100,000

1866. John C. Moulton. DanielS. Dinsmoor

50,000 May, 1865. James Drake. 100,000 1865. F. Livingston.

60,000 Apr. 1865. N. V. Whitehouse. 1865. Asa P. Cate.

70,000

50,000 May, 1865. Jos. Wentworth. 1865. Nathaniel Wells.

150,000

100,000

1865. Oliver H. Lord.

100,000 May, 1865. William Haile.

75,000

Josiah Carpenter.
Albert S. Scott.
A. D. Whitehouse.
William T. Cass.
C. C. Fellows.
Jos. A. Stickney.
Samuel S. Rollins,

Henry Abbott.

1865. John M. Brackett. Chas. G. Tebbetts.

Total Capital, $4,635,000)

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

IRA PERLEY, Concord, Chief Justice.

Jonathan E. Sargent, Wentworth, Associate Justice.
Henry A. Bellows, Concord, Associate Justice.
Charles Doe, Rollinsford, Associate Justice.
George W. Nesmith, Franklin, Associate Justice.
Jeremiah Smith, Dover, Associate Justice.

William C. Clarke, Manchester, Attorney-General.
Amos Hadley, Concord, Reporter.

The State is divided into four Judicial Districts, as follows:
No. 1. Rockingham, Strafford and Carroll counties.

No. 2. Belknap, Merrimack and Hillsborough counties.
No. 3. Cheshire and Sullivan counties.

No. 4. Grafton and Coos counties.

The Supreme Judicial Court holds Law Terms, annually, within the aforesaid Districts, as follows:

At Exeter on the third Tuesday of June, and at Dover on the third Tuesday of December, for the counties of Rockingham, Strafford and Carroll; at Manchester on the first Tuesday of June, and at Concord on the first Tuesday of December, for the counties of Merrimack, Hillsborough and Belknap; at Keene on the second Tuesday of December, and at Newport on the fourth Tuesday of June, for the counties of Cheshire and Sullivan; at Lancaster on the second Tuesday of July, and at Haverhill on the second Tuesday of January, for the counties of Grafton and Coos.