The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-27
CITY OF EvANsvILLE
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sixth ve unae Of the Daily Journal.
The present number commences the sixth
volume or year of the Evansville Daily Jour-
nal, andwe are happy 10 being able to an
nounce to its numerous patrons, that through
their constant and generous aid, the Journal
enters upon its sixth year healthful and pros
porous. The increased patronage extended
to the Journal during the past year, both in
respect toits circulation and to its advertising
columns, inspires Us not only with a lively
hope of our full measure Of success in the
future, but with deep sense OF gratitude to
that portion Of a generous community, to
whom we are so largely indebted for liberal
and cordial support. z he rapid growth OF
our city, with a corresponding increase of
trade and commerce, and, in fact, an extern
zion Of business in every department, already
demands larger advertising medium than
the Journals present capacity affords. In
order to meet that demand and keep pace
with the unrivaled growth of our city and
the spirit of the age, the Journal will be
speedily enlarged. It is no disparagemen Mt
to any other paper to say of the Journal, that
it offers TO advertisers an incomparably better
avenue for addressing the pubic than any
other paper in this section of the state, while
its many readers will End it true to its motto:
"A Chr,nicler of the Times, the People and
the Country s se. = - $50
The Daily Journal is intended more espe-
cially for circulation in this city. Weshall
therefore continue to labor earnestly and
faithfully for the advancement the best in
terests of Evansville, and to promote the
prosperity Of individual enterprise, without
favor OF. Partially, SO far as comes within. the
sphere of our ability as ajournalst. 4
Whilst the Journal will ever aim. to be
moderate in its tone, it will continue firm,
without being violent. in the advocacy of the
interests Of the Wing party, always main
tainiDga respectful Difference for the OPT.
Mons of those,- who honestly entertain diffe-
rent political opinions, rising at ali times
above the low and filthy editorial chickering's.
aud personal and party malisnity. which but
too frequently disgraces its own authors in
the estimation of their readers, and lamenta-
bly, degrades the profession ~
The Weekly Journal is now in the COM
Increment of its nineteenth year, and enjoy
ing, as we have abundant reason to be .ieve,. =
high reputation among a. large circle of pay
ing subscribers. II will also be enlarged and
improved, in size, typography, and we arc de-
termined, above all, to improve it in matter
We hope that the Weekly Journa' in its "new
dress" may be introduced to the fireside oil
many families to which it has hitherto been Q
stranger, and prove itself welcome weekly
visitor. 1t is our desire, and it shall be ou
aim to make it such, and il recent indication:
of success do not belle our future prospects
we hope to have the pleasure of addressin,
our patrons at the next. anniversary Of tn
Weekly, with acknowledgements oil deeper
sense of our obligations for continued favor