...d soldiers that belonged to the 54th and 55th [?] Mass. regiments, who were prisoners there, were detailed to carry out the dead, and the dead were thrown into wagons outside and carried off. Elgin Woodlin , Eleventh Mass. Infantry, testifies that in the summer of 1864 there were colored prisoners at Andersonville. Some of these men were wounded, and the rebels refused to do anything for them; they ...