The National tribune., 1884-01-24
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Who Want to Hear from Their Old Con
.rafeS

Comrade VIM. l. Ley. Streator H. would ike
some comrade to write UP the part taken by Me
Cook $ brigade in the assault on kenesaw Noun
tain, june q, 1864. in which action Colonel Dan
McCook received his death wound while the
rebel works.
Comrade J. H Cunningham, 2ist Missouri, of
Sand Hill. Mo-, says VIII some member OF Gen
eral Mouer's brigade. 10th corps give an account
of their leaving Alexandria, La, in a heavy rain
storm and capturing a fort, with its garrison and
full battery of six guns some where up Red River,
without firing shot"
Comrade E. L. Burlington. of AIiddleburgh Pa,
would like to hear from his old comrades OF the
Staff Baggage Pioneer Corps. detailed from the
18th Pennsylvania V. 1.
Comrade w II. Wilder, West Pembroke, Maine
would like TO hear from members of the lst regi-
ment of Maine heavy artillery through THE TR1B-
USE.
Comrade A. p. Russell, of Atlanta, Mo. wants
some one to write up the history Of the Michigan
cavalry brigade.
Orleans wants to know if any eonrade recoliects
the rebel spy who hung just outside of Fred
erick City. Md, after the battle of Gettysburg.
Comrade Isaac Gents, first sergeant company B.
10th regiment, Indiana V. l., would ike to hear
from some OF the comrades OF bis regiment. He
says: AN of them seem to have been fighters, but
none of them writers"
Comrade G.. W Hill, Princeton. Ind, saws he
wishes that Sergeant Groves Captain Horn
brook, OF Evansville. Ind, or some member of the
65th Indiana, would write something OF its three
years service in THE TRIBUNE.
Comrade G. Hartman, company C, I44th New
York volunteers, Townsville, \. Y, would like to
hear further from ComTade n. G. Hecox in relation
to the battle OF Honey Hill.
Comrade John Massey, Of Sedalia. Mo-. has a sash
that belonged to 1ieutenant Dan A. Noodman, of
battery c. Sd artillery He is willing restore it
to him living, or To any OF his friends who would
value 1t.
Comrade Joseph W Reid. South Argyle, New
York found New Testament IN captured rebel
camp at Union City, Tenn, in March, 1852 which
had been presented to .. W J. Iatteiohu by his
ncice Mollie" If the lady is living and would like
to have the book, he is willing to restore it.
Comrade Frank Thacker. westfield. md would
ike 70 hear from some Of the old boys of the 5th
Virginia infantry snd lst Virginia veterans.
Comrade David Kissner, Ca-rigan. H., would
like some comrade to write an account of the run
ming OF the blockade at Yieksburg. Miss and
Grand Gulf, Miss, in 1863
priyateers and boats.
Comrade NJ. ". Scott, Cherryvale Kan. would
/ like some member of company FL both Illinois
volunteers. who prisoner at Camp Ford.
near Tyler. Texas, to write up an account of that
prison. Comrade Scott was prisoner there for
fourteen months.
Comrade H Stichter, Washington. Iowa. writes
US that he has in his possession bronze medal
issued by the State of Ohio to Iearcer Glenn COM
pany Il, Sd o. V. c., which the owner can have BY
1 applying to him.
Comrade Thomas c. Crossman. Fair1nount Civ
pany III, list Michigan shapshOoters who was with
him IN Andersonvilie prison. and particularly the
| address of Guy Auburn, formerly of Syracuse, n
| y. who was his bunk-Tnate IN that prison
| ComTade Fl. c. Graves, sergeaut-najor of 18th
regiment Illinois, V. l., now residing at Pleasant
/ Home, York county, Neb., would ike 10 hear from
some of the members OF his old regiment
| Comrade George s. Waterman WaterviIIe, NY
would like some conrade to give a detailed &C
count OF the blowing up Of the gInboat Essex al
/ the bOmbardment Of Fort Henry, as he had
/ brother on that boat and never knew his fate.
Comrade Perry L. Barton, Grand Valley, Pa
would ike TO hear from some member Of the 12tt
Pennsylvania cavalry who recalls the skedaddls
at Bolivar Heights IN Ga"
Comrade g. W. Camp, company I, 5lth Psnnsyl
wanna Y. l., Peabody, Kan, wants somebody tc
write up the history Of General Hunters Lynch
! burg raid, and give description Of the battles O
New Hope Church and kerntown. at the latter o.
which his old division commander, General james
| A. Mnliigan, received his death wound.
Comrade B. I. Grams New York, who enlisted
! October, 1863 at the age Of thirteen in company ID
| 9th New York Solunteers,-which regiment was
! consolidated with the 65th New York volunteers
soon after the battle of the Wilderness-wants
| some drummer boy 70 give his experience in TIL
| TRIBUNE, and would especially like to hear from
the one who appropriated his drum (which has
! one or two pictures tackled inside the she'll a
1 Halls Hill Va before he was mustered ont