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The New York herald., 1867-03-29

Consul here consist entirely In supporting Inc c0nsf
in the very bes. style compatible with consular
position TO which neither salary nor ices are
attached. The only earthly possibility Of any
ment Of sardnes the United States from Ssbles d.
Oonne, seaport distant about eighteen miles, and the
principal occupation Of the incumbent here must be-
should suppose looking with longing eye toward he
coast and with wde open nostris, waiting patiently OF
mpatently 10 catch whin OF the sardnc odor blown
up by the breezes from the sea- Unfortunately, how.
relief rests upon sardinss, even they, in all their
multiplied li';,sns DO .S.. not pISm'' rom, NJ, much
Bordeaux and Hsvrs aud Nantes and the Invoices Of
their ipment 10 America verified there This Is d..
rectly in contraventon Of the consular regulations but
ment Of the consul here whose receipts would in all
probability in good years amount 70 at least hundred
dollars he could get In his clutches all the sardinss
wnca are sn,ppcc % , ,nn - ~ onsn ors
Z very hard one II the government desires itself re-
presented at Napoleon vendee certainly ought
tribute 10 his support. When the Office was created
salary Of fifteen hundred dollars year was attached 10 t.
and during several years the Consus here received this
annual amount About the time Of the departure of
present ncumoen. ,ne ssty 9, .n. consulate was taken
without either salary fees The government should
either abolish at once, If desires TO be represen
IN this interesting portion OF France give ts
living salary or least require all the sardnes caught
in his district which are sent TO America TO pass through
his hands.
fore referred for many acts of kindness and attention.
and much assistance and valuable information during
my scjourn IN Ia vendee. No gentlemen is more pop
uar or upon better terms with the very best society In
this part Of the country than he and no one am sure
would be better able TO perform the business and social
duties Of an American Consulno one more attentive
and cousiderate toward his travelling counrymen, were
he placed position where these qualifications would
be called into exercise, than he.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-22


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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-22

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for further naisshisk
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-22

In speech made b. ne ii The cspisol
90 the 10th inst, spoke a. follows ~
hsssrs. HrounIos snd Efhsridgs. the ean-
didases tos the sfFies 81 Governor Of Tea.
:, A Single and similar fsos Ia the personal
kitoxy q the tso eandidstes. Broxniow
ssd Etheridas. leaves mssh more unasess-
sexy. De<k Hsrs wsll.known eifizsns a.
TeeBsssss bslbFe tho ear Boa errr ~.
faNsS ead hszprissssed dlaitg d< rar. - hr
thsy ars allie - skr<ker- Dsownlo~ 90.
impyispne1 ~ bsinx fsi@d of tks cosn-
Wy; ksksridxe soe being sn ensmy. Brown
los wns imprisgne4 BY lie enemies Of the
eoxssyY; Eikefidee 81 IL frisnds JsG.
Dsvis ksid Browniow II confinement; tisn.
Thouas hid Efheriaes. BroxnIow inn-
guishsa in . rebsi pFissa Bthsridee vns
o q essss4y Of he slueaeoased guardian.
q he aston
Capitol, bstwees Nssxrs. stokes and Eshe-
ridge, sAe latter rsplisd 10 what had said.
u he fbllvwias resume, q rspsvfed In the
bsnnex OF Yesterday
have tbs 10 soy 10 the author Of this
iAsgasss- that . s1as Esyrssoze.f 5y Brpscs-
texS ksaeAaea ntf kinsslfi Why did Jos
nnt tea your Radical associates and friends,
air, thss 1ff. Ethsridge ,sns resessna and
hoaersbly aeqaissea By military court
eompasse Of she blue coated guardians Of
ne astien, and easns ont ef tie trial with
bis honor ansafliedy Here tarnisg upOH
k;s sssAilant and Shaking he mensciRg En-
ger shove kis bead ID Wa base and
cowsriiy attack upon MAS honor when ,
be was not present. 20 hear and aaswsr Il.
ffmmcass ekeeEs.l
pass b. the smen&eina snRer-shakiag,
end he epithsis bass set aeosardfy,"
eontanf thai Others msy judgs whether they
spply 10 me, Or eommanting apea the pzb-
iie record Of . nan Who . sssisitins she
sotss II ny frsssts - candidate tt,F the
kiS<>nst afscs IN their IN or 10 him . Per
spnsf attack upon ono who BY the well
knoEh rules oi pnhiic debate vas not 81.
kesca b esply. Ifis desenee h net b. de-
nyizx skaa 10 ~. ssrsssed and inprisoned
prseisely ~ 4 hsss charged, bat by inqair-
izr Of me Why / ID nos cell my Rsaie.l
tkiends thai Mr.. EtAerides wes released
and honershiy .cgnfsfea BY 9 military
caart, aad came out Of the trial with his
henor aasailird I I'D n0s ~ tsll theEM,
becsase know, and he kfews- that sseA
ras cot fks fad. ~
fhis issaa. C u esn be ezileA antssssif.
whea Be hes not dared 70 make an assr-
tan, either denyinx my charge, or sap
porting what be ssnienily wiahes taken os
bis defense, shka nesk sst By gamhiiag,
but tsy an appeal - the record Herr Il Z.
wish The high sanction AZ Asicr GaneEni
George II. Thomas, 4 soldier, second In
msrit n meme IN AsseFiea or Easops@Had
49, .~Stlr kk.s.N 4
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-22

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-22

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-22
Bsxterss frse Character.

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z trial 10 vaadsF tas EStai Exeous5,e -.
STATE Osnaaittss 1t HAshYiiis save r-,aov.- s
frem sAsis CssssSss,ssAsp, and ELECTED Ju4rs a
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=
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-22

~ dsge13 ~ ~ ~ - -. ss3
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ssrtin n TIA sad seasdfSiisn.
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80 " Hs hrs<kee, hsnsel usefss. sks dts1
:sS' . :s.ss -, : g. ... = = e e e 80:
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rss@aa n. exisswAy, sAs 90 q nasssys 10
uss u psrsossi aefsmssies, tiadiv ksaasa e. !
saee~ Il s<sssa nss%vw esses " ns4 = ~
s.,d ss,ssss .s..sf =. ssss sss hsss e 81
nerrsss tsks hassse kss ksssks ~ ssssroilsaz
satsssos Il IL t9ns Hskssasf A&nk y skis asy (
ssa . sssa MA ss.sy rsfessiss - szsssl e. !
eoos Il hs<v~n YffTkkN 81 TWEfTf |
THOUSAND n.fsbsss vssla ass = Assss 80.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-06
DIR. vv.RXGHTS
TAR SYRUP.

"Facte are stubborn things" SAYS the old proverb
and IN these alone do we intend TO deal in present,
ing WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP 20 the public All
Know the necessity Of guarding uganet Colds. az
we'll ae the necessity for taking the proper remedies
when tie Colds are upon ue. We say, without fear
OF contradiction. that the superior Of Wrights Tar
Syrop for the cure Of Consumption, Coughs. Colds,
bfonthitis, ard NIL diseases Of the Throat and Lunxs
coee not exist. Below are testimonials from per
sons, some OF whom are known Ia all parts Of the
country
On. X. SusLroS MACKENZIE, Literary Editor OF For.
ney Philadelphia Prese, writes
PHrLapELrHrA, July 90, 1867.
DEAR SiR--Last Christmas, fOs the nrst time In nv
life. was 1uch afhcted BY very severe Cold with
almost constant cough and sore chest. '.Prsctice
makes perfect" the proverb Gays. but the more
conghcd the worse did It. BY what then conssd-
cred an accident, but now believe to have been
Providence. wse Induced to try Dr. WKIaHr's Tan
SYsur, purchased from you and was greatly reliey ed
In two Gays. wholly cured In ten tits not unpleas-
ant to the taste. which y good point. Many years
AGO. reading my way through an old library. came
across the works OF that Bishop Berkeley who pro-
phctiealy and truly declared. more than q century
Ego, that Westward the march Of Empire takee il
way" and among these we're two treatisee In which
he strongly advocated the use OF Tar % curative Of
many dseescs from Cstasrh b The plague. wss
then truck VI h the cogency Of the good Bishope
arguments. and am eure-ffom the efRcacs of
Dr.. Wrightf preparation Of the same remcdy-thnt
they were entirely correct
Yours. truly,
u. &HELTON NAOKRN2XR. LIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-06
G. on G.-Says Greeley Of Grant

"His early, rcsolute, persistent opposi-
ton to President Johnson's Efforts to hav,
Gen. Lee and other rebel chiefs, whom he
(,irant) pAroled, arrested and tried Tor trca
Son, with the general humanity aud moles-
Alton 81 his views a. TO tho treatment 81
the defeated rebels, prove him lar mort
than . successful General--show that hi
character embodies som. Of the higher Gle
ments u broad aud generous statesman
ship
Now We rather like that. II suits US.
Chant protected the rebel Generals when
the President aud his friends wanted them
arrested aud punished. For that interior
cice in favor of tho bloody traitors, the
Tribune compliments General Grant and
ior psremptorily refusing TO allow treason
10 be made odious right on the spot, Gree
hey pats Grant appfo,ingly on the Shout.
Ter. and proaounccs him Statesman I,
Now slurm, you Radical hlue-beilics. tina,
don't want him nominated for the Presi
dsncy. just put I'll i pinch Of sorrow into
your pipes and smoke il NOW, by st.
Paul, the work goes bravely on"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-06
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-06

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Aner sunering two yeara with Consumption and
Sn..n. hemoragee. was induced 90 try Wrighfs
IE Sylup AMER using Elk bottles, health returned.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-06


Every plain girl has one consolation. II
she is not . pretty young lady, she will, II
she lives, be u pretty old one.
"Matrmony is like masonry-no one
knows the secret until he is initiated. 1t 10
like an ecl-trap very easy to e. in, but
hard 80 get out"
DO the ladies' like tall or short men best
We don't know ~ to the latter, but every
body knows that ladies ere fond Of Hy men
A Nashville girl writes to Nashville
paper that there are mo parks, no prone
nadcs nor conveniences for 0ve-naking il
all Nashville"
The Mobile Times says, "all scientific
men agree this winter will be the severest
we have experienced for n number Of years +"
"She only wore = single rose," according
to the song. Rather a light costume. =
Wind wasn't pro5sbly east that day.
a sentimental Cd hachelor says awo-
man, heart Is The sweetest thing in the
word, in fact perfect Aoacy- caAb--iull
Of cells. Beware,
A chap in Pittsburg jail for bigamy has
been making love to girls opposite his eel /,
by means OF placard letters. Another exam
pltcation of the leading passion" strong
III all.
W hen you Sc young man and woman
walking down the street. leaning against
zach other ike pair Of badly Matched OK
en-, 1t is pretty good sign that they are
bent on consolidation.
We zee some one advertising "My Wifc's
Sauce" II is to be regretted that ne does
not keep his ii.tlc discornforts to himself.
An old negro woman, terribly racked
with rheumatism, and despairng OF relief
a, the hands Of Cairo physicians, expressed
M earnest desire TO see DR.. Monroe, as she
believed he was the only medicine man llv-
ing who could cure her. "Why, chile"
persisted the innocent old creature "rve
hcarn Of da. Monroe doctrine evrywhers;
even afore | left the CArolinas; but il he
ever doctered there, il must have been At a,
very carly period neber see him"
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Washington Librasy
Company of Philadelphia are pouring in rap.
idly. The handsome engravings given away
with each share Q; stock arc Of rare and ex-
cellent workmanship. BY subscribing f,r
the stock at one dollar per share YOU obtain
an engraving worth fifty per cent. more
than yeu invest, besides participating in the
grand distribution Ct gifts. Every share Of
stock will receive some present, with an
equal chance Of securing some Of the valua-
be articles, as published in the schedule.
The engraving entitled 1.-The Marriage Of
Pocahon'as,' which accompanies five
shares OF stock, is executed in the neatest
and mos, approved style, and fully equal to
those Of the same character that are now
retai'od a, 'ght dollars, and each Of the five
shares guarantees one present in the final
distribution. The largest is guaranteed TO
be worth $4,000, the next $40, 900, the
next 80 Ono &c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-06

A CxcIsSArI drummer. who was sus.
pected by his wife Of fondness for rener.
81 female society. was followed by her to
vinccnnes. She took an adjoining ROOM
Finding there vas lady in the apartment.
he managed to attract her attention through
an aperture in the partition, . lively 6irta-
ton followed, and an elopcment arranged.
What VAS bic horror, on stepping out into
the hall Tor m interview. to DO confronted
~ - ON wifs. They wont away TO-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-06
s1EEHGOisI&N.
Resart Of she Centenary = eur ..
Total Receipts I'm Forty-Fiyc
Conf.rc aces. 80. 031 ,255.O0.

From the New York Methodist, Nov. 49,
The figures 81 the following table have
been gathered from variety of sources
The greater part has been obtained from
careful study Of the official reports Of the
conferences. as published. and from our cor