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Anecdote and "reminiscences.

Editor National Tribune: A few
weeks ago I read very good and
glowing account, written by Past De-
partment Commander NJ. l.. Olmsted.
| Baker City, Ore, of the part taken at
the battle of Gettysburg OF the Third
Brigade. Second Division, Twelfth
Corps, but he made mistake in call
ing 1t the Twentieth Corps. The Elev-
enth and Twelfth Corps were not con-
solidated as the Twentieth until early
Spring of 1864. Brig. Gen. George S.
Greene commander of the Third Bri-
gade, was not only good man, tho he
did not shave, looked very rough and
savage, but was a good commander
His son. Charles s. Greene. was his Ad-
jutant-General and called his father
pa whenever occasion required. but the
General did not like that, and told
Charley to call him General-his mill
tary title. Some time afterwards the
General wanted his son for some pur-
pose. and so called out, Charlie! No
answer. "Charlie!" Again no answer.
and the General began to think it
strange that his son should absent him
self without his knowledge or consent.
He went around to his sons quarters,
and there was Charlie busy writing.
why did you not answer me when
called you?" said the General. "Call
me Captain, my military title, when
you want me-" was the response. In
reading Comrade Olmsted's article it
quickly brought to my mind the At
lanta campaign, when Comrade Ohm
sted was the Color Sergeant and was
wounded in one of his legs. when we
were advancing up Pine Mountain in
Georgia, and he had to give the Flag
to one of the color guard. All of the
boys Will remember we were kept peg
ging at Johnston, either fighting or
marching every day, when we got to
the Chattahoochie River, when my reg
iment. the 18th n. Y. was consolidated
with the 1920 n. Y. July II, five days
before Hood superseded Johnston. and
in three days the bullets began to fly
more than ever before. When our divi-
sion (Second OF the Twentieth Corps)
had formed the line, Gen. Hooker came
riding along. with his hat in hand,
waving at the boys not to give an inch,
and such cheering as heireceiyed could
not be beaten by any troops.-J. Q.
Adams. Co. L, 18th n. Y, also Co. K,
1921 y. Y. 1902 Douglas Street, ST.
Joseph, Mo. ,T
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Stories Emineny Worth Telling Of Experiences and Adventures
in the Great National Struggle,

noticed that Caiiie was absent. The
| house was all excitement, and 1 asked
Mrs. Watts where Cailie was She told
me that her daughter had gone to see
a young lady named Sarah Davis, liv-
ing in the south part of town, who was
sick and had sent for Callie.
It-so happened that Sallie and were
pretty good friends, and 1 said that I,
too, would go over and see how she
was getting along.
''Oh, no. said Mrs. Watts; "our boys
are this side already"
''Well,'' said 1, 'I'l take my gun,
and when l get to the skirmish line I'll
be all ready for business"
l found that Mrs. Watts was right,
Sure enough, and when L came to our
skirmish line Wheeler had his troops
in position, and made his charge on
foot as dismounted cavalry. The forma-
ton Of Wheeler's lines was such that
all our skirmishers southwest of town
were cut off. /, with six others, hid
| in a dark basement on Main street, just
west of the depot In very few min
utes a piece of artillery was brought
up to the corner of the block on which
We hid, and commenced shelling our
boys on the hill
We knew then that they had not
taken the boys on the hill. We lay
J perfectly still. with the rebs over our
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History of the 18th Ohio.

Editor National Tribune: In your
history of the 25th Ohio, issue of Jan.
%. 1909. you state its total killed. and
wounded was 562. l refer to Culp's
History of the 25th Ohio. page 15S.
He gives total officers wounded, 81;
total enlisted men wounded, 1,250. Pos
sibly some of these men were wound
ed at different times and counted each
time. This history was written from
notes taken on the field by Lieut.-Col
Culp. 1t also shows the regiment was
mustered into service June 20, 1861.
and mustered out June 16, 1866, lack
ing a few days of being in service five
years. which, 1 think, was the Longest
service of any volunteer regiment in
the army. | would be pleased to hear
from any of the surviving members OF
the regiment.-J. L. Painter, Co. Fl
25th Ohio. 2014 South 10th street. st
Joseph, Mo.
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+ CAPTURED BY WHEELER.
4 Boys Experience With the Georgians
J Around Dalton.

Editor National Tribune: Just before
Sherman's army reached Big Shanty
Ga, l. with good many other boys
of the regiment l105th I'D had the
.numps. During this time it was rain
ing nearly every day, and after my
commanding officer saw my face, which
had been fearfully swollen for two OF
three days, he gave me permission to
go to some plantation, where L should
be able to keep dry.
Accordingly, L went out to a large
plantation, and asked the owner if
might occupy one of the negro quar-
tiers.
NO" said he, you can't; but you
come into the house, and we will take
the best care of YOU that we can
demonstrated with him, saying that
he had trouble enough, and told him
that l only cared to keep dry, but he
insisted that l should come in and
occupy one of his beds.
I'VE have boys in our army" said
he, meaning the Southern army, 'and
We vii treat you just as we would liI1s
to have them treated if they were il
your place"
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Death of Col. b. d. t.. Dudley.

Col. B. d. L. Dudley, Commandant
of the Soldiers Homo at Hot Springs,
died Feb. at that place. The funeral
services were held at the Soldiers
Homeland the body was taken to CAN
istota for burial. Col. Dudley was a
school teacher before the war. and at
the age of 19 enlisted In the S7th Ohio.
Later he raised a company, and be-
came Captain of it for the 17Sth Ohio.
He entered the ministry In 1868. and
afterwards went into merchandising.
Some 16 months ago he received an ap-
pointmeut as Commandant fof the Sol
diers' Home at Hot Springs. and de-
voted himself TO putting that institu-
ton on most satisfactory footing. He
endeared himself to an those with
whom he came in contact. and the
mourning for him is general and sim
cere Inn
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YO II

W. ~
all the other prisoners returned to Dali
ton, having been parofed according to
promise.
1t is a remarkable fact that in this
little engagement we iost but two
wounded and none killed. Fhiie Gen.
Wheeler's loss was betweS 800 and
400 killed and wounded.
My principal object in titing this
narrative is to show the ex eme kind
ness and generous hospitality, even un-
der adverse circumstances, for which
the Southerners were so universally
noted before the war.
After receiving the kind treatment
that have narrated from the stanchest
of Secessionists. how can / help feeling
that there were no better people on the
earth than the majority Of our enemies
during the war?
comrades. blue or gray. that are inter-
ested in the above sketch.-W. F. Jen-
kins. Co. /, 105th ILL.,, Arcadia, Neb.
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Battery ID. PaLTA.

Editor National Tribune: Please give
short history of this battery, and
would like the address, Of, any CON-
rade.-Philip Schwab. 4s103S McCarter
Ave-, Erie, Pa.
Battery B, Pa, l.. A, was organized
at Erie and Chambersburg in August.
1861, the original members mustered
out upon the expiration of their three
years service. and the veterans and re-
cruits retained. 1t as first commanded
by Capt Chas. Il. Mueller. who resigned
Nov. IL, 1862, succeeded by Capt. Al
anson J. Stevens, who was killed in ac-
ton at Chickamauga. Capt. Jacob
Ziegler then took command. It be-
longed TO the Fourth Corps, and lost 10
killed and rs from disease, etc,-EditoI
National Tribune.
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BARNER.-At Canton, Pa, Jan. 20,
1909, Benjamin +. Barner. He was
born June 2s, 1913; enlisted Dec IA,
1861. and served in Co. X. 106th Pa,
till June 80, 1865. His widow and one
daughter survive him.
PUTMAN.-At Oahe. s. D., April 1s,
1907, Franklin NJ. Putnam. He served
in Co. III, 103d ILL.,; was wounded at
Kenesaw Mountain. His widow and
one son survive him.
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SANBORN.-At Fort Collins, Colo.
Nov. IL, 1908, William Sanborn, aged
"a. Served in Co. F, 29th Wis, from
Aug. Is, 1852, to June %, 1855.
RICKARD.-At s. and S. Homs.
Monte Vista, Colo, July 4, 1908. David
Rickard, aged 81. He was born In
Lancaster County. Pa; served in Co. A.
10th Ohio Cav, from Oct. 22, 1852, TO
July "a. 1865.
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PERSONAL.
To Post Commanders.

To every comrade sending his name and
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PENSIONS.

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Tho three gentlemen comprising the firm OF BOMM-
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WANTED.

"ANrED-A copy of the History of the 10th
w Pennsylvania Regiment, by Col. Davis Address
J.. v. 8. Malison 81 East Bridge St.. Oswego. n. Y.
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addresses Of officers or pri-
Yates of Co. C, 49th Ind Inf, who were
with the company at Cumberland Gap In
1862; In the matter Of pension. II. c.
briabA~ Azafia Ind
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gNEHpGsWS,under EW Law obtained
~ by JOHN w. NORRIS,
PENSIONS Washington, D. @.
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Classified Advertisements.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

WANTED - Information of George
Smith, a private of Co. K, 48th Mass.
Inf, and Co. A, 4th Mass. Cav, better
known as Smithy and Gel Smith. in the
4th Mass. Cav. would like to know
if he is still alive. w. F. Byrne. late of
Co. X. 4Sth Mass. Inf, and Co. A, 4th
Mass. Cav, Grants Pass, Greg.
wANTED-The address of Alfred Hamer, OF
Co. X, 5Oth Wisconsin Vol. Inft., who served
as hospital dispenser at Fort Rice. Dak.,
during the Winter of 1855 and 1866. s. ID.
Mitchell, Bugler, Co. D. 50th Wis. Inft.,
K. f. ID. 16, Ripor. Wis.
WANTED-To locate some of the officers or
crew of the steamer Sam SnOwden. who re-
member the w0unding of Thos. j. Bobo, pilot
during the civil war. Mrs. Emma Bobo, 1910
Walnut ST., Cincinnati, o.
WANTED-15th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Surviving soldiers of the above organization
are requested to at once send their names and
pOstoffice addresses to the undersigned.
Alexis Cope. Cor. Secy., Regimental Associa-
tion, Columbus, Ohio.
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PENSIONS and CLAIMS
+ III. Brunemer, 9i2 e Capitol ST., Washington d. C.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

pENsIoNs-write E. C. Walton. Huron, S. D.
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V1oR SAIE-Good building lot In Veteran City.
L Fla 5Oxi5O, near seashore, high and dry, good,
rich SOIL fresh and salt water plentiful and convenient
gooj shade trees three minutes walk to trolley five
miles from growing city of st. Petersburg Fla. Price,
800 Address William r.. Pardridge, Pine City,
Cheuunx county, New York. Via Elmira, New York.
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FTORIDA-GGooIMsRI GoIsIaA oa;s,c COME M : TO TO
Loyal. Have been here 10 years. Highest and
hefthiest spot In Florida; purest Of water: malaria
or bronchial trouble. All vegetables grow; gardens
a year Fish and game. Just the place for old Vets
to live their pensions and escape the billiards. of
the North. Stamp tor reply q. Z. SMITH. Carleton,
Putnam Co., Florida
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New Pension and Bounty Laws.


obtain further Pensions and
JOSEPH a. HUNTER, Pension Patent Attorney,
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.DAMON-At Hebron, ILL.,, Jan. 30
1903. Alonzo A. Damon. He was born
at Halifax, Vt. June %. 1912; enlisted
in 1862 in I'd MINI. Cav; served on
the frontier against Indians till his en-
listment expired. In February. 1865.
enlisted in the 1881 ILL.,, and served till
September, 1865.
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KIMBALL-At Westbrook, Me-,
Jan. 4, 1909, Simeon o. Kimball, aged
65. Comrade Kimbali was enrolled in
the 4th Me. Battery, Dec. 3, 1868; was
honorably discharged June II, 1865.
He is survived by his widow, three sons
and one daughter.
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bs. funbcn ifplois % bsrlt til lipS'
pariat Slaperi.
Saeob 3iis | Gloura. Sorfatteren
Saeob Tiis, Der lom isr nGprt er
poa en- Heiie / &c peitlige Stater,
bolot forrige llge Soreorag | 81
bora. Son tnltc ON aanpen moo
Stortpcrnes Slnlns, bpilfet Irbeioe
ban 10 ieIp bar ofret fla for. Sore
oraaet hoIbtes unoer Gloora lecture
gsiociations anipicier.
Mnt Sptcl / Inipn Gitp. Ct mt
ierIteflasies Sotel meb 80 @Grelier
bill til Sommeren blioe bpgget I
Maion gitu, % S. $. SunoeIl, Der
fer bar brepct Sotelforretring !
WaribaIltopu og hilbert SEQ, ptl
opcrtaee Den npe gpguing. Set npe
ScteI bill bore irrbigt inoen lite
Sftober % bill foite opimoo 100000.
Tsnamit % Smaasntter. Clarence
gntonien. Ell 12-anrseammel Gut I
Clinton, ionbt forleoen Dag Ell seIfe
Spnamitpatroner, % poo Ggte
Gmaagutois iatte ban en- brRnoenoe
Spritiffe til en- al Dem, for at Ie
Ben "in1eIoe az. Sette opndacoe
ban peiao, men meb ct iaobant Hc'
iultat at ban itrar mantte bringeS
poo SoipitoIet. Gna ben II Saano
par ire Sinere blepne afrepne, 90
ben onben Saanb bar oaina ltr9ffe'
liz opilRnget. 0a 2Raerne baooe
fIiffet 8utten hammer igien, opIpite
ban Dem onb at ban banbe mango
flere al oisie "inurrise a%naloprop.
per" | lin Sraffelomme, % peb nGr'
mere llnberisaeIie fanot man | 8nt.
tens. Sraffe CT tilitrGffeliat apan'
tiim 9pnomit til of ipr9nge belle
Soipitolet | Sutten.