[Penciled in] [1862]
	Camp Corinth
		Miss
	October [16th?] [1862?]
		Dear friends
      I recived your leter
dated October 1st and was verry
much pleased to here from
you and that you wer well
Em since I wrote to you
last I have bin In two
Batles one Batle at [Tuka?]
we whiped them bad
there I was all over the
battle field it was A
grate site to see so many
[illegible] Em I well recollect
camp meting I hope
that we may injoy our 

selves once more to geather
as we could once I have
verry good times here
but not so good as we
have to home but as
will try to injoy my
self as well as I can
till I can do beter we
have bin verry buisy
so I could hardly have
time to write to any one
I recived A leter just
now from will he says
old [burrows?] is married
to old mises [illegible] I pity
the old women I [suppose?]
Greenbush is verry [dry?]
now the Boys have gone

to the rear we will
have one old time when
the war is over I am
		       ar									
going to have A regul^
old bust if I ever did In
my life I should like to
be home this winter to 
sleighride with the girls
and Boys but I dont 
			     t
expect I can so you [won^?]
have all the fun you
can until we git back
excuse all mistakes and
poor writing for this
time and recive my
love from Abraham
	 Breubaker
    write soon as you

get this
 	remember your
       friend

Direct to Co B [illegible in original]
	    Mich. cav
	In care of
Captine Wilson
Corinth Mississippi
	Emmie A. Daggett