Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
NEW ARRANGEMENT II An.
RANDOLPH COUNTY JOURNAL!

Neg Tyfs!
A New and EnIsrgcd Series Of the JOUR
NAL, 70 commence on
The First or the New Yeari
Greot huproremeNts to Be made IN hhe
JOURNAL at tie Old Price!
Great Inducements for New Subscri-
bers!
c. ID. SMITH having ssld the undivided
half of the JOURNAL ard OFFICE to J..
E. BEVERLY, the business OF the concern will
hereafter be conducted in the name and un-
der the control of BEVERLY a SMITH.
And we would now beg leave 10 say to
our friends, q the public, and 20 the "rest
Of mankind, that we have forxed the de
termination and are getting the materials
and making the necessary arrane sments to
present for your favorable consideration and
patronage,
First Class Family Newspaper.
]. L. BEyERLY will hereafter conduS. the
Editorial business of the JOURNAL, as-
sisted in the various departments, by c3rps
of able collaborators in different parts Of he
country and we take the liberty Of as-
suring our fellow. citizens that no rcasoR-
able expense or labor will be spared TO rem
der the JOURNAL worthy of their support.
While We enlarge the paper column TO
the page and print il on the best Of paper
with "bran new" type (Which we have
just receiycd), We make no change In the
price. Il will still be afforded to subscr.
bcra at the old price of Two Dollars year.
or One Dollar for six months, in advance.
OUR COURSE.
We expect to try 10 meet the wants Of
our subscribers in every respect rs fully as
We can; and our enlarged space and aug
montcd force will enable us 10 come much
nearer that object than has been done here.
toiorc.
AcacuLruar, the great interest Of our
country, will receive cur special attention.
We are getting the materials and securing
the assistance necessary to enable us to do
Justice to this important department.
The claims of PuRr LITERATURE will not
be disrcgardcd, but we shall devote large
portion OF our time and space 20 ia cult.
walton. Andwc expect 80 bc found at all
times laborng to promote the imrrovemc
of our Common and High schools. ant
all other means by which the masses are TO
gain improved facilities for Education and
Intelligence.
Tur MEcnANic ARrR, 50 essential 10 the
welfare aud happiness Of any community,
will receive proper share of our regard.
On the TEMPERANCE QursrloS We will
be found where We have always stood--ln
favor OF Prohibition; but always recognizing
the cductioa and sound ,ndoc,rinalon OF
the masses a. ailordlng the only sure guar
antee Of the stability of any legal enactment
in the direction OF Reform. For this object
We shall always be found laboring.
Finally, In poLITIcs, We shall maintain
the stand the JOURNAL has always taken,
We shall support the Republican movement
50 long as II moves in the right directioa.-
In these unsettled times no man knows with
whom he will be acting in another year.
But let parties move as they may, the JOUR
NAL will continues long as it remains
under our conlral-lo be found arraycd on
the side OF the Pcope--as opposed TO the
interests or designs Of any Oligmchy North
or South. 1t will continue the unhiuching
advocate Of Free Soil. Free Speech, Free
Labor, and Free Men--uttorly repudiating
the odious and nelarious doctrine lately pro
mulgated by the leaders OF great but
doomed party, that our Constitution makes
Slavery the normal State or condition OF
class Of our own people if unprohibitcd by
special State cnactmcnts-thus establishing
Slavery as the rule and making Freedom the
exception.
To give our paper still greater circulation
VIC conclnde still further to reduce our terms
and offer our friends the following induce
ments to get up clubs;
We will send out 10 copies of the Journal
for Is Dollars and copy to getter up OF
Club for one year.
We will send out % copies for 80 Dollars
and a copy to getter upof Club for one year.
The papers may go to one or to several
Post Offices, and additions may afterwards
be made at the same rates.
Subscriptions received for any length OF
time.
Respectfully, BEVERLY & SMITH.