The National tribune., 1885-05-28
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and Replies-Odds and Ends Of
Information.


ME- Mott, Co. e, I'd Wis. Cav, Shopiere. Rock
Co, Wis, would be very glad to hear from any
comrade who was with him i'll Cahaba Prison dur
ing the Winter Of '63 and CIV c. Yard, Co X
4th Pa. Cav. CreSton, Iowa. would be pleased to
hear from any of his comrades of the Sd, 4th, Sth
18th and 10th Pa Cav, or 1st Me and 10th n. Y.
Cav.-Arnold Antoine Co. II, Goth Z. :. Inf Long
Prairie Mimi. would like the address of several
comrades who were in the above company in the
Fall of 1867 and 1868 while stationed at Shreveport
La.-Jos McCuoek. Fond du Lac, Wis, wants
the address of VIM. A. Deane, private of Co. +,
12ith ". WIN. Logan Brown late private of
Cos: G and !, 18th KY, Ceraivo. Ohio Co. Ky,
would like the address of any comrade who was
with him in the AnderSonvic stockade during the
last year of the rebellion.-John Rhynard, Lake
members of Co. c. 6Sth Ohio who served under
Capt. Z. II. Mooney.-James Gail Williamsport
Lycoming Co. Pa, would like the address of Jas.
Armstrong, Co. G.. 5Sth Pa-Charles ID. Finbush,
9TH Me. Cav, Garland, Me-. would like the name
and address of the Surgeon in charge of the Gull
pepper field hospital.-J. e. Mooney, late First
Serg't, Go. A, l90th Pa. Leavenworth Kan. would
like the address of any member of said company
who was captured at Weldon Railroad Aug. 10,
1s6t.-Joseph Saehar. Co F. 5th Iowa Cav. Vim
ton, Benton Co, Iowa. would like to hear from
some of his comrades who were with him when
taken prisoner in the raid from Paris. Tenn. to the
Obne River, May ,, 63.-JOhn Cofiey, Co. G. Sd
Ohio Cav. New Washington Crawford Co. Ohio
would like the address of Lieut. Norman Brewster
Lieut. Keller, who had charge of the disabled SOL
dIer at Columbia Tenn. in the Spring and Summer
of 1S6f.-E. l.. Barnes, Co. f, 9Th n. Y, Thayer,
Kan, would like to know the whereabouts of some
y. "
A. Phettepiace says if James II. Criss. Co. X, I'd
Ohio will address letter to Menasha, Wis. he
will find Fred Augustine, fellow prisoner in Lib
by Prison.-C. Il. Hite, Co. l., Sth Iowa Cav,
Coverdaie. Kan, would like to hear from some OF
his old comrades. Geo. w. johnson. Genoa Ill.
would like to hear from Capt. Levi NJ Hess, Co. G.,
2Sth Ind.-D. II. Grass, North Vernon, Ind. would
like the address of Capt. Albert T.. Smith, Co. B. 18th
WiS.-Frank Schmaltz, COS North Third St. La
Crosse, Wis, has in his possession discharge be-
longing to Anthony Overfield, who enlisted under
the name of Tony Weaver, Weaver being his
mother name. Said discharge has several hun
dred dollars bounty on it. 1t was left with Schmatz
or his heirs can recover the same by writing to
him.-7-Thomas Pounds. Cameron, Mo-, would
l0oth Ill.-R. b. Heuchan, Commerce, Mo-,
would like the address of John Bailey Regi-
mental Steward. Co. A, I'd KY. Cav.-G. d.
Parish, LaddOnia, Mo, would like any member
of Co. D. 122d n. Y, who present at Fisher g
Hill. to send his address to him.-H C. Osterhout
Central City, Neb, wants the address of either the
Regimental Surgeon of the lOlst Ohio from 1868 to
1864. DIR. Cooke Brigade Surgeon. First Brigade,
First Division, Fourth Corps from 1863 to lS64.-
j. H. Mangan, WolfSyie, Ind. would like to know
what has become of the 9th Ind He would be very
glad if some of its members would write to him.
Geo. Titus, Penn Yam, n. Y, would like the
address of any member of the 5th Conn. that was
with the Signal Corps at Harrisonburg Va in 1862.
John Wendt. Ledoux. Morrison Co., Mimi,
would like the address of Capt E. p. Hollister. Co.
the address of Col. Marshal Stephenson I'd Ark
DIR. j. p. Nikolai, lola. Kan. would like the ad-
dresses of Serg'tS Joseph krlder and A. NJ. Coch-
rane, Co. T., 18th Ohio. He would also like a
transcript of the original roster of Co. E. 18th Ohio
prior to and including the battle of Shiloh for the
purpose of writing up its history to that date-E.
l.. Atwater, I46 Meridian street, Scranton, Pa.
would like the address of Charles White, late Lieu
tenant and Commssary of 9th Pa. Cav.-A. w.
Van Fleet, East Canton. Pa, has in his possession
the best part Of lantern brought from the battle
field of Antietam, Md, September, 1862, with the
following engraved on the glass: %. M. j. Trulau,
Illth N. Y. s. Vols" The owner o his friends can
have the same by applying to Comrade Van Fleet.
Newton Lauter. now of Petersville, KY and
formerly of CO. ID, 7th Ky. Cav, who was trans
ferred to the 18th w. r. G., at Jacksonville Ind
in March, 1863 would like to hear through the col
umns of THE NATIoNAL TRIBUNE from George
Salyers, of Kentucky; Hugh McDonnod of Michi-
gan; Allen White, of Ohio Tour Orderly 18th v. r.
CO.; John Thorp. of Indiana; Thomas Myers, of
Buck Horn. H.: Harry Hall. of Kentucky; 10.
Anderson, of Michigan, or any other comrades who
may remember the circumstance of his getting his
ribs broke and spine and side injured by his saddle
mule falling with him and the wheels of his wagon
striking his side, breaking four ribs-R. s. MUIR
ply, Antwerp, o., would like all of the MiSs5-
spp Marine Brigade to send him postal card with
his name, company and address plainly written
thereon, with view TO holding Reunion of the
brigade. Comrade Murphy has in his possession
the discharges of Henry McCalla, Co. G. 18th Ohio
VIM. Hooker Co. G, 6Sth Ohio; Frederick Spencer,
Co. b, 10th Wis. and Samuel Gilbert Co. i, oath
Ohio.-M. r. Mcdonald st. Joseph, Ariz, would
like to hear from one of the artierymen who did
such splendid service Mt Nashville, Dec. Is, 1864