Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-14
JOUR- PAPER FOR 1862.
A YEAR OF EXCITING INTEREST.
A Time When Every One
Should Read.

THE INDIANA STATE JOURNAL was
established in 1922, and on the LIST OF January,
1862, will commence its Forty first volume. Its
age has established its character, and the steady
patronage i; has received Tor nearly half century
proves That 10 Is a me5inm of Intelligence that the
people of Indiana have appreciated Never since
the existence of the paper. has period so excl
ting, or one so intensely interesting to us as peo-
pie, or so important to US rs n Nation, Presented
itself The movements of the past year-momcnt-
Gus as they have bccn--will be made comparative
iy insignificant in comparison with those which
are to follow in the year to come. great rebell-
ion Is to be crushed--thc dignity and strength OF
the Government estabshcd-the Union OF the
States. placed in its former condition, and final
settlement made with the Traitors who are endeav
oring to overthrow the great structure of Consti-
tntional Liberty. The man or woman who does
not read now, and keep informed on the current
events of the day, will have the failure to do so for
life time regret. These matters We have named
arc all important, and every one will want to know
how the great objects of the Government are ac-
complished, and who are its active and gallant a
gents in the glorious work of its mission.
OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENTS.
In addition to this, nearly every resident of Ind-
ana has relatives, friends, or neighbors in the
Ora d Army Of the Union. Indiana has sent her
armed sons into the field by thousands. and they
are now stationed on the capes of North Carolina,
ginia- or marching southwark through Kentucky
and Missouri. A few months may find some of
them on the Gulf of Mexico, cncamped before
Fort Sumter and Charleston, occupying New
Orleans. With every division Of our brave Hoo
sier army have correspondents. and letters from
them regularly published in the JOURNAL
This feature alone makes the JOURNAL more valu-
able to Indiana readers than any other paper pub
lished In the United States. IL is the medium
through which intelligence from friends can be
ceived more frequently, and of more reliable
character than from any other source. The thou
sands of additional subscribers have added to
both our daily and weekly lists during the past
few months so many evidences of the manner
In which the public appreciate the great value OF
our correspondence.
| MILITARY AND GENERAL. MATTERS
| Besides Army News. our correspondents at home
aud abroad, will give atte.ton to other matters
that may be of interest TO the public The local
columns Of the Daily JOURNAL will also contain
from day to day items CLEANED at home and from
our Indiana exchanges. of military news in all
parts Of the State. In Short all military matters
OF any interest, will receive the most careful attcn-
| ton, and the cream Of the items and correspon-
dence will be taken from the columns Of tho Daily
Journal for those OF the Weekly so that the read
crs of the Weekly Journal will have a full hsto-
ry every Tuesday of what has transpired during
the previous week among the military men of In
diana.
STATE NEWS AND HOME INTERESTS.
Not designing desiring to be exclusively mil
itary in conducting the JouRvsr, attention will be
paid to whatever may be Immediately important
to our subscribers. State news and home inter
ests will always las they have in the past) receive
especial attention. Our home markets will be
carefully reported with special reference for our
Weekly readers, and both the Daily and Weekly
Journal will contain teegraphic summaries of the
condition Of the Cincinnati, New York and Fo.
reign markets.
In short, without promising any moro, we will
say that the Journal will ever be a welcome visit
or to the Office. workshop or home of every resi-.
dent OF Indiana who has pride IN the history that
the gallant Hoosier State is making.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
Will be sent on the following terms
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! Additions can be made TO clubs ut any time Al
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each subscriber separately. the extra copies will
not be sent.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Will be sent by mail or express to subscribers at
the rate of Sc per year. or 50 cents month";
" News Agents will be supplied with the Daily
Journal at the usual discount
| BAll Subscribers to the Daily Journal, and all
agents for it, will be supplied with the paper by
express where arrangements to that effect are de-
sirable and can be made.
u The terms for the Daily are the same as for
the Weekly--Cash in Advance, unless, in special
cases. where we have running accounts with agents
or news dealers.
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