Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-02

frlends -, Friend H., AZ rSnatLanOOga, 10
response to the same, says 81 send you q
Daily subscriber for my one more and
will send others soon.n That's right
friends, and let others do likewise. q f.
/ We are indebted to friend G. at Browns
vile, for club of ten, and promise to
make it up to forty during the year, if
possible. We are under lasting obliga-
tons for all such noble efforts In behalf
of our highly appreciated paper. We
shall spare neither expense nor labor to
keep the peoples Paper" in the front
rank of journalism in all its departments.
Our life long friend W., at Wingo's
Station, KY, says: ''Send me the old
UNION AND AMERICAN, as send you the
spons.n We are glad to hear from you
once again. How are you and yours get
ting along9" Oils
Friend B., at Gadsden, pledges work
for the UNION AND AMERICAN, while
friend NJ, at Fayetteville, sends for nine
more, and still expects others. We like
these evidences of due appreciation of
our efforts to make ours the "best paper
in the South. -Eo Of a-a.1-.g4 . e
Our friend A., at Goshen, says he is
making up fine club of subscribers at
bis Office, and intends to claim the pre-
MUM. We hope he will get us the largest
club of any one and the premium toe.
Friend M. at jackson says, 81 like your
paper better and better" And so say thous-
ands of others. Friend NJ at Savannah
says he is at work and sends one more to
add to his list. els g. -q asa
( Our new friend 8. at Bellefonte, Ala,
says Che has been casting about in his
mind for sometime, to find out the best
paper for all classes, and after reading a
few specimen copies of the UNION AND
AMERICAN, he is satisfied it has the right
name when it is called the Peoples
Paper as it suits all who will read. "
Thank you, kind sir, and we hope all
your neighbors will follow your good
example, and suscribe at once.
Our valued friend NJ, at YorkVille,
sends US club of six with assurances of
his willingness to do all in his power to
increase the circulation of the "People's,'
for which we sincerely thank him.
Friend B. at Gordonsville sends us an
other batch, to be followed by others.
Our friend Nc. at RicEland Station,
sends us two more subscribers to add to
four sent last week, with promise of
more ere long. If all our friends will fol-
low suit our list will soon be doubled, and
the 102, 600 will be reached by the close
of this year.
In writing to send us one more neaO
one our friend G. at Crossville inquiries
to know whether his time is out, and
promises club of five more when be re-
news, and will do all he can to circulate
the Peoples Paper in his county, for
which kindly aid we hope to be able to
repay him journal still improved and
improving. Friend Z. at Millyille, says
81 will use all my inflence to increase the
circulation of your valuable paper in old
Lincoln. Thank you, friend John; while
our friends P.'s al Columbus, Miss sends
us unmistakable language of approval of
the course of the UNION AND AMERICAN,
and orders it sent along again.
From our friend A, at Charleston, we
learn she has received the Daily regular
ly for about twelve months, and thinks it
the best paper in the South" and we are
rejoiced 10 know he and others are put
ting forth noble efforts for our paper.
Friend S. at Athens, Ala, says 81 re-
gard yours as better than any wholesale
agricultural paper, because you give such
facts as will suit our climate and our far
mers, and our people are fast coming to
my opinion We are truly glad to
gather such assurances from various
points.
Friend M, at Nolensv lie, in renewing,
says: 81 am half inclined to tell You
what the farmers say of your new man
in the agricultural department.; and one
of the Oldest of your subscribers says he
is doing things up right, and that ne is
the right man in the right place. Some
say the paper gets better each week. For
my part l would not do without the
UNION AND AMERICAN for twice what you
charge. feel lost without it, and moth
ing seems TO agree with me half so well.
You have struck the right track, and we
all up here working to spread the
circulation to every house" Such good
news from our partial friends Is truly
gratifying to those working and watching
as we strive to do. We have pledged our
readers to make paper worthy the pat
ronage of all classes, and if we fail, it
will be when all has been done that en-
ergy, labor AID enterprise can accom-
plish. And We rejoice to realize each
day that the people in every direction sre
responding so promptly to the Interests of
the 'tPeople's Paper" Let each sub
Il scriber send aIOlf sOme more subscribers.