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of his country, having been worn out and wasted by disease, and I suppose his days are surely numbered. There are about a dozen more that it were better for them they were home than here. 3 of our men were left sick in the hospital in Louisville, 2 more were left in the hospital in Frankfort, and 6 or 7 more are fit for that place now. I really believe that I am better now than I have ever been, and that the army perfectly agrees with me. Our brigade arrived in Bowling Green on Thursday and troops have been pouring in every day since, and are at this moment. I should not wonder if this wold be our winter quarters. Either here or in Nashville, Tenn. I would rather they would be in the latter place, because it would