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In the celebrated case of SALLY MILLER, the Supreme Court of Louisiana has decided in her ia vor. It is very curious case. The plaintiff alle- ges that she IS white, and was born in Germany of German parents-tlat she came to this country with when she was an infant in 1878, and died shortly af- ter. JOHN F. MILLER alleges that she was his property, born a slave, brought up by him such, and sold as such. A great deal of testimony has been taken, and the cause carried through several Courts, till the Supreme Conr, has decided that her claim is yalid-that she was born free.