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Corn CuIture-Nr. DicI,son,s plan

Corn CultaTe-HEr. DicksOn's Plan.
During our visit to Mr.. Dicllson's plan
tation last summer, we gathered some in
teresting facts in regard to his system of
farming, a portion Of which were given
to oar readers in our October number,
and have been extensively copied through
out the South Our attention. in the
article alluded 20, was more particularly
directed 10 cotton. We purpose now to
speak of his mode of planting and work
inc his corn crop
WHEN AND HOW 10 BREAK Up THE LAND.
1t should he remembered that in Mr..
Decisions system of rotation. corn TO-
lows cotton. He expressed the opinion
that, rs a rule, th".latrr the land is broken
up the better for both The land and the
crop; but where a large area is TO bc
planted the blowing must ho commenced
by the lst day of January in his Iati.
tude-carlicr further South.
Mr.. Dic6son's plantation is situated il
rolling cowairy-hilly, perhaps, il may
he callcd-and he lays off his lands St
that the teams 20 down the hill on a level
The dirt falling down hill. i" A team, " n,
says, "will break Up the soil nine inches
deep in this way as easy a, it could sever
inches on Level ground. lie. We think
uses two horses 20 Die pillow, one team
following another, and all the lime -oin.
around the circle. II The land is 10 b
SUBSIDIZED, "a subsoil pillow follows eac'
turning pillow. The ground is hcn read
for
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-14

The events which will transpire during the year
1870, will be of absorbing interest to every citizen
Of Tennessee. The Constitutional Convention,
soon to assemble, will be the most important in
this State since 1884, and its proceedings will
fully and accurately reported and printed in the
Daily Union and American, together with
full reports of the proceedings of the Legislature
and Congress. As we cannot print all these re-
ports in the Weekly addition, we shall give a very
full synopsis of the important events transporting
IN those bodies, SO to keep the readers of that
edition thoroughly posted 1t is of the highest i'm
portance that every citizen of Tennessee should
keep himself thoroughly informed upon the polt
ical events of the coming year, 30 that when he
called upon to vote upon the amended constitu
ton he can do so Understandings.
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Our Financial and Commercial
Department.

Every department Of business has an immediate
interest in the markets of the country and in its
financial fluctuations and condition The man who
fails to keep himself properly advised as to the
rise and fall of the markets, as controlled by the
laws Of demand and supply, and the relative con-
dtion of the currency, is exposed to constant loss
and must necessarily fall behind his more intelli-
gent and enterprising neighbors. In order to
make our paper valuable well as interesting, we
shall make this a SPECIAL FEATURE. Our Dali,
Market Reports, domestic and foreign, by tele
graph, and our City Reports, gotten up at heavy
expense, shall challenge the commendation of our
best business men; while our current Financial
Reports from all the leading money centers of the
country shall be fuller than have ever been pub
hshed by any other journal in Tennessee.
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TIE UNION AND AMERICAN will take the Consti-
tuition and laws for its guide, adhering to the
teachings Of the founders of our government. 1t
Will guard with vigilance and frmness the rights
of all the people, urging upon all, moderation, for,
bearance and steady adherence to law and order
thereby enabling the people to develop the resour-
ces and advance all the material and other interests
our State and common country.
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HAMMERS IMMINENT.

TIME ONLY NATURAL AND RATIONAL REM.
FDY ever discovered for Rheumatism, Swee-
nv, Scratches, Thrush or Sores and Wounds, and
all diseases that require an external application
for man or beast and it is sold only and entirely
on its own merits. 1t is prepared by H. II. HAN
MER, who has had an experience of thirty years
among horses; and his medicine is endorsed an6
recommended by hundreds of the most prominent
Horsemen in the South Manufactured solely %!
H II. HAMMER, to whom orders should be ad
dressed. Sold also by Druggists throughout tn
country. Fl. II. HAMMER CO.,
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The Most Complete and Perfect Coal
Cooking Stove of the age,

LNREE FROM DUST AND DIRT ARISING FROM
L ashes. Tn largest Oven of any Coal Stove in
the market. Psfcot baking i1lspTed-sotiSfdction
1udrdnteod. Al sizes and all prices. The " Ac-
tives are now being successfully operated for
the small sum of 10 cents per day. 1t you wish to
save money, time and labor, buy the "Active :"
Coal Cooking Stove. We have also the great Wood
known in this market cal and see our stoves he
fore purchasing elsewhere.
MOORE, COLLINS & Co.
No 81 North Market, Opposite Union ST. Nash
VILE, Tenn. nOT2id
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

EssISEER's OFFICE, TENN. PACIFIC R. Il. 4
| LEBANON, Tenn, Dec. %, 1869.
SEALED PROPOSALS..
LNoR THE WORK OF CLEARING. oRUBBINa.
II grading, masonry, bridging and delivery of
cross-tes the line Of this road from lebanon 10
Carthage, Tenn, will be received By the under-
signed until the LIST day Of March, 1870
Separate Proposals will be received for the ahove
work on each mile section, payments for work in
Wilson county 70 be made in Wilson Connfv
bonds at par and for the work in Smith comfy N
Smith County bonds.at par.
Separate Proposals viii also be received for the
the same work, each mile section eighty per cent
of the value Of the work TO be paid for in cash and
twenty per cent in county bonds at par
No proposal will be received unless If be written
upon the blanks furnished for that purpose from
this Office.
The profile and quantities on the exnerinental
line are now ready for inspection, and profile and
quantities on the final location line will be ready
by the list day of February next
The name Of bidder and numbers of sections hid
for must appear on the envelopes inclosno the pro
posals. The company reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
By order of the President.
Z. F. FALCoNNET,
dec&tu Chief Engineer.
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NASHVILLE, Dec. /, 1869.
SCROFULA.
Hs.r -.

have been suffering with this dreadful
disease for the past nine years, the last two
of which have been confined to my bed.
NY case was decided incurable by number
of physicians who treated me during that
time. / was induced during the past sum-
mer to try your Alternative Compound, and
l am happy to say, to the surprise Of my
self and friends, that / now consider my
self almost cured. / am now able to walk
and work some for my family.
L reside in the rear of No. 50 Broad
street. NERI DICKERSON-
NASHVILLE, Dec. 8, 1863.
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The News Department.

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AND AMERICAN q complete reflex of the events of
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r. a IL II o A ID.

I NUN ~ AND thOM NASHVILLE 40
i follows:
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$50 A NJ. Express. 300 A. NJ.
200 p NJ. Mail 4:30 T. NJ.
800 P. NJ. Gallatin Accommodation. ..........
Express runs daily. Mail daily except Sunday.
" 5 80 A M train connects at Louisville with
Jeffersonville Railroad for ST. Louis, Springfield,
Ill, Quincy, Chicago, and all principal points North
and West Also connects via Jeffersonville Railroad
and via l. @. and L Railroad, through Indianapolis
and Cincinnati, for all points North and East.
~ 2 90 P. u, train connects at Louisville with
Jeffersonvile Railroad for ST. Louis, Springfield,
Ill, Quincy, and all principal points West Also con
meets with Jacksonville Railroad via Indianapolis,
and with l. G. and l. Railroad, via Cincinnati, for
all points North and East by all routes from Gin
cihnad and Indianapolis.
gE Mail boats leaving Louisville at 10 A. N. and
p NJ. arrive at Cincinnati in time to connect with
early trains for the East.
EE Passengers from Gallatin and points South
arriving at Nashville at 100 A. NJ. have until 90
P. NJ. in which to attend to business before re-
turning.
IL For through tickets, baggage checks and In
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ETC., etc, apply at office Nashville City Transfer
Co., under Maxwell House, and at depot Louisville
and Nashville Railroad in Nashville.
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july21y General Superintendent.
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American, and others,

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can, and all supporters of Constitutional liberty
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Upon the Subject of Agriculture,

variety of valuable and interesting matter-the
best adapted to the farming classes of our State
which will, in great measure, supply the place of
family agricultural paper
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LAYING OFF AND PLANTING.
Mr.. Decisions directions for laying eff
and planting, a"c as follows.
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ESerNEER's OFFICE, TENN. PACIFIC R. R.
, 1870-01-11

does not limit the causos for divorce. but
only restricts The privileges of the parties
afterwards, must proceed upon the hypoth.
csis that tho right Of remsr1iage IL an i'm.
portant inciting cause Of divorce, and that,
if Ibis were taken awny, applications for di.
vorce would be 1eas frequent. Any investi-
cation Of this question which should be 50
thorough aud conclusive as to warrant the
eonxention in combining tho Legislature to
tbs rule proposed, would require a great
deal OF time, and might not prove Hattsgsc.
tory after NIL. It is certain that mzny Of
the divorce cases in our courta which hare
been looked upon as outrageous and scan-
dAous have been those in which parties
residing in Massachusetts or New York
hAve acquired fictitious residence here
and applied for divorce. well knowing TINT
they would not be allowed to remarry at
the places Of their rea! rcsidence-that,
whatever may be the la1tty in Illinois, it
bus no reference to them 50 long IS they
continue to reside in Statos where differ
ent law prevails.
, 1870-01-11

disable their victims as to prevent reooont-
ton Of identification, md, unless an officer,
Mt tho risk Of his lifr, succeeds in captur1nR
ono OF them in the Tcry net Of crime. they
escape. Not ono case of bur,|a,v or rob-
berry IN fifty is ever brought 10 Justice
md yet, here is tho record Tint,
since Governor Palmer took Office in
January, 1863, he has been called upon to
pardon twenty-eighs criminals couyiotod in
This county alone, It is safe to say that it
costs m average Of SEQ, 900 for police and
Judicial expenses for each burglar or rob-
ber convicted, and yet, after the labor and
expense OF bringing these people to iustioe.
they are turned loose upon the community.
It il but just to say that the police of this
city have, during the last wear, made ON.
thousand arrests Of notorious thieves and
robbers; Of the man who pick pookets.. of
The hall-thieves, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. md
other depredators, The oulv thing tha
court can do is 10 fine these mcn as warrants
and commit them to The Bridsvell nnt
here, also, tho ends of iustica are daseat.d
because in majority Of eases; fhe criminals
hare been pardoned by the Msvor. in the
remaining caeea trav nfro at-er ha;, =. 49,
, 1870-01-11
vatlrg the p,sps Ia tne hope OF eesstntns longer

vatirg the plaut 10 the hope OF obtaining longer
noie.e lie ssya DC nhfuus covering Of the stem Is
stronger than hemp. = -. ! ..
NIr. Martin. of Mcnterey County, grew, 10000
hi oi fosscco lAEt yesf, and aads ready ssle for
'>Much of 1be fr1it dried last fau hrs coma iuto
market, and much of 1t II excellent IN quality.
T1p beat CalAyefna d21, thoo9h dark colnFed and
kus]L sfe lttte II at al, fnenoE IN 1nEcr 10 khe
best from Smsrna. The drted peaches asd plums
tayor ana N the u1anner OF preparation. snd are
sold at thirty and thlHy. i've CENTS per rounl
retstt. atd II tue producers were only aHre or
getting twenty cents. Ihe production would rapid
iy increase. But even at the lowest Wnn!eaa'e
market rates. The dfIttE OF fruit In Euca country
as Ibis n net be plonfablc-
Work has hef1 commenced on the SAD JoaqnIn
Valley R2ilIoadt which g. arts from inc Western
Pnctdc teyeIal mtlts uoNht1s. ward IRON Moss-
dAle. The Caltfori Ia Fac3ot Railroad Company,
Owning ,he roads runIing ftom Vallejo TO ss.cIa-
mento, Marykrille. aud Cal,stoss, and tne caltieF-
MA Pactnc E1tcns!on Company. organized 10
build tue road from Vallejo to C1ovesdaie, oy WY
OF 9oEona and Santa Rosa, have beeo cousoli-
dated under tue ratue Of the former Company
a letter ffom Nr. Bioney, the Suptr'pteudens
Of The o!ovlite Mar3svt1e Railroad, has been
pnoS s;ns tn. f. sse} e.
nom Matysvllle TO Nevats, A. dis
tanoe Of thirty. .fous oiles. It Is rumored that q
Gaze the proposed road Ii bnt, tue iron for it Will
be Obtained By taking mp the OFo7tle Road, which
ftabls hereafter, because the California Oregon
Road runs nearl y parable! with IT, Taa otoy1lle
Road, however il just on the line to neckwont:h
Pass. Nd. Il now taken mp, wtl probably have TO
be put down agafn.
There a:e q stamps, and the quartz averages
about $Il
, 1870-01-11

hlr. Browning has offered resolution in
the Constitutional Convention on tho sub
ject Of marriage and divorce, which pro-
videe, in substance. that no divorce shAu be
granted with the right Of the parties to re-
marry except in cases where tho marriage
wns void a6 initio, and that, in cases where
The marriage is dissolved for adultery, the
person Who has committed thRt offence
shall not be allowed to marry again. This
is substantially The rule which prevails in
Massachusetts, and New York, where two
kinds of divorces are allowed, viz, divorce
rinculo n1asrimonii, and divorce from
bed and board. The Laws Of Illinois recog-
uize only one kind Of divorce, which may
be granted for adultery, cruelty, habitual
drunkenness, desertion for period Of two
years, OF conviction Of felony or other In
famous crime-these In addition to tho
causes which make marriage void d6
snsfio. a divorce having been granted for
any of these cauaas, either party is allowed
to marry again.
A change In our system OF jurisprudanos
like that proposed BY Ar. Browning, which
, 1870-01-11

Goyernot Austin has made his marx =: the out
tet OF hta an0ln1Sfa!on. las inaugural MESSAGE
will III once establish hta position as "the r!Rh.
q IN n ne l1RaL p!aca' II sly one has been
n;isled hy The ssdIloas INTERPRETATIONS OF h,s
Character Whlcn ~t1e c1tca!ated By tue Demo.
cratic press curing tue ca1 pagp. Into the better
that ne Eotlu IN amy fesptcs psoEe nDequAi TO rue
h'gh s:atloo Kh:cn te hAa bsen Called BY tue
ssaiesnsnlke toLe OF nis ]Eat message, sne bllu.
ness WITH Which be grurples E1th FORMIDABLE puo-
t}c evils, AID tile STRAIGHTFORWARD aid positive
lorce Q! MS rscon1nendat oos, WILL speedily dl.sI-
Pate tuese iAllaclo0s Impressions. Toe salient
features Of his message are Is toIoxs:
He recommends that the 5.0,oo1 acres Of inter-
fal lmpIoyem lnIds Dc devoted to the llqulua.
ton OF tie M'bnesota railroad bond icdsrted.
ness. OF. lallinR III that that they De PERFECTED
from tknP!o o'ld&nt equaLderng OF the scleln-s OF
!scal speehlotofs, " an amendment 10 The SLa' c
Coestltnto6 ploFlo'uR tnat they he DISPOSED Of
lot no purpose Hfthout so;a OF the people. The
g!att, ne !os1.y t6Js, IL 100 valuable. aud the
Nshts Of the treasury. present and prospective,
too sbso!a'e to warrant she oalss,ou Of aay Eeas.
exc looAtg 10 tne proper security OF the pub!!c H.
teIes,E
= ne taxes Ai9n anu radical ground In regard
10 raIfood corporal oa8 aud tue po ser OF tue
4 R,slatcse 10 regulate their freight tar1da uo
dtscusseh this question at length With judicial
octrAtion, stalttg 1fupaft!au3 Doth Sides OF tue
quesEoas Luz, *ntfe e1pfeAinE his 0wu positive
cohycIon Of me right ol tie Lealslature 10 1eRu.
late the fa!es OF lleghI, he PROPOSES the sppo!3t
Eent OF commission to inFe>ttgare tae wnole
question as TO the mAnLeI IN which the 20 EeFs OF
1EeEe corporations are 70 = exercised le3yiag fu-
tue leRi.a,lou to be Determined by ia RENTS.
J. ne recommends the application OF tha home
stead pclieJ 10 the school lahds OF the Sta:e. to
pIestnt fhelt being bought GO BY NONRESIDENT
Hpechlators, Justly teuaEEing that where l. IL
prChtatie Vt the purchaser to buy sness land.
40 lold t1em 1oE spetnlat!oD, theg may be prof.
ltaolY 1e,a1neoJ Dy tue Sta'e Ihl5 Is the correct
, 1870-01-11

ton fah1tc fnst vashes like Tamuu,ta 1npa1v
Dark hInVn and rTay aro tha coioIx uled Far
1arda rnstr cioss fitf,ug auir Tne prtca II II *
a3srt YelVeteen at 1i.6 il 4 sut1ctuttT anof
QUALITY for these suits which require to bt osv
a1t vafrp.iook1pR rather than elegant. O.her xn.
pr0p1tAre mnSef1sis arc the new waterproof tar
taus in bright Scotch coloY1: felt CLOTH aso waier
proof, yard sud half wide, at u 80 yard: ana
Tor very hatdsomc an1ts the rrRola1 haol: CLOTH
"F!ar banda OF fur, usuaily Astrachan. or Of
plush in Imitation thereof. arc used for tt,nrntpa
laahion OF the winter Ia TO piAce tai-tn, OF fnr
leuQthNiae On aacks and akltt8; but straight inr
hotdegH gre handsouer tn!Ah to gatmcnt. snf
are not more expensive. Plush borters are saowv
N1e,h Astacrau plush costs from 80 to ia nnt
when cut INTO airips VII ruIni4h lrimn!nT ior an An
entire Eult. E3Sk green and blue closa suits m
eDnvened by profQs,on Of Gilt buttnns aat braid
F7at pseattnRs of the malerfal ana broad r.atary
"The ne est fur hat for skaters has no Min,
but Is ne1eiY brgh. sloplng crowu Of Agtracran'
with an a,afette al the aide With ]ioht n,;.,s;
lining fhfs ie warm and nnt too heavf for
price RI Spfr cruxred tufpans q? h1arF p,.s
eta or Of fur seal H.e strltshty t.fru1,cd Win
hapr1uR tail. ttps: flp 10 3l6. 4 prettY s".i t,S
hane made over 4 stlT yrame. Ia poinied hebins
op The chate Ia1ae btafds: nricf SIN ira 49,
leRn h.f. Of oaIh Rreeu Or black felt. lire ~.
lately Illustrated ID the EauJ, is JsuntJ eaouss t.
he worn IN the rtnf, The hAs untr1EEed c,,9.tt
me trimming Is d velTet haoo Wikh Einv 49, ~.
Of feathers Oh the LEFT side. Anotbe. fasrI Hss' ~
coming 10 blondes. 4 tufpau tuade m ..nt,r.i r.
OF hlaek ostrich ttt. VITA 4 slnRle ma sn.aH
or an nlgrette for ornarent: nrea s;E
TIE hair should be worn IN an,Gnfb ,S.. -
efetpe bra.ds cornued IN ner. or eisr
, 1870-01-11

In view of the manifest abuse Of the par
doning power, would it not be worth while
for the Governor, before exemptiBg any mors
Chicago assassins, burglars, and thieves
from the due punishment Of the law, to
visit Chicago whenever he has pardon in
contemplation and invite those opposed to
the pardon to make their views known to
him, instead of hearing merely one side Of the
question We judgs from the lists Of peti-
ioners that Governor Palmer decides to
grant pardons OF not almost wholly accord
ing TO the amount Of influence possessed by
the petitioners. This, if true, amounts to
virtual transfer OF the pardoniug power
from the GoTernorto the prisoners friends;
and, as nearly all prisoners have friends, or
at least know soft-hearted people who will
sign their petitions, it insures pardon in
nearly every case in which there is a con-
vicion. The abuse Of the informal mode
of grautiog pardous doubtless arises from
the fact that but one side is beard, and its
representations are open to no criticism or
A..
, 1870-01-11
IMPEACHMENT.


Y.os. ,un un,,r.u
~ VPoA "a ~oH3e@
! sPonoences
Warrington tJan. . Dss1ateA 10 the Cincinnati
Commrelat
The folio wing letter Of Senator Ross, OF Kau.
saf, IN reference 10 certain chsrgea connected
~ltn :he scquttat OF Ell. President jobs son, and
tie reply thtleiQ By CQtIeItus Wendell ate trans,
nitrtu without conn ent:
"CN1IED STATES SENATE CHA4BER,}
WAsaIfGTus, Jan I. 1870
.s cornerius EendeL En-. Eoshino,on. n q.
S!h. ~ IL c.nC aH t9MMfscsd1 OF toe a5kn OF
uectno1f eohtaEs report OF an Interview al-
Mseu ~ u1te uttH Iao Nltn you oy reporter OF
I'VE !no syn, ~ Hllca Jou Ge Iep[etented az nastng
~ ~ " aIssa1s Y! sse Liza y! tae 1mpeaca@ent
o! An4ieN Joansor, That there we're
sote 1of ac9uhal from con-
ses hioIs Ifumonl! Fetsenoen: and Grimes: that
son ebody EsA supplied very nh+za1y With more
eats1aIue! sfRhneo1s 10 tudnce the oiher Tour
vo'es sudt esef5 feason 10 believe those
Netn, eLn were rue lfnueut1al cause Of the vote8
oe tg gwen a. tney we're, aid that most 6en8*ors
nave go 1oeattal man Nno attends 70 these lit
he oonloe NfapeenentA for them
AZ iueEe s'att IL charge. hy urmlatakhble
lIiefeEce, taft HJ sctlon tn that cause was tu-
ducet J otey ccns,oeraion, au eonstfalu-
tG 70 ta1e 0otice OF them, and 10 ask you she
!oI9W.nR anestlons: s..
Fnss. tolo Jeo EaSe me atatements attributed
~ Juu-kae "Clo6 oI AMcn aro PARTIALLY quoted
ahoTe?
secnnd. save you any reason to believe that
notey wss pa q 20 me y aat pefson IN eon:tdeta-
1 g. ~ scle aof toe aeauttsi o. MI Johnson,
Thla w Hs.a 1nn aqs 1sssn =, +a,,a
AoASs Ae'o 3o4 aAJ stAFV4 W ptlleFE tHHC