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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-19
CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
ACKLEY 4 0LMSTEAD, Proprietors.

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends aud the p1olc, that they have this day
opened the sorry horrI, for the reception OF stran,
and nc wly The location is central and con-
yenent nd no effort the part Of The Proprietors
shi wanting 10 contribute to the comfort oiiheir
pakons. . .,,,,.,,x- -
tlets AWAY In attendance. Also large yard con-
ue.ted for the accommodation OF Farmers, &c.
Asare fpubiie patronage isrespectfuiiy solicited.
ACkLEY Il ULMSGEAD.s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-19

FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS.
OSnAPouNDS Fresh roll Butter; also, Is kegs ehoic
<CUVpacked and 500 dozen Eggs, just received aiC
.or sale at the IIAwkEYE STORE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-19

r owREY THOMAS q co. are now receiving, at
| ,tha,r Ward near the rail road depot, l00 TONS
an COAL DAILY, For Fuel and Steam ithas NO 81
perior In this Market.
,1Srs al Coal--which we would not submit to-we
wsre unnLIe, for short time, V supply our snstea
in:,an lin which he community has no small inter-
III we are now prepared 70 deliver in this eiy Or
DavenpoI,, in quantity V spt IuycnssenAs r. our
Il TRock Island Jan 3l.dU - ~ sfssss....-.s.. -.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-19

$50 WHEELRAGR0W8
vSoR sale by NOURsE, vIELE & co.,
IL June i3 d,f Corner Rock Island and Front SITS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-19

on0 KEGS ASSORTED NAILS for sale by
0VO .eIf ALyoRD & VAN PATTEN,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-19

NOTICE.
THIS is 10 certify that the copartnershtp heretofore
Il existing between the undersigned under the
name and style Of Shoap x Barkalow Is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent.
All the demands outstanding in favor OF saia frm
will be collected by said Shoup.
B. f. SHoUP.
Az BARKALOW,
U-P The Forwarding and Commission business
will hereafter be continued by b. Shoup& Co,
at the same stand,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-19

IA MES T.. HOGA NE
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR.
PLANS AND DRAWINGS, of all kinds neatly exc
cuted.
Orders lefl al the Office Of A. Miller the old
Post Once, will be promptly attended to.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-19
WILSON q PARKER .

WlLSON q PAHhEh,
ENGRAvERS and BRAND CUTTERS,
Seals and Seal Presses OF every description
CARDS AND ENVELOPES
PRINTED IN A UPBRIoR sTYLE Il
IA OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
ROGERS THE POET

while In Charleston, we purchased copy
of Rogers Table Talk" We have been
reading il since we reached home. Rogers
was great man-cmpistically great man
in position in the world apd 10 lc,ier-
We always HdmRed his poetry; sontrurily
to most, we have ever though, his P,aas-
urcs OF Memory" the best Of his psces !;
his Italy is good, his Columbus better
Rogers occupied high position 10 the lite.
rary and social society of La.s,on. He en-
joyed the society aHa friendship &C Fox
Sheridan, Gibbon, and host of other lumi.
naries,
Fox though one Of Tie greatcst men thcn
IN Englapd-one Of The greatest orators, We
may almost say since Demosthenes--in fact,
ne was more logical and forcibIe than Sheri-
dan, WAS IN early life great gambler. In
one af the British Reviews, we think we
noticed statement "a which was said that
he lost nt the prs. tice perhaps Two or three
millions.
Fox, Sheridan, Fitzpatrick (npd We be.
Wiye, Gibbon, and all tho first statesmen of
England in that agc) were addicted TO the
same abominabIe practice. Rogers says;
Lord TanketvDle assured inc tha, he bas
played cagds with Fiizpntrek at Broose,'s
from ten o'clock at night till near six o'clock
next afternoon, n waiter standing by Ia tell
them "whosc deal it was, they being too
sleepy TO know.
After losing karge sums at hazard, Fox
would go home,--not to destroy himself as
his friends sometimes feared, but--to ait
down quietly, and read Greek.
tie once won about eight thousand po apds:
and one of his bond, ,erediiass wha soon
heard Of his good iuek, presented himself,
aud asked for payment " Impossible, sir"
replied Fox; Il must first Discharge my
debts of honor" The bond-crediior re-
mopstrnted. Well, SIR. give ms your bond"
IL was delivered to Fox, who tore il In pieces
and THREW them into the FIRE, Now, sir
said Fox, "my debt TO you Is debt of hon
orr" and Immediately paid him.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
A LIBEL.

We noticed the reception Of new work,
some two or three weeks since, STYLED
" Courtship and Marriage; or the Joys and
Sorrows Of American Life" stating that il
was from the pen of the late Mrs CAROLINE
LEE HESTz. 1t will be seen by the follow
ing extract, which we take from the Ma,i.
anna Fla.) Patriot, th.t We were hoaxcd-
that the work was moi written BY Mrs
HESTz, but that, in ordert 10 make it sell,
the author has placed her name To it. w.
take great pleasure in correcting The false
statement:
We see statement going the rounds Of
the press, that the work entitled " Court ship
and Marriage, or the Joys and Sorrows ot
American Life" published 10y L. b. PETER
son, OF Philadelphia, was written by the late.
Mrs. CA.oLISE LEE uENTz, Of this place,
We are authorized by the children OF the
deceased TO contradict it. II il shameful
that suth stigma should have been put up.
ON the reputation of a. gifted mn authorrss
~ Mrs. liEsrz especially just after her de-.
mise il was evidently doue 10 give the
book sale. We hope our brethren of the
press will notice the fact, il only out of res
pcct to the monorr of the dcsceas"d.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
THE CALDER HOUSE.

J. w. GAMBLE, Esq. the proprietor Of the
Calder House" Charleston, (ormcrly Of
of the Planters iiot:l.") has very politely
given us an invit 'tion to stop at his Hotel,
when we visit the city, and we " i'll he clare.
cd nothing. We shall avail ourscif Of his
kindess, and for two especial rcasons--in
the first place, it will suit us much better
than to pay and in the second, because we
will be well provided for. We knew Mr
GAMBLE rs formerly connected with the
" American Hotel" and We are convinced
from his experience, that he knows how Ia
conduct n first class Hotcl-how To proyid.
for, and make his guests comfortable.
There, Mr.. G., will this insure us - room
with iire place u
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
Congressional.
WAsuISGToN, April %.

SExArE.-Mr. IIamIin introduced II ill
TO incorporate The Atlantic aud Parid;.
National Uuion Rail Road Company. Ilu
said this bill had been s,Rt him by mn
individual whom he did not know, with
request that it should he offered nv ~
substitute for all other Pacific Rail Road
li,l>, but ne he did not think proper To do
ihnt, le introduced il as n seperate bili,
and moved its reference 10 the Pacific
Rail Road special COMMITTEES. lie read
some extracts from the lcuer accompany
ing the till, in which ITS author says il is
the most important hill that has ever
been presented in Congress since the
adoption Of the American constitution,
and whatever party shall m!oW il Will ts
sure to succeed IN the Presidential cam
pnien. The reading of thee extracts oc-
casipne,l much laughter.
Mr.. Weller thought there WINS no need
"f referring the It'll, IN al. committee has
alr.ady reported. th
Several Senators exclaimed "Olr, Yes,
let IL g'." a
Mr.. Weer--Wel.. IL he sends it there,
! will p!e'!gc myself that none Of the COM
miitcr viii ever rcad IL.
Mr.. Brown spoke cn the Kansas ques.
tior.
IlorsE-M Mr.. Nichols mnde an expln-
nation respecting his ,ole for Mr.. Banks
AS Speaker called firth hy the recent
speech oi his colleague, at Hamilton. Ohio.
lie denied TINT the printing and binding
question influenced his vote against his
colleague. and k,r Mr.. Banks.
Mr.. Campbell disnvowed having in.
tended TO cast the least impu,a,ion on Mr..
Nichols integrity, but. at the same time,
he believed that tie printing question do
layed the organization Of the House. a-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

The attention of our readers is called to
tho advertisement Of Mrssrs. H.ssELTIxE &
CuREroS. They have one Of the largest
and best selected stocks Of Goods ever
opened in this town. The Goods nre all
new, and were purchased by Mr. HAssEL-
TINE, this Spring, expressly fer this market.
Persons Wishing good Goods and cheap
bargains, should give them trial. We
know Messrs. uAssELTINE & CuRkroN to
be gentlemen, and take pleasure in rocom-
mending them to all persons wanting any
thing in the Dry Goods or Grocery line,
feeling confident that I'll who give thcm a
call, will be satisfied
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
DELAYS ADVERTISEMENT.

We are glad We did not NOTICE the adser-
iisemcnt, us headed ateve. before We are
glad, because having tSo days since rcceiv-
ed lot Of medicines from the nbovo estab'
lishment. We can speak ndvisedly. Candid
", even in Philadelphia or Charleston, We
have never seen medicines SO beautifully
put up. We have som" experience in Phar-
macy, and from our own knowledge, We can
say, Mr. Delays medicines arc good, We
hope our friend. needing medicines will give
him call they will find Mr.. ID. an agree
able and sociable gentlemen, and besides,
take our word for it, his medicines will kc
found to be of the best quality.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
RIOT AT PANAMA.
SEIZURE OF DISPATCHES.
New ORLEANS, April %. 1856.

The steamship Granada has arrived at
this port witll dates from Havana to the
2sJ, and from AsPiayall to the 2oil!
instant.
The news fam Cahforni, i. unimpor
tant. TIE intelligence from the mines is
encouraging.
A bloody riot took place at Panama on
the 10th inst. The passengers by the
Illinois from New York were delayed
there, and in the evening difficulty hay.
ing occurred between them and fruit
vender, a riot ensued, in which fourteen
Americans were killed and many were
wounded: Three NATIVES were killed and
twelve. wounded. The butehery was ut.
terly indiscriminate. Two miles of Rail.
road were. torn up.
Col, lotion forwarded protest 10 the
Governor, accusing him-of permitting the
pillage and murder, and holding the gov
srnment responsible. -
Mails and baggage had been DESTROYED
Mt Nicaragua, and in the English mails
seized by Capt. Baldwin, OF Gen. Walkers
force, dispatches were found from Lord
Glarendoc, offering aid to the Costa Ri
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
From tie Darlington Flag.
A Curious Pig.

Mr.. EDIroR A Young SOW, belong.
ing to Mr.. John y. Andrews, of this coun-
ty, brought forth several pigs yesterday
one Of whicl! is . curiosity so unnatural,
that | cannot refrain from giving you an
account Of it.
have called it pig, bnt I believe i
would be more proper to say pigs. 1t
had two spines, eight legs, with four
hoofs on EACH two tails, and the hinder
parts, in. every thing well developed. At
the upper part Of the abdomen, the two
pigs las ] shall term thcm) became joined
together. This conjunction b'came so
close at the neck that one head was lost
in the other. Il, however haif eight
tusEs, and two tongues, the same as two
pigs. The neck bones were separate. 1t
had four sets of ribs, two hearts. two livers,
two stonachs, &c, but the hearts and
liyers were grown together.
This pig, or pigs, ! hardly know how to
call it, Was as large as usual, but did not
live more than an hour or two. Will
some Naturalist tell us what was the
cause Of this.
r. b. G.
Dale County, Ala, April 10.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07


ISsULrIso.-Tbe New York Tribune
le,s no oprorlpAny escape II yIlifyiug and
insulting tho people oi the South. Tho
last and most wantos assault il makes is
on its immediate subscribess. IIere il. 10:
We wish our Southern bre,h,eA 20
understand distinctly that We shall con-
tinue 10 send them the Tribune so long as
they shall seyeraiIy appear by our books
To have paid for il IN advance, regardless
at the monstrons heresies ard decisions
under which too many Of them labor.-s--
Whenever the pay shall have rup out, the
paper viii We stepped ba. We beg. lesvs
to assure them that this rigorons act Is
sot iwpelled by our hostility TO their misS
taken views, hut purely by our deliberate
preference OF solid cash TO any mans du-
bious promises" o6.ss
We have no objection to the Tribune
adopting aud enforcing the cash principle
with i,s sslsctiLcp, Tut tho maaper Of
announcing the fact to its Southern pat
fons is 20 wspsosly insaltipg ,ha, no man
Possessing say degre, Of self respect, living
on ihis side of Mason IL DixonS line,
should !ongss .sofer bis name to remain
upon the looks Of that Office Caroline
Tm<s
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
The treaty of Reaea,

fhe Opinone, OF Turin, gives, upon what
it declares 10 he good shorty, the CO..
diiions conta ned in the treaty OF pspce.-
They are affirmed to. be as folowsi
/. Naturalization Of the Black Sea-
Russia not to kiep more than ten ships of
war armed Tor the defence OF the costs.
III. Nicolaieff reduced TO merchant port
with engagement that 70 ships OF war
shall be contrusted beyond the nuwber
agree 10 as above.
Ill. Russia to allow ConsuIs from all
tue powers in the ports Of the Black Sea
and the Baltic.
lV. Bomarsrnd not to be reconstruct.
ed.
" Russia cedes a part Of the territory
of Bessarabia, comprising tue fortress OF
Ismail.
vi. Russis renounces the exclusive pro.
tectprate of the Danutian Principalities.
VII She equally renounces the protec.
torate Of the Greeks Of the Ottoman EN-.
pi;e.
VIII. The fee navigation ofthe Danube
is gusantied TO all States, without excep.
tion. - =.
The 9th article refers TO the commission
TO be sent into the PrincipaIities to study
the questions, u the frontiers and Of the
mode of government.
Tie Opinone denies that airy stipulation
mas been made in favor Of Sardinia. and
that the Italian question will be discussed
at large by the Plenipotentiaries in their
supplementary sitting. Russia will, it is
said, send an Ambassador TO Paris after
she ratification Of the treaty,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
LATER FROM NICARAGUA.
SCHLESSlNGER A TRAITOR.


49,. New IoRk, April so, 1856.
The Steamship Orizaba has arrived at
this port with dates from San Juan to the
2ist inst.
The news confirms the reports brought
by the Isabel at Charleston.
Col. Schlcssinger has sold himself and
gone over to the. Costa Rcans, who still
hold possession of Riras.
The other States of Central America
will not join Costa Rica in the proposed
alliance.
Gen. Walker is about to attack Virgin
Bay, which is now held 10y the Costa Ri
cans.
The Orizaba brings a new Minister from
Nicaragua, in the pl,ce of Parker Ii.
French, and dispatches for the Govern
ment at Washington.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
OUR TRIP.

We had promised letter from Charles
ton. but in this age of Rail Roads-day
trains and night trains, we anticipated our
next publication. and were In The District
when it was published. We have been n.
able till now, to say more Of our journey
Cotton and corn, in williamsburg and
Snm,er Districts, were ennina up finely -
The road sides, on our rrturn Ia Muys,iLe,
presented the most beautiful appr. rare. i'm.
Imaginable. We travelled through garden
of jessamines, the oder Of which refreshed
and inv.goratcd one Of our senses, il the fl
tgue Of travel had tired the others. Al.
though we len after breat fast, the road wa.
50 fine. that we were enabled to reach Mays.
VILE, q distance Of thirty miles from Kin -
tree, in time for the night train, which leaves
ut o'clock, u. NJ. The fare 10 King,ille,
where The Wilmington and Manchester Rail
Road terminates, il o. 20--irom King,illc
to Charleston, 81.
We found the Wilmington and Manchcs.
ter Rail Road far superior 20 many North
ern Roads we have travelled over, but the
South Carolina Rail Road is superior To
that The ear on the latter Road, We oc-
cupied, was far supcrint 10 t,,at pf any 9TH
er we have ever seen 90 any Rail Road -
s"9 was '""'' ""gh'neeh' Affair."
"''.u' '''' '' ''' own e'''e' I'D 90
" " '''"e' We '"'"A' ~ h'N
e - .',.- : W. :" n"s. s."'e' !" " mus
'' ~ ""'' '"'"S
-. -, 49," "'" :. P'o'
60 ''s se"''''" 's'
go r,.s,a.s,. rP"s p'n'e'
b,,v..n m. h., .na d;..ss III "a' '
not a considerabl. amount i, daily ,,L., !,
There w.,. No, ,.ov n...,. .,;u :.
small oun,b,r w
p-..,.u, :,
,p.u Wv w r"'","e '3'' :"
'n,,o, ..',s' - N'NANo
f,,m.riv .rca,,,I.a
hn, r.. oo,,;. $50 "o'o, .,
4. - s, =, - ~
aon,s M, - -. ~,
sitting 70 hi. table
k;ndlv ;nh.h;,,n,. en-. csa..t 80 I "" ,' ~
k.n, uo,.,. -, ~, ~ ~
d,ys ~, conJ form no ;d.. ", W. 80 80
mout, nave been made s;n.. o". - '.r',,
,i,i,: be.;d.. our hn.;n... -. -, '.' :.
a.. "a 'V"'"eu "
very tir, memory. and the re.ollec,;oo q,
these could never be .ffa.ed from an, nom
DRY. We met with manv f,;.,d.-,s,,.,,d.
of early days. md ,b.i, ,oeo,n;,;on ,r.. -.
nifed by their warm .orn.s, o.s,,;,o
Tho North E,.,.,, p.u
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
LANCASTERvILLE, sc.
"WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAY !. 1856.
Receipts will appear next wcck.

s5as- To my contemporaries Of the press,
who, rs requested, copied the obituary of
one most dear to me, return my most earn
est thanks.
Gentlemcn-you who have Offered coun-
sci OF coincidence, can only say; shall
over cherish your kindnoss with most CRATE
ful remembrance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
Communications,
tF'or the Ledger:
To the Friends Of Temperance in Lam
EASTER

To the Friends Of Temperance in Lam
caster.
As q goodly number of you have express
cd n strong desire that Gen. Cary, the dis
tinguished Advocate Of Temperance, should
visit our District and Village, accompanied
with assuraisves Of "matcrial aid," il needed,
deem it proper and respectful, in this way,
to state, that the Committee on Appointments
found it impossible 10 take Lancaster in the
places to be served The circumstance Of
Gen. Car, will not allow him 10 be absent
from home longer than ono month, and In
order that he might, in that time, pass over
~ much Of the State ns possible, it was ne
ccssnry to keep him close t. the line of Rail
Roads The very best We could do for Lnn-
caster, was to make an nPpoin,wcnt near
enough to the Village for persons to hear
him and reach home same night. Gen. G.
will speak at Bascom,ille, in Chester Dis
trict, about midday on Wednesday, 7th Ia,
May. II the friends of the cause in Lancas-
ter feel dispoccd to make the effort to gO
over and hear this gifted speaker, and irre-
sistible advocate, ! can only add my thor
ongh conviction, that they will be richly re-
paid for their trouble, and wish il were "to
d. over again"
w. THURLOW CASTON,
G. W. T.. S. Of r., e. Chm Com.
April 2sth, 1856.
The above communication was intended
fori st wock's paper. out did not reach us un.,
I'll our paper wus printed. All IS Of interest,
however, toa great many of our readers, We
puLlish il this w.ck.--Ep
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07

THE RAIH-THE BLESSED RAIN.

For. several weeks pnst, our farmers--and
we village gardeners Of supernumernry. con-
been scattering to no small
extent for rain. To-day, Tuesdny-,hank
the day--we nre blessed by most eopius
showers. How They will l,ell OH the forth
coming crops, Qor from appcaranccs they;
appear to be gcneraD human reason can
form nc. conception,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07

Snow.-We were visited jop Saturday,
between IL and | O'Clock, BY quite a
snow storm. i fell FROM cloud passing
over from the North. Tbs snow fell so
fast that the ground was partially covered
in few minutes. The snow drops were
peculiar for their resemblance to hail
The cloud soon passed over and the sun
sbone out bright and beautiful as ever
NapJerry Mirror.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07
N. N. CHANEY.

This unfortunate individual was taken by
our Sheriff to Columbia, on Saturday last,
for the purpose Of trying the strength Of the
grounds of his appeal for new trial The
result we will give in our next number.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-07

From twenty six medical colleges 10 The
United States, there graduated, last yesr
about thrteen hundred doctors. Tho
graduates in new York were rs fellows :
University OF New York, es College Of
physicisns and Surgeons 4oi New York
Medical College, as.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-12-17
Tt9g RAFTsMAN's JOURNAL.

W-EvERY READER will please notice the
advertisement descriptive Of Mr.. Sears Piefo-
rial Family Bible. and send for the Printed
Catalogue of all our Illustrated Works. ITO
the initiated in the great art of Selling Books,
we would say that We present scheme for
money making, far better than all the gold
mines of California and Australia. FAny per-
son wishing to embark in the enterprise, will
risk but little by sending to the Publisher S25,
for which he will receive sample copies of the
various works, Cat wholesale prices,) carefully
boxed, insured, and directed, affording very
liberal percentage to the agent for his trouble.
With these he will soon be able to ascertain
the most saleable ,and order accordingly. Ad-
dress (post paid) ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
Isl William Street, New York.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-12-17
rs,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1857


Il will be published about 25th December next.
In addition to the usual Calendar pages and As
Economical calculations, .sThe Tribune Almanac"
will contain:
Very full and complete Election Returns for
1856, carefully compared with the returns of for
mer years
The important Acts of Congress condensed
The Government of the United States.
List of members of the present Congress and of
the xt as far elected. classified politically.
A concise statement of the doings in Kansas du-
ring the past year.
An account of the remarkable contest for Speak
er of the House.
An article the state Of Europe.
An account of the movements of Gen. Walker
and his flibuster companions in Nicaragua.
A classified list of the Governors of the States.
times of holding elections, meeting of Legisla-
lures &c.
Single copies, 124 cents, 81 per dozen: 81 per
100. Postage the Almanac l cent each, pre-
paid, two cents each when not prepaid Orders
inclosing the cash respectfully solicited.
GREELEY McELRATH.
Nov 1856 Tribune Office, New York