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Whnla FamiI, in the Var.

'I enlisted at the age of sixteen, the youngest of
five brothers who volunteered to defend our dear
old Union If my father had been alive at the time
/ am sure he would have enlisted also. He served
in the of 1872 and his father in the Revolution
ary war. So you see we are true Americans all the
Maine V. l., and j was wounded at the battle of
Gettysburg. One of my brothers lost his right arm
at the " wilderness. Another one shot through
both legs. Another contracted disease which made
him a burden to himself and his friends. Another
was taken prisoner and returned mere skeleton.
Comrades we should all rally TO the support of The
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TRIBUNE, and our battle cry Soldiers Rights -
F. w. Call, Deer Island, New Brunswick.
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fifth Missouri volunteers fred the first gun It was
the Twenty-irst Missouri. / was member of Co.
A. and was on picket the night before the battle.
stationed in front of General Prentiss divis-
ion and at o'clock at night heard theFebel grand
rounds reported the same 20 the officer of the
day, and, from what followed, believe my report
was acted upon by General Prentiss. At the break
of day, the next morning, my regiment, with Col
onel Moore commanding. passed by my post going
to the front. The command had not advanced
more than half mile before they ran into the
enemy in full force. They fired one round but re-
ceived such racking fire from the enemy that they
were compelled to fall back. General Prentiss
hearing the firing, got his men in line ready for
action, and by O'Clock the whole division was
hotly engaged, with results too well known
not taken prisoner with the rest of Prentiss'
division for stood At my post until forced by the
enemy 10 retreat, and passed the right flank Of
Prentiss' division, and made my way 20 the reax
md escaped capture. WILLIAM W. ORB.
Private Co. A, 2lst BIO. Vols.
MARcELLISE, ILL.
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SONGS OF THE CAMP.
The Old Canteen.
TRnG. Ii White.I

by g. III Whie.l
Send 1t up to the garrett Well, no; what's the
If it hang like horseshoe to serve a charm?
Had its day to be sure. matches Ill with things
Shall sack the old friend just because it is queer?
Thing of beauty it's not, but joy none the less,
AS my hot lips remember its oid-tlme caresS
And think on the solace once gurgng between
My lips from that battered old tin canteen.
It has hung by my side in the long weary tramp,
Been my friend i'm the bivouac baTrack and camp
In the triumph capture, advance and retreat,
More than light to my path, more than guide to
my feet
sweeter nectar meier flowed, howeer sparkling
and cold,
From out chalice of silver or goblet of gold
For q king or an emperor, princess queen,
Than to me from the mouth of that old canteen.
1t has eheered the desponding on many night,
TIL their laughing eyes cleaned in the camp fire
light,
Whether guns stood in silence, or doomed at short
range,
1t was always on duty, though 'twould not be
strange,
IF in somnolent periods just after TAPS"
Some colonel or captain disturbed at his maps,
May have felt suspicion that spirits" unseen
Had somehow bedeYiled that old canteen.
But think on the time when in luls of the strife
1t has called the far look in dim eyes back to life
Helped to staunch the quick blood just beginning
to pour,
sofiened broad, gaping wounds that were stiffened
and sore,
Moisiened thin livid lips, so desparing of breath
They could only speak thanks IN the culver of
death;
If an angel of mercy eer hovered between
This world and the next, twas that old canteen.
Then Danish il not as profitless thing
Were it hung in palace it well might swing,
To tell in its mute, allegorical way
How the citizen volunteer won the day.
How he bravely, unfiinchingly, grandly Won;
And how when the death-deaing work was done,
Twas as easy his passion from war to wean
As his lips from the mouth of that old canteen.
BY and by, when all hate for the rag with the bars
Is forgotten in love for the stripes and the stars
When Columbia rules everything, solid and sole,
From her own ship canal to the ice at the pole;
When we Grand Army men have obeyed the last
call
And the May flowers and violets bloom for US all
Then away IN some garret the eobwebs may screen
My battered old cloth-covered, tin canteen.
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The Burnside Expedition-A Correction.

To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
In my account of Burnside's Expedition I am
made to say that the Cossack " had on board the
Sixth New Hampshire, which was not the case
and the names of two of the transports are omitted
troops which they carried New York, Twenty
fifth Massachusetts volunteers; Northerner Twen-
ty-first Massachusetts volunteers; Guide Twenty
fourth Massachusetts volunteers; New Brunswick
Tenth Connecticut volunteers; Ranger, Twenty
seventh Massachusetts, volunteers; Highlander
and Hussar. Twenty third Massachusetts volun-
teers; Cossack Fifty first Pennsylvania volunteers;
Louisiana, Sixth New Hampshire; Eastern Queen,
Fourth Rhode Island -
Fraternally, yours,
q. w. PUTNAM.
so ELM ST., WORCESTER MASS.
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A Chin OF the Old Block.
To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:

To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
have been a constant reader of THE TRIBUNE
for six months and cannot do without it, / anx-
iously await its coming each Friday, and greet it
as a welcome visitor full of intelligence read all
the letters of ex-prsoners with great interest al
it always fills my heart with indignation too deep
for utterance when | learn how the poor fellows
suffered at the hands of traitors. / am q young
man, twenty years of age, aud can't remember
much about the war; but my father was a guide
and scout for the Union army through the noun
tains of East Tennessee, and knows all about it.
LAYTANA, TENN. A. l.. FLYNN.
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LAFAYETTE, MICH.
An Illinois Soldier Who Agrees WITH Gen. yeatch.

To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
1t is great pleasure to read, at this late day. of
battles in which have taken part and it is diff
cult to keep from ertiesing those that do not
as we do. General Yeatch appears to have seen
that Shiloh fight in good deal the same light as
did, and, of course he knew what was known at
headquarters better than did.
/ have Just read two communications from COM
rades of the Third brigade, who should have seen
the beginning of that battle as saw it. was in
the Forty third Illinois, and we lay between the
Seventeenth and Forty-ninth Illinois, and on the
same line as Prentss' division, but to the right
Shernaan's division lay in front of ours, and his
left reached little past Prentiss' right. We had
eaten breakfast, mounted guard and sent our
fatigue detail TO the river before the long roll WAS
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Bed.Ridden and Cured.

w E. HUEsTIs, of Emporia, Kansas, says that
his wife had been sick nearly seven years, and
for the last four months bed-ridden. She has
been treated by number of physicians and
only grew worse Her attention was called to
DR.. Pierce's g Golden Medical Discovery and
" Fayorite Prescription which she commenced
using. In one week she could sit up and in
three weeks could walk about. BY druggists.
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General Debility and Liver Complaint.

R. Y. PIERCE, M. D., Buffalo, n. Y: Dear
Sir-My wife has been taking your Golden
Medical Discovery" and Pellets for her liver
and general debility, and has found them 70 be
good medicines. ard would recommend them TO
all sufferers from Liver Complaint, Sour
Stomach, and General Debility.
Yours fraternally, y. E. HARMON,
Pastor " E. Church, Elsah, III.
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A pieket corrsats iensrsl Yeateh.

To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
have been reading so much in the columns of
THE NATIONAL. TRIBUNE about the battle of Shiloh,
that l thought would give the old vets little
sketch of what experienced on that terrible field.
General yeateh, in my opinion, gives the most
correct account OF any that have seen, with one
little exception. In his feposs he says the Iwsaty
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The Famous Timber jim OF AndersonviIle.

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know who and where the lannon's LinBer JIM
of AndersonviIIe Prison is. His full name is
Thomas j. Goodwin and ne is officer of the day Of
Post No. lS3 Windsor, Shelby Co., M j. y.
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Iu er ben Sib tommen, oa for:
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Sra Sslan0. Sra Repfiapit ifriues :
Den meo ltor 6rpst imsbeieebe Sinter
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miIo eno ltreng meo itiue og milbt
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me slGoeIise G%fterretninser fra andre
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men ifpl9e De foreIebise Giterretninaer
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ben liolte Otaanebstio, iaa at set enbs
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aarets Sespnoelie, maa ilastes paa
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lite mart fommer uuentet 6i9Ip eIer
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= Utlla os Staitafius Spsiel = bar
lloen Nopember pGret en meset itrena
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Sreaturerne belle Chen bar maattet
boloes paa StaIb. Baa Norolanbet
bar Seiret berimob ueret nosenlunbe.
o9 iom 6sl9e beraf er Der Saab ON.
at Ssnoerne fnnne reiie Jig isien efter
bet liolte Glars ublioe 6aar. = siife.
rtet bar Der paa SpbIanbet pGret tens
melis beIbis / ben iioite Sib. 9roult
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T. a., ca. 81 aar al. San
par en- betienbt Oister, iiar SaIme.
os bleu anieet for en- af Ss.
lambs fOrlte BrGoitanter, Der too pirf.
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st. Yaul par her i Spen iiolte gerouo
% Ssnoas os par Eoitmelter ausus
@ieit.
timber ct geis9 paa bette 9labs Spn.
tor meooeIte Mr. Sobniou manas me.
get Interests ante os opmuntrenoe Splps:
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SnSpanbrins til Reo Riper Oalen. Gan
ertlGreoe, at furrise aars Snbuanbrina
par ben itsrite Os ubsn SammenIia.
ming uistislte / SaIens Siitorie, 90 at
Oct Ter no til, at Snbuanorinaen iaar
oil antage enbnu itsrre Oimsniiousr.
Seo "Snouanorinesn" mente life Sr.
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