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as long as they can and then throw them away I thought best to send mine home Yo call on M Deil and get them yo will have to pay the freight on them to night we sleep in the tents of the 86 Indiana Reg. tonite the regiment is over the river at Louisville I will write as soon as I can when we stop again we are going so much I cant tel where we stop

 

Sep 26 we start this morning after breakfast we are drawing 2 days rashons most of the boys ar in good spirits this morning I feel verry well Frank Johnson is lively he is on extry duty most of / the time for mising roal call and going to town without leave I never mis a roal yet unless I was out with a gard

 

we can get things to eat by paying an auful price the crackers and fat meet we get from government is hard stuf to live on I buy some bread occasionly and pie 5 cents will buy enough for one meal of bread I wil close and pack my knapsack and

 

remain your Affectionate

            Husband C Morfoot

            to E Morfoot

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