Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16
THEE UNEfor1s6l
PROSPECTUS.

The xxtb Volume Of TIE WEEKLY TRI-
BUNE commenced with the issue o. sept; l.
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space 10 Politics, but we snail soon be able 10
forego Political discussion almost entirely, iyI
months III not for years, and devote nearly al
our columns to subjects of less intense. but more
abiding, interest. Among these, we mean TO pay
especial attention TO
.EDUCATION. whole subject OF Edu-
ton, both Popular and General, will be discus.
sedin our columns thr lughOut the year 1861, and
we hops 10 enlist in that discussion some OF the
Observation-Disclosures aud the ablest INSTRUCTORS
IN our odufry ~ j. II oace our hope and our
resolve . u. the cause of Educstion shall re,
ceivc an impetus from the txeril'Ls OF The
TRIBUNE. iniis b hnlfduring the year 1861.
III. AGRI UbtCkE We have been compel-
led 10 restrict ~iuc "a ions OF this great In
terest throughout S60, ahd shall endeavor ~
atone therefor IN 1861 Whatever discovery, ae
duetIon, demonstration, Is clieu a.ed to render
thereward OF labor devoted to cultivation more
! ample or more certain, shal receive prompt ana
| full attention.
III -MANUFACrUREs, Se,-we hail ev-
| cry invention or enterprise whereby American
| Capital and LabOrare AIT ratts TO and adyanta-
| geOusly employed 10 any dcpaTtmsnt0 Manu-
| featuring or Mechanical lnduitry as real con-
| tributisn to the Public Wea insurins amPler,
! steadier, more convenient. niofc IemGneraung
markets TO the Farmer with fuller employment
andbetter wages to tle LaboraT The Progress
OF Mining, Iron making, See making, Cloth IN
world, shall be watcheda reported by us Win
an earnest and active sympathy
Nv. FOREIGN AFFAIRS.--we employ the
best correspondents in LoI Oh, Paris, Turin,
| Berlin, and other European a.naisi 10 trans
nit US early and accurate a vice OF the great
| changes there silently but ceriaily Preparing !.
In spite of the pressure OF .nestie Poiltics ouI
/ News from the Old World is now varied and
| ample; but we shall have tcTender .tmore per-
| tfec during the eventful ye az just before us
| V.---HOME NEWS.---We employ regularpald
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| Dsrien. i'm the X civ Mo atain Geld Region,
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he more accessible portions of our own eoun-
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| multiiaTions correspondents oil the Associated
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| and most authentic summary OF useful lnteill-
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generous cooperation of 0ui many well-wlsh-
es- We solicit and shall labor to deserve con-
tinuance of public favor
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