Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
OUR PAPER FOR Is6e.
A Year of Exciting interest
A TIME WHEN ALL 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 is has
received for nearly-half a century proves
that it is medium OF intelligence that the
people of Indiana have appreciated.
Never, since the existence os the paper,
has period Sd exciting, or one so intense
ly interesting TO Us as people, or so i'm
tant to US a Nation, presents ITSELF
The movemts OF the yast yeau-momen as
they have been-will be made compare
lively Insignificant in comparison with
those which are to follow in the year 10
come. A great rebellion is to be crushed
the dignity and strength OF the Gov
eminent establlshed-the Union of the
States placed in its former condition, and
a final settlement made with the Traitors
who are 0ndeY0rlng to overthrow the
great structure of Constitutional Liberty.
The man or woman who does not read
now, aud keep informed ON the current
events of the day, will have the failure TO
do so tor a lifetime regret These matters
we have named are all important. and
every one will want to know how the
great objects of the Government are &C
cOmplished, and who are its active and
gallant agents in the glorious work of its
mission.
OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
In addition to this, nearly every res
ident OF Indiana has relatives, friends,
OF neighbors in tue Grand 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 Car
olina, along the Potomac, among the
mountains of Virginia, or marching south
ward through kentucky and Missouri.
A few months may find some OF them on
the Gulf Of Mexico, encampcd before
Fort Sumpter and Charleston, or occupy
ing New Orleans. With every division
OF our brave Hoosier army We have cor
respondents, and letters from them are
regularly published in the JOURNAL. This
feature alone makes the Journal more
valuable to Indiana readers than any
other paper published in the United States.
1t is the medium through which iEtelli-
gence from friends can be received more
frequently, and of more reliable character
than any other source. The thousands of
additional subscribers We have added to
both our Daily and Weekly lists during
the past few months are so many eviden-
ces OF the manner in which the public
appreciate the great value of our cores
pOndences.
MILITARY AND GENERAL MAT
TIERS.
H. A $780, n 800 M. Recommendations
at home and abroad, will give attention TO
other matters that may be of interest to
the public. In the local columns OF the
Daily JOURNAL wall be chrOnieled military
appointments, designations and promo
lions made for and among our State troops
aEd whatever else may uaIly transpire OF
general Importance. 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 milittry matters, OF any interest, will
receive the most careful attention, and
the cream OF the items and correspondence
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Daily JOURNAL for those of the Weekly,
so that the readers of the Weekly JOURNAL
will have full history every Tuesday of
what has transpired during fhe previous
week among the Military men of Indiana.
STATE NEWS AND HOME INTER
ESTS.
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may be Immediately important to our sub
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receive especial attention. Our home
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special reference for our Weekly read
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the condition OF the Cincinnati, New
York and foreign markets.
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HoOsier State is now making.
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