VAN BUREN, SATURDAY. APRIL 49, 1915.
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The Ner COnsulto Lirerpool.-The NASHVILLE
Banner" noticing the confirmation by the Sen
ate Of the Appointment Of General Armstrong to
be Consul of the United States at Liverpool, says:


"Gen. Armstrong will carry with him 10 a lor'
eign land the best wishes for his health and hap.
piness from large circle of personal friends OF
all parties. We take pleasure also IN bearing
our humble testimony to the ability, fidelity, and
courtesy with which he discharged the duties OF
Postmaster in this city; and we only hope that his
successor, whoever he may be, may execute the
business of the office in manner equally acceP-
table TO the public"