The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 20, 1883, Page 2

The Confederate Generals. The Washingtor Herald as an has gnteresting article showing what become of the confederate genet al It says many have died and baye disappeared. But the higher rank who survive a ontairly well, Of the five erals of the confederate army j- E. Johnston and Beauregard Genera! Johnston ist! ofa prominent New York insu 5 ral Beaur ral of the = » has crea for its numbers st body of iil ica). He is alsu one of the oners tor the li - old Louisiana state O.AnkKs, ich he has ot connecuo » lieutenant generals a ate army fron last. and of these all were trom the United States army bur te Richard Taylor, N. 8. F Wade Hampton and John B. Ger- don. Oft D. H. Hill, who is in Nerth Stephen Lee, Eearly, Buckner, Wheeler and A. P. Stew- att, besides the two not from the old United States army mentioned above Gustavus W. Smith is the ranking major general living, and was_ state Wiz rest, em the following are liv- olina ; gommissioner of insurance in Ken- tucky. W.T. Martin hives at Natch- ez, and is arailroad president, C. W. Field and L.L. Lomax are in Florida, and both ure in the em- ploy of the United States corps et engineers, Marmaduke Johnson is in St. Leuis, and is wealthy. William P ston lives in Kentucky, and hasa fortune he inherited. Humes hyes in Memphis, Tenn. Wirt Adams s an agent for Mississippi, and lives at Jackson. Frank Armstrong liyes here and in St. Louis, and is con- nected with the Gould system of sailroads im the southwest. Church- ill was governor of Arkansas and lives at Little Rock. Colquitt) was gia and is United sct from that state. governor of Ge S tes senator- €olston has returned from Egypt, aad is living somewhere in Virgin: Dibrell is a member of congress from Vennessee. Lyon, who command- ed one ot Forrest’s divisions awhile, fives at Eddyville, Ky. 21 do not &now what Mackall, who was a brigadier general and chief of Gen- eral Bragg’s staff, 1s doing, but I be- lives in Geergia. McGow ieve f South Carolina Miles, W. R., 1s a cotton-planting magnet on the Yazoo river in Mississippi. R.A. Yrior is a prosperous lawyer in New York, and mirabite dictu. hear ne is an == tic advocate ot Gover- ee: sutler for the Breuency: a Rip’? ashe is called, s atk ioudon: the agent of an Amer- company, and Rhoddy is ere with him. John G. Walker jis n Mesico, and is getting rich in und Holmes 1s his his p am C. ilroad man and rep irgima. Of the three Lees ho were gener Mr. Davis’ als, Custis—who was f of staff—is the pres- ‘ESTABLISHED 1870. BENNETT & WHEELER HARDWARE ANC GROCERIES, WOOL WANTED! an enthusia itv than ever | {heard not SPRING WAGONS &C, site ends of the the ex-president and vice- ind Hendri mosshacks, are called here This is a square A remark- 4 J.M. PAYTY, Groceries and Queensware, GR OCE RIES what was said a wee certainty that Mr. able interview wit! fricks was for | appears in the Wabash Courier to- day. which has caused much stir A second place now pohtical circles. } E readiness tha Hendricks has made It is the tenc no time since Mr. from his campa health been better than it and will compete in Prices and Quality of Goods, , olive branch to Mr. 1 Regarding his recent visit z = : 3 acceptance in i York the following conversation oc- worth the country’s wt response from the Indiana a sey in New York did you see : A cy, which will test the enthusiasm ON SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC Riys visit beg merely of a busi- ness nature, and time did not see Mr. T is generally described VPILER:, this interview. authenticity which has already questioned here, it is said, newspapers : recovered ?”’ have been in Mr. GOoOorPDs NDERS CULFIVATORS, SASONABLE | MINNEAPOLIS Mw wicort full tine of TOP, BUGGIES “es, from all that I can ae handwriting. isreasonable to suppose that that he who has been the y ae Pl is in better health than he has W IN E 5 T was talki McDonald : toid me there democratic = pressure being t was no question . 1 : favor of the old ticket, and he ex-Governor Hendricks is Tilden’s goed health.” To the suggestion that the country On the same said that Mr. Hendricks’ tarnittis the correct answer to tho question what it Mr. Rice sadly said. **I don’t know’ although he insisted that good position to hold. would regard the nomination of old ticket as equivalent to a cratic victory, Mr. **There is, no doubt, most remarkable citizens of ing that he does i Double Dai ay Line, ; ; His letter ot an is 1 member of the supreme court tiie was a treatise of a pertect RR. So HARDWARE (BUTLER, ge There is no Doubt ——BUT WHAT——— ie room as are ee: run master on the whole system St. Lous to New litical economy. last Cincinnati MISSOURI, convention, bone daily at $ a. enemy admits, was one ingenious documents that tement from t plane ot pat is wonderful He has live Dry Goods, Clothing and Groceries awakened by the pros- Gu ew B2U o SB EE CD BE’ He ——AT VIRGINIA.— assortment as can be | sane. AGUES & iiUNTER, est, as accor Trial. } BUTTLER: - - MISSOUR | Dorsev oe m the Chilicothey Lewis A. C therto uncons a sister in the world, twe pretty, he COAL AND WOOD YARD MceFARLAND. —I WILL PAY— THE TOP OF THE MARKET Wool that is Offered *And don’t vou never ck * Lyon two Doors South of The POSTOFFICE HARDWARE —AND-~ ‘QUEENSWARE a ian | BUTLER, MO. no tt orECT LEVER PA ae MING MACHINES GCA re SEWING MACHINE CO. CHICAGO, ILL -— ae * ORANGE, MASS. AGENTS. bi moves, at once, the cause BACK ACHE! = BEFORE — AND — AFTER pliances are sent 02 30 Days! 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