The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-12-20
PICKET SHOTS.
From Alert Comrades All Along the
Line.
Information Asked end Given.

John b. Mccullough Co. X Goth Ohio, Ber-
lin Crossroads, O., says his regiment was capt
uTed at Harper's Ferry, Va, Sept. 10, 1862,
and the rebels also captured their field hospital
books He was given one of these books by a
rebel soldier, which is dated Aug. to Sept .,
1862 Any comrade of the regiment desiring
his hospital record for this period can obtain it
by writing to the above address.
Thos. W. Stout Co. G, ODD ILL.,. Mission Creek,
Neb., desires the address of any member of his
regiment who remembers his sickness in the
Fall of 1862. He was away from his regiment
part of the time, and in hospital, but cannot
remember the place or name of the hospital
Henry Lobamer, Co. G, 4Sth Pa, No. 300
Hope street, st. Paul, Mimi, wishes the address
of Capt. Aumanns, or any Of the officers or
members of his company, as he desires assist
ance in pushing his pension claim.
Caleb N. Hill, Corporal, Co. e, I'd U. s. Sharp
shooters (Berdan's old regment) enlisted at
West Randolph, VT, in October, 1861; was
severely injured at Hay Market Va, in the
railroad accident, in which great many of his
regiment were also hurt. He was sent to Car
yer Hospital, Washington. He was from here
sent home by DR.. Peabody. He wants to hear
from any of the old boys of his company, as
he is poor and entirely broken down by i'll
health and Injuries incurred in the service
Franklin B. Simons, Co. II, 14th n Y H. A.
Lowville, N. Y, desires the address of any
soldier or nurse who was in Patterson Park
Hospital in July, 1864, while he was there sick
with dphtheria and typhoid fever. Any per-
son who was in the hospital at that time will
confer favor by addressing him as above.
The relatives of Thomas H. Dougherty, late
OF 90. b, SD Pa, are requested TO cOmmuni-
cate with William II. Redheffer, Secretary of
the Survivors Association of that regiment
NO. 920 Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pa, on a
matter of special Importance
w. j. Reckman, Bangor, Wis, says the re-
mains of Lieut. Frank Wheeler were brought
home in the Fall of 1862 from either st. Louis
or Cape Girardeau, Mo. The cause of his
death is unknown, but it is said that he was
killed by guerrilas. Any comrade who can
furnish the number of his regiment or cause of
death will confer favor by writing as above.
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