The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-10-15
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and RepIies-0dds and Ends Of
Information.

Il. F. Turner, Hill City, Kan, would like to know
the address of any member of Co. L, 1st u s. Wv
Engineers.-H. b. Vincent, Alden, Rice Co. Kan,
wants the address of Capt Jno. w. Wees, Co. c.
sd Ohio.-Arthur Mclean, Petersville, KY. would
ike to hear from any comrade of Co. d. 9th Ohio,
or OF the 18th Ohio, who remembers John 7. Me
Can, of Capt. Thomas's companies cath and 18th
Ohio, and who knows OF his sickness at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, and other points while in the service
-Rlchard w. Barnes, Co. A, 8th Iowa Cav, Sid
ney, Iowa, would like to know if his regiment did
not do something worth writing about and if So
why some OF his comrades are not heard from
through The NATIONAL TRIBUNE. d. Burlz
Centreton, o., wishes information concerning
Allan Williams from the time of his release from
Andersonviile Prison, Sept. Is, 1864, until his
discharge April 3, lS65.-D. W. Bailey Co. F.
Goth Ind, Coon Rapids Iowa, would like to know
who got the side of bacon at Rome, Ca, in No
vember. 1864, which was hanging in Il sour apple
tree.-Geo A. Bell Co b. 9Th CAL Battle Creek
Mich, would like the address of any comrade
VINO was with him at the hospital at Presidio,
or at Drum Barracks in lS5i-5 or who worked with
him erecting the barracks at Preside; or of any
member of Co. b, 9Th Cal--hirs. Mary E. Gra-
ham, Eight bile. Ore, would like the address of
her cousin, Einlore f. Fanderwork, Sd Wis, who
was wounded through both thighs at the battle of
Antietam; also, of Simon Tuttle I'd Iowa Cav and
A. j. Myers, 10th Iowa.-James Cunningham
Leadyilie, Colo, desires to learn the address of
Capt. Edward z. Doherty, formerly of the 10th
N \. Cav, and later of the 9TH u. 5. Cav He was
In command of the detachment that killed Booth
the assassin of Pres. Lineoln.-E. 8 Nichols. Cap
tam. Co. b, sth N Y: H. A, Suspension Bridge,
n Y, Secretary of that Regimental Association
wishes the names and po5t-oiLice addresses of the
survivors of that regiment to complete the roster.
VIM Parker, care VIM. H. Lloyd, MatGwan,
N Y, wishes the address OF any member of Co. K
S7th n. Y, who knew his brother Robert Parker
and OF his being wounded at Fair Oaks, and of his
death at White House Landing in June IS62-
G. W. Armor, Co. X, 47th H., Ttaer, Iowa, would
like to hear from some of his old comrades-
Phillip Terry, of Cheboygan, Cheboygan Co.,
Mich, would like the address of any officer
or eomrade of Co. I'll, 4Ith Ill. y. L..
Tinkham, Vinton, Iowa, wants the addresses
OF Lieut. A f. Guier. Co. FL, Goth No.; also Chas.
I, Tt IN.
Council Grove, Kan. would like the address of
Wesley Brummett, of Co. F. 9th Mo-Levi w
Billings, Co: b. 9TH Iowa Cav, Abba, Monroe Co.,
Iowa, would like the address of Alex. O. Bate and
JOS L. Barber, of same company and regiment
e. ID. Pierce, Beividere, H., would like the address
OF jeremiah Wilson, First Lieutenant, Co G, 95th
ll--Ira 5. Owens, Dean, Montgomery Co, o.,
wants the address of D. F. Coon Co. III. 18th Ohio.
Geo. r. Briant, Wilbur. Ind, would like the
address of any eonrade Of Co. III, 10th Ind, who
knew John Il stiles of that company and regiment
while IN the hospital or ambulance corps-Rich-
ard Pattleton, 2oo Fourth street, Oakland, Cal.
the 43d n. Y, which was in the Third Brigade,
Second Division, Sixth Corps.-S G. Robb Co.
III, 9Th Mimi. Abilene, Kan. wishes information
concerning John BebOut who served in some
Penrisyiyanla regiment. = Garrett ID. Clark,
Peekskiii, n. Y, would like the address of any
comrade who was with him in the Jarvis Hospital,
Ward H. Tor any other ward at Baltimore, Md, at
the beginning of 1860, and who remembers him
giving 10 his fellowinrrates one night the conun-
drum OF the shoemaker and the counerfeit 500 bill.
H. c. Page, Co. G. 18th Wis. Duraud, Wis,
would like to know whether the 22d Wis. took q
battery at Champions Hill. May l6 1865 and if So
of how many guns was it composed were they of
steel or brass, and what their caber. He
would also like to know where the two large siege
guns that We're planted in the of the Thirteenth
Corps during the siege of SickSburg obtained,
and how many oxen it took to haul each piece
Oscar keenew. Lyndon. Kan, desires to know the
whereabouts of Jacob Slonic>er, Nathan Dean. Sol
Dean or Flick Dillon. all of the Sith 1nd.-Wm.
r Rockwell, Morley, Mich, would like to hear
from some of the comrades of Co. G. 18th Iowa.