The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

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Longstreet -is in . comfortable pos;-
ton in New OrIeanr.
lake Ekonpsoa is living in moderate
circamstauces at Memphis.
Beaurcgard is superintendent Of the
street railway in New Orleans.
Joe johnson Is thriving as leading
life Insurance man OF Savannah.
Jed Davis is president of the Carroll
M insurance company at Memphis.
Gen. Polly Robinson, formerly Of
Hoods division, IS planter Of Texas.
Gen. Albert Pike, brigadier from
Arkansas, is practicing law at Washing
ton City.
General Braxton Bragg lives At Mobile
and Is superintendent of the street rail-
ways, with a fair salary.
Col. Carter, of the rebel army, is now
selling with Pinchback, and like Long
Dtnpet has been on all sides.
6S6. Kershaw, of South Carolina, 10 q
lawyer in the quiet town of Camden,
and is making livelihood.
Gen. Hood has been cotton factor
and insurance agent at New Orleans
and makes ont but tolerably well.
Ex-Scnater Kobt. u. T. Hunter has a
poor farm on the Rappahannock river in
the tdewater part Of Virginia.
General Chea,h,m, having made an
unsuccessful run for Congress against
Horace Maynard, has returned 20 private
life.
General Harry Hapes, ex-colonel Of
tho Texas rangers, has married lady OF
means, and has been Oncc sheriff OF
: New Orleans.
JUDAH, Z. BENJAMIN has q good law
practice IN London, England, but his eli
cnts are nearly all Americans from the
! southern states.
General John G. Breckenridge lives al
Lexington, Ky. and was given an i'm
portant place at one time by the Chesa-
pcake aud Ohio railroad.
General ID. Ii. Hill keeps school al
The town Of Hilsbcroush, and meantime
edits . periodical, published once
month, called The Land We Love-"
Admiral Iiaphcal.Scmmcs is practicing
law in Mobile, and seems to be in good
circumstances, which leads gossiping
folks TO imagine tina; he must have saved
some prize money.
Robert Tyler, ex-clerk Of the Supreme
court Of Pennsylvania, and son OF
President John Tyler, is the editor Of
the Advertiser, Democratic State organ
at Montgomery, Ala.
y Ben. Hill, ex-confcdcratc, is practicing
law ri, Atlanta, and is said to be the best
LAWYER in the State He was q Senator
OF the confederate States, and had - per-
sonai collision with Yancey.
Forrest, the great cavalryman and OK
negro trader, has been railroad prcsi-
dent and livery stable keeper at Mem
phis, and sometimes appears to DC doing
tolorsbie. thank you.
General Pickett, who obtained $4,000
for the small pox documents which were
purchased by the war department during
the last political campaign, huctuatcs be-
tween Washington city and Canada.
Alexander IL. Stevens lives near Craw-
ssordsvillc, Georgia, in small and not
,very comfortable house, which he digni-
sfies with the name Of Liberty Hail."
!. HIS forte is editorials of liberal linear
dimensions.
Major General Joseph Wheeler, CON-
,mandcr of Wheeler's celebrated cavalry,
land q West Pointer, has married a rich
lady in north Alabama, and lives at his
ease, unwilling to call King George his
.uncle.
General William Malone is at Lynch
burg, Va, president of the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad, and en-
dcayoring to save it from the jaws of
Tom Scott who has fanked him by the
Denver road and mooted connection of
the same.
General Robert l.. Walker, ex-secrcta-
ry Of war Of the confederate States, who
avowed his intention to plant the rebel
dag over Faneuil Hall six months after
the war begun, is practicing law with
some SUCCESS At Huntsville, Ala.
Joe Brown is fifty-five years old and
be is the Bismarck OF Georgia. He is
pretty rich-worth anything between
tl00, 900 and $1,000, OO0-and is presi-
dent Of the Western 4 Atlantic railroad.
Its connection is said to be the strong
cot in the South, and Simon Cameron is
I'D 70 be interested in it.
aDecs q he late Cold Tern o. TIE reach
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