The National tribune., 1910-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

W. H. seaver. Fall River, Mass. p. O. Ro,
az, wants TO hear from any survivor NH
serreu served on the o. 5. 5. Dibb c. o. BoutcIlr
1865. ioof' u august
The address of James Pope, of Pbi,adeI.
phia, who served in the civil war. is wantcd
'eTd Th.I,i information TO The National Tribune.
Charlcs kappes, 741 West 44th street, phfI.
aaeiphla Ia, lost silver and white enamel
go Iaoa Dsdge' marked &c. Knppes, President.
!, h'oo, at atlantic City, Sept. 81. He wants
adeiphia, and will give reward if NECESSARY
l.. l.. Laughlin, 920 Lexington avenue. In.
aanaPOis asr az ms ind wants to locate
lass i-aughlin (or Lafin), 1Ith Wis. wbo
died In hospital at st. Louis, Mo-, Nov q,
consin. " L" III WIS
Mrs. Luisc McCue care of T.. Haas ,17
"a street, Denver, Colo, wants Information
OF Martin McCue, or relatives Comrade Nc
ans ns s,rr serreG d as as Regular in March, 1858
Johnstown, Pa. eA ."
j. A. Wintermut, South Gibson. Pa wants
10 near near from IN members of Co. f, I'd y. ]. Cav
\. T., desires the namc and address of any
member of Co. g, 12th y. j., or anyone who
knew MIN when he served in that company.
address Of Col. William B McCord. and aIsS
OF Lieut.. \. j. Wells. 55th U. S. c. T.
James H. Hoggard, Quitman. Ark. wouId
Cav. " sn'
Edward J.Owfh, Wisconsin Veterans Homo
Maupsca County, Wis, wants to hear from
James Blunt, George Blunt and James Mason.
rebellion. and who knew william FREDERICK
ber. 1861. ~ o''o'
J. c. Caldwell. Revenna. Ohio. r r. NJ .
boa -, wants TO know the company and
regiment b. J. Horton served in. He left Ohio
10 ION a pennsylvania or New York regi-
iHent: where his three brothers served.
aceiphia. Pa wants information Of his faith
er John Grain. Sergeant. Co II, 4th Pa. Cav.
VINO died die in Andersonville Prison.
VI a. ", Gates. Madisonville, Ky. r. F. d.
No. y Fox ~. wants information of william
~ Marks, who enlisted AT Sebrce, Ky or
EtanSvhic. Ind, and served in Kentucky He
d''d - years ago at Poole. Ny.
j. Franklin, Bcloit. Otio. wants to he,r
IRON Sykcs's Regulars" especially the old
NJ. IIandford, Leroy, Kan. wants the song
BEGINNING, "Alls quiet along the Potomac to.
t. y. Maltbic, Co. p. s1st Ohio. Lima, Ohio
wants the Song "The Old Flag Never Touched
ID. H. Ballard. Tacoma. Wash. wants the
address of Asa Ballard. who served in The
18th Ohio.
Charles Andres. Drummer, 9th Conn. II. F.
ID. J. Emmed. Ark. wants to correspond with
members of the 9th Conn
Hcnry {. Willard. JOhnstown, y. " wants
I he address of Edward Runton. Co 4; 18th
n. Y. and Co. +, I'd n. Y. H. A.
Mrs. G. L. Martin. 1922 Sixth street Santa
Monica, Cal; wants to hear from her brother.
Luther Dunlap, and If dead, where he is
buried. lie enlisted in the 10th Ohio at
Athens, Ohio and was in Coffee County
Tenn. when last heard from.
William Roup, 900 Market street. Berwick
Pa, wants the poem published in The Ma
tiona1 Tribune about I o years ago, which goes
as follows: Your letter. lady, came too late,
for heaven had claimed its own. All, sud,
den change from prison bars before the great
White Throne"
Juiina Hayes. Department Chaplain, Mar
seilles. ILL.,. wants the poem entitled mail
Time in Camp" and beginning Thru the
camp shoots the rays of the low w-sinking sun.
she also wants the poem which begins I've
meet again. my comrades brave, while in the
breeze above us wave the banners of the
free"