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NEW HAVEN .- Hervey Sanford, Pres. (Amos Townsend, Cashier.) Roger S. Baldwin, Timothy Bishop, Henry Trowbridge, E. B. M. Hughes, William A. Reynolds, Enos Sperry, Nathan B. Ives; State, Isaac Anderson.
NEW HAVEN COUNTY, (New Haven.)-Leverett Candee, President. (Ransom Burritt, Cashier.) Henry Bronson, Charles P. Hub- bell, John W. Mansfield, George Hotchkiss, Gardner Morse, Lu- cian W. Sperry, Willis Bristol, E. H. Bishop.
NEW LONDON .- A. N. Ramsdell, Groton, President. R. N. Bel- den, (and Cashier.) W. P. Benjamin, Hiram Willey, William O. Irish, J. C. Learned, George Butler ; E. D. Avery, Groton ; Henry P. Whittlesey, Salem ; State, R. A. Manwarring.
NORFOLK .- E. T. Butler, President. (A. G. Pettibone, Cashier.) S. D Northway, O. J. Wolcott, Robbins Battell, J. H. Welch, J. K. Shepard, A. A. Spaulding ; Peter Bierce, Cornwall ; K. J. Munson, Canaan.
NORTH AMERICA, BANK OF, (Seymour.)-Receivers, Philo B. Buckingham, Charles B. Wooster. Directors,.P. B. Bucking- ham, Sheldon Church, William H. Barnum, Dwight N. Clarke, Charles A. Wooster, Charles B. Wooster.
NORWALK .- Ebenezer Hill, President. (R. B. Crawford, Cashier. Charles B. White, John A. Weed, Jonathan Camp, Frederick Belden, Stiles Curtis, Samuel Lynes
NORWICH .- Charles Johnson, President. Frank Johnson, (and Cashier.) Jedediah Huntington, Joseph Williams, John Dun- ham, James L. Day, Gurdon A. Jones, James Perkins, T. J. Ridgway ; John Isham, Colchester ; J. S. Gladding, Arnold Fennar, Plainfield ; Daniel Stoddard, Ledyard; State, S. H. Grosvenor.
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BANK DIRECTORS.
OCEAN, (Stonington.)-Stiles Stanton, President. (W. J. H. Pol- lard, Cashier.) C. P. Williams, William Hyde, Jr., A. J. Mat- thews, William Pendleton, O. B. Grant, Jesse Y. Hull.
PAHQUIOQUE, (Danbury.)-Aaron Seeley, President. (William P. Seeley, Cashier.) Charles Hull, James Osborn, Nathaniel Sel- lick, S. B. Lawrence, John W. Irwin, Barnabas Allen, W. F. Taylor; Alvah S. Pearce, New Fairfield.
PAWCATUCK, (Stonington.)-O. M. Stillman, President. (J. A. Morgan, Cashier.) Jonathan Maxon, Thompson Wells, Horace R. Hall, T. W. Davis; A. H. Chapman, North Stonington.
PEQUONNOCK, (Bridgeport.)-C. B. Hubbell, President. (W. R .. Higby, Cashier.) D. W. Thompson, Seth B. Jones, Thomas Ransom, George Wade, N. Northrop, James C. Loomis ; D. H. Johnson, Newtown ; William Trubee, Fairfield.
PHOENIX, (Hartford )-George Beach, President. (John L. Bunce, Cashier.) Samuel S. Ward, Julius Catlin, Thomas Smith, H. J. Johnson, Nathaniel Shipman, George Roberts, George Brin- ley, George Seyms, James L. Howard, Edwin G. Ripley ; State, Leonard Church, W. J. Goodsell.
PHOENIX BRANCH, (Litchfield.)-George C. Woodruff, President. (Henry R. Coit, Cashier.) D. S. Parmelee, Abraham C. Smith, E. W. Seymour, Charles Adams, Henry W. Buel ; D. C. Whit- tlesey, New Preston. Capital, $250,000; discount days, Mon- day and Thursday.
QUINEBAUG, (Norwich )-Samuel C. Morgan, President. (Lewis A. Hyde, Cashier.) Frederick Prentice, Daniel S. Huntington, Shubael Morgan, John Breed, Leonard Ballou, John A. Robin- son, Jeremiah Halsey ; David Gallup, Plainfield ; Ashbel Wood- ward, Franklin; John W. Fanning, Griswold.
QUINNIPIACK, (New Haven.)-William S. Charnley, President. (Alexander McAlister, Cashier.) Russell Hotchkiss, H. M. Welch, George D. English, J. A. Bishop, Charles W. Allen, Edward I. Sanford, Daniel Trowbridge, John English.
ROCKVILLE .- Allen Hammond, President. (E. B. Preston, Cash- ier.) Alonzo Bailey, Lebbeus Bissell, Chauncey Winchell, E. I Smith, J. N. Stickney ; Ansel Arnold, Somerville; H. Kings- bury, Coventry ; D. Kimball, Ellington.
SAUGATUCK, (Westport.)-Horace Staples, President. (B. L. Woodworth, Cashier.) Edmund W. Taylor, Francis W. Jesup, Edward H. Nash, Franklin Sherwood, George Blackman, H. H. Belden, T. R. Lareton ; Matthew Buckley, Weston.
165
BANK DIRECTORS.
SAYBROOK, (Essex.)-Edward W. Pratt, President. (J. E. Redfield, Cashier.) C. R. Doane, H. H. Starkey, Gideon Parker, John L. Parker, Samuel C. Ely, J. C. Redfield, T. S. Redfield, E. S. Math- er, N. Hayden ; G. H. Chapman, Old Saybrook ; T. V. Meigs, Madison ; E. D. Brockway, Lyme; Joseph Selden, Norwich ; State, James Phelps, Essex.
SHETUCKET, (Norwich.)-Charles Osgood, President. (John L. Devotion, Cashier.) Isaac Johnson, Gilbert Osgood, William L. Brewer, N. C. Brakenridge; Thomas G. Kingsley, Franklin ; Charles Hull, Lebanon.
SOUTHPORT .- Jesup Alvord, President. Francis D. Perry, (and Cashier.) Charles Perry, Moses Bulkley, Andrew Bulkley, Sim- eon Sherwood, Oliver H. Perry.
STAFFORD, (Stafford Springs.)-George M. Ives, President. S. Newton, (and Cashier.) Parley Converse, M. Howland, L W. Crane, M. Marcy ; Harvey Merrick, S. P. Preston, Willington; State, E. A. Converse.
STAMFORD .- John W. Leeds, President. (Francis R. Leeds, Cashier.) J. D. Warren, William Gay, James H. Hoyt, William T. Minor, Charles Williams, H. M. Humphrey ; Stephen Hoyt, New Canaan ; Joseph Brush, E. B. Hewes, Greenwich ; Ste- phen Smith, Norwalk.
STATE, (Hartford.)-Thomas Belknap, President. (W. H. D. Callender, Cashier.) C. H. Northam, W. T. Lee, Charles I. Hills, Edwin D. Tiffany, A. C. Hotchkiss, Solomon Porter; Wil- liam Gay, Farmington ; Joseph Toy, Simsbury ; State, William W. House, Timothy Sheldon.
STONINGTON .- Francis Amy, President. (Ira H. Palmer, Cashier.) Ephraim Williams, John F Trumbull, J. J. Day, C. T. Stanton, A. S. Palmer, M. B. Palmer, C. G. Williams, J. E. Smith, F. Pendleton ; State, F. A. Palmer.
THAMES, (Norwich.)-Franklin Nichols, President. (Charles Bard, Cashier.) Ebenezer Learned, L. W. Carroll, L. S. Foster, James L. Hubbard, J. Hunt Adams, I. M. Buckingham; Adam Larrabee, Windham; Nathaniel Parish, Montville ; Bucklin Mathewson, Lisbon; Alfred A. Young, Jewett City; State, George Pratt.
THOMPSON .- Talcott Crosby, President. (Thomas F. Sharpe, Cashier.) William H. Mason, Erastus Knight, H. S. Ramsdell, Edward Shaw, Joseph M. Perrin, Jeremiah Olney ; John E. Williams, R. S. Mathewson, Woodstock; Edmond Wilkinson, Putnam.
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BANK DIRECTORS.
TOLLAND COUNTY, (Tolland.)-Alvan P. Hyde, President. (G. D. Hastings, Cashier.) Loren P. Waldo, Joseph Bishop, Ariel Ladd, Otis Woodward; E. R. Gurley, Mansfield ; John H. Brockway, Ellington ; R. B. Chamberlin, Coventry ; William A. Foster, Stafford ; State, Charles Underwood.
TRADESMENS', (New Haven.)-Matthew G. Elliott, President. (Wyllys Atwater, Cashier.) William W. Boardman, Wells Southworth, A. L Kidston, A. W. De Forest, E. A. Mitchell, Morris Tyler, Henry Hooker, Smith Merwin.
UNCAS, (Norwich.)-James A. Hovey, President. (Edward H. Learned, Cashier.) William A. Buckingham, Erastus Williams. J. M. Huntington, Gurdon Chapman, Jesse S. Ely, John T. Wait; William H. Cogswell, Plainfield; John Tracy, Willimantic. UNION, (New London.)-William H. Chapman, President. (C. G. Sistare, Cashier.) Robert Coit, Felix Ansart, James Morgan, Francis Allyn, Peter D. Irish, Joshua Bolles, Ezra Chappell, Charles A. Lewis, Charles Prentis, Nathan Belcher, Oliver I. Lay, William H. Starr, Robert Coit, Jr, Joseph Smith, Alfred White ; Russell Bailey, Groton ; Richard McCurdy, Lyme.
WATERBURY .- John P. Elton, President. (Augustus S. Chase, Cashier.) Aaron Benedict, Green Kendrick, Nelson Hall, S. M. Buckingham, John M. Burrall, Arad W. Welton, Robert Crane, A. S. Chase ; State, Calvin H. Carter.
WHALING, (New London )-Peter C. Turner, President. (Joseph C. Douglass, Cashier.) Joseph Lawrence. Augustus Brandegee, Abner Bassett, Sidney Miner, Seth Smith, William Albertson ; W. A. Weaver, Groton; Gilbert Rogers, Waterford ; State, Isaac T. Comstock.
WINDHAM .- Henry S. Walcott, President. Samuel Bingham, (and Cashier.) George Lathrop, E. G. Hammond, Levi John- son, J. A. Perkins, H. Winchester, Charles Smith, Stowell Lin- coln; Jepthah Geer, Scotland ; Thomas Ramsdell, Mansfield. WINDHAM COUNTY, (Brooklyn.)-John Gallup, 2d, President. (A. F. Fisher, Cashier.) Bela P. Spalling, Edwin Robinson, D. C. Robinson, Aaron H. Storrs, John Palmer, Apollos Richmond ; Armin Bolles, Canterbury; Hiram Holt, G. B. Mathewson, Pomfret; William Dyer, Plainfield ; William James, Killingly ; Henry G. Taintor, Hampton.
WINSTED .- George Dudley, President. (Henry Gay, Cashier.) Elliot Beardsley, Moses Camp, Thomas Watson ; Gideon Hall, Winsted ; Theron Bronson, Winchester ; E. Grove Lawrence, Norfolk ; State, Samuel W. Coe.
Statistics of Banks.
THE following Table contains the date of incorporation of each Bank; the actual Capital, and surplus, Nov. 1, 1859; Bills in circulation ; Specie in Bank; Dividends for 1859, and when; and Discount Days. Those marked * were organized under the Free Banking Law.
Incor.
Capital
Surplus. Circulation.
Specie.
Dividends.
Disc. Days.
Ætna
1857
501,800
35,197
217,000
23,539
0
M. W. Fr.
Bridgeport
1806
211,350
55,702
124,000
16,591
9 Jan. July
Tues. Fri.
Bridgeport City*
1853
250,000
23,000
150,000
15,000
6 Jan. July
Tues. Fri.
Central
1851
112,500
7,466
27,100
4,958
0 Jan. July
Wed. Sat.
Charter Oak*
1853
540,000
23,000
150,254
27,858
6 Jan. July
M. W. Fr.
Citizens'*
1853
302,000
15,500
75,000
12,000
8 Jan. July
Wednesday
City, Hartford
1851
550,000
50,000
140,000
25,000
7 Feb. Aug.
M. W. Fr.
City, New Haven
1831
500,000
21,203
119,228
12,415
3 Jan.
Tues. Fri.
Clinton
1856
74,040
924
34,905
5,217
7 Jan. July
Wednesday
Commerce*
1852
200,000
10,000
53,000
6,300
6 Jan. July
Mon. Thu.
Connecticut
1831
338,100
13,000
140,000
15,000
6 Jan. July
Tues. Fri.
Conn. River
1825
250,000
13,601
70,171
7,018
7 Jan. July
Mon. Thu.
Danbury
1844
326,900
17,689
95,572
11,560
8 June Dec.
Wed. Sat.
Deep River
1848
158,900
1,442
33,000
5.700
6 Jan. July
Monday
East Haddam
1831
66.480
2,162
27,403
3,482
6 Feb. Aug.
Wednesday
Elm City
1854
625,000
20,721
187,500
20,571
8 Apr. Oct.
Tues. Fri.
Exchange
1834
500,000
201,140
27,492
0 Jan. July
M. W. Fr.
Fairfield County
1824
292,000
21,056
201,168
23,720
8 June Dec.
Tues. Fri.
Farmers'
1849
300,000
18,456
84,607
13,684
0 Jan. July
Wed. Fri.
Farm. & Mech.
1833
1,111,000
60,000
315,245
35,908
6 Feb. Aug.
M. W. Fr.
BANK STATISTICS.
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Hartford
1792
1,132,800
235,048
492,263
61,701
M. W. Fr .-
Hartford County*
1853
300,000
25,388
64,866
7,389
Hatters'
1851
60,000
5,000
39,957
2,100
0 Jan. July
Home
1854
152,000
6,521
45,509
8,068
7& Mar Sep.
Hurlbut*
1854
200,000
14,000
85,000
11,500
7} Apr. Oct.
Iron
1847
206,000
26,000
116,199
11,078
8 Jan. July
Jewett City
1831
62,100
2,211
23,398
2,338
5 Feb. Aug.
Litchfield County* 1853
125,000
2,500
78,000
10,000
6 Feb. Aug.
Manufacturers'
1848
305,600
13,000
125,000
15,000
8 Mar. Sep.
Tues. Fri.
Mechanics'
1824
300,000
43,493
121,969
15,486
Tues. Fri.
Mercantile*
1854
523,900
14,000
300,000
35,000
M. W. Fr.
Merchants', N. H.
1851
500,000
114,755
12,943
0 Jan. July
Norwich 1833
208,168
6,123
57,000
8,940
6} Mar. Sep.
Merch. & Manuf.
1857
500,000
8,288
105,565
11,175
3 Sept.
M. W. Fr.
Meriden
1833
300,000
24,000
52,046
7,052
8 May Nov.
Middlesex County
1830
347,500
43,870
85,000
11,000
8 Jan. July
Middletown
1795
369,300
66,164
106,194
13,766
Mystic
1833
52,450
12,526
24,779
2,765
Tuesday
Mystic River
1851
100,000
16,247
53,543
5,434
6 Jan July
Tuesday
New England*
1853
130,700
3,471
60,604
22,552
6} Jan. July
Tuesday
New Haven
1792
464,800
57,484
139,160
17,071
9 Jan. July
Tues. Fri.
New Haven Co.
1834
160,000
54,000
6,800
0 Jan. July
Mon. Thu.
New London
1807
150,000
33,400
33,000
3,500
8 Jan. July
Tues. Fri.
Norfolk
1856
100,350
4,000
52,391
5,225
4 Aug.
Tues. Fri.
North America
1851
1,242
1,940
300
None.
Norwalk
1857
300,000
7,572
197,000
16,639
8 Jan. July
Norwich
1796
220,000
22,357
61,450
21,328
7 June Dec.
Tues. Fri. Tues. Fri.
168
M. W. Fr. Wed. Sat. Tuesday Mon. Thu. Mon. Thu.
Wed. Fri.
Tues. Fri.
10 Jan. July
3 July
Mon. Thu.
Mon. Thu.
Wednesday Mon. Thu. Tues. Fri.
8 Jan. July 7} Jan. July
BANK STATISTICS.
10 June Dec 0 Jan. July
Ocean
1851
100,000
1,300
70,000
7,500
5 Jan. July 8 May Nov.
Pahquioque* Pawcatuck
1854
250,800
3,000
95,000
10,000
2,604
0 Mar. Sept.
Pequonnock
1851
200,000
117,100
15,000
0 Jan. July
Phoenix
1814
1,280,000
39,445
352,004
43,610
6 Mar. Sept.
Quinebaug
1832
349,820
5,195
58,056
7,975
6 June Dec.
Mon. Thu.
Quinnipiack*
1853
500,000
13,000
110,400
10,775
7 Apr. Oct.
Mon. Thu.
Rockville
1855
300 000
13,573
103,610
10,124
6 Feb. Aug.
Tues. Thu.
Saugatuck*
1853
200,000
6,639
113,834
12,731
8 Jan. July
Saybrook
1848
93,400
52,414
12,851
0 Jan. July
Shetucket*
1853
100,000
5,000
29,823
6,597
6 June Dec.
Mon. Thu.
Southport
1851
111,400
25,000
79,325
9,922
8 Jan. July
Tues. Fri.
Stafford
1854
158,000
10,000
65,400
6,938
7 Jan. July
Thursday
Stamford
1834
201,000
34,036
150,000
16,572
5 Mar. Sept.
Tues. Fri.
State
1849
440,000
58,988
211,681
22,449
8 Mar. Sept.
Stonington
1822
60,000
7,400
39,000
6,700
6 June Dec.
Thames
1825
582,000
52,045
163,606
29,611
8 Mar. Sept.
Tues. Fri.
Thompson
1838
70,000
7,603
48,000
6,000
7} Apr. Oct.
Tues. Fri. Wednesday
Tolland County
1828
86,600
15,537
40,020
4,453
8 Apr. Oct.
Tradesmen's
1854
300,000
13,700
107,400
13,979
8 Jan. July
Mon. Thu.
Uncas*
1852
300,000
6,860
74,554
9,492
3 Apr. Oct.
Mon. Thu.
Union
1792
150,000
7,900
59,036
9,121
7} Jan. July
Tues. Fri.
Waterbury
1848
510,000
25,000
119,578
24,213
4 July
Tues. Fri.
Whaling
1833
163,250
24,500
36,000
5,700
8 Jan. July
Mon. Thu.
Windham
1832
104,700
29,000
40,000
5,000
0 Mar. Sept.
Wednesday
Windham County
1822
106,000
3,500.
76,760
8,179
7 Apr. Oct.
Wednesday
Winsted
1848
250,025
18,651
135,684
10,030
7} May Nov.
Tues. Fri.
169
BANK STATISTICS
1849
75,000
3,902
16.359
Wednesday Wed. Sat. Monday Tues. Fri. M. W. Fr.
Tuesday Monday
M. W. Fr. Daily
170
SAVINGS BANKS.
SAVINGS BANKS.
Sec. and Treasurers. Incor. Deposits.
Dividends.
Bridgeport George Sterling 1842 1,107,455
6 Jan. July new
Do. City S.M.Middlebrook 1859
14,000
Collinsville Seth P. Norton 1853
66,546
6 Jan. July
Danbury
Geo. W. Ives 1849
294,000
6 Apr. Oct.
Deep River
Sedley Snow 1851
84,000
6 May Nov.
Derby
Jos. P. Canfield 1846
168,685
5 Jan. July
Essex
John L. Parker 1851
155,330
5 Jan. July
Falls Village
U. H. Miner 1855
26,001
6 Jan. July
A. C. Randall
Farmington Sam'l S. Cowles 1851
225,140
6 Jan. July
Groton
Geo. W. Noyes 1854
133,530
6 Apr. Oct.
Hartford
Olcott Allen 1819 3,553,218
6 Jan. July
Do. State
S. D. Sperry 1858
218,172
6 Feb. Aug.
Litchfield
Henry R. Coit 1850
169,607
6 Jan. July
Meriden
Levi E. Coe 1851 118,159
6 Jan. July
Middletown
E. S. Hubbard 1820 1,433,237
6 May Nov.
D. W. Camp
Do. F. & M.
A. B. Calef 1858
25,000
6 Ja. Jy. 15
New Haven
S. D. Pardee 1838 1,858,151
6 Jan. July
Do. Conn. Joel Ives 1857 500,000
6 Ja. Jy. 15
New London F. C. Learned 1827 1,192,057
6 Jan. July
New Milford
J. S. Turrill 1858
19,000
5} Apr. Oct.
Newtown
Henry B. Glover 1855
43,548
6 Apr. Oct.
Norwalk
Jos. W. Hubbell 1849
232,872
6 Jan. July
Norwich
F. A. Perkins 1824 2,798,749
5} Jan. July
Do. Chelsea Chas. M. Coit 1858
93,523
6 Feb. Aug.
Plymouth
Edwin Talmage 1852
6,632
5 Jan. July
Rockville
Lebbeus Bissell 1858
66,571
6 Jan. July
Salisbury
Wm. Jones 1848 w. R. Whittlesey
101,104
6 Apr. Oct.
Seymour P. B. Buckingham 1852
8,856
6 Jan. July
Southport Francis D. Perry 1854
119,753
6 Jan. July
Staffordville
H. Converse 1855 E. A. Converse
41,526
6 Feb. Aug.
Stafford Springs S Newton 1858
62,351
6 Jan. July
Stamford
Alfred A. Holly 1851
176,285
6 Apr. Oct.
Stonington
O. B. Grant 1850
235,335
6 Je. De 15
Tolland
O. K. Isham 1841 G. D. Hasting
213,126
6 Jan. July
Waterbury T. J. Kingsbury 1850
235,000
6 Feb. Aug.
Willimantic
John Tracy 1842
210,465
5 Apr. Oct.
171
FIRE INSURANCE.
Fire Insurance Companies.
Those marked * are also Marine.
Sec. & Treasr. Capital. Surplus Div.
1 Hartford .
C. C. Lyman, Assist. 500,000 Thos. K. Brace, Jr. 1,500,000
350,000 20
694,100 20
3 Charter Oak* Jos. H. Sprague
300,000
41,556 14
4 City, Hartf'd C. C. Waite
250,000
75,698 12
5 Connecticut John B. Eldredge
200,000
35,000 15
6 Merchants' E. Thos. Lobdell
200,000
50,000 13
7 No. American A. F. Hastings
300,000
10
9 Phoenix
Henry Kellogg
400,000
175,000 10
10 Union
Henry H. Fitch
100,000
new new
11 City, N. H'n Levi B. Bradley
200,000
124,000 7
12 Home Charles Wilson
150,000
new
13 Security* Philip S. Galpin
100,000
36,000 12
14 State
G. Farnham Stevens 200,000
15 Norwich Eben. Learned
150,000
16,199 -
16 Thames Oliver P. Rice
100,000
new
PRESIDENTS AND TREASURERS .- 1. Hezekiah Hunting- ton; Sec. Timo. C. Allyn; Actuary, Wm. N. Bowers. 2. E. G. Ripley. 3. Ralph Gillett. 4. C. B. Bowers. 5. Benj. W. Greene. 6. Mark Howard. 7. James G. Bolles. 8. N. M. Waterman. 9. S. L. Loomis. 10. John W. Danforth. 11. Wells Southworth. 12. D. R. Satterlee. 13. Willis Bristol. 14. John B. Robertson; Vice Pres. C. M. Inger- soll. 15. A. Brewster. 16. Amos W. Prentice; Treas. J. L. Greene.
Mutual Fire. Presidents. Secretaries and Treasurers.
1 Danbury Aaron Seeley Oliver Stone Roger Averill
2 Farmingt'n V. S. Deming Samuel S. Cowles
3 Greenwich B. F. White D. M. Mead O C. Knapp
4 Hartf'd Co. Chas. Shepard D. D. Erving C. Shepard
5 Harwinton A. S. Johnson A. Webster C. M. Wilson
6 Litch'd Co. J.G.Beckwith Jason Whiting G. C. Woodruff 7 Madison M. L. Dowd Joseph W. Dudley
8 Middlesex Wm. S. Camp
W. Woodward J. E. Bidwell
D. L. Hubbell A. M. Train
9 Milford D. L. Baldwin 10 N. Lond'n Co. E. A. Bell 11 Norwich Henry Colton 12 Stratford L. H. Russell 13 Tolland Co. Ariel Ladd Clark Holt
John L. Devotion Henry B. Tracy
Claudius B. Curtis
14 W. Hartford Joel E. Rood L. Buckland Thos. Brace 15 Wind'm Co. A. H. Storrs John Palmer
2 Ætna
8 New England* George D. Jewett
200,000 230,251new
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INSURANCE, ETC.
AGENTS, AMOUNT INSURED, AND SURPLUS. - (1.) Sur- plus, $1,850. (2.) 66,440; 571. (3.) Daniel M. Mead. (4.) Surp. 30.375. (6.) Sheldon Osborn; 2,585,324; 21,685. (7.) Wm. S. Hull; Surp. 630. (8.) 5,000,000; 43,000. (10.) 1,400,000; 21,500. (11.) Surp. 6,567. (12.) 100,615; 136. (13.) Surp. 17,344. (15.) Surp. 7,912.
Life. Secretaries. Capital.
Surp. Div.
1 Ætna
Thos. O. Enders
150,000
85,000 -
2 Am. Temp. Wm. H. Hill
100,000
114,674 -
3 Charter Oak Samuel H. White 200,000
407,879 -
4 Connecticut Guy R. Phelps 3,300,000 40
5 American, N.H. Benjamin Noyes 250,000
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PRESIDENTS .- 1. E. A. Bulkeley. 2. Edson Fessenden. 3. Jas. C. Walkley. 4. Jas. Goodwin. 5. Benj. Silliman.
Building Associations and Savings Banks.
These differ from Savings Banks, in requiring monthly payments to be made of 1 dollar on a share, not to be with- drawn until the shares, including principal and interest, amount to $200, when the stock becomes full. The last six have a guaranty fund, instead of monthly payments. Besides payments on Stock, these associations receive money on deposit, to be withdrawn at pleasure, on which they allow 6 per cent. interest, paid semi-annually, the same as Savings Banks. The dividends to stock-holders is given.
Treasurers.
Stock.
Dep. Div.
Ansonia,
D. W. Plumb
47,718
4,031 8
Bethel;
Wm. A. Judd,
32,099 13,718 8
Birmingham,
S. A. Downs,
26,998 5,554 6
S. M. Middlebrook,
37,000
60,000
8
Bristol,
Benj. F. Hawley,
42,000 closing
0
Fair Haven,
Henry M. Miller,
47,000 closing
Hartford,
S. D. Sperry,
60,614
2,750
0
Mechanics,
Haynes L. Porter,
70,000 114,700
6
Manchester,
Moses Scott,
14,565
8,930
6
Middlesex,
J. L. Smith,
12,839
17,329 0
Middletown,
Wm. Woodward,
23,000
8,000
6
Bridgeport Mut., Peoples', M. & W.M.,
Stephen Hawley,
87,000 181,000
Daniel Hatch
24,784 48,662 4
Collinsville,
Rollin O.Humphrey, 5,915
5,146
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.
Milford,
David L. Baldwin, 23,408 10,428 6
New Britain,
A. P. Collins, 115,662
4
Wm. H. Tallmadge, 65,231 121,085 0
New Haven, 6 Peoples', John T. Collis, 30,112 11,311 0 M. & W. M., N. F. Thompson, 122,839 101,443 818 7
Seymour, Waterbury, Citizens',
P. B. Buckingham, 26,668
Anson F Abbott, 46,000 20,000 8
Franklin L. Welton, 6,814
8,448 0
Westport,
Myron L Mason,
winding up
Winsted,
Wm. C. Phelps, 11,340
17,367 0
West Winsted,
Lyman Baldwin,
20,558
545
0
Wolcottville,
Henry S. Barbour, 10,080
none 0
Woodbury,
Thomas Bull,
28,000
20,000 12
Conn., Hartford,
H. K. W. Welch,
19,670
33,549 0
Peoples',
Wm. W. House,
25,000
68,000 0
New Haven City, Jas. M. Townsend,
20,000 340,344
0
New London Co.,
J. C. Douglass,
22,500 68,697 0
Norwich F. & M., E H. Learned,
32,000 173,152 0
Rockville,
Allen Hammond,
10,000 59,319
6
Agricultural Societies.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY. President, B. B. Plumb, Trum- bull. Cor. Sec., John H. Sherwood, Southport. Rec. Sec., Edwin Hoyt, New Canaan; Treas., J. W. Hubbell, Norwalk. State Director, John F. Beard, Danbury.
HARTFOND Co. President-F. W. COWLES, Manchester. Vice-Presidents-DANIEL H. WILLARD, Newington; JOSEPH S. BARTLETT, Simsbury.
Corresponding Sec. - JAS. T. PRATT, Rocky Hill.
Recording Sec .- F. A. BROWN, Hartford.
Treasurer, WM. H. GROSS, Hartford.
Auditor-JAS. M. B. MONARY, Hartford.
LITCHFIELD Co .- Pres., Royal A. Ford. Vice-Pres .. Nathaniel Hart, Jr., G. C. Hitchcock, S D. Northway. Rec. Sec., Wm. F. Baldwin, Litchfield. Cor. Sec., J. G. Beckwith, Litchfield. Treas., George M, Woodruff, Litch- field .- State Director, G. C. Hitchcock.
MIDDLESEX Co .- Pres., George S. Hubbard, Middle- town. Vice-Presidents, Osborne Coe, Elisha S. Hubbard, George W. Burke, Levi Coe, Alfred Roberts, Josiah Prior;
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
James McCline, Portland; Joseph Edwards, Cromwell. Sec. and Treas., D. Barnes, Middletown.
NEW HAVEN CO .- President, B. H. Andrews, Water bury. Vice-Presidents, N. A. Bacon, New Haven; S. P. Spencer, Cheshire. Cor. Sec., Washington Webb, New Haven. Rec.Sec.,and Seedsman, Wm. B. Johnson, N. H. Treasurer, C. B. Whittlesey, New Haven.
NEW LONDON CO .- Pres., J. P. Barstow, Norwich. Cor. Sec., H. L. Read, Jewett City. Rec. Sec., A. C. Williams, Norwich. Treas., John Backus, Norwich.
TOLLAND Co .- Pres., Alvan P. Hyde. Vice-Pres. Samuel F. West, Columbia; Marcus Woodward, Somers. Secretary, Edwin E. Marvin, Rockville. Treasurer, Geo. D. Hastings, Tolland. Director, Chas. P. Rider, Willing- ton.
Bobernment of the United States.
Term expires March 4th, 1861.
EXECUTIVE.
PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, Pa. Salary, $25,000
VICE-PRES., JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, Ky. $6,000
CABINET.
Salary.
LEWIS CASS, Michigan, Secretary of State, $8,000
HOWELL COBB, Ga., Secretary of the Treasury, 8,000
JOHN BUCHANAN FLOYD, Va., Secretary of War,? 8,000
ISAAC TOUCEY, Conn., Secretary of the Navy, 8,000
JACOB THOMPSON, Miss., Secretary of the Interior, 8,000
JEREMIAH S. BLACK, Penn., Attorney General, 8,000
JOSEPH HOLT, Ky., Postmaster General, 8,000
THE JUDICIARY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. Meets First Monday in December, at Washington. CHIEF JUSTICE, Roger B. Taney, of Maryland. Sal- ary, $6,500.
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SENATE.
JUDGES-John M'Lean, of Ohio; James M. Wayne, of Ga .; John Catron, of Tenn .; Peter V. Daniel, of Va .; Samuel Nelson, of N. Y .; Robert C. Grier, of Pa .; John A. Campbell, of Ala .; Nathan Clifford, of Maine. Sal- ary, $6,000.
XXXVI CONGRESS .--- Ist Session. Expires March 4th, 1861. Sessions commence 1st Monday in December.
Senate.
President, Vice-Pres. BRECKENRIDGE. President pro tem., Benjamin Fitzpatrick, Alabama. Secretary, Asbury Dickens. Clerk, Wm. Hickey. Reading Clerk, J. H. Nicholson.
The dates indicate the commencement and close of each Senator's term. The Committees on which the members are placed are given. The chairmen of Committees are indicated by a f
Alabama-Clement C. Clay, 1853-65. t Commeree; Pen- sions.
Benj. Fitzpatrick, 1848-49, 1852-61. Military Affairs; Territories.
Arkansas-Wm. K. Sebastian. 1848-65. ¡Ind. Aff. ; Ter. Robert W. Johnson, 1953-61. Military Aff .; Public Lands. Gov. 1841-45.
California-Wm. M. Gwin, 1850-55, 1857-61. Finance; . Post Office. In the House from Miss., 1841-43.
Henry P. Haun, 1859-60. Indian Affairs; Territories. Connecticut-Lafayette S. Foster, 1855-61. Judiciary. James Dixon, 1857-63. Post Office; Contingent Ex- penses. In the House, 1845-49.
Delaware-James A. Bayard, 1857-63. Judiciary ; Library. Willard Saulsbury, 1859-65. Commeree; Pensions. Florida-David L. Yulee, 1845-51, 1855-61. tPost Office; Dist. of Columbia. Delegate in the House, 1841-45. Stephen R. Mallory, 1851-63. +Naval Affairs; Claims. Georgia-Robert Toombs, 1853-65. Commerce; |Revolu. Claims; Patents. In the House, 1845-53.
Alfred Iverson, 1855-61. + Claims. In the House, 1847-49.
Illinois-Stephen A. Douglas, 1847-65. Territories; For- eign Relations. In the Honse, 1843-47.
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SENATE.
Lyman Trumbull, 1855-61. Judiciary; Patents. Indiana-Jesse D. Bright, 1845-63. ¡ Public Buildings ; Finance; Post Office.
Graham N. Fitch, 1857-61. Indian Affairs; +Printing. Iowa-James Harlan, 1855-61. Public Lands; Pensions. .
James W. Grimes, 1859-65. Private Land Claims; Pensions. Gov. 1854-58.
Kentucky-John J. Crittenden, 1817-19, 1835-41; 1842-48, 1855-61. Foreign Relations; Revolu. Claims. Gov.
1848-50. U. S. Attorney General under Fillmore.
Lazarus W. Powell, 1859-65. Judiciary; Pensions ; Contingent Expenses. Gov. 1851-55.
Louisiana-Judah P. Benjamin, 1853-65. ¿ Private Land Claims; Judiciary.
John Slidell, 1853-61. Foreign Relations; Naval Aff. In the House, 1843-46.
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