Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-06
THE JOURNAL FOR 1896.
New Arrangement.

Ia order that they may better sysssmatizs tbs
business Of their once ssd regulate with greater
sAAs their books tbs pFOprs.ors Of the Evansville
Sa'1g' NJ Esskis and RssElg Jesra4 have de-.
tsfminsd on beginning . new volume Of each Of
those publications en- the arst day Of January.
1855. Perhaps Il woald be more proper to .tvls
ths new volumes 8 new series. for several chance.
Ia the manner Of conducting the business asuart.
msnt Of the paper win be instituted at ta.t tiue
The year 1884 has bssn a trying oss upon nsw..
papsrs II has been almost as prolific Of aIsa.t.r
70 them - to the rebel cause. An extraordinary
Ad'Anes 10 the price Of paper has been sustained
BY combinations on the part Of paper makers.
lArgs advance In the coat Of labor IL ATTRIBUTABLE.
to the Increased expense Of lving. which has been
oecasionsd b the var. Addsd 20 thess 4. IN.
largely increased esas Of all kinds Of printing ma.
chinsry and material, coal and taxes. Aeeia.Y,s
Of any description land they win happ.n In III.
best regulated Amilissl are ave time. NOR,
formidable nov than ever before, bscsu.s Of IA.
Increased cost Of all kinds Of repairs.
corresponding advance By Newspaper man
In the prizes Of Subscriptions and advertisement,
has only had ths eject TO decrease circulation and
diminish the humber Of advertisers. From th...
causes many old and ssf established papsrs nav.
been compelled to suspend, aad It IL iaIs TO d.nv
that tbs Jo@rHaI has seriously fslt the sris which
have proven 30 disastrous to many Of its eo,.m.
poraries
But, notwithstanding ths aiaseastiss which en-
viron us, We begin the New Year resolved that IN.
Jss-Hai shall nz-int@an its present high position
AmonE the papers ef the State and the We,
nay ws viii not b content with present attain.
msn's. Ith our all-absOrblnS dsslr. to s.tsbIi.h
for the Jsuraal the reputation Of h.isx an. L..
ne ~spAper In the lower valleys Of the Ohio ara
Mississippi, aad one Of the best In the West.
Willis Ws viii devote much Of our A.tsnttan a
nS~s-iocai and misosiianeons-and will spare no
pains to Increase the Interest Of our telegraph
columns. on all matters Of local, State or Ma.
tional interest vs will speak With freedom. can.
DOR and, 90 lar as IN q lies. impartiAlity. Oar
political opinisns decided, and whii. ws .h.u
sndsaVor to secure their prsvAsnos. wo will try to
present our views IN the way least calculated to
give ossnse and best adapted 10 strengthen the
Government and nation.
To publish such a paper a. ~s desire, and the
growing Interests Of cur city demand. the pre-
prietors Of the Journal win Be compelled to max.
several changes from their manner Of doinz
business In the past. The following have been
Agreed upon:
l. On and afisr the lst Of January, 1855, no copy
'f either the Daily, Tri-weekly or weekly J0wr.
'aI will be sent to any individual. corporation or
'ociety, except Il be paid for Ia advance. There
~iii oe no papers for zralsilozs distribution.
= On and after ZANE dsss po advertisements.
ooAl notices. russ either Of Individuals. Arms.
" boats, will DO inserted In the Joarnal unlss. |
PREPAID or P'y guaranteed satisfactory to the pro.
prisesrs or their accredited axents
Whils, during the years that are paat. sra h.v.
been see reoipsats Of suy little acts Of kinaBss.
~ the part Of cur friends aud have sndssvorsd 70
through sur columns a. circumstances
'ssnsd to require, We think It beat to put the |
~hcls matter % 'IocAi notiess ia q busipes.
'baPs. At the last Editorial eonrsntiou held At |
IndiAaspolis, It was the universal feeling Of the
'ditors present 20 pat stop TO the sys.sm a
? AolszAis and indiserimInAts "puaank," and y.
iouet not, at the convention In January. ss,son |
@i o tAksn To that eject Aas We only Antleipats
y isw days sach sesIoa.
). Advertisements sill never BE- Aeeomp.ni.a ~
ooAl notices anlsss contract Is mAds TO that 49,
md value received for the notice.
=. No Local Sstise.'' hswsvsr sAort, win b.
Inserted for Isss thAn One Dollar each d.v.
5. Marriages. Funeral and Religious Nolsce.
aust Invariably ~ paid IN advance TO secure in.
'ertioR-
O. No dancssRey on the part OF carriers viii "a
made good By the once II the carriers fail 10
cave papers - ordered aad directed, thsx mzst
'sy for their esrslsssHsss The seEes furnishes pa
sera to carriers for every subscriber that thew
'iAim IL they fail to deliver then they must b
he losers aud not thu Oeaoe. Complaints will b
attended to, And restiaed as far e possible
By the adoption Of thsss simpIe rules, tuas in
themselves, We think many hundreds Of dollar.
VII Be saved TO tAs sstAblishmsst, and ws will be
'ols to add that much TO thu interest Of the paper
Our city columns vii, CT course. pay nsoper A.
sntion 70 all enterprises having for their obtae,
he Improvement or Ornsms 1tStien Of ths city. a
sell As to charitable and heasyoIsut sndsrt.k- !
Rgs.
Owing to the sSntinusd Algh prices Of printing
pAPss' Vheh seems to b unaffected BY any decline
n gold, IN common with other papers |
throughout the West. We are compelled to advance !
'ur rates Of subscription. The Cincinnati Cov.-
aeeisl but atteEs the truth when il declares sA..
fss whole u he present ssSaaes Eia % = psper
aGnsfastHrs-s- We sAaH act rsaIszs frees Il q sz--
lls asIarr Of pre2si" We propose, too, to reesae 1
RON the high rates GOV annouBeed. fust a. soon
Is sorrsaponding decline in the price Of white
'APer viii Adait. Our terms, Therefore, on and
liter the ist Of January, viii be as follows:
DAILY
TO earTierss agents. and nsWs-Iezlsrs. nsr
r sop, 355<s
10 regular SUBSCRIBERS, when delivered by
earr1srn or agents, per wssk - o.
seGsooys, dealers on railroad trains, and
all others vhs supply TRANSIENT eustou~r.
viii furnish the paper At per eopy........ 6
By mail, payable IN adrancel. per ysar....sIs oe
months. 8 20 4
months .
month. / IS