by cistern and well. Surface drainage. Six-room brick lodge; 1 brick outbuilding. Octagonal rostrum. Interments: 796 known, 116 unknown; total, 912. Quartermaster, Atlanta, Ga., in charge.

Mound City, Ill.-First class, at Mound City, Ill., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1864. Area, 10.50 acres, of which 8 acres are inclosed by iron fence. Water supplied by 2 cisterns. Surface and underground drainage. Six-room brick lodge; brick outbuilding. Rectangular rostrum. Interments: 2,504 known, 2,763 unknown; total, 5,267. Depot quartermaster, St. Louis, Mo., in charge. Nashville, Tenn.-First class, 6 miles north of Nashville, and 13 miles from Madison, Tenn., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1867. Area, 65 acres, of which 60.60 acres are inclosed by stone wall. Water supplied by cistern and well. Surface and underground drainage. Six-room stone lodge; stone outbuilding. Octagonal rostrum. Interments: 11,857 known, 4,701 unknown; total, 16,558. Quartermaster, Atlanta, Ga., in charge.

Natchez, Miss.--First class, at Natchez, Miss., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1866. Area, 11 acres; inclosed by brick wall. Water supplied by three cisterns. Surface and underground drainage. Three-room lodge, 1-room office, and stable of brick; frame outbuilding. No rostrum. Interments: 332 known, 2,780 unknown; total, 3,112. Quartermaster, Atlanta, Ga., in charge. New Albany, Ind.-Third class, at New Albany, Ind., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1862. Area, 5.46 acres; inclosed by stone wall. Water supplied by cistern, well, and city waterworks. Surface and underground drainage. Six-room brick lodge; brick outbuilding. Rectangular rostrum. Interments: 2,192 known, 676 unknown; total, 2,868. Depot quartermaster, Jeffersonville, Ind., in charge.

Newbern, N. C.-Second class, at Newbern, N. C., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1867. Area, 7.60 acres; inclosed by brick wall. Water supplied by cistern and well. Surface drainage. Six-room shell-rock lodge; shellrock outbuilding. Octagonal rostrum. Interments: 2,212 known, 1,091 unknown; total, 3,303. Depot quartermaster, Washington, D. C., in charge.

Philadelphia, Pa.-Second class, at Germantown, Pa., the telegraph and railroad station. Post-office, Station D, Philadelphia, Pa. Established 1862. Area, 13.26 acres; inclosed by a stone wall. Water supplied by 2 wells. Surface and underground drainage. Seventeen-room brick mansion; frame outbuilding. Octagonal rostrum. Interments: 2,173 known, 185 unknown; total, 2,358. Depot quartermaster, Philadelphia, Pa., in charge.

Poplar Grove, Va.-Second class, 4 miles from Petersburg, Va., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1866. Area, 8.65 acres; inclosed by brick wall. Water supplied by well. Surface drainage. Six-room stone lodge; brick outbuilding. No rostrum. Interments: 2,199 known, 4,006 unknown; total, 6,205. Depot quartermaster, Washington, D. C., in charge.

Port Hudson, La.-Second class, at Port Hudson, La., the post-office and railroad station. Telegraph station is Baton Rouge, La. Established 1866. Area, 8 acres ; inclosed by brick wall. Water supplied by 2 cisterns. Surface drainage. Six-room brick lodge; frame outbuilding. No rostrum. Interments: 592 known, 3,239 unknown; total, 3,831. Quartermaster, Atlanta, Ga., in charge.

Quincy, Ill.-Fourth class, a lot in Woodland Cemetery, at Quincy, Ill., the postoffice, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1868. Area, 0.25 acre; not inclosed. No superintendent. No buildings. No water supply. Interments: 167 known, 55 unknown; total, 222. Depot quartermaster, St. Louis, Mo., in charge. Raleigh, N. C.-Second class, at Raleigh, N. C., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1866. Area, 7.83 acres, of which 6.90 are inclosed by brick wall. Water supplied by cistern. Surface drainage. Six-room brick lodge; frame outbuilding. Octagonal rostrum. Interments: 629 known, 572 unknown; total, 1,201. Quartermaster, Atlanta, Ga., in charge.

Richmond, Va.-First-class, at Richmond, Va., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1866. Area, 8 acres, of which 7.50 are inclosed by stone wall. Water supplied by well. Surface and underground drainage. Six-room brick lodge; brick outbuilding. Octagonal rostrum. Interments: 851 known, 5, 700 unknown; total, 6,551. Depot quartermaster, Washington, D. C., in charge.

Rock Island, Ill.-Fourth class, at Rock Island, Ill., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1863. Area, 1 acre, inclosed by iron fence. Rectangular rostrum. No other buildings. Surface drainage. Interments: 288 known, 20 unknown; total, 308. Depot quartermaster, Washington, D. C., in charge.

Salisbury, N. C.-First-class, at Salisbury, N. C., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1865. Area, 6 acres, inclosed by stone wall. Water supplied from a creek and cistern. Surface drainage. Six-room brick lodge; frame outbuilding. No rostrum. Interments: 102 known, 12,035 unknown; total, 12, 137. Quartermaster, Atlanta, Ga., in charge.

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San Antonio, Tex.-Third class, at San Antonio, Tex., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1867. Area, 3.63 acres; inclosed by stone wall. Water supplied by cistern and city waterworks. Surface drainage. Six-room stone lodge; stone office; frame outbuilding. Octagonal rostrum. Interments: 966 known, 225 unknown; total, 1,191. Quartermaster, Atlanta, Ga., in charge.

San Francisco, Cal.-Fourth class, on reservation at Presidio, San Francisco, Cal., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1884. Area, 9.50 acres; 7.25 inclosed by stone wall on 3 sides and iron fence on front. Water supplied by post waterworks. Surface and underground drainage. Six-room brick lodge; no outbuilding; no rostrum. Interments: 999 known, 397 unknown; total, 1,396. Depot quartermaster, San Francisco, Cal., in charge.

Santa Fe, N. Mex.-Fourth class, at Santa Fe, N. Mex., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1875. Area, 9.35 acres; inclosed by stone wall and wire fence. Water supplied by city waterworks. Surface drainage. Seven-room stone lodge; stone outbuilding. No rostrum. Interments: 243 known, 360 unknown; total, 603. Depot quartermaster, Washington, D. C., in charge.

Seven Pines, Va.-Fourth class, at Seven Pines, Va., the post-office, and 8 miles from Richmond, Va., the telegraph station; railroad station, Oaks Station, Va., three-fourths mile distant. Established 1866. Area, 1.55 acres, of which 1.47 acres are inclosed by brick wall. Water supplied by cistern and well. Surface and underground drainage. Six-room brick lodge; frame outbuilding. No rostrum. Interments: 154 known, 1,226 unknown; total, 1,380. Depot quartermaster, Washington, D. C., in charge.

Shiloh, Tenn.-First class, at Pittsburg Landing, Tenn., the post-office; railroad and telegraph station at Corinth, Miss., 20 miles distant. Established 1866. Area, 10.05 acres, of which 9 acres are inclosed by stone wall. Water supplied by cistern and well. Surface and underground drainage. Six-room brick lodge; frame outbuilding. Octagonal rostrum. Interments: 1,236 known, 2,362 unknown; total, 3,598. Quartermaster, Atlanta, Ga., in charge.

Soldiers' Home, D. C.-First class, at Soldiers' Home, D. C., the post-office, and about 3 miles from Washington, D. C., the railroad and telegraph station. Established 1861. Area, 16 acres, inclosed by stone wall and iron fence. Water supplied by well and Soldiers' Home waterworks. Surface and underground drainage. Sixroom stone lodge; brick outbuilding. Rectangular rostrum. Interments: 6,303 known, 293 unknown; total, 6,596. Depot quartermaster, Washington, D. C., in charge.

Springfield, Mo.-Third class, 4 miles from Springfield, Mo., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1867. Area, 5 acres, of which 4.90 acres are inclosed by a stone wall and iron fence. Water supplied by cistern and well Surface and underground drainage. Six-room brick lodge; frame outbuilding. Octagonal rostrum. Interments: 919 known, 734 unknown; total, 1,653. Depot quartermaster, St. Louis, Mo., in charge.

St. Augustine, Fla.-Fourth class, at St. Augustine, Fla., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1881. Area, 0.58 acre, inclosed by concrete wall. No buildings. Surface drainage. Interments, 1,470 known. Quartermaster, Atlanta, Ga., in charge.

Staunton, Va.-Fourth class, at Staunton, Va., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1867. Area, 1.15 acres; inclosed by stone wall. Water supplied by cistern. Surface drainage. Three-room brick lodge, with 3-room frame addition; frame outbuilding. No rostrum. Interments: 234 known, 527 unknown; total, 761. Depot quartermaster, Washington, D. C., in charge.

Stones River, Tenn.-First class, 3 miles from Murfreesboro, Tenn., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1865. Area, 20.10 acres, of which 18.45 are inclosed by stone wall. Water supplied by 3 cisterns and well. Surface drainage. Six-room stone lodge; frame outbuilding. Rectangular rostrum. Interments: 3,817 known, 2,330 unknown; total, 6,147. Quartermaster, Atlanta, Ga., in charge. Vicksburg, Miss.-First class, at Vicksburg, Miss., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1865. Area, 40 acres, of which 34.50 are inclosed by brick wall. Water supplied by 4 cisterns, 1 well and creek. Drainage, surface and underground. Three-room lodge with kitchen addition, 4-room gardener's cottage, and office of brick; 4 frame outbuildings. Rectangular rostrum. Interments: 3,935 known, 12,721 unknown; total, 16,656. Quartermaster, Atlanta, Ga., in charge.

Wilmington, N. C.-Second class, at Wilmington, N. C., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1867. Area, 5 acres, of which 4.50 acres are inclosed by brick wall. Water supplied by cisterns. Surface drainage. Six-room stone lodge; frame outbuilding. Octagonal rostrum. Interments: 717 known, 1,577 unknown; total, 2,294. Quartermaster, Atlanta, Ga., in charge.

Winchester, Va.-Second class, at Winchester, Va., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1866. Area, 4.89 acres; inclosed by stone wall. Water supplied by cistern and well. Surface and underground drainage. Three-room stone

lodge; frame outbuilding. No rostrum. Interments: 2,099 known, 2,385 unknown; total, 4,484. Depot quartermaster, Washington, D. C., in charge.

Woodlawn, N. Y.-Fourth class, within incorporated cemetery of Elmira, N. Y., the post-office, railroad and telegraph station. Established 1874. Area, 2.36 acres; inclosed one side by picket fence, on other sides by hedge and creek. Surface drainage. No buildings. Interments: 3,068 known, 7 unknown; total, 3,075. Depot quartermaster, New York City, in charge.

Yorktown, Va.-Third class, at Yorktown, Va., the post-office; railroad and telegraph station is Lee Hall, Va., about 5 miles distant. Established 1866. Area, 3 acres; inclosed by brick wall. Water supplied by cistern. Surface drainage. Sixroom stone lodge; brick outbuilding. Octagonal rostrum. Interments: 750 known, 1,435 unknown; total, 2,185. Depot quartermaster, Washington, D. C., in charge.

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