The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-01-02
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
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rr,ur veellv Tr;bune il now In Its xXth volume
L During the past year, The Tribune mas pseIi oo-
lred to devote quite large portion OF ts space 10
Politics but shall henceforth be able to unit our
space devoted to Political discussion, ana deVote
most of our columns to subjects of less intense, but
more abiding interest. Among these, we mean TO pay
especial attention to
+. EDUUATIoN.--The whole subject OF Education,
both popular and General, will be discussed In our
columns through the year 6I and we hope to enlist in
that discussion of the prooundest thinkers and
the ahlest instructors IN our country. IL Is AZ once
our hope and olive that the Cause Of Education
shall receive an impetus from the exertions of The
Tribune in its behalf during the year '6I.
/ H. AGRICULTURE.-We have been compelled to
our calculations of this great interest through
'6n and shall endcayor to atone therefor in 81
Whatever discovery, deduction, demonstration, is
ed 20 render the reward OF labor devoted TO
cultivation ample or more certain, shall receive
prompt and full attention. 500 -.
! III MANUFACTURES &c.--We hail every inven.
ton or enterprise whereby American Capital and
Labor are attract ed to and advantageeusly employed
| in nv department of Manufacturing or Mechanical
| Industry a real contribution to the Public Veal,
insurng ampler, seadier, more convenient mere re-
muneratng markets to the farmer. with fuller en-
ploymcnt and better wages TO the Laborer. The Pro-
gress of NJ ming, Iron Making, Steel Makmgs Cloth.
weaving. &C., in our country, and the world shali
be watched and reported by us with an earnest and
| Nv. FOREIGN AFFAIIs-we employ the best cor
respondents in London Paris Turin, Berlin, and 9th
European capitals, to transmit us early and accu
rate advces of the great changes there silently but
certainly preparing In spite Of the pressure OF Do
nestle Politics, news from rhe Old World is now
| varied and ample; but we shall nave 10 renuet IL
perfect during the eventual year just before U.S.
V. HOME NEWS.-We employ regular paid cores
pondents in California the I0thmus of Daren, in
the Rocky Mountain Gold Region, and wherever else
they saem requisite. From the more accessible por-
tons of our own country. we derive our Information
mainly from the multifarious correspondents OF the
associated Press, from exchanges and the occa-
sonal letters of intelligent friends. We aim to print
the cheapest general newspaper. with the fullest nd
most authentic summary of useful intelligence that Is
anywhere offered. Hoping TO make each day a crit
ic on the last" and print better and better per
from year to as our means are steadily enlargea
through the generous cooperation of many we'll
wishers we solicit and stall labor to deserve con-
tinuance OF public favor.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1861
This popular Annual will be ready about the list OF
January, will contain
The Returns Of the Elections Of 1860.
and large amount Of other interesting Political
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