Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12

J. \. Ensclhard, Editor and proprietor,
comes 10 IT'S this week in Il new dress.
printed with entirely new type, ami much
improved in appearance, reduced s. IN
DTice-being NOW IS per annum. 1t &c
serves success, and will no doubt get It,
From the Marion Is. C) Star.
DAILY JOURNAL.
Tie Wilmington .jOEInd|, one OF The Old
est and most reliable of our North Carolina
exchanges. comes to us in a new dress and
changed style.
1t looks much ncatcr and more ''cIty
like" and we trust it will continue 20 re-
ceiye that patronage so long bestowed upon
il by an appreciative public.
From the Wadcsboro Argus.
rIIE WEEKLY WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
This sterling sheet, enlarged to eight col
umns. graccs our sanctum With its bright |
face 4 State. Il people, and we might add /
a Nation. would be all the better, were this .
paper in every household. in our State 1t
is a tower Of strength and reliability +
g00d paper in the right pla:c. Sue .cSS, F
abundant success TO 1t.
From the Norfolk journal.
= THE WILMINGTON (N. o. JOURNAL
! appeared last Saturday i'll new type, look
] ing as fresh and bright as a now. .loVn rose.
+ The J0rgu0t is one of the ablest, most en-
tcrprising and interesting papers i'll the
South: and we are highly pleased to see
that it is prospering. It's success is credita-
bic to the people Of North Carolina, as well
as to the energy, taste and talent that char
,,ctcrize its columns.
From the Norfolk Nrginiaur.
TIRE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
We hive hitherto neglected to notice that
the above excellent newspaper comes 10 It's
now in Il. new suit, and is besides vastly
improved in its appearance. The size has
been slightly reduced, but it is still large
enough for all purposes. We rejoice to see
| this evidence that the labors of our cotcnl-
} porary have been suitably rewarded, and
hope that it may long continue its able war
fare upon the enemies of our section.
From the Goltlsboro' Messenger.
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
This sterling paper comes to us in an en-
tire new dress and improved forin-an
evidence of It's increasing prosperity and
success. The JOURNALS apaper OF the first
order, bold and decisive. and richly merits
the patronage we are glad TO know it Is re
ceiving. Major Engelhard is a cautious,
but very forcibe editorial writer, and the
local and news department, in the hands of
or friend. Josh. Il. James, is all that could
DC utS4tttl' w & W ISL inc oofI Htt III lii'
future al the success that the energy and
ability of its editors We'll deserve,
From The Statcsville American
TIE JOURNAL.
This old and ably conducted Democratic
= Journal comes to lis III an entirely new
dress OF type, which indicates prosperity
:. and public favor, no less deserved than
generously bestowed. The journal is Il
leading paper in the cause OF reform and
: true Democratic principles, hence its pOpu-
= larity is great among the people. Major
. Engelhard is Gignilicd and graceful
writer, and his positions are always ably
t sustained.
From the Salem Press.
Tie Wilmington JOURNAL made It's ap-
p2arancc on the 1st Of the month in new
and beautiful dress throughout. The type
: is smaller than that previously in use. and
+ the size Of the paper is slightly diminished
but it contains more matter than formerly
The JuI:RY II. deserves all lis fine apparel
t for no paper lIaS Dlttied more cirivalrOusly y
h for the interests OF the State than it has
y done. 1t is, without exception, the most
ably edited of all the ConSeNuliyo-D Demo
cratic papers iii the State, and occupies {
l. position in the ranks OF N0ul! Caroline
Il Journalism second to none. Its views ~ OF
Il the topics Of the times are generally sound
i spcct and confidence; and, finally, it is one
Of the few papers in the State that can as
e sumo to head OF or political issues, with
II out having its right 10 do SO questioned h,
- cnviuus rivals. or its action riliculcd II
I prcSlmp'uoliS by calrinS opponents.
10 Frol:, the na,ci.i, Carolinian.
TIE N.ININGTpx JOURNAL.
We ere clad IL see this iunplvl and die
!! =
from top to toe. And il is Cf a regular cit
touch. The .jo.,1I,ti was first established
l. hy I'li:c and Fulton in 1874. David Ful
.e ton died few years after, and James Ful
. ton purchased his interest. the finn bcin:
Fulton anJ Price. Iii September, 1880
!" the Daily JUju?.Hi Wax G4tablishcd, and ha
'e been Published continuously ever since
being the oldest Daily in IT." state
! and indeed til" only on" that ia
survived the war. James Fulton die,
," in lSG3 and Major f.:lg"llard bought hi
5. interest uilt under the style "t, EnGcl
- lard and rricc and the paper Wa
published until February, 1871, when Maj
EHgclhald bought Prices int"rrst oUt an,
{ still continues sole Editor rs welt - Pro
in pictor. Although under this now dress th
lis ,Ipor1d! plintS smaller sheet. Vet tn
- amount of reading matter is Just the same
DC the type being smaller and giving all" pa
~ per Il more business lik" and city style, lo
,h if nlthiu4 puts tiH hunphin OF Il news
no paper ii is coarse type.
: And now as to It's editor fbc write
:" knows him, lie has sccu IiGl ttTtd. IL
those dark days WHEN there was poWdc
and shot in the air, aud when Il ulan didn'
us have TO 90 about TO look up a fight. In
Il celIlard WAS ~ frGH. His tg,n is rs grace
u. fiji and honorahl" Ho,~ rs his sNurd wa
unarnishrd H'". Long may the ,Jo"t1'"
W;}Nu.
.hy.r Ercd.''
- y ca'ic dispatch announces that tn
ut American Ambassador af London liz,
) left for Paris, to welcome General SIroima