The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-07-10
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Glance at the Contents of The Tribune's Ms
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Comrade Ben Hover Co G. 10th Pa Berrvs-
burg Pa. would ike to hear from some of his
comrades.
Wm. Elmendorf, Kingston N " has in his pos
session an honorable discharge, which was found
In that city, bearing the name of John Liudelnan.
llth Ind. which he will restore to owner upon
application.
j. Hinson, Menasha. Wis: have in my posses
sion hospital descriptive roll of VIM E. Howell.
private, Co. u, SD Ohio. from Triplex General
Hospital, Columbus. Ohio, dated April n 1863 II
shows that Howell had been discharged. VIII send
1t to his friends address, if notified.
N. P. Walker. Co. a, 96th Ohio, Portland. Ind.
| wants to know who had the photographs OF Ohio
reg1mentai flags for sale at the Columbus Reunion
last Summer.
Conlrade Avery Hawkins. Eogota, H., says il
was his regiment (3sth III. and not the 3Sth Ohio
that captured the prisoners and train of rebel am
nuntion at Perryvile, Ky.
Any one knowing present address of Simeon
keough, an ex-soidier supposed 10 be in Canada,
whose wife is deceased and daughter in poor cir
cumstances, should notify James A. Bailly Fair
port, Monroe Co, n. 7.
c. Grundy ST., Morrisonville H., responds to
" 8Iyrtles . call for the 10th III. He was mem
Der of Co. e. and says he saw Johnny Copps last
june at Springfield. where he is an owner in a
large wooden mill--Iooking not day older JasDer
Barney of the 10th ILL., lives or did live near Noko-
mis-, III. Both were fire regiments and only parted
company i'll August 1864. The 10Th was heard of al
oCoS2CSiO tiilO i1chtOns4liS
C. F. Cartwright, Co. B, 9th y. Y Art, Saugerties.
\. " returns thanks 10 comrades for papers sent
him.
w. A. Bartholomew Marengo, Iowa 59th Ind
says it Co. A,-the skirInish companv-not
Go. II, that planted the coors at Jackson Hiss He
should correspond directly with Jeremiah b.
Rlckel. Co. II, on that point. THE TRIBUNE can't
undertake to discuss such details.
In regard to VIM. NJ. Hayes, captured June or
july 1868, a. b. Perkins, Co. F, 10Th Iowa Sunny
I 4 on xrrff2 hot l.
name at Belle Isle who went with him to Ander-
sonyilie, but never knew his fate.
Comrade E. S. Heath Kennerdell. Pa. has the
discharge paper of Elijah b. Russell or RupelI Co.
i. 18th Ohio. 1t was found IN empty house at
Bullion, Pa.
Albert Hart, Co. C. 55th Pa, Santa Cruz. Cal,
desires to learn the address of any eonrade of that
company.
chas II. Osborn, Co. D, 11sih n. Y, Mt Vernon,
oalo wants the address OF surgeons who in
charge at Hampton Hospital ia 1861
Henry Warehouse, Co. b. I'd Mich. Winoua
Mimi, wishes some coTnrade would supply him
with the song entitled " Croxtons Brigade
Al. Long. Co. K, 6sth Ohio, GoIdendaIe. W r.
writes that the address of Gen Miroy is Fort SIM
coe, Yakima Co, Wash t. and not as given in
TIE TRIBUNE of June ).
VIM B. Witcraft, Co 7, 10th H.. Romance Wis.
would like to know the names of the two soldiers
who were hanged on the morning of March u
1855, near Bentonyile, n. c., by the Confederates
Comrade A @. White, Beaver, Pa, writes as fol-
lows: noticed an inquiry in your paper asking
for information us to who took command of the
10th Pa, after the death of Col Roberts, at Cettys-
burg. The command of tie regiment fell upon
Capt Stockton, of Co K of that regiment, as senior
officer.
Comrade Wesley Howard Windham. n. Y.
wonders what has become of the bows of the 57tb
y. Y, as he has not heard from any Of them since
the war.
Comrade Thomas J. Kendall, Battle Ground
Ind. late Co A. 2d Ind writes hat hos
just recovered little silver badge he lost in Nav
1864 on the Etowah River, Ga.