The National tribune., 1906-11-29

valuable Contributions awaiting pubic
Burning OF Columbia. S. G. By S. J.
Phillips, 9th Ind, Chapman, Kan.
The Confederate Flag. By w. P
Pease, 9sth Ill.,, Snohomish, Wash.
The Eleventh Corps at ChancelIors-
vile. By Henry II. Gushee, Hamil-
ton. o.
Youngest Commissioned Officer. By
J. P. Grimsted. 9th KY, Salem, Neb.
Siege of Suffolk. BY Henry P. Shat
tuck, 9Th Mass, Groton. Mass.
Reduction of Pensions. By o. j.
Lyon, NJ D.. Sabetha, Kan.
The Regular Brigade. BY L. c. Ly-
man, 18th y. S., Edison, o.
An Unjust Reflection. BY Joseph D.
Brooks, Providence, r. I.
Even 25 Cents Day. By A. Ritz
26th Ind. Bauxite, Ark.
Gen. Curtis. BY M. T. Cross, 1920
N. Y. Montrose. s. D.
Medals of Honor. By Arnold Delffs,
5th Tenn. Cav, Bedford, Tenn.
Youngest Mule Skinner. By T. K.
Jones. 5th Iowa. Petaluma, Cal.
An Incident of the War. By o. J.
Lyon, M. D., Sabetha, Kan.
CHAPTER FROM THE HISTORY
of the 65th N. Y. BY H Steward, 65th
N. Y, Dunkirk, N. Y.
Can 1t Be Possible? By Bernard Sc
gall, 29th KY. Chicago, Ill.
Wreck of the Steamer Governor. By
Felix Deflin. Rock Springs. Wyo.
Battle of Shiloh. BY j. N. Jones
39th Ind. Copan, I. T.
Chickamauga. BY /. N. Hull, 31st
Ohio, Mcpherson, Kan.
Prisoners OF War Bill. By w. H
Mott. Bristol, Conn.
The Killing of Chaplain Eddy. BY
Chas. d. Mcclure, 72d Ind, Newtown,
Ind
capture of Gen. Walker. By John
Stockdale, 9th Ohio, State Soldiers
Home, Ohio.
The Spies at Franklin. BY S. L.
Chasteen, 9Th KY. Cav, Lexington. Ky.
Fort MOultrie. BY J. E. Stephens,
9th Ind. Cav, Enid. Okla.
Providence Spring. BY Samuel w.
Porter, 1O1st Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa.
Mill Springs. BY Richard Boyle, 10th
KY, Lancaster, KY.
Were Those Who Surrendered Cow
ards? BY VIM. Cline, 23d Mo-, Port
Orchard, Wash.
Liberty Gap; By T. C. Murphy, s1st
ILL.,, Manito, Ill.
Wrote to All Three. By Richard
Boyle. 10th KY. Lancaster. Ky.
A Brilliant Charge. BY ]. B. Stab,
11th Pa. Cav, Hastings, Pa.
A Confederate Spy. BY s. C. VOL
ford, 97th Ohio, Lone Tree. Iowa.
Army of the Potomac. BY o. M.
Bossert 1st Pa. Cav, Oakmont, Pa.
Chickamauga. By Richard Boyle,
10th KY, Lancaster, Ky.
Fort Malone and Gen. Hill. BY S.
Philbrick. 27th Mich. Hoquiam, Wash.
Scouting Experience. BY ]. r.
Lansbery, Sth Ind. cav. Casey. Ill.
Shiloh. BY John s. Strain, 18th
Iowa, Burkett. Neb.
Opening of the Railroad From Kings
ton, Ga, to Chattanooga, Tenn. By ].
Hill, 73d ILL.,, Quincy. Ill.
Cedar Creek. BY C. A. Savage, Sth
Ind. Creston, Iowa.
Battle of Antietam. BY Edward
Fisher. 130th Pa, Milroy. Ind.
Shall the Parade BE Continued? BY
r. F.. Eskildson, NJ. D., I'd U. S. Art,
Omaha. Neb.
Death of Gen. Nelson. By B. Men
denhall, Dallas City, Ill.
Providence Spring. By T. L. Waters,
I'd Mich. Cav, Gig Harbor, Wash.
The Colorcd Troops. BY ]. D. Rich
ardson, 4th U. s. C. T., Greenfield. Q.
Return of the Flags. By w. II. VIM
ston, Brockton. Mass.
Sheridan at Cedar Creek. BY a. H.
Wood. 9Th N. Y. Cav, Painted Post.
n. Y.
Fort Hill. BY J. T. Wiesman, 1st Ill.
Art. Lincoln. Neb.
Spanish Fort. BY J. L. Weed, Sth
Wis, St. Edwards, Neb.
Loyal Family. By A. o. Whelan,
Sd Mich. Cav, Mount Pleasant, Mich.
An Army Experience. By r. F. Has
tin, 1st ILL., L. A, Clinton, Mo.
Served With Logan. By Eli "A. Week
ley, SD Ohio, Athens, o.
Battle of Baton Rouge. By John Ter
rell, Huron, Ind.
The Engineers Reply. BY ]. d.
Walker, Detroit, Mich.
Siege of Knoxville. BY J. C. Troyer,
112th ILL.,. Grand Island, Neb.
When 1t Reached Franklin. BY John
S. Van Arsdel. 22d Bat. Ind. South
Bend, Ind.