The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
vie MON II must and sLaN be Pre,errsd' =

ms well known and popular Journal is
noted Tor avowing its sentiments with can,lor
feariessuess and independence. 1t has aimed
T. be right rather than popular, and takes the
responsibility of telling the Truth, regardless
OF the offence tina. may be given to Prejudice
and Iguorance
The Principles which the Chicago TriJuas
espouses aud advocates are:
The Cause of Freedom.
Justice anil Humanity.
Improvement Of tho Mental.
Moral and Physical Condition
CT the Masses.
Perpotuity Of the Union,
Obedience to the Constitution
ami SUPREMACY of the Laws.
Free Homes'ea'!s for the Landlcss,
Encouragement of Home Industry.
No ioliticalJobIery.
Honest men for offices,
Economy in Government.
\ Sound Currency and Death 10 all
''Ni lid Cat Shidplas,ers.
And the prosecution Of tie War a-airs,
Treason until the last rebel has hid down his
arms, Though this wicked rebellion against
the best ard most benefcent government that
ever existed in the world has become fear
tally strong yet the american Republic is far
stronger: tie loyal ..Mudsills'' will vet SUBJ
fugate the arrogant Otigarchy To this pa
tricic end the tribune wiz work without
growing weary, until the Union has made q
tootstool Of its foes.
a FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.
nut the Chicago Tribune" while fearless
IN the expression ct lis opinions and patrio-
TIC in its endeavors, aims al being a first class
newspaper. 1t contains full accounts of all
the interesting occeurances of the day, and
pays mere money fer Special Telegraph Dis
patches and torr> spondence, than any Journal
on: Of New York, and publishes more and
tresher news than any paper circulating in
the West. Il brings the news to the people
OF the Northwest two thrye DAYS sooner
than the papers # the seaboard.
The weekly contents Of the Tribune embrace:
lst.- complete current History Of the pro-
gress Of the War.
I'd ecas.ei News Of the Day.-Casualties
by Sea and Land. Extraordinary
events of all kinds.
3rd.- Copiaus telegraphic Dispatches con.
tanning the Latest News from all parts,
down to the hour Of going to press.
4th.-Reports of meetings. whether Political.
Religious, AGRICULTURAL Educational,
or Miscellaneous.
9Th Proceedings of Congress and State
legislatures, important Speeches and
Documents.
Cth.--Market Reports, embracing every ar
ticle the Farmer or Dealer can expect
to find quoted in a newspaper. The
Tribune has achieved high reputation
asa Commercial paper.
l;h.-Carefully prepared Agricultural and
Horticultural articles by Rural aud
other able writers on the Farm and
Garden.
sth.-Poetry, Tales, Anecdotes and Gossip,
Reviews, and pleasant miscellany.
In eLort the pnrpoae and ambition q the
Editors arc, to make the Chicago Tribune
90 interesting and valuable visitor that NO
intelligent Western family can afford to be
without it.
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Weekly Tribune (52 issues per annum) 81 so
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g Five copies G 90
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his services. For club Of fifty the Tri-
Weekly will be sent free, and for . club Of
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6 Fifty rate of S3'0Ol 15O 90
| The Tri-Weekly contains MI the news in the
Daily, and brings just IS late Intelligence on the
days its publication, viz; Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
Daily Tribune (3l0 Issues per anum) $500
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