The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-12-24
THE CINCINNATI CONNER
IL CIAL.
THE INDEPENDENT NEWSPA-
PER OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
With the Largest and Most General
and Valuable Circulation of
Any Journal Published
in the Central Region
of the American
Nation.

In addition to the universal circulation OF
the Commercial in Cincinnati and vicinity, IL
is sold through over three hundred agencies In
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, West
virginia, and Southern Illinois, and on all the
railroads in those States, and there Is special
call for II along the great rivers from Pitts
burg TO New Orleans.
The territory occupied by the constituency
of the Commercial Is that within one days
railroad travel of Cincinnati, and there are
regular carriers routes for the Commercial
IN Columbus, Ohio; indianapolis, Indiana;
Frankfort Kentucky; Nashville, Tennessee;
Charleston, West Virginia; Louisville, Ken
tucky; PaTkersburg, West Virginla;, Chat
Evansville, and Richmond, Indiana; Dayton,
Nenia, Springfield, Newark, Delaware, and
Lanesyllle, ONO; Lexington, Maysvillc, Paris,
and Cynthiana, Kentucky; and in scores Of
other superb and nourishing cities.
Cincinnati is the most central of the large
cities of the Nation, and on all sides is sup
ported by thrifty and prosperous communities
in whicn for hundreds of miles in every direc-
ton, the Commercial Is the favorte news
paper.
In u political sense the Commercial is thor
onghly independent. II recognizes no obliga-
tions to party organizations. Its sincerity in
this position Is popularity understood, and SO
largely appreciated that its subscribers and
habitual purchasers in either political party
outnumber those of the party organs, and its
aggregate circulation II greater than that Of
its competitors combined.
1t takes n hearty interest in the politics of
Europe, which telegraphic communication
has brought into very intimate relations with
us, and, earnestly vindicating and sustaining
the development of nationality in Germany
ana ltaly, 1t cordially sympathizes with the
Republican cause in France and Spain.
Ihe speciality of the Commercial is the news,
of the day. We spare no effort and no expense
at home or abroad to obtain by telegraph, by
mail and the express the latest intelligence,
anu To present ii i'll the most attractive and
authentic form. Our Editorial remarks upon
events, and discussions of the questions of the
day, are according to our independent judg-
meht, haylnS always in view the efficacy OF
the truth IN thenterests of the people. We do
not seek oiilclal fNyors or partison patronage,
Dut rely wholly upon the business that grows
out of the respect and good will of the public
| at large.
The current history of tho world will pos
sess, this winter, exceptional interest The
affairs of Europe never Concerned us more
closely than now. The complications in our
| foreign relations, even threatening war, must
command constantly our serious consideration
and the session of the American Congress
| about commencing, will absorb in an unusual
| degree the attention Of the country, for the
| most vital and searching issues, financial and
| POLITICAL await practical solution.
| The daily newspaperat such time becomes
almos necessity of life, and it Is not hazard
| Gus to claim for the atiGOmaercidlt that
tits at orce the most complete and trustwor-
| thy journal issued in the Ohio Nalley-thc
center of the population and the seat of the po-
| litical power of the Nation.
| Our relations with political parties are such
that we will not be suspected of tampariug
with the news in the interest OF either. We
mean to tell the plain truth, AND PUBLISH ALL
THE NEWS, no matter whom it hits or whom it
! helps or hurts. We expect TO be rs thorough
and impartial in presenting FINANCIAL INTEL
LIGENcE as in dealing with political informa-