The National tribune., 1884-04-17
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
A Glance at the Contents OF The Tribune's Nail

Comrade r. A. Tooker, sergeant, company g,
92d Pennsylvania volunteers, Kane Pa. IN coTrec-
ton OF j. H. Eberhears letter, writes that the 18th
Pennsylvania reserves tBucktails) were never
sworn into the United States service for their first
three years Half of the regiment never got any
pay for the service rendered III West Virginia.
conlrade Oliver Lampman, 1Iiliedgeviile. H.,
would like to hear from some of the boys who
We're captured with him near Wartrace, Tenn, In
Hay, ls62, while duty repairing telegraph lines,
ana confined IN Macon prison, Ga.
Comrade Charles E. Mcneil, Kirwin, Kan, would
like to hear from some member of the Sturgis
brigade.
Comrade G. G. Wood woonsoclxet Dakota,
wishes some comradc of Captain Babb's battery,
9Th Indiana, would give account of the services
OF that batteEy-when mustered in and when dis
charged.
Mrs S. E. Eastman, Yankton, Dakota, whose
husband was member OF company NJ, Sd Penn
sylvania heavy artillery, wishes some comrade of
hls would write the history OF the Cd Pennsylvania
comrade 81. B. H. Altoona. Ill, wishes some
one would write up the life of Colonel William Z.
Speely late of the 24th Indiana veteran volunteers
who was also Mexican war veteran, now de-
ceased he was resident of Orleans Ind.
Gomrade Alfred K. Bailey, 18th Illinois V. T.
Boomer, Mo-. would like some soldier who was on
the train going from Bridgeport to Nashville
Tenn. on the 9th of June, 1864 to write an ae-
count Of the accident that occurred just after pass
ing through the tunnel in the Cumberland Noun
tains.
Comrade 8. w. Haptonstail fireman, Ia Fay
cite. ILL.,, would like to hear from some OF his old
shIpnates, either OF the Manhattan or the Frank
I'm, VINO were with him during Farragat's cruise
about Europe.
comrade W. F. Priniey Mead. Neb., says: If
there was such a regiment in the United states
service as the 9Th Illinois mounted infantry voian-
teers, and any u members survived the struggle.
! would like to hear nom them through The
NATIONAL TRIBUNE or by letter.
Comrade D. c. Taylor Jacksonville Vt would
IKE TO communicate with some member OF the
list wisconsin; also, wants TO know what regi-
Isent was with the DIST on the top OF Lookout
Mountain. Tenn, in the spring of 1s6i
Comrade G. w Miller, Terre Haute, Ind, wants
to know where lie can obtain n copy of " Under
Canvass; or, Roll of Honor of The 18th Indiana,
1867 by Comrade Pool :.
Conrade B. LuclSey, Columbus, Kan says, in
response to inquiry of ]. i. Noble, TO where the
LIST division, 18th army corps, caped the night
OF the 9th of November 1863 that he knows where
one Tegiment-the 18th iowa-was cafnped for they
We're supporting New 7 ork battery north of the
spur of Lookout Mountain on a hill across Lookout
Creek. 1omrade Iuckey would ike to hear from
someone III regard TO the explosion at Cheraw.
Corraie c. r. Morris San Francisco Cal would
like some member OF the 18th (Brooklynl n. Y.
Zouayes to give him the date at which that regi-
nlent left Fort Green for the seat OF war.
comrade y. B. Eaton, Coin. Iowa, company
H. 10th indiana volunteer infantry, would Ike
some conirade 10 tell him now and where III.
j. Ball, who was in the provost guard at Co
lunbus, Ohio 1862, and a member of company
H. "a kentucky infantry, dled. lie WAS Detailed
orderly at headquarters Ist brigade LIST division
4th army corps. and went to New Orleans, from
which point ConaIade Easton received his last
letter from him.
Connrade II. Croker, company 3, 38th Wiscon-
SIM lnman, Mimi. wants some member of his
regiment to explain through THE Tribune what
became of the colors Did the LIST battalion lose
them at the Wilderness? 1t had new coEors At the
grand review, but they had been through that
bloody road TO Petersburg.
Comrade j. Brewster Minneapolis. Mimi. would
like some hne 10 furnish sketch of the life of
Lieutenant Adams, Of massachusetts, who was
killed in Florida.
Conlrrde William Love, company B, 65th Hi
nois Orion, H.. claims that the 1o3d Ohio was the
first, and the Goth Illinois the second TO cross the
Chattahooche River, while comrade d. L. Greene,
LIST Wisconsin infantry, Grangeville, Idaho, de-
clares that his regiment was the first to cross.
Comrade j. G. Goodell, company +, 51st Illinois
infantry Colorado Springs, Colo, unites with COM
rade Thompson, of company K, IN the demand that
some one write up the part taken by the regiment
at Stone River and Chickamauga.
Comrade Jefferson Cook, company r. 10th Iowa
infantry Leon, Iowa, of our veteran suhscrib-
ers would Ike to hear from the old command.