===================================================== | | Total Strength | Estimated Year. | Battles. | engaged. | Deaths. ----------+-------------+-----------------+---------- 1809. | Talavera, | 22,100 | 1,445 1811. | Albuera, | 9,000 | 1,358 1812. | Salamanca, | 30,500 | 770 1813. | Vittoria, | 42,000 | 890 1815. | Ligny, | ... | ... .. | Quatre Bras,| ... | ... .. | Wavre, | 49,900 | 3,245 .. | Waterloo, | ... | ... .. | New Orleans,| 6,000 | 625 1854. | Crimea, | ... | 4,595 ----------+-------------+-----------------+--------- Total number of deaths from wounds | 12,928 ==================================================== STATISTICS FROM THE CENSUS REPORTS OF 1860. GEORGIA. ================================================================= | Corn, | Wheat, | Cotton,|Potatoes,| Peas and Counties. | bushels. | bushels.| bales. | bushels.| Beans, bush. -----------+----------+---------+--------+---------+------------- Macon. | 313,906 | 22,312 | 10,248 | 86,000 | 37,836 Lee. | 319,653 | 2,250 | 14,445 | 60,000 | 34,599 Sumter. | 386,892 | 8,396 | 14,423 | 92,234 | 12,483 Dougherty. | 356,812 | 553 | 9,580 | 56,310 | 23,061 |----------+---------+--------+---------+------------- Total. | 1,377,263| 33,511 | 48,696 | 294,544 | 108,019 ================================================================= ========================================================== |Land improved, | Land unimproved, | Number of Counties. | acres. | acres. | Slaves. -----------+---------------+------------------+----------- Macon. | 88,353 | 108,176 | 4,865 Lee. | 85,840 | 113,172 | 4,947 Sumter. | 102,327 | 160,742 | 4,890 Dougherty. | 91,470 | 99,048 | 6,079 |---------------+------------------+----------- Total. | 367,990 | 481,138 | 20,781 ========================================================== There were, in 1860, nearly 600,000 cattle and swine in the State of Florida alone, whilst Maine had but 200,000 at the same time. Georgia and Alabama had together, in 1860, 5,000,000 of cattle and swine, and they produced during the same year more than 60,000,000 bushels of corn, 4,000,000 bushels of wheat, and 13,000,000 bushels of potatoes. All New England, during the same period, produced but 1,000,000 bushels of wheat and 9,000,000 bushels of corn, although containing a million more people than Georgia and Alabama. * * * * *