The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-23
New Advertisements
1870 PROSP ECT US 1870
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
PUBLISHED DAILY, TRI.WREKLY AND WEEKLY.
The Great Radical Republican Organ and
the Leading Newspaper of the West.
New Advertisements
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FAMILY PA
PER IN THE LAND.

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE is emphatieally the PeO-
pie's Advocate. 1t is opposed to monopolies,
rings, and swindling com binations OF all kinds.
1t has no interests alliances apart from those OF
the great pq5s V NV whf Ss y ana
enjoys. distinguishing CHARACTERISTIC of the
CHICAGO TRIBUNE Is, that il always beldly takes
the INITIATIVE on important public questions,
andl waits for time and rejection among the peo-
pie to prove that it is right.
THH ISSUES.
1t SCENE to be morally certain that, with the ex.
tinction of slavery and itc adjuncts, and the rat
fcatiOn Of the Fifteenth Amendm sntquestions re-
lating to the Public Debt, Taxation and the Cur
rency will be ruling and governing the issues upon
which the county will be divided. 1t is proper,
therefore, to indicate the views OF those questions
which the TRIBUNE will maintain and defend. 1t
holds
l. That an irredeemable and fiuctuating cur
rency is the most expensive, injurious and op
pressiye form of circulating medium for all Glasses
ofpeople, excepting only the specuiatsrs ana stock
gamblers. 1 45f d. ef5s.HfEsa s4a 500
ua BILE possession and that the efforts of the gov
eminent should be constantly directed to the i'm
provement of Its credit to the end that It's bonded
g. That. with the restoration OF the public cred
it, the business of banking should be made free,
| subject to the safeguards which are now or may
hereafter be prescribed by law.
4. That all taxes imposed upon the people
should be adjusted solely with view to the rails
ing of revenue for the government, and that there
should be material and speedy reduction in the
existing rate Of taxation both under the internal
revenue and the tariff systems. 3 4A.as i.e55. ..t
AS NEWSPAPER
THE TRIBUNE claims pre-enaissencs GnaOn0 Western
journals It expends more money for news than
any other publication west of New. York. It
maintains corps OF correspondents and special re-.
po7tert equal in number and intelligence to those
of any New York paper, and by a liberal use of
the telegraph, it is enabled to bring before West
ern readers all the news of the day-political
commercial. miscellaneous -f1OO
than any Eastern journal @
ITS MARKET REPORTS SARA
Are unusually full ann minute. The great COM
merciai staples of the West, which are Of especial
interest and importance to it's readers and which,
in Eastern papers, necessarily limited or omit
ed altogether, are infinitely considered, and the
Western farmer or trader gains the information
from Chicago two days earlier than he can get it
from all Eastern paper, if he finds it there at
ALL The telegraph market reports of THE TRTB-
UNE embrace every commercial centre of Europe
and the United States which Can have any influ-
ence upon Western produce, trade, or industry.
Its reports of the cattle markets of Chicago and the
principal Eastern cities are prepared with the Ut
most care by special reporters Of long experience
and training. In it's
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE will have the services offs
well known correspondent "Rural,'' and will, in
addition, contain a weekly summary of agricul-
tural intelligence relating to the latest and most
approved methods of cultivation, and all the sci
entihc research and practical experiments whose
results are of value to an agricultural and stock
raising community living upon the rich prairie
lands of the WeS.
NEW FEATURES.
On the 1st of January next, several important
changes and improvements will be made in the
publication of The WEEKLY CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
Increased attention will be given to its literary
and dGrScEttasrGk departments. The netos OF the
aoeeE, both local and general VIII be carefully re-
written and condensed to the hour OF going to
press, and each number will contain original edi-
binhxu In
other edition of THE TRIBUNE 1t is the determin-
alton of the publishers to make it second to no
journal in the United States as family paper,
and in order to place ii within the reach of every
Farmer, Mechanic, Business Man and Family In
the West, we have made the following extraordin-
arily low schedule of prices for clubs, which con-
sidering the size of the sheet and the amount of
reading matter that 1t contains, makes THE TRIB-
UNE the cheapest paper in the United States.
Send for Srecimen Copy.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
DAILY.
The Daily Edition per year. single copy -. $l2 90
TRl-WE EKLY.
The Tri-weekly Edition. single copy. SO 90
WEEKLY.
-Four Copies, one year, to one address. 90
Ten Copies, 8 ...... 1900
Twenty Copies, ......25.OO
Fifty Copies, . Is 10000
In making the above very low prices and in offer
ing the high commissions below, we require that
the clubs shall go to one address. When subscrib-
wish papers to be addressed to each individual
in the club, fifteen cents must be added to the sub
scription for each name to be written.
AS an inducement to Postmasters, and others. to
interest themselves in the circulation of the Week
ly Tribune, and to reimburse them for their. labor
and expense, we will allow them twenty per
cant commission upon all subscriptions to The
weekly. made in accordance with above rates. The
commission does not apply to the Daily or TIL
Weekly.
In addition to this commission of twenty per
cent we Offer for the thirteen largest aoeety clubs
received on or before the fifteenth day of January,
1870, the following :szse ssezs