The National tribune., 1910-07-07
Addresses, Etc, Wanted.

Send all information direct to the parties
asking for 1t.
n. Y. would like the address of Capt. Salem
W. Stockin, or any comrade Of Co. K, 1st
n. Y. Art.
Mrs. Eliza Clark, 400 Smith St., Lansing,
Mich, would like the address of any COM
rade who served in the 10Th Mich.
James Sage, Richmond, No, would like In
formation OF his brother, Lemuel D. Sage,
was in the northern part of Texas.
DR.. U. G. Vance, Somerset, Ind, would
like to hear from any one who knew his
thinks his father served in either the 7th
or 18th Ind. Cav. Amy information will be
greatly appreciated by him.
Mrs. Sophia McLain. Grey Eagle. Mimi,
would like information OF her uncle, H. W.
Mattice, Captain, Co. L, 59th n. Y
Stillman Sanders, Co. F., 4th Mimi, Start
up. Wash. would like to hear from any Of
the old boys who served in Co. f, 4th Mimi,
known before mastering in as Freeborn
Rangers).
W. E. Mcintosh, 2407 Jones ST., Omaha,
to get the address of Charley Burgess. Co.
f, 14th ILL.,, a snare drummer. He and /
were great chums and bunked together, and
ran around into all kinds Of mischief One
warm day in 1862 we were camped on the
banks of the Mississippi, south Of Memphis,
and while we were in the river swimming
some one stole our clothes and all our be-
longings, and we had to go up through the
camp in nude condition. Capt. Fred
Meade took us down to the .Commssary De-
partment and fitted us out with new clothes.
to hollow at us Here comes the while polar
bears Charley once lived in South Omaha,
but had moved before came to Omaha. II
he sees this article, l wish he would write
to me-"
Comrade ]. Walter Wilson, s13 Franklin
ST., Columbus, Ind, would like to secure
the poem, one verse only of which he re-
members:
Your Honor pleads guilty. I'm hummer.
don't deny the Cop here found me drunk;
don't deny that through the whole long
The sun-warmed earth has been my only
bunk
W; P; Twomey, Central Point, Greg,
would like the address Of his brother. T. Y.
Twomey. 14th Mo. Cav, Go. C. When last
heard from he was in Danville. ILL.,
COmrade Patrick Ryan, National Military
Home, Kansas. wishes to learn if there are
any OF the surviving members of his Com
pany Go. C, 10Th Mass) who remember him.
He enlisted In Boston in January, 1865, and
was with the regiment in front of Peters
burg, va. C0mrade Ryan was IT years old
when the regiment was mustered out.
VIM. Glasgow, National Soldiers Home
Johnson City. Tenn, would like the address
of his brother, John Glasgow, Co. d, 1st
n Y. Cav, last heard of in wyoming, Maine
1869.
Levi VI. Tubbs, Co. I. 3Sth Iowa, would
like news Of his brother, Nelson ]. Tubbs.
Captain w. w. Bushes company, made up at
Lockport, n. Y, t2Sth n. ". Comraile
Tubbs has not heard from his brother for
the last 80 years.
John C. Chapman, $50 Chapel St, Rm. .,
New Haven. Conn, would like the address
of james Garrity, Co. r, LIST Conn., H. A.
from April s, 1861. to May 22, 1861 and Co
II. Vet. Reserve Corps, ID u. 5. Inf, from
July IL, 1856. to July II, 1869. Discharged
at Mobile Ala.
Ernest Phillips. Buchannon, W. Va, would
like to hear from Addison Sanders, If he is
vet alive. In the Summer of '61-'62 the 18th
Ind, to which Comrdde Sanders belonged
some of the boys were constant visitors at
the Phillips home. Comrade Sanders has not
been heard of since the battle on Allegheny
Mountain.
Editor National Tribune: Can you give the
full poem, one part of which is this, as near
as can remember:
when war is near and danger nigh.
'God and the soldier" is then the cry
When war is far and danger not,
God and the soldier are both forgot"
Mrs. Ernest Hardy. Springfield Ohio
wants to get information as to her father
whom she thinks served in an Indiana rcgi
ment He was mortally wounded at Stone
River or at Nashville, Jan. II, 1863. He
was living at the time he enlisted. Aug 10
1868. at Adeli, Iowa.
Comradr Wm. Floyd. Royal Center. served
in the 18th Ind, Go. G. He would like to
hear from some of the boys of that regi
ment. He Is getting old and will not be here
very long he thinks. Comrade Floyd adds:
II want to take The National Tribune
long as ! am here, and that won't be long
COmrade T.. $. Johnson. President eth Ill.
Inf Assn. Springfield. ILL.,. would Ike the
address of A. NJ Cook. 7th, roth, and 10th
ILL.,, who had an item in The National
Tribune recently under the head of Young
est Soldier"