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DIVISION INSPECTOR, Lt. Col. F. St. John Lock- wood, Norwalk.
DIVISION QUARTER MASTER, Maj. George L. Lar -. ned, New Haven.
REGIMENTAL OFFICERS.
First Regiment, Hartford County.
Colonel, Charles H. Prentice, Hartford. Lieut. Col- onel, David H. Rood, Hartford. Major, Phillip Cor- bin, New Britain. Adjutant, Charles A. Jewell, Hart- ford. Quarter-Master, John S. Ives, Hartford. Pay- master, De Witt C. Skilton, Hartford.
Second Regiment, New Haven County.
Colonel, Stephen W. Kellogg, Waterbury. Lieut. Colonel, Samuel E. Merwin, Jr., New Haven. Major, George A. Basserman, New Haven. Adjutant, Ste- phen R. Smith, New Haven. Quarter-Master, William W. Hart, Madison. Surgeon, P. G. Rockwell, Water- bury. Chaplain, J. Eaton Smith, Waterbury.
The Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Regi ments have no Field Officers.
191
SOCIETIES.
Eighth Regiment, Fairfield County.
Colonel, Robert B. Craufurd, Norwalk. Major, Morris M. Norton, Bridgeport. Adjutant, Enoch Wood, South Norwalk. Quarter-Master, Theodore Fitch, Norwalk. Paymaster, Andrew Selleck.
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY .- President, E. H. Hyde, of Stafford. Vice-Presidents, Robbins Bat- tell, Norfolk; D. F. Gulliver, Norwich. Correspond- ing Secretary, Theodore S. Gold, West Cornwall. Recording Secretary, William W Stone, New Haven. Treasurer, F. A. Brown, Hartford. Directors, Chas. M. Pond, Hartford County; B. H. Andrews, New Haven Co .; Henry A. Bill, New London Co .; Eliakim Hough, Fairfield Co .; Henry L. Stewart, Middlesex Co .; George C. Hitchcock, Litchfield Co .; Benjamin F. Sumner, Windham Co .; Rufus B. Chamberlain, Tolland Co. Directors appointed by County Societies, N. A. Bacon, New Haven County ; J. A. Heming- way, Hartford Co .; J. V. Wilson, New London Co .; Stephen Hoyt, Fairfield Co .; Ezra Dean, Windham Co .; E. W. Seymour, Litchfield Co .; M. H. Griffin, Middlesex Co .; Samuel F. West, Tolland Co. Chem- ist, Prof. S. W. Johnson, Yale College.
NEW HAVEN COLONY HISTORICAL SOCIETY .- President, Henry White. Vice-President, E. E. Beards- ley. Secretary, Horace Day. Treasurer, Nathan Peck. Curator, John T. Collis. Directors, Leonard Bacon, Henry Bronson, Wm. A. Reynolds, Thomas R. Trow- bridge, Samuel Punderson, Elial T. Foote, Henry C. Kingsley, Chas. L. English, Elisha L. Cleveland, Chas. R. Ingersoll, John W. Barber.
CONNECTICUT HISTORICAL SOCIETY .- Pres't, J. Hammond Trumbull ; Vice-Presid'ts, Henry Barnard, Henry White, L. P. Waldo, Thos. B. Butler, Learned Hebard, Wm. Cothren, Samuel H. Parsons, Daniel P. Tyler ; Treas., Jas. B. Hosmer; Cor. Sec., Charles'J. Hoadly ; Rec. Sec., Charles Hosmer.
Standing Committee-All the above officers, with
192
U. S. REVENUE.
Erastus Smith, Geo. Brinley, Roswell B. Ward, Sam- uel Eliot.
2D NATIONAL BANK, Norwich .- J. Hunt Adams, Pres't ; C. P. Cogswell, Cashier ; H. Whitaker, David Smith, E. W. Williams, E. R. Thompson, J. D. Mow rey, E. H. Learned, J. Huntington, 3d; Wm. C. Jill- son, Willimantic.
U. S. REVENUE. (Continued from month of December.)
Spirits, distilled. gal, 2.00 : Spirits of Turpentine, gal. 20
Starch from potatoes, 1b 2-10c : grain, 3-10c. rice, &c. 1 Steel, up to 7clb. ton $5 : to llc, $10: over Ilc 12.50
Sugar from cane, lb. lực : brown, 2c : refined 21 & 32
Syrup, from cane, Ib. 11
Tobacco, prepared, lb. 35c : Do. smoking, 25c : Do. do. stems, 15 Wine, from fruit, gal. 5 : Do all other 50
TAXES ON #MANUFACTURES, PER CENT.
Diamonds, precious stones, jewelry, on val. beyond imp. duty 10 Wood screws 10
Of Bone, Brass, Bristles, Cotton, Copper, Flax, Glass, Gold, Gutta Percha, Hemp, Honr, India rubber, Iron, Ivory, Jute, Lead, Leather, Paper, Pottery, Silk, Silver, Steel, Tin, Willow, Wood, Wool, Worsted, and Zinc: including Bonnets; Books, pam- phlets, cards, circulars, &c ; Boots and Shoes ; Candles; Caps ; Chemicals ; Clocks; Clothing ; Engravers', Lithographers', and Stereotypers' works; Furniture ; Furs; Glass; Gloves; Gold and Silver ; Hats; Leather and Skins, dressed ; Marble monu- ments; Naptha ; Oils. essential ; Paints ; Parasols; Photographs not requiring st'mps ; Pickles ; Preserv'd fruits, vegetables, meats, fish, &c ; Pins ; Sails, Tents, Bags, &c .; Soft Soap; Thread and Yarn ; Umbrellas ; Varnish and Japan ; Yellow metal, 5 per ct.
On Binders boards . Brass; Brick; Copper, bars and rolled ; Draining Tiles ; Lead bars, pipes, shot, &c. ; Lime and Cement ; Marble and Stones dressed; Paper ; Pipes, earthen and stone ; Quick-silver ; Spelter ; Steam Engines 3 per cent.
On the hulls, masts, spars, blocks, &c. of ships and other vessels 2 per cent.
FREE FROM DUTY.
Alcohol, made from spirits which have paid duty. Bread and bread stuffs. Building stone. Bullion for manufacturing. Rurn- ing fluid. Butter. Charcoal. Cheese. Coal, mineral. Coal tar. Coke. Flax. Lumber; and material for casks. Malt. Marble. Newspapers. Oil, fish and whale. Parafine. Print- er's Ink. Timber for manufactures.
* When the materials have already paid a duty, the tax is laid on the in- creased value.
CONNECTICUT
&UST REGISTER TRANS
1861
Gc 974.6 C7674 1861 1219006
M. L
GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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THE Connecticut Register:
BEING A
State Calendar
OF
PUBLIC OFFICERS AND INSTITUTIONS OF CONNECTICUT, FOR
1861.
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS MADE FOR THE LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE OF HARTFORD. HIGH WATER FOR NEW LONDON AND SAYBROOK.
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PREFACE.
WE call particular attention to the Census table which for the first time in our history has been published com- plete. It contains the population at the eight decennial enumerations from 1790 to 1860. The Census of the towns of Connecticut for 1790 has never before been pub- lished; and that of 1800 has never appeared except in Congressional documents.
Commissioners for other States should give information of any additions or changes.
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, 1662,
1847
Congress, Members from Conn. from 1765 to 1853,
1853
Constitution of Conn. of 1636,
1848
Ecclesiastical Societies and date of Organization,
1849
Food, comparative Nutriment of different kinds, 1848
Governor, annual votes from 1819 to 1849,
1850
Imports into the United States,
1859
Manufactures, statistics of,
1855
Mileage from Hartford and New Haven,
1858
National Armies, Navies, Debts, &c.,
1852
Newspapers in Connecticut,
1851 and 1858
Officers, Colonial and State, from 1639 to 1846,
1847
Patent of Connecticut of 1637,
1847
Population of Towns, &c., 1851, 1854, 1861
Post Offices in Connecticut and Income, 1850
Post Routes in Connecticut, 1850, 1854, and 1858
Probate Courts, Organization and History, 1847
School Teachers, list of, 1854 and 1858
Senate, U. S., Statistics of, 1860
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
1219006
INDEX.
American Asylum, 128
Assessors, -
- 69-115
Attorneys at Law, 42-66
Auditors, 17
Bank Commissioners, 157
Bank Directors, - 157
Bank Meetings. See Cal- endar pages.
Bank Statistics, 165
Baptists, 135 .
Bible Society, Conn., -
130
Boards of Relief, -
69-115
Bridges, 33
Calendar, 5-16
Census of Connecticut, 115
Children 4 to 16, 120-127
Chronological Cycles, Jan.
Cities,
174
Clergy and Ecclesiastical
Statistics, 129-143
Advent,
-
143
Associate Reformed, 142
Baptist, -
135
Christian,
-
143
Congregational,
129, 130
Episcopal,
137
Jewish, 143 -
Lutherian, 142
Methodist, 139
Methodist Protestant, 141
Ferries,
34
General Assembly,
-
20
Roman Catholic,
142
Universalist,
14
Clerks, Town, 68-115
County, 42-66
Collectors, Town,
-
69-115
Governor,
17
Colleges, 171
Grand Jurors,
- 68-115
High Water, -
Feb.
Home Missionary Society, 130
Homeopathic Med. Soc.,
144
Hospital Gen. Soc., 174
Bridges, 33 Insane Retreat. 173
Ferries,
34
Insurance Companies,
168
66
for other States,
35
Jailers,
- 42-66
66
Superior Court 44-67
Comptroller,
17
Congregational,
-
129
Congress,
.
180
Constables, 68-115
Counties,
42-68.
Fairfield,
54
Hartford, 42
Litchfield, 60
Middlesex, 64
New Haven, 47
New London, - 51
Tolland, 66
Windhaın, 58
Courts. See Calendar pages.
Probate, 29
Superior, 29
Supreme,
29
United States,
23
Custom House Officers,
192
Ecclesiastical Meetings. See Calendar Pages.
Eclipses, Jan., Feb., July, Dec.
of Planets, May, Nov.
Education, Boards of,
69-113
Elections, State. See Cal. pages.
Episcopal,
137
Everest Fund,
130
Executive of Connecticut,
17
Presbyterian, -
142
Senate,
20
Ilouse of Representatives, 22
Committees,
-
20
Governors in U. S.,
May, &c.
Commencements,
June, July.
Commissioners, County, 42-68 on Railroads, - 177
Turnpike Roads, 31
iv.
INDEX.
Judges Superior Court, Supreme Court,
29 Sons of Temperance, 174
29 Stars, Morn and Eve,
Feb.
Jurors, No., -
44-68
State Attorneys,
42-66
State Library Com., - 17
State Officers,
17
State Printers, 17
128
Medical Society, Conn., 143
Homeopathic,
144
Surveyors,
69-115
Reform Medical,
144
Methodist,
139, 141
Militia,
153
Normal School, State,
128
Notaries Public,
-
37
Physicians and Surg.,
144-152
Pilots, 192
Population of Towns, 115
Postage, Rates of, - 186
Post Offices and Masters, " Compensation, 187
187
Presbytery of Connecticut, 142
Probate Courts, -
29
Railroad Commissioners, 177
Officers, 177
Reform Medical Assoc.,
144
Reform School, State,
119
Registrars, - 68-115
Representatives,
22
County,
42-66
Retreat for Insane,
173
Town,
68-115
River Companies, 35
Road Commissioners, 69-115
Roman Catholic,
142
Judiciary, 179
Senate, 180
House of Representatives, 181
Valuation, 120-127
Votes for Governor,
120-127
" State Officers, 18
Selectmen, -
68-115
Senatorial Districts, 18
Sheriffs,
42-66
Senators, .
20
Sheriff's,
42-66
Town Clerks, Registrars, Treasurers, Selectmen, Constables & Collectors, Grand Jurors, Assessors,
Boards Relief, Road Com- missioners, Surveyors of Lands, Boards of Edu- cation, School Fund Treasurers.
Town Statistics, £ - 120-127 Votes for President and Governor, School Child- ren, Valuation.
Treasurer, State, 17
Turnpike Roads,
.
31
United States, Executive, 179
Savings Banks,
-
167
School Fund Commissioner, 17 Schools, No. Children, 120-127
Visitors, - 69-115
Secretary of State, - 17
Senators, 19
" President, 120-127
Justices of Peace, - - 44-68
Legislature Meetings. See
Calendar pages.
Librarian, State, 17
State Prison,
Surgeons,
144-153
Surveyor General,
47
Deputies, 42-66
Theological Sem., 172
Town Officers, 68-115
1861.
JANUARY.
1st Month.
MOON'S PHASES.
SUN SOUTH.
1, 12h. 4m. [21, 12h. 12m.
5, 12h. 6m. 25, 12h. 13m.
First @ 18, 11h. 9m. E.
Full @ 26, 0h. 15m. E.
10, 12h. 8m. 31, 12h. 14m. 15, 12h. 10m.
MW OR. @S. R.OS. H. W. CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Tu 7 30 4 38 10 10 Ev. 31
2 W 7 304 39 11
23
1 20
3 Th 7 304 40 Morn. 2 11
4 Fr 7 304 41 0 35 3
6
5 Sa 7 304 42 1 48 4 10
6 Su 7 304 43 3 1 5 16
7M
7 304 44 4 13
6 23
8 Tu 7 294 45 5 20
7 26
9 W 7 29 4 46 6 16 8 21
10 Th 7 294 47 Sets.
9
8
11 Fr 7 294 48 5 42 9 55
12 Sa 7 284 49 6 48 10 37
13 Su 7 284 50 7 52 11 15
14|M
7 284 51 8 53 11 49 1 Tu. Danbury.
1 W. Norwich Fire.
2 M. Norwich As., Far. Val.
LEGISLATURES.
1 M. Miss., Ohio, Wis., Cal.
1 Tu. Del., N. Y., Penn.
1 W. Md.,Mass.,Mich.,Maine.
2 M. Illinois, Iowa, Va.
2 Tu. New Jersey.
2 Th. Indiana.
3 M. Louisiana
25 Fr
7 215 5
6 27 8 20 8
CHURCH DAYS.
1 Circumcision.
27 Su 7 195 7 6 42
56
28 M
7 185 9 7 56 10
41
13 1st S. after Epiphany.
29 Tu 7 175 10 9 9|10 22 20 2d S. after Epiphany.
30 W 7 165 12 10
23 Ev.
25 Conversion of St. Paul.
31 Th 7 15 5 13/11
39| 0 55 27 Septuagesima S.
COURTS. SUPERIOR.
Jst Tu. Brooklyn. 3d Tu. New London. 4th Tu. Litchfield.
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
BANKS.
1 M. Ocean. Commerce. Bridgeport City.
1 Tu. Ct. River. Pawcatuck.
1 W. Deep River. Saybrook. Saugatuck. Clinton.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
15 Tu 7 274 53 9 54 Morn.
16 W 7 274 54 10 52 0 27
17 Th 7 264 55 11 51 1 7 18 Fr 7 26 4 56 Morn. 1 48
19 Sa
7 254 57 0 49 2 33
20 Su 7 24 4 59 1 51
3 25
21 M
7 235 0
2 52
4 5 21 24
22 Tu 7 235 1
3 52
4 50
6
27 26
23 W 7 225 2
24 Th 7 215 4 5 41 7
26 Sa 7 205 6 Rises. 9 9
6 Epiphany.
10th Annular Eclipse of the Sun-invisible.
CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES .- Dominical Letter, F ; Golden Number, 19 ; Epact, 18; Solar Cycle, 22 ; Julian Period, 6,574 ; Age of the World, 5,864.
Last (M) 3, 9h. 4m. E. New @ 10, 10h. 36m. E.
FEBRUARY.
1861.
2a Month, MOON'S PHASES.
SUN SOUTH.
Last 2, 5h. 9m. M.
New TID 9, 3h. 13m. E.
First @ 17, 7h. 28m. E.
Full 24, 11h. 52m. E.
MW
OR. @S. R.OS. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Fr
7 145 14
Morn.
1 49
COURTS.
2 Sa
7 13 5 15
0 53
2
48
U. S. DISTRICT. 4th Tu., New Haven.
3 Su
7 12 5 17
2
5
3
57
4 M
7 115 18
3 11
5
4
SUPREME.
5 Tu
7 105 19
4
11
6 11
2d Tu., Bridgeport.
6 W 7 95 20
5
0
7
8
8 Fr 7
75 23
6
15 8
SUPERIOR.
9 Sa 7
6 5 24
Sets 9
Ist Tu., Middletown.
10 Su 7
45 25
6 41 10
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
11| M
7
35 26
7
42 10
41
12 Tu
7
25 28 8 40
11
16
13
W
7
15 29
9 40 11
47
14 Th
6 59 5 30
10
39 Morn.
15 Fr
6 58 5 31
11 39 0
25
16 Sa
6 57 5 33
Morn. 1
8
17 Su
6 55 5 34
0 39
1 55
RAILROADS. 2 W., N. H. & N. L.
18 M
6 54 5 35
1 38
2
48
3 W. Naugatuck.
20 W
6 515 38
3 29
4 53
21 Th
6 49 5 39
4 17
59
CHURCH DAYS.
22 Fr
6 485 .40
4 58
5 7 7
2
2 Purific. Virgin Mary.
23 Sa
6 475 42
5 35
58
3 Sexagesima S.
24 Su
6 45 5 43 Rises.
45 10 Quinquagesima S.
25 M
6 44 5 44 6 46
8 9
29 13 Ash Wednesday.
26 Tu 6 42 5 45 8
5 10 16 17 1st S. in Lent.
27 W 6 40 5 47
9 21 11 0 24 St. Matthias.
28 Th 6 39 5 48 10
37/11
45|24 2d S. in Lent.
VENUS will be Morning Star till May 11, 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.
14th, greatest variation between sun and clock.
1
2 Tu. Hope, Stamford. 3 W. American Life.
19 Tu
6 52 5 37 2 35
3
52
14 Valentine.
BANKS. 2 M. Pahquioque. INSURANCE COMPANIES.
7 Th 7 85 21
5 42
12 5 3d Tu., New Haven. 4th Tu., Hartford.
47 26 5
8, 12h. 14}m. 21, 12h. 14 m. 27, 12h. 13 m.
1861.
MARCH.
3d Month.
MOON'S PHASES.
SUN SOUTH.
Last (HD 3, 2h. 26m. E.
4, 12h. 12m.
19, 12h. 8m.
New @ 11, Sh. 46m. M.
8, 12h. 11m.
22, 12h. 7m. First 19, 0h. 41m. E.
12, 12h. 10m.
25, 12h. 6m.
Full 26, 9h. 24m. M.
15, 12h. 9m.
28, 12h.
5m.
MW @R. OS R.OS. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Fr 6 375 49 11 50 Ev. 35
COURTS.
2 Sa 6 355 50 Morn. 1 33
SUPREME.
3 Su 6 345 51 1 3
2 37 1st Tu., Brooklyn.
1 M 6 325 52 2 17 3 45 2d Tu., New London.
5 Tu 6 305 53 2 58
4
52 3d Tu., Middletown.
6 W 6 295 54 3 44 5
4th Tu., Tolland.
- Th 6 28 5 56 4 17 6
8 Fr 6 265 57 4 47 7 8
19 51
11
M 6 216
0 Sets. 9
3d Tu., Brooklyn.
12 Tu 6 196
2 7 31
10
13
W 6 176 3 8 30 10
14
Th 6 16 6 4 9 28 11
17 INSURANCE CO'S. 532 M. New London Co.
15 Fr 6 146 5.10 30 11
16 Sa 6 12 6 611 29 Morn
3 Tu. Charter Oak.
12 Su 6 106
7 Morn. 0
374 W. Conn. Life.
18 M
6 9 6 8 0 25 1 26
19
Tu 6
76 10 1 20 2 23 23
20 W
16 56 11 2 8
36 12 2 51
28
5 31
23 Sa 6
06 14
4 2
24 Su
5 586 15 4
32
7
25 M 5 56 6 16
1
8 8
3 3d S. in Lent.
27 W 5 536 19 8 13
9
17 5th S. in Lent.
28 Th 5 51 6 20 9 32 10
29 Fr 5 49 6 21 10 47 11
27 25 Annun. Virgin Mary.
30 Sa 5 48 6 22 11
55 Ev. 20 29 Good Friday.
31 Su |5 46 6 23 Morn. | 1
21 31 Easter Sunday.
55 50 39
SUPERIOR. Ist Tu., New Haven.
9
Sa 6 245 58 5 11
Ist T'u., Bridgeport.
10 Su 6 235 59 5 34 8
2d Tu., Hartford.
29 6 41
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
ELECTIONS. 2 Tu. New Hampshire. 4th, President initiated.
ECCLESIASTICAL.
1 M. Hartford No. Asso. 1 Tu. Hart. Cent. Assoc.
CHURCH DAYS.
26 Tu 5 55 6 18
5 Rises,
6 33 25 17 52 50
3 4 28
21 Th 6
22 Fr 6 2 6 13 3
10 4th S. in Lent.
38 24 6th S. in Lent.
The EPACT is the excess of the solar year above the lunar year of 12 synodical months. It begins and ends with the Lunar Cycle. The LUNAR CYCLE Or GOLDEN NUMBER, is a period of 19 years, after which the new and full moons return to same days of month.
4th Month.
APRIL.
1861.
MOON'S PHASES.
SUN SOUTH.
Last 2, 1h. 33m. M.
New @D 10, 2h. 5m. M.
First @D) 18, 1h. 54m. M.
Full 24, 5h. 32m. E.
11, 12h. 1m. 30, 11h. 57m ..
MW OR OS. R.OS. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 M 5 44 6 24 0 52 2 24
2 Tu 5 43 6 25 1 39 3 27
3 W 5 41 6 26 2 18
4 29
U. S. CIRCUIT.
4 Th 5 39 6 27 2 49 5 25 4th Tu., N. Haven.
5 Fr 5 38 6 28 3 16 6
6
Sa 5 36 6 29 3 39 7
4 1 7
44
SUPERIOR. Ist Tu. Norwich.
9 Tu 5 31 6 32
Sets. 9
31
11
Th 5 28 6 34 8 22
10
11 50
2d Tu. Tolland.
13
Sa 5 25 6 37
10 19 11 31
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
BANKS.
15 M
5 22 6 39
Morn.
15
16
Tu 5 206 40 0 3
6
17
W 5 196 41
0 48
2
0
18
Th 5 176 42 1 26 2 58 59
3
1
21 Su
5 12 6 45 2 57
5 58
22 M
5 11 6 47 3 25 6
23|T
5 9 6 48 3 54 7 49
24 W 5 S 6 49
39
25 Th 5
6 6 50 8 20
28
2 Easter Tuesday.
7 1st S. after Easter.
27 Sa 15 4 6 52 10
39 11
28 Su 5 26 53 11
33 Ev.
8 22 3d S. after Easter.
29 M 5 1 6 54 Morn. 1 5 25 St. Mark.
30 Tu 5 06 55 0
17
2 ] 28 4th S. after Easter.
4
23 8
21
4 47 8 55
2d Tu. Litchfield.
2d Tu. Haddam.
12
Fr 5 276 35
9 21 10
14 Su 5 24 6 38 11
14 Morn. 0 1
1 M. Quinnipiack. 1 W. Hurlburt.
ELECTIONS.
1 M. Connecticut.
19 Fr 5 16 6 43 1 59
20 Sa 5 146 44 2 29 5
1 W. Rhode Island.
ECCLESIASTICAL. 56 1 W. Providence Conf.
CHURCH DAYS.
Rises. 8 9
1 Easter Monday.
26 Fr 5 5 6 51 9 35 10
24 17 14 2d S. after Easter.
The SOLAR CYCLE is a period of 28 years, after which the days of the week return to the same days of the month, accord- ing to the Julian Calendar.
The JULIAN PERIOD begins Jan 1st, 4713 years B. C. The common chronology begins 4004 years B. C.
16
SUPREME. 2 4th Tu. Litchfield.
7 Su 5 35 6 30
8 M 5 33 6 31
10 W 5 306 33
COURTS.
1, 12h. 4m. 15, 12h. 0m. 4, 12h. 3m. 19, 11h. 59m. 7, 12h. 2m. 24, 11h. 58m.
1861.
MAY.
MOON'S PHASES.
Last 1, 2h. 41m. E. New 0 9, 6h. 16m. E.
First @) 17, 11h. 12m. M. Full 24, 1h. 15m. M.
Last 31, 5h. 34m. M.
5th Month, SUN SOUTH. 14, 11h. 56m. 29, 11h, 57m.
MW @R. O S. R.OS. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
-
1 W
4 58 6 56
0 51
2 57
COURTS. U. S. DISTRICT.
2 Th 4 576 57
1 19
3
54 4thı Tu. Hartford.
3 Fr 4 56 6 58
1 47
4 44
SUPERIOR.
4 Sa
4 55 6 59 2
6 5 31
Qd Tu. New Haven.
5 Su
4 54 7 0
2
27 6
17
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
6M
4 52 7 1
2
50
7
3
BANKS. 45 1 M. Stamford. Shetucket.
7 Tu 4 51 7 8|W 4 50 7 3
2
3
14 7
39 8 24 1 Tu. Ætna. Merch. S. Man
9 Th 4 49 7
4 Sets. 5 8 9
14
9
11 Sa
4 477
6
9 10
30 15
12 Su 4 467 10 111
13 M
4 44 7 8 10
47 11
58 1 Tu. Rhode Island.
14 Tu 4 43 7
9 11
25 Morn. () 0
16 Th 4 41 7 11 Morn.
17 Fr 4 40 7
12 0 32 2
18 Sa
4 39 7 13 0 58
3
19 Su
4 39 7 14 1 26 4 5
21 Tu 4 37 7
16 2 22
6 26
22 W 4 36 7 17
2
58 7
25
23 Th 4 35 7 18 Rises. 8
24 Fr 4 34 7 19 S 18
9
25 Sa 4 34 7 20 9 19 10
26 Su
4 33 7 21 10 6.11
27 M
4 32 7 22 10
48 11
1 St. Philip and St. James.
28 Tu 4 32 7 22 11
20 Ev
5 5th S. after Easter. 9 Ascension.
29 W 4 31 7 23 11
46 1 30 Th 4 31 7 24 Morn. 2
29 12 S. after Ascension.
31 Fr 4 30 7 25 0
10| 3 4 26 Trinity Suuday.
3 46
ELECTIONS.
10 Fr 4 48 7
4 Th. Virginia.
RAILROAD.
2 W. N. Y. & N. H.
LEGISLATURES.
1 W. Connecticut.
15 W 4 42 7 10 12
47 ECCLESIASTICAL.
1 3S Tu. before 1 W. N. Haven W. Association.
32 28 2 W. New York Conf. 27 25 2 Th. American Bible and other Societies in N.York. 3 Th. Presby'an Gen. Assem. Baptist Mission Union.
4 Tu. N. Haven East Assoc. 4 W. American S. § Union. 21 Last Tu.Fairfield E.& W Ass. 11 Last W. Ashford Assoc'tion, N. Y. East Conf., Boston Anniversaries.
CHURCH DAYS.
9 2 50 41
18 19 Whit Sunday.
12, Mars eclipsed by Moon, evening, 7h. 30m. to 8h. 32m. GOVERNORS OF THE SEVERAL STATES.
Alabama, Andrew B. Moore. California, Milton S. Latham. Arkansas, Henry M. Rector. Connecticut, W.A Buckingham.
20 M
4 38 7 15 1 51
3
9
JUND.
'TORT
oth MVLottn. MOON'S PHASES.
New 8, 8h. 47m. M.
First @D 15, 5h. 25m. E.
Full 922, 9h. 32m. M.||
Last @ 29, 9h. 50m. E.
20, 12h. 1m.
MWOR. @S. R.O.S. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Sa
1 30 7 25 0 31
3 54
2 Su 1 29 7 26
0 52
4 43
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
3 M
1 29 7 27 1 27
5 31
4 Tu
1 29 7 27 1 42 6
22 9
1 M. Quineb'g. Fairfield Co. 1 Tu. Manufacturers.
6 Th 4 28 7 28 2 46
1 W. Hurlbut.
7 Fr 4 28 7 29 3 31 8
43 1 Th. Union.
8 Sa 4 23 7 30 Sets.
9
25 2. M. Windham Co.
14 2 Tu. Hartford, Danbury.
9 Su
4 27 7 30 8 44| 10
10
4 M. Thames.
11 Tu 4 27 7 31 10 12 11
12 W 4 27 7 32 10
34 Morn.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
0 25
1 Th. Ætna ; Hartford.
14 Fr 4 27 7 33 11
29
1
14 2 W. Windham Co.
2 43 W. Middlesex.
2 57 3 Tu. Tolland Co.
L. M. Connecticut.
17 M
4 27 7 34 0 23
3 56 58
18 Tu 4 27 7 34 0 45 4
19 W 4 27 7 34 1 30 6 7
21 Fr 4 28 7 35 3 11 8 10
4 28 7 35
Rises. 9
3 CHURCH DAYS. 2 Ist S. after Trinity. 9 2d S. after Trinity.
24 M
4 28 7 35 9 16 10
25 Tu 4 29 7 35
9 46 1L
26 W 4 29 7 36 10
12 Ev. 33
51 24 Nativity of John Baptist.
28 Fr 4 30 7 36 10 56
39 Sa 4 30 7 35 11 21 2 30 5th S after Trinity.
20 Su 4 31 7 35 11
43
3
2
LEGISLATURES.
8 1 W. New Hampshire.
20 Th 4 28 7 35 2 15
22 Sa 23 Su
4 28 7 35 8 42 9
58 45
11 St. Barnabas. 27 16 3d S. after Trinity. 9 23 4th S. after Trinity.
27 Th 4 29 7 36 10
0 1 33 29 St. Peter. 17 3 Tu. Com. Wesleyan Unver. 34 Th. Commence'nt Trinity .
ECCLESIASTICAL .- 1 M. Hart. No .; 1 Tu. Hfd. Center & So .; N. Lond .; Litch. So .; Mid. Tolland and Wind. Assoc. 2 T'u. Episc. Gen. Conv ; Baptist Gen. Conven .; Evangelical Consoc. R. I .; Litchfield North Assoc 3 Tu. Gen. Convention Vt ; Gen. Assoc. Conn. 3 W. Stonington Assoc. 4 Tu Gen. Conf. Maine ; Gen. Assoc Mass.
58 3 M. Norwich.
42 L. Tu. New England.
13 Th 4 27 7 32 11 2
15 Sa 4 27 7 33 11
55
16 Su 4 27 7 33 Morn.
L. Tu. American Temper'ce.
10 M 4 27 7 31 9 27
BANKS.
5 W 4 28 7 28 2 11 7 7 57
SUN SOUTH.
·5, 11h. 58m. | 24, 12h. 2m. 10, 11h. 59m. 29, 12h. 3m. 15, 12h. Om. 21, Solstice.
1861.
JULY. 7th Month.
MOON'S PHASES.
New 7, 9h. 21m. E. First @D 14, 9h. 57m. E. Full 21, 7h. 15m. E.
4, 12h. 4m. 11, 12h. 5m. 26, 12h. 6m.
MW
@R. @S.| ROS H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 M
4 31 7 35
Morn.
3 54
COURTS.
2 Tu
4 32 7 35
0 11
4 47
SUPERIOR.
3 W
4 32 7 35 0 43
5 40 3d Tu. Hartford.
4 Th
4 33 7 35 1
2
7 7 32
6 Sa 4 347 34 3
1 8
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
7Su
4 34 7 34 Sets.
9
8M
4 35 7 33
8 3 9
9 Tu 4 36 7 33
8 36 10 39
10 W
4 36 7 33 9
9
34 Morn.
12 Fr
4 38 7 32
9 59 0 0 48
13 Sa
4 38 7 31 10
28
6 1 37
15 M
4 40 7 30 11 30 2 3
11 1
4 5 51
19 Fr 20 Sa
4 44 7 26
3
6
7
59 INSURANCE COMPANIES
22 M
4 46 7 25
7 46
S 9
1 M. New Haven Security. Litchfield Co. Bridgeport.
23 Tul
4 47 7 24 8 13 10
4 48 7 23 8 37 10
58 RAILROAD. 352 W. Norwich & Worcester.
27 Sa
4 51 7 21
9 9
22 Ev. 11 46 0 1 12
14 7th S. after Trinity.
29 M 4 53 7 19 10 42
2 20 25 St. James.
30 Tu 4 54 7 18 11
17 3 8 28 9th S. after Trinity.
31 W 4 55 7 17 11
59
4 S Last W. Commence'nt Yale.
7th, annular eclipse of the Sun, invisible.
Delaware, William Burton, gov.Indiana, Henry S Lane. Florida, Marshall S. Perry. Georgia, Joseph E. Brown.
Iowa, Samuel J. Kirkwood. Kentucky, Beriah McGoffin.
Illinois, Richard Yates. Louisiana, Thomas O. Moore.
BANKS. 1 M. City and Merchants', New Haven. Elm City. Mechanics'. Mystic. Whal- ing. Pequonnuc. North American.
31 Tu. Iron. New London. 1 W. Tradesmens'. Bridge- port. New Haven County. Middlesex County.
31 1 Th. New Haven.
16 Tu 4 41 7 30
Morn.
33 42
2 M. Southport. Norwalk. 2 Tu. Exchange. Citizens. 2 W. Waterbury. Hatters'. Stafford.
17 W 18 Th
4 42 7 29
0
1 2
0
6
593 W. Connecticut.
21 Su
4 45 7 26 Rises.
48 35 2 M. Farmington Valley. 212 W. City, Hartford.
24 W
4 49 7 22 8 59|11
25 Th 26 Fr
4 50 7 21
CHURCH DAYS.
7 6th S. after Trinity.
28 Su 4 52 7 20 10
51 33 21 8th S. after Trinity.
14 Su
4 39 7 31 11
4 43 7 28
4 43 7 27
6/11 21
11 Th 4 37 7 32
21 6 37
22 7 55
4th INDEPENDENCE.
5 Fr 4 347 34
Last 29, 3h. 0m. E.
SUN SOUTH.
8th Month.
AUGUST. 1861.
MOON'S PHASES.
New 1 6, 8h. 10m. M.
10, 12h. 5m. | 24, 12h. 2m.
15, 12h. 4m. 23, 12h. 1m.
20, 12h. 3m. 31, 12h. 0m.
MW
OR. OS. R.OS. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Th 4 56 7 16 Morn.
5 7
2 Fr
4 577 14
0 49
6
COURTS. U. S. DISTRICT.
3 Sa 4 587 13 1 45
4 Su 4 59 7 12 2 49 8
1
56 8 47 1st Tu. Brooklyn.
6 Tu 5 1|7 10 Sets. 9
31 2d Tu. Danbury.
4th Tu. New London.
7W 5
27 9
7 36 10 17 58
8 Th 5 3 7 7
8 2 10
9 Fr 5 4 7
6
8 30 11
39
10 Sa 5 5 7 5 8 59 Morn.
11 Su 5 6
7
4
9
32
10
1 2
15
14
W 5
9 7 0 11
54 4 3 20 15 Th 5 106 58 Morn.
16 Fr 5 11 6 57 0 56 5
17 Sa 5 126 56 2 3
18 Su 5 13 6 54 3 12
19 M 5 14 6 53 4 19 8
20 Tu 5 15 6 51 Rises.
9
21 W
5 166 49 7 2
9
22 Th 5 176 48 7 25 10
23 Fr 5 186 46 7 49 11 0
24 Sa 5 19 6 45 8 14 11
25 Su 5 206 43 8
26 M 5 216 42 9 14 53 1
0
27 Tu 5 22 6 40 9
28 W 5 23 6 38 10
29 Th 5 24 6 36 11
32 3 30 Fr 5 25 6 35 Morn. 4
24 St. Bartholomew.
36 25 13th S. after Trinity.
31 Sa 5 26 6 33 0 32 5 39
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