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COLLECTOR, Ezra Dean, East Woodstock. Deputies, Thomas Backus, Woodstock; Henry Hammond, West Kil- lingly; Lucien H. Clark, Willimantic; Nathan C. Chapell, Norwich; Leonard Hempsted, New London; Abel H. Sim- mons, Mystic; Horace Smith, Colchester; Isaac S. Geer, Lisbon. Inspectors of Liquors, John H. Simmons, Ash- ford; H. L. Reade, Lisbon.
4TH CONG. DIST., FAIRFIELD AND LITCHFIELD COUNTIES.
ASSESSOR, Reuben Rockwell, Colebrook. Assistants, George Wade, Bridgeport; Albert H. Camp, Norwalk; Wm. H. Holly, Stamford; Elias S. Sanford, Danbury ; George H. Noble, New Milford; George Pierpont, Water- town ;. B. B. Rockwell, West Winsted; Myron Harrison, Cornwall.
COLLECTOR, David F. Hollister, Bridgeport. Deputies, E. J. Alvord, Southport; T. W. Jones, Westport; W. T. Craw, South Norwalk; Theodore J. Daskam, Stamford;
187
ENROLLMENT OFFICERS .- MILITIA.
John S. Davenport, Darien; John Dayton, Greenwich; Samuel Perry, Georgetown; Hiram K. Scott, Ridgefield; Wm. A. Judd, Bethel; Henry T. Hovt, Danbury; Solon B. Johnson, Litchfield; John M. Wadhams, Goshen; Thomas M. Clarke, Winsted; O. J. Hodge, Robertsville; Samuel D. Northway, South Norfolk; Martin Harris, Salisbury; George Lockwood, New Milford; George W. Hurlburt, Roxbury; John E. Whittlesey, New Preston; George Drakeley, Woodbury ; L. P. Judd, Bethlem; Lu- cius Bradley, Plymouth.
U. S. ENROLLMENT OFFICERS.
1st Dist. Provost Marshal, Lucius G. Goodrich; Com- missioner, George M. Ives; Surgeon, Harry A. Grant.
2d Dist. Prov. Mar., Richard M. Clark; Com. Dexter R. Wright; Surg., E. A. Park.
3d Dist. Prov. Mar., Isaac H. Bromley ; Com., Samuel Bingham; Surg., Robert McC. Lord.
4th Dist. Prov. Mar., Wm. H. Riley; Com., F. Ells- worth; Surg., James M. Laing.
Militia of Connecticut.
His Excellency, WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM, Nor- wich, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF.
Aids-de-Camp, Lieut. Col's Hugh H. Osgood, Norwich; Henry R. Bond, New London; Calvin G. Child, Norwich; Israel Matson, Lyme.
GOVERNOR'S GUARDS.
1st Horse, Hartford. Major James Waters; Capt. and 1st Lieut., Freeman Seymour; 2d Lieut., John N. Stand- ish; Cornet, Charles H. Boardman; Qr. Master, Stephen B. Churchill.
2d Horse, New Haven. Major, Colin M. Ingersol; Capt., Lucien W. Sperry; 1st Lietit., Charles Shelton; 2d Lieut., Edward P. Yale; 3d Lieut., Thomas P. Mer- win; 4th Lieut., Joseph N. Collins, Cornet, John L. Lyon; Qr. Master John G. North.
1st Foot. Hartford. Major, Lucius E. Hunt; Capt. And 1st Lieut., Henry C. Ransom; 2d Lieut., Henry K.
100
POSTAGE.
Peck; 3d Lieut., Henry P. Barton; 4th Lieut., Daniel F. Seymour; Ensign, O. W. Chaffee.
2d Foot, New Haven. Major, Russell W. Norton; Capt., and 1st Lieut., James H. Lansing; 2d Lieut., Henry W. Oliver; 3d Lieut., Wm. E. Rich; 4th Lieut., Septimus S. Smith; Ensign, Lyman J. Lane.
MAJOR-GENERAL, Wm. H. Russell, New Haven. Aids- de-Camp, Major Francis Wayland, New Haven; Major Edward W. Seymour, Litchfield. Division Inspector, Lieut. Col. F. St. John Lockwood, Stamford. Division Quarter-Master, Lieut. Col. Alvan P. Hyde, Tolland
ADJUTANT-GENERAL, Brig. General Horace J. Morse, Hartford; Assistant, Capt. Henry C. Ward, Hartford.
QUARTER MASTER-GENERAL, Brig .- General Wm. A. Aiken, Norwich; Assistants, Col. John H. Almy, New York; Charles L. Duncan, Julius S. Gilman, Hartford. SURGEON-GEN., Brig. Gen. Harry A. Grant, Enfield. COMMISSARY-GEN., Gol. Thomas Fitch, New London. PAYMASTER-GEN., Col. Wm. Fitch, New Haven.
VOTES FOR SHERIFF.
Hf'd Co., Westell Russell, 8192 Freeman M. Brown, 8181 N. Haven, G. O. Hitchcock, 8518 Sam'l R. Crampton, 7601 N. London, R. A. Wheeler, 5409 Asher P. Brown, 4334
Fair'd, Matthew Bulkley, 6638 William A. Judd, 6449
Windham, Prescott May, 3490 Calvin H. Davison, 1958
Litch., Lev. W. Wessells, 4756 George H. Baldwin, 4266 Middlesex, C. W. Snow, 2901 Wilbur F. Burrows, 2845 2306 Alfred Bishop, 1954
Tolland, Amos Pease,
VOTES FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. Hf'd Co., Henry C. Deming, 8197 Alvan P. Hyde, Tolland, 66 66 2296 66 1976
8182
10,493
10,158
N. Haven, J. E. English,
8566 Samuel L. Warner, 7552
Middlesex, 66
2884
66 2867
11,448
10,429
N. Lond., Aug. Brandegee, 5337 Wm. M. Converse, 4396 Windham, 3541
1986
8,878
6,382
189
VOTES FOR SENATORS, ETC.
Fair., John H. Hubbard, Litchfield,
6445 Geo. C. Woodruff, 6653
4803
4239
11,248
10,892
postage.
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POST OFFICES AND POST MASTERS.
The town in which each office was situated was given in the Register for 1858. To make room, some few P. O. in which are no changes, are omitted. See Register for 1863.
Andover Wm Dorrance Columbia
Lyman C Clarke
Ansonia
George Bristol Cornwall
John T Andrew
Ashford Dyer H. Clark Cornwall Bridge J. A. Bierco
Barkhamsted
Albert Merrell Coventry J B French
Beacon Falls Julius C Coe Coventry Depot John Isham
Berlin Bethel
Henry N. Galpin Cromwell Elizur L Wright
Bethlem
Henry W Peck Deep River SM Shipman R C Naramore
Black Rock
Alanson Allen Derby
Bloomfield
Imri L Spencer Durham
Oscar Leach
Bolton
Albert Ruggles Durham Center
Mary J Meigs
Bozrah
John W Haughton Eagleville E B Hibbard
Bozrahville James M Peckham Eastford
Joseph Dorsett
Branford
Philo Hall East Granby
Chester Hamlin
Bridgeport
Friend W Smith East Haddam
N O Chapman
Bristol
Samuel M Sutliff East Hampton
Joel W Smith
Broad Brook
N P Adams East Hartford
E M Roberts
Brookfield
Amos L Williams East Haven
Ellen Hagaman
Brooklyn
Apollos Richmond East Killingly
A. M. Paine
Bulls Pond Alvah S. Pearce East Lyme
W H H Comstock
Burnside M. Chandler Eastor.
Lewis Edwards
Burlington
Edward W Bull East Windsor
S S Bartlett
Burrville Nelson Roberts East Wind. Hill M McWeeney
Canaan, Charles Kellogg Ellington
Canterbury W H Gordon Enfield
Aholiab Johnson Richard S Williams
Central Village
A R Herrick Fairfield
Charles B Wakelee
Centre Brook D. W. Spencer Fair Haven
Centre Groton George L Daboll Falls Village
J F Millspaugh
Chapinville
George Landon Farmington
George D Cowles
Chaplin J. W. Lincoln Franklin
Andrew B Smith
Cheshire Edwin Brown Georgetown Samuel Perry Chester Geo B Ransom Glastenbury Edwin H. Andrews
Chesterfield Albert B. Tefft Glenville
John W Brooks
Colchester Charles H Rogers Granby
Colebrook Reuben Rockwell Greenfield
James N Loomis Henry Bradley
Colebrook River H S Sawyer Greenville
William H. Coit
Collinsville Rollin O Humphrey Greenwich
Joseph E Brush
William Mosher Clinton Dota L Wright Goshen
Henry Gunn
Canton Uriah Bailey Essex
Smith G Tuttle
Amos Woodinan Danbury Edward A Brown
191
AND POST MASTERS.
Griswold
A H Lester Moodus
D S Purple
Groton Timothy W Turner Moosup
Richard S Lathrop
Guilford John Hale Mount Carmel
James Ives
Gurleyville Franklin Dunham Mystic
C E Chester B G Green
Haddam
S M Kelsey Mystic Bridge
Haddam Neck
H M Selden Mystic River
Dwight Ashbey
Hamden Leverett Hitchcock Naugatuck Lawrence S Spencer Walter Gladden Hampton George H Brown New Britain
Hartford
Edward S Cleveland New Canaan
Noah W Hoyt
Hartland
Philo B Coe New Fairfield
Enoch Knapp
Harwinton
Lewis Catlin New Hartford
John B Owen
Hazardville
C G Tiffany New Hartf'd C J M Henderson
Hebron
Charles G Buell New Haven
Neh. D Sperry
Higganum
A Brainard New London
J W Eggleston
Hitchcockville
James R Smith New Milford
George D Copley
Hockanum
Henry U Holmes New Preston
Wm C Wooster
Huntington
Joseph Tomlinson Newtown
Zalmon S Peck
Jewett City
N P Potter Norfolk Giles P Thompson
Kensington
Samuel Upson North Branford Russell Clark
Kent
Austin St John North Colebrook Jasper Pinney
Killingly
B Thomas North Cornwall Anson Rogers
Killingworth
Alfred Norton Northford Timo Bartholomew
Lakeville
Samuel H. Selleck North Haven
Whitney Elliott
Laurel Glen Samuel P Saunders North Lyme Lebanon George D Spencer North Manchester .I O Spencer
Ledyard
James McCracken North Stamford Alvin Weed
Lime Rock Wm H Barnum North Stonington CN Wheeler Riverius Marsh North Woodstock Ezra C May
Lyme
Charles W Waite Norwalk Charles Olinstead
Madison James R Meigs Norwich H H Starkweather
Manchester Daniel Wadsworth Norwich Town
Geo D Fuller Chapman
Mansfield Center J P Barrows Orange
Sidney F Oviatt
Mansfield Depot SO Vinton Ore Hill O McCord
Marbledale Chas B Morehouse Oxford
Samuel P Sanford
Marlborough Harriet K Warner Pendleton Hill
R P Palmer
Meriden
A H Curtis Pine Meadow
S E Bailey
Mianus David T. Hawes Plainfield
Waldo Tillinghast A N Clark
Middlebury Henry W Newton Plainville
Middle Haddam
Henry Hurd Pleasant Valley Julius C Pratt
Middletown Arthur B Calef Plymouth Horace Fenn
Milford Thomas Cornwall Plymouth Hollow Seth Thomas
Monroe William A Clarke Pomfret Hiram Holt
Montville
Isaac Turner Pomfret Landing Jared Chollar
Charles Stark
Litchfield
Mansfield S S Fuller Oneco
Poquanoc Bridge Ja. D Avery Staffordville Poquonock Chas W Hathaway Stamford
Portland Richard Edwards Stepney Depot
Preston Mary Ann Downer Sterling
Prospect Edward R. Tyler Sterling Hill
Putnam
Hiram N Brown Stonington
Quarryville Sessions Lawson Stratford
Reading Thomas B Fanton Suffield
David Hale
Reading Ridge
Daniel Sanford Tariffville
Daniel C Hayes
Ridgefield Sylvester Maine Terryville
B H Hemingway Jeremiah Olney
Ridgefield Station Wm W Beers Thompson
Rockville Andrew W Tracy Thompsonville
Rocky Hill
Albert G Parker Tolland
Roxbury
George Hurlbut. Torringford
Salem
O Whittlesey Torrington
Lucius F Leach
Salisbury
Daniel S. Clapp Trumbull
James D Brinsmade P W Turner
Sandy Hook
William Hall Turnerville
Saugatuck
E L Stevenson Union
Saybrook
Galen Dowd Unionville
David L Newell George Richards E F McLean
Saybrook Ferry
Jere J Tryon Vernon
Scotland
James Burnett Vernon Depot Alfred K Talcott
Seymour
Samuel H Canfield Voluntown
Charles H Kinney
Sharon
Henry M Gillette Wallingford
J B Pomeroy Charles Hine
Somers
L E Pease Waterbury
Somersville
Ansel Arnold Waterford
Charles W Gillette Abram M Darrew C H Hotchkiss
Southbury
Almon B Ruggles Westbrook
Isaac N Spencer
South Canaan John B Reed Jr Westchester Samuel Brown South Coventry Wal'r A Loomis W. Cornwall Henry C Crandall Southford Horace Oatınan Westford
So. Glastenbury F C Strickland West Granby
Elam Kendall
Southington Selah Lewis, Jr West Hartford
Benj F Bissell
South Lyme R L Chadwick West Hartland H H Griswold South Manchester Ra'h Cheney West Haven H I Thompson
South Norwalk
Math Wilcox West Killingly Sylvanus Gleason
Southport
David Bradley West Meriden Geo W Rogers
South Windham Sam G Byrne Westminster
South Windsor Mervin Vibbert Weston
George K Ray John H Gregory
South Woodstock SM Fenner Westport E M Lees
Sprague
Dwight Bailey West Thompson Ch H Sharpe
Stafford
G H Pinney Westville J F Benton
Stafford Springs
H T Small West Willington
C B Pomeroy
Simsbury
Julius Chapman Washington Frederick N Galpin
South Britain
Anson Bray Watertown
T C Cary
Sherman
Charles F Spencer Warren
John Houston William Keith Harvey P Hopkins
F M Eager Theodore J Daskan Harriet Platt Daniel Freeman Charles Mason Francis Williams Claudius B Curtis
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OGY COLLECTION
THE Connecticut Register:
BEING A
State Calendar OF PUBLIC OFFICERS AND INSTITUTIONS OF CONNECTICUT, FOR
1862.
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS MADE FOR THE LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE OF HARTFORD.
HIGH WATER FOR NEW LONDON AND SAYBROOK.
WQUI
SUSTINET
TRANSTULIT
" Vineam-transtulisti, ejecisti gentes et plantasti eam. Dux itineris fuisti in conspectu ejus ; plantasti radices ejus, et implevit terram. Operuit montes umbra ejus, et arbusta ejus cedros Dei. Extendit palmites suos usque ed mare et usque ad flumen propagines ejus." Ps. LXXX. v. 8-11.
HARTFORD: PUBLISHED BY BROWN & GROSS, CORNER MAIN AND ASYLUM STREETS.
THE REGISTER for 1862, besides the usual variety, con- tains the number of Registered Voters and Militia, and number of men in U. S. service, from the several towns of the State; also the population of the several States for 1850 and 1860, and the Ministers at foreign courts.
Those who furnish matter for the Register, or desire any changes to be made, are reminded that the work goes to press about the 20th of November. Hence the reason why some information has not been attended to.
Commissioners for other States should give information of any additions or changes, directly to us.
The following list embraces articles of permanent value, here inserted for convenience of reference:
Annals of Conn. from 1620 to 1821, Register for 1847
Archives of Conn., Indexes,
1849
Assistants (Senators) from 1639 to 1819, 1848
Charter of the Colony, 1652,
1847
Congress, Members from Conn. from 1765 to 1853,
1853
Constitution of Conn., of 1636,
1848
Ecclesiastical Societies and date of Organization,
1849
Governor, annual votes from 1819 to 1849, 1850
Manufactures, statistics of 1855
Mileage from Hartford and New Haven,
1858
Newspapers in Connecticut, 1851 and 1858
Officers, Colonial and State, from 1639 to 1846, 1847
Paent of Connecticut of 1637, 1847
Population of Towns, 1790 to 1860, 1861
Post Offices in Connecticut, and Income, 1850
Post Routes in Connecticut, 1850, 1854, and 1858
Probate Courts, Organization and History, 1847 Senators, State, 1819 to 1830, 1854; do. 1830 to 1849, 1850 Superior Court, Organization and Judges, to 1847, 1849
Towns, Original Powers of, 1848; Historical Sketches,
1847; Expenses, 1852 and 1853; Taxes, 1849 and 1856 Town Deposit Fund, amount for each town, 1853 Travel in Connecticut, by Railroads, &c., 1856 and 1860 U. S. House and Senate, Statistics of, 1862
NOTE .- In the Register for 1861, Vote for President, p. 120, the names Breck. and Douglas at the head of the col- umns should be interchanged.
INDEX.
American Asylum,
115 Comptroller, 17
Assessors, - -
· 66-115 Congregational, - 129
Attorneys at Law, Auditors,
-
17
Constables, 66-115
Counties, 42-66
Bank Directors, - 152
16
Hartford, 42
Baptists, 135, 143
Boards of Relief,
66-115
Middlesex, 62
Boroughs,
127
New Haven,
46
Bridges,
33
New London, -
50
Calendar, 5-16
Census of Connecticut, 117-124
Children 4 to 16, 117-124
Chronological Cycles, Jan.
Cities,
125
Clergy and Ecclesiastical
Statistics,
129-143
Advent,
-
143
Baptist, -
135
Christian, -
.
143
Education, Boards of, 66-115
Congregational, 129, 131
137
Jewish, 143 .
Episcopal,
137
Methodist, 139
Methodist Protestant, 142
142
Ferries, 34
Presbyterian, -
142
Free Masons,
186
Roman Catholic, 143
General Assembly,
20
Unitarian, 133
Senate,
20
Universalist, 142
Clerks, Town, 66-115
County, 42-66
Governor,
17
Collectors, Town,
-
66-115
Grand Jurors.
66-115
High Water, - Feb.
Home Missionary Society, 130
Homeopathic Med. Soc., 144
Imbeciles School, - 192
Insane Retreat.
115
Bridges, 33
Insurance Companies,
189
Ferries,
34
Jailers, - 42-64
for other States,
35
Judges Superior Court,
29
Superior Court 43-64
Supreme Court,
28
United States,
28 Jurors, No.,
.
44-66
Tolland, 64
Windham, 56
Courts. See Calendar pages. Probate, 29
Superior. 29
Supreme, 28
United States, 28
Custom House Officers, 180
Eclipses, June, Dec.
Elections, State. See Cal. pages. Electors, No. of, - 117-124
Everest Fund, 130
Executive of Connecticut, 17
Moravian,
-
House of Representatives, 21
Committees,
20
Colleges,
187
Commencements,
June, July.
Commissioners, County, 42-64
on Railroads, · 184
.. Turnpike Roads, 31
42-64
Congress, - 172
Bank Commissioners, 152
Fairfield, 53
Bank Statistics,
Litchfield, 58
1219007
Episcopal,
Justices of Peace, - - 44-66
Sheriff's,
42-64 Feb.
Legislature Meetings. See Calendar pages.
Stars, Morn and Eve, State Attorneys, 42-64
Librarian, State,
17 State Library Com., - 17
Medical Society, Conn.,
144
State Officers, 17
Homeopathic,
144
State Printers,
Reform Medical,
144
State Prison, 116
Methodist,
139, 142
Surgeons,
145-153
Surveyors, - 66-115
46
in U. S. Service, 183
Normal School, State, 116
Norwich Free Academy, 192
Notaries Public,
37
Odd Fellows,
187
Physicians and Surg., Pilots, -
180
Polls Taxable,
117-124
Population of Towns, 117-124
Population of U. S., March
Postage, Rates of,
-
166
Post Offices and Masters, 166
Town Statistics,
-
117-124
Compensation, 166 Votes for Governor, Pop- ulation, Electors, Sol- diers, School Children, 184 Polls, Valuation
Railroad Commissioners, 66 Officers, -
184
Treasurer, State,
17
42-64
Reform School, State, 116
Registrars,
66-115
Turnpike Roads,
31
Representatives, 21
United States, Executive,
171
Retreat for Insane,
115
Judiciary,
171
River Companies, -
35
Diplomatic,
181
Roman Catholic,
143
Savings Banks,
164
-
Senate,
House of Representatives, 174
Commissioners in Conn., 28
Population,
-
-
March
School Fund Commissioner, 17
Schools, No. Children, 117-124
Visitors,
.
66-115
Secretary of State,
-
Universalists,
-
142
Valuation,
117-124
17
Votes for Governor,
117-124
Selectmen, -
66-115
State Officers,
18
Senatorial Districts, -
18
Senators,
19
Senators, - 20
- 181
Militia, .€ Enrolled, - 117-124
Surveyor General, Deputies, 42-64
Town Officers,
65-115
Town Clerks, Registrars, Treasurers, Selectmen, Constables & Collectors, Grand Jurors, Assessors,
145-152
Boards Relief, Road Com- missioners, Surveyors of Lands, Boards of Edu- cation, School Fund Treasurers.
Presbytery of Connecticut, 142 Probate Courts, - 29 -
Reform Medical Assoc .. 144
County,
Town,
66-115
Road Commissioners,
66-115
172
17
1862.
JANUARY.
1st Month.
MOON'S PHASES.
Last ( 7, 5h. 55m. E.
New @0 15, 9h. 4m. E.
First @D 23, 1h. 46m. M.
Full @ 29, 10h. 0m. E.
15, 12h. 10m.
MW @R. O S. R.OS. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 W: 7 304 38 6 810 23
2 Th 7 304 39 7 18 11
9
, 3 Fr 7 304 40 8 29 11 49
SUPERIOR.
Ist Tu. Brooklyn. 3d Tu. New London. 4th Tu. Litchfield.
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
1 Tu. Danbury.
1 W. Norwich Fire.
2 M. Norwich As., Far. Val.
LEGISLATURES.
1 M. Ohio, Cal.
1 Tu. Del., N. Y., Penn.
1 W. Md.,Mass.,Mich., Maine.
2 M. Illinois, Iowa.
2 Tu. New Jersey.
Th. after 1 M., Indiana. 3 M. Louisiana
6
22 W 7 235 1 Morn.
1 57
23 Th 7 225 2 0 48
2
56
24 Fr 7 225 4
2 5
4
4
25 Sa 7 215 5
3 15
5 15
26 Su 7 205 6
4 19
6 7
28 Tu 7 185 9 Sets. 8
29 W 7 175 10 4
56 9
30 Th 7 165 11 6
7
9 58
/
12 Su
7 294 49 4 36 6
22
13 M 7 284 50 5 29 7 16
14 Tu 7 284 51 6 19 S
8
15 W. 7 274 52 Rises. 8 51
16 Th 7 274 54 6 0 9
35
17 Fr 7 264 55 7
7 110 18
18 Sa :7 26 4 56 8 14/10 59
19 Su 7 25,4 57 9 22 11 38
20 M 7 254 58 10 30 Ev. 18
21 Tu 7 245 0 11 41 1
CHURCH DAYS.
1 Circumcision.
5 2d S. after Christmas. 6 Epiphany.
27 M 7 195 7
2 15
12 Ist S. after Epiphany. 19 2d S. after Epiphany. 25 30 26 25 Conversion of St. Paul. 10 26 3d S. after Epiphany.
31 Fr 7 155 13 7 15 10 39
COURTS.
4 Sa. 7 304 41 9 34 Morn.
5 Su 7 304 42 10 36 0 31
6M 17 304 43 11 37 1 14
7|Tu 7 304 44 Morn. 1 59
8 W 7 304 45 0 39 2 46
9 Th 7 294 46 1 40 3 36
7 294 47 2 39
4 30
10 Fr 11 Sa .. 7 294 48 3 40 5 26
SUN SOUTH.
1, 12h. 4m. |21, 12h. 12m. 5, 12h. 6m. 25, 12h. 13m. 10, 12h. 8m.
31, 12h. 14m.
CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES .- Dominical Letter, E; Golden Number, i; Epact, 0; Solar Cycle, 23; Julian Period, 6,575 ; Age of the World, 5,866 ; Independ. U. S., 87.
MOON'S PHASES.
Last 6, 3h. 20m. E. New @D 14, 0h. 15m. E. First (D) 21, 9h. 20m.M. Full 28, 11h. 58m. M.
SUN SOUTH. 8, 12h. 14}m. 21, 12h. 14 m. 27,12h. 13 m.
MWOR @S. R.OS. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Sa.
7 145 14 8 19 11
18
2 Su
7 13 5 15 9 22
11
35
3M
12 5 16|
10 24 Morn.
4 Tu 7 11 5 18 11
26 0 33
. 5|W. 7
105 19
Morn.
1 17
6 Th 7 95 20 0 27
4
7Fr- 7 85 21 1 27
2
54
. 8 Sa 7 75 23
2 24 3
52 50
10 M 7 55 25 4 11
11 Tu 7 35 26 4 59
6
47
12 W. 7 25 28
5 34 7
41
13 Th 7 15 29
6
8 8
27
9
15 Sa, 6 585 31 7 10
9 51
16 Su
6 575 33 8 18/10
34
17 M
6 55 5 34 9 31|11
44|11
19 W
6 52 5 36
11 55 Ev. 46
20 Th 6 51 5 38
Morn. 1 42
21 Fr
6 49 5 39
1 7
2
46
22 Sa
6 48 5 40 2 11
3 55
23 Su
6 47 5 42 3 6
5 17
24 M
6 45 5 43 3 58
40
7
14
26 W 16 425 45 5 14
8
6
23 Fr 16 39 5 48
6
9
9
COURTS.
U. S. DISTRICT. 4th Tu., New Haven.
SUPREME.
2d Tu., Bridgeport. 3d Tu , New Haven. 4th Tu., Hartford.
SUPERIOR. 50 1st Tu., Middletown.
ANNUAL MEETINGS. INSURANCE COMPANIES. 82 Tu. Hope, Stamford. 3 W. American Life.
RAILROADS. 3 W., N. H. & N. L. 3 W. Naugatuck.
14 Valentine.
CHURCH DAYS.
2 Purific. Virgin Mary. 2 4 S. after Epiphany. 9 5 S. after Epiphany. 16 Septuagesima S. 23 Sexagesima S.
VENUS will be Evening Star till Feb. 25, then Morning Star until Dec. 10, then Evening Star until the end of the year.
High water is calculated for New London and Saybrook. For Fairfield add 2h. 30m. ; Bridgeport, add 2h. 15m. ; New Haven, add 2h 20m .; Guilford, add 2h. 25m .; Hartford, sub. 5h .; Nor- wich, add 40 m.
6
4
25 Tu 6 44 5 44 4
27 Th 6 405 46 5 41
8 47 26 24 St. Matthias.
9 Su 7 65 24
3 20 4 5
14 Fr 7 0 5 30 Rises.
14 56
18 Tu 6 54 5 35 10
1
MARCH.
3d Month.
MOON'S PHASES.
SUN SOUTH.
Last @0 8, 0h. 30m. E.
New @ 16, 0h. 27m. M.
First @22, 4h. 58m. E.
Full 30, 2h. 54m. M.
15, 12h. 9m.
28, 12h.
5m
MWIOR. OS R.OS.|H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1
6 37 5 49 Sets.
10 7
2 Su
6 355 50 8 1010 44
3 M. 6 345 51 9 1111 20
SUPREME.
4
Tu 6 325 52 10
13 11
58
5
W. 6 305 53 11
14 Morn 0 41
7 Fr. 6 28 5 55 0 11 1 28
8 Sa. 6 26 5 57 1 9
2 20
10 M 6 23 5 59 2 47
11
Tu 6 21 6 0
3 28
4 3
35 7
14
Fr. 6 16 6
4
5
4
7 8
56 40
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
15
Sa 6 14 6
5 5 32
6 Rises 9
17
M 6 106
7
8
26 9
18
Tu 6
96 8 9 41 10
533 Tu. Charter Oak. 414 W. Conn. Life.
20 Th 6 56 11 Morn. Ev. 33
21
Fr. 6 36 12 0
4
1
ELECTIONS.
22
Sa- 6 26 13 1 4
2
34 39
23 Su 6
06 14 1 56 3 48
24 M 5 586 15 2 40
4 54
25
Tu 5 566 16
3 16 5 55
2 Quinquagesima S.
26 27 Th
5 536 18 4
12
7 37
5 Ash Wednesday. 9 1st S. in Lent.
28 Fr. 5 51 6 20 4
38 8
19 16 2d S. in Lent.
29 Sa 5 49 6 21 5
1
8
55 23 3d S. in Lent.
3J Su 5 486 22 Sets
9 34 25 Annun. Virgin Mary.
31 M 5 466 23 8
0 10 13 30 4th S. in Lent
POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES AND TERRITORIES.
States.
Total, 1850,
1860. Slave, 1850,
1860.
Alabama,
771,623
964,296
342,844 425,131
Arkansas,
209,897
435,427
47,100 111,104
Ist Tu., Brooklyn. 2d Tu., New London. 3d Tu., Middletown. 4th Tu., Tolland.
9 Su 6 24 5 58 2 0
16
SUPERIOR. Ist Tu., New Haven.
3 4 17 5 17 Ist Tu., Bridgeport.
12 W 6 196 1
13 Th 6 176 2 4
6 14 2d Tu., Hartford. 8 3d Tu., Brooklyn.
16 Su 6 12 6
21 INSURANCE CO's. 59 2 M. New London Co.
19 W. 6 76 9 10 55 11
2 Tu. New Hampshire.
CHURCH DAYS.
W 5 556 17 3 44 6 48
4, 12h. 12m. 19, 12h. 8m
8, 12h. 11m.
22, 12h. 7m 12, 12h. 10m.
25, 12h. 6m
1862.
6 Th 6 295 54 Morn.
COURTS.
MOON'S PHASES.
Last 7, 7h. 21m. M. New @1D 14, 10h. 11m. M. First (0) 21, 1h. 12m. M. Full @ 28, 6h. 36m E.
SUN SOUTH.
1, 12h. 4m. 15, 12h. 0m. 4, 12h. 3m. 19, 11h. 59m. 7,12h. 2m. 24, 11h. 58m. 30, 11h. 57m.
11, 12h. 1m.
MW OR OS. R.OS. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1
Tu 5 44 6 24 9 2 10 51
2
W. 5 43 6 25 9 59 11 30
3
Th 5 41 6 26 10 58 Morn.
4 Fr. 5 39 6 27 11 51 0 11 Morn. 0 59
5 6 7
Su 5 36 6 29 0 39 1 50
SUPREME.
M. 5 35 6 30 1 21 2 44 4th Tu. Litchfield.
8 Tu 5 33 6 31
1 59 3
41 38
SUPERIOR.
11
Fr: 5 28 6 34
3 30
4 5 6
35
Ist Tu. Norwich.
2d Tu. Litchfield.
12
Sa. 5 276 35
4
10 55
14
M. 5 246 38
Ris s. 8 34 9
45
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
15 16
W. 5 20 6 40 9
47 10
38
17
18 Fr 5 176 42 11
50 Ev. 24
19 Sa. 5 166 43 Morn. 1 35
20 Su 5 14 6 44 0 36
2
27
21 M
5 12 6 45 1 15
3
4
23 W- 5
9 6 48 2 16 5 24
24 Th 5
S 6 49 2
41
6 7
2
6 5th S. in Lent. 13 6th S. in Lent.
27 Su 5
4 6 52 3 57
27 18 Good Friday.
28 M 5 2 6 53
Sets. 9 4 20 Easter.
29 Tu 5
1 6 54 7 53 9
44 25 St. Mark.
30 W 5
0 6 55 8
51 10
27 27 1st S. after Easter.
California,
92,597
380,015
Connecticut,
370,792
460,151
Delaware,
91,532
112,218
2,290
1,798
Florida,
87,445
140,439
39,310
61,753
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