The National tribune., 1902-09-25
why, Joseph H. Hunter
Is the Pension and Patent
Attorney Of Washington,
p. c., who had III claims
allowed in one day. He
never neglects. Now,
write him.

troops engaged were Battery II, I'd iii. L.
A., S5th ILL.,, 9th Iowa, 18th Wis, and
list Ohio.
BROTHERS IN BATTERY H, 2D ILL. L. A.
G. w. Huddleston. Battery H, I'd I'D.
L.. A., Haselwood, ILL.,, names the follow
ing brothers in that organization: Owen
and Edward Burns; John and Solomon
Bellmeyer; Laban and Thomas Brazelton;
Luther l.. and ID. G.. Baker; Thomas and
Richard Cotillow; Nathaniel and Elias
Colmen; Peter and p. A. Clark: Isaac
and William Chandler; James and A. d.
Dennis; Henry and b. Deeter; f. J. and
9. w. Davis; Joseph and Robert God
silch; Harry and Thomas J. Gorden; Abra-
ham and William Hultz: Newton and John
.IellisOn; Il. ]. and A. Lewis. Albert and
Western Miles; Leonard and Oliver Mil
les; John and Edward Morris; Samuel
and James Parick; Nelson and f. NJ Prev
lit; Abraham and William Pierce; Edward
and James Smith; Frank and W. ]. Sla-
gle; John, William and Henry Wagner.
SCATTERING.
Capt. D. Eldredge, Historian Sd n. H.,
26 Bromfield street, Boston, Mass, wishes
to learn about certain prison ship"
on the Potomac in 1862.
Geo. Croutch, 346 Oliver avenue, San
Diego. Cal, requests that some comrade
about as follows:
Though bullets fly around me,
1 will fight against jeff Davis
And rebel cannons roar,
On the Yankee man-of-war"
Mrs. J. A. Burlingame, Eugene, Ore,
writes to correct a statement of the SER
vices Of her husband, ]. A. Burlingame,
contained in the Mustered Out" column
Of The National Tribune of July 3. She
states:
81. A. Burlingame enlisted on the first
call in April, 1861; was mustered into
service in Co. X, I'd Me-. in May, 1861.
for two years, and served till the expira-
ton Of term Of regiment. and was dis
charged as Corporal June 8, 1868. In the
following December he re-enlisted in Co.
L., 1st Me. II. A, for three years and re-
ceived his final discharge as Sergeant
June 8, 1865. Four days after the IA
nous charge Of the 1st Me. II. A., in
front Of Petersburg, he was captured and
was imprisoned in Libby, Belle Isle, An
dersOnville and Millen Prisons about eight
months"
Mrs. s. G. Lewis, daughter of Commits
sary Sergeant l. o. Fuller, Co. 1, I'D ILL.,,
is now living at Charlton, Iowa She
would like to hear from members of her
fathers old regiment through The Nation
al Tribune.
SOHiduc W. hCDTlue, .bfIu luU., dOD6-
well, Wash, writes: 81 have been a sub
scriber to The National Tribune since
1876. l do not propose to do without it
SO long as I can raise a dollar. Why
does not some 54th Ind. boy write for The
National Tribune an account Of the rail-
road accident that occurred while we were
returning from Brashear City to New Or
leans?"
g. G. Parks, Co. G, 5th Ky. Cav, Dud-
ley, Mo-, is exceedingly pleased with "Si
and Shorty" and was with them in the
March Through the Carolinas. He wants
to know if any of his comrades remember
the death Of Lieut.. Griffin, who was chief
Of Kilpatrick's scouts, and was killed in
South Carolina, and also if any one will
give a history Of the little affair which
to Fitzpatrick on the 10th of
March, 1865. at Grubb's Crossroads. Adj.
Merrill, of the 9Th Ky. Cav, lost his life
in that fight. The 9Th KY, 9TH Ohio, and
the 1st Ala. Cav. rallied and recovered
the camp.
Comrade J. c. Congdon, Chief Muster
ing Officer Of the Department Of Mime
sofa, G. A. R., Brainerd, Minn., has q
certificate from the Adjutant Generals
Office. Columbus. O.. issued to John w.
Lowe, Co. II, 1921 Ohio, and will return
It to the owner.