& divided with Lieut. Henrys Co. then they went to another regiment & borrowed a box of crackers & gave to their companies then after they were all compatable they went to bed themselves. Our teams did not come up until the a[f]ter part of the night.  Lieut Hull with 50 men was detailed with the teams as guard.  Our Capt. went off to a house near by & got supper for himself while we were without anything except what corn we parched.  I went to Henry & Roach and borrowed 20 crackers for our men that were out on guard.  I tell you my little wife we were all very mad  Well now I have to quit.  I must write as ocasion will permit. 
Well I am ready to talk to you again It seems to me that I could write one sheet every day if I had time, for when ever I am not buisy & when I am on the march & particularly when I am out on guard duty, I am almost constantly thinking about you & what I wanted to tell you There are so many things of interest, or what would seem to be that I cannot write about for want of time
