The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861,
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| THE Weekly Tribune is now In It's XXth volume
i During the past year, The tribune has been Oh.
liged to devote quite large portion Of It's space to
Politics, but we shall hencvfortk be able to limit
most Of our columns to subjects of less intense, hut
more abiding interest Among these, We mean TO pay
T. EDUUATioN.~Th whole subject Of Education,
both Popular and General viii be discussed Ia our
columns through the year 81 and we hope to enlist In
the ablest instructors In our country II s at once
our hope and olive that the cause OF Education
shall receive an impetus from the exertions of The
II. AGRICULTURE.-we have been compelled 10
restrict calculations of this great interest through
'so, and shall endeavor to atone therefor in '6II
calculated 20 render the reward Of labor devoted to
cultivation more ample more certain shall receive
III. MANUFACTURES, &c--we hail every inyen.
tion or enterprise whereby American Capital and
Labor are attracted to and adyantageeusly employed
In any department OF Manufacturing or Mechanical
Industry as real contribution TO the Public Veal
insuring ampler, steadier, convenient more re-
munerating markets to the farmer, with fuller EN-.
poyment and better wages to the Laborer. The Pro-
gress OF M ning Iron Making, Steel Making, Cloth
weaving, in country, and the world shall
be watched and reported by us with an earnest and
". FOREIGN AFFAIRs-we employ the best cor
respondents in London, Paris, Turin Berlin and 9TH
rate advices Of the great changes there silently but
certainly preparing In spite Of the pressure OF Do
mest1c Poltics, our news from rhe Old World fs now
varied and ample; but we shall have to render IL
more perfect during the eventfu just before
". HOME NEWs-we employ regular paid cores
pondents In California at the I0thmus of Darien, in
the Rocky Mountain Gold Region, and wherey er else
they ssem requisite. From the more accessible por
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mainly from che multifarous correspondents Of the
associated Press, from our exchanges, and the
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from year to year, steadily enlarged
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wishers, we solicit and shall labor to deserve
tinuance Of public favor.
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