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The London Times Cable Dispatches.
[fronn tho London Times, August al

fBy rssTrc ryrx9HAPH)
NEW YoRx July 90 1850
Gold, la7ts. Exchange on hcndon, 1Ssk. Illinois,
49, Eric CO... Gvc.twenty United States bonds, i05ts
A! TSs o oSn"a; sssam by Roucs ree
gram Company CimltcdI at nfy minutes past nine r NJ
on the 81 Of August, iron Mr. r. A. Glass;
NEW yoRx. August J. 1906
London adviccs OF Monday mrs published here
riot TOOK plnee In New Orleans on Monday In con-
OF the OF The Convention " 1904
Tblrty.one negroes and white man were killed and
several white men ~ozndad
Adviccs have been received hore from San Frsncisco
10 the i Of July The steamer Constitution sailed
the 30h for Panama with 81 6l 900 IN gold for View
YORK The success ~ the Atlantic telegraph cable
known In san Francisco.
lieutenant General sherman received his new com
mission to-day Mr. Jefferson Davis has bad coBsnlta-
ton with his counsel upon his line Of defence General
Terry has ordered the dscDnnuance OF all military
carnations or assemblies hs artisans white or
black In the department Of Virginia during the exist
cncs Of martial Law President johnson has permitted
tho assembly of tho Texan Legislature
In tho Canadian Parliament Yesterday tho report on
the state Of the militia including the military report 81
Tho commander dur M fensn raid presented,
and also the report OF the court martial Tor the inve
cation OF the conduct Of certain onee during the en-
gagement at Brdgewatsr
Presdcot Perse ~ lperss. -Eo HEAiDl has been re-
elected In Peru -
New Zealand and Australian dates Of June "a have
been received by steamer at Panama
Onst II now restored a. New Orleans Marital law
AM, continues IN force In that city.
The City Of New York aud the China have arrived out
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The steamship Norseman, arrived ct Ply
mouth ON the 18th inst, reports the follow Ing
disasters to vessels on the east coast Of South
ern Africa
The iron ship Ssalwart, from Bombay
bound. to Liverpool, loaded with cotton, was
abandoned and sunk on the ed Of June.
The mate and ten Of the crew were drowned.
The remainder of the crew and the passengers
were saved by the ship Alfred.
The British ship Agincourt, Captain Mou-
Ryan, from Southampton for Hong Kong,
foundered on the Oath Of June. The captain
died of exhaustion. The crew were all saved.
The Agincourt was 1914 tons burden, built
at Bordeaux in 1867, and owned in London by
Kitto & 90.
The ship Maythorne, Of Glasgow, from Bas-
sein, East Indies, whence she sailed April 8
for New York, had her decks swept on the 21st
of June. The second mate and one seaman
were lost.
The Hamburg bark Hennaim had her decks
swept, and lost one man.
The bark Shepherd Of Shields, from Co
lombo for Liverpool, lost mate and two men,
and was abandoned.
Several other vessels are reported as having
met with serious casualties.
There Is great anxiety felt for number Of
vessels which were known TO be in the severe
gales.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The London Money Market.
RxDucrros IN TIM RATE or DnosuSr.
Ldspos, August 1o-Nocn.
AT the Bank Court to-day a reduction made in the
rate of discount Of tho Bank OF England from 10 to
per cont
Consols are quoted OF $50 for money.
United states ave-twsnsies are at esI.
LosDox, August 16-Eveaing.
Tho following are the Official quotations At the eiose OF
business to-day on the Londsn Stock Exchange
consols for money SIX.
United States nve-twcntes o.
Illinois Central shares 75
Eric shares s2x.
The Liverpool Cotton Martes.
I1vEarou, August fn-Noou.
The cotton market IA buoyant. under tho peaceful
news and tho reduction Of the Bank rate
LIVERPOOL. August fo-P. NJ
Cotton advanced to-day quarter Of penny per pound
Tho sales foot up 1000 bales. Mddins upands Id
The Liverpool Dreadstuns Market.
The brcadstufns market Ia firm
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PutADKjTIfk, August 10, ~
The cholera report at the Board u Health up 10 seen
to-day showed twenty cas.s Sin Of which psvvsa
A,taI
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Tho Cholera ut New Oricuus.
Nyw 0nIHASu, August 10, fsee
ThGs were forty -four deaths from cholcya during ne
twenty -four hours ending al O'Clock iis mornag q
which nineteen were whites, ,wcnty two blacks. 90
three stated
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TM 0yealluD WAa lsu UNION vlc,nc llasAs

ArnIsos, Kansas, August TO- sd
Hereafter tho overland mail Will run In oonsee,
ton with the Union Pacific Railroad from Manhaitaa,
100 mcs q here, with general once ~ Iesvsas
worth The last overland coach Ion hsrc to day
E.l.yr sss Izse:t 4, Il, xTssS -
aud COCAINE for ID. Hair --Louisviiie Journal
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CfNUissArt, August TO- l8e0
seventy csn, deaths FROM cholera zero reported y
teaday.
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from the Liverpool Times, August
Mesrages have been received this week through the
cable one The eject that Generals Grant ADD sherman
have received promotion At tho hands Of tho American
,vernroent and also intelligence Of tho admission TO
Congres n The represe of Tennessee bat
ltile lma must elspse before the continuity complete,
a. messages have stu 10 traverse seventy miles ON The
other sde by steamer This hiatus will soon however,
b 6Ysd up Tor The energy which has - far uiumphed
ovsr sxsry obstacle viii know no relaxation until nns
frrom tho Mapcherer Guardian, Angus, al
Tho iutsres, on the intelligence brought from New
York by the Persia which arrived Yesterday ~ Queens
town l. oTcorss grvaay d.msrsh,d w ~ kispams "
later daf< seA ka-s bea sspps I'd % us ~ ~ Aarfe >
cyuph II appears that when President johnson signed
ths bin rssdmiting Tcnaesee 70 the .nson ne sent 70
riehi Of Congress 20 pass lass preliminary " the sdms
sion IL Htsse~ and did nos commit himssf " The sAis
,en<s made In the biIs preamble The House o. Repre-
sentasyss hsd passed Restitution requesting has the
President win urge the Canadian government 70 rcleess
IL Fenian pvisoners and That ~ VII rsslnqssn NE
meat be- consistent With tho pubic Interest
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IS1UtT, NuKu1I W.
The number Of oaso4 Of oholcrn reported wthn ~
last twenty -four hours up Ia o-day, hua.
dred and forty one or Witch any two werc fatal
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ted Dept ~ anal s.fs~l sesd ~ araxlssa.
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The announosmeni which recently cams from wssh-
rren becoming wider II one for which lie svsan had
fay prepared us, and which 10 cute borne - ~ Ne
fAcb that have come 70 our knovieoeA ~ whole
indicated the gradual Of Mr. yohne9p sm Ne
party which elected him, ard The pnseiD1ee % Which
~ esAss nshn covss tbs xhs Il Ne shits - opysyu
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1irs p<f ess~ Myalea s1est clfeaLsr ffes.
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A.
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For Disrrh1..
HAKsDEs's CHOLERA CURE 10 osrs4is eussl
siksDETs CHOLERA CURE has never failed.
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BRArTfYfKn -Rsfsrear>s--Wsm ~n ~ rare sod ungv&
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fbey satid.,s " change of vsssr end a,sl
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Tb.y purify the hrpsik and stomach
rbsy cure Dyspspsla aod Constipation
They curs Liver Conpisn ard Nsrvous Hsslsche.
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aad vent q yiisl snsrU, than sny sssrn- hs verl -
produced Ihsy are psrru.riy s1spisf " 190Gno
females and persons of ssdsutav eerapalIons osssvV
prorr~or's stamp the 81 sse6 bo<us. ~ -
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ITO BE POLISHED yes that is the idea
''TO be polished" Some Of Out. southern.
born psOple-good ''rebsls," in tbs Lost
Csaas,g' Wis could MOI dwell ia the same
soatherp tQvh@ilh the Fedsral officials
some Of thn are lending their daughters
to the North ''to Be polished .
= Heaven save The mark What SIAN
der upon the domestic virtues and the re-
lined elegance Of our owl true Southern
Women. Has it cone tothis,s that a daughter
Of a Southern citizen must 60 to the North
ITO be polished before she enters society
at the south7 Can she not trust herself 10
the im pressions she viii receive in ascot
atihg with the pure and accomplished OF
her own land? Must sbssgo North. and
there receive the attnor Of "polisli' y hich
win prepare her to resist II not 70 correct
the deficiencies and corruption and boorish-
ness Of Southern 1naDners7 Most she 90
to the land of ''isms, :" that she may respect
Womaniy modesty; totbe land OF woman'a
rights, p that SIZE may learn to be gentle; to
Che land Of fashion and extravaganza, that
she may learn thesecohoDy which now 50
well becomes our people? - = 7'' '''7'
In the good old days Of yore, Southern
society had its charms and mscinations.A
No gentlemen ever more admired society
than Washington, Jefferson. Madison, Jack
son, Clay, Calhoun aud Polk-no women
ever lent more s-polisbed" elegance and
fascination to it than Mrs. Madison, Mrs.
Polk aad the wives aud daughters Of most
of our Southern congressman Have we
fallen so low, that these akceIIencies of So
eiety have been transferred to the North?
Heaven forbid the Thought. who can look
at FWasbing ton society now aud not wish
for that charmawhicB Southern women al
ways threw around it2 Who can look at
the galleries of the Capitol at Washington,
aud not contrast them with. the bouquets Of
beauty, Intelligence and elegance which
| listened to The, grand eloquepce Of Clay,
Calhoun and Webster? 49, ~.
| sWe. would as soon send daughter North
to improve her morals as to polish her.
We would as, soon go there and listen to
brick and stone with the hope of obtaining
religion, as to send daughter there to
..polisR,' her, The polish will be meretri.
eious, and therefore unsuited to the retir-
ing mod modest ways Of our own people
Agalancte
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The Congressional Excursion South.

&1e congressional E2cuEsf0n souSh.
+ bass been anag urasd sbat - number Of
the mesa bars Of Congress from the North
would spend tbs. pproa bling Aslidays j. a
visii 70 The South extending 81 far as New
orleans. The kfaahingtsb Correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, states that the
excuraionists viii leave Washington on a
special train this mOrning. and gives the
names Of such of the Senators who win be
Of ehe party as Messrs. Foster, Lane. RAM
sey. Norton. Hendricks and Wilson. OF
the. Representatives are Messrs. Delauo,
Hayes, Ketchunl, Lawrence, of Penusylva-
MIA, Blaine. Blowe, Beniamin, J. L. Thomas
aud Newell; General Howard accompany
.EG H aafnf ts42l@as = 6ei =
ing The. party. y 81. -..9..ss,i ,,s.i f.e,-ios.
From private source at W Washington,
We are Informed that the number vii bs
from forty 70 sixty. The route Of travel
viii be thsough Virginia apd East Tsppesr
see, and 70 this city. where they win remain
q day or 50. Hence obey will 50 TO. Mem
phis, thence to jackson and New Orleans.
Though It IS not fully determined. IL is
probable Che party Vill leturn giq Mobile
Montgomery and through- Georgia.--NasA.
Union and Dispatek, slss.reiveq
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DURSUANTt 70 q decree Of the Chanceryl Court at
i Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause Of +. A, S. Morrow
ct al, VS. Mary II. Hickman ct al, viii. on
Friday. January 18th, 1857,
sell to the highest bidder on the premises the part
or parts of three tracts land containing together
about three hundred acres not covered by the Wild
ow' dover, belonging 70 the estate of VIM liick-
man. decd, situated in the l4th civil district of
Giles county, on the waters of Big creek. Persons
desiring further infoTanatien can apply to A s
Morrow CT Amos J. Richardson.
TERAs;-C Credit of !, and years with interest.
Notes with good security equired and lis cisinsd
dec 2s A.COX, 4 IN
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LAND SALE

Dpryuant to decree Of tie Chaneery Court at Pa
i laski, Tenn, in the case Of Amanda HarWelh
admir- &c. VS. Martha Harwell and Others, wills
On Saturday, 18th Of January, 1857,
Sell to the highest bidder ct the Court mouse in Pu
laski tract Of n acres Of desirable land, sitaated
in the county of Giles, on the waters of Egnew's
creek, and is the same decided by VIM Vaughsh to
Theophalus Harwell in 1860. .fs
g.; ~ yl;b TERMS: .1-,a "a.
Credit Of G. - and Is months with interest
Notes with good security win be required, and lien
re.ained.
Dec. Is. taH it ~ A. COX, Cd X.
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N0Eca

N Ot1Co.
A Ii persons are hereby notified MOTTO trade for
"A note given by j ohm I. MeCanlass q John II
TAYLOR on The 22d dag ef October 1868 made pay4
able to Mary NesEt and dne on the 25th Of DeceIn-
ber 1867 for the rent of land for that year. Said
note was given under = MISREPRESENTATION Of facts co
a person no had no right 20 rent the land, and il
therefore void.-r JOHN T. MoCANLASS.
dec 9l-4t JOHN H. TAYLOR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GTOTEN.
80 AZORES
Of Giles County Land for Sale.

+ Offer for sale 200saeres offend known as she
j Back plaseg onVgh lisre als 10eaeFe = lssei
No. ! gram Ind cotton laf The b iiee eedns -iIss
with plentYrQf water and good iEaprQveHent ~
be sold together or divided te suit purchasers Al
so 8T0 acres Erst bel5f Tunnel ill mis- wa
of the Tnilroad 1fy tim bered with opEaE, wllte
oak hickory. slestnat and ash tifn1eE. lnaAiHg II
good lOcatiG1 for mill, There are hundreds OF
acres Of timbered lands lying contiguous TO IN
timber which be sawed on shares. | VII SELF
together with the $40 acres, saw stand, SAWS and
carriage uniIliured, made by 0. Childs - CO., en-
einnatt O., of viii become a partner nit png re-
sponsible person in mill, which can be supplies
with timber for, years. Terms Of sale, third
down, the balance ols and Two gears With interest.
The Euaellnery aud timber above referred to viii
be furnished and run on the shares If desired.
dec 21-9t j. A. BEASLEE.
Nashville Union q Dispatch copy and send Pill
to this Office.
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nURsU ANT TO q dssres of tbs ChAncery court at
Claxsof, , VII sol 70 The highest bidder on
Saturday the 18th Of January. 1867,
a. lss sS6s in the sewn o. PuE4si tha e.
tatsof Self deceased, about 30 acres IN the l1th
civil district, aaioining VIM Alctsrew, widow Nc
Cadiess and otkars sitnatedO On the head ,Eaera q
Buchanan's creek about one mile east Of Aetsress
still house.
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LAND FOR SALE.

DURSUAET to 4 decree OF the Cbancery court. at
i Pulaski in the cause of L. a. Upshaw and 9TH
efs Eleapor P. Upshaw and others, Twill, on
Monday, 21st day Of January, 1887
sell to the highest bidder the premises. cred
it of one two and three years, with interest," the res
idue of the tract Of land described il the peadngs
not covered by the widows dover; containing a
fraction 513 acres belonging to the estate Of
Lewis G. u Psha decd and upon which he resided
the time of his death, situated in Giles county
RichIand creek, adioinihg The lands Of Roger simP
son. ames Scruggs Mrs. i Nelson and others The
land is mostly cleased and in cultivation
Said land will be sold in lots or together as may
be deemed to the interest of the parties.
Notes With good seeUFisy Wal be required of the
purchaser and alien retained q r.,- .--.ta.- -.
Dec %, 1885, a. COX. n.
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rCER insolvency of ne estate Of Iaban A. West
j. TnOreiaud having been suggested and admitted,
all persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to le thas9Ineyith the y ofthe.
chancery court az Pulaski fog pro rata payment.
llal. Is - ~ -l.L-.l 80. -AECON. c y "a p
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Ourffl IegigIature DisloyaI.

Teunessee is only half reconstrueteds-E-
Is IeeislaIurs has killed bill 10 establisi
fsee school, Until the Tennesseans lsafs
that q popular government Is based apoa
popular Negligence, and regard free bOols
as more necessary than militia force, or a
loyal Legislature, they may ezpeetr constant
disorder and inveterate disloyaltY
So says the 1Hisgollr5 Densocrat. We
might say. parenthetieaily. however, that
this paper is only ''so.ealled" Democratic
being one Of The vilest abolition sheets 10
the Northwest. We are inciined to tbiDk
there IS some mistake about this. shd that
the Democrat didns refer to our legislature.
He certainly aid not intend to say tllst all
the wisdom. integrity and patriotism Of the
Stste nov assembled al Nsshyillsi is eharac.
tsrised BY ighorance and disloyafty, The
idea is preposteF ous!--14ene. AppeaL -
II is stated that there is laeit UNDER
standing among Democratic memers of Con-
gFes to, adePt a masfeFlyl inactivity for the
RFssspt, and to refrain from anything hay-
Rgthe least appearance 0ftrpcnleaees q
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i credit OF s, fs sod Is months with interest
Notes With Approved security win be required qnd
: De De- 5s'1l' g. AtcoX, esq
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All Road sorint for SAC.

DURSUANT to q decree Of the chaneery court at
i Pulaski ia che calise Of Henry Houzs IS j G
Young q others, ] viii, On $500.
The First MoRday in January next,
sell to the highest bidder at the court housd doosfn
Pulaski. for cash. about 100 ash vile Decatur
Rs51TSsa seriRk .uoideas 5as ~ earesa
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saturdaY. Fabraarv ed. 1eR7.


James ID White, eosapPt., -. vf
Vim. II. Oliver, ct ais, def'dts-
TN this eauss it appearing 70 the satsfaetion ofthe
i Clerk and Master fzpa sfda Nit that Tia defspd-
ant Phillip Oliver, is non resident Of the State
q feanssses. 80 that the ordinary pfeeess Of this
cont eannct be served On hmi On motion e e
therefore ordered that publfcation Be made FOR four
we IN succession IN the Cftizeas usfEspapes
published IN the town of PRtash in said State, re-
oairing saad dsfendAug 70 b and appear 81 Tie
hrss sy q The next tera ef the Chaneery CopTk 70
Be held Coz the county Of Giles at the court house In
Ps1asks on tha fTst MOnday 81 March next, sad
answer cornpIainantE bill or the same viii Be taken
for confessed as to him ana set for hearing IL Daf8s
usdec. Is, 1855 A. cox, e. = 81. 3
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g It q Yankaa &c

sss.a Is it q Yankee Trick 49,.
1t is given out-and until The arrival of
Admiral GOldsboro will canse no little in
terestTthst the FELLOW arrested at Alsxan-
dFia. Egypt, As John H. surratt. one of the
parties implicated in the ASSASSINATION Of
"HOnest Old Abe, y Is not Che. right man.
and that his passing himself of for that in
diViduah was asTase.to geg home cree Of ex-
PenEe. eouss1iE m8lJ uozs ~ s essdfa
The story isl1hatas Bohemian vent 70
Egypt. expecting 10 pay bis expenses by
wriliRg for she Rress. but that his Letters
could End no paper wiling to pay fOr.ulaat
was merely tFanscFiptof she guids books;s
SO he ran SAT Of fands. Rad was put 70 his.
wits'i ends 70 gel hons. Hs.heard lhst.
SREgatt bad naie his escape from Rome.
and he theughti ROV was bis, obapoa He.
gsye.it ont very .sep6dentially. 70 a'lO5sl
American, thatrbee WAS tbs very identical
SurFatt. Bnd 10 atwoi shoufs he .Naa in the
hands of the United States Consul, put
aboard ship st va. ana IS Esi6g brought
home 10 the most agreeabie napner, without
expense. aae Fs4 # ,ha BE a9als
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Sale OfTand.

1DJIO' OF -L16lAL4a = F'I'fil
DY virtue Of venditiOni expenas issued to ne,
u from the ehancery corut ct Ppleski, IN tbe Cause
Of James McCallum, ~, fog the Esa Of &c, vs.
Ismael Boswell and 4 b Carter, / VIII, on
Saturday, February ed, 1867,
sell ct the court hease doog in Pulaski for cash. tho
following desoTlbed tract Of land belonging 70 said
Carter, stuatsd ~ eoantih LIST eiyi district,
on Sinking creek, con tanning about 80 acres-beun-
ded north BY laais Of EzaBet ortiaE, east By the
and tract known IS the SiEns tract belong--
ing 30 John Sweeney and the heira of John " Camp,
dee south By tie tract last aforesaid and west By
the Carmichael tract now claimed by Reuben Nc
of Henry Brags - =. h PEbEN, ~
dee %. ShR.