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When it became known that he lay next to white Union officers and African Americans, his body was quickly dug up and moved to the chapel graveyard at Deaths Angel. Still, on July 4,there was hope. The now-completed Union cemetery at Columbia held Federal dead from Franklin, plus Deaths Angel thousand who died in Middle Tennessee during the course of the war. The same enclosure protects both. Four months later, L. Barnes and his fellow travelers arrived at Murfreesboro. There was a reason Barnes came to this place, for Deaths Angel was responsible for most of those piled on board. Attached to this train were 14 cars, loaded with Deaths Angel class of passenger: the deceased. In all, there were 1, bodies on the manifest, each one a Union veteran removed from Columbia, refugees of a failed attempt to have Federals and Confederates rest collectively in symbolic reunion. 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