Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

c pt silver plate uT ware K, pt Tor sale. HuC
. al>b that which IS in IOS>es-Iun IT iamll y
T ~ iIs m M neIs a. souvenirs OF keeIstses
( lhe plate properly taxable is ihat which ha'
nren JuIchas u for tie use If The fanny. ul
has he n presented 10 the family a. part u
I Il o household furniture, ami ~ ruch is kept
( f.r use, whether for ornament or actual ser
vice f. the execution Of the law ssstss0r,
.r- directed Ia allow Owners OF silver ware t,
h We the same weighed, and u make report
/ the cot.
stamp will be required upon every GER
thcate which has or may have legal value
/ ~ any court ui law or equity.
When 4 manufacturer has new goods on
/ hand at the place OF manuiacture. but has
/ not taken out Il license, nor Kept his mil in
/ operation -Ince S-ptember ! such goods are
subject TO duty whenever sold or removed
/ from the place OF manufacture.
In stamping prJmssory notes or other in
stTuments rquuing STAMPS, undrr the pre-
yI-iUus Of the Excise law, stamps Of d smaller
/ amount in numbers sufficient to amount 10
/ the sum OF the stamp required. Can be us,d
I provided they are ct the kind demon iua ted
tor the particular instruments drawn.
One OF tns I5Jh Regiment ~ri,rs to Wal.
tons J0ar7gl au account Of the departure Of
the regiment from Bfsttleboro, from which
We extract as follows,
just before leaving BrattlebJro'. q little
event occurred, which created quite an exc,e.
ment, among the boys. Company 4, in this re-
regiment il composed OF lri-hr,en, aud many
OF their wives ami sisters aud friends were
th,retakinga farewell leave Of them and there
was eon-t quenty great deal OF lament4-
tiou, wringing oi bands &c, and the strong
feelings OF this impulsiye people were all ex-
cited thereby making the sIecsacie appear
us though their hearts were all breaking
Then too, some Of them refused to start IN
ill they had their bounty (Which Was not
pad them tiil after they got into the carl
ana tuking II Tor all in al there was almost
"a row IN the company. Capt. Lonergan and
the other company Jthcers did their utmost,
blt altsc the battalion line was formed the
Culuu,isr other Of hycrs Of the staff had &
attend 10 them, and - bad was their con
duct that the Tust Of the regiment got very
tired sanding with their arms aud kuap
sacks on waning l0r them, and many Of the
h15s became almost eXlsIerated. One fellow
refused 10 obey the Colonel. and got up
quit Iow about him. and all could s-.
col tnai occurrence was the p!ucky {, l1Gei
suddenly ltal ing about i.ur ie.I high than
the crowd aud coming down like thunder
upon hun aud ar looked tarou- b the les VI
.,y in-fi. yuuil BE the Culrnei'> loot rayil
y cmuE INTO ir,quent and uncom tort. l-
90. &.mi.l fn tie Ar muscular guard OF tle
'.l." p, nv>, who con begged Inr
uE 5 .gI TO-. Ne matUu,d d thr clr- unI
i.'i,, D,al.. auotL,I soete. Cul Blown DI-
o.i'a taE. I.acurr march dIWn our ga
900. ..a u.~ luI.ltI Co c.'uit.,ut, which W.
..t.'- .i I a.. I..,luri 90 tWu rluA, ct'upiv.,.y '
fuuuI rHr. .ru 40, o. ur.i ri l. ia
- I't NO -. dol, -.u1 as ] st.,. Z d tn
.r.s. 90 i...H'I .lou- tuu ulr % tie ntNe.
/ AH. ~ ihrn iaIr,s>-I uI~ tsni o. I'o4-
.i4'N u.tn,, lhtt lg" thing, ,,uI1 .rtuS
nrut 90 'Ir tHfu t..--W-l.. I Iuu' sup.,
Siar th.v Want, art In kn " int Clmp
~ \ "4s safu rtli and In tur cas-. anu
-I.ce That ter 90, q els have man ,s-I
coo Ia. ! lAiuA Cal :. L,LeIgau Is d IemsiEa.
5le lnau.
itWIu be remembered that this j. the
same conpsn} talr went into 10 tr,2ad IT,
, meut, au1 W-rs disbindri % acc iunt ui
tier lusu' OIlIn4tlun. il,y nov behave
Aeii, j % cv-r Ihey ~ into battle, ! Wty
tuti. iu,e.
Men, Women and children came out AZ DO
very station Co.. ...reey u, and they sfoWered
us with bItq .eg., brought us bread ctte-
and cheese uud iuit, gave us cheers, aud 30
= ne Instances, even more UIe OF twJ
.auds. me clptai0a received kis g. 10 Spr us-
ned. and many were ths toys VINO determi-
utd % 20 @ tne old B y State % live # ever
Q .ey came back from the war. In CouuccGi-
eur % was night, but ihe people were out To
mceJ us' notwithstanding. They called us
All along the r1ute abe hauisJmest Regiment .
TIE laJ re,u yet. Oue young lady at Hart |
lord remarked tr your correspondent, "Mhy.
| should think you N-rmunters were gong |
DOWN o. Ieciaim tie -,c,-h women, You are I
-1 r,ry good looking | thanked her and /
told We leig hitJered, tlr the lAdles Of Spring |
lelI though just 20. and event went - lar /
4- 20 ki-s some If Uz "ls that so?'' said she. I
We'll We viii not be ouJdone by anything .
there J. in Springfield. whereupon- I
We nothing ~ SAY.