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yana, or South America, has thus far outHit-
ted ais pursuers, and made his escape 10 the
gold mines, and up to this time remained un-
discovered.
A private intervie $ was had with Fowler,
which The correspondent declines giving the
result OF, at which Fowler was deeply affect
ed at first, but gradually resumed his compo-
sure and eheeriulness being by no means
beyond the reach of the Government. be
thought it best to leave the country imme-
diatelY for Salt Lake and California. men
tioning Australia as his probable destination
he fed at once.
Fowler. on the first night of his arrival at
Denver City. entered gambling saloon and
won two thousand dollars, and bet the whole
amount on one game. hut the dealer refused
to risk It,. Fowler, without comment, gath
cred op his winnings, went to the bar, grace
iully took a gin-eoek-tail, and left the ROOM
This created an inquiry as to who he was. He
Is reported to have speculated largely in
claims.
The above is considered here, by. persons
acquainted with the correspondents AS wholly
reliable
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-27
Il Strange Story--The Whereabouts OF
Fowler.


ST. JosEPH's Mo-, June 2l.-Advices of
June 9th from Denver City, TO which credit
is given, state that Fowler, the defaulting
New York Postmaster, whose Whereabouts
has been so long unknown, and about whom
so much curiosity has been felt, is reported
to have been identified at Pixies Peak.
The main features in the statement are as
follows:
An individual whose dress and general
appearance was that of city-bred styie. at
tracted attention not only this, but his evl-
dent anxiety to shuH particular attention
and avoid ali questions in regard to his bu-
slness Intentions, hal a tendency to attract
more interest than is shown usually TO stran-
gers arriving there. lie registered his name
at the hotel as Achiile ORANGE. Under this
name he passed un identified until one day
when on his way TO some quartz claims. be
had purchased, he came to Il small village
in the mountains, and stepped into the Re-
corder's Office, where he was at once recog-
nized by an old resident of New York city.
whose name is not given, as Fowler, who ex-
exclaimed anxiously and desperately" Why,
good God, Fowler, where did you come
from ~ So
Drancc staggered back, with flushed face.
and turning pale, replied with caimness. Sir
you are mistaken; my name is not Fowler ~
10 which his aceostaat replied, :. We'll if you
are not Fowler with his whiskers OF, you are
his twin brother or the deviln
ORANGE, much embarrassed, endeavoring to
evade his disclosure, asked if the Recorder
of the District was present, thinking TO close
tie conversation but his termentvr not viii
ling to give him mp, said "a
:. 1 know what 1 say. yeu arc Isaac v.
Fowler, of New York. I on have mad your
hair cut, your whiskers shaved of, and are
disfgured by your speetaeles, bat L should
know You anywhere
ORANGE assumed a firm and Indifferent ap-
pearance, bat he soon gave way 10 his feel
ings, and exclaimed, :. For God Almighty's
sake. don't expose me.'<
The gay Monsieur ORANGE, was indeed the
defauiting New York Postmaster, who By
ingenius devices of reported escape to Hs-
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The Seceders' Convention.


As early as IL o'clock thrOngs began TO
collect about the Maryland Institute Hall
and shortly after the galleries were opened
they were filed with anxious spectators.
From the south end Of the hall was suspend
ed large American flag. The seats for the
reporters were ranged in front of the ros-
tram, each paper being assigned as many
seats as was required.
The seats for the delegates filed about
half the hall, and behind them was a vacant
space for spectators, which was soon filed.
The President. Vice Presidents and Secre-
taries occupy the rOstrum. At intervals be-
tween the assembling and calling to order Of
the convention, news of the action and pro-
gress of the convention at the Front Street
Theatre was received and created sensa-
lion among the multitude. the like of which
was never before witnessed.
The entire space of the immense hall was
thrown open, and the spectacle presented
WAS one eminently worthy of the momentous
occasion.
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WAsuINGrox. june 22-9a A. NJ,

To DEAN RICHMOND, CHAIRMAN OF DELEGA-
TToN, BALTIMORE. The steadiness with which
New York has sustained Inc will justify a
word OF counsel. The safety of the cause is
the paramount duty Of every Democrat. The
unity OF the party and the maintenance OF
It's principles inyiolate are more important
than the election or defeat OF any individual.
Ii my enemies are determined to divide and
destroy the Democratic party, and, perhaps,
the country, rather than see mc elected, and
II the unity of the party can lie preserved, and
its time-honored principles maintained, and
Its "scendency perpetuated by dropping my
name and uniting upon some other reliable
NOn-intcrvention and UniOn-lovIng Demo
crat, beseech you, i'll consultation with our
friends, TO pursue that course which will save
the party and the country, without regard to
my individual interests. 1 mean all this LETT
ter implies. Consult freely and act boldly
for the right.
lSignedl S. a. DOUGLAS.
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MCLEANs CoRDIAL-A may be seen we insert
this week the advertisement of Mclean IS Cordial &c.
1t is ny wen known not particularly IA
To-abe to patent medicines, and general thing
eschew the whole of them with I'M: little ceremony
and with these sentiments declined inserting this
ad veriisement until knew what were the ingre
dents of the medicine, and how compounded This
VIC have learned, aud believing, as do, that tn
ingredients cool and the COM ound juGiciously
public confidence.
The above is from tia ST. Louis Christian Adyo-
cate, edited by The celebrated Rev. d.. McAnally
which speaks volumes in favor of McLelns Cordial.
We say to all, try it. See the advertisement in an
other column. janc1 2-Im
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@our neighboring county of Sumner

~Our neighbOring county of Sumner is
wide awake. The friends of the Constitution
and the Union in that connty Will Toll up for
BELL and EVERETT, rousing vote. At
meeting held at Galla.in On Monday last. r.
ELLIOTT, Esq, was chosen as elector for the
county, and GEORGE BABER, Esq, the gallant
editor of the Courier and Enquirer, was select
cd as sub-elector for the county. Let every
county in the Stale follow the example of
Sumner let them organize thoroughly at
once, and send forth their speakers among the
people and the Union ticket viii sweep the
State by majorities not known here since sc
and 40.
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snerin,s sale.

pY virtue OF a Fl Fa TO directed and Delivered
IL from c. L Giiiespe Justice Of the Peace OF A.
wilson county, Tenn, ON the 23i day OF june Iseo
wiIl expose 70 public sale to the hgtcst bidder for
cash. at the Court house yard in the city OF Nash
vile IN SA1U RIAf, the 18th day OF July, $780, all
the right, ttis claim, -iuteresf and estate which
x McGredy then had ,or may have since
acquired ia and % the following described property
. Wit: one Bay, Mule aisa Cart, Gray Mare and
the properly OF Moni gcHlery and Mesredy Ia satis
IS judgment rendered in favor Of Rchard Wyaas
against The said montgomery L McGreedy
ees il X. EDAE SfS0N, 81 erin.
junee1-St BY A. cREKL, Dep Sherid.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-27
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 27. 1860
To the Subscribers of the Nashville

Subscribers TO the Nashville Daily Nelss
who have paid for the same in advance will
be furnished with the PATRIOT until the eX-
piration of the time for which they have paid
All who have not paid in advance viii be
charged the regular rates of the PATRIOT from
this date. We will continue TO send the
PArxIor to all the subscribers of the Macs
who we're not already subscribers of the
PATRIoT, until we receive notice to discon-
iinue City subscribers who desire the paper
discontinued VIII notify us at once The
confusion incident TO such transfe- may dis
turb the regular delivery of papers for few
days, and such as may be omitted will confer
a favor by leaving word at our office.
4. S CAMP i co.
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The Rest Refrigerator.

In 10 Refrigerator yet examined have we
found provision for ventilation and removing
moisture. combined with refrigeration. ex-
cept in the Polar Refrigerator, patented by
A II. Bartlett.
This is admirably devised for cooling the
air, taking from it all moisture, properly VEN
tilating the provision chamber. so that the
flavor or smell of one article shall not be com
municated to any other. and at the same time
of cconomiZing the ice. These results are
attained by making the ice chamber wedge
formed, with the narrowest part down. The
sides of the ice chamber are of zine. and are
corrugated so as TO obtain the largest posi-
bic cooling surface. The ice is introduced
through the top. The door has hole in lis
centre through which air enters for ventila-
ton, the air descending as it is cooled by
contact with the ice The cooled cir passes
into the provision cbambe. at each side
through openings, depositng all its moisture
upon the CORFU gated cold sides The air then
cIrcuiates among the provisions. finally es-
Gaping, while the moisture deposited upon the
condensing surface drips down the side and
escapes into trough. Through The same
trough the overflow of the ice water escapes.
bat not until it has impaired all the GOODNESS
1t was capable Of imparting; for the ice being
placed only at he top of the chamber, the
whole lower part. up to the shelf on which
the ice rests, is filled with ice-water This is
renewed, the melting ice giving moderate
stream of cold water which sinks TO the bot
tom while the less cold portion towards the
top flows over through hole provided there
for the overflow. Thus this refrigerator not
only coois and dries the air for ventilatinc
the provision chambers. but also gives a sup
ply of ice-water. which can be drawn off for
use by faucet through filter placed inside
The shelves are made of galvanized iron
wire. The inside casing is lined with zinc.
Tie space between tie inner and outer box
is packed, the packing being composed of
charcoal dust, which is the best non-con-
ductor.
These Refrigerators are made in the most
substantial manner, neat in design and beau
tiful in finish, and of various sizes They
are for sale by Bartlett & Lesley, 1876 Broad
way, New York.-JourHaL Of Commerce.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-27
Furnishing GoeliS.

OUR stock of Full Bosom Shirts is again complete.
~ For Goodness and comfort we commend them as
being particularly appropriate 10 the present hot
son Ne have also a sulalliot OF Pua Bosom shirts,
together with ndless variety Ct palmer styles.
We have also received another lot oil han dsone
Neck Ties, Gloves, Handkercblefs, dressing Robes,
Suspaaders, IiaIiho.c, &c, &c Aiso,a re-supply OF
Scas0nabie Z \DkR-M EAR. Call anu see our goods.
We arc Determined to dspose Of them Mt very low
figures, being anxious 10 reduce our stock.
JuBe22-u J. IL. MCGlII.
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Sales Rooms No. p College st., Central Stores.
Auction, Sales to Pay Accep-
tGHccs and CHARGES.

an TUESDAY MORNING, June 26th, at 10 O'Clock,
~ Benz +. Shields & Co., VIII sell, account Of
whom II may concern, for cash delivery, an in
voice Of Fresh Scasonablc Shoe good styles
aud make; a lot New Cottage Bedsteads Breakfast
Desert ana Dining Tables; an invoice Of Whisky; CT
CARS assorted braaCs; secO nd-l4iind Carriage or
Hack, Win siali inv Ccc ot Dry Goods, all which
must sold to raise funds.
BENZ. 7 SHELLS * co.
Also, VIII be added TO the aboye set Of Fine Par
Tor Furniture, Brussels Carpetn Z, Matrassts, with
Kitchen Furniture, including extra supero; C5ok-
ing Stove. b. +. :. a. co.
June25-;d
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following, says the st. Louis Republican, is an
extract from letter received some months
since by gentleman in this city, from col
lege mate in Alabama. The experiences it
records may be appreciated by those who
have been similarly situated:
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Noy /, 1859.
Dear X-If this ever reaches you, without
Z. 5. TO the contrary. you may not only
draw an inference but k70,u that am n mar
rled man. This letter is to be kept open till
late Thursday evening. You see
that my engagement of sixteen months is
about to terminate. During that time have
looked forward TO the day of its consamma-
ton as one of the happiest of my life. That
all of my anticipations may be realized. and
never regret for the act, is my sincere
PRAYER.
Up TO this time have experienced no per-
turbatiOns-calm and collected as an ocean
without a breeze.
Love. H., Is a curious substance. 1t doomed
up 20 my mind similar to mathematics that
is, it IS incomprehensibie. But. all of my
collegiate acquaintances. even Prot. Stewart.
will allow me the talent of having a way
about me that makes me stand higher in love
than in mathematics.
Nov. 2-Slept only tolerably last night
Headache-pulse 90-some nervous excite
ment Breakiasted on half biscuit and cup
of coffee. DiDed moderately. No supper
Upon the whole, Il discriminating person
might snrmise an approaching crisis | feel
like | am dssolving; in fact L feel decidedly
curious. There is something in it, after all.
Good night. Tomorrow, and tomorrow
oh, me! Such is life
Nov. 3-Rose very much exhausted
scarcely any rest and that little very much
disturbed by little hands, heavlng bosoms
and sweet lips. No appetite-pulse 100
bead, symptoms rather alarming. pensive
sadness seems 10 be stealing DER me.
Dined on a little soup, which did not do
well. Nervousness increasing-pnlse l25-
clammy perspiration settling upon the fore
head breathing like sighs-a collapse fear
ed. symptoms unmistakable of the near ar
rival OF the looked for crisis.
5 O'Clock p. Mo better
81 O'clock p. M.-Same Tub of warm
water ordered, to see whether its warmth
would bring about reaction.
AZ 7. M.-Dressed. Horses ordered 10 be
harnessed. Some improvement. Brandy or
dercd every halt hour TO support the ais ma
tur0e naetqcatrtr, in order to make Richard
himself again;
% z. II. am ready to take my seat in
the buggy. Think OF It, q married man in
two hours! Hail Columbia l am about TO
bid farewell to this vain world. May my
shadow never grow less. My company is
hurrying me, but knowing that 50 nothing
can be did, until L am - thar" l will take
my time. Richards himself again" |
hope be will not faint by the wayside. Good
Dy. write soon As ever, L. c. W.
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Auction Sale

OF Goods and aIerchandise sold to sa.izfy an eye.
" ton, tails evening, at carly gas light Beri F.
Shields Co., will sell without reserve Tor cash on
account OF the Piaintf, variety OF MisceIlase ,us
Articles. a good opportunity is here ciered as tie
sa e IS POSITIVE, and orders lleremptory, -
iuns27-lt Central Rooms % College ST. s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-27
HON. JOSEPH LANE,
OF OREGON.

Loud cries were here made for Yanccy,
who responded in a brilliant and eloquent
speech. A number of other speeches were
made, when after the passage of several I'M
important resolutions, the Convention add
jUurned sine die.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-27

Hoiloyay,s Pills.-For Indigestion, Stom-
ach and Liver Compl nts, they have long bc-ne the
palm. They Increase the appetite, iuvigorat the
stu mach, and cleanse the liver In bowel complaints
they equally eicac:ous, and for sick headache
lowness of spirits they stand without rival Sold
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-27
An Invoice Of Heersshanm Pines.

Just received ane assortment OF Fancy and
y Plain Aeerschaum Pipes, with amber, Jesrnine,
and China Stems, which will be soil theap a: pri-
waite sale by BENZ. +. SHIELDS {. co.,
june15-f Central auction Rooms
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-27
stock Reduced.

DREPARiNG soon 10 make change in our business
Il arran gements We desire 10 reduce our present
stock as much as possible. In order 10 do this We
VIII offer our present stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods al reduced prices We have on hand lne
assortment OF Silk Berages, Aaslins aud Travelling
Goods and IN fact everything could wish for.
Also, White Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery, Table
Danask, SneetiRg, Bleached aud Brown Domestic,
Plantation Goods for men and women Cloths, Gassi-
meres, restings and Underwear for Gentlemen We
wish call Particular attention TO onr tGrgdi
ter which sill be found all ties many desra-
Bile goods al one fourth their yalne-
apri3-tf NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY.
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Qem Embellishments.
4 Desirable Dwe.iingfor Rent.

nNE of the most desirable residences in the city
" is exposed for rent Tor the balance of the year
1t Is within Eve minutes walk OF the Square, qsite
retired. and contains seven good rooms, with MEN
mage house, &C. Enquire of Gfs
iune25-1n - ~ es L. r. GLtSSOCE & co q
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a Good Cook for Hire.

r HAVE: a No. Cook, Washer and Ironer for hire
L fsr the remain der OF the present yea. Apply
juneas-sf a. :. cAslP.
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Fer Sale.

HAVE 10 or II a res or as pretty Ian 4, near the
I ianetion of NolensviIle and Mil Creek Valley
Turnpike, as lies In davidson county, which wish
10 sell low Tor cash Apply 70 r r fLsscecx c..
iunec6-tf 49, 5NO. Z. PETwAY.
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hLLEGIEANY SPRINGS,
81 MILES FROM STA VS. VILE DEPOT,
Montgomery County, Va.

TENHE PR0PRIETORS having purchased this WA
= TERING PLACE in October last, have thoroU Oh
iy repaired and furnished il with entirely new fur
nitre CT the be ST and Will open it for the
ception of Visitors Oh THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE.
ii wing increased accommodations. and made lib
eral arrangements for the comfort OF their guests
they atter themselves that but few Of any, Water
ing Places Will afford the same attractions this
II is Situated IN the county of Montgomery 3 "a
miles from SHI VISIBLE DEK'OI IVA. and Tenn.
k. r on the banks OF the Roanoke river, and is sur
rounded by some If the most beautiful and attrac-
tive scenery 10 be found among the Mountains OF
Virginia The Water has acquired such reputation
the last few years, that il IS unnecessary say
any thing in COMMUNICATION Of it. 1t is ccns1d-
ered specific for the worst forms of Dyspepsia, ard
remedy Tor all Cuianccus Diseases, disr rdered con
dIions oil the stomach, Bowe's and Liver, and for
prosirati on of the nervous So STEM Ne might APP
pend nun1ber OF certificates from Physicians and
9th acquainted with its merits, and 10 these might
be added dd isltinitRBI
s Passengers VIII be met at Shawsvile by Four
Horse Ofnnibusses, ~ convey them over 4 new road
to the Springs Persons leaving Baltimore, WASH
in e:on, Ric bHond ard Petersburg in the morning,
arrive at tn Springs the Gay; thofe from tue
South will ind the same conveyance the arrival
of each train.
iunel4-e1m BOOTH, C0LH0UN K co.
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New Publications.
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w. T. BERRY & CO.
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A Beautiful Grove Of Forest Trees.

The kitchen WISH room and meat house are also
of brck-with All necessary oct buildings, aId :,
large cistern
rEe place contains tLiTiy-two acres of oxcol!ert
land, OF which twelve IN HEAVY IINPEK.
No bridge or railroad pass, and Ile toll gate Vii
soon be moved beyond.
AISO-adioining the above, several beautiful
Building Lots, containing from six 10 thirty acres
one or seventeen 4crcs, h.;-viiy tina bered.
These lands arc well ad 4pted 20 gardening-beiug
nearthe city and OF free sUl, clear OF rock. Posses
sion given 4 any time. ..
For terms app Y the undersigned on the prenIi-
ses, st 80 College street.
lunc2J-dtf \. II. FORD.
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tAULVEON SANE
Entire Stock Under Attach
EaaCE,f.

DEM. F. SHIELDS & CO., viii proceed 10 sell at
> the Store, No. Is Public Square, door to W.
H. Calhoun's JaWelry Store, on account OF " e.
Show, .. u. C., commencing Thursday morning,
July 9th, at 10 O'clock the entire contents Of the
store No. - Public Square, With counters, Shelving,
Oh Cloths and Fixtures. Tie stock consists OF En-
broidcTes, i-ices, Ribbons, a large stock Ct Sis
Trimmings Ladies and Chiidren' Furnishing Jooos
with = never ending variety not 10 be
ted. Lades invited, and als1 dealers, who Will
lind it to their interest attend. The Store IS
Rent BENZ. i. SHIELDS * co.
jule25-d
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For Sale.

. HERRING 3 SAFES, large size, will be sold ' cry
junel5-:f NV. WILSON.