The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-29

longed. He would also like the name and adj
dress Of the Surgeon or Steward of the hospital
at Pilot Knob Mo-, when it was discontinued
in the Spring of 1862.
Mrs. Nettie E. Quinn, Newell, KY, writes
that she saw in recent issue request for the
address of Edward Quinn. She is the widow of
one Edward Quinn, who died in McGregor,
Tex, Feb. 10, 1885, and would like to receive
any information from comrades acquainted
with him during his service.
Dudley N. Campbell, Box 432, Nashua, Iowa,
wants the address of COmrade III. p. Smith, Co.
b, 9TH Iowa.
A. II. Rarey, Captain, Co. T., 10Th Ohio, Ken
ton, o., wants the name Of the Sergeant of the
10th Ohio who was drowned in the Big Emory
River in Tennessee in August. 1863. He would
also like to know if any of his family are now
living, as he can give information Of the cir
cumstances of the Sergeant's DEATH
L. III. b. Mouder, Co. ID, Goth Mo. Cav, Pump
Mo-, would like to say to the old soldiers that
he thinks Camden County, Mo-, one of the best
places for comrades in limited circumstances to
get cheap homes. Land is good and cheap;
the country is billy and rocky; not more than
one-tenth Of the land fit for cultivation, but
the hill and rock lands make fine stock ranges.
He would like to hear from any of the 10Th
Mo. at any time by letter. He would also
like to hear from any Of the boys of Co. K,
18th V. r. g.
Mrs. Eliza Widmaier, of Pittsfeld, Mass will
be thankful to anyone who can give her any
information of Christian Kautt, her brother,
Co. A, 1st Pa II. A. When last heard from in
March, 1868, he was at Aqua Creek, Va, with
his regiment.
Mrs. M. Z. Morelley, Butler, Mo-, would like
to know to what company and regiment her
late husband, Karl Tor Chas.) J. Morelley, be-
longed. He was a German; enlisted near
Morgantown, w. Va, and served in the Army
of West Virginia.
The addresses of the following members of
the S9th ILL., are wanted for Reunion purposes
by Isaac K. Young, Bristol, ILL.,: Capt. Hardin
G. Wood, Co. b; John Ham, Co. b; John
Bailey, Co. F; Isaac Berry, Co. G.; F. Schroeder,
Co. +; Samuel SadIer, Co. E; J. N. Crandall.
Co. A; G.. w. Price, Co. A; Frank Sherwood,
Co. A; j. II. Judkins, Co. G; G. w. higgins,
Co. G.
Sarah A. Turner Cato, Mich. wants to know
the whereabouts of her husband, William Tur-
ner Co. l. 9Th Mich.
Henry Rohlfng, 81 Kane alley, Cleveland wv.
81, o., wishes to correspond with somebody who
knows about the brothers of his wife, Henry
and Frederick Fredeker. Both enlisted in 1861,
and one of them is supposed to have served in
the 4th Mo- Cav. He wishes to know, es-
pecially, whether one or both Of the brothers
were married.
g. T. Dennis, Eldred, Pa, in reply to II. G.
ton in regard to the court martial and execu-
ton Of the soldier at Goldsboro, ~ c., in the
Spring of 1865, says that be was private in Co.
A, ooth N. Y, and was present, with others Of
his regiment, to witness the execution. His
name was Rufus Prebie, of the 18th N Y. Cav.
The crime for which he was executed was, he
thinks, the abuse of woman of Goldsboro.
Nettie J. London, Blanket, Iowa, wants to
know where she can get the song "Antietam,"
by Richardson, the first words of which are as
follows: II have wandered DER Antietam
John, and stood where foe met fOe" etc
Z. c. Sparrow. Corporal, Co. L, list Conn. II.
A., East Hampton, Conn, says that there is a
man travelling about the country who gives the
name of J. A. Mcdonald, and claims to have
left the Soldiers Homo at Milwaukee. The
writer says he Is beating honest comrades, and
Is fraud. He claims that he lost his right
arm and leg at Gettysburg, and belongs to 18th
". Y. Comrade Sparrow thinks he was rebel.
J. z. Yoes, 300 North NJ street. Carthage, NO.,
would like TO hear from any eomrade Of the Ist
Ark. Cav. who was at Springfield in 1862, and
knows the name and whereabouts Of the man
who fed the boys while they were on picket
near bis house, northwest Of the town, near the
big spring on the Bolivar road.
Mrs. Mary Ann Wray, 2S5 Elliott street, Mich,
wants information in regard to her two sons.
Liberty Anders Wray and George Williams
Wray, who enlisted in 1864 from Lexington,
KY. She does not know in what regiment.
Lost aud Found.
If John Bird late Co. C, 18th Mo-, will send
his address TO o. ID. Prentice, Springfield, H.,
he will get his discharge papers.
Thomas A. Bunton, First Sergeant, Co. C,
SD Ind. Gentryville, Ind. says that he had
his pension check, No. 705.704, issued at In
danapolis June 5, on the Assistant Treasurer
at New York, for S42, stolen or lost between
GentIyville and Evansville. Ind, about June
10 last.
Elisha Mckinney, Co. B. 14th w. Va, Ma
sontown, w. Va, has a Methodist hymn book
which has inscribed in it, Thomas Snyder,
Co. b, 14th n. Y. First Brigade, Third Divis-
ion, Sixth Corps. Army of the Potomac
w. A. Smith, Co. II, Sd Mich, Berlin, Mich.
lost his discharge. and will reward Whomso-
ever returns it.
8. c. Gray, Sergeant, Co. d, 9th Ohio, Dea-
vertown, o., has a veteran medal belonging to
| V. Edgington, Co. c, ed Ohio, which the owner
can have by addressing him as above.
| George II. Hess. 17l2 Clark St, Omaha. Neb.,
| has the discharges of Horace COriell, Co. H. sth
Iowa, and Willred or William Hutton, Co. i,
10th Mich.
Thos. Hayes, Boise City, Idaho, lost two dis
| charges, one from the 69th Pa. and the other
| from the list Pa, he thinks at Fort Wallace,
Kan.
JIM Clenahan. GaIva, Ill, has the commits
| sion of Lieut.. John A. Green, Co. b, 18th Ohio.
| II. NJ. Flanagan, NJ. d., Box 80, Penns Grove,
N. j., has the discharge of John p Bennett,
| Co. /. 10Th n. J.
| c. T.. Cook, Co. /, 10Th H.. Boone, Iowa, has
a Bible that belonged to Isaiah Alley, Co. A,
25th Mich, presented to him by the Christian
| Commission, Knoxville, Tenn, March 5, 1864
IL was picked up on the field of Resaca with a
knapsack.
Why Don't They Writei
Hiram Richardson, Co. c, S9th ILL.,, Grand
Tower. ILL.,, wants some member of the First
| Brigade Third Division. Fourth Corps, write
something in regard TO Gen. Which.
Isaiah Z. McGuire, Co. K, 18th KY, Glas-
COW, KY. wonders why he does not see any
| thing from tho members of his regiment. aud
| trusts he will meet great many at the Re-
union at Tompkinsyille, KY, Sept. Is and 10.
j. +. Genthner, de Exchange ST., Rochester,
N. Y, wonders why he never sees anything
from his comrades of Co. ID, 9th N Y III. A.,
and he wants them to tell of their exploits He
| is a great friend of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
A. w. Randall, Co. K, 104th Pa, says he
wants some member of Nagle's Brigade or Ca
sey's Division to write of their doings through
| these columns.
JIM. Baldwin, Co. II, Goth Ohio, Kenton, o.,
wonders why some comrade does not write OF
the deeds of the regiment for THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE.
William B. stark, Reese, Mich, asks why
none Of his comrades ever write TO this paper
| He wishes them to bestir themselves and give
| some "reminiscences.