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Surplus.
Ansonia, William B. Bristol Sylvester Barbour,
Bethel, Henry H. Baird William C. Shepard,
Bridgeport,
Lemuel Coleman George Sterling,
Bridgeport City, Hanford Lyon S. M. Middlebrook, Do. People's,
41,276 6 Jan. July
Ira Sherman Philip E. Lockwood,
230,000 6 Jan. July
Collinsville,
Levi Tucker Seth P. Norton,
120,553 5} Jan. July
418 M.
Danbury, Frederick S. Wildman William Jabine,
502,236 5 Apr. Oct.
Deep River,
Joseph Post Sedley Snow,
102,713 5
May Nov.
Derby,
Robert N. Bassett T. G. Birdseye,
226,985 6 Jan. July
2,893 M. 281 Q.
Essex,
Cornelius R. Doane Edward W. Redfield,
209,354 5 Jan. July
Falls Village, Daniel Brewster A. C. Randall, U. H. Miner, 82,618 6
Jan. July
1,000
Q.
Farmington,
Asahel Thomson Samuel S. Cowles,
447,421 6 Jan. July
Groton, Mystic River, N. G. Fish
George W. Noyes,
276,894 5 Apr. Oct.
Hartford,
James B. Hosmer
Olcott Allen,
4,852,166 5} June Dec.
Hartford State, Chester Adams Stiles D. Sperry,
610,000 54 Feb. Aug.
Hartford Mechanics', J. P. Foster Haynes L. Porter,
Henry R. Coit,
253,877 5
Jan. July
Meriden,
Edwin E. Curtis Levi E. Coe,
301,761 5 Jan. July
Middletown,
George W. Burr D. W. Camp, E.S. Hubbard 1,944,483 5} May Nov.
12,272
do Far. & Mec., S. H. Parsons E. W. N. Starr,
183,353 6 Ja. Ju. 15
New Britain, William H. Smith Samuel Rockwell,
51,194 5 Jan. July
New Canaan, Watts Comstock Selleck Y. St. John,
44,396 5} Jan. July
New Haven,
Henry White Stephen D. Pardee,
2,219,110 5} Jan. July
230 26,497
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SAVINGS RANKS.
18,282 M. 3,197 54,418 2,500 Q. Q. Q. M
Litchfield, Jason Whiting A. M. Stone
Moses Scott,
3,844 6
122,501 6 Jan. July Jan. July
Manchester,
Q Q. Q.
M. M. $38,653 M. M. M.
12
7,713 M. Q
N.Ha., Connecticut, J. E. English John W. Mansfield,
New Haven City, J. M.Townsend & Treas., E. H.Townsend, 1,400,000 5} Feb. Aug.
New London, Robert Coit Francis C. Learned, 1,342,669 6 Jan. July
New Milford, Silas Erwin John S. Turrill,
77,426 5 Apr. Oct.
132 Q.
Newtown, Henry Beers Henry B. Glover,
87,061 52 Apr. Oct.
885 M.
Norfolk, Robbins Battell Joseph N. Cowles,
24,000 6 Jan. July
Norwalk, William S. Lockwood Joseph W. Hubbell,
361,177 6 Jan. July 16,017 6 Jan. July
Norwich, Joseph Williams F. A. Perkins,
3,440,328 5 Jan. July
63,786
do. Chelsea, Lor. Blackstone John B. Ward,
370,747 51 Mar. Sept.
1,492
Putnam, Edmund Wilkinson
Gilbert W. Phillips,
36,000 4} Apr. Oct.
Rockville, Stanley White Lebbeus Bissell,
233,499. 6 Jan. July
1,113
Q
Salisb., Lakeville, G. B. Burrall W. R. Whittlesey, W.Jones, 162,642 5
5,931
0 Jan. July
Southington, Urbane Woodruff John S. Phinney,
17,494 5 Jan. July
Southport, Frederick Marquand Francis D. Perry,
225,000 6 Jan. July
Staffordville, E. A. Converse Henry Converse,
81,957 5 Feb. Aug.
Stafford Springs, Parley Converse Simeon Newton
122,530 6
Jan. July
Stamford, James H. Hoyt Alfred A. Holly,
379,207 6
Apr. Oct.
Stonington, William Hyde,
Oliver B. Grant,
330,000 5} Ju. De.
10,539
Tolland, Rufus B. Chamberlin G. D. Hastings, O.K.Isham, 293,902 5} Jan. July
Waterbury, John P. Elton F. J. Kingsbury,
450,000 5 Feb. Aug.
7,539.
Westport, Alva Grav B. L. Woodworth,
18,389 6 Jan. July
79 Q
Willimantic, Horace Hall John Tracy,
278,113 5 Apr. Oct.
8,273
Winsted, Moses Camp Lyman Baldwin,
93,153 5} Jan. July
Q
Q. indicates that the interest on new deposits commences quart. ; M. monthly ; D. from the time of deposit.
Apr. Oct.
3,140
Seymour, Sylvester Smith Charles. B. Wooster,
219 M. 7,779 M. 62 M.
Norwalk Mechanics', D. K. Nash Chester F. Tolles,
1,137,402 51 Ja. Ju. 15 8,000 Q. 10,000 D. 44,411 Q.
917
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EXECUTIVE.
Bovernment of the United States.
EXECUTIVE, till March 4th, 1865.
Salary
PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, I11., $25,000 VICE-PRES'T, HANNIBAL HAMLIN, Me., 6,000
CABINET.
Salary.
WM. H. SEWARD, N. Y., Secretary of State, $8,000 SALMON P. CHASE, O., Secretary of the Treasury, 8,000 EDWIN M. STANTON, Pa., Secretary of War, 8,000
GIDEON WELLES, Conn., Secretary of the Navy, 8,000 JOHN P. USHER, Ind., Secretary of the Interior, 8,000 EDWARD BATES, Mo., Attorney-General, 8,000
MONTGOMERY BLAIR, Md., Postmaster-General, 8,000
.
THE JUDICIARY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. S.
Meets first Monday in December, at Washington.
CHIEF JUSTICE, Roger B. Taney, of Maryland; salary, $6,500. JUDGES: James M. Wayne, of Ga; John Catron, of Tenn .; Samuel Nelson, of New York; Robert C. Grier, of Penn .; Nathan Clifford, of Maine; Noah H. Swayne, of Ohio; David Davis, of Ill .; Samuel H. Miller, of Iowa. Salary, $6,000, - Field, California.
XXXVII CONGRESS. Senate.
President, Vice-President, ex officio; Pro tempore, Solo- mon Foot, Vermont.
Clerk, John W. Forney, Pennsylvania.
Sergeant at Arms, George T. Brown.
The figures denote when their several terms commenced and expire. Those in ( ) are the times of their service in the House.
The committees of which they are members are given. CALIFORNIA-James A. McDougall, (1853-55) 1861-67. Foreign Rela .; Priv. La. John Conness, 1863-69. Finance; P. O.
Ocean,
1 M. Jan. 6 Jan. July
102,000
2,009
100
101
Pahquioque,
2 M. Feb.
7 May Nov.
Wednesday Wed. Sat. Monday
250,700
11,000
100
100
Pawcatuck,
1 Tu. Jan. 6 Mar.Sept.
75,000
2,628
50
50
Pequonnock,
1 M. July
6 Jan. July
Tues. Fri.
200,000
7,719
100
?
Phœnix,
1 Th.Sept.
7 Mar.Sept.
M. W. Fri.
1,208,800
71,100
100
110
Quinebaug,
1 M. June 3 June Dec.
Mon. Thu.
350,000
5,497
70
60
Quinnipiack,
1 M. April
8 Apr. Oct.
Tues. Fri.
500,000
23,000
100
109
Rockville,
2 Tu. Aug.
Mar.Sept.
Tues. Fri.
300,800
17,000
100
100
Saugatuck,
1 W. Jan.
8 Jan. July
Monday
200,000
10,656
100
103
Saybrook,
2 W. July
6 Jan. July
Monday
84,400
4,248
100
102
Shetucket,
1 M. May
6 June Dec.
Mon. Thu.
100,000
5,500
100
100
Southport,
2 M. July
10 Jan. July
Tues. Fri.
112,400
25,000
100
110
Stafford,
2 W. July
7 Jan. July
Thursday
158,000
10,000
100
115
Stamford,
1 M. May
10
Mar.Sept.
Tues. Fri.
202,020
47,864
30
34
State,
1 Tu. Oct.
9 Mar. Sept.
M. W. Fri.
440,000
58,419
100
125
Stonington,
1 M. Sept.
10
June Dec.
Wednesday
60,000
1,666
50
?
Thames,
4 M. June
8 Mar.Sept.
Tues. Fri.
582,000
63,269
100
108
Thompson,
2 Tu. Oct.
7 Apr. Oct.
Tues. Fri.
70,000
3,864
70
70
Tolland County
3 M. Oct.
6 Apr. Oct.
Daily
76,000
6,209
100
100
Tradesmen's,
1 W. July
8 Jan. July
Mon. Thu.
500,000
18,000
100
112
Uncas,
1 M. Sept.
62 Apr. Oct.
Mon. Thu.
300,000
16,041
50
47
Union,
1 Tu.June
71 Jan. July 7
Tues. Fri.
510,000
13,000
50
54
Whaling,
1 M. July
7 Jan. July
Mon. Thu.
168,250
10,828
25
28
Windham,
1 W. Sept.
8 Mar.Sept.
Wednesday
104,700
3,000
100
100
Windham County,
2 M. June
6 Apr. Oct.
Wednesday
107,900
7,330
100
105
Winsted,
1 M. Nov.
0 May Nov.
Tues. Fri.
261,475
7,306
50
30
Tues. Fri.
150,000
11,000
100
110
Waterbury,
2 W. July
Jan. July
Savings Bauks.
SAVINGS BANKS. Presidents.
Treasurer and Secretary.
Deposits. Dividends. $30,000 6 Jan. July 9,000
Surplus.
Ansonia, William B. Bristol Sylvester Barbour,
Bethel, Henry H. Baird William C. Shepard,
Bridgeport,
Lemuel Coleman George Sterling,
Bridgeport City,
Hanford Lyon S. M. Middlebrook,
Do. People's,
Ira Sherman Philip E. Lockwood,
230,000 6 Jan. July
Collinsville,
Levi Tucker Seth P. Norton,
120,553 5} Jan. July
418 M.
Danbury, Frederick S. Wildman William Jabine,
502,236 5
Apr. Oct.
7,713 M. Q.
Deep River,
Joseph Post Sedley Snow,
102,713 5 May Nov.
Derby,
Robert N. Bassett T. G. Birdseye,
226,985 6 Jan. July
Essex, Cornelius R. Doane Edward W. Redfield,
209,354 5 Jan. July
Falls Village, Daniel Brewster A. C. Randall, U. H. Miner, 82,618 6
Jan. July
Farmington,
Asahel Thomson Samuel S. Cowles,
447,421 6 Jan. July
Groton, Mystic River, N. G. Fish
George W. Noyes,
276,894 5 Apr. Oct.
Hartford, James B. Hosmer
Olcott Allen,
4,852,166 5} June Dec.
Hartford State, Chester Adams Stiles D. Sperry,
610,000 5} Feb. Aug. 122,501 6 Jan. July
Hartford Mechanics', J. P. Foster Haynes L. Porter,
Litchfield, Jason Whiting Henry R. Coit,
253,877 5 Jan. July 3,844 6
Jan. July
Meriden,
Edwin E. Curtis Levi E. Coe,
301,761 5 Jan. July
Middletown,
George W. Burr D. W.Camp, E.S.Hubbard 1,944,483 5} May Nov.
12,272
do Far. & Mec., S. H. Parsons E. W. N. Starr,
183,353 6 Ja. Ju. 15
New Britain, William H. Smith Samuel Rockwell,
51,194 5 Jan. July
New Canaan, Watts Comstock Selleck Y. St. John,
44,396 5} Jan. July
New Haven,
Henry White Stephen D. Pardee,
2,219,110 5} Jan. July
230 26,497
Q Q Q Q. 177
SAVINGS RANKS.
Q. Q. Q. Q. Q. M.
Manchester,
A. M. Stone Moses Scott,
2,893 M. 281 Q. 1,000 Q. 18,282 M. 3,197 54,418 2,500
M. M. $38,653 M. M. M.
1,335,225 5 Jan. July 41,276 6 Jan. July
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New Milford, Silas Erwin John S. Turrill,
77,426 5 Apr. Oct.
Newtown, Henry Beers Henry B. Glover,
87,061 5} Apr. Oct.
Norfolk, Robbins Battell Joseph N. Cowles,
24,000 6 Jan. July
219 M.
Norwalk, William S. Lockwood Joseph W. Hubbell,
361,177 6 Jan. July 16,017 6 Jan. July
7,779 M. 62 M.
Norwalk Mechanics', D. K. Nash Chester F. Tolles,
3,440,328 5 Jan. July.
63,786
do. Chelsea, Lor. Blackstone John B. Ward,
370,747 51 Mar. Sept. 36,000 4} Apr. Oct.
1,492
Putnam, Edmund Wilkinson
Gilbert W. Phillips,
233,499. 6 Jan. July 1,113
Salisb., Lakeville, G. B. Burrall W. R. Whittlesey, W.Jones, 162,642 5
Apr. Oct. 3,140
Seymour, Sylvester Smith Charles B. Wooster,
5,931 0 Jan. July
Southington, Urbane Woodruff John S. Phinney,
17,494 5 Jan. July
Southport, Frederick Marquand Francis D. Perry,
225,000 6
Jan. July
Staffordville,
E. A. Converse Henry Converse,
81,957 5
Feb. Aug.
Stafford Springs, Parley Converse Simeon Newton Stamford,
122,530 6 Jan. July
379,207 6 Apr. Oct.
Stonington, William Hyde,
Oliver B. Grant,
330,000 5} Ju. De.
10,539
Tolland, Rufus B. Chamberlin G. D. Hastings, O.K.Isham, 293,902 52 Jan. July
917
Waterbury,
John P. Elton F. J. Kingsbury,
450,000 5 Feb. Aug.
7,539
Westport, Alva Grav B. L. Woodworth,
18,389 6 Jan. July
79
Willimantic, Horace Hall John Tracy,
278,113 5 Apr. Oct.
8,273
Winsted, Moses Camp Lyman Baldwin,
93,153 5} Jan. July
Q. indicates that the interest on new deposits commences quart. ; M. monthly ; D. from the time of deposit.
N.Ha., Connecticut, J. E. English John W. Mansfield,
1,137,402 5} Ja. Ju. 15 New Haven City, J. M.Townsend & Treas., E. H. Townsend, 1,400,000 52 Feb. Aug. New London, Robert Coit Francis C. Learned, 1,342,669 6 Jan. July
8,000 Q 10,000. D. 44,411 Q. 132 Q. 885 M.
Norwich, Joseph Williams F. A. Perkins,
Rockville, Stanley White Lebbeus Bissell,
James H. Hoyt Alfred A. Holly,
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EXECUTIVE.
Bovernment of the United States.
EXECUTIVE, till March 4th, 1865.
Salary
PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, I11., $25,000
VICE-PRES'T, HANNIBAL HAMLIN, Me., 6,000
CABINET.
Salary.
WM. H. SEWARD, N. Y., Secretary of State, $8,000 SALMON P. CHASE, O., Secretary of the Treasury, 8,000 EDWIN M. STANTON, Pa., Secretary of War, 8,000
GIDEON WELLES, Conn., Secretary of the Navy, 8,000 JOHN P. USHER, Ind., Secretary of the Interior, 8,000
EDWARD BATES, Mo., Attorney-General, 8,000
MONTGOMERY BLAIR, Md., Postmaster-General, 8,000
THE JUDICIARY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. S. Meets first Monday in December, at Washington.
CHIEF JUSTICE, Roger B. Taney, of Maryland; salary, $6,500. JUDGES: James M. Wayne, of Ga; John Catron, of Tenn .; Samuel Nelson, of New York; Robert C. Grier, of Penn .; Nathan Clifford, of Maine; Noah H. Swayne, of Ohio; David Davis, of Ill .; Samuel H. Miller, of Iowa. Salary, $6,000, - Field, California.
XXXVII CONGRESS. Senate.
President, Vice-President, ex officio; Pro tempore, Solo- mon Foot, Vermont.
Clerk, John W. Forney, Pennsylvania.
Sergeant at Arms, George T. Brown.
The figures denote when their several terms commenced and expire. Those in ( ) are the times of their service in the House.
The committees of which they are members are given. CALIFORNIA-James A. McDougall, (1853-55) 1861-67.
Foreign Rela .; Priv. La. John Conness, 1863-69. Finance; P. O.
CONNECTICUT-Lafayette S. Foster, 1855-67. For. Rela. Pensions; Judic. James Dixon, (1845-49) 1857-69. P. O .; D. C .; + Conting. Exp.
DELAWARE, Willard Saulsbury, 1859-65. Com .; Pens .; Patents. James A. Bayard, 1851-69. Judic .; Priv. La. ILLINOIS, Lyman Trumbull, 1855-67. ; Judiciary; Pub. Bu. Wm. A. Richardson, (1847-56, 1861-63) 1863-65. D. C .; Terr.
INDIANA, Henry S. Lane, (1840-43. Gov. 1861) 1861-67. Milit. Affr .; Pens. Thomas A. Hendricks, (1851-55) 1863-69. Pub. La .; Claims; Pub. Bu.
IOWA, James W. Grimes, (Gov. 1854-58) 1859-65. +D. C .; Pub. Bu. James Harlan, 1855-67. t Pub. Lands ; Agric .; Ind. Aff.
KANSAS, James H. Lane, (1853-55) 1862-67. Agric .; Ind. Af .; Terr. Samuel C. Pomeroy, 1862-65. Pub. La .; Pens .; Claims.
KENTUCKY, Lazarus W. Powell, (Gov. 1851-55) 1859-65. Agric .; Judic .; Printing. Garret Davis, (1839-47) 1861-67. Terr.
MAINE, Wm. P. Fessenden, (1841-43) 1854-65. + Finance; Libr. Lot M. Morrill, (Gov. 1858-61) 1861-69. Com- merce; Claims; D. C.
MARYLAND, Thomas H. Hicks, (Gov. 1858-62) 1862-67. Naval Af .; Claims. Reverdy Johnson, 1845-49, 1863 '69. For. Rela .; Libr.
MASSACHUSETTS. Henry Wilson, 1855-65. + Milit. Aff .; Agric .; Rev. Cla. Charles Sumner, 1851-69. ¡ For. Rela .; Priv. La.
MICHIGAN, Jacob M. Howard, 1862-65. Milit. Aff .; Judic. Priv. La. Zachariah Chandler, 1857-69. t Commerce; Revolu. Cla.
MINNESOTA, Morton S. Wilkinson, 1859-65. 1 Revolu. Cla .; Ind. Af .; Terr. Alexander Ramsay, (1843-47. Gov. 1858-62)1863-69. Naval Af .; P. O .; Patents. MISSOURI, Benj. Gratz Brown, 1863-1867. Milit. Aff .; Ind. Aff. John B. Henderson, 1862-69. P. O .; D. C. Pub. Bu.
NEW HAMPSHIRE, John P. Hale, 1843-45) 1847-53, 1855- '65. + Naval Aff .; Terr. Daniel Clark, 1857-67. t Claims; Conting. Exp .; Finance.
NEW JERSEY, John C. Ten Eyck, 1859-65. Com .; Judic .; Patents. Wm. Wright, (1843-47) 1853-59, 1863-69. Pub. La .; Rev. Cla.
181
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
NEW YORK, Ira Harris, 1861-67. For. Rela. + Priv. Land Cl .; Judic. Edwin D. Morgan, (1853-59. Gov. 1859-63) 1863-69. Com'ce; Milit. Aff. Printing. OHIO, John Sherman, (1855-61)1861-67. Agricul .; Pa-
tents. Benjamin F. Wade, 1851-69. +Terr .; D. C.
OREGON, George W. Nesmith, 1861-67. Milit. Af .; Ind. Af .; Rev. Cla. Benjamin F. Harding, 1862-65. Naval Af .; Pub. La.
PENNSYLVANIA, Edward A. Cowan, 1861-67. Finance. ¡ Patents. Charles R. Buckalow, 1863-69. P. O .; Ind. Af .; Pens.
RHODE ISLAND, Henry B. Anthony, (Gov. 1849-51) 1859- '65. 7 Printing; Naval Af .; Claims. Wm. Sprague, (Gov. 1860-62) 1863-69. Com .; Milit. Aff.
VERMONT, Jacob Collamer, (1843-49. P. M. Gen.) 1855- '67. f P. O. t Library. Solomon Foote, (1843-47) 1851-69. + Public Bu .; Pub. La.
VIRGINIA, John S. Carlile, (1855-57) 1861-65. Pub. La .; Terr. Lemuel J. Bowden, 1863. Com .; P.O .; Pens. West Virginia, Waitman T. Willey, 1861-65. Naval Aff. D. C. P. G. Vanwinkle, 1863-69. Finance; Pens. WISCONSIN, Timothy O. Howe, 1861-67. Finance; Claims.
James R. Doolittle, 1857-69. For. Rela .; tIndian Aff.
house of Representatives.
The House consists of 183 members, and Territorial delegates. These delegates have no vote. The time when each old member entered the House is given. Those marked į were not in the last Congress; the others are new members. Their terms of service expire March 4, 1865. The committees on which the members are placed are indicated; ¡ represents chairman. SPEAKER, Schuyler Colfax, Indiana.
CLERK, Edward McPherson, Pennsylvania.
SERGEANT AT ARMS, N. G. Ordway, New Hampshire. DOOR KEEPER, Ira Goodenow, New York.
POST MASTER, W. S. King, Minnesota.
CALIFORNIA, Cornelius Cole. P. O. Pacific Railroad. Thomas B. Shannon. ¡ Exp. Interior; Ind. Aff. William Higby. Pub. La .; Exp. Navy.
CONNECTICUT, 1 Henry C. Deming. Milit. Af. t Exp. War Dep. 2 James E. English, 1861. Pub. La .; Exp.
State; Rebel. Sta. 3 Augustus Brandagee. Naval Aff .; Exp. Pub. Bu. 4 John H. Hubbard. Patents; Exp. P. O. DELAWARE, William H. Temple, diel March, 1863. Succeeded by Nathaniel B. Smithers. Elec .: Rebel. Sta. ILLINOIS, James C. Allen, 1853. Ind. Af .; Unf. Bu .; Rebel Sta. 1 Isaac N. Arnold, 1861. fRoads and Canals; Manuf. 2 tJohn F Farnsworth, 1857. Milit. Af. 3 Elihu B. Washburne, 1853. +Commerce; fEmigration; Library. 4 Charles M. Harris. Pub Exp. & War. 5 Owen Love- joy, 1857. + D. C .; Terr. 6 }Jesse O. Norton, 1853. P. O .; Rev. Cla. 7 John R. Eden. Rev. Pen .; Acco. 8 John T. Stuart, 1839. For. Af. 9 Lewis W. Ross. Inv. Pen. 10 Anthony L. Knapp, 1862. Priv. La .; Emigra. 11 James C. Robinson, 1859. |Mileage; Exp. State. 12 Wm. R. Morrison. Militia; Bankrupt. 13 Wm. J. Allen, 1862. Claims. .
INDIANA, 1 John Law, 1861. Agric .; Rev. Pen .; Emigra. 2 James A. Cravens, 1861. Terr .; Bankrupt. 3 Henry W. Harrington. Priv. La. 4 Wm. S. Holman, 1859. Claims; Rebel Sta. 5. George W. Julian, 1849. tPub. Lands; Pub. Exp. 6 Ebenezer Dumont, D. C .; Rev. Cla. 7 Daniel W. Voorhees, 1861. Elec. 8 God- love S. Orth. For. Af .; Emigra. 9 Schuyler Colfax, 1855. SPEAKER. 10 Joseph K. Edgerton. Naval Af. ' 11 James F. McDowell. Inv. Pen.
Iowa, 1 James F. Wilson, 1861. ¡ Judiciary. 2 Hi- ram Price. |Revolu. Cla .; Pacif. R. R. 3 Wm. B. Allison. Pub. La .; Roads &C. 4 Josiah B. Grinnell, P. O .; Emi- gration. 5 John A. Kasson. Ways & M. 6 Asahel W. Hubbard. For. Af.
KANSAS, A. Carter Wilder. Ind. Af.
KENTUCKY, 1 Lucien Anderson. D. C .: Pacif. R. R .; Emigra. 2. George H. Yeaman, 1862. Milit. Af .; Pacif. R. R. 3 Henry Grider, 1843. Terr. 4 Aaron Harding, 1861. P. O. 5 Robert Mallory, 1859. Ways & M. 6 Green Clay Smith. Elec .; Militia. 7 Brutus J. Clay. f Agricul .; Rev. Pen. 8 Wm. H. Randall. For. Af. 9 Wm H. Wadsworth, 1861. Pub. La .; Library.
MAINE, 1 Lorenzo D. M. Sweat. Priv. La .; Pacif. R. R. 2 Sidney Perham. Agric .; Inv. Pen. 3 James G. Blaine. P. O .; Militia. 4 John H. Rice, 1861. Terr. tPublic Bu. 5 Frederick A. Pike, 1861. Naval Af .; tExp. State Dep.
MARYLAND, 1 John A. J. Cresswell. Com'ce; Inv. Pen,
183
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
2 Edwin H. Webster, 1859. Claims; Militia. 3 }H. Winter Davis, 1855. ¡ Foreign Af .; fRebel. States. 4 Francis Thomas, 1831 (Gov. 1842-45). Judic .; Bankrupt. 5 Benjamin G. Harris. Manuf.
MASSACHUSETTS, 1 Thomas D. Eliot, 1854. Com'ce; Emigra .; Exp. Treas. 2 Oakes Ames Rev. Cla .; Manufr .; Pacif. R. R. 3 Alexander H. Rice, 1859. tNaval Af. 4 Samuel Hooper, 1861. W; ys & M .; Bankrupt. 5 John B. Allev, 1859. ¡ P. O. 6 Daniel W. Gooch, 1858. For. Af .; Rebel. Sta. Priv. La. 7 George S. Boutwell. Judic. John D. Baldwin. Em gration ; Exp. Pub. Bu .; Printing. 9 Wm. B. Washburne, Inv. Pen .; Roads, &C. 10 Henry L. Dawes, 1857; tElections. MICHIGAN, 1 Fernando C. Beaman 1861. Terr; Roads, & C. 2 Charles Upson. Elec .; Un. Bu. 3 John W. Longyear. +Exp. Pub. Bu .; Com. 4 Francis W. Kel- logg 1859. Milit. Af. 5 Augustus C. Baldwin. Agric .; Exp. Int. 6 John F. Driggs. Pub. La.
MINNESOTA, 1 William Windom, 1859. +Indian Af. 2 Ignatius Donnelly. P. O .; Pacific R. R .; Exp. Int.
MISSOURI, 1 Francis P. Blair, Jr. 1857. 2 Henry T. Blow. Ways & M .; Rebel Sta. 3 John G. Scott. Rev. Cla. 4 Sempronius H. Boyd. +Unf. Bu .; Ind. Af .; Emi- gra. 5 James W. McClurg. Terr; Pacific R. R. 6 Aus- tin A. King. Judic. 7 Benj. W. Loan. Milit. Af. 8 Wm. A. Hall. 1861. Roads & C .; Ex. P. O. 9 James S. Rollins, 1861. Naval Af .; Emigra.
NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1 Daniel Marcy. Rev. Pen .; Exp. Navy. 2 Edward H. Rollins, 1861. tAccounts; Pub. Exp. 3 James W. Patterson. D. C .; Exp. Treas.
NEW JERSEY, 1 John F. Starr. Manuf; Pub. Bu. 2 George Middleton. Agric; Emigra .; Exp. Int. 3 Wm. G. Steele, 1861. Accounts; Pacific R. R. 4 Andrew J. Rogers, Pub. Exp. 5 Nehemiah Perry, 1861. Com'ce.
NEW YORK, 1 Henry G. Stebbins. Ways & M. 2 Martin Kalbfleisch. Rev. Cla .; Emigra .; Exp. Treas. 3 Moses F, Odell, 1861. Milit. Af. 4 Benjamin Wood, 1861. Inv. Pen .; Mileage. 5 įFernand» Wood, 1841. Pub. La. 6 Elijah Ward, 1857. Com .; Roads & C. 7 J. Winthrop Chanler. Patents; Bankrupt. 8 ¿James Brooks, 1849. P. O. 9 Anson Herrick, Rev. Pen .; Exp. Navy. 10 Wm. Radford. Pub. Bu. 11 Charles H. Winfield. Priv. La. 12 Homer A. Nelson. Ind. Af .; Unfin. Bus. 13 John B. Steele, 1861. D. C .; Paci-
fic R. R .; Exp. War. 14 Erastus Corning, 1857. Re- signed, succeeded by 14 John V. L. Pruyn. Claims. 15 John A. Griswold. Naval Af. 16 ¿Orlando Kellogg, 1847. Manuf .; Militia. 17 Calvin T. Hubbard. tPub- lic Exp .; Agric. 18 James M. Marvin. Terr. 19 Sam- uel F. Miller. Pub. La. 20 Ambrose W. Clark, 1861. +Printing; Acco. 21 Francis Kernan. Judic. 22 De Witt C. Littlejohn. fRevolu. Pen ; Roads & C. 23 T. T. Davis. D. C. 24 Theodore M. Pomeroy, 1861. For. Af .; tExp. P. O. Dep. 25 Daniel Morris. Judic. 26 Giles W. Hotchkiss. Claims; Priv. La. 27 Robert B. Van Valkenburg, 1861. ¡ Militia; Exp. State. 28 Free- man Clark. Manuf .; Inv. Pen. 29 Augustus Frank, 1859. ¡ Library; Mileage; Bankrupt. 30 John B. Gan- son, Elec. 31 Reuben E. Fenton, 1853. Ways & M .; Rebel Sta.
OHIO, 1 George H. Pendleton, 1857. Ways & M. 2 Alexander Long. Claims. 31Robert C. Schenck, 1843. fMilit. Af. 4 John F. Mckinney. Militia; Unf. Bu. 5 Francis C. LeBlond. Pub. Exp. 6 Chilton A. White, 1861. Manuf .; Exp. P. O. 7 Samuel S. Cox, 1857. For. Af. 8 Wm. Johnson. Rev. Cla .; Exp. Pub. Bu. 9 Warren P. Noble, 1861. Patents; Pacific R. R. 10 Jas. M. Ashley 1859. 1Territories; Claims; Reb. States. 11 Wells A. Hutchins. Com. 12 Wm. E. Finck. P. O. 13 John O'Niell. Priv. La. 14 ¿Geo. Bliss 1853. Judic. 15 James R. Morris, 1861. D. C. 16 Joseph W. White. Mileage; Exp. Treas. 17 Eph'm R. Eckley. Priv. La .; Roads & C. 18 Rufus P. Spaulding. Naval Af .; Rev. Pen .; ¡ Bankruptcy. 19 John A. Garfield. Milit. Af.
OREGON, 1 John R. McBride. Ind. Af .; Pacific R. R.
PENNSYLVANIA, 1 Samuel J. Randall. Pub. Bu. 2 Cha's O'Niel. Comc'e. 3 Leonard Myers. Patents; Exp. P. O. 4 Wm. D. Kelly, 1861. Agric .; Naval Af .; Emi- gra .; Bankrupt. 5 M. Russell Thayer. ¡ Priv. Land Cla. 6 John D. Stiles, 1862. Rev. Cla .; Exp. State. 7 John M. Browmall. Pub. Exp .; Acco. 8 Sydenham E. Anco- na, 1861. Manuf .; Militia. 9 Thaddeus Stevens, 1849. tWays & M .; tPacific R. R. 10 Myer Strouse. Roads & Canals. 11 Philip Johnson, 1861. Terr. 12 Charles Dennison. Ind. Af. 13 Henry W. Tracy. D. C .; Exp. Navy. 14 Wm. H. Miller. Inv. Pen. 15 Joseph Bailey, 1861. Agric .; Printing. 16 Alexander H. Coffroth. Rev. Pen .; Exp. Int. 17 Archibald McAllister. Milit. Af. 18
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
James T. Hale 1859. Claims. 19 Glenni W. Schofield. Elec .; Exp. War. 20 Amos Myers. tExp. Treas. Dep. ; Mileage. 21 įJ. L. Dawson, 1851. For. Af. 22 James K Moorhead, 1859 ¡Manufac .; NavalAf. 23 Thomas Wil- liams. Judic. 24 Jesse Lazear, 1861. Pub. Exp. & Pub. Bu.
RHODE ISLAND, 1 Tho's A. Jenckes. +Patents; Bank- rupt. 2 įNathan F. Dixon, 1848. Commerce.
VERMONT, 1 Fred'ck E. Woodbridge. Judic. 2 Just- in S. Morrill, 1855. Ways & M. 3 Portus Baxter, 1861. +Exp. Navy Dep .; Elec.
VIRGINIA, 1 L. H. Chandler. 2 Joseph Segur, 1862. 3 B. M. Kitchen.
WEST VIRGINIA, 1 Wm. G. Brown, 1849. Claims. 2 Jacob B. Blair. Pub. Exp .; Pub. Bu. 3 Killian V. Whaley, 1861. fInvalid Pen .; Agric.
WISCONSIN, 1 James S. Brown. Elec. 2 Ithamar C. Sloan. Pub. La .; Exp. War. 3 Amasa Cobb. Militia; Emigration. 4 Charles A. Eldridge. Rev. Cla. 5 Ezra Wheeler. D. C. 6 Wallace D. McIndoe, 1862. Ind. Af .; Rev. Pen.
DELEGATES .- Colorado. Hiram P. Bennett 1861.
Dacotah. - Jayne. .
Idaho. Wm. H. Wallace 1861.
Nebraska. Samuel G. Dailey 1861.
Nevada.
New Mexico. Francisco Perez.
Utah. John F. Kenney.
Washington. George E. Cole.
U. S. Internal Revenue.
IST CONG. DIST., HARTFORD AND TOLLAND COUNTIES.
ASSESSOR, A. C. Crosby, Rockville. Assistants, Timothy Porter, Chester Adams, Hartford; T. W. Stanley, New Britain; Samuel P. Newell, Bristol; R. (). Humphrey, Canton; S. F. Burnham, Bloomfield; David Brainard, En- field; Charles Forbes, East Hartford; Thomas Clark, So. Coventry; Isaac Chester, Vernon.
COLLECTOR, James G. Bolles, Hartford. Deputies, Wm. W. House, Hartford, (Edward Goodwin, Cashier;) Josiah T. Peck, Bristol; J. N. Stickney, Rockville; G. H. Baker, Stafford ; E. H. Hibbard, Eagleville.
2D CONG. DIST., NEW HAVEN AND MIDDLESEX COUNTIES.
ASSESSOR, John B. Wright, Killingworth. Assistants, Charles Carlisle, E. S. Rowland, New Haven; Josiah M. Colburn, Ansonia; Nelson Newton, Woodbridge; Chand- ler N. Wayland, Waterbury; Wm. T. Peters, Cheshire; Joel I. Butler, West Meriden; Cornelius Wildman, Guil- ford; Bartlett Bent, Jr., Middletown; Nathan Jewett, North Lyme; O. E. Redfield, Killingworth; Selden M. Pratt, Center Brook.
COLLECTOR, John Woodruff, New Haven. Deputies, George S. Lester, New Haven, (Wm. Olmstead, Cashier;) Lewis S. Green, West Meriden; John W. Paul, Water- bury; Joseph Arnold, Derby; A. J. Hine, Ansonia; Cor- nelius Brainard, Higganum; Rufus C. Shepard, Saybrook. Inspectors of Liquors, Wm. C. Whiting, Bethany; Alfred Bristol, Cheshire.
3D CONG. DIST., NEW LONDON AND WINDHAM COUNTIES.
ASSESSOR, Jesse S. Ely, Norwich. Assistants, Jedediah Leavens, Norwich; Hez. L. Reade, Jewett City; Jesse D. Noyes, 2d, Stonington; E. V. Stoddard, New London; Samuel C. Ely, Essex ; J. R. Wheeler, Colchester; Joshua B. Lord, Willimantic; Jeremiah Olney, Thompson; Wil- lard Leavins, West Killingly; Lyman Spaulding, Central Village.
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