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THAT PEPPER BOX"
A Ke.tucky v.ser.S Rec.sSaa,t. the Meth
cd Of lta Canfure.


Editor National Tribune: have read
une relative to the, pepper box" that
feel like ''butting in, The gun, or
whatever it was called, was captured
on the morning OF, April IL. 1865. at
Salisbury, N. c.. by the forces under
Maj. Gen. Stonemah. We forced march
from Christiansburg. Va, to that point
for the purpose Of releasing the Fed
eral prisoners confined there. That part
OF the command that our regiment was
attached to reached point near Sails
bury about two hours before day. We
dismounted, and the tired men and
horses rested until near daybreak, when
we mounted and moved up near the
town. and as it began to get light we
went into position waiting for the sig
nal. We knew that other detachments
were also in position for battle. About
sunrise we got orders to advance. The
Confederates had been apprised of our
coming. and were in position near our
front, so we were not long in getting
together. The contest lasted but short
time, and the field and all else was ours.
AS We made the advance we saw a
train pull out from town, and 1t was
passing in our front from our right to
left Our left wing made dash for a
point on the railroad where there was
cut and where there was piled up for
loading on cars a lot of crossties. Our
men simply tossed the crossties into the
cut onto the track, and the train ran
into it and stopped. 1t was loaded with
citizens trying to escape, and we did
not wish to fire on the train, and I do
not think there was single shot fired
at it. We got quite lot of artillery and
some good guns. We "cut down" all
but the best. We took those along with
us, and they were sent to Knoxville
think IS pieces. In this lot was the
much-talked-of pepper box" 1t was a
solid brass piece. mounted on a car
riage about like that of the six-pound
howitzer. was highly polished and had
S4 holes thru the barrel. 1t was a
breech-loading gun. but do not know
whether it used metallic or paper car
tridges; in fact, ! do not know that
there was any ammunition for it. The
writer was told at Salisbury that this
piece of ordnance was given to the State
of North Carolina by Queen Victoria
because of some courtesy the State had
shown to one of the Queens subjects.
In July after it's capture / was sent to
Knoxville on some detail duty. While
there saw the pepper box" mounted
on a platform two or three feet high.
with placard showing when, where
and by what command it was captured.
There was soldier on a beat in front
of it. / asked for and was given per-
mission to go onto the platform to ex-
anime this gun fully. and was informed
by the guard that it would be shipped
to Washington City in a short time. l
was back in Knoxville shortly after that
and the gun was gone, and / now feel
that IL il could be located should be re-
turned to the State of North Carolina
D. Fl. Paker, 18th Ky. Cav, Orange
Home, Fla.
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and company comrades, and does not
zee any.
Comrade A. II. Mct'ormac. Co. +,
10th H., writes from Harrison. Ark:
What has become OF the bsvs os the
18th Ill? / never see a name OF any
Of them mentioned. not even in the
mustered-out column. They stiTely do
no, appreciate the soldiers friend
enough to take it, Where are all th..
old comrades. especially those OF
go. b."
Comrade John Crowfoot. Co. j. e3th
Wis, Sedgwick. Colo. writes: Il ex-
cept TO statement Won published last
Fall that at Champion Hill The 24;h
lo@a took and held for some time
Battery say IL but one battery was
taken that day the 2t;h Iowa hoe
nothing to do with it. 1t was the I1th
Ind. 18th Wis. and 46:h Ind
Comrade Austin Porter. 18th Pa.
Youngstown. o.. asks il any reader
can inform him where The q. A. II
she'll button that screws over the resu.
lation button can be obtained
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The I'd Me. battery.

Editor National Tribune: The sketch
of this battery as given in The Ma
tional Tribune Of Aug. 8, 1907, in re-
spOnse to the request Of COmrade Z. b.
Hall, of Coffee, Cal, shows that yOur
source OF information was imperfect
and in one respect incorrect.
The first Captain was Davis Tillson,
Point, and who was finally mustered
out of the service as a Brigadier- Cen
eral.
He was succeeded by Capt. James A.
Hall, who was in command at Freder-
icksburg and Gettysburg, and who was
also mustered out as a Brigadier-Gen-
eral
The successors of Capt. Hall were w.
n. Ulmer, who was Sheriff of Knox
his death; Albert L. Thomas and
Charles E. Stubs.
Capt. Stubbs has been for many years
a prominent and highly respected citi-
zen of Newport, N. H., and is the only
survivor of the five Captains Of the
battery.
In the preparation of your sketch yon
have evidently mixed" the records of
two Maine batteries, as there was never
a commissioned officer in the I'd Me.
named Thompson.
The 1st Me. Battery was in New Or
leans with Gen. b. F. Butler, who has
given in his book a dramatic account
of the part played by Capt. Thompson s
1st Me. Battery in quelling the riotous
of the mob at the time
of the occupation of that city by Gen.
Buffers troops.
When 1 joined the I'd Me. Battery as
a recruit in 1864, Capt. Thomas was in
command. was a boy of IS, and
would like to know just half as much
now as i thought I knew then.
/ well remember Comrade r. B. Hall,
who was also a boy about my own age,
but have not seen him for more than
40 years. Have made inquiries at every
Reunion ] have been able to attend,
but his address as published in The
National Tribune is the first evidence
! have had that he was still in the land
Of the living.
] regard The National Tribune as a
great medium of information to the
survivors of the civil war, and the his
tOrical contributions of Comrade John
McElroy. including THE Struggle for
Missouri and the succeeding narra-
tives OF the different armies of the
Union. should give any man of ordinary
intelligence good idea OF the general
aims and purposes of the campaigns.
which most of us were too young to
understand at the time.-F E. Emery.
Concord Junction, Mass.
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Geary at Wnuhatchie.

G. Hamilton Blake. Goth y. Y. Og-
den, Utah. says Lieut.. Edward Geary
was killed during the night attack, and
not until the battle was all over and
everything quiet did Gen. Geary go to
his boy. lie was not mounted, so did
not get down from his horse. Neither
was IT :. beautiful afternoon but near
morning. Oct. 28. Gen. Geary made no
such remark as Forward" there being
no occasion at that time for anyone to
go forward. and TO movement of
Geary's Division took place for some
hours afterward.
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The 169th Ohio.

Editor National Tribune: Please give
a short history of the 1S9th Ohio.-R.
o. Rutherford. Swart, Mo.
The 169th Ohio was a 100-days resf-
ment, organized from the 18th Of May,
1864, and mustered out Sept. 4. The
Colonel was Nathaniel Haynes. The
50th Ohio N G. and the SID Ohio N. G.
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Don't Want 10 Re a sorehead.

H. NJ. Paul. Sergeant. 5th Me. Bat
terry, Trinity, n. c.. served 1900 days
in his battery. and was in every battle
until severely wounded at Cedar Creek,
for which he drew pension of SS.
After the war he lost his left arm in
a sawmili, but he finds to-day that he
is entitled TO only S12 a month. which
is no more than the men who served
80 days are receiving. He doesn't want
to be a sorehead, but he thinks he de-
serves more than the short-termers.
Eearx af XInuhnft
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were consolidated to form the regi-
ment. 1t did garrison duty at Fori
Ethan Allen. near Washinct IN, and SUI
fered severely from sickness, nearly zoo
men dying or becoming disabled by dis
'ease.-Editor National Tribune.
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Books and Pictures Given Away.

ofh@b0 0kap Bneeeda efn
mmbrp Shat ousd
last oppoh to secure of the p
Wewnh snbue eeaw wddya le ehnreoew wH only ON
Rmet tina orr
phonaday the
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His Record.

F. j. Cobieigh. Evanston. IL thinks
he has record which is hard to beat.
He first enlisted April IS. 1851, in the
Chicago Dragons end wien mustered
out re-eniisted in the 18th Ill. Cav.
from which he was discharged in 1854
to accept proTiia:ion TO First Lieutenant
OF Co. NJ. 1st Ala. Cav. He was with
his regiment on the march 10 the sea,
and mustered OUT at Huntsville. Ala,
Oct 20. 1865.
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Where and When We Met Each Other on Shore
and kfloai.


soldier
contains
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to Q COPY
8
Remember
book and send
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who Let Them Esc.pei

Editor National Tribune: II any
member of the. SD Ohio knows any
thing about the escape of some prison.
ers from the guard tent OF that regi-
ment at Algiers. La, in the Spring of
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PICKET SHOTS
From Alert Comrades AlOni the Whole
Line
Reception to Naj. and Mrs. Tnrrnr..

1t will be remembered that upon the
expiration of his term as Commander
of the Department of Ohio Maj. Tag
gart. of Akron. married Miss Virginia
Mclaughlin. the President of the Ohio
Woman's Relief Corps. The happy cou-
pie returned from their wedding tour
last week. and Buckley Post and Buck
ley Relief Corps gave a reception To
them in the G.. i. r. Hail al Akron
Commander KaSson presided. ard intro
duced Department Commander W. S.
Rogers, who at the end of his address
presented the Major and Mrs. Tasgart
with a large silver loving cup. Mai.
replied briefly and nttingiy, ana
then all enjoyed a fine collation..
DestrurtI"n Of stores.
II. f.. Stoutenburg. Delhi, y. Y, was
one of the men VINO al the time Nc
Clelian changed his base from the York
TO the James River burned the Govern
ment stores at the railroad bridge over
the Chiokahominr. and destroyed a
great many engines and loaded cars.
He would like to have some one who
was present write up IA full account OF
the affair
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Andersonville.
0'Dea's Famous Picture af The Prison Pen.


feet feet nye wide
Postage Scents
10
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Washington During War Times.

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only
Just as itappeare n
POstag 6 cent.
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MiIler's brigade nj stone River.

]. T. Gibson. Historian. 18th Pa
Pittsburg. Pa. is very Indignant at
Comrade Wilson's statement that Mil
ler's Brigade was driven across the
river at Stone River. When Millers
Brigade charged across the river in
pursuit Of the enemy it did not return
until after the battle had ended The
18th Pa. was the first to cross the
stream. and there captured the cOlors
of the 26th Tenn. and TWO pieces of
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Scattering.

Comrade Jas. H. Lee. Co. F. 4th U.
S. Cav. Ong. Neb.. will supply informa-
ton desired by Comrade ]. l.. Hestkorn
il that comrade viii write to him per-
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Mrs. Glarke's Cook Book.

Containing Over 1000 Of the Best Upo-Date Recipes
Of
l.
l. s.
j. Vegetables Salads
g.
1S Beverages
A60
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tina
book and send
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The American. Spanish War.


Paper Cloth; with Gold.
Of Maine
incidents Of the told
Of
a a happened his time.
and send 10 pay postage.
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Capturing a Locomotive
True History Of the Most Thrilling and Romantic Secret Service Of
the Late War; illustrated,


in Of
in
or
be In the war shoud ead 1t. =
that
book and send - - -
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Comrade Louis c. Fisher. Reading
Pa. asks for the lines of u song en-
titled Send Thcm Home Tenderiy." !.
Comrade John Johnson. Co. /. 41st
Ohio, Albright. Mo-. continually looks
hopefully for letters from regimental
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Misses Mary and Annie Jobes and
Miss Gertrude Copley of Kansas City
visited last week with Mrs. G. |. Long
and Miss. Vera Clemes. The Misses
Jobes are daughters Of c. S. Jobes. a
former banker of this city who gained
worldwide fame as politi-
can and 6nancier since moving to
Kansas City. The young ladies de-
parted on Friday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

After Monday, the 24th, there will
not be any more negatives by Quirk.
This is positively the last day IN portrait
work IN Medicine Lodge. Allnegatives
made up to that time will be finished up
night away as he starts on viewing tnp
about the lst Of July.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Ed. L. H. Barnum will preach
in Sharon next Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. There is to be a
special service, for the church is
expecting to set on fire the mort
gage and wipe out all Indebtedness
on the church building.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Editor 0. A. Leamon Of the Hazel
ton Herald and his friend, Mr.. Tucker
were IN the city Monday. They say tina,
conversation at Hazelton is lively on &C.
count Of the assault made on their wei
goods last week but everybody is in a
good humor.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

The Bridge divorce suit brought many
people from the Hazelton- Cedar vicinite.
Monday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Dave Gordon purchased bunch ol
twenty horses from r. v. Cant and
started with them to sell in Pratt, King
man. Stafford and Barton counties. Mr.,
Cant went with him as far as Pratt and
VIII return the latter part Of the week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Mrs. Came Dotson and Miss Jose
phine Fisher spent last week out at the
Plat ranch near Aetna and had week s
real pleasure. They returned Monday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

The first explosion from the direction
Of the Hazelton joint was heard in dis
tict court here yesterday in the Bridge
divorce suit. The evidence so far sub
mitted would indicate that whiskey and
gossip combined started the trouble.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Curtis Parsons left Saturday for Kan
sas City. He has taken a contract to
build fine modern residence for his
brother. Garfield Parsons, and will begin
work this week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Frank Lindley went to Wichita Mon
day to take a job with the Simmons
Hardware Company.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Have you Piles, Fiaulas, Varicocele,
Hydrocele or any other trouble with
your rectum2 Go to Dr.. KocieI.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Guilford Davis will leave today or to-
morrow for Dalton. New Mexico to take
a position with a mining company.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Dr.. Moore was able to get up town
Monday. the first time since taking vio-
lenty sick month ago. His friends are
glad to see him able to be on his fee,
again.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

The old razor back brick crossing be-
tween Jones store and the second hand
store has been removed and a cement
crossing put in to take its place. The
brick were'purchased by Sim Ewalt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19
ENROLMENT 20.

The normal enrolment has now
reached 70. A large per cent Of
the attendance this year is com
posed OF young ladies who are
making their first effort 10 secure
a certificate. A great many of the
old teachers are away on vacation
This explains why the attendance
is below the average this year.
The roster is as follows;
P l. Lake Bernice woodward
Caroline NJ Read Will Jarvis
Bessie Mccoy Frank Williams
Estella Kidd Purcell McCague
Abbie Lockwood Mabel Murlett
Esther johnson PDLake
FM Shell Bertha shepberd
L 4 hagerman Maude English
Aura English Jennie Mcclure
Mary Plat WinnIfred Pfatf
Edna Eastman Bertha Mills
Ola LitteL Lula Harris
Erma Smith Julia Gordon
Ada Humphrey May Morris
Ethel Richardson Bertha Newsom
Grace Kennedy Earl Shamberger
Myrtle Rogers Lola Lichlyter
EValine Carpenter Merl Bolsley
Myrtle Warren Josephine Bauer
Ed Cushenbery VIC Parker
Wava Davis Geneva Barnett
Grace Porter Mrs Boughner
Minnie Friday Clara Warnstaff
Florence Colborn Florance Balding
Blanche Johnson Pearl Mathews
j. NJ. Walsh Margaret Martin
Ethel Gordon Eta Wright
Hattie Hull Beulah Covert
Minnie Kincad Minnie Schroeder
Minnie Cant Emma Whitney
Mamie McCracken Bessie Stewart
N 'lissa Utterback W. 8. Bay les
charlie Pepoon Ella Sch midt
Mr.. Bartlett Beatrice Likes
Mile Webb Elizabeth Lawry
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For Cabbage plants, see Dr.. Stout.

Female complaints including Ulcera
ton and Catarrhal trouble successful,
treated by Dr.. Kociell.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Will pay the very best price pos
sible for hogs. Am here to stay.
II. w. Skinner.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

County Clerk Ireland made a
trip to Alva Saturday night and
returned Monday. Base ball was
the leading attraction. Mrs. Ire
land and the little girls went with
him and wi I visit with relatives a
week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Mrs. Ed Williams of Medicine lodge
visited few days at the home Of he
daughter, Mrs, Harry Huston, in TIL
city, returning home Tuesday afternoon
-Attica Independent.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

c. A. Burney liked out to Kansas
City Saturday night to unload his surplus
cash.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Carrie Nation broke her silence again
last week. She was arrested in Wash
ngton on Wednesday for raising dis
turbance in front of one of the down
town saloons. She was not sent to Jail
this time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Soda water, all Aavors, and best ice
cream dahl at L1allen's parlors.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

The ladies Of the CHRISTIAN Church
will serve ice cream, cake and pie in
the Springer building on the east side Of
Main street every Saturday during the
summer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Mrs. Preston Patton will spend the
summer at Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
She expects to leave by way Of Kiowa
within a week or two.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19
Hozefton items.

]. N. Stephens unloaded new thresh-
ing engine last week.
Neighbor Crantham has added abou,
20 new members to the M. w. A. camp
at this place.
1t is astonishing how many person:
have joined the water wagon brigade
the last few days.
Miller & Moore have a new thresh.
ing outfit on the road. They are ex.
peding it any day.
1t has been proclaimed that prepare.
tons have been completed for a grand
celebration on the Fourth.
c. w. Robinson of Beaver City i.
here looking after his step-daughter's in.
terests in her court proceedings at the
Lodge.
1t looked like business around the re.
pair shops last week. The farmers were
getting their wheat machinery in shape
! for the harvest field.
John Noble took one OF his little boys
to Wichita last week to have an opera
tion performed. The boy is doing fine
and will be home in about three weeks
The farmers have decided to put up
an elevator with a capacity Of 1900
bushels. The contract has been let and
it will be ready for business in 80 days
Dr.. Burnett and D. w. Stephens went
to Wichita last week with Ode Stephen:
to have an operation performed. He i.
still at the hospital and is reported as do.
ing well.
| The fight over who shall have custody
Of the child during the tendency Of the
Bridge divorce suit. took several Of GU,
people to the hearing at the Lodge on
Monday.
-Four years ago w. w. Garvin PAID
$1,000 for an 80-acre farm near town
and few days ago sold It for $500
and retains the wheat crop. Not bad
investment
We don't know Of anything that ou1
town has done of late that should cause
the county attorney and sheriff to have il
in fer us but be that as it may, those twc
officials swooped down on US last week
and hauled away three wagon loads o.
Fourth ef July goods. They also took
Johnny Mofatt along to show them how
to use the goods. We would like te
know how they expect us to celebrate
the Fourth with all the wet goods II
Medicine Lodge.
A man hunting work stopped at Robt
Haberlein's one day last week and he
could get no work so he swiped watch
and made for town. Robert had pre-.
ceded him to town and on returning
found The watch gone. He had the fel
low arrested and got his time piece back
AS the man was hard up and Rober
partly to blame for not having house
keeper the Squire made it a light fine
and told him to hike. Robert was also ad.
monished to take unto himself partne.
or next time it would 90 hard with him
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

WE. Stout went to Kiowa Saturday
night to join Mrs. Stout and children
who were visiting with G. w. Wilson
and wife. They returned home Mon
dav night.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19
CHASE HARDWARE COMPANy

Now IS the tune to pant your proper
ty. We carry the celebrated .Sherwin
and Williams paints. None any better.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Go to Gorden Produce Co., south Of
Daviss store, north Main, for cane seed,
kahr corn. millet seed, chop, bran, shorts
Highest cash price for eggs and poultry.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

George and Marion Shannon Of Car
thage, Mo-, sons Of L. H. Shannon, az
rived Thursday to spend the summer
with their grandfather, Judge Stevens,
and aunt. Mrs. Eugene Youmans. They
visited the first Of the week with another
aunt. Mrs. L. NJ. Gibson. at Isabel. the
FIRST Of the week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

E. B. Fullerton Of Hazelton was a
county seat visitor last Friday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19

Mrs. R. H. Faxon and the boy left
last Monday for + hutchinson and Kansas
City. They will return on Saturday.
MIR. F axon accompanied them on part Of
the trip.