The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-08

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hereafter affect third parties unless recorded in the
parish where the property to be affected is situated
The tacit mortgages and privileges existing in this
state shall cease to have effect against third persons
after the first day of January eighteen hundred and
seventy unless duly recorded. The general assembly
shall provide by law for the registration of all mort
cages and privileges
ART. 1874. The general assembly, at its first session
under this constitution shall provide an animal pen
sion for the of eighteen hundred and fourteen
and eighteen hundred and fifteen residing in the State
ART. 1926. The military shall be in subordinaton
to the civil power.
ART. 1876. 1t shall be the duty of the general as
sembly make it obligatory upon each parish to sup
port all paupers residing within its limits.
ART. 1877. All agreements, the consideration of
which was Confederate money, notes. bonds, are
null and void and shall not be enforced by the courts
of this State.
ART 1913. Contracts for the sale of persons are
null and vod and shall be enforced by the courts
of this State.
ART. 129 The State of Louisiana shall never as
sumo nor pay any debt obligation contracted in
cured in aid of the rebellion shall this State
in any manner claim from the United States or make
any allowance or compensation for slaves emancpated
or liberated in any way whatever
ART. $50. All contracts made and entered into I'M
der the pretended authority of any governments here
tofore existing in this State, by which children
bound out without the knowledge or consent of their
any child be bound out to any for any term of
years. while either of its parents live, without the
consent of such parent except in cases of children
legally sent to the house of correction
ART. 131. The seat of government shall be estab-
shed the city of New Orleans, and shall not be
moved without the consent of two-thirds of the
bers of both houses of the general assembly
ART 1872. All lands sold in pursuance of DEGREES
Of courts shall be divided into tracts of from ten to
Fifty acres.
ART l3s No judicial powers shall be exercised by
clerks of courts. .-
ART 1874 No soldier, sailor, or marine in the mill
ary naval service of the United States shall herea
ter acquire residence in this State by Of be-
ing stationed or doing duty in the same.
TITLE yIr.--PUBLIc EDUCATION
ART 1856 The general assembly shall establish at
least free public school in every parish throughout
the State and shall provide for its support by taxation
or otherwise All children of this State between the
ages of six (6) and twentyone (2 shall be admitted
to the public schools other Institutions OF learning,
sustained established by the State, in common, with
out distinction of race color, previous condition
There shall be no separate schools or institutions OF
learning established exclusively for any race by the
State Of Louisiana
ART. 1856. No municipal corporation shall make
any rules regulations contrary to the spirit ana IN
tsntion of article one hundred and thrty-dve tl35
RI 1877. There shall be elected by the qualthed
erx OF this State superintendent OF public educa-
tou who shall hold his office for four years. His du-
tes shall be prescribed by law and be shall have the
supervision ami the general control OF all public