The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-19

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We propose to otter some Indictment is to
C1ubs-hOpiipg thereby to increase our cir
culation largely, with profit 70 the publish
er, the advertiser and the reader.gnivol 10
90 We have commenced our paper under un
favorable eircumstances--no mail facilities,
no printers, and no patronage worth men
tioning We print 500 copies of the paper
weekly, but only about 40 copies are paid
for We circulate the other AGO gratuit-
ously for the benefit of those who have been
generous enough to favor as with ADVERT
sing patronage. But we cap't bear up I'M
der this very long, and we have therefoe
determined to offer these inducements to
clubs. We are ashamed for it to go abroad
that the enlightened'and truly patriotic peo
pie of Giles county,-ean only afford their
county paper Forty SubseribeFs!A that
after more than three months effort to get
up the list -. .-...-.f,-. ~ ~,
Let us ask in all candor, what is the rea-
son Of this indisposition on the part of the
people Of Giles to subscribe for home pa
per? Do they prefer To patrOnize Boston,
or New YofE, or Cincinnati? Or is ii be-
cause they are afraid Of the political senti-
ments of the editor? Maybe he has not giv-
en- sufficisnt evidence Of his devotion to his
country and his people? Maybe he was on
the Wong side? Or maybe they think he
didn't hold out long enOugRRsRp the right
side? Well, tits human to err, and natural
for men to differ in opinion, butlwe are not
ashamed Of the record, or afraid to have it.
investigated Can those who denounced
and insulted the CT zen and It's editor 4!
years ago show a better one? E :.
But perhaps none of these are the reasons
why we have SO few subscribers. We will
suggest a more probable one: sa You have
simply neglected to. subscribe, thinking the,
paper would greet Yop, every Friday mora
ing, as It did in better days, whether yea
paid for it or1not. Is Is this not 1Fue2b foBa
Then, in all sincerity We ask you MOTTO
neglect it any longer. Ofcourse every man
! s11) raad TrG = bias al Isuluug tREi SAT
in to I. designs subscribing, yet no man nan,
brings up the money! OF course the pe.o1s
pie in the country intend to subscribe bat
they have just neglected &c! LET ns-repeatg g
don't neglect it any longer ETecatn't tell :
who wants the paper, or where you wish il !
deposited, until you inform us, Esoa sfaiJ
Now make up your clubs at once, and let
US have a full hst.nm 9Il ~ b5lisig aoa q
Inducements to Clubs.
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