The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
COSFEDERATE GENERALS.
What These War Veterans Are Doing For Livelihood Since They Put
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often asked bat not so easily an- s1ercd and il $ tae Loaager's p4r- pose 10 try to reply to this question in the presently coming column. Only tBese who hayo undertaken such $ task eaa appreciate its in. nenSity and trouble, bat serves is purpose 1 shat be content. To begIn with thos of the highest rank five fall Generals of the Gonfeder- ete Army, Johnston, J E., and Beaurcgard survive. Gea. John ston K United States Commissioner of Railroads, aHd Gen. Beauregard iiye- n Louisiana, where he has created the finest body ot militia tor Its numbers in America He IS d. so oHe tae Commissioners for the .iqudation oi eag 9f the old Louis- Iana State Banks. besides winch he has other important business con ueetions
 Thore were t0enty-one Ineuten= Generals Tn the Confederate Army rom first to last, and ofthese all were rom the United States Af- my bat foaf-yiz Richard Taylor, N E. Forrest, Wade Hampton and and John B. Gordon. Ot ihom, the following are living. D. II. Hilt, who is in North Carolina, Stephen Lee, Early, Bucknef, Wheeler and !. F. Stewart, besides the two not from the United States Army, men- fioued above GHstavus ". Smith is the ranking Major General living and makes his home in New Tori. City. M T. Martin lives at Match ez, and is railroad president. C. ", Field lives at Hot Springs, Ark, !. L. I.snax is Superintendent 0 ] prosperous seheel in Virginia Frank Armstron K the best United States Indian Inspector under the Government, for he was born in the Ghoctav Nation. Humse lives in Memphis, Tenn. Churchill was Governor Of ArkansaS, and lives at Little Rock Gelqaitt was Govern of of Georgia, and is Umted States Senator-elsct from that St,.te. Col Stone has returned from Egvpt. and k living here n Washington, and is Ghiet oI q division n the Surgeon General office. Dibreil is a member of Congress from Ten nessee Lyon, Vho eamuanJea one of Forests divisions awhile lives at Eidy7ifle, Ky Nackall, who was ! Brigadier General and q Chlot of Goa, Bagg's aaa. lives over n Fairfax County, }a, not fsF rom Washington H. ia n wretch. cd health. }icGanao mem= 6ef os tte Supreme Court of south Carolina " E Niles s cotton planting maseate on the Yazo9 River ta Mississippi. Roger \. Re,ot IS } pro&poru lawyer in New York. John C. #8Ikel Is a down in Genital America. as Secretary of Legation unaee panby Haurer, ~Ao k aer minister there. Lord. hoe he world changes lIolnes is in Mexico 'aiaias. and hear, making money
 0i the three eos who Were gen erals GHrtls, vae Ha, NJ. DavS' Chief q stsa President ot t6e Washington and Lee College in Virginia William Itenry Fitzh- ogh Lee. generally called Rainy. 5s 8 planter ana member af t16ngrss from the Eighth Virginia dstrict. Fitzhugh 6eo T cousin of the others and [ famous cavalry officer, owns the Rayenswcoa" estate on .hc To tol4ao dfty maes below Washing ton, and is Governor of lho State of Eirglnla Robert k. Lee, the Generals son. vino served in tbe ranks the greater part ot lho War. lives on the James river. ami owns 2 handsome estate there. He ls more nk 8 lis great father in ap pealanee and manner than any .. the Lees. ! have heard, though do not know how true it is; that i is in contemplation t.y the Lees to remove tho dust of their grandfath CT (''light-horse Harry Lee, q; Gen. Washington always calico hlm,) from Cumberland Island ane bury It by the side of Gen. Ro0eft |. Leo. 1T had 10 select the mar who should represent mentally and
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