Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-08-12
scriptions of the general advan-
tages, natural resources,&c.
What people North n0ee desire

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What people North noaV desir,
is more minute description of
certain localities, the soil, timber
society, schools, churches, rail
roads, water, access to markets
inducements to dairymen, garden
ers, stock raisers, fruit growers
&c, &c; and particularly TIE
price of lands, terms on which
they can be purchased, and pre-
enainently, the cordiality with
which Northern people will be
received and treated. This they
want from all sections of the
South.
Now it is of vital Importance
that this information be widely
circulated among these anxious
enquirers, every one Of whom rep
resents numerous others of their
friends, who will go with or soon
follow them, wherever they CO.
This expense must be mostly
borne by those interested in Sc
curing this immigration. will
gladly do ali I can to place this
information in their hands, but /
can not bear all the expense. !,
therefore. make the following pro
position to the Industrial Aid AS
sociations, Oranges, Emigration
Committees, Communities, and to
large land holders:
You get up descriptive circulars
covering all points, either get
them printed off and send them
to me, by mail or express, pre-
paid, or send me the manuscript,
plainly written, and | will print
them for you. The expense will
be as follows:
A circular, printed OH both
sides, to save expense, embracing
about the matter of two columns
of an ordinary newspaper, in this
sized type, will cost, for the first
1000 copies, 81, and for each ad-
ditional 1000, $3.50. One twice
the size, for first 900. Sl1. Each
additional 1000, $3.50.
For folding and mailing, the
charge will be S. per 1000
Postage stamps SIC per 1000
Envelopes $50 per 1000.
I will send to 1000, or any
number of my list, less the whole
number, at the option of the par
ty ordering, or to list of 5000,
which would not fail to result in IA
large emigration to such section.
There has never been such a
chance offered to send out infor-
nation to meet the very persons
interested.
The cost would be, including
circulars, envelopes, postage
stamps, and labor of mailing, as
follows:
To supply 1000 persons, first
size. S2l.50
Each additional 900. ............. 1850
For double sheet, LOGO ..... 300
For each additional 1000 ... 2I.0O
If any parties, who wish to CO.
operate with me for the special
benefit of their particular section,
will furnish me as above, l will
give wings to their message with
in one week from the time | re-
ceive the manuscript Of their cir
culars.
For my reliability to faithfully
perform what / promise, | refer
you TO Gov. Jas, D Porter, Josiah
R. Hubbard, ESQ.,, Sec. Tennessee
Real Estate Co.. Gen. W. IL.
Jackson. and Stephen Collins,
Esq, Nashville, Tenn, W. N.
Doughty. Pres. Stones River Ma
tionaI Bank, Murfreesborough.
Tenn, Wood & Satterfield, Real
Estate Agents, McMinnville,
Tenn, E. T. & J. Hurt. Real Els
tate Agents. Atlanta, Georgia, j.
r. Adams, Chairman Emigration
Committee, Montgomery, Ala,
and to all the business men OF
this city.
1t will be important to move
early in this matter, as the whole
North is excited over this emigra-
ton movement.
l hope every editor in the
South will cooperate with me IN
this matter, and send me his pa
per regularly, for me to circulate.
Over 100 are already sent me.
Address, W. T. HATCH,