June 30th 1865
Dear wife
I Take the pleasure
of setting down this
Day to wright you
A few Lines to informe
you that i am
well at present hopeing
this few Lines of
scribling may find
you in the same
state of good health
and fother i received
your glad and ever
well come Letter and
was glad to hear from
you and i received
the stamps you send
to me and futher
i was very sorey to
hear that you wer
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Not well But indeed
i cannot tell you
when we will Be
dis charged their is
no sighn yet that i
am going to get A
furlough if we dont
soon get discharged
But we will Be mustered
fore 8 month more
pay to morrow and
if they pay us of[f]
soon after we get
mustered i wont come
untill i am paid
and fother i want
you to ans wer as soon
as posable i have sent
2 this week i Like
to get Letters to read
and hear i am going
to send you A prety
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paper fore you and
Little nora to read
i got it from the
Chaplin all they other
Boys throughs thires
away But i want
to make Better use
of mine i read it
thorugh and now
you may read it
allso if you Like
But i must Close fore
this time i aint eney
thing more at present
But pleas answer
soon Remember me
and i will do the
Same and send me
all the news you
know of So no more
at present From your
Effectioante husband
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Samuel Cauller To my
Dear wife Louisa Cauller

Co C. 107 Redgemnt p vvvols
5 corps B Division 2 Brigate
Army of the potomac
Louisa Caullr Nora suphia
Cauller Samuel Caul