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Louisville but always forget to tell you when writing home. The last time I saw him was about two weeks ago and as he told me then that he was going to his regiment dorm. I am. I suppose he was gone I would have seen him again. It may be interesting for you to know how the Pd of trade Battery spirit. The late Thanksgiving day we will honored it with all due harmony. We omitted the usual daily drill and each squad drew $5.00 from the company fund and made a real food diner of chicken. I curiously would like to know how it was put at home. On Saturday evening or rather about 10 1/2 on Saturday night when the camp was still and all were asleep but the ordinary guard, 2 or 3 shots were heard around the captain, who then thought it was firing by our pickets and immediately alarmed the camp and ordered us to hurry up and hitch up. In less than 10 minutes everything was ready formed in battery. The guns were unlimbered and 150 men who but a few minutes before