The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-01
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cExsCS EETURNS.
r.. ra,al,,isn IL Baltimore has been
....,..insd 10 be cls,5I2. Ten years ss'
ava. l69.0s3; eaesss IN ten years on'5
xasss. The BIsInoreans attribute the
Ala. .ro~,h to : ,.'i.y Of e'use'-'eare''y
=, msn., amonz others. The eo'ored pop
.t,,;oo. free and slars is 35 ,0oO, and the
legal voters . $50.
viscfsIA.
r,. ee,.u. il showing great falling od
IN the slave population 10 Western '"s'n'a.
Afrv year. mar. viii entirely d'papu''ss =
.,u. .ia.s.. Thy are being rapidly sold
and removed South.
The return. II the census Of Wood eouu'!
.so.. a heavy falling ID 10 the slave p"pu-
lstion and we NV have N. census u
c.hsI, e.o,,y, which .ho~s only ZIG slaves
scsi cen srss s-svs.s, ss-i"s' 3so 'sA'ss a.4'
.ish. free nesro.. in 1850.
SEW uaxPsHias.
Winchester, N. H., contains 2o,ls6. The
nonula,ion NJ Manchester in i5i) was 3,
qss; in 1850. 1898. showing an increase
daring tho las, decade Of 9 ,2oJ.
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The eensu. of Bridgeport shows popn'
,.,ign al 10 800. In 1850 il vas 1860
Increase, 5.729. The p'p"ia'ian OF tbs
city Of Bridsspor. i. o.l@s. an increase oi
6sty psr cent since 1850. The great pro.
rar,iouaI increase has been in E,st Bridge
port. which h,d gss~n rapidly. There ar'
Ia the town ,a233 Ixslliusr and 2i.4 fami'
lies.
Nv the csn.u. saa,hinssan contains e4l
hau.s.. 6 80 families, and $50 inhabitants
In 1850 !: had l,l3j inhabitants; gain, )
l7j equal to abnat Gfiy five per cent.
NEW JEa-Ey.
The pressn. population Of Newark is
about - 900.
Ban-ar hs. population of ,6 i9o, and
the tosn of veuxls which hs, been taken
from !, since the census Of 1850, 9O3. This
make. the gain since .hs las, census 2.966
The Bangor Uaios published returns
from thrrty-.,x towns and plsn'a''"ns !"
rsaob.cat county, inclniing Bangor winch
show a gain Of 6,9j4 or Is per cent.
NlxSEsDrA.
Tho pnpa'ation Of ST. Paul. by tho c"n'"'
,a., completed. is about 10 600, and sf Ram
.sy county abau, Is 00g. There h,s been ~
inerea.s in tho essn,s. bnt falling of IL
hs city. .,nss 1857. During the past three
year. tnrso ,hou.ani psopl. regarded "'
resident, left thi. city. Those Who have
lef. nre mostly specnlaters. real estate
agents, sharper. and day laborer'. The
present population of ST. Paul s regarded
nsa permanent population. The population
~ thu. State w,ti run between iIJ 600 and
aDA, 900. IL il doubtful whether th"rr vii
b. enough 10 snsitlu IL TO t~o representatives
j., Congress, ne the ratio will probably b'
increased from 9i 900 l,he present number
TO lao, 900.
MfssIssffrf.
Matches possesses +" population OF o,5oo
showing an increase since 1850 oil about =,
400, or nearly fifty per cent.
MICHIGAN.
s;x eeun,is. in ,ht. State that had NJ
aggregate rarals,,en in 1850. OF 70 SO
show ty the present csnsu. an aggres"''
popalau.s Of Is 5000. Increase IN tie" se'r
al.lS6. u the remainder Of III" State ex
hhs,. corresponding gam. Michigan sill
asturn u million Of ina t'.I sass.
rEshsaLyasss.
sncakinr Of the ssn~as the Philadelphia
Press cay. ;-"Tss partial retsrns. already
rncsirea here. indicate that the pcpsta''os
Of rhilsdNlehia il mare than 65o'uoo, "nc
the population OF Psnn.yvaa'a Abou
3,lo0, ,0o0."