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Whats in a Name ?

friend has sent the following communi-
ealion respecting Il locality, so extensively a
vertised before the Legislature for gr, at num-
her of years. We agree with our correspondent
that in the " eternal fitness of things the
name OF this mountain should be changed to
some more suggestive and euphonious title. And
if the controversy, which like a wounded snake
has dragged its slow length along for SO many
years, is at last, to the retet of the legislature
and all concerned, settled, we are decidedly of
the opinion that the mountain ought to be re-
chrisiened and baptise W th new and more
appropriate apellatoD.
- SNAKE MOUNTAIN
Mr.. WILLARD The contested line (Which
is now happily settled) between Addison and
Wevbridge has drawn this Mountain conspicu-
ously before the public. 1t was my fortune to visit
the ridge in company with the Committee Of the
Legislature the present session. 1t presents
from its summit one Of the finest scenes to be
found in this State Or any other. On the West,
lies Addison. cultivated like garden up to its
very base, from which the Mountain rises al
most ertically in bold bluff Of rocks. Be-
yond are the Adriondacks, Lake Champlain and
Lake George Siopiug Eastward toward Wey-
blide, it has wooded face with here ard there
u clearing.
Across the meadow and interyale Of" Lemon
Falr " and " other creeks still Eastward, you
come to the centre OF Weybridge, where stands
the noble shaft Of Vermont marble marking
the resting place of Sias Wright, the honored
son OF Vermont, who was born near to where
he sleeps.
His monument is in plain view Of the noun
tain. within three miles Of It's summit. Now
10 my point; What could be more detestAble
than to mark such u grand "up litt,' amid
such magnificent beauty, aud surrounded by a
people 80 intelligent and highly cultivated,
with such a contemplate name" SNAKE
MouNrAIN - Y a reproach
LET it be - Wright Mountain, out Of COM
pllnent to one Of the first OF American states
men. Al OF the County of Addison and of
Vermont would respond to the change. And
New York will echo cheer for the honor, am
sure.
will you second the proposition If so, |
propose that we present the matter to this very
Assembly now 10 Session
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marrieo.

In Montpelier, Nov. as, 1862, By R.vE
mas. IL; r.nney NJ. D., Of South Hardwi,t SCOT Y
peer. ESQ, Of h,,t
In Braintree, Nov. 18th, by Rev. J.A,.,
eeSrre q. bnrr,li Of Braintres, Of Co. O. or lana n
to Miss vary WhitcoD,b, Of warren. ''H w. Regt.,
In Plainhe!d, Nov. 18th, by John p,
Samuel Learer, TO Miss Lydia Leas.r, ho,h q H.
pelief. '''h u East Mem
In Granville. Nov l7,h, BY Rev. Geo. g e,.
vile s DOH Of 8fan
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BR ANDON BANK.
From the Vermont Christian Messenger.
From the 18th Vermont Regiment.

CAMP VERMONT, Va, Nov. Is, 1862.
We are still at Camp Vermont, and the din
of camp life is making its ordinary music in
our ears. The greatest fault we have to find
with this noise, is its endless catter. 1t is
heard by day, and rolls on in its restless beat
ings even at night. The stiffness Of midnight
is little known here, for at these hours we
listen to the hum of voices and the tread of
sentines. Since our last writing nothing re-
markabe has turned up to break the nonot.
ony Of our daily life. AS we have our arms
and ammunition, oar men now take their turn
in doing picket duty, and six companies left
here on Thursday morning with preparations
to be absent until Saturday. The doing Of
picket duty under circumstances as developed
here, is not pcrilous or unpleasant in pleasant
weather, bat gives desirable variety to the
routine Of camp duty.
Our regiment has commenced its busy
preparation tor winter quarters. We infer
that it is anticipated for the present, that we
remain here. Let not the reader inter from
this, that the great Army Of the Potomac are
about taking q stationary position for the
winter. 1t happens that our brigade, which
is known as the second Of Casey's division, is
included among the force reserved for the de.
fence of Washington 1t is not to be pre-
sumcd that al. the troops will at present be
removed from the immediate vicinity of
Washington. If this should prove to be our
lot, to DO retained here for this important
service. we shall not be likely at present to
sec much hard fighting, unless the rebels
should come after our Capitol, and in that
case there is no probability that they would
live to got back 10 Dixie,-not at least while
this brigade holds its present position. We
think the country may feel perfectly assured
in regard to the safety of Washington, until
our time expires, or the fortunes of war re.
move this force from its guardianship over
this sacred deposit Of national interests
This may not appear like doing much to
crush the rebellion, but the time has been in
the history of this war, when it was worth
something to know that tho Capitol was safe
from destruction by tho excited foes of the
4 Government
The general health of the regiment still re
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RE4aysrRANcE To THE D>G-LAw-A QUEER
LEGISLATIVE INCIDENr.-Thc right Of remons-
trance, rs well as of petition, with all whose
rights may have been niringed, by acts of leg
islatou, we had supposed to be universally con-
ceded. But an incident occurred, day OF two
ago at the State House, that shows that even the
Wisdom and Virtue o. lie &dtc,' there as
sembed, 90 not always scruple to break over
this republican rule.
The new Dog Law had just passed the Senate,
when a clamor was heard at its door, and some
one was evidently struggling for admittance, to
speak his mind, on the grievance, 1t may natu-
rally be supposed he elt at the passage OF the
law in question, Tor the tones OF his voice clear
ly Indicated the fercest kind OF remonstrance.
But though repuIsed from the door, he soon re-
turned to the spot, and by loud and fierce
howl of wrath, at once, made the Senate admit
that the persistent remonstrant had, at least,
succeeded in Obtaining hearing. But strange
to say the order was immediately given to kick
him down stairs.
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By the same, relative to resolutions received
from the Legislature of Rhode Island, recon-
mending an increase of the number of cadets a,
West Point Military Academ, that preamble
and resoluti, to that effect should be adopted
report agreed to and resolution adopted.
BY Mr.. c. Miller, for Committee on final ad.
journmen,, recommend ng that the two Houses
be adjourned on Tuesday. the Cd Of December
ordered to lie on motion of Mr.. Miller.
BY Mr.. Hunton er a majority of the Judiciary
COMMITTEE, against certain Senate amendments of
chapter IS OF Revision, OF Replevin," and in
favor of certain other amendments OF said chapter
report agreed TO.
From the Senate, chapter 81 OF Revision, OF
the duties and LIABILITIES of recording officers of
courts of record; to Select Committee of which
MIR. Fisher is Chairman.
Senate amendment Of chapter 1909, "Of pro-
visions relative to persons claimed as fugitive
slaves, and TO prevent kidnappDg,' was referred
to Seize: Commute, of wh CHI Mr.. Shaw is Chair
man.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Chapter 50, "Of the appointment OF trustees
for minors and others, and their powers and
duties; passed.
An act to pay the Auditor of accounts and
Treasurer for extra service passed
An act to incorporate the Fairfax Cemetery
Association passed.
Cn4pter ll9, of revision Of offences against
public policy "; passed.
Chapter A " of levy Of execution y; passed.
Mr.. F!agg called up The Senate bill, "Ot the
Homestead " and the b II was passed i'll concur
enes with propose of amendment
On motian of Mr.. Underwood, the House in
sis;ed upon its disagreement with the Senate in
relation to the proriso Of section ID of chapter
So Of revision.
The question then came upon insisting upon or
recedlng from its disagreement in reference to
Senate amendment Of The same chapter which
provides that after any debt is out-lawed it can
only be again acknowledged in legal sense, in
writing.
MIR. HINTON moved to rcede. His motion
was supported by Messrs Reynolds and Fisher,
on the ground hat this provision would decide
many Cases which would otserwise be left doubt
full. Messrs. James, Deni,on and Cushman OF
Rochester, fovored insisting upon the disagree
,uen,.
The House insisted upon its disagreement
1t was resolved. on motion Of Nr. Chandler, to
appoint committee of Conference and request a
like Committee Oh the part Of the Senate on the
dl>asreting votes Of the Two Houses upon said
sections.
BRANDON BANK.
The bill extending the charter Of Brandon Bank
was cad TIE third time, and the question was
upon lis passage.
Mr.. Adams OF Colchester, moved that the bill
be ordered to lie lost
Mr.. Kent, of Wallir sford, demanded the yeas
and nays on the passage o. the bill,-yeas 1873,
nays S1,-and the b was passed.
Mr.. Denson moved to reconsider the vove
lost Adjourned.
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EXCISE TAXES.
COZ l. E TO r. $ NOTJrr

NOTICES hereby given that the Annual Fave. .,
~ FIRST Collection District of vermont a, wi 'L-
under the provisions OF the law OF Cuugress a eTa
July !, 1852, have become due and pavaGIe PPfO'e
attend al 'he Ieo"iHS time' an places to receive u
same, viz ''e he
WAsHiHaTOH COUNrr-At my office in Nor.uoi
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the lat "a ef, %
days Of December, 1862; at the Eorhf.ii IT, ahu ID
Mortified. on Friday, December 5 h AT Harlevc
ern, III Waterbury, on Saturday. December FIJI ., -"
Inns Hotel, IN Waitsfeld, Tuesday Decent ~ a."
and at Wilson's Hotel, in Cabot son THURSDAY h ~
ADDISON CouNrI--At Stevens Hotel in Eercsna'u
Monday and tuesday Dtcemh.r 18th and l6,b .. VI
the Addison House, III Middlebury on Wednesd, 'u
Thursday, December l7th and 18th. %.
RUTLAND CorNrT-At the Brandon House in Rr,,
on friday nd saturday, December 10th and 2Oh IH
Badweli House, in Rutland, on Monday and T,., n'
December 22d aud 23d at Westover's Hotel in Ts.I
ton on Wednesday and Thursday December g.h e we
18th; and at Hills Hotel in Walngford on Frida NV
cember Goth. ' az
BENNINGTON CoUSrr.-At the vande,ln Ho.e, j.
chester on Saturday and Monday, Dec 9th and ooh M
al the Franklin House, in Bennington on Tu.,ds1 '
wednesday, Dec, Both and 3lst. '
The Monthly Returns Of Manufactures for IN. ro,, ,
September, lr62, re now due, and will be payabIS
those times and places, II not previously paid.
BY the provisions Ct The excise law ali r.,so,s 49,
lecting to pay said dntes aad within
specified Mil be- required to pay len per cent adno,
upon the amount thereof ~
The LlcESsEs e1nred by the excise law h. doll,
cred at In sc times and places, ess previously c
for At my office. Amy person who shall have been eva
sing OF carrying since September l. 1852 anv tra,
or business Tor which license 10 required ny aid as
without taking out such lCensr, futtelrs ne nav r
10 thee ines the amount OF the license.
Any person can remit has !aX BY another as re,r,.
will DC returned. ~
JOSEPH POLAND,
Collector First Istricl Yermon
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
Annual Session, 1862
Thursday, Nov. p.
Semitic.

ISE.N.II IL.
Devotional exercises Reading Of Scripture,
and Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The bill incorporating the Rutland & Castle
ton Railroad was made special order, for p.
NJ. to-day.
REPORTS.
Mr.. Keith for the Military Committee report
ted favorabIy House bill, relating to the pay OF
deceased soldiers passed.
Mr.. Allen, for Committee on Claims, reported,
without expressing ANY opinion, House Bill, to
pay Milo Ii. Bennett, and others, the sum there
in named, and on inquiry, by MIR. Stoughton and
Mr. Kirklaud stated some facts in connection
with it. The bill was ;hen passed.
Mr. Stoughton, for Committee on Military AT
fairs reported, adversely, House bill! relating to
raising troops in Vermont third reading refused.
Mr. Kirkland, for Committee on Finance, re-
ported favorably the joint resolution authorizing
the Governor to procure State Seal adopted.
Mr. Keith, for Committee on Military Affairs,
reported adversely Senate bill, relating to enlist
mentS; third reading refused.
BILLS.
House bill Incorporating the Fairfax Cemetery
Association ; to General Committee.
Hous4 bill paying the Auditor OF Accounts
5000, and the State Treasurer $1,000 for each OF
The last two years, and authorizing the Treasurer
to employ Clerks to Committee on Claims.
GLNERAL STATUTES.
House bill, title l6, chapter 80, "Of the ap.
pontment Of trustees for minor, &c. ; to Special
Committee, Mr.. Allen Chairman.
House Bill, title p, chapter SO, so. Banks -;
to Committee on Banks.
Honse title 81, chapter ll9, "Of offences
against Public policy y; to Special Committee
MIR. Kirkland chairman.
Mr.. Kirkland for Committee on Finance, repor.
ted, favorably, House bill title 81, chapter l2G
"Of salaries and fees !" read the tHird time.
Mr.. Peck moved to amend so that the fees o
Jurors before Justice shall be twenty five cent,
instead of fifty cents, as in toe House bill.
Mr. Kirkland opposed the amendment.
Mr.. Peck gave reasons in support Of the amend
ment. He thought it would be hardship fol
poor people in many cases, to be compelled TO pay
three dollars for jury trial.
Mr. Fish opposed the amendment and it wa
lost.
On motion Of Mr.. Cree, the bill was laid OF
the table.
House bill, title To- chapter A., ''of the lev,
of execution !" to Judiciary Committee.
RESOLUTIONS.
From the House, requesting the Governor t
communicate with the President relative to til
appointment Of more cadets at West Point
adopted.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. BaIlou. Journal rea
and approved.
REPORTS.
By Mr.. Fisher for Committee on Elections, ia
vorsbly to Senate amendments of Chapter
of Revision, OF elections"; concurred in.
BY Mr.. II. Walker for Committee under tn
4th, joint rule, Recommending to the h,onbI
consideration of the House the resolutions receives
from the Maine Legislature relative TO duties OF
wool, and recommending the printing of tie sam
10 an appendix to the published proceedings O
the Legislature ordered 10 lie.
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STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Ccur,hprd FL
WASHsGr"H DrsTRICT. Montpelier, within and FIR
sand District. on the 30ih day OF - prmbr D. 1862
A instrument purp rllng to be the aI WIIIand Test
IL inent Of Timothy DAVIS late OF East MonppIer in
said sttct deceased heing prese aed To lhr Court
PROBATE:
is ordered by said Court that persons concerned
therein be flied to appear session Of SAID Court h
ne holden at hr Probate Office, in Monpttraor on
the I'd day Of December, A. d. 1862 I'D show cause any
they may have against Prob sand WIFE for wbr
purpose, It is further ordered that a cory of the
record Of this order be published three weeks snr.
eessively'n lie Green Mountain prnr-dat Mont.
pel.er, previous /" SAID tine appointed for nearing
true copy OF Record
f359w3 Attest,-N. A. CHASE, Register.
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FOR SALE.

T'Hk Subscribers have set Wooden Nach;,.
lhey dispose OF on reasonable terms Said tMea
cry saisoie f"r the manufacture Of FIan,, laeiiI
cloth, and is in good repair IA IirTnphsl or Faa
North Montpelier, Nov. II, 1862. NOV & co.,
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Office.

A III. Persons having unsettled account, nil, -
before January /, 1864 ia iITT .e1s'e he San,
North Montpelier, Nov Ii 1862 NO. o. 60
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THE undersigned. will be at Montpelier Weuu me pur
L Thursday, the Is and 9Th OF Novemoer vaITON
pose OF buying Army Horses J. D.
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liar resolution communicated by the Legislature
of Rhode Island.
STATE OF VERMONT.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
October Session, 1862.
Whereas. the times demand that a higher
standard of military knowledge should he dis-
semnated to larger portion of the young men
of the loyal States than has heretofore been
done; therefore,
Resoired, That Ills E1cclency the Governor
be requested to communicate to the President of
the United States and to the Secretary of War
the desire of the General Assembly. that an in
crease should be made In the number of cadets
at the Military Academy at West Point, to be
apportioued among the loyal States; such ca
diets to be appointed from mertorous young
men, to DO nominated by the Governor of the
respective States, to receive instructions at said
Military Academy, 10 the duties of a private
commissioned, and n-commlssioneI officer,
for period of SIX months.
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The Voice OF Praise.

A NEw VOLUME or Music for the Choir, snE''e
n and Social Circle ny EDWARD HaNH.iiInrR.
For sale by o. W. ",nciier, Vt
fS5 FRrssAs BuIiplSs, Montp''"''
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HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
yaysr IN GOD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Y est Point Cadets,

The following resolution was adopted BY tn
two Houses this morning, in response to sim
liar resolution communicated by the Legislature
of Rhode Island.
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xX1AsHIa0TOs AND GEORaETOWN \
w RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTED Il opsaiag q. Nssn 1. q Subscription to

In s@cssdaass with ths lsth sso,ioa Of the aot ol
Co srsSs 10 -ineorpQfate the Washingtoa Aai
1854, vhich PROVIDES . follow: fhss within i've
days .k,er ths pas.ss Of this ~ ths eorgo'aters
~ ests:s Or nss.Ss % TO o. sst % them majority Q, o
tAs PS2sndss, shll esnss boahA of subseriptios 10
ths caItal ssosk of said company to be opened and
kept o1en, In come convenient and acaessbe plncs
10 the Sity Of Washington fFun nine oelpok Ia tine
forenoSn I'LL five O'Clock ta the sftsrDooa, for
periodo Re n!sa by sid eorposstcrs, not Lees th
notiosI 81 sdysrti:ss sssat in ths daily p.psrs gao
and TIP plscs who're, said booln shall be opssed
and tie ssbsosissn upeA said book to the capital
stock d the company shall be held 10 bs stockhoid
| ers Provided, That every subscrlber shall pay, q
the tine Of subscribing b per cent Of the amount
by hi subscribed TO The TREASURER appointed BY the
void r. at the end Of two days, . larger amount
than the ospitAl. sto,k Of the said oonpany shil'
have been subseyibsd, ths boo shall be olossd,
the said oorpon*ess aAnsd y in ht ssseson shall
forthwith prooRe4 70 apportion said capital Nock
anooS the subsseabszs,. ~ rata, and naks peblie
procldmsttca Of the number OF shsres allotfsd 10
each, xAisA .hal! b done and eomtsstsd q ~
ar, that nothinS shaH Ss rsesivsd hpsynsns .,
the twenty Ave par oentum at the time Of subserib
ing, rkceIt mcspy, o. chsolzy q esstia Of d
posit inderssd goodu BY tbs pesadnut q oaEhist
Of souls good, solvent bank or bsnkss 4 -aigI-II
Notos y hereby given, that the book. Of sahsui
ton yill be opened on Friday, The ~ Instant. a
s aoo1 ae ssls e e sikh
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