Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13
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tOHIG STATE JOUR NAL.

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The Du5T Quo STATE JoURNALswill maintain
the highFepqaiioa it has maintained for years
past for giving the most full and accurate reports
Of the legislative proceedings from day to day.-
We shall publish our paper IN the morning, pro-
badly, and the mornings paper viii contain the
full reports Of all the previous days proceedings
up to the time Of adjournment. The mails are so
arranged that our morning papers are taken to all
pstts Of the State during that day. The Journal
win be the osLY paper that win give all the pro-
ceedings OF the previous day TO all its readers on
all the principal mail routes frmn Columbus TO
the different parts Of the State. lb ttts .,,ie,s
The Weekly Ohio State Journal will also con-
tain all the proceedings of the Legislature up to
the time of its publication, and will be found Of
great value to those who wish to keep record OF
the Important events as they tranSpire. ,.-,,,,
The Journal, both Daily and Weekly, will also
contain the proceedings of Congress from day to
day. The proceedings are teegroplied in the
evening Of each day to us, from Washington, and
viii invariably be found in the Journal Of. the
next morning. So that our readers will be regu-
htly served with the doings iii Congrss and our
State Legislature, and will be informed of ali i'm
portant events on the day following that on which
they transpire. ,sl .iy,l.t.,,,.
Besides these items, the Journal viii maintain
its established reputation as a general News paper
Our tclegraphic arrangements enable us TO give
the earliest and most reliable news of interest
In the various departments literary, political, ag-
rioulturaL &c, TO say nothing of typographical
il will Continue TO excel. lii short, no pains or
expense will be spared 10 make the Journal a
most Interesting, acceptable and Indispensable
visiter in the coullting rooms, shops, offices and
homes Of every citizen Of Ohio .,..,l IA
We continue our cash-in advance system, sat-
ishcd from experience that it is best for us and
fat the best for the public. We call the special
attention OF our friends to The yrly low terms be-
lows and hope they will make a vigorous effort
70 give the Journal a greatly increased circula-
ton, The efficiency OF the paper must, of couY,
depend upon the efficiency OF our friends through
cut the State in getting us large list OF slbsor-
bers. We hope every Whig viii consider himself
special agent to club in his neghborhood.-
Will our friends think of these things, and ACT so
as 10 secure wide circulation--o the important
matters that are sure to be published within the
coming yeari ..... r
'4'i0f7 TERMS:
Daily to subscribers by mail, pcr.year IS 90
Tfi-Weekly " :" 8 90
Weekly, single subscribers, 1 so
Z" Clubs Of four aud upwards, each 1 rs
Clubs Of 10 and upwards-one ad-
dress, each 90
FOR SESSION OF FOUR MONTHS.
Daily by mail, each SO U0
r-Weekly /" 1 90
Weekly 80
The greatly increased expense of employing re-
porters, &C., during the session. induces us 10 pul
the price of the session paper higher than it is
for the balance of the year.
SCOTT & BASCOM, Publishers.
COLUMBUS, November IL, 1851.