The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01
THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN
PROsTECfUs FOR laeo.

PROsTECrUs FOR laoo.
The Missouri Rcpublisan will enter upon i.s
61st year with enlarged resources and rsdoublsd
= Political, News, Commercial and Family Jour.
nal, II points with pride 70 its long record and
gratifying success, and promises for the future
a. increase Of the energy, visor and enterprise
It has h.rstofors dispiayed.
Constitution % Ito guide, and the Fathers Of The
Republic - its monitors. Il will always bs found
resisting the innovations which fanatics seek TO
ensrait urcn our Institutions, and guarding and
defending those principles for which the Demo :.
cratic party q she sosntry ate now battling.
the Republican will bs independent, impartial
snterpfi'ing. and unsparins Of e.psnse, a. 10
tho past. 1t will open up new fields Of info:ma-
tion and Intelligence, and make q more liberal
use Of the telegraph than ever before. Its cor
10 Europe. and its lines Of communication stretch
all over tho globe. In the collection end prepa
ration Ct tho current news, We shalt keep pace
with the spirit ef the times, our ambition being
to enlarge tho reputation the Republican has ac.
quired Of being the Best Newspaper In tho Coun
Try. During the sessions Of Congress, and Of
the Legislatures Of Missouri, Illinois, Iowa and
Kansas, our reports will be unusually full and
complete, arrangements having been mado on
scale far exceeding those Of any previous year.
In short, nothing shall bs omitted to maintain
arst. class Journals 10 Ameriea.
In Its Commercial Department the Republican
employs more talent, and devotes more s.tsntion
to market reports and the spirit and philosophy
Of the market than any other newspapcr in the
shall be reliable In every respect. and wholly un.
Influenced by the interested statements Of spec.
ulators and ''rings."
In all its departments (which are conducted By
a full corps Of esperienced journalists) tho Re.
publican will aim at fidelity, fearlessness, indie.
pcndence, frankness and vigor, cleaning the
whole Geld OF news, and commenting on the top
les Of the day In articles characterized by ability
originality and fairness. The paper will be above
the dictation Of cliques, having emo friends to
reward or enemies to punish" Matters purely
sensational or prurient will be serupulousiy eE.
cluded. In short, II will be our purpose to make
the Republican . welcome visitor to Families,
and to Farmers, Merchants, Manufactures, Me-
Politicians, Scholars, Laboring Men,
Travellers and Pleasure Seekers.
TERMS PER ANNUM.
DAILY.
Daily (six times per week) $l2 90
Daily (scvcn times per week) II 90
To clubs of three, $34, Of Ave, $5sj Of ten 500
Daily (seven times per wees) 3l SO per copy
added to the foregoing.
rRr.wEEKLY.
one copy, one year % 90
TO clubs Of three, $l7; Of Eve $27 50, of ton $50
WEEKLY.
Weekly, ono copy, one year, 81 90
To clubs Of three, s.; Of five, es 90, Of ten el5;
Of twenty, e2i.
A commission OF ten per cent. will be allowed
on clubs to the Daily and Tri- Weekly, but not
on clubs to the Weekly.
Papers will not be sent unless paid for In ad-
vance, and will invariably be discontinued at the
end Of tho time paid for.
Additions can be made to clubs at any time at
club rates, and names can be taken in clubs for
six months at the same proportion as yearly rate.
PREMIUMS.
In order to stimulate our friends to exert thcm.
selves in procuring subscribers, we offer the fol.
lowing premiums:
For the largest number ef subscriptions to
the Daily, Tri.Weekly and Weekly, $500 90
For the next largest number, $50 90
For the third largest number, 100 90
For the fourth largest number, so 90
The contest for tho premiums will bs dcter-
mined on the first Of July next, up to which
timc all names will be counted, including Daily,
and Weekly.
Address
GEORGE KNAPP, 4 CO.,
Ill and ll3 Chesnut st., St. Louis.