On the weldon [railroad]
Wensday October the 20 1864
my Dear and Loving wife
Louisa Cauller Tis with
pleasure I Take my pen
in hand To informe you
Thies few Lines To Let you
know that I am well
at preasent and I
hope that thies few Lines
may find you enjoying
good health and father [further]
I am going to Let you
know that I got your
Letters Last knight and
i was gladder than ever
i was when i opened
them and your and Little
noras picture and i got
the money to and i was
very glad and i thought
i would aunser you
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write A way i send one
Just the Same day when i
got yours in the evening i
thought i would write one
write after their has allso
beign some very heavy canon
nading Last knight and
this morning the rebs are
still stiring around A Little
but they would better
keep [cools?] if they dont
want to be hurt we are
well prepaired fore
them Jus now I have
nothing more at preasent
but i want you to aunsr
my Letter as soon as you
Can i am very Glad i
received your Likeness and
i think their never
was a childe that sat as
nice as it did bully for it
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Write Soon fore get it
not Remember me when
this you read From
your True husband Samuel
Cauller To you my
Dear Louisa Cauler

Direct your to Co C 107 Pa reg
Vet vols
Washing D C
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