Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-01-01
THE
CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL.
THE INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
With the Largest and Most Gene
raj and Valuable Circulation Of
Any Journal Published i'm the
Central Region OF the Ameri-
can Nation,

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COMMERCIAL in Cincinnati and vicinity. it is
| sold through over three hundred agencies in
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee. West Vir-
| ginia, and Southern Illinois. and on all the rail-
roads in those States. and there is a special call
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New Orleans.
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West Virginia; Louisville. Kentucky; Parkers-
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Vincennes, Lafayette, Evansville. and Rich
mond, Indiana; Dayton, Xenia, Springfield,
Newark, Delaware, and GAINESVILLE. Ohio; Lex
ington, Maysville. Paris. and Cynthiana, Ken
lucky; and in scores of other superb and -four
ishing cities
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by thrifty and prosperous communities. in which
for hundreds of miles in every direction, the
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tions to party organizations. Its sincerity in
this position is popularity understood, and so
largely appreciated that its subscribers and hab-
itual purchasers in either political party out
number those Of the party organs, and its aggre-
gate circulation is greater than that OF its Compel
itors combined.
1t takes Il hearty interest in the politics of Eu.
rope, which Geographic communication has
brought into very intimate relations with us
and, earnestly indicating and sustaining the
development of nationality in Germany and
Italy, it cordially sympathizes with the Repub-
lican cause in France and Spain.
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wholly upon the business that grows out of the
respect and good will of the public at large.
The current history OF the world will possess
this winter, exceptional interest. The affairs OF
Europe never concerned It's 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 alb
sorb in an unusual degree the attention of the
country, for the most vital and searching issues,
financial and political. await practical solution.
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journal issued in the Ohio Ealley-the center OF
the population and the seat of the political power
of the Nation.
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that we will not be suspected of tampering with
the news in the interest of either. We mean to
tell the plain truth, AND PUBLISH L THE
NEWS, no matter whom it hits or whom it helps
or hurts. We expect to be as thorough and i'm
partial in presenting FINANCIAL INTELLI-
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cred.
NJ. HALSTEAD & co.
PrOprietors of the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL.
Dec. %, lS13.-2w