The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-10-16
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and Replies-Odds and Ends 0
Information.

h Chase, Towanda N. V, wants some one to
write up the history of the 69th N. Y, In THE
TRIBUNE--J. w. Pruyn, Wahoo, Neb., would
like the address of Isaac Reynolds. 22d Iowa. He
would also like to hear from any member of Co. F.
23d Iowa.. J. Chandler, Ripon, VT, would like
to inquire what has become of Serg't j. =. Hell
hngs, Co. b, 18th Pa, whom he took care of when
wounded at City Point. Va, in the Spring of 1865
r. j. feathers, Dover, Me-, writes that there is
some prize money due Ensign Hartshorn, late of
the u. S. schooner Hope, if he can be found
VIM. Campbell. Moline, Kan. would like to hear
from some of the comrades of the Goth Mo-
Frank l.. Fidge box S37. Middletown, KY, has In
his possession the discharge of Myron Sherwood
Co. III, 18th N. Y. and some other possessions,
which his friends can have by addressing Comrade
Fidge.-W. II. Graham, Cuero, Texas wants to
know the whereabouts-f he still lives-of his
Colonel &C. l.. Ma,hiasl, who commanded the 5th
Iowa Mt Iuka. Comrade Graham taken pris-
oner at Missionary Ridge and there saw bis Colo
mel for the last time.-Charles Matthew'S Pension
Office, Washington, d. c., has in his possession q
Ninth Corps silver badge with the name of Robt.
Merrill engraved thereon which he will gladly
turn to the owner or his friends on applic,ton.-
Gottieb Fahrner, Co L, 18th Mo, Helvetia VIVA,
would like to hear from some member of the e3d
Ill. about the battle of Murfreesboro.-Geo. w.
Leaman, Augusta, o., would like the words of the
J. w. Noah. Sidney, Mich, would like to know if
some of the readers of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
could give him recipe for picking cabt lge, such
WAS used occasionally in the army.-Phip ID.
Slower, Miffiinburg, Pa, would like to know the
whereabouts of Rev. Thos. j. Murphy, formerly
from Greenvile, Tenn. (Regiment unknoyn.) He
Farnsworth, who belonged to some Iowa regiment,
and Sephias j. Hall, of Ohio company and regi-
ment unknown al three of whom escaped with him
SSoverl from Salisbury, n: c., Nov. 90 ,lS54.-
Thos. Rohan, Co. b, 2ist Wis. Minneapolis, Mimi.
would like to know the whereabouts of JOS Trek
ell, Co. b. Dist Wis.,. Nj. Memarce, Roca Neb..
would like to know If the Frank Gurley referred to
by Comrade Medcalf in THE TRIBUNE OF Aug. II
was the noted Alabama guerrilla of that name
Jno. Miller late Sergeant, Co. E. LIST Md Cav, Bal
timore Md would like to hear from some of the
LIST Md. Cav.--The followng-named officers of
the seth ILL., will confer favor by sending their adj
dresses to Isaac X. Young. Secretary of the seth
H.. Bristol Ill. Capt. j. F. Copp, Lieut.. c. j.
Arenschild, Co. F. Lieut.. Alex. Reecher. d; Capt.
J. NJ. Rigney. Lieut.. w. H. Kinney, G; Capt. II. G.
Wood, Lieut. III. W. Adams, Lieut.. E. III. Howell.
b ; Capt. W. II. Phelps. Lieut.. G. NJ. Carnahan. 1;
Lieut. J. A. Jackson XIV. r. Thomas Oak
land, Cal. would like the address of Pauline Cush-
man, who was prominent spy in the Union Army.
Oscar s. Avery, CO. Il, Nth Mich, would like to
know if he is the only survivor of his company
and regiment as he has never heard from any Of
them, either through the columns of THE TRIBUNE
otherwise.-L w. Batenan Co II. 50th N. Y.
Eng, Adrian, Bates Co, Mo, would like to hear
from some comrades of his company.