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henry Wilson In Syracuse.

An open letter to Henry Wilson, signed by over
one hundred German and Irish citizens of Syracuse
10 published in tho Courier Of that city. 1t de-
nounces in forcible terms the aims Of the Know
Nothing order, and asks the Senator this unpleas-
ant question: " We have learned from many re-
spectacle sources that you, sir, were not only u
high priest Of this order, but that your extraordi-
nary zeal and activity in carrying out its pro.
gramme gained for you its political support, and
lifted YOU into the United States Senate before il
sank into its dishonest grave. The majority Of Us
have always acted with the Republican party
You are asking us for our suflrages. You have
come here to Syracuse for that purpose, and We
therefore claim that We entirely justified in re-
charOes. in or ler that ve NAV vote ;ntsl,ioentIy
II you fail to reply. then We must regard it al
evidence that those charges are true and canno
be refuted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-31

The EVILS OF ANNExATIoN-The San
Juan decision will he exceedingly unpleasant
news 10 the inhabitants Of that island. The
country is, it seems, the best sheep raising land
on the Pacific coast, and large number Of the
residents have amassed large fortunes in the
business. During all these long years while the
dispute between England and the United States
has been pending, they have paid no taxes and
have had no duties on their importations. The
announcement that they are part and parcel o
these glorious United States will be speedily
followed by the erection Of the custom house
and the Assessors office. There is no doub
that il they had been consulted in the matter
they would have remained forever out Of tht
Union.-Washingto Republican.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-31
AND READING R. R.

VIA COATESvILLE.
THRoU0H;TICKETS TO ALL POINTsysOUTH
AND WEST.
Train No. leave Wilmington $40 .. m. Con-
meets with Elmira Express.
Train No. leaves Wilmington y. IN. Csnnscts
with Cincinnati Express.
baggage checked through.
No charge for transfer OF haggaee at Coatcsville
>, For information as 70 route and rates apply At
Franklin telegraph Office. No. West Sd street. or
at W. 4 X. Depot. Front anc Madison.
z. ST0LZ,
aU6tf 0eo1 Sup't w. L Il. R. r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-31
RaiIrpad Yines.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1A4A4Es - Ra 3
G SS SIT 1Sp ,4I AFTER syYpAY, OCT. q. Isl

WEST pHlLA6EIPHitx. 4fttH SifIsait2.r' ~ '''@
Trans arrive ..S ;na Tl; A.,
am, SsS am; and lilo a.. n. Lii pm. S46 pm.
NiasaIa Express daily. except Sur day. 7so q. m.
Lock Haven o. and Elmira Express daily. except
a. $a, ana Rss Esp sspass daily
Harrisburg Acc. daily. EXCEPT Sunday. 2-D PIN.
parkesburE Train daily. except sunday. $50 !. m.
Pittsburx Express daily. e. ept Sunday. ! 80 m.
southern Express dsil1 lolO pm.
s; seinc ~ E19resss pres daiiy. .40 pm
Paoii sei %aa Sunday am and Il 5S % p% m
Erie Mail Saturday nisht runs only to Wiliiamsport
For Emisrant Express Train. leaving 1880 p. m.
baggage de!iysrsd = rs AZ Market s.: BY 800 Pm.
h1RsSs: 49, ..S s ana spa ia 90 Ssh1 % and
E%is5T:as T I iTsia 8, 1 i! nv ioIf: il:sSp%., ~ ..
Nss y YoEk s Sunday Trains .2' NJ s.55 IN. and
KENs1NaroN DEPOT.
Hoinesbufg Bustleton. 6.i5 IN. 100 noon. SIS
Way Train iof New Brunswick ......... 2.l5 p In.
EsPress Trains tor Trenton. 7.so = N and 40 and
way Train. fer Trenton. lo.oo IN. s.l5. 500 and
FOR BELVIDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton. Lambertville. Eaton, Scran.
ton. &C.. 80 n. and 400 m.
Way Train to Lambertville Flemington. .l0. 90 am.
and OO pm.
Way Trsins for Pennington 1000 IN and 500 III
Accom-. for Balvidere $40 IN.
i Market STREET FERRY.
i AmbOy Division.
Accommoda. for New York via Apboy. $50 M
Il and 2.U0 . IN.
Accommodatioa for New York via Monmouth
Junction go N.
Way Trains for Trenton. 800 and loco LII, I2.Ot
noon and 40, $40 and $50 In.
Account. tor New York via Jersey City, 2. 90 D m
MAY Train for Burli ........,. 630 IN
Nay Trains for Bordentown. so and II 80 y N
; Express Trains for LoLg Branch $50 a IN and 20
EXP, Trains for Hiuhtstown. $50 a m and $50 m
Express Trains for Pemberton. Long Branch an,
Nd. southern and Iuckerton kailro Dads, 7.3O
Way Trains for Mt. Holly. 1890 m and II. 30
Way Trains for PenbertOn. 1000 u. 2.45, 500 an
6.y0pm.
sleeping Car Tickets for the West can be had o
application at the Ticket Office. s0l Chestnut stree
and at the Depot. Thirty. second and Market Sts.
Agents of the Union Transfer Company will ca
tor and deliver Baggage at the Depots. Orders wi
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Car
can also be obtained at the following
TICKET OFFICES @ sssssna' street
> mo. ll6 Market street,
and az the Depots and Ferry ed above.
A j. .CAsSATT. General Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-31

The MlXed Traln VIII run subject 70 delays Incl
dent to freight business. and will stop only at sta
tions where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadsli
Wilmin gton at l.lO p. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional TO those above, leave Smyrna for Clay
ton II 35 y. m., and 7.l5 y. H.. Leav Clayton for
smyrna $40 u. m. and 200 y. ln.. to mako connec
ton with transto and from Dover. and stations
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's / Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON, with the Mary land and Delaware
AT hni!AiRSkfIiNG hnARkIiNGToN. with the Junction and Break
water Railroad.
J At SEAFQRD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
At DELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wicomco and rocomoke Railroad.
II. F. KENNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-31

The Chester Is. C) Reporter mentions as one
Of the incidents Of the election in that State that
DR.. w. NJ. McCollum, for whose arrest every
possible strategy has been resorted to by the
military authorities, appeared at Carmel Hill,
on Wednesday last and voted for himself for
Governor Of South Carolina. Garland II. Smith
and his son Walker Smith, both Of whom have
been pursued by the military authorities day and
night for nearly twelve months past, deposited
their ballots at Torbitt's Mill.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-31

Howard county, Kan, says its sheriff alb
seconded the first time he got money enough I
pay his passage, and thinks it is keeping II
Its end Of history
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-31

The Sun Francisco Post says that Time
acquitted Mrs. Fair. If so the venerable
mower should have his likeness stricken from
the almanacs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-31
PniladC ~nia, Wilmington aud 6alti.
more Railroad,
14QMGH
Il
TIME TABLE.

" II II" SNy&S
TIME TABLE.
Depot sss ara 81 .a a~ss
WAY-MAIL TRAIN A. 80 A. q andays exc-pted) for
r,ts cesws.s aaisaa eonn1s
Ton with smyrna Bianch Railroad and Mary and aud
Delaware Railroad, at Harrington with Junction aad
BIs.kwst-r Railroad. s-aiori poreh.s,-r aud
Delaware Railroad AZ D-linar with Eastern shor.
Railroad. at Salisbury wish w,coaieo aud roconok.
ExPKEss TEAM Al l2c NJ. tsunday. .Ie.pt.s.) ior
srrYas s.DIs and ."a sopPps a.
vim ai rsn ,cr c... Connects A' vi"
kxPkkss TRAIN at4oO 4. NJ. lsaudays eIcepted,) or
.on.Sswark. Ekton r;hEas.. charlestown Perry
vile, Harse-de-tirAce. Aberdeen, Perryman L Edys-
!, s.,
%iag.ou Newark: k!A,sa. Not,a; East. r-rfssiilr.
Fortress Monror aud Norfolk tai. the
=. .ilMlysroS TRAINS
s spqs Il IL stiaPi a. & rs and
and w daily rM The ,o % + 81 srsin c"an-s.: s Win s
sxSE X f. ms1 sus d. .a rsn 10
and ~ r The $40 A. ~. .r.tn viii not
is.ss w,lminron At 90 r Il. N1'''A''' y" e'"aA'
The g., A. NJ Junction , s~ ., Mm,ns',a S
.a;1 s tor Sn NV sYrk j, IRON We, tailaitPh
! sd~lphi. aud BALTIMORE Central Eailroac
s.a, ssa :. rs9s 90 IN" ,s ssa 80 fhi.dsghl.
as 80 P. In. Philadelphia. oxford at 7.0o = Ii.
Wednesday, aIa Saturdays 2.31 p. In, The 7.uo
train stops At all stations tesween Fhadsl phlA
| Lanokin
Leave Port psposi. for Phiiadsp hia SUNDAY. excepted
Us g. N and rs T. m; OXtoId Tor PhilsiephiA ai
6.lO n, Chadds Ford fog Philadelphia 4. 30 p n
sunday. leave Philade lph!s for oxford So a,
leave oxford for Pnilade phia 341 D. N.
TrAins leaving Wilmington al o+5 a M, 4.c D. viii
conect Al Lamokin Junction with the 40 AID
ASp IN. trans for ph..adephis and Bhtimer. Cen.
raSoTsE TRAINS SKoA BALTIMORE.
LEAVE WILMINGTON at lOSi l2a1 I. Nj S4., 10 20 P.
| CHESTER FOE PHILADELPHIA.
LEAIE CHESTER at7.26 81. s33, SIS Ii 0s A ii.
| las, 2.&l. AL. aSl. GIL. 736 aud 1886 n.
From Baltimore 80 Philadelphia Leave Baltimore As
Al. way Mail; $50 An, Expres.; ass T. II AA
press. 7.NP. II. Express loi5 p ii. Express.
froE Baltimore Fort DsposAud nteI ion
| atSuVP.N
Accommodation ainfrom Port will lsav Perry
Vile ss6 II An. for AlnmorsA nd intermediate s.a
| Iions.
| TRAINS POk BALTIMORE.
Leave Chsstsra ~ l3uS and 9.ll 4. and ass Pm.
Leave Wilmington at l3S2 Is and 10 v? A.. ~, les
SUNDA TRAIN PROM BALTIMORE.
Lsasss Baltimore ~ Is sopping ~ MagnolA Perry
mAns Aberdeen. HAvrs-ds-ti Perry v:!e .Cnarie
sown. North East. Elkiou. Newark. Stanton. New
| port, Wimingtop, Clay moat, LiEWcn1 aud Chester.
| u. y kkkSci supsrinteuden
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-31
md 5 are mixed or market trains.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON 4 RALTI.
MORE RAILROAD,

Gensral Supefinteo1Gt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-31

CInC1AH
On and alter WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1871,
4 passenger car will BE- attached to the tfsieht
train leaving Philadslph,a at 900 .. m. Tor VII
aington.
The train will stop at Stations - follows vhsa
signalled: Gray's Ferry. 9,l2 p. n. Lasarstto 9S1
pm; Chester, e4l y. N; Lamokb. - ,. n: Thur
p M klerslie. l0lS p. m; ayIive Wilnilstoa. 10 ~
m, loct2Dl H. y. KINNEY. N.p't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-31
REDUCTION In PASSAGE RATRS
ANCHOR LINE sTEAAER0

- SAIL. EvsRY RDHIspAY AND aAfUa.
DAT.
Passengers booked to and from any Rsilwsy Sta
ton or Seaport in Great Britain, lreland. Goe.
way. sweden. Denmark. Germany. 1naee, Hol-
Cabin fare from NEW YORK Y LONDON. Ilv-
day: Steamers ess By SATURDAYS steamers ess
~" EXCURSION TICKETS. ol3o.
INTERMEDIATE. eSs, STxkRA0H. oao. l
nayabie in Currency.
Parties sending for their friends In the Old Coun.
try can purchase tickets at loWese rate. Tor fur.
son Sk0rHERs. ssssslMiG6 ISiS1es f;,.ts .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-31
Fora hoInesveao IN the West.
Fora hoInesIeao IN the West.
&AX
PEhkSyl IAkIA CENTRAL R. 4.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST TsEMIGRANT LINE,
OR PITT 8 y U r q
Awd all places in the Was, SoutAWest a..
Northeast.
f~ruR sHORrser AND BEST ROUTE. -
~ruI sHosrssr AND BEST RourE.Oa

Thislius adords sun quail ed n nducsments T. Der
cons desiring cheap and rs passage 10th
West and dessYv o. particularly the attention of III
sseh - ds.i!e avail of the houestsa
Bill passed by the last Congress-.
Tho Pennsylvania Central Railroad. with its cor
Meeting lines BY Is. miles shortest route to
ChicsSo aud other prOmin tp aces in he and
is also the quick aud best route to 81
prOmin en- places in the Southwest and Northwest
Passengers are forw led in comfortable and airs
Passenger Cars furnished With seats with
backs, water tanks. stoves, in Winter and
with such other as are requisite for th
comfort Of families.
Throus ticketsa sold to al prominent places i,
the West. Southwes and Northwe rest, at about hal
the usual first class fare.
Children under ave years old Is Free and ehi,dres
petwssu the ages of fve and twelve years pay Aalf
Price.
with IL passengers. Eighty ypounds ofbasgsss ear
.:cA free TO every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except sundays, and ticket
No. ll6 Mark ct street. BY So'clock. p. N.
Dy address le the undersigned he will forwardb
return ofmaj free ofchsrge. acircular contanins
complete pr:ee list, map. correct copy
asa siSs :sse ys; e.esE SIN
efths Psnnsylyants Railroad Company,
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