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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12
DlEGEM BIER l2. 1856.
INSURANCE.

y 9Y ~ F1RH1 AND MARINE 15s.l ~ n
ast INSURANCEsA sAGENCEY, 2
EIowARD. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Co. q 6r p
III 1sPHILADELPHIA. 90 Est7liEs -. =
:gs.'l :, CHARTER PERPETUAL.
incorporated by a CO of b Q l.egIsInture of
epl1 gsl .tIs3a PennsyIvnnia.s 45.sll 80 -
= AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, = 500, QUO, PULL
!, AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED siii
fs Lirested f6iiotrs. .5fsi. .s5.4
First Bonds and Mortgages on Proper
~ In the City Of Philadelphia. Sl35 900
Stocks worth par, 222fOO
Casn on hnnd 5i,lP0 dsfi ,,
Amount secured by Stock Notss,....... 1aOiAtO ~
Amount OF Stock on CALL 1sIIOtf -9esf
THIS COMPANY sEFREeTs INSURANCE ON -,
Inildhgsi Merchandise Furniture Lumber &c. on yes
ses Cargo and Freight, all Ports Railroad Lakes
and Rivers At the lowest Rates, and upon liberal
Terms: guaranteeing Prompt Payment the OF
Losses. 'i7s55sf
Perpetual Insurance at usual rates. " q sIi sls
7tSssltti 343sisilf fia yis9E. d. SwEARINGEN, 1l.
Agent for the State OF Virginia =
ONCE upien Hall buildings, West side OF Main ST. End
uoot soutl ol ". w banE. aug9
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TRAINsPO RI ALTON. I i
Virginia Centra al Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEX xA.NDRIA5
3da ss5ff r. AsIEIS ID
q 53 esll RAsfLROAD. z :,
- s5E sS5E75:ss;; sIIs'5j2l 80

=
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
TRAVELLERS. ~ =
Twice DAnx. 6sunday might excepsedl setxeer Rich
andiia. .esT 1lf2 'si-if sii.t = 4 q!TAf aeS
Hours OF departure al Rich s
rnouu.. 6:i5 A.
essssh'ng isaSe W WsshinEtetl,s 9 4 NJ and PaM.
Arrive at Richmond Z. i.S0 p NJ audi -5s ,tsI9
Baggage checks uckets given tlarc,yi hs,,.e, .h
inend and Washington. 20 - et
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING No STRAP RAN.
and being in excellent order CARRYING; TEF ~
EsoiSiHEkN AND SOuTifsS MAIL give the best GUAR
sn.ee or always shov by arri-
na ay at Ricfnond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line. saasS q ~ - - - ~ v.
FARE BETWEEN RIcHroSp WAsHIssIos ~ ss sn
omnibus VIII be found always to take ffl,f6
and their baggage OF wearing appareI
tS TWO pePots Tree of charge, with for them 10
take their meals, whether going North or South -
through Tickets can be obtained between DanyIe and
at the Termnus Of the Road now nearly COM
petsa 70 Danyle An Agent the Company viii reeeIye
the Cheeks of passengers from Danyiir Road
timore Depot. l1slS \ = = - M V Hs4s nA4'
route. S Sf'O4t'u VIZ
mond and Alexandria. :. - - tsi''- ssi
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s Sold out.

VIE subscriber having sold to Messrs Shepard
Morga9 the Of his establish
ent would enbraee this opportunity his sincere
for the very liberal extended him. for
the last three ant to
his numerous friends and customers his successors know
ing them m 70 be sperienssd usrkasa and in every way
doubt they Viii satisf.stion TO ali who NAV
favor them with their custom. 5,.le lls - "a
aus a-sia KS '' 7ss JoIs ksoTE
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oFaIcIAhRING'sPIANoFoRTEs

-, OPENED THIS DAY and now t.ssv ,,,-
ealea fresh supply OF Chielseriiir Sens eel
" q sStssd Piano Forte, Of bcaual RlarE wal
tome of touch cannot be ;ht
country or Europe, and at ths toest
rers prices, including Carriage - esef 1iAesA-
Also Prince Co.'s Melodeons rS- .tsi ~,
si, eInne Rosewood finish. oWest RulTae
tSI general stock of Martins celebrated (5uIInrs
a French and German yiolins yiolncellos Pidtes
banlos ramborines Tuning Forks INC best Itslan
raj assortment OF Variety Goods f e : AStf AStt-fe
Wholesale and the old Nnsie AND, ,ts. r,s
No 20 Union street. il5,f 80 - 'S S H'Ste
my2 f44 JAS IpIIopi
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~ .aa. 4RemoYaL

SADDLE BLANK Els
AtE atos Of frst rate Saddle Bankeis for a,
Aelsap AZ the old stend, 1sS, siaIn street
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Notice.

AvTNG sold the Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manu-
- iactnring part Of my shal devote myself
the excinsisely to the Saddiery
Coach business eyng by te change much more
room aud greater facilities, and being the only ons Ia tis
CITY, in this business, eptri-
enee IN and extensive the saddng business
hope 10 be able 10 render entire 70 WHO viii
favor with their Very the liberal
custom heretofore bestowed upon me. soeit
OF the salne 81 u 80 s4ffsstis JOHN KNoTE
aug z5on Old Stand. lk3 Main Street
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Powder! PoWder!,; ia 1s.,i5i !
MI REILLY has constantly In magszine, good supply
1s Dnpents superior, Rihe, Sporting (In cannstefsj
,se sngis package se
a,lead sqn.rsst0fs and other. quantities.
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Snndries.

I1O SACKS of Rio cofee: . 80 A. a.
llO 2 Heroes Rice; = ~ g teSs-A
= 5ig 9 bbls- Paiserired Sugar 4 q 5dIHffIaq
fs1as "a @ . Crushed
y Soft Crushed Sugar. - ~
ss - hhds. n. o. Sugar.. -aa siis = 5'Ea
lsstfRi1 10 boxes Checolafe; ass
<0G lbs. Race Ginger.
10 boxes White Pipess y l'r-5.s -, -
ee bbEs. Nc. 8 fnefiuia afsekersi; = ssss .sail
20 X bblk. ,si .as5s
III - 25 boxes No. J Herring;
10 !bhis. Prime Eastern Herring;
just received and for sale ~ ais = ~ La
sst4et4 ALEX. TURSER. IS t4ifiie & g
--lszs -.-. .salaAlI Msodeon Brld.urs. Main 81.
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{ w NHEEIING Y a. sFRIDAY MORNING,


Two Passenger TrnIns Dniiy ench why.
and atser Monday May esth, run as follows
i93i'l7i s3s54ssS s WESTWARD. sssfsss7 ~ sas
Leave, Express; Accommodation
New Lexington. 9:25 bs4;i0
Lancaster. 1880 .. s5:2O
oireieviile ......--11so T. d. 6;20 ..
ssS6 Els Els s:sS so
Morrow .--.t. 3:i6 =" 9:i0 81.
Loveiaud.
Arrive Cincinnati =: s,,,,, 294 50e 1'9eA.a.
Leave Express. ACCOMMODATION
Cincinnati. 600 A. M. $3.50 p. n.
nessiana ~
Wilmington !. J. s:14 80 st $3.50 % IN
Washington. ----.....-.. s:l4 9. 81 1880
SlTeleyille ~ s;sO " " $50
New Lexington. u i;2b g 1D:S0 :.
Arrive zanesyilles .i2ap X. u. l2:0o
The 415 n. Train GAINESVILLE the
$50 Train c. O. r. r. from Wheeling and arrives in Gin
cinnati at 504 - IS! isis'sll laiS3 TX. II
11:i5 A. n. Train c. o. II. X. from Wheeling. -.
This Road is located through the beRuti
Ohio passing through New Lexington Circle
Vile, Washington Wilmington, &C. all fine honrshing towns
and II beautiful line. There Is large portion
road that Is air.line, making 1t desirable
No attention will be spared the part OF the officers
the Road TO make ts pleasant route for the travelling
public TO patronise. ~ - v.;fs -
at Morrow with trains Dayton, Xena, Springheld &C.,
and at Loyeand with trains for Hsboropgh and Chilli
cotiie. TN,
Lines Stages and Packets connections for all i'm
5liS7g IL 80 ~ n - &. W. HARRIS, sup,t +
e-'Tie Omnibus Line calls ali the Hotels, and upon
notice left with H. 0rndor two doors east Of the Stacey
Honse will call for passengersin In any part OF the
III
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Saddle. Harness and Trunk Mannfactory.
EREMIAH b. SHEPPARD and CHAS. MORGAN have
- tis day entered into partnership the Saddle Harness
pard MORGAN. z ~ 4 - I, 80 ~
Having purchased from Mr. Knotc manufacturing
part OF his extensive establishment his large
workshops, have facilities ethring which viii
lowest rates. and of the latest and most improved style.
We have now hand full assortnent All articles in
Collars Whips, Carpet Bags, sacels Saddle Bags &C. Gc
all OF which Will be spi wholesale and reta very
lowest rates. ff 4 Id II VI saas4 fIlI -
Particular attention s ordered work; repair-
Ing promptly ATTENDED, and trust by attention
and prices OF the patron
which has been literally upon the former
proprietor. q tss7 ssr SHEPPARD & MORGAN
epgs-Sni No l3l Nairi ST., eoFner of Unior
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04
A ser,ous Mail Difficulty.

We understand that the Terre Haute and
Richmond Railroad has emphatically refused
to carry the Eastern mails, unless paid at the
annual rate of $3.50 per mile. The mails were
pitched off the cars last Wednesday, and we
consequently received that evening no mail
from beyond Terre Haute. Until this diff
entity is arranged, or some arrangement is made
with the Express Company or otherwise, we
shall be somewhat troubled as community.
But st. Louis, and in fact the whole country
West Of us, must likewise suffer. We are not
prepared to say the TerTe Haute Road is max
ing an exorbitant demand, but we are of de-
ded opinion she is urging her claims in a very
vexatious manner, and with not the proper
consideration for the comfort and interests Of
the public. But that road generally exercises
a policy peculiarly and disagreeably her
own. t.--r.., I-f rvr
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

Ex-senator Jones of Tennessee, alluding
in a late speech to'the return q Mr.. Hale to
the Senate, remarked that "the Devil had q
way'of taking care Of his own" to which Mr..
Halefeptied;
Sir, you know who brought me back here.
It was the President of the United States, and
nobody else who has done it. If it had not
been for the course which the President of the
United States took upon this very subject
if it had not been for the manner in which he
outraged public sentiment in his native State,
so that he has not got a single friend from that
State in either House to say God bless him. y
l should not have begn here. That is the dew
il who took care of me-the President of the
United States. Laughter.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

+ or Gayitt and his tribe are particularly
hostile to the "Know Nothings," and are en-
deavoring to injure Walker with his party by
charging that he is affiliating with that body.
We think Gavitt should keep hisbrawTling
mouth shut on this subject, as it is well known
his name was proposed before a Know Moth
ing Council in this city, and Indignantly voted
down. Indeed, we understand before the pro-
posal was entirely read, the indignant remon-
strances were so loud and angry at the insult O
offering him for companionship with respecta-
able politicians, that it was with difficulty the
petition could be read. But it was read, and
Gavtt received two Uotes. 1t is charged that he
has made three applications to join the Know
Notlfngs. We can hardly believe this though
for we do not think any mortal man could
have had the impudence to offer second pc
tition for membership after such rebuke a'
the first received. GaFitt says on the streets
that his name was proposed without hl'
knowledge. Let him or his editorial too
publicly assert this falsehood, and we shall Pro0
it on hira. He rs a nice specimen of a man Il
talk Of Walker affiliating' with Know Kncth
inys, ain'th he. @.r rr. -.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04
and apart from ono now kept by said stock

and apart from ono now kept by said stock
holders.
A motion was carried to appoint two arbi-
traitors and submit the question in dispute be-
tween the city and the wharf trustees to said
arbitrators, together with all the transactions
of the board appertaining to said question, and
in tho event that said two arbitrators could
not agree, then a third to be selected by SAID
afbitrators, and the three to decide. I.,F I
A. L. Robinson, Esq, was selected on the
part of the trustees, and John J. Chandler, Esq.
on the part OF the city. (1h
Mr.. Sherwood, at whose suggestion the
Fabove measure was passed, objected to Mr..
fI'Chandler, and stated that if that appointment
was made on the part of the city he would de-
cline going into the arrangement. Mr.. Chand-
ler's appointment was nevertheless confirmed.
Allowed Joseph Sumoch $1o,1o in lieu of
an order for that amount, issued to said Sumoch
in June last which was destroyed by mistake
Willie in his possession. e., IT,
The interest account of the bank debt, show
ing amount paid since the loah together with
dates of said payment, was read, received and
filed. al .4 -.....-.. .sar4t3 aA
An account current of city for year ending
March 31st 1856, was read, showing total
receipts to be Sal, 1923, and total amount Of
expenditures to be S4o,s99,59 Excess of re-
ceipts over expenditures S2o1, 10; received and
! filed.
City Collector reported the amount of money
received by him. and amount paid out, together
With amount remaining unpaid, both on th'
duplicate and on the precepts now in his hands
which report was received and placed on file
Council adjourned to meet Monday evening
April 9th, for the purpose Of settling witt
some of the officers and approving minutes
when it will adjourn sine die.
/ WE'LL Ii. WALKER,
Il City Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

THE CATTLE BUsINEss-From some sta
tistics that have been compiled for the purpose
of showing the value to railways ofthe freight
on cattle brought to New York, we learn that
during the last year the State of Ohio sent
to the New York market about 10000 head
Illinois over $4,000, Kentucky 40500 Indi-
ana 5000 The New York and Erie r. R
brought forward 56,789 hogs, and the Hud-
son River as, ,503 cattle. The freight received
by New York railroads for the transportation
of live stock amounted to 100000. i5a1
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

RS II this -worshippng age, it is find
place his usefulness the public his interest
During late visit the city Of spndles' were pre-
professional friend the celebrated
DR.. j. c. AVER. who24 is perhaps familiar
any the bed<de of sickness in ths country
wing preosdented popularity of his medicines
AMI the sale them had pected to find him
million and rolling in wealth. But found him
in his busy with his laborers among his
bles alcmcs aud retortsEiYng his best personal
virtues of which 9s
health. We learned. that Notwithstanding his vast bus
and its returns in cash. the Doctcr rich
The is that the material costly
persists in making his preparations expenvsy that the
| n EFT is small.-fAmerican Farmer, Phil.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

~ California is a great country, and what
ever sho does is always on liberal scale. Of
late her Legislature has been fixing the sala-
ries Of its officers, and here are the rates of
compensation for daily services-Clerks, SIS;
Sergent at Arms, Is; Copying and General
Clerks, $40; Enrolling and Engrossing Clerks,
s12; Doorkeeper, SO; Portcrs, S8; and Pages,
IS. .-.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

0~TIt is stated that there are now twenty
three circus companies in the United States,
and the average expense Of each daily, in the
summer season, is $35O-in all about $1,000.
The cost of fixtures. horses, &C., is about
$4,000, and employment is given to 1900
men, and an equal number of horses.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

A GUN FROM PENNsYLvANIA.-The election
for town officers came off in the beroegh of
Norriston on Friday week, and the contest
was very spirited. The result showed increas-
ed American majorities, notwithstanding the
fact that the Democrats, "Old Line Whigs,"
and Republicans" coalesced against the Amer
ican ticket. The latter was elected through
out. L.--.-.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

0FThe Randolph Journal says that Mr..
Miles Hogston, while chopping some timber,
six miles south of Winchester, was killed in
stantly, by heavy log falling upon him. He
had just chopped it in two, and stepped off,
the log. falling upon his head, and crushing ii
instantly.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

GrA correspondent of the Vincennes Ga
zette gives sketch Of Judge Lockhart's late
speech, and says at the close, if the Judge re-
ally had any aspirations for Congress he has
hopelessly slain himself by this speech We
should think from the report given of this
speech, 1t was just the kind of one to please
the refined tastes of the "unwashed Democra-
cy." Such speech would most certainly
have .'killed the aspirations Of a candidate fol
Congress in any other party.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

CFThe Attica Ledger says that the resi-
dence of DR.. Wright of that place was enter
cd by burglars on Monday night week, and
robbed of about $500 worth of property and
money. The thiefis supposed to have secret
ed himself in the house and overheard the
conversation of the DR.. and his wife about the
money and when they weht'ont robbed them.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

63- The Peoria News states that game
of checkers was lately played between Bureau
Junction and Pekin, a distance Of sixty miles,
by telegraph, the latter place not even having
the good fortune to reach the kings row. 1t
occupied about an hour.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

The Mayor was instructed to employ H. c.
Gwathmey to bring up the interest account of
the wharf January 1st, 1856, Fl om the books
of the stockholders, and also to procure book
for said acconnt,to be kept by the city separate
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

(Which is the Eyer asked of tsantiul young
lady she turned her mirror with emile of admra
the magical change her previously deformed
unsfhy features life like symmetry luced by the
adaptation moment rerously) OF Artificial Eyeso
in on-such brancy
of motion in with tho natural Eye that her
in voluntarily exelaime ed (which is the EYe.'
Instead OF utng oui the old formerly practced
Dr. aldo adapts the the remains leF)
of tho old and the nm
there is pain in having Eye fitted
charges whatever. unless suited in style and price,
EH-Ee, WALDoS EYE ISFiRHARY. Fourth street. corner
Sycamore opposite POst Once Cincinnati O. aP2 ld&w
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

0EFSixteen weekly and nine daily papers,
with several monthly publications, are regular
ly issued in Pittsburgh. In addition to these
one daily and one weekly are published in Al
legheny county, outside of the ci " limits.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

rThc Vincennes Courant and Patriot has
commenced the issue of Daily. The Daily
Courant is small but very neat paper. We
hope the publishers will receive hearty sup
port. Their enterpriae certainly deserves en-
Aopragement.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

THE Agricultural and horticultural Society $ hold
their regular monthly meeting. at the Crent City Hall
on Saturday the 5th inst. at O'Clock p M. A full
requested business importance
before the meeting. By order of the President.
ap2 P. HoRNBRo0K. Sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

1- As 3 spring summer medicine would recommend
Dr. J. HosTETTEK's celebrated Stomach Biters above all
others It's strengthening and upon
itnted truly sstonihing Its tonic action the
tendency drive
cleansing the system from all impurities what has gained
for these Biters such envabe reputation
they pleasant to the
general family medicine wherever known For sale
HALLOCk & SToDDARD.
WOOLSEY & SAWYER, Agents.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

G~FIn Barnum's examination the other day
he wishes it to be understood "that the stan
dard of morality for, showmen is a peg or two
higher than that found in the atmosphere OF
Wall St." Shouldn't wonder.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AGRlCULTURAL NOTICE,

H Notices in this place. cents n insertion;
20 line three times 30 line week. dis
count on longer time.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

0FThe Eastern mail 4 lailed to reach here
evening before last and stllitors here suffered
yesterday for exchanged
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04
SPRING AND SUmMEs GOODS.

THE under gnod takes inform the citizens Of this
city and vicinity that he is in receipt Of full and general
assortment STRING SUMNER DRV GOODS and respect
fully requests tho favor of call, A. ANSPACHER.
mhI5 Main street. NEXT door t. Branch Rank.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS.
~ would that he has finished his
/ larxe and substantial Wharf boat
g VI A NJ IESDES4 CAVE.ss
He has placed her sake of convenience in all stages
the ver Vine He viii all times
be pleased give prompt and careful attention to
receiving shipping we'll all other business
that may be entrusted to him :,
The patronage therefoTe of the Nero ants Shippers and
others of this city and of the interior is solicited.
ap3-tf 'I,-1t JOHN s. MITCHELL.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

OH-A large number of Kansas emigrants
passed this city last Wednestas5.on their way
to Kansas via st. Louis, by steamer Paul
Jones. ~
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

RATES.
0ne square ten lines less time. sOc three times s
week. ~ 50 two weeks So 50 month. $4 three
months 81 81 six months SIC year. Sl5 Discount
larger Advertisements Cards of six lines under. So
No charge for marriage death religious notices
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

~ The election IN Rhode Island was held
on Wednesday last-that of Connecticut will
be on next Monday.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04

INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. 2,
Meets O'Clock P M their Hall Water
the Office the first aRd third Saturdays of
month ott25d6w
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04
CANDIDATES.
FOR CITk-CL.ERK.

NR. SASDERs:-Please announce my Democratic
S Fe-eection the office City Clerk. at
en- suing etecsi0I. p h- t-lt4 - =.
mh2i WELL II. WALKER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04
SPING GOalIlSI!

NXT receiving the largest and desrabl
w of DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES. HAT
CAPS notions offered in this market. which
respectfully in vts the trace.
APT j. S. ia QU ESS & CO.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Mr.. SASDERs:-You will plesse announce JAMES. I
WALKER candidate recollection to the office of
tiee of the Peace at the ensuing election. mh26f
EJ-WE authorized to announce JOSEPHP T. ELLI0
candidate for Justice of the Peace for Pigeon TOWNSHIP
the ensuing pril election ~fsH 5tl3 tF ! mh2St
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04
FOR ASSESSOR.

MCkNITT candidate for Constable OF Pigeon Townshtp
atlthe ensuing April election. mh29t
EI- We authorized to announce the of A. h.
W CARPENTER a candidate for Constable of Pigeon
Township at thy ensuing election. apis
AfJ We requested to announce the name of JOHN
CLIFFORD candidate for Constable at the ensuing eec-
tion. aP3~
ESrWe 1ues TO announce the of EDWA RD
S. MARTIN candidate for Constable the ensuing eee-
tion. apps
R- We requested to announce the name JAS. FIfZ-
WILLIAMS candidate for Constable at the ensuing cleo
tion. apps :,
-. III = - -, oropcE
l. ROBINS IN candidate for Constable at the ensuing
election. ta apis
E95We Sre requested announce the name of PHILIP
KOG candidate City Marshal CT Lamasco at the May
election mh2S#
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-04
FOR COLLECTOR
FOR CITY BEcoRDER

Mr.. sANDERsi--Peasa annenace the name of DANIEL
WOODS eandidSss for City Collector the enseing
April election, ~ y 1ataaa u -lizt mhl9%