The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-02

James Warnock, Secretary, l03d Ohio Asso-
citation, Elyria, o., earnestly requests all mem
bers of the regiment to send him their names
aud addresses. He wishes to correct the rolls
OF the regiment.
James II. Holman Co. Fl, 26th Ky, Dover,
Mo, would like to know if any member of his
company belongs to The NATIONAL TRIBUNE
family.
Mrs Christiana Curry, Homework, Column
biana County, O., would thank any cOmrade
who knew her son, Isaac Go0dbrake, to inform
her to what company and regiment he be-
longed Said Isaac Goodbrake lived in Mis-
souri, at the beginning of the war, but joined an
Illinois regiment, and was wounded at Shiloh
and died a few days after the battle. Mrs.
Curry is poor widow, now almost so years old,
and Isaac was her only dependence.
Joseph b. Hicks, Pease, Mo, would like to
know what has become of William Downing
Co. d, 49th Pa, who escaped with him from
the smallpox hospital at Towards Grove,
Richmond, Va. He would also like to hear
from VIM. Blake, Confederate WaIdmaster of
Ward A. same hospital.
Lawrence Gibney, Co. d, 10th n. Y, Black
stone, Mass, would like to correspond with any
comrade who served as a nurse in hospital
shed, at Florence prison, S. c., in December,
1864, or January, 1865.
II. P. Wyatt, Box 157, Rochester Pa, wants
the address of anyone who knew his father,
JOlD II. wyatt, WITCH On DUdIu LDe u. ..
steamer Baron De Kalb during 1862 or 1863.
]. Edebhite, Co. l, SD Ohio, New Dover, O.,
was wounded at Gettysburg July /, and taken
prisoner, together with another member of his
company, Joseph Chadwick, who feigned a
wound in order not to be taken away by the reb-
els with the other prisoners. COmrade Edelbhite
would like to hear from the comrade.
George r. Baucon, Harlem, Mo-, would like
to know if there are any survivors of the old
18th Mo.
E. Payson Trumble, care Bennett & Wright,
Toronto, Canada, would like information of
any member of Co. K, Goth Ill.
r. r. McCandliss, Surgeon 10th Ohio, En-
poria, Kan, relates that while looking out for
bushwhackers in the vicinity of Winchester,
Va, III 1863, their scout was severely wounded
| in the thigh and carried to a hospital in the
town Soon afterward the Union troops tenn
porarly evacuated the place and were COM
! PEELED to leave their wounded. The scouts
! position was extremely perilous, as he was a
| Virginian, and, being i'll the Union army, was
| bitterly hated by the rebels. The fact that he
was lying wounded in the leg became known,
and search was instituted for him. His identity,
| however was successfully concealed by Surg.
McCandliss, who bandaged his head so as al
most to conceal his features, and thus saved
! him. The scouts name was DogOod, and the
| Surgeon who so cleverly concealed him would
be pleased to know if he is still living.
| VIM. j., Hart, Co. q, 7th Ind, Brandon, Iowa.
would like to know the name of the soldier
who was shot in the Fall of 1864 near Fort Hill
| for desertion to the rebel army.
VIM. j. Miller, East Troupsbury, N Y, (who
does not give his regiment,) writes to ask il
there is any organized association of deal
mutes.
ID. L. schram, Co. F, 1O5th Ohio Gales
| burg Mich, writes that the Union Veterans
| Union has reached Michigan and organized six
L lnef hot
places have applied for charter.
| Lost and Found.
| b. f. Clayton, Gardner Kan, has in his pos
session the discharge and other papers of iona
| than NJ. Clendena, of Co. A, I'd Kan, dated
June Is, 1854, and would be pleased to place
them in the hands of the owner or his repre-
sentatiVes.