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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
Gorses, Carriages, 6arnsss, &r-



Arch. JOHNSTON, AUCuONEER.
- r-e ola sha,l Ers executed BY William saunders
iiSSTv ViS VT rASsfL ASsaonssr THIS DAY CTeiass
Tss stable 80 the sossort corner ssveuth-aEo and Forty
f ~ r ss t.r'-re H5rSes ns names and tails II hands
and years. kad auo all haFessi Tree Rom ueei very
oe r bacs Horse long anes and tas 10 hsads and vea
And m harness; free oa vice very stylish warranted sound can
0ls 1 ay or long names aDa tails. Isl hands YEARS. kind
0as re dagps 5 COME Horse ong and @ lsi haHds'
y us Mar long nave m ,n lsl hra' KIM in aa a.55,.'
ratei ,le oeaiug % sails bali mile track i1 2.ii3
.Tol Cd ssase and po1b.s Harness, &c.
Can s. sea a, rae For arlsr psI1eaars app at The once Of
1' JOHNSTON & VAN TAssEIL
10 i2 and I 1i E An yr fs 81 soS,,s1
At BARKER q CHASEs'
"A CRY AUCTION MART AN9 EEwToRX rATTERsALLs'
Tsiof c ". g4zkER, Aae,gass;
ETT sf85aI yyF III, N nav AND SATURDAY,
ssussr. rys,s eShs@s.', 1,po,s o. y po S oI ps
nases Harness everything line The needs Of al
4 LARGE DRIVING RING
IN i5s MAT ,9f b s9gs5S as1 10 On l s,'
every Horse sold under
S-Bsror ,ts51sg for Horses on sale
tiu.ses -les sole-iel ana promptly attsnoe9 10
'' y5os' 1'df O. ,ysEAns b ss EsF'f F ms
THls DAY. Ar IL 0cLock.
AT VERY Low PRICES,
and lop Bugges PhaegHs RoekaWays Depot and Iss
Wagons, seishz, Haruess Sc
NEW-TORK SALES AND STORAGE REPOSITORY,
~, 19 and 81 FouTtl-age, eoI1ei Isents-ll.a-si.
A-STORAGE for CARRIAGES, sc.
"A. sureuor accommodation low Insurance IN best y
raruares speedy sales arranged. q desired, a -
BEW-lORK SALES AND STORAGE REPOSITORY.
81, So and 34l PoaTth-sEe corner Twenty li.h-si
INSTALLING FOR HORSES.
-. Excellent abhrg best scooumodaton AZ lowest rates 81
EEN-YORK SALES AND STORAGE kEPOslIoh1f
81 2g al Fosrib-are, oorner IEe1iy-- itl-st
NOR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. ANY per
- 8--rous OF obtaining fra hunters, goting draught, or
r os sporugfoss, see the sane oy one
requirement nteiea
:. f ave Address HAWKS x CO. Montreal eel
HORSE BLANKETS. HARNESS, SADDLES,
and Ssdd,ey goods extensively l
b. o. Blankets AID stable plush and other ATag hoo
d .vSrv quality. C. B. SMITH Co. ~ Nsrren-st
HARNESS.-Horse Clothing Blankets, Breast
Apr1ns and Horse E9uipnens o. syeIy % l
ARREST variety krW-i0rl G. ~ AOsAAAN d b"O NAAul-0
urers he Chlnoerts-
- UINGEE. AuctiOneer.
A. Tomorrow being IhsnksgivinT' National hoilay5
no az the
NETWORK SALES AND STORAGE BhPOslIOAl
81 anij al Fourth-ave IEentT hiiasL ,,- 7--
SATURDAY. sold the
~ -~re venteman cmrsug Horse Crraces- Robes Blankets
Al Ii srenr Erceor Stables Harlem Of which que 10
Csislog1es no ready may De bad % Offices Of ~ .
S. DINGEE F0u1th-ave aad Twenty lihst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
Gbsnres for Busiuess alm

4 DDTIONALC Capital procured for Merchants,
o hslEcur-ft ana other HliF properties nessi tse- so'
~ ts. 1ea lfse .l0ut charge da pp6fe " po
trlr tea Geo ID Arthur kco, balErTs "a W. - ls
- and otter I'r
80 f5s iE r8s FHllesI AID Buress et' -d . ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

a YOUNG American lady as CASHIER; ref
II ssa Address Ms ALICE DECKER, - West Forty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

A RESPECTABLE married woman to 20 out
- III ne objection clean Olces No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

DHUADELPH and ERIE RAILROAD
4 ONLY DIRECr ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS TO
THR Oh REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
Win cave Deshrosses ard Coraudi-st Fcrne1; 49,
geo Ere Express aay except sunday Win Pullman Fsise
New Oh Ctv Aruve sunburyi bIli
Wmsmort AXIS. Loci Haven g:5; Remove llsl0 lrvneton
500. corr 65: Ere Connects Al Lrvneton and Corr
With OIL Creek Acghorv River r r. Tor The on Region Al He
with Lake Shore r.. H. l1r ali points West.
900 d m Enc Mail daiTl With Pullman Faaoe tsr rem
plsa8era 10 Elie suubury, 625i Willampori BIDS
k Haven 9. 0t Remove lyinetOn 5l0 Cory 0lO Ere
| C1urects Ir neion Cory with OIL Creef and AIT
rtrrg River r n or Region Ene With Late Shore T. X Dr.
al points West -. ,,rror,r,- o..-.t s....iu,.ua...
" GoRp Gen pssg Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..


DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The largest ami most magn e'nt 1yeT s,eI1s y i.e "o
atfrnon fsunav eoepts O'Clock. arriving az ALBAhf m u
IA connect MI rtiiroai trains North and East
RETURNING have tie steamboat landing on he aral oil eolle'
ing tIsias nom ne West Serb and Eat 49, ~, 90 n,4
Taei fzeti can obtained he Ode on he NhaH 90 DOG
70 Is lo Freight received until The hou Of departure
NETWORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-WIN-
~ TER ARRANGEM taxing effect Nov l6s2-Ifains eA''
Of Corandt ami Deshrosses ~ follow IN Kin
NesDuIham and ATWOOD . lo.So g. m j. Nv ~iO
Fr Rsd Psrs Boro1 Dundee Lake Msrnei CPatesOn 'nt
For Hackensser Lo Paterson Hawth1rae Midland Pak An
wortc,dyke q TO- lo;.O m. j. 300 go, alo' o'@0 p H.
For Wiuklea O. 1850 ~ J., 3;p oll p m a. IN 49,
For Wyctof Ponpoa, ard MOnteiair Junction 1880 a. H.
e. c'rg,5 I'd ,rrYts Iaie e IC.Sl a. ID $50 5Opm.
For Oakd Boomngise and West Biooaiagiaie T. lo''V m
Po sn Mis-. Carlot,eburh Ridge suuaiOvu, and osdsn'
% Seadad Stockholm Franklin sueI Junction, hanbursh
Deckertovu. and Uaiouvhe a. M S1s ana - ra.
For Md1at0En BGsh BloomingbuTgh WuTtsboro' Lbe
Fars and Eleuvle. =. e. NJ SGD m ,.,. r.,,
RETURSISGLeave Aieuvie ''iI a M 4' p mi ileIy @
ass no. Eg5 D. D. Blooming urgh $3.50 3'lJ . p M MO
deoFn 8.s5 s. o. G47 E4s gnonvle, 500, 9;5o n fS
Wor,dnsTke Sos Ga2 8.l 1851 a. m ~ = 76 1881 r. H.
Patterson 533 6.50 15J. b 1900 ZIG, tl9 i.JS m
TO MddieioHH and Pine Bash S9y Doe nP s'g ~ L
VIZ H WEED, General Ticket AGENT
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ CHANCE OF TIME -Oa after Nov 20 steamers
ia Inc ro1,cpr ID sany for Long branch aud al
.aos I'M ~ and connecting railroads ucadBR bed BANK Tom
River Warowu Banegt fueksron Pha1eplA F1eala brose
1:ip NO Philadelphia, Tukeron Toms RIVER Fineand bal
4.oOp mo Toms River Wsreovn raekerton, &C.
ARRIVING IN NBWfOhK:
s:.j a. m-from Tneke-:on WaretoN., Toms River se nj,
IsU D. VnelaBd Philadelphia, lucter'0n lohS hi'
The above rains stou at way stations.
PHILADELPHA freight afeB up o'clock q lowest rates
q. N BENTLEY. Gen. Manager 10 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
Gitn Rrepertp TO Set.

A THREE-STORY and high-stO0p brown
one front HOUSE let furnished urise ln torijtfl
- between Broadway and SiEthave GARRISON s5l sElye
A THREE-STORY and high-stoOp brick
n UOrsR 10 lei on yoarh.st between Sut and Icnhaycs
Rent, . 500 u. "AL---l,,,- ~. --
UY0 LET-THREE FLOORS for business pur-
poses corner Br0AdT Isr.v s- * 2 =
wM IT, RAYS0R. =
81. "a PIEos.
V'O LET-The spacious STORE No. sol Broad
way through Mercerst Store, basement and slea ~
(22JO HOMER MORGAN Pres-
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GouarInersnlp Notlres.

Gouarnrrsnip Nonres.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECklVED AT TIE UPI0 "
OrTCFS Nos ThrtT-second-sL @ West rsentyf I'd
st., ~ TO p m. at regular oiiee rates.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-The COpart-
er heretofore sting the uner ne ha this y been
soveI by mutual D. II. VASDkRPOEL T. A. fifth.
The uudarfcr haze his day ertee INTO coprnep ana ne Dg
e f he W Gm Of Vanderr0e Fitch Will be carried on a. No 81
l"ID1''' " & +. A. FITCH,
Dated yev-Yo-k. Nov %, 1877 "A Il FITCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
printing
Droposals.

BOARD oY ESGISEEHs IOUKrH-AFE lsPRovENENI s
OFrIcr CnAyn Central DEPOT NEwloHK, Nov y l5.A =
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. = SEALED
y PROPOSALS. o work ths FOJRiH ANh lhfh0l' LlA H.
between aad Sevet uu, VII BE- received by 90 "a
Obj Office ~ ri O'clock OF DECEMBER 10 io'% Fs
AMI blank proposals VII be ready on ana aef Ae u
lust ALLAN 1A al, ILL Board Of
a. W. NJ ~. ~ EnCneeTs F0urth-ave.
f-DN ~ ~ IL ~, a ,l ~ l. improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

T1FTN9YTVANIA NAILKUbD, UNIILU
FtiLl0ADs OF ). j. DfVsIoS-From 20. q, Dh III ~ M
81 a nom lsf u CORTLAhDT tF9r "hs f1i- DEL " y
- s.-1 ~ 4.s a. m I2:Jl, 80 oe5 tiy+. oiSi ~
800 Fsr P.ilI. lnha via Candies. o. ~ auds q TO- %
s.78u ~ III ffffV.T0V sni TIE WEST bairllie 80
hal ard8o0- j. m ie sOD lHtioD a. Do an. w. . la
-. r-ra ID III uof and Wa. et0n lal lu et y m a
H., 81 yFgr VA Pennsylvania Rai.IalliJl o. ~
nd 6s 7ar All % 0s p Panfn Palace ears - a'tse-
Dc ~ A. m aua na ihoull n hea.loia ~ Iltsu.ss -. IL
81 Is,r iao clsnge Pullman Pase cars ae aufhsn 70 "
efef III 1.Ig .s sn trayl 10 rsblrEh. OnfuDAn Lou p
IN ~ Ia'r stsn Change Paiman Palace rds afe ~
ts H. 100 h 90 daily and rough 90 = ishug ri
r4aas sitholf fulman Palace cans m
t.ebf3 10 the ,. sfd through Ion neeioil ="
b Part wtrne Chicago, slfhout chanre eaeis at h nv
f,f oi Desrosft foot Of Csrald ST. ara pa DfoaoHA D9
11sj 'eass.rr Gs.I Manager ". JACKSON, GsBi swt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
BroOklpn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-A 3-st0ry, attic, high stOOp
,rorsl.re orJgT, harlao,f smith, IS frf loati fnsc1
no sor.sye aer Clio ornflal smaller
house. rutland = WHITING. 3 3 rfmth-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
BoGro auo R60Ws.

EIFTH- AVE.-Elegant commodi0us APART
MRNTS; private table Attendance accommodations offered
really superior location esnaot ,; fq7i ssf ap,
GENTLEMAN, wife and two children C2 and
exceed per private table preferred A-t H. Box ISL
PostOhce.
I ELAND'' Sturtevant House, Broadway 18th
IL New YORK American plan With elevors clttay
located The epots aud theatcrs Lewis Geo Lea1 tT2g.
MADISON AVENUE HOTEL,
vi Corner rwenty-seventhrt and Nti.son-tgei
OPPOSITE NEW HAVEN DEPOr
American Earouesn ran
A class Restaurant With reasonable rsces
ELEGANT AND NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ srgir for fallits Etnuenen.
LIBERAL TERMS 10 pr {sANRNr PARTIES
DARTIES SEEKING FURNISHED APART
mrns obtain AL PARTICULARS as 70 location.
let Of lrlt class aclscsl, by
applying 10 WILLIAM J. COLES. l-ti broslWar
DARPIES SEEKING FURNISHED APART
II MRNTs With BOARD 0haa ALL PARTICULARS - .o-
prices &c Ia lame i of lrscsss oUses,
by APPLYING % Mlbliael =. 'S1-ee, ~. 1to-.aal,
DERMANENT BOARD desired on moderate
terms Of four alnlf- WITH c1in sgea
years. Address c. Boz fa PostCmee
DOOMS 10 LET Two newly-furnished
h ROOMS % LIT TO Geuerea thn 81 .o1se
private hu location good aud convenient Address h., Box
l.sN. PostOhee
TO LET-SEC0ND FLOOR, $50 West Fifty
Il uaih'i- fronting Central Pax onr ICONS, vi9
Two FINE ROOMS on second door, with
a. board 2'l Folru-ave
WANTED-BOARD in a Private Flmily
" hsluw iNenteht, ~ r-felcea exchanged.
Stats terms. Allrasa ". 4. 3d., BeE 5 AZ po'tOace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

B Nuer wilkins Co. legal sale the direction Of A. CYAN
oo referee and each 931 located the easterY
sac of Madsonye feet II inches north Of Onehundred and
second-st
4ory brick house and lot 2r39 located on the westerly
ide of sser-s st. 81 feet norheriy from Hester-st
basement brick aud lot x3J located on le
easterv NOO 20 feet inches outhe from Testers
T. LuloR Co.. legal sale, under the direction OF he1r Ao
referee and o 3rI located the eastery SD OF hasol
81 feet inches u0rthery frsm Seventy niniA-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
Deutlstrr.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
y mated Anssthe 81 nitrous oIle Gas ~ n ns
NOS grrvp manner do nothing EXTRACT IEE H. and DO mat
WITHOUT PAN-so toooJ patients testify see he names Al me
Office No. ID Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

EfANIED--By an American lady, the MAN
" hGEMLyr o. s GsSTlEMAEs HOUSE 10 CITY c9u1try
had charge c fasge-, would tke tte pace
ldy who 1ia t.e inalgcnen Of holseEeflg
Ms 4. A.. DUNCAN ~ DelauceT So, Sew. iorE
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TRAINs 49, NEw-TORK

Haven O. 8: isK llJf @S3 ltK Juo ok %
s.3 $50 zxl an q D. lEz.I D. 81.
For f8Tl g.f 1883 A. mt l1;5 ,bLl jld
1r j. J... 49,. $3.50. soc fri and l;lf lEE.l p N.
For Milford and strtiorl O. ll3 53 4;5 snl 2' p ~
For Faisd Southport aud Wepori, 79s 5.Os il-3 NJ 1900
$50 NJ. 81, Do r., so,
w. - 5.3l fErl SO e:38, 803 ET and 80 Ok p
For Dsnen o. 9:s,, ID 30 81 > So ~ ana ~, p il
~ st,riord 7.0 eos lEzl 9Os 1903 1888 let3 EL
81 az -rl 9t5 f8 IN 1885, 1903 r33 - a:o8 Ok
rrlnr 40 View aad P0u Chester and ly tlA % w. stop
pirr st Mount vernon HaEsT0nttk sna Rye 80 .,, , o.,
intermediate stations ia J'se ' 4i'' D.
~ g.r5 5 G.f f.0J. 1888. 1923 3.
srnsay Mail Train Grand Central Drpo' ror f W
forr IN 70fn m fr Boston. SpEn1cd Line si9 NuR az Nt9
Re.c Port Chester STANFORD south NrTaik ara Ber ana
81 s.IU D h. m Line stopping a mouA enol'
~ ermIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
- Occupying SQUARE from Worcester SDuusie-l. booa B.
4. ROGERS. Proprietor
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poultney, VT.
Rev > NEWMAN, d. D. Prep Open from Nay Special rates
families and season boariers
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-09
ALI. RICH g.

The railway war is over, and peace again
reixns along the track. As We predicted yes
terday, the visit Of Superintendent Talmsge
to the "seat of war" resulted in an amicable
adjustment Of the "frog" difficulty. Orders
have been issued for restoring the switch,
and the connection between the tracks of the
Missouri Pacific and the Chicago, Rock Is
land and Leavenworth, is TO he made imme-
diately. This announcement will be hailed
by our readers as good news. and the bridge,
which has thus far beer, on account Of this
unpleasant misunderstanding, almost dead
letter, will hereafter be living reality, and
the lapse of few days will zee the trains of
the eastern and northern roads running into
the union depot. 1t affords us unfeigned
pleasure to announce the adjustment of this
difficulty; We rejoice to see the matter fixed
up, as we'll for the gosd of the Missouri Pa
ci6c road, as for the general benefit OF the
people of Leavenworth. Everything is now
harmonious, and hereafter let rs have peace.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-09
TIE EnsT0N COLISEUM,

Gilmore has had another wrestle viii, fate
and has come out second best. The main or
central truss OF the coliseum, a vast archway
of heavy timbsrs SIX hundred feet in'length
and two hundred in height, gave way before
a gale last Friday night and toppled over
into ruins, burying and destroying beneath
its debris, a large quantity Of other valuable
frame work upon which weeks of valuable
labor had been spent. The calamity cannot
fail to have very depressing influence upon
the jubilee. Besides the money actually lost
IN lis destruction, the truss was the work Of
long and careful labor, and il csnno, be re-
placed in day or a week. Tie prospects
are tha, the large jubilee will have to be
postponed. But little ever a month now
remains before the tine specified, and the
Coliseum cannot be built in that time. How
ever, Boston has her heart in this thing and
no effort will be spared TO avoid any appear
aace Of failure. Gilmore will rise 10 a more
exalted heroism in The presence OF such
misfortune. Fox The men whose thoughts
ire measured by an orchestra of thousand
pieces and chorus Of twenty thousand
voices, there can he no such words as failure
cr das,1air
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-09
CINCINNATI.


The Liberal. 8, EApo,.i!se. 81, Hall
v0Her-
CINcINNATI. May 1.-The floor Of Expo
sition Hall, where the Liberal Republican
nearly filled by delegates, but there is mea-
ger attendance Of spectators. not - many ~
400 are in the galleries which would accom-
modate $500. Groups are gathering in
various parts Of the house in animated con-
versation. evidently discussing the still un-
settled points of differences.
1t is authoritatively stated that Fenton left
town this morning. His friends are reserved
- to his reasons.
The small arm chair sent for the use o. the
President Of the Convention, was occupie by
John Adams when be signed the Declaration
Of Independence. II is black, and quite
plain, with gilt decorations and upholstered
in muf eolored reps.
Alter music by the band, Col. Grosvenor.
of St. Louis, called the Couvention to order
and delivered the following speech:
This Convention, originated in . single
State. has nov embraced Republicans and
worthy REPRESENTATIVES of the Republican
party in every State Of the Union. Zap
planse. Nothing can prove more 6ectualiy
The depth and the strength Of the public SEN
timent to which We have appealed, than the
fact that the call originated 30 informally.
II originated in State BY no means the lar
gest or the most potent in political a6airs,
and has led 10 . convention acknowledged
now BY all 10 be not only The Largest in point
of numbers, ever assembled, but the truest
representation Of the popular sentiment.
Applause.
Our appeal to the country, it appears then,
public feeling and the p0blic need. Jap
plauee] 1t was 80 defined - to embrace
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-09
A WEEK OF CONVENTIONS.

The present week has been prolific one
in political conventions. Below We give
list Of no less than eight important conven.
ticns, which have assembled ia various parts
OF the union:
April 3O-Lou,-isna Republican State
Convention in New Orleans, called by the
Committee Of which Marshal Packard Is
Chairman.
April 30-Ken,ucky Libe'a! Republican
State Convention in Covington.
May Liberal Republican National Con-
vention in Cincinnati.
Nav NORTH Carolina Democratic Stste
Convention in Greensboro.
May National Reunion and Reform
Convention in Cincinnati.
May Vernon. Republican State Co..
yenfion in Bellows FALL.
May Mississippi Republican State Coz
vention in jackson.
May 2-Lonisiana Republican State Con-
ven,ion in New Orleans.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-09

One Of the most hopeful signs Of the times
is the iaci thai lie managing men Of all the
several road. leading 10 Leayenwor;b, begin
to show commendable anxiety 10 secure
enlarged aepot accommodations ia this city,
sufficient 20 scconmoisie the business which
they .oresee is to centre here, and they all
say, ''you must have mere room, for the btlsi-
ness TO be done in Le.venworth hereafter
cannot he transacted in any contracted quar-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-09
NEW YORK.


ReesPs'ss Of -. He.ssasis.s In the
NEW YORK, May 3-On the reception of
the news Of Mr.. Greeley's nomination in
this city, . large crowd assembled around the
Tribune Office, and Ar. Greeley called for.
He appeared and declined to make a speech,
bat had to undergo . vast amount Of hand
shaking. A salute Of 100 guns was fired in
Civ Hall Park in his honor.
The Expressays ofthe nomination: ''The
old white coat will take 4 large portion of
the rank and file Of his party with him."
As to the question whether the Democrats
will endorse the nomination, the Express
says: "Mr. Greeley has, at times, abused Us
roughly, but We are forsiving Of race men
and shail do what il Lest for our country"
The Commercial Advertiser says: "TEe
prospec,s Of the republican party have
Frightened, and whether the Democrats en-
Iorsed or not, he is doomed 10 be defeated.
Mr.. Greeley expressed surprise at his noun
nation, and said he would accept in a letter.
A Inong the crowd outside the Tribune Office,
eminent were various; rome declared that
he convention had made 6zzle Of it, and
he nominations we're by NO means the
irongest men, while others more enthusiastic,
sere sure that If anybody could give the
povemsnt assurance and success, il Was
3rseley.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-09
c.x,r Tu. Hang OF If.

How odd i, seems 10 have to pas BY The
New York Tribune when you are looking for
po,i,ical selections? We have been used TO
scissoring fTou, the Tribune ios so many
years that it is hard for US To get the "bang'
OF the new way-we Gu. the paper mechanic
ally, and il cur readers should DC shocked,
some morning, by slice OF red hot LIBERAL
ism, We hope they'll charge it all 10 the Tn
bune and the force Of habit.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-09
THE LAWRENCE BRANCH AND the
T. l.. a q.

The project which has been pending and
talked of for so long time, of the purchase
of the Kansas Pacific Branch from this city
to Lawrence by the Leavenworth, Lawrence
G. Galveston Company, is still dragging
along, but don't seem to make much pro-
gress. Both the companies interested profess
to be willing and anxious to have the trade"
consummated, but don't seem to be any
nearer TO an agreement upon termsthan they
were a year ago. The people OF Leaven-
worth are interested in bringing the LesveI-
worth, Lawrence & Galveston trains to this
city, but are not particularly interested in.
the kind of arrangement made by the COM
pany for bringing them here. The purchase
of the Lawrence Branch Of the Kansas Pa
ci6c road would effect the desired end in the
shortest time, and is therefore the plan that
most of our people prefer. but il the COM
panies are not able TO agree upon terms, and
the matter is likely 10 hang fire" for any
considerable length Of time, then the people
of Leavenworth would prefer to have the
Leayenworth, Lawrence 4 Galveston Com
pany build new line from Lawrence to this
city, and to that end would be willing to vote
liberal aid. We say to the Leavenwonb,
Lawrence & Galveston Company, ''cOme on,
gentlemen; we wan, TO see your trains run
ing to your terminus; We don't care much
how you get here, but the quickest way is
the best. II you can buy the Kansas Pa
ciGc Branch, and thus reach Us at once, all
right; but if you can't DO this without con-
delay, then 60 to work at once and
build new line, and We will help you; but
lie: US have no more waiting. A new line
would be the hest for Leavenworth, in the
end, because 1t would open up to our trade a
new section of country, and give US com-
peting roads; but it would cost us some
money, ard require some time, while the
purchase Of the old road would have to be
done without any cost TO our people, and
could be done without any loss Of time; hence,
orr first choice is that you buy, but if this is
10 involve further delay, then build.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-09
NICHOLSON FOR DELAWARE.

There begins to be prospect that the
much needed Improvement so long urged by
IHE TINEs-ihat of new pavement for
Delaware s.reet-will soon take tangible
shape. The Messrs. Sells, of lawrence,
who are engaged in laying tie most apprCv-
I'd style OF wooden payements, were in the
city yesterday, looking up the matter
and making estimates. They say the work
tan he done without in anywise interrup,ing
The business Of the stree, and at a cost much
below what we have heretofore counted nm
IN. In the course of a few days we shall be
ste 70 give the estimated cost of the wo-t
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-09
FOR PHlLADELPaIA.

l am authorized by the railroad companies
10 announce that half fare round trip tickets,
from Leavenworih 10 Philadelphia, will be
sald in Leavenworth to delegates and Others
'iesirins to attend the National Republican
convention, to be held in Philadelphi,
june 9th, 1872. d. r. ANTHONY
Chairman Republican State Central Com.
mittee.