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Tnion Sentiment IN Alabama.

A correspondent Of the New Yorl
Herald, writing from Montgomery
Ala, on the 9th of April last, says
am convinced that 8 majority OF
the people Of this State, including the
farmers and the working masses, with
a large proportion of the leading inhu.
entail and substantial men, DO now
and have ever desired the restoration
OF their State to its old position with
her sisters Of the Union, from which
IL wss drsgooned and precipitated into
rebellion by the vilest system of poliG-
cal ohicsnery and intrigue Among
the faithful of rebeldom Alabanas was
always considered unsound. Nanv of
her people tO-dsy are as true to the
Union as ever Here, in MONTGOMERY
the conservatives have been scarcely
permitted 70 open their mouths. Their
friends and relatives have been torn
from them by oonscripting agents and
forced TO take part in the rebellion.
Only for the past few months have they
dared 70 speak out in bold and manly
tones against the encroaehments of The
grinding despotisrn which mauscleS
their limbs and bridled their tongues
In the State Legislature, though not in
A majority, the conservatives MANAGED
10 detest the mschinstions Of the Watts
party Of FIRE eaters, and 70 brayely hold
Their own ia the iaoe Of the reign Of
terror, and the most intolerant ana IA
matte spirit of prescription.
Now that the citizens are under the
shadow OF the old flag Of the Union
they begin pretty freely toexpress their
devotion TO the Union, and their long
depressed maledictions against the ty-
rants who had dragged them into
wicked rebellion against il. tr
-, ainderstand the people are soon 20
lole' mass meeting 20 c 5nside a. he re-
sumption Of their alleeianec 49, - ~
sha resolve themselves hack INTO tbs
Union, with their STATE, which many nv
Of them consider has never been ont al
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Az ACT 70 0no,d an act s7.atlcd " Is
act for tkc collection o. Girs-f tares {,
srstrTccnonagy districts tritbis he Unites
Niolss, AID fer otbfr purposes" approved
.t1.5 ss013, oystsH, h1sGarc2 and si.rtr,-
te6.
Bet c',ac,oi By ne Senate and House n,
RsTroSn,laU,s Of The U7ited Ntafrg q,
-AHUIoa "a Congress GSScpt5ldd, That the
seventh section Of an act entitled "Ap
act Cor the collection Of direct taxes in
lusurrectionary districts within the
United States, and for other purposes, %
approved June seven, eighteen hundred
Ana slNty-two, be amended so as 10
read a. follows: SECTION Z, Ind Be :.
l''iier enacted, That the said board OF
comm lhsloners shall be required. in
case The taxes charged upop the said
20 y ana parcels Of land shall not be
paia as provided for in the third sec.
ton oi tins act, TO cause the same 10
De advertised tQ sale in s newsnaper
published ia the town. parish 6itrr,,.,
Or county, OF If the publisher tbo,,,,,,
refuse 10 publish the same 49,, -
any other Newspaper % be seiec,as -
scId commissioners IN said disc, -.
~ the city OF Nashiu gton, for Al lssst
four weeks, and by posting notices ID
sid sale in three public pisces in the
'oWn, parish, distrieL OF county within
winch sad lanas are situate, AZ least
ioar weeks previous 70 the day OF 80
and At the time and place q -. -
cause the same 70 be EeTerelly sols -
Jhe highest bidder for = sum not lee
than the taxes. penalty, aud costs, an,
ten per centum per Ennum interest o.
said tax, pursuant 10 said notice; il
all cases where the owner Of said lot
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

From sight % tzsnfy ysars stGndinEs Eith aEmsa
knoEn 70 sciEuc8 Ezld fan1o-
For ms8ieai prspsrass q Bushu, Sc Dispeaas-
tory q ~ U1i1sd slates-
- Protector DsNees' valuable Eorks o. lhs
Prsctice q Phys.c-
Sc raunsrLa made b ne Az coie1rated u
Fhysick, PhilsdnlphiA.
s. remarks made b. D.. EphFalnn AoDolEsll. q
celedrated Physician, and ulsInosr q ne Aofa
College Of Surgeons, irelEnd. snd pun11ted H tGs
y rsnlactors n lise King and ausa1's Sourlrl-
sea hadlco-ChirurEcI keFisEi pUnlIsnad y
senislnin TraysFa, Fsl0a q tbs Aoye Oollegt d
- rosi Of De AZ siazdErd Eorks o. uaodic.nA.
Extrzsi Buchc,-.--Sloo p1r ooilies o. ~ 20 no
g. azTaEpzr.lla, A.aJ b.G1
lBipFd Rose Wash, g 400
% kalfa do1sa q eaeb fcr Sia, afi1h vi -
IN 49, y cGra the n1osi oteensle easas Il dir.,-
Eous aro alhsrcf %
bsli7srsi . NJ siaroas, ssoursiy pachsd fop
shfergsccn-
svDsseriba sy1upt0r1a - ~ ssamea,esuas..
curss zuazHEtssd. hdfies gra1-
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HELxBoLDs ROSE WASH

An excs1s1t Loson Tor Diseases q 9 syphfHac ~.
ture, a1d ~ "a iniacfo1 10 dissasss b he unnzFy
oTgars, arising nom hahita Of dissipation, uesd 10
eonnectnn with ne Extrects Buchu md Saraspa-
MS, 10 such diseases 81 raoozuma1dsd-
EFida1ge 81 TIE most roapcasIhls I'D - iatia
character vi accompaay ths medalnns.
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New Iron Store

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAs Wkp ARR4FeE
L ments Hfh one of he uiost e1ie1aifa koil1e
NILS In Ptfshgrg for 81 ampe supi IA uf lran al
Nsia Is - cold " prices CORES 10lrIuE WIN Ffa-
borg rates A large stock % bar, sheet Iroa snd
Nslfs VII BE- kept On band. Ordcu ior any airas
ana des-r ptions wi o. pruluptiy eEseutsf 49,.
odd at flftsturE rsfes-
.. D. nICEEY, Hroad aud Hish "a
nnsy2-d DAN
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the Union. Leading secessionists, 81
length convinced of the hopelessness OF
the Davis dynasty, are now prepared 70
effect a compromise with their Inore
conservative neighbors who have always
been loyal, 20 return Alabama to her
old position in the galaxy OF loyal
States.
"A CaIPTTR oE GREAT EyESTs-There
Is not in the history Of any nation 50
thickly studied page Of great events
as that which may be written OF the
past six months in the story OF this
war-events which have crowded so
fast upon each other that, when we re-
gard their magnitude and their results,
we are almost bewildered. First there
was the magnificent success Of Sher-
man in Georgia and South Carolin& (;
then followed the fail Of Wilmington /;
then the victories of Grant and the
capture of Richmond. speedily came
the surrender of Lee and his whole
army, next the surrender of Johnston; ;
then the capture of Mobile. Next, the
sad event, the assassination Of the Pre-
sident, followed almost Immediately by
the shooting of his murderer. Then
Dick Taylor surrenders his army and
last. Dot least in great events, we now
have the capture Of the arch-conspira-
tor, JEFF DAVIS. A remarkable chapter
of history truly for six brief months 10
develop ~ J. Herald
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Valuable land for sac.

Dl virtue q The power vested in Us, BY TIE lsst
h WI % nEF.d X Vsncs. deceased, We a. E1-
ecutors WI sell % tts highest bidder. the prem
lses, on the Sd DAY Of June next, creSft one
ana land on vk3ch the deceassd lived 81 he tine
he died, c0n.sn lng as Rcres. shout one hundred
m cultivation, and TIE isi1nce finely tnhered Tkis
desn ahie piace i stuaied IN Civil Dstrict No z 81
Bedford county. end on the snters o. Doddy's
Creek, and 8 Miles from WErtrEce.
THIS Is e rare chance for the investment q CAPT
IA. Az q Stock farm Il Is unsurpassed and toe
tine Poplar and Oak timber i Inexha1sfshla.
3. K. wHITSOn J. d. SCOTT,
maylf-if Executors.
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BLOOD BLooDi BLOOD
Hslmbold's Highly ooaOsutraisd OOnpo1sz
Fluid Extract SarsapaFIlls
SYPHILIS.
SYPHILIS.

TINS Is &c affection Of ths blood. and stacks ne
3eruai Orzaua, LINING Of she Nose, Esra, Throat
NiDdPipe, and other mueus sIlriaces, making il
appearances IN he form q Ulcers Hellnboid's Ex
lrsct harEapaf1lla parties he Blood and raulogss
AZ scslY orupt0ns d tha sdn, giving b the CON
plexon clear md healthy color. 10 hang psapar-
Cd expressly ior tins class o. comps1ta, - blood
purifying pr5Paraa5 are pfa6srYed 70 TreEtsg a
tsni hHn aag oshsr prepararO1 O laraspsrliE.
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For Rent.

CTORE BUILpINa 5ust erected On Cher17 81. 9
- lev doors below Cedar. Very desirsfie ioca-
TN VIII answer for store and dwelllsg, ArEe yAFi
10 me rear. Apply to
ulaVI1-2W n DERBY = College -
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IIOTrORR-

Bids Alcohol, 90 per cent III
8 70 per cent.
9 Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky, pure, for Med. purposes,
Pure French Brandy,
l Holland Gin,
Pure Port. Madeira, and Sherry Wines,
FoE sale low, by EWIN & PENDLETON.
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BITTERS,
SUNDRIES.

Is Kegs Soda, BID Bluestone,
Cask Macaboy Snuff l '' C1dDssF,
Bbls Epson salts, 100 Los COnhrneal,
o Dutch MsddeF, 2 Bh,s Cream Tartar,
200 Lbs best Indigo, 81 Birthstone.
BDls COpperss, -Four sulphur,
For sale low, by EWIN & PLNDEbTON.
Rpr22 SIN .-..
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Br0ad Street Rrldge Comnanr-

O5 ~. ~ 81 s.ielhoaal sutscfiptons b s.sst =
2Pt9ed On Monday the itth ret ii ~ !. -. y
= Le9ls.see harine snd Ere hsufsnrs Co.,,,s
70 80 y ne once 81 The Nashville cr.,r,.,.i
Insurance Company 70 'a'nff''zi
y order q he BoaYd.
D'A5'Ns" A. ". BUFLER, Sec. and Trs,s.
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AFFTpAYfFf

fIaarsoazly appeared heioss Ne a ,Alasu,.. q.
ths cty a PhiistoYbia, II. =. Hoifahoid. 49, b..
NJ t1y ssorn. doh as5, BE- rrsuafat o. -,
- uEreolfs 20 r1efczrls uE ctEsf iniu7sfHn 4rTsI
huf ~ g1rsly vagstahle. TT. HTLNfDf -
sworn s1d .asacrliec before me- Qils - a.
NcFernber, lsi4. w 3 HrURfaT
hilefi5 ~ sl1-atreet, snoFe Rec, Phia-
AdeIrl le-sell 20 tll1rIaatou n ar.sf. iilr.rr
n 7. H4IlHROf.I. Co.,
Aepot io4 scum Tunia-stssst,
balog ceeetuat. Pslladsipaia
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Valuable City Property
Tor Sale.

THE valuable House and Lot on east SIDE Of
/ Vine Street., three doors south Of Union street
The valuable suburban residence with g acres
Of land in south Nsshvile.
- Two elegant building lots 10 ives. Nashville.
Two building lots 10 HalPs addition.
One lot on College street, pear Gun Factory.
One house and one acre Of ground IN Franklin,
nnavs-2u~ u p WlLKIR.
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OILS.
PAINTS
VARNIsHER,

Bbls. Oopsl Vsrnisn, Bbl Japan Vsrnish,
2 Coach Flowing
one barrel Bissx Leather r.e.
For sale low, by EWIN 4 PBNDLRToN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o. oENDIDATEa.

We. ire Undersigned, have tnls day s5optod y :
s..,rt rstss for advertising 70 winch ss 5iDo our
- rs gtrictiT N sdnerr.
WI. CAMERON & 90.
JOHN WALLACE, for TIE lts'1si-
BARRY, WrNHAM 4 90. Tor tFs's-
NASHVILLE TUSE.. Sept. .. l5t4-
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TENS on suRsnRIPrln,.
RATEs on ADVERTISERS.
10 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

Advert sernsnts in the special Column, trst time
non ! 20 lines, 81 0l-eacn sdditioll lIne' =
cent?. asbzasuent inaersions 10 cent? per line. In
Lea Column. frst time, nom 70 lines, 81 o.
CD sddi-iougl line 80 cent?; subsequert inser-
tons, Is oeuts per inc
snd al double column advertisements VII pc
cha-god s55E per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTioEs
YIN Be chsrged ri the regular advertising resss
snf must Invariably be paid advance, OF no N
s.r.lrr
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All Of tho above lis; o. Goods will he sold f,r one
dollar each. Certificates OF all the various 81 tcles
stating What ea1h can have, are first I'D IN en-
velopes, sealed up, aud mixed; and when ordered,
mal, thus giving a tslr cnanOe. On receipt Of the
Certificate you vii see what you csn have, snd
then q Is your option 70 send one dollar and take
the article or not.
IN all Transactions by mail we shah charge for
forwarding The Certificate for paying postage, and
doing the business p cents each, which must be
embossed when the Certificate IS sent for. Five Ger
thcates viii be sent for 81; eleven for 81 thirty for
s. slNiy ave Tor $40 and hundred for SIS.
AGENTS-Thnse acung ~ Agents will be allowed
ten cents On every ertfcate ordered hy them
provided theI remittsDces amount 70 one dollAr
Agents viii collect Is cents for every Certificate,
and remit 10 cents TO US either in cash or postage
stSmps. Greet canton should Be used by our cor
dress, Town, county and State Address
J. b. WtN5LOW & CO.
aprls-Sm as Broadway, New York
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All to be sold for One Dollar each.

wv A1INeo A@he4So 9ohtl4 g-faIleu
10 Is each,
500 Gold Pena, s liver Case Pencil so s ssch'
4,OOO Geld Pens, Gold Gaze Z Pencil & 70 10 each
6,0OO Gold Pens, GOld-nounted Hold
.'...f'.,.,,,.,-,,,,,-.-... 2 TO each
All the goods IN the above Last will be sold with
out reservation, for OsE DOLLAR each. Certificates
ef all the VARIOUS articles are placed n similar en-
veloPes and sealed. These envelopes will be sent
BY mall, or delivered at our Of8ce, without regard
10 choice. On receiving certificate YOU will see
what It represents, and It il optional with you to
send one dollar and receive the article named, or
any other IN the LIST Of same value. naB trapsac-
tons by mail we charge for forwarding the caruh-
Gates paying postage and doing the business, Is
celte ea9h. FIYS CERFIEIcsTrs VII be sazt for u
ELEyEE toF 81 THIRTY Tor IS Slxr1-FIvE for SO
and one RCNDBED for SIS. By this mode We ave
selections trom varied stock Of fine goods Of the
best make and latest styles, and Of intrinsic worth
at nominal price, while all have chance Of secu-
nng articles Of the very highest value.
We glsrsAise sfEE5 sallsyastan Ia nTeFY Instance,
and II thsT6 should Be sng person dissaH7ded with
any article they nlay receive they may Immediate
ly return il, and the price Will be refunded
AGEH7s.-We allow those acting as Agents, Ten
Cents on each CsttGeRts oFdsrfi, provided their
remittance amount to One Dollar.
They viii collect twenty i've cents for ever Ger
tihcse, and retaining 10 cent, rsmIt 10 M u cents
for each.
es-AddIess GEO. DEMERTT & CO,
lanl-oiu S1s Broadway, New York.
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H.G. Van SEGGERN,
Franklin Planning Mill.
NArlzos srEErTs EETEKzS CLsT AND sHElET
wArs-HSozs. " aiuss 81 ,bst Clay aHd shelby
LOUISVILLE. KENTUcKY.

EkzuTkcrrHER %
DOORS. BLINDS. WINDOW AKO DOOR FRAMES,
Mouldings, Boxes, Nantes &C. sash PHnes ana
Sased Keeps always On hand Dressed Lumber
sAelYng, y eatherbosrding, AZ. All kinds d Ro-
ping Splitting, Scroll Saving Regular and Irrsrs-
iF cash. Doors, Mouldiags, sc. done % order via
neainess snd dispatch. A large l0t Of Dressed ard
hclgh Lumber alsaFe o. hand. foT sale,
- Orders promptly aiis1dedt TO- lnnrys-inl'
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$500 Doe. Painted Buckets
5000 d" Assorted Brooms
1890 Z" Tubs, painted and white
1900 Nests Baskets;
1,OOO Pkgs. spioosi
500 Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Tvinej
800 Pks. Wick;
500 Box Soap, No, 1. German and TOile
500 Coils Manila Rope;
800 Coils Hemp
I,OOO boz. Bed Cords;
1900 Doe. Liquor Kegs;
500 Cases Pickles;
see, 900 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
snd fine;
1000 BOxIPiPeS, wood, clay, stone, &C.;
2,5OO Cases Can FruItsi
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes;
1880 Resins Wrapping Paper;
1000 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West.
1000 Doe. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs;
800 Pigs. B. B. Cedar Ware;
1000 Doz. Well Buckets
500 Bales Oakum.
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To Rent,

DAFT Of good store fsr sOuae shciesais hufi.
ness Dry 6Oods, or Hat and shoe bushes
preferred. Address ". o. Boz $50 Posi- once.
msyl6-u.
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g sAMARTTAN's GIFT
seni by nal In pam envslc,. - a


BLOOD. BLOOD. Bloom
SerOfula, Ulcers, Sores sno.- r..
e'' Do1Is, syphilis or Yenerisl
SAMARITAN ROOT Avn M.
svptI,S 9T rs % The public a. Ti.-- ES
SfPalI1s Or VENERIkI, f,lgess 49,. :. ye cure.
AAhIlANS ROOT AND Mss 14.TsssS-9i the SA-
- - = te-n and eftectllsl rer,a p ne
he yensrssi - e1s ND eradicates every ps,t =
w w peIitAne1t. Take then al a. ~ thorough
5ly mo Oe healed, snd not tr,ns,,;. Jlng KEN
'''''' 'oF Wileh you nay repent IN ~ pCs
Do NOT DESPAIRJ
IA, Aisloogh you may be pronoupes5 f,,Y-.,,.
- ital, : Root and sr5 mos NJ w. ne
ne 81 =, M parliies fronn ne system ss vi \.
rcs 49, @. ineI ,uTy. ~ Al
IN AXIS! FEMAICsV
In many affections with 49,, - -
-L1ss suffer, TIE ROOT AMI HF3I5 ~ Sl te-
c,,rts ~ Nels pted-in liberated Ttnr., - y
6b;i,s' N tearing down, Fallir ~ - - pa tel
~ o'''if 4sl7ts Incident to tss 1seT'
samaritan's Wash
he Root s,S gsJE h Il. used in conjunction v-.r
ne sfcsl ~, ~ SLlaes- Fun dress5rs wen
- I'-,'s-y o. These reInedi "a. 4 si-,--
sAsya oI payseians and pst-s,,is Sr4e ~'SnOFl-
- VIC =. - Hospitals thus .regi, 10y afs used
- ~ vi uiafe soldiers. 20 He.Ath
EfOl tAl Ba,sz.o-, So,
"HAT 1hE SURGEONS SAY ~ --,,-,
AAhiLAA'S REMEDIES az 81
"PosT H0sPIrAI, Roar -.
Baltimore, Nd, Feh IN 49,
nsIe great satisfaction in sse,i7- = - La9t-
esso tAe SI7eT1aa Res5ss' Ior vs5s,.i h ~.
-, ii, ~ mos customary f1rn; thst bavs IS
mem win judgment DISCRETION AMI p ,l,,e used
nave lSaAd them 70 respond 70 nv and
tll sna eneeiualiy. Enowins tbei- ea,,,,,
su9n, have the fullest cons iapea 1 $50 $50, coinPo-
tn9m strongly. f Dluos recommend
Assistant Surgeon 6th New Yo,y ~ ;,
Let Il be understood that thase r.-.-,.--' rs
for which they are offered cure ne disease
v, IIlee o. Male Packages, Samaritan ca 80
% cents o-O Juice SO; Wash
Sold BY WI &C.W. SMITH -
corner Church and Vi,s sfrs.1+,
- NASHVILLE, TEsgS
P5 Pe sa6,st Co., PrOpHstors, sl5 Race street,
lanlS-5m.
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Do NOT DFSP1Tp =,
: u ALESI FEMAIrefI

~ = Y % nay Dc pronOuDce5 inoItl,
sLiari'a1s Root and sr5 inc ~ I 500, TIE
me ~ s "a. pallsies ifon ne system a. veil y.
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leEe no balEaEu, Mercury, oFunplassani medIoina
Ior unpleasant sad dangerous Diseases.
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macs - sI,ir Seeeons With vhcn numbe-s ,gv.
most happily sdapted-n iiesr,ta5 1 10 ~ CTS is
T1SI55l N tearing down Faili ~ - pa Len
Deoi'y' and Tor al Complains :. ne womb,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-11

THE ARROGANCE OF DEsF9T,C PowEF--- ha son
of war. it seems has not restored ciYila agdu-
trv even in What is termed the loyal Sta 10
in t5te south military power is supreme, .4ua
Of the State are defined. The last case - 9 #-
Cheshire, the Brooklyn supervisor, who
fenced to Imprisonment IN the Albany 's
alleged maIteasance in Office. BEFORE lou
the supreme court Kings county, an at q al-at Taa
asked bv the counsel of prisoner against slr lIq
the keeper of the penentiary, for his r s.. 10 Fr
duao the body of Sir. Cheshire before .-u7t- ,a
obedience TO the writ issued ;nhts behalf
The Hon. BENJAMIN +. Siliman, Uni S tics dis
trict attorney for the eastern district, Gpg. lt4r
Pisburv. and made special return in writing fo f.a
afiart that Mr. Cheshire was in his custol tire sine
the writ was served, but that since the s. ice o t'
writ the custody of the prisoner had beeH -
from the respondent to Col Fred. Towns saa. 9"g.
vost marshal of Albany; that said trans la
by an order of the president Of the Unit ala
that Mr. Pilsbury had lost the custody OF sr -tsrs
between the seventh and eighth instant
Judge Lott said the action OF the G. ~ .-
Iieycd him from the necessity OF speed. z" Ms M.
deprecated its course as Gn attempt TO e5.t ..- 7.'
of the State.
Without regard to the guilt or inns SD
prisoner Of Which we know nothing the E 9s "
government is clearly in violation OF law u -9...
instance Of the infringement BY deSpo 2"e. a
the rights guaranteed to every cllzen. ls seen
decided that no subordinate can shield bins .z.
the order of his superior, but that ne -5E1l
for his own acts when ne violates the lav vie
Unless. then, the arbitrary exercise Of nil s
shall cease it behooves every citizen whos2 sla.
be invaded to protect himself There E mo- rz.gg
remedy since the patience and forbearaues of s p.H.
Die leads only to the perpetFatiBg Of oa-E aguH
outrage under the shallow pretext OF r.T,3sla' 20
sustain the government LNe" .'-"a
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CfEs sLocUM.-The Ticksburg Herald b .aa tan
has the following:
We learn that this gentleman has accea
sination of secretary Of State, 50 fattcri 01eEea
by the late democratic convention OF the
York, and has sent on his resignation as o-
the United States army. During thep 1a5 q ~
resignation he has applied for leave of e-nle aaa
in all probability viii leave this DEPART ID IT,"
days.
man in making UP bis mind TO ACCEPT,
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PUBLIC EDUCATION.

Art 14o. There shall be elected a superintendent Of
public education who shall hold his Office for the term
Of four years His duties shall be prescribed by Law,
and he shall receive salary Of four thousand dollars
per until otherwise provided by law: Provided,
That the General Assembly shall have power by vote
of the majority Of the members elected 70 both Houses
to abolish the said Office Of superintendent OF pubhc
education whenever in their opinion, sad ONCE snail
be no longer necessary.
Art III. The Legislature shall provide for the edu..
cation Of all children Of the State between the ages OF
SIX and eighteen years. by maintenance OF free pubAe
schools by taxation or otherwise.
Art l42 The general exercises in the common
schools shall be conducted in the English language.
Art 148 4 university shall be established in the
city of New Orleans It shall be composed Of four
faculties to-Wit: one Of law one Of medicine, one OF
natural sciences and of letters; the Legislature
shall provide by law for its organization and mante-
nance.
Art IA The proceeds Of ali lands heretofore grant
ed BY the United States to this State for the use or
purpose Of the public schools and q all lands winch
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Il !. Slavery and involuntary sor4itude, except
for crime. whereof the party shall have
iIy convicted, are hereby forever abolished ind
ted throughout the State.
J. Tie Legislature shall make no la7Y recognising
1t of property In man.