Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18
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Af@N iNCAfAf'A AAAN 1 l4l0
OF PERSONS LIABLE TO MILITARY DUTY II
THE TOWN or MONTPELIER

THE TOWN or MONTPELIER
PHovosr MAHsuAI's Orrtcs lat District Of }
Vermont, Rutland, December L. 1863
In obedienaasr tho orders II the Provost Marsha
General Of tAe United States the following list OF per
s4na enrolled as liable To do military duty n The town
M@nipe'f is hereby published, that person 50 en-
rolled may appear before Che Board of Enrolment an,
CLAIM TO have his nome stricken n the ist II he cat
sho" 10 ho satisfaction Of the Board hat not an,
viii no' he az The time fixed Tor the next draft liable 1,
do military duty on account of
lsf, AuenaEc,
2i, Non Residence
3D. Unsui ablcne.s NJ age
4th, haIutV' permanent physical disability.
ltsoH Mh' may eeognlzant " any other persons La
bic 20 do military duty whose ames douot ppca on thi
Enrolment st. are requisite IN n1tify me B1atd o
Entoli1en mat su persons may be- properly enrolled
lhese may also avail themselves ~ The privilege " ap
pearng before the Board Of Eurolln emit and csiur, ?,
have their names stricken off the list the same as tho,
had been originally enrolled The status Of those To- b,
enrolled r. 90 De- taken As 10 age, the lst dAy Of
July Nv in all other particulars the 10th day oil
MAY, 1868
The poard " Rnrollmen, is instructed To- hear c,.c.
under his order until ihe2lth day Of December 1863
after which will be- heard.
Those who were drafted and exempted by reason oil
having entered the service furnished substitute n,ii
Communication money, being n n-residetts aliens or un
der twenty years Of have beeu stricken off The ro
Inose VINO were drafted and exemp ed by reason al
70 the Second Class.
Those who were drafted aud exempted for all other
causes, are d, sgnaedby A star. 81
Those who drafted and failed TO feport are dc.
ssgnated by a dagger a.
r. Gran oP' o,d Prorost Ma shat ~,
b + MORGAN, surgeon '""|"ent
FlVST CLASS
-, dmund Austin, Wins 90 W Av,ry, John q Adams.
VIM Adams, o., Leo, Hire Atdrs Ou,ri Athrr.
ton Chstles Badger, Geone W Bailey Henry h ,,,.
en-, Thomas 3ufkct Wn A Boutwell, benjamin r Bux.
toh' iouy brown Cofliss brigham Theron bailey.
James Bower, Andrew ltaieY Roger BukIev .
James Bryant, Henry b. ant Emery B.iIe, Io.
seph hodell Paul Benad. W Bates. Grolpc Y
Barnes Joseph Brown, VIM Butha h. ] w Brork
Luther Cross, Gustavus I Cross George q Ch,nIler'
John Casey, II CLARK, Jabcz Colby Augustus Con.
slant J. Bartlett Cross, Oscar Gross. John NJ Come
gys Dan Crowley Charles Carpeu Ct q Il Currv Dram
Ell C Clogsdcn, Orvis Cresse, Frank Curfier. ira ~
Cameron, Byron Chafee. David Cuuie simon B
Chess' Eri Cotie' soon W Davis eander Davis
Chaties Dutton Coris Dresamiue. Orille Dewey fohn
7 Dewey. John Dixon,' he hyrin Drnnn @, v h ia.
Wis, II Dutlou- II Davis, d W Dodley EDWARD
DE Tey joel Dutgin, John NJ Elkins d Il Edison
Ii lie + Emmous, Cornelius n Eddy Ohm French :
Goo Fullef, b fihed, John FISH DANIEL f Field
Fisk, Louis = Gleason. T. ID Gmcy. John Green.
David Goodwin, Henry Goodwin, Royal Goodwin Jo-
seph George james Go .dsin kdsin Gurnse. Carlisle
Gle son, Gustsyus Gould. + Huichins Pa,rca Iff.
bert Jo9's G Hall, Howe A X Harvey, Tmu,hy
Hubbard, robert Hafgin, Charles y Harvey. Edwin
W Hubbard, Efastuy Hubbard, Henr, Horn Charles NJ
Hale. d W JPhBson, G4o Jaeco, Heufy A JACOBS
Charles Jones Mahion kinsun sanford Kent William
Kelly James Knueky, Moses Kane James NJ KeIt.
Sigan Lafony. frafk l. Lewis, Rodney Lund arnes X
moi 10, Warren Lamb. Ferdinand Laeross Amos "a
Lowell Charles Lawrence, John LABEL Joseph sbn-
roy William Lewis, John Mncrnft Hen, MaLit
Peter Mitchell, Michael McNely. Antuipr Mon.et,e
Leonard Mayntt Charles McCiiuis Cornelius Morse
Reuben Nickerson. Luther Nevoomb d d Nevcu1. p
& Fersous Newell Pane = Gilman Parker, John ID
Phelps John Philhrook, Austin painr,' Geo Peck
William Pertn,s Julhs Perrin, Jocl G. aye George ~
Ripley George Richardson. George Kicn, Jane,
Rogue, Patrick Rogue, John Rock, George Reed,
James Ring Joseph RoNells II b toNrll, Charles
Silver, Carlos l. Smiths NeuD smith, th.rles z
swift, Peter 81 John George Smt b. William Ike
Harrison Sargent, Louis smith, George Shepard,
Charles Sofrs. George Shoray Thomas e smith
George squres George Stewart Samuel smith
1ftar IrtaIf Il rH
a iNlor' Andre"b tanner CotWin Ia liu, *JLTut.
tie Ebcnr TApliu Robert Toby Charles rhuf.ton
Thomas Iamsoy + GrdN Tspin, Des;cr Taylor viii
whalon. Wilson 5 Wolf Charles Wood, Henry
White James D White Lueius wyman, John Z
Prentice Wright, jerome Wright, Eli Wright, G
Wing, J II Whutemore pliney 4 Washburn.
SECOND CLASS
Syvanus Angel Bailey, W + Bram.n. A
Draiuatd. Il Boutwell,, e NJ Brown, q Bacon. d X
bennett, 7 Bartowt q Brigham NJ Bu1nhAm,
W Brooks Francis Brown Edmond Chase q D Cole,
John loiiuing oliver Cassvaw, X ID tluy, Currier
Camp, NJ Clark, Luther Cree j d Chgsdon Pa.
rick Cannon; Cooper Samuel Dewey, benson
Dewey Joel Dodge, Char cs Dewey, Wilson Dame On.
man d Dodge, Hugh Down, John Emin1ns Andrew
Emerson Joel Fo,tci, r. Joseph Ford Daniel tD,vdO
l. Flu lcr /. Fish James q French Tho.nas ~, b,y
Louis Dreenwood h II Gilmore, + g Gilmore Z Gar
land, Albert Green, John Gleason, G. Hathaway /.
b huntington, IL Hopkins William 3 Hunt, Charles
II Hollis, Haron, II d Hopkins. l. Howe + p 5
Horn b Johnson George Jacobs. Abiiah Keith d I
knapp, Keith A Keller George Loveland An
Irvine Loboskiu, II Loomis, W II ord, Andrew La
mort Timothy MfUill, William Mocran John Morket
kustace Mayou John Miller, Lewis Mansur. A Mead
Peter Molket, Levi Martin. Sylvester MahoDy David
Mcdonald, Francis Newoomb. Sylyanus Pratt, william
w Parks, I Phinney Levi Pierce, Joseph Prcntlss
Parker Putnam, Webster II Root, Frank Riker George
Robinson, w II Richardson. Calvin Robinson
Henry Sanders, X b skinner, Ira + snow, George
Staples, skinner, AbrAm - John, Denison Tat
Barnard Town, Samuel Walton, George Wilder sam,
ue Wells, X II Whittier, A W Wilder d Washburn.
s "ool'on, George West, Benj'min Young.
ARRIVAL OF GAIT. WILLETs.-Capt. Will
lett of the steamer Chesapeake, arrived in
Boston Saturday afternoon Dec. II, on the
Portland train by way Of the Boston and
Maine Railroad with eight Of his crew, and
proceeded at once to take the cars for New
York
The chief engineer, Jas. Johnson, who WIS
wounded, August Strebeck, the third enRi-
neer, and three hremen we're forced to remain
with the vessel The mate was left at the
Exchange Hotel in Portland, wounded, in care
Of the stewardess. Capt Wiett says that
eleven shots were fired at him with intent to
Kill him, as the pirates themselves avowed,
but be proyidentially escaped without
Capt. W. states that during the encounter
and tumult that occurred on board the Chesa.
peake the pistol of one of the pirates was ac-
'identally discharged, inAicting a horrid
wound upon the hand ofsnother Of the PARTY.
The Capt. thinks the injury was Of charac-
Ter such as to destroy the entire hand and
Main the man for life
lie also reiterates the particulars attending
he murder of the second Engineer, and saws
hat As adsed Of unmitigated atrocity it ia
scarcely possible to find parallel in the an
nails OF crime. The dead body of the engin-
'er was allowed to lay for considerable time a
IN the vessels deck, until at length the nj
ates tied iron to it in large quantities and
brew It overheard, the blood leaving dark q
md apparently indellibe stain on the blanks !
where 1t had laid. q
While coming from Eastport to Portland q
N the steamer New England, yesterday morn.
X two gunboats in pursuit of the Chesa- .
cake were seen-one near Rockland. where s
he stopped to coal the other TO the eastward. {
apt. Willeut is short, stoutly formed man.
pparentiy ofgreat energy and determinal on,
nd Is one who would have saved his We se
tho shadow Of a chance had been offe ed y
Notwithstanding the shortness Of his sta, m o
be depot, he was at once surrounded by Il
irge crowd of people D