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What Becamc of Hima

Editor National Tribune: About the
middle of July, 1864. while my regi-
ment lay nearly, in 'front.' of the fort
that was blown up on the goth of July,
1864, in front of Petersburg, Va, | had
number of sacks of dist on top of
breastworks in front of me to protect
my head from the Yigilant Johnnies |
had just loaded my gun when ] saw a
man on horseback riding a: dark col
ored horse northwest of said fort. He
appeared To be going south towards a
large tree. A man behind the tree
handed something white to the man on
the horse. Then / fired The man on
the horse went over on the horses
neck The horse turned around two or
three times, then went back the way he
came. Lying on his horses neck, acting
as if his bride rein was shot in two,
the Johnny thought he was out of
range. He was well up to the top of
the ridge. l should like to know what
became of him. I,was wounded July
=, 1864, at the same blace.-Calvin
Deputren. Co. A, 109th N. Y, Hart
ranftsa Brigade, Willcox's Division
Ninth Corps.
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PICKET SHOTS
From Alert Comrades Along the
Whole Line.
The Eighth Corps.

Responding to the desire of Comrade
Wallau for something from the com
rades of the Eighth Corps. Solomon
Benway, 34th Mass. says that Comrade
Walan's story was the most correct of
any that he has seen. 1t was about 10
o'clock when Sheridan. arrived at Cedar
Creek. He saw him, and heard what
he said. Gen. II. +. DcvOl says that
the Eighth Corps was driving thru Mid
dletOwn. There was no fighting at Mid
dletown or between Winchester and
Middletown. The fighting began at
Cedar Creek. and it ended at Cedar
Greek about ) O'Clock iH the afternoon.
The morning OF oct. Q was very fOggy,
and the Eighth Corps was ordered up
about o'clock, and went into the
works. where they fired three volleysr
and, as everything was quiet, went back
and lay down, but it was not long be-
fore they were routed out again by the
Johnnies coming over the breastworks
1t was then so dark they could see
nothing, but could hear the rebel yell.
COmrade Renway, like the others,
dreaded to be taken prisoner and ran
down the pike as fast as his legs would
carry him.
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Here's Your Gooscos!

Editor National Tribdne: Iifound in
The National Tribune Of Jah1 20 that
IA comrade of the old a}7th hil wants
you to inform him what became OF
Andy's goose. remember we'll the
goose. / was First Sergeant Of Co. f.
and l carried that goose in Jmy hayer-
sack all day, but how'll cameyby it do
not remember, whethem Struggled it
OF IL one, OF the boys gaze it to- me: but
this much do recall. that thesoil from
that goose ran down my breaches leg
ana INTO my shoes u1dt WAS a sight
To be seen. / also rense1n Der shaving a
smaH bottle of mustard, and / used
that on the goose and sate alb Ircould of
1t. II is pretty rough on an stsld fellow
past 20 years old to- have to;make a
confession of his youthful doings. All
the same, you can tell Comrade Proper
mat had Andy's goose. and I would
IKE TO hear more from him.-Asher M.
Castle. First Sergeant, Co. F, 37th Ill.
Oregon, Ill. ...ss.. -.
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Phillip Piiaiow, 9th Mich. Cav.

Lewis Henning. 10th Ohio Cav. Find.
lay, o., says with reference to PhiIip
fhalow, 9th Mich. cav. who was shot
at Lexington. n. c.. May rs, 1863 thai
he. Comrade Henning, was a member
of the first squad that executed the
prisoner. Phalow was by birth a Cana
dian and was fine-looking man, but
whisky cost him his life He would
like to hear from any other of that fir
ing squad. He remembers the 9th Mich:
Cav. very well. as it and his regiment
were in many little scraps together in
the march thru the Carolinas.
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From Enlistment to the Grave.

A. l.. Sherman. 65th y. Y, Cattarau-
gus. n. ". gives an illustration of how
brief was the passage from enlistment
to the grave. James Quimby. of Tren-
ton. n. J., enlisted in New York City
March Z, 1865, in Co. f. G5th N. Y,
and was killed March %. 1865. in the
charge the regiment made in front of
the Big Lookout on the PEBBLES farm
near Petersburg. COmrade Sherman
was at the Norfolk Exposition, and
went to the PEBBLES farm. Old Fort
Fisher is full of pine timber about a
foot thru. The house at the left of the
fort. stands there yet. He only found
one of the regiment buried in the ceme-
terry, and that was James Quimby. He
was only recognized among the dead
because ComraGe Sherman had put a
board over his grave with his name
and regiment. There were others killed,
but they are among the unknown. Com
rade Sherman would be glad to hear
from any of his old regiment.
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SDnniSla Fort

Walker S. Clark, 33d Wis, Smith Cen
ter, Kan, takes issue with Comrades
Richard Hawarth and j. Fl. Bowen.
They claim the honor of capturing
Spanish Fort, and at about 10 O'Clock
at night. If his memory serves him
right. the Jchnnies began leaving their
rifle pits about midnight, and at day
light they were all gone except on the
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The sanI1 County Rincmcn.

That splendid comrade, Philip Cheek,
Baraboo, Wis. has done a noble work
Of love in writing the history of the Sank
County Rifiemen, which became Co. A.
9Th Wis, of the famous Iron Brigade.
Not only has COmade Cheek spent
much time in writing this work and
getting at all the facts, but he has gone
farther, and printed and bound the
book ut his own expense, and is mailing
them to every member of his company
living whose address he can secure and
to the widows or children of those dead.
There are a number of these members
that he has been unable to get and he
hopes thru The National Tribune 10 get
them all. Anyone who knows of any
member of the company or the family
of a member will do a favor by writing
to Comrade Cheek at Rarab boo Wis. The
Sauk County Rifemen was the first
thTee-years company raised in the
County, and they made a magnificent
record
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CURE FOR INDIGESTION

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p Those suffering from weaknesses

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mon education sufficient. Political influence
unnecessary. Write Immediately for Schedule
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ter, N. Y.
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right wing, which apparently did not
know of the evacuation. When these
latter saw that the Yankees were inside
the fortification they began to leave
Comrade Clark has recently talked with
Anderson Pounds. who belonged to the
heavy artillery and hauled the ammuni-
ton with the-six white mules that all
saw during the siege. and he agrees that
this statement is correct
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The National tribune., 1910-02-17
Soldiers Graves in Texas.

w. d. Houghtelin. Oakmont. Pa. re-
ferring to the work of II. c. Adler, Of
Victoria, Tex, in locating the graves of
Union soldiers there. says that in the
| Fail of 1865 the Fourth Corps was or
dered to Texas, and his regiment, the
nth Pa. was camped at Victoria and
fvicinity, where it was mustered out Dec
6, 1865. While there they lost many of
the regiment, and the records, show
that there are buried in different parts
of 'PeXss 81 of its members There are
four of these graves at Galveston, nine
Mt Green Lake. five at Indianola, 8 at
Victoria and Is six miles northwest of
Victoria. One is buried in the Catholic
cemetery west or south of Hallcttsville
Among these were five who went all
thru the war under Sherman and
Thomas. He will send a list of names
of these to the Commander of the Post
at Victoria. Tex, soon
The National tribune., 1910-02-17
REAL ESTATE.

StopI Listen. 4O-acre farm 800. easy terms;
other farms McGratf, Mountain View. Mo-
Wanted-Good farm in good locality. Will deal
only with owner. American Investment Asso-
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LOCATE NEAR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
sell you within half hours ride of
Washington, d. c.. at Bowie, Nd lone block
containing thirteen lots. and one of two lots.
Both are desirable pieces of property and can
be purchased at a low figure. Lots 20 125-
Property and town lots in this proximity to
our Nations Capital have nearly doubled in
value in a few years. and are on the advance.
BETTER BUY NOW at bargain price II
int terested, write BRADFORD &. WEIGLE
Real Estate. Agents, 90s 18th st. n. w,
Washington. d. c. ...
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HON ESTEnDS

\ATh NTEn Union Soldiers who hohiestesd-
WAN I'LL ed some land. bE: less than $50
chi nlEocs before June q. 1874,
SOIOlEnS are entitled. to additional
HOMESTEADS ss51v s,s4's evss waa. 'nsasn 1sIia
quished abandoned. If soldier is dead, widow or
heirs have his rights.
1 pay spot cash for these claims.
Address tComrade) w. E. MOSES, 43i Jacobson
Bldg, Denver. Colo.
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AGENTS WANTED,

AGENTS 100 per cent Profit. Monkey-wrench.
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bined Most wonderful combination of tools
ever made. Lightning seller. Sample free
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At Cedar Creek.

Comrade |. c. Wade, 22d n. Y. Cav,
CoTnelfa. Ga, says that he saw Sheri-
dan when he came riding up on that
fateful day, and that it was certainly at
noontime His regiment. the 22d n. Y.
Cav, was posted on the right in the
rear across the pike to keep up strag-
glers. when Gen. Sheridan came riding
lp. and, seeing them, said: Come on,
boys, Come up and see the Sixth Corps
fight. Wen whip out of them
yet And his division (Custer's) was
soon in line, and from that time till
midnight they were on them. In the
last charge of Johnnies Comrade Wade
got hold of a saber that the rebel had
captured in the early morning. The
comrade SAYS: 1T hangs here beside
inc, looking nearly as it did As years
ago, when l got it The memories of
that day and night will never be for
gotten"
The National tribune., 1910-02-17

ANY MAN SUFFERING FROM ATROPHY.
varicocle, or any form OF weakness, can hnN
good remedy in Turko Giant Ointment. 1t Is q
harmless outward application, acts directly ON
tse nerves and muscles and gives strength and
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we want to send fun Dollar pack
age of DIR. Van Weeks 3-foId Absorp-
tiOn Cure to every sufferer from Piles.
Ulcers, Fissure, 5Tumors, Constipation.
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The s5,h n. Y. in AndersonviIIe.

s. G. Burdick. Secretary, S5thN. Y.
Association, sends a list of those of the
S5th \. Y. who died while prisoners OF
war from April 20, 1864, to April 81,
/ S65. The S5th n. y. surrendered with
$50 officers and men April 20, 1864.
D., with less than so men, gave 43 as
its part of the great sacrifice. Five
men of Co. a on detached duty were
captured with the other nine compa-
MES. and of this number but one sur
vived. The men who died at Plymouth
were those too severely wounded to be
moved 10 Andersonville, but were: pris-
oners. Quite a number of the S5th
y. Y. who are yet alive are unable to
gain a livelihood by manual labor, but
they look forward to relief by Congress
sionai legislation.
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ADDRESSES WANTED

'WANTED-Address OF VIM. II. Holmes. son of
geo. w Holmes, deceased, late member OF
Co II, 2bth Iowa 1nft. Any one knowing HIS
whereabouts please address his mother. Mrs.
Geo. w Holmes, Charter Oak, Iowa. 1t will
be to their interest to do so.
WANTED-The address of any surviving
attache of the Provost Marshel's Office, Sth
Army Corps, corner Pratt and Eutaw streets,
BaItlmore. during the years 1864 to 1856. Ad-
dress 643 Plum street, Vineland, n. ].
WANTED-Address of any member Of Co. G..
41st N. Y. INIT, who knew John Sury, of that
company Address j. II. Deyo, Sc Arcade,
Rochester, N Y.
WANTED-If any comrade who knows the
address Of John or James Haines, of I'd Iowa
neg I. or can give any information of him
1t VIII be thankfully received by Mrs Faith
A Hughes. (widow Of James NJ Hughes)
va North corona St, Colorado Springs. Colo.
WANTED-The address of John C. Curry late
or Co: e, 18th Iowa Inf. Any information
would be thankfully received by j. L. Sanders,
New Sharon, Iowa.
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PENSIONS, PAY, BOUNTY

the Pension
the bountyno
of
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The Murfreesboro Singer.

George Petry, 12Sd ILL.,, Claremont,
III. says that there must have been
two Lockes singing songs and selling
them to the soldiers around Murfrees-
boro. The one he knew seemed old
and his voice was feeble. He finally
quit coming around, and the report
came that he tried to pass the picket
and they shot him. He proved to be
u young man and spy, with the plans
of the fortifications on his person. COM
rade Petry would like to get two of the
songs, and if any comrade has them
and will send them to him he will be
much obliged.
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The 10th Pa.

Capt. J. Milton Ray, Allegheny, Pa,
has gotten out in handsome little
pamphlet the proceedings at the time
that the monument was dedicated at
Gettysburg to the 140th Pa, of which
regiment he was at first an enlisted
man, and then rose thru all the grades
Ito Captain and Assistant Adjutant- Gen.
eral of the brigade on Gen Miless staff.
The monument at Gettysburg was a
Beautiful tribute to gallant regiment,
which lost 1913 killed in battle and 12S
who died from disease. out of a total of
l,132 enrolled. The pamphlet contains
half-tone portraits and diagrams of the
regiments position at Gettysburg and
Spotsylyania.
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HOT ELS.

COMRADES HSp isISF ws.linrfoN RSs5ae HlS. 5
C., don't forget Hotel Harris block from aad in
plain view right of Union Station. Special rates
given. John H. Harris, Proprietor.
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M EDicAL.

KAY-wREN, the little herb tablet; nature's
remedy for Chronic Constipation and Piles;
full soc box 600 tablets) mailed for 200
to introduce; 25c box Gao tablets) 10c; plain
wrapper. E d Marble, Dept D, lit H ST.,
South Boston, Mass
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satisfied with the benefit received send
us One Dollar. If not it costs you moth
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Week Co.. sCs Majestic Bldg, jackson, Mich.
Write now,
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Classified Advertisements.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is an unex
ceiied medicine for children teething; 25 cents
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ANUhCI0 De SUBASTA.
Departamento del Interior.
Ofcina del Supt. de- Obras Publicas.
CAPITAL $60.O0O)

San Juan, P. R. Enero IA de 1910
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para Ia adjudication eo pdb'ica su-
basta de Jas obras de suministro, me-
dida y entrega de 1856 m. c., mas 8
menos, de piedra triturads 6 ca'cajo
por Totes, para Ia conservation de Jas
carreteras Insulares que { oontiuua-
ci0u Sc desctiben &c sdmitiIan en- esta
oficina hasta las II q. m. del dia 2S
de Euero de 1870:
Lots nGmero 2, Carretera n6mero.
l, Secci6n Fan Juan Rio Piedras,
Kms. 0-5, 1i40 m. c: Lote numero
1O1, Carretera mime ,. Seoci6n Ca
taho Vega Alta, Km.. 5-l2, PIP M. c.
Lots numero 401, Carretsra numerc-
l, Sscci6n aguas Aibonitc, Kms J6
As, 1861 m. c. Lots numero 402,
Carretera numsro l. Secci6n Csguss
Aibonito, kms. 1888, 1872 m. C.: O.
te numero 403, Carretera numero !,
Secci6n Caguas-Aibonito, Kms 53-07 ,
1880 m. C. Lote numero 404, carre-
terra numero /, secci6n Cagua.-Aibo-
nito, kms. 67-S1, 535 N. c. Lote No.
sol Ca-retera No J, Secci6u Aibonito-
Ponce. Kms S1-95. 114l m. c. ote
No 5O2, Carretera n6mero !, Sec
ci'n Aibopito- Ponce, Kms. g5-104.
892 N. C. Lote ndmero oO3. Fec
ci6n Aikonito Ponce. Km. 10i-TA.
l452 N. c. Let, nunero 504, Care
tera numeIo j, secci, u AiDOa to-i on
ce. Kms. 1lS-125, go m. c. lot ,
numero soy, Carretera nume.o Sec
ci6n Aibonito- Ponce, Kms. i26-1Si,
e53 nc Lcte numero SO, Carre-
terra nu1ero 6, Secc:0n Ponoe-Areci-
bo. Kms 5-l2, s72 nc. Io;e nu-
meto l10l. Carreters numero 9. Sec
citn' Bayanon- comerio. Kms. OLA,
406 IN. c.
Todos los datos necssarios Sc dsran
In es'a ofcina donde Sc en,uentran de
m.nifesto todos los doeumentos que
han de reeir en- Ia oontrst:y Y podran
recoger les licit,dcres les mOdeios de
proPoi i i1n que han de preseatsr.
La administration Sc Teserva el de-
recho de rechszar cu.lsuisra 6 :odas
las proposic.oncs-
Por orden del Comisio1a5o del In
terror Fir.aado) j. j. JIMESEZ
Sups. de o. P.
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DE g0Cj@dJd7d.
WJXF ~ ~

V sus sehor;tas hijas, en- tre las que
Sc cuenta la graciosisima Ella. de-
jan tamb!en grato recuerdo de sim
pat;as entire los elenentos de csta
sociedad en- la que tienen numero-
sas amistades. Grato viaje dcseanos
! Ia estimable famiia Y que en- su
pals tengAn Is mejor suc-te V dias
muy g.atos.
En- Arecibo Sc efectuara tambien
una br;llsnta fiesta v el casino de
aquclla ciudai of.ece un gran oaile
4 sus socios Y { los del casn.J ,ie Ma
natl, en- reciprocidad Is que este
centro di0 al ezpresado de Areci0o
Muehas personals de San Juan Sc pro
ponen concurnr q los dos bales.
Boda, de Qiid. En- San Luis Esta-
dos Unidos en- donde reside desde
hace tres alos en- union de 8 hern.
mas ha contraido matrimonio "a dis
tinguida Y bella sehorita Pura. Fe-
rrer V Santiago. Es hija Ia contra
yente del ST. JOS. Ferrer residente
Ell Arecibo V de Ia que fu6 su esposa.
fallecida haee algIn tempo. sehcra
Amalia Santiago El c6nyugue es
otto compatliOta Huestro. ioveu An
tonic Arevalo que hace alg:n tieaa-
pO g ausent6 De Il isla V estl enplea
do en una ie las factorias deSaa Luis
E hermaHo de la contEayente 9!
ioven David Ferrer, oue ,rabaia en-
los talleres de La COrrespondencis
Las tres hernanas Ferrer res;den en-
San Luis en- donde tierea ocupsci6n
oesce que Sc auseatsrul de 2. Rico
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De poso por San Jan. Letlcia
Gonzalez Sohomonto. IL lindixi-aa
nina del verjel de Aiboa;;o na Il: T. 10
dos dias en- Ia ciudad. regcsando
GespuGs q su resiaencia en- aquella
simpatica poblacion. Que Sc repit2n
las visitas de Il monisirna Gam;ta.
De paseo. Por dos dias ha ido d
Mayaguez nuestro joven amigo Al
fredo Hoheb. Regresay4 el lunes.
Con obieto de recibir el Sr. Regis
H. Post, ex-gobernador de P. Rico
que lego i Ponce el jueves. han sa-
lido para aquella ciudad, hacicnio
el viaie en- automovil, por la carre,e
r. central. los Sres. Lcdo. Juan Was
Ocho;eco V Juan r. Y Baiz. Sea
bienvenido el Sr. Post.
4 Fdjardo. Los distinguiios es-
pesos J. VI. Rivera, V Rita Martinez.
de Fajardo, estuvieron dos dias en-
San Juan, regresando el sabado su
casa de aquella poblacion. Proba-
blemente Y volveran pronto q la
ciudad los distinguidos esposos, que
en- union de sus indas hiias las Sc
horitas Rivera Sc disponen reali
Ear un viale 4 Europa.
AuSenca. En- el Gltino vapor
que salio para Estados Unidos. en-
barcaron de regreso su pals el Sr.
L. Grahane, su distingIida sehora
espoea y sus bellas niisS. El ex-
comisionado del Interior ysu esti-
nable farnilia absndonan definitiva
ments u isla en- dcnde residieron Ger
g De 4 a6os, La seh0rS Grahane|
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Y forman parte de Ia numerosa CO.
lonia puertor-ique1a que ALI Sc en-
cgentra. Felicidad complete desea-
mos { los felices recien ca.ados.
SemDpr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-23

Lecciones de piano. La se1o.
rita Lola Mas, ofrece day classes Ell
su casa 8 4 domicilio. San Juan
Cristo {.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-23

FraCticante. - Silyestre Feijoo
Martinez, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cia Colon y San joss =. San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-23

Farmacia Colon. A ntiguo esta'
blecimiento. t,ran surtido de d"agal
y patentizadcs. Plaza principal. San
Juon. c.-