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Z DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
u OF PHILADELPHIA
No. Ill South FOURTH Street
NCORPORAIED 30 MONTH, 22d,. ls8S
CAPITAL, $3.50 000 PAID IN,
Insurance on Lives by Y early Premiums. or nv SIn
or 20 year Premiums, NOn-for1eture, - - ave
EndoW ments, payable at Iuture age, or on priur
deceRse, by Yearly Premiums, or 10 year Premiums--
both classes Men forfeiture. -
Annultes granted on favorable terms
Term i o iCes. Children's Endowments
This Company, while giving the insured the security
of paidup Capital will diylCe the entire profits of ne
Lie business among its Policy holders N
Moneys received at Interest, and paid OF demand
Authorized bv charter to execute rusts and TO actls
Executor or Administrator Assignee Guardian, an
in other duciaIy capacities appointment oil any
Court Of this Commonwealth or of any person Org err
sons, or bodies polite or cor porate
.. DIRECTORS.
SAMUEL h. SH1PLEY, RICHARD CADBURY,
JEkEMIAH HACKER, HENRY HAINES
JOSHUA II. NORRIS, n WISTARBRO WIN.
RICHARD WOOD, m - IWM. Q. L0EGSTRETH,
CHARLES f. COFFIN
SAMUEL SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
,oo,, , , President. ActuGrY
7HS Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser,
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1829-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Franklin Fire Insurance Go.
PHILADELPHIA.
Assets on January /, 1865.
$2, ,5O6, ,S51'96.
Captal. 900 %
Accrued surplus y44543 Is
UNSETTLED CLAIMS, INCOME FOR 1865
Slly467 3D. eSIVWO.
LOSSES PAID SINCE 1890 OVER
$0,OOO,OOO.
Perpetual and Tenn porary Policies on Liberal Tsrma
DIRENToRS.
Charles N Bancker, AdWaId O. Dale
Tobias Wagner, George FaIes,
Samuel Grant, , Tired Filler
George W. Richards, Francis " Lewis NJ n
Isaac Lea Peter Mccall.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President
80, NJ, EDWARD q DALE, Vice-President
JAS. W. MCALLISTER, Secretary protein, = e,
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pIRE INSURANCE FIX IExsoLISgsSIEELX-THE ISs1Ei NY
A. INc,noraied ,s25-Charter Perpetual NO sIo
vWhIN0T Street opgOslte lldsPeDa aence Square,
a. ,o avv ears continue to insure against loss or
es oI Ss Nv ase on 1ublc or Privale Buildings either
nairase p}v oi for limited time Also on FurptnTe
deks Of Goods nd Merchandise generally, on liberia
terms; e5s; Capital together with arge surplus Fuoa
,IsSSaed In the most careful manner which ershes
% to oeT 10 the insured undoubted security In bS
case OF loss ,
Daniel Smith, Jr, John Deyereux
Alexander Benson, Thomas Smith
Isaac HaHlehuTsL Henry Lewis y
Thomas Robbins, j. CiliinRhan fall
s1e Daniel HRddOok Jr 80 -l-'''.
Z. arra.F lU.a DANIEL SMITH, JR., President
33H
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EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
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PHILADELPHIA.
Statement of the Assets of the Company
On January /, 1867,
MORTGAGES.

Published in conformity with the provisions Of the Sixth
Section Of the Act Of Assembly of April 5th, 1912
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RecOnstructIon.

COMPILED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH
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NEWS.
circular from General Grant

General GRAFT has issued Il circular, through
the Adjutant Generals Office, rs follows;
All clerks and employees of the bureau OF
the War Department are prohibited from
holding communication on the business OF
the Office during office hours with claim
agents or other persons not specially auth"r-
lied Gy the chiefs Of the bureaus to transact
with them such business. All clerks and
employees OF the War Department bureaus
are prohibited from trAnSacting any public
business pertaining to theft office with any
claim agent o. other person at Any time.
Clerks and employees will immediately report
to the chiefs 81 their bureaus the name OF amy
person not belonging to that office who may
communicate with them on any public hHsi-
ness OF the Office aud also the Mature of such
business. Any claim agent who 5 all conf
municate with or approach AIRY person CON
nected with any Of the bureaus Of the War
Department other than the officers in charge
of the seysra. branches of the business, With
ont authority in writing from such officers,
will be prohibited from prosecuting his bus
mess with the bureaus Of the WA Depart
ment, or any Of them. O..
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any right to complain Of such private trans.
actions.
1t would extend this article boyOua he
proper limit 70 speak in dttal OF tho many
false allegations tina. are brought against
Col. BrArner. We assure every s~tockholder
that every imputation of dishonesty, unfaith.
%tulness, emhezzlement, ihcompeteuCy and
disregard for the best interest Of the Com.
pany cast upon him, are Ns false as fslsehood
can be. We have previously said that II
would be suicidal to make n change Of on
GERS, and in the light of facts which have sub
sceTently come 10 our knowledge, We not
only say that il would be Suicidal but the
meancst, lowest hgratitude'to Col. Banner
to ceusure with the ignom,ny ofdefeet his un-
swcrviug zeal and t%ntiring efforts to make
our Road a suecessNl&nt remunerNtive en-
~terprise.
We appeal to every stakeholder not only to
oppose the proposed change of officers by
his own vote, but to use all honorable means
beside to accomplish the result, believing
1t will be to the enhancement Of the pros
perity of the Road, and as n consequence, OF
his own entrusted interests.
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For the Union Flag.
Letter from Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Ncv. 9th, 1851.
Nh. s. A. BovgLL, Editor Flag :-Knowing
you receive the Nashville papers daily, and
having nay bands full with the luborious du-
ties OF NY office, | have left it entirely with
7ou to eall from said papers the news from
shis par, Of the nsri vn,yayd. A syhbpsis o.
,he proceedings OF the Legislature is all that
our people care for-unless, perhaps it is an
important Act which involves al Ike the inter
est Of all-tneu the BILL when il becomes a
law should be laid before the peoPle--as we
will always endeayOr TO do.
The " Indemnity BILL" as I, is termed
the purport Of which is to indemnify loyal
citizens for losses sustained during The re-
b~ellion-will, I am satisfied, be rejected. The
members consider the burthen Of taxation al
ready large enough, without additional taxa
ton Of over isrsaty.fvs million Of dollars. If
the rebels, or those who brought on the re-
bellion, could be made TO pay l., our LeEisla-
tors you'd willingly vote for the measure I;
but this cannot be accomplished, while the
traitor, Johnson, Stands 10 the door Of the
White House at Washington with a drawn
sword 10 his hand, ready TO smiie the loyal
lists and defend the traitor. Besides, when
ever this Bill Is passed into a lac the door is
open for The basestOf frauds, corruption aud
psjuy-and in fact every crime IN the cata.
loEps Of crime will be resortsd to, to rob the
State Treasury. That IL would Bankrupt the
State is unWesiiOhabIy q bgone conclusion.
Our bonds would become WorthlssS-our
stsdi, Lost. Thea, ls, uEhsps shastbs Cen
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Wal CoScoEsR', may Ia the spirit Of tfue
unsgoauinimity, come up to theSld OF our
lcyA people, andthuS sAvO our State from
bankruptcy and after %inanOIal ruin,
The death'of Hon. Robert 8. Rapistoh, the
Representative from the County Of Marion,
on Thursday, last, the Slst ult., has thrown a
shadow over the entire Assenbly--and all
the members are wearing the badge of moarh-
Ing. He was s patriot in the true Sense Of tae
word. wegiFe the following short sketch Of
his closing career, copied from a loyal paper;
WOnr readers will remembet, during the
memorable legislative session OF 1865 anu
1856 and the spring Of 1867, IN old man With
hair and beard as white IA snow, lame in one
foot, and feeble in body, who might be seen
each day slowly climbing the hill toward the
Capitol, supported always upon the arm OF A
brother member. 1t was Raulston, The old
Puritan Of Tennessee, the Thaddeus Stevens
Of that Legislative body,
When the Legislature had discussed the
Constitutional amendment for several weeks
in '66, Rnnlston moved the previous question
on its ratification. Instantly the rebel men,
bers began to fllihuster, ia order to break up
the body, and the vote that day could not De
taken Several DAYS after,a quorum was ooA
tanned, and RaulstOn insiSted upon the pre-
vious question. Again the enemy reiorted to
! Hllibus,eriug, and again prevented II vote
They used every article 10 induce RaGlston
! 10 withdraw his demand, but without avail,
| and ut length, after siz Ws'kI delay, the pre-
| yious uuestion MAJ ordered by n vote Ut the
| House, and the amendement ratified.
This n but an example of the Roman firm
| mesa which DISTINGUISHED this remarkable
old man. He was not blessed with much
| lcaEning but his devoted patriotism made
| him keen and far sighted, and gave him "
| p~rnctical knowledge of what the interests OF
| the State and nation required. which mNny
| an educated man might have envied. Love
OF country and hatred Of Its enemies, were
| the ruling principles Of his lite, and for these
he was ready AZ any moment to sacrifice ALI
| Peace to his honored ashes
Considerable discussion was had by the
members Of the House over the Bill prevent
ing the leasing or consolidating Railroads
| without the consent of three-tourths Of the
Stockholders. But The Tili passvd, and viii
very likely pass the Senate and become a law
Much is said in regard 10 the Common Car
rier Bill. The Bill is not generally under
stood. 1t does not prevent R. r. Companies
from reServing special cars for the accommo-
| dation Of ladies.
Et-Lienttnant Governor Cox, of Maryland,
last evening delivered a most eloquent and
| interesting address on " immigration and
the Resources Of Tennessee in the Hall o.
! the House OF Representatives.
The " Black Crook still continues TO draw
large numbers nightly to the AGelphi TheAtFe,
Cotton is pouring into the city IN large
quautlties-tO be shipped North,
G. f. g.
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PLATFORM.

WE ARE IN FAVOR or THE ENTIRE ENFRAN
cHIsEMENT OF THE COLoRED RACE, AND THE
p1sFRANCHISEMENT OF TUE REBELS OF THE
SOUTH UNTIL 1T Is SAFE TO INTRUST THE
WITH THE BALLOT. THE CONGRESSIONAL poL-
ICY OF RECONSTRUCTION, THE COMPENSATION
OF REBEL PROPERTY SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE
EXPENSES OF THE WAR, n R~EMUNERATE
LOYAL MEN FOR THEIE LOSSES INCURRED
THEREBY, AND WE WILL SUPPORT NO MAN
FOR THE PRESIDENCY WHO WILL NOT COM
NIT HIMSELF TO rulS PLATFORM OF RIGHT
y JrSTtCE.
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The Trial Of Davis.

District Attorney Chandler is e1ertlnk him
self to the best Of his ability to secure the
trial of jefferson Davis mt the present No
rember tenn of court. learning that the
Attorney General has consented 10 X post
ponement of the case until the My term AT
the earnest request of the associate counsel
for the Government, Mr.. Chandler to-day
telegraphed TO Mr.. William NJ. Evarts, Of New
York, and R. II. Dana, Jr., of Boston, to meet
him and General Wells in this city in the
early part of mex, week. 1t is said that Mr..
Chandler's object in calling II consultation is
to endeavoI to overcome their objections to a
trial this month"; Wash. Tor. Herald, l0h.
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House OF Representatives.

-" - wv 5000
Mr.. Turner introduced Il resolution
instfutting our Senators and request.
ing 0uf Representatives IN Congress
to use their influence To secure pen.
sions for all old soldiers Of The war Of
1879 Referred 10 the Committee on
Federal RelaIiuhs.
BY Mr.. Kerehival: A bill to ~
peal section 0, Of chapter 1f3. of the
act incorporating the Eigeheld add
Nashville Street Railroad Company,
which 9Th section is a~nehriatory Of
section al, of an act passed May l4th,
1866, entitled ah act N establish .
Metropolitan Police district, and TO
provide for the government thereof.
The bill aboisbes the Office of Clerical
Commissioner of Metropolitan Police.
Referred 70 Judiciary Committed.
By Mr, Williams . A resolution 70.
curing the COMMITTEES on The Poni.
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RenOrt Of the Postmaster General.

1t is stated that the report Of the Postmas-
ter General viii show that the postal feyen-
mes for the yest will exceed by one million Of
dollars those 0f the last kscal year, but the
opening Of tbe expensive mail service in the
South viii cause a Slight deficiency in the
total fnancial exhibit, Notwithstanding this
wonderful Increase in the revenue while to
the expresses may be also added the addition
al subsidies paid the ocean mail service and
the legal increase Of posimasters' salaries. II
is due To- state that Posthaster-G General Ran
dali has renewed the Southern mail service
at much cheaper rates than have heretofore
been paid.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

House Bill No. l09-Gruntiht a STAY
OF two years on al executions except
for payment of taxes. Postponed do.
I'll u week from next Tuesday
The following RESOLUTION was intro.
duced by Mr. Mckinley,
Whereas, TIE Hon. THotHas BARR
Oh ncellor Of the district Composed
Of Sumner, Macon, Jackson. Robert.
aoni Montgomery and Stewart cbtn.
ties; and Judge of the Circuit Court
OF Skinner county, has been guilty of
high crimes and misdemeau0fs in his
office as Chancellor and Judge, and
haS cOuntenanced open opposition to
the laws Of the State, and ha. den.
onnced the Legislature openly IS an
illegal body hsurping the powers OF a
General Assembly ; and,
Whereas, He the raid Barry, has
been gGitty Of other and notorious con.
duct IN derngatiou of said office, bring.
ing deep disgrace upon the Judiciary
Of the State Of Tennessee be il there.
fore,
Resolved, Thut q committee of 6y.
members Of the House Of Representa-.
tives DO appointed to investigate the
conduct of n,id Barry as Chancellor.
and Judge. with power 10 Aend for Dor.
sdfTS and papers and all such other syi.
rs they may deem necessary.
aad in case they tbaf be warranted
thereby in 30 dOingshhH prefer a~rticlsa
Of intpeaehmem against tho said Bar.
~ The resolution was passed.
House adjourned Until 81. NJ MoA.
day.
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The Sale OF TeAIFOrty Bonds.

The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday
received offers from hsrpe houses in New
York for the purchase Of t~en-forty bonds in
lots. lie has decided notto accept them
for the present, though II isquite certain that
should he conclude TO issue the twenty or
twenty-one millions which still remain unis-
surd under the act OF March 1864, he would
find for the a prompt sale at full prices
Hdth Cor. ". Y. Tmes.
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The Purchase OF the Danish West
Indies,

N. De Billie, recently secretary Of the DAN
ish Legation at Paris, has arrived here, en-
powered TO sell the Danish West India Islands
to the United States. Nr. Seward 10 anxious
to purchase them, and has offered seven mil
lions Of dollars while the Danish Govern
menl demand fifteen mil ions 10 gold.
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INC JndfIarr ~C0mmIfiee,

his anderstood that Al! The members Of the
Rouss Judiciary eOmniisse viii b. a. stssa.
danesasths Capitol early n.n ussN, 70 70.
esiVs tie majority and aIaoriy spOfiu n.
Ne ssnnItss - As in1sashnsss ssesass.
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20 Andy's original platform must be carried ont
and ORATORS must take back seats, - until they bring
forth fruits meet for repentance.
"a. Treason must be made odious. Traitors must be
punished and Impoverished they must not only be
pHutshed, bat their social power must he %drstroycd; aud
aftcr making treason oiions, every Union man and the
Sovernmsnt should b. reimbursed out "t the pockets 81
shose who have Inflicted this great suffering upon the
country ANDREW JOHNSON, Aprl ], lSta'
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NJ General Emory commanding the De-
partmeut Of Washington, has, IN obedience
20 instructions received indirectly from the
President, issued an order disbending all
military eompanies within the District. His
Aecidsney will probably rest easier amer
~lsafning that bic orders IN this retpecs bars
bsss sArFisd 90, according 70 bis diFssllsss.
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THE UNION FLAG HAS
A Larger Circulation than amy other pa
per Sh Upper East Teniessee.
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s,EtD. rDGAR GRESHAM. Editor n P0S'r
a rEpVgEN A. howell, Assistant HlitOF.
NEsBoRoUG N

Friday, November Is, 1867.
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fashionable existence; but who diving
beneath the froth of fashion, finds in
the reading of good books, in sensible
conversation and in active domestic
life, the real pleasures which the frivo-
lous and thoughtless neither seek nor
are able to understand
The question then Is, how, and how
far, is it true, that American women
are what we have said of them general
ly, and not that which we have admit
ted them to be exceptionally?
Physicians say, and in Protestant
countries they know better than any
other class of men, that the proportion
of happy families to those in which
there is entire indifference or active dis
cord, Is one to ten. Now we unhesita-
tingly affirm, that the happiness of the
family is in the keeping of the wife.
We know there are drunken men, Ii
centious men, and stolid brutes, but
they are the exception and not the rule.
We do not as yet know much of the
marriage de eOIIUeIIdnce: but the ignO-
rance of all household duties on the
part of our women, their extreme love
OF dress, their Discrimination TO have a
family and their devotion to pleasure,
their want of that business capacity in
which the French women excel, COM
bine to render il impossible in many If
not in most cases for Ia man to find in
his home that rest and congeniality
which as a relief from business he must,
ought to, and will find somewhere.
The darker side CT the picture as dis
closed in the daily life of our cities, We
have not thought tit to dwell upon, but
our physicians and our legislators well
know that out of our volatile and lux
urious life, spring not only discomfort,
disease, and heart-burnings. but crime
the most unnatural and deadly.
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since. The speaker arbitrarily endeav.
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