The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-23
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Chicago Eve'g Journal
EOAs 1852

! DAILY, WEEKLY q TRT-WEEKLY
Another year, with it's great events is about closing
andsa new year, which will probably be the most event
full in Nations history is at hand and again as is
our annual CUSTOM issue prospectus to the peo
pie OF the northwest who have so literally sustained
US for nearly quarter of century, bespeakng for
continuance of their support in the year to come.
fhe CHICAGO JOURNAL, first established advocate the
election OF Henry Clay, has followed the principles OF
the old Wing party into the Republican ranks; and in
the party OF the Unlon it will, it has, oppose
public fraud, corruption and the enemies of the Union
1t E advocate the protection OF the property loyal
Union men, in every part of the Union and will DO all
in its power to asst in crushing the causeess rebel
lion, which has called half million of armed Iaen into
the field, to defend the Stars and Stripes.
But the newspaper reading public of the West know
too well what the CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL to be told
of it, 1t is only necessary to that it has facii.
ties for giving
THE LATEST NEWS.
That has never enjoyed before, and that its EDITO-
RIAL and PEP0RPORIAL FORCE will be increased to
extent that warrants us in PROMISING as able and
out of New York While its P0LITIC AL UHARA CrER
shall be- as It always has been fully ZIP with the demands
OF the mes-conservatVe spirit bold in expression
and firm il the support of right principles and
opposing wrong in all its FORMS and coming out fear.
essy IN maintenance OF the cause of justice and the
people, IS opposed to the mdChina and intTgues
arrogance, cques, and corrupt combinations for the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of ambitious or special interests
the expense OF the public welfare it will at the Same
time discuss all subjects and gu estions of public char
acter freely carefully and cardidy and give as full and
comprehensive abstract IF the general integenoe
OF the day as can be crowded into its columns
ITS COMMERCIAL, AND FINANCIAL
departments shall be NOR full than in years past in
proportion as these nereS increase exte and
lie Importance. The taleg raph department shall be
oho 10 that OF no paper IN the We shall continue
10 receive the regular As ociated Press dispatches
all the special integen that careful reporters
stAoneo at the more nportant centres of the
country, can send US.
THE LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
shall continue to be Civ en- with that degree of prompt
ness and funess that has hhertoendered the JOURNAL
that OF the people, influenced by consideration but
That OF the public COOS seeking reward but that which
an apprecatYe public bssow in return for honora-
Die and unrng efforts to edy instruct and please them
THE DAILY EVENING JOURNAL,
containing full Teegraphis Reports Of news and the
markets up to the hour of going to press, at p m
where trains leave in time for the second edition. up
p ms each afternoon, viii be mailed to subscribers
Per annum, " 81 90
Six months 4 M
Three months ..,... . 90
News dealers in city and country sumllied at
hundred copies.
THE TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
containing all the news of two daiies issued on Tues
day thursday and Saturday evenings and coutans the
news in the daily of those days-at
$500 per annstG. $500 for months 81 90 fcy ms
Clubs Of s. So go each of10 IS So 20 at Sg25 Of
80 at 800,
TEE WEEKLY JOURNAL,
most of the matter Of six dales is m allied
every Thursday evening
single copies. per annum ...... ........ Al 80
Cubs OF and upwards, ........... -. I 90
In clubs of 20 the getter up the club is en-
titled to copy. Terms In Advance,
John L. WE SON, Pub.