Albert W. Barber writes to his sisters and brother detailing that he received some writing paper and pockets for an overcoat, while Luther also received his things. Barber notes that he has yet to receive the box of books, although he remains on the lookout. He writes that they are still located in the courthouse in Nashville, and that it is looking as though they may stay all winter. Barber notes that there are several African Americans working to prepare the house for winter. He continues by noting that he has seen several boys in the hospital, John is on crutches, George is wounded through the body, and Sam Laird was killed. Barber continues by writing that he recently went to Louisville and saw Samuel Carlile who is well, although he did not see John Squiers. Barber concludes by detailing that James is on duty today, and that Philip is improving.
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