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Washingfon Han.
No Surgical Operations Perfomedt
Chronic diseases CuIedl
Acute Pain Instantly Relieved
The Lame Walk! The Blind See The
leaf Heart

two years and thee months old, has been
sfhtcted with weakness Of The sP ne ever
Eince her biIth, rend sring her entirely help
less. Could not sit alone, nor support her
head nor raise her aims to her head; was, In
fact, as before stated. entirely helpless all ner
life, until she was treated oy Dr. Evans, who
by ono treatment of bat lev minutes, per-
EctIy restored 10 her the use o. her body and
fsisnedl MARY GLACRIN.
Residing 80. 14l9 Nelson court, between
Broad and Fifteenth sts, and between ship
gen and FitZTateT streets, Philadelphia
sworn to, and subscribed befoTe me, this
the 25th day of October, 1857.
h. TUEIsON, Alderman.
This IS to certify that my nttle daughter, u
Jears OF age, had been deaf and dumb since
she was eighteen months old; could neither
hear nor speak since that time until she wsS
treated by Dr. Evans about Two weeks ago,
VINO, by one treatment, of but a few minutes
each have perfectly restored hsrhearing and
hEr speech, so that she can Tepeat any word
or sentence IN an Ineligible manner.
ISignei,T ANN DIVINE,
AfdTmed and subscribed Before me this
. - Gay - II. TUEsoN, Alderman.
Miss ASsA CURRAS. IS Oak ttEeet, Bunalo
ed that her head was drawn to her right
SHOULDER for nine years. After a urRical
operation was dtscharS ed from The hLspltal
as Incurabie. Was cured By Dr. Evans at 81.
James Hall, by one treatment OF not more
than two minutes. Mss examined by DT. q.
w. oliver, OF Buffalo, before an audtencs Of
Nay De Tefeued to.
Mrs. CAPT. WEIGH, 1856 south Division St,
Buffalo, New \ oFk, Deafness of several
years standing. Cured by two treatments at
the Taft House: VIII reply.
Mr.O ORA PARKER, BLIND in left eye for
three y ears. Cured In Two treatments. May
Mrs. HAnRisoS, ISs Elk ST., Buffalo, n. Y.
Cancer on the forehead, laying the skull
bare, Was cured by few tIeaim snts. we
hold a letter fIom this patient. written II
months after the cure was effected, which
can be seen at our rooms.
GEO. BACoE, scranton, Penn. ScroGula, 8
years standing; palate entirely eaten OF;
deep ulcers In the ton-ilS and phaTynx.
After two treatments and the use OF one bot
lie of Blood Purifier, am well. We have q
letter from this patient, which may be seen
at our rooms.
Mrs. PAUL, Cincinnati, o. Bloody urine, a
senss OF heat and pain at the bottom OF the
abdomen, or boweis, and sometimes RLten-
ded with much difficulty in making water.
Also, acute pain and feeling OF weight in the
small of hack. Cured In one treatment. May
be referred 10.
troit. CaLarrh; very bad; breath offensive;
constant dropping OF discharge from the
head into the throat. Two treatments. Com
pletely cured. Can be referred to.
Pat ents pay In pr portion 10 property.
NO charge will bs made for second treat
ment when 1t is found necessary.
jyI5-2LwEs
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8uE SsIr.
Executors Sale

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEr Is.z
N=stLty-aRs ShaHes Of thu 20 a. ~
Merchants National Bank Of WEt VfSTSSt,SS!aas
At Wheeling, and Fourteen 6aEfes e. -
of the Belmont fridge CODpaaSs beIonS$StAe
VIII be sold at publfc Fsndne- At fhs frC%11i'
door OF the Court HOnse In the city Of So
benvtlle, Ohio, On Thu nday, the I'D EIsv -
July, A. D. ls6S. sale % eunmGncs sf ~
O'Clock p. m. ofEad dry.
Terms OF sale mzds Known On the day Of
aAlS' .SST,,.,z -
Executor a Mary FIerfne
J. q FRAnrREs Att1y aa< Ezscusor.
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80 GEM.
For Rent

ONE OF THE FIEEsT STORE ROoHrz
" In the city, corner Main and Uufon =.
god rooms on Id and ID stoEy, S-sIi frfsE1r
ed suitable for Offices or sleeping FossS--
PCssesSion given 1mmediatslY.
2 ~ L IRWIN
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PEA.1As leaving the city for a few
weeks can have orr daily sent to any
address by uail a; fifteen cents a week.
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woRsE than the seven-years Itch
the "Blairs." -
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Dividend.

THIS DIRECTORS oF THE FRANKLIN
Insurance Company have this day de.
cIRIed q dividend or twelve per cent on their
capital stock as followE:-six per cent in cash
payable on demand and six per cent in
stock, out of the earnings Of the last six
months, free from Government Taxes.
N. G. ARTHUR, Sec'T.
JULY IL, 1868. jyl4-1wd
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Closing Out Sales.

p. GuhfGL q SOS
vs.. SAttachInent.
Steamboat Leslie Combs
Whereas, libel has been sled In the bis.
trict Court ofthe United states for the Dis
tTiet Of West Virginia, on the I'd day Of July.
1868, by Peter Shaver and Andrew Smith,
partners under the hEm name 'of p. Shaver
& Co., against the steamboat leslie Combs
her engines, TACKLE, outflt, spanel and furni-
tutep now therefore, IN pnrauAnce OF ne
monition under the seal of the said court TO
me directed and delivered, I do hereby give
public notice 10 all persons claiming the said
steamer, her engines, tackle outfit, apparel
and furniture, or in any manner interested
therein, 1hRt they be and appear before The
said District Court, to be held at the city Of
Wheeling, IN and for the District of West
Virginia, on the twenty-founh day Of July,
1858, at IL O'Clock in the forenoon of The same
day, II the same shall be day oIjuTtsdictton
otherwise on the next day of jurisdiction
thereafter, then and there to interpose
their claims, and to make their allegations
in that behalf
q. =. Marshal, Dist W. Va.
By ". q. IRwElS, Deputy. jy9.14td
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Tremendous KnthusIasra for the Cam
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For Sale Cheap.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE CON-
n tanning six rooms, kitchen and cellar,
and suitable for two families II desired. This
very desirably located property is on the
east side of Coal street, North Wheeling, and
It is believed would readily rent for about
THOS. O'BRIEN,
tyl4 Real Estate Agent
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MARY GLACKIN.

fsignedl MARY GLACRIN.
Residing so. 14l9 Nelson court, between
Broad and Fifteenth EtS., and between ship
zen and FftZRateI streets, Philadelphia
sworn to, and subscribed before me, this
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Pie.liGRGSiYaI and SElleTl

IN BBL.s. WILMINGTON TAR, large 0oi'
OU 30 Common Resin.
Pale
On hand and 10. sale low by 1v
my6 s.a--z----O HAS., h Bksnl.-
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II Il h III 3
SvARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-22
I'm sKaHING FOR sPKING.
BY IL BILLINGS srALDING.

I am signing for the dews and the moses,
The moss and the dews sosclear,
am watching the hedge for the leaves to
break,
Watching the whole long year,
Till catch the pale green ripples,
surging along the plain,
And the scarlet throated lilies
Are brightly out again.
am pining for the grass and the daisies,
The daisies with faces white,
For the warm, wet dews on my fingers,
As gather the roses bright,
With their red hearts closely folded
In their silken napkins thin,
When the Frightening leaves and branches
Are touched by the wand OF spring.
Then hasten, sweet spring, 0 quickly,
Young spring, in blanket of green
For the tulips are weary of sleeping,
The lilies are waking again
Meath the mold, and the leaves are waking;
Their Dreaming has vanished to pain;
Ind the throat of the bluebird is throbbing
Toearol is notes again.
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"Purse Proud Masters" and Their


Purse Proud Masters" and Their
Dupes.
The Irish Republic, published at Chicago,
has racy New Orleans correspondent
From his last letter we make this extract
When The purse-proud master had out
ragged Heaven by his eruelties. and would
next play the traitor against his country,
when he saw his slaves, the source Of his
wealth, were too precious to peril life or
limb in war, but let the whizzing cannon
ball, the screaming shell, the biting, burn
ing mimic, crash in red ruin through the
living bodies of the " iair-skiDned, silken-
haired Caucasians,v that his slaves might
be preserved to him-when all this was be-
ing done, did YOU act like men Of
reason did you act like those who
were Git to transmit the freedom of a repub-
lie founded on democratic principles to
your children? No, you did not. And
when desolation and death came on you
and yours, how much Of it did those who
would brutify you share? Had they sym
/ patty enough left for you to take care Of
your unprotected wives and little ones?
| No, they had no. The man you execrate--
Butler-yo1ir enemy! made them do it by
compulsion. How many Of the moneyed
gods Of yours had even brains enough to
commemorate the daring acts Of
those who persisted for them :
The death song Of tle hero, the
bravest and bloodiest trophies Of the war,
the hottest and 'pnress patriotism was not
fouad among such as these. Noi II was
the poet Of the rank and Gle. lie hero y
subaltern command, the banner and bearer
equally riddled with shot, and the bare
looted patriot in his suii Of ragged gray
limping ia hungry WEAKNESS By the corn
4 fields Of the arist0crat, which be fed x
night to his mules, but wers denied 70 til
soldier.
Perhaps J might be asked, why wer,
those questions not propounded before
nov Ie ask tacEe gsasti0us thep wouli
~ e Get tagred and feafherea. Not to ass
shem BOW, ought to get q man tsTrea ant
i.ts1efed when he sees the same part
alr iug hard to establish the same full
ne esl war cries Of The slaveheldini
men a4N e their dupes, are negro 81
YseA ai4al tyranny, aad this is
white mta
tbs ff 6 cas- eheegialll
cheeriully eosna nv s6 Repub
Loans Of New Orleans wlla ssets Is 80
81 subscribe icI Il
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CERTIFICATES.

Extract from a letter received from Prof. T. A.
Robbins, Composer and Au-Lor New Method
Teaching Panoforte:"
wRENTEAy, Mass March llth, 1851.
Mr.. VIZ. MoCANaoN;
Dear Sri had intended to nave written you some
days before this, with reference TO the New Wooden
Rim Pianoforje l purchased Of you; but this is tn
first opportunity since setting il up You know how
well pleased was with the instrument in all respects
By my almost instantly deciding upon it. My wife,
however, wrapped up in the Piano we pre-.
vlously bought Of you that she would not admit the
possibility Of anything short Of Grand exceeding
its charming qualities, uni. ne permit
ted sing its praise. This did it do for whole
evening, taking all captive woo permitted the
pleasure of listening to its delightful voice. for such
it is, no piano tone, but true voice tone.
In truth, the INSTRUMENT Is, in al those respects
which make perfect pianoforte prs-eminently su.
perior to any We have ever before possessed or
known, and, this you may consider as 3 compliment
when add that business has been such for yeara
as to demand the choicest instruments we could
select from the best makers Mrs. r. joins me in ez
pressions of gratitude that yen lave produced SO
fine Pauoforte.
We shall ever think Of you when az the instrument
Truly yours, ETC., EDGAR A. ROBBINS.
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USIrED STATES MAnsHAL's On
District OF Louisil1.
No. rn-l....l. 9

UNITED STATES MAnsHAL's On
District OF Louis.til
New Orleans, March ~
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
4 second Gay o. MHrch, A. d. 1868, a WARE
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the 81
CHARLES L. Y. DUPUN, OF New Orleans
parish Of Orleans and state Of Louisiana, gha
AdJudRed . bankrupt on his own ustition ia;i
payment Of any debts and delivery Of anyptl
belonging TO such bankrupt, 10 him or for Aa
den By law; that meeting Of toe credita a
said bankrupt, TO prove their debts and 70 q
one or more assigneas ei his estate. will be tta
Court OF Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at No
Charles street, in the city Of New Orleans, Lduis
before Don A. Pardee, Register on the ioufl
Of April, A d. led8, &C 10 O'clock A. n.
II. j. HEBRON, u. s Mar4
No. sos-tnh4 apa District Of Louisl
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EsrATE oF PHIL1P u. rnoulI


OFFICE UNIrED STATES MARsRnI
District Of LouisaHa
Monroe. La. februaryl4. III
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on TB
i fourteenth day Of February, A. d. s33 a Wal
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was ISSUED arGins. Z
estate of PHILIP II. THOMAS, Of the patsh
Caldwell and State Of Louisiana, who has beeaI
judged a bankrupt on his own petition; that
payment of any deb and delivery Of any propsr
belonging TO such bankrupt, to him or 1or bis Z
and tine transfer OF any property BY him, lord
den by law; thAt ne & Of the creditors Of d
said bankrupt, to- their debts and to cAo5ssd
or more assignee is estate, will be held III
Court of Bankrupt : 20 be holden at the ofis
W. j. O. Baker IN the town Of Monroe. paHshI
0uachita, before W. j. Q. Baker, Reg stpr On i
thirtieth day Of March. A d lse8 al 10 o lock a
+. j. HERhON, L. s. MgIstsI
Per ". NJ. GRADY, Deputy, es Messenger
No, 43a-felU mh2s
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EsrATn oF AnmAHAM Esd

U.sITED STATES MARsFAI's CFnd
District of LYui ANS
New Orleans, Warcl g. ~
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT On ]
i fourth day Of March A. ID. 1865 d "
KANT IN BKNkRUPTOY was issued agains.
estate OF ABRAHAM BA s, OF the town Of /
Providence, in the parish Of Carroll and Sat-
Louisiana, who was adjudged bankrupt on MS
uetition, that the payment OF any debts and
livery Of any property belonging to sucn banRr
10 him, or for his use ana the transfer If any D
erty by him are forb4 dden ~ law that q mcetin
the creditors Of the said bankrupt. to prove Z
debts and to choose one or more assguess Of
estate, will be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, a
holden AZ the Customhouse building in the
New Orleans. Louisiana. before J K. & ID
Register, on the sixth day Of April, a. D, j; q
10 O'Clock a. If.
F. j. HERRON, u. S. Marshal
No. 5i6-lnh5 ap4 district o. Louisa5
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Estate OF SAMUEL 4. wALKpr
UNITED STATES MARSHAL S OFFIE
Distr CT OF Louisiana. \

UNITED STATES MARSHAL OFFIcz
District OF Louisiana
New Orleans, NaTah g. IN \
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON md
i third day Of March. A. d. 1853, g WAkRiIa
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the al
of SAMUEL X. " WALKER, Of sew Orleans, ID u
parish OF Orleans and state Of Louisi4ua vino u
adJudged a bankrupt on MS own petition; thai n
pal msnt Of any debts and delivery Of any prols-s
belonging to such bankrupt TO him or for hb M
and the transfer OF any property by him. are i-s5
den BY law; that a meeing Of the creditors ii n
said baukrupt,to prove their debts and 20 ch0ssasl
or more assignees of mis- estate, will be ned a n
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden A. No II 81
Charles street in 1he city Of New Orleans, Leasl
ana before Don A. Pardee, Register, on The wi
day OF April A. ID. 1868, at 10 clock A. NJ.
r. j. HERRON. u. s. Marshal
No. 5I0-mhA apl District OF louiassa
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EsrATn oF JosEPm D. wooLN

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's o.
District OF Louis
New Orleans. Marcel
VtHTS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT q
a second day OF March. A. D. 1858 a Wk
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against thaa
JOSEPH b, VOOLFOLK, OF Hosedale ini
lsh Of lbervile and State Of Lou siana, wha
judged bankrupt on his own petition; G
payment Of auy debts aud delivery OF any p
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or fol
den By law; that meeting Of tae creditor
said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts and @
one or more assignees Of his estafe, will be
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
house buildiHg, in the city Of NeB Oreaus
ans, before @. KELLOGG. Register, on The
day q April, A. D. 1858, at o'clock A. NJ
Il. J. HEBRON. o.. s. Mar.
Ne. s8l-inh3 app Distrc 81 Of Loui
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EsTArE OF Henry OTIS

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's on
District OF L0uisil.
New Orleans. March !
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT o.
y twenty ninth day o. February, Al. D
WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY was ISSUED
the estate OF HENRY U IT'S. OF New Orleans
parish OF Orleans and State OF Louisiana, 81
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition ID
payment Of any gebts, and delivery Of any n
belonging to such bankrupt. TO him or for n
and the transfer az any property by him, are
den ~ law that meeting OF the creditors
said bankrupt, to preve their debts and to
one or more sgnees Of his estate, will be b
Court OF Bankrupteys to be holden at Nol
Chsrles street, in the city Of New Orleans
lana, before Don A. Pavdee, Register. on u
ti0th day OF March, a ID. lets at 10 O clock n
~. j. HEBRON, u. S Mara|
No a9s-- 2s District Of Lou
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EsrArEoF RIcHARp JON


UNfrrB srArrs llAnsHlI.s d
District Of Louist
New Orleans. February 2
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT o
A twanty-hfth day N Febrosrv A b. 1861
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was Issued
the estate Of RICHARD JONES, q
Orleans, IN the parish Of Orlean
State OF Louisiana, WHO was adirdged
rupt On his own petition; that the pay
any debts aad delivery Of any property belaf
1ucn bankrupt, to him or for his use, and %
fer Of any Property by him, arc forbidden
that 4 messing o. ire creditors d the said d
siHHada o. his estate, Mil| 10 held at q q
Bankruptcy. 20 ba holdan At No. ~ st.
street. h The city of New prleans, Louisianl
Don A. Pa1dee. deeialer. "a the thirty'h hrs
March. A. d lsds. St le o'clock A. III
n. j. i1ERI BON. u. s. Mar,
NO ao2-fe1l m3l District Of Lou
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ESTATES OF CERT & MEYER,

And David Cert and Leon Meyer, Iudividusis
UNITED STATES MARsHA1's Orvt-si
District Of L1uisiaug I
New Orleans, March g. IN (
L third day OF March, a. u. 1868 a WARRaSSl
IN BANkRUP roy was issued against TIE ess,.
Of CERF y MEYER. and DAVID CERF W
LEON MEYER, individually. OF New Orlesu, T,
the parish of Orleans, and State Of Loulsians \.
were adludged bankrupts on theirown petition. NJ,
the Iayment Of any debts and delivery OF any 5s1s
erty belonging to sucn bankrupts to them or foYisa
use, and the transfer Of any properly by them :.
forbidden by law; that meeting of the creditoy \
the said bansrupts, to prove their debts and \
choose one or more assignees Of their estates MI
held at court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden al n
Is ~. Charles street in tine city OF New Oilers
Louisiana, efore bon A. Pardee Register IN h
seventh DAY Of April, A. u. lb6e, at 10 o'cosi 1
NJ I. J, HERRON. ii S Mars6al
No. 5i5-mh5 ap7 District Of Lonisisu,
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's ON,
District OF Louislgui
~ LL.L--...-- N - D . u

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OTE
District OF Louislgnlg
New Orleans, March 2 IA
This is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on Il
i second day of March, A. d. 1863, a u
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued agains
es-y.R OF JAMES A. CAMPBELL OF the pan
East Felioiana and State Of Lonis ana who Va
Judged a bankrupt on his own petition; Id
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any PM &
belonging 10 such banlEKupt. to BIN or for b 4
and the transfer Of any property by him srsizf
den b. Law. that q meeting Of the creditors
said bankrupt, 70 prove iaeiF debts and 70 "a
one or more assignees OF his estate, will be hsa
Ueurt Of Bankruptcy, to DO holden at the ca
house building, in the city Of New Orleans ~
ana, before John. r. Deane. Reg lister, on the s
day OF April, A D. 1s5s, at 10 clock A. NJ
r. 5. HERR0AN
u. 8. Marshal District of LOUISE
No
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Cash Capital Ct $8,5oo,oOO,

Which will be sufficient to duplicate lines to ali, OF
nearly ALL the paying points reached By the present
monopoly.
The present telegraph Companies OF the country
have been consolidated into one huge monopoly,
and are now earning over six millions of dollars per
year, or over one hundred per cent on the actual
cost of their lines their present capital having been
watered over one thousand per cent.
The National Telegraph Company have a recog
milton from the United States Government of the
Importance Of their enterprise, with grant of the
most valuable franchises ever conferred upon a
Telegraph Company No competing line has ever
had the right granted by congress to this Com
pany to construct and operate lines over every Rail,
road and Mail Route in the United States The posi-
ton of this Company differs from that of any com
pany ever before organized. The question Of the
right of way is forever settled.
The Stockholders of this Company can not be sold
out or transferred to any other Company. The act
of Congress under which this company has been
organized prohibits any transfer of the franchises
granted
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-22

work of reconstruction, in which he
has enlisted all his energies and.
talents.
General Sypher is a gentleman Of
liberal culture, fine talents, and untir-
ing energy and industry. In all his
social and personal relations he IS
noted for his strict integrity and high
personal sense of honor. His warm,
impulsive, and generous nature consti-
tute him a firm friend and an uncom-
promising opponent. As a natural
result he is surrounded by troop OF
Jealous personal friends who make
their cause his own, and who will in
sure him brilliant triumph.
He is one of the most
effective and convincing speakers
in the state. His oratory is of the
genuine, earnest, and common sense
kind, which appeals to the understand
ing and hearts of the people, and
always find response. The second
district will honor itself and subserye
we'll the interests not only of New
Orleans but Of the whole state by
sending General Sypher to congress.
His extensive acquaintance with the
capitalists and public men of the
North will give him great advantages
and enable him to be Of signal benefit
to the material interests Of Louisiana.
We append an extract from letter
of Governor James G. Smith, Of
Rhode Island, to Secretary Stanton,
which will be of interest because of
its high endorsement from SO respon-
sible an officer, of General Sypher as
a soldier, gentleman, and an honest
man:
STATE or RHODE Island,
Executive Department,
Providence, October ~, 1850
NY DEAR SIR: Our fourteenth regiment
Rhode Island heavy artillery, now the
eleventh United States colored artillery I'D,
has. under the command of Colonel j. Hale
Sypher. gained position and reputation for
discipline unusually creditable to his energy
and capablity, the regiment NJ the time he
took the command being in an almost disor-
gained condition.
Colonel Sypher passed General Casey's
examining board, and was one of the few
! officers recommended for appointment as
colonies. He has served in all the grade:
during the late war, and his integrity, en-
ergy, and unfinching patriotism, with his
complete knowledge of tactics and army
regulations, has gained for him the high
| position he now holds,
I have the honor to be, most truly,
JAMES Y. SMITH, Governor.
| Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton Secretary Of War
Washington, d, G.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-22

Graham IilusrRted Magazine In an article on the
Origin, history and manufacture Of the Piano
Forte" pAya the following compliment;
A most erstifyins proof ct the superiority q
Ms1us. Beardman. Gray 3 Coz Piano Fortss i
fonnd IN the fast tat both their elegant squares and
magnificent Grands have been sought fos and pub
c7y used got only b. the best Of Aiaaricau pianats
out also By nearly al the great artists who hare
visited this country. Thalbsrs, Gottsehslk. william
Mason, sssakossh, Jenny Lind. Catharine Hay and
MANY 0thsrs Ia borne public testimony 70 thei
CREST and acknowledged NEXT in the most Gathering
terms.