Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-30
extracts from our Buslness CORES.

ROm4AGHces Z
Our friend J. N. A., Of Gibson county,
is taking the correct course, and we hope
to hear often from him In Che came strains.
Let the people read the peoples Paper"
and they "siH act and act well their part"
While We regret partial oversight as 10
cur friends c. and H., of Fayetteville, we
Assure NJ. D. ii. that such substantial ia
yors are never JorgOttes. Send on more |
and the people will all get right. From
Pembroke, Kentucky, orr friendA. J.aW.
talks right and acts ditto in regard to the |
Peoples Paper" Send them along in
clubs as large as you please. We like
your sort ]. p, at Triune, with a love
for the "true and reliable" shows his faith
By his works, for which we sincerely thank
him. Our sterling friend Dr., M, 10 West
Virginia, pays US compliment for which
he will accept our "profoundest." May
the "Peopie's Paper" shed its ligb. on all
who come in range of Rock Bridge Alum
Springs. #aAatH ttseet hH"
Friend ]. F., of Athens, Ala, will ac-
eept many thanks for his interest in our
behalf. The more they see of the 'fPeo-
Pies Paper" the better they. like it; and
A. L. at Charlotte, gives additional evil
dence on the same point, and we hope all
our friends will do likewise. .~r
| From Burns Station S. A. B. sends Us
| cheerful greeting, and we hope he win
send us rOtIsing club soon," ss..T
/ s. B. M, writing from Byrne, say: "Send
on the Peoples Paper" ''for the ball is
rolling right here and the people intend
to be heardp Our old chum w. J. NJ. at
q Empire Iron Work comes back TO his
) /" first love" and says be "cannot get along
Y without the Peoples paper" Our friend
P. cannot do well even in the Penitentiary
without the UNIoN AND AMERICAN 10 ehed
its light upon his pathway. We accept the
compliment, returning thanks. A. L. al
Valley Stead, Ala, shows strong friendship
and sound judgment in his course for the
UNION AND AMERICAN. We shall rejoice
to have You send scores more Of the same
! faith and practice. ,esdih- "e0<lt
E Our good working friend, W!R. L, o
/. Richmond, is at his post again, and adding
| daily TO the number of readers for thu
3 Peoples Paper" We hope others vii
follow his good example, and that lheil
"name will be legion" Our clever little
E friend B, at McMinnville, has many thanks
for his "labor Of love" for our paper-em
: phatically "ths Peoples Paper" Our life
o long friend-that noble-souled citizen, L
3 W., of smittville -still true to himsel
0 and the peoples sending along more An'
4 more readers for his "old fsyorite, tn
4 UNION AND AMERICAN-whom everybody
!, now regards as the Peoples Paper" VI
B cherish all such kindly expressions, an'
n hope to act and 80 conduct our journa
;. that the people may ever regard it as tru
n to their best interests, and always reliable
4 From A. r. H., at Ralston, we thank hin
}. for favors received, and hope the "club Q
: many more for the Peoples Paper vii
8 follow soon, and we desire every reader h
}. have areliable paper. wv ~ ''r''l
n The request of E. C. at Tennessee Ridg
e is gladly attended to, and we hope he AM
o others there will still work for the UNIol
Y AND AMERICAN. G II B., at Woodville
!. sends handsome little club, promising
A more soon, and we assure him we shall
4 strive to maintain the reliability of gu
paper as kindly alluded to by him, an
others in such fiattering terms. c @ M
i at Yellow Store, has our thanks for hi
promptness and interest in our behalf AM
y the assurance that the Peoples Paper
d shall "give out no uncertain sound whel
8 all eyes are looking for light" .s.. III.
: Our striving friends NJ. & D, at Law
! renceburg will accept our sincere &C
b acknowledgements for their highly appre
# ciated favors, which We hope will be "oftel
repeated and continue" till all are sup
y piled with the peoples Paper" whicl
= we strive to make reliable and enterprisins
and we are highly grati6ed at the dali
evidences we are receiving from all point
that the people are fully realizing and duh
J. appreciating our Efforts to make pspe
!. worthy of the confidence, and able
vindicate the ris hts ofthe people.
BE-. H. at Bradyville has our thank
for fayors received; while J. NJ. T. q
:. Jennings Fork, places US under pleasau
!. obligations for good deeds done TO advane
the popular cause Oar friend S. NJ. J
n at New Providence, shows his appreciation
0 of our efforts by sending US more readers
Let III sm come in clubs large and frequent
Our tried and trusiy co.laborer, J. w
T., at Savannah, sends handsome club
and gives us unmistabable assurances tina
y "The people are moving and they will b
( heard al the approaching election asking
the Peoples Paper to do its whole dut,
during the canvass" We fully realiz
q that the time has come for the psople Il
speak, and that their voice, if not smother
ed, will be for "men Of merit, ability and
craftsmanship" to make up our next Legis
lature, as it will doubtless be the most i'm
portant session in the State for many years
l and such men can certainly be selected
f. without prejudice to men of mere auaitd
Bility. .a ~. ..... .r. .1-
. Friend 7. II. c., writing from Morris
Vile, Ala, says: Though money is scare
think l can make You club of ten mor'
subscribers soon, and i Intend to keeE
/ feeling around for the UNION AND AMER1
CAN, as it suits our people here" From
the limitations we get it suits the peopl,
wherever they Ike good commercial
news, agricultural, political and family
Journal. J. II. T., our clever friend s.
Marble Hill, sends us few, and promises
eight or ten more soon. We hope to hear