The National tribune., 1903-07-02
HISTORY 7sD ILLINOIS INFANTRY VOLS
PREACHER REGIMENT:
PERSIMMON DITTO.

Substantially bound; dark brown cloth; 6s4 pages;
z Illustrations srpercaendered paper gold letters
sprinkled edges Price, g. by mall securely wrapped
Unusual features of this History are Danas cipher
dispatches sent from Chickamauga during the progress
of the battle full detailed account OF part taken by
Opdycke,s Brigade i'm Fall Campaign of 1854 In Ten
nessee embracing actions at Columbia and Duck River
and battles of Spring Hill and Franklin and full ac-
count of the Rlchmond trip by Col James F. Jacques
Of the 73d, and J. II. Gilmore, and the obtaining Of
"That Uhmatum." (See article in National Tribune
of date March 5, I9O3.)
Perryville. KY, the initial, and Nashville, Tenn,
the final engagement In which the I'D took part there
being 20 intervening battles, great and other
wise. Ten State and nine city libraries have purchased
of me q copy each of History. Two libraries of the
Military Order of the Loyal Legion, U. y of A. have
each copy purchased of me for them, as has the
Newberry Library Chicago, and the Public Library OF
Rockford, H., copy each in like manner Fifteen
book dealers have bought of me 81 copies of History
not of which Is above accounted for 4Gl copies of
History been purchased by comrades of the 73d
43 individuals and owners of private collections have
purchased copies. supply of this History Is
being bound and finished according to description
above given and orders and remanCeS for copies are
respectfully Invited. furnish paper-covered
'dnplicatcs' covers embeilished) of chapters and
g. and Is or 20 pages, selected supplemental &C., OF
su III us So s nags 'o nSemen
&C., sent by mail on receipt of price.
have also for sale, paper-covered proceedings an
nua and other addresses at reunions Of survivors of
3d. as follows to witt 1888 proceedings &c 1oc 1896
''9S 1900 and 02 proceedings, &C. 15c; 1899 proceed
,ngs Ihese m d ys @ oSas o.
also Cherished Memories and Talks on Memorial
Day. at Hay School, Springfield H., May %, o. ufi-
der cover, ID pages i0c The eight pamphlets last
above described furnished receipt of $0O. The
nuaI addresses delivered at reunions, beginning with
that of 1896, of more than ordinary interest," the
comrades delivering the addresses having had
notice. &c. The address delivered at the 1889 meeting
Is extraordinary interest, and possesses historical
value, settling as it does some points long in dispute
still nave for sale Narrative of Prison Escape" 1856
pages, four fupage illustrations, paper cover, Soc
The "duplcae,' Is or 20 pages, mentioned above, is
supplemental to Narrative, gives some additional
facts concerning the two comrades left Ell route
Feb and March 1864 First comrade left has
been heard from heard Of except as TO his where
abouts prior to date left. Two graves, 'lOne'
grave in vicinity where left and one in cemetery at
Bethlehem Church. near Orrick, Bedford County, Nr-
gna, contain remains of '.unknownp dead Union sol
Is that of our comrade. The two Michigan and one
Ohio comrades and myself made the entire jaunt and
here we are ready to fill orders. Address, with remit
tance,
w. II. NEWLIN, Springfield, Illinois.