Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-31
The Cincinnati Commercial

The Cincinnati Commercial.
In addition to the universal circulation
of the COMMERCIAL in Cincinnati and
vicinity, it is sold through over three hun
dred 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 1t
along the great rivers from Pittsburg to
New Orleans.
The territory occupied by the constitu-
ency Of the CoMMERcIAL is that within
one days railroad travel of Cincinnati
and there are regular carriers routes for
the COMMERCIAL in Columbus, Ohio; In
dianapolis, Indiana; Frankfort Kentucky /;
Nashville, Tennessee; Charleston, West
Virginia; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Vim
cennes, Lafayette, Evansville, and Rich
mond, Indiana; Dayton, Xenia, Spring
field, Newark, Delaware, and GAINESVILLE
Ohio; Lexington, Maysville, Paris, Gym
thiana, Kentucky, and in scores Of other
superb and f1ourishing cities.
Cincinnati is the most central of the
large cities Of the Nation, and on all sides
is supported by thrifty prosperous COM
munities, in which for hundreds of miles
IN every direction, the COMMERCIAL is
the favorite newspaper.
In a political sense, the COMMERCIAL is
thoroughly independent. 1t recognizes
no obligation to party organization. Its
sincerity in this position is p p'pularly un-
derstood. and so largely appreciated that
either political party outnumber those of
the party organs, and its aggregate circu-
lation is greater than that of its competi-
tors combined.
1t takes hearty interest in the politics
Of Europe. which tclegraphic communica-
ton has brought into very intimate rela-
tions with us. and, earnestly vindicating
and sustaining the development of nation
ality in Germany and Italy, 1t cordially
in France and Spain.
The specially of the COMMERCIAL. is
the news of the day We spare no effort
and no expense, at home or abroad, to
obtain by telegraph, mail and by express,
the latest intelligence, and 10 present it
in the most attractive and authentic fOrnl
Our Editorial remarks upon events and
discussions of the questions of the day,
are according TO our Independent judg
ment, having always in view the efficacy
of the truth in the interests of the people.
We do not seek ofiioIal, tavors or partisan
patronage, but rely wholly upon the busi-
ness that grows out of the respect and
good will of the public at large.
The daily newspaper at this time be-
comes almost q necessity Of life. and it is
not hazardous 10 claim for The Cincinna-
ii COMMERCIAL that it is st once the most
complete and trustworthy journal issued
in the Ohio Nalley-the center of the pop
ulation and the seat of the political power
of the Nation.
Our relations with POLITICAL parties are
such We will not be suspected of tamper-
ing with the news in the interest of either.
We mean to tell the plain truth, AND PUB-
LIsH ALL THE NEWS, no matter whom it
hits or whom it helps or hurts We ex-
pect to be as thorough and impartial in
presenting FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE as
in dealing with political information.
Ot.r agents are reminded that this is a
promising time to canvass for ns'o su5scri-
6ers, and it is our impression that If care
jul and energetic effort aoere na1Ge. there
could be occasion TO increase orders largely.
We offer no other Inducements to sub
scribers than the reputation of the Com
MERCIAL for enterprise in collecting the
news, and honorable dealing with the
people in publishing it fairly.
All applicants furnished with speci-
men Copies and Circulars giving exact
and full details of business information.
Advertising rates from 10 to 40 cents
per agate line, according to display and
position-tle best terms offered by any first
class Journal. character and ertent OF circn
latiou considered.
III. HALSTEAD & CO.,
Proprietors of the Cincinnati CONNER
CIAL.