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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19

TimbeTlake, of the era of '27 and 1913. subse-
quertiy the towering aud m t Mrs. Gen
erai Eaton, whose flashing beauty wss. doubt
less, the provocative of much of the scandal
which General Jackson 50 gallantIv soucbt
to arrest and suppress, is now the happy and
adoring Madame Antonio Buchanini, the
wife of al Italian dancing master. aged
twenty-one. The happy couple reside in
Washington City. and the story of their mar
riage is quite equal in romance to the other
incidents in the lady's history aud far more
authentic than great deal that has been
said and written. We can not, in the brief
space allowed Us, give all the facts of this.
her NEST recent venture in the cJnnubial
line, which, in the hands of the accomplished
novelist, might be worked up into 4 charm
ing novelette,, but must content our readers
with the mere skeleton sketch.
The late Mrs. General f. has 4 grandson.
of whose education she assumed special
cha'g e This young gentleman was sent to
dancing school in Washington City which
bad just been opened by an Italian. Desiring
to See how her hopeful was getting on in his
Terpsichorean stneies, grandma dropped in
to Senior Antonios saloon one day? There
she was met and greeted by good-Iooking,
gracefu-beariug Italian, with the most be
witching moustaches, aud the most insinua-
ting smile. 1t did not. in the estimation of
the susceptible widow, deiract from the i'm
pressiveness of his beauty that he held an
ancient violin in his hands. wore pumps and
tights, and that in front of him stood a row
OF ungainiy Logs, who were just resting
themselves in the third position. The wild
ow came, saw, and was conquered by the lit
lie Italian. From the Moment her own fine
eyes, which used TO be the terror of The anti
Jacksonites thirty years ago, fell upon the
sweet moustaches and gentle smile OF the ir-
resistible Italian her long pent-up aft .ctions
burst their bounds and overflowed into
gushing current that swept all obstacles be-
fore 1t. There was no use in the Italian re-
sisting will which had produced the rup-
ture OF cabinets, set our wisest politicians
by the ears, and kept the Federal capital In
a turmoil for whole decade. We have no
information that he ever sought to oppose
the determination of the enamored widow,
but doubtless in view of comfortable resi-
dence and a luxurious life, was not loath to
abandon the ungrateful employment of seek
ing to commu licaie grace and agility to
young American legs. And SO, after several
Interesting little chapters of a brief but inn
FASHIONED cnurtship, the buxom widow Tim
berlake, of 1927 or '2S, became the happy
Sonora Antonio Bnchanini; thus with Mary
Q ieen o! Scots in her infdtuation for r zzio.
aud with DR.. Johnsou's platunic fame, Mrs.
Thrale, in her espOusal OF little PiaZZi, at
fording striking example of the eXtraordi-
nary susceptibility Of even strong-minded
women to the charmes of Italian youths
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19

No UsE.-Gen. LANE is about to yisi
North Carolina to make speeches in behalf Of
the BRECKINRIDGE-Y ANCEYITES and try tC
save the State. It's of no use. The ''hand.
writing is on the wall"-the disunionists are
doomed to defeat.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19
The Only Instance of American
"COurt Scandal,

Those familiar with the history of the adj
ministratiHn of General Jackson, have doubt
less heard of the attempt of the President to
control the social relations of the Secretaries
OF the Cabinet departments. The recent
demise of one of the members of that
Cabinet, has revived the almost forgotten
history. The following version of the affair
has just been given to the world, by Hon.
Amos Kendall
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19

a- The Louisville Democrat says that
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE denounced the Seceders
at Charleston, and pledged himself to can
vass the State for DOUGLAS if he was noml-
na,ed." Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE is just about as
lIdely to redeem that pledge, as he is to be
elected President of the United States.
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OGDENRT-RG n V Julv II

Mr.. Day, a law student of this place, and
Mr.. Derby of RUSSELL, in this county, were in
the woods on hunting expedition yesterday;
On becoming separated, Mr.. Day shot Mr..
Derby through the heart, killing him in slant
ly, installing him for deer
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The "Old Gentleman's Party is becoming
very popular. Accessions are pouring into
it every day. 1t will soon be "the party" in
ments of the country, which it is bound to
save
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19

Passengers from st. Louis to Nashville
make the trip in less than twenty-four hours
The newspaper mail makes the trip in thirty
six hours Why this difference? Where is
the mail detained?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19

Reyerdy johnson calls the rupture in the
Democratic party, demented spectacle. Doel
he not remember the saying
Quem Deus vult perdere, prius dementat.
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p A r T N E r S HIP
Notice.

TINE undersigned having suggested the Clerk of
l. the County Court of Davidson county the insol-
vency of the estate of JSo r. HILL decd all persons
having claims against the same hereby notified
appear and file the duly authenticated prescrib
cd by law, before the LIST day of January 1861
with said Clerk, or the same will be forever barred
both in law and equity.
SARAH ANN HILL,
julyIS-1m Administrative
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10. d. B. MAJORS, ofShelby.

Central Executive Committee.
EDWIN Fl. EWING, NEHL S. BRowN, ALLEN
A. HALL, P. ". MAxEY, JOHN LELLYErT,
JOHN Fl. CALENDER, HORACE Fl. 'HARRI-
SON.
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Corporation Taxes.
/ 8 6 @.

CoLLEcToR'S FFIcE, CITY Hall,
Juiy l1th, 1860.
'EfHoSE indebted for Cooperation Taxes for the
L present year, as well for the the
Nashville and North western Railroad are hereby
notiied to come forward and pay the same without
delay. This notice cx'ends those owning Real
Est ate or Personal Property in the corpUr tie limits
AID those charged it'll Poll Tax. CtlI the osice
City Had, upper end OF the MarAet House.
A. NELSON,
julyl2-1m 8G8U Collector
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N q z r AIS
Life Pills and Phoenix RitterS

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the human frame is liable.
The following among the distressing variety OF
human diseases ia which the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19
T L Il M 5

The National Union viii be published in the form
of super-royal Sso-, and be Completed in fourteen
pumbers-the first to be issued on the 14th OF July
Eacsi lumber contain sixteen pates-msking Ia The
whole a volume OF two hundre and twenty four pa
gs. t. subscription price will be: single cpies SO
cents ten pes, 50 twenty copies, 81 fifty copies
slS-pa, able iayariably in advance, the uerg loap
price at which the Publication is ut will uslIiy
the opening vi accounts for subs r.ption Ord rs,
panied With the cash.
Committees and Clubs DESTROYS of subscribing fora
number Of cpies sno1ld send their orders al the
earliest pr. ctcable day. Letters containing sub
SEA iplions may be addressed to any member Of the
Central executive Comunttee 10 B.SG, WALKER Co.,
pfoprietors Of tie Republican, henner, or = CAxr
Co., propr .etors OF tie f1atly Pa riot. We would
suggest 10 our friends getting up criptions,
pursue tnis plan: Let number OF gentlemen contri-
oGte the amount necessary to pa, Tor ten, twenty
nfty, OF hund ed copies Of "The Nationai Union
and forward the amount &c, obtaining the sub
scriptcn afterwards niore al leisure.
BANG, WALKER co.
Iuly1o-tf A. CAMP & CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19

Louisiana is safe for BELL writes cor
respondent of the Louisville Journal. So
she is
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Stock Reduced.

DREPA RING soon to make change IN our business
L arran gements we desire 20 reduce our present
stock as much as possible Ia order 70 do this we
Will ofier our present sto> Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods at reduced prices We hsye on hand rne
assortment Of silk Berages, hosli1s and travelling
Damask. Sneeting, Bleaehed aud brown Domestic,
Plsntauon Goods FOR men and women, Cloths, CASH.
msros, yestines and UnaeF-wear for Gentlemen. We
wish call Particular attention 10 karpass
t<r on whch viii be found ~ all times many desira-
bic goods 81 one-foertk their value.
aprlS-tf NICHOLSON 4 HUMPHREY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19

inst, democratic paper, says
We understand that Mr.. Toombs publicly
declares the Government of the United States
q .fdilare. and that he is for dissolution of
the Union. If we have been correctly iu-
formed; why does not Mr.. Toombs openly
and fearies>ly advocate a dissolution? Aud
by his voice, give the people the benefit OF
his large experience. the advice of his great
int ileet, aud Instruct them by the force and
power OF his +, aSOning. that it is to their in
terest to sever the bonds and disrupt the last
tie that binds us to the Union
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19
DOUGLAS INFAYETTE CoUNTY.-The Somer
vile Democrat of the 18th says

DOUGLAS IN THIS CoUNTY.-Old Fayette is
all right. Her Democracy are nearly united
on Douglas. Macon is the only precinct in
the county where Breckenridge stands any
showing II furnished all the delegates TO
the Brecki rridge convent ton in Memphis ex-
cept one, and th It one is our ireud Whit
more. La all other parts OF the county The
democracy are nearly "a unit for Duu glas
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19
CAMPAIGN PAPER.
"1he Constitution, the Union and e Enforcement Of
The Ldlcs.v
JOHN BELL AND EsWiRD EVERETT.
p II q 5 + f CTUS
OF
" THE NATIONAL UNION"

IO aid in the suppression of sectional strife the
preservation of the Union from impeading peril
aud the restoration of feelings of brotberIy Kindness
between The North AID tIe South, and, as q means
OF accomplishing those high and patriotic aims,
pr"n1to the election TO the Preside CIV and Vice
fresdency OF I'm BELL and EDWA RID EVER
Ell, the Central tqecutIve Committee ct the Union
farly oil tennessee, have made arrangements vita
the Projectors of the ReHblican Banner aud Daily
FGtTlct for the publication of Champaign Paper"
to be called
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THE NATIONAL Union.

Recent events ha We occurred of a cha racter 10 in
spre our friends with fresh hope and stimulate them
10 vigorous and persist effort. In the short period
winch las elapsed since the disruption If the Demo-
cratic party I'd the nomnatist of two antagon sic
democratic tickets for the Presidency and Vice Pres
idenc1 the prospects of the Union ticket have been
so Largely enhanced as TO furnish rompt and com.
piete ansSer 70 the fsnO chance" argument which
the organs of The secessis wing Of the disrupted
democracy are feebIy and ludicrously urging against
il.
The Committee have the strongest confidence in
the success oil Bell and Everett in Tenn essee. They
gentlemen Can De elected by the people in Novem-
Der IN wor. the CJmmistee are fully persuaded
that the friends OF the Union Candidates have the
hlgnest encouragement TO labor zeaiousy and IN
cesngy IN their behalf from this time until the close
oil the CANVASS But to achieve success, the great
the Indispensable instrumentaiiy is the general DIFF
fusion among the people OF full and informa-
ion Surviving be true IF issues ibvoly ed
In the present contest-the tal Of which the
preservation of the Union, under the compromises
and guarantees of the CoustiIu iun-and presenting
tue considerations which, at the present alarming
conJi cture in our national affairs, mperatiyey de-
mand tue success of the Union Candidates.
lac Comsnittee, theref re, earnestly call upon
by LIBERAL subscriptions, IN giving extensive Cir
culatlon TO the "Naiionsi Union"
EDWARD II. EWING,
NELL S. BROWN,
ALLEN A. HALL,
JOHN LELLLYETr,
JOHN H. "a LENDER
p. W. AAxEY,
HORACE H. HARRISON,
COMMITTEE
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ELECTORAL TICKET

ELECTORAL TICKET
FOR The STATE AT LARGE.
BAILIE PEYTON, Of Sumner.
n. C. TAYLOR. of Carter.
FOR THE DISTRICTS
1. VIM. N. BRADFORD, of Jefferson.
2. o. P. TEMPLE, of KNOX.
3. ALFRED CALDWELL, of McMinn.
4. s. S. STANTON, of Jackson.
5. E. I. GOLLADAY, of Wilson.
6. WM. F. KERCHEVAL, of Lincoln.
Z. JOHN C. BROWN, of Giles.
8. JOHN F. HOUSE, of Montgomery.
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The Government Failure.

The Atlanta (Ga.) onfederacy of the 18th
inst, democratic paper, says
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-27
Personal Inteiiixsrre.

G. Iassara, Minister from Spain the United SGhes;
d. Huisemann, Ar3trisu Minister 10 the United States
Rev. w. f. Wyatt, OF Baltimore; W. Cook and F. 10th
child ard lady, all Of Georgia, storg at the Caren
don Hotel.
Hon. Caleb Lyon, OF Lyonsdale, W. c. Taylor, Of
Cincinnati aud G. u. Cleveland a. s-5, stopp. ~
the Union Place Hotel.
DR.. Parker, of Mississippi Mr. D. Q. Houston sna Sir.
&. ". Linder, both OF the United s,H.es army AMI g.
the New York Hote..
Of BALTIMORE james Nico of Quebec J. NJ Forbes, or
Boston, and John wetts Of Texas, stopping as;he
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Col Ben HALLIDAY nad Or Bradford, both Of California
Col. r. B. Eidr.dye, OF ST. Paul Judge Zabriske, of
New Jersey Mr. +. Farrell and family, OF New Orlsan3
Mr.. z. NJ Davis, OF the United STATES army; James T.
Sawyer, Of Illinois, and Dr. BaGx5urne and fanny, Of
louisiana are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Col J. Bang of sxgusta, Ga. G. ". Van Hook OF Mis-
sisspp; A. Wolf u Mount Vernon; g. Il Monsarrat and
L. j. Dupree, both Of Tennessee, a Fairbanks OF Flo
rida, are stopping At the Isfarge Ksesse.
Gen. Cagitt and d Daniels and party, all o.. 9A,t-
T. X Passan OF The Uc,ied States Coast Survey
W. ]. York and J. Shelly, of Cleveland; Peyton ldfe
FaBkusey Of Texas are stopping 81 the Everett House.
Hon. H. s Foo,e, of Mississippi Walter Coodaan, Pre-
soent of the Mississippi Contra Railroad Judge Joha
Campbell and family, OF New Fork j. o. NiIon Of the
New Orleans Crescent Col d. a. Leatherman and Col C.
l.. Nelson, bo:A OF Tennessee Gen c. Ashley Of Ar
kansas Mr. Thomas lawson "a the United 81 ates Army;
T. Barrand, OF Virginia, aaa J. mornhili, aad q. VI
Pckard, bota Of New Orleans, stopping ~ the Fifth
Avenue Hotol.
Hon.. VIA B,gler OF rsansyivan,. ana, non. 7. /.
Chnsmsn, Of North Carolina, are in Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-27

a hssponse from the Garibaldi Commute
tse-No Material Aid for Struggling
Ataiy-An Appeal from the Commits
tee, Sc.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your paper OF the 22d inst you expressed wish 10
hear from the Garibad Fund Committee Of this city, in
regard to the progress OF the work undertaken by them
namely, the collection Of funds in behalf Of the Italian
war.
Since we punished statemrat, some two months ago,
Of all moneys received ana remitl.d by committee 10
the proper authorities liz Italy, wors has not pro.
gressed so avoraby as our previous led to
anticipate This il probably owing to the syt that the
creates, part OF the amount collected year raised
among our personoi seuds VITO of be ex
pected TO renew their offerings sitter short apse of
me, although some OF them have given fresh proofs of
tier generosity.
the public press is 20 be nd.stood AT fair repre-
ative OF public opinion il must be conce1cd that the
sympathy Of the people O. New Yor Is by fa greater TO-
wards the Italians struggling for their freedom than eor
the Pope, who insists upon cheating them out cETi; Still
little or nothing is contributed towards find while
we hear that over $50 900 have been d the affairs OF
Christian churches (Romish though they Beg to aid the
Pipe in maintaining bis bloody sway several millions
Of wretcsed Iealians-wretcSed as al Europe knows
Though the barSarity OF pIes.craft
low, we wish 20 ask il the Honsh alta-s NO. pol
luted by the gold that will 60 70 hire mercenarieo and
10 force Mortara boys from their homes to excludt
teachings Of the Bible from borses and cehoolsf vii
Protestant CHURCHES regard ii sa 10 call Tor mercy fom
heaven and gold rom the people that the blessings of
Christian freedom may once more be obtane4 the ssi
OF ltal or at least GOES not the Protestant communt.
know ana feel tina. assistance is nosded In Italy muc
IL Lot more, than a7y where else
From or private correspondence learn that Carl
bald is IL as great II not greater, need than OF
funds and ammunition TO out Ms plans He needs
material aid II is mission to solict it, Allow u.s.
therefore, ID avail ourselves Of this opportunity urge
every one to contr according 10 his The dime
Of the POOR will do Us share OF good the dollar of
the rich. Let every hand joi, in the glorious
work let aro the money go thror any chanael most
satisfactory the gyers only and FOR Heavens sake let
II DO Forthcoming. As our committee 10 in direct com
munication with Garibald shall be happy TO forward
any funds that other committees organized in tho MON
regular receipt from Italy will be obtained aud given in
due course. +. =. FABBR-y Vice PreslGsnt!
G. GAIASi, Secretary.
TRKAsURKR's 0Fgscs 8; Pearl street,
NXw YORK, Aug %, 1880.