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Newspaper

Huntingdon Journal

Location

Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1855

Page

2

Local Agents Appointed for Hunuxepox Jovesa Subscriptions

Editor William Brewster announces appointed agents authorized to receive money and collect names of new subscribers at published prices. The list includes numerous agents across Huntingdon and surrounding townships, with titles such as Esq. and Maj., spanning Barree to Warriorsmark and Tell to Spruce Creek.

Hunuxepox Jovesa Huntingdon Joan W. Trosrson Hollidaysturg Laver Coes East Barree Groner Gronor

Advertisements and Notices From a Pennsylvania Journal

A selection notes new book arrivals and periodicals including Commerce and Navigation, Yankee Nations, and the Pennsylvania School Journal. It reports a major windstorm in Philadelphia injuring ships and unroofing homes, plus engravings from Graham's Magazine and a government school official appointment in Harrisburg.

Richard H. Lee & Co Graham American Monthly United States Chestnut Street Philadelphia

Congress and State Legislatures Review January Actions

A fragmented summary notes Senate and House debates on the Pacific Railroad bill and post office extensions, nominations to Spain, and state resignations. It covers Pennsylvania and national sessions, measures on liquor laws, bank deposits, and military calls, plus canal and lighthouse topics and a noted spelling challenge from a mill town.

Congress Senate Hook Island Ils House Maine Spain Tlense Benton McDougal Pennsylvania Andrew G. Curtin Commonwealth Curtin John M. Sullivan Philadelphia Continental Congress Independence Hall General Post Office Rufus Choate Smithsonian Institute Pacific Railroad Bist Schoate Smithsonian Tnatitute Board Pierce Killinger Pittsburg Kane Cape Race Commodore Jones Baron de Kalb Anamond Haut Grand Trunk Central Railway Arkansas Missouri Towa Memphis Lake Superior Asay

New York Fashion and Hunger Clash in Civil War Era

A Brooklyn letter denounces extravagant fashions and foreign-made luxuries amid rising hunger and job loss in New York City. Observers warn of potential riots as imports and duties surge and local mechanics face unemployment. A gas outage during a church service amuses parishioners, while Mayor Hall prosecutes illicit liquor sales. Also noted are market prices for flour, corn meal, and assorted grains along with reflections on politics and society in 1865.

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Inauguration Ceremonies at Marvisburg for Governor Pollock

Crowds from across the state gathered on Tuesday for the inauguration of Governor Pollock. The procession from Coverly's Hotel to the Capitol featured Major Thompson Jones and a large civic and military display, with Governor Bigler and James Pollock present.

Marvisburg My. Pollock Dauphin and Susquehanna Coverly Cors Baltimore Coverly's Hotel Capitol Portico John CG. McAllister B.C. Williams P. C. Elimaker W. TY. Sanders A. I. McClure Peter Rodgers Daniel Hery Charles T’hompson Jones John W. Killinger Bigler James Polcock Order of the Junior Sons of America Coverly’s Second Street Chesnut Pine Capitol Chirgyman Ren the Stey Mfrol Cookman The Methodiet Apt

Tributes Adopted For Deceased Members In Two Lodges

Union Literary Society at Cassville Seminary and Portage Lodge No 240 issue unified tributes after the deaths of Jos W Mathias and Thomas Jackson. Resolutions praise their character and express condolences to families, with mourning badges for 40 days and notices to local papers.

Wdjonenmernt Tantingdon County Ayeioultinsl Bowley Thief Court Howe Charley Micklagg Tot Township Puso Fan John Wilkinson Atureni Ist Pils Association Unitingdon County Agricultural Society Axe Uth Phiz Society Hautingdon Mumbers Burr Jos Isett John Gemmill James Gwin Silvarian Theo Creinor Kay Criminal Court Evans Cadwallader Evans Lena Keating George Evans Cudwalder Evans J'tibury Americun Quanen John Moana George Green Union Literary Society Cassville Seminary Viikakas Hng Jos W. Mathias Mathias Huntingdon Journal Starding-Stone Nollidaysburg Dant Sec Portage Lodge No. 220 Thomas Jackson Jackson Deerased Muntingdon County Davin Courter, Jr W. M. Portage Lodge J.C. McKu W. M

Crop and grain markets show dull activity and steady prices

Markets report quiet conditions across cotton and flour with limited home sales. Wheat and corn prices attempt strength but buyers refuse high asks. rye and oats trade poorly with scarce export demand and subdued milling buys.

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