1864 Report
STATE OF VERMONT
Adjutant and Inspector General's Office
Woodstock, September 1, 1864.General Order No. 13.
In consequence of repeated complaints from various towns in this State of the inequalities of the enrolment, and of the quotas based thereon, Brig. Gen. T. G. Pitcher, Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of this State, on the twenty-fourth of August, 1864, issued, to the several Provost Marshals of the State, the following order:
Give notice by publishing in papers and printer circulars, one to each Selectman, that the enrolment lists will be opened to correction to August 31st, and that quotas will be assigned 1st of September, based on the revised enrolments.
(Signed,) T. G. PITCHER
Brig. Gen'l. & A. A. Pro. Mar. Gen.In pursuance of that order, the enrolment lists of the several towns in the State have been corrected and the following are announced as the quotas of the several towns in this State, computed upon the enrolment, as thus corrected:
First Congressional District No.
EnrolledQuota under call
for 500,000Addison County Addison 77 13 Bridport 93 16 Bristol 115 20 Cornwall 78 13 Ferrisburgh 103 18 Goshen 29 5 Granville 65 11 Hancock 40 7 Leicester 44 8 Lincoln 84 15 Middlebury 208 36 Monkton 89 15 New Haven 92 16 Orwell 92 16 Panton 34 6 Ripton 63 11 Salisbury 77 13 Shoreham 92 16 Starksboro' 139 24 Vergennes 84 15 Waltham 19 3 Weybridge 36 6 Whiting 44 8 311 Bennington County Arlington 140 24 Bennington 393 68 Dorset 135 23 Glastenbury 13 2 Landgrove 34 6 Manchester 143 25 Peru 44 8 Pownal 131 23 Readsboro' 84 15 Rupert 88 15 Sandgate 58 10 Searsburgh 21 4 Shaftsbury 155 27 Stamford 64 11 Sunderland 70 12 Winhall 75 13 Woodford 31 5 291 Rutland County Benson 88 15 Brandon 289 50 Castleton 179 31 Chittenden 69 12 Clarendon 105 18 Danby 137 24 Fairhaven 124 21 Hubbardton 51 9 Ira 33 6 Mendon 50 9 Middletown 46 8 Mount Holly 143 25 Mount Tabor 28 5 Pawlet 114 20 Pittsfield 48 8 Pittsford 151 26 Poultney 155 27 Rutland 799 138 Sherburne 51 9 Shrewsbury 104 18 Sudbury 63 11 Tinmouth 48 8 Wallingford 159 28 Wells 60 10 West Haven 53 9 545 Washington County Barre 133 23 Berlin 111 19 Cabot 116 20 Calais 129 22 Duxbury 69 12 E. Montpelier 96 17 Fayston 60 10 Marshfield 89 15 Middlesex 100 17 Montpelier 245 42 Moretown 90 16 Northfield 249 43 Plainfield 70 12 Roxbury 85 15 Waitsfield 69 12 Warren 95 16 Waterbury 173 30 Woodbury 98 17 Worcester 68 12 370 Aggregate enrolled 8,768 Aggregate Quota 1,517 Second Congressional District No.
EnrolledQuota under call
for 500,000Windham County Athens 32 6 Brattleboro 332 65 Brookline 23 4 Dover 66 13 Dummerston 88 17 Grafton 113 22 Guilford 104 20 Halifax 116 23 Jamaica 165 32 Londonderry 115 22 Marlboro 85 17 Newfane 96 19 Putney 133 26 Rockingham 252 49 Somerset 13 2 Stratton 32 6 Townshend 106 21 Vernon 76 15 Wardsboro 84 16 Westminster 143 28 Whitingham 146 28 Wilmington 154 30 Windham 60 12 493 Windsor County Andover 50 10 Baltimore 11 2 Barnard 158 31 Bethel 173 34 Bridgewater 132 26 Cavendish 162 32 Chester 233 45 Hartford 254 49 Hartland 218 42 Ludlow 176 34 Norwich 173 34 Plymouth 125 24 Pomfret 147 29 Reading 135 26 Rochester 194 38 Royalton 178 25 Sharon 94 18 Springfield 329 64 Stockbridge 152 30 Weathersfield 145 28 Weston 98 19 West Windsor 104 20 Windsor 178 35 Woodstock 299 58 763 Orange County Bradford 161 31 Braintree 101 20 Brookfield 151 29 Chelsea 172 34 Corinth 136 26 Fairlee 56 11 Newbury 191 37 Orange 90 18 Randolph 283 55 Strafford 142 28 Thetford 139 27 Topsham 124 24 Tunbridge 151 29 Vershire 117 23 Washington 113 22 West Fairlee 72 14 Williamstown 126 25 453 Caledonia County Barnet 157 31 Burke 103 20 Danville 183 36 Goshen Gore 75 15 Groton 160 31 Hardwick 44 9 Kirby 152 30 Lyndon 53 10 Newark 97 20 Peacham 69 13 Ryegate 64 12 Sheffield 420 82 St. Johnsbury 79 15 Sutton 117 23 Walden 99 19 Waterford 86 17 Wheelock 13 2 385 Aggregate 10,748 Aggregate Quota 2,094 Third Congressional District No.
EnrolledQuota under call
for 500,000Chittenden County Bolton 39 9 Burlington 552 124 Charlotte 91 20 Colchester 190 43 Essex 128 29 Hinesburgh 108 24 Huntington and Buel's Gore 70 16 Jericho 116 26 Milton 161 56 Richmond 69 15 Shelburne 74 17 St. George 9 2 Underhill 102 23 Westford 113 25 Williston 88 20 429 Essex County Averill 5 1 Bloomfield 43 10 Brighton 75 17 Brunswick 9 2 Canaan 28 6 Concord 119 27 East Haven 11 2 Granby 19 4 Guildhall 27 6 Lemington 20 4 Lunenburgh 57 13 Maidstone and Ferdinand 12 3 Victory 12 3 98 Franklin County Bakersfield 83 19 Berkshire 94 21 Enosburgh 107 24 Fairfax 129 29 Fairfield 147 33 Fletcher 80 18 Franklin 108 24 Georgia 103 23 Highgate 130 29 Montgomery 110 25 Richford 103 23 Sheldon 105 23 St. Albans 291 65 Swanton 172 38 394 Grand Isle County Alburgh 117 26 Grand Isle 45 10 Isle La Mott 43 10 North Hero 57 13 South Hero 52 12 71 Lamoille County Belvidere 36 8 Cambridge 138 31 Eden 74 17 Elmore 58 13 Hydepark 154 34 Johnson 140 31 Morristown 143 32 Stowe 159 36 Waterville 55 12 Wolcott 69 15 229 Orleans County Albany 75 17 Barton 112 25 Brownington 54 12 Charleston 126 28 Coventry 96 21 Craftsbury 84 19 Derby 137 31 Glover 104 24 Greensboro' 87 19 Holland 64 14 Irasburgh 71 16 Jay 32 7 Lowell 49 11 Morgan 41 9 Newport 111 25 Salem 37 8 Troy 118 26 Westfield 44 10 Westmore 9 2 324 Aggregate 6,900 Aggregate Quota 1,545
Official information has been received, that volunteers will be counted on the quotas of the present call up to the last practicable moment before the drafted are accepted and sent to rendezvous.
The several Superintendents of Recruiting, and the Clerk detailed to receive recruits from Superintendents will continue in the exercise of the duties of their respective offices, and will receive recruits, as provided by General Order No.10, and their instructions, until further orders.
By order of His Excellency,
J. GREGORY SMITH,
Governor and Commander-in-Chief,
PETER T. WASHBURN,
Adjutant and Inspector General
