Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-03
THE MAMMOTH WEEKLY.
The Largest, the Cheapest, and
the Best Paper in the South.
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for only Tive Dollars
q Year.
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The Weekly UNION AND AMERICAN has
been enlarged to SEyENTY-Two COLUMNS,
and is now giving a larger amount of
reading matter than any paper in the
South. 1t gives full and accurate details
of the war in Europe by mail and tele-
graph, the news at home and abroad,
complete Agricultural Department, care
fully prepared resume of the home and
other markets, besides great variety of
miscellaneous reading matter suited to all
conditions. In short it is the most COM
plete newspaper ever published in Nash
vile.
Now ~ the Time 80 Subscribe.
While stirring events are occurring all
over the world, every man should take
newspaper, and the Weekly UNION AND
AMERICAN is the very paper to keep the
people posted. While it is alive to the
news of the day, it will not neglect the
material interests of the State.
L ~ OuE SaSs
From the many fattering notices of our
contemporaries we select few, as fol-
lows:
From the Dover CTenn.) Record.
We have received one of the first copies
of the enlarged ''UNIoN AND AMERICAN
| Weekly" 1t is now 72 column paper.
The friends of this paper will be pleased to
| greet it with a hearty welcome; it is a
paper the people of Tennessee should be
proud of, and one that its friends are not
ashamed to advocate its claims. For our
selves we hail its success in the future as a
| foregone conclusion, and would recon-
mend it to our friends as the cheapest
paper in the South
| From the Greeneville (Tenn) Union.
This paper is enlarged till it affords
| seventy-two columns of reading matter in
each number. 1t is a paper Of twelve pages
| In it is found all news, home and foreign,
| political, commercial and financial. 'Tis
useless for US to speak of the ability with
| which the editorial department is conducted
for this is well known. We only refer to
| the increased amount of matter that will be
found in its enlarged form. Wonderfully
cheap, too, is this paper-$2.0O 90 per year.
FROM the tayettYllle (Ienn-) News
We have received the Weekly UNION AND
AMERICAN, which has been enlarged to
mammoth sheet containing SeUeRty-tloO col
umns of choice reading matter. This
| makes it the largest paper published in the
State, and it is, beyond doubt, one of the
ablest. We congratulate the proprietors
on this evidence of their energy, enterprise
and success.
From the Murfreesboro (Tenn) Monitor.
The weekly Nashville UNION AND AAfERI-
CAN has been greatly enlarged and other
wise improved. 1t is now the largest
weekly in Tennessee, and is filed to reple-
ton with the choicest reading matter, tele-
| graphic news, commercial summaries, etc.
From the Clarksvine (Tenn.) Tobacco Leaf.
The weekly UNION AND AMERICAN comes
| out this week with seventy-two columns of
reading matter, making the largest paper
in the State, while in ability 1t is at least
the equal of any in the South. 1t is not
behind any in either North or South in all
that relates to proper and healthful pro-
gress, and the development of our almost
untouched resources, while its political
| doctrines are sound and moderate. While
| it does not advocate the revival of any dead
issues, it does not spurn as old fogy all the
teachings of our fathers and ignore the
lessons Of our past history. 1t has been
astute enough in its political course to per-
ceive that there can be no healthy progress
/ in material interests, unless the people
also study and take care of their political
interests. 1t publishes information of
every kind, and contains a separate depart
ment for the purpose of publishing every
thing necessary for the people. 1t is in
| valuable to the farmer, mechanic garden
| er, and housewife, and it is cheap-only
two dollars. We wish it abundant success.
From the Springfield CTenn.) Record
The Weekly Nashville UNION AND
AMERICAN comes to us this week enlarged
to seventy-two columns Of reading matter,
making it the largest paper in the State.
| Its extensive circulation has enabled its
publishers to make this change for the
better, and the best feature is the price of
subscription has not been increased in the
| least. Send In your names, gentlemen.
From the Knoxville (Tenn) Wing.
The Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN is
now publishing a large and beautifully
printed weekly of twelve pages. 1t is one
of the best and most splendidly gotten up
weeklies in the South, and we wish them
great success in their enterprising efforts
| to supply the wants of the reading public.
From the Humboldt CTenn.) Index.
The Weekly UNION AND AMERICAN comes
| to US greatly enlarged and improved. 1t
| is now of mammoth proportions, which
fact together with its we'll established
character as a news and political journal,
| will enable it to take leading position in
| the South.
| From the Fayetteville (Tenn.) Observer.
The Weekly UNION AND AMERICAN is now
the largest paper in Tennessee, and the
energy and ability with which it is edited |
| amply explain the cause of the large sup
port it is receiving.
From the Union City (Tenn.) Herald.
The Weekly Nashville UNION AND ANrERI- |
CAN of this week comes to us in shape we 1
never saw it before. 1t is twelve pages
and contains seventy-two columns of read |
ing matter. 1t is one of our best State /
papers and every farmer and citizen will |
find it paper full of information.
From the RogersviIle (Tenn.) Journal
The UNION AND AMERICAN, that honest |
staunch and powerful opponent of Radical
ism, is doing good and glorious work for
our party in Tennessee. Let it continue |
to pour hot shot into the camps of those |
who would sell our party out to the enemy
for the purpose of securing political as
CouutuCy III our OIdle. lJS weekly 6ultlOQ Il
has recently been enlarged to seventy two
columns, making it the largest and best |
paper in the State.
From the Memphis CTenn.) Sun.
The Weekly Nashville UNION AND AMERI-
CAN is large, well filed sheet, containing
sixty columns of choice reading matter 1t |
is Democratic paper. Those of our read
ers who wish a good Democratic paper
from Nashville should subscribe for the |
Weekly UNION AND AMERICAN.
From the Kingston last Tennesseean.
The Weekly Nashville UNION AND AMERI-
CAN comes to US this week greatly enlarged.
1t now contains seventy-two columns of
reading matter, making it one of the
largest and cheapest weeklies in the State,
Price 81.
From the Bolivar Tcnn.) Bulletin.
1t is on the right side of the political
question, full of choice and instructive
reading, and should be taken by every
family in the State.
From the cleveland (Tenn-) Banner.
The Weekly Nashville UNION AND ANER1-
CAN comes to us a twelve page paper, con-
tanning seventy-two columns. 1t is well