Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-10

his list at that point, and placing US under
obligations high and lasting.
From Manchester we are getting from
our friend r. and Others evidences of the
growing popularity and demand for the
peoples paper. Let them come.
From one of West Tennessee's best men
at Bolivar. we get words of cheer and ma
terial encouragement, with promises of
many more while F., at New Providence
intimates pretty strongly that it is poor
living without the old family paper, as it
is reliable and always interesting. P. of
New York must have the UNION AND
AMERICAN of Tennessee, as it keeps him
thoroughly posted, and be is lost with
out it.
For the handsome list of subscribers at
Clifton, H., our old associate in younger
days,will please accept many thanks, while
we ask him to send us as many as be
pleases.
The request Of our friend H. NJ. at Ber-
lin, has been attended to, and We shall see
how many new ones he will add in the
next month.
Our stirring friend H., at Rome, sends
us ga few more of the same sort" to add to
his two large clubs already sent; while
our friend G. at the same place has kept
pace with his competitor, swelling his club
beyond bakers dozen. Such friends are
acting nobly, and we tender to them our
best thanks. o. & II. at College Grove
are at work also, placing US under Obliga-
tions we shall endeavor to pay, as they say,
"in the best and fullest paper in Tennes'
see."
Oar sterling friend N. sends us more sub
scribers at Winchester, making his club
up to about forty 10 the last few months;
while our working, true friend 8. at the
same place sends us some forty in one
letter at that and other offices. Such
friends can never be repaid, except in
knowing they are working for those who
duly appreciate every effort of the people
for the success of the peoples paper
Push along the ball and keep it moving
The people are rousing up and We are
hearing from them from every point.
From our energetic aud good friend s.
F., at Gardner, West Tennessee, We CRATE
fully acknowledge club of abont thirty
at that point and Mount Pelia, as the work
of few days, assuring US that "the people
are rejoiced to get the old paper, and that
it takes well wherever it is seen and read
Such are the results Of little effort put
forth by our friends in behalf of the paper
We are striving 10 make, to meet the wishes
and tastes, and command the confidence
and support Of the people everywhere. We
hope Thousands of others will follow the
good example set by our working friendP.
That lifelong old friend at Austin
Mills ssys | am still battling with you in
the oause of the people. Every one who
reads your paper is better citizen, and
each should strive to increase your list"
That is lust what we have been telling
them all the time.
NJ, sending Us more subscribers from
Fayetteville, gives us to understand that
the paper is taking" down there. Jndg-
ing from thousands of signs, it is taking"
pretty well elsewhere; for oar friend d., al
Hickman, KY, but adds his testimony to
that of Others, as TO the character and gain
ing influence Of the UNION AND AMERI-
CAN. The faithful journalist is repaid for
much of his toll and selfsacri6ce, in re-
ceiving such expressions of approval az
are daily coming in from all directions.
Our friend H. at Ralsten in sen
handsome club, gives US to understand thai
the people are anxious to get hold Of the
true doctrine and sech they find in the
UNION AND AMERICAS; while that good
friend II. sending US rousing club from
Morrison, says "our paper lie greatly need
ed there that he is at a great loss without
it be is doing all he can to circulate the
peoples paper" That's right ; send on
hundreds more and let each new one send
one more.
Our old schoolma;e, P, at GAINESVILLE,
says, 81 can't do without your paper. 1t
is an essentially, and / must have it."
That's what We hear from thousands, and
they nerve us to work the harder to sus-
tain the good opinions of our friends, and
to make ours the model paper of Tennessee.
To our friend D. at Union City we re-
turn our thanks, hoping soon to get the
balance Of his large club, Don't let US
wait long, but keep the fires burning. Our
very kind friends n. at Mckenzie, and S. at
Kingston Springs, show clearly what can
be done by an effort on the part Of our
friends. We are glad to see how success
fully our friends r. and H. are at Bell
buckle; while various friends at Spring
Hill, Rally Hill and Rural Hill, have sent
us cheering testimonials of material aid.
Culleoka is not behind in the person of
our friend w. who is working in the right
direction with hearty promises Of more
soon. He, too, is o. K, while j. B. at
Bridgeport, Alabama, is sending US fine
club with assurances of more, as call like
the old UNION AND AMERICAN"
Our excellent friend NJ. at Smyrna, is
doing finely in sending a handsome list,
while lie aud ID. both assure us the "peo-
ple'4 paper" dis gaining ground every day"
s. NJ. paid us 4 visit yesterday looking
happy SIS lord.
Friends III. at BluntsVile and S at
Rogersville are both fully credited for
handsome clubs and more still to come.
Friend J. at Knoxville, says: at affords |
ne pleasure to work for your paper. Its
curse is calm, Conservative and right, |
md the people will sustain and approve
T. while our friend L. at the same place
ays; "a regard your paper as one OF the
cry best ever published in the State, or
nywhere else
Oar friend S. at Flora, sends rs renewed
ssurances aud appreciation; while cur
riend s. al Dsclur, is doing his whole best
Of the spree u tbe UNION AND AMERI-
An.
We have tLas given but few of the
undreds of testimonials that are daily