I take the opertunety to let you no wher I am and how I am geten a long

Joseph Culver Letter, September 18, 1864, Page 1Chattnooga Tenn
September 18 1864

My Dear friend I take the opertunety to let you no wher I am and how I am geten a long I am well all but my back and that is weak so that I cant do much duty I was taken Car of horses but it was hard work then the put me to cooken I would hav ben up to my Company before this time but I thot I could not [dun?] much thar ar som boys her that there times ar up and the went to the lutenen Cobburn to get him to send them to ther Company he said he did not like to spare them for that reason I dont Com for if I went to him to get my dis charg he would not let me go I hant had no pa yet I can draw as much Cloths as much as I want he said that he [lovd?] to get our pa when the pamaster Cume around Thar ar not much goen on her so I hant got much nuse to rite I have rote to the [Co it?] a good meny times but I hant had no ancer yet I dont get no leters a tall

drect your leters to in Car of Lutenen. W. J. Cobburn
Act. Quarter Master
Artilery Chattnooga Tenn
Shermans [H. Quarters?]
Capeten Josef F. Culver
Comand of Co A 129 Ill

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