The National tribune., 1891-06-18

Wellington f. Pratt, Drakola. 8 d., wonders
II the old war dogs Of tho lO6th "a. are noe
soon going to wake up and bark
Philo Ogden, 18th 49,, Durango. Colo, avs
that the record Of the 18th III. was q dandy"
and he wants to see something about Il in these
columns.
Mills W. Knapp. Co. c. 1st Berdan SHARP
shooters, Prosser, Neb.. is a constant reader Of
this paper, but fails 70 see anything from his
comrades. What has become Of the c0micaE
Bugler, Dick Wirts2
John O. Nisweuder, Ellensburg. Wash. does
not understand why tho blue. jackets do nos
accept the oft-rcpeated invitation Of the Editor
of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. and spin warn
occasionally. Don't let the andsmeu 90 Il an.
w. y. Oden, Dawson, Tex, belonged 20 Co.
x, lst Ala. Cav, which went in the advance OK
the Seventeenth Corps from Atlanta 60 the sea.
HE would ike TO read something from bis COM
rades.
w. d. Mesecher. Goldenlale, Wash, has bean
subscriber OF the paper for many years and
has seen one communication from a member OF
90. Q, 18th H.; that Of J. X. Maggie He
thinks this too bad
| James Campbell, Clysdale Ontario, regrets
that the names Of his comrades Of Co. b. 2sth
/ N. T., do not appear 0ftener in THE NATIONAL
| TRIBUNE. It's columns are always open for
interesting letters. and he is sure that some Of
them are good writer's.
NJ. Slattery, Silverton. Ore, belonged 10
/ Co q, I'D ". T. and wants 10 hear from his
| comrades He has a nice place at Silverton
and wishes the boys would come there. TsisA
/ good place for old soldiers.
/ Samuel Chapman, Co. A, seth Ohio. DouRlaa
/ DO, asks here, Oh where are the vets Of the
old 59th ?" He says come to Douglass. There
| land IS cheap and the climate healthy.
/ u. n. foder, Hutton, Allegheny County Pa
| would like to know what has become OF AT ths
LIST Md. Cav. He never hears anything from
them, and believes that they must all havs
joined the great majority.
I Scattering.
/ Comrade Stephen Trip, Ottawa Kan, sends
| usa slip showing that Mother BickerIyka wha
lives at Russell, Kan, is still carrying on the
\ good work for which she was celebrated dur
/ ing the war. She took care of Dr. Thomas
Bolton Co. A, 9th Mass, administered 10 hIa
dying wants, and saw that be was properly
| buried
Z. II. Nielsen, Dillon, Colo, would like 70
/ hear from any Of the men who composed A car
tain detail which was sent from Macon, Ga,
TO franklin, Ca, TO stop some supposed dis
tnrbanees OF the peace in 1866. The detail Waa
under the command of Lieut.. Miller, Co. B, 1sa
battalion. 10th L. s.
w. ). White, Cos. G and A, 9th H., LinRls-
vile, Tex. desires to thank the comrades thab
/ furnished him the information on which ha
secured his pension claim, which was granted
April q last. He received S952 for gunshob
wounds of the left leg and right thigh, and
with this money he can purchase good home.
/ de will say to comrades who are looking for q
desirable location to make home that Erath
County, Tex, is the very place for them. There
they will be just as free in every way as they
can be anywhere in the North.
j. w. Dahl, 500 Hart street. BROOKLYN ~ T..
would like to have the daughter of veteran
to make her home with him. His wife 10 Ia
feeble health, and good, honest girl would
have good home. He has no children, and
she would DO treated as one Of the family
comrade of Co. A, 9th Iowa, Port Wash
ington, o.. says that an article which appeared
IN recent issue about the knights Of the
/ Golden Circle should DO modified as the writer
could not have known that certain peopla ~
longed TO the notorious circle of war fame, and
were antagonistic to the boys in blue.