1860 Census: Statistics of the United States, (including mortality, property, etc.)Mortality statistics include deaths in the year ending June 1, 1860 by States and districts according to age, sex, month, and disease. Extensive analytic commentary with text tables also included. Miscellaneous statistics include: Banks and insurance, value of real and personal estate, public press, railroads, canal and river improvements, manumission of slaves and fugitive slaves, changes of area, number of families and free population, churches, education (number of institutions and school attendance), libraries, taxes, pauperism and crime and wages, persons living over 100 years, average rate of mortality, and fisheries.
Districts include the following States/Territories:
District I - Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York
District II - Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska
District III - New Jersey, Pennsylvania
District IV - Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas
District V - Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, North Carolina
District VI - Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri
District VII - South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama
District VIII - Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas
District IX - Oregon, California, Territories of: Dakota, New Mexico, Utah, Washington