAY OF FEBRUAGy j.
Atll O'Clock, AM
the following described Per.or,,0- L
viz: rNes
Forty head OF COWS, bull Ohm. 1
] mule, yoke OF oxen, u hog.,
brood sow. / boar, farm wagon. ~
wagons, 2 sx carts, 2 horse cat
mowers horse rake. ro Ter, whs'h'!s
carriages, plo 8, harrows, cultivs,as
baskets wagon harness, pillow hsms
harness. carriage harness, lot oi ~
and boxes collars, brides, 20 to,.
lot OF straw lot OF rough hay, lot n
and white corn, wheat in the grouUs
rails, &C.
Seized and taken IN execution a, a
pcrty Of Anthony Reyb0ld. and IN Nv
WIN. II. LAMBSOE N
Sherifr's Office. New Castle, Se
Jan. %. A. d.. 1876. ! iang.O,.
HERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue Of n writ oi LeyariP,.
me directed, will be exposed t, Pubs1
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2os MARyr
kept by Hugh Horner. in tho .i,v a
mington. New Castle county, Deaxs,,
WEDNESDAY,.
THE sd DAY OF FEBRUARY 4,
at2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real E,,,ts ',
- All that certain lot or piece of hG.
six two story fran. houses thereon ~
situate in the ,iiy Of Wilmington h.
and described us folllws, TO viii. hi.
ut n point on the eas erlv side OF 6sI
wide street now called Queen stree, NJ,
one hrnd ed and thirty five fee, i'm,
rarallel with Claymont street runri,,,
A street to the Old Ferry road al tbeSs
.f forty. three feet six inches from M
erly side OF A street; thence EASTERN M
raiel with A stIcet alor the southern
Of an alley three and hall feet " hi
seven feet to the ives erly side Of I'M
wide alley connecting with said thrYp
half feet wide alley: thence soutbeyI
said side OF said three feet wide all,t,l
lei with Queen street seventy.four M
stake in other land of said George R. u
end; hence westerly and parallel :.
street ffty-seveR feet to the aforesaid 4
Queen street; and thence thereby nOri
seventy four feet to the place of b,gl
he the contents thereof what Il ey MAJ
the free use and privilege of said tw5,
in common " ith others EMIT ed the,sl
ever.
seized and taken in execution a. u.
perty of deorge Il Townsend and n,
NJ. Town send his wife. and terre te 1itu
to be sold bv VIM. II. Jameson, Shv
Sheriff $ Office. New Castle
February =. 1876. ltbfv
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&, HERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of writ Of Levnri Facias To
to me directed. will be exposed to Public
sale at the
WAshINGToE HOUSE. 1C5 MARKET ST..
kcrt By Hugh Horncr, in the city of VIII
mingtOn. New Castle county, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY.
IHK sd Jay OF FEBRUARY, 1876.
At2 o'clock. p. m.
Tho following described Real Estate, viz:
all that certain lot or piece Of land with
n tw story brick house thereon erected Sit
uated in the city of Wilmington aforesaid,
sounded and described as follows, to wit Be
ginning at n point ON the eas erls side of
Held street mt the distance of eighty-s X
feet sostherly ir m the intersection Of said
side O, Head street and the sputherIy side of
A street; thence eastery and parallel with
A street one undred feet 10 a stake: thence
southerly and parallel with Head street
twenty feet TO q stake, thence westerly and
parallel with 4 street one hundred feet 10
the sail oasterly de of Head street: and
thence thereby nortberly twenty feet t, the
ace of beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seizej and taken in execution as the FRO
perty of George X. Towns nd al d Mary f.
M. Townsend his wife. snd t. and to be sold
by WIN III. LAMBSUN, Sheriff.
ehsrif's Office. New Castle.
FEBRUARY, .. 1870 tebi-ts
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IL NICK kEkBOChEko.-We have nov IN
IN stock couplete ass rtmenI OF thea
iasbionstble goods, comprising all the neyest
oOOrngs and styl,s in naiu. plnids ana
stripes. W. B. SHARP,
oct26 Fourth ard MarRet streets
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Dt. IRA BE I'm
FOR sas ALE,

IkSsa. The subscriber offers at Private Sale
T&!.. his farm. situate in the lower part Of
Mii. Mill Creek hundred. near the While
M.u Clay Creek, and one mile from Mil
ford Cross Roads, on the road leading to East
burns lime quarrits, and about one mile
tn ere from, nd two and n half miles from the
village of Newark. convenient to mills.
schools. churches and railroad stations. Said
farm is divided into eight fields. all except
one accessible TO water. Fourteen acres of
woodland, The whole comprising
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LACK sILks.-tiaving place., yI,upi
der with the manufacturer ~ ilei
France, oi the celebrated CacheIo' T., Ots
aIi,ira Black 81 ka, We are enhulu" n tbss
goOdE " .ttetE
oct.b ourth and a. aIEet h"N
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CHFRIFF'S SALE.

~ IT VT . oAbL.
~ by virtue OF u writ Of Levari Pnvi
inc directed, Will be exposed to Putaa
ut the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2l5 MAREls
kent by Hugh Horner in the citydE
minSton. New Ca,tl County, Del, 90
MkDNEsnAN
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.ukRIFF's SALE.

SuEhIFF'S SALE.
- By y.rtuo tt a writ Of ley4ii Facias. 20
Ill dIrectt d, viii be exposed tp rubIlc { Ale,
dt tho "'''
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l3 MARKET ST
kept by Geo W, Ortlip, in the city of viii
Mngton' New Castle County. Delaware. on
THURSDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. ID. ly7s
At2 O'Clock, p. m..
the following described Real Estate. viz.
All that certain lot or piece OF land situate
IN the City OF Wilmington ato ~esaid bounded
ana described as follows. to wit: Beginuing
AZ the southwest corner of Blu tonwuod and
A. streets, thence Iunning SOU heIly along the
west side OF laid LuttInwood ~ eet sixty
feet To stake, thence westerly and p raliei
with said str eet seventy-two iett to n stake,
thence northcriy and p Iai Ell with Button.
woou .treet sii ty feet to the sou. herly hi ie
OF street thence easterly along s+ii south.
erly side OF A street seventy two feet to the
place OF lie inning.
seized and taken ia.N exc ution as the
property Of G,orgs X Town O. d AID Mary
Il ~. his wife and terre tenal Is, and TO be
sold by W W
VIM II LAMBSUN. Sheriff
sherti's Office. New Castle,
Jauuury 20, Is 0 : jan2, 2towts
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~ NllEklfF'S SALE.
, ~ virtue OF u writ oi Ais Lcvarl Fn.
cias t. me directed. will be eXposeI TO Pub
lie sale at the house of W liam Is Ford, at
kirRwcod. N Pencauer hundred, New castle
County, Del. on
SATURDAY.
THE l-rn DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876
AT Two O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate. wig:
The following plBn alton or trarL of land
situate, lying and beng near the village OF
Glasgow, in Pencader hundred in New Cas-
tie County. and State of Dela1 are the same
being bounded md described as follows, TO
Wit; Beginning at stake in the main street
OF the village aforesaid, being all the Pub.
lie iiOad leading from SAID village tow ards
hiiddlctown and running thence outh 81
degrees west 2O2 perches al ny the New Cas-
tie and Frencht0wn Turnpike, and by ands
| OF Ropert NJ. Black to a corner stake, thence
south one degree. eat crossing SAID Turn
PIKE Road and running by l.nd Of Thon as
Lindle H1 3-lU perches to a corner white OAK
| In line of Iand Of the heirs OF Wesley AL
rich, deceased, thence north 81 degrees east
2sl lilo perchfs by the said land Of Wesley
| Alrlch, and land OfW liam Cam To the afor.-
said street in said village, or oad leading
| towards Mlddletown Aforesaid, hence with
the sam north IL degrees we,t, street
In SAID village or road leading to Middle
| town Aforesaid, thence with the ime north II
degrees west 1853 10 perches to The lirsL
mentioned stake and place OF beginning.
con aiming within those bounds two hundred
and two acre, and one rood and twenty
eight and bait perch, OF land be The sane
however more or less, (excc ting ont of the
same small lot OF out three cres Of Land
| which the said samuel Frazier and t,mrIinc
MS wife sod granted and cony .yed unto
Bobert Al. B'ack.)
eeizeI ami taken in execution n, the pro-
| petty OF samuel Frazier and J. neline liz
Wile' ana teTre tenants aud tJ TO sold ~
-, NJ. n. LAM 81. n. Sheriff
Sherif's Office NeT Castle
January % $50. { ,ou91,s
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,uERIEE,S SALE

=, ,HERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias %
to me directed, will be exposed to public sale
at the at tho iiotel OF JOIN Elliott. in the viii
'nge ot Christina in White Clay Cock hum
drcd. New Castle counts. Delaware. on
FRIDAYA
THE llth DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1876 d
at . O'Clock, r. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, VIE:
All that certa,u Plantation, tract or parcel
Of land and Premises situated. hlng and be-
ine in White Clay Greek hundred and county
Of New Castle, ia the State of Delaware and
which is bounded IN described as follows to
wit Beginning at II corner white oak which
il also u corner Of james Griffith and vii
liam WriRht's land, and distinguis led on the
plot as A, and running thence with sal Grit
fifth land south sixty one degrees and a half
west one hundred and sixteen perohes to a
white oak stump and stone: thence with
said Griiiith's land and land Of john Francis
soutn twelve and half degrees east eighty
perches and X tenths of perch 10 span
i.h oak standing on ihe east site Of q swdLcp,
thence with salt Fratcs' land aad land ot
Abr tham keogg south eight and half de-
grees west eighty perches to n stake in said
keogg field; ience st II wi h sad keOgg =
land south twenty-iour degrees and u quar-.
ter east sixt two per, hes and baf to q
double hla oak in the line of land lltc OF
Robert Shields, deceased: thence with the
said Shields lIue north fit, -el. ht and a half
degrees east one bundicd and e ghtern per-
ches and uinc-t' nths OF n uerch to a corner
whi'e oak OF william Wiight's land: thence
with tn line ul said Wrigtts Land north
eight and halt d grees west seventeen per =
Gees to n corner stake in line OF q wuite unA
north thirtS mtnu: / cnst thlr one perah rs
20 n stone IN lineuf black oak, lorth twelve
Gn n halt degrees east 'wcnty-seyen pe ch es
ant siX-;e ihs to "A cOrnsr stake north three
aud half degrees east fttv- 80 perches to n
conner stake and north tive ty-six drgfe,s
= : la fh,.f act
tiur ell white uak and rlace OF btEiuti gem
tn nlng ore Ii ndr,d hnd ,ixty FIVE acres
three ronds six y, rches be thesame more
or les,
nr'z'd ard ta,eo in execution as tie pro-
reity o. John y NurrG amt tp he sold ny
wM II. bAMBSUN, ahvIit.
sheriii's OFF e, New Castle
JaLuarl - 1876. / Jan ats.
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DUBLIC SALE
I OF
r E A L ES T A I E

r E A l. E S I A I E
AND Personal PROPERTY.
The subscribers will offer at Public Sale on
the premises, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 24th. ls7G.
at noon, Farm of CD acres, late the property
Of William +. Husbands. deceased, Situated
near the Brandywine. in Brandywine lid b, 3
consist of good Stone Dwelling House, Barn,
Milk House, Work Shop and other n necessary
ortbuildings; stone Tenant House and small
Barn; good bearing Apple Orchard and
Young Orchard OF Selected Fruit. One half
of the purchase money may remain in tho
property Tor n term of years, ifdesired. Otaer
conditions made known on day OF safe
1t not sold on above mentioned day it will
be for rent on easy terms.
ELLA J. HUSBANDS.
WILLIAM A. HUSBANDS.
Also, at the same time and place, the un-
dersgnei AdmlnistratriX will sell ALT the
personal property of the above m mentioned
Estate. Con-isiing ot Hay. Grain Potatoes.
Horses. Carriages Wagons: a complete set of
Farming Inn lemenis and Dairy Fixtures:
and also. all the Household Furniture. The
Sale " i'll commence at 10 o'c Ock, when con
ditons will be make known by
ELLA J. HUSBANDS.
AdmiEst trix,
L. W. STIDHAA. auc,i oneer. Jsua7gts
PuBL1c SALE.
~ viii be sold at puhlic sale, at the
<x residence ef the subscriber on the
Nl0shorn Farm, on the ro ID leading
A0~to Brandywine SPRINGS, miles west
of "ilmingto n, in Christiana hundred. on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 7th, 1876,
at l O'clock p m.
the following described Personal Property,
to wit:
2 geo farm horses. q pair Of coed mules
10 fr5t class mich cows. II head OF young
sock. 8 gn pigs a lot OF chick ms | b. avy
dehIb IN with tongue and shafts. farm wa
son moving III ichin.. Buckeye dropper, and
u VA J of OtheI articles
1rtas.-A!I sums of $50 and under cash;
all over thnt amo' II edi ofthree IL onth,
on 81 ing b bILk4ble ore with approved en-
do e, or Gis cunt at the rae OF six pei
coat. per aunum tor cash. If notes ARE Loi
Paid when due interest added from date,
SAM Eli LOGAN,
J.. W. STIDHAM / Son, Auct!oneers.
iau&1 VT
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SHERIFF'S SALE
> by virtue of sundry writs of Fi Fa to Inc
directed, will he exposed tOPublc Sale at tho
Factory of Miiiiqm A Turner Il Co, 2lO Vest
Third street. Wi.miGgt0n, Del, in New Cas-
tie county, Dol, on
MONDAY.
THE .th DAY OF FEBRUARY, AID 1876,
AT u o'clock. A. NJ,
The following described personal properly.
wig:
A large lot of mach merry Cor the manuf,c
ture of shoes. consisting o setting machines.
trimming, beveiing, chaneing splitting,
rolling, including, racing nnd sewing ma
chin,s; 9 leather splittors, l emory wheel. 2
gas stoves. / wee. 2toply urn ishers. SIND
paperng. heeling and ! prick ng machinc
a lot of mems boys. misses and chlidrdn's
shoes, shafting and belung. barrel OF ce-
ment, tAcks, silk thread. las e, chairs stools.
desk, letter prets clock. fire pro safe &c,
Seized and taken IN execut on rs the pro-
pcrty OF WI liam a Turner y Go and 70 be
sold by WIN. IL. La MBSON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle,
February ., ID. 1876. feb4.h
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PUBLIC SALE

e. Tho subscriber. having rented
LJN his iarm. will seIfat Public Ven
~A due. on the premises near Gl,s-
-A-A-L-l- gov. Peucader hundred, New Cas-
tie county, Del on
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SHEnfFFS SALES.

SynERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue OF writ OF Nenditioni EXPO
nss 10 me directed. will bo exposed 10 f"p-
lie -Rle, bt tho
HOTEL OF GEORGE WHITFIELD,
in the city of New Castle, New Castle county,
Delaware, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-04
A STRONG MAN WANTED FOR
ELECTOR.

In few days the people of the Mem
phis congressional district will have to
exercise the important duty OF selecting
a Presidential eIector for the district. 1t
is an office requiring a high order OF
ability, tact, thorough knowledge Of par
ties and political history, eloquence, pu-
rity Of private character, experience in
debate, unquestioned moral and, it may
be, personal courage. These qualities
should be the acknowledged character
istics of the man who aspires to ths
electorship for the Memphis district.
The impending struggle between the
two great political parties of the country
is, or will be, one of the most vital inn
portance to the American people, and,
inasmuch as the electoral college is, at
last, the final arbiter of the contest, the
members Of that college should be men
about whose ability, honesty and patri-
otism there is no shadow OF
doubt. AS the fate and fol-
tunes Of the republic-of constitutional,
representative government, of State in
tegrity and local independence-are
linked to the fate OF the Democratic
pa ty, it should put forth its best, ablest
and purest men to marshal its hosts to
victory. 1t should not deal with any
nice question OF false courtesy to this or
that man, because OF any sntecedent
lsbors-great or small, real or imagin-
ary-in its behalf, or parley with any
other than the safety of the republic, or,
In other words, the success Of the Demo-
cratic ticket for the Presidency, in max
ing its nominations. Let the Presiden-
tial elector from the Memphis congress.
ionsl district be in every sense man Of
whom the people Of the district may be
proud, without any strsining after effect
or any compromise of their intelligence
and conscience. 1t is nearly time that
the people shake off the trammeIs of the
mere politician, and insist upon freedom
Of action in their choice of leaders. The
days Of trimmers, small-fry politicians,
chronic off1ce-hunters and demagogues
and let US confess to their presence
in the Democratic party 80 well
as the Republicans standard-bearers
should imperatively cease. as pregnant
and potential evidence that we mean
the reform written on the Democratic
f1sg, In this district the enemy will
put forth its strongest man-Emerson
Etheridge, it is said-as the Rad
icsI candidate for the elector-
ship. 1t would be folly, pure
and simple, to underrate the abilities OF
such an opponent. Who shall we select
to meet him on the stump? Certainly
no common man if we would be saved
the humiliation Of having our champion
worsted. Let the people consider we'll
this subject, and let the politicians re-
member that discretion is the better
part Of valor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-04
GOODWIN.

In response to correspondent, who
csnnot have read the APPEAL very
carefully the psst two weeks, we have
to answer that Mr.. Goodwin, whose re-
cent letter to the New Y.JIk Tribune has
met general appreciation, was for many
years an F'si Itant editor Of the New
York Post. Re married a daughter of
VIM. Cullen Bryant, the venerable edi-
tor OF that Journal. He is a graduate of
Princeton college, of the cle"s of 1884,
and is now In his sixty.fiTst year. Mr..
Goodwin contributed many political, lit
erary and biographical articles to the
old Democratic ReUieaO, and was editor
Of PtGtn0na's Magazine. He translated
into English Goe5he's Autobiography,
Lamotte- F6uq1e's UadSrle, and Siotrins
and His Companions. For several years
past he hes been engaged in writing a
History Of France. Mr.. Goodwin has
been a Republican since the organiza-
ton of that party in 1856
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HON. j. ID. c. ATKINS.

A strenuous effort will be made to defeat
Seneral J; ID. Z. Atkins for reno minatton IN
the eighth congressional district, General
Atkins Is one of the most useful mamherS ~
the mouse, and his retirement from public life
al TINS J9ncture would be a severe loss not
ohly 70 Iennesseel but to the entire south We
say this without desiring TO al ali disnaraoe
the claims OF any other aspirant~N san13,
AUdldHche. N''''P'''s
we entirely concur with the hva.
Ldnche IN Its estimate OF the yalue Of
Genersl AtkiDs's services In congress.
nor only 70 the district, but to the whole
SIste ana country. We regret TO hear
tnat any effort will be made to defeat
MS denomination, for, as stated in our
warrington correspondence, yesterday,
ne Is lone OF the ablest and most highly
1eu members Of congress. He has
SS11 Ip 5i, ability and popularity, and
LIE uIstrlct would not display good judg-
MeuI throw aside one who has been
Viteh trled and never found wanting, in
IasOf q new man." Like our Mem
PnIs contemporary, we have no refer
ence 10 the claims of any other sspirant,
noI knowing upon what local grounds
I'm ~ IN whose behalf, any opposition to
zen General Atkins is expected.-Rnor.
VHte Tribune.
we doubt If there is q Democrat In
the state who will gainsay what our
contemporaries have 60 well said- Gan.
e eiAl atkins has proven himself capable,
aSn' earnest and devoted, and we
snSA be more than pleased to chronicle
HiS denomination and reelection. O.
o o We say this In no dictatorisI
te o We do not presume in such mat
80 90 S,slue Of cur own district. But we
- V sr oe aereiict Of our duty did we fail
70 express what we know 70 10 tbe son
etsi sentiment Of the State as to an able,
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MULLETT.

It Is given out, and we presume au-
thoritativeiy, that Supervising Architect
Potter will re ign his pcJition vely &c N.
He is one of Mr.. Brist owls appOintees in
the cause OF reform, but the only reform
we know him - have irstitut / is
preI )yterCUs and C thy change in the
plsns of ell public builGingJ. He II by
education and experience not so much
an architect es q chUrch-builder. His
plans, if c.-lied out, VIII give Us some
excellent pla- J for divine worship, but
some very poor public buildings. The
government bui ding now In purse of
erection in st. Louis will only need q
pulpit and cOnt,ibution-box to make it
the most coJtly church edifice in the
city, iffinishCd &C, lrdiug } Mr.. Potter's
plans. We hoT NJ. Mullett will he
re3t1red to his old position as supervising
architect. He exhibited a degree OF
energy and ability in that position
which the country hsJ never fully ap-
precisted. His work has be IN tested by
experts selC cte1 from bis enemies, and
1t hrs invariably been found durable
aud substantial. He has en- thoroughly
ve1tigated by committG IS and grand
jules, and has never yet been dett cted
in fraudulent transaction. This is say
ing great deal for a man who had the
disposition Of millions of dollars every
year for twelve Yeas. The public SER
vice has been greatly anefitted by his
labois in the past, and for that res on
we wish to see him reinst1t /. He Is a
quick tempered little cues, but he under
stands his bUsin, J.-i&. Luis Globe.
Democrat.
When Grant restores Mullet he ought
at the same moment pardon M'Kee, OF
the Globe. Democrat, from the st. Louis
Jail. For the only difference between
them is that the one is in and the other
outside Of prison. That Mullett is a
"grand rascal" there is no room to
doubt. He has grown rich from the
wholesale plumber of the public treasury,
and is largely responsible for the robbery
represented by the discrepancy in the
cost Of public buildings during Radical
1851 to 1S76-as compared
with that for the previous seventy-one
years, the figures standing thus: SAL
$780, 46 IS expended during the ps1t
fifteen years, S2S,64O,17O 80 expended
In the previous seventy-one years. The
of MuIlett would be an insult
to the whole Union. The removal of
Potter is little less.