The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-03-12
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Anxious 10 Find Their Comrsdes-who
Can Aid Themi

| HosPrrAL-Of Sergeant who had charge o.
the hospital at Nashville, Tenn, in December
1864; by T. J. Smith, Mt. Carroll. Ill-Ol
any in the measles hospital. West indianapolis
Ind, in March. 1864; by W. s. Mahan, Adrian
| Moor Drs. Thompson, Vogel and Mcintosh
| who had charge of the prison hospital at Point
Lookout Nd, in 1s64I65; by w. g. White
| head. Paducsh, KY.
ILLTroIs.-Of soldier known as "Ace oil
! Clubs" thought to have belonged to the 5sth
| ILL.,; by John w. Dill. Altoona, Ksn.-Of Co.
| X, 152d Ill.,; by Henry NJ. Barnett, Brownell,
| Kan.
KANsAs-Of Co. B, 9th Kan or any who
knew writer while in prison at Tyler, Tex. or
| at Fort Leavenworth; by Thomas Hsezett,
Hampstead, Tex.
KENTUCKY.-Of Co. A, 18th KY; by George
B. Cracraft Hazewood, o.
MAINE.-Of the 18th Me. who knew writer.
and would be able to give evidence that would
help him secure pension; by Martin J. Fitz-
gerald, 1928 Broadway, New York City.-Of
any who knew Josiah III. Bradley Co. A, 2Sth
Me-; by Harry E. Carney, Littleton Common,
Mass.
MIscELLANEoUs.-Of members OF an organi-
cation known as Capt. Buckskin's Battery:
by w. A. Carnahan, Waco, Tex.-Of James
O'Hare, veteran, thought to be living in
Ohio; by Thomas O'Brien, 65 Utica Ave-,
Brooklyn, N. Y.-Of Peter Dumphey, who
enlisted at Newark. N. j., in 1861 or 1862; by
Peter Lambert, Goodman street, Lynn, Mass.
OF relatives of Matthew Lord, who moved
to Mississippi from New York State; by Mary
e. Lord Martin, Milsaps, Miss
MIssoURI.-Of Capt. Little, 4th Mo. s. NJ.
Cav; by John b. Burris. Adjutant, James A.
MulliRan Post, Lexington, Mo.
NAvAL.-Of prize crew Of the steamer
Circasian. the run from Key West to New
York. in June. 1862; by William Simmons
1882 Wharton street, Philadelphia, Pa.
NEW Y0RK.-Of the 6Sth N. Y; by Hugo
Cusins, care of Peter Weiland. Empire Station,
Minn.-Of the I'd N. Y, Mexican war; by
John p. Bayha, Colby, Kau.-Of Lieut.
Bates, Co. e, 104th N. Y; by Adam Dixon,
Greenwood, Moor the ODD N. Y. who
knew John COchren; by Mrs. Nettis Cochren,
1045 Pine street, Cincinnati, o.
OHIO.-Of comrades Of s. j. Lamb Co. G,
144tb Ohio; by Mrs. S. J. Lamb, 319 Twenty
fourth street, San Francisco, Cal.
PENNsYLvANIA.-0fP Philip Frazier, Co. III,
191st Pa; by f. j. Kaiser. Cumberland, Md.
OF the I'd Pa. III. A.; by William M. Saer,
Keiferville, Or comrades who knew Isaac
A. Price during his Imprisonment at Anderson
vile or at Camp Parole, Annapolis in 1864;
by Rev. S. A. Hughes, Kent. Pa.-Of the 203d
Pa; by Daniel II. Smith, 50 Kimbe St., Utica,
N.Y.-Of Archibald Jack, a veteran; thought
to have been a member of the 62d N Y; last
heard from in Nebraska by Isaac Birriolo,
Bossburg, Pa.-Of Lyman 5. Miller, 10th
Pa; by John Miles, Amity, Pa.-Of Co. /,
51st Pa, who remember Geo. w. Seibert; by
Arthur Sebert, Middletown, Pa.
PRIsON.-Of Conklin, Snyder, OCOnnor,
Hayes. and others who were in Danvile Prison,
No. 4; by w. G. Norris. Nashua, N. III.
REGULARs.-Of Brevet Lieut. Col. Albert III.
Hoyt, Paymaster, U. S. Vols; by Nathan r.
Gardner. Baltic, Conn.-Of Battery /, LIST
u S. Art. by Henry Wilson, Taylor, Pa
OF Co. E, 18th U. s., during 1867. 1868 and
1863; by VIM. III. Rackliff, Augusta. Me.
TENNEssEE.-Of Lieut.. w. J. Lintz, 9Th
Tenn; by Isaac w. Drake, Ovid, Mich.
WEST VIRGINIA.-Of comrades of Mike and
Barclay Conroy, who served in West Virginia
regiment; by Mrs. Mary Conroy, Irwin. Pa.
WIscoNsIN.-Of officers of the Gath Wis; by
G. l.. Hickok, Auburn, N. Y.-Of comrades
OF VIM. S. Metcalf; by Sarah M. Metcalf, North
Clinton, Wis.-Of Geo. Hart. Co. f. 4th Wis
Cav; last heard from at Sleepy Eye, MIMI; by
Nelson w. White. 4l9 West Forty eighth St.,
New York City.-Of George Norton and
Christ Wheeler, both of the 10th Wis; by
Hiram B. Mears, Staples, MINI.