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In late 1864, the correspondent of a Georgia newspaper, the "Southern Confederacy" of Macon, described the situation and condition of the "first negro soldiers ever captured by the Army of Tennessee." The prisoners, all members of the 44th U.S. Colored Infantry, were surrendered at Dalton, Ga., on Oct. 13, 1864. Here's the story.
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