Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-28

l ana Psotla OF lis colonies.
In ls5o. there 55s 75 miles Of rsif7av u orr-
Aiion. wh = construction had cost 6 90 145 ia sO
Eere In operation 30 79 81 niles eosti7R 81 Isl go go,
the Increase in naeHgs having been . 223 IS mics ard
IN e5st Of construction. $50 9lO6sI.
Of the thirty four stats the Un5r s bad rai-
sys q t1e d2fe n tne csnsus except Names Ia aid
kansss Oregon hzd quite four miles and o llos-
IA little more than seventy Ths New England States
hsd 6693 miles, costing eI4s $50 5l4: tbe Middle
And Maryland s2lZ p milss costing s32g 52s zf tb
? ssushsrn Atlantic Sfsfes s54 81 -. - 4 III
1908 the Galf stasas $50 2t costing s6f qs3 80
Ia Keniuesy, 505 g mca costing eig7GI 80. ~,
Interior States North, Ohio, Indnrs Michigan Tnes
/ WLseonsin, Iowa, Nrs1ur, ll2l2a8 mites cost ne-
s3650oO COO
In ihs free States ths number Of miles Is I9s424J-
szhoEs eonstraetian cost S517 04,4s7. IN The slave
States fis Runber of mics 1851 q ths coustrc-5
Of which eosi 1924 SO 332
At the date Of the census there wers 402 81 miles e
the e passen ger railroads. which had be bulls az u
cost Of el4 $50 so, In the cities Of so@. New Yo -
Brooklyn. H05oken, Phadeiphia Ciaciuna.i and Sc.
Louis Tas next viii q ubtless show that tls
current decade viii have been the era of g gras- b..
this oIsss u improvements Thors eaa hard be l=s
than 700 niles q city passenger railgoads IN H UEi
/ Elrsa!y.
Of Naagfaefures.
The returns exhibit very large increase Of nsnr-
| faetures In sH branches. Tho taraI valu- ~ d.
6l6. Their value fof tie year SEQ as as-ertslsd m
part aHd ssE'fally sstaatsd for tas remainder pus
down At $500 600 Ooo-an Increase of than SIS
il per cent. in tsa years. II 70 aH1dnt vers added
tae aggregate q mechanical produeiana below the
i
eoant--ths resut in Mr. Ksnuedy's word vTould be
one Of stalting gntade.
The number misunderstanding Embellishments yrt1sl
annual productions exceed e5Q0 is - 200 u uEf.H
there 954 n the New England STATES 5z6I In tf,
Aiddle States 1880 ia ths Western Sst-s I- lcr ID
tae Southern siseE 40g5 the Paeac states aud
Isrrltoriss Of tab, Warrington and New M-xie0 The
capital Invested is 81 O50 COO O0U aieh Il ois5utsf
anaons ihs different geographical divisions of fhs eouu
States Sl64 259 206: Western sfs-ss sIgs - ~
souiAe[n ~ssisa 90 6o5 9JJi Pseifs sta.s SO f63l5
The value q as material used r. set down n 0I2-
VUyOCo sed tae aun1sl product a. g 800 l000o0.
before stated. The number Cf persons emUl.v=s L.
Ir3a5ooo, q whom .lco COO are males and 5000
Such are tbs footinFs up Of figures a. 90 naufacre
70 speak ef the Enbieet dsfaI would REQUIRE moro
spae@ han can here be spared Suffice b. that they
frvanees which needed BY mantle rrsrh+v steam
engine with the power of liver aud tI,- 7-- --ITb
hides itsef 10 ths roses Of ladys bonnet: as bfb
hod nsets q safe anchor through the widest storm and
Ken ,1resa Hoieh me o-efz~ sirs the press which
erotehet needle with which your aiored c5ulanleB "a
VI lie month making YOur last l7nP mat: plou- f5-
ae .AaeIA pess Ior ne editors g1ns and swords and
sleep on eiofhes to wear wooden nutmeg. .---. ~
osSsTo1d-sTeFy thrs nesdfl which lie i've ruus
o. Ane Noftd les dh-oFerfl how 70 mguufacture-esn
be, snd IL produesd BY tie maaufactures of A-1e--1
which aotuay support directly and Indirectly ous Bird
ot the population of this ecunry-a number greater
thsn si tn people IN the land when Jacks7n fu2bt ~
battle Of New Orleans
TIE value Of tha nineteen Ies4nr rDar-f.-f--es f-
tae year ending June lst, IS down b. roaaI
huaberF. fellows: Flour and r1aai sg2t 170 n .
len goods 81 400 900 zubsr s95O000 0C; booss ana
she's 100000 lsahsr. e. C0COO1; e. tbir- s7J
600 90 Eoosn Eoeds e5yolOOC1; r5acIiu~rv stssn,
engines etc. $1,000 o0oi printing book lob and news
foundizs. e2s 500 coo syi-itnous iio7ors - 67-
cabinet furniture 81 00O00o; bar ana other relied ron
SS40OOlO0 pig IRON 500 90. malt liqaorg SIS g-
eo0 asTieultsrs Implements, sl7s sec eco bager
ooo,oO0i soap aad candies. $1,000 tu9
Of AgrieV'turs.
Ths leading in;sres; Of the country is sr.c9lfur4 O
people are essentially agricultural Eotvi-hs.ss5T7
he graf Tying result which tho eunsl- sxEirs s-1-Ei
sar nanufaeturrs Rhode Island Is the crv So. -
Union where capital invested in farms rs rot 80
IA excess Il tas saPita Invested in 1nlaufset,-ss
Il s certain that the vast railroad commercial s7f
utEsturing interests Of the country which ,.ir-c,Iv m
indirectly, give support 70 20 many our peops
turu supported By farmers and pI-n.-~s r,7. .ba
dihsrani, but not ssshng interests 5fs eo7t .t
ard Erl favored ours mutually depssded iBoB -
lus;AiA SAoh other hAs the asreuf blocks IN perfect
be Number Of ae-oS or Improved ana .p,-,-,-.f
farming aod 4 return 4 as foiio5rs Lads improved
- yS59l4 80 - aeIssi & "a ISL 10y .5Is oeres5
casa value Of these farms IN I85 IS 25L SIS "a
and n leoO s665osl25 : he vslEe Of the flrsls1e-
I'm mems and asohinery used n their c7I.v-i57 ,
in 1850, el5l Sc aud IN ls60 s2t-U1- gg6
The number II 1--we stock returned -or -ha -s-=-a
- ~ss t'5si 993 Of which 439s So were borses
tS3067 working ozea 10 2s0 s74 otbsr eat h 5l 9f7
~ sheep 81 034455O swine. Tie vsIus q a bca yys
s0fzVol<Io To this "a add 50 1920 fo- the varr-
4 tl7 hvs stock in the Territories and We bavs b "
OF sS44 ls05l6 the total of ths i've sleL r. -
country in 1850. For the e-ns1s N Iss ~. g,-.e-
I've stock number ss 81 hesd d5g.-S-t 4 s.
o ll343s hors-a ll29 553 asses AMI r4Ji-s ( ~ -
miloh COWS 224oO75 working oxen ID IN frs5 -,s.
tie, 233l7T56 sheep and - 555 257 swine TTha +-sl
value of this stock 81 fC1 4gO2I6 If 10 80 |
be ad5Sd the Vaus Of ivi stock owned bv 1e-~o1 oz
l66 7S6 asses and mules $4,000 neat egt-i ~ s76
shssp, and sos swine, is Is not 70 b. farbfsd -
~. bosb. : u. .iAi ~ sas euH5y jane 800 e5ud
"a iaagateFed @ IN 1850 Was SIN 7o314a in 1850 s2la
The number Of poands Of wool clipped In 1850 v,as
9~0tosS sud IN leo 655ll ,243 Ohio II the gresr=.s
wool growing State new York coming 1ext Pe1us-iva-
MIA nexi hichigAn next, Vermont next a "a teen f-5r
1ia already beng the sixth IN rank n Ibis u-s.sI m
stness The Ci0dsn tate rsturned 552j ro,Y7 H. ra-J
and 55922 pounds il 1901 Connecticut Tl-ig,----
5eorga, Indians Massachusetts, New Jersey North
Carolina Rhode Island. South Carolina vermont ,rf
'rEnia did not grew ss much wool IN 1860 as in Is51
ns nataoef o. oaes so poUnd] o. gn cotton pro-
luesd IN + ~ Was 4i5 7 and ia 1889 5I9sU77 bs's
sinA ns is 7sne a Ten cents per pound II was worth
. the planters SsJI2 re0 Say that ths Sea Island
Kind would have doubled ehe value ana We hs-ssr1F
le o00 a the worth sfthe cotton crop fu fs5l- Lt
e EuI4 Tsl1e Esunstins tne average va us OF our
iores a. 80 that Of aues Rt So OF swine Al a ana
ar beef saise alone a. SO and dad their sgvrsgsss
's.ne % oe s4eSys5 t9S Thus i've stock Of our farms
J. for ed sale, could buy "knz and heva M
he sheep, al the working oxen all the ni.5 e95 .J
y ne stock 81 al KINDS not On farms commence anew
4 bs wheat crop IN 1850 ar,ou,+s5 d. ,-r ia as
Is sEainst 100 to5 "a IN 1850 Rive 20e7s 81 ags-
4 sSe n is3l ndisn corn $50 45I .7u7 brFbsls -
IaHH
g. lf9 for the eespe-tve year Taba.rc f1r :, -
s9s526o5 Pounds in 1850 10 $3.50 III h, Tssi5-
altaIe tns extend ed enormously dJrnz the 7seer-
ium In Conheetieo;, ha'sa husetts. New York New
erBsys Pennsyl ylvania, and the yyea.srn Sr.t.s g7-
ne pTod 1eton of rice fei o4 from SIS 4s7 poass
~ . ~. l4ol13 n so sez1ioutsble mostly 10
arse deerease ia each q the saHs OF SINH Ct8lins
ieorgia Asbsma and Mississippi. The nunl,sr of
uHhes OF lrish DoAtoss prodaeed in 1850 was no ~
OF; in 1880 g., ,TsTsga Il tbe produeton of -s ro+
SsT Jer ~ surParses any other Strife by no ths-
NO bushsls 70 The TINS Of hav z-o,-1 IL 40
umbered ls ~ rs IN ls5O 3T3s So ne vis5s of
afiey, puck fneaf clover and gr.Es seeds peas ard
ssns. h-zP, hops, lax and faxscsi erea,ig s~se1sT
leoo Yields Of 1880 eept a. TO far the fbars 81
'hioh was ussd About 50 90 bushe q aa4seed
Ie resurnes, however In l661 thau 7rsre returned f
80 There were 450,sO9 So pounds q buffer srI
OooI9 - poands o. cheese returned for $50 a-srat
S $40 50 aud io5 a26S91 respsctiv y for 1850 Tho
arc 2i eehaIq ProQaets wa ia lSjJ SIC 769 SOL add
Q lbo0 sf2J leoa vpry Ee Increase Az NAKED frl
oVa alaTszo's nd Nisc0nsin, vh-rs Ia. rig.rz Of
iirats have been supposed be fatal 70 f-eT ssia
nErksble nit county -Ths-valua- o. her ,-s be-l
lroduets In 1850 was 1892 go IN 1850 was sII57-
la Wine IS row made In every State in
as Union-to eousi ievabo sxtert IN Ohio old
or7lA kentuekY Indiana, lunoiS, Connecticut. New
OK, NoFth @ CHEoiina' and Missouri The gallons re-
1rneo IN 1900 Tor ne Waoa8 o0untrv. rumbered afA-
Cs; in 1850 the number was oaly 29le59 Tbs y-alus
the produstions Of market gardens vas s. es0 c90 IL
$50 ana sl3o4l oS n go. The increase in orleans
uEar between 1850 and ls61 va abonf 65 900 hobead
9 oo0o0o0 Poands. and IN molassss lifilg l-ss
hsn 4OOoOO0 gallons Those articles are very LARGELY
nBoned or torghom 1olasses however vsslcb V-ss
lot known IN the country At ali ia 1850 there - -
sctured IN 1850 I3505 Ealons, q vhies low. aoTo
Manufactured ss5 d44 gallons and hsFeby saved 10 hr
IN PsoPse nea~iy million Of dollars Indiana tts
ext IN der, produced s27T1y rsi-ps ard IIf-oj ~
'%sd Eiin 4ITasS gaionE Il produced In eonsid-
sole qusataes n NAeenEiu and ainnssota
Il should be observed that wha- hss been said Of th
81 'uitural predictions of the country relates In fss
ae productions Of The year 1919 and lS59 but for con
snsnss saAs tho years are msde % agree with the
Our farmers EsnsFa Iysevsa IN the newly settled nor