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RAILROADS.
HOUSATONIC .- President and Superintendent, Chas. Hunt, Canaan; Directors, N. Thayer, Boston; Daniel Marsh, New Milford; George B. Hunt; Morris Ketchum, New York; Stephen Tomlinson, Horace Nichols, Bridge- port; Wm. W. Boardman, New Haven; Thomas Hurlbut Lee. Treasurer, Horace Nichols, Bridgeport. Secretary, J. T. Lawrence, Bridgeport.
NAUGATUCK .- President, W. D. Bishop, Bridgeport ; Vice President, A. L. Dennis, New York; Directors, E. F. Bishop, Russell Tomlinson, Philo C. Calhoun, Bridgeport ; A. Heaton, New Haven; Green Kendrick, Waterbury. Treasurer, Horace Nichols, Bridgeport. Sec., Ira Sher- man, Bridgeport. Supt., Charles Waterbury, Bridgeport.
CANAL, (NEW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON.)- President and Treasurer, William Johnson, New Haven; Directors, Joseph E. Sheffield, John Bradley, Stephen D. Pardee, W. W. Boardman, Andrew L. Kidston and Sec., Mat. G. Elliott, Henry C. Kingsley, Charles Dickerman, New Haven. Superintendent, P'. Dennis, New Haven.
HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE AND FISHKILL .- President, Alonzo S. Beckwith, Hartford; Directors, Henry Lippitt, Shubael Hutchins, Byron Sprague, George B. Holmes, Providence; Stephen Harris, Jr., Phoenix; Virgil Cornish, New Britain; Calvin Day, Alfred Smith, Albert Day, Hartford; John P. Elton, Waterbury. Treas- urer and Secretary, H. T. Sperry, Hartford. Chief Engi- neer and Superintendent, Samuel Nott, Hartford.
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD AND SPRINGFIELD .- President, Charles F. Pond, Hartford; Directors, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Henry Coit, New York; Chester W. Chapin, Springfield; Julius Catlin, Hartford; Ezra C. Read, New Haven; James S. Brooks, Meriden; Samuel H. Parsons, Middletown; A. G. Hazard, Enfield. Treasurer, Dwight W. Pardee, Hartford. Secretary, Solo. P. Conner, Hart- ford. Superintendent, E. M. Reed, Hartford.
NEW HAVEN, NEW LONDON AND STONING- TON .- President, Cornelius S. Bushnell, New Haven; Directors, James I. Day, Stonington; E. C. Scranton, A. O. Wilcox, Madison; C. J. McCurdy, Chas. C. Griswold, Lyme; Chas. A. Lewis, New London; Wyllis Blackstone, New York; Charles Mallory, Mystic; Secretary and Treasurer, Wm. T. Bartlett, New Haven. Superintend- ent, F. J. Calhoun. Engineer, H. A. Lincoln, New Haven.
NEW LONDON, NORTHERN-President, (and Treas- urer,). Henry l'. Haven, New London; Directors, Robert Coit, Francis Allyn, W. A. Weaver, Acors Barnes, New London; Wm. G. Johnson, Montville; L. F. S. Foster, Norwich; P. Cutler, Brookfield, Mass .; C. H. Marshall, New York. Secretary, Elias Perkins, New London. Su- perintendent, Richard N. Dowd.
NORWICH AND WORCESTER .- President, Augus- tus Brewster, Norwich; Directors, Charles Johnson, Jedi- diah Huntington, J. Newton Perkins, John T. Wait, Moses Pierce, Norwich; A. D. Lockwood, Killingly ; Robert Bay- ard, John A. Weeks, New York; Henry K. Horton, Bos- ton; Francis H. Dewey, Worcester; Alexander DeWitt, Oxford; Vachel Worthington, Cincinnati, Ohio. Treas- urer, George L. Perkins, Norwich. Secretary, Edward T. Clapp. Norwich. Superintendent, P. St. M. Andrews, Norwich.
STONINGTON AND PROVIDENCE. - President, James I. Day, Stonington; Directors, Matthew Morgan, Thomas Tileston, S. D. Babcock, Wm. F. Carey, H. Bly- denberg, William H. Macy, Samuel Sloan, New York; Nathan F. Dixon, Westerly. Secretary, W. R. Palmer, Stonington. Treasurer, Francis Amy, Stonington. Su- perintendent, A. S. Matthews, Stonington.
FREE MASONS.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT of Knights Templars; Howard B. Ensign, New Haven, Grand Master; David Clark, Hart- ford, Dep. G. Master; Wm. L. Brewer, Norwich, General- issimo; William R. Higby, Bridgeport, Capt. Gen .; F. J. Calhonn, New Haven, Prelate; John W. Paul, Waterbury, Sen. Warden; Stiles D. Sperry, Hartford, Jun. Warden; Benj. Beecher, New Haven, Treasurer; E. G Storer, New Haven, Recorder; Amos S. Treat, Bridgeport, Standard Bearer; G. A. Washburn, Hartford, Sword Bearer; Calvin G. Child, Norwich, Warden; Isaac Tuttle, New Haven, Sentinel.
GRAND COUNCIL. Willis J. Goodsell, Hartford, P. Grand Master; Wm. R. Higby, Bridgeport, Dep. P. Grand Master; Alexander Warner, Woodstock, Grand Master; James L. Gould, Bridgeport, P. Conductor; Nathan Dike- man, Jr., Waterbury, Capt. of Guard; Benjamin Beecher, New Haven, Treasurer; Lucius E. Hunt, Hartford, Grand Recorder.
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COLLEGES.
GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. Nathan Dikeman, Jr., Waterbury, Grand High Priest; Asa Sinith, Norwalk, Deputy G. H P .; Alexander Warner, Woodstock, King; Luke A. Lockwood, Greenwich, Scribe; Benj. Beecher, New Haven, Treasurer: E. G. Storer, New Haven, Secre- tarv; Rev. Asher Moore, Hartford, Chaplain; Heury Tolles, New Britain, Captain Host; Calvin G. Childs, Nor- wich, R. A. Captain.
GRAND LODGE. How'd B. Ensign, New Haven, Grand Master; F. P. Coe, Killingly, Dep. G. Master; David E. Bostwick, Litchfield, Senior Warden; Nelson N. Barrett, Collinsville, Jun. Warden; Benj. Beecher, New Haven, Treasurer; E. G. Storer, New Haven, Secretary; Arthur B. Calef, Middletown, Sen. Deacon; Alvin P. Hyde, Tol- land, Jun. Deacon; Lebeus C. Chapin, New Haven, Chap- lain; Samuel B. Gorham, New Haven, Marshall; George A. Smith, New Haven, Tyler.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS. Grand Pa- triarch, M. B. Scott, Westville; High Priest, G. L. Towns- end, Waterbury; Sen. Warden, J. W. Smith, Waterbury ; Scribe, L. A. Thomas, New Haven: Treasurer, Samuel Bishop, New Haven: Jun. Warden, Chas. L .. Sage, New Haven; Guardian, Wm. Umberfield, Waterbury; Grand Master, David E. Burwell, We-tville; Deputy G. Master, Edward S. Clark, Waterbury; Senior Warden, J. E Bid- well, Middletown; Secretary, I .. A. Thomas, New Haven; Trea-urer, Samuel Bishop, New Haven. Grand Repre- sentatives to Grand Lodge of U. S .- S. B. Gorham, Philip Pond, New Haven.
YALE COLLEGE, New Haven.
CORPORATION, Pres. Woolsey, Gov. Buckingham, Lt. Gov. Douglas, R-v. Messrs. Noah Porter, Jeremiah Day, Joel Hawes, Joseph Eldredge, G. A. Calhoun, G. J. Til- lotson, E. R. Gilbert, J. H. Linsley, D. S. Brainerd, J. P. Gulliver, and Hun. Messrs. Elisha Johnson, And. B. Mv- gatt, E. D. Wightman, Joel Ives, Isaac Johnson and F. P. Ambler. Secretary, Wyllys Warner; Treasurer, E. C. Herrick.
FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS, Pres. Theodore D. Wool- sey. Prof. Benjamin Silliman, Chemistry, &c., Emeritus;
Jona. Knight, Surgery; E. T. Fitch, Homiletics ; T. B. Os- borne, and Henry Dutton, Law; Chas. Hooker, Anatomy ; Worthington Hooker, Theo. and Prac, Physic; W. A. Lar- ned, Rhetoric; Elias Loomis, Nat. Phil. and Astronomy ; Noah Porter, Moral Phil. and Metaphysics, and acting Prof. Theology; Wm. A. Norton, Civil Engineering; Jas. D. Dana, Natural History; Thos. A. Thacher, Latin; B. Silliman, Jr., Gen. and applied Chemistry ; C. S. Lyman, Industrial Mechanics and Physics; James M. Hoppin, Pastoral Charge; Pliny A. Jewett, Obstetrics; Jas. Had- lev, Greek; John A. Porter, Organic Chemistry; Wm. D. Whitney, Sanscrit and Modern Languages; G. P. Fisher, Eccl. Hist .; Henry H. Hadley, Hebrew; Timothy Dwight, Sacred Lit .; Charles A. Lindsley, Materia Medica; Hu- bert A. Newton, Mathematics; Geo. J. Brush, Metallurgy; Samuel W. Johnson, Agricultural Chemistry. Librarian, Daniel C. Gilman. Tutors, L. C. Chapin. Nat. Phil. and Chem .; Wm. Hutchinson, Greek, Math. and Rhet .; L. R. Packard and A. M. Wheeler, Greek; G. A. Nolen, Math .; Wilder Smith and Henry S. DeForest, Latin. Teachers, Mark Bailey, Elocution; Lewis Bail, Drawing; Gustave J. Stækel, Vocal Music; Lyman B. Bunnell, Gymnastics. Students. Professional, Theological, 27; Law, 28; Medical, 38; Philosophy and the Arts, 44; Total, 137. Academical, Seniors, 98; Juniors, 120; Sophomores, 133; Freshmen, 112 Total, 463. Grand total, 600.
TRINITY COLLEGE, Hartford.
CORPORATION: Bishops Brownell and Williams, the President of the College, Rev. Messrs. William Jarvis, F. Holcomb, Wm. C. Mead, R. A. Hallam, N. S. Wheaton, E. E. Beardsley, E. A. Washburn, Alex. D. Vinton, Geo. M. Randall; and Messrs. Isaac Toucey, Wm. W. Boardman, Thomas Relknap, (Treasurer,) Daniel Russell, John Fer- guson, Jedidiah Huntington, G. W. Russell, (Secretary,) Wm. E. Curtis, Henry J. Scudder, Joseph E. Sheffield, and Henry M. Parker.
FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS: Pres. and Prof. History and Political Science, Samuel Eliot; Prof. John Brockles- by, Math. and Nat. Phil .; T. R. Pynchon, Chemistry and Nat. Science, and Librarian; Edward G. Daves, Greek; Austin Stickney, Latin; W. W. Hawkes, Modern Lang .; Duncan L. Stewart, Emeritus, Greek and Latin; Thos. W.
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INSURANCE.
Coit, Eccl. History; Wm. W. Ellsworth, Law; Geo. C. Shattock, Anatomy, Physiology, &c. Lecturers: E. A. Washburn, English Literature; Charles C. Perkins, Art. Tutor, Theodore C. Glazier.
STUDENTS: Seniors, 6; Juniors, 12; Sophomores, 13; Freshmen, 10-Total, 41: University, 2; Grand Total, 43.
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, Middletown.
CORPORATION: Rev. Messrs. Laban Clark, President,) John Parker, (Secretary,) Ezekiel Robinson, Edmund S. Janes, Charles K. True, Nathan Bangs, James Porter, Jo- seph Cummings, David l'atten, and Seth H. Beale; and Messrs. Daniel W. Camp, (Treasurer,) James L. Phelps, John L. Smith, Jona. Barnes, Wm. J. Trench, Samuel Russell, Ebenezer Jackson, Charles Woodward, George Andrews, Jacob Sleeper, Daniel Drew, Isaac Rich, Aug. W. Smith, John Gove, Lee Claflin, J. H. Watkinson, Pres- ton Bennett, A. V. Stout, Cornelius Walsh.
FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS: Pres., Joseph Cummings ; Prof. John Johnston, Natural Science; John M. Van Kleek, Mathematics and Astronomy, and Librarian; Ar- chibald C. Foss, Latin and Hebrew; C. S. Harrington, Creek; Lyman Coleman, Biblical Literature; Jacob F. Huber, Modern Languages; Ralph G. Hibbard, Elocution.
STUDENTS: Seniors, 29; Juniors, 30; Sophomores, 39; Freshmen, 52. Total 150.
Fire Insurance Companies,
Embracing, Capital, Surplus, Dividends per cent, for 1861, and officers. Those marked * take Marine risks.
HARTORD, Capital, $500,000. Surplus, $400,000. Divi- dends, 10 per cent. Directors, H. Huntington, Pres .; Al- bert Day, James Goodwin, Charles Boswell, Henry Keney, Calvin Day, Job Allyn, John P. Brace, Enoch C. Roberts. Secretaries, Timothy C. Allyn, C. C. Lyman. Actuary, William N. Bowers.
ÆrNA, Hartford, Cap. $1,500,000. Surp., $658,140. Dividend, 12 per cent. Directors, E. G. Ripley, Pres .; T. A. Alexander, Vice-Pres .; S. Tudor, J. Church, R. Buell, E. Flower, E. A. Bulkeley, R. Mather, S. S. Ward, A. Dun- ham, G. F. Davis, D Hillyer, W. Keney, C. H. Brainard, W. F. Tuttle, Thomas K. Brace. Sec .. Lucius J. Hendee. Adjuster, A. A. Williams.
CHARTER OAK, Hartford. Capital, $300,000. Surplus, 10,254. Directors, Joseph H. Sprague, Pres .; Ralph Gil- lett, B. Hudson, W. Griswold, Roswell Brown, W. W. House, A. W. Birge, C. Forbes, A. D. Euson, A. F. Day, J. B. Russell, Loren Sexton, George Whitney, E. E. Sage, T. W. Russell. Sec., J. M. Sexton. Adjuster, Wm. Chap- man.
CITY, Hartford, Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $85,023, Dividend, 8 per cent. Directors, C. C. Bowers, Pres. ; J. W. Bull, R. Blodgett, N. Case, Thos. Steele, C. T. Web- ster, D. Phillips, G. S. Lincoln, P. Jewell, G. M. Barthol- omew, Erastus Collins, H. E. Russell. Sec., C. C. Waite.
CONNECTICUT, Hartford, Capital, $200,000. Surp .. $25,- 000. Div. 10 per cent. Directors, B. W. Greene, Pres .; J. B. Hosmer, D. F. Robinson, J. Catlin, J. B. Eldredge, Edwin D. Morgan, E. G. Howe, J. Dixon, T. Wadsworth, T. M. Allyn, J. L. Bunce, E. Fessenden. Sec., J. B. EI- dredge.
MERCHANTS, Hartford, Cap., $200,000. Surp., $40.000. Div., 4 per cent. Directors, Mark Howard. Prest .; S. Woodruff, J. Bolter, E Roberts, G. R Phelps, Timo. Shel- don, J. P. Foster, W. H. D. Callender, C. T. Hillver, E. H. Owen, H. Blanchard, R. D. Hubbard, M. M. Merriman, W. L. Collins, Wm. H. Lee, New York. Sec., E. Thomas Lobdell. Gen. Agent, Jas. Goodman.
NEW ENGLAND, * Hartford. Capital, $200,000. Surplus, $48,390. Directors, N. M. Waterman, Pres .; A. S. Still- man, E. D. Tiffany, J. W. Beach, P. Jewell, Jr., .J. B. Powell, E. N. Kellogg, A. P. Pitkin, H. J. Johnson, C. R. Chapman, G. B. Hawley, O. D. Seymour, G. D. Phelps, Horace Belden, C. A. Warner. Sec., George D. Jewett.
NORTH AMERICAN, Hartford, Cap., $300,000. Dividend, 5 per cent. Directors, A. F. Hastings, Prest .; J. G. Bolles, L. Church, A. H. Holley, J. D. Williams, G. Sexton, L. T. Welles, H. Griswold, H. E. Day, S. D. Sperry, J. L. How- ard, A. G. Hammond, N. Palmer, G. W. Rood, J. S. Niles, Sec., W. C. Hastings. Adjuster, E J. Bassett.
PHOENIX, Hartford, Capital, $400,000. Surplus, $100,- 000. Dividend, 5 per cent. Directors, S. L. Loomis, Pres .; C. Adams, J. A. Butler, E. T. Smith, J. Merriman, D. P. Crosby, M. Jewell, G. W. Moore, C. M. Beach, W. D. Shipman, C. B. Erwin, D. H. Arnold. Harvey Jewell, C. H. Northam, Thomas Belknap. Ser., Henry Kellogs.
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INSURANCE.
CITY, New Haven, Cap., $200,000. Surp., $127,000. Dividend, 10 per cent. Directors, Wells Southworth, Pres .; W. W. Boardman, W. Johnson, N. R. Darrell, M. Tyler, S. Merwin, N. B. Ives, T. R. Trowbridge. J. Pun- derford, A Todd, H. Hale, M A. Osborn, J. F. Babeock, J. E. Sheffield, J. B. Carrington, B. Noves, G. B. Rich, S. W. Knevals, E. C. Scranton, M. G. Elliott, N. Hotchkiss, John Peck, H. L. Cannon. Sec , Levi B. Bradley. Gen. Agent, John Field.
HOME, New Haven, Cap. $200,000. Surplus, $48.598. Dividend, 11 per cent. Directors, D R. Satterlee, Pres. ; D. Trowbridge. Vice Pres .; L. Candee, J. Canfield, I. Thompson, L. Hotchkiss, W. W. Bacon, C. S. Bushnell, G. Hoadley, W. Hull, C. Carlisle, A. Treat, A. L. Kidston, S. Mallett, A. F. Barnes, E. C. Scranton, John Woodruff, &c. Sec., Chas. Wilson.
SECURITY,* New Haven, Capital $200,000. Surplus, $49,215. Dividend, 12 per cent. Directors, Willis Bris- tol, Pres .; Jolin Bradley, J. S. Griffing, J. A. Bishop, Joel Ives, N. Peck, T. Towner, Wm Lewis, L. Gilbert, G. Morse, C. Peterson, R. Hotchkiss. Sec., P. S. Galpin.
NORWICH, Capital, $200,000. Dividend, 16 per cent. Directors, Aug. Brewster, Pres .; Leonard Ballou, Eben. Learned. F. Nichols, A. N. Ramsdell, G. Osgood, L. W. Carroll, W. W. Billings, T. P. Norton, Ashbel Woodward, Lewis Hide, A. A. Young, H. B. Tracv, Charles Johnson, J. A. Pope. Sec., Ebenezer Learned, B. P. Learned. Ac- tuary, John I .. Denison.
THAMES, Norwich, Capital, $113,900; Surp., $18,120; Div., 4 per cent. Directors, A. W. Prentice, Pres .; J. L. Greene, H. H.Stark weather, H. Bill, N. P. Nash, D Gallup, J. W. Stedman, N. C. Brakenridge, A. Woodward, S H. Grosvenor, J. Halsey, H. H. Osgood, G. W. Smith, J. D. Mowry, Js. Johnson. Sec., Oliver P. Rice, Chas. E. Dver. Treas., James L. Greene. Gen. Agt., W. S. Brakenridge.
Mutual Fire. Presidents.
Secretaries and Treasurers.
Danbury Aaron Seeley Oliver Stone Roger Averill Farmingt'n V. S. Deming Samuel S. Cowles Greenwich B. F. White Samuel Close O. C. Knapp Hartf'd Co. Chas. Shepard D. D. Erving C. Shepard Harwinton A. S. Johnson Charles H. Barber
Mutual Fire. Presidents.
Secretaries and Treasurers.
Litch'd Co. Seth P. Beers Jason Whiting
Madison Frederick Dowd Augustus M. Dowd
Middlesex Wm. S. Camp W. Woodward, J. E. Bidwell
Milford, David L. Baldwin D. Hubbell, A. M. Train
N. London Co., E. A. Bill John L. Devotion
Norwich Henry B. Tracy
Stratford, L. H. Russell Claudius B. Curtis
Tolland Co. Ariel Ladd Clark Holt
Washington, Greg. Seelye D. N. Canfield S. H. Mitchell
W. Hartf'd H. H. Seymour L. Buckland Thos. Brace
Wind'm Co. A. H. Storrs John Palmer
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ÆTNA, Hartford. Capital, $150,000 ; Dividend, 6 per cent .; Sur- plus, $150,000. Pres., E. A. Bulkeley ; Vice Pres., S. L. Loomis ; Sec., T. O. Enders ; Medical Examiner, G. W. Russell ; Gen. Ag'ts, Th. B. Lacey, C. H. Brush.
AMERICAN, New Haven. Surp., $292,521. Pres., Benj. Silli- man; Vice Pres. and Consult. Phys,, Jona. Knight ; Sec., Benj, Noyes ; Treas., Willis Bristol ; Med. Examiner, P. A. Jewett
CHARTER OAK, Hartford. Capital, $200,000; Div., 4 per cent. Surp., $532,000; Div., 30 per cent. Pres., Jas. C. Walkley ; Vice Pres., T. W. Russell ; Sec., S. H. White ; Gen. Ag't, N. S. Palmer ; Consult. Phys., S. B. Beresford ; Med. Exam., J. M. Jackson.
CONNECTICUT, New Haven. Accum. Cap., $4,500,000; Div., 50 per cent. Pres., James Goodwin; Vice Pres., Z. Preston ; Sec., Guy R. Phelps ; Phys., E. K. Hunt.
PHOENIX, Hartford. Cap., 100,000; Div., 6 per cent. ; Surplus, $162,088; Dis., 10 per cent. Pres., Edson Fessenden ; Vice Pres., Jas. B. Hosmer ; Sec., Wm. H. Hill ; Counsel, Edward Goodman ; Med. Ex., A.W. Barrows ; Gen. Ag'ts, H. A. Brewster, J. Campbell.
NORWICH FREE ACADEMY.
Incorporated, 1854; endowed by private subscription to the amount of more than $100,000. Trustees, William P. Greene, Pres .; Ebenezer Learned, Sec. and Treas .; Wm. Williams, Wm. A. Buckingham, L. F. S. Foster, John P. Gulliver, Henry B. Norton, John F. Slater, Edward O. Ab- bott. Teachers, Elbridge Smith, Principal: Martha M. Gleason, Lucy A. W. Blackman; Assistants, George Spor, French; George H. Martin, Music; Henry M. Scolfield, Drawing.
SCHOOL FOR IMBECILES, Lakeville-under the charge of Henry M. Knight.
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GENEALOGY COLLECTION
THE
Connecticut Register:
BEING A
State Calendar OF
PUBLIC OFFICERS AND INSTITUTIONS
FOR
1865.
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS MADE FOR THE LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE OF HARTTORD.
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SUSTINET
TRANSTULIT
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PREFACE.
THE REGISTER for 1865, besides the usual variety, con- tains on the Calendar Pages, &c., United States Revenue Duties.
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
1850
Manufactures, statistics of 1858
1855
Mileage from Hartford and New Haven, 1851 and 1858
Newspapers in Connecticut,
1847
Patent of Connecticut of 1637,
1847
Population of Towns, 1790 to 1860,
1861
Post Offices in Connecticut, and Income,
1850
Post Offices, Towns in which situated,
1858
Post Routes in Connecticut,
1850, 1854, and 1858
Probate Courts, Organization and History, 1847
Senators, State, 1819 to 1830,
1854
Senators, State, 1830 to 1849, 1850
Superior Court, Organization and Judges, to 1847, 1849
Towns, Dates of Incorporation, 1847 and 1863
Original Powers of,
1848
66 Historical Sketches,
1847
66 Taxes,
1849, 1856, and 1863
Town Deposit Fund, amount for each town, 1853 Travel in Connecticut, by Railroads, &c., 1856 and 1860 United States House and Senate, Statistics of, 1862
War Incidents of, 1868
Expenses,
1852 and 1853
Governor, annual votes from 1819 to 1849,
Officers, Colonial and State, from 1639 to 1846,
INDEX :
Agricultural Society, State 191 Congregational,
129
American Asylum, . 128 Congress, -
169-174
Assessors, -
. 66-115
Constables, 66-115
Attorneys at Law,
41-65
Counties,
41-64
Auditors,
17
Fairfield,
53
Bank Commissioners,
152
Hartford,
41
Bank Directors,
152
Litchfield,
58
Bank Statistics,
160
Middlesex,
62
Baptists,
135
New Haven,
46
Boards of Relief,
66-115
New London, -
49
Boroughs,
126
Tolland,
64
Windham,
56
Courts. See Calendar pages.
Probate, 30
Superior,
29
Clergy and Ecclesiastical
Statistics,
129-143
Advent,
143
Baptist, -
135
Eclipses, Apr., Oct.
Christian, .
143
Education, Boards of, 67-115
Congregational,
129-131
Elections, State. See Cal. pages.
Episcopal,
137
Electors, No. of, - £ 116-123
Jewish,
143
Enrollment Officers, 181
Lutheran,
142
Episcopal,
137
Methodist,
139
Everest Fund, 130
Methodist Protestant, 141
Executive of Connecticut,
17
Presbyterian,
141
Ferries,
33
Roman Catholic,
143
Free Masons,
187
Unitarian,
142
General Assembly,
20
Universalist,
142
Senate,
20
Clerks, Town,
66-115
66 County,
41-65
Collectors, Town, 66-115
-
185
Grand Jurors, 66-115
July. Historical Societies, - 191
Home Missionary Society, 130
Homeopathic Med. Soc., 144
Imbecile School, 128
Income Taxes, Aug.
Ferries, 33
Insurance Companies, 164
for other States, 34 Jailers,
.
- 43-64
Superior Court, 45-65
Judges Superior Court, 29
Commutation Tax
116-123
Judges Supreme Court,
29
Comptroller,
-
17
Jurors, No. of, -
-
43-66
House of Representatives, 21
Committees,
21
Governor,
17
Colleges,
Commencements,
Cominissioners, County, 41-64
on Railroads, - 182
Turnpike Roads, 32
Bridges, 32
Bridges,
32
Calendar,
5-16
Children 4 to 16, 116-123
Cities,
124
Supreme, 29
United States, 28
Custom House Officers, 181
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INDEX.
Justices of Peace, - - 43-66
State Attorneys, 41-64
State Library Com., - 17
State Officers, 17
Librarian, State, 17
May
Manufacturers' Taxes,
June.
Statutes, Revision of 29
Medical Society, Conn.,
143
Surgeons, - 144-152
Homeopathic, 144
Reform Medical,
144
Methodist,
139, 141
Militia,
- 184
Theological Seminaries, 186
66-115
Normal School, State,
186
Notaries Public,
35
Odd Fellows, -
183
Physicians and Surg., 144-152
Polls Taxable, 116-123
Postage, Rates of, -
174
Post Offices and Masters, 175
Presbytery of Connecticut, 141 Probate Courts, - 30
Railroads, - 182
Town Statistics, -
116-123
Railroad Commissioners, 182 Votes for Governor, Road Commissioners, 66-115 Vote for President, Elec- Reform Medical Assoe., 144 tors, Enrollments, Com- Reform School, State, 115 muters, School Children, Polls, Valuation, Taxes.
Registrars, - 66-115
Representatives, State, - 21
Treasurer, State, 17
County,
41-64
Town,
66-115
Revenue Officers,
180
Turnpike Roads,
32
United States, Executive,
168
Judiciary, 169
Senate, 169
House of Representatives, 170 Revenue Duties, Cal. Pages. Revenue Officers, - 180
Enrollment Officers, 181
Universalists, - 142
116-123
Senatorial Districts, 18 Valuation,
Senators, State, 20
Votes for Governor,
116-123
65
State Officers, 18
Sons of Temperance, 183
Senators,
19
Stamp Duties,
Jan.
President,116-123
46
Surveyor General, Deputies, 41-64
Taxes, town, 116-123
Enrolled, - 116-123
Town Officers, . Town Clerks, Registrars, Treasurers, Selectmen, Town Agt's, Constables & Collectors, Grand Ju- rors, Assessors, Boards Relief, Road Commis· sioners, Boards of Edu- cation, School Fund
Treasurers.
Retreat for the Insane, 128
Revenue, U. S., Cal. Pages.
River Companies, 34
Roman Catholic, 143
Savings Banks, 162
School Fund Commissioner, 17 Schools, No. Children, 116-123 Visitors, 67-115
Secretary of State, - 17
Selectmen, - 66-115
Sheriffs, - 41-64
State Printers, - 17
State Prison, 183
Licenses, U. S.,
Legislature Meetings. See
Calendar pages.
1865.
JANUARY.
1st Month.
MOON'S PHASES.
SUN SOUTH.
First 4, 2h. 51m.M.
1, 12h. 4m. |21, 12h. 12m.
Full 11, 6h. 9m. E.
Last @ 19, 9h. 45m. E.
New @MO 27, 4h. 39m. M.
15, 12h. 10m.
MW OR.OS. O.S H. W CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Su 7 30 4 38 9 30 Morn.
COURTS. SUPERIOR.
2 M 7 304 39 10 42 0 25
3 Tu 7 304 40 11
50 1 18
4 W 7 304 41 Morn. 2 12
4th Tu. Litchfield. 10
5 Th 7 304 42 0 59 3
LEGISLATURES.
6 Fr 7 304 43 2 4
4 12
1 M. Ohio.
7 Sa 7 304 44 3 9
5 16
1 Tu. Del., N. Y., Pa., Min.
18 1 W. Md., Mass.,Mich., Maine.
9M
7 304 46 5 9
8|Su 7 304 45 4 11 6 7 17 Th. after 1 M., Indiana.
2 8 9|2 M. Illinois, Iowa.
11 W 7 29 4 48 Rises. 8 53|2 Tu. New Jersey.
12 Th 7 294 49 6 2 9 37/2 W. Wisconsin.
13 Fr 7 284 50 7 1|10 21
14 Sa
7 28 4 51 7 56 10 59
15 Su 7 274 53 8 54 11
35
16 M 7 274 51 9 50 Ev. 12
17 Tu 7 26 4 55 10 47 0
18 W 7 25 4 57 11 44 1
19 Th 7 254 58 Morn. 2 21
20 Fr 7 24 4 59 0 41
21 Sa
7 23 5 0
1 39
22 Su 7 225 1
7 225 2
3 38
6
24 Tu 25 W
7 205 5
5 28 8
26 Th 7 195 6
6 17
8 54
27 Fr 7 195 7 Sets.
9
44
28 Sa 7 185 8 7 11 10
29 Su 7 175 10 8 25
11 20
30 M 7 165 11 9 37 Morn.
Do. foreign,sets of 3,each 2
31 Tu 7 155 12 10 47 0 5 Bill of Lading for export 10
Bill of sale of vessel to $500, 50: each additional $500 Bond,of indemnity to $1,000 50 : each additional $1,000 Bond for duties of office
Do. not legally required
U. S. REVENUE.
STAMP DUTIES IN CENTS. Affidavits exempt
8 Agreements, contracts, and 5 appraisements, per sheet or piece of paper 5 Bank checks,drafts or orders for over $10 2
33 Bills of Exchange, drafts &c. on time up to $100 5: each additionai $100 5
50
50
100
3 Tu. West Va.
CHURCH DAYS.
1 Circumcision.
6 Epiphany.
8 Ist S. after Epiphany.
15 24 S. after Epiphany. 22 3d S. after Epiphany. 25 Conversion of St. Paul. 8 29 4th S. after Epiphany.
3 4 7
2 39
5
6 8
23 M
7 215 3
4 35 7
52 34
10 Tu 7 29 4 47 6
Ist Tu. Brooklyn. 3d Tu. New London.
5, 12h. 6m. 25, 12h. 13m. 10, 12h. 8m.
31, 12h. 14m.
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