Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-31

principles of true government and love
and admiration for its fast friends and |
firm supporters may be found among thoee |
who read" Please send us many more |
of the same sort, and ask each new one to |
hunt M one more. Friend D. at Paris,
will find his all right, and he can still
aid us by finding many more to follow
his good example We would urge all to
aid in circulating the true doctrine as
enunciated from day to day in the peo-
pies paper. Friend r. at GAINESVILLE,
will find his conclusions right in regard
to subscribing for the true Democratic pa
per. AT Bethel our friend s. 10 show how
greatly annoyed at having 10 do without
the UNION AND AMERICAN, SAYS
Don't stop my paper, or will send
,Brownlow's melish' on you sure" Rath.
er than suffer such calamity, it shall run
to doom'sday. Friends l.. and c., at
Beech Grove, have kindly sent us fine
club, with the promise of more soon.
That's the way We love to see our friends
work and hear them talk. Keep sending
them forward. At Ashland, our friends H's
will be pleased to learn that all shall be
arranged right, and we shall expect to re-
ceive many more from that good old coun-
ty of Wayne, and We thank them for their
kind wishes for the success of the peoples
paper. Our good friends o. and H., at
College Grove, are adding club after club
to their list, till The peoples paper is reach
ing almost every family around there, If
every friend in the State would but inter.
est themselves in Our behalf as these &C.
tive friends have done, our list would soon
be qusdrupled again.
Oar friend p, at McMinnville says: 81
am we'll pleased with your most excellent
paper, and l most heartily endorse its
principles and politics.S So say hundreds
of others, and we rejoice to know they can
heartilyendorse the course of the people'spa
per. From Waynesboro, friend ] .says: "The
people still seek after your paper" He
might have added that they thereby show
their approval of what is working for the
best interests of our common country.
Send on all the names you can, and let
them get the cheapest and the best.
Our friend r., at Cornersville, in sd-
ding to his club, says: 81 will still send
others for your interesting and rapidly
growing paper" See to it, kind friend,
that all have an offer to subscribe for the
peoples paper.
Friends F. and w, at JOGdau's Valley,
take the proper view of things and act &C.
cordingly. Thank you, sirs; and our list
is swelled up by the efforts Of those kind
friends d. and NJ at SCottsboro, Alabama,
where "the people desire the true Demo-
cratic doctrine, as enunciated by the UNION
AND AMERICAN" II at Richmond, shows
his faith by his works. That's the sort we
like. Send us more of the same kind.
Friend s., at Lewisburg, in adding some
hOiC W hio NihOJ bayH yum paper HcelS
with general favor in this community; on
account Of the high-toned and dignilied
discussion of State and national affairs"
We feel justly proud of such testimonials
of appreciation, and we shall labor to still
merit the good opinions of all.
Oar old friends T. and d. at Thompson
are still pleased with and working for the
peoples paper, and We heartily thank them
for all past favor5 and ask a continuance
of their interest in our behalf w. at
Gallatin has lost none Of his zeal for the
spread Of the UNION AND AMERICAN, and
We return our hearty thanks. Friend E.,
at Decherd, sends us a handsome club of
subscribers, and we look for still more from
him. Oar energetic friend c. at BradyviIle
in sending a club of large size places Is
under special obligations, and We hope be
will still send others, az We are
all will be satisfactory. F,
at GAINESVILLE still sends few more
TO add to his already large list, for which
he has our beat thanks. Orr friend p. at
Mckenzie has betsken himself to little
ofort for the UNION AND AMERICAN
sends us very full club, promising more
soon, and says Circulate your paper, for
its wholesome truths and doctrines are
essentially necessary, in my humble opin-
ion, to the perpetuity of this government
once happy and united, Nothing new
or startling here-ail quiet and law-abid-
ing. We want no 'meelish.' We hope
to hear often from you, and more each
time. From the same point, frien N,
sends US few more to add to his lists
Such friends place us under renewed obli-
cations.
Our clever and enterprising friend H.
at PaIo Alto, Miss, sends US another nice
clab Of seven, promising more soon. We
hope to be able to repeat such notices of
hundreds Of others such. Z. is Just wax |
ing up at E5till Springs, and we hope to |
hear soon again. W, at Cave; w. at |
Brooklin; F. at Detroit, Mich y. at Wales |
Station; N. at Hunts Station; NJ. at |
Fosteryille: w. at Jorjau's Store, and J. o |
are each doing fine work for
The circulation Of our paper, for which We
sincerely thank them. Friend P. at Gardner |
sends Us another batch to add 10 his clubs
heretofore forwarded. He is worker and |
we cannot too highly appreciate his
efforts in our behalf
Friend n. at Winchester still sends few
more, for which he will accept our hearty
thanks. From all points We get letters of
The most encouraging character, and We
would take occasion here TO remind our
friends that now is the time to aid us in
doubling cur subscription, as the people
Ire every where seeking for the cheapest
md most reliable paper If every snbscr-
Ter now on our list will send us two more
sch We will soon be ready TO make smother
Material reduction ia the price OF our pa
,er Let every one zee what they can ac-
omPllsh IA the next month.
tnc Crops
The Chattanooga EPaLii,Da Of yesior-
ay says; From parties living zap the
liver, We learn thai the wheat crop pre-
ents a very differing appearance. About
he usual quantity was sown, and has
assed through the winter without injury.
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