Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-08-08
WHERE THEY AXE NOW.
The Disfing uished Soldiers of the War an
How they Pass Their Peaceful Days.

The Distinguished Soldiers of the War and
How they Pass Their Peaceful Days.
Gen. I. ). Wood lives at Dayton. o.
Gen. James A Wilson lives in
BOstoa.
Gen. Alfred P'easoaAon iires in fhiia'
delphia
Gen. H. j. Hunt is in the service At
Washington.
Gen. Don Carlos Buell. is pension
agent at Louisville.
Gen. John q. Parke is superintend.
ent of West Point
Gen. N. P. Banks is United States
marshal, Boston.
Gen. John Pope was retired last year
as major-general,
Gen. Alexander S. Wcbbis president
Of the City college
Gen. D. NJ Gregg. the cavairyman,
is in the regular service.
Gen. Charles H. Devens is Judge OF
Superior court at Boston.
Gen Lew Wallace lives at Indian.
npolis and is writing books
Gen. W. W. Averell. the cavalry
leader, is at home in Bath, N, Z
Gen. Daniel Butteriield resides ii
New York and is capitalist
Gen. w. +. Smith lives in New York
and is q celebrated engineer.
Gem Horato g. Wrigh, ia on the re.
tired list and lives in Washington.
Gen. John G. Robinson is on the
retired list and lives ut binghanton
Gen. Joseph b. Carr engineers
a chain cable manufactory at Troy.
NY.
Gen. Wesley Merritt, also gallan.
cavalry general is in the regular ser
vice.
Gen. John +. Hartranft. ex-governor
of Pennsylvania. lives at philadelphia.
Gen. William Is. Franklin is prUsi.
dent of manufacturing company al
Hartford.
Gen. A. V. Kautz, the cavalrynan
| il in Nebraska colonel OF the ST!
infantry.
Gen John C. Fremont is prcsidont
of a mining company. with All Office II
New York.
Gen. George Stoneman, ex-governor
| of California, owns large grazing land!
in that state.
Gen. o. b. Wilcox is brigader-gon
oral, commanding a department ii th'
Missouri division,
Gen. II. A. BarnUrn practices law IL
New York and constantly suffers iron
severe army woun,l3
| ro, 4 i,:ll,,a,1 ~, IA rn,r,.in
engineer service and now at arm,
headquarters in New York,
Gen, w. T., Sherman resides in New
| York. He was retired as general. an'
that Office does not now exist,
Gen. Franz Sirel is pension agent q
New York. He was German solaie
who volunteered in the war.
Gen. Nelson a. Miles is brigadieT
general y. 5. A., commanding depart
ment OF Arizona. division Of ii
Pacific.
! Gen. J. j. Bartlett, who, receive
Lees arms at Appomat'oz. is dcpgt
commissioner Of pensions 1T Was!
ington.
Gen. George Crook is brigade--gen
eral U. 5. A.. commanding t..c depart
ment Of the Platte. division of Mis-
Ouri.
| Gen. 0. 0. Howard is maior-g gen
eral u. S. A.. commanding tie diviSio
of the Pacific. He lost Nh arm ct Fai
Oaks,
Gen. John Gihhon is hrigader-gen
crsl Y. s A. commanding the depart
.nrilt uf the Columbia. division o. I'll
Pacific
Gen. John M. Schotiela ~ rla,oc
general commanding the division 0
the Atlantic. the principal subordinat
command.
| Gen. Abner Doubleday is on the re
tired list and lives ut Mondham, N. J
He opened Sumtcr's guns on Moul;ri
in April, 1861.
! Gen. Alfred II. Terry is major-gen
eral commanding the division Q
Missouri, the central division OF tn
army. Ho WAS z volunteer soldier. ne
trained to arms,
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