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Full N.umba r Will No v.r bi Knkowi-Wh *tho Avalablo Igtarva Slis,w of Loo,p e by Hattlo "uics M"t"nt:6. (Now York Sun.) If tlie prosideit meais by carir for the Confederato dead that i tional comeotories shall be provid( for thom as in the caso of the Jni( dead of the wiar, then the questioi Whero are the Confedorato dea< becowes one of vital importanco. E doos another: How miany Contfe( orates died aid wore killed duriii tie civil war? The oflicial returns of death loss( in the ConfederatO ariies on file i the wair department. in WVashinglo a1ro inl'om1ploto anld u atis'A ac1keor: Nearly ill iho rolls of Alabam troops ar i issin"g, 1111 thous' i ol1 of the States aro complete. The i( tual extent of their losses by disvivk anld enalHlies in battle mluit over rt maiii ia imitor (of conivecture. Thi losses inl thlie Ulion armi-ies floim ti coiplete aIty rolls, accordiig to th original taullat ion sipposvd io 1mv beepn accurately k)t, wvro sulls gnuntly largely intcreasevd inl theostm of ''killed or died of w(oIn,l-", ba-i' ipoin the papers oflicilily knlowi a tho "finail 1-tatemenvits, anidtrn the investigation of peinjll elaiiii. This tanulation, as finally revisev and corrected, shows tlint those wI died of diselaet' inl tIhm (iion1 111imiiv were iii tle ratio of two to one thos killed in haltie or dield 4. wounds. That is to say%, 00,t moni were killed oir died of w%olllld whilo ll, 'ionl wh,ldiers died e disollse. Almost. immediatelv aftvr the wi was ovver t Ie nafil ionial govelnmieit, sc on foot imeasur ns to identify it4 val arm y of dead in so fil as it was po sibi, to collect the r.-ntins in i tional cemeteries atit mai1rk thiei graves. Hoveiily sx coimetrio-s wer estalislitlod iroligliolit tho Ulliom which inlubdes one il tle city .Mexico, wieei-v thetioad of the mlexi can war aro collected, iortiern ll, sontheri lying sido by sido inl th1il far off cemetery. 'Tlhe i major-ity ( these beautiful coiotories, carofuill cared for and upon which bargo suiim of money are anuially expelided, ar in the southern States. .1u1t, thout the Norrh, where they died in bespit a1 and whilo at hone on sick i-isvv In nearly Iall csIeI s the goverInm1t.eI owns the ground, and1( all thIt imii provemnits araio of a last ing ebiarac tor'. Tholirelhas beeni an1 endteaivor t< erect gr'ave markings wichI wonb last for aiges. Ini t hese ceometeri(e lhe sohilie'r' gr'ave is marm mked I y smiall thurblett block pr'oject ing ab onl a foot. ab ovo gr'ounid, sonmet imtes wit hiis namlio carivedl upl a it, Ibuit gener ally1) it muerely cairries a 1nmberi, ami in a book ini the supinl'tenidnlt' charge, there is a correspond(in g *11m bor, witlit lhe deadl man's niame oppo~ site, or thme said woird "Liinknlown."' NOW, t his gr'eat workt of collectingl identtify illg and1( mairk ing thle bliiin placees of t hie Uniioii dead1 was begmt imfa'tely' after the warLl, whenii wvas ealsy to com aOiOlt overy soturce o in formnation conce rning t hese docelis ed soldiers, yet. it is a sho'kinig fuec that out of a total of 300t,200 Uinioi dead the graves of 1 :3,-t15 li the great facilities thien exist ing foi Of 33,i52( Union Negrio soldiers. buried in these cenieteries '23,50t) ar unknown. Under such favor'ablo. circumust anic os if muore than oine third of the Un ion hieiad had to he mairked unknlownm what will be the result of any~ syste matic attemipt to colleet antd markm the grave-s of the Confederato dead, thirty-five yeaaa after' the wari?' P'rob ably hardly onedtooth of the occii pants of the graves found could withU any degree of certainty be identified, bosides which the burial 1)1.c of0 thousands of thle Confederate deadi in the nature of things canmnot bc found at all. More thant 50,000 Uli ion men, killed or died of disease were lost entirely, anhd are not clar ried on these cemetery rolls as ('i ther known cr uniknown. Thoiso lis uete rsppailling, yet it is ealisy ( comprehend their magnitudle in , o of all the circumustanuce-the wvar'i length, wide theatro and numleromi battles and skirmishos in dense oood and broken ground. It is likely t hai the propor ioln of Clonfederato dead, considering thiri inaidequtelt facili ties of all kinds for claig for th sick in hospital and wounded on the battlfeld. co mpletely lost to all kin would bo fully as great as the Union ligures, although their losses were considorably loss in the aggregate whilo greater in porcentogo owing to tho fact that such at groat propor tion of Union rogimonts woro never in hattle at ill. Thorofore, in case of a systomatic effort to caro for the Soutlhern dead as I1h1 UDion dead woro cared for, lhilould (h president's suggestion I contomplato such a scope, the qies- a tion. VIro are tho Confodorato doad ? assaiiies a deop significance. I Il aniy nitionil participation in the icar of tho Confedorato dond it, i is rno thanl likely that the eharac- 4 9 ter of tlie 1111dortlking will be slini ilar to thut ill coniotion with tho i Jnifoll dead, but owing to tho lapso of time the results i will bo far less I satisfatelory for Ile reason givol. t Clol. Fox, in his valtuable 11nid ( patinstaking book oi "lligieta11l t ljos.es inl the Civil Var," say s that i siniuing up of the casuiltios of I bakttlo aind aill mninor ongogoments-- il using oWlliil rep.rs onll, andl(] inl v absen acilc Iepitinig Conl fedoriatt esti. I ma11t's - inldicates that WI ,t0 mnen in c rolind Imillbors woro kille<d or mor. \ tallY vol:ded on the CoifederatIo -sido duing the war. 'Ilit the ag ,,regnle miist, hav heri fully this ill adni plitil by 1 lI follow in1r, oflicial figurl-s fromn inivomlpleto S d)lswil Conf'iderak, roJis onl fill, inll tI W l I )ojI'rttiuvilt, at, W itshiiig tol. I)il of Mid of s Stat o. Kill-d. Womid.A. Dliseast'. f \'iii n.... ,.,:2 2, !;j ;,l117 N.~ ~ ~~~5 <'uo n ..2 15-) 20. 602 . 'a ro 1; 1m.. 9. : t - :1- ) -1.i i0( r .. .5: 1,719 :1.702 -'l id. .... ' 5 I,() 2 2.l' 1;211 G""o-, miia a .... 2. 1 1 17 :1, 1;-,!) T x . I ..... 1., 1,211 1,200 i 1r\ i(l'an is ... 1 1.3 2.,142 a t - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 7 2o< - t . .: i 2.1-12 'hil te hi-es rtl il is Ire obvioulyIv 1. 4hey how filhIlat ut lonst. 6.,521 WerO killed 01r dli.d of W<111J.-, m11ild t that c-rItn1 51iy ,M- itiu df hsea. Thel only l-tate's w retho figuresvi IPProximillo to fnlNeIss arI- . Orth a111ti Soid b Caroliina. Tliosf fatiliar S with Soitliern war stltistici atro con - fidit thalt. Li Virgioia killed aind othej(r Stato vxcept. p-rhaps North Carolii, vet lir loss.s inl thii coil. pilaitionl froill thll mrcomlleft Offilild ireturns are lhst, lit tle in>re thaon half ' thiose' of th inulIhhil Suto of Sou,ithI wasl. shcow~ coinc1luively iiIi b e nning reporitsi that1 Albihamaii lo',t ill killed and1( diied of wcoundshl filly 1 5,O)() '1 li- r*i (or<b: oIf badtthi-s d1o not sh~ow that;i Sonth C:aruliint lost in kilh ld atilI dii oif w~OiIials such at dli.pruo Ini m1 exe.'inig tho other~ 'tltes5, troops fought very wVell, and( sonol. as greof if notd greatier.i, besib 1. which w'ith Virg~lin, luid a greah-tcr hnmbler of red"Nli-l engagedh ~ 'in rooilst of thle1 hh' , tou onbrmu tha ollicjia! recordls LITERA ~ i, i ic ciiial cc w r ! I., ) t i 1 ith c 'ble. ni r I w..l wci (I ni., I I' bt:n ,tu i but the Confederato killed and die f wounds numbered fully 94,000. Of conue the statomont, of the ag gregate that (lied of disease is fa )o1ow the total. If North Carolin o8t 20,002 or hor soldiors by diseas t is hardly crediblo that Georgii ubrnishing al)jproximatoly the sm utmber of troopv, lost only 3,70' rom the sano eauo. It is lobabif is has boon itated by high sontheri inthority in recent your., that tL ,onfederato losses from diseaso aup >roxinited closely to 125,000. The Confedorato doad, liko the Un on1, lio buried on battlefield fron xettytiburg to tho month of the 1i Jrando and at all the prison depot broughout the North. A fow of thoil load have boon exiumed bore ant. here removed by their friond1, buti here has been no general care of t I jonfederato dend that which chiarac erized the Union policy. In sono of the principal battles o be war, telected from all tho var :>s tLo-it ri s, the gallant, Confed rates mwido tho following lossos ii illed outright, the figures not in lding (hoso who aftorward died o Buattl(,. Killedo(. h1111 10n1 (first, Manlassats) ............ .1W lort Dcineh.on .............................. 4t6i h iilh ................................. ...... ,72: iir.(akS (Seven P les)............... 18( e vuji Day a Batb .tLes ....... ............3,28( 4111 I6111 (Se ind Manttassa-A)........., ,iC1,-1,1u ................ .................1,1 o ri tt I ............... .......................1,2( vedo vicksbt -r . ........................ 5!) I I-f It Sborough IrI ......... ......... ... ,7 . ha ne e lloriv iL:........................... 1 vLt ysbu , r ....................,.............. , I ickmnU gaItIjr .. ....................... ..2,:T%j QSi o ani ,y i ................. ...... :16 jild.l I-r m Ss ........ ......................... 1,6:3C polts.% I vanll a ............................. , 0 old 1 Ifarbo........................... 90 I in ......................................I .75;) alny ituportatal .4oi's and battleti ! omt-te1 for wat if space. TIi 0ionl loisses of killed in blattlo and ied of wounlds exceedm Conl federat c gilures by 1bout 13i,-iJ menvil. Tho oflicial records shiow that 26, T1 s - f ir t ),mli.rs4 andi eitiz.en I is iv!s dil in Union hanItids dtir to four Yeari's (if I he war. ) tih ti-H al of 26,77.1 Con, feiderates hI dii i Not h.ernt ri isOnS, t h ra,vs Of 10,920 wv ro originalIy 1ilakl "known' ad 0,It > "In. 11Mwn."1 Whether it is ti possible I detifV thle grav(S m1arked as known," I an 1mable to state, but robaly Iibero would be soio dalli 'diffi. A \O11 AN DiEFEINDs 1IIiSON. II i ai Tha' lte theI Klon ag W. ean Fut,scet I T1he~ Ne York Suit.]* Whenoi LItiuteInnt I lobs'on, t hr ARE3 YOU BANKRUPT in health, :onstituition undermined by ex ravagance in eating, by disre tardling the laws ofnature, or >hys;ical capital all gone, if so NEVER DESPAIR 'utt's Liver Pills wvill cure you V'or sick headache, dyspepsia ;our stomach, malaria, torpik iver, constip)ation, biliousnes5 ind all kindred diseases. rutt's Liver Pills an absolute cure. AL RE~VIEWS I , n i h. utu ea , ni !...n. .i atnn.h, .I. we..U .t. s.is, n.1r hin s.,k t.1. o .k. hv ' neh-5.a' y ts, n I .I '*<t*i .5 ii ii i. d.\ .s,. l.l.ti 5 E N/~* L.ET T l!RS L Kangas City recently it was said in the newspapers that he has boon kissed by tuore than 400 women and r that he had encouraged thom in a their oscillatory exercises. So fir i Mr. Hobson has said nothing in h , own defense, if he needs any, and a no one else has soon fit to defend him from the attacks of his critics. A young woman of Kansias City, i however has writtou a letter to an Soflicer in the navy who is stationed in Now York, in which the Hobson ill. cident is reforod to as follows: There is a sot of young reporters i in this city who lie with one another ) in writing any bit of oiws inl the i wittiest(?), most entertaiing numn nor, and in their efforts to oxcel they truthlessly sacrifico courtesy, justico ,iand truth. I amt inl Isition to know that the iwspuper accounts aro a gross exiggeratioin of facts. At no titno during the rei-ption (from 4 p. m. until 5.0 p. m.) was t horo a crowd or anything approachliig t crowd. In ily judgemetitnt 00 is a sufliciently large (,stimuato of the iMitnber of porsons who attended, and the reportr-' story tlhat 417 by tic. tial count kissed Mr. Hobson or wero kissed tv hi mi Ido iot belstitato to call a falsehood. Th1 rOIction was a very impromplt, informal af fair, aid a friend who attomido-I m sumres no that. a largo majority of those w ho kissed Mr. Hob.ion were tchool gir-F. The imn tiemivelvs art largly e sponsiblo for the "kissing bm-," ats tio papelrs pleised to call it, for tho first person who kiissed him wias a young girl whose father reiarked, as ho iutroduced her, "Now, MAtr gairot, vou lunow what all the gil l. do wliii they eet Mr. Hobson," and a Itentlemlan who wa l%)Ely il. st0ru*1tal at in bri'g tho li u.riatant to Kmatw; City tol.t in my pr'sot o of his slippiig bhild Mr. tlob.oli and holding i spray of mistleto ovur his hoal. Mr 11A)son cuame to the city, inld invited, honored gun t. For one siall fault he lias bn w ll mistepro sit.ed, nmijistly accused aind gro ssly insiltd. It a d ikgravv to Kmvn:as City tli-Q. her laling imrs sliouldil us, their column-Z to S,) bmlittle afuld dishonor a man hlIose pre life.,illiant mind at lieroie dieeds enttitlo him to the homage of his country men. Mr. Il)bson nualol mi!t ake in en courtiging or permittio.g the ki-sing, an(l I rfrvt ext reimoly thut he placed hliislf in 1 position to be so unmercifully criticised, but, my love of fair play will not, allow me to re main silt when ii his friviods are as. sured that the highly colored spci nimens of yellow journdismi aro cor rect reports of what happened. A Skin Disease In a Terrible Condition with Scrofula Sores Took Hood's Garsaparilla and is Bettor than for 50 Years. "I had a skin dlisease which wias very troublesome. I took a great deal of strong medicine which did not do me any good and 1 was at last obliged to give up). I wae in a sort of stupor some of the time. Scrofula sores broko out and I could got nothing to do mie any good. My daughter toldl me of a wvomnui who was aillicted as 1 was and who found re lief in Hood's Sarsapartilla. I coinluedi to try this miedicline. At t hat time I wasq in a terrible condition wit h sores 0on my head and body. The first few (doses of Heed's 8araparilla seemed to givo me relief, anod In a short; time the sores be gan to heal. My appotito improved and I felt like a new~ man. I am niow in better health then for 10 years." 8. M. (Iunen, Winnsboro, Fairfloid Co., Little lRiver, South Carolina. IRemember Hood's Sarsaparilla Ia the best--tui fact the One True Itlood Purifier. Bold by all druggIsts. SI; six for $5. co ere all Liver Ills and H'oods Pis siek readache. 28e. WfI1R FARN MAGAZIii O1F IIALI\101'tou, Mit). M4anufa~cturers' Record P'ublishing Co. A\ Mion thily Illustra ted .JournaI)l (de voted to~ Sonthern Agiclturue, delintg i Irminig, I Lve' Stock, Il'ontit.ry, l)airy'3. t,he Son th. It is widely read byV Nori.he'rn and Wescotern farmers con templating miov It ought, to he in every Sout hero finmiily, for it, is ''of thle Soulth, by t hr South and1( for t he South.'' EDITORIA.L (JONTRIBUTORS: lCx- Ilinite Sta151tes A ssistant. Secretus Stat.os Agryileituriial ICx periment, SLt tIIon in Nort,h C arolinia, I 'irsidenl SJ iivye, sit,y of Tienmnerseo anmd 'es I, dent, of tJuled 8t,atesu Agr'ienlitural I':xperbnen11)t, Stait.ionu In Tenunes;seo. .J. it. Stilledrew, A. M , 1't,. I). ICx-C:ommiissioner~i of Agicutltiurn tot TeealOttco, ant,ho 11(0 f "Culturo ani1( census11, '"TiobaccoS I mf," " Sheci linsandr'y,"' "Whleat,( Growving,' "Or)masses,"' anmd otheri agrieultuia T.'he reg~ul Ir5 O su tijutioni pr)ie it 'Thoi SoutIhiern Wrmt' Afin'''uo IM O youLr, but wet offer it, andi( The Jllorald anud News togethel~r one y'Oal for $2. Priccles:: Paln .4.* " If a price can be pnced on patin, *Mother's Friend' is worth its weight In gold as an allevi ator. My wife suiffered more inl tell minutes with either of her other two children than she did at together with her last, having previously xeid four bottles of ' Mother's Frien d.' It is a blessitig to any one expecting to become a mother," iaya a custoner. Thus writes Henderson Dale, Druggist, of Carii, Ill., to the Bradfield Regulat.or Company, of Atlanta, Ga., the proprie tors aun mnanufacturers of " Mother's Friend." This successful retedy is not one of the nany internal medicines ad vertised to do unreasonable things, but a scientifically prepared linimient especiv ily effective in ading strength amd elasticity to those parts of woman's organistu which bear the severest strains of childbirth. The linimint may be us at any nnd all times during pregiiancy up to the vty hour of confinement. The earlier it is begun, and the longer used, the more perfect will be the result, but it ha. beeu used during the last tonth only with great'benefit and success. It riot oily shortens labor and less-tns the pain attending it, but greatly dimin Ishes the danger to life of bolh mother and child, and leaves the mother in a ct a dition more favorable to speedy recovei '. "Mother's Friend " issol by db(uggists at $i.oo, or scent by expresi ou receipt of price. Valuable book for women, " Beore Baby is Born," sent free on application. THE CADFIELD IEGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga. AGENTS WANTED In Every County to Supply the Oreat Popular Demand for EWLC [AR f6r HUMAN Tol inPictire oStory. 1lui.tlt ind wrilten by SENATOR JOHN J. 1MOALI., of Kansas. Tile most. brilliantly wi-ittin, t' profilselyi amid atrtiz;tivally illostrali'l!, an1 Imlost inltenlsely populal. book on : W subjoct. (if tle War wili pin. Ne'!. 200 Superb 11 ustrations from Phol -m ta(el especially for ti is !rr'al. W . Arents are mainil-r $,'0 to $4it w- .kv 601linmr it. A vueritable benanlza' for livo. enny: 1 VtSr. A ppiy for d4-cri pthm, Lc:rlm, amielrit'or'y at oneo to N. D. 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C'arIsaaa l runn an 1baog ea l witouta .'haie botween St. ~ ~ ~ tl,'lt AuI'd-u F.ClndNwYok i Jack lonIl , i! ialnah Coum i ll vhar lotpn Washngtn Pulma iDrwinglTaco leep-. necomamdaeinro Auditil? andAVen Javkmn. vlda and (Naew viaAs York. Fi(ANK.,,. ANNON, -1I.M.-CULP, N os.d an1 -1 a i to . (. A . Wu. wl tol. Lii-d aglcm;x B.nTe h. eepDIngCar, het~ ~ I'l wrnt oil Aut an Ne York Soite C-d iptaaiwithed dOntuln In eait I-TAT.( *ONls. Em. h-till. Daily -- 1. NO. T11 !~~~~.~ I1~I .m............7 _Oo Lv h noluta ! oat.......................11 0.a -i I ui n. aly..w..ng.. hraoom1 10epig arhowen Fullan -eein Car....... between 1harlotte and 1Lai c-amond.l I ~ Pullmean a wing-room..... ..leeping ears_pi tiont at Norfok.f..r...LD PiNT a MFORT, a arrvn hrei time for......... breakfast. p Puemn awig rom bffe sling ears bd tween. 10.) ..0wenl n e Yor and~ 10u1l ma slelun .e ears.h.t.we.n puut and 1 4 Car lott. Inio ear seve .l mn s 10nrouate. 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N 41 L,v New York. via Penn. 11.11 l 00 nm *0 00 p W1hinogt n......... ............ 4 41) IM 4 80 an iichmo .........................9 o pm 905 Lv lorinotiith " " 44 8 'n plu 0 20 . Ar Vldos. via H. AL..... I : 0 pm i 50 a15 Ar Ilend. !0in. .. ........ *J2 t7 nin * i 0 1 m Ialeigh " .......... *2 10 In 3 84 pml Soulher I PInP .. ........ 4 23 4 58 p y H...amlet, ......... 5t7 " 63 - IV liingtoll ................. .... *12 (5 Moilloo......... .......... 643 "4 912 " Ar Chariotte, % ot . A. 1... *7 60 " *1025p Chest er, vii P. A. I.......... 8 Us i' i l1 5 pI Ureiwooi .... ..... ' 85 "f 1 07 ai Athons * . ... I pi 7 Atlantit, 8. A. L. (u'nion Depot) (Cetin ra%l TImn 80111 0 20ij Lv Nev. berry *7 60 Pm *)2 H , Ar Climnton " .-...... 9301m II 7 NORTi11ouND No. 402. No. 3. 1vN, in iia, (Contral Time) *1 00 pm 48 f.() Ar Aihenls " ...............p 11 Z pi " roonw ood ........ 5 41 2 .o im Chester ......... 7 5 4 42) Ar ionroo via 8. A. I........ *9 :t ipmjj 5A ArChai lot te, vi 8. A. 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