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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
BANKS.
1 Tu. City, Hartford. Mys- tic River. 172 Tu. Farmers & Mechanics. Norfolk. Rockville. M. befo. last T'u. E. Haddam.
RAILROADS.
2 W. Canal.
ECCLESIASTICAL.
472Tu. N. Haven Epis. Assoc. 434 Th. Gen. Assoc. N. York. 29 4 Tu. Gen. Assoc. N. Hamp. L. W. Fair. Baptist Assoc. 7
48 26
ELECTIONS.
1 M. Alabama. Kentucky. Missouri. Texas. Arkan- sas. 361 Th. Tennessee. 43 Ev. 12 1 Th. North Carolina.
CHURCH DAYS.
55 43 4 10th S. after Trinity.
40 2 35 11 11th S. after Trinity. 34 18 12th S. after Trinity.
Maine, Israel Washburn, Jr. gov. Mississippi, John J. Peters. Maryland, Thomas H. Hicks. Mass., John A. Andrew.
Missouri, Clairborne F. Jackson. New Hampshire, Ich. Goodwin.
Michigan, Moses Wisner. New Jersey, Charles S. Olden. Minnesota, Alexander Ramsey, New York, Edwin D. Morg in.
7
8 7 4th Tu. New Haven. SUPERIOR.
5 M 5 0 7 11 3
Last GM 28, 8h. 39m. M.
SUN SOUTH.
First @ 13, 2h. 32m. M.
Full @ 20, 7h. 7m. M.
6 7
0 24
12 M 5 77 2 10
13 Tu 5 87 1 10 57
32 42
1861.
SEPTEMBER.
9th Month.
MOON'S PHASES.
SUN SOUTH.
New @ 4, 5h. 22m. E.
First @) 11, 8h. 25m. M.
Full 18, 9h. 11m. E.
9, 11h. 57m. 27, 11h. 51m.
Last 27, 1h. 33m. M.|
12, 11h. 56m. 30, 11h. 50m.
MW OR. OS. R.OS. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Su 5 27 6 32 1 36 6 39
COURTS.
2 M 5 28 6 30 2 45
7 34
3 Tu 5 29 6 29 3 56 8
22
3d Tu. Hartford. SUPREME.
4 W 5 30 6 27 Sets.
9
5 2d Tu. Hartford.
5 Th 5 31 6 25 6 30 9 50 4th Tu. New Haven.
6 Fr 5 32 6 21 7 1
10 34
7 Sa 5 33 6 22 7 33. 11
21
8 Su 5 34 6 20 8 11 Morn.
Ist Tu. Tolland.
9 M 5 356 19 8 55 0
7/2d Tu. Litchfield.
10 Tu 5 366 17 9 49
1
5
11 W 5 376 15 10 50
2
6
12 Th 5 38 6 14 11
56 3
4
14 Sa 5 40 6 10 1 3 5 27
15 Su 5 41 6 8 2 10 6 3 17 7
17 Tu 5 436 5 4 19 8
1
1 Th. Phoenix. 2 W. Windham.
18 W 5 446 3 Rises. 8 40 INSURANCE CO.
19 Th 5 45 6 1 5 53 9
20 Fr 5 46 6 0 6 18
21 Sa 5 475 58 6 45 10
22 Su 5 48 5 56 7 16 11 51 Tu. Vermont.
23 M 5 505 54 7 5211 421 W. California.
24 Tu 5 51 5 52 8 35 Ev. 21
2 M. Maine.
25 W 5 52 5 51 9 21 1
14
1 14th S. after Trinity.
26 Th 5 53 5 59 10
19 2
6 8 15th S. after Trinity.
27 Fr 5 515 47 11 19
3 3 15 16th S. after Trinity.
28 Sa 5 555 45 Morn.
22 17th S. after Trinity.
29 Su 5 565 44 0 24 5 6 29 St. Michael & All Angels.
30 M 5 575 42| 1
33
6 4 |29 18th S. after Trinity.
ANNUAL MEETINGS. BANKS. 1 M Merchant's, Norwich. Stonington. Central. Charter Oak. Home. Uncas. 1 Tu. Hartford Co.
13 Fr 5 39 6 12 Morn.
14 24
27 16
16 M 5 426 7
12 3 Tu. Hartford Co.
RAILROAD.
3 W. Hartford & N. Haven.
9 51 27 ELECTIONS.
CHURCH DAYS.
4 6 21 St. Matthew.
ECCLESIASTICAL .- 1 M. Hfd. No .; 1 Tu. Hfd. Cent. Assoc .; 1 W. Universalist Convention; Tu. before 2d W., A. B. C. Foreign Missions ; 2d W. Hartford Bap. Ass .; 3d W., Litchfield Bap. As- sociation ; Last Tu., Hartford N. Consoc.
4th Tu. Hartford. .
Ist Tu. Haddam.
SUPERIOR.
Ist Tu. New Haven.
U. S. CIRCUIT.
3, 11h. 59m. 15, 11h. 55m. 6, 11h. 58m. 21, 11h. 53m.
10th Month. MOON'S PHASES.
OCTOBER.
1861.
SUN SOUTH.
New 4, 2h. 6m. M.
First @DD 10, 5h. 18m. E.
Full 18, 1h. 47m. E.
Last 26, 5h. 4m. E.
MW
ER. OS. R.OS. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Tu 5 58 5 40
2 44
7 1
COURTS.
2 W 6
05 38
3 56
7 53
SUPREME.
3 Th 6
15 37 5 1]
8 40 1st Tu. Danbury.
4 Fr 6 25 35
Sets. 9 232d Tu. Brooklyn.
5 Sa 6 35 33
6 6 10 15 3d Tu. Litchfield.
4th Tu. Norwich.
6 Su
6 55 30 7 41 11
57
2d Tu. New Haven.
8 Tu 6 65 28 8 42 Morn. 3d Tu. Danbury.
9 W 6 75 27 9 48
0
56 5" 59
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
10 Th 6
85 25 10
56
1
2
4
4
1 Tu. State. 22 Tu. Thompson.
13 Su 6 11 5 20 1 10
14 M
6 125 19 2 12 5 3 14 6 4 15 7 8
17 Th 6 165 14 5 14
18 Fr 6 175 13 Rises.
8
19 Sa 6 185 11 5 17
9
20 Su 6 195 10
5 52
9
21 M 6 215 8 6 32 10
38
1 M. Tennessee, 2 Th. Vermont. Last M. Rhode Island.
23 W 6 23 5 5 8 11 Ev. 2 24 Th 6 245 4 9 9 0 RAILROADS. 501 W. New York and Boston.
25 Fr 6 265 210 11 1 414 W. H., Prov. & Fishkill.
26 Sa 6 275 111 17 2 35
27 Su 6 28 4 59 Morn.
3 32 6 19th S. after Trinity.
4 29 13 20th S. after Trinity.
29 Tu 6 30 4 57 1 32 5 27 18 St. Luke.
30 W 6 324 55 2 44 6
26
27 22d S. after Trinity.
31 Th 6 33 4 54 3 59
7
20 28 Sts. Simon and Jude.
BANKS.
11 Fr 6
95 24 Morn.
12 Sa 6 10 5 22
0
15 Tu 6 145 17
16 W 6 155 16
5 02 W. Farmers. 3 M. Tolland County.
51 40 25 ELECTIONS. 1 M. Georgia. Florida. Miss. Kansas. 52 M. South Carolina.
422 Tu. Penn. Ohio. Indiana. Iowa. Minnesota. 16
58 LEGISLATURES.
22 Tu 6 225 7 7 19 11
20
CHURCH DAYS.
28 M 6 29 4 58 0 23
20 21st S. after Trinity.
ECCLESIASTICAL .- 1 Tu. Windham, Hartf'd S., and Middlesex Consoc. 1 W. Gen. Con. Epis .; N. Hav. Bap. Asso. 2 Tu. N. Lond .; Fairfield, E. & W. & Tolland Consoc. 2 W. New Haven W. Cons.
7 M
6 45 32 6 39/11 6 SUPERIOR.
3, 11h. 49m. | 14, 11h. 46m. 6, 11h. 48m. 19, 11h. 45m. 10, 11h. 47m. 27, 11h. 44m.
1861
NOVEMBER.
11th Month.
MOON'S PHASES.
New @ 2, 11h. 13m. M. First @D 9, 5h. 53m. M.
Full @ 17, 8h. 16m. M.
Last Ch 25, 6h. 16m. M.
SUN SOUTH. 2, 11h. 43}m.|24, 11h. 47m. 8, 11h. 44m. 27, 11h. 48m. 11, 11h. 45m. 30, 111. 49m.
20, 11h. 46m.
MW OR. OS.R.
S. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1.Fr
6 344 53 5 14
8 14
COURTS. U. S. DISTRICT.
.2 Sa
6 35 4 52
Sets. 9 4
3 Su 6 37 4 50 5 26 9 59
SUPREME.
4 M
6 38 4 49 6 25 10 55
1st Tu. Haddam.
5 Tu 6 39 4 48 7 30 11 46 2d Tu. Tolland.
6 W 6 404 47 8 41 Morn.
SUPERIOR.
7 Th 6 41 4 46 9 52
8 Fr . 6 434 45 10
59
1 38 32
10 Su 6 45 4 43 0 6
11|M 6 464 42 1
12 Tu 6 474 41 2 9
13 W 6 494 40 3 9 5
14 Th 6 504 39 4 7 6
15 Fr
6 514 38 5 6 30
16 Sa 6 524 37 6 5 8 12 1Tu. New Jersey. Michigan. Illinois.
17 Su 6 54 4 36 Rises. 8
18 M 6 55 4 36 5 17 9
19 Tu 6 56 4 35 6 7 10
51 33 19
Tu.after 1 M New York, Del. 1 W. Maryland. (Mass. 1 Th. Wisconsin.
20 W 6 574 34 7 3 11 0 LEGISLATURES.
22 Fr
7 04 33 9 7 Ev. 26 1
23 Sa
7 1 4 32 10 12
24 Su 7 24 31 11 18 2
15 4 M. South Carolina. 4 28 THANKSGIVING.
26 Tu
7 34 31 Morn. 2 54 30 0 26 3 4
56 56 1 All Saints.
CHURCHI DAYS.
27 W 7 6,4 30 1 36
50 3 23d S. after Trinity.
28 Th 7 74 29 2
47
5 6
53 17 25th S. after Trinity.
29 Fr 7 84 29 4
5
21 26th S. after Trinity.
30 Sa 7 94 29 5 22
7
54 30 St. Andrew.
ECCLESIASTICAL .- Ist Tu., Windham Ass .; Tu. after Thanks- giving, New Haven West Association.
12th, Transit of Mercury, invisible in America.
N. Carolina, John W. Eliis, gov.Penn., Andrew G. Curtin. Ohio, William Dennison, Jr. Rhode Island, William Sprague.
Oregon, Whittaker. South Carolina, F. W. Pickens.
.9 Sa 6 44 4 44 Morn. 2
0 42 Ist Tu. Brooklyn. Litchfield. 3d Tu. Norwich.
ANNUAL MEETINGS. BANKS. 1 M. Meriden. Winsted. INSURANCE CO.
3 4 18 5 102 W. Connecticut Mutual. RAILROAD.
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4 W. N. London, W. & P. ELECTIONS. 1 M. Louisiana.
21 Th 6 594 33 8 4 11
42|1 M. Geo. Flo. Ark. Tex 2 M. Alabama.
3 M. North Carolina.
51 10 21th S. after Trinity.
25 M
26
4th Tu. Hartford.
MOON'S PHASES.
New AD 1, 9n. 26m. E. First 8, 10h. 19m. E.
2, 11h. 50m. 20, 11h. 58m. 7, 11h. 52m. 24, 12h. Om. Full 17, 3h. 17m. M.| |11, 11h. 54m.
28, 12h. 2m. 15, 11h. 56m. 30, 12h. 3m.
Moon eclipsed, morning.
MW OR. OS. R.OS. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Su 7 104 28
Sets. 8 49
COURTS. U. S. SUPREME.
2M
7 114 28 5 7
9 46
3 Tu 7 124 28 6 16|10 41|1 M. Washington.
4 W 7 134 28 7 30 11 31 SUPERIOR. 1 Tu. Middletown.
5 Th 7 144 28 8 23 Morn.
6 Fr 7 15 4 28 9 51 0
181 Tu. Tolland.
7 Sa 7 16 4 27 10 56 1 83d Tu. Hartford.
8 Su 7 174 27 11 59
1 55 3d Tu. New Haven
9 M 7 184 27
Morn. 2 44 3d Tu. Bridgeport.
10 Tu 7 19 4 28 1 0
3 33
11 W 7 204 28 2 0
4 22
12 Th 7 20 4 28 2 58 5 15 Last M. Litchfield Co.
13 Fr 7 214 28 3 56
6
3
1 M. CONGRESS meets.
14 Sa 7 224 28 4 55
6
15 Su
7 23 4 28 5 52 7
16 M
7 23 4 29 Rises. 8 30
17 Tu 7 24 4 29 4 57
9
13
18 W 7 25 4 29 5 57 9
19 Th 7 25 4 30 7 0 10
20 Fr 7 26 4 30 8 5|11
21 Sa 7 264 31 9 10 Ev. 3 22 Su 7 274 31 10 47
CHURCH DAYS.
1 1st S. in Advent.
33 8 2d S. in Advent.
Morn. 2 24 15 3d S. in Advent
25
W 7 284 33 0 32
1821 St. Thomas.
26 Th
7 28 4 34 1 44
27 Fr 7 29 4 34 2 58
5 27 25 Christmas.
28
Sa 7 29 4 35 4 14
6 35 26 St. Stephen. 7 41 27 St. John Evangel. 8 39 28 Holy Innocents.
31 Tu 7 30 4 37
Sets.
9 31 29 1st S. af. Christmas.
54 44 LEGISLATURES.
1 M. Kentucky. Min. Last M. Missouri.
ECCLESIASTICAL. 1 M. Hartford N. Asso. 1 Tu. Hfd. Cent. Assoc.
23 M
7 27 4 32 11 23
16
0 1
24 Tu 7 28 4 32
3 4 20 22 4th S. in Advent.
29 Su 7 29 4 36 5 26
30 M 7 294 37 6 32
58 41 22
ANNUAL MEETIN'S. BANKS.
Tennessee, Isham G. Harris, gov. Virginia, John Letcher. Texas, Samuel Houstan. Wis., Alexander W. Randall. Vermont, Erastus Fairbanks. (31, Sun eclipsed at Suurise.
SUN SOUTH.
Last ID 24, 5h. 1m. E. ||
New 31, 9h. 3m. M.
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GOVERNMENT OF CONNECTICUT.
Government of Connecticut, 1860-61.
Executive Department. His Excellency WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM, Norwich, GOVERNOR. Salary $1100. Nathaniel Shipman, Hartford, Ex. Sec. Salary $200 and fees. Elisha M. Gorham, New Haven, Messenger. His Honor JULIUS CATLIN, Hartford, LIEUT. GOVERNOR. Salary $300. JOHN BOYD, Winchester,
SECRETARY OF STATE. Salary $1000. J. Hammond Trumbull, Clerk .*
LUCIUS J. HENDEE, Hebron, TREASURER. Salary $1000. Dennis Sage, Clerk and Register .*
WILLIAM H. BUELL, Clinton, COMPTROLLER. Salary $1000. George Robinson, Clerk .* ALBERT SEDGWICK, COMMISSIONER OF THE SCHOOL FUND. Salary $1250 and traveling expenses.
Henry H. Fitch, - Buell Sedgwick, S Clerks.
A. N. Clark, ~ Auditors of Public Accounts.
Burrall Sage,
William Isham, 2 Auditors of Quarter Master
Wm. R. Chapman, S General's Account.
Carrington & Hotchkiss, New Haven, State Printers.
STATE LIBRARY COMMITTEE, The Governor, Secre- tary of State, and Wm. L. Storrs. LIBRARIAN, Charles J. Hoadly .*
* Clerks in the several State offices are allowed $2.50 per day. 2
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DENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
Dotes for State Officers.
APRIL, 1860.
Gov., Buckingham, 44,458 T. H. Seymour, 43,917
LT. Gov., Catlin, 44,453 Jas. E. English, 43,841
Nath. B. Stevens, 43,834
SECRETARY, Boyd, 44,166 TREAS., Hendee, 44,517 T. H.C. Kingsbury 43,791
COMPTROL., Buell, 44,336
Horace Taylor, 43,857
Senatorial Districts.
1. Hartford, Wethersfield, Berlin, Southington, New Britain, Rocky Hill, West Hartford.
2. Enfield, Suffield, East Windsor, East Hartford, Glastenbury, Marlborough, Manchester, So. Windsor.
3. Hartland, Granby, East Granby, Simsbury, Wind- sor, Canton, Farmington, Bristol, Burlington, Avon, Bloomfield, Windsor Locks.
4. New Haven, Hamden, Woodbridge.
5. Milford, Orange, Derby, Oxford, Middlebury, Waterbury, Bethany, Wolcott, Southbury, Naugatuck, Seymour.
6. Guilford, Branford, North Branford, East Haven, North Haven, Madison, Wallingford, Meriden, Chesh- ire, Prospect.
7. New London, Groton, Ledyard, Stonington, Waterford.
8. Norwich, North Stonington, Preston, Griswold, Lisbon, Franklin.
9. Lyme, Colchester, Lebanon, Montville, Salem, Bozrah, East Lyme, Old Lyme.
10. Fairfield, Bridgeport, Stratford, Huntington, Weston, Trumbull, Monroe, Westport, Easton.
11. Danbury, Bethel, Ridgefield, Reading, Newtown, Brookfield, New Fairfield, Sherman.
12. Norwalk, Darien, Stamford, Greenwich, New Canaan, Wilton.
13. Brooklyn, Canterbury, Hampton, Plainfield, Sterling, Voluntown, Windham, Chaplin, Scotland.
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VOTES FOR SENATORS.
14. Ashford, Eastford, Killingly, Pomfret, Thomp- son, Woodstock, Putnam.
15. Litchfield, Harwinton, New Hartford, Torring- ton, Winchester, Barkhamsted, Colebrook, Morris.
16. New Milford, Bridgewater, Warren, Washington, Roxbury, Bethlem, Woodbury, Watertown, Plymouth.
17. Salisbury, Canaan, North Canaan, Norfolk, Sharon, Cornwall, Goshen, Kent.
18. Middletown, Cromwell, Durham, Chatham, Port- land. -7
19. Haddam, Chester, Clinton, East Haddam, Kil- lingworth, Saybrook, Old Saybrook, Essex, Westbrook. 20. Tolland, Ellington, Somers, Stafford, Union, Willington.
21. Andover, Bolton, Coventry, Columbia, Hebron, Mansfield, Vernon.
Votes for Senators.
APRIL, 1860.
Dis. Elected. Vote.
Opposing candidates. Vote.
1. Johnson,
4,247
Thomas Belknap, 4,058
2. Stoughton, 2,443
Melancthon Hudson, 2,097
3. Smith, 2,445
John Wiard, 2,262
4. Clark, 4,255
Leverett Candee, 3,526
5. Baldwin,
2,918
Philo B. Buckingham, 2,545
6. Scranton, 2,517 Orville H. Platt, 2,490
7. Brewster, 2,109 Ephraim Williams, Jr., 1,910
8. Lamb, 2,054
James A. Hovey,
1,990
11. Wildman, 1,959
12. Curtis, 2,421
James H. Hoyt,
2,222
13. Cogswell,
1,570
Frank A. Burgess, 1,294
14. Paine,
2,084
Jeremiah Olney, 1,268
15. Goodwin, 1,852
Anson Colt, 1,527
16. Mygatt, 1,733 George C. Hitchcock, 1,644
17. Hopson, 1,656 Pliny L. Barton, 1,350
18. Coite,
2,002 Hiram Veasey, 1,276
19. Pratt,
1,632
Daniel B. Warner,
1,474
9. Otis, 1,438
Richard E. Selden, 1,156
David M. Marvin, 2,532
10. Winslow,
2,931
P. A. Souton, 1,931
COMMITTEES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
20. Hyde, 1,144 Wm. C. Newcomb, 1,100
21. Lillie, 1,391 Alfred R. Goodrich, 1,086
COMMITTEES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
JOINT STANDING. JOINT SELECT, ETC.
Judiciary.
Federal Relations.
School Fund.
Amend. Constitution.
Education.
Fisheries.
Agriculture.
Mohegan Indians.
Finance.
Credentials.
Claims.
Contested Elections.
Banks.
Contingent Expenses. Engrossed Bills.
Incorporations.
New Towns and Prob. Dists. Unfinished Business.
Railroads.
Roads and Bridges.
Sale of Lands.
Revision of Rules. Canvassers of Votes. Printing.
State Prison.
Rights of Married Women.
Humane Institutions.
Division of Litchfield Co.
Military Affairs.
Hartford County Sheriff. New York Boundary.
General Assembly, May, 1860. SENATE.
HIS HONOR, LT. GOV. CATLIN, PRESIDENT. JOSEPH G. LAMB, PRESIDENT, pro tem.
SENATORS, with residence, occupation, and Committees over which they presided. Those marked * are mem- bers of the Corporation of Yale College; d Democrat ; r Republican; w Whig.
1. * Elisha Johnson d, Hartford, lawyer. On Humane Inst. (excused.) In the Senate from the 16th in 1849 and 1852.
2. * John W. Stoughton r, South Windsor, farmer. On Railroads. In the Senate 1845.
3. Lonzo M. Smith d, Windsor, farmer. On Fisheries. In the House 1858.
4. * Wilson H. Clark d, New Haven, lawyer. On Claims. In the Senate 1859.
5. Nathan Baldwin d, Milford, manufacturer. On En- grossed Bills.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
6. Erastus C. Scranton d, Madison, Pres. Elm City Bank, New Haven. On Roads and Bridges. In the House 1845, '46, '51 and '56.
7. John Brewster r, Ledyard, farmer. On Agriculture ; Hartford Co. Sheriff. In the House 1847 and '51.
8. Joseph G. Lamb r, Norwich, Insurance Broker. On School Fund. Comptroller 1857.
9. David P. Otis r, Salem, merchant. On Humane In- stitutions. In the House 1859.
10. Richard H. Winslow d, Westport, banker. On Fi- nance. In the House 1858.
11. Frederick S. Wildmanr, Danbury, farmer. On Banks; Division Litchfield County. Treasurer 1857. In the House 1854 and '56.
12. * Julius B. Curtis r, Greenwich, lawyer. On Incorpo- rations; New York Boundary. In the Senate 1858.
13. William H. Cogswell r, Plainfield, physician. On New Towns. In the House 1831.
14. * George A. Paine r, Woodstock, merchant. On Edu- cation. In the Senate 1859. In the House 1852.
15. * Hiram Goodwin r, Hitchcocksville, lawyer. On Ju- diciary ; Feder'l Relations. In the House 1836 and '37.
16. Andrew B. Mygatt r, New Milford, merchant. On Military Affairs.
17. John Hopson r, Kent, manufacturer.
18. Gabriel W.Coite d, Middletown. On Mohegan Indians.
19. Edward W. Pratt r, Essex, merchant. On Sale of Lands. In the House 1851.
20. Ephraim H. Hyde r, Ellington, farmer. On Printing.
21. Marcus Lillie r, Coventry, farmer. On State Prison. In the House 1850 and '51.
Allowance of Senators, $2.00 a day.
Clerk, David D. Hoag, New Milford. Pay same as Sena- tors, and $100 extra allowance.
Messenger, Luther P. Gager, Coventry.
Assistant Messenger, William C. Peck, New Haven.
Door-Keepers, Nathan D. Bates, Preston; Wm. Humes, Killingly.
Messengers and Door-keepers allowed the same com- pensation as Senators, and $50 each for extra services.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, MAY, 1860.
SPEAKER, OLIVER H. PERRY, Fairfield, by a vote of 136, to 79 for Henry C. Deming, Hartford.
Allowance $2.50 a day.
TELLERS, Mead, Greenwich; Welch, New Haven; Craw, Norwalk; and Wooster, Essex.
REPRESENTATIVES, with occupations, and Committees of which they were members. ¡ indicates chairman. Those marked * were members in 1858; and į members in previous years. All the others are new members. HARTFORD, *¿ Henry C. Deming d, lawyer. On Judi- ciary; }New York Boundary; Revision of Rules ; Mohegan Indians.
¿Charles H. Northam d, merchant. On Banks.
Avon, Oliver T. Bishop r, farmer. On Railroads.
Berlin, Newton Woodford r, mechanic.
Bloomfield, Jonathan E. Palmer d, lawyer. On ; Sch. Fu. Bristol, Benjamin F. Hawley d, Insurance agent. On New Towns; Engrossed Bills.
Burlington, *Austin Brooks d, farmer. On Agriculture.
Canton, Watson Case r, farmer.
East Granby, Lemuel C. Holcomb d, farmer. Division of Litchfield County.
East Hartford, ¿Samuel E. Chapman r, merchant. Selden Brewer r, farmer.
East Windsor, *Luman S. Allen r, farmer. On R. Md. Wo. *John F. Fitts r, farmer. On Printing.
Enfield, Calvin O. King r, farmer. On Claims. Reuben A. Pease r, farmer.
Farmington, ¿Chauncey Rower, merchant. On ;Hu. Inst. George E. Terry r, lawyer. On ¡Fisheries.
Glastenbury, Millard E. Hower, farmer. On Canv. Votes. Jared Goodrich r, farmer.
Granby, ¿Edmund Holcomb r, attorney. On tRo. & Br.
Edmund A. Holcomb r, farmer.
Hartland, Darius Emmons d, farmer. Munson Merriam d, farmer.
Manchester, Hart Porter d, farmer.
Marlborough, Giles Shattuck d, hotel keeper.
New Britain, ¿Philip Lee d, agent. *Samuel Stanley d, mechanic.
Rocky Hill, William R. Bulkley d, farmer.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Simsbury, Charles L. Roberts, Jr. d, farmer. On Consti- tutional Amendments.
Jeremiah A. Tuller d, farmer. On M. Wom. Rts. Southington, ** Julius B. Savage d, bolt-maker. On Incor. ¿Gad Norton d, farmer. On Education. South Windsor, Samuel E. Elmore r, teacher. On Sale L. Suffield, Aretas Rising r, physician. On Fed'l Relations. Alexander C. Rose r, cigar dealer.
West Hartford, Solomon S. Flagg r, farmer. On Finance. Wethersfield, ¿William Willard r, prison-keeper. On State Prison, (excused); }Division Litchfield County. Reuben C. Osbornr, Ins. broker. On State Prison. Windsor, Elijah S. Alvord d, contractor. On Military Af.
Edwin Griswold d, farmer.
Windsor Locks, Charles Carter d, cigar-dealer. NEW HAVEN, *¿ Harmanus M. Welch d, merchant. On Bks. *John W. Mansfield d, broker. On Finance.
Bethany, *Dwight N. Clark d, farmer. On Railroads. Branford, H. V. C. Holcomb d, physician. On Mil. Aff. Cheshire, ¿Charles Hurd d, manufacturer. On Fisheries. Wm. L. Hinman d, farmer. On +Mil. Aff. (exc'd.) Derby, ¿David W. Plumb r, manufacturer. On ;State Pr. East Haven, Charles A. Bray r, stove-dealer. On Rights of Married Women.
Guilford, Sherman Graves r, mechanic. On Incorporations. #John Hale r, merchant. On t Const. Amendments. Hamden, ¿James M. Ford d, farmer. On Humane Inst. Madison, Sereno H. Scranton r, farmer. On New Towns; · New York Boundary.
Meriden, Andrew J. Coe r, lawyer. On Judiciary. Middlebury, ¿Leonard Bronson r, farmer. On Ro. & Br. Milford, *David L. Baldwin r, merchant. On Sch. Fund. ** Anon Clark r, merchant. On + Claims.
Naugatuck, Stephen C. Warner d, iron-founder. On Print. North Branford, Egbert E. Bishop r, merchant.
North Haven, ** Nelson J. Beach r, farmer. On Sale of Lands, (excused.)
Orange, *Alpheus N. Merwin r, farmer. On Agriculture. Oxford, James A. Buckingham d, farmer.
Prospect, ¿John Gillett r, mechanic. On Sale of Lands. Seymour, Carlos French d, manufacturer.
Southbury, ¿Eli Pierce d, farmer.
Wallingford, Street Jones d, farmer. On Conting. Exp. Henry L. Hall d, farmer.
GENERAL ANDEMBUI.
Waterbury, *James Brown d, manufacturer. On Educa- tion, (excused.) Russell A. Coe d, manufacturer. On Canvass Votes; Education.
Wolcott, Erastus W. Warner d, merch. On Fed. Rela. Woodbridge, *¿ James J. Baldwin d, farmer. On + Unfin- ished Business.
NEW LONDON, Wanton A. Weaver r, merchant. On Bks. Joshua C. Learned r, Ins. agent. On Education. Norwich, John T. Adams r, lawyer. On ;Incorporations. ** Jeremiah Halsey r, lawyer. On tJudiciary ; Revision of Rules ; Mohegan Indians.
Bozrah, William F. Bailey r, farmer. On School Fund. Colchester, Horace Smith r, farmer. On Elections; New York Boundary.
#Elijah Adams r, farmer. On Married Wom. Rts. East Lyme, Orlando C. Gorton r, farmer.
Franklin, Charles T. Hazen d, farmer. On Agriculture. Griswold, Francis S. Young r, machinist.
Groton, ¿Waterman Z. Budington r, mariner.
George W. Ashby r, shipmaster. On Humane Inst. Lebanon, Edwin M. Dolbeare r, farmer. On Ro. & Bri. Silas P. Abell r, farmer. Ledyard, Stiles Crandall d, farmer. On Finance.
Lisbon, Nathan P. Bishop r, farmer. On Const. Amend. Lyme, Horace Ely r, boat-builder. On Military Affairs. Samuel P. Anderson r, farmer.
Montville, Calvin Allyn r, farmer.
North Stonington, *Dudley R. Wheeler r, merchant. On State Prison.
¿Cyrus W. Brown, Jr. r, farmer. On Fisheries. Old Lyme, John M. Chadwick, r.
Preston, Nichols B. Bates r, marine engineer. On Can. V. Austin B. Lathamr, carpenter. On Sale of Lands. Salem, George Pratt r, lawyer. On Railroads; Hartford County Sheriff.
Stonington, Joseph Cottrell r, lumber merch. On Claims. Horace N. Trumbull r, merch. Div. Litchfield Co. Waterford, Lyman Allyn d, farmer. On New Towns. FAIRFIELD, *¿ Oliver H. Perry r, lawyer. SPEAKER. ¿Sherwood Sterling r, merchant. On tBanks. Bridgeport, įJames C. Loomis d, lawyer. On Elections ; Judiciary; N. Y. Boundary; fRts. Mar. Wom. Danbury, David P. Nichols r, merchant. On ;Railroads.
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Thaddeus Bronson r, farmer. On Fisheries. Bethel, Ethel T. Farnum r, hatter. On Roads and Bridges. Brookfield, įJohn Hawley d, farmer. On Agriculture. Darien, #Charles Brownr, farmer. On Div. Litchfield Co. Easton, John S. Rowland d, farmer. On Unfin. Business. Greenwich, *Daniel M. Mead d, lawyer. On Incorpora- tions; Hartford County Sheriff. Amos M. Brush d, merchant.
Huntington, Sam'l P. Buckingham d, mason, On Creden. Monroe, Chas. L. Hubbell d, mechanic. On St. Pr. (exc'd.) New Canaan, ¿Benj. N. Heath r, farmer. On Fed. Rela. New Fairfield, Luther Mead d, farmer. Seat contested
and given to
¿Edwin Hodge r, manufacturer.
Newtown, George W. Bradley d, farmer. On Sch. Fund.
David B. Northrop d, farmer. On State Prison. Norwalk, ** William T. Craw r, builder. On Mil. Aff. Samuel E. Olmsted r, merchant. On Finance; Hartford County Sheriff.
Reading, Jacob Shaw r, farmer. On Humane Institutions. Daniel S. Sanford r, farmer.
Ridgefield, # William Lee r, farmer. On New Towns. John T. Rockwell r, farmer. On +Contingent Ex- penses ; Division Litchfield County.
Sherman, Richard P. Brady r, farmer.
Stamford, Henry M. Humphrey r, physician. On Educa. Isaac S. Jones r, merchant. On Canvass Votes.
Stratford, Henry Dikeman r, builder. On Constitu. Amen. Trumbull, Daniel Curtiss d, mechanic. On Claims. Weston, Joseph S. Godfrey d, farmer.
Westport, #William Burwell d, farmer.
Wilton, ¿Abijah Betts r, merchant. On Sale of Lands. WINDHAM, James Walden r, merch. On Incorporations. William Smith r, mechanic. Brooklyn, John R. Allerton r, farmer. On State Prison. Ashford, Dyer H. Clark r, farmer. On Judiciary. Dwight Lincoln r, tanner. On Railroads.
Canterbury, Walter Smith r, farmer. On ; Credentials. ¿Marvin H. Sanger d, merchant. On Div. Lit. Co. Chaplin, George Martin d, farmer. On Claims.
Eastford, ¿Joseph B. Latham r, millwright. On Sale Lan. Hampton, Lyndon T. Button r, farmer. On Military Aff. Killingly, Thomas J. French r, machinist. On Finance. Jeremiah Hubbard r, farmer.
Plainfield, Wm. Shepard r, farmer. On Hu. Inst. (exc'd.) Caleb Tillinghast r, farmer. On Fisheries. Pomfret, ¿Charles Mathewson r, farmer. On tCanvass Votes ; ¡ Agriculture; New York Boundary. Robert D. Sharpe r, farmer. On Humane Institu. Putnam, Gilbert W. Phillips r, lawyer. On ;New Towns; Elections.
Scotland, Daniel Tracy r, farmer. On School Fund. Sterling, ¿Elisha Gallup d, farmer. On Fed. Relations. Thompson, Caleb B. Crosby r, (deceased April 24.) Ashbury Nichols r, farmer. On Banks. Voluntown, Caleb P. Potter d, manufactu'r. On Ro. & Br. Woodstock, George Bugbee r, farmer. On Education. Abiel May r, farmer. On Constitutional Amend. LITCHFIELD, *Edward W. Seymourid, lawyer. On ;Sale of Lands; Federal Relations.
David Stoddard d, farmer.
Barkhamsted, Hart Doolittle d, carriage-maker. On Rail- roads, (excused.) Philemon Perry d, farmer.
Bethlem, Samuel L. Bloss d, farmer. On Railroads.
Bridgewater, ¿John Peck d, farmer. On Canvass Votes.
Canaan, ¿Daniel Brewster d, farmer. On Ro. and Bri. Colebrook, Henry S. Sawyer r, cotton manufacturer. Lewis M. Terrell d, farmer.
Cornwall, Nathan Hart, Jr. r, farmer. On Banks. Rossiter B. Hopkins r, farmer.
Goshen, ¿Moses Cook r, farmer. On Agriculture. Jonathan R. Thompson r, farmer.
Harwinton, Charles M. Wilson r, farmer. On Debent. Bill. George Gridley r, farmer.
Kent, John Spooner r, farmer.
Morris, William B. Ames d, farmer. On Fisheries.
New Hartford, *David S. Miller r, farmer. On Mil. Aff. William Warner r, mechanic.
New Milford, *Carr Hine r, farmer. On Education. Isaac Reynolds r, hatter. On +Printing.
Norfolk, ¿Robbins Battell r, farmer .- On |Finance; New York Boundary.
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