Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-25

THE JOURNAL FOR 1868.
THE DECISIVE YEAR OfTHE WAR
THE EXCITING KTEREST OF WHICH WILL BE
UNPARALLELED
Every Household Should
Have a Reader.

THE INDIANA STATE JOURNAL viii
commence its FoRrY. SECOND YEAR on the lst o
January, 1868. At no period during its existence
has it obtained and retained 50 heavy O subscrip-
ton list as now, and at no time in the history Of
our country has there been-a period so exciting,
or one 80 intensely interesting to usas a people,
or SO important 10 us a nation. The rapid re-
currence of events of the most thrilling nature,
which the past year has chronicled, will be made
comparatively unimportant in comparision with the
great events which are to follow in the wear 70
come. The rebellion at the South, which the
nerve and bone, and all the vast resources Of the
nation are pledged to suppress, has already reached
It's climax, and IT'S DOWNFALL and utter destruction
may be secured before the end of the year. But
to attain this much desired result greater and blood
Ter battles will have to be fought than those OF
Donelson, Shiloh or Antietam, and our victorious
army and navy obtain complete control of all the
serrtor, of the States in rebellion against the fla
OF the Stars and Stripes. As the armies advance.
the pecple at home should keep step with every
movement of the active anu gallant agents in the
glorious work of furnishing treason and crushing
out rebellion, and this only be done bv reading
the intelligence that reaches the JOURNAL by
telegraph aud mail from every division of the Uni
on army.
OUi- ARMY CORRESPONDENCE
The Journal is emphatically the "Soldiers' Pa
per-, its general circulation among the rank and
hie OF the army exceeding that of any paper in the
West. 1t has contributor in nearly every reci-
ment in service from Indiana, and Indiana has its
soldiers in every portion fthe Grand Army of the
Union, letters from whom are regularly pnblisbcd
in the Journal. This feature alone makes the
Journal more valuable to Indiana readers than any
other paper published in the United States II Is
the medium through which intelligence from
friends can be received more frequently, and of a
more reliable character than from any other source.
The thousands of additional subscribers VIC have
added to both our Daily and Weekly lists during
the past twelve months are so many evidences OF
the manner in which the public appreciate the
great value OF our correspondence.
MILITARY MATTERS.
Special care taken to chronicle all deaths of In
diana soldiers. the sick in hospitals the casualties
OF the battlefield, all military appointments resg-
nations and promotions made for and among our
Hoosier troops and to present condensed items of
such military movements reach US through of
hcial and others sources.
GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS.
General News and Foreign and Domestic Intel
ligence will be recorded from day to-day, and our
local columns will contain not only items of local
news but
STATE NEWS AND HOME INTERESTS
will receive especial attention. Our Home Mar
kets VIII be carefully reported with special refer
ehtC W OuE w eeAlJ TedQerS, and both the Daily
and Weekly Journal will contain telegraphic SUM
MARES OF the condition of the Cincinnati, New
FORK and foreign markets. q
Congress has assembled, and the most important
questions of absorbing Interest Touching the gov :
ernmentai policy and questions growing out of the
war against the rebellion, will be presented
Never was there time when the people should
be so thoroughly advised as to the progress and
condition of public affairs and CT passing events as
now All interesting Congress sional action will be
recorded in the Journal u
THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE
Will assemble on the sth OF January, 1863, and
as all its proceedings will be carefully reported
Tor our columns by competent reporters, the read
ers OF the Joarnai can learn from day to DAY what
their representatives are doing.
From and after the LIST of January, 1863, the
weekly Journal will be mailed TO subscribers at
the folio wing rates:
One copy one year. al so
Ten copies to one address, and one to maker
OF the ciuo.. 1890. Is 90
twenty copies to one address, and two to the
m'Aer oi the CLUB. 30 90
Thirty copies to one address. and one copy of
the Weekly and one Of the Daily to the
maker OF the Club. Is 90
Fifty copies to one address, and two copies of
the Weekly and two of the Daily to the
maker OF the club. $3.50. ..7 Is 90
Additions can be made to clubs at any time at
the above rates. When the paper is addressed to
each subscriber separately, the extra copies will
not be sent.
The Daily Journal from and after Monday, Dec
d'will be sent to mail subscribers at the follow
ing prices:
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One month. % 20
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