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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1865

Page

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Lilverroot London Grose InsCom Annual Report

The report to the February meeting shows invested funds at 16,061,715 dollars with premiums near 4,894,585 dollars. Losses totaled 3,333,280 dollars and total income surpassed 6,000,000 dollars. After a 40 percent dividend, reserved surplus and undivided profit sum to 5,821,847 dollars in gold.

Tue Lilverroot & London & Grose Insurance Company

New Custom Made Carriages From Top New York Makers

An auction or shop listing highlights custom made carriages from premier New York makers alongside the standard in-house products. The ad emphasizes quality craftsmanship and a curated selection to attract buyers seeking upscale conveyances.

New York

Democratic State Convention Call From Boston Post

Massachusetts Democrats are urged to elect delegates in proportion to votes for the 1864 Governor and attend a Worcester convention on September 28 to nominate state officers and discuss Democratic interests. The piece reviews national affairs, calls for unity, and praises justice and liberty in a broad reformist tone.

Commonwealth Democratic State Committee Moses Bates

N Y Post On Mississippi Constitution Slavery Stain

The N Y Post argues Mississippi's constitution needs only small changes to be a model for free states. It states the slave stain is minimal and a rag patch at the end, removable by convention, while the framers aim to protect slave comfort and safety and ease emancipation more than safeguarding slave owners.

Rye Beach Newport Rye Ocean House Job Jenness and Son Jenness A. Wentworth Boston Vermont J. D. Bates George Hodges Oxford E. A. Straw Manchester E. A. Abbott, Esq Concord John Simmons Mr Slater Webster John T. Heard Charles A. B. Shepard Madam Biané Saratoga Liverpool New York Baltimore White Mountains Niagara Nick N. Y. Post

Atlantic Cable Progress Hopes Amid Setbacks

The Cuba brings news of a 700 mile reelout failure with insulation loss and power cut. Delays near Newfoundland feed optimism for renewed global cooperation, as later efforts adapt from 1858 lessons and strive for a successful transatlantic cable despite possible temporary disturbances.

Atlantic Cuba Queenstown Newfoundland

Restored Loyalty Cited as Key Southern Crop in Richmond Tone

The Richmond Times extols the restored loyalty of the Southern people to the U S government as a vital crop matching wheat and cotton. It lauds Johnsons policy and prays for continued favorable sun and shower conditions to yield a harvest that silences meddlesome critics.

Richmond Richmond Times Johnson South United States

World condition and prospects in the mid 19th century

The passage surveys global population and wealth, arguing for a broad view of world affairs. It notes 1.8 billion people, varied wealth estimates, and shifts in nations from Spain to the United States, England, Russia, and Canada, with hints of hope and fear in intellectual and social progress.

England Prescott Torquemada Inquisition Spain Empire France Russia United States Hungary Poland Ireland Canada Africa Asia

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