Liverroot and Guide Insurance Company Report at Annual Meeting
The report shows invested funds at 16,061,715 dollars with premiums near 4,894,585 dollars and losses around 3,333,280 dollars for the year. Total income exceeded 6,000,000 dollars, yielding a 40 percent dividend and leaving reserved surplus and undivided profits at 5,821,847 dollars all in gold. Office details and directors listed among Boston institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Liverroot & London & Guide Insurance Company
Market price snapshot across commodities in a historical report
A broad list of commodity prices and trades from Ashes to Coal, notes on demand and current bids. Includes Pots, Boxwood, Candles, Adams, Moulds, English Cannel coal, Java coffee, copper ingots, wool, flour, fruit, grain, fish, oils, sugar, and more with cash terms and ton or barrel prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayres
Maracaibo
Jontevideo
Pernambuco
Saitea
Porto Cabello
B. Califo
West
Tada
Calcutta
Buenos Ayres
New Bedford
Oston de
Boston
Cuba
Cas
Newcastle
Pictou
Russia
Ofa Sab
Sable
Lehigh
Toubestead
Schuylkill
Slaughter
Manila
New Orleans
Mobile
Krhomaston
Meas
Mahogany
St. Domingo
Honduras
Matanzas
N. Orleans
Seo Copperas
Do. North Co
Wilmington
Turkey
Lveriot
OAKUM
Do. Tragacanth
Isinglass
Burgamot
Cassia
Otto Rose
Picten
Aan
Cumberland
Java
St Domingo
Cape
Bond
Cutton
Gambiea
Castor Gill
Superior
Brimstone Icc
Ohio
Michigan
Genesee
Ilinois
St. Louis
Canada
Baltimore
Patapsco
Rio Grande
California
Bates
Rockland
Thomaston
Birds
Rosin
Bank
Best
New York
Estern
Ihry
Rangoon
Liverpool
Rochelle
St. Croix
New England
Medford
Woodworth & Co
Lemand
England
Australia
London
Hemlock boards and lumber sale catalog listing
Timber and lumber sale notice listing hemlock boards planks laths pine spruce pickets and cedar posts. includes hackmatack timber knees tann ers bark white pine southern pine various ship cargoes. sale notices cite Boston Charlestown and Savannah sources with quantities sizes and selling firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackmatack
Medford Street
Charlestown
Joel Knight & CO
Patriots, Democrats, and Union Restoration Across the Nation
In a Boston Post analysis, Democrats argue that soldiers and officers who fought for the Union included many Democrats led by Grant, McClellan, Sherman, and Logan. The piece condemns thin skinned pro war appeals and advocates a national party uniting true patriots from Maine to California to support Johnson's restoration policy. It calls for a unified effort to preserve the Union and defeat ultraists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Grant
McClellan
Sherman
Logan
Morgan
Ohio
Johson
Maine
California
Lakes
Gulf
Democratic Conventions Stress Constitutional Liberty and Unity
The Northern Democratic Conventions express harmony and devotion to constitutional liberty, urging restoration of the Union, abolition of military courts, and reinstatement of habeas corpus. They favor state determination on negro suffrage, oppose Northern meddling, and deem ratification of the slavery amendment crucial for national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Massachusetts
Ohio
Mississippi
Georgia
Virginia
South
New York
Editor notes Johnsons policy shaping party lines after state conventions
The Louisville Journal observes the national mood as Republican and Democratic state conventions unfold. It flags Summer and Chase led radicals pushing a negro suffrage agenda and control over states, but reports the conventions show their limited strength and broad GOP support for President Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Journal
Johnson
Summer
Chase
North
Congress
Vermont
Camp Meetings Prosper Through Outdoor Methodist Gatherings
The season ends with large crowds at Martha's Vineyard Yarmouth Hanover and Epping camps. Boston Methodists and bishops led outdoor worship with devotion and order. Converts reported and general sentiment was religiously impressed as the season proved prosperous and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha’s Vineyard
Yarmouth
Hanover
Epping
Boston
Methodist Church
Ashbury
Bathing at Nantucket and Paris Scenes Through Time
A lively Nantucket travelogue describes island life in the 1860s with odd transport called Tips, beach fashions, and humorous observer sketches. It shifts to Parisian scenes of scholars, Teresa the singer, and evolving theatre tastes amid crowding crowds and theatrical transformations. It ends with a Maine historical anniversary and remarks on early American colonization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Albany Journal
Savery
Providence
Daniel Lambert
Florace
New England
Paris
France
Bossuet
Racine
Conde
University of Paris
Berryer
Chateaubriand
Lamartine
Alexander Dumas
Orleans
Sorbonne
Teresa
Teresopolis
Catalani
Jenny Lind
Patti
Song
Champs Elysées
Champs Elysés
Alcazar
America
Ovid
Rachel
Porte Sainte Martin
Theatre Francois
Sarah Felix
Rachael
Porte Saint Martin
Sarah
Abraham
Bomba
Israel
Chaussey Islands
Marseilles
Mary
Portland
Port Popham
Plymouth
England
Sackadahoc
Kennebec
George Popham
John Popham
John
Raleigh Gilbert
Sir Walter Raleigh
Monhegan
Pophem
Gilbert
Richard Seymour
Rasleigh Gilbert
James Davies
Richard Davies
Capt
Harlowe
St. George
Sagadahoc
Sabino
Sebe
Maine
Congress
W. W. Nutter
Simon Cameron
John A. Poor and Rue] Williams
Cameron
Fort
Bath Fort Popham
Charles J. Gilman
Brunswick
E. E. Bourne
Maine Historical Society
John A. Poor
Leonard Woods
Bowdoin College
Mr Patterson
New Hampshire
Mr Wheeler
Topsham
Chas. J. Gilman
Gans
Plymouth Rock
Massachusetts Bay
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Jamestown
Virginia
Columbus
Crown of England
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Boston Post
Boston Press and Post
Boston Statesman and Weekly Post
United States
Bechiner
Beals, Greene & Co, Publishers
Congress Stre T
Insurance
Morris
Fire & Inland Insurance Co
Nassau
Sftreet
New ToRxz
Gashin Bank
Sundry
General Fire Insurance Act
Brockhekmers
Eid
Edward Rowe
Albert G. Lee
George Miln
J. €. Morris
Robert Bowne
Ezra Nye
John D. Bates
Freda H Bradlee
Edward C. Bates
WM. M. Whitney
Joseph Morrison
Wiliam Mackay
Benj. E. Bates
B.C. Morns, Jr
Daniel W. Teller
Henry J. Cammann
N. Derrick
Charles Hickox
C. L. Nims
B. C. Morris
State Street
Marine Ins. CO
OF New York
Risks Bound
Columbian Marine Ins. CO
Cash Capital
Uary
Cate
of the Columbian Insurance Co
Balanes Suet Eet
Nerf
Belsnees
Elbert Joseph Settion
W. Teller
WM M. Whitney
DENRY
RICE
Frankfin St
Alfred Winne
Ae Sors
Longwaar
Thos. Lord
Ageney
OF the
Bank of the Commonwealth
Continental Bank
United States Securities
Treasury
Market
Tennessee
Union Free School
West Farms
N. Y
San Francisco
New York City
Total Assets
Thos, W. Birdsall
Everett Clapp
R. L. Haydoch
L. W. Cram
Jyl
W. L. Boweer
E. B. Merrill
General
Ké Thim
Merchants Exchange
Wm. Gordon
National Insurance Company
James M. Beebe
William 8. Bullard
A A. Samuel T. Ina
Milley Edmands
Athaniel H. Emmong
Boveri Hooper
Rateanior Hooper
Sars Etkist
Bostes
adRop W
W. Kuma
North American Company
EAM
Cill
Pere I Capital Ara
Old State House
Silas A John Jeffries, Jr
H. N. Hoo
A. A. Wellington
Invine Moriz
Jacob Slan Co
Eyrrorth
Sawyer View
Ma&nTtt
U. S
C.K. Putnam & CO
Market Hotel
Mellen, Ward & Mower
Congress Street
Wilmerding & Mead
Broadway
New Street
Stocks, Exchange, &c
Chase. Wilmerding
HIRSM
W. Mead
FAEL
D. Flagg & CO
Devonshire Street
Putrastt ‘Anal
Natrona
East
India
Indigo
Bengal
Bere
Do St.Domins
Iit
Hake
Choice
Sicily
Sultana
Jordan
Hazard
Dupont
Warren Blastin
Emery
Naval Vari
Myork&ohio
York
Do. Caleus
Hennessey Otard,Dupuy
Eliow
Pellevosin
A. Seignet Hioneyanel
J. & Marti Gautier
Frer United Prep
Pee
Aio No
Jva Scotia
Ition
Astilon
Eelipse
Bay
Eastern, Presse
Uenos Ayres
Do. Brown
Y. Tie
the Security Insurance Co
Saxony
Straits
Goa
Iea
Kentucky
VINE
Resser Philadelph Aisscount
Altimore
Ingham
Woodhours Avannak
Colt
Florio
Incinnati
Ljdis
Maderia
UO Real Oporto
Span Perry
Dad Duff Gordon&co
Sherry Yriarte
American Golden Imperial — Patriots
Portilla
DuRponeee
Ann
Ar. Drew
D. C. N. Skillings & C.O
Kilby Street
Savannah
Righar
Coassnaeein
Onions
Peterneal Fee Shipping
John Gilbert, Jr. & CO
Tremont Row
Binney & CO
Milky Street
Mass
Chi
Honrsk Porsonzp
Eatine Green ParEr
N. Conant & Co
Teamsters
India Street
Fort Popham
J. W. Patterson
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