The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-12-07
The Chicago Evening Journal
FOR 1866.
DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY.

THE EVENING JOURNAL is the Oldest Newspa-
per published in Chicago. 1t was started in
Cbicago's early day, and has grown with the
growth Of the city and the Northwest, keeping
pace with the general development and pros
perity of the city and country, advocating their
interests, and rejoicing in their advancement,
industrially, commercially, socially and polite.
ally.
THE Journal Is now, and always has been,
THE FRIEND AND ADVOCATE OF HUMAN
RIGHTS AND POPULAR PROGRESS. As
through the late war IL was answering in Its
support of the cause and the soldiers of the Re-
public, the National Adm nistraton and Free
dom, So since the war has ended, it will con-
TIME in its support Ut the Administration and
Of al! measures tha. are calculated to adjust the
troublesome questions IT the late rebellion upon
a basis Of National Honor, Justice, and an en-.
during and blessed Peace.
Not hasty in its conclusions, but just and sin
cere in its conyic:ons-not sensational" in its
spirit bot progressive and liberal in its tenden-
cies-rHy JOURNAL aims to 50 influence the
public judgment as to assist in forming
healthy en.ighseRea and inst popular ,e tipasnt
upon all questions of current thought and dis
cussion.
As a Newspaper it is our study and aim TO
make it Always reliable to spare no expense in
securing all the news that tho telegraph and
mails can bring us. and to keep our readers full.
ly informed upon all matters in all parts OF the
country and the world.
HE JOURNAL pays more lOf news ~ feie graph
and otherwise, than any other paper in the
i Vest and on the scoys Of tworthiness, it
cannot be outdone by eny. No public journal
in the United States gives so full a summary Of
News or so great q variety Of reading matter Ct
all kinds, as does the Journal, and no newsps-
per publishes more matter daily than It does.
IT'S COMMERCIAL NEWS, embracing tbs
Mace" ds fsh spec ar frqtfedre to- r8fYAUffiyy
and the wants OF the producers and CONNER & ID
men OF the Northwest. In It's Finance and Com
! pGi m tho do nil .I -
and truthful reports and statements Of the daily
transactions and actual state Of all the leading
markets. Being issued twelve hours in adyan e
OF IT'S morning contemporaries, IL brings the new
OF the Chicago market transact ons TO the West.
srn public earlier than any other paper in the
. city.
The circulation Of the JOURNAL affords an en-
ceilent opportunity for advertisers It's l,rger
than that of any other evening PAPER printed in
the United States Both its daily editions-ens
published at }, and the other at 5 p. m.-ciren-
late very largely in the city, and all over the
Northwestern States It's circulation during the
past year has been much larger than during any
preceding year ofits pub!ication-and il is con.
tlnnaily increasing.
THE TRI-WEEkLY is published every other
day-Inesdays, Thursdays and ssturdays-and
Is filled with the contents of the two preceding
issues OF the daily, giving all the news by tele-
graph and otherwise, and full market reports,
&c.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL is published every
Friday and contains edit orials cure Mt topics
and carefully made up summary OF all the
news Of the week, including telegraph news,
markets, etc. Each number also contains q va
riety Of miscellaneous reading such as literary
articles, stories, bits Of humor, and matters for
the farmer, the hortic niturist, and the house
keeper. II is our aim to make the Weekly
good Family Paper well IS good general
newspaper.
THE NORTHWEST in all it's varied interests,
ia thoroughly attended to in all the editions of
tho JOURNAL. We have reporters and cores
pondents at all the Western State Capitals and
leading centres.
The Telegraph brings us News Dispatches and
Market Reports twice each day, from all impor.
tant points at the East and South.
In conclusion, we have to express our graft
tudc to the Western reading public for the lib
erality with which they continue to sustain us,
and We risk nothing in promising that the Jous.
NAL will continue to improve as the public de-
MAIDS require, and be fully up to the spirit and
reqnireme nts of the times.
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Charles l.. Wilson l. Coz. Publishers,