The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13


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Mammoth steam Newspaper, Beck
and Job Printing 6Sase.
For The past i've years indianapolis has en-
Joyed the reputation and advantages Of beine
the leading manufacturing city in the State.
and her capacities In this branch Of trade hav,
steadily increased with the constant and in
creasing demands for all articles entering into
the daily consumption Of the people, until now
she Is hardly without rival In the West
Her manufacturing establishments have con-
tributed 70 her material and permanent pros
perity and opened up avenues Of trade that
without them, must have remained forever
closed, and the benefits that have accrued o.
every branch Of industrial trade from the en-
terprises In a manufacturing line, have been
derived solely from capitalists who have en-
oarked their means In such undertakings.
Among the nrst-class establishments Of the
city which we shall speak Of In this article
specif ly, u the Mammoth Newspaper. Jol
and look Establishment Of Messrs. HALL A
HUTCHINSON, 10 1-2 East Washington street.
The people Of the State who seldom or nev-
or visit the Capital City are not aware Of the
extent Of the resources Of indianapolis and
her ability 10 compete with her sister cities in
the line Of all legitimate business, and would
undoubtedly be astonished at the extent n
well as the character Of the work issued from
the estf olishnent named.
Messrs. HALL & HUTCHINSON have been con.
Quoting the Book and job Printing bushes,
In their building on Washington street for the
past Two years, and IN that time have estab-
hshed a reputation throughout the State that
has succeeded 10 n great extent In securing the
principal part Of county work, n well a.
large individual patronage. They have spared
neither expense or time I'm furnishing their e.
Enlistment with all the requisite and improy-
ed material for the doing Of iirst class work
until their facilities are UNSURPASSED In the
west, ana the character Of the work turned
cut admitted 20 be the best I'm the state
The Job Room is'under the MANAGEMENT ~
an experienced aud competent workman. and
the material therein is Of the most complete
character. The type j. of the latest stylesand
patterns, and together with the other fixtures
connected with the job room, make this de-
.partment all that Is necessary for the purpose
OF doing irst-ciass work--from the most deli
cate visiting card to the mammoth poster.
In the Press Rooms are five large steam
presses worked by an adequate force Of expe-
ricnced pressmon. In the printing business
The most Satisfactory and necessary part, not
only 20 proprietors. but 10 patrons. l. clear
and distinct impression paper free from
blurs, and that will not puzzle the eyes 10 de-
cipher, Is read with a degree of satisfaction
not otherwise experienced. The sheet pre-
sented TO the reader TITS morning shall be nm
earnest Of what is successfully TO follow in the
daily issues Of the HERALD. and i'm which we
feel degree Of pride that we confidently hope
win communicate itself to all our patrons.
The facilities Of doing colorcd work are UNI
surpassed and great care j. taken i'm giving
satisfaction in this branch Of the trade. The
line colorcd posters Of the recent State Fair,
were done in this establishment and some Of
the work turned out are the most exquisite
specimens OF colored printing to be met with
anywhere.
The Book Bindery il fitted up with all the
new and improved machinery necessary for
doing superior work, and employs force Of
workmen, who are constantly busy in filling
orders in this branch Of business. Every thing
connected with the bindcry Is most perfect
and the work as substantial aud neat as of
any similar establishment in the country
The revised statutes Of Indiana were bound
in this establishment. besides a number Of 9TH
er law publications, Indiana's Roll OF Honor,
and other works.
Also from the establishment j. issued each
morning the Indi Inapolis DALEY HERALD.
the first number Of whichnts enlarged
form Is presented 10 the public this
morning. The HERALD succeeds the
State SeAffael, one Of the oldest papers in the
State and like its predecessor Il Democratic
journal and is recognized Us the organ Of the
party in the State. The proprietor of the
HERALD, Nessers HALL * HUTCHINSON, are
gentlemen OF large experience In the newspaper
publishing business and arc determined TO
make their paper second TO no newspaper in
the west. Enterprising, active and industrious,
they will spare no effort TO make the HERALD
a paper in which every Democratic citizen OF
Indiana will take pride, and which will reflect
credit not only upon themselves, but upon the
party throughout the State. Its columns will
contain the latest and most reliable Geographic
news, reports Of the proceedings Of Congress
and the General Assembly Of the State Of lndi-
ana, which meets In this city to-day, will bt
ample in detail and correct, so FAR as il is pos
sible 70 make them so. Careful attention viii
be given TO the Commercial and Monetary De-
partment. aud the business man can consult
its columns, feeling that its reports are reli-
able and correct. Ii will be the earnest advo-
cate Of all measures calculated TO improve and
elevate public sentiment, and Is TO be kept en-
tirely free from pandering to the deprayed and
vicious tastes, too common among public jour
nails. Special attention will be given TO the
State and Local Departments, and its columns
free from all pernicious advertisements, and
all notices Of an immoral tendency. In short,
II l. the intention Of the present proprietors OF
the Indianapolis Daily HERALD, TO make such
improvements in their paper rs will meet the
requirements Of the people Of indianapolis and
OF the state, and one that will be free and out
spoken, candid and frank in expression, court
eous 10 its contemporaries, and, In time, ne
ccssity and power in the State.