Authorized subscribers named for 4th Volume Journal
The following gentlemen are authorized to receive subscriptions for the 4th Volume of the Journal: J B Wingard W Salisbury Esq J Smith J M Sterritt Wm Hughes M N Ellis W A Barnes Wa Stranahan M Plank Esq A Ratcliff Esq Dr S G Irwin John Green J C Shultz Charles Thomas.
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J.B. Wingard
W. Salisbury
J. Smith
J. M. Sterritt
Wm. Hughes
M. N. Ellis
W. A. Barnes
Festival Religious Service At Methodist Church Observed
This town marks its time honored festival with 10 o’clock services in the Methodist Church. Rev. E. W. Waienr will preach. Citizens are urged to join in expressions of praise and thanksgiving, joined by midliens from across the land in grateful observance.
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E. W. Waienr
Alleghany Co
Vance
Delphi
Jackson & Beck
McCarthy& Applegate
R. M. Lyon
Fr. Wayne
Irishman dies after horse accident near Brewery
An Irishman was thrown from his horse near the Brewery on Saturday last and sustained injuries severe enough to cause death the following day. Details are not known.
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May Kitter
Appreciation for Apples from Mr. Wm Stranahan
The note thanks Mr. Wm. Stranahan for a choice assortment of apples.
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Wm. Stranahan
Vaxvuanie Property For Sale by H Foreman & Bro
Two story brick house on Main Street offered for sale or exchange. Also a 160 acre farm and town lots in Delphi with bargains in dry goods including clothing. Read advertisements and call for details.
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Vaxvuanie
H. Foreman & Bro
Main Street
Delphi
Martin
Saxony
OP Ball At McNeils A Splendid Seasonal Affair
The Ball at Mc Neils Thursday evening was splendid and pleasant overall. Some invited guests did not receive notices in time but attendance remained strong, with music excellent and McNeil and his assistant providing abundant refreshments. His house has been refurbished and the supper offered shows a plentiful larder.
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McNeil
Graham's Magazine December Edition Promises New Attractions
The December Graham's Magazine sits on the table and is described as the season’s most magnificent production. It invites readers to send in names for new attractions planned for 1854.
Saturday Evening Post announces new year promises
The proprietors publish a family newspaper with famed contributors including Mrs Southworth Emerson Bennett Mrs Denison Grace Greenwood and Fanny Fern. January will feature Emerson Bennett The Bride of the Wilderness Miriam the Avenger by Emma D E N Southworth and The Step Mother by Mary A Denison. Subscriptions priced at two dollars in advance to individuals and clubs with various multi-copy rates. mail address Deacon Peterson No 66 South Third Street Philadelphia.
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America
Southworth
Emerson Bennett
Mrs. Denison
Grace Greenwood
Fanny Fern
Post
Miriam the Avenger
Emma D. E. N. Southworth
Mary A. Denison
Deacon & Petferson
South Third Street
Philadelphia
Thanksgiving greeting evokes feast and fond memories
A nostalgic Thanksgiving verse recalls turkeys, puddings, pumpkin pies, and doughnuts. The verse celebrates abundance, fragrant scents, and warm memories, inviting thanks and good living to spread everywhere.
Gold Reserves Rise to 24 Tons in U S Treasury
The U S Treasury reports an increase to 24 tons of gold in its reserves marking a notable gain in precious metal holdings. Officials emphasize the stability and security of the vault holdings as part of the nation's financial assets.
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U. S
Tresaury
Weights and measures table from Indiana standards
The Indiana legal standard for weights and measures is presented, listing a half bushel dry measure as 1075 1 solid inches and a gallon measure as 23 solid inches. The table is reprinted for subscriber benefit after requests, with instruction to cut it out for scrap book reference.
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State of
Indiana
Council Bluffs gains as Mormon settlement with rail links
Council Bluffs founded by Mormons after Nauvoo exodus in 1846 and renamed from Kanesville. Population 2,000 to 3,000 sits on Indian Creek near the Missouri river. It serves as a trade hub for Plains emigrants, with 50,000 to 60,000 outfits bought here since 1849. The town hosts stores, shops, a printing office, and a weekly paper.
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Council Bluffs
Pacific
Nauvoo
Kanesville
Indian Creek
Missouri River
Burlington
Fort Desmoines
Plains
California
Plan for washing mush with heated pail method
A reader quotes Prairie Farmer praising a new method to wash mush. Soak and boil the mush in a hot pail set in boiling water, then cool in the same vessel to remove the mass cleanly. The longer the cooking the better, and water replacement is occasional.
Franklin mystery deepens as McClure completes voyage
The article notes hope that Commander Inglefield would reveal Franklin's fate but acknowledges Franklin may have perished. It credits Commander McClure with completing the North West Passage despite three polar winters and harsh conditions, while McClure's failure to meet Franklin suggests Franklin followed another trail.
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Sir John Franklin
Inglefield
Admiralty
Joly Franklin
Franklin
McClure
North West Passage
Franlin
England
Dr. Kane
Tragic Infant Death in San Francisco Trunk
A mother in San Francisco reported her one year old child missing on the 10th. On the 13th she found the child inside a camphor wood trunk, having fallen in and suffocated when the lid sprang shut.
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San Francisco
Batnivum Plans Nine Mums Erection in Chicago
P. T. Batnivum erects nine mus ums in Chicago as part of a local construction project. The brief note records the developer and location with no further details on scope or timeline.
California agricultural marvels and Horner’s harvest prize
A San Francisco address by A Williams on California resources highlights extraordinary yields and giant produce. Horner of Santa Clara valley received a silver goblet for producing vast crops on 800 acres, with potatoes over 120000 bushels and other record weights.
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California
San Francisco
A. Williams
Horner
Santa Clara Valley
Williams
Gavazza To Edit Crusader Anti Jesuitical Weekly
The Crusader magazine in New York appoints Alexander Gavazzi as a regular contributor. Its platform denounces papal power, advocates religious and civil liberty, opposes persecutions, supports puptac schools, protects American citizens abroad, and seeks equal naturalized and native rights. It calls for limiting church property control by Catholic bishops and cites biblical prophecy to question the world's remaining time.
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Gavazza
The
Crusader
New York
Alexander Gavazzi
Market and Crop Notes From The Gazette And Sentinel
The Cincinnati Gazette reports hog sales at 200 head delivered from the 18th to 25th at 4.90, with light offerings and little packer interest. Ohio wheat output is about 25,000,000 bushels annually, with 13,000,000 surplus and only a fifth of land under cultivation, suggesting potential yields of 25 bushels per acre with proper ground preparation. County fairs are praised as great agricultural motivators as the Ho aking Sentinel urges emulation among farmers.
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Tae Hoo
Ohio
Contested Oregon Seat Claims by Pandre Gallegas
It is reported that Pandre Gallegas will contest Gen. Jo. Lane's right to a seat in Congress from Oregon Territory. The election result was very close.
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Gen. Jo. Lane
Congress
Oregon Territory
Pandre Gallegas
Markets Report Detrot November 24 19th Century Prices
Wheat Red 95 White 1.00 Corn in ear 25 new Old none. Oats 30 Rye 35 Barley 40 45 Flaxseed 100 Flour 5.25 Salt 2.50 Hay ton 83.10 Tallow 10.
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Jackson & Béck
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Wm. Bolles
Do. Bolles
Monticello
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Pittsburgh
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Abraham Eichhold