The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-01-13
CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL.
Prospectus for 1873.

In addition to the universal clrcula-
ton of the COMMERCIAL in Cincinnati
and vicinity, it is sold through over
three hundred agencies in Ohio, lndi'
ana, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Vir-
ginia, and Southern Illinois, and on
all the railroads in those States, and
there is special call for it along the
great rivers from Pittsburg to New
Orleans.
The territory occupied by the con-
stitucncy of the COMMERCIAL is that
within one days railroad travel Of
Cincinnati, and there are regular car
riers' routes for the COMMERCIAL in
Columbus, Ohio; IND: annapolis, Indi-
ana; Frankfort, Kentucky; Nashville,
Tennessee; Charleston n, West Vir-
ginia; Louisville, Kentucky; Parkers-
burg, West Virginia; Chattanooga,
Tennessee; Vincennes, Lafayette,
Evansville, and Richmond, Indiana;
Dayton, Xenia, Springfield, Newark,
Delaware, and GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Lex
ington, Maysville, Paris, and Cynthi-
ana, Kentucky, and in scores Of other
superb an0 fourishing cities.
Cincinnati is the most central of the
large cities of the Nation, and on all
sides is supported by thrifty and pros
porous communities in which for hun
dreds of miles in every direction, the
COMMERCIAL is the favorite newspa-
per.
In a political sense, the CONNER
CIAL is thoroughly independent. 1t
recognizes no obligations to party or
CARNATIONS. Its sincerity in this pc.
sition is popularity understood, and SO
largely appreciated thatits subscribers
and habitual purchasers in either po
litical party outnumber those of the
party organs, and it's aggregate circu-
lation is greater than that of its COM
pctitors combined.
1t takes hearty interest In the
politics of Europe, which Geographic
communication has brought into very
intimate relations with us, and, earn
estly indicating and sustaining the
developments of nationality in Ger
many and Italy, it cordially sympa-
thizes with the Republican cause in
France and Spain.
The 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 by express the latest intclli-
gence, and to present it in the most
attractive and authentic form. Our
Editorial remarks upon events, and
discussions of the questions of the
day, are according to our independent
having always in view the
efficacy of the truth 10 Ire interests of
the people. We do not seek official
favors or partisan patronage, but rely
wholly upon the business that grows
out of the respect and GOOD will of the
public at large.
The daily newspaper at this time
becomes almost necessity of life. and
it is not hazardous to claim for the
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL that it is at
once the most complete and trust
worthy journal issued in the Ohio
Valley-the center of the population
and the seat Of the political power Of
the Nation.
Our relations with political parties !
are such that we will not be suspected !
Of tampering with the news in the in
terest 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 as thorough and impartial in
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE |
as in dealing with political informa-
ton.
Our agents are rem inded that this |
s promising time 10 canvass for new
and it is our impression
that if careful and energetic effort
we're made, there would be occasion
% increase orders largely.
We offer no other inducements to
than than the reputation
If the COMMERCIAL for enterprise in
the news, and honorable
lealing with the people in publishing
t fairly.
All applicants furnished with Spe-
,imen Copies and Circulars giving
.xact and full details of business in
Advertising rates from 10 to 40
cnts per agate line, according to dis
,lay and position-the best terms Of
cred by any first-cla journal, char
cter and extent of circulation consid-
red NJ. HALSTEAD IL CO., d
Proprietors of the Cincinnati CON-