The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-09

"The Union II must and shall be Preserped"
This we'll known and popular journal is
noted for arowing its sentiments with caudor.
fssrlessness aud Independence. II has aim Cd
TO be right rather than popHlar, and takes the
responsibility of telling the Truth, regardless
Of the , oasncs that may be given to Prejudice
Tbs Principles which the Chicago zrs5rn.
esponsss aud advocates are:
The Cause Of Freedom,
Justice and Humanity.
Improvement Of the Mental,
Moral and Physical Cundi.lor.
Of the Masses.
ParIetnitv Of the Union,
Obedience 70 the Constitution
and Supremacy OF the Laws.
Free Homesteada for the Land,ess.
Encouragement Of Home Industry.
No Political ,Johbery.
Homes: men for Offices,
Ecnnomy in Government.
A Sound Currency and Death to all
wild Cat Siiailas;ers.
And tho prosecution Of the War against
Treason until The la., rebel has laid down his
arms. Though this wicae.. rebellion against
the best and niest benefcent government tina,
ever existed in the world, lss become fear
fully strong yet the .imericsn Republic is far
stronger the loyal 'Mndsills' viii yet sui
!axate tn, arrogant olgarchy. 10 this IA.
trio'ic end the 7rsta1e will work without
foctstool Of its foes.
A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.
But the "C.;cago Tribune while fearless
in the expression Of its opinions and patrio
tic in its endsavors, aims a, being first class
newspaper. 1t contains full! accounts Of all
the interesting cccourances of the day, aud
pays more money for Special Tsegrspic i,is-
patches and Correspond snce. than any Jeurnal
.at Of New York, and publishes more and
flssher news than any paper circulating 10
he West. II brings the news to the people
OF the Northwest two or three days sooner
than the papers If the seahosri.
The weekly contents Of the Tribune embrace
lst.- complete current history Of the pro-
gress Of the War.
ID - 'serer~' Nsws Of th- c..yy.-C.:rs"::....
by sea and Land. Extraordinary
events Of all kinds.
Srd-- Copious te!egraphic Dispatches con.
down to tho hour Of going to press.
4th.-Repor.s Of meetings, whether Political,
Religious. Agricultural, Educational,
or Miscellaneous.
sth.- Proceedings Of Congress and State
legislatures, important Speeches ana
DOCUMENTS.
!Gth.-Marke. Reports, embracing every ar
ticlc the Farmer or Dealer cen expect
to find quoted in newspaper. The
Tribune has achieved high reputation
asa Commercial paper.
lth.-Carefully prepared Agricultural and
Horticultural articles by "Rural' and
other able writer's on the Farm and
Garden.
6th.-Pectry, Tales, Anecdotes and Go.sip
Reviews, and pleasant miscellany.
In short the purpoae and ambition Of the
Editors are, to make the Chicago Tribune
80 interesting aud valuable visitor that no
intelligent Western family can afford to be
without it.
TRANSATLANTIC in Advance.
Weekly Tribune (52 issues per annum) 81 50
To Clubs-Three copies 90
!" Five copies 90
Ten copies IL 90
+" Each additional name 90
Twenty copies Zone address)20 90
ecribers will be entitled to an extra copy for
his services. For club of fifty ths Tri.
Weekly will be sent free, and for club 81
One Hundred, the Daily Tribune.
ri-Weckly (l56 issues per aanum) 81 GO
For six months 81; three ms 81.
Clubs Of Five crate of s. 66) is 90
:" Ten (rs.e of S. SOY So OF
Twenty (rate Of SO 25l 65 O0
~" Fifty crate Of $s'oo) 40 &c
Tho Tri-Weckly contains all the news in the
Daily, and brings just as late intelligence on the
days its publication, viz: Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
Daily Tribune (3l0 iesues per anuml $7.0C
For six n's 81 Three ms s..
n0rPostage on tho Chicags Tribunessis only
half as much in Illinois as on Eastern papers
NV When drafts can be procured it Is much
safer than to remit Bank Bills. The name o.
the Post Once and State shou!din I'll cases b
plainly written.s
R Money Registered Letters may be sen!
at our risk. Address.
| TRIBUNE Co., Chicago, III.
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