An American Almanac and Treasury of Facts, Statistical, Financial, and Political, for the Year ...American News Company, 1880 |
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... Nebraska .. 22 Nevada 23 New Hampshire .. 10 141,885 11 183,858 16 214,450 15 244,022 21 New Jersey . 9 184,139 10 211,149 12 245,562 13 277,426 25 New York .. 5 340 , 120 3 589,051 21 95 ) 049 1 1,372,111 26 North Carolina ... 28 Oregon . 29 ...
... Nebraska .. 22 Nevada 23 New Hampshire .. 10 141,885 11 183,858 16 214,450 15 244,022 21 New Jersey . 9 184,139 10 211,149 12 245,562 13 277,426 25 New York .. 5 340 , 120 3 589,051 21 95 ) 049 1 1,372,111 26 North Carolina ... 28 Oregon . 29 ...
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... 29 92,597 26 379,994 24 560,247 Connecticut . 16 297,675 20 309,978 21 370,792 24 460,147 25 537,454 Delaware . 24 76,748 26 78,085 30 91,532 32 112,216 34 125,015 Florida .. 25 34,730 27 54,477 31 87,445 31 140,424 33 ... 28 43,112 27 ...
... 29 92,597 26 379,994 24 560,247 Connecticut . 16 297,675 20 309,978 21 370,792 24 460,147 25 537,454 Delaware . 24 76,748 26 78,085 30 91,532 32 112,216 34 125,015 Florida .. 25 34,730 27 54,477 31 87,445 31 140,424 33 ... 28 43,112 27 ...
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... Nevada 25,740,973 14,594,722 11,146,251 31,134,012 23 New Hampshire . 149,065,290 85,231,288 63,834,002 24 New Jersey . 624,868,971 448.832,127 176,0 6,844 252,624,112 940,976,064 25 N w York ... North Carolina . 27 Ohio 28 Oregon 130,378,622 ...
... Nevada 25,740,973 14,594,722 11,146,251 31,134,012 23 New Hampshire . 149,065,290 85,231,288 63,834,002 24 New Jersey . 624,868,971 448.832,127 176,0 6,844 252,624,112 940,976,064 25 N w York ... North Carolina . 27 Ohio 28 Oregon 130,378,622 ...
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... 28 Nevada . 330 2,859 5,127,790 2,498,473 15,870,539 29 New Hampshire . 3,342 40,783 36,023,743 13,823,091 71,038,249 30 New Jersey . 6,636 75,552 79,606,719 32,648,409 169,237,732 31 New Mexico . 182 427 32 New York . 36,206 351,800 33 ...
... 28 Nevada . 330 2,859 5,127,790 2,498,473 15,870,539 29 New Hampshire . 3,342 40,783 36,023,743 13,823,091 71,038,249 30 New Jersey . 6,636 75,552 79,606,719 32,648,409 169,237,732 31 New Mexico . 182 427 32 New York . 36,206 351,800 33 ...
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... Nebraska .. 28 Nevada 2,125,086 320 4,736,710 149,367 85,756 1,141 988 1,477,562 216,481 13,532 3,471 228,866 29 New Hampshire 193,621 9,660 1,277,768 55,916 295,452 310 985 1,146,451 105,822 47.420 100,034 30 New Jersey ... 31 New Mexico ...
... Nebraska .. 28 Nevada 2,125,086 320 4,736,710 149,367 85,756 1,141 988 1,477,562 216,481 13,532 3,471 228,866 29 New Hampshire 193,621 9,660 1,277,768 55,916 295,452 310 985 1,146,451 105,822 47.420 100,034 30 New Jersey ... 31 New Mexico ...
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