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Michigan (Michigan, United States) (search for this): article 3
ltimore. Shortly after commencement of hostilities her husband the Twentieth Indiana Regiment, Col. which, after performing guard duty to the line of the Northern Central Railway, ordered to Cape Hatteras. In the mean Mrs. Byser, who had only been residing Indiana for a short time, determined to for Baltimore, with the hope of meeting husband. She accordingly started with intention of making the journey on foot, but a single dollar and a small basket She left on the 8th of September, succeeded, after passing through Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, in reaching here shore. She walked over three hundred miles of the route, and wore out three pairs of Her case was made known to the sion Relief Association, and she was treated and her wants supplied. There is a commissioned officer of the regiment now in the and he has promised her a passage to Point. She is a woman of slender frame, ligent, and does not complain much of a trials and difficulties on the road.
Pennsylvania (Pennsylvania, United States) (search for this): article 3
ltimore. Shortly after commencement of hostilities her husband the Twentieth Indiana Regiment, Col. which, after performing guard duty to the line of the Northern Central Railway, ordered to Cape Hatteras. In the mean Mrs. Byser, who had only been residing Indiana for a short time, determined to for Baltimore, with the hope of meeting husband. She accordingly started with intention of making the journey on foot, but a single dollar and a small basket She left on the 8th of September, succeeded, after passing through Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, in reaching here shore. She walked over three hundred miles of the route, and wore out three pairs of Her case was made known to the sion Relief Association, and she was treated and her wants supplied. There is a commissioned officer of the regiment now in the and he has promised her a passage to Point. She is a woman of slender frame, ligent, and does not complain much of a trials and difficulties on the road.
North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 5
Northern financial affairs. --The discount on Western Virginia funds at Baltimore is 5a6 per cent.; Eastern do. 18a20. North Carolina, and all other Southern funds, heavy at 18a20. The Baltimore Sun of the 19th says: The movements of the Banks in three of the principal cities of the Federal Union, in which weekly reports are made, as shown by their last statements, and compared with the same period of last year, is as follows: Loans.Specie. New York$156,318,91441,139,606 .Specie. New York$156,318,91441,139,606 Boston65,568,4647,153,836 Philadelphia30,281,1575,943,503 Total$252,168,53554,236,945 Last week242,728,84551,609,034 Last year213,864,52920,132,196 Circula'n.Net. Dps. New York$8,733,090129,188,487 Boston6,749,51126,640,093 Philadelphia2,249,73120,929,931 Total$17,732,332175,578,511 Last week17,810,496164,110,559 Last year19,014,989112,421,423 Virginia 6's sold, in New York, on Friday last, at 46. North Carolina bonds were held at 59.
West Virginia (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 5
Northern financial affairs. --The discount on Western Virginia funds at Baltimore is 5a6 per cent.; Eastern do. 18a20. North Carolina, and all other Southern funds, heavy at 18a20. The Baltimore Sun of the 19th says: The movements of the Banks in three of the principal cities of the Federal Union, in which weekly reports are made, as shown by their last statements, and compared with the same period of last year, is as follows: Loans.Specie. New York$156,318,91441,139,606 Boston65,568,4647,153,836 Philadelphia30,281,1575,943,503 Total$252,168,53554,236,945 Last week242,728,84551,609,034 Last year213,864,52920,132,196 Circula'n.Net. Dps. New York$8,733,090129,188,487 Boston6,749,51126,640,093 Philadelphia2,249,73120,929,931 Total$17,732,332175,578,511 Last week17,810,496164,110,559 Last year19,014,989112,421,423 Virginia 6's sold, in New York, on Friday last, at 46. North Carolina bonds were held at 59.
John Forsyth (search for this): article 6
Hon. John Forsyth, of Mobile, Ala., is raining a reserve battalion for the defence of that city.
Mobile, Ala. (Alabama, United States) (search for this): article 6
Hon. John Forsyth, of Mobile, Ala., is raining a reserve battalion for the defence of that city.
October 25th (search for this): article 8
Our currency. [From the Lynchburg Virginian, Oct. 25] There is evidently trouble ahead in this regard. It will arise from two sources. First the want of means to carry on the stupendous struggle in which we are engaged: and, secondly, the diminution of confidence that will ere long be apparent, in our paper issues. Not that the banks will be unable to supply a large circulating medium, for in their present condition of immunity from the obligation to pay specie, they can "float" their paper extensively, and be of great service to the community. With a very remote prospect of being called upon to resume the redemption of their paper, they would be inexcusable were they to contract their operations and thereby increase the public distress. Whilst the disposition is general in the business community, out of abundant caution, to proceed upon a cash basis, the Government, and private operators on a large scale, must push the credit system further than ever.--It is useless, in thi
1817 AD (search for this): article 9
uently upon the landscape. And while you hear that the rich are richer, and that the rent of the farmer is lighter, you see that the peasantry are no longer the half-clad savages they lately were, but are decently dressed, and almost everywhere fed on a better diet than the potato. The statistics of Ireland, published by government, concur fully in these conclusions. --The area of cultivation has increased one-seventh, being now more than fifteen millions against thirteen millions of acres. Since 1817, there has been an increase of six hundred thousand acres in the area actually under the plow, and of more than twelve hundred thousand acres in the lands appropriated to green cropping. The value of the live stock of Ireland has advanced in twenty years from nineteen million four hundred thousand pounds to more than thirty-five million and a half--a growth of prosperity very expressive of the change in the landed system of the nation, and rivalling that of our foreign commerce.
1841 AD (search for this): article 9
worn the joyous aspects of wealth and content — will not find even now many signs in Ireland of bad agriculture and mournful poverty. All Castle Rackrents have not disappeared; the plow has not completely effaced the thick hamlets of paupers and cottiers which formerly overspread the country; in many districts the state of husbandry is still comparatively barbarous and imperfect; and lanes of beggars may still be found along the skirts of most Irish cities. But compared with the Ireland of 1841, the Ireland of this present year is a land of smiling opulence and comfort, where the crooked has been made straight, and the rough places plain, and there is no sound of misery and complaining. In every county the traveler can find vast tracts which have been wasted by the crowds of wretched peasants who squatted upon them, now spread out into prosperous farms, in the occupation of a solvent tenantry, and rich with the wealth of a real husbandry — Along the river's extensive districts
Fraser (search for this): article 9
The social revolution in Ireland. --A writer in Fraser's Magazine has examined the census tables of Ireland with excellent results. By comparisons of data and diligent investigation, he has arrived at the pleasing conclusion that an important social revolution is going on in that country. He sums up his argument as follows: The evidences of this social revolution are visible in every corner of Ireland. It is not that the observer from England, who comes from a land of ancient civilization, of enormous wealth, and of an united people — whose pleasant landscapes have long worn the joyous aspects of wealth and content — will not find even now many signs in Ireland of bad agriculture and mournful poverty. All Castle Rackrents have not disappeared; the plow has not completely effaced the thick hamlets of paupers and cottiers which formerly overspread the country; in many districts the state of husbandry is still comparatively barbarous and imperfect; and lanes of beggars may
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