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COMPANY A, FIFTIETH REGT., SALEM LIGHT INFANTRY. Armory, Franklin Building.
Geo. D. Putnam, Captain. Robert W. Reeves, First Lieutenant. Win. B. Upton, Second Lieutenant.
COMPANY B, SEVENTH REGT., SALEM MECHANIC LIGHT INFANTRY. Armory, Phoenix Building.
Edward H. Staten, Captain. -- , First Lieut. Joseph H. Glidden, Second Lieut.
Divisionary Corps. - Sal m Independent Cadets. Armory, Franklin Building.
John L. Marks, Major. Captain.
-, First Lieut. Second Lieut. Jonathan Kenny, Third Lieut. Thomas H. Johnson, Fourth Lieut. Joseph C. Foster, Ensign.
Salem Light Infantry Veteran Corps.
Organized, Nov. 1862.
James A. Farless, Commaind int. Augustus J. Archer, 1st Lieut. Stephen G. Wheatland, 2d Lieut. Nathan'l B. Perkins, Adjutant. Wmn. Leavitt, Sed'y aud Treas.
ROLL OF COMMISSIONED OFFICERS FROM SALEM,
IN THE THREE YEARS, THREE MONTHS, AND NINE MONTHS SER- VICE, AND IN THE NAVAL SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES.
PREPARED BY WM. D. NORTHEND, ESQ.
The names of those deceased are marked with a ", and of those dis" charged with a t.
OFFICERS IN THREE YEARS SERVICE.
Brigadier Generals. Frederick W. Lander."
Colonels. T. R. Tinnatt, lat Reg. M. HI A Witham Cogswell 2u Rezt. M. V. A F. Devereux, 19.h Regt. M. V.
Lieutenant Colonels. Henry Menist, Bd Root. M. V. Cnas. L. Pei -on, : 9th Regt. M. V. Joseph A. D.lion, 44th Re :t. M. V. John Hodves Jr., 59.h R gt. M. V. Lico. 11. Woods, on Gen. French's staff.
Majors.
IT. C. Symond-, Com Sub. U. S. A. Smog f. Barstow, Gun. Me. Dow- ".Il's stift.
E. A. P. Brewster, 22d Regt. M. V. A. Parker Browne 40th Reg. M. V. C. A. R. Innen, 20 Lat. (white) R. J. ('. Chadwick, Corps d' Afrique. J. Langdon Ward, Gen. A .. drew's Staff.
J. 11. M. Bertinm,t Pay. U. S. V. L R. Stone,t Surgeon 54th M. R.
Captains.
N. W. N. Osborne, 13th Rez U. S. I. D. H. Johnson, Jr., Provost Mar- what 5th Dist. Mass.
A. Ilenel , 3d Regt, Muss. Cav'y. Geo. II. Getchen, 2d R. gt. R. I. C. James Pop , Ist Regt. Mass. H. A. C. H. Mannings,+ 4th Mass. Balty. C. A. Phillips, 5th Mase. Battery. G. R. Butfaut, Penn. Battery.
.J. $ minders,* Ist Co. M. Sh'psh'rs S. S. Buxton*, Ist Rigt. Muss. II.A. " I. E. Wentworth. ted Co. M. S. S. S. C. Oliver, 2d Regt. Mass, 11, A, ) Ed, Upton, 2d Mass. Sharpsh'rs .
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R. B. Brown, 2d Regt. Mass. Vol. E. A. Pnalen, 2d Rugt. Mass. Vol. E. Fitzgerald, 19 h Regt. Mass Vol. T. O'Leary, 9th Regt. Mass. Vol. P. W. Black. 9th Regt. Mass Vol. M. Phalen, 9th Regt. Mtss. Vol. J. F. Devereux, t 11th Regt. M. V. G. W. Batchelder, + 19th R .g. W. V. H. A. Ilate, 19th Rest. Mass. Vol. C. U. Devereux,t 19:h Reg. M. V. W. L. Palmer, 19th Reg. M. V. J. P. Reynolds, Jr., 19ch R g. M. V Chus. F. Walcott,t 2Ist Reg. M. V. Geo. M. Whippl ... + 231 Reg. M. V. Geo. F. Austin,t 24th Reg. M. V. Geo. W. Gardner, 24th Reg. M. V. J. B. Nichols, 24th Regt. Mass Val. Jno. Daland, 24th Rest. Mass. Vol. C. A. Dearborn, Jr., . 3211 Reg M. V. R. skinner, Jr., 40th R .g. M. V. H. F. Danforth, 40th Reg. M. V. S. C. Rose, 40th Regt. Mass. Vol. I. F. Emilio, 54th Regt. Ma-s. Vol. W. D. Mansfield 1 4th Rou N. Y V. G. C. Gray, 178th R gt. N. Y. Vol. W Iter F. Devereux, 8th ' n. R .gt. George F. Devereux, La Regt. C. Moody, Marytard R. et.
S. Hoyt, Com. of Suh. U. S. Vol. P. T. Derby, Corps D'Afrique. P. M Fowler, Corps D'Atrique. T. D. Hodges, C .rps D Afrique. Cnas. H. Frye, Corps D'Aniqn". J. A. Guldthwait Com Sub U. S. V. G. Ames, Com, of Sub. U. S. Val. E. B. W.isan, Chap 24th Reg M. V. J. H. Thayer, t Chup 40th Rig M. V. A. M. Haskell Chap 40th R. g.M. V.
Lieutenants.
C. J. Batchelder,* Unattached Cav. P. D. Allen,* Unattached Cavalry. B. P.ekman.+
Jas. Mille, Unattached Cavalry. S. C. Daston, 14 Regt. MI-4. IL. A. E. Hobb .. Ist Reet. Mass. H. A. Frank Popr, IA R gt. Muss. H. A.
B. C. Harrod, t 1st Regt. Mass. I. A. J. C. Smith,t Ist Reet. MANs. HI. A. F. Grant, 20 Reet. Miss. H. A. J. Pickering, Jr., Un' Miss. H. A. J. M. Parsons, Unnt'd Miss. HI. A. H. Davidson, t 4th Mass. Battery. J. B. Briggs, 4th Muss. Battery.
II. T. Manning, 4th Muss. Battery. C D. Stiles, t 24 Mass. Sharpsh'rs. A. A. E ans.t 2d Mans. Sharpsh'rs. R. Smith, 2d Mass. Shopshooters. E. R. Hill, t 24 Regt. Mass. Vol. G F. Browning, 24 Reg. M. V.I. C. Deunis Mchan, 20 Regt. Mas- Vol. P. E. Redmond, . 9th Rev. M. V. Jno. Doherty, 9th Rygt. Mass. Val. J. O'Donnell, 9th Regt. M .ss. Val. Win. A. Hi4, 19th Ragt. Mass. Vol. C. H. Bates,+ 231 Regt. Mass. Vol. J. R. Lakeman, 21 R g. M. V. J. P. R -s, 23d Regi. Mig. Vol. C. H. Hryward, 23. R g. M. V. Geo. R Einertan, + Ed R-y. M V. C. G. Ward, 24th Regt. Miss. Vol. C. F. W.liam< * 35th R .g. M. V. J. H. W 1.on, 40th Regt. Miss. Vol. A. F. Webb,+ 40th Regt. Mass. Vol. G. C. Bancroft, 40th Rey. M. V. J. H Wehh, t 4th Regt Mass. Vol. Jas. W. Nichols, 40th R.z. M. V. J. II. Pollock, 40th Regr. Mass, Vol. E. S. Stimpson, 55:h R .v. M. V. C. S. Emerton, on Gen. IL.ckman's Stuff.
R. P. Wheeler, on Gen. Hickman's St if:
G. A. Fisher, Signal Corps.
E. S. W.ners, En ineer Corps.
J. A. Emmerton, As't Sur. 231 Reg J. C. Hutz, Corps D'Afrique.
C. C. Coipinan, Corps D'Afrique. Frank Kun all. Corps D'Afrique. B. S. Calef, on Gen. Birney's stuff. W. P. Sireve, on Gen. Birney's Staff.
A. F. Walcott, on Gen. Ferraro's Staff.
OFFICERS IN THREE MONTHS SERVICE IN 1861.
Lieutenant Colonels.
G. HI. Peirson, 5th Reg. M. M. Captains.
Edward II. Staten, 5 h Regt M. M. Henry F. Duntorto. 5th Reg. M. M. A. F. Devereux, 8th Rep. M. M.
Lieutenants.
L .. E. Wentworth, 5'h R-g. M. M. Charles D. Stiles, 5th Reg. M. M. Geargr F. Austin, sth R .g. M. M. E. A. P. Brewster, 8th R .g. M. M. Geo. D. Putnamn, 8th Reg. M. M.
OFFICERS IN NINE MONTHS SERVICE IN 1862 OR 1863.
Colonels.
Geo. H. Peirson, 5th Reg. M. M. Majors.
G. Wheatland, Jr., 48th Reg M. M. J. Hodges, Jr., 30th Reg. M. M. Captains. G. D. Putnam, 50th Reg. M. M. J. L. Ward, 50th Reg. M. M.
Lieut. nants.
C. Sanders, 48 h Reg. M. M. C. J. Lee, 48 h Reg. M. M. J. F. Ford, 48th Reg. M. M. S. S. Barrett, 48th Reg. M. M. R. W. Reeves, 50th R.v. M. M. W. B. Unton, 5th R .g. M. M. E. P. Phillips, 30th R g. M. M. II. W. Durgin, Quaut'r 48th Reg.
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OFFICERS IN SERVICE AT FORT WARREN IN 1862.
Salem Cadets.
Major John I .. Mirks. Cipt. Jan ph A. Dalton.
Lieu'. Richard Skinner, Jr.
Lien . & neph C. Fo-t.r.
Lent. Thomas 11. Johnson,
Lient. J.mathi A. K-nnv,
Lieut. John Pickeri g, Jr.
Salem Mechanics Light Infantry.
Capt. Elwad HI. Stuten. J.i ut. Isaac S. Nor es. Lieut. Joseph M. Pars mns ..
Office s in the U. S. Navy.
Win. C. Rogers, neting Vol. Lieut. Win. G. Salt mstill. act'e Vol. Lt. 1 .. n. D. Von: hi s, vet'g Vol. Lt. J. Winu, tacting Vol. Lt.
S. Mos ley aring Vol. Mister.
C. Endicott, t acting Vol. Moter. T. W. Hutchinson, trong Vol. M. II. C. P tman, t acting Vol. Mu. W. G. Nuding, neting Val. Mister. R. G. Lee, acting Vol. Master.
A. A. Ward, acting Vol. Master. C. F. Hrch, uciing Vol. Ensign. J. S Willums, acting Vol. Ensign. C. M.H t. 2d, noti g Vol Eu-i;n. F. M.tlet, acting Vol. Ens gn. F. R. Webb, acting Vil. Ensign. Win. S. Putuam.tarting Val. En. C. P. Lucene . atting Val. En. C Wilkins, acting Vol. Eusign. J. H. Lnscomb, tac.ing Vol. En. J. K. Winn, acting Vol. En. A Jack-on, acting Vol. Eusign. T. Chishotin, neting Vol. Ensign. John Waters, acting Vol. Ensign. I. P. Smith, acting Vor. Ensign. R. H Carey, acting Vol. En-ign.
G. O. Fabens, act ue Vol. Ensign, C. Buver, acting Vol. Ensign.
C. II. Peirce, acting Vol. Ensign. Cha. les Biker, Engineer. Charles Fisher, Eng'neer. F. L. Mi ler, Ass't Engineer. J. B. Safford. A.s' Engineer. Win. S. Nenle, A''t Engineer. J. L. Fox, Surgeun U. S. Navy. S. F. Quunby,t Vol. Ass't Surgeon +B. S . Price, acting Ass't Paymas
EXPRESSES.
Savory & Co.'s Eastern, Boston, and Southern Express
Leaves Salem, No. 7 Washington St., at 9 and 11 A. M., and 23 P. M. Leaves Boston, Railroad Exchange, Court Square, 11} A. M., and 25 and 5 P. M.
Expresses leaving Savory and Co's Office, No. 7 Wash. St.
Abbott's, South Danvers, 10 A. M., and 4 P. M.
Canney & Co., Union & Wakefield, N. H., leave daily, 8 A. M.
Eastern Express Co., all parts State of Maine, 72 A. M., and 3} P. M.
Gillett & Co., Newburyport & Rowley, 3} and 5} P. M. Marshall's, Manchester and Essex, 12 P. M.
Marshall's, N. Danvers, 1 P. M.
Haskins's, Rockport, 42 P. M.
Jackson & Co.'s, Portsmouth, 3 and 42 P. M.
Fitz's, Ipswich, 3 P. M.
Page's, Gloucester, 42 P. M.
B. SAVORY.
T. T. SAVORY.
Saunders's Salem and Lawrence Express.
Office, 10 Washington, corner Front Street.
Leaves Lawrence in the morning and noon trains. Leaves Salem in the forenoon and afternoon trains.
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Simon's Salem and Boston Express. Office, No. 27 Front Street.
Leaves Salem at 11 A. M., and 8 Court Street, Boston, at 3& P. M.
Salem and Lynn Express ..
Charles Parshley. Office, 15 Central Street.
Moulton's Sulem and Boston Express. Office, 10 Washington Street. Baraden's Bostom and Salem Express.
Office, basement Asiatic Building. Boston and Salem Express .. Joseph Potter, 34 Front Street.
Merritt & Co.'s Express and Transportation Line.
No. 14 Washington Street, Salem.
All business entrusted to this line will receive prompt and faithful attention.
Office in Boston, No. 5 Merchant's Row.
Sargent's Salem and Lowell Express. Office, 14 Washington Street. Leave Salem, at 9.40 A. M., and 52 P. M.
Webler's, South Danvers, 13 Central Street .. Stone's, Beverly, 13 Central Street .. Burnham's, Lynn, 13 Central Street ..
City Express .. R. Muchmore, 8 Church Street ..
STAGES.
A stage for Boston leaves the Essex House every Sunday ". at 41 P. M. Leaves Boston every Sunday, at 9 A. M.
General Stage Office, 13 Central Street.
For Georgetown and Haverbill, leaves 13 Central Street, Salem, daily (Smidays excepted), at 2 P. M. Returning, arrives in salem at -1} P. M.
S. W. SPALDING, Proprietor.
For Gloucester, leaves 13 Central Street every day (Sun- days exceptd), at 24 P. M., and anives in Salemat . 0g .M.
J. C. TRASK, Proprietor.
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For North Danvers, leaves 13 Central Street, six times daily.
S. W. SPALDING, Proprietor ..
For Tapleyville and Danvers Centre, a coach leaves 13 Central Stret, Salem at 93 A. M., and 3g and 62 P. M .-- Leaves North Danvers at 73 A. M , and 12] and 5 P. M. E. A. PERKINS, Proprietor ..
TAXATION IN SALEM.
The rate of Taxation in Salem for 1863, is 104 cents per $100. The valuation is as follows : -
Real estate, .
$6,830,700
Perso. al estate,
7,758,000
$14,588,700
Ratable polls, 4346.
State tax. . .
$39,384,00.
County tax, .
16.3-5 43
City tax, . .
102,472,05
$ 58.241.43
Valuation, 1860
$:4,423,370
1863,.
14,5-8,700
Increase in three years,
$.05,330
ESSEX COUNTY TEACHER'S ASSO- CIATION.
Organized at Topsfield, Dec. 3. 1830.
Meetings are held semi-annually, on the Friday and Saturday following the annual Fast in April, and the third Friday and saturday of October, at such places as may be designated at the previous meetieg.
Officers elected, April. 1863. Alphens Crosby, Salem, President; Goo. A. Walton, Lawrence, Vice President ; Nathaniel Hills, Danvers, Recording Secretary; T. G. Con- ter, Lynn, Corresponding Secretary; Elmer Valentine, Salem, Treasurer. 11. Moor, Lynn; E. H Hammond, Haverhill; W. K. Vaill, Gloucester; W ". Todd, New bury- p .rt; H. S. Boltwood, Lawrence; S. Peabody, Newbury- port ; T. HI. Busvar, Salem ..
ESSEX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Incorporated, June 19th, 18:8
Exhibitions held amnally in the month of September. The Society is receiving from year to year large access ions to its list of members; about 1500 names are on its euto- logue.
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This Society was the first in the State to publish in de- tail its transactions, -which have now extended to six large octavo volumes, containing much valuable informa- tion to the agricnlturist.
A Library was commenced in the autumn of 1849, which now numbers about one thousand volumes, deposited in P'Imamer Hall, Sale m.
In 1858 the Society came into possession of a valuable farm of 150 acres in Topsfield, beqneathed to it by the late Dr Treadwell, of Salem, for experimental purposes.
The following is the list of officers for 1863-4, -
Joseph How, Methuen, President; Lewis Allen, South Danvers; Jeremiah Colman, Newburyport; David Choate, Essex ; Royal A. Merriam, Topsfield, Vice Presidents. William Sutton, South Danvers, Treasurer; Charles P. Preston, Danvers, Secretary.
Honorary Trustees.
James H. Duncan, Haverhill; John W. Proctor, South Danvers; Richard S. Fay, Lynn; Daniel Adams, Newbury; Allen W. Dodge, Hamilton.
Trustees.
Hazen Ayer, Sonth Danvers; Jonathan Berry, Middle- ton; Robert Brookhouse, Jr., Salem; William Cogswell, Bradford; Richmond Dole, Georgetown; Fancis Dodge Danvers; Thomas P. Gentlee, Manchester; John M. Ives, Salem; John B. Jenkins, Anover; John Keely, Haverhill; Joseph Ki tredge, North Andover; Cyrus W. Lord, Bever- ly ; 1. Osgood Loring, North Andover; Lambert Maynard, Bradford; Samuel A. Merrill, Salem; Joseph Nowell, West Newbury; Josiah Newhall, Lynnfield; Joshua 1. Newhall, Newburyport ; William Osborn. Lynn; Jona. F. Phillips, Swamp-cott; Edward H. Pearce, Gloucester; William R. Putman, Danvers; Charles Rogers. West New- bury ; Joseph Ross, Ipswich; Paul Titcomb, Newbury ; Bemjamin P. Ware, Marblehead; E. S Williams, New- buryport; Enoch Wood, Boxford; Jolm Whittredge, Hamilton.
COURTS AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
Supreme Judicial Court.
Geo.T. Bigelow, Boston, Chief Justice, Salary, $4,500
Associate Justices.
Charles A. Dewey, Northampton, 66 4,000
Theron Metcalf, Boston,
4,000
Pliny Merrick, Boston,
4,000
Eben. R. Hoar, Concord,
4,000
Rev. A. Chapman, Springfield,
4,000
Charles Allen, Boston, Reporter.
Dwight Foster, of Worcester, Attorney General.
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Asahel Huntington, Clerk of the Courts for the County of Essex. (Office in the Court House, Salem.)
This Court is held at Salem, on the third Tuesday of April, and first Tuesday of November.
Superior Court.
Charles Allen, Worcester, Chief Justice, Salary, $3,200; Julius Rockwell, Pittsfield; Otis P. Lord, Salem; Marcus Morton. Jr., Andover; Ezra Wilkinson, Dedham; Henry Vose, Boston; Seth Ames, Boston; Thomas Russell, Bos- ton; John P. Putman, Boston; Lincoln F'. Brigham, Bos- ton, Associate Justi es, $3,500.
This Court is held for civil business. at Salem, on the first Monday of June and December ; at Newburyport, on the first Monday of September. at Lawrence, on the first Monday of March ; and for criminal business, at Salem on the fourth Monday of January : at Newburyport, on the second Monday of May ; and at Lawrence, on the second Monday of October.
A A. Abbott, of South Danvers, District Attorney for Essex County.
Court of Probate and Insolvency for Essex County.
George F. Choate. of Salem, Judge.
A. C. Goodell. Salem, Register.
James Ropes, Salem, Assistant Register.
The records are kept at the office of the Register in the Granite Court House, in Salem.
The Pr. bate Court sits as follows : -
Salem, first Tuesday in every month. Ipswich, third Tuesday in March and September: Newburyport, third Tuesday in January, February. April June, July, October, and Pec. ; Gloncester, second Tuesda in Apri' and Oct .; Haverhill, third Tuesday in May, and November; Jaw- rence second Tuesday in January, February, March, June, September, November, and December.
The Court of Insolvency sits in the Insolvency Court- room, in the Granite Court Honse in Salem, on the second and fourth Mondays of every month; in Lawrence and Newburyport. on the same days on which the Probate Court is held in those cities respectively.
County Commissioners. - Abram D. Wait, Ipswich, Chairman. James Kimball, Salem, ; J. B. Swett, Haver- hill.
Special Commissioners. - John Danforth Jr., Lynnfield. Jolin B. Jenkins. Andover.
Clerk of County Commissioners. - Asahel Huntington, Salem.
Their meetings are held as follows : - At Ipswich, on the second Tuesday of April; Salem, second Tuesday of July; Newburyport. second Tuesday of October; Law- rence, last Tuesday in August, and on the fourth Tuesday of December, at Salem, Ipswich, or Newburyport, as may be determined at the preceding meeting.
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County Treasurer. - A. W. Dodge, Hamilton. Office, Court House, Salem.
Regi ter of Deeds, - Ephraim Brown, Salem. Office, Court House, Salem.
Sheriff of Essex County. - James Cary, Lawrence.
Deputy Sheriff's-John Rowell Amesbury ; Samuel G. Bean, Andover; Charles H. Adams Danvers; Ezra Per- kins, Jr., Essex; Otis Thompson. Geo. W. Boynton, Georgetown; Phineas E. Davis, Haverhill ; Joseph Spiller, Ipswich; Leonard Stoddard, Alanson Briggs, Lawrence; Charles Merritt, Lynn, John Dixey, Salem; John Aker- mata, James W. Cheney, Newburyport; Henry Demis, Rockport; Daniel Potter, Salem; Stephen Upton, South D'univers.
Jolm Dixey, Jail Keeper in Sa'em.
John Akerman, Juit keeper in Newburyport,
John D. Cross Keeper of House Correction in Ipswich.
James Cary, Keeper of Jail and House of Correction in Lawrence.
Coroner in S dem. - Eben N. Walton.
Masters in Chancery for Essex County. - George F. Chowe, William G. Choate, 251 Essex St. Salem; Dan Weed. 24 Washington Street, Salem; N. W. Harmon, Lawrence.
Noturies Public in Salem. - Daniel P. Fitz, Joseph Cloutman, William C. Endicott, James A. Gillis, Ephraim F. Mil er, J. B. F. Osgood, David Roberts, Thomas M. Stimpson, Jona. F. Worcester, Joseph G. Waters, S. P. Webb, Dan Weed, Stephen G. Wheatland.
Commissioners for other States. - J. B. F Osgood, for California, Iowa, and New York. William C. Endicott, for Michigan. J. W. Perry for Maine. David Roberts, for Maine, Rhode Island, and Louisiana. R. S. Rantoul, for Illinois, Iowa, New York, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. S. P. Webb, for California, Illinois, Pennsyl- vania, Maine, Indiania, New York, Iowa, New Hampshire, Andrew B. Almon, Province of New Brunswick.
Commissioners to Qualify Civil Officers .- Jolm Chapman, Asahel Huntington, Alfred Kimball, Charles Kimball, Jo- seph B. F. Osgood, Dan Weed, George Wheatland, Henry Whipple.
Justices throughout the Commo. wealth .- Alfred A. Ab- bott, Albert G. Browne, John Chapman, George R. Choate, Caleb roote, Asahel Huntington, Chas. Kimball, Otis P. Lord, Wm. D. Northend, Henry K. Oli er, J. B. F. Osgood, Jonathan C. Perkins, Stephen 1. Phillips.
Justices of the Peace and Quorum .- Sam'l P. Andrews, Benj. F. Browne, Joseph S. Cabot, George H. Devereux, Stephen B. Ives, Jr., Eben W. Kimball, N than'l J. Lord, Ephraim F. Mi ler, David Roberts, Augustus D. Rogers, Nath'l silsbee, Chas. W. Upham, Joseph G. Waers, Ste- phen P. Webb, Dan Weed, George Wheatland, Henry Whipple,
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Justices of the Peace .- Nathaniel K. Allen, Andrew B. Almon, Joseph Andrews, Win. Archer, Jr., Eleazer Austin, Sidney C. Bancroft, Chas H. Bates, John Bertram, Robert Brookhouse, Geo. F. Brown, Ephraim Brown, J. Vincent Browne, John T. Burnham, Samuel B. Buttrick, Michael Carleton, John Carlton, John Chadwick, George F. Chever, William G. Choate, William S. Cleveland, Jos. Cloutman, William Cogswell, Humphrey Cook, Francis Cox, George R. Curwen, Joseph A. Palton, Henry Derby, Humphrey Devereux. John F. Devereaux, John Dwyer, Jolm D. Ea- ton, William C. Endicott, John G. Felt, Geo. F'. Flint, Wm. H. Foster, James A. Gillis, A. C. Goode!] Jr., Benjamin A. Gray, Henry B. Groves, Leonard B. Harrington, Maik Haskell, Wm. P. Hayward, Moses Hill, Edward Hodges, Thorndike D. Hodges, Nath'l J. Holden, John Jewett. Al fred Kimball, Charles A. Kimball, David B. Kimball, Eben W. Kimball, James Kimball, Edward H. Knight, Joseph S. Leavitt, Geo. R. Lord, George B. Loring, William Mack, Samuel Mackintire, William Maynes, James MeGeary, Wm. S. Messervy, George L. Newcomb, Gilbert G. Newhall, Da- vid Nichols, John H. Nichols, Thos. Nichols, Jr., William Northey, Charles S. O good, Robert Osgood, Jeremiah Page, William W. Palmer, John Brooks Parker, William B. Parker, Ira J. Patch, Edward H. Payson, Francis Lea- body, George Peabody, Robert Peele, Aaron Perkin-, I an'l Perkins, Jonathan Perley, Jairu. W. Perry, Willard P. Phillips, Thomas P. Pingiee, Horatio G. Pope, Daniel Pot- ter, Chas. A. Putnam, Lavid Putnam, Perley Pumnam, Mo- ses D. Randall, Robert S. Rantoul, Joseph J. Rider, St: at- ton W. Robertson, James Ropes, Charles Sewall, George H. Smith, Henry B. Smith, James C. Stimpson, Thomas M. Stimpson, Augustus Story, Gilbert L. Stree er, Charles E. Symonds, John D. Symonds, Nathaniel D. Symonds, Nath'l G. Symonds. J. Hardy Towne, William P. Upham, George Upton, Abbott Walker, E! en N. Walton. Win. D. Waters, Benjamin Webb, Nathaniel Weston, Henry Wheatland, Stephen G. Wheatland, John Whipple, Henry L. Williams, Jonathan F. Worcester, Isaac Wy man.
Police Court.
Joseph G. Waters, Justice.
Stephen P. Webb, Jos. B. F. Osgood, Associate Justices.
Samuel P. Andrews, Clerk.
The Police Court is held in the Court Room in Police Station, 11 Front Street, for grimnal business, every day at 9 o'clock, 1. M .; and for civil business on 2d and 4th Wed- nesday in each month, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Michael Carleton, William P'. Upham, Public Adminis. trutors.
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ELECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS.
NOVEMBER 3, 1863.
Vote for Governor in Salem. - Andrew. 1226; Paine, 421.
Representatives to Legislature from Salem .-- George F. Brown, N. J. Holden, Chas. W. Palfrey, Thos. H. Prime.
Senators from Essex County .- Darwin E. Ware, Marble- head; Israel W. Andrews, Danvers; Thomas Wright, Lawrence; Henry Carter, Bradford; John I. Baker, Bev. erly.
Representative to Congress from 5th District .- John B. Alley of Lynn.
RAILROADS.
From Boston through Salem, to Portsmouth. EASTERN RAILROAD.
Depot in Boston, on Causeway, foot Friend and Canal Streets.
Directors. - George M. Browne, President; G. M. Browne, of Boston; Samuel Hooper, of Boston; Franklin Haven, of Boston; Benjamin E. Bates, Boston; Micajah Lunt, of Newburyport; Henry Williams, salem; Win. L. Dwight, Portsmouth. J, Prescott, Superintendent, Som- erville.
ESSEX RAILROAD. From Salem to Lawrence.
This road is under the management of the Eastern Rail- road.
SOUTH READING BRANCH RAILROAD.
From Danvers to the Boston and Maine R. R. at South Reading. Directors same as Eastern Railroad Company.
SALEM AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
This road is leased and operated by the Boston and Low- ell R. R. Company.
DANVERS RAILROAD.
From Danvers to South Reading. This road is managed by the Boston and Maine Railroad Company.
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
American Telegraplr, Office Eastern Railroad Depot; Miss S. E. Webb, Minager. Independent Line, Asiatic Building ; Miss Lizzie I'. Cox, Operator.
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INDEX TO THE ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Agricultural. Ware- houses. Adams, Richardson & Co., ...... 37 Jumes A. Farless, .... back colored Henry Hal.,. .36
Ale, Porter, &c.
D. J. Carruth & Co., ..
16
Amusements.
Boston Musenm.
Apothecaries.
James Emerton,.
.45
George P. Farrington,.
....
C. H. & J. Price, .inside back cover
T. A. Sweetser,.
99
Artists' Materials.
M. J. Whipple & Co.,.
7
Auctioneers.
William Archer jr.,.
31
D. F. McGilvray & Co.,
11
Baker.
Henry Lee,
39
Bell Hangers.
Charles Phelps,.
..... buck colored
A. E. Rowe & Co.,
25
Belting.
Edward Page & Co.,.
6
Blacksmiths.
Cox & Averill,
.74
Zina Goodell,
75
John Nichols ...
75
James Perkins,
.21
Francis L. Per y
.74
Daniel P. Wier,
75
Blank Book Manuf.
J. Perley, jr.,
45
Bookbinders.
J. Perley, jr.,
45
Books and Stationery. C. A. Beck ford, ....... front colored D. B. Brooks & Brother, front cover Otis ( lupp, 7
G. M. Whipple & A. A. Smith, front colored
Boot and Shoe Maker. John II. Carty, .86
Boots, Shoes, & Rubbers
Abraham Bennett,
48
Thomas Bott,
.52
John H. Carty
86
Harrison O. Flint,.
.53
Aaron T. Low
53
T. O'Connell
.53
Theron Palmer ...
53
S. L. Prime (manuf.)
52
W. J. Walton.
102
Botanic Medicines.
C. W. C. Grant.
17
Boxes.
( Paper.)
Bay State box Factory,
11
Joseph P. Grose
20
Brassfounder.
H. N. Stone,.
8
Brewer.
S. B. Winn,
76
Broker.
William Archer. jr.,.
. ..
34
Cabinet Maker.
H. & H. G. Hubon (coffins) ..
...
78
Candles. ( Sperm.)
E. Seccomb,
.84
Card Engraving.
N. S. Dearborn
17
Carpet Dealer.
Willard Goldthwaite,.
43
Carpenters.
G. A. & C. A. Brown,
71
Devereux Dennis ..
69
John S. Edwards,
65
Win. C. Il anond,
.72
James A. Smith,
70
Carpetings.
Willard Goldth waite, ..
43
Carriage Builders.
Gilman Andrews,.
68
Carriage and Sign Painters.
Moses Davidson & Co., .....
.68
John C. Blaney.
.103
Carriages and Sleighs.
William Chase, .....
... front colored
Carriage Smith.
Daniel P. Weir,
75
Cement.
Wm. P. Goodhue,
GO
Charcoal.
....
.67
R. C. Manning & Co.,.
...
Charts and Nautical
Works.
Henry Whipple, ...... front colored
256
SALEM DIRECTORY.
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
Battis & Brown, ....
6!
J). J. Carruth & Co ...
.6
Claim Agent.
John W. Port r.
50
Cloaks and Mantillas.
A. J. A cher & Co ..
42
J. B. & S. D Shepard,
.41
Francis W. Tuttle
Clothing and Farni ing Goods.
Abraham B uneti,,. .48
S. R. Bott,
Win. B. Brown,.
47
w. H. Burbeck,
88
MacaHar, Williams, & Parker .. . X
F. S. Peck, ..
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