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FAssMAN,s ROE rIEs
BALES.

THE undersigned have made extensive ar
Il engagements to supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
In addition tOthe FASSMAN DIAMOND TIE
and UTTON TIE, so extensively used hereto
fore they now offer bis ALLIGATOR Tie, with
teeth 50 arranged as to 4 SANITY clamp the
hoop whe the pressure il removed nom the
bale, and hold Il without slipping.
Great pains have been taken 70 secure the
best quality OF irOn.
These Ties are so simple IN their arrange
meut that they can be applied by any one, TO
bales OF any size, with the same facility and
expedition as rope. In strength, security and
facility OF application, they viii compare fa-
vOrably with any yet introduced.
The advantages OF Iron Ties are now gener-
ally recognized; but Il Is deemed not out OF
place to cal the attention OF those interested
10 the very emphatic recommendation OF IN
derwriters. steamboat Captains, and Owners
and Agents OF Sea rteamers and Sailing Yes
sells, recently published IN the newspapers in
New Orleans
CHAMBERS & BATTING,
segL nnE M 81 C~arnndalef Etrnaf. n. o.
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NO 10 DJFecIg
MEMPHIS, : : : TENN.
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Trustees sale.


ny VIRTUE Of a Deed OF Trust made 10 ms
% BY p. 7. Hughes ON the Sd day az Novarn-
Der, 186d. aud recorded in the ReFisters once.
N SHELBY county, and state OF Teunessee. IN
300 Nc 81, part 2, pages ~, 259 and "a 70 81
cure a sertsin Indebtedness therein named, I
vii. y
On Tuesday, November %, 1867,
betResn TIE hours OF 10 sBdH O'Clock an, IN
noutof the Law Court rooms. in the city OF
Memphis. sell Al pualtc outcTy, to the highest
idder for cash a leasehoid IN crest Ia the fol-
lowing describe lot Of ground. in the ely Of
Memphis and countysnd Seste aforesaid. Be-
Second street witt the north line OF Beal
street. thence running west with Beal street
sixty feet more or less TO the ByD6e lot, thence
north parallel with Second street forty I'VE feet
thence east paral ell with Beal street sixty feet
more OF less 10 second street, thence with Sec
ono street fOrty-dve feet mere or less 70 the be-
EiuniuE. Tns IS d leasehOtd interest Is he
under and described in a lease exscuted 70 the
said Hughes by :. A. and A. y. Efmonds. and
recorded in the said Registers ONCE. in book
No. IS part 2. pages %. 53 and 5I4, for thet I'm
OF eight years commencing on the lzth dsy OF
Nav, ISs5, the said lessee 20 pay the sum OF
three hundred dollars on he I'm day o May
ing the said term, and 70 pay all taxes and
ebarres 10 be assessed on the said lot or the
improvements on the same by State, county,
city. or any other authority, md the said lessee
value OF the bulldogs he might erect on said
lot, to be ascertaiued BY referees The EQUITY
~ re6emptfOn Is waived in the said deed or
frust. Ths sum OF 81 29 70 Il credited on the
l8h OF november. 1865, on the Indebtedness
mentioned IN said deed OF trust The title Is
believed TO be good, butt VIII convey only a.
trustee. JAMES ELDER,
no5-tds Trustee.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
For the Memphis Appeal
TO MORA"
BIZ NorLIMAH sMYrEE.

BY NOILIMAh bALEhEa
FuII many a tale the FRAMING Poets write,
or maids WhOdweii ben cath The O~ean = wave,
OF Peris rocked on clouds q wandering light.
OF nymphs ~enseonced within some crystal
cave,
And chase the bubbles with their snoW-white
whens'er in sport; whoss slIverylaughter flows
Like music linking over golden sands;
OF forest fays or woodland elves, who dwell
Far IN the shade OF trailing vines, or where
Mist-robed cascades fall DER rock and shell,
MOItening the perfume Of the sylvan air
OF fairy queens within a Hlly's CUP,
or floating on a roseleaf Ger some lake
Not larger than . shield OF them, who sup
On dews distilled in some dark tangled brake
But thon'rt 10 me more beautiful by far
Than any fancy OF a poets mind,
Thine eye are Brighter than nightsfairest star,
Thy voice far softer than an hmorOus wind.
I would not have thee naiad, nymph or fay,
Enclosed in diamond spray or amber cell,
For I can dream thee such, OFT as 1 pay
Glad tribute TO thy beauiy's mage spell.
Ara ohi 'twere better far tn dream. and wake
To nnd thee mortal, not a fountain sprite,
With red, warm LIS, unlike the cold snow n2kst
With roseate arms, not icy hard and white
Let mermaids gambol in their caves OF pearl,
And Irvine the coral for i~heirfrpping hair,
I'd rather see the brightness #thy curl
Whose iusue needs not fash OF Jewels rare;
Thy neck Is whittier than the lly's bloom,
Thy cheeks rich hue excels rose-leaf bark,
The Angel from his wing once lost a plume.
II fell upon thy brow and seemed more dark.
Peris, from Heaven barred, too pure for earth,
Would gladly claim thee, but thou should'st
not go;
Though b. autifuI beyond this sphere, thy birth
Is mortal, and thou must remain below,
TO feast with smiles the hearts OF those who
love,
Not for thy beauty only, but thy soul,
Which teens with those projections born
above,
And points to Heavenly glory as its goal.
October %, 1861.
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Fall many a tale the Framing Poets write,
or maids whodweil beueath the o-ean's wave,
or Peris rocked on clouds q wandering light.
OF nymphs enseonced within some crystal
cave,
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8 Milburne's Celebrs'ed Iron-A1le Wagon.
Is MiIDurne's Cslrbrated Thimble-Skein Wag-
ons-Over so sold In Memphis: all warranted
for twelve mOnth and only 81 81 damages
claimed for breakRge.
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The New York cotton market to-day opened
dull. with prices uominaly unchanged At
noon the demand vas moderate, with prices
nrm--uplsnds, ISdlsNc. and the closing dis.
patch quoted q fair demand and prices firm At
fsLtaIs4 &C. with sales OF 2500 bales. The Liver
DO Il opealng dispatch Gu sted an active market
Al unchanged rates Our marEetaFas steady
throughout The day, with holders asking &c
early in the morning. and buyersO offering l5hc,
AZ which figures q few lots were sold; but the
majority Of the Transactions were made at Is
aloe. The market sUufened MP towards the
clOse,and holders were very hrm at our outside
~nnr.rHnwa
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MoGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.
II Is a labor saving invention. as well as an IN
valuable remedy ia Scurgy. Scalo Head. Erup-
tons OF the skin ana Piles c Is re-
moved from the head, the Teeth wh1tensd and
cleans d. PIafe aud JeWelry cleaned, stains
efIectuaIiy removed from Carpets, Furniture,
Clothes. Paint, Warmth or marble, with the
gres1ssf facility and without injury 10 the ma
Ierisl. Il Is a great saving Of time and LABOR
IN washing clothes. 1t is tie only known soap
which will WISH Flannels with the ease OF cot
ton or linen without fulling or AL
these important objects can be effected without
injury to the skin or the most delicate faoucs.
Il DO sessss no deleteriOuK qualities Whatever.
The world is challenged to produce a soap
which possesses 50 many valuable properties
and which is 50 tnnOcuOus and safe. It's a
nome Invention, and dehes competition in any
parf OF the world. IL has become a necessity
IN Memphis, and its use is rapidly spreading
throughout the south, and eventually VIII ex-
tend over the Yankee states, North and south
America, kurope, Asia, Africa and OceanicA
Manufactured solely by e Z. McGimsey, Men,
phfs. Tenn. and sold at the folio wing places in
the city at wholesale and retail: Page a 90 3,
Deans, Taylar's Drug store, Poplar street;
KINGS corner Of Third and Adams oliver q
DeSoto Block, Madison street viii soon
he found AT any respectable family grocery or
drug store. The proprietor Is determined that
its manufacture shall keep pace with the rap
idly extending demand for It's use &ul6
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Notice.
60 Of Tsnns..ss. c0anls q shsny.

State Of Tennessee, County Of Shelly.
TAKE NOTICE, that at the December tsrm,
OF the Probate Court OF shelby cpuntv. -.
Be held At tho Courtroom IN Memphis On ths
drst Monday In December, l&7.IWIl applv for
Letters Of ADMINISTRATION on tbs estate a MrE
NARY RATTERsoN.
H. Lis, Ateorneys no2 lEWiY
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]. B. MCCARTNEY. W.
VALUABLE RIVER PLANTATION


THE farm known as the Richardson place, in
L Upton county, Tenn, nve miles below RAN
dolph, containing 95 acres. OF which 40 acres
are cleared and under a fine state OF cultiva-
ton. There are on the place a comfortable dwell
ling b use and negro cabins, a good gin house,
and all necessary outhousss. Terms reasonable.
Apply Z kShe, McLennan q CO., 24 Front st
Memphis, or to the undersigned at Covington,
Tennessee.
mes m il PALMER.
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WE have associated with US in the Genera
w Commission husiness, Mr.. GEO. W GIL
MORE. late or Mobile, Ala, dating from 18th
nit. The style of nrm will be LAWRENCE
novs Nv LAWRENCE d CARTER.
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HARDWARE.
Have for Sale.


. MIburne's Celebra'ed Iron-Azls Wagon.
Is MuDurnes c. Iebrated Thfmble-Skein Waz-
oDs-Oye 800 sold In Memphis; all warranted
for twelve months, and only 81 81 damages
claimed Tor breakaae.
80 Carver Gins, from 40 to 50 saws,
wood and iron frame.
Is Todd's Improved Bullock Gotten Presses,
doUbls-gesred and 70 work by crank Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 Todd1s Improved Horse Powers, for running
Gins and Grist Mills-ths finest power made.
James Todd Stationary Engines, Of al sizes,
from % 70 l0o-houe power.
Todd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
ehinerys of all kinds, furnished al short no.
tiee.
Portable Steam Engines, OF all sizes, nom 4tO
3-hOrEe power.
Stationary Engines, Of all sizes, from . 10 s.
single aud Double Saw MIusETodd's and other
makes
Gin segments, for 10 and z feet wheels, com
plete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, 2 4 and s.
horse power.
% Tons OF RON TIES dow to the trads).
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted, Gov 20 thetradel.
100 Nests Cedar Tubs, QoW T. the tTadsL
10 Buckeye Cider Presses to close consignment.
10 and p Horse Power Portable Engine, sec
ond-hand, low for b sod
lo-hOrse rover secondhand cheap
rs Horse Owe Stationary Engine and Saw
Miil-an complexion be bought low.
$50 saw and ? 60 saw Tins Out little usedJ
low for cash.
daniels Pisning Machine-euts 81 inches
wide and Is feet l~ong-can be had At q bar
gain.
| PLOWS OF AL kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
COKN-SHELLERS,
THRESRINa MACHINES.
REAPERS FRS,
LATH NJ CHIMES,
WHEAT DRILLS,
Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
/ DEERTNG COTTON PRESSES,
CUTTO PLANTERS.
COTTON SCRAPERS,
OTTON SWEEPtR5 $,
CuLTIVATORS
CORN PLANTERS,
SINGLE MACHINES.
- Wood and Iron Working Machinery, Of
| all kinds, ordered on short notice, and fur
/ uished at manufTcturpRp prices sell SIN
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7 IBERAE Cash Advances made on COnsIgn-
l. ments, and special attention given to MI.
ing orders. sel2 gm
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Removal.
C0n0rtnershiD.

r AWRENCE a CARTER have removed TO
IL No. "a Trent street, between Adams and
Jefferson.
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DIR. ScIienek's PuImonic syrup.

This great medicine cured DR., j. IL. Sehenck,
the proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption /,
when it had assumed its m st formidable as
pect, and when speedy death appeared to be in
evitable, His physicians pr onounccd his case
incpIable, when he commenced the use of this
simple bnt powerful remedy. His health was
restored in very short time, and NJ return Of
the disease las been apprehcnded, for all the
syn toms quickly disappeared, and his present
weight is more than two hundred.
81 ice his recovery, he has devoted his atten-
tion exclusively to the cure of Consumption,
and the diseases which are complicated with il !.
and the cures effected by his medicines have
been very numerous and truly wonderful. DR..
Schenck makes professional visits to several of
the larger cities weekly, where he has large
concouTse Of patients and it is truly Astonishing
to see poor consumptives that have to be lif(ed
ouj OF their carriages, and in a few months
healthy, robust persons DR.. Schenck's Pulmo-
nic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills
are generally all required in curing Consump-
tion. Full directions accompany each, 80 that
any one can take them without seeing Dr.
Schenck, ont Wheu it is convenient it is best to
see him, lie gives advice fee, but for tho
rt ugh examination with his ReslIirometer his
fee IL three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
likenesses Of the Doctor-one when in the last
stHga OF Consumption, AID the other as he now
lie, in perfect healrh-are on the Gov. stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealer. rrice 81 so
per bottle, or $3.50 the half dozen. Letters
for advice should always be directed 70 DR..
Sehenoks Principal Office, No. IS North Sch
Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Dcmns Barnes &
Co.. N. Y, S. S. llance, Baltimore, Nd; John
ID. Park, Cincinnati, o Walker & Taylor, Chi.
cago, ILL.,; Collins Bros, Sc. Louis, Mo, 3deamy
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Court Week:

SOtIO w CChs
This week our streets present very live
ly appearance. Every body seems to be
town. A circus or political meeting would
perhaps draw larger crowd; nothing else
but the holding of Court could "draw" so
well. Court commenced its March term
on Monday morning of this week. The
docket is quite, large and the term promises
tobc long and busy one. Litigation
seems to interest every one. tits the mode
of warfare ofthe present day. We are not
now allowed to cut each others throats,
rifle each others pockets in the old fashion,
ed, "above board" manner but must ad-
minister toour revenge and satisfy our crav
ings for our neighbor's money under cover
ofa suit at law The beauty of this over
the old system OF fighting is that the par
ties engaged seldom get the money. Law
Is On expensive article. Few people can
really afford 1t. Ifyou are victorious 1t is
by gaining victory, few of which would
ruin you.
We did not intend on starting out to
moralize on the beauties of law but were
led on by the consciousness of the fact that
We had nothing to say and that good
many words were needed to fill up our col
Hmns. We are glad that It is court time
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New Advertisements.

Berger, Shuts & Co. Chcmists-Chcstel-
3 lars White Liquid Enamel, Afflicted Suf-
fer no More, Whiskers and Mustaches,
Beauty, Chastellar's Hair EXterminator.
Special Notice - Free to Everybody,
Know Thy Destiny, Wonderful But True,
'Circassian Balm,
Crispcr Coma-W. L. Clark & Co.
,Reparator Capilli-do do
Astrology-Madame Perrigo.
Pianos & Organs--John Church.
Teachers Wanted--National Pub. Co.
Admr's Notice--Estatc ofG. W.'Althar.
Partition Notice. Samuel Bone, VS. Josiah
Bone ct al.
Photographs--C. J. Billinghurst.
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Catholic Church, ZalesIxI.

On Sunday, the 24th of March, octave OF
st. Patrick, Grand Lecture will be deliv-
cred in Zaleski, by the Very Rev. DR.. Cur
ley, President of st. Vincent's College,
Wheeling. Va, in behalf of the Church
now in course of completion. To all who
have not heard him, as well rs those who
have, will be afforded more than ordi-
nary treat (Protestants, as well as Catho-
lics,) as he is considered one of the best
preachers in the State. Tickets will be
issued,and can be procured at Zaleski, jack
son, Athens, Macarthur, Berlin and Ham
Gen--at each of the Furnaces, through the
Mission, as well as in Chilcothe, Marietta
and Portsmouth. The Bishop of the Dio-
cese, Right Rev. S. ii. Rosecrans, will be
present on the occasion. mar14-2t
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Tracy, Irwin &.CO.

The Merchants OF our vicinity will no.
tice on the first page of our paper, the ad-
vertisement of Messrs, Tracy, Irwin & Co..
one of the heaviest oldestand most reliable
Dry Goods Houses in New York.
This firm has lately moved into an ex-
tensive and elegant new Warehouse. loca-
ted at No. 4l2 Broadway, where they are
offering most attractive Spring stock.
We strongly advise our Merchants to
open trade with them.
For over Thirty years this firm has sue
cessfully carried OH business in the most
honorable and liberal manner. and they
are as well and favorably known as any
house in their line.
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Ohio Educational MONTHLY.

We have received the above work for Jan.
uary snd Frbmaiy, and would Call the at.
tention of our teachers. and all others who
are interested in the cause of educa ion and
the improvement OF uur school system, to
this work, which is indispensable. The
list Of contributors includes several OF the
aOlest and most popular writers in the pro-
Observation-Disclosures who are eminent in
scholarship and practical experience, and
practical articles from occasional conlribu.
tors will make up the necessary va.iety,-.
II the testimony Of many leading educa =
Tors, East and West. may be accepted, there
is no educational journal in the country
that bears more directly and practically up
on the duties Of teachers and school officers
of all grades.
Terms. 81 so per annum in advance
Six copies end upwards,at the rate Of 81 %
a copy.
Specimen numbers sent gratis, on appli
cation. Address 4. T.. WHITE,
q Editor and Publisher,
Columbus, O.
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Appointments.

For the special satisfaction Of my patti
ents and friends who have so often solici-
ted me to visit them, will make a tour
through Indiana and Ohio, and all who
wish to see me and get medicine can do so
by calling 1.-THE following places. Ihave
all kinds Ofmedicinc with lie. travel by
cars-call early. Consultation Free. ..
McArthur at the Hubert House, Friday
and Saturday, April 18th and 18th.
Allensville, Sunday April 18th.
Ratcliffsburg, Nj onday. April 18th.
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Teachers Association.

At meeting of the Vinton county
Teachers Association, held in Macarthur,
Saturday, February %, 1867, the following
named officers were chosen for the ensuing
year -t
President, M. R. Barnes. Vice Presi-
dents, Orvile Cunning and G. w. shockev.
Secretary, Jas. NJ. McGillivray. Treasurer,
is. HUM. Executive Committee, VIM.
Mark, C u Gist, R. S. Barnhill, J. M. Cur.
ry, and Ulysses Claypool.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Cunning, Monday
Apri | ID, 1867 was chosen as the day for
opening Teachers Institute in Vinlon
county.
Upon motion, the Constitution, as pro-
vided by School Commissioners, was adopt.
ed as the Co nstitutionof the Vin,oh County
Teachers Association.
The meeting then adjourned to meet Mon
day, April Is, 1867. J.M.McGILLIvRAY,
Secretary.
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Home A musement,

The year round, for only 81 25. This ex-
quisiteA beautiful family and ladies' muga-
zine is the cheap pest. and, we are free TO say.
one Of the best published. 1t is as large as
any tbree-dollar weekly, and is furnished
at only 81 25 with prizes to the agents
ra ising clubs equal TO the entire subscrip-
ton money. This may seem little strange
at first, but we are assure that the prizes
are always ready, and both prize and mig
azine pnnclualy and faithfully sent.
Address HOME AMUSEMENT,
No. rs Nassau ST., N. Y.
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Submarine Cablc.

Our "devil'' suggests, in view of the ma
ny Improvements now going on in our
midst, that submarine cable be laid be-
tween this place and Macarthur Station.-
lie thinks the only difficulty in the way
would be the taking of the necessary "soun-
dings," as in many places, it is supposed,
the "bottom has fallen Out!'
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New Bounty Bill and Pensions
AS passed BY Congress July 81, 1866
gives 800 oddiiCnal bounty.
To every honorably discharged soldier
who enlisted in the army OF the United
States since April 10, 1861, for three years,
and served his term Of enlistment and wno
has received or was entitled TO receive but
500 bounty.
To every such soldier who has been dis.
charged on occount Of wounds received in
tile line OF duty before his term Of enlist
ment expired.
To the widow, minor children or parents
il the order named, Of any such soldier who
died while in the service or from wounds
received or disease contracted while in the
service of the United States.
$50 ADDITIONAL B)UNTY.
To all honorabIy discharged soldiers who
have served two years under one enlistment
and who have received but Sl00 bounty.
AN INCREASE PENSION
Hos also been granted by recent law
To widows of soldiers VII have died in
the army, or to the children If the widow
has died or re.mauied--S2 per month for
each child under l6 years Of age.
To soldiers who have lost a loot or a hand
or been disabled equal to the lOss Of a hand
or foot Sl5 per month.
THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY
Has been granted every officer who was in
commission March Sd. 1865, and resigned
or was honoraby discharged after April 8,
1865, which is promptly collected by
E. A. BRATTON,
Authorized Military Claim.Agent,
Aug. l6. IT, Macarthur, Ohio.
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from the fact it makes our town look alive.
Weare In favor of any thing from dog
fight to arevOlution, that will have that
effect.
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Home Amusement

Always at hand, every day in the year
for only $1.25. This is the cheapest and
best kind ofamusement the parent can give
to the young. A neat and instructive Mag
azine OfFashion, choice Literature, Poetry,
Wit and Humor. Young ladies' and young
gentlemen, secure this useful companion
at once. Splendid prizes are offered to
Agents raising Clubs.
Address HOME AMUSEMENT,
No.7S Nassau Street, New York.
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RUTH C. BRATTON.
Pianos and Sewing Machines.

Twill furnish first class Groyesteen &
Co.'S Piano, or one of Decker's best Pianos
at the lowest figures. These are No. in
struments. Twill also furnish an Empire
Sewing Machine at a low price. For furtl-
CT particulars, call at this of!ee.
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Hon. III. s. Bundy
Will accept our thanks for favors
received.
The Democratic Almanac

We acknowledge the receipt of this work
for 1867. ard can say 10 our readers that 1t
contains most valuable information tha
you cannot find compiled in SO convenient
a form elsewhere. A specimen copy can
be seen at this office, aud we will send on
for copies ordered. or you can send on 20
cents to Van Everie, Horton g. Co, No
1862 Nassau street, New York, and get a
COPY.