The National tribune., 1885-01-15
Our Young Recruits.
TELLING TIE BRAVE STORY OVER.


was named for J. A Logan and last Fail wrote
! and informed him of this. He answered immedi-
ately, inclosiug cabipe-sized photo of himself.
think II an honor to receive letter from our great
| hero. My father was in the 30th Ill. would like
letters.-Anna Logan Mitchell, Q4D Marshall, III.
My father served three years In the eSd ~ T.,
! and belongs TO Tod Post. and mamma to Tod Re
lief Corps. She WAS nurse in Tennessee, and had
! seven brothers in the srmy.-AIaggie Washburn,
| l0,) Youngstown, o.
Father served three years In the sth Kan, and
was wounded in the head If Nellie Oreson will
write TO Jennie Little Wetmore, kan, she can pro-
cure copy of - Jennie McNeai's Ride" would
! like letters.-Maude SEavy, o. Netmore, Kan.
Father served one year in the Sth Wis, (the live
! eagle regiment) and three years in the Sth Wis.
! Bat; was at Corinsh, Lookout Mountain, Chicka-
mauga, Mission Ridge and many others: He had
| four brothers IN the army, one who died in Dam
| vile. VIII the boys write me?-Walter 5. Jones.
| l3) Rural, Naupaca Co., Wis.
! Father served in the 9Th H., and in Co A, 2lst
| Iii. We are deeply interested in THE TRIBUNE
| Laury Rea South Chicago, III.
My father, John Van Sickle, Co. L, 18th H., q
wounded pensiUner, would like to hear from his
old comrades and from their sons and daughters.
Clara Van Sickle. (lS) Scranton. Iowa.
Uncle William r. Stark, 10th H., was killed at
Tunnel HILL and Uncle Fry 0. Stark, 10th ILL.,, was
sonvlle. My father, Nathaniel Stark, served IN
Co. c, 10th Ill. He would like to hear from the
AndersOnvile comrades of his brotber.-Belle
Stark, Bellevue, Alturss Co., Idaho.
Papa soldier four years in Co. J. 9th Wis.
His name, Thomas McNurlen. member of 4. ]. Nc
Nurlen Post. lie lost two brothers in the army.
would like to hear from the boys and girls.-Belle
McNuTlen G0) Willow, Wis.
Papa served in Co. Il, s5th H.; was taken pris
oner near Savannah, ard served in Libby Prison
He would like TO hear from his old comrades, and
from their little girls-Elizabeth Ann Harris, o.
FreCwateT, Harlin Co., Neb.
Pa served in &c. II, SSH H.. and was wounded at
Peach Tree Greek. Ny two uncles. Jacob Tink-
ham and Aqulla Moreman. served in the same
regiment as Oracle Forsyth's iather.-Nellie Ety.
az, Macon, H.
My father served in Co. II, SD Ohio, and veter-
anized He had four brothers in the army; one
was killed at Corinth, Miss, Oct. 4th, 1862. He
would like to hear from his comrades OF the Ohio
Brigade, and from their boys and girls.-Molle L.
Jarvis, Qi) Goshen, Ringgold Co., Iowa.
Father is disabled veteran, having served IS
months in the eth Ind, and % months in the I'd
Ind. Cav. THE TRIBUNE is a welcome visitor
Title L. Bachelor, (l2) Carlos City, Randolph Co.,
Ind.
Papa was in the army and marched with Sher-
man 20 the sea. have three sisters-one younger
and two older. ] write to send love and tell you
how much we al like THE TRIBUNE-Eliza
Wheaton, a. Eagle Corners, Richland Co., Wis.
/ ANA little boy seven My papa is Adjutant Of
n u. Buiord Post. lie was member OF Co A, I'd
N y. CAY. like TO read the letters from the boys
and girls. The 1'RTBUEE is the best of all.-Frank
II. Constantine, Piasa, Ill.
Father served in Co H I25th N Y, and wss
wounded at Gettysburg. Our next neighbor lost
his arm at Spottsylvania. have brother, Grant,
and sister, Nettie-Eddie J. Lohnes, Qi,) Crop
Father served in Co. A, 9th Iowa, and was
wounded at Pleasant Hill. His name, Caleb /.
Bishop. j have sister 16 and one three and
brother nine. Our mother died Feb. IA 1884. Love
10 all soldiers chiIdren.-Lenora Bell Bishop,
Postviilc, Iowa
Father wounded at Gains's Mills, June q, 81
while serving in the 10th Pa. My brother Leon is
eight and am 10. would like to hear from Luz
ella Wiley, lived in Kansas.-Luella
Stewart, North Liberty, Mercer Co, Pa.
lily father served in Co. III, ODD ILL.,, for long
time in Gen. Logan's command. He is reading the
Engine Thieves" and We all think it interesting.
Florence A. McIntre % Neponset, Ill.
Father served in the Sth III. Here is an album
verse from girl a, living in the quiet village of
Algonquin, ILL.,:
Love many; trust few;
And always paddle your own canoe.
Father served III Co. y, IS9th III. In the even
ings, after daily toll he reads THE TRIBUNE for US
and we are all grateful for all it is doing Sc
cure the soldiers the pensions due them.-Emily
Amanda PiTe, Bolivar n. Y.
Father served in Go. L, 10th Ohio, and was twice
wounded ia tie right hip. have my papa's gold
ring be wore while in the army. His name is David
II. French, and he would like to hear from his
comrades, as would / from the soldiers boys and
girls.-Nettie French, (I4,) Virginia, III.