The National tribune., 1882-09-23
SMALL SHOT.
Our sharpshooters Picking OF the Enemy at Ions
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versal satisfaction among old soldiers here"
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE voices our sem
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Post this winter" Erastus Smith," Now,
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, and keep posted as
to what Congress is doing for the boys who
wore the blue am going to try my hand at
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al have taken THE TRIBUNE for one year, and
find it the best soldiers paper / have ever
taken" W. W.-"THE TRIBUNE is very
much liked here. think 1 can send you some
more subscribers" n. x. P. Dunning.--"I I
send you $12 for twelve new subscribers"
Isaac Shakely.-"I would rot give The
TRIBUNE for all the papers printed in the
State of Wisconsin. l will send you a few
more solid shot soon. Continue to shoot at
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big gun" William Jaques.-"Do not by any
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l want it as long as I am able to pay for it.
Every ex-soldier should have it in his house"
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merits" Oscar Sheppard.-"I 1t does me good
to read Of the battles 1 once helped to fight"
w. Terwilliger. TT want your paper. |
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word" z. H. Smith.--"Among all the other
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don't get it," w. J. McNeir, VIM. B. Hatch
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est and subscribe for THE NATIONAL TRIB-
UNE." Benjamin F. Kelly.--"Let our battle
cry be forward and keep up the fire all along
the line until we gain the victory" IA. Leon
ard.-"I think Comrade La Baumc could not
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erdn in better hands than yours" Moses
Dimon.-"I was one of the subscribers of
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much, but like The NATIONAL TRIBUNE full
as we'll" l.. II. Smith, feel that You are
doing a glorious work. May you always be
found at the post of duty" A Needs-"I
intend to do all in my power to place THE
TRIBUNE in the hands of every ex-soldier in
the country. 1 love it above all other papers,"
George w. Parrott.-"I send you two more
subscribers as a matter Of course, feel in
terested in paper like The NATIONAL TRIB-
UNE." James Wells" This is the first shot
from my skirmish line, and you will hear more
when the boys get their guns loaded" T. S.
Potter.-"I have watched with much inter
est your advocacy Of the soldiers rights during
the last session of Congress, and l will do all I
can TO get you subscribers" J. L. Hail.
" In '62 the boys in Blue were all right with
some people who would like to ignore their
claims now. l ain glad to have paper that
advocates the soldiers rights" J. f. jackson.
II have been a reader of THE TRIBUNE
since April, and like it very much" Robert
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closed please find two dollars for the best SOL
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II have been reading THE TRIBUNE for
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dierS' paper printed" w. Camp.-"I 1t is the |
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be IN the hands of every old veteran" G. II. |
was an old Union Veteran