The National tribune., 1883-05-24
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tribute Such narratives as Good Bye to Dixie
by Comrade Hill, make the old veterans frmer
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ll4th N Y. vols, Guilford, n. Y.
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the van guard of the company of recruits which
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and the brave boys who were captured with him
at Pilot Knob, Mo, were shot? Was it by Prices or
Shelby's orders and what had Maj. Wilson done to
merit such fate? "-Chas. Isenberg late of Pleas
onton's cavalry, division of the West, De Lassus,
Missouri.
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of company /, Forty-fourth Illinois. AT present
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Frank Ii. Schmaltz, La Crosse. Wis.
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inform us whether we were surprised mott.
@. A, Marengo, III.
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kenney, company III, Second regiment Rhode
Island volunteers, which he left with me- and has
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rect. AS lay between the contending forces most
could count thirteen regimcntal flags in space not
over twenty rods long. Some of my comrades
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NJ Taylor Sd brigade, Sd division, 21st Corps,
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veterans IN this locality. was told some person
called for my address in a card in New York
paper Put my name your books so that if
you have call for it. YOU can give the inoIirer in
formation. | was captain, major, and lieutenant
colonel of the Thrty-seventh regiment Illinois
Infantry; colonel Ninety-second q. S. c. t. and
brevet brigadier- general of volunteers.n-H. n.
Frisbie, New Orleans La
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