The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05

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I'D 81 SiG3 "a 1909 The lmftvf
HtHie e the luue3 Ssles embraced es bf0,@
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iaaas ths Nsfts aad Territories as i68. ilt
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N bctran The product pf AmeriSal
n8ta' eluges iaereasgd frum ~ias, ,bls,El 81
fHf Fstr lelV te lhg sum, Ia fautd urmbers, 3
Qaa,VQ1 in the yeaf 1860
AsHtitrY STArnric, The elaborate morta
ily aga slio' compiled by lheiepaFtmrut Disclose
we s'a tblnR fact that 10 oar rapidly augment
iue P"nuaa8. ht ratio Of DEATH "a life v net 10
traecl eai diminished, fig II is found that in %,
2e9 it10, Wt}A a population ef twcn,y .ghret
hs a45 Nl4 persons died showing detth
sr} ~ t@uNh8, whilst there we're s9l,
$3.50 diei in l7A1, Ia q population of nearly
'eauA halt mliousI revealing that W
fte ior yea thcre were 70 deaths % every tw6
lH H iaus indicating an increase ~ vitality
asa ,HH previous ] cern 8 per o. Of three per
.afa every tive thousand. II being establisheA
lft although ihe mortality from 1860 to 1866
vas a5 per cent, and the increase in population
'ar Toe ,ime period was 30 10 per cent, aud
iaat, according q tbe ratio Of Increase lhe begin
utur gi 1hc scar 1909 viii In thn the prescut
liuHlts ot ihs karnhlic enc hundred and seven
millions 3 iHlsatgujs
BsNFs 1tly hroe banks were In existence
when the ulti9nal government went into opera
ton Ih.ir aggregate capital was about 2 900
uV0 On lhe lst 81 January, isil the whole
number % the United States was So, With an az
etesrsiei capital q S22700,0 ,000 and of specie
/ S3,tJ1,uoo Ia $50 there we're $50 banks will
q capital Of $4,000, 600, IN 1910 ,90l banks;
With c'pllal of S86s, 100000, in 1860, s72
banks, With capital Of SGT 600 900, in 1860
,o1z banks, with capital % Si2l 200, ,000.
/ On TIE lst OF November. 1890 the national banka
numbered ,6ll, Of which 67a wero new banks,
aud W. conversions from State institutions Oh
1 ne lst Of January lsG6, the estimated amount
/ ot national bank notes was $3.50 600 900; Of
state lepk notes $4,000 goo; and Si29, 600
p9e we're supposed % have been issued since the
/ j. q uaialer 1865 10 national banks The
gold and silver products from mines Tor the Hsca
y,ar eadng the sUh June 1865, was slO0.
100000 ana tbc receipts into the treasury for
that year, tlne'nling oans) amounted to 5000
500, 500
! INSURANCE toNfANiH 10 1860 the nunlber
Of insurance companies in The United States wa.
~, with capital aud assets amounting 10 sS2-
4 lI0,2l1; AZ risk S2605,5 ,538, $40 The Losses
reported, marine aud By hle, for 1860. Amounted
4 90 S59, 9,3953o0 There were also ~ liie insur-
anoe offices, which had issued policies for ls6.
oiota5V upon G0,0O0 liycs the annual prenum
heing a7.000,000,
/ RAiLnoAps AND CASAIs In 1860 nc c5n
ucteia railroads were 80 I3s miles IL ltnp,h1
aud fhe cast Of tleir construction q ,t5t g6O
~ lhe city passenger railroads were equal u
/ i3- WlifNs costiuR al4sebZt6JU There rs can.
ils aga siaokwater Improvements completed
They nlre 6,I62 miles d length The c9st u Gs
| vas VT ,298,s9I (1be expense ot constructing
ne ttsi.'ae vas not reported
iDUcuos IN 1860 tile whole number Of
edactonal establishments returned was l8 600
IN wij'sh we're employed As 7i2 tcaehefa. Mind
instruction 70 6,4lT, $50 persons lltmnan ip-
come amounted 70 S83, 800. 4s2 There vas at5
collegiate institutions, 5l,gG9 siudents; 6 $3.50
academies and other private schools, With 456,-
! 500 pupils; and JOG 80 public scboois. with
/ 4.oli 502 scholars The whole number ibraries
IN 1860 was 2li5l9, containing l3.8lGt979 vol
umes.
| CnuRcnrs IN 1850 there Btro 5f03J Ghbf
ches owning property valued at sl7l 800. ~.
capable VI accommodating 1874 .67G persons,
averaging one to e'cry 5Sl inivlduas.
4 PosrAL sEHyIcE. The mail eryice At tho be-
/ ginning d the fiscal year lsG5 embraced coz
routes fan aggregate loBdh II li2 $40 miIes
! the aggregate transportation being c4ual 10 51ts
/ 1854 niilee.
/ TuE PaEsa Ii 1875, thirly-seyeu journals
were printed IN American colonies Ia i7ss the
I w,ckly press had III .00D Subscribers, ahd te,F
dnuual issue Was upwards of 4 100000 In 1850
8 there Nere 2,526 newspapers Of al Linds. With
sn ennual circulation of over 42G 409 600 In
500 lhefe were 1861 newspapers, with m All:
u9sl circulation Of nearly 928. .000, 600 copies.
le.ls aH Increase 81 rs per cent over the prcec-
ding lese4uial period