Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-09

Extract from business Cerrespo.


Extract from Business Correspond
enee.
F. M. w, Of Ripley, says: "Enclosed
find price of my subscription for the cur
rent year. Your paper Is extensively taken |
in the county and regard It as the best |
paper know Of"
w. L., of Johnsonville, writes: 81 er-
close subscription for your valuable paper.
Continue to send il; can't do without it.
HR. K, writes from Decatur, Ala, en-
closing subscription, and says: | am well
nIeased with your paper, and do not feel
satisfied to be without it. 1t contains more
interesting reading matter than any news
paper have seen, and its political prtnct-
pies suit me very much.
L.. L. Med, Sparta, says: Place enclosed
to nv credit, and continue to send your
pauer. I don't know how much owe you
and don't care so that make you safe and
oct tour paper regularly and with certainty.
7. c.. Sparta, writes My neighbOrs ask
me which is the best paper to subscribe for9
| always tell them yours is the best paper
in the State or out of it.
ID. L., Newmarket, Ala, encloSes sub
scription price for two copies of the ''Peo-
ple's," and adds: 81 have secured you
I,eto subscriber, one of my good neighbors
IN whom | would hand the UNION AND
AMERICAN frequently after L had read it.
He saws he does not like that way. He
wants to pau for it. / enclose his subscriP-
ton money"
G. w. W., Decaturville, sends the names
of three subscribers and promises to send
good list in few days.
L. & B., Spring Place, Marshall county,
in uir init
well de without your paper"
WIS. Liberty, writes: Enclosed lind
| subscription price, and continue my paper.
| | cannot do without it. l deem it one of
| the most valuable papers published.
G. H. B., Woodville, sends list OF six
subscribers, and says: We cannot do with
out your paper, as it is one OF the best pup,
Ished. MAY its circulation increase until
1t reaches all. -
s. g. B., Sebree, KY, enclose subscrip-
ton price for q new subscriber, ana Wrlte'
We have shown your paper to many Of our
neighbors and ali agree in the belief that it
Is the best paper in the land. We will get
YOU as many subscribers as we can.
C. H, Big Creek, renews his subscription
and says: l must have your valuable paper.
will take it as long as l can raise the
stamps.
w. W., Brownsville, sends the money
for two subscriptions, and adds: X. a. b.
Zone of the new subscribers) thinks your
paper Is the best ever published in the State,
and do not know but that he is correct IN
his estimate.
j. l.. S., Millville, writes: Enclosed
find subscription price ofyour most valuable
paper. cannot do without it. 1t is strictly
the peoples paper.
WI. K, Bagdad, encloses subscription
and says: Everybody should read the
peoples paper. Its agricultural department
is worth ten times the money to the farmer
that the paper will cost him for one year.
To say nothing of the prices current and
other reading matter 1t contains. Every
Democrat should take it. l read 1t, ex-
pect to continue reading it, and would not
do without it. When meet with reader
of the peoples paper, know he is right a.
heart. If he Is not, he does not follow It's
teachings.
A. T. Men, Bolivar, writes to send sub
scription price and adds: Your paper suit
me better than any in the State, and is the
only State paper l take. want news
paper that l can rely upon, and not
weathercock or a chameleon.
C. II. E., Dresden, says: Send me you
paper, / cannot get along without it.
} T. ID, Flat Creek, Bedford county, writes
The very able manner in which your pape
is conducted, fully meets my appreciation
D l expect to patronize it as long as l rea
newspapers.
E. G. S., Lebanon, says: "Permit me b
D say that believe your political uielcs
enuncisted in the UNION AND AMERICA
meet the appreciation and coincide with tn
sentiments Of large majority of the peopl
of this county. Your agricultural edito
has a host OF warm friends in old Wllso
and we congratulate ourselves that durin
D the approaching spring we will have ID
pleasure Of having him address our peopl
0 on the subject of farming, of which he is
able and eloquent an advocate"
NIL. W, Carrolton, Ala, writes: ''B
Q assured intend TO take the paper cont
nually."
G. S. G., ICONS Station, says: "Pleas
send me your valuable paper for cannc
0 well do without it. am in my seventy-fr'
wear, and when l get it am revived up Liz
an old rusty christian under good sermon
am Democrat of the old school, Jacl
son and johnson man."
0 Slid, Houston, Heard county, Ga
encloses price of subscription for thre
0 copies of the "People's" and remarks: "W
will continue to be your lifetime subscr
0 bers go long as your paper presents
much good reading matter"
J.P. F., Sparta, says: II renew my sui
D scription for your valuable paper. L cannc
do without the Peoples
JIM. c., Brownsville, writes 81 Away
0 take great pleasure in forwarding names fo
the Peoples paper"
L. NJ, Sparta, reneWs subscription &c
the Weekly UNION AND AMERICAN, an
0 remarks: 81 would not be without it fc
ten dollars year."
WI. K. Jr., Bagdad, renews his sui
scription and says: We can not do witt
s out your paper. 1t is true we live up her
in a mountainous backwOods country, bu
when we receive the good old Peoples pa
per, we feel that we are yet in the land
the living, that we viii be In time to Vot
that good old ticket-the Democratic. Ii
us have peace. Your old subscribers So
they cannot do without your good and n
liable paper,
1T. c., Pinson Station, sends the none
0 for three copies Of the UNION AND AMER
CAN, and adds: am an old man and haV
been reading the UNION AND AMERICAN
0 long time. Twas taking it many years b,
fore the war, and still am unwilling to
without it.
Nashville City Directory.