THE 


NEW-HAMPSHIRE 

ANNUAL  EEGISTEE, 

ASTi 

UNITED  STATES  CALENDAR, 

FOR  THE  Yf^AU 

1861. 

BY    G.    PARKER   LYOX. 


Xo,  Xli.— \'o.  XVII.  Xew  Series. 

The  earliest  Register  published  was  for  1772;  and  afterward 

(now  known  to  have  been  published)  were  for  the  years 

1787.  -SS,  "89,  •94,  "95,  "96,  '97,  '98,  180().  and  annually 

since — making  the  aggregate  of  70  numbers. 

The  numbering  commenced  with  1822 

—the  New  Series  with  1845. 


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PRINTED  BY  M  PARLA>-D  &   JENKS. 


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1861 


LIBRARY 


taxes.  "  .  ■  

Inroici'  or  Valuation  Kocord  Book^.  witli  prhi.'vd 
heofls,  Iroin  time  to  ciol.t  (,uiri-.s  for  tlic  u>c  of  towns. 

Blank  Krcord  Book<«,  witli  priiitod  forms,  and  ruled,  tor 
Deeds  ol  J  ersoiial  I'lopertN .     I'Jain  JJecord  Jlooks,  nile<i. 

The  .Ve\v-IIaiup!«hire  Highway  Siir«e}or*.>«  Af- 
*;**!'"'  *^****»*'  *'^^'^''^"  edition,  containing  tlie  law  relatiutf  to 
tlieir  official  duties,  with  blank  pages  for  tlie  nanus  of  thost- 
taxed,  and  the  Surveyors  accounts  with  the  same. 


THE 


NEW-HAMPSHIRE 

ANNUAL  REGISTER, 

AND 

UNITED  STATES  CALENDAR, 


FOR  THE  YEAR 


1801. 


BY   G.   PARKER  LYOl!^, 


No.  XL..— No.  XVII.  New  Series. 

The  earliest  Register  published  was  for  1772 ;  and  afterward 

(now  known  to  have  been  published)  were  for  the  years 

1787,  '88,  '89,  '94,  '95,  '96,  '97,  '98,  1800,  and  annually 

since — making  tne  aggregate  of  70  numbers. 

The  numbering  commenced  with  1822 

— the  New  Series  with  1845. 


CONCOED : 
PUBLISHED   BY   G.   PARKER   LYON. 

PRINTED  BY  M'FARLAND  &  JEITKS. 


G.  PARKER  LYON, 

CONCORD,   N.  H., 

S(irk-ne;/'s  Block  (up  stairs);  cntravce  directlij  opposite  the  north- 

faat  gate  to  the  State  Capitol,  Main  Str^rt.  orer 

John  /'.  Johnson's  Store. 

Record  Buok-N^  for  tlie  Itecord  of  3Iarriage8,  Births  and 
Deaths,  according  to  the  law  of  1858,  -with  2^rinfed  heads,  and 
ruled  in  a  manner  best  calculated  to  facilitate  tlie  readiness  and 
correctness  of  recording. 

A  Guide  to  Ollicer.s  of  To^viik,  Korirni  edition,  hv  S.  X. 
Bkll.  Counsellor  at  Law.     I'rice  si .('•<». 

Justice  aud  ShcriflV  TJmu)  edition,  enlarged ;  witli  a  copi- 
ous and  convenient  Index.  My  i>.  y,.  ISki/l,  Counsellor  at  Law. 
The  work  contains  5G1  pages,  including  1.2(j<i  useful  forms.  Trice. 
Si. 30. 

Xciv^IIainp.ohirc  Probate  Directory, .skcoxd edition, 
bv  IIOKACK  CiiASK,  late  Judge  of  Trobate  for  the  county  of 
Merrimack. 

Xcw-Haiii|».<iliire  Reportiii,  15  vols.  Vols.  16,  17,  18.  not 
as  yet  published:  vols.  19  and  20  are  published,  and  Avhich  com- 
plete the  decisions  for  the  vears  1848  and  1849.  Foster-s  Keports 
Ito  11,  or  vols.  21to31X.ir.lteports:  82  to  37,  (Fogg.  IJeporter) 
38  and  39  (Chandler  Itejiorter). 

Gilcliri<<ir<4  Digci^t  of  first  12  vols.  oC  X.  If.  IJeport-. 

B»?ll'!4  Digest  of  15  subsequent  vols. 

L*a\vyer'.«i    Docket s,  with  printed  hnids.   varying  in  si^es 
fi'Oni  one  (|uiie  to  live,  and  on  good  (juality  nf  i)iipeV. 
"    Shcrifl'^M  DockeiN,  with  print  tit  hn'ids.  unii  ruled,  giving 
the  greatest  conveiiionci'  of  entries. 

Invoice  or  Valuation  Books,  with  printed  heads,  of 
sizes  to  contain  l.Vi,  300.  400.  .500,600.  800,  &c..  of  names  of  tliose 
asses.sed. 
Check  Lists,  with  printed  heads.  an<l  ruled:  also  ruled   lor 
checking  names. 

^TeM'^IIanipshire  Collector's  Tax»Book,  containing 
the  Law.  A\'arr;uit.  and  ruled  ])a]ier  for  the  entry  of  names  and 
taxes.  -  " 

Invoice  or  Vailnation  Record  Books,  with  y>/'/;<.V(/ 
heads,  from  three  to  eight  (|uires.  for  the  use  of  towns. 

Blank  Record  Hooks,  with  ]trinted  forms,  and  ruled,  for 
Deeds  of  J'ersonal  rro]ierty.     I'lain  JJecord  Jlooks,  ruletl. 

Tlie  Vciv-IIaiupsliire  IligliM-ay  Surveyor's  Ac- 
count Book,  KOUnTH  edition,  containing  the  law  relating  to 
their  official  duties,  with  blank  pages  for  the  names  of  those 
taxed,  aud  the  .Surveyor's  accounts  with  the  same. 


THE 


NEW-HAMPSHIRE 


AMUAL  REGISTER, 


UNITED  STATES  CALENDAR, 


FOR  THE  YEAR 


1861. 


BY   G.   PARKER  LYOISr. 


No.  XL.-Xo.  XVII.  ]Vew  Series. 

The  earliest  Register  published  was  for  1772 ;  and  afterward 

(now  known  to  have  been  published)  were  for  the  years 

1787,  '88,  '89,  "94,  '95,  '96,  '97,  '98,  1800,  and  annuaUy 

since— making  the  aggregate  of  70  numbers. 

The  numbering  commenced  with  1822 

—the  New  Series  with  1845. 


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PRINTED  BY  M'^ARLAITD  &  JENK8. 


Entered  according  to  an  act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  1860, 

BY    G.    PARKEB    LYON, 

In  the  Clerk's  Office  of  the  District  Court  of  Xew-Hampshire. 


INDEX 


Academies, 132 

Appropriations  (Legislative),  28 

Attorney s-at-Law 3o 

Asylum"for  lusane 136 

Board  of  Education, 131 

Biblical  Institute, 135 

Banks, 138-145 

Calendar  Pages, 5-16 

Change  of  Otlicers, 34 

Chandler  School, 135 

City  Officers,  Manchester,..  .117 
'•        "  Portsmouth,..  .118 

"        "  Concord 119 

"        "  Kashua,.. 119 

"        "  Dover, 120 

Commissioners  of  Schools,.  .131 
"  Kailroads,  150 

Banks 138 

"  Insurance, 148 

Cattle,  Diseases 28 

Commissioners    resident    in 

New-Hampshire,  45 

In  other  States,  42 

Courts,  Supreme  Judicial,...  29 

Probate, 32 

U.  S.  District 159 

Clerks  of  Supreme  Judicial,  29 
County  Officers— 

Rockingham, 47 

Strafford, 57 

Belknap 58 

Carrol!,. 61 

Merrimack, 65 

Hillsborough, 72 

Cheshire, 79 

Sullivan 83 

Grafton,' 87 

Coos,... 94 

County  Solicitors, 29 

Courts,  days   of  sitting,  see 
Cal.  pages,  also  Law  of,.. .  30 

Dartmouth  College, 133 

Eclipses  for  1861. 4 

Government  of  N.  H., 21 

Council, 21 

Senate, 21 

Representatives, 22 

Government  of  U.  S., 158 

Senate  of  U.  S., 161 

Representatives 162 

Historical  Society,  N.  H.,.  ..135 
Insurance  Companies,. .  .148-149 


Inspectors  of  Flour, 121 

of  Hops, 121 

"  of  Fish 121 

Judiciary,  Justices, 29 

Judges,  l^robate, 31 

Judiciary,  U.  S., 159 

Literary  Institutions, 132 

Militia  "of  N.H., "" 

Officers,  1st  Regiment,. . 

"       Veterans, 

"        Horse    Guards,  99 
Returns  of  Companies,  100 
Statement  of  Organiza- 
tion  100 

Medical  Society, 112 

Ministers  in  N."  H., 102-111 

Ministers,  Foreign 160 

Newspapers  in  N.  H., — 164-165 

Notaries  Public, 40 

Obituary,  167 

Physicians, 112-11 

Post-Offices— Postmasters,. .  .154 

Postage  Laws. 157-158 

Registers,  Probate, 

Savings  Banks, 145 

State  Institutions : 
Asylum  for  the  Insane, ...  .136 
House  of  Reformation,...  .13 

State  Prison, 137 

Statistics : 

Acts  passed  in  1692, 17 

Note  from  Blackstone,. . . .  1~ 
Act  in  favor  of  Treasurer,  18 
Act    to    establish    a  Post- 
Office 19 

Sheriffs — Coroners — Jailers — 

Rockingham, 53 

Strafford, 54 

Belknap, 60-61 

Carroll,  64 

ilerrimack, 71 

Hillsborough 78 

Cheshire 82-83 

Sullivan, 86 

Grafton, 93 

Coos 97 

Teachers'  Association, 131 

Town  Police  Courts, 121 

Town-Clerks, 122-130 

Traveling  Fees, 27 

Votes  for  Governor, 122-130 


ECLIPSES   IN   1861 


OJan.  lOth.      ©July  7th.        ^Dec.  17th.       ©Dec.  Slst. 

There  -will  be  f(yu,r  Eclipses  this  year— three  of  the  Sun  and  one 

of  the  Moon. 

I.  The  first  will  be  an  annular  Eclipse  of  the  Sun,  January,  the 
10th  day,  10  o'clock  and  86m.  in  the  evening,  invisible  to  any  part 
of  the  United  States.    Moon's  Lat.  9'  47,  descending. 

II.  The  second  will  also  be  an  annular  Eclipse  of  the  Sun,  July 
the  7th  day,9h.  20m.  in  the  evening,  invisible  to  any  part  of  North 
America. 

III.  The  third  will  be  a  ])artial  Eclipse  of  the  Moon,  December, 
17th  day,  3b.  24m.    Apparent  time,  in  the  morning,  and  visible 

IV.  The  fourth  and  last  during  the  year  will  be  of  the  Sun,  De- 
cember the  31st,  9h.  6m.  in  the  morning.  Middle  of  the  Eclipse 
8h.  13m. ;  end,  9h.  5m.  Duration,  Ih.  62m.  Quantity  eclipsed,  < 
digits,  and  a  fraction  more  on  the  southerly  limb  of  the  sun.  This 
eclipse  will  be  central  and  total  in  Long.  28°  44  W.  of  Greenwich 
and  Lat.  8«  57'  N. 


CHRONOLOGICAL.  CYCLES  FOR   1861. 

Dominical  Letter F 

Golden  Number 19 

Epact 18 

Solar  Cycle 22 

Roman  Indictiou 4 

Julian  Period 6,574 


1861.]       JANUARY,  1  st  Month— 31  days. 


Length  of  Days. 


D.   H.U. 

18  54] 
2|8  54 
3  8  56, 

4|8  56 


Q.lH.M.||D.jH.M   I|d.|h.M.|;d.1h.M.||l>.|m.m.|  |u.|m.m.| 

518  5611919  0|il3!9    8,  |17|9  16|i21:9  24,  25  9  32  |29|9  40 

6|8  58,11019  2i|l4,9  lo|  18  9  18||22!9  26  j26|9  34|:30  9  42 

718  58llll,9  4hl5|9  12, 11919  20|  123  9  28|l27|9  36i       I 

8;9    0j|12;9  6iil6|9  14||20;9  22||24|9  30   28i9  38  I     | 


Moons  Changes,  Fulls  and  Qiiaiiers. 
d  Last  Quarter,  3d  day,  9h.  5m.  in  the  evening. — N.  E. 
9  New  Moon,  10th  day,  lOh.  35m.  in  the  evening. — N.  W. 
D  First  Quarter,  18th  day,  llh.  5m.  in  the  eveniag, — W. 
O  Full  Moon,  26th  day.  Oh.  9m.  in  the  afternoon.— N. 


Courts — Supi-eme  Judicial, 
Probate,  U.  S.  District. 


©r.©s. 
h.m.jh.  m. 


r.®s.|  High 
h.  ra.  water 


iTu 
2Wi 
3Th 
4Fri 
5  Sa 

eSu 

7!M 

8iTu 

9  W 

loTh 

llTri 

12  Sa 

13  Su 
14M 

15  Tu 

16  W 
17, Th 
18Fri 
19  Sa 
20'Su 

21  M 

22  Tu 

23  W 
24Th 
25lFri 
26  Sa 
27jSu 
28!  M 
29;Ta 
30!W 
3l|Th 


{  P.  C.  Keene,  P.  C.  Dover, 
I  S.  J.  C,  Law,  Haverhill,  P. 
I  C.  Conwav,  P.  C.  Lancaster, 
[  S.  J.  C,  Trial,  Manchester. 


-{  P.  C.  Portsmouth. 
■{  P.  C.Exeter. 


f  S.  J.  C,  Trial,  Exeter, 
P.  C.  Gilford, 
P.  C.  Littleton, 
P.  C.  Keene. 


S.  J.  C,  Trial,  Newport, 
P.  C.  Manchester, 
P.  C.  Concord. 


•{  P.  C.  Francestown. 


■{  P.  C.  Claremont. 


33  4 
334 
32  4 
32  4 
324 
31,4 
3l!4 
304 
304 
294 
28'4 
274 
264 
25  4 
24j4 
234 
224 
21  4 
20  4 
194 
I8I4 
1714 
164 
15!4 
144 
134 
12|4 
11  4 
10i4 
9|4 
7  4 


27|10     2, 

27  11   18{ 

28  morn. j 


0  31: 

1  45! 

3  Oi 

4  u! 

5  23: 


55 
24 
21 
15j 
291 
57i 

8  18; 

9  22 


6  27,10  14 
sets.  10  55 

5  18  11  37 

6  26  ev.  12 

7  34| 

8  361 

9  35| 
10  39! 


0  431 


38  II  38; 

39  mom.' 

40  0  38j 

1  321 

2  39 

3  43 

4  44 


13 
46! 

521 
34] 
29 
33 
57 

8  15 

9  18 


5  42!10     8 

6  1610  53i 
rises.' 11  U 

6  30]morD.j 

7  401  0  121 


8  541  0  48| 

10  9|   1   23j 

11  26(   2     4I 


FEBRUARY,  2d  Month— 28  days.       [1861. 


Length  of  Days. 


D.'H.  M.I   D.IH.  M.;|D.!n.  M.||D.  H.M.|:D.;H.M.!iI).  H.  M.ljD.  H.M. 

i;  9  48i'  ol  9o8i|  9110    6|  jl3;l0  18|il7!lO  30  :21  10  401  25  10  52 

2,  9  5n||  6;i0    0||lOilO  10  |14'10  20  jlSjlO  32  '22  10  44|  26  10  54 

31  9  &2!|  7il0    2l|ll  10  12  I15|10  22  '19110  36  i23  10  46    27  10  58 

41  9  56il  8il0    4l|l2  10  14||16  10  261120110  381124  10  48'|28  11    0 


Moon's  Changes,  Falls  and  Quarters. 

d  Last  Quarter,  2d  day,  5h.  Om.  in  the  morning. — S. 
^  New  Moon,  9th  day,  3h.  6m.  in  the  evening. — S.  W. 
D  First  Quarter,  17th  day,  8h.  22m.  in  the  evening. — S.  W. 
O  Full  Moon,  24th  day,  llh.  46m.  in  the  evening. — S. 


Courts — Supreme  Judicial, 
Probate,  U.  S.  District. 


h.m 


h.m, 


r.^s. 
h.  m. 


High 
water 


1  Fri 

2  Sa 

3  Su 
4M 
SJTu 

eiw 

7Th 
8  Fri 
9'Sa 
lOSu 
llM 
12iTu 
13:W 
U.Th 
ISlFri 
leSa 
17  Su 


22  Fri 
23|Sa 

25|M 
26|Tu 

27l\V 
28iTh 


f  S.J.  C.,Trial,Concord,  P.  C, 
\  Keene,  P.  C.  Somersworth, 
P.  C.  Tamworth. 


\  S.  J.  C,  Trial,  Dover. 


P.  C.  Gilford,  P.  C.  Keene, 
P.  C.  Wentworth. 
P.  C.  Exeter. 


P.  C.  Concord,  P.  C.  Nashua. 
P.  C.  Newport. 


6j4 

4|4 
24 

^^ 

7    o;5 

6  59.5 

6  58  5 

6  57  5 

6  55  5 

6  54  5 

6  53  5 

6  515 

6  50|5 

6  49'5 

6  47|5 

6  45,5 

6  44,5 

6  42  5 

6  4l|5 

6  40  5 

6  3815 

6  37  5 

6  365 

6  345 

6  335 

6  3115 
6  3015 


o4  morn. 
55;  0  41 
'   I  54 


2  50 
3 
4  55 

6  25 

7  53 
9 
9  53 

10  36 
sets. ill   11 

6  2011  41 

7  22  ev.  12 


3  5 

4  9 

4  54 

5  40 

6  12 


8  23 

9  22 

10  23 

11  23 
13jmorn. 
15'  0  23 
16|  1  26 
18  2  26 
19j  3  24 
20|  4  8 
22|  4  53 
231  5  27,10  33 
24'  rises.  II  13 
26J  6  30|11  50 
271  7  50  mom 
29  9  9|  0  28 
30|lO  28    1 


0  40 

1  9 

1  40 

2  14 

2  55 

3  46 

4  52 

6  15 

7  42 

8  53 

9  46 


1861.]  MAECH,  3d  Mouth— 31  days. 


Length  of  Days. 


\H.   M.|1d.!h.    M..|D.JH.    M.i 

i;il    4II  6,11  18||ll!ll  32 


H.  m.||d.|h.  m.i  |d.|h.  m.|| 
U  48  iaiil2    2    26112  IG  I 


2;11    6il  7,11  221112, 11  34)117111  50|i22il2    6|I27il2  20 

3  11  lOii  8|ll  24lil3;ll  SSiilsIll  52|l23|12     """"' 

4  -- 

5 


..  ..,,  .,..  ...,-,-  u^iix^,..  ..^,,-i)2  8'|28|l2  22|r 
11  14i|  9jll  261  14111  42!|19|11  56!|24|12  10|i29|12  26|| 
11  leMlOJll  3Q||i5,11  44i|2Qlll  58||25!l2  14|  30  12  28  | 


Moon's  Changes,  Fulls  and  Quarters. 
d  Last  Quarter,  3d  day,  2h.  20ni.  iu  the  afteruoou. — S.  E. 
0  New  Moon,  11th  day,  8h.  43m.  in  the  morning.— S.  E. 
J)  First  Quarter,  19th  day,  Oh.  39m.  in  the  afternoon.— E. 
O  Full  Moon,  26th  day,  9h.  25m.  in  the  morning. — N.  W. 


Courts — Supreme  Judicial, 
Probate,  U.  S.  District. 


©i--|©s- 

r.®s. 

High 

h.m.h.m. 

h.  m. 

water. 

6  285  32 

11  44i  1  49 

6  27  5  33 

morn. 

2  36 

6  255  35 

0  58 

3  33 

6  23;5  37 

2  6 

4  47 

6  22i5  38 

2  53 

6  15 

6  215  39 

3  41 

7  38 

6  195  41 

4  19 

8  46 

6  18 

5  42 

4  46 

9  32 

6  17 

5  43 

5  9 

10  9 

6  15 

5  45 

5  30 

10  43 

6  14 

5  46 

sets. 

11  14 

6  13  5  47 

7  17 

11  44 

6  11 

5  49 

8  18 

ev.  13 

6  9 

5  51 

9  19 

0  44 

6  8 

5  52 

10  19 

1  16 

6  6 

5  54 

U  20 

1  54 

6  5 

5  55  morn. 

2  34 

6  4 

5  56 

0  20 

3  25 

6  2 

5  58 

1  17 

4  28 

6  1 

5  59 

2  1 

5  47 

5  59 

6  1 

2  48 

7  11 

5  57 

6  3 

3  28 

8  28 

5  56 

6  4 

3.59 

9  24 

5  55 

6  5 

4  26 

10  18 

5  53 

6  7 

4  55 

10  54 

5  52 

6  8 

rises. 

11  34 

5  50i6  10 

8  9 

morn. 

5  49 

6  11 

9  31 

0  14 

5  47 

6  13 

10  48 

0  56 

5  46 

6  14 

morn. 

1  43 

5  44 

6  16 

0  1 

2  30 

12|Tu 
l3iW 
14|Th 
15Fri 
16|Sa 
17jSu 
18M 
19  Tu 
20!W 
2liTh 
22Fri 
3;Sa 

24  Su 

25  M 
26iTu 
27  W 
28!Th 
29  Fri 
30|Sa 
31ISd 


■{  P.  C.  Amherst. 


f  P.  C.  Dover,  P.  C.  Ossipee 
^  Corner,  P,  C  Keene,  P.  C. 
l^  Lancaster. 


Annual  Town-Meeting  in 
New- Hampshire. 


fU.  S.  D.  C.  Portsmouth,  P, 
I  C.  Portsmouth,  P.  C.  Lisbon, 
^  P.  C.  Gilford,  P.  C.  Keene. 
^  P.  C.  Exeter. 


f  S.  J.  C,  Trial,  Gilford,  P.  C, 
-{  Concord,  P.  C.  Manchester. 
■{  P.  C.  Claremont. 

^  P.  C.  Mason  Village. 


8                      APRIL,  4th  Month— 30  days.             [1861. 

Length  of  Days. 

D.    H.    M. 

d.Ih.  m.I  d.|h.  m.  Id.Ih.  m.IId.Ih.  m.IId.Ih.  m 
6|l2  48|  11113    2  |l6ll3  18||2l!l3  30||26|13  44 

1 

1  12  34 

2  12  36 

7112  52|  12,13    6    17113  20l|22]13  ,S4|  ,27' 13  4€ 

ii 

3112  38| 

8|l2  54|  I3|l3  10    18|]3  22|  23ll3  361 

2813  50 

II 

4  12  42| 

9|12  561  14113  12    19113  26|l24|13  38'  ' 

10  13    0|  15  13  14|  20  13  28   25' 13  42' 

39,13  52 

1 

5|l2  461 

30il3  54 

1 

Moon's  Changes,  Fulls  and  Quarters. 

d  Last  Quarter,  2d  day,  Ih.  36m.  in  the  morning.— E. 

^  New  Moon,  10th  day,  2h.  11m.  in  the  morning. — N.  E. 

D  First  Quarter,  18th  day,  2h.  2m.  in  the  morning. — N.  W. 

O  Full  Moon,  24th  day,  5h.  41m.  in  the  evening.— E. 

^ 

^ 

Courts — Supreme  Judicial, 
Probate,  U.  S.  District. 

er- 

as- 

r.#s.;High 

0 

fi 

h.m. 

h.m. 

h.  m.' water. 

1 

M 

S.  J.  C.  Trial,  Haverhill,  P. 

5  43  6  17 

1     4 

3  30 

2 

Tu 

-j  C.  Farmington,  P.  C.   Con- 

5  42  6   18 

1  55 

4  40 

3 

W 

[  way,  P.  C.  Keene. 

5  4l!6   19 

2  26 

5  55 

4 

Th 

F.  C.  Exeter,  Wednesday,  3d. 

5  39 

6  21 

2  57 

7   17 

5 

Fri 

5  37 

6  23 

3  21 

8  15 

6 

Sa 

5  36 

6  24 

3  32 

8  54 

7 

Su 

5  34i6  26 

4     4 

9  46 

8 

M 

5  33  6  27 

4  25 

10  18 

9 

Tu 

{  S.  J.  C,  Trial,  Exeter. 

5  32 

6  28 

4  46 

10  51 

10 

W 

5  30 

6  30 

sets. 

11  23 

11 

Th 

5  29 

6  31 

8   19 

11   54 

12 

Fri 

5  27 

6  33 

9   18 

ev.  20 

13 

Sa 

5  25 

6  35 

10  22 

1     3 

14 

Su 

5  24 

6  36 

11   17 

1  42 

15 

M 

f  S.  J.   C,   Trial,  Ossipee,  S. 
\  J.  C,  Trial,  Keene,  P.O.  Gil- 

5 2316  37 

morn. 

2  24 

16 

Tu 

5  21  6  39 

0     6 

3  11 

17 

W 

ford,  P.  C.   Haverhill,  P.  C. 
[  Keene. 

5  20i6  40 

0  52 

4     0 

18 

Th 

5  19,6  41 

1  23 

5  26 

19 

Fri 

5  17j6  43 

2     5 

6  49 

20 

Sa 

5   16  6  44 

2  34 

7  50 

21 

Su 

5   156  45 

3     1 

9     1 

22 

M 

f  S.J.  C,  Trial,  Lancaster,  P. 

5   13  6  47 

3  28 

9  52 

23 

Tu 

^  C.  Concord,  P.  C.  Nashua. 
-j  P.  C.  Newport. 

5  126  48 

3  52 

10  38 

24 

W 

5   11'6  49 

rises. 

11  20 

25 

Th 

5     9l6  51 

8  27 

morn. 

26 

Fri 

-{  P.  C.  Francestown. 

5     8;6  52 

9  44 

0    4 

27 

Sa 

5     6  6  54 

10  53 

0  50 

28 

Su 

5     5|6  55  11  45| 

1  36 

29 

M 

5     41 6  56  morn.} 

2  25 

30 

Tu 

5     316  57    0  30i  3  17/ 

.1861.] 


MAY,  5th  Month— 31  days. 


Length  of  Days. 


||d.|h.  m.  |d,Ih.  m.||d.|h.  m.||d.|H.  m.||d.|H.  m.  |d.|H.  m.  | 


lll3  56l'  6|l4  8l|ll|l4  20||16|14  30; 
2,13  58:|  7!14  10j|l2|14  22i|]7il4  32: 
3|14  0||  8ll4  12||13I14  24!  18|l4  341 
4!i4  4||  9,14  14,|l4il4  26||ly|14  361 
5|I4    elilo'iH  18l|15|]4  28||20|l4  38] 


2lll4  40||26|14  soil 
22,14  42j|27  14  50|  | 
23  14  44|  28|]4  52| 
24,14  46||29  14  54|| 
25,14  48||30  14  56!| 


Moon's  Changes,  Fulls  and  Quarters, 
d  Last  Quarter,  1st  day,  2h.  51m.  in  the  evening. — N.  W. 
%  New  Moon,  9th  day,  6h.  27m.  in  the  evening. — W. 
])  First  Quarter,  17th  day,  llh.  23m.  in  the  morning. — E. 
O  Full  Moon,  24th  day,  Ih.  26m,  in  the  morning.— S. 
d  Last  Quarter,  31st  day,  5h.  7m.  in  the  morning. — S. 


S^ 


Courts — Supreme  Judicial, 
Probate.  U.  S.  Distnct. 


©  r.m  s.|r.®s.|  High 
h.m.h.mJh.  m.  water. 


U.  S,  C.  C.  Portsmouth,  P.  C 

Portsmouth. 

P,  C-  Exeter, 


S.  J.  C  Trial,  Nashua,  P.  4 
C.  Tam worth,  P.  C.  Keene,i4 
P.  G,  rvover,  P.  C,  Lancasterj4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 

S.  J.  C,  Trial,  Plymouth,  P.  4 
C.  Keene,  P,  C.  Gilford,  P.  4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 


{  C.  Plymouth,  P.  C.  Plaistow. 
{  P.  C.  Derrv. 
{  P.  C.  Chester. 
\  P.  C.  Deerfield, 

r  S.  J.  C,  Trial,  Dover, 

I  P.  C.  Concord,  P,   C.  Man- 

\  Chester. 

\  P.  C,  Claremont. 

\  P,  C.  Peterborough. 
__ 


26 

l|6 

07 
58|7 
5717 
567 
557 
547 
53:7 
51 J7 
50,7 
497 
487 
4717 
46'7 
45|7 
44  7 
437 
42  7 
41i7 
40I7 
39,7 
38 
37 
36 
35 
35 
34 

33 

32 

31 


1  5 
1   31 

1  52 

2  13 
2  33 

2  55 

3  20 
3  45 
sets. 
8  18 


4  14 

5  23 

6  28 

7  32 
«  27 
9  11 
9  51 

10  27 

11  3 
11  38 


9  18ev.  15 
10   11;   0   52 


10  55 

11  37 

morn. 
0     8 


1  32 

2  11 

2  57 

3  49 


0  36  4  53 
13  6  7 
t   3lj  7  25 

1  55,  8  34 

2  4    9  3V 

2  55!l0  23 

3  35|10  55 
rises,' 11  56 

9  32  morn 


10  23 

11  1 
11  31 
11  57 
morn. 

0  18 


0  41 

1  23 
2 

2  50 

3  34 

4  26 


10                     JUNE,  6th  Month— 30  days.            [1861. 

Length  of  Days. 

Id. 

'H.  m.IId.Ih.  m.IId.Ih.  M.I 

d.'h.   M.IId.Ih.  m.iId.jh.  m.  | 

1 

Il4  58||  6!15    2l(ll!l5    61 

16  15    8||2lll5  10  |-26'l5  10  | 

2 

:i5    oil  7il5    4||l2|15    61 

17115  10||92  15  JOilsT  15    8  | 

3 

il5    01    8  15    4iil3|l5    81 
15    2||  9  15    4||l4|15    8, 

18115  10|i23!l5  10|  128:15    8] 

4 

19115  ]0,|24,lo  10,|29,I5    8 

5 

15    2||l0  15     6||15|l5     8| 

20ll5  10||25;i5  10  |30|l5     8| 

Moon's  Changes,  Fulls  and  Quarters. 

^  New  Moon,  8th  day,  8h.  55m.  in  the  morning. — S.  E. 

D  First  Quarter,  15th  day,  5h.  31m.  in  the  evening. — S. 

O  Full  Moon,  22d  day,  9h.  36m.  in  the  morning. — N.  W. 

d  Last  Quarter,  29th*^day,  9h.  53m.  in  the  evening. — N.  E 

^    ^ 

Courts — Supreme  Judicial, 
Probate,  U.  S.  District. 

ar. 

as. 

r.«s. 

High 

i   Q 

h.m. 

h.m. 

h.m. 

water. 

I  Sa 

4  3117  29    0  38 

5  i6 

2'Su 

4  307  30    0  57 

6  27 

.3:m 

1  S.  J.   C,  Law,  Manchester, 

4  30 

7  30;  1  21 

7  32 

4iTu 

\  P.    C.    Somersworth,  P.    C 

4  29 

7  31 

1   43 

8  25 

:    5  W 

[  Keene,  P.  C.  Ossipee  Corner. 

4  29 

7  31 

2  13 

9  17 

6Th 

4  29 

7  31 

2  45 

10     0 

7Fri 

4  28 

7  32 

3  22 

10  41 

SSa 

4  28 

7  32 

sets. 

11   22 

g'Su 

4  28 

7  32 

8  49 

11  58 

lOM 

4  27 

7  331  9  32 

ey.37 

ll|Tu 

4  27 

7  33  10     8 

1   13 

12|W 

\  P.  C.  Exeter. 

4  27 

7  33  10  38 

1   53 

13|Th 

4  26  7  34  11     3 

2  31 

UFri 

4  26|7  34  11   29 

3  16 

15  Sa 

4  26!7  34  11   54 

4     9 

16JSU 

4  26  7  34  morn. 

5  20 

17M 

rS.. J.  C.,Law, Exeter, U.S.D 

4  257  35 

0  19 

6  40 

18  Tu 

\  C.  Exeter,  P.  C  Keene,  P 

4  25|7.35 

0  47 

7  59 

I9W 

I  C.  Gilford;  P.C.  Canaan. 

4  25 

7  35 

1  22 

9  10 

20  Th 

4  25 

7  35 

2     6 

10     7 

2lFri 

4  25 

7  35 

2  55 

10  56 

22  Sa 

4  25 

7  35 

rises. 

11  44 

23  Su 

4  25 

7  35 

8  50 

mom. 

24  M 

4  25 

7  35 

9  24 

0  23 

25  Tu 

\  P.  C.  Concord,  P.  C.  Nashua 
-j  P.  C.  Newport. 

4  25 

7  35 

9  53 

1     0 

26  W 

4  25 

7  35 

10  15 

1  36 

27  Th 

4  26 

7  34 

10  38 

2  10 

28Fri 

{  P.  C.  Amherst. 

4  26 

7  34'10  55 

2  49 

29  Sa 

4  26 

7  34  11  20 

3  27 

30  Su 

4  26 

7  34  1 1  41 

4  13 

1861.]              JULY,  7th  Month— 31  days.                       11. 

Length  of  Days. 

D 

.JH.   M.| 

D.Ih.    M.j 

D.;H.    M.|1d.;H.    M..JD.|H.    M.Md.IH.    M.  |  | 

ll|l4  58ilI5|14  50i  2l|l4  421,26:14  34;} 

1|15     6 

6|lo    4i 

2   15       6: 

7il5    2 

12,14  56,|l7|l4  48  122,14  40,127,14  32;| 

315    6 

8115    2i 

13jl4  54:jl8!l4  46  12314  38128  14  30  1 

1 

4.15    41 

9ii5     Oi 

14  14  54  !l9  14  44;'24,1-J  3S;,29  14  28  1 

1 

5|15    4!,10ll5     Oi 

15' 14  52  120  14  44M25ll4  341130  14  26, | 

Moon's  Changes,  Fulls  and  Quarters. 

^  New  Moon,  7th  day,  '9h.  24m.  in  the  evening. — N.  W. 

D  First  Quarter,  14th  day,  9h.  57in.  in  the  evening  — S.  W. 

O  Full  Moon,  2ist  day,  7h.  15m.  in  the  evening.— E. 

C  Last  Quarter,  29th  day,  3h.  Im.  in  the  afternoon. — N.  W. 

S    ^  1    Courts — Supreme  Judicial. 

(^V. 

©s. 

r.®s. 

High 

ft 

Q  1         Probate,  U.  S.  District. 

:\  m. 

h.m. 

h.  m. 

water . 

1 

M     f  S.  J.  C,  Law,  Keene,  P.  C.|4  27 17  33 

morn. 

5  14 

2!Tu  <!  Conwav,  P.  C  Keene,  P.  C.'4  27  7  33 

0     8 

6  22 

3 

W 

I  Rochester,  P.  C  Berlin.         4  27  7  33 

0  36 

7  33 

4 

Th 

4  28.7  32 

1     4 

8  27 

5 

Fri 

4  28  7  32 

1   54 

9  31 

6 

Sa 

4  28  7  32 

2  46 

10  18 

7Su 

4  297  31 

sets. 

11     1 

8M 

4  297  31 

8     2 

11   39 

9|Tu'^  P.  C.Portsmouth. 

4  30  7  30 

8  34 

ev.  16 

10;W 

i  P.  C.  Exeter. 

4  30 

7  30 

9     1 

0  51 

11 

Th 

4  31 

7  29 

9  29 

1  28 

12 

Fri 

4  32  7  28 

9  53 

2     5 

13 

Sa 

4  33  7   27 

10  22 

2  49 

14 

Su 

4  33'7  27 

10  47 

3  39 

15  M 

f  S.  J.  C,  Law,  Lancaster,  P.  4  34  7  26 
\  C.  Keene,  P.  C.  Gilford,  P.k  35  7  25 

11   19 

4  43 

16Tu 

11  .58 

6     9 

17  W 

1  C.  Bristol. 

4  36i7  24 

mom. 

7  42 

18Th 

4  37|7  23 

0  44 

8  58 

IDFri 

4  38  7  22 

1   38 

9  56 

20  Sa 

4  38  7  22 

2  38 

10  43 

21 

Su 

14  39  7  21 

rises. 

11   23 

22 

M 

f  P.  C.  Concord,  P.   C.  Man-  4  40  7  20 

7  57 

11   58 

23 

Tu 

^  Chester.                                    14  417  19 

8  13 

morn. 

24 

W 

4  427   18 

8  35 

0  32 

25 

Th 

4  437   17 

8  57 

1     3 

26;Fri 

{  P.  C.  Francestown. 

4  447   16 

9  19 

1  35 

27!Sa 

4  45  7   15 

9  41 

2     7 

28 

Sc 

4  46  7   14 

10     5 

2  44 

29 

M 

;4  46  7  14 

10  33 

3  25 

30 

Tu 

!4  47  7   13 

11     8 

4  17 

31 

W 

\  P.  C.  Claremont.                    |4  48  7  12 

11   57 

5  26 

12 


AUGUST,  8th  Month-^1  days.  [1861. 


Length  of  Days. 


||d.:h.  m.||d.Ih.  m.j(d.;h.  m.IId.ih.  m.IId.Ih.  m.  Id.Ih.  m.II 
|(  1114  2-2|]  ri|14  10||llil3  58||lf;ll3  46|,2)|l3  34|  26113  20|| 
h  2  14  20;|  7,14     6||l2;13  56'|l7il3  44i:2-Jjl3  30    27113  1G|| 

I  3,14  J8|l  8'14    4|il3;i3  K||18|13  42'!23|I3  28!  28|l3  1411 
4  14  14||  9114    2i|l4jl3  50[|J9il3  38  |24iJ3  261  29:13  10|| 

II  5|14  12||I0|l4    oil  15 1 13  48i|20!l3  36||25ll3  221  30|l3    Slj 


Moon's  Changes,  Fulls  and  Quarters. 
9  New  Moon,  6th  day,  8h.  3m.  in  the  morning. — S.  E. 
D  First  Quarter,  13th  day,  2h.  27m.  in  the  morning.— N,  W 
O  Full  Moon,  20th  day,'7h.  4m.  in  the  morning. — W. 
C  Last  Quarter,  28th  day,  8h.  38m.  in  the  morning.— N.  E 


Courts — Supreme  Judicial, 
Probate,  U.  S.  District. 


h.m, 


h.m. 


r.^s.  High 
h.  m.  water, 


Th 
Fri 
Sa 

Su 
M 

Tu 
W 

Thi 

QlFri; 
lOSai 


f  P.  C.  Taraworth,  P.  C  Plais- 

I  tow,  P.  C.  Keene,  P.  C.  Do- 

\  ver. 

\  P.  C.  Derrv. 

\  P.  C.  Chester. 

\  P.  C.  Deerfield. 


\  P.  C.  Exeter. 


f  S.J.  C,  Trial,  Concord,?.  C 
\  Gilford,  P.  C.  Wentworth, 
[  P.  C.  Keene. 


P.  C.  Concord,  P.  C.  Nashua 
P.  C.  Newport. 


\  P.  C.  Peterborough. 


49  7 

50  7 
517 

53  7 

54  7 

55  7 
577 
58  7 
597 

07 

16 

2'6 

4 

5 

6 


9 
11 
12 
13!6 
156 
166 
176 
196 
20  6 
22  6 
5  23  6 
5  25  6 
5  26  6 
5  28  6 


1 1  morn.,  7  0 
10  0  32  8  1 
9'  1  32  9  6 
7'  2  341  9  57 
6'  3  3610  40 
si  sets.ll  18 
7  29111  55 

7  57ev.31 

8  22|   1     8 

8  501   1  46 

9  22 
58  10  0 
56  10  46;  4  32 
55|11  36  6  2 
.54  morn.  7  35 
531  0  38  8  48 
521  1  43  9  44 
51  2  54  10  26 
49 
48 
47 
45 
44 
43 
41 
40 
38 
37 
35 
34 
32 


4 

4 

rises.' 

7 

3 

7 

25 

7 

49 

8 

11 

8 

38l 

9 

10 

9 

46 

10  32 

11 

20 

morn. 

0 

24 

2  29 

3  22 


11  36 

morn. 

0  6 

0  37 
1 

1  38 

2  14 

2  55 

3  46 

4  53 

6  12 

7  35 


1861.]         SEPTEMBER,  9th  Month— 30  days.           ISJ 

Length  of  Days. 

Id.Ih.  m.Md.Ih.  m.IId.Ih.  m.]|d.|h.  m.Md.Ih.  m.||d.|h.  m.M 

1  1|13    2||  6ll2  48||llij2  34:  lelia  18\m\l2    6\\'26\n  50J 

2'13    O;     7,12  44l|l2!12  :<2]  17112  16||22|]2    2[|Q7|1I  46| 

1  3|l2  56i|  8il2  42;il3!l2  28,  1812  14i|23ill  58!:28lll  44|| 

1  4112  521 1  9;i2  40  '  14112  24iil9|12  lOi  124111  56,:29,n  42' 1 

1  5!l2  50||10ll2  3Hill5ll2  22'|20!l2    8||25|ll  52|I30'11  40ii 

Moon's  CJianges,  Fulls  and  Quarters. 

®  New  Moon,  4th  dav,  5h.  29m.  in  the  evening.— N.  W. 

D  First  Quarter,  llth'day,  8h.  36m.  in  the  morning.— N.  E. 

O  Full  IMoon,  18th  day,  '9h.  23m.  in  the  evening. — S.  E. 

g  Last  Quarter,  27th  day,  Ih.  49m.  in  the  morning. — S.  E. 

S 

> 

Courts — Supreme  Judicial, 
Probate,  U.  S.  District. 

^r. 

3  s. 

i-.®s. 

High 

a 

(2 

h.m. 

h.m. 

h.  m. 

water. 

1 

Sui 

S.  J.  C,  Trial,  Dover,  S.  J. 
C,  Trial,  Amherst,  S.  J.  C, 

5  29,6  31 

1  27 

8  46 

2 

M  1 

5  30  6  30 

2  36 

9  36 

3 

Tul 

^  Trial,  Newport,  P.  C.  Ossi- 

5  32  6  28 

3  47 

10  23 

4 

wi 

pee  Corner,  P.  C  Farming- 

5  34  6  26 

sets. 

11     2 

5 

Th 

ton,  P.  C.  Keene,P.  C.  Cole- 

5  35,6  25 

6  29 

11  39 

6 

Fri 

brook. 

5  366  24 

7     7 

ev.  23 

7 

Sa 

5  38 

6  22 

7  30 

0  55 

8 

Su 

5  39 

6  21 

8     5 

1  37 

9 

M 

5  40 

6  20 

8  49 

2  24 

10 

Tu 

-{  P.  C.  Portsmouth. 

5  42 

6  18 

9  37 

3  21 

11 

W 

■{  P.  C.  Exeter. 

5  43 

6  17 

10  34 

4  32 

12 

Th 

5  44 

6   16 

11   45 

6     1 

13 

Fri 

5  46 

6  14 

morn. 

7  29 

14 

Sa 

5  48 

6   12 

0  52 

8  36 

!l5 

Su 

5  50 

6  11 

2     1 

9  28 

16 

U 

f  U.  S.  D.  C.  Portsmouth,  P. 
-   C.  Gilford,  P.  C.  Keene,  P. 

5  51 

6     9 

3  10 

10     6 

17 

Tu 

5  52j6     8 

4  17 

10  421 

18 

\V 

1^  C.  Lisbon. 

5  53  6     7 

rises- 

11   18j 

19 

Th 

5  55  6     5 

6     2 

11   44 

20 

Fri 

5  56  6     4 

6  24 

morn. 

21 

Sa 

5  57  6     3 

6  46 

0   14 

22 

Su 

5  59J6     1 

7   19 

0  45 

23 

M 

f  S.  J.  C,  Trial,  Gilford,  P.  C. 

6     0 

6     0 

7   54 

1    19, 

24 

Tu 

■{  Concord,  P.  C.  Manchester. 

6     2 

5  58 

8  35 

1   55 

25 

W 

\  P.  C.  Claremont. 

6     4 

5  56 

9   22 

2  37 

26 

Th 

' 

6     5 

5  55;iO  20 

3  28 

27 

Fri 

■{  P.  C.  Amherst. 

6     7 

5  5311   20 

4  28 

28 

Sa 

6     8'5  52  morn. 

5  45 

29 

Su 

6     9j5  51    0  24 

7     9 

30 

M 

6  1115  49    1   34 

8  18 

14 


OCTOBER,  10th  Month— 31  day: 


[1861. 


Length  of  Days. 


Md.Ih.  m.| 

1   lill  36! 

1  2,1]  34, 

1  3|ll  30, 

1  4  11  261 

1  5,11  24! 

D.    H.    M.'|d.(H.    M.||D.iH.    M.||d.|H.  M.    |d..H.    M. 

6|ll  22;  ill  J 1     SlilBjlO  52  '21  i  10  38    2(1  10  24, 

7111  18;|l2ill     6|!l7  10  50,|22  10  34,127,10  20 

8|ll  16l|J3ill     2'  ISjlO  48;|23  10  32!  t-'S.lO  18, 

9|ll  14j|l4il0  58  |l9  10  44T24  10  30,129  10  16, 

lOJll  10|ll5il0  56||2o;i0  40i|25!lO  2-)!|30  10  14, 


Moon's  Changes,  Fulls  and  Quarters. 
9  Xew  ]Moon,  4th  day,  2h.  2om.  in  the  mornhig. — N.  E. 
D  First  Quarter,  10th  day,  5h.  38m.  in  the  evening. — S. 
O  Full  Moon,  18th  day,  2h.  9m.  in  the  evening. — N.  E. 
d  Last  Quarter,  20th  day,  5h.  26m.  in  the  evening.— N. 


«    ^ 


Courts — Supreme  Judicial, 
Probate,  U.  S.  District. 


©r.j©s. 

r.®s.; 

High 

h.m.h.m.  h.  m.|Water. 

6  12j5  48 

2  47(  9  16 

16  13,5  47 

3  57  10     1 

6   1.5  5  45 

5     sIlO  45 

6  175  43 

sets.jU  26 

6  18^5  42 

6  10  ev.    6 

6   195  41 

6  53;  0  51 

6  21 5  39 

7  42;  1  36 

6  22,5  38 

8  42I  2  26 

6  23j5  37 

9  46 

3  24 

6  25  5  35 

10  54 

4  31 

6  26S5  34 

mora. 

5  49 

6  27  5  33 

0     1 

7     9 

6  29  5  31 

1   11 

8   12 

6  31 5  29 

2  19    9     1 

6  325  28 

3  21    9  45 

6  345  26 

4  27  10  17 

6  35  5  25 

5  25  10  51 

6  36*5  24 

rises.il  1  23 

6  38,5  22 

5  30,11  56 

6  40  5  20 

6     3  morn. 

6  41  5  19 

6  421  0  30 

'6  43  5  17 

7  25    1     5 

6  44  5   16 

8  20|   1   48 

6  45  5   15 

9   17,  2  23 

6  475  13 

10  17    3     9 

6  485   12 

11   23    4     0 

6  505   10 

morn.!  5  14 

6  515     9 

0  3l|  6  28 

6  52  5     8 

1  42!  7  44 

6  535     7 

2  54    8  48 

6  555     5 

4   10 

9  40 

l|Tu^{S.   J.   C,    Trial,    Haverhill 

2  W  I  P.  C.  Dover,  P.  C.  Conwav, 

3  Th  [P.C.Keene. 

4  Fril 

5  Sal 

6  Su! 
7iM  i 
8Tu' 

9;w 

10  Th 
ll|Fri 

12  Sa 

13  Su 
14M 
15'Tu 
16|W 
17jTh 
18'Fri 
19'Sa 
20,  Su 
21  !M 
22|Tu 
23 'W 
24' Th 

25  Fri 

26  Sa 
27 
28 
29 
30 
31 


i  U.  S.  C.  Court,  Exeter. 
{  P.  C.  Exeter. 


f  S.  J  C,  Trial,  Ossipee,  S.  J. 
I  C,  Trial,  Portsmouth,  S.  J. 
\  C,  Trial,  Keene,  P.  C  Gil- 
J  ford,  P.  C.  Haverhill,  P.  C 
[  Keene. 


S.  J.  C,  Trial,  Lancaster,  F, 
C.  Concord,  P.  C   Nashua, 


\  P.  C.  Francestown. 


■{  P.  C.  Newport. 


1861.1       NOVEMBER,  11th  Month— 30  days. 


15 


Length  of  Days. 


Id.  h. 

M. 

1   1  )0 

« 

1  2  10 

6 

1  3|l0 

4| 

4110 

Oi 

ll  sl   9 

58|| 

d.Ih.  m.  Id.Ih.  m.Md.Ih.  m.I 

6|9  56||n'9    44||16l9    32| 

719  52[|l2|9    42||l7i9   301 

8l9  5CI  13|9    38!|18|9    28| 

9,9  48i|l4j9    361 119:9    26, 

IQig  46l|]5i9    34||20|9    24| 


d.Ih.  M.I 

d.Ih.  m.} 

21I9    22I 

26  9    12| 

2219    201 

•-^7  9    101 

23|9    18| 

28i9    10| 

2419    16i 

2919     81 

2519    141 

30I9      61 

Moon's  Changes,  Fulls  and  Quarters. 
%  New  Moon,  2d  day,  llh.  35m.  in  the  morning. — S. 
])  First  Quarter,  9th  day,  6h.  1 6m.  in  the  morning. — N. 
O  Full  Moon,  17th  day,  8h.  35m.  in  the  morning.— N.  W. 
d  Last  Quarter,  25th  day,  6h.  35m.  in  the  morning. — S. 

Courts — Supreme  Judicial,   |l^  r.  '^  s.|r.®s.l  High 
Probate,  U.  S.  Distnct.         h.m.h.m.h.  m.  water. 


liFri 

2Sa 
3Su 
4M 


16  56 


P.  C.  Keene,  P.  C.  Laneas-{6 
ter,  P.  C.  Somersworth,  P.  6 
C.  Tamworth,  P.  C.  Ports-  7 
mouth.  7 


{  P.  C.  Exeter. 


Tu 
W 

Th 

Fri 

Sa 

Su 

M 

Tu 

W 

Th 

Fri 

Sa 

Su 

M 

Tu 

W 

Th 

Fri 

Sa 

Su 

M 

Tu 

W 

Th 

29|Fri|  \  P.  C.  Mason  Village 
30  Sa 


S.  J.  C,  Trial,  Plymouth,  P 
C.  Keene,  P.C.  Plymouth,  P 
C.  Gilford. 


P.  C.  Concord,  P.  C.  Man 

Chester. 

P.  C.  Claremont. 


5  29 
sets. 

5  31 

6  26 

7  34 

8  43 

9  55 
11  5 
morn. 

0  14 

1  17 

2  21 

3  21 

4  20 

5  21 

6  19 
rises. 

5  13 

6  15 

7  11 

8  10 

9  14 

10  17 

11  25 
morn. 

0  31 

1  47 

2  59 

4  15 

5  36 


10  26 

11  11 
11   56 

ev.  43 


1  30 

2  18 

3  10 

4  7 

5  11 

6  18 

7  24 

8  20 

9  6 
9  47 

10  24 

11  1 
II  36 
morn. 

0    4 

0  47 

1  23 

2  2 

2  47 

3  30 

4  25 

5  32 
0  53 

8  4 

9  8 
10     5 


116 


DECEMBER,  12th  Month— 31  days.      [1861. 


Length  of  Days. 


).  rt.M.I 

D.|H.M.||U.    H.M.j 

1  9    6, 

5  9    oil  9|8  541 

2i9    4 

6'8  58l|l0  8  541 

319    2| 

7|8  68|lll  8  54 

419  oi 

8:8  56||12  8  52 

d.|h.m.||d.|h.m.|  |D.|h.m.;|d.jh.m.|  d.'h.m. 
13i8  52!jl7l8  50'|21j8  501|25l8  50  ]-:J9,8  52 
14l8  52l|l8!8  50112218  50. 120, 8  50,  30'8  54 
1518  52l|19|8  50l|23  8  50l  12718  52  |     I 
16|8  50l|20|8  50l|24|8  50ri28|8  52' |     | 


Moon's  Clianges,  Fulls  and  Quarters. 
%  New  Moon,  1st  day,  9h.  44ra.  in  the  evening. — N.  W. 
])  First  Quarter,  8th  day,  Oh.  33m.  in  the  afternoon. — W. 
O  Full  Moon,  17th  day,  3h.  27m.  in  the  morning.— S.  W. 
fl  Last  Quarter,  24th  day,  5h.  7m.  in  the  evening. — N. 
^  New  Moon,  31st  day,  9h.  7m.  in  the  morning. — S.  E. 


Courts — Supreme  Judicial, 
Probate,  U.  S.  District. 


©r, 
h.m 


h.m. 


r.#s 
h.  m. 


High 
water, 


Su 
M 
Tu 
W 
Th 
Fri 
Sa 
Su 
9M 


13Fri 

14Sa 

151SU 

16iM 

17iTu 

18!W 

igiTh 

20  Fri 


f  S.  J.  C,  Law,  Concord,  P.  C 
I  Ossipee  Cor.,  P.  C.  Plaistow, 
■{  P.  C.  Rochester,  P.  C.  Keene 
-(  P.  C.  Derry. 
■{  P.  C.  Chester. 
-{  P.  C.  Deerfield. 


P.  C.  Keene,  P.  C.  Canaan 
P.  C.  Gilford,  S.  J.  C,  Law 
Dover. 


f  P.  C.  Concord,?.  C.  Nashua 
I  S.  J.  C,  Law,  Newport,  U 
^  S.  D.  C.  Exeter. 
\  P.  C.  Exeter,  P.  C.  Newport 


^  P.  C.  Amherst. 


S.  J.  C,  Law,  Haverhill. 


4 
4 
4 
4 

4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
3514 
354 
354 
354 
35  4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 


sets.  1 10  55 

5  411  43 

6  23ev.  27 

7  24]  1  11 

8  39 

9  48 
29  10  59 
28  morn. 


0  3 

1  6 

2  2 

3  3 

4  3 

5  1 
5  58 


35 
35 
35 
34 
34 
34 
33 
33  4 


6  54 
rises 

5  51 

6  56 

8  1 

9  7 
25|lO  12 
2511  24 
25  morn 
25  0  32 

1  45 

2  59 

4  16 

5  33 

6  44 
sets. 


1  53 

2  34 

3  19 
3  45 

5  7 

6  5 

7  12 

8  13 

9  4 
9  49 

10  31 

11  9 
11  47 
mom. 

0  23 

0  57 

1  34 

2  9 

2  49 

3  35 

4  34 

5  49 

7  17 

8  36 

9  41 

10  37 

11  21 


LEGISLATIVE    ACTS 

OF   EAELY  DATE   IX   NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 


In  this  age  of  steam  power  printing  presses  and  rail- 
roads, when  a  steam  printing  press  is  made  capable  of 
flinging  off  the  enormous  number  of  25,000  impressions 
per  hour,  it  would  appear  a  slow  process  of  preparing 
and  circulating  the  laws  to  towns  which  might  have  been 
passed  under  Lieut.  Gov.  Usher,  beginning  jNIarch  1, 
1692,  in  the  Province  of  New-Hampshire.  But  the 
formidableness  of  the  labor  is  verj-  much  reduced  when 
it  is  to  be  considered  that  there  were  but  four  towns  to 
be  supplied  at  this  time. 

"ACTS  AND  LAWS 

Passed  hy  the  Generall  Assembly  of  the  Maj.ties  Pi^ovince 
of  New-Hampshire  begun  at  Great  Island  the  first  of 
March,  169f  *  And  continued  by  adiournment  vnto  Tues- 
day 25  July  following."  f 

"  An  Act  for  the  Treasurer  to  pay  for  the  Copj^ies  of  the 
Lawes  of  this  Province. 
Be  it  enacted  by  the  Lievt.  Governer  Councill  and 
Representatives  convened  in  Generall  Assembly,  And  it 

*At  this  period  the  new  year  commenced  with  the  25th  of 
3rarch,  and  the  custom  of  dating  from  January  1.  to  March  25. 
was  thus :  169f  or  1692-3. 

t  All  acts  passed  took  their  date  on  the  first  day  of  the  session, 
unless  otherwise  specified  in  the  acts,  according  "to  Blackstone's 
Commentary. 

••  Precedents  and  rules  must  be  followed,  even  when  they  are 
flatly  absurd  and  unjust,  if  they  are  agreeable  to  ancient  princi- 
ples! If  an  act  of  Parliament  had  been  brought  in  at  the  close  of 
a  session,  and  passed  on  the  last  day,  which  made  an  innocent  act 
criminal,  or  even  a  capital  crime;  and  if  no  day  was  fixed  for  the 
commencement  of  its  operation,  it  had  the  saine  efficacy  as  if  it 
had  been  passed  on  the  first  day  of  the  session  ;  and  all  who,  dur- 
ing a  long  session,  had  been  doing  an  act,  which  at  the  time  was 
legal  and  inoflensive,  were  liable  to  suffer  the  punishment  pre- 
scribed by  the  statute."— i?^ac^•s<o?^e's  Com.,  note  by  Christian. 


18  STATISTICS. 

is  hereby  ordered  enacted  and  ordained  by  the  authority 
of  the  same,  that  the  Secretary  of  this  Province  doe 
forthwith  from  time  to  time  send  to  each  towne  within 
this  Province  Coppies  fairely  written  of  all  the  Lawes 
that  shall  from  time  to  time  be  made  by  the  Lievt.  Gov- 
ernor Coancill  and  Generall  Assembly  for  this  Province, 
And  that  the  fees  for  the  same  shall  be  payd  by  the 
Treasurer  out  of  the  Publick  Kevenue. 

JoHX  Usher,  Lievt.  Gov.r. 
John  Billman,  Speaker. 
Tho.  Davis,  Sec.ry.'' 


Some  years  since,  in  the  examination  of  parts  of  old 
MS.  books,  bound  in  parchment,  containing  acts  passed 
by  the  "Generall  Assembly,"  under  the  rule  of  Lieut. 
Gov.  John  Usher,  in  1692  and  after,  I  discovered  an  act 
passed  to  establish  a  post-office  in  Portsmouth,  and  post 
routes  to  other  places. 

After  reading  the  act  and  examining  it  with  some  care, 
I  came  to  the  conclusion  that  in  all  probability  it  must 
be  the  first  pyost-office  and  post  routes  established  in  the 
British  Colonies  in  Korth-America  through  regal,  and 
by  colonial  power. 

The  next  thing  was  to  establish  this  to  be  a  fact.  As 
the  question  had  not  been  called  up  before  to  my  knowl- 
edge, there  were  necessarily  some  difficuties  to  contend 
with  in  order  to  satisfactorily  show  to  the  public  at  this 
period,  that  JSTew-Hampshire  had  the  right  of  the  first 
claim. 

After  examining  the  Colonial  Records  of  Massachu- 
setts, I  sent  the  following  Query  to  the  "Historical 
Magazine  and  Notes  and  Queries,"  which  was  published 
in  volume  3,  and  answers  to  the  same:  "  AVhich  of  the 
original  thirteen  States  first  established  a  post-oflice  by 
an  act  of  its  Legislature,  rates  of  postage,  and  routes 
connecting  with  other  Colonies?" 

The  above  claim  as  yet  has  not  been  refuted. 

"  An  act  for  Setling  a  Post  office  loithin  this  Province." 

Whereas  Thomas  Neal  Esq.  for  himselfe  his  Executor 
Adm.er  and  assignes  hes  obtained  from  their  most  Excel- 


STATISTICS.  19 

lent  Majest.s  full  power  and  authority  by  Letters  Pattents 
vnder  the  great  Seale  of  England  bearing  date  the  seven- 
teenth day  of  February  1691  to  Erect  Settle  and  establish 
within  their  Said  Majest.s  Colonies  and  Plantations  in 
America  an  office  or  offices  for  the  receiueing  and  dis- 
paching  of  Letters  and  Packquetts  according  to  direction 
vnder  Such  Eates  and  Sumes  of  money  as  the  Planters 
Shall  agree  to  give  and  forasmuch  as  application  has 
been  made  to  the  Lievt.  Govern. r  and  Councill  for 
Encouragement  in  this  affaire  Be  it  therefore  Enacted 
and  ordained  by  the  Lievt.  Govern. r  Councill  and  Eepre- 
sentatives  convened  in  Generall  Assembly  And  it  is 
hereby  Enacted  and  ordained  by  the  Authority  of  the 
same  That  a  Post  office  and  officer  be  henceforth  appointed 
and  Settled  in  Some  convenient  place  within  the  Towne 
of  Portsmouth  for  receiueing  and  dispatching  away 
according  to  direction  all  Letters  and  Pacquetts  that 
Shall  be  brought  thereinto  And  no  person  or  persons 
whatsoever  Shall  presume  to  carry  or  recarry  any  Letter 
or  Letters  for  hire  but  only  Such  as  belong  to  the  Post 
Office  deriueing  their  power  and  Authority  from  the 
afore  S.d  Thomas  Neal  Except  Such  Letters  of  Merchants 
and  Masters  which  Shall  be  sent  by  any  Masters  of  any 
Ship  boat  or  other  Yessell  of  Marchandize  or  by  any 
other  person  Employed  by  them  for  the  cartage  of  Such 
Letters  afores.d  according  to  the  respectiue  directuos  and 
alsoe  precept  Letters  to  be  sent  by  any  private  friend  or 
friends  in  their  way  of  Journey  or  Travell  or  by  any 
Messenger  or  Messengers  Sent  on  purpose  for  or  concern- 
ing the  private  affaires  of  any  person  or  persons  And 
whoever  offends  against  this  Act  Shall  forfeit  the  Sume 
of  Ten  pounds  one  halfe  to  their  Maj.ties  Sto wards  the 
Support  of  the  Goverm.t  of  this  Province  the  other  halfe 
to  the  Post  Master  Generall  ^  who  Shall  Sue  and  prosecute 
for  the  Same  And  it  is  hereby  further  Enacted  by  the 
Authority  afore  S.d  that  all  Letters  and  Pacquetts 
brought  Into  this  Port  from  bej'ond  Sea  (other  then  such 
Letters  as  are  before  Excepted)  Shall  by  the  Importer  be 
forthwith  delivered  at  the  Post  house  or  to  the  officer 
belonging  thereunto  which   officer    Shall   pay  a   halfe 

*The  Postmaster-General  was  probably  the  Patentee,  Thomas 
Neal. 


20  STATISTICS. 

penney  to  the  Importer  for  each  Letter  or  Pacquett  So 
delivered  and  for  each  Letters  So  brought  in  from  beyond 
Sea  Shall  be  payd  by  the  person  to  whom  directed'^Two 
pence  and  for  a  Pacquett  quantity  no  lesse  then  Three 
Letters  besides  Bills  of  Ladeinglnvoyces  Gazetts  per  four 
Pence  and  for  each  Letter  brought  from  Boston  into  this 
Province  not  exceeding  sixpence  and  double  for  a  Pac- 
quett and  So  proporconably  for  Letters  on  this  Side  Bos- 
ton and  for  all  other  Letters  from  beyond  Boston  Shall 
be  paid  what  is  the  accoustomary  allowance  in  the  Gov- 
erm.t  from  whence  they  come  And  it  is  hereby  also 
further  Enacted  and  ordained  by  the  Authority  afore  S.d 
That  in  case  any  officer  belonging  to  the  Post  office  Shall 
omit  their  duty  in  keeping  constant  Posts  for  the  carry- 
ing of  Letters  to  the  Severall  places  and  Stages  appointed 
or  Shall  neglect  Seasonably  and  faithfully  to  deliver  forth 
Letters  according  to  the  intent  of  this  Act  Such  officer 
so  offending  Shall  forfeit  the  Sume  of  five  pounds  ye  one 
halfe  to  their  Majesties  the  other  halfe  to  the  party 
agreuied  who  Shall  Sue  for  the  Same  And  all  Letters 
concerning  their  Maj.ies  Service  Shall  be  received  and 
dispached  away  with  all  possible  Speed  according  to  their 
direction  free  of  all  charge  and  without  demanding  pay 
for  the  Same  any  thing  herein  before  contained  to  the 
contrary  notwithstanding  And  it  is  further  Enacted  and 
ordained  that  the  Officer  of  the  Post  house  having  Licence 
Granted  to  Retaile  Bear  Cyder  and  Ale  within  doors 
according  to  Law  Shall  have  his  Excise  free  and  no  offi- 
cer of  the  Excise  shall  demand  any  thing  of  him  for  the 
Same  and  his  person  to  be  excused  from  watching  and 
warding  Provided  alwayes  that  this  Act  nor  any  thing 
therein  contained  Shall  continue  in  force  any  longer  theen 
Three  years  from  and  after  the  publication  thereof. 

John  Usher  {Lieut.  Gov.) 
John  Billmax  [Speaker.) 
Tho.  Davis,  Secy 


21 

GOVERNMENT  OF  NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 

FEOM  JUNE  6, 1860,  TO  JUNE  5, 1861. 
EXECUTIVE. 

GOVERNOR, 
Hi!4  Excellency  ICHABOD  GOODAA  IX,  Portsmouth. 

Salary,    §1,000. 


COUNCILLORS. 

Heed  P.  Clark,  Londonderry, District  No.  1- 

Daniel  Sawyer,  Alton, "  '•     2. 

Moody  Currier,  Manchester, '•  "3. 

Eobert  Elwell,  Langdon, "  *'     4. 

Benison  E.  Burnham,  Plymouth, "  "5. 

$^2  PER  DAY. 

Salary, 
Thomas  L.  Tullock,  Concord,  Secretary  of  State,  §800, 
Allen  Tenny,  Concord,  Deputy  Secretary,  Sal.  &  Fee.s. 
Peter  Sanborn,  Concord,  State  Treasurer,  §600, 

Asa  McFarland,  Concord,  State  Printer. 

LEOISLATIVE.  ~ 
SENATE. 

George  S.  Towle,  President,  §2.50  per  day. 

Clement  March,  Portsmouth, District  jN"©.  1, 

Joseph  Blake,  Eaymond, "  "     2. 

Herman  Foster,  Manchester, "  "     3. 

David  Morrill,  Jr.,  Canterbury, "  "     4. 

John  D.  Lyman,  Parmington, "  "     5. 

Eli  Wentworth,  Milton, "  "     6. 

Hosea  Eaton,  New-Ipswich, "  "     7. 

"Walter  Harriman,  "Warner, "  "     8. 

Thomas  Pisk,  Dublin, "  ♦'     9. 

Jesse  Slader,  Acworth, "  "10. 

George  S.  Towle,  Lebanon, "  "11. 

William  A-  Burns,  Rumney, "  "  12, 

§2  PER  DAY, 

Greenleaf  Cummings,  Lisbon,  Clerk,  $2.50  per  day. 
"Wm.  A.  Preston,  New-Ipswich,  As.  Clerk,  §2.50  per  day. 


LEGISLATIVE. 


HOUSE   OF   REPRESEXTATIVES. 

Charles  H.  Bell,  Exeter,  Speaker ;  $2.50  per  day 


ROCKINGHAM    COUNTY. 


Atkinson,  Benj.  W.  Ireson. 

Auburn,  George  Clark. 

Brentwood,  Simon  Gordon. 

Candia,  Henrv  M.  Eaton, 
Elias  P.  Hubbard. 

Chester,  Parker  Morse. 

Danville,  William  Hoyt. 

Deerfield,  Joseph  J.  Dear- 
born. 

Derry,  Peter  J.  Home, 
James  Choate. 

East-Kingston,  John  L. 
Greeley. 

Epping,  George  ^N".  Shepard. 

Exeter,  Charles  H.  Bell, 
Nathaniel  K.  Leavitt, 
Jewett  Conner. 

Fremont,  Phineas  Beede,  Jr. 

Greenland,  KufusW.  Weeks. 

Gosport,  none. 

Hamstead,  none. 

Hampton,  John  Dearborn. 

Hampton-Falls,  Charles  A. 

Nason. 
Kensington,  Jonathan  Pal- 
mer. 
Kingston,  Amos  Kimball. 
Londonderry,  John  Dickey, 

Benjamin  F.  Whorf. 
Newcastle,  Geo.  B.  French. 


Newington,  Enoch  T.  Cole- 
man. 
Newmarket,    Benjamin   F. 
Haley,  Augustas  B,  Clay. 

Newton,  Leonard  Currier. 

North -Hampton,        Simon 
Brown,  Jr. 

Northwood,  Woodbury  M. 
Durgin. 

Nottingham, Noah  O.Smith. 

Plaistow,  Nath'l  K.  Kelly. 

Portsmouth,  William  H.  Y. 
Hackett,  John  S.  Harvey, 
Charles  Ann  able,  Lvman 
D.  Spalding,  Alfred  T.. 
Joy,  Marcellus  Butford, 
Abner  Greenleaf. 

Raymond,  none. 

Rye,  Samuel  J.  Locke. 

Salem,     Joseph     Webster, 
William  G.  Crowell. 

Sandown,  James  Griffin. 

Seabrook,  William  Sanborn. 

South-Hampton,    Jacob   B. 
French. 

South-Newmarket,     Daniel 
R.  Smith. 

Stratham,  Nathan  M.  Bar- 
ker. 

Windham,  Sam'l  CampbeU. 


STRAFFORD    COUNTY. 


Barrington,  John  Q.  A. 
Swain,  Jeremiah  Water- 
house,  Jr. 

Dover,  Daniel  Smith,  John 
B.  Bruce,  John  M.  Dur- 


gin, William  J.  Reade, 
Charles  H.  Horton,  Josiah 
B.  Folsom,  Geo.  W.  Col- 
bath,  Simon  J.  Torr. 


LEGISLATIVE. 


23 


Durham,  Andrew  D.  Mc- 
Daniel. 

Farmington,  Andrew  J. 
Scruton,  John  C.  Elkins. 

Lee,  Israel  Bartlett. 

Madbury,  Edward  Pendex- 
ter. 

Middleton,  Robert  P.  White- 
house. 

Milton,  John  E.  Goodwin, 
Daniel  E.  Palmer. 


New-Durham,  Elihu  Hayes. 

Rochester,  Isaac  Spring- 
field, John  Legro,  Levi 
Meader. 

Rollinsford,ElishaE.Dodge. 

Somersworth,  Edward  A. 
Rollins,  Albert  A.  Per- 
kins, John  S.  Haines,  Jr., 
Joshua  F.  Littlefield. 

Strafford,  Isaiah  Edgerly, 
Daniel  J.  Holmes, 


BELKNAP    COUXTY. 


Alton,  Charles  C.  Moonev, 
Sewall  T.  Roberts. 

Barnstead,  Cha's  S.  George, 
James  Locke. 

Center-Harbor,  William  P. 
Sturtevant. 

Gilmanton,  John  K.  Wood- 
man, Ovrus  Gilman. 

Gilford,  f  hos.  Ham,  Wood- 
bury Melcher,  John  J. 
Morrill. 


Laconia,  Bradstreet  Wig- 
gin,  Augustus  Doe. 

Meredith,  Gideon  Piper, 
Isaac  Leavitt. 

New-Hampton,  David  H- 
Smith. 

Sanbornton,  Josiah  H.  Phil- 
brick.  David  C.  Clough, 
Ira  Woodman. 

Upper-Gilmanton,  Morri- 
son Rowe. 


CARROLL    COUNTY. 


Albany,  Geo.  W.  Bennett. 

Bartlett,  Elias  M.  Hall. 

Brookfleld,  Deering  F.  Stod- 
dard. 

Chatham,  Ithiel  E.  Clay. 

Conway,  Tobias  A.  Hanson, 
Jacob  Lewis. 

Eaton,  none. 

Effingham,  John  C.  Leavitt. 

Freedom,  Cyrus -Fowler. 

Jackson,  Joshua  Trickey. 

Madison,  none. 

Moultonborough,    William 


H.  H.  Mason,  Ezekiel  S. 
Flanders. 

Ossipee,  Luther  D.  Sawyer, 
John  Moulton. 

Sandwich,  Neal  McCrillis, 
John  Cooke. 

Tarn  worth,  Larkin  D.  Ma- 
son, James  Emery, 

Tuftonborough,  William  N. 
Roberts. 

Wakefield,  Albra  Went- 
worth. 

Wolfboro',  Moses  Thomp- 
son, John  C,  Young. 


LEGISLATIVE. 


MERRIMACK   COUNTY. 


Allenstown  Amos  B.  Blais- 
dell. 

Andover,  John  M.  Shirley. 

Bow,  Frederick  Clough, 

BoscHWen,  Moses  Whittier, 
Thaddeiis  O.  Wilson. 

Bradford,  CummingsPierce. 

Canterbury,  Edward  Os- 
good, George  W.  Peverly. 

Chichester,  Joshua  Lane,  Jr. 

Concord,  David  A.  Brown, 
John  L.  Tallant,  Elbridge 
Dimond,  Samuel  Coffin, 
Charles  H.  Herbert,  Gil- 
bert Bullock,  Henry  S. 
Shattuck,  David  J.  Ab- 
bott, Lyman  D.  Stevens, 
Charles  E.  Thompson. 

Dunbarton,  Charles  Stinson. 

Epsom,  Samuel  Eowler,  Jr. 


Franklin,  Daniel  Barnard, 

William  H.  Kimball. 
Henniker,  Oliver  Pillsbury 

Carleton  S.  Dodge. 
Hooksett,  Joseph  T.'Goss 
Hopkinton,  Ira  A.  Putney, 

John  M.  Bailey. 
Loudon,     Benjamin     Cate, 

George  W.  Neal. 
Newbury,  Benj,  Chandler. 
New-London,  Anthony  Col- 

NorthfieldjWesleyKnowles. 

Pembroke,  Wm.  Knox,  Jr. 

Pittsfield,  Jackson  Freeze, 
Moses  Martin. 

Salisbury,  John  C.  Smith. 

Sutton,  John  G.  Huntoon. 

Warner,  Cummings  Mar- 
shall, E.  M.  Dunbar. 

Wilmot,  Curtis  Langley. 


HILLSBOROUGH   COUNTY. 


Amherst,  Wm.  Wetherbee. 

Antrim,  Lemuel  N.  Pattee. 

Bedford,  Henry  Hale. 

Bennington,  Henry  H. 
Duncklee. 

Brookline,  Francis  A.Peter- 
son. 

Deering,  Keuben  Lovering. 

Francestown,  Daniel  F. 
Frye. 

Goifstown,  John  Dunlap, 
Gilman  Robertson. 

Greenfield,  John  Gregg. 

Hancock,  Asa  Simonds. 

Hillsborough,  Abel  C.  Burn- 
ham,  Francis  N.  Blood. 

HoUis,  Minot  Farley. 


Hudson,  Samuel  Morrison. 

Litchfield,  Jona.  A.  Griffin. 

Lyndeboro',  Israel  Herrick. 

Manchester,  Jona.  Morse. 
Joseph  B.  Clark,  Ezekiel 
A.  Straw,  Paschal  B. 
Simons,  Timothy  W.  Lit- 
tle, Darwin  J,  Daniels, 
William  P.  Newell,  Isaac 
W.  Smith,  Joseph  A. 
Haines,  Gilman  H.  Kim- 
ball, John  L.  Fitch,  John 
Coughlin,  Richard  N. 
Batchelder,  Walter  H. 
Noyes,  George  W.  Riddle, 
Alpheus  Bodwell. 

Mason,  Thos.  J.  Marshall. 


LEGISLATIVE. 


Merrimack,  TTni.  T.  Parker. 

Milford,  Bainbridge  Wad- 
leigh,  George  F.  Bartlett. 

Mont-Yernon,  Charles  J. 
Smith. 

Nashua,  George  Stark,  Sam- 
uel Chase,  Allen  Wilson, 
Edward  P.  Emerson,  Geo. 
W.  Blakeslee,  Levi  Pvob- 
inson,  Enoch  P.  Chase, 
Hiram  Campbell,  JacobD. 
March,  Wm.  H.  Conant. 

New-Boston,  John  Atwood, 
James  Danforth. 


New-Ipswich,  Henry  O. 
Preston,  Charles  B.  Mar- 
shall. 

Pelham,  Amos  Batchelder. 

Peterborough,  John  Smith, 
Andrew  A.  Farnsworth. 

Sharon,  Wherlin  Gregg. 

Temple,  Elbridge  G.  Cutter. 

Weare,  Robert  B.  Cars  well, 
Simon  G.  Gove. 

Wilton, TimothyParkhurst. 

Windsor,  David  Curtis. 


CHESHIRE    COUJfTY. 


Alstead,  Oliver  Shepard. 

Chesterfield,  Arad  Fletcher. 

Dublin,  Aaron  Smith. 

Fitzwilliam,  Philip  S. 
Batchelder. 

Gilsum,  Ezra  Webster. 

Hinsdale,  John  D.  Todd. 

Jaffrey,  Charles  H.  Powers. 

Keene,  Francis  A.  Faulk- 
ner, Caleb  T.  Buffum,  Ad- 
dison Stone,  Geo.  Holmes. 

Marlboro',  Charles  Gilbert. 

Marlow,  Willard  A.  Baker. 

Nelson,  Simeon  G.  Gritfin. 


Rich  mond,  Abner  T  witchell. 

Rindge,  Josiah  Abbott. 

Roxbury,  Kendall  Nims. 

Stoddard,  Ephraim  Stevens. 

Sullivan,  Caleb  Goodnow. 

Surry,  none. 

Swanzey,  Frederick  L.  Ea- 
ton, Enoch  Howes. 

Troy,  Edwin  Buttrick. 

Walpole,  Augustus  F.  May- 
nard,  Oliver  Martin. 

Westmoreland,  Anson  Cole, 

Winchester,  William  Rix- 
ford,  Mowry  Sabin. 


SULLIVAN    COUNTY. 


Ac  worth,  Daniel  J.Warner. 

Charlestown,  John  J.  Han- 
son, Charles  C.  Kimball. 

Claremont,  John  A.  Winn, 
Edward  D.  Baker,  Solon 
C.  Grannis,  Timothy  D. 
Kimball. 

Cornish,  Araunah  Burnap. 

Croydon,  none. 

Goshen,  Jonas  Parker. 

Grantham,  Adolphus  Hall. 


Langdon,  March  Chase. 
Lempster,  Hosea  W.Parker. 
Newport,  Paul  J.  Wheeler, 

Samuel  H.  Edes. 
Plainfield,  Stephen  R.  Moul- 

ton,  Charles  F.  Gallup. 
Springfield,  Samuel  Stevens. 
Sunapee,  Joseph  P.  Smith. 
Unity,  Uriah  M.  Straw. 
Washington,  John  McHvin. 


26 


LEGISLATIVE. 


GRAFTON    COUNTY. 


Alexandria,  ArielH.  George. 

Bath,  David  R.  Lang. 

Benton,  George  W.  Mann. 

Bethlehem,  Timothy  P. 
Turner. 

Eridgewater,  Jonathan  H. 
Johnson. 

Bristol,  Frederick  Bartlett. 

Campton,  George  VV.  Ken- 
iston. 

Canaan,  Horace  S.  Currier, 
William  L,  Harris. 

Danbury,  Wells  Currier. 

Dorchester,  Milton  Young- 
man. 

Ellsworth  and  Waterville, 
John  Johnson,  Jr. 

Enfield,  James "W.  Johnson. 

Franconia,  Chas.  H.  Colby. 

Grafton,  Enos  T.  Gifford. 

Groton,  Noah  L.  Jewell. 

Hanover,  N'ewton  S.  Hun- 
tington, Israel  O.  Dewey. 

Haverhill,  James  P.  "Web- 
ster, George  S.  Kelsea. 


Hebron,  Lucius  W.  Ham- 
mond. 

Hill,  Ezekiel  G.  Bartlett. 

Holderness,  Aaron  M.  Gor- 
don, Jesse  Mudgett. 

Landaff,  Wm.  L.  Shattuck. 

Lebanon,  Horace  Hatch, 
Francis  A.  Cushman. 

Lisbon,  James  Parker,  Mo- 
ses A.  Quimby. 

Littleton,  Calvin  F.  Gate, 
John  C.  Quimby. 

Lyman,  Harrison  Porter. 

Lyme,  Cyrus  B.  Hamilton, 
Selah  Beal. 

Monroe,  Horace  Emery. 

Orange,  Truman  F.  Thomas. 

Orford,  Stedman  Willard. 

Piermont,  Elisha  Rogers. 

Plymouth,  none. 

Rumney,  Josiah  Quincy. 

Thornton,  Wm.  A.  Smith. 

Warren,  Ira  M.  Weeks. 

Wentworth,  Elijah  Rollins. 

Woodstock  and  Lincoln, 
Stephen  ^N.  Hanson. 


coos  COUNTY. 


Berlin  and  Randolph, 
Fletcher  J.  Bean. 

Carroll  and  Hart's  Loca- 
tion, Charles  S.  Leavitt. 

Clarksville  and  Pittsburgh, 
David  Johnson. 

Colebrook,  Daniel  Fletcher. 

Columbia,  Samuel  M.  Har- 
vey. 

Dalton,  John  Bond. 

Errol,  Cambridge,  &c.,  Mo- 
ses F.  Coolidge. 


Gorham,  Sumner  Chipman. 

Jefferson,  Chas.  L.  Plaisted. 

Lancaster,  George  C.  Wil- 
liams, Seth  Savage. 

Milan,  Columbus  Lane. 

Northumberland,  James  H. 
Curtis. 

Shelburne,  Harvey  Phil- 
brick. 

Stark  and  Dummer,  Solo- 
mon Cole. 


LEGISLATIVE.  27 


Whitefleld,     William     B. 
Hutchins. 


StGwartstown,     Horace    J. 

Hall. 
Stratford,  Harvey  Hinman. 

Whole  number  of  Eepresentatives  chosen  for  1860-61 
J527. 

The  members  are  paid  $2  per  day. 


TELIiERS. 

Division  ISTo.  1 — Nathan  M,  Barker,  Stratham. 
Division  No.  2 — Charles  J.  Smith,  Mont-Yernon. 
Division  No.  3 — Joseph  T.  Goss,  Hooksett. 


CliERKS. 

Clerh  of  the  House — Edward  Sawyer,  Rochester,  $2.50 
per  day. 

Assistant  Clerk — Samuel  D.  Lord,  Manchester,  §2.50 
per  day. 

Engrossing  Clerk — Silas  Hardy,  Keene,  $2.50  per  day. 

Chaplain  to  the  Legislature — Rev.  Nathaniel  Bouton, 
D.  D.,  Concord. 

Reporters — Samuel  R.  Glenn,  Boston,  for  the  New- 
Hampshire  Patriot ;  George  V.  Marsh,  Chester,  England, 
for  the  New-Hampshire  Statesman ;  Samuel  C.  Eastman, 
Concord,  for  the  Independent  Democrat. 


DOOR-KEEPERS. 

To  the  Council — Greenlcaf  J.  Prescott,*  Concord. 
To  the  Senate — Henry  Willard,  Keene. 
To  the  House — Edmund  Brown,  Lancaster ;  Uriel  L. 
Comings,  Cornish. 

TrxVvelixq  Fees.  The  members  of  the  Council  shall 
receive  each,  ten  cents  a  mile  to  and  from  the  place  of 
their  sessions.  The  President  and  members  of  the  Sen- 
ate, Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives,  and  Clerks 
and  Assistant  Clerks  of  the  Senate  and  House,  shall  each 

*Mr.  Prescott  was  appointed  at  the  close  of  the  session  of  1860. 


28  LEGISLATIVE. 

receive  ten  cents  a  mile  for  their  travel  to  and  from  the 
place  of  the  sitting  of  the  Legislature. 

The  Legislature  of  New-Hampshire  commenced  their 
session  for  the  political  year  1860-61,  on  Wednesday, 
June  6,  and  closed  the  session  July  4,  making  a  session 
of  thirty  days  ;  and  passed  sixty  public  acts  and  twenty- 
five  public  resolutions;  thirty-six  private  acts,  and 
twenty-one  private  resolutions. 


APPROPRIATIONS. 

One  thousand  dollars  for  educating  the  indigent  blind 
and  partially  blind  of  this  State  at  the  Institution  for  the 
Blind  at  Boston  ;  $1,500  for  the  indigent  deaf  and  dumb 
persons  in  this  State  at  the  Institution  in  Hartford ; 
$3,000  for  the  maintenance  of  indigent  insane  persons 
belonging  to  this  State,  at  the  Asylum,  for  such  and  so 
many  as  His  Excellency  the  Governor  shall  elect  and 
approve:  Provided,  that  not  less  than  two  thirds  of  said 
sum  shall  be  applied  to  the  support  of  private  patients, 
exclusive  of  paupers  maintained  at  public  charge ;  §5,000 
for  the  House  of  Keformation  for  the  current  expenses  of 
the  year  and  indebtedness,  and  for  building  a  barn, 
woodshed,  workshop,  and  furnishing  mechanical  tools ; 
$5,000  for  the  purpose  of  completing  the  new  cabinet 
shop,  and  the  net  income  of  the  State  Prison  shall  be 
appropriated  to  liquidate  the  said  sum  borrowed  b}'  the 
a-uthority  of  the  State ;  S600  for  the  purpose  of  repairing 
the  steam  engine  at  the  Prison  ;  $100  for  the  purpose  of 
cementing  the  cellar  under  the  cabinet  shop ;  $100  for 
the  purpose  of  purchasing  books  and  stationery  for  the 
use  of  the  prisoners  ;  $300  to  pay  the  salary  of  the  chap- 
lain ;  $200  in  addition  to  the  warden's  present  salary ; 
$1,000  for  painting  and  making  necessary  repairs  to  the 
State  House. 


COMMISSIONERS 

Under  an  act  concerning  contagious  diseases  among  cattle. 

Larkin  D.  Mason,  of  Tarn  worth ;  Oliver  Pillsbury,  of 
Henniker ;  Walter  Ilarriman,  of  Warner, 


29 


JUDICIARY. 


SUPREME  JUDICIAL.    COURT. 

Salaries. 
SAMUEL  D.  BELL,  LL.  D.,  Manchester, 

Chief  Justice,     $2,000 
Asa  Fowler,  Concord,  Associate  Justice,  1,800 

Jonathan  E.  Sargent,  Wentwortb,  Asso.  Justice,  1,800 
Henry  A.  Bellows,  Concord,  Associate  Justice,  1,800 
Charles  Doe,  Dover,  Associate  Justice,  1,800 

George  W.  Nesmith,  Franklin,  Associate  Justice,  1,800 
John  Sullivan,  Exeter,  Attorney-General,  1,800 

William  E.  Chandler,  Concord, 

Rej^orter  of  the  Supreme  Judicial  Court,  400 

clerks  of  the  supreme  judicial  court. 

Charles  G.  Conner,  Exeter,  for  Rockingham ; 

Andrew  H.  Young,  Dover,  for  Strafford  ; 

Samuel  C.  Clark,  Gilford  (address  Lake  Tillage),  for 

Belknap  ; 
"William  M.  Weed,  Sandwich,  for  Carroll ; 
Jonas  D.  Sleeper,  Concord,  for  Merrimack ; 
Edward  S.  Cutter,  Amherst,  for  Hillsborough  ; 
Edward  Farrar,  Keene,  for  Cheshire ; 
W.  H.  H.  Allen,  Newport,  for  Sullivan ; 
Charles  A,  Dole,  Haverhill,  for  Grafton ; 
Daniel  C.  Pinkham,  Lancaster,  for  Coos. 

county  solicitors. 
Charles  H.  Bell,  Exeter,  for  Rockingham ; 
Wolcott  Hamlin,  Dover,  for  Strafford ; 
Samuel  W.  Rollins,  Meredith,  for  Belknap  ; 
Luther  D.  Sawyer,  Ossipee,  for  Carroll ; 
George  W.  Everett,  New-London,  for  Merrimack  ; 
Aaron  F.  Stevens,  Nashua,  for  Hillsborough  ; 
Francis  A.  Faulkner,  Keene,  for  Cheshire ; 
Levi  W.  Barton,  Newport,  for  Sullivan ; 
Henry  W.  Blair,  Plymouth,  for  Grafton ; 
Benjamin  F.  Whidden,  Lancaster,  for  Coos. 


30  JUDICIARY. 

<'The  solicitors  for  the  several  counties  shall  receive 
from  the  State  Treasury,  in  full  compensation  for  the 
services  bj'  them  rendered  in  the  absence  of  the  attorney- 
general,  at  each  trial  term  of  the  Court  (S.  J.  C.)  at 
which  they  shall  perform  his  duties,  upon  a  certificate 
thereof  from  the  presiding  justice,  the  following  sums: 

In  Kockingham,  Hillsboro'  and  Grafton,  fifty  dollars; 

In  Strafford,  Merrimack  and  Cheshire,  forty  dollars; 

In  Belknap,  Carroll,  Sullivan  and  Coos,  thirty  dollars. 

Such  solicitors  shall  receive  for  all  other  services  by 
them  performed,  such  reasonable  compensation  as  the 
justices  of  said  court  may  at  each  term  direct,  from  the 
county  treasury." 


L.AAV    TERMS, 

Held  by  the  Supi^eme  Judicial  Court,  according  to  an  act 
remodeling  the  Judiciary,  1855,  and  as  amended  June 
session,  1859. 

The  State  is  divided  into  four  Judicial  Districts,  as 
follows  : 

No.  1.  To  consist  of  the  Counties  of  Eockingham, 
Strafford  and  Carroll ; 

No.  2.  Of  the  Counties  of  Merrimack,  Hillsborough 
and  Belknap ; 

No.  3.  Of  the  Counties  of  Cheshire  and  Sullivan ; 

No.  4.  Of  the  Counties  of  Grafton  and  Coos. 

The  Supreme  Judicial  Court  shall  hold  terms  thereof, 
to  be  called  Law  Terms,  annually,  within  the  aforesaid 
Judicial  Districts,  at  the  times  and  places  following : 

At  Exeter  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  June,  and  at  Dover 
on  the  third  Tuesday  of  December,  for  the  Counties  of 
Kockingham  and  Strafford ;  at  Manchester  on  the  first 
Tuesday  of  June,  and  at  Concord  on  the  first  Tuesday  of 
December,  for  the  Counties  of  Merrimack  and  Hills- 
borough ;  at  Keene  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  July,  and  at 
Newport  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  December,  for  the 
Counties  of  Cheshire  and  Sullivan  ;  at  Lancaster  on  the 
third  Tuesday  of  July,  and  at  Haverhill  on  the  Tuesday 
next  after  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  December,  for  the  Coun- 
ties of  Grafton  and  Cods. 


JUDICIARY.  31 

TRIAL  TERMS  OF  THE  SUPREME  JUDICIAL  COURT,  COM- 
PILED ACCORDING  TO  AN  ACT  PASSED  JUNE 

SESSION,  1859. 

At  Portsmouth,  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  October,  acd 
At  Exeter  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  January  and  the  second 
Tuesday  of  April,  for  the  County  of  Kockingham. 

At  Dover,  on  the  second  Tuesday  of  February,  the  last 
Tuesday  of  May  and  first  Tuesday  of  September,  for  the 
County  of  Strafford. 

At  Gilford,  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  March  and  the 
fourth  Tuesday  of  September,  for  the  County  of  Belknap. 

At  Ossipee,  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  April  and  the  third 
Tuesday  of  October,  for  the  County  of  Carroll. 

At  Concord,  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  August,  and  on  the 
first  Tuesday  of  February,  for  the  County  of  Merrimack. 

At  Amherst,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  September,  at 
Manchester  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  January,  and  at 
Nashua  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  May,  for  the  County  of 
Hillsborough. 

At  Keene,  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  April  and  the  third 
Tuesday  of  October,  for  the  County  of  Cheshire. 

At  Xewport,  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  January  and  the 
first  Tuesday  of  September,  for  the  County  of  Sullivan. 

At  Haverhill,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  April  and  the 
first  Tuesday  of  October,  for  the  Western  Judicial  Dis- 
trict ;  and  at  Plymouth,  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  May 
and  the  third  Tuesday  of  November,  for  the  Eastern  Judi- 
cial District  in  the  County  of  Grafton. 

At  Lancaster,  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  April  and  the 
fourth  Tuesday  of  October,  for  the  County  of  Coos. 


PROBATE    OFFICERS. 

JUDGES. 

Counties.  Kames  and  Residences .         Appointed.  Sal anj. 

Rockingham,  William  W.  Stickney,  Exeter.    June  30,  1857,  $412 

Strafford,          Dan'l  G.  Rollins,  Somersworth,  June  30,  1857,  225 

Belknap,           Warren  Lovell,  Lacouia,             Jan.,        1841,  142 

<^arroll,            Joel  Eastman.  Conway,               July  14,  1856,  150 

Merrimack,      Hamilton  E.  Perkins, "Concord,  July  14,  1856,  300 

Hillsborough,  David  Cross,  Manchester,            July  14,  1856,  425 

Cheshire,          Larkin  Baker,  Westmoreland,    Nov.,       1841,  225 

Sullivan,          Alvah  Smith,  Lempster,               July  14,  1856,  175 

Grafton,           Nathaniel  S.  Berry,  Hebron,       July  14,  1856,  300 

Coos,                Turner  Stephenson,                     July  13,  1855,  150 


32  JUDICIARY, 

REGISTERS. 

Counties.  Karnes  and  Residences.  Appoiyifed.  Salary. 

Rockingham,  Samuel  D.  Wingate,  Exeter,  Jan.  1,    1857,  S550 

Stratford,  Asa  Freeman,  Dover,  June  30,  1857,     300 

Belknap,  William  L.  Avery,  Laconia,  May  11,  1858,     183 

Carroll,  Daniel  G.  Beede,  Sandwicb,  July  14,  1856,     200 

Merrimack,      Isaac  A.  Hill,  Concord,  Jan.    1,1856,     400 

Hillsborough,  Josiah  G.  Dearborn,  Amherst,  July    3,1860,     575 

Cheshire,  Silas  Hardv,  Keene,  Mar.  16,  1859,     300 

Sullivan,  Edward  WVman,  Newport,  July  14,  1856,     225 

Grafton,  Nath'l  W.  Westgate,  Haverhill,  July  14,  1856,     400 

Coos,  John  M.  Whipple,  Lancaster,  July    3,  1860,     200 

TERMS   OF    THE    PROBATE    COURT. 

ROCKINGHAM    COUNTY. 

EXETEK,  on  the  Wednesday  next  following  the  first 
Tuesday  of  November  and  April,  on  the  Wednesday 
next  following  the  third  Tuesday  of  February,  March 
and  December,  and  on  the  Wednesday  next  following 
the  second  Tuesday  of  every  other  month. 

POPwTSMOUTH,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  November, 
on  the  third  Tuesday  of  March,  and  on  the  second  Tues- 
day of  January,  31  ay,  July  and  September. 

PLAISTOW,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  August  and  De- 
cember, and  the  third  Tuesday  of  May. 

DERKY,  on  the  Wednesday  next  following  the  first 
Tuesday  of  August  and  December,  and  on  the  Wednesday 
next  follov/ing  the  third  Tuesday  of  Mav. 

CHESTER,  on  the  Thursday  next  following  the  first 
Tuesday  of  August  and  December,  and  on  the  Thursday 
next  following  the  third  Tuesday  of  Mav. 

DEERFIELD,  on  the  Friday  next  following  the  first 
Tuesday  of  August  and  December,  and  on  the  Friday  next 
following  the  third  Tuesday  of  May.     Act  of  June*  1858. 

STRAFFORD    COUNTY. 

DOVER,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  January,  March, 
May,  August  and  October. 

ROCHESTER,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  July  and 
December. 

FARMINGTON,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  April  and 
September. 

SOMERSWORTH,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  February, 
June  and  November. 


JUDICIARY,  Sd 

BELKJTAP    COUNTY. 

GILFOED,  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  every  month. 

CARROLL    COUNTY. 

OSSIPEE  COENEE,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  March, 
June,  September  and  December. 

COISTWAY,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  January,  April, 
July  and  October. 

TAMWORTH,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  February, 
May,  August  and  November. 

MERRIMACK    COUNTY.' 

CONCOED,  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  every  month. 

HILLSBOROUGH    COUNTY. 

MA:N"CHESTEE,  on  the  fourth  Tuesdays  of  January. 
March,  May,  July,  September  and  November. 

jSTASHUA,  on  the  fourth  Tuesdays  of  February,  April. 
June,  August,  October  and  December. 

FEAN'CESTOWN,  on  the  Friday  next  following  the 
fourth  Tuesdav  of  Januarv,  April,  Julv  and  October. 

AMHEESf,  on  the  Friday  next  following  the  fourth 
Tuesdav  of  Februarv,  June,  September  and  December. 

PETEEBOEOUGH,  on  the  Friday  next  following  the 
fourth  Tuesdav  of  Mav  and  August. 

MASOX  VILLAGE,  on  the  Friday  next  following 
the  fourth  Tuesdav  of  March  and  November.  Act  of 
June,  1859. 

CHESHIRE    COUNTY. 

KEENE,  on  the  first  and  third  Tuesdays  of  every 
month. 

SULLIVAN   COUNTY. 

NEWPOET,  on  the  last  Wednesday  of  February. 
April,  June,  August,  October  and  December. 

CLAEEMONT,  on  the  last  Wednesday  of  January, 
March,  May,  July,  September  and  November. 

GRAFTON    COUNTY. 

HAVEEHILL,  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  April  and 
October. 
PLYMOUTH,  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  May  and 

November. 

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34  JUDICIARY. 

CANAAN,  on  the  third  Tuesday-  of  June  and  December. 
LISBON,  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  March  and  September. 
BRISTOL,  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  July. 
LITTLETON,  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  \lanuarv. 
WENTWORTH,  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  February 
and  August. 

coos    COL'NTY. 

COLEBROOK,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  September. 
LANCASTER,  onthefirstTuesday  of  January,  March. 
May  and  November. 
BERLIN,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  July. 


CHANGE    OF    CIVIL.    OFFICERS. 

The  Court  of  Common  Pleas  was  abolished  at  the  June 
session,  1859,  and  the  business  of  said  court  was  trans- 
ferred to  the  Supreme  Judicial  Court.  Five  Judges 
belonged  to  this  court,  which  number  was  increased  to 
six  by  the  appointment,  July  5,  of  Jonathan  E.  Sargent, 
on  and  after  August  1,  a  Judge  in  the  late  Court  of 
Common  Pleas. 

September  23,  1859,  Samuel  Dana  Bell  was  appointed 
Chief  Justice  of  the  Supreme  Judicial  Court,  on  and  after 
September  30,  vice  Ira  Perley,  resigned ;  Henry  A.  Bel- 
lows was  appointed  Associate  Justice  in  the  Supreme  Judi- 
cial Court,  on  and  after  September  30,  vice  George  Y. 
Sawyer,  resigned;  Charles  Doe  was  appointed  Associate 
Justice  in  the  Supreme  Judicial  Court,  on  and  after  Octo- 
ber 31,  1859.  December  31,  1859,  George  W.  Nesmith 
was  appointed  Associate  Justice  in  the  Supreme  Judicial 
Court,  on  and  after  Januarj^  2,  1860,  vice  Ira  A.  Eastman, 
resigned.  July  3,  18G0,  Henry  W.  Blair  was  appointed 
Solicitor  for  Grafton  County,  vice  Charles  W.  Rand, 
term  of  oflBce  expired;  Josiah  G.  Dearborn,  Register  of 
Probate  for  Hillsborough  County,  vice  Wm.  AVetherbee, 
term  of  ofiice  expired ;  John  M.  Whipple,  Register  of 
Probate  for  Coos  County,  vice  Albro  L.  Robinson,  term 
of  office  expired.  June  27,  1860,  the  following  named 
persons  were  appointed  Sherifts,  the  predecessors  of  whom, 
the  term  of  office  having  severally  expired ;  Joseph  B. 


ATTORNEYS    AT    LAW. 


35 


Adams,  for  the  County  of  Eoc.kingham;  John  Legro, 
for  the  County  of  Strafford;  Daniel  L.  Stevens,  for  the 
County  of  Hillsborough ;  Bolivar  Lovell  (reappointed), 
for  the  County  of  Clieshire;  Wyman  Pattee,  for  the 
County  of  Grafton. 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

In  making  up  the  annual  list  of  lawyers  for  each  town 
or  city,  it  is  the  intention  of  the  Compiler  to  insert  the 
names,  where  there  is  more  than  one  in  a  town  or  city, 
in  the  order  in  which  each  commenced  business.  An 
attorney,  changing  his  place  of  business,  or  a  young  man, 
after  having  been  admitted  to  the  practice  of  law,  and 
located  for  business,  would  confer  a  favor  by  sending  his 
card  to  the  Compiler. 


Alstead,  Aldis  Lovell. 

Alton,  J.  M.  Moody. 

Amherst,  Perlev  Dodge, 
Edward  S.  Cutter. 

Andover,  John  M.Shirley. 

Atkinson,  John  Kelly. 

Bath,  Isaac  Patterson, 
Andrew  S.  Woods, 
John  L.  Carleton, 
Harry  Hibbard, 
A.  P.  Carpenter, 
David  E.  Lang, 
George  A.  Bingham, 
Edward  Woods. 

Barnstead,  C.  S.  George. 

Bradford.  Woare  Tappan, 
M.  W.  Tappan, 
Moses  K.  Haselton. 

Bristol,  L.  W.  Fling, 
S-  K.  Mason. 

Canaan,  William  P.  Weeks, 
Geo.  W.Murray  (East), 
Brooks  K.  Weboer. 


Charlestown,  George  Olcott, 
E.  L.  Gushing, 
Henry  Hubbard, 
E.  D.  Hastings. 

Claremont,  P.  C.  Freeman, 
Alpheus  F.  Snow, 
John  J.  Prentiss, 
George  Ticknor, 
E.  D.  Baker, 
Alexander  Gardiner, 
Edwin  Vaughan, 
Arthur  Chase. 

Colebrook,  A.  Barker, 
William  S.  Ladd, 
Ira  Kamsey. 

Concord,  Stephen  C.  Badger, 
Arthur  Fletcher, 
Ira  Perley, 
Sylvester  Dana, 
Josiah  3Iinot, 
John  H.  George, 
Lyman  D.  Stevens, 
George  G.  Fogg, 


36 


ATTORNEYS   AT    LAW. 


Concord,  A.   Herbert   Bel- 
lows, 
H.  P.  Kolfe, 
Anson  S.  Marshall, 
William  H.  Bartlett, 
Amos  Hadley, 
William  L.  Foster, 
David  Pillsbury, 
John  Y.  Mngridge, 
Lyman  T.  Flint, 
W.  E.  Chandler, 
Wm.  F.  Goodwin, 
Napoleon  B.  Bryant, 
Joseph  C.  A.  Wingate, 
H.  E.  Perkins, 
B.  F.  Prescott, 
Samuel  G.  Lane, 
Benj.  E.  Badger, 
Jonas  D.  Sleeper, 
George  Tenney, 
Jonathan  Kittredge, 
Charles  P.  Sanborn, 
Josiah  Bellows, 
Samuel  C.  Eastman, 
Benj.  T.  Hutchins, 
E.C.DelevanKittredge, 
James  B.  Moore. 

(Fisherville,)  John  A.  Kil- 
burn, 
Nehemiah  Butler. 

Conway,  Zara  Cutler, 
Joel  Eastman, 
F.  Pv.  Chase. 

Croydon,  Samuel  ]\[orsc. 

Danbury,  Wm.  T.  Norris. 

Deerfield,  Ira  St.  Clair. 

Deering,  I).  F.  Whittle. 

Derry,  David  A.  Gregg, 
Greenleaf  C.  Bartlett, 
John  Porter. 

Dover,  Asa  Freeman, 
Daniel  M.  Christie, 


Dover,  Charles  W.  Wood- 
man, 
Thomas  E.  Sawyer, 
John  H.  White, 
John  P.  Hale, 
Kichard  Kimball, 
Samuel  M.  Wheeler, 
Henry  T.  Wiswall, 
Amasa  Poberts, 
Wolcott  Hamlin, 
Joshua  G.  Hall,  Jr., 
John  H.  Wiggin, 
Daniel  Hall. 

Dunbarton,  Caleb  Stark. 

Durham,  J.  A.  Kichardson, 
John  W.  Kingman. 

Effingham,    Josiah     Dear- 
born. 

Epping,  John  S.  H.  Frink, 
Horace  C.  Bacon. 

Exeter,  John  Sullivan,  Ai- 
torncy-  General, 
Araos  Tuck, 
Gilman  Marston, 
James  H.  Shapley, 
William  W.  Stickney, 
Nathaniel  Gordon, 
Alvah  Wood, 
Charles  H.  Bell, 
J.  W.  Clark. 
Moses  N.  Collins, 
Samuel  M.  Wilcox, 
J.  Warren  Towle. 

Farmington,  Geo.  N.  East- 
man, 
Louis  Bell. 

Fitz William,  A.  A.  Parker. 

Freedom,  Orestes  R.  Topliff, 
Edwin  Pease. 

Franklin.  Austin  F.  Pike, 
M.  Bradbury  Goodwin, 
Daniel  Barnard. 


ATTORNEYS   AT    LAW. 


Gilford,  J.  P.  Hutchinson, 
William  L.  Avery, 

(Lake  Village,) 

Samuel  C.  Clark. 

Goffstown,  David  Steele. 

Gorham,  Dan'l  W.Scribner. 

Hanover.  Daniel  Blaisdell, 
William  H.  Duncan. 

Haverhill,  K.  B.  Felton, 
George  W.  Chapman, 
N.  W.  Westgate, 
Charles  A.  Dole. 

Henniker,    Edward    B.    S. 
Sanborn. 

Hillsborough,  F.  X.  Blood. 

Hillsboro'  Bridge,  D.  Steele. 
J.  F.  Briggs. 

Holderness,  Jas.  L.  Wilson. 

Hopkinton,  Horace  Chase. 

Jaftrey,  Albert  S.  Scott. 

Keene,  Levi  Chamberlain, 
Thomas  M.  Edwards, 
Samuel  Dinsmoor, 
Salma  Hale, 
J.  Henry  Elliot, 
George  A.  Wheelock, 
William  P.  Wheeler, 
Frank  S.  Fiske, 
Charles  C.  Webster, 
Edward  Farrar, 
Farnum  F.  Lane, 
F.  A.  Faulkner, 
Harvey  Carleton, 
Silas  Hardy, 
Henry  F.  Severens, 
Don  H.  Woodward, 
C.  Fred.  Webster. 
Laconia,  S.  C.  Lyford, 
Warren  Lovell, 
George  W.  Stevens, 
Ellerv  A.  Hibbard, 
T.  J.  Whipple, 


Laconia,  0.  A.  J.  Yaughan, 
Wm.  N.  Blair. 

Lancaster,  J.  W.  Williams, 
Turner  Stephenson, 
S.  W.  Cooper, 
George  A.  Cossitt, 
Jacob  Benton, 
William  Burns, 
B.  F.  Whidden, 
George  C.  Williams, 
H.  A.  Fletcher, 
Jared  I.  Williams, 
William  Heywood, 
Henry  0.  Kent, 
Ossian  Ray. 

Lebanon,  George  S.  Towle, 
Aaron  H.  Cragin, 
Rodney  Lund, 
L.  R.  Morris, 
J.  H.  Buckingham. 

Lempster,  Hosea  W.Parker. 

Littleton,  Edmund  Carleton, 
Harry  Bingham, 
Wm.  J.  Bellows, 
Charles  W.  Rand, 
John  Farr, 
Edward  D.  Rand. 

Manchester,  Daniel  Clark, 
G.  W.  Morrison, 
Herman  Foster, 
Moody  Currier, 
William  C.  Clarke, 
David  Cross, 
George  A.  French, 

B.  P.  Cillev, 
J.  L.  Fitch, 
D.  J.  Clark, 
Samuel  ^^.  Bell, 
Isaac  W.  Smith, 

C.  W.  Stanley, 
Samuel  D.  Lord, 
Jonas  P.  Bowman, 


ATTORNEYS   AT   LAW. 


Manchester,  John  P. Newell, 
Lucien  B.  Clough, 
Joseph  B.  Clark, 
Elijah  M.  Topliff, 
Samuel  Upton, 
S.  G.  Clarke, 
Wm.  Stark, 
Wm.  AV.  Morris, 
A.  B.  Shattuck, 
Ira  A.  Eastman, 
Lewis  W.  Clark, 
Charles  W.  Johnson, 
Daniel  A.  Crosby. 

Mason  Yillage,  "William  A. 
Preston. 

Meredith,  S.  W.  Eollins. 

Merrimack,  Edward  P.Par- 
ker, 
Isaac  McGaw. 

Milford,  Bainbridge  Wad- 
leigh, 
Gilbert  Wadleigh, 
O.  W.  Lull. 

Milan,  Albert  Baker. 

Milton,  Cyrus  Jones. 

Moultonboro',  S.  Emerson. 

Nashua,  George  Y.  Sawj'^er, 
Aaron  W.  Sawyer, 

A.  F.  Stevens, 

B.  B.  Whittemore, 
Edward  B.  West, 
Benjamin  F.  Emerson, 
A.  P.  Hughes, 
William  W.  Bailey, 

C.  K.  Morrison, 
Wm.  L.  Carter, 
Wm.  H.  Nutt. 

New-Ipswich,  John  Preston. 
New-London,  G.W.Everett. 
Newmarket,  Wm.  B.  Small, 

Augustus  B.  Clay. 
Newport,  Amasa  Edes, 


Newport,  Edmund  Burke, 
W.  F.  Newton, 
S.  H.  Edes, 
Levi  W.  Barton, 
S.  L.  Bowers, 
Albert  S.  Wait, 
W.  H.  H.  Allen. 

Northfield,  Asa  P.  Cate, 

Northwood,  N.  Dearborn, 

Ossipee,  Luther  D.  Sawyer, 
Sanborn  B.  Carter,' 
Simon  G.  Philbrick. 

Pembroke,  Moody  Kent. 

Peterborough,    Charles    G. 
Cheney, 
Cornelius  V.  Dearborn. 
George  A.  Ramsdell. 

Pittsfield,  Benj.  Emerson, 
H.  B.  Leavitt, 
John  J.  Pillsburv, 
Thomas  H.  Thorndike. 

Plaistow,  Wm.  H.  Hills. 

Plymouth,  Wm.  Leverett, 
Joseph  Clark, 
Joseph  Burrows, 
Henry  W.  Blair, 
Benjamin  Clark, 
John  W.  Ela. 

Portsmouth,  P.E.  Freeman. 
Wm.  Claggett, 
Alfred  W.^Haven, 
Wm.  H.  Y.  Hackett, 
James  W.  Emery, 
James  Smith, 
Lory  Odell, 
Albert  K.  Hatch, 
W.  H.  Kollins, 
I.  B.  Claggett, 
WillianrH.  Hackett, 
Horace  Webster, 
Samuel  H,  Goodall, 
Albert  H.  Hoyt, 


ATTORNEYS    AT   LAW. 


30 


Portsmouth,      Edwin      N. 
Mathes, 
Amos  S.  Alexander. 

Rindge,  Geo.  W.  Todd,  Jr. 

Jvochester,  D.  J.  Parsons, 
Cvrus  K.  Sanborn. 

Pvollinsford,     William     J. 
Copeland. 

Rumney,  Josiali  Quiney, 
Samuel  Herbert. 

Sanbornton  (Bridge),  B.  M. 
Colby, 
Charles  C.  Rogers, 

Sandwich,  I.  A.  Bean. 

Shelburne,  Fletcher  Odell, 

Somersworth,    Ichabod    G. 
Jordan, 
Nathaniel  Wells, 
Royal  Eastman, 
Edward  A.  Rollins, 
Greorge  W.  Burleigh, 
William  D.  Knapp. 


Strafford,  Geo.  C.  Peavey. 
Stratford,  C.  D.  Johnson. 
Sunapee,  W.  C.  Sturoc. 
Tam worth,  Obed  Hall, 

Henry  Heywood. 
AYakefieM,  Wm.  Sawyer, 

Amasa  Copp, 

Charles  Chesley. 
Walpole,  Frederick  Vose, 
Warner,  Harrison  G.Harri&, 

Samuel  Davis,  Jr. 
Wentworth,  T.  J.  Smith, 

Charles  Henry  Bartlett. 
Wilmot,  Wm.  W.'rianders. 
Wilton,  Charles  H.  Burns. 
Winchester,  E.M.  Forbes, 

EllerA'  Albee. 
AVolf  boro',  Henry  H.  Orne. 

Zachariah  Batchelder. 

Charles  F.  Hill, 

William  C.  Fox. 


A  list  of  those  admitted  to  practice  in  courts  of  law, 


as  attorneys,  by  statute : 

Bartlett,  Geo.W.M. Pitman. 
Dover,  G.  T.  Wentworth, 
Haverhill,  John  S.  Bryant, 
David  Page. 


Kingston,  Wm.  C.  Patten, 
Marlow,  Bethuel  Farley. 
Plymouth,  Jas.  McQuesten. 
Tuftonboro',  John  Peavcy. 


40 


NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 


[The  names  in  the  following  list  having  a  star,  were 
appointed  under  the  law  before  1827,  which  appointment 
was  made  to  continue  during  good  behavior.] 


Amherst,  Chas.  Richardson. 

Barrington,    J.  H.   Wink- 
ley,  Jr. 

Brentwood,  W.  H.  Dudley. 

Charlestown,  Henry  H.  Syl- 
vester, 
George  Olcott,  Jr. 

Chichester,  Charles  H.  Car- 
penter. 

Claremont,  Geo.  N.^arwell, 
J.  L.  Farwell, 
Edward  D.  Baker. 

Concord,  N.  G.  Upham,* 
Ebenezer  S.  Towle, 
George  Minot, 
Arthur  Fletcher, 
Elisha  Morrill, 
"Wm.  P.  Foster, 
Stephen  C.  Badger, 
John  S.  Rollins, 
Edson  Hill, 
Lyman  D.  Stevens, 
Elbridge  G.  Carter, 
Charles  Minot, 
Charles  H.  Hill, 
Joseph  C.  A.  Wingate, 
Preston  S.  Smith. 

Colebrook,  Ira  Ramsey. 

Derry,  David  Currier. 

Dover,  Asa  A.  Tufts, 

Charles  W.  "Woodman, 
Samuel  M.  Wheeler. 

Francestown,  Cornelius  V. 
Dearborn, 


Francestown,  Paul  H.Bixby. 
Exeter,  Nathaniel  Gordon, 

James  W.  Odlin, 

William  B.  Morrill, 

Nathaniel  A.  Shute. 
Epping,  Chas.  W.  Sargent. 
Farmington,  G.  L.  White- 
house, 

John  D.  Lyman, 
Gorham,  Dan'l  W.Scribner. 
Hampton-Falls,    John    W. 
Dodge, 

Thomas  L.  Sanborn. 
Hanover,  David  Kimball. 
Haverhill,    Nathaniel    W. 

Westgate. 
JafFrey,  Peter  Upton, 

Spencer  L.  Bailey. 
Keene,  Thomas  H.  Leverett, 

George  W.  Tilden, 

Francis  A.  Faulkner, 

Daniel  Buss, 

R.  H.  Porter. 
Laconia,  John  T.  Coffin, 

Almon  C.  Leavitt. 
Lancaster,  Richard  P.  Kent, 

George  C.  Williams. 
Lebanon,  Ed  ward  J.Durant, 

James  H.  Kendrick. 
Lisbon,  Wm.  H.  Cummings. 
Littleton,  Adam  Moore. 
Manchester,  Sam'l  D.  Bell,* 

Herman  Foster, 

Moody  Currier, 


NOTARIES   PUBLIC. 


41 


Manchester,  David  Cross, 
David  J.  Clark, 
J.  Dudley  Lyford, 
Jacob  r.  James, 
Samuel  N.  Bell, 
Isaac  W.  Smith, 
Elijah  M.  Topliff, 
Eufus  Baker, 
Joseph  B.  Clark, 
John  D.  Erving, 
William  Stark, 
Charles  E.  Balch, 
Nathan  Parker, 
George  B,  Chandler, 
Bradbury  P.  Cilley, 
Stephen  G.  Clarke. 

Marlow,  Ephraim  Parker. 

Meredith,  S.  W.  Rollins. 

Milan,  Osman  M.Twitchell. 

Milford,  Hiram  A.  Daniels, 
Gilbert  Wadleigh. 

Moultonborough,  John  M. 
Emerson. 

Nashua,  Aaron  E.  Stevens, 
B.  B.  Whittemore, 
Erancis  AVinch, 
Aaron  W.  Sawyer, 
Albert  McKean. 

New-Hampton,  John  Nash. 

New-Ipswich,   John   Pres- 
ton, 
Edward  A.  Barrett. 

Newmarket,David  Murray. 

Newport,  Paul  J.  Wheeler. 

Ossipee,  Daniel  Yf  en tworth. 

Pembroke,  Aaron  Whitte- 
more. 

Peterborough,    Charles    Q. 
Cheney. 


Pittsfield,  Josiah  Carpenter. 

Portsmouth,  William  Clag- 
gett,* 
Wm.  B.  Parker,* 
D.  P.  Drown,* 
James  F.  Shores, 
Oliver  W.  Penhallow, 
Joseph  M.  Edmonds, 
John  Sise, 

George  G.  Brewster, 
Wm.  Tuckerman, 
Wm.  L.  D wight, 
John  N.  Erost. 

Eochester,  J.  McDuffie, 
Franklin  McDuffie. 

Rollinsford,  J.  P.  Emerson. 

Rye,  Warren  Parsons. 

Sandwich,  Jos.  Wentworth, 
Wm.  M.  Weed, 
Ira  A.  Bean. 

Sanbornton,  Wm.  T.  Cass. 

Shelburne,  Barker  Burbank. 

Somersworth,  Mark  Noble, 
Henry  Y.  Hayes, 
James  B.  Shapleigh, 
John  A.  Burleigh, 
David  H.  Buffum. 

Stoddard,  Silas  Dinsmoor. 

Tuftonboro',  John  Peavey. 

Walpole,  Frederick  Vose. 

Warner,  George  Jones. 

Winchester,  Erastus  Snow, 
Edward  M.  Forbes, 
Obadiah  Sprague. 

Wolfborough,    Thomas    J. 
Tebbetts, 
H.  B.  Rust,* 
Abel  Haley. 


42 


COMMISSIONERS. 


Tke  following  are  Commissioners  resident  in  other  States,  who  have 
been  appointed  by  the  Executive  of  New-Hampshire  to  take  testi- 
mony and  depositions  to  be  read  in  the  Courts  of  Xeio-Hampshire ; 
also  to  administer  oaths,  to  take  the  acknowledgment  of  deeds, 
poicers-of-attorney ,  and  all  instruments  under  seal,  to  be  recorded 
in  this  State. 

ALABAMA.  Mobile,  Mark  W.  Delahay,  Sidney  F.  Douglas, 
Samuel  H.  Parker. 

CALIFORNIA.  San  Francisco,  James  Wilson,  Joseph  Grant, 
Andrew  Williams,  Samuel  W.  Moore.  L.  W.  Sloat,  T.  J.Thibault, 
Alexander  Boyd,  Albert  G.  Eandall,  C.  J.  Brenham,  William  F. 
French;  Sacramento,  Richard  H.  Stanley,  Wm.  N.  Price,  Wm.  G. 
English,  A.  K.  Grim :  Stockton,  Fletcher  C.  Andrew ;  Nevada,  John 
P.  Caldwell. 

CONNECTICUT.    Norwich,  John  T.  Wait ;  Middletown,  Arthur 

B.  Calef;  Hartford,  Edward  Goodwin,  Benning  Mann,  Wm.  Wal- 
lace; A"e(t'-i/ai'e?i,  Lyman  E.  Munson. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA  Washington,  Charles  De  Selding, 
George  C.  Thomas,  Thomas  B.  King,  George  Fisher,  Charles  Wal- 
ter, Nicholas  O.  Callan. 

FLORIDA.  TallaJiassee,  C.  W.  Downing;  Jacksonville,  Oscar 
Hart. 

GEORGIA     Savannah,  Levi  S.  Russell. 

ILLINOIS.  Chicago,  Charles  N.  Holden,  Alexander  Smith.  O. 
AV.  R.  Lull,  Charles  Hitchcock,  Wm.  W.  Stuart,  R.  C  Wright, 
Chauncy  L.  Watkins.  Gideon  W.  Davenport,  John  W.  Magill, 
Philip  A.  Hoyne,  Wm.  C.  Bryant,  Gehard  Foreman,  Nelson 
Thompson;  Peru,  George  W.  Gilson;  Bunker  Hill,  E.  H.  Davis; 
Beardxtoini,  Thomas  M.  Thompson ;  liock-lsland,  Quincy  McNiel ; 
Rock  Creek,  Daniel  W.  Dame;  Peotone,  Samuel  Storey. 

INDIANA.  Indianapolis,  Salman  A.  Buell,  William  Y.  Wiley  ; 
South-Bend,  John  F.  Miller. 

IOWA.  Fort  des  Moines,  Henry  C.  Grinnell ;  Davenport,  James 
Thorington.  George  P.  Whitcomb,  Richard  H.  Sylvester;  Clinton, 
John  H.  Sullivan;  Sioux  City,  Robert  Means;  Princeton,  Nathaii 

C.  Parker. 

KANSAS  TERRITORY.    Leavenworth,  John  A.  Halderman. 

KENTUCKY.  Covington,  Charles 'Mooar;  Lexing ton,  Benjaimn 
F.  Graves. 

LOUISIANA.  Neic-Orleans,  Samuel  B.  Davis.  Myers  M.  Cohen, 
Walter  H.  Peters,  George  Rarshede,  Wm.  Shannon,  James  Gra- 
ham, Robert  J.  Ker;  Shreveport,  J.  W.  Laudrum;  Bayuu  Sara, 
DeWitt  C.  Jones. 

MAINE.  Kittery.  Ephraim  Otis,  Stillman  B.  Allen ;  Portland, 
James  C.  Donnell,  Edward  H.  Davis,  Josiah  Pierce,  Jr..  Wm.  C. 
Ten  Broeck,  Henry  Willis.  Charles  B.  Merrill,  George  E.  B.  Jack- 


COMMISSIONERS.  43 

son,  James  O.  Dannell;  Bangor,  Ichabod  D.  Bartlett,  George 
Kent,  John  E.  Godfrey;  Augusta,  Asaph  R.  Nichols;  Bath,  John 
H.  Kimball;  Calais,  G'eor<?e  B.  Burns;  Lewiston.  Horatio  G.  Cil- 
ley;  Xorth-Parsonsjield,  John  C.  Moore;  Belfast,  Frederick  A. 
Lewis;  Biddeford,  George  T.  "Weutworth. 

MARYLAND.  Baltimore,  Jabez  D.  Pratt,  George  W.  Browne, 
Wm.  B.  Nelson.  Albert  A.  Nunes,  James  R.  Patridge,  Dalrymple 
AVilliams.  Heurv  H.  Burgess. 

MASSACHUSETTS.  Boston.  Edward  A.  Dana,  Horace  L. 
Hazeltou,  George  S.Hale,  James  A.Abbott,  W.  H.L.  Smith,  Benj. 
Pond.  S.  W.  Bates,  Geo.  T.  Augell,  Asa  Cothell,  Francis  B.  Hayes, 
Daniel  Sharp,  Augustus  H.  Fisk,  Joseph  Nickersou,  George  F. 
Richardson,  Ephraim  Brown,  Jr.,  Joseph  McKean,  C.  Milton, 
Samuel  H.  Jeuks,  Sumner  Albee,  Ivers  J.  Austin,  David  H.  Mason, 
Josiah  W.  Hubbard,  Heurv  E.  Hersey,  John  P.  Healey,  Stephen 
Gordon  Nash,  Harvey  Jewe"ll,  R.  N.  Pierce,  Wilder  Dwight,  Albion 
K.  P.  Joy,  Horace  G'.  Hutchins,  Samuel  L.  Thorndike,"Henry  W. 
Haynes,  John  B.  Thaver,  Isaac  Jones  Cutter,  Henry  H. 
Dovvnes.  Charles  W.  Tuttle.  Otis  Gray  Randall,  George  E. 
Betton,  Robert  S.  Burbank,  Martin  Keiler,  W.  E.  P.  Smyth, 
John  E.  M.  Gillev,  Samuel  Wells,  Jr.,  David  Bryant,  Harman 
W.  Green,  Duncan  McB.  Thaxton,  John  W.  Titus,  Albert  G. 
Brown.  Jr.,  Barron  C.  Moultou,  Augustus  H.  Fisk,  George  S.  Sul- 
livan, Charles  C.  Hobbs,  Henry  F.  French,  Charles  B.  F.  Adams, 
Wm.  H.  Haile,  James  D.  Thompson,  Charles  H.  Hubbard,  David 
C.  Kimball,  Samuel  M.  Quincy,  Edward  L.  Hill,  Samuel  L.  Curtis; 
Lowell,  Samuel  Lawrence,  Arthur  F.  L.  Norris,  Samuel  G.  Clark, 
Moses  G.  Howe.  William  8.  Gardner.  Harrison  G.  Blaisdell,  Chel- 
lis  Kimball;  Lawrence,  Benjamin  Bordman,  George  P.  Briggs; 
Springfield,  John  M.  Stebbens,  Andrew  S.  Merrick;  Worcester, 
J.  H.  Hill,  Isaac  Davis,  Abraham  G.  Randall:  Milton,  HavaG&Jl. 
Dudlev,  J.  McKean  Churchill;  Greenfield,  Benj.  P.  Tvler,  George 
W.  Bartlett;  Charlestoim,  S.  J.  Hall,  Paul  Willard,"  Jr. ;  Salem, 
Thomas  P.  Piugry,  Jr.,  Robert  S.  Rantoul,  Stephen  P.  Wilde; 
Danvers,  Benj.  C.  Perkins;  Brighton,  Joseph  Duuklee;  Beading, 
Horatio  N.  Cate;  Lynn,  Isaac  Brown;  Weymouth,  Fisher  A. 
Kingsbury;  r//«/o?j,  Charles  G.  Stephens;  Winchendon,  Benj.  P. 
Tyler,  La'favette  W.  Pierce,  Giles  H.  Whitney;  Andorer,  John  E. 
Stanyan ;  West-Brookfield,  D.  L.  Morril ;  Lexington,  ATm.  P.  Hill ; 
Keicburyport.  Edmund  Smith,  Charles  C.  Dame ;  Cambridge,  John 
H.  Tyler.  Ambrose  Wellington,  Henry  B.  Fernald;  Nantucket,  E. 
M.  Gardner;  CA/c-q/9ee,  Augustus  L.  Soule;  Brookline,  George  A. 
Palmer:  Boxbury,  Otis  G.  Randall;  Townsend,  Frederick  A. 
Worcester;  JJedham,  Frank  H.  Shorey;  Walpole,  John  M.  Mer- 
rick ;  Haverhill,  John  J.  Marsh,  Henry  L.  Merrill ;  Amesbury,  Wm. 
C.  Binney,  Amos  A.  Gushing;  Barnstable,  Frederick  W.  Crocker. 

MICHIGAN.  Detroit,  Wm.  J.  Waterman,  James  M.  Johnson  ; 
Homer,  J.  Eugene  Tenney;  Adrian,  Wm.  P.  Glover;  Saginaw, 
Drowa  Potter. 

MINNESOTA.  St.  Paul,  John  B.  Sanborn,  Luther  B.  Guern- 
sey; St.  Anthony's  Falls,  David  A.  Secomb;  Canhassan,  Karrison 
R.  Morse:  Hastings,  Oren  T.  Hayes;  Minneapolis,  Richard  J. 
Mendinhall,  Cyrus  Aldrich;  Oicatona,  M.  A.  Daley. 

MISSOURI.  St.  Louis,  Edward  W.  Shands,  Charles  H.  Haven, 
James  B.  Goflf,  Joel  G.  Harper. 


44  COMMISSIONERS. 

NEW-JERSEY.  Pa^^frsora,  Charles  E.  Rogers;  Xewark,  Jamea 
F.  Bond. 

NEW- YORK.  New- York,  James  W.  Savage,  Charles  J.  Bush- 
nell,  Wm.  A.  Woodward,  M.  Gibbs,  F.  G.  Burnham,  R.  A.  Wat- 
kinson,  C  A.  Nichols,  S.  Lay,  Edwin  F.  Carey.  James  B.  Bullock, 
Wm.  Furuiss,  L.  N.  Glover,  Wm.  J.  Sinclair,  Wm.  Graudin,  John 
Liviuggtou,  N.  Wm.  Busteed,  James  W.  Hale.  Edmund  J.  Porter, 
Martin  V.  B.  Wilcoxson,  Amos  A.  Gould,  Edward  U.  Stausbury, 
Enoch  Y.  Reed,  James  C  Rice,  Sidney  S.  Harris,  Theodore  Styve- 
port,  Joseph  F.  Macy,  Seth  Webb,  Jr.,  Horace  Andrews,  Charles 
Nettletou,  Francis  E.  Dana,  Lewis  Hurst,  Wm.  1'.  Converse,  Ben- 
jamin Rankin,  Beuj.  F.  Mudgett,  Bedford  A.  Watkinson,  Benjamin 
A.  Hegeman,  Augustus  P.  Iviange,  Amasa  C.  Moore,  Alexander 
Ostrander,  Gardner  S.  Hutchinson.  Isaac  W.  Tucker,  Oliver  Hol- 
den,  Alexander  Gardiner,  Joseph  B.  Nones,  Charles  E.  Soule, 
Horatio  N.  Otis,  W.  Coventry,  H.  Waddell,  Edwin  F.  Corey,  Jr., 
Henry  C.  Bank,  Calvin  M.  Northup,  Henry  Dunlap.  Wm.  Birney, 
Allen  Ruthaford,  Edward  Bissell,  George  3Ierrill,  Augustus  B. 
Clark,  Thomas  M.  Wyatt,  George  H.  Bissell,  George  P.  Hayes, 
Charles  H.  Brown,  George  E.  Home,  Roger  S.  Greene,  James  T. 
Fisk,  W.  J.  A.  Fuller,  Daniel  Siexas;  Albany,  Sidney  S.  Harris, 
William  H.  Brown,  Moses  S.  Adams;  Niagara,  Charles  H.  Piper; 
Perry,  Peter  Patterson;  Bochester,  H.  A.  Brewster;  Troy.  J.  D. 
Billings.  Isaac  McConihe,  D.  Chancey  Osborn,  Jiavensirood,  Gor- 
don R.Ford;  ^rooA'/y?j,  Theophilus  C.  Collicut,  T.  Perry,  James 
D.Hall;  ia?iswi^,  George  M.  Dewey ;  jB«Jfa/o,  AmosA.  Blanchard, 
John  D.  Towusend,  James  S.  Gibbs;  Little  Valley,  Salmon  P. 
Russell;  Saratoga,  John  A.  Corey. 

NEW-MEXICO.    SaJiia  Fe,  Grenville  H.  Childs. 

NORTH-CAROLINA.    Newbum,  George  S.  Baker. 

OHIO.  Cleveland,  James  Wade,  Jr.,  Henry  G.  Perry,  Jo.seph 
S.  Grannis;  Cincinnati,  D.  M.  Porter,  A.  Van  Hamou,  Alexander 
M.  Griffey,  Edward  B.  Olcott,  John  A.  Lynch,  Samuel  S.  Carpen- 
ter, John  H.  Pratt;  Maumee  City.  S.  M.  Young. 

OREGON.     Youcalla,  J.  W.  P.  Huntington. 

PENNSYLVANIA.  Philadelphia,  E.  M.  Woodward,  John  H. 
Frick,  John  Binns.  Arthur  M.  Benton,  Charles  Sargeant,  Frederick 
A.  Adam.s,  William  Sloanaker,  Robert  W.  Wait,  Lutlier  B.  Guern- 
sey, Edward  Shippen,  Theodore  D.  Rand,  Hugh  W.  Tencr,  James 
Todd,  James  T.  Ford,  Frank  Crosby,  Jarvis  C.  AYalker ;  Pittsburg, 
A.  W  Foster;  Ifilliamsport,  C.  D.  Emery;  £rie,  David  W. 
Hutchinson. 

RHODE-ISLAND.  Providence,  Wingate  Haves,  Alexander  T. 
Button. 

SOUTH-CAROLINA.     Charleston,  H.  H.  Baker,  S.  J.  Hull. 

TENNESSEE.    Memphis,  James  B.  Thornton. 

TEXAS.  Galvestoji,  Alfred  F.  James;  Houston,  John  H.  H. 
Woodward;  San  Antonio,  Oliver  Dudley  Cooke. 

VERMONT.  Bellows-Falls,  John  N.  Baxter;  Windsor,  Dudley 
T.  Chase;  lirattleburough,  L.  (i.  Mead;  Brad^ford,  Lewis  R.  Mor- 
ris; Norwich,  Ira  Davis;  Burlington,  William  G.  Shaw. 

VIRGINIA.    Jiichmond,  S.  T.  Bayley;  Norfolk,  H.  Robertson; 


COMMISSIONERS.  45 

4 

Wheeling,  Alonzo  Loring;  Alexandria,  J .  L.  Kinzer;  Lafayette, 
Isaac  H.  ^Vright;  Mattheu's,  Wm.  L.  Walker. 

WISCONSIN.  Milu-auJde  City.  John  C  Starkweather,  William 
R.  Woodbury;  Keiiosha,  Isaac  W.  Webster,  Reuben  H.  Deming; 
Fort  JVashingfoii,  William  H.  Ramsey;  Oshkosh,  Alexander  T. 
G*-ay,  James  Freeman;  Janesville.  George  S.  Dodge,  A.  T.  Gray; 
Green  Bay,  James  S.Baker;  ^fadison,Ca]\m  Aiusworth;  iVes- 
cott,  Oliver  Gibbs,  Jr. ;  Beloif,  Roger  S.  Mills. 

RESIDEXT    COMMISSIOXERS. 

The  Executives  of  each  ofthe  following  States  have  appointed, 
as  Commissioners  resident  in  New-Hampshire : 

ALABAMA.    Dover,  Charles  W.  Woodman. 

ARKANSAS.    Portsmouth,  William  B.  Parker. 

CALIFORNIA.  Hopkinton,  Herman  Harris  Greene  ;  Ports- 
mouth, William  B.  Parker. 

CONNECTICUT.  Bath,  John  L.  Carleton;  Portsmouth,  W.  B. 
Parker;  Dover,  Charles  W.  Woodman. 

DELAWARE.    Portsmouth,  William  B.  Parker. 

FLORIDA.  Dover,  C.  W.  Woodman ;  Portsmouth,  William  B. 
Parker. 

GEORGIA.  Dover,  C  W.  Woodman;  Portsmouth,  W.  B.  Par- 
ker. 

ILLINOIS.  Concord,  Josiah  Minot;  Portsmouth,  William  B. 
Parker;  Manchester,  William  C.  Clarke;  Dover,  Chas.  W.  Wood- 
man ;  Portsmouth,  William  H.  Hackett. 

INDIANA.  Dovh,  C.  W.  Woodman;  Portsmouth,  W.  B.  Par- 
ker. 

IOWA.  Portsmouth.  William  B.  Parker;  Lancaster,  George  C. 
Williams;  Dover,  Charles  W.  Woodman;  Concord,  William  F. 
Goodwin;  ^/fori,  J.  M.  Moody ;  Porfsmoji^A,  William  H.  Hackett. 

KENTUCKY.  Dover,  C  W.  Woodman;  Portsmouth,  W.  B. 
Parker. 

LOUISIANA.    Portsmouth,  William  B.  Parker. 

MASSACHUSETTS.     Concord.  William  F.  Goodwin,  William 

E.  Chandler;  A'ee?ic,  Levi  Chamberlain,  Chas.  C.  Webster,  F.  A. 
Faulkner;  Portsmouth,  William  B.  Parker,  W.  H.  Y.  Hackett 
Dover,  Charles  W.  Woodman ;  Manchester,  Herman  Foster,  Geo 
A.French;  New-Ipswich,  John  Preston;  Z)errj/,  David  Currier 
Littleton,  Francis  P.  Knowlton;  Pelham,  Moody  Hobbs;  Exeter. 
Charles  (i.  Conner. 

MARYLAND.    Portsmouth,  William  B.  Parker,  Wm.  H.  Rol- 
lins. 
MAINE.     Concord,  James  Hoyt,  William  H.  Bartlett,  William 

F.  Goodwin:  Somersivorth,  Edward  A.  Rollins;  Dover,  Charles 
W.  Woodman;  Portsmouth,  W.  B.  Parker,  Wm.  H.  Y.  Hackett; 
Northwood,  Ira  B.  Hoitt;  Derrij,  L.  Harper,  David 'Currier ;  Hop- 
kinton,  Dyer  H.  Sanborn. 

MICHIGAN.  Portsmouth,  William  B.  Parker,  William  H. 
Hackett;  Concord,  Lyman  D.  Stevens. 


46  COMMISSIONERS. 

MINNESOTA.  Portsmouth,  William  H.  Hackett ;  Dover,  Chas. 
W.  Woodman. 

MISSOURI.  Por^smow^A,  William  B.  Parker;  Dover,  Charles 
W.  Woodman. 

MISSISSIPPI.     Concord,  William  F.  Goodwin. 

NEW-YORK.  Concord,  Arthur  Fletcher,  William  F.  Goodwin ; 
Portsmouth,  W.  B.  Parker,  William  H.  Hackett;  Hanover,  Wil- 
liam H.  Duncan,  Daniel  Blaisdell;  Claremont,  Alpheus  F.  Snow; 
Derry,  Wm.  Anderson;  Manchester,  L.  B.  Clough;  Dover,  Chae. 
W.  Woodman. 

NEW-JERSEY.  Dover,  Charles  W.  Woodman;  Portsmouth, 
W.  B.  Parker. 

NORTH-CAROLINA.  Dover,  Charles  W.  Woodman;  Ports- 
m/mth,  William  B.  Parker. 

OHIO.  Dover,  Charles  W.  Woodman ;  Portsmouth,  William  B. 
Parker,  William  H.  Hackett. 

PENNSYLVANIA.  Dover,  Charles  W.  Woodman  ;  Ports- 
mouth, William  B.  Parker,  William  H.  Hackett. 

RHODE-ISLAND.  Portsmouth,  William  B.  Parker;  Concord, 
Samuel  C.  Eastman. 

SOUTH-CAKOLINA.  Dover,  Charles  W.  Woodman;  Ports- 
mouth, William  B.  Parker. 

TEXAS.  Derrij,  David  Currier;  Dover,  Charles  W.  Woodman ; 
Portsmouth,  William  B.  Parker. 

TENNESSEE.    Dover,  Charles  W.  Woodman. 

VERMONT.  Portsmouth,  yifiWrnva.  B.  Parker;  Dover,  Charles 
W.  Woodman. 

VIRGINIA.  Portsmouth,  William  B.  Parker;  Dover,  C  W. 
Woodman. 

WISCONSIN.  Co7icord,  Arthur  Fletcher;  Dover,  C.  W.  Wood- 
man; Amherst,  Charles  Richardson;  Portsmouth,  William  H. 
Hackett. 


COMMISSIONER  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  CIRCUIT 
COURT,  AND  COURT  OF  CLAIMS.  Dover,  Charles  W.  Wood- 
man. 


47 


COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


COUXTY    OF    ROCKINGHAM, 

Was  incorporated  Ma.rch  19,  1771.  Number  of  toivns^ 
thirty-eight.  Shire  towns,  Portsmouth  and  Exeter. 
{County  records  kept  at  Exeter.)  Population,  1860, 
50,110. 

County  Treasurer — Samuel  A.  Haley,  Newmarket, 
salary,  S150. 

Register  of  Deeds — Alonzo  J.  Fogg,  Exeter. 

County  Sealer — Freese  Dearborn,  Exeter. 

County  Commissioners — Isaac  Woodbury,  Salem  ;  Da- 
rius Prink,  Newington ;  Franklin  Crombie,  Auburn. 


ATKINSON.     Justice,  ^Sto/e— Greenleaf  Clarke. 

Justices,  (Quorum,  Kichard  Greenough,  John  Kelly. 

Justices — Isaac  B.  Hovey,  L.  P.  E.  Kichards,  Moses 
H.  Johnsoil,  Albert  Noyes,  William  Xoyes. 

AUBURN.  Justices,  State — Franklin  Crombie,  John 
Moore. 

Justices — Andrew  F.  Fox,  Nathaniel  Brown,  William 
W.  Leighton,  Wm.  Henry  Murray,  Kendrick  Emery. 

BRENTWOOD.  Justices,  Qe^orM?^— Sias Noble,  Win- 
throp  H.  Dudley. 

Justices — Jonathan  M.  Sinclair,  James  P.  Thing,  Jo- 
seph B.  T.  Graves,  T.  S.  Robinson,  Frederick  Robinson. 

CANDIA.  Justices,  State — John  Moore,  Rufus  E, 
Patten,  Jonathan  Martin. 

Justices — Moses  French,  Jr.,  Joseph  C.  Langford, 
Henry  M.  Eaton,  Samuel  Dudley,  Plumer  W.  Sanborn, 
J.  Harvey  Philbrick,  Carr  B.  Haines,  John  Rowe,  Wil- 
liam Crane,  Moses  F.  Emerson,  Dana  D.  Thrasher,  Moses 
B.  Smith,  Levi  Bean,  Wm.  M.  Neal,  John  L.  Fitts. 

CHESTER.  Justices,  State— Thomas  J.  Melvin,  John 
W.  Noyes. 

Justices,  (Quorum — John  S.  Couch,  Robert  Shirley. 

Justices — Joseph  Webster,  Isaac  Lane,  Jacob  P. 
Whittemore,  Asahel  Weeks,  Woodbury  Masters,  John 


48  COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

Dearborn,   Amos   Hazelton,   Osgood   Richards,    Lucien 
Kent,  Silas  ¥.  Learned,  William  Tenney. 
DANVILLE.    Justices,  (Quorum — Josiah  Tewksbury, 

A.  Quimby. 

Justices — William  Hoyt,  Jairus  Towle,  Enos  Tewks- 
bury, David  Griffin,  Jacob  C.  Peaslee. 

DEERFIELD.  Justices,  State — Benjamin  Jenness, 
Ira  St.  Clair. 

Justices,  Quorum — Winthrop  Hilton, Levi  B.Philbrick. 

Justices — Thomas  D.  Eawlins,  D.  Stevens,  Josiah  B. 
Tilton,  Lowell  Eastman,  David  Smith,  Israel  N.  Gale, 
Samuel  Hobbs,  Lewis  Ladd,  Joseph  J.  Mills,  Samuel 
Woodman,  Gustavus  M.  Sanborn,  George  W.  Simpson, 
Richard  J.  Sanborn,  Ezra  A.  J.  Sawyer,  George  H. 
Stevens,  Stephen  Brown,  Jere.  E.  Chadwick,  John  Cur- 
rier, Samuel  G.  Haines. 

DERRY.  Justices,  State — David  A.  Gregg,  Samuel 
Marshall,  David  Currier,  Alexis  Proctor. 

Justices,  Quorum — William  Choate,  Greenleaf  C.  Bart- 
lett. 

Justices — Alanson  Tucker,  Lucien  Harper,  Richard 
Melvin,  Ithamar  Hubbard,  Leonard  Brickett,  Joseph 
Montgomery,  John  H.  Waterman,  William  W.  Poor, 
David  H.  Pinkerton,  John  Porter,  Nathaniel  H.  Brown, 
James  Priest,  James  Choate,  Charles  C.  Parker,  John 
Wesley  Adams,  George  W^.  Barker, 

EAST-KINGSTON.  Justice,  State— James  M.  San- 
born. 

Justice,  Quorum — Ezra  F.  Currier. 

Justices — Nathan  B.  Tilton,  George  B.  Webster,  'B.  K. 
Webster,  Albert  Currier,  John  L.  Greeley. 

EPPING.  Justices,  State— Darnel  W.  Ladd,  William 
L.  Plumer,  Horace  C.  Bacon,  George  W.  Lawrence. 

Justices,  Quoruyyi — Nathaniel  Batchelder,  James  M. 
Godfrey,  Benjamin  M.  Folsom,  Henry  F.  Hoitt. 

Justices — Thomas  Folsom,  Abraham  Plumer,  Dudley 
L.  Harvey,  John  L.  Folsom,  George  N.  Shepard,  John 
S.  H.  Frink,  Hosea  B.  Burnham,  Ezra  F.  Barber,  John 
L.  Martin,  David  D.  Plumer,  Winthrop  N.  Dow,  Josiah 

B.  Chase,  Folsom  Dow,  Charles  M.  Norris,  William  F. 
Lawrence,  David  F.  Bartlett,  Frederick  T.  George. 


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EXETEE.  Justices,  State— iohn  Sullivan,  John  Kel- 
ly, Samuel  Hatch,  William  W.  Stickney,  Charles  H. 
Bell,  William  B.  Morrill,  Charles  G.  Conner,  John  S. 
Brown,  Amos  Tuck,  Nathaniel  Gordon,  J.  Hamilton 
Shapley,  Stephen  W.  Dearborn,  S.  Dana  Wingate. 

Justices,  Quorum — Freese  Dearborn,  Alvah  Wood, 
Gilman  Marston,  Moses  X.  Collins,  James  M.  Lovering, 
J.  Warren  Towle. 

Justices — Daniel  Melcher,  Woodbridge  Odlin,  Charles 
Conner,  Joseph  Taylor  Gilman,  William  H.  Kobinson, 
John  F.  Moses,  William  P.  Moulton,  Oren  Head,  A.  P. 
Blake,  John  W.  Clark,  Jarvis  McDuffee,  Nathaniel 
Shute,  Joseph  T.  Porter,  Leonard  M.  Dow,  Samuel  M. 
Wilcox,  Charles  Gill,  William  Henry  Smith,  John  W. 
Getchell,  William  W.  Curtis,  Jonathan  W.  Kobinson, 
Charles  E.  Lane,  Moses  N.  Collins,  William  Philbrick, 
John  H.  Kimball. 

FEEMONT.     Justice,  Quorion—'PeTlej  Eobinson. 

Justices — Isaiah  L.  Eobinson,  Timothy  Tilton,  John 
H.  Carr,  William  H.  Brown,  Phinebas  Bedee,  Jr. 

GOSPOET.     Justice— l^athaniel  P.  Berry. 
GEEENLAND.     Justice,  State— Joshua  W.  Pierce. 
Justices — Edward  Holmes,  Wm.  L.  Brackett,  Green- 
leaf  C.  Clough. 

HAMPSTEAD.     Justice,  State— Josmh.  C.  Eastman. 

Justices,  Quorum — Moses  Hoyt,  Francis  V.  Dow,  Caleb 
Moulton. 

Justices — Isaac  Smith,  John  Ordway,  Samuel  Morse, 
Ebenezer  Hoit,  Amos  Buck,  Henry  Putnam,  Philo  Dow, 
Daniel  Nichols,  Moses  C.  Smith,  Benaiah  Titcomb, 
Charles  H.  Shannon. 

HAMPTON.     Justice,  State— JJri  Lamprey. 

Justices — Aaron  Coffin,  John  J.  Leavitt,  David 
Knowles,  Alfred  J.  Leavitt,  William  T.  Merrill,  John 
M.  Palmer,  John  P.  Towle. 

HAMPTON-FALLS.  Justices,  Quorum— 1^.  P. 
Cram,  George  H.  Dodge. 

Justices — Levi  Lane,  Thos.  Brown,  Chas.  H.  Sanborn, 
Thayer  S.  Sanborn,  Charles  A.  Nason,  Simon  Winslow, 
J,  W.  Dodge,  Charles  T.  Brown,  James  D.  Brown, 


60  COUNTY    OFFICERS. 

KENSINGTON.  Justices— It&  Blake,  John  T.  Blake, 
George  A.  Chase,  Ira  N.  Blake,  Samuel  P.  Tuck,  John 
Page,  Jr.,  Joseph  N.  Healey,  Joseph  W.  Brown. 

KINGSTON.     Justice,  State— Gideon  Webster. 

Justices,  Quonim — Samuel  Webster,  Wm.  F.  Sanborn, 
William  C.  Patten. 

Justices — John  Page,  Thomas  Bassett,  Joseph  Judkins, 
William  M.  Webster,  George  W.  Sanborn,  Jona.  Sev- 
erance, Jesse  P.  Marshall,  Andrew  J.  Cilley,  Amos 
Kimball,  John  P.  Sanborn. 

LONDONDEPvFvY.  Justices,  State— Beed  P.  Clark, 
John  A.  Holmes. 

Justices,  Quorum — KobertMack,  J.  N.  Anderson,  Wil- 
liam Anderson,  Malachi  P.  Dodge,  Jr. 

Justices — Francis  Manter,  Thomas  Patterson,  John 
Shipley,  Daniel  Wilkins,  William  J.  Campbell,  William 
P.  Kichardson,  David  K.  Leach,  Warren  Eichardson, 
John  Greeley,  Henry  Crowell,  James  M.  Platts,  Francis 
D.  Anderson,  Eobert  C.  Mack. 

NEW^-CASTLE.     Justice,  quomm—John  P.  Cooper. 
Justices — William  Vennard,  Thomas   Tarlton,  John 
Tarlton,  Jr. 

NEWINGTON.     Justice,  State— BsLTias  Frink. 

Justice,  Quo7'um — Winthrop  Pickering, 

Justices — James  A.  Pickering,  John  Fabyan,  Eichard 

Pickering,  Frederick  William  iSeEochemont,  Joseph  AY. 

Pickering,  Nathaniel  P.  Coleman,  John  L.  Pickering, 

Elias  Frink. 

NEWMAEKET.  Justices,  State— James  B.  Creigh- 
ton,  David  Murray,  George  W.  Kittredge,  John  E.  San- 
born, Nathan  H.  Leavitt,^Wm.  A.  Shackford,  Augustus 
B.  Clay,  Miles  Durgin,  Ingalls  Bunker. 

Justices,  Quorum — Z,  D.  Creighton,  Samuel  P.  Dow. 

Justices — Samuel  A.  Haley,  John  S.  Bennett,  John 
Perkins,  T.  Murray,  William  Folsom,  Nathan  H.  Har- 
vey, Samuel  French,  John  F.  Chapman,  Joseph  D.  Stott, 
Samuel  B.  Shapleigh. 

NEWTON.     Justice,  State— Elij&h.  R.  Currier. 
Justices,  Quorum — John  Hoit,  Thomas  Carter. 


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Justices— J oTiatlvAn  G.  Gale,  Zebadiah  Hoit,  Philip 
Whittier,  Sargent  Heath,  Ebenezer  Peaslee,  Alexander 
White. 

NOETH-HAMFTOiS'.  Justice,  Q?wrii/?z— Nathaniel 
Bachelder. 

Justices — S.  D.  Lane,  Hezekiah  B.  Lamprey,  J.  S. 
Hobbs,  Pvufus  Leavitt,  Moses  L.  Hobbs. 

NORTHWOOD.     Justice,  State— Ira  B.  Hoitt. 

Justices,  Quorum — Xathaniel  Dearborn,  W.  T.  Willey. 

Justices — Jonathan  K.  Hoit,  Samuel  S.  James,  Hollis 
J.  Clark,  Henry  Knowlton,  Chase  C.  Hill,  Ezra  Tasker, 
Vincent  P.  Tasker,  John  R.  Richardson,  Yf  oodbury  M. 
Durgin. 

NOTTIXGHAM.  Justices,  State— James  H.  Butler, 
Daniel  Tattle,  Samuel  S.  Dame. 

Justices,  Quorum — Joseph  Bartlett,  Jonathan  Gove, 
Edward  F.  Gerrish. 

Justices — John  Crawford,  Daniel  Demeritt,  Ebenezer 
S.  Tuttle,  William  Jenness,  John  H.  Marston,  John  C. 
Holmes,  Geo.  W.  White,  Wm.  Norris,  John  O.  Cilley. 

PLAISTOW.  Justices,  Quorum — Benjamin  George, 
Joseph  N.  George. 

Justices — Richard  Welch,  William  H.  Hills,  Moses  C. 
Kimball,  Jesse  E.  George,  Amos  C.  Clement,  James  M. 
Davis,  Hiram  Smart,  Jr. 

PORTSMOUTH.  Justices,  State— Ahner  Greenleaf, 
R.  Jenness,  William  B.  Parker,  William  Claggett,  John 
R.  Redding,  Zenas  Clement,  Albert  H.  Hoyt,  Ichabod 
Goodwin,  Horton  D.  Walker,  Thomas  L.  Tullock,  Wm. 
H.  Y.  Hackett,  John  Bennett,  Joseph  M.  Edmonds. 

Justices,  Quo-rum — Daniel  P.  Drown,  George  G.  Brew- 
ster, Augustus  Jenkins,  Lory  Odell,  Henry  E.  W^endell, 
Samuel  Spinney,  Oliver  W.  Penhallow,  Alfred  M.  Hoyt, 
William  Lambert,  Samuel  H.  Goodall,  Horace  Webster, 
I.  B.  Claggett,  William  H.  Rollins. 

Justices — Alfred  W.  Haven,  Josiah  G.  Hadley,  Albert 
R.  Hatch,  John  Knowlton,  Peter  Jenness,  John  W. 
Fernald,  Joseph  D.  Pillow,  Ammi  R.  H.  Eernald,  Wil- 
liam Tuckerman,  W^m.  H.  Hackett,  James  P.  Bartlett, 
Christopher    S.   Toppan,   AVilliam    R.    Martin,   Moses 


52  COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

Wherren,  Charles  C.  Harvey,  Joseph  P.  Morse,  Joseph 
B.  Adams,  Edward  N.  Anderson,  William  Conn,  Aurin 
M.  Payson,  Samuel  Gray,  John  Christie,  William  A. 
Vaughan,  Alexander  H.  Ladd,  William  Stearns,  Robert 
Morrison,  Prank  A.  Allen,  Jacob  Walden,  Edwin  N. 
Mathes,  Amos  Pearson,  Andrew  Gardner,  John  Sise, 
John  N.  Frost,  Edmund  M.  Brown,  John  H.  Bailey, 
Clement  March,  Frank  Fuller,  Simon  Swett,  John 
Stavers,  Daniel  F.  Smith,  Daniel  H.  Spinney. 

RAYMOND.  Justices,  State— J oseph.  Blake,  John 
Brown. 

Justices,  Quoruyn — James  AVelch,  Daniel  X.  Lane, 
Josiah  S.  Jones. 

Justices— Benjamin  B.  Gilman,  Levi  Brown,  John 
Healey,  Samuel  B.  Gove,  Horace  Gordon,  Oliver  Jones, 
Oliver  Tilton,  James  T.  Dudley,  Sewell  D.  Tilton,  True 
M.  Gould,  Samuel  M.  Harriman,  Jeremiah  FuUerton. 

RYE.     Justice,  Quorum — Thomas  J.  Parsons. 

Justices — Charles  J.  Brown,  William  Locke,  Charles 
A.  Drake,  Jonathan  T.  Walker,  Emmons  B.  Philbrick, 
Nelson  M.  Bailey,  Uri  H.  Jenness,  David  A.  Bean. 

SALEM.  Justices,  Quorum — John  C.  Ewins,  Moores 
Bailey. 

Justices — David  Messer,  Silas  Hall.  0.  Dustin,  Richard 
Woodburv,  John  R.  Rowell,  M.  H.  Taylor,  Isaiah  Kel- 
ly, William  G.  Crowell,  Willard  G.  Smith,  Albertus 
Coburn,  Isaac  Woodbury,  Isaac  Thom. 

SANDOWN.     Justice,  QMor?/7w— Eliphalet  Hunt. 

Justices — Thomas  Cotton,  William  French,  Jr.,  G.  M. 
Davis,  E.  Hoyt,  2d,  Robert  Sanborn,  William  Crawford, 
Charles  C.  Hunkins. 

SEABROOK.     Justice,  Quorm7i— John  Philbrick. 
Justices — Oliver  Eaton,  J.  M.  Weare. 

SOUTH-HAMPTON.  Justice,  -^jfaig— Parker  Merrill. 

Justices,  Quorum — Rufus  Dow,  Gilman  B.  Currier, 
Moses  Eaton,  Jr. 

Justices — Anson  Gile,  George  S.  Currier,  Rufus  F. 
Dow,  Greenleaf  Kelly,  Benjamin  R.  Jewell. 


ROCKINGHAM    COUNTY.  53 

SOUTH-NEWMARKET.  Justices,  quorum— Ben- 
jamin  Coe,  Amos  Paul. 

Justices — Joseph  Lang,  John  Eoss,  Ezekiol  Sanborn, 
Samuel  Neal. 

STRxVTHAM.  Justices,  State— John  Seammon,  Jo- 
siah  B.  Wigg'in,  John  O.  Wiggin. 

Justices — Zebulon  J.  Wiggin,  Benjamin  D,  Leigh  ton, 
Greenleaf  C.  Brown,  George  H.  Odell,  Benjamin  F. 
Clark,  Nathan  M.  Barker,  Zachariah  B,  Erench,  George 
Wingate,  James  W.  Rollins,  Andrew  Wiggin. 

WINDHAM.  Justices — Jeremiah  Morrison,  Robert 
Bartley,  Francis  A.  Marden,  James  C.  Steele,  Robert  B. 
Jackson,  George  W.  Weston. 

»SAeri^'— Joseph  B.  Apams,  Portsmouth. 

Deputy  SJieid-^s — Candia,  Carr  B.  Haines  ;  Derry, 
George  W.  Barker ;  Exeter,  Nathaniel  K.  Leavitt,  Levi 
G.  Towle;  Epping,  Benjamin  S.  Clifford;  Hampstead, 
Caleb  Moulton  ;  Neivmarket,  Miles  Durgin  ;  Noi'thiuood, 
W.  S.  Ring ;  Portsmouth,  Joseph  P.  Morse ;  Plaistow, 
Amos  C.  Clement ;  Kingston,  Amos  Kimball. 

Deputy  Sheriffs  in  other  Counties  deputized  to  serve  in 
this  County — Manchester  (Hillsborough  Co.),  Isaac  M. 
Farmer,  Daniel  L.  Stevens;  Pittsfield  (Merrimack  Co.), 
Francis  B.  Berry. 

Jailors — Portsviouth,  Joseph  B.  Adams  ;  Exeter,  John 
S.  Brown. 

Coroners — Exeter,  John  S.  Brown,  William  O.  Smith  ; 
Brentwood.  John  Gordon ;  Auburn,  John  Moore  ;  Ches- 
ter, John  S.  Couch. 


54 


COUNTY    OF    STRAFFORD, 

Incorporated  March  19,  1771.     Number  of    Toicns,  13. 
Shire  Town,  Dover.     Population,  1860,  30,416. 

County  Treasitrer — James  M.  Bunker,  Durham  ;  sal- 
ary, §100. 

Register  of  Deeds — David  W.  Parshley,  Dover. 

County  Sealer — Jabez  Dame,  Eochester. 

County  Commissioners — Joshua  Banfield,  Gegrge  W. 
Caverno,  Strafford ;  Thomas  Bennett,  Xew-Durham. 


BAERINGTOX.     Justice,  State— George  McDaniel. 

Justices,  (Quorum — Samuel  Sherburne,  H.  Hall,  S.  P. 
Montgomery.  John  H.  Winkley,  Jr. 

Justices — John  S.  Fernald,  Gilman  Hall,  Ephraim 
Cater,  Alfred  "W.  Buzzell,  James  S.  Marden,  Albert  K. 
Waterhouse,  Hatvill  Bumford,  John  B.  Young,  TVilliam 
Waterhouse,  Albert  S.  H.  Gear,  John  Q.  A.  Swain,  J. 
A.  Buzzell,  Daniel  Hall,  Jonathan  E.  Drew,  Lewis  H. 
Buzzell,  Jacob  Sherburne,  Jacob  D.  Toang,  Albert  L. 
Taylor. 

DOVEE.  Justices,  -Sfaife— Thomas  E.  Sawyer,  Daniel 
M.  Christie,  Charles  W.  TVoodman,  Andrew  Peirce, 
Noah  Martin.  Joseph  H.  Smith,  John  H.  White,  Ezekiel 
Hurd,  John  P.  Hale,  William  B.  "\Vio:gin,  Charles  A. 
Tufts,  William  F.  Estes,  Charles  Doc'^Amasa  Eoberts, 
Benj.  B.  Bunker,  Henry  T.  Wis  wall,  Daniel  Smith. 

Justices,  Quoru7n — Andrew  Tuttle,  John  T.  Gibbs,  Asa 
Freeman,  George  T.  Wentworth,  John  W.  Varney,  Sam- 
uel M.  AVheeler,  Walter  Sawyer,  Samuel  Dennis,  Thos. 
J.  W.  Pray,  James  Hanson,  John  H.  Wiggin. 

Justices — Charles  Young,  Joseph  Hanson,  3d,  John 
Clement,  Shubael  Varney,  AYoodbury  T.  Prescott,  Wil 
liam  Burr.  George  Wadleigh,  John  Slackpole,  George  D 
Vittum,  Jedediah  Cook,  Asa  P.  Hanson,  Levi  G.  "Hill 
James  Yarncy,  Paul  A.  Stackpole,  Stephen  E.  Young 
Daniel  Hussey,  Edmund  J.  Lane,  Thomas  J.  Palmer 
Andrew  H.  Young,  Ezra  Kimball,  John  Clement,  Ben 
jamin  A.  Ford,  Joseph  D.  Guppv.  William  J.  Chesley 
E.  H.  Clark,  James  Littlefield, "Joseph  A.  Pierce,  N 
Wiggin,   Augustus   Lupus,   George   W.   Tash,   Charle 


STRAFFORD    COUNTY.  55 

Woodman,  Ira  A.  Moody,  James  T.  Twombh%  Daniel 
Bogle,  Gerrish  P.  Drew,  George  W.  Wendell,  Charles 
W.  Thurston,  John  B.  Bruce,  Leonard  S.  Band,  Jona- 
than P.  Baker,  John  D.  Swain,  David  W.  Parshly, 
Thomas  A,  Henderson,  George  W.  Benn,  Silas  Moody, 
William  B.  Lyman,  L.  Yarney,  Benjamin  Pierce,  John 
L.  Platts,  Sinion  Torr,  Burt  T.  Cooke. 

DURHAM.     Justice,  State — Valentine  Smith,  Jr. 

Justices,  (Quorum — John  A.  Richardson,  Valentine 
Smith,  John  W.  Kingman,  Ehenezer  Thompson. 

Justices — Stephen  Demeritt,  Joseph  Young,  2d,  Ben- 
jamin Doe,  J.  Young,  Thomas  Flanders,  Greenleaf 
ISTute,  Charles  P.  Woodman,  William  P.  Jones,  Joseph. 
C.  Bartlett. 

PARMIXGTOX.  Justices,  State— George  :N'.  East- 
man, David  T.  Parker,  George  L.  Whitehouse,  Simon 
F.  Hayes,  Josiah  B.  Edgerly. 

Justice,  Quo7ni7Ji — John  D.  Lyman. 

Justices — Benjamin  R.  Peavey,  Isaac  Merrill,  Peter 
M.  Home,  George  M.  Herring,  Miles  Scruton,  Jeremy 
Wingate,  H.  Barker,  E.  Ricker',  C.  M.  Demeritt,  Charles 
Tibbetts,  Edward  Barnard,  Alexander  M.  Winn,  James 

E.  Fernald,  Alonzo  iSTute,  Louis  Bell,  Asa  B.  Hayes, 
Dearborn  Wedgewood,  Horace  P.  Tuttle,  George  F. 
Titcomb,  Levi  Pearl,  Charles  H.  Roberts,  John  Barker, 
Reuben  H.  Copp. 

LEE.  Justices,  State — Gorham  W.  Hoitt,  Joseph 
Tuttle. 

Justice,  Quorum — George  Lang. 

Justices — Israel  Bartlett,  In  athaniel  G.  Davis,  Thomas 
M.  Thompson,  Job  R.  Langley,  Charles  H.  Layn,  John 

F.  Chesley,  S.  Layn,  William  A.  Jenkins,  George  E. 
Durgin,  Davis  Lang,  Jeremiah  Smith. 

MADBURY.  Justices — Tichenor  Miles,  Reuben 
Hayes,  Charles  H.  Kingman,  Ezra  E.  Demeritt,  Ira  T. 
Jenkins. 

MIDDLETOX.     Justice,  State— Alv&h  Scates. 

Justices,  Quorum — David  Davis,  Isaiah  G.  Orne. 

Justices — Jeremiah  S.  Colbath,  Augustus  G.  Orne, 
John  L.  Pike,  Benjamin  P.  Chesley,  Jonathan  Daniels, 


56  COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

Charles  York,  John  M.  Twombly,  Fitz  Henry  Hamilton, 
James  Hilton. 

MILTON.     Justice,  Stcde— John  E.  Goodwin. 

Justice,  Quorum — Eli  Wentworth. 

Justices — John  L.  Swinerton,  Daniel  P.  Warren,  Jo- 
seph Pearl,  Kobert  Mathes,  Elias  S.  Cook,  David  Wal- 
lingford,  Charles  C.  Hayes,  Thomas  Y.  Wentworth,  Asa 
Pox,  Daniel  E.  Palmer,  Joseph  Plamer,  Luther  Hayes, 
Ezra  H.  Twombly,  Joseph  Mathes,  Elbridge  W.  Fox, 
Charles  Jones. 

NEW-DURHAM.  Justices,  State— J oseph.  Boodey, 
Samuel  Downing,  Jr.,  Enoch  Berry. 

Justice,  Qiioram — Stephen  Davis. 

Justices — Thomas  Bennett,  Baalis  B.  Tebbetts,  Ezekiel 
H.  Berry,  Moses  H.  Chesley,  Nehemiah  Morrison,  Sam- 
uel W.  Joy,  Charles  M.  Warren,  Elihu  Hayes. 

EOCHESTER.  Justices,  State— Cyrus  K.  Sanborn, 
Nicholas  Y.  Whitehouse. 

Justices,  Quorum — James  H.  Edgerly,  Charles  Den- 
nett, Daniel  J.  Parsons,  Charles  S.  Whitehouse. 

Justices — James  Tebbetts,  William  A.  Kimball,  Reuben 
Tilton,  Jonathan  Hussey,  J.  W.  Furber,  Samuel  Meserve, 
Aaron  P.  Wingate,  William  Rand,  Ebenezer  J,  Mathes, 
John  Legro,  Silas  Hussey,  Jr.,  James  Farrington,  Nehe- 
miah  Kimball,  John  Folsom,  Enoch  Whitehouse,  John 
W.  Pray,  Isaac  W.  SpringHeld,  William  M.  Hart,  John 
Witham,  Jacob  H.  Ela,  Asa  Roberts,  John  S.  Hayes, 
Charles  K.  Chase,  Joshua  Yickery,  Jesse  Horn,  VYilliam 
K.  Kimball,  George  Robinson,  James  M.  Fessenden, 
John  P.  Trickey,  Simon  Wentworth,  Enoch  C.  Dow. 

ROLLINSFORD.     Justice,  State— Rivam  R.  Roberts. 

Justice,  Quorum — Joshua  Converse. 

Justices — Leavitt  H.  Yeaton,  Samuel  H.  Wentworth, 
William  R.  Garvin,  John  P.  Emerson,  Paul  R.  AYent- 
worth,  John  H.  Roberts,  Andrew  Rollins,  Ebenezer  S. 
Nowell,  William  H.  Morton,  John  S.  Meserve,  John  L. 
Spring,  Ebenezer  R.  Doe,  William  J.  Copeland,  Nahum 
Wentworth,  Edmund  C.  Goodwin. 

SOMERSWORTH.     Justices,  State— Jacob  C.  Han- 


STRAFFORD    COUNTY,  57 

son,  Nathaniel  Wells,  Ichabod  G.  Jordan,  Enoch  Per- 
kins, Ro3-al  Eastman,  E.  M.  Webber,  James  B.  Shap- 
leigh,  George  W.  Burleigh. 

Justices,  Qiiorum — Mark  Noble,  Thomas  B.  Parks, 
James  Colman,  Albert  A.  Perkins,  Edward  A.  EoUins, 
John  M.  C.  Perkins. 

Justices — John  Horn,  True  W.  Woodman,  Benjamin 
R.  Wentworth,  Benjamin  Cook,  John  A,  Bagley,  Orlando 
J.  Bagley,  Samuel  Twombly,  William  A.  Jenkins, 
Charles  F.  Elliott,  George  W.  Balloch,  Jr.,  Charles  H. 
Shorey,  Samuel  D.  Whitehouse,  Charles  W.  Emerson, 
Sheldon  H.  Annis,  Stephen  S.  Chick,  Ichabod  Pearl, 
Oliver  H,  Lord,  Calvin  Whitten,  Isaac  Chandler,  Jona- 
than D.  Arraes,  Joshua  P.  Littlefield,  George  W.  Wen- 
dell, George  W.  Hubbard,  William  D.  Knapp,  John  C. 
Hill,  Charles  P.  Carter,  James  T.  Furber. 

STPvAFFORD.  Justices,  State— BQwning  W.  Jenness, 
Benjamin  T.  Foss,  Edward  Walker,  George  C.  Peavey. 

Justices,  C^uorum — John  Caverly,  J.  Perkins,  William 
Foss,  Ezra  Drown,  Edward  Sawj'er. 

Justices — Hudson  Peavey,  William  Berry,  Jr.,  Stephen 
Leighton,  John  C.  Foss,  Moses  Williams,  William  Yea- 
ton,  Nathaniel  Brock,  Thomas  Carswell,  Daniel  L.  Babb, 
Jacob  Drew,  John  Peavey,  David  K.  Montgomery,  John 
W.  Jewell,  Joel  Babb,  Joseph  A.  Clough,  Demeritt 
Place,  John  Sanders,  John  K.  Evans,  Warren  Foss, 
George  W.  Young,  Paul  Perkins,  Jr.,  George  W.  Cars- 
well,  John  J.  Leighton,  Tobias  D.  Foss,  Stephen  Leigh- 
ton,  Warren  Frye. 

Shei^if—JoB.:s  Legro,  Eoch ester. 

Deputy  Sheriffs — Dover,  Jonathan  P.  Baker ;  Farming- 
ton,  Edw^ard  Barnard  ;  Rollinsford,  Ebenezer  A.  Nowell ; 
Strafford,  Warren  Foss ;  Great  Falls,  James  B.  Shap- 
leigh  ;  Newmarket,  Miles  Durgin. 

Deputy  Sheriffs  in  other  Comities  deputized  to  serve  in 
this  County — 

Jailer — Shubael  Yarney,  Dover. 

Coroners — Dover,   Thomas   J.   W.    Pray ;    Rochester, 
Charles  Dennett ;    Somersworthy  James  B.  Shapleigh ; 
Milton,  Daniel  E.  Palmer. 
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COUNTY   OF   BELKXAP, 

Was  incorporated  December  22, 184:0.    Number  of  Toxcns, 
10.    Shire  Town,  Gilford.    Populatioyi,  1860,  18,551. 

County  Treasurer — Rufus  K.  Parker,  Laconia.  Sal- 
ary, $75. 

Register  of  Deeds — Jacob  P.  Boodey,  Gilford. 

County  Sealer— WiWvdva.  T.  Sargent,  Gilford. 

County  Commissioners — John  H.  Moulton,  Center- 
Harbor  ;  Joseph  A.  Walker,  Barnstead ;  Nicholas  D. 
Garmon,  Upper-Gilmanton. 


ALTOISr.  Justices,  Quorum — Eeuben  Hayes,  Henry 
Hurd. 

Justices — John  Chamberlain,  Daniel  Sawyer,  "William 
Emerson,  Jacob  Place,  Charles  C.  Eichardson,  Moses 
Gilman,  George  Chamberlain,  Daniel  E.  Davis,  Jefferson 
M.  Moody,  A.  Clough,  Benjamin  L.  Frohock,  Smith 
Emerson,  Morrison  Bennett,  Jonathan  F.  Chesley,  Amos 
L.  Rollins,  Charles  Hayes,  Ai  T.  Gilman,  Andrew 
Huckins,  Richard  Plumer,  Seth  W.  French. 

BARNSTEAD.  Justices,  StateS-AmnQl  G.  Berry, 
Seth  Shackford,  Richard  Garland. 

Justices,  Quorum — J.  M.  Nutter,  J.  R.  Shackford, 
Joseph  A.  Walker,  Robert  S.  Webster,  John  H.  Nutter, 
Thomas  K.  Proctor. 

Justices — Thomas  P.  Hodgdon,  Oliver  Dennett,  Charles 
S.  George,  George  Nutter,  Nathaniel  Hanson,  Asa  Gar- 
land, John  H.  Langley,  Charles  S.  French,  John  L. 
Nutter,  George  W.  Emerson,  Samuel  G.  Shackford, 
James  Locke,  David  M.  Jacobs,  E.  Jones,  Horace  N. 
Colbath,  Samuel  F.  Merrill. 

CENTER-HARBOR.     Justice,  State— ^Sohn  Coe. 
Justices,  Quorum — Timothy  Perkins,  John  H.  Moulton. 
Justices — Ira   Davis,    John   H.    Kelsea,   Harrison   C. 
Smith,  Otis  F.  Hawkins. 

GILFORD.     Justices,  State— ChavUs  Lane,  William 
L.  Avery,  Samuel  C.  Clark,  Jotham  P.  Hutchinson, 
Justice,  Quorum — Nathaniel  Edgerly. 


HELKXAP    COUNTY.  59 

Justices — Ebenezer  S.  Hunt,  Ephraim  Mallard,  Charles 
Hibbard,  Daniel  B.  Eaton,  John  Blaisdell,  Benjamin 
Jewett.  Benjamin  M.  Sanborn,  George  W.  Sanders,  Ben- 
jamin J.  Cole,  Eichard  Gove,  Benjamin  Wadley,  Thomas 
Ham,  Jacob  P.  Booder,  John  G.  "Weeks,  Stephen  S. 
Aj-er,  David  Y.  Smith.  John  J.  Morrill,  Hiram  Hunt, 
H.  G.  Bennett,  Heman  Hunter,  William  Morrill,  John 
E.  Wio-gin,  William  T.  Sargent,  Harlan  Jewett,  Zenas 
Whittier,  Aaron  C.  Blaisdell,  Kichard  H.  Sanborn, 
George  W.  Munsey,  Jr.,  Henry  H.  Sleeper,  "Winborn 
A.  Sanborn,  John  G.  Jewett,  William  P.  Crocker. 

GILMAXTON.  Justices,  State— ThomsLS  Cogswell, 
Alfred  Prescott,  Jonathan  P.  Hill. 

Justices,  Quorum — John  S.  Shannon,  Jonathan  T. 
Coffin,  Stephen  L.  Greeley,  Edmund  Williams,  Andrew 
Mack. 

Justices — Thomas  Durrell,  D.  B.  Merrill,  John  K. 
Dudley,  Moses  Price,  Moses  Gilman,  Jacob  K.  Davis, 
Abraham  S.  Gale,  William  N".  Swain,  James  M.  Gilman, 
Tyler  S.  Tilton,  John  C.  Bean,  Simon  Clough,  Josiah  J. 
Bean,  Cyrus  Gilman,  Levi  H.  Mudgett,  Henry  E.  Marsh, 
Moses  H.  Peaslee,  Joseph  S.  Kimball,  John  L.  Kellej^, 
Moses  S.  Gale,  George  W.  Parsons,  William  P.  Hutchin- 
son, Levi  W.  Sanborn. 

LAOfJlS'IA.  Justices,  State — Warren  Lovell,  O.  A. 
J.  Yaughan,  James  Gordon. 

Justices,  Quorum — Stephen  C.  Lyford,  George  W. 
Stevens,  John  L.  Perley,  Thomas  J.  Whipple,  Ellery  A. 
Hibbard,  John  C.  3Ioulton. 

Justices— Hugh  Blaisdell,  Bartlett  Hill,  Stephen  W. 
Mead,  Ezekiel  B.  Lawrence,  T.  Eastman,  Samuel  C. 
Baldwin,  Noah  Kobinson,  Joseph  P.  Pitman,  Samuel  M. 
Doe,  Benjamin  T.  Sanborn,  Sanmel  W.  Flanders,  Augus- 
tus Doe,  William  X.  Blair,  Ebenezer  P.  Osgood,  Benja- 
min H.  Whitcher,  John  Aldrich. 

MEREDITH.  Justices,  State— mr&m  French,  John 
Wadleigh,  Samuel  Bean,  Bradbury  C.  Tuttle,  Samue 
W.  Rollins,  Hanson  Beede. 

Justices,  Quorum — Josiah  jSTorris,  Joseph  S.  Xeal. 

Justices — Joseph   Ela,    B.   S.    Tuttle,   John    Haynes, 


60  COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

Ebenezer  S.  Mooney,  Smith  Swain,  George  G.  Hoit,  L. 
Plummer,  Ebenezer  Stevens,  Hosea  S.  Swain,  Charles  P. 
Towle,  Jeremiah  B.  Swain. 

NEW-HAMPTON.  Justices,  State— Nicholas  M. 
Taylor,  Dana  Woodman,  John  M.  Flanders. 

Justice,  (Quorum — Nathaniel  Norris. 

Justices — Augustus  Burpee,  E.  Fisk,  Benjamin  Wood- 
man, Alva  Downing,  William  G.  Kelley,  Washington 
Mooney,  Jasper  E.  Glidden,  John  Dallon,  David  H. 
Smith,  William  Mason,  Josiah  H.  Hobbs,  Benjamin  F. 
Perkins. 

SANBOPvNTON.  Justices,  State— Q-^mM^l  Tilton, 
Benjamin  M.  Colby. 

Justices,  Quorum — Moses  W.  Weeks,  Alexander  H. 
Tilton,  James  P.  Tilton,  David  F.  Johnson. 

Justices — Zebulon  Smith,  Bradbury  Morrison,  N.  H. 
Clark,  Nathaniel  G.  Ladd,  John  Carr,  Oliver  Knowlton, 
Josiah  C.  Philbrick,  Kobinson  C.  Kollins,  Jonathan  M. 
Taylor,  Abraham  B.  Sanborn,  John  H.  Clark,  Amos  C. 
Hannaford,  Joseph  P.  Dearborn,  J.  Bamford,  Herman 
T.  Hale,  Freeman  B.  Pluraer,  Jonathan  P.  Sanborn, 
Benjamin  M.  Durgin,  Folsom  Morrill,  Thomas  AYebster, 
Jr.,  Charles  C.  Eogers,  Ebenezer  F.  Odell,  Jeremiah  C. 
Tilton,  Dudley  Folsom,  Moses  Leigh  ton.  Dexter  Chase. 

UPPEPv-GILMANTON  (Gilmanton,  divided)  was 
incorporated  June  28,  1859. 

Justice,  State — Charles  A.  Hackett. 

Justices,  Qiiorum — Jeduthan  Farrar,  Joseph  Badger, 
Ira  Mooney. 

Justices — Benjamin  Morrill,  Jeremiah  Leavitt,  Jona- 
than Kundlett,  Elijah  O.  Bean,  William  Badger,  Napo- 
leon B.  Gale,  John  G.  Page,  A.  P.  B.  Currier,  Jesse 
Doloif,  Joseph  M.  Folsom,  Isaiah  Piper,  Henry  C. 
Mooney,  Nicholas  D.  Garmon,  Gorham  Swain,  George 
E.  Spencer. 

Sheriff— ^ s.KVL.wrT  Hill,  Laconia. 

Deputy  Sheriff's — Alton,  Charles  Hayes  ;  (Lake  Village) 
Gilford,  William  T.  Sargent,  Benjamin  M.  Sanborn ; 
Gilmanton,  Cyrus  Gilman ;  Meredith,  Hanson  Beede; 
Sanbornton,  John  G.  Hart. 


CARROLL   COUNTY.  61 

Deputy  Sheriffs  in  other  Counties  deputized  to  serve  in 
this  County — Moultonhorough  (Carroll  Co.),  Benj.  E. 
Thurston,  Edward  Barnard;  Wolfboroiigh,  Charles  H. 
Parker;  Franklin  (Merrimack  Co.),  Daniel  Osgood; 
Pittsfield,  Francis  B.  Berry  ;   Concord,  Joshua  B.  Merrill. 

Coroners — Gilford,  Levi  J.  Folsom ;  Laconia,  George 
L.  Sibley. 


COUIVTY   OP    CARROLL, 

Was  incorporated  December  22, 1840.     Number  of  Towns, 
17.     Shire  Town,  Ossipee.     Population,  1860,  20,476. 

County  Treasurer — Moses  Merrill,  Ossipee ;  salary,  $75. 

Register  of  Deeds — Loam  mi  Hardy,  Ossipee. 

County  Sealer — Asa  Beacham,  Ossipee. 

County  Co7nmissioners — Charles  No  v/ell.  Wolf  borough ; 
Arthur  C.  Quimby,  Sandwich ;  Charles  W.  Wilder, 
Conway. 


ALBANY.     Justice,  Quorum — Thomas  E.  Odell. 
Justices — Samuel  Kobertson,  Stephen  Palmer,  John  R. 
Parish,  Thomas  J.  Allard. 

BARTLETT  Justices,  Quorum— John  P.  Pitman, 
Joseph  Pitman,  George  Pitman. 

Justices — Samuel  P.  Meserve,  Elias  M.  Hall,  Nicholas 
T.  Stillings,  G.  W.  M.  Pitman,  C.  Stilphen,  Benjamin 
P.  Pendexter,  Isaac  Meserve,  John  D.  Thompson. 

BROOKFIELD.     Justice,  ,SYoie— Joshua  N.  Cate. 
Justices,  Quorum — W.  T.  Cate,  Dudley  C.  Colman. 
Justices — Henry  Tibbetts,  Ereeman  Chamberlain,  Wil- 
liam Blake,  Jr.,  Jonathan  W.  Sanborn. 

CHATHAM.     Justice,  Quo7'um — Asa  P.  Eastman. 
Justices — Rice  W.  Guptill,   Ithiel  E.   Clay,   Edward 
Webb,  John  Gould,  Seth  Wyman. 

CONWAY.    Justices,  State — Jonathan  T.  Chase,  Zara 
Cutler,  E.  R.  Chase,  Joel  Eastman. 
Justice,  Quorum — Eliphalet  Cloutman. 
Justices — Benjamin  Bean,  Charles  S.Whittaker, Charles 


62  COUNTY    OFFICERS. 

Sparhawk,  Tobias  A.  Hanson,  Edward  P.  Lamson,  George 
Iv.  Randall,  James  C.  Willey,  Samuel  Hazelton,  Samuel 
B.  Sbackford,  John  McMillan,  Isaac  E.  Merrill. 

EATON.     Justice,  ^jfa^e— Joseph  E.  Perkins. 

Justice,  Quorum — Stephen  W.  Perkins. 

Justices — Sylvanus  S.  Clark,  Stephen  Allard,  Thomas 
R.  Giles,  Silas  Snow,  Lucien  Danforth,  Erastus  Baker, 
Edmund  W.  Eernald,  Nathaniel  Currier,  John  W. 
Perkins,  Elias  R.  Sargent. 

EFFINGHAM.     Justice,  ^faie— Josiah  Dearborn. 

Justices,  Quo7nim — Thomas  P.  Drake,  Cyrus  K.  Drake. 

Justices — E.  F.  Taylor,  Carr  L.  Drake,  Smith  Gilman, 
John  C.  Leavitt,  Josephus  L.  Drake,  Benjamin  F.  Tay- 
lor, John  Demeritt,  J.  Leavitt,  2d,  John  Kennett,  Simon 
P.  Hill,  Rufus  H.  Burbank,  Abram  Drake,  John  An- 
drews, Andrew  J.  Miliken,  Nathan  W.  Titcomb,  Robert 
Fulton. 

FREEDOM.  Justices,  State— Zehulon  Pease,  E. 
Towle. 

Justices,  Quorum — Ephraim  C.  Mason,  Calvin  Topliff. 

Justices — John  Lord,  Elias  Rice,  Joseph  Smith,  James 
Milliken,  Josiah  Thurston,  John  T.  Swett,  Solomon 
Andrews,  Stephen  Drown,  S.  Bennett,  John  Parsons, 
Addison  Nutter,  Orestes  R.  Topliif,  Edwin  Pease,  Albert 
Locke,  William  Mills. 

JACKSON.     Justice,  State — George  P.  Meserve. 
Justices,  Quorum — Rufus  U.  Pinkhara. 
Justices — Daniel  Dinsmore,  Joseph  B.  Trickej'-,  Jona- 
than Gale,  Joseph  Perkins,  Nathaniel  C.  Trickej'-. 

MADISON.     Justice,  Quorum — Isaiah  Forrest. 

Justices — Robinson  Blaisdell,  George  Merrow,  Augus- 
tus Lary,  James  Mooney,  James  J.  3Ierrow,  Mark  P. 
Blaisdell,  Matthew  Jackson,  John  Chick,  "William  Ma- 
son,. Josiah  H.  Hobbs. 

MOULTONBOROUGH.  Justice,  State—Sanmel  Em- 
erson. 

Justice,  Quorum — Enoch  True. 

Justices — Samuel  P.  Moulton,  Benjamin  M.  Mason, 
Jonathan   Copp,   Abner   Adams,    Reuben    Smith,   Jr., 


CAKROLL   COU>'TY.  63 

Samuel  Abbott,  David  L.  Warren,  Wm.  H.  H.  Mason, 
Benjamin  E.  Thurston,  Ezekiel  S.  Flanders,  P.  Kelley, 
Eleazer  Davis,  Joseph  H.  Watson,  Hazen  M.  Senter, 
John  B.  Dow,  Ansel  N.  True. 

OSSIPEE.     Justice,  State— h\\i\\&v  D.  Sawyer. 

Justices,  Quorum — Sanborn  B.  Carter,  John  Smith. 
Ezekiel  Dole,  Simon  G,  Phil  brick. 

Justices — Daniel  Wentworth,  Asa  Beacham,  Alvah 
Moulton,  John  Brown,  Leander  D.  Sinclair,  Luther 
Young,  Levi  Smith,  Moses  Merrill,  Levi  Perkins,  W.  H. 
Hobbs,  James  L.  Brown,  James  Eeynold>.  Israel  L. 
Sanders,  Benjamin  F.  Abbott,  Kufus  F.  Stillinga,  John 
L.  Pearson,  Gideon  Gilman,  Samuel  D.  Quarles. 

SANDWICH.  Justices,  State— Josej^h  Wentworth, 
M.  H.  3Iar5ton,  William  M.  Weed,  Parker  Plumer. 

Justices,  Quoi^um — Jeremiah  Furber,  W.  Cogan,  Ira 
A.  Bean. 

Justices — John  Severance,  Elijah  Skinner,  Beede  Var- 
ney,  John  Gove,  Enoch  Q.  Fellows,  Daniel  G.  Beede, 
Jolm  H.  Hilton,  Thomas  J.  Swett,  Daniel  Q.  Bean, 
Langdon  G.  Clark,  Joseph  C.  Wiggin,  James  M.  Smith, 
William  A.  Hurd,  Eli  Cook,  Charles  Quimby,  Robert 
M.  Penneman,  David  P.  Cotton,  Thomas  Smith,  Josiah 
Bedee,  Lewis  Hoag. 

TAMWORTH.  Justices,  State— Ohed  Hall,  Joseph 
Gilman,  Larkin  D.  Mason. 

Justices,  Quorum — Enoch  Remick,  True  Perkins,  David 
G.  Stevenson, 

Justices — T.  Cook,  Andrew  W.  Hill,  Samuel  S.  Beede, 
James  Howard,  Eleazer  Young,  Andrew  Xeally,  Joshua 
ISTickerson,  Noah  T.  Watson,  James  Chesley,  Josiah  P. 
Cushing,  Nahum  Gilman,  Charles  P.  Cook,  John  G. 
Robinson,  David  M.  Gilman,  Oliver  W.  Shaw,  Otis  G. 
Hatch,  Henry  Heywood,  Joseph  Sanborn,  Jason  Marston, 
Hiram  M.  Sanborn. 

TUFTONBOROUGH.  Justices,  Quorum— John  Pea- 
vey,  John  Haley. 

Justices — William  P.  Edgerly,  George  Fox,  E.  Grant, 
George  B.  Canney,  William  W.  Blaisdell,  Daniel  A, 


64 


COUNTY   OFFICERS. 


Wiggin,  Charles  H.  Copp,  Philip  D.  Blaisdell,  WilUam 
N.  Eoberts,  Samuel  Fox. 

WAKEFIELD.     Justice,  State— Am&sSi  Copp. 

Justices,  Quo7non — William  Sawyer,  John  Wingate, 
William  Sawyer,  Jr. 

Justices — John  Clark,  Ephraim  G.  Smith,  John  W. 
Sanborn,  William  P.  Burley,  John  Tredick,  George  W. 
J.  Copp,  Jonathan  Woodman,  Albra  Wentworth,  Jona- 
than Buzell,  Charles  Chesley,  George  A.  Beacham, 
Joshua  H.  Cloutman,  Nathaniel  Paul,  Joshua  Brooks, 
James  McNorton  Cook,  Charles  W.  Page,  Hiram  Paul. 

WOLFBOEOUGH.  Justices,  State— Rq^tj  B.  Bust, 
T.  Bust,  T.  J.  Tibbetts,  Abel  Haley,  George  Bust,  Thomas 
L.  Whitton,  Charles  F.  Hill,  John  M.  Brackett,  John 
Fox. 

Justice,  Quorum — John  C.  Young. 

Justices — George  W.  Hersey,  Daniel  Martin,  Aaron 
Roberts,  Z.  Batchelder,  Moses  P.  Brown,  James  Bick- 
ford,  J,  L.  Meader,  Nathaniel  F.  Cotton,  James  Edgerly, 
George  W.  Warren,  Moses  T.  Cate,  William  C.  Fox, 
C.  Remick,  John  W.  Avery,  Porter  W.  Brown,  Joseph 
Stevenson,  Elliot  Cotton,  Richard  R.  Davis,  Thomas  L. 
Marden,  John  L.  Furber,  Gilman  Cooper,  Albert  J. 
Hersey,  Moses  Thompson,  Charles  F.  Parker,  John  G. 
Cate. 

Sheriff-— E-^socK  Remick,  Tamworth. 

Deputy  Sheriffs — Conway,  LeavittH.  Eastman  ;  Effing- 
ham, John  Demeritt ;  Freedom,  Enoch  Danforth  ;  Moul- 
tonborough,  Benjamin  E,  Thurston;  Ossipee,  Daniel 
Wentworth,  Luther  Young ;  Sayidwich,  Samuel  Dins- 
more  ;  Tamxcorth,  Edward  Remick ;  Wakejield,  George 
A.  Neal,  William  A.  Maleham;  Wolfborough,  Charles 
H.  Parker,  Gilman  Cooper. 

Deputy  Sheriffs  in  other  Counties  deputized  to  serve  in 
this  CouJity — Meredith  (Belknap  Co.),  Hanson  Beede. 

Coroners — Ossipee,  Asa  Beacham ;  Tamioorth,  T.  B. 
Hodgkins ;    Wakejield,  Samuel  W.  Roberts. 


65 


COUNTY  OF  MERRIMACK, 

Was  incoyyorated  July  23,  1823.     Number  of  Tovms,  25. 
Shire  Toivn,  Concord.     Population  1860,  41,460. 

County  Treasurer — Arthur  L.  Graves,  Salisbury ;  sal- 
ary, $110. 

Register  of  Deeds — Nathan  W.  Gove,  Concord. 

County  Sealer — John  D.  Cooper,  Concord. 

Coujity  Coynmissioners — "'^Moses  Martin,  Pembroke ; 
Hiram  Buswell,  Warner ;  Henry  L.  Burnham,  Dun- 
barton. 


ALLENSTOWN.  Justices,  Qz^orum— Charles  Eow- 
ell,  Daniel  Batchelder. 

Justices — J.  Perkins,  John  Tennant,  Kobert  Evans, 
Norman  Call,  Samuel  Martin. 

ANDOYEE.  Justices,  State— John  Fellows,  Aaron 
Waitt,  John  M.  Shirley. 

Justice,  Quorum — Joseph  C.  Thompson. 

Justices — Jonathan  Brown,  Aaron  Cilley,  Jr.,  H.  A. 
"Weymouth,  Samuel  Morrill,  John  "VVadleigh,  Watson 
Dickerson,  Thomas  Haley,  George  S.  Clement,  George 
Sleeper,  Simeon  S.  Moulton,  Jacob  Weare,  Chester 
Spaulding,  Stephen  E.  Swett,  Eoyal  Stone,  John  F. 
Emery,  James  Scates 

BEADFOED.  Justices,  State— Samuel  Jones,  Mason 
W.  Tappan,  John  D.  Wadleigh,  Weare  Tappan. 

Justices,  Quorum — John  W.  Morse,  Jesse  Carr. 

Justices — Jason  H.  Ames,  Cummings  Pierce,  Elisha 
Eaton,  Daniel  Carr,  Moses  E.  Gould,  Stephen  Cressy, 
Hiram  Davis,  Sumner  Ward,  C.  M.  Fisk,  Timothy  P. 
Jones,  Stephen  S.  Bean,  Ambrose  S.  Brackett,  John 
Gillingham,  Edmund  J.  Eing,  Moses  K.  Hazelton, 
Joshua  Eaton,  Geors-e  Hart. 


Isaac  K.  Gage. 

*For  1859-60,  Carlos  G.  Pressey,  Sutton;  Moses  Martin,  Pem- 
broke; Hiram  Buswell,  Warner. 


66  COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

Justice,  Quoru7n — Laban  M.  Chad  wick. 

Justices — John  Greenough,  Caleb  Smith,  Eliphalet  K. 
Webster,  David  A.  Gerrish,  John  Ellsworth,  John  C. 
Morrill,  William  M.  Baker,  Jonathan  Tenney. 

BOW.     Justice,  Quorum— Archibald  Stark. 

Justices — Mendell  Sampson,  Enoch  Alexander.  Emery 
Clough,  Jonathan  Corliss,  John  T.  Morgan,  John  \V. 
Goodhue,  Parker  Brown,  Charles  E.  P.  Hildreth,  Elisha 
Upton. 

CANTEKBURY.  Justices,  <S'te^e— Joseph  M.  Har- 
per, Joseph  Clough,  D.  M.  Cloagh,  Jeremiah  L.  Clough, 
William  H.  Currier,  David  Morrill,  Jr. 

Justices,  Quorum — William  fl.  Poster,  Edward  Os- 
good. 

Justices — Tho's  Lyford,  Ebenezer  Batchelder,  Thomas 
L.  Whidden,  Lorain  T.  Weeks,  Solomon  M.  Cliftbrd, 
Luther  Sargent,  John  A.  Moore,  True  K.Mason.  George 
W.  Peverly,  Thomas  V.  B.  Clough,  George  P.  Sanborn, 
Stephen  Wiggin. 

CHICHESTER.     Justice,  State— Daniel  K.  Poster. 

Justices,  Quo7'u7n — Hosea  C.  Knowlton,  Edward  Lang- 
maid,  Charles  H.  Carpenter. 

Justices — J.  N.  C.  Leavitt,  Daniel  R.  Kelley,  George 
S.  Mason,  William  A.  Swain,  Daniel  K.  Poster,  Jr. 

CONCORD.  Justices,  State— Thomas  P.  Treadwell, 
Jacob  A.  Potter,  Jonathan  Eastman,  Ira  Perley,  Rob- 
ert Davis,  Stephen  C.  Badger,  Josiah  Stevens,  VS'illiam 
Butterfield,  J.  H.  George,  Matthew  Harvey,  Henry  A. 
Bellows,  Edson  Hill,  William  L.  Foster,  Stephen  Sibley, 
Joseph  Robinson,  William  Prescott,  David  Pillsbury, 
Asa  Fowler,  Josiah  Minot,  Anson  S.  Marshall,  AVilliam 
Kent,  William  H.  Rixford,  John  Y.  Mugridgo,  David 
B.  Plummer,  Amos  Hadley,  Hamilton  E.  Perkins,  Ly- 
man D.  Stevens,  Joshua  B.  Merrill,  Joseph  A.  Gilmore, 
Nehemiah  Butler,  Napoleon  B.  Bryant,  Jonas  D. 
Sleeper,  William  E.  Chandler,  Jonathan  Kittredge,  Pe- 
ter Sanborn,  Edward  H.  Rollins,  William  P.  Goodwin, 
Nehemiah  G.  Ordway,  Hazen  Pickering,  Abraham  H. 
Robinson,  Lyman  T.  Flint,  George  Tenney,  Elisha  Ad- 
ams, Samuel  Coffin. 


MERRIMACK   COUNTY.  67 

Justices,  Quo7'iim — A.  Herbert  Bellows,  George  G. 
Fogg,  Kicliard  Bradley,  George  Minot,  John  Batchel- 
der,  David  Davis,  Ebenezer  Symmes,  Mitcliel  Gilmore, 
Jeremiah  S.  Noves,  George  Abbot,  Theodore  French, 
Sylvester  Dana,"  Henry  P.  Eolfe,  Seth  K.  Jones,  Wil- 
liam H.  Buntin,  David  M.  Carpenter,  I.  Hale,  B.  W. 
Sanborn,  John  Kimball,  Henry  D,  White. 

Justices— Benjamin  Parker,  James  Hoit,  Abraham 
Bean,  Arthur  Fletcher,  Ebenezer  S.  Towle,  Seth  East- 
man, Jacob  Carter,  Cyrus  Robinson,  Charles  Smart,  He- 
man  Sanborn,  Joseph  B.  Walker,  Thomas  D,  Potter, 
True  Osgood,  Atkinson  Webster,  John  F,  Brown, 
George  H.  H.  Silsby,  Ephraim  Hutchins,  Dana  W. 
Pratt,  George  W.  Wadleigh,  Nathan  S.  Chandler,  Da- 
vid Watson,  John  L.  Tallant,  Harry  Houston,  William 
H.  Bartlett,  Jonathan  L.  Cilley,  Paltiah  Brov^n,  Benja- 
min Grover,  John  P.  Johnson,  Caleb  Jackman,  Wil- 
liam P.  Foster,  B.  F.  Gale,  William  H.  Boynton,  Wil- 
liam W.  Taylor,  Perkins  Gale,  George  A.  Pillsbury, 
John  Abbot,'  Benjamin  F.  Dow,  David  Abbot,  Thomas 
T.  Moore,  William  F.  Savory,  Charles  Hall,  Josiah  Ste- 
vens, Jr.,  Benjamin  E.  Badger,  George  G.  Virgin,  Mor- 
rill B.  Smith,  Jonathan  F.  Day,  George  B.  Chandler, 
James  Peverly,  Joseph  C.  A.  Wingate,  Isaac  A.  Hill, 
Reuben  G.  Wyman,  Moses  Humphrey,  L.  B.  Morrill, 
Charles  Minot,  Rufus  Merrill,  Onslow  Stearns,  Jona- 
than L.  Pickering,  John  C.  Hall,  George  H.  Hutchins, 
William  H.  Smart,  Timothy  Haynes,  John  Ballard,  Na- 
than W.  Gove,  George  F.  Whittredge,  James  Moulton, 
Jr.,  Calvin  Howe,  Allen  Tenny,  Samuel  C.  Eastman, 
Isaac  Clement,  Isaac  N.  Elwell,  Benjamin  B.  Cliftbrd, 
Jeremiah  F.  Runnels.  George  Foss,  Benjamin  F.  Pres- 
cott,  Moses  T.  Willard,  Charles  P.  Sanborn,  Henry  S. 
Shattuck.  Samuel  L.  F.  Simpson,  Henry  E.  Sawyer,  Ha- 
zen  G.  Kayes,  Willard  S.  Heath,  George  W.  Ela,  Sam- 
uel G.  Lane,  Edward  C.  D.  Kittredge,^Isaac  N.  Blodg- 
ett,  George  Warren  Smith,  Josiah  Bellows,  Henry  B. 
Foster,  John  Y.  Brown,  Edward  E.  Sturtevant,  Andrew 
S.  Smith,  John  Dame,  Jonathan  Kittredge,  Charles  E. 
Twombly,  Albert  N.  Fisher,  David  A.  Brown,  Cyrus 
T.  Moore,  Charles  C.  Davis. 


68  COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

DUNBAKTOX.  Justice,  >SYa^e— Henry  L.  Burn- 
ham. 

Justice,  Quorum— QsXoh  Stark. 

Justices— l^Aih^n  Gutterson,  Daniel  H.  Parker,  Na- 
thaniel H.  Wheeler,  Leonard  Rowell,  Charles  G.  B.  Ry- 
der. William  B.  Burnham,  Josiah  Richardson,  ZSTathan 
Griffin,  Alfred  Colby. 

EPSOM.    Justice,  ^SYazle— William  Ham. 

Justice,  Quorwn — James  Martin. 

Justices— BQn]2im\n  L.  Locke,  Symonds  Fowler,  Jo- 
seph J.  Moses,  John  Griffin,  Jr.,  Henry  Knox,  Samuel 
Yeaton,  Henry  P.  Sanborn,  Leonard  W.  Peabody,  Na- 
than Griffin,  2d,  Arthur  C.  Locke. 

FRANKLIN.  Justices,  State— James  Clark,  George 
W.  Nesmith,  Daniel  Osgood,  Nathaniel  H.  Sanborn, 
Austin  F.  Pike,  Stephen  Kenrick,  John  Chamberlain, 
Jonathan  W.  Fifield,  Moses  B.  Goodwin. 

Justice,  Quorum — Joseph  Sweatt. 

Justices— jQYQxmoh  F.  Daniels,  Samuel  Quimbv,  Dan- 
iel Barnard,  David  Gilchrist,  A.  G.  Morrison,  John  H. 
Rowell,  Jonathan  P.  Sanborn,  John  S.  Jewell,  John 
White,  Asa  B.  Closson,  Charles  Garland,  Edwin  C. 
Stone. 

HENNIKER.     Justice,  Stcite—OMveY  C.  Fisher. 

Justices,  Quorum— 1.  Woods,  John  S.  Craig. 

Jus^ic^'s— Jeremiah  Foster,  Hiram  Bell,  William  P. 
Cressy,  Jonas  Wallace,  Oliver  Pillsburv,  John  C. 
Campbell,  Hiram  M.  Davis,  Francis  Colby,  Edward 
B.  S.  Sanborn,  J.  Morse,  James  Straw,  Zadok  Dustin,  Jr. 

HOOKSETT.     Justice,  Quorum— Jesse  Gault. 

Justices— John  H.  Mitchell,  Eri  Poor,  Savory  T.  Bur- 
bank,  George  Davis,  Joseph  T.  Goss,  Henry  Saltmarsh, 
Benjamin  J.  Gile,  Hiram  Kimball,  Samuel  Head, 
Joseph  Blanchard. 

HOPKINTON.  Justices,  State— Horace  Chase,  Dver 
H.  Sanborn. 

Justices,  Quorum — Phineas  Clough,  Isaac  D.  Merrill, 
Isaac  Story,  George  W.  Currier,  jlimes  Fellows. 

Justices — Joab  Patterson,  Benjamin  Loverin,  Moses 
Colby,  John  Currier,  Moses  Copps,  James  Hoyt,  Phineas 


MERRIMACK   COUNTY.  09 

Clough,  2d,  Paul  K.  George,  Horace  0.  Stanley,  Joseph 
Dow,  John  M.  Bailey,  Richard  F.  Morgan,  G.'  L.  Kim- 
ball, Charles  Gould, 'William  Restieaus,"Geo.  B.  Hardv, 
John  M.  Milton,  Cyril  C.  Tyler.  I.  A.  Putney,  J.  M. 
Burnham,  A.  "White,  J.  L.  Colby,  Arial  P.  Knowlton, 
John  Carter,  Albert  Crowell,  Warren  Clark. 

LOUDON.  Justices,  Quo7'um—lvR  Osgood,  Preserved 
Robinson,  Joseph  C.  Harper,  Jeremiah  Clough,  Isaac  S. 
French. 

Justices— 'George-  B.  Johnson,  John  S.  Osborne,  Nathan- 
iel S.  Batchelder,  Benjamin  F.  Neal,  Samuel  P.  Calef, 
Theophilus  B.  31artin,  Jeremiah  T.  Clough,  Moses  Morse, 
George  "W.  Neal,  John  B.  Moore,  "William  Emery,  Sam- 
uel B.  Lovering,  David  Lake,  Joseph  F.  French,  Hiram 
French. 

NEWBURY.     Justice,  Quormn—TAi  Dodge. 

Justices — John  Muzzey,  Jr.,  Joseph  Bean,  Jeremiah 
Morse,  Moody  Gillingham,  James  M.  Cilley,  Giles  Bart- 
lett,  Nathaniel  C.  Savory,  Nathaniel  C.  Lear. 

NEW-LONDON.  Justices,  State— Anthony  Colby, 
George  W.  Everett,  Luther  McCutchins,  Daniel  E.  Col- 
by, Marcus  E.  Sargent. 

Justice,  Quorum — Richard  H.  Messer. 

Justices — A.  Page,  John  M.  Hayes,  Albert  Little, 
James  Todd,  Joshua  F.  Hemphill,  James  C.  Greenwood, 
Charles  S.  Sargent,  Anthony  C.  Burpee,  Geo.  W.  Gard- 
ner, Andrew  J.  Kidder,  Edwin  A.  Jones,  Samuel  M.  Carr, 
John  Brown,  Hugh  B.  Clough,  Joseph  N.  Hannaford, 
Luther  M.  Trussefl,  Ruel  Whitcomb. 

NORTHFIELD.  Justices,  State— Asa  P.  Cate,  Archi- 
bald S.  Clark. 

Justices,  Quorum — James  Cochran,  Jeremiah  Smith, 
Jeremiah  Tilton, 

Justices — Isaac  Whittier,  J.  Kimball,  Shubael  Dear- 
born, Jr.,  James  P.  Robertson,  Moses  Batchelder,  George 
S.  Tibbetts,  Jeremiah  Cross,  Thomas  Chase,  Daniel  M. 
Huse,  Joseph  F.  Simonds,  James  H.  Cofran,  Parsons 
Whidden. 

PEMBROKE.  Justices,  State— Moses  Martin,  Aaron 
Whittemore. 


70  COUNTY   OFFICEKS. 

Justices,  Qaorum — William  Knox,  Moody  Kent,  James 
Wilson, 

JuszSices— Jeremiah  H.  Willdns,  Noah  M.  Cochran, 
Norris  Cochran,  Trueworthy  L.  Powler,  Winthrop 
Fowler,  Jr.,  William  Hazelton,  Jr.,  Jacob  Sawyer,  Hall 
B.  Emery,  Martin  H.  Cochran,  Josiah  K.  Locke,  Sam- 
uel E.  3Ioore,  Amos  C.  Dow. 

PITT3FIELD.  Justices,  State— Renvy  B.  Leavitt, 
Benjamin  Emer.son. 

Justices,  Quorum— 5oh.n  L.  Thorndike,  Benjamin  L. 
Cram,  James  Drake. 

Justices— 3 o\\n  True,  John  B.  Berry,  John  S.  Tilton, 
William  W.  Proctor,  Abraham  French,  2d,  Noah  W 
Drake,  Joseph  Tasker,  K.  P.  J.  Tenney,  William  Knowl- 
ton,  Porter  C.  True,  Sherburne  J.  Winslow,  William  C. 
Evans,  Isaac  S.  Carr,  Elbridge  A.  True,  Jonathan 
Towle,  Charles  E.  Perkins,  John  I.  Pillsbury,  Pweuben  S. 
French,  William  A.  Mack,  Hiram  A.  Tuttle,  Joseph 
Harvey. 

SALISBURY.  Justices,  <S^az5e— Benjamin  Pettengill, 
Arthur  L.  Graves. 

Justices,  Qiiorwm— Moses  Greeley,  Samuel  C.  Bartlett, 
S.  Pingry. 

Ja.sz'ices— Moses  Fellows,  E.  F.  Greenough,  Ebenezer 
Johnson,  John  Bean,  Porter  B.  Watson,  Gilbert  East- 
man, Jonathan  H.  Clement,  Moses  P.  Thompson,  Cyrus 
Gookin,  Nathaniel  Sawyer,  John  C.  Smith,  Amos  P. 
Stevens,  Moses  J.  Stevens,  Joseph  P.  Stevens,  Thomas 
D.  Little. 

SUTTON.  Justices,  State— Benjamin  Wadleigh,  Rob- 
ert Lane. 

Justice,  Quorum — Enoch  Page. 

Justices — Samuel  Dresser,  Jr.,  George  C.  Eaton,  Na- 
thaniel A.  Davis,  Closes  Hazen,  Lewis  Richards,  Carlos 
G.  Pressey,  Asa  Page,  John  C.  Dresser,  Erastus  Wad- 
leigh, James  M.  Sargent,  Thomas  J.  Wadleigh,  George 
Putney,  Moses  W.  Russell. 

WARNER.    Justices,  State— Ahner  B.  Kelly,  Walter 
Harriman 
Justices,  Quorum— Franklin  Symonds,  Robert  Thomp- 


MERRIMACK   COUNTY,  71 

son,  Leonard  Eaton,  John  Currier,  Jr.,  Stephen  K.  Hoyt, 
George  Jones. 

Justices — H.  G.  Harris,  Abner  Woodman,  John  Couch, 
Jr.,  Stephen  Bartlett,  James  M.  Harriman,  H.  H.  Har- 
riman,  Zebulon  D,  Currier,  Joshua  George,  P.  Davis, 
H.  D.  Eobertson,  N.  A,  Davis,  Harrison  K.  Sargent, 
Timothy  Flanders,  George  S.  Morgan,  Ira  Harvey, 
Samuel  Davis,  Jr.,  George  Savory. 

WEBSTEE  (Boscawen  divided  and  the  west  part) 
incorporated  July  3,  1860.  Organized  according  to  law 
August  11,  1860. 

Justice,  State — Simeon  B.  Little. 

Justice,  Quorum — Hezekiah  Fellows. 

Justices— Thomas  Elliott,  Moody  A.  Pillsbury,  Luke 
Corser,  Joseph  L.  Couch,  George  W.  Stevens,  Moses 
Whittier,  David  A.  McCurdy,  George  Little. 

WILMOT.  Justices,  State— John  Woodbury,  Jr.,  Ho- 
ratio N.  Mason,  William  W.  Flanders. 

Justices,  Quorum — Merrill  Cross,  Samuel  Teel,  Philip 
F.  Pattee. 

Justices — Morrill  Currier,  Samuel  Greeley,  John  Teel, 
Iddo  S.  Brown,  Otis  Jones,  John  Cross,  Porter  K.  Phil- 
brick,  Joseph  K.  Wallace,  Charles  K.  Brown,  George 
"W.  Prescott,  Green  Johnson,  John  M.  Carr,  Richard  J. 
Stevens. 

jS'/teri^f— Nehemiah  George  Ordway,  Concord. 

Deputy  Sheriffs — Andover,  Aaron  Waitt ;  Bradford, 
John  D,  Wadleigh  ;  Concord,  Charles  Smart,  Jeremiah 
S.  Durgin,  George  G.  Virgin  ;  New-London,  Albert  Lit- 
tle ;  Pittsfield,  Francis  B.  Berry  ;  Warner,  John  Cur- 
rier ;  Henniher,  Hiram  M.  Davis :  Pemhroke,  William 
K.  Cliftbrd ;  Canterbury,  William  H.  Currier  ;  Franklin, 
Jonathan  P.  Sanborn  ;  South  Newhury,  Eli  Dodge. 

Deputy  Sheriffs  in  other  Counties  dejmtized  to  serve  hi 
this  County — Manchester  (Hillsborough  Co.),  Mace  Moul- 
ton,  D.  L.  Stevens,  Isaac  W.  Farmer ;  Candia  (Eock- 
ingham  Co.),  Carr  B.  Haines ;  Northwood,  William 
Eing;  Epping,  B.  S.  Clifford;  Danhury  (Grafton  Co.), 
William  P.  Stone. 

Jailer — Charles  C.  Davis,  Concord. 


72  COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Coroners — Concord,  Seth  Eastman,  Cady  Clark  ;  Salls- 
hury,  D.  C.  Gookin  ;  Warner,  Stephen  Bartlett :  Pitis- 
Jield,  John  Wheeler. 


COUXTY    OF    HILL.SBOROUGH, 

Was  incorporated  March  19,  1771.  Number  of  Towns,  thirty. 
Shire  Towns,  Amherst,  Manchester  and  Nashua.  ( County 
records  kept  at  Amherst.)     Population,  1860,  62,239. 

County  Treasurer — Amos  J.  Wilson,  Weare;  salary, 
S126. 

Register  of  Deeds — Charles  B.  Tattle,  Amherst. 

County  Sealer — John  F.  Whiting,  Amherst. 

County  Cotnmissioners — Sewall  Putnan\,  Wilton ;  Ira 
Gage,  New-Boston,  Ephraim  Weston,  Hancock. 


AMHEKST.  Justices,  State— Wm.  Wetherbee,  Charles 
H.  Campbell. 

Justices,  Quoruyn — Perley  Dodge,  Charles  Eichardson, 
Francis  P.  Fitch,  Edward  S.  Cutter. 

Justices — David  Eussell,  Joseph  Mace,  Barnabas  B. 
David,  William  J.  Weston;  James  Monroe,  Abiel  Steele, 
Gilbert  Hills,  L.  J.  Secomb,  J.  Hartshorn,  Charles  B. 
Tuttle,  Francis  Wright. 

ANTRIM.  Justices,  State — Jacob  Whittemore,  Lem- 
uel N.  Pattee. 

Justices,  Quormn — Isaac  Baldwin,  Nathan  W.  C  .Jame- 
son, Wm.  S.  Foster,  James  Boyd. 

Justices — Amos  Parmenter,  John  G.Flint,  T.S.Holmes, 
Cyrus  Saltmarsh,  Hiram  Griflfin,  Charles  McKean,  Imla 
Wright,  John  S.  Shed,  Ira  Cochran,  John  B.  Woodbury, 
Isaac  B.  Pratt,  James  Wood,  John  M.  Wallace,  William 
B.  Stevens,  John  R.  Abbott,  Reed  P.  Whittemore,  Henry 
B.  Swett,  Samuel  Wilson,  Wm.  N.  Tuttle, 

BEDFORD.  Justices,  Quorum— Yetev  P.  Woodbury, 
A.  Chandler. 

Justices — Gardner  Nevins,  Moses  Gage,  Henry  Hale, 
Joseph  H.  Stevens,  William  B.  Stevens,  Leonard  C. 
French,  2d,  Oliver  L.  Kendall,  Thomas  G.  Holbrook. 


HILLSBOROUGH   COUNTY.  <d 

BENNIXGTOX.  Justices,  Qwor u??i— John  Dodge, 
Amos  Whittemore,  John  H.  Fleming, 

Justices — John  W.  Flagg,  Samuel  Baldwin,  Gilbert  P. 
Hall,  Walter  D.  Woods,  Henry  H.  Duncklee,  Gideon  F. 
Dodge,  Horace  F.  Dinsmore. 

BROOKLINE.  Justices,  Quorum — jSTathaniel  Shat- 
tuck,  Ensign  Bailej^. 

Justices — Alpheus  Shattuck,  Thomas  Bennett,  Benja- 
min Gould,  Henry  B.  Stiles,  Joseph  F.  Jefts,  Alonzo 
Bailey,  Henry  B."  Copp,  William  Gilson,  Calvin  E. 
Shedd,  William  C.  Smith,  William  G.  Shattuck. 

DEEBING.  Justices,  Qiiorum — William  Forsaith, 
Eussell  Tubbs. 

Justices — William  Manahan,  Squiers  S.  Clement, 
Enoch  Hadley  Josiah  Loveren,  George  Smart,  George  C. 
Patten,  Herod  Chase,  Horace  Gove,  Benjamin  L.  Bart- 
lett. 

FRANCESTOW^S".  Justices,  QworMW— Paul  H.  Bix- 
by,  Francis  H.  Morgan. 

Justices — Alexander  Wilson,  Herbert  Yose,  Samuel  B. 
Hodge,  ISTahum  Farnum,  Thomas  B.  Bradford,  David 
Atwood,  John  H.  Patch,  Samuel  D.  Downs,  John  West, 
Daniel  F.  Frye. 

GOFFSTOW^X.    Justices,  State— Jesse  Carr,  D.  Steele. 

Justices,  Quorum — Benjamin  Stevens,  2d,  George  Poor. 

Justices — Alfred  Story,  John  G.  Dodge,  Alonzo  F. 
C^arr,  Thomas  R.  Butterfield,  David  Pattee,  Gilman  F. 
Farley,  Calvin  Wyman,  Daniel  Little,  John  M.  Parker, 
James  W.  Poland. 

GREENFIELD      Justice,  State— Wm.  Whittemore. 

Justice,  Quorum — Lewis  Richardson. 

Justices — William  L.  Savage,  Horace  Cudworth,  A. 
Whittemore,  Cyrus  Richardson,  Ephraim  Holt,  Charles 
Fitch,  John  Gregg. 

HANCOCK.     Justice,  State— D^^vidi  Patten. 
Justices,  Quorum — Andrew  C.  Cochran,  John  Dennis* 
Justices — John   Whitcomb,   C.   Duncan,    Joel   Gates, 

Joseph  Davis,  William  Gray,  Ephraim  Weston,  MarJs 

N.  Spaulding,  Richard  Emerson. 
4 


74  COUNTY    OFFICERS, 

HILLSBOROUGH.  Justices,  -S/aj;^— Chandler  E. 
Potter,  James  F.  Briggs. 

Justices,  Cluorum — William  B.  Whitteraore,  Joshua 
Marcj. 

Justices — Thomas  Wilson,  Levi  Goodale,  Abel  C. 
Burnbam,  Ezra  Clement,  Jason  H.  T.  Xewell,  Xathan 
Kendall,  Samuel  G.  Barnes,  Francis  N.  Blood,  Benjamin 
Tuttle,  John  G.  Dickey,  Jotham  Moore,  John  B.  Ellen- 
wood,  Samuel  M.  Baker,  Orasmus  W.  Burnbam,  John 
G.  Fuller,  John  McISTeil,  William  Lovejoy,  John  Mc- 
Clintock. 

HOLLIS.     Justice,  State — John  X.  Worcester, 
Justices,  Qiiorum — Joel  Hardy,  Edward  Emerson, 
Justices — Jonathan  T.  Wright,  Leonard  Farley,  John 
Farley,  iS'oah  Farley,  Noah  Johnson,  Ambrose  H*  Wood, 
John  B.  Perkins,  Edward  J.  Patch,  Enoch  I.  Colburn, 
John  S.  Heywood. 

HUDSON,  Justices,  Quoj'um — James  Pierce,  Peuben 
Greeley, 

Justices — Paul  Colburn,  Stephen  D,  Greeley.  James 
Emery,  David  O.  Smith,  William  H.  Chase,  Noah  0. 
Robinson,  Daniel  T.  Gage,  David  Clement,  Kimball 
Webster. 

LITCHFIELD.    Justice,  Quorum— Is&rc  McQuesten. 

Justices — John  White,  Parker  Bixby,  W.  Goodspeed, 

Isaac  N,  Center,  J.  Abbot  Marsh,  Jonathan  A,  Griffin. 

LYNDEBOROUGH.  Justices,  Quorujyv—D.  C.  Grant, 
John  Richardson. 

Justices — David  Putnam,  Joel  H.  Tarbell,  Timothy 
T.  Putnam,  Oliver  Bixby,  William  A.  Jones,  William 
J,  Herrick,  Eli  C.  Curtis,  George  W.  Bosworth,  Jacob 
Butler. 

MANCHESTER.  Justices,  State— ^SUcq  Moulton, 
Daniel  Clark,  Herman  Foster,  Samuel  D.  Bell.  William 
C.  Clarke,  George  W.  Morrison,  Frederick  G.  Stark, 
Warren  L.  Lane,  David  J.  Clark,  Isaac  W.  Smith,  Wil- 
liam P.  Riddle,  Samuel  Upton,  Jacob  F.  James,  Moody 
Currier,  Theodore  T.  Abbott,  Isaac  Riddle,  Samuel  N. 
Bell,  Joseph  C.  Abbott,  Bradbury  P.  Cilley,  Samuel  D. 


HILLSBOROUGH   COUNTY.  75 

Lord,  Frederick  Smyth,  Ira  A.  Eastman,  Amos  B.  Shat- 
tuck,  George  H.  Hubbard,  Nathan  Parker,  Joseph  B. 
Clark,  Jacob  G.  Cilley,  Daniel  L.  Stevens,  William  W. 
Morris,  Isaac  W.  Farmer,  George  W.  Pinkertou. 

Justices,  Qiiorum — John  Stark,  3d,  Charles  Stark,  Isaac 
C.  Flanders,  John  S.  Kidder,  David  Cross,  Edward  W. 
Harrington,  Lewis  AV.  Clark,  Darwin  J.  Daniels,  Samuel 
Gould,  George  A.  Barnes,  Jacob  B.  Daniels. 

Justices — Joseph  M.  Eowell,  David  A.  Bunton,  Hiram 
Brown,  David  Hill,  Daniel  C.  Gould,  3Ioses  Fellows, 
Joseph  Knowlton,  George  F.  Judkins,  George  A.  French, 
James  Hersev,  John  L.  Fitch,  James  S.  Chenev,  John 
H.  Goodale,  William  W.  Baker,  Stephen  Palmier,  Ste- 
vens M.  Dow,  William  P.  Newell,  Ezekiel  A.  Straw, 
Joseph  E.  Bennett,  J.  T.  P.  Hunt,  Hilas  Dicke}^  Clin- 
ton W.  Stanley,  James  O.  Adams,  Charles  W.  Adams, 
Joseph  Kidder,  Stephen  M.  Baker,  John  T.  Moore, 
Lucien  B.  Clough,  Benjamin  F.  Wallace,  G.  W.  Eiddle, 
Jonas  B.  Bowman,  A.  J.  Dow,  William  W.  Morris, 
Joseph  S.  Harriman,  Kodnej'  Nutt,  John  P.  Newell, 
Benjamin  F.  Locke,  George  W.  F.  Converse,  Elijah  M. 
Toplitf,  Andrew  G.  Tucker,  William  B.  Webster,  Alonzo 
Smith,  Stephen  G.  Clarke,  James  B.  Straw,  Charles  H. 
Brown,  William  Eichardson,  Eichard  N.  Batchelder, 
William  Stark,  Eobert  Gilchrist,  Thomas  S.  Montgomery, 
Benjamin  F.  Martin,  Benjamin  F.  Page,  Ephraim  Corej^ 
Daniel  W.  Lane,  Joseph  B.  Sawyer,  Joseph  H.  Knowl- 
ton, Simeon  D.  Farnsworth,  Daniel  M.  Eobertson,  Wil- 
liam Eeynolds,  Abram  B.  Lord,  Phineas  Adams,  Davis 
Baker,  Justin  Spear,  John  B.  Goodwin,  Enoch  Holcomb, 
Joseph  G.  George,  Samuel  B.  Burnham,  Brooks  Shattuck, 
John  L.  Kelley,  Charles  W.  Johnson,  John  A.  Eiddle, 
Horace  Pattee,"  Henry  T.  Mowatt,  Samuel  Hall,  Timothy 
W.  Little,  Josiah  A.  Haines,  Ira  Barr,  Francis  S.  Green- 
leaf,  Lemuel  H.  James,  James  A.  Weston,  Samuel  Gam- 
ble, John  Moulton,  Daniel  A.  Crosby,  Charles  A.  Eich- 
ardson, John  Hosley,  William  Dutemple,  Jonathan 
Morse. 

MASON.     Justice,  Quorum — George  Taft. 
Justices — Jonathan    Eussell,    Thomas    H.    Marshall, 
Charles  Scripture,  Joseph  B.  Wilson,  Willard  B.  Jefts, 


76  COUNTY    OFFICERS. 

Henry   McGown,   N.   Herman   Shattuck,  William   A. 
Preston,  William  Claggett. 

MERKIMACK.  Justices,  Quorum — Oliver  Spuulding, 
William  T.  Parker. 

Justices — Alexander  McC.  Wilkins,  Leonard  Walker, 
Edward  P.  Parker,  Isaac  McGaw,  M.  B.  McConihe, 
W'illiam  McKean,  Harrison  Eaton,  Hosea  B.  Spaulding, 
David  Henderson,  Franklin  Herrick,  David  Jones. 

MILFORD.  Justices,  State— \\\\\mm  Pvamsdell, 
Bainbridge  Wadleigh,  Leonard  Chase. 

Justices,  Quorum — Daniel  Eussell,  Gilbert  Wadleigh, 
John  E.  Bruce,  Pliny  Whitney. 

Justices — Luther  Hutchinson,  Eeed  Dutton,  D.  P. 
Needham,  J.  Smith  Stickney,  George  W.  Burns,  Hum- 
phrey M.  Tyler,  Martin  Hall,  Oliver  W.  Lull,  Abel 
Chase,  Joel  H.  Gutterson,  Frederick  T.  Sawyer,  Moses 
French,  Pomroy  W.  Rossiter,  Elbridge  G.  ;N"ewton,  Wil- 
liam Lane,  George  F.  Bartlett,  Clinton  S.  Averill,  John 
E.  Foster. 

MONT-YERNOIS'.     Justice,  Quorum— :io\iu  Bruce. 
Justices — Nathaniel  Bruce,  Alonzo  Travis,  Charles  J. 
Smith,  Harry  H,  Bragg,  AVilliam  H.  Conant. 

NASHUA.  Justices,  State — Israel  Hunt,  Isaac  Spal- 
ding, Albert  McKean,  Aaron  F.  Stevens,  Charles  P. 
Danforth,  Charles  R.  Morrison,  George  Stark,  Aaron 
W.  Sawyer,  Albin  Beard,  Benjamin  F.  Emerson,  George 
Y.  Sawyer,  Archibald  H.  Dunlap,  Thomas  Parsons, 
Stillman  S.  Davis. 

Justices,  Quorum — John  M.  Hunt,  Bernard  B.  Whitte- 
more,  Zebadiah  Shattuck,  Thomas  Chase,  Daniel  W. 
Baker,  Joseph  Greeley,  Harvey  J.  Marshall,  Joshua  F. 
Whittle,  Edward  P.  Emerson,  John  H.  Gage. 

Justices — Franklin  Fletcher,  Silas  Butterfield,  Josophus 
Baldwin,  William  D.  Beasom,  Lyman  Heath,  Edward 
Spalding,  James  S.  Roby,  James  Swallow,  Josiah  G. 
Graves,  Aaron  P.  Hughes,  Abraham  Mitchell,  Robert 
Moore,  Edward  Wheeler,  Russell  E.  Dewey,  George  W. 
Perham,  Nathan  McKean,  Harrison  Hobson,  Solomon 
Spalding,  Edward  B.  West,  Leonard  W.  Noyes,  John 
B.  Bailey,  H.  J.  Chapman,  Ignatius  Bagley,*  Clark  C. 


HILLSBOROUGH   COUNTY.  77 

Boutwell,  Jacob  0.  Smith,  David  A.  G.  Warner,  S.  B. 
Eichardson,  Isaac  Eaton,  Freeman  S.  Rogers,  T.  B. 
Adams,  Jacob  K.  Marshall,  William  White,  John  D. 
Nutter,  Calvin  B.  Hill,  Albert  Lull,  Oliver  A.  Wood- 
bury, William  W.  Bailey,  James  Eayers,  Francis  Winch, 
William  L.  Carter,  Luther  F.  Locke,  Orlando  S.  Mar- 
shall, Paris  H.  Hill,  Jeff.  Eockwood,  John  M.  Flanders, 
W.  J.  Cooper,  Frederick  Chase,  George  H.  Whitney, 
Joseph  F.  Andrews,  Henry  Parkinson,  Evan  B.  Ham- 
mond, Charles  H.  Nutt,  Gustine  Marshall,  David  A. 
Wilson,  Hiram  T.  Morrill.  William  Barrett,  Samuel 
Tuck,  David  Gillis,  Isaac  Knight,  Charles  E.  Merrill, 
George  Tuttle,  Levi  P.  Sawyer. 

NEW-IPSWICH.  Justices,  State— :io\in  Preston, 
Hosea  Eaton,  Jeremiah  Smith. 

Justice,  (Quorum — George  Barrett. 

Justices — Moody  Adams,  AVilliam  W.  Johnson,  Ste- 
phen Thayer,  James  Chandler,  John  T.  Stevens,  James 
Spaulding,  Samuel  W.  Bent,  Christopher  Whitney, 
William  Hassell,  Nathaniel  Y.  Oliver,  Henry  Adams, 
Nathan  Sanders,  Peter  H.  Clarke,  Henry  O."^  Preston, 
John  V .  Davis,  Paul  Moors,  George  N.  Wheeler,  2d, 
Alfred  S.  Smith. 

NEW-BOSTON.     Justice,  State— Sohw  Atwood. 

Justices,  Quoriun — Benjamin  Fairfield,  Eobert  B. 
Cochran. 

Justices — Daniel  Campbell,  George  G.  Fox,  Ira  Gage, 
James  McCurdy,  Eodney  McLane,  Neil  McLane,  David 
D.  Smith,  James  M.  Gregg,  Ninian  C.  Crombie. 

PELHAM.     Justice,  State— Moody  Hobbs. 

Justices,  Quonim — J.  Gibson,  J.  Atwood,  David 
Cutter. 

Justices — Gilbert  Colburn,  Daniel  Marshall,  Abel 
Gage,  David  Butler,  Alfred  S.  Smith. 

PETEEBOEOUGH.  Justices,  State— John  H.  Steele, 
Daniel  B.  Cutter,  Cornelius  Y.  Dearborn. 

Justices,  Quorum — Abiel  Sawyer,  Albert  Smith,  Tim- 
othy K.  Ames. 

Justices — Samuel  Adams,  Alexander  Eobbe,  Josiah  S, 
Morrison,  William  H.  Whittemore,   James  G.  White, 


78  COUNTY    OFFICERS. 

James  Scott,  Charles  G.  Cheney,  Jacob  Longlev,  Person 
C.  Cheney,  William  B.  Kimball,  Charles  Scott,  Eli  S. 
Hunt,  Samuel  Edes,  John  Smith,  George  A.  Kamsdell, 
Timothy  K.  Ames,  2d,  John  :M.  Collins. 

SHARON".     Justices,  Quorum — Samuel  Nay,  Nathan 
Moors,  James  Taggart. 
Justice — Frank  W.  Preston. 

TEMPLE.      Justices,      Quorum — Nathan     Wheeler, 
Isaac  Kimball,  Elbridge  G-.  Cutter,  Francis  Whiting. 
Justice — Franklin  Merriam. 

WEARE.     Justice,  State— :iohn  L.  Hadley. 

Justices,  Quorum — Amos  W.  Bailey,  Daniel  Paige, 
William  Woodbury,  William  H.  Gove. 

Justices — Abraham  Morrill,  Jesse  Whittaker,  Hiram 
Simons,  Moses  A.  Hodgdon,  Jonathan  D.  Clement,  Josiah 
G.  Dearborn,  Robert  B.  Carswell,  Moses  Dearborn,  Amos 
J.  Wilson,  Albe  Morrill,  Simon  B.  Gove,  Daniel  John- 
son, William  B.  Gove,  David  Gould. 

WILTON.  Justices,  Quorum — Joseph  W.  Killam, 
Eliphalet  Putnam,  Josiah  Fleeman. 

Justices — Joel  Abbot,  Timothy  Parkhurst,  David 
Whiting,  Elbridge  F.  Perkins,  Charles  Spaulding, 
George  W.  Daniels,  Lewis  Howard,  Benjamin  Baker, 
Philander  Ring,  Sewell  Putnam,  Burleigh  French, 
Charles  H.  Burns,  Willard  French,  Moses  Clark,  Wil- 
liam Emerson. 

W^INDSOR.  Justices— SiimQ&  W.  Perkins,  John  M. 
Curtis,  Jonathan  B.  Emerson. 

<SAerf2f— Daniel  L.  Stevens,  Manchester. 

Deputy  Sheriffs — Amherst,  Gilbert  Hills :  Manchester^ 
Isaac  W.  Farmer;  Peterborough,  Timothy  K.  Ames, 
Charles  Scott ;  New-Ipswich,  Peter  H.  Clark  ;  Goff^stoxon, 
David  Pattee ;  Hillsborough,  John  G.  Dickey ;  Nashua, 
John  Taylor ;  Mason,  Willard  Jefts  ;  Wilton,  W^illard 
French;  Milford,  William  Lane,  Humphrey  M.  Tyler; 
Pelham,  Alfred  S.  Smith. 

Deputy  Sheriffs  in  other  Coimties  deputized  to  serve  in 
this  County — Concord  (Merrimack  Co.),  N.  G.  Ordway. 

Jailor — Gilbert  Hills,  Amherst. 


CHESHIRE    COUNTY. 


Coroners — Antrim,  "William  IST.  Tiittle ;  BrooJcline, 
Artemas  AViglit;  Manchester,  Joseph  M.  Rowell ;  Mason, 
George  Taft;  Nashua,  James  White,  Moses  Davis,  Jef- 
ferson Ivockwood. 


COUNTY  OF  CHESHIRE, 

Was  incorjmrated  March  19,  1771.     Number  of  Toions, 
22.     Shire  Town,  Keene.     Population,  1860,  27,443. 

County  Treasurer — Ephraim  Foster,  Keene ;  salary, 
$100. 

Register  of  Deeds — Calvin  May,  Jr.,  Keene. 

County  Sealer . 

County  Commissioners — Lawson  Robertson,  Alstead  ; 
William  Adams,  Swanzey ;  Samuel  Atherton. 


ALSTEAD.  Justices,  Quorum — Azel  Hatch,  A. 
Glover,  Asa  H.  Carpenter,  Bolivar  Lovell. 

Justices — Joseph  Kingsbury,  Ira  Rust,  Whitney  Breed, 
Lawson  Robertson,  Alden  S.  Thurston,  Eli  W^ilson,  Abel 
Richardson,  James  F.  Isham,  James  Ramsey,  Lyman 
Chandler,  Oliver  Shepard,  Samuel  W.  Prouty,  William 
Barron. 

CHESTERFIELD.     Justice,  ^te^e— Barton  Skinner. 

Justices,  Quonmi — Otis  Amidou,  W.  R.  Platts. 

Justices — Samuel  Beal,  Ezekiel  P.  Pierce,  J.  C.  Good- 
ridge,  Ezra  Titus,  William  Bennett,  Oscar  Coolidge, 
John  B.  Fisk,  George  H.  F.  Col  burn,  John  M.  Rich- 
ardson, 31ark  Cook,  Parker  D.  Cressey,  Arza  K.  Clark, 
Ransom  Farr,  Henry  O.  Coolidge,  Ebenezer  P.  Weth- 
erell. 

DUBLII^.  Justices,  State — Thomas  Fiske,  Jonathan 
K.  Smith. 

Justice,  Quorum — Asa  Heald. 

Justices — Rufus  Piper,  Aaron  Smith,  John  G.  Parker, 
Franklin  J.  Ware,  Joseph  Perry,  Jacob  Gleason. 

FITZ  WILLI  AM.     Justices,  State— ;i6hn.   J.  Allen, 
Jr.,  Amos  A.  Parker. 
Justices,  Quorum — James  Batcheler,  Silas  Cummings. 


80  COUNTY    OFFICERS. 

Justices — John  J.  Allen,  Jonathan  S.  Adams,  John 
Kimball,  Joel  Whittemore,  John  Whittemore,  Samuel 
Kendall. 

GILSUM.     Justice,  State — George  W.  Hammond. 

Justices — Israel  B.  Loveland,  George  W.  Newman, 
Francis  A.  Howard,  George  Hammond,  Ezra  Webster. 

HINSDALE.  Justices,  ^S'for'e— Frederick  Bovden, 
William  Haile. 

Justices,  (Quorum — Obed  Slate,  Ezra  Burnharn. 

Justices — Obed  Slate,  Jr.,  Charles  J.  Amidon,  John 
D.  Todd,  Hollis  Taylor,  Hezekiah  F.  Horton,  Lemuel 
Liscom,  Lockhart  Davenport. 

JAFFREY.  Justices,  Quorujyi — Alonzo  Bascom, 
John  Fox. 

Justices — George  Bryant,  Asa  Baker,  John  A.  Pres- 
cott,  2d,  David  A.  Wood.  Albert  S.  Scott. 

KEENE.  Justices,  State — Salma  Hale,  Leonard  Bis- 
00,  Samuel  Dinsmoor,  Levi  Chamberlain,  William  P. 
Wheeler,  Thomas  M.  Edwards,  G.  F.  Starkweather, 
Frank  S.  Fiske,  Francis  A.  Faulkner,  Charles  C.  Web- 
ster, Edward  Farrar. 

Justices,  Quo7'UJn — John  H.  Fuller,  Lewis  Campbell, 
George  W.  Sturtevant,  Charles  Sturtevant,  Samuel 
AVoodward. 

Justices — John  H,  Elliott,  George  A.  Wheelook.  Isaac 
Sturtevant,  Noah  K.  Cook,  F.  F.  Lano,  Jehiel  Wilson, 
Horatio  Kimball,  Joseph  Perry,  Nelson  Morse,  Thomas 
H.  Leverett,  Ephraim  A.  Chapin.  Edward  Joslin,  Henry 
C.  Handerson,  Ralph  J.  Holt,  Calvin  May,  Jr.,  Set'h 
Wadsworth,  Silas  Hardy,  Samuel  B.  Aldrich,  George  Til- 
den,  Ephraim  Fost(!r,  Dauphin  W.  Buckminster,  Daniel 
Buss,  Charles  F.  AVebster,  Virgil  A.  AVright,  Harvey 
Carlton,  Augustus  T.  AVildor,  Elisha  F.  Lane,  AVilliam 
P.  Abbott,  Harvey  AV.  Cooper,  Caleb  T.  Buflum,  Addi- 
son Stone,  Benjamin  F.  Phelj)s,  Henry  F.  Severens,  Don 
H.  Woodward,  Henry  Willard. 

MARLBOROUGH.        Justice,     Qwonwi— Benjamin 
Whitney. 
Justices — Reuben  AA^ard,  Nelson  Converse,  A.  Frost, 


CHESHIRE   OOUNTY.  81 

Jairus   Collins,  Elijah    Boyden,  Ebenezer   Greenwood, 
Cyrus  E.  Hardy. 

MAKLOW.     Justice,  State— AMqh  Giffin. 

Justices,  Quoriivi — Bethuel  Farley,  Amos  Huntley, 
Amos  S.  Fisk. 

Justices — Edmund  Jones,  John  Q.  Jones,  C.  D.  Sy- 
monds,  Franklin  Downing,  Franklin  Graves,  Willard 
A.  Baker. 

NELSON.     Justice,  State — Milan  Harris. 

Justice,  Quorum — Charles  H.  Whitney. 

Justices — Horatio  Osgood,  Frederick  Taylor,  Charles 
C.  P.  Harris,  Gilman  Griffin,  Justus  Fisher,  Edwin  E. 
Locke,  Simon  G.  Griffin. 

EICHMOND.     Justice,  Quorum — Jarvis  Weeks. 

Justices — Silas  Jilson,  Kendall  Fisher,  William 
Wright,  Uberto  Bowen,  John  W.  Herrick,  David  B, 
Aldrich,  David  BuiFum,  2d. 

EINDGE.     Justice,  State — Stephen  B.  Sherwin. 

Justice,  Quorum — Levi  Howe. 

Justices — Joshua  Converse,  John  P.  Siraonds,  Thomas 
Ingalls,  Jason  B.  Perrv,  Zebulon  Converse,  Alison  Lake, 
George  W.  Todd,  Jr.,  Arba  S.  Coffin,  George  W. 
Stearns,  Oratio  P.  Allen,  Ebenezer  Blake,  Josiah  Ab- 
bot, Amos  J.  Blake,  David  Stowe,  James  B.  Eobbins. 

EOXBLTEY.  Justices — Seth  Kingsbury,  Brigham 
Nims,  Eli  Clark. 

STODDAED.  Justices,  Quorum — Asa  Copeland, 
Chester  A.  Blodgett. 

Justices — Abner  Knowlton,  William  Wilson,  Elipha- 
let  Fox,  Jonas  P.  Eeed,  Luther  Abbott,  Sumner 
Knight. 

SULLIYA^N.  Justices — David  Seward,  Josiah  Pea- 
body,^George  C.  Hubbard,  Charles  Mason,  David  A. 
Felt,  Franklin  Buckminster,  J.  Symonds. 

SUEEY.     Jws^ices— Eliphalet  Dort,  Nathan  D.  Eeed, 
Joseph  Allen,  William  H.  Porter,  Horace  Wilcox. 
4* 


82  COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

SWANZEY.  Justices,  Quorum — Joseph  Hammond, 
Jr.,  Elijah  Sawyer. 

Justices — Amos  Bailey,  Charles  N.  Hills,  Isaac  Strat- 
ton,  Rufus  Bowen,  Aaron  Holbrook,  Jotham  W.  Frink^ 
Willard  Adams,  Stephen  Faulkner,  Benjamin  Reed, 
Thomas  T.  Wetherbee,  Barnabas  C.  Peters,  Asaph  Cor- 
lis,  Enoch  Howes,  Alonzo  A.  Ware,  Alanson  S.  Whit- 
comb,  William  Read. 

TROY.  Justices,  Quonn7i — Brown  IN'urse,  Abel 
Baker. 

Justices — Joseph  Jones,  Edward  P.  Kimball,  Leonard 
Farrar,  David  W.  Farrar,  Isaac  Aldrich,  Jr.,  Edwin 
Butrick. 

WALPOLE.  Justices,  State— Frederick  Vose,  David 
Fisher. 

Justices,  Quorum — Walton  Mead,  George  Hunting- 
ton, J.  B.  Burnham,  David  C.  Thompson,  Aldis  LovelL 

Justices — John  P.  Maynard,  Ebenezer  Morse,  Hope 
Lathrop,  Daniel  Merriam,  Jr.,  Henry  Mellish,  John  W, 
Lovejoy,  Francis  B.  Knapp,  John  W.  Hayward,  Wil- 
liam Arnold,  Ebenezer  E.  Stowell,  Augustus  F.  May- 
nard, Oliver  Martin. 

WESTMORELAND.  Justices,  >S'fe^e— Larkin  Ba- 
ker, Charles  F.  Brooks. 

Justice,  Quorum — Tileston  A.  Barker. 

Justices — Z.  Britton,  Anson  Cole,  Arvin  Aldrich, 
Charles  H.  Cook,  Jedediah  Sabin,  Barton  Simmons. 

WINCHESTER.  Justices,  Quorum— Ca.\\m  Bur- 
nap,  Edwin  M.  Forbes. 

Justices— 'Ehenezer  D.  Foster,  Henry  Kingman,  Asa- 
hel  J.  Humphrey,  Erastus  Dickinson,  Willard  Jackson, 
John  Cook,  Everson  Cook,  Edward  Gustine,  Elisha 
Hutchins,  Jr.,  Luther  Cheney,  John  Wheelock,  John 
Severance,  Ira  W.  Russell,  Sampson  W.  Buffum,  Ed- 
ward P.  Tenney,  John  P.  Merrill,  Daniel  A.  Hawkins, 
Alvin  W.  Ball,  Marshall  Kingman,  John  Burbank,  El- 
lery  Albee,  William  Rixford,  Augustus  W.  French,. 
Charles  Barber. 

Sh&rif—BoLiY\^  LovELL,  Alstead. 


SULLIVAN    COUNTY.  00 

Deputy  Sheriffs — Hinsdale,  Lockhart  Davenport ; 
Jaffrey,  David  A.  AYood  ;  Keene,  Kalph  J.  Holt,  Elisha 
r.  Lane,  Harvey  W.  Cooper ;  Richmond,  John  W. 
Herrick ;  Walpole,  Waldo  F.  Hayward ;  Stoddard, 
Sumner  Knight  ;  Winchester,  Daniel  A.  Hawkins ; 
Ti'oy,  Isaac  Aldrich,  Jr. 

Deputy  SJieriffs  in  other  Counties,  deputized  to  serve  in 
this  County — Peterborough  (Hillsborough  Co.),  T.  K. 
Ames,  Charles  Scott. 

Jailer — Augustus  T.  Wilder,  Keene. 

Coroners — Keene,  William  S.  Briggs  ;  Nelson,  jMilaii 
Harris. 


COUNTY  OF  SULLIVAiV, 

Incorporated  July  5,  1827.     Shire   Town,  Newport.     Number 
of  Towns,  15.     Population,  1860,  19,039. 

County  Treasurer — Albro  Blodgett,  Claremont;  sal- 
ary, SIOO. 

Register  of  Deeds — Alexander  Y.  Hitchcock,  New- 
port. 

County  Sealer — Jonathan  Miner,  Claremont. 

County  Co'imnissioners — Josiah  Turner,  Sunapee ; 
Chester  Pike,  Cornish  :  William  ]VIcCrae,  Charlestown. 


ACWORTH.  Justices,  Quorum— J es&e  Slader,  Chapin 
K.  Brooks. 

Justices — Joel  Tracy,  Granville  Gilmore,  Edward 
Woodbury,  Joseph  Ball,  Z.  Slader,  Joseph  G.  Silsby, 
Nicholas  E.  Sargent,  Daniel  Robinson,  Harvey  Hay- 
■vvard,  Hezekiah  Copeland,  2d,  Adna  Keyes,  Jacob  B. 
Richardson,  Joseph  S.  Bowers,  Artemas  C.  Field, 
James  A.  Wood. 

CHARLESTOWN.  Justices,  State— Enos  Stevens, 
Edmund  L.  Cushing. 

Justices — Thomas  Whipple,  Henry  Hubbard,  Isaac  F. 
Wetherbee,  Samuel  Webber,  Simeon  0.  Cooley,  Rich- 
ard Hubbard,  Alvin  Frost,  James  C.  Stebbins,  Henry 
H.  Sylvester,  Harvey  Abbott,  William  McCrae,  Samuel 
Walker,  George  Olcott,  Jr.,  Simon  W.  Albee. 


84  COUNTY    OFFICERS. 

CLAKEMONT.  Justices,  State— Kmbvoie  Cossitt, 
John  J.  Prentiss,  Thomas  J.  Harris,  Otis  F.  R.  Waite. 

Justices,  Qiiorum — Isaac  Hubbard,  Luther  Brown, 
Philander  C.  Freeman,  Alpheus  F.  Snow,  Albro  Blodg- 
ett,  Timothy  Nutting,  George  Ticknor,  Walter  Tufts. 

Justices — John  W.  Tappan,  Danford  Rice,  Caleb  Jud- 
kins,  Simeon  Ide,  C.  P.  Smith,  Samuel  C.  Abbott, 
George  W.  Blodgett,  Samuel  G.  Jarvis,  William  M. 
Ladd,  Edward  Brown,  Frederick  A.  Henry,  Solon  C. 
Grannis,  John  S.  Walker,  Jonathan  Densmore,  George 
R.  Lathe,  Sylvester  Wheeler,  June  Pierce,  Sylvanus  F. 
Redfield,  J.  W.  Sanborn,  Enoch  Johnson,  Jonas  Liv- 
ingston, Ira  Colby,  James  Goodwin,  Albert  H.  Danforth, 
Sumner  Putnam,  Aurelius  Dickinson,  Horace  A.  Perry, 
William  P.  Austin,  Nathaniel  ToUes,  Charles  H.  Long, 
Edward   Ainsworth,  James  Sperry,   Oscar    J.   Brown, 

E.  D.  Baker,  William  E.  Tutherly,  Edward  W.  Wood- 
ell,  Austin  F.  Cowles,  William  Clark,  James  W.  Brad- 
ley, Samuel  C.  Bailey,  Jonas  White,  Henry  Fitch,  Da- 
vid F.  Tutherly,  Joshua  Colby,  Edwin  Yaughan,  Alex- 
ander Gardiner,  Arthur  Chase,  Otis  G.  Robinson. 

CORNISH.  Justices,  State — Eleazer  Jackson,  John 
L.  Putnam,  Chester  Pike. 

Justices,  Quorum — Reuben  Davis,  Araunah  Burnap. 

Justices — Sylvanus  Bryant,  Orlando  Powers,  James 
R.  Wellman,  Benjamin  Chapman,  W.  S.  Demming,  Hi- 
ram Little,  E.  F.  Chellis,  Joshua  B.  Wyman,  Heman 
H.  Cummings,  Israel  Hall,  Benjamin   Fletcher,  Carlos 

F.  Huggins,  James  M.  Davidson,  Harrison  Leslie,  Al- 
vin  Comings,  Chester  B,  Fitch,  L^'riel  L.  Comings, 
Charles  E.  Jackson. 

CROYDON.     Justice,  Qwon^m— Daniel  R.  Hall. 

Justices — John  Cooper,  Nathan  Hall,  Elias  Powers, 
Martin  A.  Barton,  Otis  Cooper,  Paine  Durkee. 

GOSHEN.     Justice,  State— Vivgil  Chase. 

Justices,  Quorum — Oliver  Booth,  Nathaniel  F.  Cofran. 

Justices — Jonas  Parker,  Silas  S.  Booth,  Dennis  Lear, 
Joshua  W.  Booth,  James  Baker. 

GRANTHAM.     Justice,  State— 0\i\Qv  B.  Bus  well. 

Justice,  Quoru/n— Seth  C.  Sargent. 

Justice — John  N.  Brown. 


SULLIVAN   COUNTY.  85 

LANGDON.  Justices,  State— ^oh^ri  Elwell,  March 
Chase. 

Justices,  Quorum — John  Walker,  Koyal  Sh urn  way. 

Justices— G\\&ou  Walker,  C.  C.  Albee,  L.  J.  Graves, 
Horace  Adams. 

LEMPSTEK.  Justices,  State— A.  Smith,  D.  M. 
Smith,  Hosea  W.  Parker. 

Justice,  Quorum — Harvey  Dudley. 

Justices — Joel  Dame,  James  Booth,  William  B.  Par- 
ker. 

NEWPOET.  Justices,  State— Amim  Corbin,  Ed- 
mund Burke,  Edward  Wyman,  Levi  W.  Barton,  Wil- 
liam H.  H.  Allen,  Paul  J.  Wheeler. 

Justices,  Quorum — Amasa  Edes,  Thomas  W.  Gilmore, 
Bela  Nettleton,  John  Town,  James  Hale,  James  A. 
Gregg,  Nathan  White. 

Justices — Henry  G.  Carlton,  Nathaniel  O.  Page,  Fred- 
erick Claggett,  Calvin  Wilcox,  J.  Emerson,  Benjamin 
F.  Haven,  John  Wilcox,  Edmund  Wheeler,  Samuel  H. 
Edes,  Dexter  Eichards,  Francis  Boardman,  William 
Kelley,  Benjamin  F.  Carr,  David  B.  Chapin,  Shepherd 
L.  Bowers,  Albert  S.  Adams,  Frederick  Chapin,  Daniel 
D.  Chapin  Joseph  S.  Hoyt,  Jacob  Eeddington,  Alex- 
ander Y.  Hitchcock,  George  Herrick,  Edmund  E. 
Wood,  Eufus  P.  Claggett,  Eleazer  C.  Converse,  Calvin 
H.  Pike,  Elijah  D.  Hastings. 

PL  A  INFIELD.     Justice,  State— George  Bryant. 

Justices — William  Ward,  A.  Eead,  Stephen  K.  Moul- 
ton,  Edward  Freeman,  Jr.,  Stephen  D.  Stone,  Jesse  Col- 
by, Arvin  Bartholomew,  John  P.  Chellis,  N.  M. 
Wheeler,  L.  Brvant,  Alvin  D.  Manchester,  Benjamin 
C.  Smith. 

SPEINGFIELD.     Justice,  ^fe/e— Eichard  Sanborn. 

Justices,  Quorum, — Ora  C.  Howard,  Daniel  N.  Adams. 

Justices — Samuel  Quimby,  Valentine  Manahan,  Smith 
N.  Stevens,  Francis  M.  Morrill,  William  P.  Smith, 
A.  S.  Abbott,  William  E.  Melendy,  John  C.  Nichols, 
Lorenzo  Bailey,  Joseph  Davis,  Jr.,  Joshua  P.  Smith. 

SUNAPEE.     Justice,  Quorum — Daniel  George. 
Justices — William  Young,  David   Brown,  John  Hop- 


86  COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

kins,  Jacob  C.  Stickney,  Joseph  G.  Tucker,  Hiram  Sar- 
gent, James  Perkins,  Josiah  Turner,  Samuel  Wells, 
William  C.  Sturoc,  Charles  E.  Rogers,  Thomas  P. 
Smith. 

UNITY.  Justices,  State — Amos  Perkins,  Harvey 
Huntoon,  Ezra  J.  Glidden. 

Justices,  Quorum — Hiram  Smith,  Joseph  Copeland, 
Charles  L.  Xewton. 

Justices — Daniel  Huntoon,  Gilbert  Lewis,  Uriah  M. 
Straw,  Nathan  Hunton,  William  Dinsmore,  Charles 
H.  Cammett,  Josiah  H.  Straw,  John  Beard,  Joseph  M. 
Perkins,  Harvey  Sanborn,  Joshua  Tenney,  Lewis  Neal, 
Albert  F.  Winn,  Jabez  B.  Perkins,  Nathaniel  A.  Lull. 

WASHINGTON.  Justices,  State— ^SLsiTtm  Chase, 
Solomon  E.  Jones,  Langdon  Healey. 

Justice,  Quorum — Simon  W.  Jones. 

Justices — N.  G.  Jones,  Sullivan  W.  Healey,  DeWitt 
C.  Newman,  Jesse  Bailey,  James  Barney,  John  O.  Met- 
calf,  Benjamin  P.  Blood,  Asaph  Wilson,  Hartwell 
AVright,  Ziba  S.  Story,  Charles  N.  Lewis. 

^AeHjf— Frederick  Claggett,  Newport. 

Deputy  Sheriffs — Charlestown,  Jonathan  Baker,  James 
C.  Stebbins;  Claremont,  James  W.  Bradley,  William 
Dodge,  Jonas  White ;  Cornish,  Lemuel  Martindale ; 
Croydon,  Martin  A.  Barton  ;  Newport,  Loren  H.  Chase, 
Rufus  P.  Claggett ;  Washington,  Sylvanus  Clogston ; 
Plainfield,  Bradbury  Dyer,  Nathaniel  M.  Wheeler ; 
Grantham,  John  N.  Brown. 

Deputy  Sheriffs  in  other  Counties  deputized  to  serve  in 
this  County — A)idover  (Merrimack  Co.),  Aaron  Waitt ; 
Bradford,  John  D.  Wadleigh  ;  New-London,  Albert 
Little  ;  Newbury,  South,  Eli  Dodge  ;  Concord,  Nehemiah 
G.  Ordway ;  Enfield  (Grafton  Co.),  Simon  Garland; 
Hanover,  Lorenzo  D.  Gove ;  Lebanon,  Watson  K.  El- 
dridge;  Hillsborough  (Hillsborough  Co.),  John  G.  Dick- 
ey; Marlow  (Cheshire  Co.),  John  Symonds  ;  Alsiead, 
Bolivar  Lovell. 

Jailer — James  L.  Riley,  Newport. 

Coroners — Plainfield,  Levi  Bryant ;  Newport,  William 
Nourse  :   Claremotit,  Thomas  J.  Harris. 


87 


COUNTY    OF   GRAFTON", 

Was  incorporated  March  19,  1771.  Shire  Towns,  Haverhill 
and  Plymouth.  (County  records  kept  at  Haverhill.)  Num- 
ber of  towns,  thirty-eight.     Population,  1860,  43,273. 

Couniv  Treasurer— B-enrj  W.  Kowell,  Littleton.  Sal- 
ary, SI  50. 

Register  of  Deeds — Hiram  B.  Savage,  Haverhill. 

County  Sealer — Henry  Towle,  Haverhill. 

County  Commissioners — David  Culver,  Lyme ;  Adams 
M.  Holden,  Rumney;  John  C.  Blaisdell,  Bristol. 


ALEXANDRIA.     Justice,  State— K.  Dickerson. 

Justice,  Qiioruyn — Heman  J.  Welton. 

Justices — James  Crawford,  Aiken  Gilmore,  Hiram  S. 
Clifford,  Leonard  Cheney,  Stephen  Brainard,  Samuel  ¥. 
Whidden. 

BATH.  Justices,  State— B-atty  Hibbard,  Andrew  S. 
Woods,  John  L.  Carleton. 

Justices,  Quorum — Isaac  Patterson,  C.  C.  Hutchins, 
George  Cutting,  Alonzo  P.  Carpenter. 

Justices — George  W.  Cutting,  Daniel  Patterson,  Samuel 
Ross,  Je^se  Mann,  George  Morrison,  George  W.  Clement, 
Willard  Weeks,  Moses  Abbott,  David  R.  Lang,  Edward 
Woods,  Henry  C.  Carbee,  Henry  S.  Lang,  George  A. 
Bingham,  John  Hodge,  Phinehas  Chamberlain,  William 
V.  Hutchins,  E.  Wheelock  Bartlett. 

BENTON.     Justice,  Quorum — James  J.  Page. 
Justices — Ira  Whitcher,  Daniel  D.  Page,  George  W, 
Mann. 

BETHLEHEM.  Justices,  State— John  G.  Sinclair, 
Daniel  P.  Putnam. 

Justice,  Quorum — -William  Kenney. 

Justices — Isaac  J.  Quimby,  Daniel  Wilcomb,  Reuben 
Baker,  Thomas  J.  Spooner,  Willis  Wilder,  Hosea  Crane, 
Timothy  P.  Turner,  William  V.  Gale. 

BRIDGEWATER.  Justices,  Quorum— Joshua,  P. 
Smith,  Nathaniel  Batchelder,  J.  H.  Johnson. 


88  COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

Justices — Jesse  Prescott,  Martin  Boardman,  David  B. 
Clement,  John  Brown,  Thomas  Hammond. 

BRISTOL.  Justices,  State— Oscar  F.  Fowler,  R. 
Smith,  Samuel  K.  Mason,  James  T.  Sanborn. 

Justices,  Quorum — Samuel  T.  W.  Sleeper,  L.  W.  Fling, 
Frederick  Bartlett. 

Justices — Walter  Haywood,  John  C.  Blaisdell,  Levi 
Bartlett,  Gilman  Ingalls,  J.  M.  R.  Emmons,  Joseph  S. 
Chase,  John  W.  Sanborn,  H.  B.  Fowler,  Abraham 
Doloff,  Levi  Locke,  Joseph  F.  Rollins,  Cyrus  Taylor, 
David  P.  Prescott. 

CAMPTON.  Justices,  Quorum— WillisLm  Clark,  Amos 
Flint,  Ozias  Holmes,  William  P,  Robinson, 

Justices — Robert  Smith,  Thomas  J.  Sanborn,  George 
W.  Webster,  G.  W.  Keniston,  Nathaniel  Spencer,  Peter 
Walker. 

CANAAN.  Justices,  State— Csileh  Blodgett,  William 
P.  Weeks,  Eleazer  Martin. 

Justices,  Quoruyn — George  Harris,  William  W.  George. 

Justices — J.  Martin,  Chamberlain  Packard,  Jr.,  Jona- 
than Barnard,  Nathaniel  Shepherd,  Darius  Barnard, 
Daniel  Pattee,  Eleazer  Barney,  Roswell  Elliott,  Abner 
H.  Cilley,  Nathan  Jones,  George  W.  Murray,  Horace  S. 
Currier,  Matthew  H.  Milton,  Norman  Hadley,  David 
Barnard,  Hazen  K.  Farnum,  Brooks  K.  Webber,  Wil- 
liam M.  Chase,  John  M.  Barber,  Lewis  Pattee. 

DAN  BURY.  Justices,  ^S'i^ajfe— William  T.  Norris, 
Ichabod  S.  Johnson. 

Justice,  Quoritm — John  Bean. 

Justices — Timothy  H.  Danforth,  Moses  L.  Taylor, 
James  S.  Knowlton,  Isaiah  Langley,  William  P.  Stone, 
John  S.  Rand,  Joseph  R.  Taylor,  Frederick  S.  Ransom, 
James  T.  Smith. 

DORCHESTER.  Justices,  Quorum— J a.hez  Young- 
man,  Thomas  J.  Fitts,  Samuel  W.  Clement,  Abner 
Blodgett. 

Justices— Samuel  P.  Wright,  John  G.  Dustin,  Wells 
Robbins,  Benjamin  Davis,  Asahel  Blodgett,  Jr.,  Mar- 
shall P.  Burpee,  Benjamin  R.  Norris,  Parker  Follansbee, 
George  F.  Colburn,  Ethan  White,  John  Q.  A.  Dimond. 


GRAFTON   COUNTY.  09 

ELLSWOETH.  Jws^ices— Stephen  Avery,  David  E. 
Buzzell,  Samuel  M.  Aver}-. 

ENFIELD.  Justices,  State— Converge  Goodhue, 
Thomas  Merrill,  Wm.  C.  Smith,  George  W.  Conant. 

Justices,  Quorum — Alpheus  Conant,  Amos  French. 

Justices— Henry  Currier,  Clement  Smith,  Nehemiah 
S.  Dustin,  William  Huse,  Mark  Purmort,  Huhbard 
Harris,  John  Jones,  George  W.  Choate,  C.  G.  Morgan, 
James  F.  Bryant,  Jacob  C.^Bean,  Phillips  C.  Cambridge, 
Jr.,  James  Huse,  Wyman  Pattee,  James  F.  Pattee. 

FEANCONIA.  Justices— Vv\Qsi  Young,  Simeo^i 
Spooner,  Joseph  B.  Stevens,  Nathaniel  W.  Cheney? 
Eleazer  B.  Parker,  Asa  Gould,  George  W.  Smith. 

GEAFTON.  Justices,  State— J&.mes  E.  Smiley,  Cyrus 
Adams. 

Justice,  Quorum — Jesse  Cass. 

Justices — Alexander  Williams,  Josiali  Stevens,  Isaac 
Bullock,  Gilbert  W.  Eollins,  Horace  Barney,  2d,  Asa 
Ford,  Nathaniel  W.  C.  Davis. 

GEOTON  Justices— K.  S.  McClure,  Jonathan  Good- 
hue, Joshua  E.  Wheat,  W.  Heath,  Joseph  F.  Cilley, 
David  M.  Tenney,  Bradden  Ferrin,  George  E.  Colburn. 

HANOYEE.  Justices,  5'fe^e— William  H.  Duncan, 
Isaac  Eoss,  Daniel  F.  Eichardson,  Israel  O.  Dewey. 

Justices,  Quorum— l&aac  Fellows,  Daniel  Blaisdell, 
Osmyn  S.  Ingalls. 

Justices— Asah el  Smith,  W^ashington  Burnham,  Asa 
Huntington,  Ulvsses  Dow,  John  Tenney,  Joseph  Tenney, 
Samuel  W.  Cobb,  Daniel  Eaton,  Eli  Hurlbutt,  David 
Camp,  David  Y^alker,  William  M.  Eogers,  Nathaniel 
Hurlbutt,  Adna  P.  Balch. 

HAYEEHILL.  Justices,  State— John  Page,  N.  B. 
Felton,  N.  W.  Westgate,  John  L.  Eix,  John  S.  Bryant, 
Charles  A.  Dole. 

Justice,  Quorum — John  McClary. 

Justices — Eussell  Kimball,  Hiram  Morgan,  Hosea  S. 
Baker,  Chandler  Cass,  Aaron  P.  Glazier,  ;N  .  M.  Swasey, 
Walter  P.  Flanders,  David  Page,  Dudley  C.  Kimball, 
Isaac    Morse,    Sylvester   Eeding,    Henry   B.    Leonard, 


90  COUNTY    OFFICERS. 

James  P.  Webster,  Asa  Martin,  Abel  K.  Merrill,  Samuel 
Carr,  Augustus  Whitney,  Jacob  Bell,  Phineas  Spauldiug, 
George  S.  Kelsea,  Isaac  Carlton,  Kufus  King,  James 
Glynn,  George  W.  Chapman. 

HEER0:N".     Justice,  .SYa^e— Nathaniel  Berry. 
Justices — David  McClure,  John  C.  Hammond,  Alfred 
E.  Jaqucs,  Elliot  B.  Kogers,  Milo  H.  Crosby. 

HILL.  Justices,  (Quorum — G.  W.  Sumner,  E.  G. 
Bartlett. 

Justices — Sewall  Dickerson,  Isaac  T.  Parker,  Peter 
Hersey,  Samuel  D.  Johnson,  Amos  Dickerson,  Carr  Huse, 
Albert  Blake,  Amos  K.  Davis,  Jonathan  E.  Eowell. 

HOLDEEXESS.  Justices,  State— RM^ioil  Cox,  John 
H.  Thompson. 

Justices,  Quorum — Nathaniel  P.  Smith,  Jesse  Ladd. 

Justices — William  Ladd,  Samuel  S.  Prescott,  George 
L.  Shepherd,  J.  P.  Keyes,  John  S.  Drew,  John  S.  Ladd, 
S.  ]Sr.  Morse,  Andrew  Smith,  James  L.  Wilson,  Thomas 
P.  Cheney,  Daniel  Smith,  2d,  John  H.  Mudgett. 

LANDAFF.  Justices,  Quoru^n— Moses  Clark,  S. 
Moody. 

Justices — George  W.  Cogswell,  John  Poor,  Jacob  M. 
White,  Dearborn  S.  M.  Cogswell,  A.  Young,  Moor  E. 
Noyes,  George  W.  Kendall,  Josiah  P.  Kimball,  Eufus 
H.  ISToyes,  Benjamin  Morrill. 

LEBAN02^.  Justices,  State— Ci\\Qh  Plastridge,  Aaron 
H.  Cragin,  Daniel  Eichardson,  George  S.  Towle,  John 
Clough. 

Justice,  Quoy-um — Elisha  P.  Liscomb. 

Justices — George  H.  Lathrop,  Abner  Allen,  Watson  K. 
Eldridge,  John  Wood,  M.  L.  Peabody,  Lewis  E.  Morris, 
Asa  M.  Mowe,  Eodney  Lund,  Eleazer  Aspinwall,  Edward 
J.  Durant,  Jewett  Hosley,  Oliver  L.  Stearns,  Hiram 
Emerson,  Francis  A.  Cushman,  Joseph  W.  Cleaveland, 
Joseph  H.  Buckingham,  Solon  A.  Peck,  Albert  M.  Shaw. 

LISBON.  Justices,  State— Greenle&f  Cummings,  Wil- 
liam H.  Cummings. 

Justices,  Quorum — Levi  Parker,  Otis  Savage,  James 
Parker. 


GRAFTON  COUNTY.  91 

Justices— Ithiel  C.  Young,  Jehiel  W.  Savage,  Joseph 
Parker,  Bela  Young,  Ezra  B.  Elkins,  Cyrus  Ela,  Carlton 
B,  Hutching,  Artemas  Wells,  Samuel  H.  McKean,  James 
K.  Young,  David  W.  Bowles.  Ward  P.  Aldrich,  Moses 
A.  Quimb}^  James  A.  McKean,  David  S.  Kicbardson, 
Stephen  H.  Cummings,  Silas  Parker,  Ithamar  Cooley, 
Artemas  Knight,  Charles  H.  Boynton,  George  Pearsons, 
Charles  A.  Page. 

LINCOLN.    Justice— Stephen  M.  Hanson. 

LITTLETON.  Justices,  ^te^e— Edward  O.  Kenney, 
H.  Bingham,  Charles  W.  Band.  Simeon  B.  Johnson, 
Cyrus  Eastman. 

'^Justices,  Quorum — William  Brackett,  Adams  Moore, 
John  Parr. 

Justices — Edmund  Carleton,  Simeon  Kemick,  Thomas 
Bickford,  William  J.  Bellows,  Otis  Batchelder,  Marquis 
L.  Gould,  Truman  Stevens,  S.  H.  Kowell,  Douglas  Rob- 
ins, J.  Sargent,  F.  Hodgman,  Alexander  Mclntire,  John 
M.  Charlton,  Allen  Day,  Samuel  A.  Edson,  Marshall  D. 
Cobleigh,  Philip  H.  Paddleford,  Eli  D.  Sawyer,  James 
J.  Barrett,  Edward  D.  Band,  Nathaniel  Bishop,  Wesley 
Alexander,  Franklin  Tilton,  Eoby  C.  Towns,  Lucius  A. 
Russell,  Henry  W.  Rowell. 

LYMAN.     Justice,  Quorum — Lebbeus  Hastings. 

Justices — E.  C.  Stevens,  Charles  P.  Parker,  Harrison 
Porter,  Samuel  P.  Ford,  Luther  B.  Hoskins,  Calvin 
Titus,  Osman  Porter. 

LYME.  Justices,  State— Diwid  C.  Churchill,  Sylvanus 
Hewes,  Adoniram  Sraalley. 

Justice,  Quorum — David  Culver. 

Justices — Asa  Shaw,  Thomas  R.  Ames,  John  W.  An- 
drews, Selah  Beal,  David  C.  Churchill,  Jr.,  Thomas 
Perkins,  George  Flint,  John  S.  Goodall,  Simeon  R. 
Whipple,  Wm.  T.  Chase,  Francis  Porter,  Amos  Bailey, 
Anson  Southard,  Harris  Allen,  Asa  Thurston,  Irenas 
Hamilton,  Jonathan  F.  Churchill,  Charles  Kent. 

MONROE.  Justices,  Quorum— Horace  Duncan,  Jed- 
ediah  Buffum. 

Justices— 'Rohert  G.  Nelson,  N.  K.  Stirling,  Albert 
Mason,  Philip  P.  Mason,  Larkin  Hastings. 


92  COUKTY    OFFICERS, 

OKANGE.     Justice,  State — Samuel  Andrews. 

Justices — Aaron  Barney,  Zenas  Whittier,  John 
French,  Gilbert  S.  Hadley,  Ralph  C.  Dunbar,  Robert 
Underhill. 

ORFORD.  Justices,  »S7a^e— Daniel  P.  Wheeler,  Sted- 
man  Willard. 

Justices,  Quorum — Theodore  Dame,  Willard  Hosford. 

Justice s- --3 0(A  Richardson,  Austin  Palmer,  James  M. 
Learned,  Ephraim  B.  Strong,  John  J.  Cushman,  Alvin 
Taylor. 

PIERMOXT.     Justice,  Qworuw— Aaron  P.  Gould. 

Justices — Isaiah  E.  Emerson,  Thomas  M.  Stevens, 
Zeeb  Gilman,  Lewis  E.  Risley,  Abel  Crook,  Reuben  M. 
Kent,  Cyrus  E.  Smith,  Nathaniel  P.  Hannaford. 

PLYMOUTH.  Justices,  State— John  Keniston, 
Joseph  Burrows,  Denison  R.  Burnham. 

Justices,  Quorum — Joseph  Fitield,  James  McQuesten, 
John  Rogers. 

Justices — Timothy  Eastman,  Anson  Merrill,  William 
Leverett,  William  W.  Russell,  Seth  Doton,  Cyrus  Ken- 
iston, Stephen  York,  Arthur  Ward,  Samuel  X.  Rowe, 
Gilmore  Houston,  Alvah  McQuesten,  D.  H.  Currier,  Jo- 
seph Clark,  Jr.,  Hiram  W.  Gove,  Joseph  C.  Fifleld, 
Henry  W.  Blair,  Benjamin  Clark. 

RUMNEY.  Justices,  State — Josiah  Quincy,  Samuel 
Herbert, 

Justices,  Quorum — H.  B.  Simpson,  John  L.  Dearborn. 

Justices — Abram  Ward,  Joshua  H.  Hall,  Addison 
Kelley,  Daniel  L.  Simpson,  John  Wentworth,  Daniel 
Darling,  Adams  M.  Holden,  Josiah  Quincy,  Jr.,  Jona- 
than P.  Burnham. 

THORNTON.  Justices,  Quorum— ¥.  H.  Drew,  J. 
Horner. 

Justices— C]u\r\ci&  F.  Bowen,  Herod  Fifield,  E.  P.  El- 
kins,  Moses  Foss,  Osgood  Page,  Joseph  W.  ISForrison, 
Milton  Foss,  William  A.  Smith,  Jeremiah  Gilman,  Na- 
than H.  Weeks,  Frank  W.  Avery,  Calvin  F.  Bailey, 
Arthur  L.  Shaw, 

WARREN.     Justices,  Quo7-um — Joseph  Chamberlain, 


GBAFTON  COUXTY.  93 

Samuel  L.  Merrill,  David  C   French,  Enoch  E.  Weeks, 
George  Libbey. 

Justices — Jesse  Little,  Isaac  Merrill,  William  Poraroj-, 
James  Harriman,  Henry  W.  Weeks,  Ira  M.  Weeks, 
John  M.  Whiten,  Ezra  A.  Libbey,  James  M.  Williams, 
Jeremiah  S.  Jewett,  William  Little. 

WATERVILLE.  Justices— WiWmm.  Snow,  Samuel 
Doloff. 

WENTWOKTH.     Justice,  State— ^.  Everett  Sargent. 

Justice,  Quorum — Henry  Johnson. 

Justices — J.  F.  A.  Peabody,  James  Atwell,  Newell 
Stanyan,  Peter  L.  Hoyt,  George  S.  Dean,  John  Currier, 
M.  H.  H.  Breck,  Jeremiah  Blodgett,  Cyrus  Johnson, 
Elijah  Kollins,  Wolcott  Dana,  Joshua  S.  Blaisdell, 
Thomas  J.  Smith,  Albert  G.  Stevens,  Milo  E.  Haynes, 
Charles  H.  Bartlett,  John  Davis. 

WOODSTOCK.     Justice,  State— Joshusi  Chapman. 

Justice,  Quorwni — Jacob  B.  Demeritt. 

Justices— Benjamin  Fox,  Eichard  S.  Danforth,  Jesse 
Jackman,  Isaac  Fox. 

.SVier?/— Wyman  Pattee,  Enfield. 

Deputy  Sheriff's — Bath,  George  Morrison ;  Bristol, 
James  T.  Sanborn  ;  Canaan,  William  W.  George  ;  Han- 
over, Lorenzo  D.  Gove ;  Littleton,  M.  D.  Cobleigh  ; 
Rumney,  Joseph  L.  Spaulding  ;  Plyynouth,  D.  S.  Burn- 
ham  ;  Wenticorth,  Milo  E.  Haynes  ;  Holder?icss,  Dud- 
ley L.  Clark,  Thomas  P.  Cheney  ;  Haverhill,  Grove  S. 
Stevens  ;  Lebano7i,  James  G.  Ticknor. 

Deputy  Sheriffs  in  other  Counties  deputized  to  serve  hi 
this  County — Franklin  (Merrimack  Co.),  Jonathan  P. 
Sanborn  ;  Meredith  (Belknap  Co.),  Hanson  Beede. 

Jailer — Grove  S.  Stevens,  Haverhill. 

Coroners — Holderness,  Samuel  S.  Baker ;  Haverhill^ 
John  McClary  ;  Canaan,  Stephen  Morse  ;  Littleton,  Ad- 
ams Moore. 


94 


COUXTY  OF  COOS, 

Was  incorporated  December  24,  1803.     Number  of  Towns,  25, 
Shire   Town,  Lancaster.     Population,  1860,  13.168. 

County  Treasurer — Nahum  D,  Day,  Stratford  :  salary, 
$100. 

Register  of  Z)e(?c?s— Hezekiah  B,  Parsons,  Lancaster. 

County  Sealer — Anderson  J.  Marshall,  Lancaster. 

County^  Commissioners— E.sczQn  Bedel,  Colebrook ;  Mo- 
ses H.  Kix,  Dalton  ;  Ha25en  Evans,  Gorhara. 


BEKLIN".     Justice,  State— KerviW  C.Forrest. 
Justice,  Quorum — Fletcher  I.  Bean. 
Justices — Daniel  Green,  Greenleaf  Coffin. 

CARKOLL.  Justices — Ebenezer  Glines,  Josiah  Moo- 
dey,  Amos  C.  Colby. 

CLARKSVILLE.     Justices,  Quorujn— Gideon  Tirrell, 
Stephen  G.  Fuller. 
Justice — John  Keazer. 

COLEBROOK— Justices,  Quorum— Jonas  Rolfe,  Hez- 
ekiah  Parsons,  Albert  Barker,  Hazen  Bedel. 

Justices — Benjamin  Whittemore,  Alfred  Lovering, 
Benjamin  R.  Gilman,  Hosea  Aldrich,  Abiel  C.  Kidder, 
Archelaus  Cummings,  Ira  A.  Ramsey,  Erasmus  D. 
Hutchinson,  John  Whittemore,  William  S.  Ladd,  Charles 
P.  Gaffield,  Henry  W.  Woodson. 

COLUMBIA.  Justices,  Quorum — Enoch  Rogers, 
Samuel  M.  Harvey. 

Justices— David  Legro,  John  R.  Annis,  Lewis  Snow, 
John  Mathes,  M.  B7  Richardson,  Jonathan  Gilman, 
Eben  ,E.  Noycs,  R.  Darling,  William  H.  Kenney,  John 
F.  Locke,  Horace  M.  Hobart,  Charles  S.  Osgood." 

DALTON.  Justices,  Quorum— Asa  Taylor,  Oliver  P. 
Brooks,  Moses  H.  Rix,  Oliver  M.  Brooks. 

c/ms??/o^s— William  B.  Crane,  John  Bond,  George  B. 
Brown,  John  Blakeslee,  Jr.,  William  S.  Ladd. 

DUMMER.     Justice,  Qworu??i— William  Lovejoy. 


coos  COUNTY.  95 

Justices— Willi&m  A.  Willis,  Kansom  Twitcliell,  Amos 
K.  Cross,  Isaac  C.  Wight. 

EKEOL.    Justice,  Quorum— 'EWiott  Harper. 
Justices— Bayid  H.  Thurston,  Wm.  W.  Bragg,  Moses 
Thurston,  Seth  L.  Davis,-  James  F,  Bragg. 

GORHAM.     Justice,  Quorum— R.  F.  Wardwell. 

Justices —John  T.  Peabody,  John  D.  Burbank,  Samuel 
Heath,  Brooks  C.  Flanders,  John  Burbank,  James  Gor- 
don, Stephen  E.  Eaynes. 

JEFFEESON.  Justices,  Stats— B.  H.  Plaisted,  James 
M.  Hartwell. 

Justices— lli^icholas  Tuttle,  Joseph  T.  Pinkham,  Benja- 
min Keniston,  Charles  Hight,  Charles  L.  Plaisted,  Da- 
vid B.  Allison,  John  Goodell,  Nathan  E.  Perkins,  Na- 
thaniel Moulton,  John  L.  Martin. 

LANCASTEE.  Justices,  State— J&red  W.  Williams, 
John  H.  White,  William  Burns,  James  W.  Weeks,  Ja- 
cob Benton,  Albro  L.  Eobinson,  Edmund  Brown,  George 
C.  Williams,  Benjamin  F.  Whidden. 

Justices,  Quorum — Ephraim  Cross,  Hiram  A.  Fletcher, 
Harvev  Adams,  John  M.  Whipple,  Henry  0.  Kent,  Ira 
S.  M.  Gove,  Daniel  L.  Colby,  Daniel  C.  Pinkham,  Wil- 
liam Haj'wood. 

Justices — James  Marden,  William  Holkins,  Saunders 
W.  Cooper,  Seth  Savage,  John  W.  Barney,  Roswell  W. 
Chesman,  Charles  B.  Allen,  William  E.  Stockwell,  Hi- 
ram Savage,  William  S.  Clark,  Horace  Whitcomb, 
James  S.  Brackett,  Jared  I.  Williams,  Joseph  B,  Moore, 
James  D.  Folsom,  Ossian  Eay,  Seth  Adams,  John  G. 
Derby,  Charles  Ellis,  D.  Eastman,  Reuben  L.  Adams, 
Barton  G.  Towne,  Benjamin  F.  Hunking,  John  G.  Lew- 
is, Hosea  Grav,  David  A.  Burnside,  Samuel  Worthlev, 
W.  K.  Ritchie^. 

MILAN.    Justice,  State— Jhrnes,  M,  Phipps. 

Justices,  Quorum — George  T.  Eoberts,  S.  Cole,  Samuel 
F.  Mathes,  Peter  A.  Q.  W.  Phipps. 

Justices — Nathan  S.  Newell,  Hiram  T.  Ellingwood, 
Lewis  Hutchinson,  Alvinza  A.  Higgins,  Welcome  A. 
Crafts,  Joseph  H  Vincent,  Don  A.  Eobinson. 


96  COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

NORTHUMBERLAND.  Justices,  ,S2!ajfe— Charles 
W.  Bellows,  Joel  W.  Forbes. 

Justices,  Quoj'um — James  B.  Brown,  William  H.  Poole, 
Hiram  Lucas. 

Justices — Edward  F.  Buckman,  Josiah  Morse,  Leonard 
Johnson,  Alpheus  Hutchins. 

PITTSBURG.     Justice,  Quorum— Moody  B.  Quimby. 

Justices — Burleigh  Blood,  Elias  L.  Farnum,  Otis  Par- 
ker, Robert  Tirrell,  Ephraim  C.  Aldridge. 

RANDOLPH.    Justice,  Quorum — Justus  Low. 
Justices— i o\\n   C   Leighton,    J.   C.   Scates,    Obadiah 
Mann,  Clovis  Lowe,  Anson  Stillings. 

STARK.     Justice,  State— 'Roxv^ood  Pike. 
Justices,  Quorum — Aaron  Potter,  Aaron  J.  Smith. 
Justices — John  Massure,  Solomon  Cole,  Moses  Jackson, 
Levi  Rowell,  George  S.  Blake,  Luke  Cole. 

STRATFORD.  Justices,  State— J.  Marshall,  Nahum 
D.  Day. 

Justice,  Quorum — William  R.  Danforth. 

Justices — Benj.  B.  Ockington,  Hiram  Clough,  Thomas 
Connary,  Charles  Mahurin,  Albe  Holmes,  Smith  Folsom, 
Charles  D.  Johnson,  Lucius  Hartshorn,  George  M.  John- 
son, Moses  Sherman. 

SHELBURNE.    Jmtice,  State— BsLvker  Burbank. 

Justices,  Quorum — Robert  Ingalls,  Oliver  B.  Howe, 
Thomas  J.  Hubbard. 

Justices — Fletcher  Odell,  Dearborn  L.  Austin,  Jotham 
F.  Evans,  Martin  L.  Burbank. 

STEWARTSTOWN.    Justice,  State— Wm.  M.  Smith. 

Justices,  Quorum — John  Flanders,  A.  W.  Drew,  Nor- 
mand  Smith,  Daniel  Rogers. 

Justices — Joseph  Y.  Tebbetts,  Seth  Tirrell,  Isaiah  H. 
Pickard,  Horace  J.  Hall,  William  B.  Fletcher,  Adams 
M.  Tewksbury,  Davis  Graham,  Stephen  Morrison,  Ed- 
win W.  Drew. 

WHITEFIELD.     Justices,   State— Simeon    Warner, 
Aurin  M.  Chase. 
Justices,  Quorum — Joseph  Colby,  Ebenezer  Carlton. 


coos   COUNTY.  97 

Justices — Morris  Clark,  Ralph  Fiske,  Benjamin  Brooks, 
Jr.,  Kimball  Cole,  William  F.  Dodge,  Wm.  B.  Hutchins, 
Thomas  Rogers,  Caleb  Walker,  Charles  Libbey,  Hartwell 
H.  South  worth. 

LOCATIONS,  &c. 

CRAWFORD-S  GRANT.     J^^sif/ce— Joseph  L.  Gibb. 

WENTWORTHS  LOCATION.  Justice— Z.  F. 
Durkee. 

Sheriff — Enoch  L.  Colby,  Lancaster. 

Deputy  Sheriffs — Lancaster,  Seth  Adams,  "William 
Cargill ;  Colehrook,  Archelans  Cummings  ;  Northwnher- 
land,  Leonard  Johnson ;  Stratford,  Lucius  B.  Harts- 
horn ;    Columbia,  E.  G.  Rogers. 

Jailor — Amos  Balch,  Lancaster. 

Coroyiers — Lancaster,  Andrew  J.  Marshall ;  Stewarts- 
town,  Amos  W.  Drew  ;  Shelhurne,  Martin  L.  Burbank. 


MILITARY    DEPARTMENT. 


The  folloiolng  statistics  and  extracts  are  taken  from 
the  Adjutant,  Inspector  and  (^iLarter -Master  General's 
Report  of  1860. 

COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. 

His  Excellenc^^  ICHABOD  GOODWIN,  Ports- 
mouth. 

Aids-de-Camj)  (with  the  rank  of  Colonel) — Clement 
March,  Portsmouth ;  Albert  L.  Jones,  Portsmouth ; 
Bradbury  P.  Cilley,  Manchester ;  Joseph  W.  Robinson, 
Concord ;  Abiel  Rolfe,  Concord  (Fisherville)  ;  Henry 
AV.  Rowell,  Littleton  ;  A   Herbert  Bellows,  Concord. 

Adjutant  and  Quarter-Master  General — Joseph  C. 
Abbott,  3Ianchester  (having  the  rank  of  Brigadier 
General), 

Aids — Otis  Wright,  Nashua  ;  Gilbert  Hills,  Amherst ;, 
Isaac  W.  Farmer,  Manchester. 

Com,ynissary     General — William     O.     Sides^     Ports- 
mouth (chosen  annually  by  the  Legislature). 
5 


ye  MILITARY. 

The  State  is  divided  into  three  divisions  and  six  brig- 
ades. 

According  to  the  returns  made  to  the  Adjutant  Gen- 
eral, in  186U,  the  whole  number  of  enrolled  militia  in 
the  State  of  New-Hampshire  is  34,569. 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  FIRST  REGIMENT. 


ChloneU 

John  H.  Gage,                           Nashua 

Lieut.  Colonel, 

John  B.  Perkins,                          HoUis. 

Major, 

Gilbert  Wadleigh,                    Milford. 

Adjutant, 

Charles  E.  Page,                       Nashua 

Quarter- Master, 

William  P.  Ainsworth,           Nashua 

Paymaster, 

William  W.  Wallace,             Milford. 

Surgeo7i, 

Joshua  F.  Whittle,                   Nashua 

Surgeon's  Mate, 

Henrv  Bovnton,                        3Iilford 

Chaplain, 

Martin  W.  Willis,                   Nashua 

BATTALION 

OF    OFFICERS    OF    THE    AMOS- 

KEAG  VETERANS. 

Colonel, 

Theodore  T.  Abbot. 

Lieut.  Colonel, 

Timothy  W.  Little. 

Major, 

John  S.  Kidder. 

Adjutant, 

Samuel  G.  Langlev. 

Quarter- Master, 

Bradbury  P.  Cilley. 

Surgeon, 

William  W.  Brown. 

Surgeon's  Mate, 

Henry  C.  Parker. 

Chaplain, 

Jesse  M.  Coburn. 

Sergeant-Major, 

Davjd  B.  Nelson. 

COMPANY  OFFICERS,  ALL  OF  MANCHESTER. 

FIRST   COMPANY. 

Captain, 

S.  W.  Parsons. 

Lieutenant, 

W.  D.  Patten. 

SECOND    COMPANY. 

Captain, 

Reuben  D.  Mooers. 

Lieutenant, 

Josejth  M.  Rowell. 

THIRD    COMPANY. 

Captain, 

J.  C.  Ricker. 

Lieutenant^ 

Stephen  C.  Hall. 

MILITARY. 


99 


Captain, 
Lieutenant 


FOURTH    COMPANY. 


Andrew  C.  Wallace, 
John  Q.  A,  Sargent. 


THE  GOYEENOE'S  HOESE  GUAEDS. 


REGIMENTAL    OFFICERS. 


Colonel, 
Lieut.  Colonel, 
Major, 
Adjutant, 
Judge  Advocate, 
Paymaster, 
Quarter- Master, 
Surgeon, 

Assistayit  Surgeon, 
Chaplain, 
Assista't  Chaplain, 
Sergean  t-Major, 
Q.  Master  Serg't, 
Drum  Major, 
Chief  Bugler, 
Commissary, 
Standard  Bearer, 


George  Stark, 
A.  Herbert  Bellows, 
Henry  O.  Kent, 
Thomas  J.  Whipple, 
Chandler  E.  Potter, 
Frank  Fuller, 
Joseph  Wentworth, 
Charles  P.  Gage, 
J.  C.  Eastman, 
Martin  W.  Willis, 
Henry  E.  Parker, 
Frank  S.  Fiske, 
Charles  A.  Tufts, 
James  M.  Lovering, 
Nat  Head, 
Stebbins  H.  Dumas, 
True  Garland, 


Nashua. 

Concord. 

Lancaster. 

Laconia. 

Hillsborough. 

Portsmouth. 

Sandwich. 

Concord. 

Hampstead. 

Nashua. 

Concord. 

Keene. 

Dover. 

Exeter. 

Hooksett. 

Concord. 

Pittsfield. 


FIRST    COMPANY   OFFICERS. 

Caj)tain,                   John  H.  George,  Concord. 

First  Lieutenant,    Edward  H.  EoUins,  Concord. 

Second  Lieutenant,  Benjamin  Grover,  Concord. 

SECOND    COMPANY. 

Captain,                   John  H.  Gage,  Nashua. 

First  Lieuteyiant,    Bainbridge  Wadleigh,  Milford. 

Second  Lieutenant,  3 .  C.  Andrews,  Nashua. 

THIRD    COMPANY. 

Captain,                   Clement  March,  Portsmouth. 

First  Lieutenant,    Joseph  H.  Hilliard,  Exeter. 

Second  Lieutenant,  Micajah  C.  Burleigh,  Great-Falls. 


100  MILITARY. 


FOURTH   COMPANY. 


Captain,  Cyrus  Eastman,  Littleton. 

First  Lieutenant,    Cephas  Brackett,  Littleton. 

Second  Lieutenant,  E.  L.  Colby,  Lancaster. 

EETUKXS  OF  MEN  FROM  THE  SEVERAL  IN- 
DEPENDENT COMPANIES  IN  NEW-HAMP- 
SHIRE. 

Amoskeag  Veterans,  160 

Governor's  Horse  Guards,  102 

Newcastle  Light  Guards,  85 

Gilmanton  Artillery,  33 

LaFayette  Artillery,  49 

Wilson  Rifles,  52 

Canaan  Grenadiers,  37 

McCutcheon  Guards,  38 

Westmoreland  Rangers,  36 

Granite  State  Cadets,  78 

Mechanics'  Phalanx,  48 

Granite  State  Guards,  92 

The  citizens  of  Pittsfleld  organized  a  corps  called  Me- 
chanics' Phalanx,  which  promises  to  be  creditable  to  the 
militia.  In  Great  Falls  the  Granite  State  Guards  have 
been  organized,  and  the  cornmissions  were  recently 
issued.  Another  company  in  that  place,  the  Bonner 
Guards,  has  been  revived,  and  both  will  undoubtedly 
soon  be,  in  every  respect,  thoroughly  organized  and 
drilled.  Within  a  few  weeks  a  new  company,  the  Gran- 
ite State  Cadets,  has  been  enlisted  in  Nashua,  and  the 
otficers  commissioned.  This  company  is  composed  of 
some  of  the  best  and  most  energetic  men  of  the  city  ; 
and  such  is  the  character  of  the  men,  and  such  the  sys- 
tem and  energy  with  which  it  has  been  conducted  thus 
far,  as  to  induce  the  belief  that  it  will  not  stand  inferior 
to  any  military  corps  in  the  State. 

The  organization  of  the  Governor's  Horse  Guards  has 
been  the  marked  event  of  the  year  in  the  militia  of  the 
State.  The  charter  was  obtained  at  the  session  of  the  leg- 
islature of  1859.    Soon  after  the  adjournment,  movements 


MILITARY.  101 

were  commenced  for  enlisting  the  corps.  A  meeting  of 
the  grantees  and  others  was  held  in  Concord,  to  accept 
the  charter  and  take  the  preliminarj'  steps  for  enlist- 
ments. Committees  were  selected  to  attend  to  the  va- 
rious departments,  who  reported  at  a  subsequent  meeting. 
On  the  11th  of  January  those  who  had  enlisted  met, 
elected  their  officers  and  took  all  the  steps  necessary  for  a 
perfect  organization. 

In  accordance  with  orders  issued  by  the  Commander-in 
Chief,  and  the  Colonel  Commanding,  the  corps  formed 
at  the  City  Hall,  in  Concord,  on  the  7th  inst.  (June, 
1860),  at  11  o'clock  A.  M.,  under  the  command  of  Lieut. 
Col.  Bellows  (Col.  Stark  being  unavoidably  absent,  on 
account  of  lameness  caused  by  the  kick  of  a  horse,  while 
parading  in  a  squad  at  Nashua).  The}^  proceeded  in 
column  in  front  of  the  State  House,  where  they  formed 
in  line  and  received  a  standard,  presented  to  them  by 
the  Commander-in-Chief.  They  then  proceeded  to  the 
south  end  of  the  city,  where  they  received  the  Com- 
mander-in-Chief, on  his  arrival  from  Portsmouth,  and 
escorted  him  through  the  principal  streets  of  the  city,  to 
the  capitol. 

The  intention  of  this  corps  audits  design  is  to  perform 
escort  duty  to  the  Governor,  annually,  on  the  day  of  his 
inauguration.  It  is  probable  that  they  will  perform  this 
duty  for  many  succeeding  years.  The  manner  in  which 
that  duty  was  performed  this  year  is  deserving  of  the 
highest  compliment  and  praise.  In  the  ranks  of  the 
corps  are  men  of  nearly  all  occupations,  and  of  the  high- 
est political,  social  and  business  positions  of  the  State. 
They  have  united  in  this  regiment  for  the  purpose  of 
testifying  their  respect  to  the  office  of  Commander-in- 
Chief,  and  of  making  his  inauguration  an  occasion  wor- 
thy of  the  ancient  and  proud  commonwealth  of  which 
they  are  citizens. 


102 


ECCLESIASTICAL. 


A  Table,  showing  the  names  of  Clergymen,  of  different  de- 
nominations, who  are  settled  over  or  have  charge  of  societies  in 
the  different  towns  in  New-Hampshire. 

Where  the  same  name  occurs  in  two  towns,  it  may  be  under- 
stood the  minister  otiiciates  in  both  places. 

Abl/reviations  used  to  designate  the  different  Denominations.— 
C.  T.,  Congregational  Trinitarian;  Ut.,  Unitarian;  Tr.,  Presbyte- 
rian; E.,  Episcopalian;  C.  B.,  Calviuist  Baptist;  F.  B.,  Freewill 
Baptist;  Ch.,  Christians;  M.,  Methodist;  Uv.,  Universalist;  R.  C, 
Koman  Catholic;  Swed.,  Swedenborgian;  S.  A.,  Second  Ad- 
vents; Chr.  G.,  Church  of  God.  Those  printed  in  italics  are 
ordained  ministers,  but  without  charge  of  any  particular  church. 

Note.— In  order  to  facilitate  and  insure  more  correctness  of 
the  name  and  location  of  ministers  in  the  State  of  New-Hamp- 
shire for  the  Register,  the  compiler  would  earnestly  request  a 
clergyman  of  each  town  or  city,  or  one  of  each  denomination,  to 
give  a  list  of  the  names,  and  hand  to  the  care  of  their  Represent- 
ative to  the  Legislature  in  June,  annually,  directed  to  the  com- 
piler at  Concord. 


MINISTERS  IX  NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 


Acworth. 

Amherst. 

A.  K.  Howard, 

M 

J.  Gardner  Davis, 

CT 

Amos  Foster, 

CT 

Seneca  White, 

CT 

Artemas  Field, 

CT 

William  Clark, 

CT 

David  Gage, 

CB 

A.  W.  Boardman, 

FB 

Albany. 

J.  Pike, 

M 

Theopilus  Brown, 

FB 

Andover. 

E.  C.  Willey, 

FB 

J.  B.  Libbey, 

Ch 

Alexandria. 

Duganne, 

Ch 

Fisk, 

FB 

Antrim. 

Brown, 

S.  F.  Whidden, 

FB 
M 

John  H.  Bates, 
To  be  supplied. 

Pr 
31 

Alstead. 

Willard  Kimball, 

CB 

Bezaleel  Smith, 

CT 

Auburn. 

N.  G.  Goodhue, 
Edwin  Davis, 
G.  F.  Eaton, 

CB 
Uv 
M 

James  Holmes, 
Marsh, 

CT 
M 

Alton. 

Barnstead. 

E.  D.  Eldrcdge, 

CT 

Jeremiah  Blake, 

CT 

Seth  Sawyer, 

FB 

David  Garland, 

FB 

Josiah  Glines, 

FB 

J.  H.  Nutter, 

CH 

K.  K.  rrestou. 

FB 

David  L.  Edgerly, 

FB 

ECCLESIASTICAL. 


103 


Barrington. 

Canaan. 

C.  \Yillev, 

CT 

Moses  Gerould, 

CT 

S.  Sherburne, 

FB 

Job  C.  Tyler, 

FB 

K.  B.  Stacy, 

Ch 

Nathan  Jones, 

FB 

Bartlett. 

Joshua  B.  Holman, 

M 

S.  Keiiisfon, 

FB 

Candia. 

Bradford. 
Hiram  Ilolmes, 
S.  G  Abbott, 

Bath. 

E.  N.  Hidden, 

CT 

FB 
CB 

Lorenzo  Draper, 

Bradbury, 

Canterbury. 

M 
FB 

Howard  Moody, 

CT 

W.  Pa^e, 

G .  r.  Warner, 

CT 

J.  M.  Harper, 

FB 

M 

Jeremiah  Clough, 

FB 

Bedford. 

Joseph  Clough, 

FB 

Thomas  Savage, 

Pr 

John  Harriman, 

Ch 

Bennington. 

Carroll. 

Wm.  Claggett, 

CT 

W.  H.  Eastman, 

CB 

Be)iton. 

Center-Harbor. 

G.  F.  Warner, 

M 

A.  Benson, 

CT 

Bethlehem. 

Charlestown. 

Joseph  Garland. 

CT 

S.  H.  Johnson, 

C  T 

Jaazaniah  Crosby,  D.  D., 
J.  Fawcett, 

Ut 

Nathaniel  Bowles, 

FB 

M 

Perkins. 

FB 

Chatham. 

D.  W.  Barber, 

Brentwood. 

M 

Eliphalet  Weeks, 

Chester. 

M 

Hugh  McLeod, 
Wm  H.  Jones, 

CT 
CB 

H.  0.  Howland, 

CT 

Bridgewater. 

Chesterfield. 

D.  Batchelder, 

FB 

Jeffers  Hall, 
Nelson  Green, 

CT 
M 

Bristol. 

Chichester. 

Wm.  S.  Spaulding, 

Sleeper, 

Newell  Culver, 

CT 

FB 

M 

Joshua  S.  Gay, 
Wm.  Swain, 
Wm.  D.  Cass 

CT 

FB 

M 

Brookfield. 

0.  Hinds, 

M 

Xelson  Hartshorn, 

FB 

Claremont. 

Brookline. 

Robert  F.  Lawrence, 

CT 

T.  P.  Sawin, 

CT 

C.  Chase,  D.  d.,  Bishop, 

E 

Henry  B.  Copp, 

M 

Henry  S.  Smith, 
Oliver  Ayer, 

E 
CB 

Bow. 
F.  Damon, 

CB 

E.  S.  Stubbs, 

M 

To  be  supplied, 

M 

Colebrook. 

Boscawen. 

Henry  M.  Bridge, 

CT 

Wm.  C.  Merritt, 

F  B 

A.  Smith, 

CT 

Albert  W.  Fiske, 

CT 

Columbia. 

Daniel  J.  Smith, 

M 

Damon  Judd, 

M 

Campion. 

Conway. 

J.  B.  Hadley, 

CT 

Reuben  Kimball, 

CT 

104 


ECCLESIASTICAL. 


Concord. 
Nathaniel  Bouton,  d.  d.,       C  T 
Henry  E.  Parker,  C  T 

Ephraim  O.  Jameson,  C  T 

H.  A.  Kendall.,  C  T 

Asa  P.  Tenney,  C  T 

A.  W.  Fiske,  C  T 

Thomas  liatray,  C  T 

Silas  Farriugtou,  Ut 

James  H.  Eames,  E 

Francis  Chase.,  E 

Henry  A.  Coit,  E 

Charles  W.  Flanders,  d.  d.,  C  B 
E.  E.  Cumminffs,  d.  d.,  C  B 

J.  Storer,  {FisJierville)  C  B 

A.  Brow7i,  Q  B 

Or €71  Tracy,  C  B 

Amasa  Brown,  C  B 

T-  S-  ^;"tting,  F  B 

J.  H.  Moore,  Uv 

Ji.  P.  Stone,  D.  D.,  C  T 

Samuel  Utley,  C  T 

O.  H.  Jasper,  ]\I 

Osmon  C.  Baker,  X).T>..  Bn.,     M 
^S-.  M.  rail,  D.  D.,  M 

David  Patten,  d.  d.,  M 

John  W.  Merrill,  d.  d.,  m 

Samn  Cooke,  Ch.  S.  Prison,  C  B 
Jacob  Sa^ihorn,  M 

Silas  Curtis,  Agent  of  Kew- 
Jlampton  Institution,      F  B 
Cornish . 

A.  Spalding, 
D.  P.  Deming, 
P.  Wollinsford, 

Croydon. 
R.  Tilton, 

B.  Stinson, 

Dalton. 
Geo.  H.  Pinkham, 

JMnbury. 
S.  H.  Amsden, 

Danville. 
Moses  Cole, 
Henry  Nutter, 

Deer  field. 
U.  W.  Condit, 
James  Burnaby, 

Ayer, 

James  Adams, 

Deering. 
To  be  supplied,  M 


CT 

CB 

M 

M 
Uv 

FB 

CB 

FB 
M 

CT 

CB 

FB 

M 


Derry. 

E.  G.  Parsons,  C  J 

John  W.  Adams,  M 

C.  Dustin,  3X 

Elbridge  G.  Perham,  M 

Dorchester. 

G.  "W.  Jessamine,  F  B 

Dover. 

E.  H.  Richardson,  C  T 

B.  F.  Parsons,  c  T 

Edwin  M.  Wheelock.  Ut 

J.  M.  Buckley,  M 

James  Ashton,  M. 

Thomas  G.  Salter,  E 

J.  M.  Durgiu,  F  B 

W.  Vary,  f  b 

Patrick  Can 0 van,  R  c 

William  B.  Clapp,  C  B 

E.  M.  Hicks,  Uv 

Dnhlin 

N.  W.  Sheldon,  C  T 

William  F.  Bridge,  Ut 

Thomas  L.  FoAvler,  M 
W.  G.  Tuttle,  (Narrisville)  C  T 
Lyman  Culver ,  ( Pottersville)  C  B 


William  W.  Lovejoy 
Dummer. 

E.  Griffin, 

Dunharton. 

John  M.  Putnam, 

Durham. 

Alvan  Tobey, 

Marsh, 

East-Kingston . 
J. M.  Sanborn, 

Eaton . 


CB 
FB 
CT 


C  T 
FB 

M 


King  Atkinson, 
J.  Fletcher, 

FB 
FB 

Effiingham. 
K".  Foss, 
J.  Nichols, 
En  OS  G.  I'age, 
White, 

FB 

FB 

M 

CB 

Ellsworth. 

John  L.  Brown, 

Fli 

Enfield. 

Wm.  H.  Jones, 
C.  U.  Dunning, 

M 
31 

ECCLESIASTICAL. 


105 


Eppiixfj. 

Goffstown. 

J.  H.  Stearns, 

CT 

J.  W.  Ray, 

Isaac  Willey,  Bib.  Agt., 

CT 

M.  NewhaJl, 

M 

CT 

N.  Goldsmith, 

Uv 

L.  D.  Stevens, 

FB 

Epsom. 

Gosport. 

Moses  A.  Quimby, 
Exeter. 

FB 

George  Beebe, 

Ch 

O.  T.  Lamphear 

CT 

Goshen. 

J.  J.  Peck, 

CB 

Henry  Richardson, 

CT 

Jonathan  Cole, 

Ut 

S.  M.  Powers, 

C  B 

Levi  W.  Leonard.,  D.  D., 

ut 

Grafton. 

John  W.  Tilton, 

Ch 

./.  Ciunmings. 

CT 

J.S.Green, 

Ch 

S.  S.  Fletcher, 

Uv 

Grantham. 

Charles  Dame, 

CT 

R.  Newhall, 

M 

Ellstcorth. 

Oburn, 

Ch 

Edwin  A.  Eussell, 

FB 

Greenfield. 

Farmington. 

D.  Goodhue, 

CT 

Rogers  M.  Sargent, 
D.  Wedgewood, 

CT 

L.  Marshall, 

CT 

FB 

Greenland. 

Daniel  P.  Cillev, 
0.  Tibbets, 

FB 
M 

E.  Robie, 
Charles  Young, 

CT 
M 

Fitzicilliam. 

J.  F.  Adams, 

M 

Wm.  L.  Gaylord, 

CT 

Gorham 

lYancestotvn. 

Geo.  Tewksbury, 

CT 

Charles  Cutler, 

CT 

Groton 

Franconia. 

L.  Conant, 

CT 

Otis  F.  Willis, 

FB 

S.  G.  Kennie, 

CB 

Franklin. 

James  Phillips, 

Ch 

William  T.  Savage, 

CT 

Hampstfia(^ 

A.  H.  Martin, 

Ch 

T.  C.  Pratt, 

CT 

Freedom. 

A.  Folsom, 

M 

King  Atkinson, 

FB 

Hampton. 

Fremont. 
John  Marsh, 
N.  L.  Chase, 

FB 
M 

John  Colby, 

De  Witt  C.  Durgin, 

J.  Hayes, 

CT 

FB 

M 

Gilford. 
J.  A,  Knowles. 
EzekielTrue,    ' 

FB 
FB 

Hampton-Falls. 

Coburn, 

A.  M.  Bridge, 

CB 
Ut 

A.  D.Smith, 

FB 

Hancock. 

Gilmanton. 

Asahel  Bigelow, 

CI 

J.  Ordway, 
Joseph  Blake, 

CT 

Hanover. 

CT 

John  Adams, 

CT 

Moses  Folsom, 

FB 

Nathan  Lord,  D  D., 

CT 

C.  R.  Homan, 

M 

Roswell  Shurtleff,  D.  c, 

CT 

Gilsum. 

David  Kimball, 

CT 

E.  Adams, 

CT 

Samuel  G.  Brown,  D.  D., 

CT 

A.  J.  Howard, 

Ch 

Clement  Long,  D.  D., 

CT 

D.  Kilburn, 

M 

Daniel  J.  Noyes,  D.  D., 

CT 

5-^ 

106 


ECCLESIASTICAL. 


Charles  A.  Aiken  a.  b., 
Henry  Fairbanks,  a.  m., 
John  N.  Putnam,  a.  m., 
T>.  F.  Kichardson,  a.  m., 
Henry  Wood, 
E.  Bourns,  ll.  d., 
Jonathan  S.  Herrick, 

Haverhill. 
John  D.  Emerson, 
John  Davis, 
G.  S.  Thomas, 
To  be  supplied, 

Hebron. 
L.  Conant, 
S.  F.  Whidden, 

Henniker.    . 
J.  M.  R.  Eaton, 
L.  H.  Gordon, 

Hill. 
L.  Phillips, 

Hillshorough. 
Harry  Brickett, 
To  be  supplied, 

Hinsdale. 
Moses  H.  Wells, 
J.  G.  Bennett, 
Hezekiah  A.  Matteson, 

HokUrness. 
Joshua  R.  Peirce, 
A.  Sargent, 

Hollis. 
P.  B.  Day, 
George  B.  Bills, 
Leonard  Jeicett, 
Nook  Umerson, 

Hooksett. 
Marvin  Leffingwell, 
-C.  H.  Vinton, 

Hopkintoii. 
D.  H.  Sanborn, 
L.  H.Witham, 
N.  D.  Sleeper, 
C.  E.  Baker, 
Jonathan  E.  Brown, 
George  H.  Marston, 
Hudson. 
G.  Putnam, 
L.  W.  Prescott, 


CT 
CT 
CT 
CB 
CT 
E 
CB 

CT 

FB 

M 

M 

CT 
M 

CT 
M 

Ch 

CT 
M 

CT 

C  B 

M 

E 
FB 

CT 
CB 
CT 
CT 

CT 
M 

M 
FB 

Ch 
Ch 
CB 

Swed 

CB 
M 

Jaffrey. 

E.  K.  Bailey. 

CB 

Ezekiel  W.  Coffin, 

Uv 

F.  D.  Austin, 

CT 

J.  S.  Batchelder, 

CT 

Jackson. 

Jonathan  Gale, 

M 

John  K.  Hall, 

FB 

Jefferson. 

John  Morse, 

FB 

Keene. 

Z.  S.  Barstow,  d.d., 

CT 

John  A.  Hamilton, 

CT 

William  0.  White, 

Ut 

Leonard  Tracy, 

CB 

J.  W.  Guernsey, 

31 

E.  A.  Renouf, 

E 

Kensington, 

G.  W.  Campbell, 

CT 

J.  C.  Blodgett, 

Ch 

N.  C.  Fletcher, 

Uv 

Kingston. 

J.  H.  Mellish, 

CT 

N.  C.  Fletcher, 

Uv 

Josiah  Hooper, 

M 

Laconia. 

John  K.  Young,  D,D., 

CT 

Reuben  Dearborn, 

M 

Lancaster. 

Prescott  Fay, 
Elijah  R,  Wilkins, 

CT 

M 

Landaff. 

George  W.  Cogswell, 

FB 

John  English, 

M 

Lang  don. 

Andrew  Jacqueth, 

CS 

Lebaiwn. 

C.  A.  Downs, 

CT 

R.  Case, 

CT 

Linville  J.  Hall, 

M 

G.  W.  Bailey, 

Uv 

Lee. 

Israel  Chesley, 

Ch 

Mason  Moore, 

CT 

Albert  G.  Cummings, 

FB 

Lempster. 

R.  W.  Fuller, 

CT 

J.  B.  Faulks, 

M 

N.  R.  Wright, 

Ut 

ECCLESIASTICAL. 


107 


Lisbon. 

Mason. 

Isaiah  H.  Shipman, 

Chr.  G 

Daniel  Goodwin, 

C  T 

Ransom, 

FB 

Nasou, 

Ch 

George  N.  Bryant, 

M 

G.  W.  Cutting, 

CB 

Litchfield. 

Meredith. 

Ebenezer  Js^ewhall, 

Pr 

Charles  Burnham, 

CT 

Littleton. 

Stephen  J.  Pitman, 

FB 

Lewis  P.  Cushman, 

M 

Oliver  Butler, 

FB 

Londonderry. 
G.  W.  T.  Rogers, 
Joshua  L.  Whittemore. 

M 

Merrimack. 
Edwin  J.  Hart, 

CT 

CB 

Middleton. 

William  House, 

Pr 

James  Furnald, 

FB 

Loudon. 

Milan. 

Thomas  Keniston, 

CT 

Abner  Keith, 

M 

E.  G.  Knowles, 
Silas  Green, 

FB 
M 

Milford. 

S.  C.  Kendall, 

CT 

Lyman. 

S.  Moore,  D.  D., 

CT 

Orick  W.  Watkins, 

M 

Milton. 

William  Berkley, 
Charles  Coiten, 

M 
M 

James  Doldt, 

CT 

Ezra  Tuttle, 

FB 

Lyme. 
Erdix  Tenney, 
Appleton  Belknap, 

CT 
CB 

Mont-  Vernon. 
Charles  E.  Lord, 

Monroe. 
Orick  W.  Watkins, 

CT 

Lyndehorough. 

M 

E.  B  Claggett, 

CT 

Manchester. 

Moultonborough. 

C.W.Wallace, 

CT 

J.  M.  Hodsdon, 

Ch 

W.  H.  Fenn, 

CT 

H.  Chandler, 

M 

Sylvan  S-  Hunting, 

Ut 

Nashua. 

Isaac  G.  Hubbard, 

E 

Austin  Richards,  d.  d., 

CT 

Jesse  M.  Coburn, 

C  B 

C.  J.  Hill, 

C  T 

George  Pierce, 

CB 

Sullivan  Holman, 

M 

King  S.  Hall, 
J.  Ikf.  Bailey, 

C  B 

William  H.  Eaton, 

C  B 

F  B 

Lewis  Howard, 

M 

Amos  B.  Russell, 

M 

Martin  W.  Willis, 

Ut 

J.  Currier, 

M 

Wm.  Stevens  Perry, 

E 

G.  S.  Dearborn, 

M 

J.  ODonnel, 

RC 

Bolles, 

Uv 

Joseph  0-  Skinner, 

Ur 

Madbury. 

Xelson. 

Samuel  Hoyt, 

M 

A.  H.  Cutter, 

C  T 

John  Warner, 

CB 

Keic-Boston. 

Marlborough. 

E.  C.  Cogswell, 

Pr 

Giles  Lyman, 

CT 

John  Ativood. 

CB 

S.  Laws, 

Uv 

Francis  Merriam, 

CB 

T.  D.  Fowler. 

Marlow. 

M 

Newbury. 

E.  A.  Smith, 

M 

New-Castle. 

David  Gage, 

CB 

L.  Alden, 

CT 

108 


ECCLESIASTICAL. 


New-Durham. 

Orange. 

Nathaniel  Berry, 

FB 

David  Power, 

Orford. 

M 

Joseph  Boodey, 

FB 

Chase, 

C  B 

Luther  Whittemore, 

CT 

New-Hampton. 

W.  A.  .Smith, 
Enos  Merrill, 

CT 
CT 

I.  D.  Stewart, 

FB 

Ossipee. 

T.  Perkins, 

FB 

John  Fullonton, 

FB 

Horace  Wood, 

CT 

E.  Fiske, 

FB 

John  Chick, 

FB 

J.  J.  Butler, 

FB 

True  Hill, 

FB 

John  Walker, 

FB 

Neioington. 

H.  Webber, 

FB 

John  LeBosquet, 

CT 

Pembroke. 

Neio-Ipsicich. 

Lewis  Goodrich, 

CT 

Samuel  Lee, 

CT 

Cadford  M.  Dinsmore, 

M 

Svlvaniis  Heywood, 

CT 

Pelham. 

A.  P.  Hatch, 

M 

To  be  supplied. 

M 

New-London. 
Lucien  Hayden, 
George  W.  Gardner, 
Asa  Eundlett, 

Newmarket. 

CB 
CB 
FB 

Peterborough . 
R.  E.  Danforth, 
George  Dustin. 
Charles  B.  Perry, 

Piermont. 

M 

CT 
Ut 

William  H.  Jones, 
E.  Chapman, 
A.  J.  Davis, 

M 
CT 
FB 

Marden, 

Nelson  Martin, 

CT 
M 

Newport. 

Pittsburg. 

Henry  Cummings, 

CT 

Willis  Straw, 

M 

James  Thurston, 

M 

Pittsfield. 

Wolcott, 

Uv 

H.  Quimby, 

FB 

Neivton. 

J.  A.  Hood, 

CT 

N.  Day, 

Ch 

James  Morrill, 

S  A 

Timothy  Eastman, 

CB 

Joseph  Harvey, 

S  A 

Northfield. 

Plainfield. 

Calvin  S.  Harrington,  Pr. 

S.  W.  Miles, 

CB 

of  the  Female  College 

M 

Amos  Blanchard, 

CT 

North-Hampton. 

Jacob  Scales, 

CT 

John  Dinsmore, 

CT 

Plaistow. 

Dickinson, 

Ch 

Homer  Barrows, 

CT 

Northumberland. 

Cyrus  Tibbetts, 

CB 

Lewis  H.  Massure, 

M 

Plymouth. 

North  wood. 

William  R.  Jewett, 

CT 

Henry  C  Fay, 
George  W.  Ashby, 
E.H.Smith, 

CT 
CB 
CB 

Charles  H.  Chase, 
J  G.  Smith, 
Freeman  Carter, 

M 
M 
M 

R.  Kichardson, 

FB 

Portsmouth. 

Nottingham. 

W.  L.  Gage, 

CT 

Jacob  Hood, 

CT 

Charles  Burroughs,  D.  D., 

E 

Alexander  Tuttle, 

FB 

A.J.Patterson, 

Uv 

John  C.  Holmes, 

FB 

Wm.  A.  Hitchcock, 

E 

ECCLESIASTICAL. 


109 


Jonathan  Hall,  M 

Dudley  P.  Leavitt.  M 

N.  Medbury  (City  Miss.),  C  B 

Moses  Howe,  Ch 

Raymond. 

George  W.  Sargent,  C  T 

Joseph  Fullonton,  F  B 

Nathaniel  L.  Chase,  M 

Bichmond. 

D.  M.  O'Daniels,  Uv 

Rindge. 


A.  W.  Burnham,  D.  D., 
C.K.Harding, 

CT 
M 

Roxbury. 
T.  W.  Duncan, 

CT 

Rochester. 

James  M.  Palmer, 
Wm.  Hewes, 

CT 
M 

Rumney. 
J.  K.  Chase. 
S.  W.  Squire, 
Freeman  Carter, 

CB 
Uy 
M 

Rollinsford. 
D.  B.  Bradford, 

Lucev. 

Simeon  P.  Heath, 

CT 

RC 

M 

Rye. 
I.  Otis. 
N.  31.  Bailey, 
James  Pierce, 

CT 
M 
Ch 

Salem. 

John  Lawrence. 
S.  Beedle, 
Elihu  Scott. 
G.  W.  H.  Clark. 

CT 
il 
31 
M 

Salisbury. 
Horatio  ilerrill, 
Moses  B.  Scribner, 
0.  T.  Sinclair, 
S.  Combs, 

CT 
Ch 
M 

CB 

Shelburne. 

Sanbomton. 

James  Boutwell, 
A.  Bodu-elL 
Corban  Curtice, 
Jeremiah  D.  Tilton, 
S.  Xutt, 
Ezekiel  Adams, 

CT 
CT 
CT 
CB 

Ch 
M 

James  Pike, 
Lorenzo  D.  Barrows, 
William  D.  Cass, 
Nathaniel  Ladd, 

Sandown. 

F.  Ryder, 

Sandwich. 
Royal  Parkinson, 
Josiah  P.  Stinchfield, 

Fernald, 

Rogers, 

Seabrook. 
Charles  H.  Pearsons, 
O.  H.  Call, 

Somersicorth. 

G.  M.  Anthony, 
Samuel  Collins, 
A.  K.  Moulton, 
S.  G.  Kellogg, 

R.  W.  Humphries, 

South-Hampton . 
Samuel  E.  Brown, 

South-Xeivmarl'et. 
Winthrop  Fifield, 
F.  K.  Strattou, 

Springfield. 
J.  H.  Griffin, 

Stark. 
Clifford  Cole, 

Steicartstown. 
William  S.  Morrill, 
Daniel  Rogers, 
J.  B.  Hill, 

Stoddard. 
S.  Gerould, 
S.  S.  Dudley, 

Strafford. 
E.  Place, 
L.  D.  Tasker, 
John  Caverly, 
John  Winkley, 
N.  Twombly, 

Stratjm-d. 
M.  Sherman, 

Stratham. 
Edward  C.  Miles, 
George  W.  Thompson, 
iV.  Piper, 


M 
M 
M 
M 

M 

CT 

31 

FB 

FB 

Ch 
M 


CT 

CB 

FB 

31 

31 


CB 


CT 
31 


31 

FB 

Ch 
Ch 
CT 

CT 
31 

FB 
FB 
FB 

Ch 


M 

CT 
CT 
Ch 


110 


ECCLESIASTICAL. 


Sullivan. 

G.  W.  Stinson,  C  T 

Sunapee. 

John  Young,  Jr.,  Ch 

J.  W.  Johnson,  M 

Surry. 

E.  F.  Abbott,  C  T 

Sutton. 

Isaac  reaslee,  F  B 

David  Moody,  F  B 

Valentine  Bunker,  C  B 

J.  H.  Griffin,  M 

Swanzey. 

John  G.  Wilson,  C  T 

James  Searle,  C  B 

N.  K.  Wright,  Uv 

Tamworth. 

S.  H.  Riddell,  C  T 

Elisha  F.  Legro,  M 

John  Kuunells,  F  B 

H.  Blaisddl,  F  B 

Temple. 

George  Goodyear,  C  T 

Walter  Follett,  C  T 

ThorntoH. 

T.  Wyatt,  F  B 

C.  F.  Bailey,  M 

Tuftonhorough. 

S.  F.  Bean,  F  B 

Amos  Kidder,  M 
Troy. 
Unity. 

S.  S.  Dudley,  M 

W.  F.  Evans,  M 

Upper-Gilmanton. 

Peter  Clark,  F  B 

Uriah  Chase,  F  B 

Wakefield. 

Nathaniel  Barker^  C  T 

J.  Spinney,  F  B 

Ira  Taggart,  M 

Walpole. 
J.  M.  Stowe,  C  T 
P.  Walliugford,  M 
Ireland,  M 

Warner. 

Daniel  Warren,  C  T 


Warren. 

Charles  H.  Smith, 

M 

Washington. 

J.  F.  Griswold, 

CT 

L.  M.  Powers, 

CB 

A.  Heald, 

CB 

C.N.Lewis, 

M 

Webster. 

Edward  Buxton, 

CT 

Weare. 

H.  W.  Day, 

CB 

N.  B.  Smith, 

Wentworth. 

FB 

S.  M.  Blanchard, 

CT 

Thompson  Barron, 

Uv 

Westmoreland. 

Oscar  Bissell. 

CT 

Sullivan  H.  McCollister, 

Uv 

Glidden, 

CT 

Whitefield. 

Almon  Shephard, 

FB 

D.  W.  Barber, 

M 

George  H.  Pinkham, 

FB 

Wilton. 

Stillman  Clarke, 

Ut 

Wilmot. 

J.  L.  Armes, 
To  be  supplied, 

CT 

M 

Winchester. 

J.  P.  Humphrey, 

CT 

G.  S.  Barnes, 

il 

Oren  Perkins, 

Uv 

Windham. 

Lorin  Thayer, 

Pr 

B.  JR.  Hoyt, 

M 

Windsor. 

To  be  supplied, 

M 

Wolf  borough. 

John  Wood, 

CT 

William  K.  Lucas, 

FB 

Hartshorn, 

FB 

Moses  Hanson, 

FB 

C.  Paris, 

FB 

Amos  Kidder, 

M 

B.  Dickson, 

Ch 

T.  Bartlett, 

Ch 

Woodstock. 

Elbridge  York, 

FB 

ECCLESIASTICAL.  Ill 

The  Post-Office  address  of  the  Presiding  Elder  of  each  DiBtrict 
of  the  Methodist  order  in  Jf  ew-Hampshire,  is  as  follows : 

Dover  District— Jlev.  Calvin  Holman,  Dover;  Concord  DiS' 
trict—Rev.  Jajies  Pike,  Sauborntou  Bridge;  Claremont  District 
—Rev.  E.  Adams,  Concord. 

The  next  Conference  in  New-Hampshire  will  be  held  at  Con- 
cord, in  May. 

The  next  Annual  Convention  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church 
in  the  Diocese  of  New-Hampshire,  will  be  held  in  St.  Paul's 
Churchj  in  Concord,  on  the  last  Wednesday  in  May,  1861. 

SHAKERS. 

In  New-Hampshire  there  are  two  Societies— located  at  Canter^ 
bury  and  Enfield. 

The  leading  authority  devolves  upon  a  succession  of  Bishops. 
This  order  is  represented  by  two  of  each  sex,  who  constitute  the 
Order  of  Ministry. 

ORDER  OF  MINISTRY. 

Abraham  Perkins,  I  Harriet  Hastings, 

James  S.  Kaime,  |  Mary  Whitcher, 

Ministers  or  ^/ders— Canterbury,  Henry  J.  Durgin,  William 
Libbey  ;  Enfield,  John  Lyon,  Henry  Cummings. 

TrMs/ecs— Canterbury,  David  Parker,  Robert  Shbpard, 
Nehemiah Trull, E.H.Dennett;  Enfield,  C.M.Dyer, iJaniel 
Taylor,  Jason  Kidder,  George  Thurston,  Austin  Bronson, 


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MEDICAL  DEPARTMENT. 

The    Xe^r-Hampshire  Medical    Society 

Held  its  Seventieth  Annual   Meeting   at  Concord,  June,  1S60. 
OFFICERS  FOR  1860-61. 

President— J osiah  C  Eastman,  m.  d.,  Hampstead. 

Vice-President — E.  K.  Webster,  m.  d.,  Boscawen. 
Secretary— WiUiam  W.  Brown,  m.  d.,  Manchester. 

Treasurer— Luther  M.  Knight,  m.  d.,  Franklin. 


PHYSICIAXS    IN    NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 

[In  the  following  list  ol  Physicians  in  New-Hampshire,  the  ab- 
breviations in  italics,  placed  after  the  names,  Fel.,  designates  Fel- 
low of  the  N._,H.  Medical  Society;  Bot.,  Botanic;  JK)ni.,  Homoe- 
opathic; Z)e?ir.,  Dentist.] 

Note.— A  Physician  or  Dentist,  changing  his  location  or  place 
of  practice,  or  a  young  man  who  has  completed  his  studies  and 
located  for  business,  would  confer  a  favor  by  sending  his  card  to 
the  compiler  of  this  Register. 

Acwerth,  Lyman  Brooks, 

E.  T.  Atwood. 
Alstead,  Wiuslow  B.  Porter, 

William  M.  French. 
Alton,  John  Morrison, 

Nathaniel  Dorman, 

I.  W.  Louffee.  Fet. 
Amherst,  M.  Spalding,  Fel.y 

F.  P.  Fitch,  Fel., 

G.  W.  Moore. 
Andover,  H.  A.  Weymouth,  Fel. 
Antrim,  William  M.  Parsons, 

'■ —  I'ierce,  Horn., 

J.  M.  Christie. 
Atkinson,  Isaac  B.  Hovey. 
Auburn,  Nathan  Plumer,' 

George  W.  Manter,  Fel. 
Bartlett,  Loammi  B.  Dame. 
Barnstead,  Mark  Walker,  Fel.., 

James  Emerson,  Fel.., 

Jeremiah  Blake. 
Barrington,  J.  S.  Fernald,  Fel., 

David  Mc Daniel, 

William  Waterhouse. 

Bennington, Heard. 

Bath,  William  Child. 
Bethlehem,  I).  P.  Putnam, 
Bedford,  P.  P  Woodbury,  Fel. 

William  B.  Stevens,  Fel. 


Boscawen,  E.  K.  Webster,  Fel.. 

Stephen  M.  Emery, 

N.  Call. 
Bradford,  Jason  H.  Ames, 

C.  M.  Fiske. 
Brentwood,  Moses  W.  Caverly. 
Bristol,  Ira  S.  Chase,  Fel., 

H.  B.  Fowler,  Fel., 

J.  M.  Bishop. 
Brookline,  J.  C.  Shattuck. 
Camptou,    Jesse    A.    Saubora. 
R  Fel. 

Canaan,  A.  Morgan, 

Ara  Wheat. 
Candia,  R.  H.  Page. 
Canterbury,  J.  M.  Harper, 

Peter  A.  Foster, 

Lorain  T.  Weeks. 
Center-Harbor,  John  C.  Page. 
Charlestown,  H.  Saunders, 

Samuel  Webber. 
Chester,  J.  P.  Whittemore,  Fel., 

J.  Dearborn,  Bot. 
Chesterfield.  John  F.  Butler, 

Daniel  F.  Raqdall. 
Chichester,  John  Fellows. 
Claremont,  Josiah  Richards, 

Robert  S.  Gleason, 

S.  G.  Jarvis, 


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Claremont,  Nathaniel  Tolles, 
W.  M.  Ladd, 
C.  A.  Yolk, 

E.  G.  Judkins, 
A.  Cummings, 
Tirell.  Bof., 

F.  T.  Kidder,  Sur.  Dent. 
Silas  A.  Sabin,  Deyit. . 
Wm.  M.  Smith,  IJent.. 
Wm.  H.  Smart;  Jr. 

Colebrook,  L.  Lombard, 

Augustus  Harris, 

Clark  C.  Norris, 

E.  D.  Lombard, 
Columbia,  Lewis  Snow. 
Concord, Thos.Chadbourne,i^e?., 

Ezra  Carter.  Fel.. 

Timothv  Havnes, 

C.  P.  Gage,  >W., 

E.  G.  Moore,  Fet, 
Wm.  Prescott, 

A.  Morrill,  Horn., 
W.  H.  Hosmer, 
Wm.  H.  Smart. 

B.  S.  Warren.  Bof., 
James  F.  Sargent,  Fel.. 

N  Albert  A.  Moulton,  Fel., 

F.  Gust.  Oehme,  Horn., 
Charles  A.  Lockerby. 
Jesse  P.  Bancroft,  Fel., 
S.  F.  L.  Simpson,  i^e/., 

M.  T.  Willard.  Dent.,  Fel.. 

Abraham  H.  Eobinson,  Fel., 

J.  M.  Graves. 

George  A.  Bright, 

Wm.  W.  Fletcher.  Dent.. 

J.  W.  Little  Z>eHf.', 

Ezra  E.  Worthen,  Dent. 

E.  G.  Cummings,  iJettt.. 

J.  Blaisdell,  Dent., 

H.  D.  White  Dent.,  (Fisher- 
ville). 
Conway,  Jere  Chandler, 

Jonathan  E.  Thompson. 
Cornish.  Elijah  Boardman, 

Lyman  Hall. 

Constant  Manchester. 
Crovdon.  D.  D.  Marsh, 

W.  Barton. 
Dalton,  Wm.  Gordon. 
Danbury,  AY.  P.  Stone,  Fel., 
Danville,  J.  Clark. 
Deerfield,  S.  Brown,  Fel., 

Israel  N.  Gale, 

Charles  Chase, 

Yrilliam  Young, 


Deerfield,  John  O.  Haines,  Bot. 
Derry,  J.  H.  Crombie,  Fel., 

Henry  Hayes. 
Dover,  jS^athaiiiel  Low, 

Noah  Martin.  Fel., 

Albert  G.  Fenner,  Fel., 

Joseph  H.  Smith,  Fel., 

Paul  A.  Stackpole,  Fel., 

Eobert  Thompson, 

Alphouso  B  ckford, 

Levi  G.  Hill.  Fel.. 

T.  J.  W.  Prav,  Fel.. 

A.  J.  H.  Buzzell, 

Jefferson  Smith, 

W.  L.  Thompson,  Horn., 

C.  Horsch,  Horn., 

Jeremiah  Horn, 

Liudsey.  Bof, 

A.  J.  Young,  Dent., 
Dublin,  John  G.  Parker. 
Durham,  Thomas  Flanders, 

Green. 

Effingham.  Jeremiah  Dearborn. 
Enfield.  Benj.  F.  Skinner,  Fel., 

T.  H.  Currie.  Fel. 
East-Kingston,  John  A.  Follett. 
Eppiug,  N .  Batchelder. 

H.  B.  Burnham,  Ftl. 
Epsom,  L.  W.  Peabody,  Fel. 
Exeter,  William  Perry, 

David  AY.  Gorham, 

Samuel  B.  Swett, 

William  G.  Perry, 

Ezra  Bartlett, 

A\^.  L.  Johnson,  Dent. 

W.  D.  A'inal.  Dent. 
Farmington.  D.  T.  Parker, 

Samuel  Prav,  Jr., 

A.  M.  AYin.n 
Fitzwilliam,  S.  Cummings,  Fe/., 

James  Batcheller.  Fel.' 
Francestown.  D.  F.  Frye.  Fel. 
Franconia,  Daniel  E.  AVells, 

Otis  F.  Willis. 
Franklin,  L.  M.  Knight,  Fel.. 

S.  B.  Kelley. 
Freedom.  Calvin  Topliff. 
Gilford.  Thomas  N.  Sanborn. 

F.  O.  Sleeper, 

Charles  W.  Hunt, 

George  W.  Munsey, 

A.  C  Lindsey. 
Gilmanton.  Nahum  Wight,  Fel., 

Geoi-ge  Montgomerv. 

L.  W:  Sanborn,  Dent. 
Gilsum,  G.  AY.  Hammond, 


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MEDICAL. 


Gilsum,  Kimball  D.  Webster. 
Goflfstowii,  Daniel  Little, 

Alonzo  F.  Carr,  Fel., 

John  S.  Little. 
Gorham,  H.  F.  Wardwell. 
Gosport,  George  Beebe. 
Goshen,  H.  G.  Mclntire, 

Frances  H.  Wheeler. 
Grafton.  James  R.  Smiley,  Fel. 
Grantham,  Hubert  Sleeper. 
Greeutield,  John  Kamsay, 

J.  S.  Burt. 
Greenland,  George  Odell, 

G.  C.  Clough. 

Groton, 

Hampstead.  J.  C.  Eastman,  Fel. 
Hampton,  W.  T.  Merrill. 
Hampton-Falls,  Charles  H.  San- 
born. 
Hancock,  Isaac  Cragin. 
Hanover,  Dixi  Crosby,  Fel.^ 

Thomas  P.  Hill,  Fel., 

J.  A.'Smith, 

Alpheus  B.  Crosby,  Fel. 
Haverhill,  Hiram  Morgan, 

P.  Spaulding, 

H.  B.  Leonard, 

H. H.  Tenney, 

J.  N.    Davis,  Horn.    Phij'n 
and  Surgeon. 
Henniker,  W.  W.  Wilkius,^e/., 

Israel  P.  Chase,  Horn. 
Hebron,  John  Whitmore. 
Hill,  K.  Fellows. 
Hillsborough,  E.  Hatch, 

John  GoodaJe, 

Abel  C.  Burnham, 

Charles  L.  Hartwell,  Fel., 

John  Q.  II.  J^rench. 
Hinsdale,  Fred  Boyden. 
Holderness,  J.  A.  Dana, 

Mrs.  S.  D.  Thompson,  Bot. 
Hollis,  Oliver  Scripture, 

H.  Willoughby, 

George  P.  Greely. 
Hooksett.  Horace  Ga^e. 
Hopkinton,  Cyril  C.  Tyler, 

Stephen  Currier, 

D.JO.  Callius,  ^o^., 

Alexander  llogers, 

J.  Wilson. 
Hudson,  James  Emery, 

D.  Onslow  Smith. 
Jaffery,  Oscar  H.  Bradley, 

G.  A.  Phelps,  Fel. 
Jackson,  Daniel  I>iusmore. 


JeflTerson,  Jame.s  L.  Hartwell. 
Keene, George  B.  Twitchell,Fe/., 

Daniel  Adams, 

A.  S.  Carpenter, 

T.  B.  Kittredge,  Fel., 

W.  B.  Chamberlain,  Horn... 

J.  F.  Jennison,  Bot., 

William  H.Thayer, 

J.  J.  Johnson, 

F.  S.  Stratton,  Dent., 
Walker. 

Kensington,  Jonathan  Brown. 
Kingston,  Thomas  Bassett, 

Levi  S.  Bartlett, 

George  W.  Sanborn, 

A.  Severance. 
Laconia,  D.  S.  Prescott, 

Oliver  Goss,  Fel.. 

Robert  E.  Merrill, 

G.  W.  Hunt, 

Geo.  V.  Pickering,  Dent., 

John  Stevens.  Dent, 
Lancaster,  Benj.  Hunking. 

Jacob  E.  Stickney, 

J.  W  Barney, 

Freedom  Diiismoor, 

James  D.  Folsom. 
Landaff,  J.  Brownson,  Jr.,  Bot. 
Langdon,  Leland  J.  Graves. 
Lebanon,  Benjamin  T.Hubbard. 

Benjamin  Gallup, 

Caleb  Plastridge, 

L.  C.  Bean,  Fel., 

John  Clough,  Fel., 

A.  M.  Mowe,  Dent., 

C.  O.  Towne. 
Lempster,  J.  N.  Butler. 
Lisbon,  C.  H.  Bovnton, 

J.  F.  Thompson,  Bot. 

S.  F.  Brown  Bot., 

Moses  Whitcomb. 
Littleton,  William  Burns, 

Adams  Moore,  Fel..^ 

R.  Bugbee, 

J.  L.  Harriman, 

Sanger,  Horn. 

Londonderry, Wm.  J.  Campbell. 
Loudon,  Js^.  Shannon,  Fel., 

Isaac  S.  French, 

William  S.  Collins. 

Lyman, 

Lyme,  C.  B.  Hamilton,  Fel., 

Abraham  O.  Dickey,  Fel., 

Adoniram  Smalley,  Fel., 

C.  C.  Kingsbury. 
Lyudeboro',  I.  Herrick,  Horn., 


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Lyndeboro',  W.  A.  Joues,  Horn. 
Madison,  D.  S.  Hobb.*, 
Manchester, M.  G.  J.Tewksbury, 

Charles  Wells. 

W.  D.  Buck,  Fd., 

Josiah  Crosby,  Fel., 

J.  S.  Elliott, 

A.  G.  Gale, 

Sylvanus  Buntou,  i^e?., 

Ebenezer  H.  Davis.  Fel.^ 

Thomas  Wheat,  FcL, 

David  S.  Morse, 

J.  A.  Tebbetts, 

W.  W.  Brown,  Fel., 

D.  B.  Nelson. 

H.  C.  Parker,  Horn., 

George  H.  Hubbard,  Fel., 

James  P.  Walker, 

J.  M.  Hawks, 

Wm.  Neilson, 

T.  M.  Hanson,  5of. 

C.  r.  Wood,  Surg.,  Dent., 
A.  B.  Lord,  X'eH^,  Horn., 
John  Prescott,  Dent. 

Marlborough,  Samuel  A.  Kich- 
ardson,\Ff/. 

Marlow,  M.  Perkins. 

Mason,  Thos.  H.  Marshall,  Fel., 
Edwin  Schotleld. 

Meredith,  John  Sanborn, 
Jeremiah  Smith, 
Hosea  H.  Smith.  Fel., 
William  Blake,  ^o^, 
John  H.  Sanborn,  Fel., 
George  Sanborn. 

Merrimack,  H.  Eaton,  Fel., 
M.  Merriam. 

Milan,  Don  A.  Robinson. 

Milford.  S.  Smith  Stickney, 
S.  G.  Dearborn,  Fel., 
H.  Eldridge, 
Wm.  Darricott,  Dent., 
J.  H.  Parmlee,  Dent.  Surg. 

Milton,  Stephen  Drew, 
Wm.  B.  Kevnolds, 

D.  E.  Palmer. 
Mont-Vernon,  A.A.Gerrish,Fe?. 
Moultonborough,  T-  Shannon, 

William  H.  H.  Mason,  Fel. 
Nashua,  Ebenezer  Dearborn, 
Elijah  Colburn, 
Edward  Spaulding.  Fel., 

E.  B.  Hammond.  Fel., 
Joshua  F.  Whittle, 
N.  J.  Moore, 
George  Gray, 


Nashua,  J.  G.  Graves, 
Josiah  G.  Graves,  2d, 
Edwin  Colburn, 
N.  P.  Carter, 
F.  B.  Ayer, 
T.  H.  Gibby, 
J.  B.  Greeley, 
Geo.  P.  Greeley, 
Levi  P.  Sawver, 
L.  F.  Locke.'-Den^.,  Fel., 
Albert  Lull,  Dent., 

E.  S.  Miles.  Dent. 
Nelson,  Nehemiah  Rand. 
New-Boston,  J.  Danforth,  Fel., 

Robert  Whipple. 

A.  McMellin, 
N.  P.  Clark. 

New-Hampton , Tristram  Rogers, 

Artemus  H.  Carr,  Fel. 
New-Ipswich,  S.  Gibson, 

F.  Jones, 
George  A.  Gage, 
J.  M.  Rand. 

New-London, S.M.Whipple,Fe^, 

Levi  Pierce,  Horn. 
Newmarket,  J.  R.  Sanborn, 

G.  W.  Kittredge, 
William  Folsom, 
Reuben  31.  Gray, 

B.  N.  Towle, 
Joseph  S.  Elkins. 

Newport,  John  L.  Swett,  Fel., 
Thomas  Sanborn,  Fel., 
J.  A.  Gregg, 
Mason  Hatch. 

Newton,  Jonathan  G.  Gale. 

Northlield,  Parsons  Whidden. 

North-Hampton,  M.  L.  Hobbs. 

Northwood.  Thomas  Tuttle, 

C.  W.  Hanson. 
Northumberland,  Josiah  Morse. 
Orford,  Willard  Hoslord, 

D.  G.  Marston. 
Ossipee,  Alvah  Moulton, 

Nathaniel  Grant, 

G.  W.  Tibbetts. 
Pelham,  L.  H.  Grosveuor, 

Amos  Batchelder, 

S.  T.  Birmingham. 
Pembroke,  B.  H.  Phillips,  Fel., 

Frederick  Potter. 
Peterborough.  W.  Follansbee, 

Daniel  B.  Cutter, 

Albert  Smith,  Fel., 

P.  D.  Badger,  Bot., 
John  Hurd. 


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riermoiit,  Zeeb  Oilman, 

Jouathan  Knight. 
Pittsfield,  K.  V.  J.Tenney,  Fel., 

W.  W.  Proctor. 

A.  "Wares, 

John  Wheeler, 
riainfield,  J.  S.  Blanchard, 

C.  C.  Becklev, 

Elbrid^e  G.  lieers,  Bot., 

Enoch  Blanchard. 
Plaistow,  Nathaniel  K.  Kelly, 
riymouth,  Robert  Burns, 

Cyrus  K.  Kelly,  Fel., 

J.  C  Garland." 
rortsraouth.  J.  H.  Boardman, 

N.  W.  Oliver,  Fel., 

Edward  Kundlett, 

Robert  O.  Treadwell 

William  Laighton,  Fel., 

A.  Perry,  Bot., 

B.  W.  Curtis, 

E.  Richter.  Horn., 

A.  B.  Bennett, 
Js'.  L.  Folsom, 

G.  G.  Brewster,  Med.   and 
Surg.  Dent.. 

Samuel  Baker,  Dent., 

E.  S.  Rvder,  Dent.. 

Frank  Fuller,  Dent. 
Raymond,  True  M.  Gould.  Fel. 
Richmond,  Samuel  P.  French, 

Fel. 
Rindge,  Josiah  Abbott. 
Rochester,  John  W.  Pray, 

James  Farrington,  Jr., 

Enoch  C.  Dow. 
Rollinstbrd,  John  G.  Pike, 

Merrow. 

Rumney,  Daniel  L.  Simpson, 

Alvah  C.  Hall, 

Daniel  Darling. 
Rye,  Warren  Par.sons. 
Salisbury,  Thomas  W.  "Wilson. 
Fel., 

C.  B.  Willis, 

"W.  W.  Sleeper,  Bnt. 

Salem,  B.  W.  Woodman. 

Sanbornton,  John  Carr.,  Fel., 
Nathaniel  G.  Ladd, 
James  B.  Abbott,  Fel., 

B.  Lyford,/e/., 
S.  Campbell. 

Sandwich,  Thos.  J.  Sweatt, 
John  S.  Emerson,  Fel., 
Wm.  A.  I'age. 

Seabrook,  Jouathan  Dearborn. 


I  Seabrook,' Ladd. 

j  Shelburne,  Oliver  B.  Howe. 
Somersworth,  E.  G.  Yeatou, 
I         Charles  F.  Elliott,  Fel., 
I         J.  C.  Hanson,  i'>/., 

C.  H.  Shackford,  Fel., 
Edward  H.  Pratt, 
F.  Tuttle, 

I         E.  Jenness,  Horn., 

J.  S.  Ro.«s. 
I  South-Xewmarket,  A.  H.  Var- 
!  nej- 

!  Springfield,YalentineManahan. 
]             Fel. 
Stoddard, Richardson. 

Silas  M.  Dinsmore. 
i  Strafford.  C.  Palmer,  Fel., 
!         Isaiah  Edgerly. 
!  Stratham,  George  H.  Odell. 
j  Stratford,  C  C.  Carpenter. 
i  Sutton,  Robert  Lane, 
j         Diamond  Davis, 
I         George  C.  Fuller. 
'  Swauzey,  Willard  Adams, 

D.  L.  M.  Comings,  Fel., 

F.  H.  Underwood,  Eclectic. 
Sunapee,  John  Hopkins, 

1.  M.  Bishop, 
Surry,  Wm.  H.  Porter. 
Stew'artstown,  J.    B.  Gendron, 

Horn. 
Tamworth,  E.  Wilkinson, 

Joseph  Huntress. 
Temple,  Josiah  M.  Blood. 
Thornton,  W.  A.  Smith.  Fel. 
Troy,  Charles  W.  Whitney, 

Abial  M.  Caverlv,  Fel. 
Tuftouborough,  James  C  Bas- 
sett., 

Frank  Haley,  Fel. 
Unity,  G.  S.  Spencer. 
Upper    Gilmautou,   George  E. 

Spencer. 
Wakefield,  John  L.  Swiuertou, 

S.  W.  I'oberts,  Fel. 
Walpole,  Ebenezer  Morse, 

Jesseniah  Kittredge, 

Henry  Mellish, 

Wm.  J.  Knight.  Bot. 
Walpole,  Hiram  Watkins, 

Jacob  B.  Burnham,  Bot,, 

George  A.  Blake, 

Willard  Ball    i;^?*^. 
Warner,  Leonard  EatOB, 

J.  M.  Fitz, 

Moses  Wilson. 


CITIES   !?«    NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 


ir 


Warren,  Jesse  Little, 

David  C.  French, 

Alphonso  G.  French, 
Washington,  John  Haynes, 

H.  Monroe. 
Weare,  Jas.  Peterson.  Hom.^ 

Robert  B.  Cars  well. 
Webster,  N.  H.  Arey. 
Weutworth,A.A.Whipple,  Fcl.^ 

Peter  L.  Hoyt, 

S.  S.  Stevens. 
Westmoreland,  G.  F.  Dunbar, 

B.  Simmons,  Bot. 
Whitefleld,  Albert  Winch, 


Whitelield.  George  S.  Gove. 
Wilmot,  H.  Nelson  Mason. 
Wilton,  Josiah  Fleeman, 

Timothv  Parkhurst, 

Caleb  Hodgdon,  Dent. 
Winchester,  Hosea  Pierce,  Fel. 

A.  P.  Macumber, 

G.  Walton  Pierce, 

I.  W.  Russell.  Surg.  Dent. 
Windham,  Ira  Weston, 

Simeon  D.  York. 
W^olfborough.  T.  J.  Tebbetts, 

Jeremiah  F.  Hall,  Fel.., 

Luther  Pattee,  Fel..^ 

M  .  R.  Warren,  Fel. 


CITIES   IN   NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 


CITY  OF  MANCHESTER. 

Held  their  election  the  second  Tuesday  in  December,  1859,  and 
organized  their  city  government  the  first  T.uesday  in  January,  for 
the  year  1860. 

EDWARD  W.  HARRINGTON,  Mayor. 

ALDERMEN. 

Wardl.  Reuben  Dodge.  [  Ward  5.  George  H.  Hubbard. 

"I.  James  A.  Tebbetts.  "    6.  Samuel  D.  Farrar. 

t.  Benjamin  F.  Martin.  "    7.  John  Moulton. 

:.  George  A.  Barnes.         I        "    8.  Daniel  Farmer,  Jr. 
Joseph  Knowlton,  City  Clerk. 


COMJIOK  COUNCIL. 

HORACE  PETTEE,  President. 


Ward  1.  George  W.  Thayer, 
George  C  Gilniore, 
Henry  A.  Campbell. 

■•    2.  JosiahA. Chamberlain, 
George  S.  Xeal, 
George  T.  Cram. 

"    .3.  John  B.  Chase, 

Albert  H.  Daniels, 
Albion  Barker. 

'•    4.  John  H.  Maynard, 
Seth  Millikin, 
Eben  French. 
Simeon  D.  Farnsworth, 


Ward  5.  Thomas  Baxter, 
Elijah  Perry, 
Horace  Bonney. 
"    6.  Horace  Pettee, 
Levi  H.  Sleeper, 
Charles  W.  Adams. 
"    7.  John  Bartlett, 
W.  P.  Stratton, 
Daniel  Mack. 
"    8.  George  S.  Chandler. 
Dennis  Cassidy, 
Daman  Y.  Stearns. 
Clerk  of  Common  Council. 


City  Treasurer— Henry  IJ.  Chamberlain. 
City  Collector— Henry  R.  Chamberlain. 
City  Physician — William  D.  Buck. 


118 


CITIES    IN    NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 


City  Solicitor— WiWiam  W.  Morris. 

City  Marshal— John  L.  Kelly. 

Assistant  Marshal— 3\xsim  Spear. 

Health  Officers— W&rr&n  L.  Laue,  John  L.  Kelly,  Darius  Baker. 

Police  Justice— S-AxnneX  Upton. 

Special  Jusfice— Amos  B.  Shattuck. 

Chi^ Engineer— A.  C.  Heath. 

Liquor  Agent— John  A.  Perry. 

City  Messengei-— Lemuel  H.  James. 


CITY    OP   PORTSMOUTH, 

Held  their  election  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  Xovember.  1859,  and 
organized  their  city  government  the  first  Tuesday  in  January,  for 
the  year  1860. 

JOHN  R.  REDING,  Mayor. 

ALDERMEN. 

Ward  1.  John  Chase,  i  Ward  2, 

Christoph'r  C.Jackson, 
James  Moses,  3d.  "     3 

"     2.  Jlarcellus  Bufford,         | 


Israel  Kimball, 
Joseph  B.  Upham. 
Daniel  Marcy, 
Stephen  D.  Scriggins. 


John  Bennett,  City  Clerk. 


COMMON   COUNCIL. 

PHIXEAS  NICHOLS,  President. 


Ward  1.  Charles  A.  Wiggin, 
Calvin  S.  Hodgdon, 
John  H.  Downing, 
Francis  J.  Wilson, 
Henry  M.  Grant, 
George  Annable, 
John  H.  Folsom, 
Henry  F.  Cate, 
Oliver  Hanscom. 
"     2.  Samuel  G.  Folsom, 
John  H.  Broughton, 
William  H.  Sise, 


Ward  2.  Samuel  Reynolds, 

John  Wesley  Moses, 
James  C.  Brown, 
Frank  W.  3Iiller, 
rhineas  Nichols, 
John  E.  Ham. 
"     3.  Benjamin  Russell, 
J.  Sullivan  Rand, 
John  E.  Eider, 
Gustavus  A.  Abbott, 
William  H.  Hayes, 
Oliver  Tucker. 


James  W.  Folsom,  Clerk  of  the  Common  Council. 


City  Messenger^,! osei)h  C  Walker. 
Treasurer  and  Collector— Rohert  Lefavour. 
City  Physician — Abner  B.  Bennett. 
Justice  qfthe.  Police  Court— Lory  Odell. 
Special  ./Hs^/ce— William  H.  Rollins. 
City  Marshal — Benjamin  Norton. 

Assistant  Marshals— Ch&r\es  W.  Stinson,  John  M.  Davis,  Emery 
A.  Dresser,  Daniel  L.  Randall,  Charles  W.  Bailey. 
Health  Officers—  Ad&ma  Perry,  Andrew  C.  Peirce. 
Chi^ Engimer—Chailea  Main. 


119 

CITY   OF   COXCORD,   1860-61. 

MOSES  T.  WILLARD,  Mayor. 


Wardl.  Jacob  B.Eand. 
''     2.  Samuel  Eastman. 
"     3.  Ira  Kowell. 
"     4.  Shadrach  Seavey. 


ALDERMEX. 

Ward  5.  Bradbury  Gill. 
'•     6.  Caleb  Parker. 
"     7.  Joseph  Hazeltine. 


David  "Watson,  City  Clerk. 


COilMOX    COUNCIL. 


WE:NT WORTH  G. 
Ward  1.  Andrew  P.  Bennett, 
Cyrus  W.  Lincoln. 
"     2.  Zebulon  Smith, 
William  Abbott. 
"     3.  Stephen  Carleton. 
William  D.  Colby. 
"     4.  John  C.  Pillsbury, 


SHAW,  President. 
Ward  4.  Ezra  Ballard. 

"     5.  William  H.  Buntin, 

Wentworth  G.  Shaw. 
"     6.  Benjamin  liolfe, 

Abraham  G.  Jones. 
"      7.  John  B.  Flanders, 
Jedediah  C.Abbott. 


Amos  Hadley,  Clerk. 


City  Treasiirer—Woodhridge  Odlin. 
City  Solicitor— Lyman  T.  Flint. 
City  Physician — i3enjamin  S.  Warren,  M,  D. 
City  Marshal  and  Collector  of  Taxes—John  Kimball. 
Assistant  Mar.^hals — Jona.  L.  Pickering,  John  A.  Coburn. 
Health  Officers— John  Kimball,  ex  officio.,  Albert  H.  Moultou. 
[.  D.,  William  H.  Smart,  m.  v>. 
Police  Justice— DsLwid.  Pillsbury. 
Special  Jw.s^/t'^'— Stephen  C.  Badger. 
Chief  Engineer— True  Osgood. 


Ward  1. 

"     2. 


CITY   OF    NASHUA,   1860-61. 

AAROX  W.  SAWYER,  Maijor. 


ALDERMEN. 


Jeremiah  B.  Mason. 
Bern-dB.  Whittemore. 
Caleb  Burbank. 
Ebenezer  Deaborn. 
Hoit, 


5.  William  W 

Francis  Winch,  City  Clerk. 


Ward  5.  George  Thomppon. 
''      6.  John  G.  Blunt, 

George  A.  Rollins. 
"  7.  Samuel  F.  Wright. 
"     8.  Benjamin  P.  Moore. 


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CITIES   IX   NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 


JOSIAH   M 
Ward  1.  Charles  Lovejoy, 

Harding  C  Rogers. 
''     2.  Richard  O.  Greenleaf, 

John  v.  Pierce. 
"     3.  Albert  H.  Saunders, 

Daniel  S.  Jones. 
"     4.  Josiah  M.  Fletcher, 

Reuben  M.  Sawyer. 
"     5.  Amos  Wheeler, 

Jonathan  Parkhurst, 


COMMON   COUNCIL, 

FLETCHER, 
Ward  5. 


President. 
Charles  Simonds, 
Dennis  D.  Sullivan. 
Andrew  J.  Rockwood. 
William  J.  Bennett, 
John  Morrill, 
Samuel  Person. 
Joseph  K.  Gage, 
Theodore  J.  Eddy. 
John  Lane, 
David  L.  Morrill. 


John  G.  Kimball,  Clerk. 

City  Treasurer— B.  P.  Emerson. 

City  Collector 

City  Solicitor— A.  F.  Stevens. 

City  Marshal— Thomas  G.  Banks. 

Assistant  City  Marshal— Varis  H.  Hill. 

Chief  Engineer— Isaac  Eaton. 

City  Physician— James  B.  Greeley. 

Health  Officers— Thomas  G.  Banks,  Paris  H.  Hill,  Thomas  Chase. 

Police  Justice — Thomas  Pearsons,  Jr. 

Special  Justice — Isaac  Spalding. 


CITY    OF    DOVER, 

Held  their  election  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  in  November,  1859,  and 
organized  their  city  government  the  first  Wednesday  in  Januarv. 
1860. 

ALBERT  BOND,  Mayor. 

ALDERMEN. 

Ward  3.  Solomon  H.  Forge, 
Josiah  B.  Folsom. 
"     4.  David  H.  Gage. 


Ward  1.  Thomas  J.  Willey. 
"     2.  Mark  Thompson, 

John  L.  Platts. 
"     3.  R.  N.  Ross. 


Henry  T.  Wiswall,  City  Clerk. 

COMMON    COUNCIL. 

MOSES  PAUL,*  President. 


Ward  1.  Thomas  Comer, 
John  Kittredge, 
Moses  llussey. 

"     2.  Ralph  Hough, 

Enoch  H.  Nutter, 
Stephen  J.  Deland, 
George  H.  Gray, 
Morris  D.  Palmer, 
Edward  Morrill. 

"     3.  Moses  Paul, 

Charles  Woodman, 


Wards.  Horatio  G.Hanson,  jr. 
Silas  Moody, 
Levi  Brown, 
Samuel  Hussey, 
Nathaniel  Twombly. 
Edwin  Whitehouse, 
William  Burr. 
"     4.  Samuel  Hanson,  2d. 
Joseph  Wingate, 
Jesse  Meader, 


Deceased. 


Charles  A.  Tufts,  Clerk. 


CITIES    IN   NEW-HAMPSHIRE.  121 

City  Messenger— J ose\)\i  A.  Wiggin. 
Citij  Treasurer— Asa  A.  Tufts. 
City  So/icitor— Henry  T.  Wiswall. 
City  Collector— Thomas  Stevenson. 
Justice  of  the  Police  C'oifr^— Kichar(J  Kimball. 
Associate  Justice- 
City  Marshal— Jonathan  P.  Baker. 
Assistant  Marshal— J osei)h  G.  Wallace. 
Chief  Enffineer—Jiichard  X.  Eoss. 

Health  Commissioners— True  Seavey,  Thomas  E.  Wliitehouse, 
B.  S.  Nudd. 


TOWX   POLICE   COURTS. 

TOWN  OF  CLAREMONT. 

POLICE    COURT. 

Philander  C.  Freeman,  Police  Justice,  appointed  June  26, 1858. 
William  P.  Austin,  .S'/^ecia^  Jjis^ice,  "  '■  '' 

TOWN  OF  SOMERSWORTH. 

POLICE    COURT. 

George  W.  Balloch,  Police  Justice,  appointed  May  14, 1858. 
John  C.  Hill,  Associate  Justice,  "  *'  " 

TOWN  OF  FARMINGTON, 

Adopted  the  Police  law,  by  a  majority  vote,  July  12, 1859. 

Louis  Bell,  Police  Justice,  appointed  September  23, 1859. 
Josiah  B.  Edgerly,  Associate  Justice,  appointed  June,  1860. 


INSPECTORS,  &c. 


Inspector  of  Flour — Julius  Cone.  Concord. 

"         0/ 5bps— William  P.  Riddle.  Manchester. 

"         o/i^'isft— William  T.  Frye,  Portsmouth. 
Commissioners  of  Pilotage— Lyman  D.    Spalding,  William   L. 
Dwight,  Charles  H.  Chase,  Portsmouth. 


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BOARD  OP  EDUCATION. 


The  following  County  School  Commissioners  were  appointed 
lor  one  year,  eommeuciug  July  15,  1860 : 

Salary. 

Wilson  S.  Abbot*,  Raymond,  for  Rockingham, S170 

William  D.  Knapp,  Somersworth,  for  Stratford, 75 

Samuel  D.  Quarles,  Ossipee,  for  Carroll, 80 

William  X.  Blair,  Laconia,'for  Belknap, 69 

Horatio  Merrill,  Salisbury,  for  Merrimack 130 

Harry  Brickett,  Hillsborough,  for  Hillsborough 155 

Herbert  B.  Titus,  Chestertield,  for  Cheshire, 120 

I'aul  S.  Adams,  Newport,  for  Sullivan, 90 

James  W.  Patterson,  Hanover,  for  Grafton, 185 

Joseph  B.  Hill,  Stewartstown,  for  Cobs, 135 

On  the  third  Wednesday  of  August,  1860,  the  several  County 
School  Commissioners  met  at  Concord,  and  organized  themselves 
into  a  Board  of  Education,  according  to  law,  by  choosing  a 
Chairman  and  Secretary. 

C'Ao/r?;ia?2— Harry  Brickett,  Hillsborough. 

Secretary—JA^BS  Willis  Patterson,  Hanover. 


The  fourteenth  Annual  Report  upon  the  Common  Schools  of 
Xew-Hampshire,  the  same  being  the  tenth  Annual  Report  of  the 
Board  of  Education,  1860. 


K.  H.  TEACHERS'   ASSOCIATIOX. 
President— David  Crosby,  Kashua. 

Vice-Presidents— ^YiUon  S.Abbott,  Raymond;  B.F.Wallace, 
Lacouia;  John  S.  Woodman,  Hanover;  Cyrus  S.  Richards,  Mer- 
iden;  Henry  E.  Sawyer,  Concord;  John  W.  Ray,  Manchester; 
Sullivan  McCollister,  Westmoreland. 

Secretaries— Kenrj  S-  Boltwood,  Derry ;  John  P.  Xewell,  Man- 
chester. 

Treasurer — Sylvanus  Hayward,  Xew-Ipswich. 

CoJtraseZZors— E.  T.  Rowe"  Paltiah  Brown,  Aurin  M.  Paysou,Eli- 
hu  T.  Quimby.  D.  H.  Sanborn,  Xathan  F.  Carter,  Harry  Brickett. 


132 


LITERARY  INSTITUTIOjNS. 


IXCORPORATED    ACADEMIES. 

In  giving  brief  statistics  of  incorporated  Literary  Institutions 
in  New-Hampshire,  the  compiler  relics  wholly  on  the  kindness  o^ 
the  Principals  forwarding  to  him  annual  catalogues  or  written 
communications. 

A  full  statement  of  an  academy,  giving  the  names  of  teachers, 
branches  taught,  &c.,  must  be  considered  as  an  advertisement, 
and  will  be  inserted  in  the  last  part  of  the  Register,  when  direct- 
ed, and  the  charge  for  insertion  will  be  made  reasonable  and  satis- 
factory. 

Atkijs'SOX  Academy,  incorporated  in  1791.  Justin  W.  Spaul- 
ding,  A.  M..  Principal :  Mary  C  French,  Preceptress.  Board  of 
Teachers,  4.    Three  Terms."    Average,  51  scholars. 

BoscAW^zx  ACADKMY.  incorporated  in  1828.  Jonathan  Ten- 
ney,  a.  m.,  Principal :  Ellen  J.  Legro,  Preceptress. 

Fra>'kli>-  Academy,  incorporated  in  1831.  A.  A.  Smith, 
Principal ;  Mrs.  A.  A.  Smith,  Preceptress. 

GiLMANTOx  Academy,  incorporated  in  1794.  Charles  H.  Stan- 
ley, A.  B.,  Principal :  Mary  A.  Dearborn,  Preceptress. 

Hexkiker  Academy,  incorporated  in  1836.  Thomas  L.  San- 
born, A.  B.,  Principal ;  Lydia  V.  Heath,  Preceptress.  J\ umber  of 
teachers,  3. 

HoPKixTOX  Academy,  incorporated  in  1827.  Steplien  W. 
Clarke,  Principal;  Anna  G.  Clarke,  Preceptress.  Number  of 
teachers,  3. 

Kimball  UxiON  Academy,  incorporated  in  1813:  located  at 
Meriden.  Cyrus  S.  Bichards,  a.  m..  Principal ;  Mary  Bates.  Prin- 
cipal of  the  Female  Department.  AVhole  Board  of  Teachers,  6. 
Average  number  of  pupils  in  both  departments,  200;  average 
number  fitted  for  college,  30;  available  funds  which  belong  to 
the  institution,  850,000. 

New-Hampton  Academy,  incorporated  in  1849.  G.  H.  Kich- 
ardson,  a.  m..  Principal ;  C.  F.  Brackett,  A.  B.,  Assistaiit. 

New-Hampshire  Confeuesce  Seminary  and  Female 
College,  was  founded  in  1844,  and  incorporated  in  1852;  located 
at  Sanbornton  Bridge.  Bev.  Charles  W.  Gushing,  A.  M.,  Presi- 
dent ;  Rev.  R.  M.  Manly,  A.  M.,  Principal;  Henry  Lummis,  A.  M., 
Sylvester  Dixon,  a.  m.,  Assistants. 

Orpord  Academy,  incorporated  in  1836.    George  0.  Dalton 


LITERARY    INSTITUTION'S.  133 

A.  31..  Principal;  Louisa  M.  Dalton,  Preceptress.     Number  of 
teachers,  5. 

Pembroke  Academy,  incorporated  in  1818.  Charles  G.  Burn- 
ham.  A.  M.,  Principal ;  S.  O.  Burnham,  A.  b.,  Assistant. 

People's  Liteeart  Institute,  incorporated  in  1841;  located 
at  Pembroke.  Orville  Smith,  Principal;  Darwin  C.  Blanchard, 
Assistant. 

Phillips  Exeter  Academy,  incorporated  in  1781.  Gideon 
L.  Soule,  LL.D.,  Principal;  George  A.  Wentworth,  A.  b.,  Profes- 
sor of  Mathematics ;  Br&dhury  L.  Cilley,  a.  b.,  Professor  of  An- 
cient Languages. 

PiTTSFiELD  Academy,  incorporated  in  1830.  Scott  French, 
A.  B.,  Principal;  Mary  F.  French,  Preceptress.  Number  of 
Teachers,  4. 

Tilde:^  Female  Seminany,  incorporated  in  1853;  located  at 
"West  Lebanon. '■ ,  PHncii)al ;  E.  C.  Law- 
rence, Preceptress. 

St.  Paul's  School,  incorporated  in  1855;  located  at  Millville, 
Concord.  Eev.  Henry  A.  Coit,  m.  a.,  Bectar ;  Kev.  Francis  Chase, 
M.  A.,  Assistant. 

WoLFBOROUGH  AifD  TuFTONBORouGH  ACADEMY,  incorporat- 
ed in  1820;  located  at  Wolfborough.  John  Wingate,  Jr.,  a.  b.. 
Principal;  S.  A.  Nudd,  Precejitress .    Board  of  Teachers,  5. 


DARTMOUTH    COLLEGE. 

trustees. 

Eev.  Nathan  Lord,  d.  d..  President. 

His  Excellency  Ichabod  Goodwin,  ex  officio,  Portsmouth. 

Hon.  Joel  Parker,  ll.  d.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Eev.  Zedekiah  S.  Barstow,  d.  d.,  Iveeue. 

Eev.  Nathaniel  Bouton,  d.  d..  Concord. 

Eev.  Samuel  Delano,  Hartford,  Vt. 

Eev.  Silas  Aiken,  d.  d.,  Eutland.  Vt. 

Hon.  Anthony  Colby,  New-London. 

Hon.  Amos  Tuck,  Exeter. 

Lyndon  A.  Marsh,  Esq.,  Woodstock,  Vt. 

Hon.  George  W.  Nesmith,   Franklin. 

The  Honorable  Council,  the  President  of  the  Senate  and  Speaker 
of  the  House,  with  the  Chief  Justice  of  the  Supreme  Judicial 
Court,  are  Trustees,  ex  officio,  in  relation  to  funds  given  by  the 
State. 

Visitors  to  the  Chandler  School— John  James  Dixwell,  Esq., 
A.  M.,  Boston;  Francis  Brown  Hayes,  Esq.,  A.  m.,  Boston. 

T/'ea^itrer— Daniel  Blaisdell,  Esq.,  Hanover. 

MEDICAL  FACULTY. 

Eev.  Nathan  Lord,  d.  d..  President. 

Hon.  Isaac  F.  Eedfield,  ll.  d.,  Professor  of  Medical  Jurispru- 
dence. 
Dixi  Crosby,  m.  d.,  Professor  of  Surgery,  Obstetrics,  Sfc. 


134  LITERARY    INSTITUTIONS. 

Edward  Elisha  Phelps,  m.  d.,  ll.  d.,  Professor  of  the  Theory 
and  Practice  of  Medicine  and  Pathological  Anatomy. 

Albert  Smith,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Materia  Medica  and  Thera- 
peutics. 

Oliver  Tayson  Hubbard,  M.  d.,  Professor  of  Chemistry  and 
Pharmacy. 

Edmund  Randolph  Peaslee,  m.  d.,  ll.  d.,  Professor  of  Anatomy 
and  Physiology.,  and  Librarian. 

Edward  S.  Dunster,  M.  d.,  Demonstrator  of  Anatomy. 

William  Smith  Leonard,  M.  D.,  Demonstrator  of  Pathological 
Anatomy. 

Frederick  Chase,  A.  B.,  Assistant  in  Chemistry. 

The  annual  course  of  Medical  Lectures  be^ns  the  first  week 
after  Commencement,  and  continues  fourteen  weeks. 

The  Sixty-Fourth  Annual  Course  of  Lectures  commenced  in 
August,  1860.  Fees  for  the  course,  S50.  Matriculation,  5.  Grad- 
uating expenses,  S18. 

ACADEMICAL    FACULTY. 

Rev.  Nathan  Lord,  d.  d.,  President. 

Rev.  Roswell  Shurtleff,  D.  D.,  Professor  Emeritus  of  Moral 
Philosophy  and  Political  Economy. 

Alpheus  Crosby,  a.  m.,  Professor  Emeritus  of  the  Greek  Lan- 
guage and  Literature. 

Rev.  Henry  Fairbanks,  A.  M.,  Appleton  Professor  of  Natural 
Philosojjhy. 

Oliver  Fayson  Hubbard,  m.  d.,  Hall  Professor  of  Mineralogy 
and  Geology.,  and  Professor  of  Chemistry  and  Pharmacy. 

Rev.  Clement  Long,  d.  n..  Professor  of  Intellectual  Philosophy 
and  Political  Economy. 

Rev.  Samuel  Gilman  Brown,  D.  D.,  Evans  Professor  of  Oratory 
and  Belles-I^ettres. 

Rev.  Charles  A.  Aiken,  a.  m.,  Professor  of  Latin  Language  and 
Literature. 

Rev.  Daniel  James  Noyes,  D.  D.,  Phillips  Professor  of  Theology. 

John  Smith  Woodman,  A.  M.,  Professor  of  Civil  Engineering. 

Rev.  John  Newton  Futuam,  A.  M.,  Professor  of  the  Greek  Lan- 
guage and  Literature. 

James  Willi.s  Patterson,  A.  M.,  Professor  of  Astronomy. 

John  Riley  Yaruey,  A.  M.,  Professor  of  Mathematics. 

William  A.  I'ackaid,  a.  m.,  Professor  of  Modern  Languages. 

Samuel  Augustus  Duncan,  a.  m.,  T'utor  in  Languages. 

COMMENCEMENT. 

The  Annual  Commencement,  last  Thursday  in  July ;  Anniver- 
sary of  Societies  on  Wednesday,  the  day  before  Commencement. 
Examination  for  admission  to  College,  on  Tuesday  of  Commence- 
ment week. 

A'ACATIONS. 

The  first,  four  weeks,  beginning  the  day  after  Commencement. 
The  second,  seven  weeks,  beginning  in  November. 
The  third,  two  weeks,  in  May. 


LITERARY    INSTITUTIOXS,  135 

CHANDLER    SCHOOL. 

CHA>T)LEK    SCIE>-TIFIC   FACULTY. 

The  scientific  course  of  study  in  this  department  is  four  years. 
Rev.  Nathan  Lord,  d.  d.,  President. 

Kev.  Henry  Fairbanks,  a.  m.,  Professor  of  Natural  Philosophy. 
Oliver  Payson  Hubbard,  ar.  d.,  Professor  of  Mineralogy,  Geolo- 
gy and  Chemistry . 
Rev.  Samuel  Oilman  Brown,  d.  d.,  Professor  of  Rhetoric. 
Rev.  Daniel  James  Xoyes,  D.  d..  Professor  of  Moral  Scierice. 
Edmund  R.  Peaslee,  M.  d.,  Professor  of  Physiology. 
John  Smith  Woodman,  A.  M.,  Professor  of  Civil  Engineering. 
James  Willis  Patterson,  A.  M.,  Professor  of  Astronomy. 
John  Riley  Yarney,  a.m.,  Professor  of  Mathematics. 
William  A.  Packard,  a.  m.,  Professor  of  Modern  Languages. 

ST0DE^-TS  FOR  1860-61. 

Medical  Students,  51;  Seniors,  57;  Juniors,  65;  Sophomores, 
72;  Freshmen,  81.  ScientiHc  School :  First  Class,  8;  Second  Class, 
15;  Third  Class,  12;  Fourth  Class,  7.    Total,  368. 

METHODIST  GEXERAL.  BIBLICAL.  IXSTITUTE. 

OFFICERS  OP  THE  BOARD   OP  TRUSTEES. 

President— L^Y^  Claplin,  Esq. 
Vice-President — Hon.  Elisha  Harris. 
Secre^ari/— Stephex  M.  Vail,  d.  d. 
Treasurer— R^y .  Elisha  Adams. 

FACULTY. 

Rev.  Bishop  Osman  C.  Baker,  d.  d.,  President  elect. 

Rev.  Stephen  M.  Yail,  d.  d.,  Morrill  Professor  of  Biblical 
and  Oriental  Literature. 

Rev.  J.  W.  Merrill,  d.  d..  Professor  of  Xatural  and  Historical 
Theology.,  and  Mental  and  Moral  Philosophy . 

Rev.  D.  Patten,  d.  d.,  Professor  of  Revealed  and  Pastoral  The- 
ology, and  Sacred  Rhetoric. 

The  academical  year  begins  on  the  second  Wednesday  in  Sep- 
tember, and  closes  on  the  second  Wednesday  in  June. 

The  vacation  commences  the  day  following,  and  continues  till 
the  second  Wednesday  of  September. 

The  Libraries  contain  at  this  time  about  4,000  volumes. 

Senior  Class,  15;  Middle  Class,  36;  Junior  Class,  31.  Whole 
number,  82.  

NEW-HAMPSHIRE    HISTORICAL    SOCIETY. 

officers  elected  fop.  1860-61. 
Joseph  Dow,  A.  M.,  President. 
W.  H.  Y.  Hackett,  i^irs^  Vice-President. 
Joseph  B.  Walker,  Second  Vice-President. 
Nathaniel  Bouton,  d.  d..  Corresponding  Secretary. 
William  F.  Goodwin,  ll.  b.,  Recording  Secretary. 
J.  C.  A.  Wingate,  Treasurer. 
William  F.  (iooAvfin,  Librarian. 

Asa  McFarland,  Joseph  B.  Walker,  E.  E.  Cummings,  D.  D., 
Standing  Committee. 


136 


STATE  INSTITUTIONS. 


NEAV-HAMPSHIRE  ASYLUM  FOR  THE  IXSAXE, 

CONCORD. 

President— Cb.ab.l.i:b  Burroughs,  d.  d.,  Portsmouth. 

Trustees — Charles  H.  Peaslee,  Charles  Burroughs,  Joseph  B. 
Walker,  Samuel  Herbert,  John  A.  Kichardson,  Timothy  Haynes, 
John  Preston,  George  B.  Twitchell.  John  H.  White,  Jeremiah  F. 
Hall,  Echvard  Wyman,  Woodbury  Melcher. 

Secretary — Joseph  B.  Walker. 

Superintendent  and  Tt'easurer— Jesse  P.  Bancroft,  M.  D.,  Fel. 

Assista7it—\ViUia\n  W.  Godding,  M.  D. 

Chaplain— Hev.  J.  H.  Eames. 

His  Excellency  Ichabod  Goodwin,  the  Honorable  Council,  the 
President  of  the  Senate  and  Speaker  of  the  House,  are  Board  of 
Visitors,  ex  officio. 

Statistics  taken  from  the  Nineteenth  Annual  Report,  1859.  The 
whole  number  of  patients  admitted  since  the  opening  of  the  insti- 
tution in  1842,  to  May  1,  1860,  is  l.lSb. 

The  number  of  patients  received  during  the  year  ending  May  1, 
1860,85 — i7  males  and  38  females;  the  whole  number  remaining, 
same  date,  184.  Number  discharged,  83;  number  recovered,  38; 
partially  recovered,  16;  unimproved  12;  died,  17. 

A  farm  of  one  hundred  and  twenty-one  acres.  A  large  portion  of 
it  is  under  a  high  state  of  cultivation.  Its  products  for  1859  were, 
in  value,  ft'3,292.85. 


HOUSE    OF    REFORMATIOX     FOR     JUTENIIiE 
AXD    FEMALE   OFFENDERS. 

LOCATED    AT   MANCHESTER. 

President-^OTiToy  D.  Walker,  Portsmouth. 
Trustees— Uortou  D.  Walker;  Benning  W.  Jenness,  Strafford; 
William  Kent,  Concord ;  William  P.  Wheeler,  Keene ;    Nathan 
Parker,  3Ianchester;  Cyrus  Eastman,  Littleton;  Thomas  Pearson, 
Nashua. 

Treasttrer— Frederick  Smyth,  Manchester. 
Secretary — Nathan  Parker. 
Superintendent — Brooks  Shattuck. 
Matron— 'Mrs.  Mary  Shattuck. 

From  the  Superintendent's  third  Annual  Report  the  following 
statistics  are  collated : 

Boj/s.  Girls. 
The  number  in  the  House  April  30, 1859,  34       5 

The  number  committed  since,  20       3       62 


STATE    INSTITUTIONS.  137 

Remaining  in  the  House,  April  3,  1860,  41:  boys,  34;  girls,  7. 
Terms  of  commitment  from  one  to  five  years,  and  a  portion  dur- 
ing minority.  Oflences :  stealing,  drunkenness,  vagrancy,  barn- 
burning,  shop-breaking,  &c. 

Ages  when  committed  ranging  from  8  to  16  years,  giving  the 
average  age  a  fraction  over  13  years. 

Instruct'ious  are  given  in  all  necessary  and  important  branches 
of  education,  to  make  the  inmates  useful  to  themselves  and  fit 
them  for  useful  and  worthy  members  of  society. 

The  estimated  value  of  the  productions  of  the  farm  for  the  year 
1859.  is  Sl.542.95. 


STATE    PR  IS  OX. 

Warden— John  Foss. 

Deputy— 'Moses  F.  Kogers. 

Chaplain— }\ev .  Samuel  Cooke. 

rhi/sician— Timothy  Haynes,  M.  D. 

From  the  "Warden's  Annual  lieport  for  the  year  ending  July  1. 
1859,  to  June  1,1860: 

The  whole  number  of  convicts  committed  since  the  opening  of 
the  institution,  in  1812,  is  1,129;  number  discharged.  555;  number 
pardoned,  368 ;  number  removed  to  the  Insane  Asylum,  4;  number 
died,  64;  number  escaped,  15. 

The  number  committed  during  the  year,  35;  number  remaining 
in  prison  June  1,  1860, 110. 

According  to  the  Warden's  Report  there  has  been  a  net  surplus 
over  and  above  the  current  expenditures,  §3,261.90.  This  tells 
well  for  the  new  Warden,  and  bids  fair  in  his  efficiency  soon  to 
refund  to  the  State  the  appropriations  recently  made  for  re-build- 
ing a  work-shop  and  making  other  necessary  repairs. 

The  new  shop  is  built  of  brick,  1-56  feet  "long  by  40  wide,  two 
stories  high;  the  lower  story  is  filled  with  machinery  for  making 
bedsteads  from  planks  sawed  the  right  thickness,  and  from  which 
the  work  is  all  done  by  ingeniously  constructed  machines,  driven 
by  steam  power.  The  second  stor^',  the  south  part,  is  used  for  a 
shoe  manufactory,  and  the  north  part  for  the  finishing,  staining 
and  varnishing  the  work  done  in  the  lower  story.  The  steam  en- 
gine is  placed  m  a  part  of  the  old  shop,  and  adjoining  is  a  wash- 
room, and  further  on  a  tailor's  shop;  in  the  wash-room,  steam  is 
introduced  as  a  co-v.orker  wherever  and  whenever  it  is  found  to- 
be  economy,  and  the  work  done  more  eflectually,  and  with  greater 
facility. 

App'raisers  of  the  property  of  the  prison  for  1860 : 

David  Sawyer,  of  Alton. 

Ephraim  Weston,  of  Hancock. 

Morris  Clark,  of  Whitefield. 


138 


BANKS  IN  NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 


Bank  Commissioners. 

Dakiel  p.  "Wheeler,  Orford. 
Cyrus  K.  Sanborn,  Rochester. 
George  W.  Pinkerton,  Mauchester. 

[The  Clerk  of  each  banking  corporation,  or  some  one  of  its  offi- 
cers, would  confer  a  favor  (after  their  annual  meeting),  in  for- 
warding a  list  of  the  officers,  as  chosen  for  the  ensuing  year,  to 
the  compiler  of  the  X.  H.  Register.] 

Ashuelot  Bank, 
Keene.  Capital,  $100,000. 

President— VfiWiiim  Dinsmoor.  Cashier— T.  H.  Leverett. 

Directors— William  Dinsmoor,  Samuel  Dinsmoor,  Elijah  Car- 
penter, Sumner  Wheeler,  George  A.  Wheelock,  D.  Euflum. 

Dividend,  1859,  7  per  cent. 

Amoskeag  Banhy 

Manchester.    Incorporated  1848.  Capital,  §200,000. 

President— J.  S.  Kidder.  Cashier— Moody  Currier. 

Directors— J .  S.  Ividder,  E.  A.  Straw,  Mace  Moultoh,  Amos  G. 
Gale,  Herman  Foster,  R.  D.  3Iooers,  Adam  Chandler. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Belknap  County  Bank, 

Laconia.    Incorporated  1846.  Capital,  $80,000. 

President  -^YilrTt^■il  Lovell.  CasAie?-— Napoleon  B.  Gale. 

Directors— AYarren  Lovell,  S.  W.  Mead,  J.  P.  Pitman,  Andrew 
Mack,  R.  S.  Webster,  Benjamin  Magoou. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent.,  and  an  extra  of  3  per  cent. 

Bank  of  New-Hamjjshii'e, 

Portsmouth.    Incorporated  1855.  Capital,  S150,000. 

President— Fetev  Jenness.  Ca.s/iie?'— James  P.  Bartlett. 

Directors— Peter  Jenness,  Daniel  Marcy,  True  M.  Ball,  Albert 
Blaisdell,  E.  P.  Prescott,  James  N.  Tarltou. 

Dividend,  1859,  6  per  cent. 

Bank  of  Lebanon, 

Lebanon.    Incorporated  1848.  Capital,  100,000. 

iVesirfen^— Robert  Kimball.  Cashier— J.  H.  Kendrick. 

Directors— Robert  Kimball,  G.  S.  Kendrick,  William  S.  Ela, 
Samuel  Wood.  2d,  Abner  Allen,  U.  Amsden,  Samuel  Wood,  Rob- 
ert B.  Kimball.  , 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 


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BANKS   IN   NEW-HAMPSHIRE.  139 

Cheshire  Bank, 

Keene.    Incorporated  1843.  Capital,  S100,000. 

President — Levi  Chamberlaiu.  Cashier — K.  H.  Porter. 

l)i7-ecfors—Levi  Chamberlain,  John  Henry  Elliott,  John  Elliott, 
John  W.  Prentiss,  Charles  Larason,  Francis  A.  j:' aulkner,  William 
P.  Wheeler. 

Dividend,  1859,  7i  per  cent. 

Cheshire  Couniy  Bank, 

Keene.    Incorporated  1855.  Capital,  100,000. 

President— ¥y(!(\gy\c\v  Yose.  Cashier— George  W.  Tilden. 

-D/?-ec/o/\«:— Frederick  Yose,  F.  M.  Ballon,  William  Halle,  Law- 
son  Robertson.  Amos  F.  Fiske,  John  Bowker. 

DiA-idend,  1859,  3  per  cent. 

Citizens'  Bank, 

Sanbornton.    Incorporated  1853.  Capital,  S50,000. 

President— Asa  P.  Cate.  Cas/?/er— William  T.  Cass. 

Directors— Asa  P.  Cate,  Samuel  Tilton.  James  Cochran,  Wood- 
bury Melcher.  John  Keuiston,  E.  Davis,  liobert  Gray. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent.    Discount  day  ou  Monday,  weekly. 

Claremo7it   Bayik, 

Claremout.    Incorporated  1848.  Capital,  §100,000. 

President— AmorosQ  Cossitt.  Cas/u'er— John  L.  Farwell. 

7Jirec/OA5— Ambrose  Cossitt,  Isaac  F.  Wetherbee,  G.  N.  Far- 
well,  Thomap  Sanford,  Xathaniel  Tolles,  Alpheus  F.  Snow. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Carroll  County  Bank, 
Sandwich.  Capital,  S50.000. 

President— M.  H.  Marston.  Ca-s/tie?'— Stephen  Beede. 

Birecfors—il.  H.  Marston,  Nathaniel  Hubbard,  Thomas  Burley, 
Ira  A.  Bean,  William  M.  Weed,  Ebenezer  Wilkinson,  Augustus 
Blanchard. 

Dividend,  18-59,  4  per  cent. 

City  Bank, 
Manchester.    Incorporated  1853.  Capital,  8150,000. 

President— Is&ac  C.  Flanders.  Cashier— Y..  W.  Harrington. 

Directors— Isaac  C.  Flanders,  William  C.  Clarke.  S.  W.  Par- 
sons, A.  G.  Tucker,  Joseph  Kidder,  William  H.  Hill,  J.  A.  Haines. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Cochecho  Bank, 
Dover.  Capital,  §100,000. 

President — Thomas  Stackpole.  Cashier — Ezekiel  Hurd. 

Directors — T.  Stackpole,  William  B.  Wiargin.  Joseph  Morrill, 
C.  W.  PvoUins,  T.  E.  Sawyer,  James  E.  Lathrop,  Joseph  C.  Hutch- 
ins. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Co7inecticut  River  Bank, 

Charlestown.    Incorporated  1844.  Capital,  S100,000. 

President— Ho'^Q  Lathrop.  Cashier — George  Olcott. 


140  BANKS    IX   KEW-HAMPSHIRE. 

Directors— Hope  Lalhrop,  Ansel  Glover,  Robert  Ehvell,  Asbbel 
Hamlin,  J.  Baker,  Jehu  M.  Glidden,  E.  L.  Cushing. 
Dividend,  1859,  6  per  cent. 

Derry  Bank, 

Derry.    Incorporated  1855.  Capital,  S60,C00. 

President— J o\n\  Ordway.  Cas/iier— David  Currier. 

Directors — John  Ordway,  Benj.  F.  Eastman,  Thomas  J.  Melvin, 
Aaron  F.  Stevens,  Harvey  1'.  Hood, Charles  Chase,  John  W.  Koyes. 

Dividend,  1859,  7  per  cent. 

Dover  Bank, 

Dover.    Incorporated  1845.  Capital,  ^100,000. 

President— J o?Q\)h.  H.  Smith.  Cas/n"er— Thomas  L.  Smith. 

Directors— .T .  H.  Smith,  Oliver  Wyatt,  Daniel  Bogle,  Leonard 
S.  Eand,  S.  M.  Wheeler. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Exete?'  Bank, 

This  Bank  is  in  the  hands  of  a  Commissioner. 
Charles  H.  Bell,  Commissioner. 

Farmington  Bank, 
Farmington.    Incorporated  1854.  Capital,  875.000- 

President— llh&m  Barker.  Cashier— J o\\n  D.  Lyman. 

Directors— H'nam.  Barker,  Levi  Pearl,  E.  K.  Tearl,  George  N. 
Eastman,  Isaac  Merrill,  Dudley  Barker,  J.  H.  Stevens. 

Dividend,  1859,  6^  per  cent. 

Francestoxon  Bank, 
Francestown.  Capital.  §60.000. 

President — Wm.  Bixby.  Cashier — Faul  H.  Bixby. 

Directors — Wm.  Bixby,  Mark  Morse,  Herbert  Yose,  Israel  Batch- 
elder,  H.  P.  Clark,  T.  B'.  Bradford,  Joseph  Kingsbury. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  Ba>ik, 

Rochester.    Incorporated  1856.  Capital,  860,000. 

President— Is .  Y.  Whitehouse.  Cas/a>r— Enoch  Whitehouse. 

Directors— 'S .  V.  Whitehouse,  Enoch  Whitehouse,  Downing 
Varney,  Elihu  H.  Watson,  John  Legro,  Paul  A.  Stackpole,  George 
L.  Whitehouse. 

Dividend,  1859,  7  per  cent. 

Great  Falls  Bank, 

Somersworth.    Incorporated  1846.  Capital,  8150.000. 

President— J ohn  A.  Burleigh.  CasJiier—D.  H.  Buffum. 

Dii-ectors-J ohn  A.Burleigh,  Daniel  G.Rollins,  Nathaniel  Welle, 
M.  C.  Burleigh,  Wm.  Bedell,  D.  M.  Goodwin.  Isaac  Chandler. 

Dividend,  1859,  7  per  cent. 

Granite  State  Bank, 
Exeter.  Capital,  S100,000. 

President— Joseph  T.  Gilman.  Cai7i/er— N.  A.  Shutc. 


EAXKS    IN   NEW-HAMPSHIRE.  141 

Direcfoi'S— Joseph  T.  Gilman,  Charles  Conner.  William  Odlin, 
Wm.  W.  Stickney.  S.  W.  Dearborn,  Abner  Merrill,  S.  C.  Buzell. 
Dividend,  1859,  7  per  cent. 

Indian  Jffead  Bank, 

Nashua.  Capital,  S150.000. 

President — AVm.  D.  Beasom.  Cashier — A.  McKean. 

Directors— \\\\\\^n\  D.  Beasom,  John  H.  Gage,  Francis  Winch, 
John  Read.  E.  G.  Eead,  A.  G.  Read,  Alexander  McC.  Wilkins. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Langdon  Bank, 

Dover.    Incorporated  1854.  Capital,  $100,000. 

President— \\\\Y\ii  H.  Estv.  Ca.s7«"er— Calvin  Hale. 

Z>/rec^or*^— Willis  H.  Esty.  Alpheus  Rogers.  Benj.Wiggin,  Alfred 
Hoitt,  James  Littlelield,  VTm.  W.  Header,  J.  D.  Townseud. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Lake  Bank, 

Wolfborou^h.    Incorporated  1854.  Capital,  $75,000. 

President— John  M.  Brackett.  Cas7«/er— Abel  Haley. 

Z)«w^o?'.<(— John  M.  Brackett.  J.  F.  Hall,  George  Rust,  Geo.  W. 
Hersey,  Aaron  Roberts,  Wm.  Walker,  Blake  Folsom. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Manchester  Ba7ik, 

Manchester.    Incorporated  1844.  Capital,  $125,000. 

President — James  U.  Parker.  Cashier — Nathan  Parker. 

Directors— Jiime»  U,  Parker,  J.  H.  Maynard,  David  Gillis,  D.  A. 
Buuton,  J.  T.  P.  Hunt,  Isaac  Riddle,  G.  H.  Kimball. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Mechanicks  Bank, 

Concord.    Incorporated  1854.  Capital,  $100,000. 

President— Q^eovge.  Minot.  Cas/j/e?'— Charles  Minot. 

Directors— Geoi-iie  Minot,  Joseph  M.  Harper,  Seth  Eastman, 
D.  M.  Carpenter,' Ezra  Carter,  Arthur  Fletcher,  Chas.  H.  Peaslee. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Merrimack  County  Bank, 

Concord.    Incorporated  1845.  Capital,  $80,000. 

President— E.  S.  Towle.  Cashier— J.  C.  A.  Wingate. 

Directors— E.  S-  Towle,  Francis  N.  Fisk,  Samuel  Cotfin,  Richard 
Bradley,  Joseph  B.  Walker. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Mechanics'  and  Traders'  Bank, 

Portsmouth.    Incorporated  1844.  Capital,  $141,000. 

Presirfe?!^— Richard  Jenness.  Cashier— Jus.  F.  Shores. 

i)irec?ors— Richard  Jenness,  Thomas  J.  Parsons,  John  Knowl- 
ton,  Samuel  Cleaves,  Albert  R.  Hatch. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 


142  BANKS    IN   NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 

Monadnock  Bank, 

Jaffrey.  Capital,  ?50,000. 

Prmrfenf— James  Scott.  Cashier— Peter  Uptou. 

Directors— J .  .Scott,  Benj.  Cutter,  Arad  Adams,  Samuel  Kyan, 
James  L.  Bolster,  John  Conaut. 

Dividend,  1859,  6  per  cent. 

Merrimack  River  Bank, 

Manchester.    Incorporated  1855.  Capital,  §150,000- 

Presirfe/iY— Waterman  Smith.  Cas/^i^r— Frederick  Smyth- 

Z>irectors— Waterman  Smith,  David  Cross,  William  F.  2\ewell, 
Fhiueas  Adams,  Joseph  B.  Clark. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Nashua  Bank, 

Nashua.  Capital,  S125,0Cf0. 

President— Isaac  Spalding.  CasZizer— John  M.  Hunt. 

Directors— Isaac  Spalding,  Z.  Shattuck,  James  Fierce,  Ferley 
Dodge,  C  C.  Boutwell,  Ebenezer  Dearborn,  Reuben  Greeley. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

New-fyswich  Bank, 

New-Ipswich.    Incorporated  1848.  Capital,  SIOO.OOO. 

President— J .  Chandler.  Cashier— George  Barrett. 

Directors— ii .  W.  Bliss,  Moses  Merriam,  George  W.  Wheeler, 
George  Whiting,  George  W.  Wheeler,  2d,  Nathan  Stone. 

Dividend,  1859,  7  per  cent. 

Newmarket  Bank, 

Newmarket.    Incorporated  1855.  Capital,  $60,000. 

Preside/if— Joseph  S.  Lawrence.  Cashier— S  A.  Haley. 

Directors— J oseiph  S.  Lawrence,  Samuel  F.  Dow,  Joseph  Cilley, 
John  S.  Bennett,  William  B.  Small,  J.  Mooney,  J.  C  Burley. 

Dividend,  1859,  7  per  cent. 

Pawtuckaway  Bank, 

Epping.    Incorporated  1854.  Capital,  S50,000. 

President— J.  H.  Fearson.  Cashier— Charles  W.  Sargent. 

Directors— 3 .  H.  Fearson,  N.  Batchelder,  James  H.  Butler,  Geo- 
Clouf^h,  Joshua  Brooks.  George  A.  Fillsbury,  Faltiah  Brown. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Pittsfield  Bank, 

Pittsfield.  Capital,  §50,000. 

President— J amos  Drake.  Cas7«'er— Josiah  Carpenter. 

Directors — James  Drake,  S.  M.  D.  Perkins,  Benj.  Emerson, C.  U. 
Carpenter,  Seth  S.  Shackford,  W.  W.  Froctor,  Isaiah  Berry. 

Dividend,  1859,  6  per  cent. 

Peterborough  Bank, 

Peterborough.    Incorporated  1854.  Capital,  550,000. 

President— A.  G.  Cochran.  Cashier— C.  G.  Cheney. 


BANKS   IN   NEW-HAMPSHIRE.  143 

Directors  — A.  C.  Cochran,  F.  Livingston,  Wm.    Follansbee. 
Samuel  Edes,  Abiel  Sawyer,  Levi  Woodbury,  Timothy  K.  Ames. 
Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Piscataqua  Exchange  Bcuik, 

rortsmouth.    Incorporated  1845.  Capital,  .$200,000. 

President— ^X .  H.  Y.  Hackett.  Casfe'er— Samuel  Lord. 

Directors— \Y .  H.  Y.  Hackett,  Ichabod  Goodwin,  >y.  31.  Shack- 
ford,  Wm.  Stavers,  C.  S.  Toppan.     Teller— John  M.  Lord. 

Dividend,  1859,  6  per  cent. 

Pennichuck  Bank, 

Nashua.    Incorporated  1855.  Capital,  $^100 ,000. 

President — Aaron  W.  Sawyer.  Cashier — Harrison  Hobson. 

Directors — Aaron  W.  Sawyer,  Israel  Hunt,  Henry  J.  Chapman. 
A.  P.  Hughes.  Alfred  Greeley,  C.  H.  Campbell,  Charles  P.  Gage. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Pine  River  Bank, 

Ossipee.    Incorporated  1856.  Capital,  $50,000. 

Preside?;/— Luther  D.  Sawyer.  Cashier— X^vn.  Sawyer,  Jr. 

Directors— 1j.  D.  Sawyer,  W.  L.  Y'oung,  Amasa  Copp,  Isaac 
Thurston,  Nathaniel  Grant,  Sanborn  B.  Carter,  John  Caney. 

Dividend,  1859,  6  per  cent. 

Rochester  Bank, 

Rochester.    Incorporated  1853.  Capital.  S80,000. 

President — John  ilcDutfee.  Cashier — F.  McDutfee. 

Directors — John  McDuffee,  Charles  Dennett,  D.  Hanson,  Jas.  C. 
Cole,  Enoch  Whitehouse,  Watson  Hayes,  E.  J.  Mathes. 

Dividend,  1859,  7  per  cent. 

Rockingham  Bank, 

Portsmouth.  Capital,  §200,000. 

President — J.  M.  Tredick.  Cashier — John  J.  Pickering. 

Directors— J .  M.  Tredick,  E.  F.  Sise,  Wm.  P.  Jones,  George  W. 
Haven,  M.  H.  Weutworth. 

Dividend,  1859.  7J  per  cent. 

Salmon  Falls  Bank, 

Kollinsford.  Capital,  850,000 

President— Hiv?im  R.  Roberts.  Cashier — Wm.  H.  Morton. 

Directors— H.  R.  Roberts,  Ebenezer  R.  Doe,  Oliver  H.  Lord, 
George  W.  Roberts,  Abram  G.  Haley,  Humphrey  S.  Watson, 
Joshua  Converse. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

State  Capital  Bank, 

Concord.    Incorporated  1852.  Capital,  8150,000. 

President— M-dW  Roberts.  Cas/tier— Preston  S.  Smith. 

Directors— HnW  Roberts.  Abraham  Bean,  Robert  N.  Corning, 
Ebenezer  Symmes,  J.  V.  Barron,  James  Peverly. 

Dividend^  1859,  8  per  cent. 


144  BANKS    IN   NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 

Strafford  Bank, 

Dover.    Incorporated  1846.  Capital,  S120,000. 

President— WiWiam  Woodman.  Cas/iier— Asa  A.  Tufts. 

Directors— \Yi\\i2iTa.  Woodman,  Moses  Paul,  Dauiel  M.  Christie, 
Charles  Woodman,  E.  D.  Chamberlain,  William  S.  Stevens. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Souhegan  Bank, 

Milford.    Incorporated  1855.  Capital,  §100,000. 

President— Thorax?,  Chase,  Nashua.        Cas/u'er— Gilbert  Wadleigh. 

Directors— T\\om2i?,  Chase,  Leonard  Cha?e,  Jacob  Gove,  Robert 
Howerson,  Charles  H.  Nutt,  James  Boyd,  Frederick  T.  Savryer. 

Dividend,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

<-    Sugar  River  Bank, 

Newport.    Incorporated  1852.  Capital,  S50,000. 

President — Thomas  W.  Gilmore.  Cashier — Paul  J.  Wheeler. 

/directors— Thomas  W.  Gilmore,  Amasa  Hall.  H.  G.  Carleton, 
Oliver  Booth,  Daniel  J.  Warner,  Edward  Wheeler,  Horace  Met- 
calf. 

Dividend.  1859,  8  per  cent. 

Somersworth  Bank, . 

Somersworth.    Incorporated  1855.  Capital,  $100,000. 

President— Oliver  H.  Lord.  Cashier— John  A.  Burleigh,  Jr. 

^jrecfors— Oliver  H.  Lord.  Samuel  S.  Rollins,  George  W. 
Wendell,  O.  W.  Davis,  S.  N.  Dame,  Stephen  S.  Chick,  E.  A.  Rol- 
lins. 

Dividend,  1859,  7  per  cent. 

Union  Bank, 

Concord.    Incorporated  1856.  Capital,  §100,000. 

President— George  B.  Chandler.  Cashier— A.  C.  Pierce. 

^trecfors— George  B.  Chandler,  Nathaniel  White,  Woodbridge 
Odlin,  Peter  Sanborn,  Calvin  Howe,  Onslow  Stearns,  J.  R.  Wood- 
man. 

Dividend,  1859,  9  per  cent. 

Weare  Bank, 

Hampton  Falls.    Incorporated  1854.  Capital  850,000. 

President— (JeoTge  H.  Dodge.  Casftter— Thomas  L.  Sanborn. 

Directors— G.  H.  Dodge,  Thayer  S.  Sanborn,  James  Locke, 
Wells  W.  Healy,  Jacob  T.  Brown,  Warren  Brown. 

Warner  Bank, 

Warner.  Capital,  S50,000. 

President— Jason  H.  Ames.  Cas/jier- George  Jones. 

J5irectors— Jason  H.  Ames,  Franklin  Simouds,  Ira  Harvey, 
J.  M.  Wilmarth,  Abner  Woodman,  John  Brown,  Abuer  B.Kelly. 

Dividend,  1859,  9  per  cent. 


SAYINGS    BANKS.  145 

Winchester  Bank, 

Winchester.    Incorporated  1847.  Capital,  §100,000. 

President— YiQuvx  Kingman.  Cas///er— Obadiah  Sprague. 

Directors— B..  Kingman,  Alfred  Willis,  Everson  Cook,  Stephen 
r.  Kandall,  P.  .S.  Batcheller,  John  Burbank,  D.  A.  Hawkins. 

Dividend,  1859,  6  per  cent. 

White  Mountain  Bank, 

Lancaster.  Capital,  $50,000. 

Pi^esident- J ared  W.  Williams.  Cashier— G .  C.  Williams. 

Directors— J.  W.  Williams,  Barton  G.  Towne,  James  W.  Weeks, 
E.  C.  Spaulding,  Oliver  B.  Howe,  William  Burns. 

Dividend,  18o9,  8  per  cent. 


SAVINGS  BANKS. 


Ashuelot  Savings  Bank,  Winchester. 

President— Y.verson  Cook.  Sec'y  and  Treas. — John  Cook,  Jr. 

Means.  S16.284.04;  surplus,  $362.49. 
Dividend,  1859,  5  per  cent. 

Arnoskeag  Savings  Bank,  Manchester. 

President— ^SLce  Moulton.         Sec'y  and  Treas.— Moody  Currier- 
Means,  8399.148.42 :  surplus,  817,755.40. 
Dividend,  1859,  6  per  cent. 

Carroll  County  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank. 

[Office  at  Wolfborough.] 
President— George  Rust.        Sec'y  and  Treas.— John  M.  Brackett. 
Means,  814,548.15;  surplus,  8107.44. 
Dividend,  1859,  5  per  cent. 

City  Savings  Bank,  Manchester. 

[Commenced  business  August,  1859.] 
President — Joseph  Kidder.  Treasurer— E,.  W.  Harrington. 

Means.  $22,841.49 ;  surplus,  8391.87. 

Concord  Savings  Bank. 

President— Ira.  A.  Eastman.         Sec'y  and  Treas.— Charles  Minot. 
Means.  837,385.58;  surplus,  8912.92. 
Dividend,  1859,  5  percent. 

Cheshire  Provident  Institution  for  Savings,  Keene. 

President— l^xi  Chamberlain.     Sec'y  and  Treas.— George  Tilden 
Means,  8710,146.03;  surplus,  $9,707. 

Dividend,  1859,  5  per  cent.,  and  of  surplus  once  in  five  years. 
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146  SAVINGS   BANKS. 

Connecticut  River  Savings  Bmik,  Charlestown. 

President— Samuel  Webber.        Sec' 1/ and  Treas.— George  Olcotf. 

Means,  .«140,288.3.3;  surplus,  ??3,606. 

Dividend,  5  per  cent.,  and  an  extra  of  surplus  for  five  years,  of 
$2,900. 

Dover  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  Dover. 
President— WiWis.  H.  Esty.  Treasurer— C&\\m  Hale. 

Means,  !590,369.85;  surplus,  $2,738.74. 

Dividend,  1859,  5  per  cent. 

Exeter  Savings  Bank. 

President — Woodbridge  Odlin.      Treasurer — Nathaniel  A.  Shiite. 

Means,  gi77,066.22:  surplus,  $3,516.39. 

Dividend,  1859.  5  per  cent.    An  extra  dividend  of  2  per  cent,  per 
annum,  for  the  last  four  years. 

Manchester  Savings  Bank,  Manchester. 

President— \Y .  P.  Newell.    Sechj  and  Treaswrer— Nathan  Farker. 
Means,  $319,284.63;  surplus,  $9,384.41. 
Dividend,  18159,  5  per  cent. 

Manchester  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  Manchester. 

[Commenced  business  August,  1858.] 
President— V^ SLiermdiXv  Smith.  Treasurer— Frederick  Smyth. 

Means,  $54,337.35;  surplus,  $1,672.99. 
Dividend,  1859,  6  p^r  cent. 

Meredith  Bridge  Savings  Bank,  Laconia. 

President— John  L.  Perley.      Sec''y  and  Treasurer 

Means,  $163,287.05;  surplus,  $3,026. 

Dividend,  1859,  5  per  cent.,  and  of  surplus  once  in  five  years. 

Milford  Five  Cents  Savings  Institution. 

[Commenced  business  August,  1859.] 
President— Damel  Russell.  rreos/trer— Hiram  A.  Daniels- 

Means,  $10,278.86;  surplus,  $61.56. 
Dividend,  February,  1860,  rate  of  5  per  cent. 

Xashua  Savings  Bank,  Nashua. 

President— Edward  Spaulding.  Treasurer— A.  P.  Httghes. 

Means,  $157,000.12;  surplus,  $1,438.36. 

Dividend,  1859,  5  per  cent.,  and  an  extra,  October,  of  $3,369.71 
of  surplus  for  five  years. 

Neio-Hampshire  Savings  Bank,  Coyicord. 
President— SamweX  Coflin.  Treasurer— James  Monlton,  Jr- 

Means,  $448,428.30;  surplus,  $51,431.78;  doubtful  debts,  $8,500; 
estimated  surplus,  $42,931.78. 

Neiomarket  Savings  Bank,  Newmarket. 

President— G.  W.  Kittredge.  Treasttrer— David  Murray. 

Means,  $31,916.93;  surplus,  S!680.80. 
Dividend,  1859,  5  per  cent.,  and  of  Btirplus  once  in  five  years. 


SAVINGS  BANKS  147 

New-Ipswich  Savings  Bank,  New-Ipsicich. 
President— Jeremiah  Smith.  Treasurer— John  Frestou. 

Means,  §67,602.36;  surplus,  $963.38 
Dividend,  18-59,  5  per  cent.,  and  of  surplus  once  in  five  years. 

Norway  Plains  Savings  Bank,  Rochester. 

President— Qh\iT\%?,  Dennett.      Sec^y  and  Treasurer— J.  McDuffie. 
Means,  8151,770.98;  surplus,  §5,162.35. 
Dividend,  1859,  5  per  cent.,  and  of  surplus  once  in  five  years. 

Peterborough  Savings  Bank. 

[Commenced  business  September,  1859.] 
President— John  H.  Steele.  Treasurer— Gieovge  A.  Eamsdell- 

Dividend,  January,  1860,  rate  of  5  per  cent. 

Portsmouth  Savings  Bank,  Portsmouth. 

President — Wm.  M.  Shackford.  Treasurer— Qxumnoi  Lord. 

Clerk— J.  M.  Lord. 
Means.  81,041,003.38;  surplus,  823,949.92. 
Dividend  annually,  4  per  cent.,  and  of  surplus  once  in  5  years, 

Plttsfield  Savings  Bank,  Pittsfield. 

PresideJit— John  Berry.        Treasurer  and  ^''ec'y— Lowell  Brown. 
Means,  813.430,06;  surplus,  8412.96. 
Dividend,  1859,  4  per  cent.,  and  of  surplus  once  in  five  years. 

Rollinsford  Savings  Bank,  Rollinsford. 

President— H.  E.  Koberts.  Sec''i/  and  Treaszirer—Wm.  H.  Morton. 
Means,  8158.514.26;  surplus,  812.757.20. 
Dividend,  1859,  5  per  cent. 

Savings  Bank  for  the  County  of  Strafford. 
[Office  at  the  Strafford  Bank,  Dover.] 

President — .  Treasurer — William  Woodman - 

Means,  8523,533.14;  surplus,  843,411.66. 
Dividend,  1859,  5  per  cent. 

Soniersworth  Savings  Batik,  Somersicorth. 

President — -^ — — .      Sec''y  and  Treasurer— Y> .  H.  BulSum. 

Means,  8169,765.49;  surplus,  86,130.19. 

Dividend,  18-59,  5  per  cent.,  and  of  surplus  once  in  five  years. 

Sullivan  Savings  Institution,  Clareraont. 

President— A]hro  Blodgett.  Sec''y  and  Treasurer— John  L.Farwell. 
Means,  8176,213.44;  surplus,  88,276.90. 
Dividend,  1859,  5  per  cent.,  and  of  surplus  once  in  five  years. 

V/alpole  Savings  Bank,  Walpole. 

President— DaxiiJi  Buifum.    Sec''y  and  Treasurer — Benj.  T.  Aldrich. 
Means,  858,188.52;  surplus,  ^1,860.52. 
Dividend,  1859,  5  per  cent.,  and  of  surplus  once  in  five  yeare. 


148 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 


Insurance  Commissioners. 

Oliver  C.  Fisher,  Henniker. 
Otis  F.  R.  Waite,  Claremont. 
Bek JAMisr  M.  Colby,  Sanbornton. 

Atlantic  M.  F.  I.  Company,  Exeter. 

President .  Secretary— Yi'm.  P.  Moultoii- 

Treasitrer— Joseph  C.  Hilliard. 

Amoskeag  M.  F.  I.  Com-pany,  Manchester. 

[Incorporated  in  1858.1 
Presw/e?i^— Isaac  Riddle.         Secy  and  Treasurer— Et.  T.  Stevens. 

Ashuelot  M.  F.  I.  Company,  Keene. 

President— Wvn.  Dinsmoor.  .S'ecre^ar^— Edward  Farrar. 

Treasure) — Sumner  Wheeler. 

Belknap  County  M.  F.  I.  Company,  Laconia. 

President— YdchSiVd  Gove,  Gilford.        Secretary— E.  A.  Hibbard. 
Treasurer— John  C.  Moulton. 

Carroll  Coujity  M.  F.  I.  Company,  Sandwich. 

President— h2inie\  G.  Beede.  Sec.  and  Treas.—C.  C.  Fellows. 

Cheshire  Comity  M.  F.  I.  Company,  Keene. 

President — Larkin  Baker.  ,5ecre^an/— Leonard  Bisco,  Keene. 

Treasurer — Frederick  Vose,  Walpole. 

CocJiecho  M.  F.  I.  Comjmny,  Dover. 

/Ves'<— Charles  W.  Woodman.    Sec.  and  Treas.—W.  T.  Prescott. 

Equitable  M.  F.  I.  Comjmny,  Concord. 

President— QsAoh  Parker.  Secretary—M..  Gilmore. 

Treaswj'er— Robert  C.  Osgood. 

Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  M.  F,  I.  Company,  Eppxng. 

President— Joseph  C  Plumer.    Sec.  and  Tj-erts.— Abram  Plumer. 

Farmers'  M.  F.  I.  Company,  Gilmanton. 

President  -John  K.  Woodman,  Secretary— J oe,\di.\i  J.  Bean. 

TreasMre?-— Alfred  Prescott. 

Farmington  M.  F.  I.  Company,  Farmington. 

Prea't-^Gco.  M.  Herring,       Sec.  and  Treas.—Joai&h  B.  Edgerly- 


INSURANCE   COMPANIES.  140 

Granite  M.  F.  I.  Comjmny,  Boscaiven. 

President— R.  Fellows.  •    Secretary—^.  B.  Little. 

Treasurers..  Fellows. 

Gi^eat  Falls  M.  F.  I.  Comfany,  Somersworth. 

Insure  property  under  four  classifications,  each  class  liable  for 
its  own  losses. 
Pres.— Ichabod  G.  Jordan.        Sec.  and  Treas. 

Hand  in  Hand  Mutual  Insurance  Company. 

Located  at  Laconia.  Incorporated  in  1858,  and  was  organized 
January.  1860. 

President .  Secretary— Wm.  L.  Avery. 

Treasurer — A.  G.  Folsoni.        Actuary — Charles  Lane. 

This  company  insures  on  the  life  of  persons,  and  are  empowered 
to  insure  against  losses  by  fire;  also,  have  power  granted  them  to 
purchase  and  sell  annuities,  dependent  upon  the  life  or  lives  of 
individuals. 

Hillsborough  County  M.  F.  I.  Company,  Amherst. 

President— F.  P.  Fitch.  Sec.  and  Treas.— David  RusselL 

Lake  Insurance  Comjmny,  Alton. 

Preside7it—B.enTy  Hurd.  Sec.  and  Treas.— Smith  Emerson. 

Mayichester  M.  F.  I.  Company,  Manchester. 

/'resident- John  S.  Elliott.  Sec.  and  Treas.— J.  D.  Lyford. 

Nashua  M.  F.  I.  Company,  Nashua. 

President — Josephus  Baldwin.       Sec.  and  Treas.— D.  F.  Whittle. 

Portsmouth  M.  F.  I.  Comp)any. 

President— John  Knowlton.       Sec.  and  Treas.— Wm.  L.  Dwight. 

Rockingham  M.  F.  I.  Comjmny,  E.veter. 

President .  Secrptary—'S^m.  P.  Moulton. 

Treasurer— Joseph  C.  Hilliard. 

Rochester  Mutual  F.  I.  Company. 

Incorporated  in  1858. 
P;.es._Ebeuezer  J.  Mathes.    Sec.  and  !Z'reas.— Enoch  Whitehouse. 

Rockingham  Farmers'  M.  F.  I.  Company,  Exeter. 

President— y^m.  Conner.  Sec.  and  Treas.— Charles  E.  Lane. 

Unio7i  M.  F.  I.  Company,  Concord. 

President— ThomnB  P.  Treadwell.       Sec.  and  Treas.— J.  E.  Lang. 


150 


RAILROADS  IN  NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 


liailroad  Commissioners. 

Archibald  H.  Duxlap,  Nashua. 
Merkill  C.  Forist,  Berlin. 
Jeremiah  C.  Tilton,  Sanborxiton. 
JOHK  Preston,  New-Ipswich,  of  Peterborough  Railroad. 
Willis  H.  Esty,  Dover,  of  Boston  ^  Maine  Railroad. 
Commissioners  under  a  resolve  of  the  Legislature  relating  to 
the  Atlantic  and  St.  Lawrence  Railroad : 

AViLLiAM  H.  Y.  Hackett,  Portsmouth. 
Thomas  L.  Tullock.  Concord. 
Paul  J.  Wheeler,  Newport. 


Ashuelot  Railroad. 

Length  of  road,  about  24  miles;  running  from  Keene  to  South- 
Vernoi).  Yt.  The  road  is  leased  to  the  Connecticut  River  Rail- 
road, of  Massachusetts,  with  an  annual  rent  of  about  6  per  cent, 
on  the  cost. 

Atlantic  ^'  St.  Lawrence  RaiWoad. 

Length  of  road,  149  miles;  running  from  Portland,  Maine,  to 
Island  Pond,  in  Yeniiont.  Length  of  road  in  New-Hampshire, 
54  miles.  This  road  is  leased  to  the  Grand  Trunk  Railway  Com- 
pany, of  Canada.  The  rental  is  at  6  per  cent.  Gross  receipts  for 
one  year,  ending  December  31, 1859,  S607,115.15. 

Boston  and  Maine  Railroad. 

Length  of  road.  76  miles  (42  in  New-Hampshire):  running  from 
Boston,  via  Exeter  and  Dover,  and  unites,  a  little  below  Ports- 
mouth, with  Portsmouth.  Saco  and  Portland joad.  Net  earn- 
ings for  one  year,  ending  December,  1859,  were  !r394,475.39.  Divi- 
dend. 8  per  cent. 

President — Francis  Cogswell,  Andover.  Mass. 

Directors— James  H.  Duncan,  George  W.  Kittredge.  Daniel  M. 
Christie.  Peter  T.  Homer,  Henry  Saltonstall,  Israel  M.  Spellman. 

Treasurer— U.  B.  Wilbur. 

Superinterulent—WiUivim  Merritt. 

Boston,  Concord  and  Montreal  Railroad. 

Length  of  road.  92i  miles:  running  from  Concord,  N.  H.,  to 
Wells  River,  Yt.  Net  fncome  for  one  year  ending  March  31, 1860, 
!!f253,626.53. 

President— John  E.  Lyon,  Boston. 

Directors— J ohn  E.  Lyon.  Alexander  H.  Tilton,  John  L.  Eix, 
Joseph  P.  Pitman,  Holmes  Hiukley,  John  A.  Parks. 

Treasurer — George  Minot,  Concord. 

Svperintendent—J oeeith  A.  Dodge,  Plymouth. 


RAILROADS    IX    NEW-HAMPSHIRE.  151 

C}i es/i ire  Railroad. 

Length  of  road,  53^  miles;  running  from  Fitchbnrg,  Mass.,  to 
iiellows  Falls,  and  forming  a  link  in  a  road  from  Boston  to  Mon- 
treal. Net  earnings  for  one  j-ear,  ending  November  30,  1859, 
«n,576.28. 

Cochecho  Railroad. 

Length  of  road,  28  miles;  running  from  Dover  to  Alton  Bay. 
Net  earnings  for  one  year,  ending  N  ovember  30, 1859,  §22,316.14. 

Concord  Railroad. 

Length  of  road,  84J  miles.  Net  earnings  for  one  year,  ending 
March  31,  ISoO,  8225,027.02.    Dividend,  9  per  cent. 

Pre6^/f/e«iJ— Nathaniel  G.  Upham. 

Dirtctors—'S.  G.  Upham,  Isaac  Spalding,  Josiah  Stickney,  Uriel 
Crocker,  Charles  H.  Teaslee,  Francis  C  Manning,  John  S.  Kid- 
der. 

Treasurer— 'S .  P.  Lovering. 

Clerk— John  H.  George. 

Su2)erlntende}it— Joseph.  A.  Gilmore,  Concord. 

Concord  ajid  Portsmouth  Railroad, 

This  corporation  was  organized  by  the  bond-holders  of  the 
Portsmoutii  and  Concord  Eailroad,  which  became  tlie  purchaser 
of  that  road  at  the  sale  thereof  by  the  trustees,  September  1,  1857. 
Length,  47  miles;  from  Concord  to  Portsmouth.  This  road  is 
now  leased  to  the  Concord,  and  is  operated  by  that  corporation. 
Rental  Slo.oOO,  annual. 

President — Stephen  Keurick,  Franklin. 

Directors — Stephen  Kenrick,  Charles  L.  Frost.  S.  Plumer  Dow, 
Joseph  Blake. 

Treasurer— Thom&s  D.  Bayley,  Portsmouth. 

C/er/.;— Brackett  Hutchings. 

Contoocook  River  Railroad. 

Length  of  road,  14}  miles;  running  from  Coutoocookville 
where  it  connects  with  the  Concord  and  Claremont,  to  Hillsbo- 
rough Bridge.  Balance  of  expenditures  against  earnings  for  one 
year,  ending  March  31, 1860,  §2,614.91. 

Eastern  Railroad. 

Length  of  road,  54  miles  (16}  in  New-Hampshire);  running 
from  Boston  to  Portsmouth.  Net  earnings  for  one  year,  ending 
November  30, 1859,  ^§325,805.23. 

Great  Falls  and.  Conioay  Railroad. 

Length  of  road  completed.  26  miles.  Net  income  for  one  year 
ending  September  1, 1859,  §16,460.40. 

Fresideut—OUreT  Hill. 

Z)irec;or.s'— Oliver  Hill,  John  Smith,  Asa  Beacham,  Thomas  M. 
Wentworth,  Isaac  Chandler,  Owen  Davis,  Charles  Demeritt. 

Treasurer  and  Su2)erintendent— Albert  A.  Perkins. 


J.j2  railroads   in    NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 

Manchester  and  Lawrence  Railroad. 

Length  of  road,  24  miles;  running  from  Manchester  to  Law- 
rence, Mass.  Since  December,  1856,  this  road  has  been  operated 
in  connection  with  the  Concord.  Net  earnings  for  one  year,  end- 
ing Marcli  31, 1860,  890,010.81.    Dividend,  8  per  cent. 

Presid-ent—ls.  G.  Upham. 

y>)i>ec/o?-.5— X.  G.  Upliam,  E.  J.  M.  Hale,  D.  A.  Bunton,  John 
Flint,  N.  G.  White,  Charles  Conner. 

Treasurer~Y) .  J.  Daniels. 

CYeri-— William  C.  Clarke,  Manchester. 

Manchester  and  North  Weare  Railroad. 

The  original  name  of  this  road  was  "X.  H.  Central  Eailroad." 
and  which  was  sold  at  auction  June,  1859,  and  a  new  company 
formed.  This  road  is  19  miles  long.  The  road  is  operated  by  the 
Concord. 

Merrimack  and  Connecticut  Rivers  Railroad. 

First  incorporated  in  1848,  under  the  title  of  Concord  and  Clare- 
mont  Kailroad.  Length  of  road  completed,  to  Bradford,  29J  miles. 
Xet  earnings  for  one  year,  ending  March  31.  I860.  816,089.06. 

New-Hampshire  Central  Railroad. 

Eunning  from  Manchester  to  Henniker,  2bi  miles.  This  road  is 
also  incori}orated  with  the  Merrimack  and"  Connecticut  Kivers 
Eailroad,  and  operated  by  the  Xorthern  Eoad. 

Northern  Railroad. 

Length  of  road,  69  miles;  running  from  Concord  to  West  Leba- 
non. Whole  cost,  including  Bristol  Branch,  (length,  12^  miles) 
$3,068,400.  Xet  earnincrs  for  one  year,  ending  March  3"1,  1860, 
$152,527.26.    Dividend,  4  per  cent. 

President  and  Af/ent — Onslow  .Stearns,  Concord. 

Directors  —  Onslow  Stearns,  John  A.  Burnliam,  George  W. 
Xesmith,  Uriel  Crocker,  Josiah  Minot,  Joseph  W.  Clark,  Georg< 
A.  Kettell. 

TreasMj-er— George  A.  Kettell,  Boston. 

CTer•^•— William  iT.  Foster,  Concord. 

Nashua  and  Lowell  Railroad. 

Length  of  road,  15  miles;  continuation  of  Concord  to  Lowell- 
Dividend  for  the  year  ejiding  March  31,  1859,  8  per  cent. 

President — Francis  B.  Crowninshield* 

Directors— Vrancis  B.  Crowninshiela,  William  Araory,  D.  S. 
Eichardson,  Edward  Si)alding,  Onslow  Stearns. 

TreasHJ-er— William  1*.  Ainsworth. 

C'/erfc— George  Bowers. 

The  Nashua  and  Lowell,  and  Wilton  Eoads,  N.  H.,  and  Boston 
and  Lowell,  and  Stony  Brook,  3rass.,  are  operated  under  one 
management. 

3/a?ia<7er— George  Stark,  Nashua. 

Superintendent— John  B.  Winslow. 


RAILROADS   IN   NEW-HAMPSHIRE.  153 

Peterborough  and  Shirley  Railroad. 

Incorporated  1846;  road  running  from  Peterborough  to  Groton 
Junction,  3Iass.  Amount  expended  in  constructing  the  road, 
$245,642.72.  Through  the  power  of  an  act  passed  by  the  Legisla- 
ture. June,  1859,  the  Directors  of  this  corporation  sold  all  their 
right,  title  and  interest  to  a  company  in  Massachusetts  for  S67.700, 
this  being  the  amount  of  bonds  secured  by  mortgage  on  the  same. 
It  is  now  conducted  by  said  company. 

Sullivan  Railroad. 

Incorporated  1846.  Length  of  road,  24^  miles ;  running  from 
Bellows  Falls  to  Windsor,  Vt.  This  road  is  in  the  hands  of  trus- 
tees.   Net  income  for  one  year,  ending  April  30, 1859,  $16,965.84. 

Worcester  and  Nashua  Raib'oad. 

Incorporated  1844.  Length  of  road,  45|  miles,  6^  of  which  are 
in  New-Hampshire,  Net  income  for  one  year,  ending  April  30, 
1860,  886,649.30.    Dividend,  4  per  cent. 

Wilton  Railroad. 

Length  of  road,  15|  miles.  This  road  is  operated  by  the  Nashua 
and  Lowell  Company,    Dividend,  6  per  cent. 

White  Mountains  Railroad. 

Length  of  road, 20  miles;  running  from  Wells  Biver  to  Little- 
ton. This  road  was  sold,  November,  1858,  for  the  benefit  of  cred- 
itors; and  the  purchasers  organized  under  the  name  of  the  White 
Mountains  (N.  H.)  Kailroad,  and  have  leased  the  road  to  the 
Boston,  Concord  and  Montreal  Corporation  for  tive  years,  at  a 
yearly  rent  of  810,000,  payable  in  monthly  installments. 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  WHITE  MOUNTAINS  (N.  H.)  RAILROAD. 

President— B.  T.  Reed,  Boston, 

Directors— B^  T.  Heed,  Boston ;  E.  J.  M.  Hale,  Haverhill,  Mass. ; 
George  Minot,  Concord;  Frank  J.  Eastman  and  Cephas  Brackett, 
Littleton. 

Treasurer— Charles  Minot,  Concord. 

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154 


POST-OFFICES    AND    POST-MASTEES 
IN   NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 


Acworth, 

. .    South,  J.  F.  Eichardson 
Alexandria,  William  P.  Ballon 
Allenstown,  B.  F.  Kendall 
Alstead,  Leonard  O.  Shepard 

. .    New,  James  F.  Isham 

.  .    Paper-Mill  Village,  J.  F, 
Weaver 
Alton,  Jeremiah  Jones 

. .  West,  W.  G.  C.  Emerson 
Amherst,  Nathaniel  H.  George 
Andover,  John  Proctor 

. .    East,  Clark  Durgin 

..    West,  G.  S.  Clement 
Antrim,  Charles  McKean 

. .   N  orth  Branch,  A,  Fairfield 
Atkinson,  Charles  Fernald 

. .    Depot,  Jacob  Ewing 
Auburn,  A.  G.  Willey 
Barnstead,  Cyrus  W.  Blanchard 

. .   North,  S.  F.  Webster 

. .    Center,  D.  Bickford 
Barrington,  Benjamin  Odion 
Bartlett.  Isaac  Meserve 

. .    Lower,  J.  Pitman,  jr. 
Bath,  David  G.  A.  Foster 
Bedford,  Daniel  Barnard 
Bennington,  G.  A.  Whittemore 
Benton,  Amos  Whitcher 
Berlin,  '■ 

..   Falls,  A.  A.  Knight 
Bethlehem,  Charles  E.  Bunker 
Boscawen,  E.  K.  Webster 

. .   West,  G.  W.  Stevens 
Bow,  J.  T.  Morgan 
Bradford,  Hiram  Blanchard 
Brentwoodj  Frederick  Robinson 
Bridgewater,  J.  H.  Johnson 
Bristol,  O.  F.  Fowler 
Brookfield.  Charles  Colman 
Brookline,S.  S.  Kendall 
Campton,  William  Clark 

. .    Village,  B.  F.  Cutter 

. .   West,  T.  J.  Sanborn 
Canaan,  E.  Cobb, 

. .    East,  Darius  Barnard 

. .    West,  L.  C.  Pattee 
Candia, Smith 

. .   Village,  P.  W-  Sanborn 


Canterbury,  T.  L.  Whidden 
..    Shaker  Village,  S.  Morrill 

Carroll,  Jonas  Howe 

Center-Harbor,  John  Coe 

Charlestown,H.  Hubbard 
..    North,  T.  Whipple 
. .    South.  R.  Robertson 

Chester,  Thomas  J.  Hazelton 
. ,   East,  Robert  Shirley 

Chesterfield,  W.  R.  Platts 
. .   Factory,  Samuel  Burt 

Chichester,  John  Langley 
. .    North,  J.  B.  Chesley 

Claremont,  Wm.  M.  Ladd 
. .   West,  Leonard  Gilmore 

Clarksville,  E.  K.  Young 

Colebrook,  Alonzo  Eastman 

Columbia,  R.  D.  Atherton 

Concord,  Benjamin  Grover 
. .    West,  T.  J.  Carpenter 
. .   Mast-Yard,  J.  F.  Runnele 
. .    East,  John  M.  Dearborn 
..    Fisherville,  John  Ellsworth 

Conway,  H.  D.  Eastman 
. .  North,  N.  R.  Mason 
. .   Center,  L.  S.  Morton 

Cornish, 

. .    Flat,  Orlando  Powers 

Croydon,  D.  W.  Frye 
. .   Flat,  D.  D.  Marsh 

Dalton,  Daniel  Ewins 

Danbury,  I.  S.  Johnson 
. .   South,  Luke  Converse 

Danville,  Enos  Tewksbury 

Deerfield,  E.  F.  Stevens,  jr- 
..   South,  F.J.  White 
. .    Center.  John  French 

Deering,  William  T.  Wilkin? 

Derry,  Ithamar  Hubbard 

Dorchester,  B.  R.  Norris 
. .    North,  W.  Robbins 

Dover,  Patrick  H,  Burns 

Dublin,  Asa  Heald 
. .   Pottersville,  J.  Fitch 

Dunbarton,  Moses  Perley 
. .   North,  G.  Page 

Durham,  J.  W.  Coe 

Eaton,  E.  Baker 

East-Kingston,  E.  W.  Philbricit 


POST-MASTERS. 


155 


EflBngham,  Robert  C  Huntress 

.     Falls,  Hiram  Davis 
Ellsworth,  W.  M.  Straw 
Enfield,  A.  Conant 
. .    Center,  Mark  Purmort 
. .    West,  Timothy  Kidder 
Epping,  James  L.  Kuudlett 
Epsom,  John  Wallace 
Errol,  James  F.  Bragg 
Exeter,  Daniel  Melcher 
Farmington,  James  E.  Fernald 
Fitzwilham,  Silas  Cummings 
Francestown,  Herbert  Vose 
Franeonia,  E.  B.  Parker 

. .    Profile,  R.  Taft 
Franklin,  David  Gilchrist 
Freedom,  A.  M.  Davis 
Fremont,  Isaiah  L.  Robinson 

<jiilford, 

. .    Village,  John  H.  Sleeper 
. .    Lake  Village,  John  Blais- 
dell,  jr- 
Gilmanton,  Alfred  Prescott 
. .    Lower,  James  M.  Gilman 
. .    Iron  Works,  Chas.  Dock- 
ham 
Gilsum,  Davis  H.  Wilson 
<ioffstown,  Philo  H.  Pattee 

. .    Center,  E.  R.  Poor 
Gorhana,  J.  R.  Hitchcock 
Goshen,  S.  P-  Cooper 

. .    Mill  Village,Dexter  Dodge 
Grafton.  Cyrus  Hale 

. .    Center,  Horace  Barney 
Grantham,  Oliver  B.  Buswell 
. .   North,  Henry  Alexander 
Greenfield.  J.  Stephenson 
Greenland,  George  E.  Brackett 

. .    Depot,  James  B.  Rand 
Groton,  B.  G.  Jewell 

..    North   Otis  C.  Hall 
Hampton,  John  A.  Towle 
Hampstead,  J.  C  Eastman 
Hampton-Falls,  J.  W.  Greene 
Hancock,  John  Whitcomb 
Hanover,  Samuel  W.  Cobb 
. .    Center,  Loren  Kenne 
Haverhill,  H.  W.  Reding 
. .    East,  Niles  Doty 
. .    North,  N.  M.  Swazey 
. .    Center,  James  Glazier 
..    Woodville: 
Hebron,  D.  Hazelton 
Henniker,  John  W.  Morse 

. .    West,  Imri  Woods 
Hill,  I.  T.  Parker 


Hillsborough,  Benjamin  Tuttle 
. .    Center,  B.  Priest 
. .    Bridge,  Ephraim  Dutton 
Hinsdale,  F.  Boyden 
Holderness,  A.  B.  Shepard 
Hollis,  D.  W.  Sawtelle 
Hooksett.  W.  B.  Jones 

. .    Rowe's  Corner,  F.  H.  Wat- 
son 
Hopkinton,  Dyer  H.  Sanborn 
. .    Contoocookville,  Isaac  D. 
Merrill 

.  .    West. Sargent 

Hudson,  George  W.  Hills 
Jackson.  O-  P.  Meserve 
Jatfrey,  Ethan  Cutter 

..    East,  Alonzo  Bascom 
Jefferson,  P.  C  Plaisted 
Keene,  Joshua  D.  Colony 
Kensington, Ferdinand  L.  Blake 
Kingston,  Albert  Brown 
. .    South,  G.  Webster 
Lancaster,  James  A.  Smith 
Laconia,  John  C.  Moulton 

..    Weirs,  William  Wilcomb 
Laudaff,  R.  H.  Noyes 

. .    East,  W.  L.  Shattuck 
Langdon,  R.  Shumway 
Lebanon,  Calvin  Benton 
. .    East,  C.  Plaistridge 
.     West.  J.  D.  Hosley 
Lee,  Thomas  B.  Hall 
Wadlev  Falls,  Charles  H.  Tut 
tie 
Lempster,  L.  Miller 

. .    Eagt,  Sumner  Eaton 
Lincoln,  Simon  Tuttle 
Lisbon,  S.  H.  Cummings 

. .   Sugar  Hill,  Wm.  Taylor 
Littleton,  F.  J.  Eastman, 

. .    North,  Josiah  Smith 
Londonderrv,  A.  Plummer 

..    North,'Mrs.  White 
Loudon,  Nathaniel  Shannon 
. .    Center.  Ira  Osgood 
..    Ridge,  N.  D.  Clough 
Lyman.  Charles  Parker 
Lvme,  D.  C  Churchill,  jr. 
Lyndeborough,  Wm.  J.  Herrick 
. .    South,  J.  H.  Tarbell 
..    North,  John  H.  Goodrich 
Madison,  R.  H.  Morey 

. .    East,  Moses  Varney 
Manchester,  T.  P.  Pierce 

. .   Amoskeag,  Joseph  Jonee 
Marlow,  Edmund  Jones 


156 


POST-MASTERS. 


Marlboro',  Elisha  O.  Woodward 

. .    Depot,  Sidney  Moors 
Mason : 

. .   Center,  G-  W.  Scripture 

. .    Village,  James  Taft 
Meredith : 

. .   Village,  Charles  Prescott 

. ,   Center,  Peter  Severance 
Merrimack : 

..   Keed'sFerry,M.  P.  Nichols 

. .    South,  H.  Ball 

. .   Thornton's  Ferry, 
Middleton,  F.  H.  Hamilton 
Milan,  Amos  Wheeler 

. .  West,  Ezra  Horn 
Milford,  S.  S.  Stickney 
Milton,  John  R.  Palmer 

..   West,  G.  W.  Goodwin 

. .  Mills,  J.  L.  Swinerton 
Mont- Vernon,  D.  R.  Baker 
Moultonboro',  B.E. Thurston 

. .    East,  E.  Shaw 
Monroe,  D.  F.  Blodgett 

. .   North,  Albert  Mason 
Nashua,  George  Bowers 
Nelson,  Nehemiah  Rand 

. .   Munsonville.  F.  Taylor 

. .    Harrisville,  C  C.  P.  Harris 
New-Boston,  James  M.  Gregg 
Newbury,  E.  Young 

. .    South,  Eli  Dodge 
New-Durham,  Ira  S-  Ricker 
New-Hampton,  J.  Simpson 
Newingtou,    F.  W.    DeRoche- 

mont, 
New-Ipswich,  John  G.  Leonard 
New-London,  J.  M.  Hayes 
Newmarket,  Nathan  H.Leavitt 
Newport,  Sawyer  Belknap 
Newton,  Michael  F.  Hovt 
North-Hampton,  T.  D.  Hobbs 

. .    Depot,  J.  P.  Elkins 
Northumberland.  Jas.  B.  Brown 

..   Groveton,Wayne  Cobleigh 
Northwood : 

. .    East,  G.  W.  Ashby 

. .  West,  J.  G.  Mead 
Nottingham,  N.  O.  Smith 

. .  Turnpike,  Israel  Dame 
Orford,  H.  H.  Howard 

. .  Orfordville,  R.  C.  Beal 
Ossipee,  S.  B.  Carter 

. .    Center,  M.  Merrill 

. .    Leighton's  Corner,  Mrs.  S. 
Leigliton 

. .   West,  E.  Hobbs 


Os8ipee,Water  Vill. .J.L.Brown 
Pelham,  John  Woodbury 
Pembroke,  Jacob  Sawyer 

. .    Suncook,  John  Tennant 
Peterborough,  H.  Steele 
Piermont,  J.  0.  Evans 
Pittsfield,  John  Cram,  jr. 
Pittsburg,  David  F.  Hall 
Plainfield,  Bradbury  Dyer 

. .    East,  S.  Emerson 

. .  Meriden,  C.  Cole 
Plaistow,  J.  G.  George 
Plymouth,  Timothy  Eastman 

. .    West,  Levi  W.  Gordon 
Portsmouth,  G.  H.  Rundlett 
Randolph,  George  Wood 
Raymond,  William  P.  Tufts 
Richmond,  Amos  G.  Bennett 

. .    North,  H.  Martin 
Rindge,  W.  G.  Jones 
Rochester,  William  Jackson 

. .    Gonic,  D.  Varney 
Rollinsford : 

. .   Salmon  Falls,  J.  P.  Emer- 
son 
Rumney,  D.  S.Ward 

. .   West,  H.  B.  Simpson 
Rye,  Thomas  J.  Parsons 
Salem,  R.  Coburn 

. .    North,  M.  H.  Taylor 
Salisbury,  Nathaniel  Bean 

. .    West,  William  Dunlap       • 
Sanbornton,  Fannv  Lane 

..   North,  J.  H.  Clark 

. .    Bridge,  A  H.  Jones 

. .    East,  Jacob  Bamford 
Saudown,  Joseph  B.  French 
Sandwich,  Joseph  Wentworth 

. .    North,  A.  C.  Quimby 

. .    Center,  C.  C.  Fellows 
Seabrook,  Sarah  A.  Brown 
Shelburne,  Thomas  J.  Hubbard 
Somersworth; 

. .   Great  Falls,True  W. Wood- 
man 
South-Hampton,  M.  Eaton,  jr. 
South-Newmarket.  J.  T.  Locke 
Sprinsrtield,  O.  C  Howard 

..    West,  D.  N.  Adams 
Stark,  Clifford  Cole 
Stewartstown,  John  Flanders 

..    West,  HvdeC.Trask 
Stoddard.  Nathan  Gould 

. .    South,  F.  A.  Gilson 
Strafford,  Benning  W.  Jenness 

. .    Center,  D.  Place 


POST-MASTERS. 


157 


Stratford  Corner,  Geo.  C.  Pink- 
ham. 

. .    North,  John  H.  Scott 

. .    Blue  Hill,  Eobert  W.  Foss 
Stratford.  James  Mahurin 

. .    Coos,  Albe  Holmes 
Stratham,  Z.  Wiggiu 
Sullivan.  J.  Peabody 

. .  East.  David  A.  Felt 
Surry,  Warren  Carpenter 
Sutton,  Joseph  Pillsbury 

. .    Xorth,  L.  Ferrin 
Sunajiee.  F.  Morgan 

. .    George's  Mills.  D.  George 
Swanzev,  Elijah  Sawver 

. .    TTest  Port,  S.  Faulkner 

. .    AVest.  J.  W.  Frink 
Tamworth.  Obed  Hall 

. .    South,  J.  T.  D.  Folsom 

. .    Tamvrorth  Iron  Works,  J. 
Howard 
Temple.  Charles  P.  Haywood 
Thornton.  J.  B.  Sanborn 

. .    West,  Joseph  Morrison 
Trov.  E.  P.  Kimball 
Tuftonboro",  Daniel  H.  Durgin 

. .    Melvin  Yill.,  John  Stock- 
bridge 

. .    Mackerel    Corner,    J.    S. 
Leavitt 
Upper  Gilmanton,  Ira  Mooney 
Unity,  G.  Lewis 

. .  'East.  Tappan  Sanborn 
Wakefield.  Samuel  H.  Smith 

. .    North.  J.  W.  Mathes 

. .    Union  VilL,  C.  E.  Swiner- 
ton 


Wakefield  East,  Warren  Nutter 

. .   Horn's  Mills,  J.  H.  Clout- 
man 
Walpole,  A.  K.  Maynard 

. .    Drewsville,  H.  Lathrop 
Warner,  Abner  B.  Kelly 
W^arren,  R.  K.  Clement 
Washington,  W.  B.  French 

. .   East,  H.  H.  Monroe 
Weare,  George  Simons 

. .    East,  Kufus  Fellows 

..    North,  P.  C.  Gove 

. .    South.  M.  Dearborn 

. .    Oil  Mill  Yill.,  L.  Eichards 
Wentworth.  T.  J.  Smith 
Wentworth's    Location,    Z.    F. 

Durkee 
Westmoreland,  E.  W.  Chicker- 
ing 

. .    East,  Foster  Wight 

. .    Depot,  C.  White 
Whitefield,  B.  Dodge 
White  Mountains,  H.  Fabyan 
Wilmot,  M.  Cross 

. .    Flat,  Robert  M.  Rowe 
Wilton,  L.  Pettingill 

. .    West,  Philander  Ring 
Winchester,  John  A.  Powers 

. .   Ashuelot,  Jason  Plumraer 
Windham,  R.  Bartley 

. .    West,  F.  Marden 

..    Fessenden's  Mill,  Stephen 
Fessenden 
Wolfborough.  E.  D.  Barker 

. .    North,  Alvin  Cotton 

. .    Center,  Isaac  Sawj^er, 

..    South,  Alonzo  T.  brne 
Woodstock,  William  G.  Hull 


POSTAGE      L.AAVS. 


POSTAGE  OF  LETTERS. 

For  every  letter  or  written  communication  of  any  description, 
the  weight  not  over  half  of  an  ounce,  any  distance  within  the 
United  States  not  over  3,000  miles,  3  cents,  2>repaid;  over  3,000 
miles,  10  cents,  prepaid,  and  for  each  additional  i  ounce  or  trac- 
tion of  an  ounce  add  one  single  rate. 

Each  letter  placed  in  the  office  for  deliA-ery,  only  1  cent,  prepay- 
ment optional. 

For  advertised  letters,  add  1  cent  to  the  above  rates. 

British  North- American  Provinces,  any  distance  not  over  3,000 
miles  from  the  line,  10  cents  per  ^  ounce;  over 3,000 miles,  15  cents, 
prepayment  optional. 


158  UNITED    STATES   GOVERNMENT. 

POSTAGE  ON  PRINTED  MATTER. 

Each  newspaper,  periodical,  unsealed  circular,  or  other  article 
of  printed  matter,  not  weighing  over  three  ounces,  to  any  part  of 
the  United  States,  1  cent;  for  each  additional  ounce  or  fraction  of 
an  ounce,  add  1  cent. 

For  newspapers  and  periodicals,  when  postage  is  paid  for  quar-« 
terly  or  yearly,  in  advance,  one  half  the  above  rates. 

Newspapers  and  periodicals,  not  weighing  over  an  ounce  and  a 
half  each,  when  circulated  in  the  State  where  published.  |  of  a 
cent. 

Weekly  newspapers  sent  free  in  the  county  where  published. 

Small  newspapers,  published  monthly,  or  oftener,  and  pam- 
phlets, not  containing  more  than  sixteen  octavo  pages  each,  when 
sent  in  single  packages,  weighing  eight  ounces  to  one  address, 
jjrepaid,  |  of  a  cent  per  ounce  or  traction  of  an  ounce. 

Books,  bound  or  unbound,  1  cent  per  ounce  for  any  distance 
not  over  3,000  miles,  i^repaid;  over  3,000  miles,  2  cents  per  ounce. 
The  weight  of  the  book  not  to  exceed  4  pounds. 


UNITED  STATES  GOVERNMENT. 

PRESIDENT, 

JAMES    BUCHANAN, 

Pennsylvania. 
Salaky,    $25,000. 

VICE-PRESIDENT, 

JOHN    C.    BEECKINEIDGE, 

Kentucky. 
Salary,    $5,000. 

national  cabinet. 

Salary. 

Secretary  of  State— Ly.wis  Cass,  Michigan, $8,000 

Secretary  of  the  Treasury— How kj.1.  Cobb,  Georgia,  -  8,000 
Secretary  of  the  Interior— J  acob  Thompson,  Mississippi,  8.000 
Secretary  of  War— John  B.  Floyd,  Virginia,  -  -  -  -  8,000 
Secretary  of  the  Xary— Isaac  Toucey,  Connecticut,  -  -  8,000 
Postmaster  General— Jacob  Holt,  Kentucky,  -  -  -  -  8,000 
Attorney-General— Jy.Vi^^iAn  S.  Black,  I'ennsylvania,    -  8,000 


1&9 


JUDICIARY  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES, 

SUPREME  COURT. 

Chitf  Justice:                                          Appointed.  Salary. 

ROGEK  B.  Taney,  Baltimore,  Md., 1836,  $6,500 

Associate  Justices : 

John  McLean,  Cinciunati,  Ohio, 1829,  6,000 

James  M.  Wayne.  Savannah,  Georgia, 1835,  6,000 

John  Catron, ■Nashville,  Tennessee, 1887,  6,000 

Peter  Y.  Daniel,  Richmond,  Virginia, 1841,  6,000 

Samuel  Nelson,  Cooperstown,  Ne-w-York,  -    -    -    -1845,  6,000 

Robert  C  Grier,  Pittsburg,  Pennsylvania,      -    -    -    1846,  6,000 

John  A.  Campbell,  Alabama, 1853,  6,000 

Nathan  Clifford,  Maine, 1858,  6,000 

Attorney-  (?e?iera^— Jeremiah  S .  Black,  Pennsylvania,1857,        8,000 

lieporter — Benjamin  C.  Howard, — -         1,300 

Clerk  of  the  Cowr^— William  T.  Carroll. 

The  Supreme  Court  is  held  in  the  City  of  Washington,  and  hag 
one  session  annually,  commencing  on'  the  lirst  Monday  in  De- 
cember. 

CIRCUIT  COURT  IN  NEW-HAMPSHIRE, 

Is  held  at  Portsmouth,  on  the  8th  of  May;  at  Exeter,  on  the  8tb 
of  October.    Presiding  Judge,  Nathan  Clifford. 


DISTRICT  COURT  IN  NEW-HAMPSHIRE, 

At  Portsmouth,  third  Tuesday  in  March  and  September;  at  Exe- 
ter, third  Tuesday  in  June  and  December. 

Judge  of  the  District  Court  of  New-Hampshire,  Hon.  Matthew 
Harvey,  Concord. 

Clerk  of  the  N.  H.  Circuit  and  District  Courts,  Albert  R, 
Hatch,  Portsmouth. 

Marshal  for  the  District  of  New-Hampshire,  STephejt  W. 
Dearbor>',  Exeter. 

District  Attorney,  Anson  S.  Marshall,  Concord. 

Deputy  Marshal,  William  H.  Hackett,  Portsmouth. 

Pension  Agents  for  New-Hampshire,  Albert  R.  Hoyt,  Ports- 
mouth; George  Minot,  Concord, 


160 


FOREIGN  INTERCOURSE. 


ENVOYS  EXTRAORDINARY  AND  MINISTERS  PLENIPOTENTIARY. 


Countries^ 
Great  Britain, 
France, 
Spain, 
CMli, 
Prussia, 
Russia, 
Mexico, 
China, 
Brazil, 
Peru, 


George  M.  Dallas,  Pa. 


Salary. 

«17,500, 
17,500, 
12,000, 
10,000, 
12,000, 


Residence. 

London. 

Paris. 

Madrid. 

San  lago. 

Berlin. 


Belgiom, 

Turkey, 

Netherlands, 

Sardinia, 

Naples, 

Portugal, 

Austria, 

Bolivia^, 

Denmark, 


William  Preston, 
John  Bigler,  Cal., 
Joseph  A.  Wright, 

Francis  W.  Pickens,  S.  C.,12.(X)0.  St.  Petersburg. 
ftobertM.  McLane,  Md.,    12,000,  Mexico. 

John  E.  Ward,  Ga.,  12,000,  Canton. 

Richard  K.  Meade,  Va.,      12,000,  Pao  de  Janeiro. 
John  R.  Clay,  Ky.,  10,000,  Lima. 

MINISTERS  RESIDENT. 

E.  Y.  Fair,  Ala., 
James  Williams,  Tenn., 
Henry  C.  Murphy,  N.  Y., 
Daniel,  Va., 


7,500,  Brussels. 

,500,Con6tantinople. 


John  M.  Daniel, 
Joseph  R.  Chandler,  Pa., 
G.  W.  Morgan,  Ohio, 
J.  Glancy  Jones,  Pa., 
John  C.  Smith,  Conn., 
James  M.  Buchanan,  Md., 
Sweden  &Norw.B.  F.  Angel, 
Rome,  John  P.  Stockton, 

Ecuador,  Charles  R.  Buckalew, 

Venezuela,  Edward  A.  Turpin,  N.  Y., 

Arg'ntiueConf  d  J.  F.  Cushman,  Ga., 
Switzerland,        Theodore  S.  Fay,  N.  Y., 
New-Granada,     George  W.  Jones,  Iowa, 
Nicaragua,  Alexandria  Dimitry,  La., 

Guatemala,  Beverly  L.  Clark,  Ky., 

Japan,  Townsend  Harris,  N.  Y., 


7,500, 

Hague. 

7,500, 

Turin. 

7,500 

Naples. 
Lisbon. 

7,500 

9,000, 

Vienna. 

7,500, 

La  Paz. 

7,500, 

Copenhagen. 

7,500, 

Stockholm. 

7.600, 

Rome. 

7,500, 

Quito. 

7,500, 

Caraccas. 

7,500, 

Parana. 

7,500, 

Berne. 

7.500, 

Bogota. 

7,500, 

Nicaragua. 

7,500, 

Guatemala. 

7,500, 

Yeddo. 

101 


THIRTY-SIXTH    CONGRESS 


SEXATE.— SIXTT-8IX  MEMBERS. 

President— J OB.:S   C.  BKECKIi^EIDGE. 


ALABAMA. 

MISSOURI. 

Benjamin  Fitzpatrick, 

1861 

James  S.  Green, 

1861 

Clement  C.  Clav,  Jr., 

1865 

Trusten  Polk, 

1863 

ARKANSAS. 

MISSISSIPPI. 

Robert  W.  Johnson, 

1861 

Jefferson  Davis, 

1863 

William  K.  Sebastian, 

1865 

Albert  G.  Brown. 

1865 

CALIFORNIA. 

NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 

William  M.  Gwin, 

1861 

Daniel  Clark, 

1861 

Arthur  Latham, 

1863 

John  P.  Hale, 

1865 

CONNECTICUT. 

NEW-JERSEY. 

Lafayette  S.  Foster, 

1861 

John  K.  Thompson, 

1863 

James  Dixon, 

1863 

J.  C.  Ten  Eyck, 

1865 

DELAWARE. 

NEW-YORK. 

James  A.  Ba)'ard. 

1863 

William  H.  Seward, 

1861 

Willard  Saulsburv, 

1865 

Preston  King. 

1863 

FLORIDA. 

NORTH-CAROLINA. 

David  L.  Yulee. 

1861 

Thomas  L.  Clingman, 

1861 

Stephen  E.  Mallorj-. 

1863 

Thomas  Bragg, 

1865 

GEORGIA. 

OHIO. 

Alfred  Iverson, 

1861 

George  E.  Pugh, 
Benjamin  F.  Wade, 

1861 

Kobert  Toombs, 

1865 

1863 

ILLINOIS. 

OREGON. 

Lyman  Trumbull, 

1861 

Joseph  Lane, 

1861 

Stephen  A.  Douglas, 

1865 

Edward  D.  Baker, 

1865 

INDIANA. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Graham  N.  Fitch, 

1861 

William  Bigler, 

1861 

Jesse  D.  Bright, 

1863 

Simon  Cameron, 

1863 

IOWA. 

RHODE-ISLAND. 

James  Harlan, 

1861 

James  F.  Simmons, 

1863 

James  W.  Grimes, 

1865 

Henry  B.  Anthony, 

1865 

KENTUCKY. 

SOUTH-CAROLINA. 

John  J.  Crittenden, 

1861 

James  H.  Hammond, 

1861 

Lazarus  W.  Powell, 

1865 

James  W.  Chesnut, 

1865 

LOUISIANA. 

TEXAS. 

John  Slidell, 

1861 

J.  Pincknev  Henderson, 

1863 

Judah  P.  Benjamin, 

1865 

J.  Hemphill, 

1865 

MAINE. 

TENNESSEE. 

Hannibal  Hamlin, 

1863 

Andrew  Johnson, 

1863 

William  P.  Fessenden, 

1865 

A.  0.  P.  Nicholson, 

1865 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

VERMONT. 

Charles  Sumner, 

1863 

Jacob  Collamer, 

1861 

Henry  Wilson. 

1865 

Solomon  Foot, 

1863 

MARYLAND. 

VIRGINIA. 

James  A.  Pee  ice, 

1861 

James  31.  Mason, 

1863 

Anthony  Kei.i.euy, 

1863 

Ptobert  31.  T.  Hunter, 

1865 

MICHIGAN. 

WISCONSIN. 

Zachariah  Cl.tu.dlci , 

1863 

Charles  Durkee, 

1861 

Kinsley  S.  Binirliani, 

1865 

James  F.  Doolittle, 

1863 

MINNESOTA. 

Henry  M.  Eice. 

1863 
1865 

162 


THIRTY-SIXTH    CONGRESS. 


HOUSE   OF   REPRESENTATIVES. 

Speaker,  WILLIAM   PENNINGTON,  New-Jersey. 
Clerl\  JoHiv  W.  FOKNEY,  Pennsylvania. 


ALABAMA.— 7. 

James  A.  Stallworth, 
James  L.  Pugh, 
David  Clopton, 
Sydenham  Moore, 
George  S.  Houston, 
W.  R.  W.  Cobb, 
Jabez  L.  M.  Curry. 
ARKANSAS. — 2. 
T.  C.  Hindman, 
Albert  Rust. 

CALIPOK^IA.— 2. 

Charles  S.  Scott, 
John  C.  Burch. 

CONNECTICUT. — 4. 

Dwight  Loomis, 
John  Woodruff, 
Alfred  A.  Burnham, 
Orris  S.  Ferry. 

DELAWARE —1. 

William  G.  Whiteley. 

FLORIDA.— 1. 

George  S.  Hawkins. 

GEORGIA.— 8. 

Peter  E.  Love, 
Martin  J.  Crawford, 
ThomasHardemau,Jr, 
Lucius  J.  Gartrell, 
J.  W.  H.  Underwood. 
James  Jackson, 
Joshua  Hill, 
John  J.  Jones. 

ILLINOIS.— 9. 
Elihu  B.  Washburue, 
John  F.  Farusworth, 
Owen  Lovejov, 
William  Kellogg, 
Isaac  N.  Morris, 
J.  A.  McClernand, 
James  C.  Robinson, 
Philip  B.  Fouke, 
John  A.  Logan. 

INDIANA.— 11. 
William  E.  Niblack, 
William  H.  English, 
William  M.  Dunn, 
William  S.  Holman, 
David  Kilgore, 
Albert  G.  Porter, 
John  G.  Davis, 


James  Wilson, 
Schuyler  Colfax, 
Charles  Case, 
John  U.  Pettit. 
IOWA.— 2. 

Samuel  R.  Curtis, 
W.  Vandever. 

KENTUCKY.— 10. 

Henry  C.  Burnett, 
Samuel  O.  Peyton, 
Francis  M.  Bristow, 
W.  C.  Anderson. 
John  Young  Brown, 
Green  Adams, 
Robert  Mallory, 
William  E.  Simms, 
Laban  T.  Moore, 
John  W.  Stevenson. 

LOUISIANA. — 4. 

J.  E.  Bouligny, 
Miles  Taylor, 
J.  G.  Davidson, 
John  M.  Landrum. 
MAINE.— 6. 

Daniel  E.  Somes, 
John  J.  Perry, 
Ezra  B.  French, 
Freeman  H.  Morse, 
Israel  Washburue,Jr. 
Stephen  C.  Foster. 

MASSACHUSETTS.— 11 

Thomas  D.  Eliot, 
James  Buffinton, 
Charles  F.  Adams, 
Alexander  H.  Rice, 
Anson  Burlingame, 
John  B.  Alley, 
Daniel  W.  Gooch, 
Charles  R.  Train, 
Eli  Thayer, 
Charles  Delano, 
Henry  L.  Dawes. 

MARYLAND.— 6. 

James  A.  Stewart, 
Edward  H.  Webster. 
J.  J\Iorrison  Harris, 
H.  Winter  Davis. 
Jacob  M.  Kunkel, 
George  W.  Hughes. 


MICHIGAN. — 4. 
George  B.  Cooper, 
Henry  Waldron, 
Francis  W.  Kellogg, 
DeWitt  C.  Leach. 

MINNESOTA  —2. 

Cyrus  Aldrich, 
William  Window. 
MISSISSIPPI.— 5. 

Lucius  (j.  C  Lamar, 
Reuben  Davis, 
William  Barksdale, 
Otho  R.  .Singleton, 
John  J.  ilcRae. 

MISSOURI.— 7. 
J.  R.  Barrett, 
Thomas  L.  Anderson, 
John  B.  Clark, 
James  Crai"^. 
Samuel  H.  Woodson, 
John  S.  Phelps, 
John  W.  Noell, 

NEW-HAMPSHIRE.— 3. 

Gilman  Marston, 
Mason  W.  Tappan, 
Thomas  M.  Edwards. 

NEW-JERSEY. — 5. 

John  T.  Nixon, 
J.  L.  N.  Stratton, 
Garnett  B.  Adrian, 
JeturR.  Riggs, 
William  Pennington. 

NEW-YORK— 33. 
Luther  C  Carter, 
James  Humphrey, 
Daniel  E.  Sickles, 
Thomas  J.  Barr, 
AVilliam  B.  Maclay 
John  Cochrane, 
George  Briggs, 
Horace  F.  Clark, 
John  B.  Haskin, 
Charles  H.YanWyck, 
William  S.  Kenyon, 
Charles  L.  Beale, 
Abraham  B.  Olin, 
John  H.  Reynolds, 
James  B.  McKean. 
George  W.  Palmer. 


THIRTY-SIXTH    CONGRESS. 


163 


Francis  E.  Spinner, 
Clark  B.  Cochrane, 
James  H.  Graham, 
Koscoe  Conkliu"-, 
E.  Holland  Duell, 
M.  Lindley  Lee, 
Charles  B.  Hoard, 
Charles  B.  Sedgwick, 
5Iartin  Butterfield, 
Emorv  B.  Pottle, 
Alfred  Wells. 
William  Irvine, 
Alfred  Ely. 
Augustus  Frank, 
Silas  M.  Burroughs, 
ElbridgeG.SpauTding 
Reuben  E.  Fentou. 

N0ETH-CAR0LI>-A.— 8 

W.  K.  H.  Smith, 
Thomas  Rutfin, 
Warren  Wiuslow, 
L.  O'B.  Branch, 
John  A.  Gilmer, 
John  M.  Leach, 
Burton  Craige, 
Z.  B.  Vance. 

OHIO.— 21. 
Geo.  H.  Pendleton, 
John  A.  Gurley, 
C.  L.  Yallandigham, 
Witham  Allen, 
James  M.  Ashley, 
William  Howard. 
Thomas  Corwin, 
Benjamin  Stanton, 
John  Carey. 
Carey  A.  Trimble, 
Charles  D.  Martin, 
Samuel  S.  Cox, 
John  Sherman. 
Harrison  G.  Blake, 
William  Helmick, 
Cvdnor  B.  Tomkins, 
Thomas  C.  Theaker, 
Sidney  Egerton, 


Edward  Wade, 
John  Hutchins, 
John  A.  Bingham. 

OREGON.— 1. 

Lansing  Stout. 

PENNSYLVANIA.— 25. 

Thomas  B.  Florence, 
Edward  J.  Morris, 
John  P.  Yerree, 
AVilliam  Millward, 
John  Wood. 
John  Hickman. 
H.  C.  Longnecker, 
John  Schwartz, 
Thaddeus  Stevens, 
John  W.  Kellinger, 
James  H.  Campbell, 
George  W.  Scranton, 
Wm.  H.  Dimmick. 
Gahisha  A.  Grow, 
JamesT.  Hale, 
Benjamin  F.  Jenkins, 
Edward  McPherson, 
Samuel  S.  Blair, 
John  Covode, 
AYm.  Montgomery, 
James  K.  Morehead, 
Robert  McKnight, 
William  Stewart, 
Chapin  Hall, 
Elijah  Babbit. 

RHODE-ISLAND.— 2. 

Christoph"r  Robinson 
William  D.  Brayton. 

eOUTH-CAROLINA. — 6 

John  McQueen, 
Wm.  Porcher  Miles, 
Lawrence  M.  Keitt, 
Millege  L.  Bonham, 
John  D.  Ashmore, 
William  W.  Boyce. 

TENNESSEE.— 10. 

Thos.  A.  R.  Nelson, 
Horace  Maynard, 
Reese  B.  Brabson, 


William  B.  Stokes, 
Robert  Hatton, 
J.  H.  Thomas, 
John  Y.  Wright. 
James  M.  Quarles, 
Emerson  Etheridge, 
William  T.  Avery. 

TEXAS.— 2. 

John  H.  Reagan, 
A.  H.  Hamilton. 

VIRGINIA.— 13. 

Muscoe  R.  H.  Garuett, 
John  S.  Millson, 
D.  C.  Dejarnette, 
Roger  A.  Pryor, 
Thomas  S.  Bocock, 
Shelton  F.  Leake, 
William  Smith, 
Alex.  R.  Boteler, 
John  T.  Harris, 
Sherrard  Clemens, 
Albert  G.  Jenkins, 
H.  A.  Edmondson, 
Elbert  S.  Martin. 

VERMONT.— 3. 

Ezekiel  P.  Walton, 
Justin  S.  Morrill, 
Homer  E.  Royce! 

WISCONSIN.— 3. 

John  F.  Potter, 
C.  C.  Washburne. 
Charles  H.  Larrabee. 

TERRITORIES. 

KEW-MEXICO. 

Miguel  A.  Otero. 

UTAH. 

William  H.  Hooper. 

TV^ASHINGTON. 

Isaac  J.  Stevens, 

KANSAS. 

Marcus  J.  Parrott. 

NEBRASKA. 

Experi'ce  Estabrook. 


237  Representatives.    5  Delegates  from  Territories. 


164 


NEWSPAPERS  IN  NEW-HAMPSHIRE, 

COERECTED  FOR  THE  YEAR  1860. 
ROCKINGHAM    COUNTY. 

City  of  Portsmouth.  Portsmoutli  Journal,  Charles  "W. 
Brewster  &  Son,  Editors  and  Publishers  ;  New-Hamp- 
shire Gazette,  Samuel  Grav,  Editor  and  Publisher ; 
Weekly  Chronicle,  F.  W.  Miller,  Editor  and  Publisher ; 
Daily  Chronicle,  E.  W.  Miller,  Editor  and  Publisher. 

Exete?\  News-Letter,  Eev.  L.  Leonard,  Editor,  and 
Samuel  Hall,  Publisher ;  American  Ballot,  Thomas  J. 
Whittem,  Editor  and  Publisher. 

STRArrORD    COUNTY. 

City  of  Dover.  Dover  Enquirer,  George  "Wadleigh, 
Editor  and  Publisher  ;  Dover  Gazette,  Foster  &  Smith, 
Editors  and  Publishers  ;  Morning  Star,  Board  of  Edi- 
tors, and  published  by  William  Burr,  Agent ;  The  Dover 
Sentinel,  John  T.  Gibbs  &  Co.,  Editors  and  Publishers  ; 
commenced  in  1860. 

Somersicorth.  Great  Falls  Advertiser,  G.  H.  &  S.  E. 
Twombly,  Editors  and  Publishers ;  New-Hampshire 
Eeview,  D.  Warren  Furber,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

BELKNAP    COUNTY. 

Laconia.  Winnipesaukee  Gazette,  A.  C.  Wallace, 
Editor  and  Publisher  ;  New-Hampshire  Democrat,  S.  C. 
Baldwin,  Editor  and  Publisher. 

CARROLL    COUNTY. 

Ossipee.  Carroll  County  Ptegister,  John  F.  Koberts, 
Editor  and  Publisher. 

MERRIMACK    COUNTY. 

City  of  Concord.  N.  H.  Patriot,  William  Butterfield, 
Editor  and  Publisher  ;  N.  H.  Statesman,  McFarland  & 
Jenks,  Proprietors  and  Publishers  ;  Independent  Demo- 
crat, Fogg  &  Hadley,  Editors  and  Proprietors  ;  Congre- 
gational Journal,  B.  W.  Sanborn,  Proprietor  and  Pub- 
lisher ;  Eev.  B.  P.  Stone,  Editor;  Democratic  Standard, 
John  B.  Palmer,  Proprietor  and  Publisher, 


NEWSPAPERS   IN"   NEW-HAMPSHIRE.  165 

HILLSBOROUGH    COUNTY. 

CHy  of  Manchester.  Democrat  and  American,  Good- 
ale  &  Farnsworth,  Editors  and  Publishers  ;  Daily  Amer- 
ican, Goodale  &  Farnswortb,  Editors  and  Publishers  ; 
Union  Democrat,  James  M.  Campbell.  Editor  and  Pub- 
lisher ;  Weekly  Mirror,  John  B.  Clarke,  Editor  and 
Publisher ;  Daily  Mirror,  John  B.  Clarke,  Editor  and 
Publisher  :  New-Hampshire  Journal  of  Agriculture,  by 
AVilliam  H.  Gilmore. 

City  of  Nashua.  Nashua  Gazette,  B,  B.  "VVhittemore, 
Editor, \and  B.  B.  &  F.  B.  TVhittemore,  Publishers; 
New-Hampshire  Telegraph,  Albin  Beard,  Editor  and 
Publisher. 

Amherst.  Farmer's  Cabinet,  E,  D.  Boylston,  Editor 
and  Publisher. 

MUford.  Milford  Kepublican,  J.  Garfield,  Editor  and 
Publisher. 

Peterborough.  Peterborough  Transcript,  K.  C.  Scott, 
Publisher. 

Hillsborough.  Hillsborough  News,  Warren  G.  Hagar, 
Editor  and  Publisher. 

CHESHIRE    COUNTY. 

Keene.  New-Ham.pshire  Sentinel,  Thomas  Hale,  Edi- 
tor, and  T.  Hale  &  Co..  Publishers  ;  Cheshire  Eepubli- 
can,  Horatio  Kimball,  Editor  and  Publisher. 

SULLIVAN    COUNTY. 

Ciareviont.  National  Eagle,  John  S.  Walker,  Editor 
and  Publisher  :  Northern  Advocate,  J.  Weber,  Editor 
find  Publisher. 

Neiqiort.  Argus  and  Spectator,  Carlton  &  Harvey, 
Editors  and  Publishers  ;  Sullivan  Eepublican,  W.  H.  H. 
Allen,  Editor. 

GRAFTON    COUNTY. 

Lebanon.  Granite  State  Free  Press,  G.  S.  Towle,  Edi- 
tor and  Publisher. 

Littleton.  People's  Journal,  Henry  W.  Eowell,  Edi- 
tor and  Publisher. 

Haverhill.  Haverhill  Kepublican,  H.  W.  Keding, 
Editor  and  Publisher. 

Hayiover.  Dartmouth  ^gis,  published  by  the  Junior 
Class  of  Dartmouth  College. 


166  PERIODICALS,   BOOKS,  «fec 

COOS   COtJNTY. 

Lancaster.  Coos  Kepublican,  Henry  0.  Kent,  Editor 
and  Publisher. 

Stratford.  Coos  Democrat,  Charles  D.  Johnson,  Edi- 
tor and  Publisher. 

Several  campaign  papers  for  the  Presidency  and  Gov- 
ernorship are  also  published. 

PEEIODICALS. 

New-Hampshire  Journal  of  Education ;  Henry  E. 
Sawyer,  resident  Editor.  Issued  monthly,  by  the  New- 
Hampshire  State  Association,  Concord. 

New-Hampshire  Annual  Register  ;  compiled  and  pub- 
lished by  (jr.  Parker  Lyon,  Concord. 

Leavitt's  Farmer's  Almanac;  published  by  E.  C. 
Eastman,  Concord. 

Concord  Directory ;  compiled  by  R.  I.  Merrill,  and 
published  by  Merrill  &  Son. 

Freewill  Baptist  Register ;  published  by  the  Baptist 
Society,  Dover, 

BOOKS  AND  PAMPHLETS 

'Published  in  New-Hampshire  within  the  year  1800,  which 
has  come  to  the  Icnowledge  of  the  coynpHer,  aside  from 
the  Reports  of  Corporations  and  Institutions,  aiid  Re- 
ports made  to  the  Legislature,  and  ordered  to  be  printed 
by  the  State  Printer  : 

The  Budget  Closed  :  By  Jane  Anthony  Fames.  Wm. 
Butterfield,  Printer,  Concord ;  Ticknor  &  Fields,  Bos- 
ton, Publishers. 

The  Sisters  of  Soleure :  A  tale  of  the  sixteenth  cen- 
tury.    E.  C.  Eastman,  publisher.  Concord. 

McFarland  &  Jenks  are  printers  of: 

The  Charter,  Bv-Laws,  Regulations  and  Code  of 
Ethics  of  the  N.  II.  Medical  Society ; 

Proceedings  of  the  Grand  Royal  Arch  Chapter  ; 

Address  of  William  L.  Foster  at  the  consecration  of 
Blossom  Hill  Cemetery ; 

An  Oration  delivered  before  the  Alumni  of  Gilman- 
ton  Academy,  by  Edwin  D.  Sanborn. 


t 

OBITUARY   NOTICES,  167 

G.  Parker  Lyon  is  the  publisher  of: 

The  Laws  of  the  State  of  New-Hampshire,  passed 
June  session,  1860 ; 

The  Laws  enacted  by  the  Legislature  for  the  years 
1853,  1854  and  1855,  re-printed,  forming  one  volume, 
including  the  Laws  for  1856,  1857,  1858  and  1859,  with 
a  full  and  copious  Index  ; 

Memoir  and  Official  Correspondence  of  General  John 
Stark,  with  notices  of  several  other  officers  of  the  Rev- 
olution. Also,  a  biography  of  Capt.  Phinehas  Stevens 
and  Col.  Robert  Rogers,  with  an  account  of  their  servi- 
ces in  America  during  the  "Seven  Years' War."  By 
Caleb  Stark  ; 

History  of  the  Town  of  Dunbarton,  from  the  grant  of 
Mason's  Assigns,  in  1751,  to  1860  :  By  Caleb  Stark  ; 

Reports  of^Cases  argued  and  determined  in  the  Su- 
preme Judicial  Court  of  New-Hampshire,  volumes  38 
and  39.     William  E.  Chandler,  Reporter  ; 

The  Dublin  Suit  decided  in  the  Supreme  Judicial 
Court  of  New-Hampshire  in  Chancer^'.  Ira  Perley, 
Chief  Justice. 


OBITUARY  NOTICES. 


Hon.  James  Parrington,  m.  d.,  of  Rochester,  de- 
ceased October  29,  1859,  aged  68  years.  Dr.  Parrington 
represented  his  town  in  the  Legislature  for  the  years 
1828,  '29,  '30  and  '31,  and  was  chosen  to  the  Senate  1832, 
'33  and  '34.  He  was  chosen  Representative  to  Congress 
one  term,  beginning  with  1837. 

Rev.  Jacob  C.  Goss,  of  Concord,  April  22,  aged  66 
years. 

Elder  George,  of  Pranconia,  June  19.     Mr, 

George  was  riding  on  horseback  near  Pranconia  village, 
when  an  electric  bolt  struck  him,  and  he  was  killed 
instantly.     His  horse  was  also  instantly  killed. 


168  OBITUARY   NOTICES. 

Samuel  Butterfield,  Esq.,  of  Concord,  July  3,  aged 
08  yeai's.  Mr.  Butterfield  was  a  lawyer,  and  in  the 
practice  of  his  profession  in  the  town  of  Andover  until 
a  few  years  of  his  death  ;  was  also  engaged  in  the  mer- 
cantile business.  He  represented  the  town  of  Andover 
for  the  years  1847  and  1848  in  the  Legislature,  and  was 
Councillor  for  1851  and  1852. 

Hon.  MiLON  C.  McClure,  of  Claremont,  September  1, 
aged  42  years.  Mr.  McClure  was  a  lawyer,  and  in  the 
practice  of  his  profession  from  1851  or  1852  to  his  death 
in  Claremont.  He  was  Councillor  for  the  years  1855 
and  1856.  Mr.  McClure  was  a  man  of  strict  integrity, 
and  one  who  gained  the  good  will  of  all  who  had  his 
acquaintance.  He  stood  well  among  his  brethren  as  a 
man  of  sound  judgment  in  matters  of  law. 

Hon.  John  S.  Wells,  of  Exeter,  August  1,  aged  56 
years.  Mr.  Wells  studied  the  profession  of  law  in  Ver- 
mont, and  was  admitted  to  the  practice.  In  1837  or 
1838  he  removed  to  Lancaster,  N,  H.,  and  there  prac- 
ticed successfully  in  his  chosen  profession.  Erom  1839 
to  1842  inclusive  he  represented  the  town  of  Lancaster 
in  the  Legislature  ;  the  last  year  he  was  chosen  Speaker 
of  the  House.  He  removed  to  Exeter,  and  was  ap- 
pointed Attorney-General  January  17,  1848,  and  in 
August  the  same  year  resigned  the  office ;  was  chosen 
Senator  for  1851  and  1852,  both  of  which  he  was  chosen 
President ;  was  nominee  for  Governor,  1856  and  1857. 
In  January,  1855,  he  was  appointed  to  fill  out  the  term 
of  the  Hon.  Moses  Norris,  deceased,  in  the  Senate  of 
the  United  States,  January  to  March  following.  Mr. 
Wells  was  considered  a  sound  lawyer  and  an  eloquent 
orator.  He  was  a  self-made  man,  getting  the  means  for 
paying  his  expenses  of  education  by  his  industry  in  his 
trade,  cabinet-maker,  which  he  learned  in  the  early  part 
of  his  life. 

John  T.  Coffin,  Esq.,  Laconia,  October  4,  aged  63 
years.  Mr.  Coffin  held  the  office  of  cashier  to  the  bank 
of  that  place  some  twenty  years :  was  Treasurer  of  the 
Savings  Bank,  and  held  other  offices  of  high  responsi- 
bility.    He  was  an  upright  and  honest  man. 


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subjects  of  the  law,  from  the  best  authors. 

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Females:  Condie  on  Diseases  of  Children;  Druitt  on  Modern 
Surgery;  Furguson  on  Practical  Surgery;  Horner's  Practical 
Anatomy:  AVoods  Practice  of  3Iediciue.  2  vols. :  Meigs  on  Dis- 
eases of  Females;  Meigs  on  Obstetrics;  United  States  Dispensa- 
tory, by  Wood  &  Baclie;  Erichsen-s  Surgery,  &c. 

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Wax;  best  English  common  Red  Wafers.  Notarial  do.,  and  Le- 
^al  Seals ;  India  Rubber :  Inkstands,  a  variety  of  sizes  and  forms ; 
Ink,  put  up  in  ditierent  sized  bottles,  and  of  good  quulitv ;  Sand 
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AVarranty,  mortgajre ;  Collectoi-s'  Avarrant-. 

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Executors' ; 
SherilTs' : 
Collectors". 
Writs*  Court,  (for  copies;) 
Trustee : 
AVrits,  Justice; 
Trustee ; 
Executions; 
Complaints  and  AVarrants ; 

Liquor  act  of  1855 ; 
Search  A\arrants ; 
3ritrimuses; 

Recognizance  for  witnesse."; 
Kecoguizance  for  pai-ties. 
Declaration.*; : 
Indorsed  Notes: 
Tromissory  jS'ores: 
On  judgment; 
3Ioney  received : 
3Eoney  lent,  interest,  Sec. : 
Account  annexed ; 
Uood.s,  wares.  &c. : 
Combination. 
SlieritTi;'  Returns  : 
« >f  attachments  of  real  estate : 
Receipts. 
Bonds  for  public  otficers 
Bonds,  common  form. 
Bonds,  indemnifying. 
I'.ail  notices. 

lilanks  for  oaths  of  ollice. 
Notices  of  taxes  and  receipts. 
Notary  Public's  blanks. 
Blanks  for   Commissioners   to 
I'rudential  School  Comniitees. 


Leases  of  fa 

Leases  of  dwelling-hou.ses. 

AVeighers'  record  blank.-*. 

Notices  to  take  depositions. 

Dcpo.sition  captions. 

Subpoenas. 

Blank  note  books. 

Blank  notes,  on  time,  &c. 

Printed  record  books. 
:  Printed  Mortgage,  personal 
property. 

Printed  valuation  of  property. 

Hfffisfer,  with  printed  head's, 
and  ruled  in  a  manner  best 
calculated  for  readiness  of 
recording  marriages,  births 
and  deaths. 

Certificates ;    Intention     of 

Marriage. 
Road  notices, wit  li  blank  returns 
Tax  books. 

Highway  Surveyor's  books. 
Town  orders. 

Pension  Blanks : 

Rcvolutionarv  claims,  act  of 
181"8 : 
act  of  18^: 
act  of  1836: 
Invalid  pensions,  act  of  1848; 
Widow's  pensions, act  of  1848; 
AVidow's  claims,  act  of  Feb.. 

1853,  first  sec: 
AVidows  pensions,act  of  Feb.. 

1853.  second  sec; 
Orphan's  claim,  act  of  Feb.. 

1853,  first  sec  ;  " 

To  draw  arrearage  in  case  of 

death; 
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