Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-07-13
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WATERFOWL, juno, 1860. -- 5-- Wins
Chicago Journal for 1860.
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.

new year of time and of events is about opening.
With another Congress, new Political Era in our
Country history is being inaugurated-an Era which
is fraught with interest, and pregnant with great
events FIRST and chief among which, the election
President of the United States, and a probable
change of men and the policy Of the National Govern
ment. But aside from Political Questions, the nsSt
year will undoubtedly be full of events of interest to
the People s1--
Such stirring times are the tim for the NEWSPAPER
and all who desire to keep up with the spirit of the
age and be informed topics and questions of pub
lie interest, must read the newspapers.
The CHICAGO JOURNAL, which has, for sixteen
eventfu years. enjoyed the good will, and it is be
HeVed the confidence Of hosts of readers in the West
solicits a continuance of the generous patronage
hitherto bestowed, and increase of the number of
its patrons Firt established to advocate the elecons
of Henry Clay, it has followed the vital principles
the old Wing Party into the Republican Ranks and
its political conduct has cherished and antaine
them. Advocating, with unhagging zeal, whatever
seemed most conducive to the honor, weI-being and
stability of the Union, it has opposed political
fraud eism and Tnisgovernnent and favored
judicious system Of Public Economy, encouraged
Home Enterprise, and Developments of the country's
material resources, and its general prosperity.
As q Newspaper, the Journal gives, each day, the
Telegrapbic News from all sections of the country,
Home and Eastern Market and Financial Reports an
summary of General News,-while its Literary Depart
ment Els under the charge of B. F. TAYLOR, Esq,
widely known as one Of the most polished writers Of
the day. 1t has also regular correspondents at Wash
ington and New York, and eicdnt corps of Report
ers and travelling correspondents.
Of those who have nobly extended their aid in
times past the propretors of the Journal trust that
they may ask the favor of further friendly efforts to
increase its circulation With Others who have here,
tofore been strangers to 1t, it is hoped become
familiar acquaintance. To such 90 not agree With
its political tenets, they promise good Newspaper
to such do ardent and earnest support of the
principles which undere the Republican organization
The DAILY EVENING JOURNAL, containing full Tel
egraphic Reports of News and the Markets up to *
O'Clock, each day, viii be mailed to subscribers
| follows:
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The TRI-WEKKLY JOURNAL embraces the inside
pages of the DAILY JOURNAL, each number containing
the Impression, without change of matter of the
forms of two Daily papers, This is furnished fol-
lows: 80
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The WEEKLY. JOURNAL is print Ion mammoth
sheet containing thrtysix closely printed coiuMs,
embracing most OF the matter Of general
hshed in the Daily Journal 1t has also mseAtS&
Reporter the Grain and Produce Markets OF omcago,
carefully prepared by the Journal Reporter, ana
staten nt Of Monetary Affairs, revised py an expe-
rienced banker 1t is mailed every Thursday in time
for it to reach its subscribers by the close Of the week
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are invited to form Clubs. little effort the part
of in every town which desires Chicago paper,
would largely the circulation of the Journal
thereby spreading much useful knowledge among the
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