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Southern Congress--The Provisional
Government.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. 9.
The following is the preamble of the Con-
stitution OF the Provisional Government,
printed to-day:
We, the Delegates of the sovereign and in
dependent States, of South Carolina. Georgia.
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana.
invoking the favor of Almighty God, do
hereby, in behalf of these States, ordain and
establish this Constitution, for the Provision
al Government Of the same. and to continue
in force for one year from the Inauguration
of President, or until a permanent Consti-
tuition or Confederation between said States
shall be put in operation, whichever shall
first occur:
The second section of the first article de-
clares that the importation eff African negroes
from any foreign country, other than the
sIaveholding States of the United States, is
hereby forbidden, and Congress is required
to pass such laws as shall effeetually prevent
the same.
Section second.-Tbe Congress shall also
have power to prohibit the introduction of
slaves from any State not a member of this
Confederacy.
Article Fourth.-Third clause of second
seetion.-A slave in one State, escaping to
another, shall be delivered up on the claim
OF the party to whom said slave may belong,
by the Executive authority of the State In
which such slave may be found; and in case
OF any abduction or forcible rescue. full
compensation, including the value of the
slave. and all costs and expenses. shall be
made to the party by the State in which
such abducton or rescue shall take place.
Article Sixth, Second Clause The Gov
eminent hereby Instituted shall take immedi-
ate steps for the settlement of all matters ha-
tween the States forming it and their other
late confederates of the United States. in re-
lation to the public property and public debt
at the time of their withdrawal from them
these States declaring it to be their wish
and earnest desire to adjust everything per-
tanning to the common property, common
liability and common obligations of that
Union, upon the principles of right aad JUS
tice. equality and good faith.
All other portions of the Constitution are
almost Identical with that of the Constitu-
ton of the United States.
A resolution was adopted appointinp a
committee of three Alabama deputies to in
quire and report what terms suitable build
ings in Montgomery can be secured for the
use of the several Executive Departments OF
the Confederacy, under the Provisional Gov
eminent.
A bill was passed continuing in force until
repealed. and altered by Congress, all laws
of the United States in force and use on the
LIST of November last, not inconsistent with
the Constitution Of the Provisional Govern
ment. 1t is understood under this law, that
tariff will be laid on all goods brought from
the United States.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
finance committee to report promptly tar
liz for raising a revenue to support the Gov
eminent. s--t
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
appoiufmeuk of a COMMITTEES to reDort Con
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$4,000 PENALTY.
To the Tax-Payers of Warren Coun,

To the Taxpayers of Warren ounty.
By an Ordinance of the State Convention,
military tax has been levied for the defence
of the State. You are therefore hereby noti-
fed to come forward Immediately and pay the
same. And as said Convention has levied a
tax on all money loaned outside of the State,
and on all money kept from circulation
within the State, it becomes the duty Of
every taxpayer to appear at the Sherif's
office and sgiye.i in, under oath, said assess
ments of money, JorthUith, under penalty of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This act applies as well to those who here
tofore paid their taxes. as to those who have
not paid them. WIN. NJ CRAZE, Sheriff.
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January Rules, 1861.

Catharine Meador rs. c. Y. Meador.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk Mas
ter, from the alleg tions in the Bill filed in this
cause that the Defendant c. " Meador, is nonresi-
dent of the state of Tennessee that the orda ~
process law cannot be served upon him it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Nashville Pa
riot, newspaper published in the city of Nashville,
for four successive weeks, requiring the said Defend
ant to appear at the May term 1861, of the Circuit
Court of Davidson county, to be held at the city of
Nashville, on the Third Monday in May next then and
there plead answer denur to complainant's Bill or
the same will be taken pro coneso, and set for hear
ing ex parte. L .Ft.fe@ DAVID C. LOVE, III
feb11-td Clerk and Master
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HOUSE ANDLoT on CEDAR STREET, -.

Edwin H. Childress Us. E. G. Crump, and others.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, at November Term, $50 10 the above
named case, will SELL at public sale, at my office, IN
the Court House, at Nashville, on
u SATURDAY, MARCH IND, 1861,
The House and Lot Cedar street, Just east of the
Catholic Church, and between said Church and the
residence of Dr. Atchison Lot IS feet front by los
deep. q. ...e@, &. $40 -.
TERMS 20, II and Is months credit with interest
from day of sale, purchaser to give notes with ap-
proved security, aud sale without redemption. f4s
febS- - ]. E. GLAYES. C. NJ
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Chancery Sale.

DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, at November Term, 1850, in the case of
O. W Kinney Us. George Thomas and wife, / will sell
at the Court House in Nashville, Saturday March
9th, 1861, Lot OF ground on North Market street,
ant the 18th April, 1852 (he same is part of Lot
No a. in Balch and Whiteside's Addition-fronts SO
feet and is 40 feet wide rear runs back 1855 feet
and four inches
TERMS 30 months credit without interest and free
from redemption, purchaser to notes with APP
proved security and lien also retained. - tstr =
feb13-tds J. E. GLEAVES, C. &M
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Ghaneerg Sales.
Chancery Sale.

DURSUANT To decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, at November Term 1860, in the case
OF Gibson Merritt John A. Fisher and Others will
sell at public SALE the Court House Nashville on
Saturday, March 9th 1851 Tract of SO IA
poles of Land lying on Mill Creek and 10 w G.
NJ Campbells lands, and being the sold By
Lewis and Nancy Jones to John A Fisher, the Sth
October, 1855. szzef-11
TERMS 20 and u months credit without interest,
and free from redemption, purchaser to give notes
with approved security and lien retained.
afeDl3-tdS J. L.. GI.EAVES- G
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HOUSE AND LOT IN WATKINS ADDITION.
Samuel n. Manning re p r Kelly

oalnuci u 9iiihinS cs L. %. heIy
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, at November Term, 1860, in the above
named case, will sell at public SALE at my Office in
the Court House, at Nashville, on -
SATURDAY. MARCH 2ND, 1861,
The House and Lot mentioned in the pleadpgs as oc
cuped by the defendant. The Lot fronts SO feet on
Gay street, in Watkins Addition, and runs back $50
feet. .li. .--srl $50 en- .f.-a-
Z TERMS 30 and II months credit without interest,"
purchaser give with good security payable in
Bank and lien also retained. j. E. GLEAYtS, -zfa
febe-ids Clerk and Master
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For Cincinnati,
.Chancery Court at Nashville

- Henry Holt, Jr-, rs. Carroll ". Hyde, ct. ais.
the office of the Clerk and Master of the Chan
II Gerry Court Nashville, the 18th day of Feb.
1861. on motion of complainant, by counsel in the
above cause and appearing the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master that the said defendant, Jeremiah
Clark is nonresident of the State of Tennessee, and
therefore the ordinary process of this be
served upon him. it is therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made for four weeks
succession in the Nashville Patriot, newspaper pub
shed in the city of Nashville, requiring the said de-
PENDANT to appear at the next OF the Ghancery
Court 10 be holden for the county of Davidson the
court house thereof in the city of Nashville the
first Monday in May next, and answer said BILL the
same Will be taken for confessed TO him and set
down for hearing parte. ]. E GLEAVES,
feb13-w4t prs fee 50 Clerk and Master.
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Land at Chancery Sale.
Peter H. Ackey and others Rebecca R. Ackey a

PeIer Il. Ackey and others Us Rebecca z. Ackey and
others.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, at November Term, 1862 in the above
named case will sell at public sale, at the Court
House in Nashville, Saturday, March 9th, 1851 two
small tracts of Land-beng subdiv isions of the Moore
Track, West Fork of Mill Creek one parcel being
known on the plan No. g. and assigned Mrs Ackey
and containing 12S{ acres-the other No. g. and
signed TO Mrs. Patton and containing 131k arcres.
Further description given on day of sale.
TERMS IL, and years credit with interest,
purchaser to pay part cash. and to give for residue
notes with approved securities.
feb13-tds st~rs z. GI.EAVES. C. & ME-
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Land and Slaves Of thcCafuty Estate.

DURSuANT 70 decree OF the Chaacery Coart q
II Nashville, al November term, 1s60, IN the ezss
Of Washington J. WaKzoner and others, Nm--f
ney and others, vii sell Tanrsdsy the 7l<f Feb
ruary, 1851 the Tact a <25< Acres q Lad 1nd the
Six Slaves mentioned IN the piesdings n sad case
ceis, and rlats viii be shown on day OF sale
Ssle 70 take place premises On following terms -
possession 20 hegivee a. onee
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HOUSE AND LOT on CEDAR STREET.

W. E. Watkins Is. E. G. Crump and others i
DURSUANT TO decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, at November Term 1850, in the above
named case, will sell at public sale, at my ofice in
the Court House, at Nashville on .7,ssi'4 - -
SATURDAY, MARCH End, 1861, -
The House and Lot Cedar street. just east of the
Catholic Church and between said Church and the
idence OF Dr. Atchison Lot IS feet front by los deep
TERMS 20 IL and IS months credit, with interest
from day of sale, purchaser to give notes with ap-
proved security, and sale without redemption.
feb9--tds J. E. GLEAvES, C. & NJ
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yesterday, the 18th inst, Capt. ROB

DIED.
In this city yesterday the 18th inst, Capt ROB
ERT BRADFUTE- s--ssl=s5-- i9 fs-
The friends and acquaintance of the deceased are re-
spectuly invited to attend his funeral residence
of Geo. W. Smith, No. q Vine street. this evening at
3 O'Clock
Divine Service by Rev.L. d. Houston. - ID
In this city at * O'Clock, P. NJ 18th inst, Mrs S.
n PAUL, wife of Isaac Paul, Esq, at the age of 81
years and months. -.-y...--s (
The Funeral will take place this wednesday, after
noon, at O'Clock, from the residence of Isaac Paul.
South College Street. 80 s..5I ! q -
Divine Service bv Rev Dr. JoES NJ WATSON
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Lot Jackson street, in Hardings Addition front
ing 121 feet on said Street and running back feet
to Alley - feet wide. This Lot is made up OF
Lots No CO. 81 and seventeen feet of Lot No g. and
is property sold to the defendant by W. Warne.
TERMS months, with interest from day of sale
purchaser to give notes with approved security and
sale without redemption. ]. Z. GLEAYES, :
feb9-tds Clerk and Master 4
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ITO be Continued.]

How 1T WoRKs.--The Sheriff OF Warren
county, Mississippi, at Vicksbarg, publishes
the following Proclamation. which is of
equal interest to property holders and money
loaners in other portions of the State:
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HoIIoway,s pills.-Gosriveness.-1h

Hollowayss Pflls.-COstivenesss-
bowels become torpid and poweress under continual
purgaton Hooway's Pills penetrate to the nucleus Of
the disease and eradicate IT, They evacuate the foul
and yitated particles from the ntestines, by mild
aperent operation and recuperae their exhausted
ergy, by restoring tone and vigor they induce
healthy action and preyenta relapse Of the malady
For Piles Fisuas Dyspepsia, and all disorders of the
viscer they stand without rival Sold by all Drug
gists at 25c-, 62c,, and 81 per box.
fenI2-IW q
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HARDING'S ADDITION.
SATURDAY. MARCH 2Np. 1ss1

DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, at November Term, 1850, in the above
named case, will sell at public sale, at my Once
in the Court House at Nashville on - --
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Chancery Sale.

NASHVILLE
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, at November Term, 1860, in the case of
Edward L. Jordan, Admir- &c, of Solomon G. Morton,
decd, Joseph H. Hampton aud others, viii sell
at public sale, at the Court House in Nashville on
saturday, March 9Th, 1861, Tract of 162 acres and
Is poles OF Land lying II Il miles from Nashville,
the NoiensvIlle Turnpike Road, and being the same
Farm sold by Solomon G. Norton decd. to Joseph H.
Hampton.
TERMS:-6, II and a months credit without inter-
est, and free from redemption purchaser give
notes with approved security, and lien also retained
feb13-tds J. Z. GIEAVES, c.. &M
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COnstable's Sale..

fsaee q Davidson county ezpese % pubic s lie
day Of February 1851, one N6Esa c1sl ub1u@ zl1CE
yeex4 ed, - - 49, Of Crory- Levied $780,
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a DWELLING HOUSE, on Cherry Street. 3 doois
~ from Hasbrooks' Store, with rooms including
cook and servants rooms, Office, smoke house sta
bic and small garden well in the yard. Apply the
place or 90 North Market street. Possession given
Immediately 1.s-l - ~ AM
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THE BLOOD.

Dr. Weaueys Ksdiciues for Humors These invaI-
liable medicines have achieved complete triumph In
eradcatlng humors Of all kinds from the human sys-
TEN. They were introduced TO the public Some six
years SINCE and have been used with entire success
The Cankef and Sat Rheum Syrup stsken internally,
which .cleansss, thu blood By throwing Impurities to
all e<uptons are destroyed. AID health and beauty
htossd Thst<utuirhisg success has called out many
ienorat pretenders who have introduced th7srun1er
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PETERSON,S MAGAZINE,
For March. Beautifully Illustrated with Steel En-
cravings and Fashion Plates For sale in Nashville by
febe-tf7 = JOHN YORK CO.
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Mew ADVERTISEMENTS.
For New Orleans.

HsHE fine passenger ;ffIk -
i steamer JAMES WOODS, Ex{IsESsssssSaH
BoYD. : Master, viii leave ON
this day Wednesday for the above and all intermediate
ports at 4ociock- P Nj freight passage apply
beard, A HAMILTON, Agent.
! !. febi3-It
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-'NN.-O ]
small family, as cook and washer. atc29-tf
NEGROES 70 HIRE
FOR RENT.

WE have aiot Of good Negroes 10 hire, >en Girls
w and Boys Ijar3-tfl II a. HAYNES & co 8
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ELECTION NOTICE.

rT'HE Stockholders of the Nashville Gas-Lght Com
i pany viii hold their annual election of seven Dr.
rectors at the Office of the Company Thursday, eth
day of March, 1861. JAS. H KENDRICK, aeE
Z feb7-tsmarch. zs-rs3 Secretary.
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~sO1AOC 70 = xsSS<AhSOHSs
1NHE Passenger Train on the Nashville Chattanoo-
l. ga r. R., heretofore leaving Nashville at $50 A.
NJ, and arriving at $50 NJ, has been discontinued
until further notice. For the accommodation OF way
passengers Passenger Car VIII be attached to the
Cowen Way Freight Train leaving Nashville daily.
Sunday 8 excepted, at A. H.. and arriving at 6.30
NJ W COLE, Superintendent
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For Rent. Furnished
FOR HIRE.

A SLEEPING ROOM, for single gentlemen, ms
n Private. House, with every convenience. For
particulars apply at this office. janfI
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Administrators Notice.
Il AvING been qualified as Administrator of Joseph
LII W. Walker, decd, hereby notify all persons
having claims against said Estate file the same with
me for payment, and those who indebted VIII
please come forward and settle Immediately.
r. F. WOODS,
feb5-2w*S = ls.t-.is Administrator.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 12.-The river is falling
with feet inches water in the canal.
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FOR RENT FOR Is6,

Z VIE Store Room on College Street. occupied -
L by Aessrs. Gould < Freeman as a Furni $50
ture Establishment. iEsRzk
Possession given LIST January, 1861 Apply
to lnov2-tfl MICHAEL. VAUGHN
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Co-Partnership Notice.

4 HAVE taken in the Wholesale and Retail Drug and
clerk, Mr.. F. j. HAUCH. o. SPRINGER
Z The name and style of the firm hereafter will be -
jans-6m 81 80 go - o. SPRINGER < co
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For Rent. For Rent.

HE two BOARDING HOUSES on the Wharf owned
4 by me is for rent for the year 1861 If not rented
before the 18th January, viii be rented at public out
cry to the highest bidder For terms, Sc-appiy To
D. E Bauman, al the Rock City Nils - 80
dec29-tf W a CORDON
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N the Ewing Avenue, very convenient f3rIck
~ Cottage, with seven rooms Rent $3.50. Likewise
very desirable Frame Dwelling house, with eistern
stable and carriage house, Rent $500 Apply al
streets. G. q HUGHES
dec5-tf
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

stood, while the Chaplain aud Winser looked TO
the staircase by which We had descended and
the adjoining chambers / ran down stairs to
see if anything was threatened from the story be-
low, but it soon appeared there was no danger
from that quarter. However, We were
not at all disposed TO noye from our
position. From the opening doors, and
through the passages, We discerned
sufficient number Of forms TO assure US that we
were dreadfully in the minority. | think now that
there was 10 danger, and that the single assall-
ant acted without concert with any body; but 1t IS
impossible to know accurately, and it was cer-
tainly doubtful question then. The first thing
10 be done was 10 look TO our dead friend and
leader. He had fallen on his face, and the streams
of blood that flowed from bis wound had lit
eraly flooded the way. The Chaplain turned him
gently over, and stopped and called his name
aloud, ut which thought then he mlrmured in.
articulatey. presume was mistaken. and
am not sure that he spoke word after being
struck, although in my dispatch ! repeated sim
gle exclamation which | bad believed he uttered.
II might have been Brownell, or the
Winser and | lifted the body with all the
care We could apply and laid it upon bed in
room near by. The rebel flag, stained with
Lis blood, and purified BY this contact from the
baseness of its former meaning we laid about
lis feet. 1t was at fret difficult to discover the
precise locality of his wound, for all parts Of his
coat were equally saturated with blood. by
sIx. half an1u INIT
coat. we found where the shot had penetrated.
None of US had any medical knowledge, but We
saw that oil hope must be resigned. Never
theless, it seemed proper to summon the surgeon
as speedily az possible. This coild not easily be
done, for, secluded as We were in that part of
the town, and uncertain whether an ambush
might not be awaiting US also, no man could
volunteer to venture forth alone, and to
90 together and leave the ColOnels body
behind, was out Of the question. We won.
dered at the long delay Of the first company,
for the advance of which the Colonel had
sent back before approaching the hotel, but We
subsequently learned that they had mistaken
street, and gone little out of their way. Be-
fore they arrived we had removed some of the
unsghtiy stains from the Colones features, and
composed his limbs. His expression in death was
beautifully natural. The Colonel was singu-
lary handsome man, and, excepting the pallor,
there was nothing different in his countenance
now from what all his friends had so lately been
accust ,mod to gladly recognize. The detach.
ment was heard approaching at last, reinforce
ment was easily called up, and the surgeon was
sent for. His arrival, not long after, Of course
sealed our own unhappy belief. sufficient
guard was presently distributed over tho house,
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but meanwhile / had remembered the Colonel:
carnestness about the telegraph seizure, ard OBJ
tained permission TO guide q squad of ZOuaYes to
the Office which was found to be entirely open,
with all the doors ajar, yet apparently deserted.
1t looked little hkc another chance of q sur
prise. The men remained in charge. presume
it was not wholly in order for me, civilian, to
start upon this mission, but i was the only per-
son who knew the whereabouts Of the Office and
the Colonel had been very positive about the
matter. When Ireturned to the hotel there was a
terrible scene enacting. A woman had run from
a lower room to the stairway where the body
Of the defender Of the Secession flag lay, and
recognizing it, cried alond with an agony 80
heart-rending that no person could witness it
without emotion. She flung her arms in the air,
struck her brow madly, and seemed in every
way utterly abandoned TO desoatiOn and frenzy.
She offered no eproaches-appeared indeed al
most regardless of our presence, and yielded
only to her own frantic despair. 1t was her
husband that lad been shot. He was the pro-
prietor of the hotel. His name was James 7.
Jackson. WInser was confident it was the same
and told us he was boarder. His wife, as
said, was wild almost to insanity. Yet she
listened when spoken TO- and although no cOnso-
laton could be offered her by US for what she
had lost, she seemed sensible 10 the assurance
that the safety of her children, for whom she
daDgered.
1t is not from any wish TO fasten obOquy upon
the slayer of Col. Ellsworth, but simply because it
struck me as a frightful fact, that say the face
Of the dead man wore the most revolving ex-
preston Of rage and hatred that l ever saw.
Perhaps the nature Of his wound added TO this
effect, and the wound was something 80 APPALLING
that shall not attempt to describe it, as it i'm
pressed me. 1t il probable that such result
from bullet.wOund could not ensue once in
thousand times. Either OF Brownell's onslaughts
would have been instantaneously fatal. The saber-
wound was not less effective than that of the
ball. The gun which Jackson had fired lay
beneath him, clasped in bis arms, and as we did
not at first all know that both barrels had been
discharged, it was thought necessary to remove
it, lest ir should be suddenly seized and made use
OF from below. In doing this, his countenance
was revealed.
As the morning advanced, the town,peope be-
gan to gather in the vicinity, and guard was
fixed, preventing ingress and egress. This was
done to keep all parties from knowing what had
occurred, for the Zouaves were so devoted to
their Colonel that it was feared if they all were
made acquainted with the real fact, they would
sack the house. On the other hand, it was not
thought wise to let the Alexandrians know thus
carly the fate of their townsman. The Zouaves