New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
NETWORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER &c. 1869.

foowsi whites, known; llso; unknown: iyoi ,i SoS
total 1895 colored soldiers, 100 Sailors ~ to' xvi
f ens MS m %is total Of
this State IS situated the @ 90 re
nsnection Of t6s place and recommends that the Gov
eminent at once purchase and take tente' VI
and wen attended to. There Inferred here lss reg
lars 979 OF unknown States and ai TOT Ine
$40 The grand total for as different buriaplaces in the
state is officers, Is soldiers, known, 42O4 unknown,
eSnSeo tSs State Is the AnteS@ Cemetery
Gen. Thomas gives much attention to this cemetery In
state and very much out Of order The Rebel dead have
not been removed TO separate place, as was contem-
pense The graves sinking the headstones are mss
ng and the daPdaton general He estimates thai
cemetery. at first contemplated. There are soldiers
beq whose states we're not Known There are buried
there is officers 4ee7 soldiers known and not KNOWN
las; the remainder were removed from the battle
fields Of Monocacy Junction South Mountain Harpers
Park Cemetery In Baltimore there is one sailor, 1898
soldiers known, four employees. and lsS soldiers
1850 known, and Is unknown 1888 colored known. and
unknown; At Laurel Grove there are 22e all coored
white, and 372 colored.
Dstrici q COlanlbis- arc s,a2a white and lsS
Vrginia;-Gen. Thomas has had q large field for In
Cemetery which contains the remains Of soldiers spre
sentng every State In the Union, was Thoroughly In
hs the sa In Se
burg Cemetery out OF 1900 soldiers buried there, bus
Of 5s1s Poplar Grove, bat 1900 Enown Of 1900
at Ariicgton nearly 1000 are unknown. Very many Of
the cemeteries upon the sites of the haftieieds
whose they bear. Gen. Thomas reports that he
Se me &c % IN Slcp CO.
honfrom eyidisPosed persons The interments IN the
white soldiers known, 1897 uuknown sSs6e sailors
and other employees 1888; total whites, g. 1888 coiored
North Caroiiau In this State was the famous prison
OF Salisbury where 50 many thousands of Union sol
IN 1867 and 1t contains unknown and 50 known
soldiers and officers Gen. Thomas found the soldiers
grave. At Raleigh there ss7 soldiers known and -
Officers and st3 unknown At Newborn n ohices l72e
soldiers 40 sailors and Is employees unknown At VIII
gton mostly those who fell In the attack on the ferts
consisting OF $3.50 officers aud soldiers The total white
ColSfed s snc ''iO' ' III 'D' ''''' ''''
1868 are unknown At Beaufort there are - oficers
9l2l soldiers, "a sailors, y employees and 10 citizens
unknown There are alse in this cemetery 795 oOlored
soldiers known and $50 snknGwn. Total inferred ct
Georg.a.In this State there arebut two cemeteries
viz; 6pdersonyilie and Marietta TIE first Il in the
living soldiers and where many thousands lost their
are satbsre together ADD buried AZ Andersonve all
the trenches uncovered and the bodies OF the sol
Officers and soldiers unknown, and rs colOred
making total of 1884 AT Andersonyille there are In
TERED r. 1855 officers and soldiers known, SO unknown
and III oOlored making total OF il7 Tho grand total
buried In the State Is 31,7o2
white soldiers and le kaewn and 2s7 unknown
SUOrs SS White oc srS s
and I3e known colOfed soldiers unknown, max
Sstc sT there Are GO WHITE and 400 coored soldiers
Inferred The grand otaldured IN the State 257l7
Cemetery The bodies OF al soldiers and sailors that
Gen Thomas could and buried in odd places rein
5sss unknown, and O27s known white soldiers and 1850
eolore6 making total q 49, The cemeteries at Fort
al spoken Of In the report as being too near tho
rive S shS Of rho soldiers erea In the State is 1869
and Of colored S2el making grand total OF 1919 -,
ferson, at the Dry Torugas Pensaools Key West, Tai
iahassee, and St. Augustine They were all in good con-
known, and $50 officers and soldiers known, making
total of g7. To this is TO Do added1 colored sailors
and 40 coIOred soldiers making grand total OF l In
| terDents.
State and that at Mobile There are Inferred there
Is officers 5so soldiers CT sailors 81 employs and 50 col
had been dug up from about the old spanish forts and
but few OF them had stones TO mark who or what they
Irkansaa are three cemeteries in this State, all
reported Kept IN good order There s one each at Little
of white officers and soldiers buried in this State Is 7e2
Of which number are sr m ars ARE m
The total number OF nterments In the state Is sba
and small ons at san Antonio The bodies the
terri At Galveston will soon be removed TO Brownsville
White and 1859 coored soldiers buried these cems-
teries OF which number LOO unknown. The total
Temnlslee~Au the cemeteries in this State marked
out by NaorGen Geo. H. Thomas and are situated near
There are seven Of em aud the report declares them
inferred o7S7 white aud t9OS colored which number
500 unknown; At Chattanooga there are 1Os9 white
0o coored; at Stone RIVER white ana 1877 coored
at Knoxville 3Ol2 white and lu colered at shiloh 1854
"a colored Total white. 1868 OF which 1878 UNI
known; total colored 72Ss Of which 1904 are unknown
Kentueky-Gen. Thomas gives vivid description OF
his through this sae and his inspection there Of
the homes OF the dead. He found at Camp DICK Robin
son a single gravethat Of Gen. Nelson. There five
o y s CS Ses S@p Seson and Cave Hi
each contain about 1000 bodies. but the other ceme-
ccored ii26 making a grand total OF 1920, Of which
number 1880 are unknown There are many prlvate
4sSu,I-In this State where the most bitter warfare
wagod there but four cemeteries viz Jefferson Bar
there arg Inferred ss5s white and ic7S coOred soldiers
OF which number $500 are unknown The cemeteries arc
ohoTn seven cemeteries in this state there are % oh
and lisa soldiers known and 81 unknown; also l
coored soldiers known, aud " unknown, making total
Geligan-In six cemeteries there are Inferred ON
GERS and 1875 soldiers and sailor known, and Al soldiers
unknown, making total OF 1s2 In the State. Cen
Thomas recOmmslds that they all be removed to new
WscOnsm-In this State there were found ale Inter
ments in IL different cemeteries 20 OF whom are un
IoeGThere $50 officers and soldiers Inferred in
this State This STATE gave lVOVO on W inc uhlon my
OF which at least one half perished.
Iiiaois-This state has Gao. whites and a04 coored
soldiers resting earth 4S05 Of these a Mound
City and the remainder scattered through IL different
cemeteries In the State.
Indiana-In n e cemeteries In this State there are
Inferred s,I90 white and ,63l coored soldiers.
Minnssoa In cemeteries in this State there
lis soldiers known, and 81 unknown.
Kania,,Gen Thomas found Ersvoy45d at Baxter sSs
missed and murdered there by Quantre and his band
and were found and buried by the Union soldiers Al
Fort there IO9S buried at Fort Scott
t07 at Fort Harker a. aud ut various cemeteries there
ara oi2 ma all Gen Thomas found 90 single graves OF