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Franklin College.

THE SEVENTEENTH SESSION OF THIS INSIITIt-
4 ton will open on Monday, the Sd of September,
1S6O.
W. ID. CARSFs, late President of East Tennessee
University has been called 10 the position of Presi-
dent OF the College, and viii upon the active
discharge OF his duties at the opening the session.
Otherwis the Faculty remains unc hanged.
While there is no disposition the part of thoss
having control OF the Institution TO boast they feel
the strongest confidence in commencing il TO lie
favor OF parents and guardians. Its past reputation
Tor the sound scholarship and manly bearing
OF its students will be faithfully maintained Every
species of dissipation viii be guarded against and
the strongest Efforts made 10 keep the pupils free
from the blasting vices that bring speedy ruin upoa
so many youths in our land.
The healthfuiness of the locality is uusurDassed ID,
our county The charges moderate and fully
within the reach OF all OF sufficient energy be e1-
utated. .
The Female school connected with the College Will
be continued as heretofore.
H8- For other information address
w. ID CARNES, President
Franklin College, Tennessee
Or W LIPSC0AB, Secretary
Franklin College, Tennessee.
July l6-eod&w1m.
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ing the kidneys and bladder: they operate most d.,
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY Is, 1860
To the Subscribers of the Nashville

News.
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who have paid for the same in advance win
be furnished with the PATRIOT until the ex-
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All who have not paid in advance will be
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this date We will continue to send the
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who were not already subscribers of the
PATRIOT, until we receive notice to discon-
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MARRIED..

At the Sewanee House. in this city July the 18th by
J. R. Briggs, Esq. Mr.. p l. WELLS, of Louisville 10
Miss II l. Br rroS OF McConersviEe Ky.
Louisville papers please copy.
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Corporation Taxes.
18 60.
CorInsoR's oEylcE, en- HsIl, D

COTIn ToRss GFFIcK, III H1IL,
July 11th, 1890 !
TyHOSE indebted for Corporation Taxes for the
Nashville and North western Railroad, are hereby
notified to come forward and pay the PANE without
delay. This notice extends 70 tnose owning heAi
Estate or Personal Property in the corporate limits,
and those charged i<h Poll Tax Call ~ The once,
CITY Hail. upper end Of The Market Hoose-
iulyl2-lm seau Collector.
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Central Executive Committee.
EDWIN III. EWING, NELL S. BROWN, ALLEN
4. HALL, P. W. MAxEY. JOAN LEILYETT,
JOHN H. CALENDER, HORACE III. HAR#I-
son.
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SALES ROOM NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET.
Special Auction Notice.

ON Wednesday morning, July 18th, at Q Y O'Clock.
" BENZ +. SHIELDS CO., will sell without re-
serve for cash, an Invoice of Prime Rio Coffee Loaf
and Crushed Sugar, Layer Rasins Fine Cigars Ii
quors, etc. 20 cases Cabinet Champagne Wines ats
and PTS; % baskets assorted brands do. TO which
we call the attention OF Families
viii be added variety Of useful nd or narnentsi
items. sale positive.
July14-n BENZ. +. SHIELDS ( CO.
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Notice.


1IIE undersigned having suggested 10 the Clerk OF
Il the County Court OF davidson county, the nsoi.
yeney Of the estate OF Jso- r. Hut decd all persons
han ing Claims against the same hereby noied 10
appear and Gle the duly authenticated prescrb
ed by law, or before the LIST day Of january 1861
both in law and equity.
SARAH Ann HILL,
. iaiy ls-Im : q se-sl Administrative.
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M o FATS
Life Pills and Phoenix R;tfers

THESE MEDICINES have now been tu.,,., a.. -,
-. NJ lor period OF THIRTY YEARS and suriar
1917 part OF the Globe for their extraordinary ana
n.ledate powerof restoring perfect health 10 T.rs-
the human frame is liable " "H'ea
human are among the distressing variety If
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ROBERT MOORE s. CO.,
Produce Commission Merchants,
No. 40 walnut street,

Purchase and SELL exclusively ON commission Flour
Bacon, Cheese, Butter, Seeds, Oils, Dried Fruit Can
dies, Soap, Cordage, Brooms, Buckets Tubs and art
eles OF Domestic Manufacture and PRODUCE generally
jnly1s-tf
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Cholera, Flux, Dysentery.

MO family should be without the pysentery Syr-
~ up In the House. Children dying daily from
Bowel Con- plant, which this emedy would promptly
Debility from Heat.
While the Thermometer ranges over 90 in fhe
shade, the Graefenberg HEALTH BIfIERs, which
cost &c package, makes the best Strengthening
tonic IN the world For % cents yOu make half
gallon of these health giving Bitters bic the
appetite give power TO the constitution, regulate the
bowels and conquer general debility Now is the
season for their USE
julyi3-n MACKENZIE AuSCBIN.
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THE CONSPIRACY TO BREAK up
THE UNION.
More Proof of Settled Purpose TO
RevoIutionIze the Government.

THE PLOT AND ITS DEVELOPMENT.
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PARTNER HIP.

r HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED MATTHEW ABBY
l. with me in business, the OF the firm TO be
Robert Moore x Co. ROBERT MOORE,
July L, 1S60. 40 Walnut street.
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/. WIN. NJ. BRADFORD, of Jefferson
2. o. P. TEMPLE, of KNOX.
3. ALFRED CALDWELL, of McMinn-
4. s. s. STANTON, of Jackson
5. Ell GOLLADAY, Of Wilson
6. WN.F. KERCHEVAI4, of Lincoln.
Z. JOHN C. BROWN, of Giles
8. JOHN F. HOUSE, of Montgomery.
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10. D. B. MAJORS, ofShelby.
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"a BREoKISRIDGE AND LANE
: And the following, proposed. at a celebra-
ton of the same day, at Walterboro, as
given by the Charleston Mercury Of the IL th:
s.By F. G. BEHRE, Esq.-The day we cel-
ebrafe-W We can notc only cherish Ct for the
past. bay zee soon be able 10 greet itas the
natal day Of a Southern confeasraey-
By EDwARp DAVIS, Esq.-Col. w. L. Yam
cey. of Alabama-May he live to be the
first Prssident.o of the Southern confedera-
cy-p 4ass - $50
We have thus pursued this infamous con-
spiracy through all its progress from its In
eeption to the present day. We have seen
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to speak in favor of the Union. They had
their minds made up, and qcould not permit
discussion. This was the spirit by which
they were actuated, and it is the programme
achich they carried ont. In the meantime,
between the adjournment at Charleston and
the meeting at Richmond, the Press in the
disunion interest, teemed with eulogies on
the action of the seceders. They were en-
couraged to persevere, never to yield the
contest, and to insist on their demands,
and, failing to get them, dissolve the party.
and the Union, if necessary. They did so.
They further expressed their expectation
that they would have Kentucky, Tennessee,
Missouri, North Carolina, Delaware, Mary
land and Virginia Nth them in short time
This expectation was not i'll founded, as the
train was already arranged to blow up the
Baltimore Convention, and to drioe the re-
cussnt Southern States into the ranks of
the conspirators. Everything eventuated
as was desired and intended from the be-
ginning. The Baltimore Convention did
blow up; the democratic party acas divided,
as predicted by the Washington correspon-
dent of the Charleston Mercury In March
1859, and . Southern organization acas torns-
ed, and Mr.. BREcKINRIDGE pas nominated as
the champion of Congressional protection, and
his banner anfurled to the breeze as the stand
ard Of the disunionists, the uitraists, the fire
eaters and Of the conspiritors aOAo plotted and
accomplished the rhole thing, from beginning
10 end- a~4 s4aals aia.4 M4 -
Do we want further proof that Mr..
BREcKIsRlDaE is the candidate of the con-
spirators? Listen to Mr. YANcEY ON the
I'd day Of this present month Of July, in :
speech at Greenville, s. c., as reported in
the Columbia South carolianian, of The 7th:
"These and several other potent argu-
ments prove most convincingly that The
band of union has been snapped dsuader, and
the only ligament that holds the mighty, and
cumbrens mass together, Is commerce. It is
only now for the first time the South pressnts
an uh6roken frest--now foFthe first time she
has told the North, in actions not to be mis-
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ResolUsd, l. That, with that purity of mo-
tive, conscientiousness of rectitude and no.
BILE determination to do right, we recommend
and trilI do ALL WE CAN TO bring about an hon
orable and, if possible, peaceable separG.
ZION of the Southern STARE States from til.
Northern free States.
ResoEved 2. That after having been denied
a peaceable existence in the present confed
eracy. and in the event we now be denied
the poor but natural privilege of peacea-
BILE separation, we shall then rely upon our
own strength, the sanction of the Great
Ruler and the countensnce of all properly
disposed nations for that separation, with
out which we cannot maintain an honorable
existence, or secure to our children the con-
tinued respect of honorable men.
Resolved g. That in this effort to separate
peaceably from men and States, with whom
we so widely differ in soil, climate, institu-
tions and opinion, we will ask for HDthing
more nor will we receive anything less than
an equal division of all the Terri cries, i'm
munities, rights, privileges, obligations,
treaties, &C., &C., now claimed or enjoyed
by the United States.
Resolued a. That it is our solemn duty to
recognize all the people Of the several South
ern States as q band of brothers, whose in
NNASSeo ohN iSChnSS eHAu DC sdCIcUiy OU-
served and respected by the Great Southern
Party, so long as those humane virtues can
be exercised without sacrificing or leopard
izing those rights and that equality, for the
regaining and preservation of which this
organization is formed"
CONSTITUTION. "Art. /. This organiza-
ton shall be known as the Great Southern
Party.
Art =. Its objects are an honorable and,
II possible, peacesble dismemberntent o.
the present COnfederacy and the formation o.
a southern one securing all the rights, pow
ers and equality to free, white population
that may be exercised with safety to our
selves and with justice to all other people.
Art In General Assembly of the sew
eral Southern States, composing this organ
ization, there shall be one President,-Vice
President, Secretaries, and one Treasurer;
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draw it,"
In addition all the facts we have given,
establishing beyond question a deliberate
purpose, supported by systematic plan of
action, well digested and zealously pursued
to break up the Union and revolutionize the
government, it scarcely admits of doubt
that there were members of Congress at its
last session who had resolved to keep that
body unorganized until its functions should
cease for want of sustenance, and thus af-
ford pretext for declaring the govern
ment at an end, and for proclaiming q
Southern Republic. This charge was SUBJ
stantially made by the True Delta, o dem
ocratie paper in New Orleans, as follows:
ssSuch pestilent and vulgar demagogues as
Senators Green and Slidell were kept as the
instruments Of the Executive to electioneer
against such results when Independent and
honorable men, like Miles Taylor, were
brought forward, and the Pughs and Moores,
of Alabama, and the Bonhams, Boyces and
Keitts, of South Carolina, were laboring
with reasonable zeal to keep Congress un-
organized until the machine of government
would fall to pieces for want of proper
sustentation, and leave them at liberty to pro-
claim the Southern republic, in aohieh they are
an imagination already TIE occupants Of the
chief places IN the nea0 political dispsasation.
To show that this demand for Congress-
ionsl protection was never expected to be
obtained, nor even desired; but that it was
alone urged and insisted upon before the
people, and by State Conventions and Leg
islatures, and in the Charleston Convention,
as mere pretext for dissolution, as 9
means to consummate conspiracy pre-
viously formed, We have but to adduce the
fact that Kansas last year, through its ter
ritorial Legislature, passed an act prohibit
ing slavery. And although an effort was
made to bring Congress up to the passage
Of q Law embracing the very principle which
these men assert, It's strongest advocates fail
ed to insist on the demand. The case Was
thus stated in the Senate by Mr.. CLrsonAx,
of N. c., on the 9TH of May last:
"The Senator from Mississippi who sits
behind me (Mr. Brown has been striving for
the last three or four months to get positive
act passed TO protect slavery IN Kansas, and
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Southern policy" spoken of by Mr. YAscEY
to MIR. Pryor in August or September 1853.
Without connecting him with the movement
imperative that he should define his present
"a
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a" ssRe.oiced, That we heartily approve Of the
proceedings of the Richmond Convention,
and will uphold the principles that Conven-
ton has announced, and the candidates it
has nominated for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency of the United States.
2. RESOLVED, That in the course pursued by
the delegates from South Carolina IN the
Richmond Convention, we recognize stern
fidelity to the rights of the South, and hail
their success, in the results which have been
accomplished, with our most cordial approx
al and congratuiation.
4. ResolUed, That we congratulate the
Southern people on their union in the defence
of their rights, as lately displayed at Rich
mond and Baltimore, and as theg took for no
po,cer but their otcn for the protection Of their
righfs, it is a source of pride and satisfac-
on to know that they need no other for
their complete vindication and perpetuity to
all time"
To evince how prevalent is the same feel
ing amsng the subordinates in this endeaver
to overthrow the Union, and of what occa-
sions they avail themselves, to enlist the
popular sympathies in its behalf, We have
but to refer to the following toasts offered
at 4th of July (lastl celebration at Cam
den, s. c., as reported by the Camden Jour
nall 6. n e 81 u afsF4kF =
.t7He Democfdtic Payf94Once glorious,
but now fallen-may united South spring
from its ruins. ass =.
The Military System Of South Carolina
The Richmond ~CoHeenfiezs-A splendid
arocaaa .ess.z4 aslZE "a
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sippi Among others, the latter, after fully
adopted the following:
ssResoEved, That the election Of Presi
dent of the United States by a sectional
party, with views adverse to the institution
of domestic slavery as it exists in the slave
holding States and Territories, or of one
who is opposed to the grant of the protec-
ton claimed in the foregoing resolution,
would so threaten destruction of the ends
for which the Constitution was formed, as to
justify the slsveholding States in taking
counsel together for their separate protec-
ton and safety" 81.
That of Alabama, after also indoors
ing fully the South Carolina programme,
added the following;
's2d. Be 1T further resolved, That in the abb
sence of any preparation for q systematic
cooperation of the Southern States in resist
ing the aggressions of their enemies, Ala
bama, acting for herself, has solemnly de-
clared that under no circumstances will she
submit to the foul domination of q sectional
Northern party, has provided for the call of
convention in the event of the triumph of
such a faction in the approaching Presiden-
tial election, and to maintain the position thus
deliberately assumed, has appropriated the sum
Of 100000 for The military contingencies
srhieh such course may involve."
According to Senator IvERsoN, above quo
ted, the democracy of Georgia concur, and in
Louisiana and Florida also unquestionably
the disaffectionto the Union is widespread.
1t remains for the people of those States to
say at the ballot-box whether they win sus-
tain the leaders who have placed them in
this reasonable attitude towards the Union.
Let it be constantly borne in mind that.
Mr.. YANoEY yauntingly declared in his let
ter to DIR. SLAUGHTER, that this movement
would s.INFLuENcE PARTIES, LEGlSLA-
TUREs AND STATESMEN" To show 3
fulilment of this design, we append resoiu-
lions of various Democratic Conventions
held, preparatory to the pending Presiden-
tial struggle. - ss 49,
At meeting held in Montgomery. Ala,
on the 2sfd April, 1859, we have the follow
ing assertion of the South Carolina doc
trine of secession, and Of . purpose to act
upon it in the contingency to accomplish
which the efforts Of Mr.. YAScEr and his
coadjutors are so earnestly directed:
ssResoiped, That the great fundamental
article Of the creed Of the democratic party
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ury OF Sc, 9se, ,oos &c, against IS, 81, 81? Ia
for tho year ending June 80, 1853.
The increased cost OF transportation grow
lag out OF the expansion Of TIE required by
Congress explains this rar:i augmentation
OF the expenditures. II Is gratifying, 'howev-
er, to observe an increase OF receipts for the
year ending on the 30,h June, 1853, equal "a
S+sl, ,6sl q, compared with those Of 3oth
June, 1858. =.
1t Is estimated that the deficiency for the
current fiscal year will Be SIS, ,sss, 47l o., but
that, for the year ending 30th June, 1861, II
will not exceed 81, ,342, ,iI3 90, should Con-
gress adopt the measure OF re orm proposed
and urged by the Postmaster Geueral. Since
tho month Of March retrenehments have been
made in the expenditures amounting to ST.
52G.lil annually, which, however, did not
take effect until after the commencement Of the
present fscil year.
The period seems to have arrived for deter
mining the question whether this Department
shall become a permanent aud eyer-increasiug
charge upon the Treasury, or shall he permit
ted 10 resume the self-sustaining policy which
had 40 long controlled its Administrations
The course OF legislation recommended by the
Postmaster General for the relief of the Depart
mcnt from its present emb,rrassments, and
for restoring it TO its original independence, is
deserving OF your early aud earnest consider
ation.
- In conclusion. would again recommend 10
the just libcrality Of Congress the local inter-
ests OF the District Of Columbia. Surely the
city bearing the name Of Washin ytun, aud
destined, trust, for ages to be the capital Of
the united, free, and prosperous Confederacy,
has strong claims upon our favorable regard.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
WAsHtSoros CIrr, December 10, 1859.