The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-01-10
Veterans Who Want to Hear from Their Old Con

rades.
Comrade D. II RincnilI, of Poodhouse III, has
m his possession the commission of John VI. Brock
as second lieutenant of the 9th Illinois, and viii
forward it to him or any near relative.
Conrade J. w. Hewey, of indianapolis, Ind,
claims that the song commencing
March to the battlefield,
The foe is now before us, -
is of revolutionary origin, and was sung by his
mother fifty years ago. lie thinks George II.
Williams should not take the credit OF composing it.
Comrade Leander J. Beall, Kirksville, No.
wants to hear from the boys of Milroy's brigade.
ComTade ]. B. Gardner of Dayton, Oregon,
writes to US that he is anxious to hear from some
of the boys OF his old regiment-the I'D Iowa
infantry.
Comrade Presher, of Aurora. Neb.. world Ike to
hear from some member of I'd brigade. Sd division,
20th army corps about the Kentucky campaign.
Comrade F. Il. Carter, Parsons, Kan, wants
some OF the boys to give short history of Gen.
eral Shields division.
Comrade Kressly, of New Mahonng Pa would
like TO hear something through THE TRIBUNE oil
the l32d and 2O2d Pennsylvania volunteers.
Can any eomrade send Sadie Sullivan the words
OF u song commencing
'Sherman's army victorious
las reached the Atlantic shore"
Her address is Colorado Springs. Colorado
Connrade G. w Nease, of Savannah, No, would
lSeto hear from ex-prisoners of Vieksburg and
jackson, Miss.
Conrade David Lainpher. Martinsburg Neb.
would like to hear from conrade of the 9th
Illinois in regard TO the battle of Kenesaw Mount
ain, on the 9th of June, 1854.
Comrade FL. A. Trip, Blue Hill Me-, writes us
j notice an inquiry for H. Z. Sellers, lst Maine
volunteers. Henry K. Sellers LIST Maine heavy
artillery is deputy collector in the custom house
at Bangor, Me-
A comrsde residing at sanborn, Oak, would
Ike TO hear through TIE TRIBUNE, from Berdani
Sharpshooters
Comrade Daniel Wares Ashby Mass, calls at
| tention to the fact not mentioned in Chronol
ogy, that the I'd well rs the LIST U. S. sharp
shooters participated in the reconnaissance from
Potomac Greek, the last day of December 1862
Comrade Wares was member himself of the I'd u
s. sharpshooters.
Theodore A. Knapp, Ansonia. Conn, wants &c
| know whether any reader of THE TRIBUNE recalls
the name of the boy who brought the rations from
| Mankato to Kasota Mimi, for company T. q
Minnesota cavalry, on New Years Day, 1868.
.Adiutant," Post 200, Athens ILL.,, late of the stI
| Illinois cavalry, says, in reply to Coinrade Halls
that the last seen of the Black Horse Cavalry they
were trying to get through Asliby's Gap, with
lot of Hoosiers close at their heels.
| Comrade p II. o'Connel Danvers. Mass. Is
Massachusetts heavy artillery wouiI like to heal
from his old comrade who escaped with him or
the night of October 81 1854. from Columbia brick
| Jail.
Comrade J. N. MILESTONE Montroee Iowa. says
u wish some one would give history OF the part
taken IN the two dnys' fight at Nashville hy tin
10th army corps" The part taken by each corps
IN the battle of Nashville fully given iii al
editorial entitled Army of tho Cumberland" In
our issue of October IS, IsSs.-ED
Conrade D. T. Dunbar of Wichita. Kan. chai
lenges Comrade Perry ]. Quick,s statement II
regard to Wirz being at Florence Prison. Colons