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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
0BFICE or THE DALLAS uFRALD,l
November %, 1874. !
Exchange.

New York commercial, buying, y discount.
81 Louis commercial, buying, =, discount
Galveston commercial, buying, Il discount.
New York bank, selling, from par to u pre-
MUM.
ST. Louis bank, selling, from par to u pre-.
MUM.
New Orleans bank, selling, from par to =
premium.
0asveston bank, selling, from par to A@h
premium.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-28
Ic6SE ~ pOTyT

The recent Trial Of Robert Barnett 10 the
county Of Person. Of which pestion Is made
10 our loeal columns. Il one which spgbt to
70 far % correct ne wicked Bisrepressbts-
sion with which The people ofihe southhavc
been saailed il sll The Transactions with
tie eolorcd race. Here vas man. most
Fespeeiably snd inaoeDiisIly connected. ar.
Tsigued for horrible crime upon a negro
fifl. snd put on bis trial upon ike awful
irue Of life and death. With family insu-
ssse roeerless 10 shield him. tie disiiDc.
fion u race unable % eKonerate him. n
che stern rrpseoce of the law Of The land.
eli these distinctions faded away and the
solored victim Of brutality was accorded
she same sirdicsiisa Of her right that IN.
der ,he laws Of the State bad before been
eivea 70 tie whites.
AID 50 Il =. shd 70 i hss always been
phep North Carolioians have been free "a
administer their oun lsss. 30 taint 81
corruption has ever as,ashsa 20 ber native
born judges, no complaint Of partislity has
ever been xhisrefed 10 their dispapssment.
Whatever q violence Or disorder has grown
~ 10 The State 10 years NV bsppily gone
by ass tbe ptodnetof Fictitious condition
q lhlngs. tbo result o. sbe elevation II men
% the beaeh vbo knew little Of Law. bad
less y principle, who are governed By ,bsir
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-28
4 0AMRLLNG AEEarR.

We regret that there was 1t the late Fair
a departure from the rule rigidly adhered
10 last year to exclude from the grounds
whatever bore the semblsnce of gambling.
or whatever introduced into the ground M.
der sanction Of authority men aud schemes
u more than doubtful character.
II j. short-sigh.ed policy. fOr The sake of
40 entrance fee. or other mode os co,hren-
sation. to authorize modes Of making mo.
ney wbish elsewhere the law puts under It's
interdict. The scheme to which We refer.
]. Is true. had Somewhat the sanction Of q
license, and assumed the character of On a.
gency for . charitable purpose. II was
open gambling. nevertheless, and those abo
played with il long enough LEFT moro 10
charity than their benesolence would have
prompted them to give, and very far more
xe are sure, than the objects Of lhe charity
are ever likely 70 receive.
The crowds which constantly surrounded
tic arena shossa TIE dangerous fascination
Of the game. and hundreds vent away with
lightened pockets 70 mediate ruefully up.
co this questionable bestowment Of aims.
The Fair Ground. the common rendez-
vous of aIl, attracting % It's varied fssturcs
The divine. the lady The innocent youth.
The unsuspecting child. should obtrude
DOibing upon the sight offensive to rporaIi.
y. or good taste. and il should bare no se.
cret rsesses shere questionable practice,
eOuld Be indulgsd in in seclusiOb. Oh these
last. The Pair Grounds we're happily free.
but thore vas much that was witnessed
With regret. and repetition Of which will
result IN most disastrous consequence.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-28

maintainable only on the scheme Of mixed
schools. and that while justice and public
duty iu the interests Of both the white and
colored people Of the South eoncur iu de-
manding system ofpublic education which
should give equal opportunities, yet no
such result would be attained by legislation
Of character indicated.
Lynch's tobacco warehouse. in Lynch
burg Va; was destroyed by Gre early on
Sunday morning. The FIRE extended to mn
adjoining thrce-story building. occupied by
Jsnumgs& Hanccck. grocers; N. Xix,
grocsri John Shearer, dealer in rags, and
a. J&F. 4. Camp, grocers. Tue con
tents Of stores were nearly all removed.
There were also three wooden buildings,
owned BY Philip Bear. and occupied by
him as pop manufactory. Al the above
named property. except the latter. was
owned by John A. Liggett, whose loss will
amount to about S25, 900. and is insured.
The Ore Was the work Of incendiary
origin.
New ORLEANS. October %. 2.-Adyices
from Shreveport state that the United
States authorities there are preparing to
arrest number OF merchants and othefs.
The Times. iu an extra, adyis,s submission
TO arrest by United States soldiers, but
counsels the parties 50 arrested nut 10 give
bail.
The latest adyices from the cane grow
ers' returns show an lLcomn.only large
yield per acre. and greater proportion Of
saccharinc inatter than usual. The pros
poets now are good for the production Of
the largest crop Of sugar that has been
made in Louisiana since 1861.
CHARLESTON, October 22.-The Blue
Ridge railroad, includiag thir,y-lhree
miles. has been finished. and the road il
IN running order IN Sonth Carolina. and
the property aud franchises Of the COM
pany. in South Carolina. were sold to-day
iu Bankruptcy and bought BY e1.Govsrnor
Scott for $50. 900. in the interest OF the
FIRST mortgage boudholders.
NEw York. October 22.--The Con
yentiun this afternoon refused to contirIn
the election Of Seymour as liilhop.
DENVER. COLORADO. October 22.--
An oficial canvass Of the vote for delegates
gives Patterson Democrat J 2, los majority.
A military company recently formed in
Vicksburg is composed of both Union and
Confederate soldiers. A company il Raj
eigh. n. O.. is similarly made up.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-28
GRANGES.

On the Gfst day Of October. according 70
an official bulletin issued BY the Secretary
of the National Grange. there were in the
several States 20.800 subordinate Oranges.
During the preceding month 400 new gran
ges had been instituted. The next session
q the National Grange will be held ia
Charleston. South Carolina. on the first
Wednesday in February. IS75- The Gran
ges represented in each State are as fol-
lows: Alabama. 6S2; Arkansas, 50i; CAL
ifornia. PSI; 'onuecticut. s.; Delaware.
IA; Florida, 81; Georgia, 600 Illinois,
1876 indiana, 1891; Iowa. 1000 ;
Kansas. 1850; Kentucky, l,425 Lousi-
ana, 1876; Maine. So, Maryland, lis;
Massachusetts. ga; Michigan. 500; Min
nesota. $40; Mississippi. 622; Missouri,
992: Nebraska. sos; New Hampshire,
81, New Jersey. so; New York. 2S8 (;
North Carolina. 400; Nevada. 5; Ohio,
l.03i Oregon, ia; Pennsylvania. $40 /;
South Carolina. 3l3; Tennessee. l.00S !;
Texas. 6S7 Vermont. ,25 J; Virginia. 37S I;
West Virginia, 10; Wisconsin,. sos CO.
dorado. 65; Dakota. Sc; Cauada. s. Ida
ho. 25i Montana, 23 Indian Territory, 4.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-28
UNFAIR.

The Rocky Mount Mail says ..in Orange
County, the llillsboro Recorder may re-
feet the views Of the Orange Conservatives.
as the Wilmington Journal may those Of
New Hanover; but in all the doubtful
counties the people are opposed to a Con.
vention and will vote against any candidate
for delegate who win favor it. We 5eiieve
that discussion Of the question has de-
iKonstratsd beyond q slad0tu of do,s5t he
aopelessaess Of any attenTtto call one nos0,
aud By the time the Legislature assemblies,
1t will have died natural DEATH"
Nov. when has the question been 50 dis
cussed as to lead to such conclusion? 1t
is what We have complained Of. that. that
part Of the press opposed 70 Convention
have assumed to decide without authority.
and ;hat. without discussion. They have
admitted nothing in their columns which
favored the question they have offered no
arguments based upon the right. the duty
Or the necessity Of calling Convention.
They have ignored tile subject. They leave
the people 'or whom they assume to speak,
without information. They obtain no ex-
preston Of opinion from them. and then de-
eide definitely and Oracalarly. thatthe peo-
pie are opposed to the call Of Convention.
The movement has ja.t begun. The
meeting in Newbern will be followed b.
others. The opinions Of Judge Manly and
others. those.Of Judge Howard at TarbOrO.
Of Wright. Davis. Strange. Meares. French
and Holmes at Wilmington. the expression
Of opinion that We knew are set to come.
are enough to show that this vital question
cannot be whistled down the wind csnnoi
be poob-pOohed into oblivion. cannot Be
settled until it is decided upon awider are
na, and by more authoritative tribunal
than a portion Of the press Of the State.
AT least. let there be full snd fair dis
cussion Of the merits Of the question. let The
people have the means Of information. and
then, if the decision is against us. we vii
bow submissirely to their will. Bat wc
protest against having decision against u
without hearing.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-28
AMOS

partisan prejudices, and who delighted in
denying justice to the white man, aud in
smoothing tie way 10 escape for the colored
man arraigncd for his crimes.
Violence. the summary vindication BY
society Of its rights, and the redress Of its
wrongs, was the natural result Of this The
political revolution Of 1870, revolution
that is still in progress. restored the State
to its reverence for Law, to its obedience to
authority. Aud 50 it viii be 10 all the
Southern States. when the curse Of carpet
bag rule is removed. when the native whites
Of the South are free to carry out their own
impllses Of generosity, aud their own sugs
gestiOls Ofreason and sound policy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-28
vIRGINIA STITE FAIR

Promises 70 be grand sHsir. Among
other attractions battalion o. Cadets from
Lexington 600 IN num6er) win be pres.
eBt. They arc provided with FREQ 2as.
s5ge TO and from Richmond. and al ex.
penses paid. Our Cadets will BE- apt 10
draw comparisons unfsyorable 10 the gen.
erOsi,y Or public spirii -four own railroads.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-28
EPBcophL CONTENTION.

The confirmation OF the election of Bish.
op Seymour, ss Bishop a Illinois has
been rejected BY large majority. This
Is regarded as triumph Of tbs Moderate
Church party. and hssvyblos 10 ritual.
ism. Of witch Bishop Seymour sppssrs 70
be sn advanced advocate.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-28
DURnAx Oct. 26ih.

C0rToS. Raleigh O.t. 24.-Receipis
on Friday 900 bales. Market continues
dull and dropping low Middlinrs closed
dull at I3lc.. though fcw bales sold ear.
" 10 the morning 81 I3k. Il il feared the
tendency j. still downward.
Wilmington. 2srl. Cotton quie.. Mid.
jIines lis.
Norfolk. z5rd. t'oi,on weak. Mid
dlings fia.
PLorm Rslcirh, Oct. 23rJ. North "a.
rOliua s7.2s@s7.so. Corresponding
grades quoted 10 Richmond At $3.50 10
6.25.
Wheat. .--Riebmcnd 23rd White 10
70 i.sj. Red i.f0io f.30.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-28
MARKETS.

We beg to call the attention Of our FAR
mer friends to our weekly reports Of the
Markets for al Our staples. They are de-
rived from the most trus,wor,hy sources.
corrected up TO the la,est aJsices. and may
be regarded as strictly reliable. They are
carefully changed for each issue. This
feature should give the Recorders value 70
ourifrisnds that ought to make the paper
an object. We hope our labors 10 this res
pect will Be properly appreciated.
DAsvILLE. Va. Oct. 2Cth.
Reported by 5. II. Holland & Co. Re.
ceipts light and market very active.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY
Il second day OF January, 1874. Judgment was
rendered in this court in the following entitled
suit in the words and figures following to wit
Sarah Ross Vs. William Barnes-No. 560l.
On motion of T. Wharton COl'ens, attorney for the
plantlff III this cause. upon producing to the
dne proof in support of her demand by r. ason of
1t 10 ordered. adiudged and decreed that the judg
ment by default herein entered on the nineteenth
instant be now confirmed; that there be udgme Mt
for plaintiff. Sarah Ross against defendant, " iiliam
Barnes. her husband, decreeDg a separation of
property between the said parties that plaintiff
and property; that her said husband be condemned
TO restore and pay to her the sum OF $2474, with
legal interest from judicial demand, and with the
W1fe's privilege and mortgage for restitution of
dowry on all his property, real al personal and
that the following property be recognized as para
right, viz: A lot of ground and improvements
thereon in the suburb ST. Mary, Second Munich
patty (nOw First DlstricD of this city, IL the
square comprised within Gravier, circus St. John
AID Perdido streets, designated as No on a
special plot dated twelfth June I84l by Bourgerol
surveyor and deposited in the Office of Louis r.
Care, notary public, measuring thirty seven feet
one inch front on Grtvier street by eighty fe, in
depth between parallel lines and bounded on one
side by lot No and on the other side by lot No. g.
1t is further ordered that defendant be con-
demned TO pay the costs.
Judgment signed January 81, 1874.
A. SAUCER, Judge.
In testimony whereof. / have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at the
city OF New Orleans on this invent y-eighth day OF
January. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy -four.
s. OLEARY
Ja3l fel3 mhI~ Deputy Clerk.
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man, Kern, D. King, Keys, Lewis.
Langles, Landry, Lawes, Little, Marvin
Of Msne m, Of
Mathews, Nichols, Norris, Price, Prescott
Provost, Raby, Rochon, Rodrigues, Souer'
Sawyer. Simms, Southland, Smith, Sutton
Smart, Strong. Trahan, Thomas, Tureaud'
Thompson, Williams, j. P. Wilson, D.
Wilson, Washington, Ward, Wands,
YOung-72.
Nays-Allain, Cousin, Gair, Peyton-4
The Chair accordingly announced that
the House stood adjourned until Monday at
twelve o'clock.
WILLIAM VIGERS.
Chief Clerk.
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THE STATE or LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
REGINA MEYER VS.. H. COIN, HER HUSBAND
No. AZ $50
HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE EIGH-
i teenth day OF January, 1862 judgment was rem
dered IN this court in the following entitled suit IN
the words and hgurcs following, o wit:
Regina Meyer vs. II. Cohn, her husband-No ~ $50
On motion of K. Abel, for the plaintiff herein,
and upon producing TO the court due proof of
piantiffs demand il is adjudged and decreed that
the Judgment by default herein entered on the
fourteenth instant, be confirmed that there
against the d. fendant, Henry Coin, her husband
decIeeins separation of properly between said
parties and dissolution of the community of nc.
quests and gains hitherto existing between them.
ana that q. PENDANT pay the costs of this suit
Judgment signed january 23 1862.
NJ. A. FOUTE, Judge.
IN testimony whereof ! have hereunto set nv
hahd ana afhxed the seal of the said court at the
CITY OF New Orleans on this ninth day of January
IN the year of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and seventy -four and the ninety ighth
year OF the indie pendencr of the United Stated
jan rs fell" + +. PALMS, Deputy Clerk
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIV
TWsnfyssixth Days Proceedings,

Twsnfy.sixth Days PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE. J
New Orleans, February 6, 1914
The House met pursuant TO adjournment
Speaker Charles w. Lowell in The chair
On call OF the roll the following members
answered to their names:
Speaker Lowell and Messrs Allan. Arm.
stead, Antoine, Bowman, BRYANT. Boatner
Benbam, Blackstone, Bickham. Butler, Carr,
Carey, Cockerham, Cousin, Demas, Dejole,
K. K. Davis, Fontelieu. Fernandez Greene.
Grant, Gnichard. Heffner. Humble. Heath,
Hill, P. Jones, NJ Jones. johnson, Heating,
kirkman, Kenyon, D. King, Keys, Lawes,
Lewis, Landry, Little, Marvin, MOreland,
Murrell of Lafourche, Mahoney, Martinez,
Mayo, Mathews, Nichols Norris, Provost.
Price, Paris, Raby, Rojrigues, SAWYER, Sar-
tain, Stewart, Simms, Smith Sutton, Sewell,
Southland, Smart, Trahan, Tureaud, Thomp-
son, Williams, d. Wilson, J. P. Wilson,
Washington, Ward, Young-7l.
A quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. E. Green.
On motion of Mr.. Simms, OF st. Landry,
he reading of the journal IN detail was dis.
pensed with.
On motion the journal was approved a.
corrected
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
SENATE CHAMBER
New Orleans February 6, 1874. :
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives,:
| am directed by the Senate TO ask the
concurrence of your honorable body in the
passage of the following Senate bills, viz:
Senate bill No. 26S, an act to authorize
and empower Thomas II. Franklin, AN
emancipated minor, to practice law before
any Of the courts of this State.
Senate bill No. 1888, an act to change the
name of Alice Long, of Ouachita parish, TO
Alice McGuin, and to authorize Joseph
Forbs McGuin, and his vi lie, Susan O. Nc
Guin, of said parish, to adopt the minor
Alice Long.
Respectfully.
2. f. BECHTEL.
Secretary of the Senate.
The Speaker announced the following
Committee to investigate and ascertain
whether any persons are acting as officers
OF this State, in the city Of New Orleans,
who are not citizens of the United States
George E. Paris, of Orleans, chairman; NJ
Hahn, of st. Charles; L. D. Trahan, of La
fayette.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
House bill No. 4, entitled An act to in
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In Bankruptcy-No. IS5t

w hkRhAS, ARNOLD WEBER OF NEW OR.
hab Ieahs, and district aforesaid duly declared
@ At cacer he act Of Congress OF Msrch2 Ia61
mas mas this day hed IN said court a petition
49, A. alschaIge ana certificate thereof from ali hs
Eosi nau :; u ner Claims provabe under said act
bavs 49, 40 tuNIei9re gwen TO all ceeditors who
i T.; p,useo their debts, and to all Other persona
ia a, mat the twenty first day Of February
same and that they may then and th.rss s al sns
az , snow a, cause any they have Why the PRAYER
S,, ne sa petltion should not be granted; and
ger IssgG an before Register KELLOGG On
~ h,s Day Of February A. D. 1874, At il A.
Cisrk': once, New Orlesns. Jsauary 10 1874
L. kOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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COURT OF THE STATE or
LOUISIANA.
RICHARD FRANCIS VS.. WILLIAM T. LEVINE
ct als-No. 1927.

CLERKS OFFICE ,
- New Orleans, November H. l973 I
I'M MOTION OF +. HOWARD MCCALER ESQ
~ OF counsel for Richard Francis, plaintiff and
appellee herein, and fling an affidavit shouin1
ina since the appeal takrH in this case and
durlng the tendency of the same in this court
EDWARD Mitchell, one of the defendants and an
pellants has Departed this life; that his proper rem
resen ativts have not come in and made them
known to the appellee o 49,
II ls ordered by the court that unless the proper
representatives of Edward Mitchell dece ased nne
OF the defendants and appellants herein aInear
ana become parties to this appeal y thin three
months from publication in the New Orlaana Rs
publican, the official journal of the state a news.
paper printed at the seat of government the an
according to law. 0 A'''i~
hereby certify the foregoing to be a true extract
Der, A. ID. 1873. ' " eAh
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed the seal of this honorable coury
at the city OF New Orleans this thirteenth dav Of
November, A. u. 1873. "S VI
=. Nice. LYMAN
Deuuty uerk
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NHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICR
=, ~ VI nIs appointment as assignee of the estate
" hehry r. "ade, Jr., OF New Orleans parish Of
dreams adJudged bankrupt upon his ewn po-
't faI E. 4. NORTON, Assignee.
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FENHE UNDERSIGNED aEREpy .IvEy N,r1cp
OF MS appointment as assignee OF Helen A.
OF the parish of East Feliciana and state OF
p ooIsia ana VINO has been adjudlcated bankrupt
sald district. REpRy pi,sSaII .osinnao Vi
new Orleans, January 81 1874 f,.lgl5
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United STATES DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF ARNOLD WEBER BANK.
RUPT.
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United STATES DISTRICT COURT,
In Bankrupfcy-So. J1rz

'dh MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY or
Helen A. Carter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

SIXTH DIS RIOT COURT FOR THE PARISH OP
ORLEANS.
ANNA MARGARET SCHULZ, WIFE OF c. G. D
Hole, c. u. Holle-NO 564l.
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY.
i ninth day OF January. 1874 Judgment was rem
dered in this court in the following entitled suit,
n the words and figures folio wing, to wit:
Anna Margaret schulz, wife of G. q. d. Hole, vs.,
G. g. b. Holle. No 56ll.
After hearing pleadings and evidence, the court
considering the law and violence, sustain plaintiffs
demand, it is ordered, adjudged and decIeed that
there be judgment favor of plaintiff, Anna
Margaret Schulz, and against defendant, Christian
q. ID. Hole, her husband, decreei g a separation
of property between the said parties, and disso.
luton of the community of acques,s and gains
existing between them and that defendant pay
the costs of suit.
Judgment signed February 3, 1874.
A. SAUCER, Judge
In testimony whereof, have 'hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF the said court. at tho
city of New Orleans, this third day of February,
in the year of our Lord thousand eight hun.
dred and seventy four
EDWARD H. CANNON
fe5 IL mhl@ Deputy Clerk.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT ,n,rpm
iSTRlCT OF LOUISIANA.
n Bankruptcy-No, I315.

THE NATTER OF HENRY F. VALE JR
Bankrupt.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OR
ORLEANS.
REID SELLES VS.. THEIR CREDITORS-No 572I.
A MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF REID T.
"A SkLLES will be convened and held before W.
J Castell, Esq., notary public, in this city MON
DAY, March g. 1874, at twelve o'clock ~, to
deliberate upon Their application for a pite
this day filed.
FRANK WALL, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans, Januar, 30. 1874 fed 20mh3-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

SIXTH DIS RIOT COURT FOR THE PARISH op
ORLEANS.
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CokxITTRE FINANCE
New Orleans, February 5 1874 !
~ She Honorable President and Members of the
Senate
Your Committee on Finance. to whom
was referred the resolution of Senator
Wharton, relative to the expenditure of the
money appropriated for militia purposes for
the year 1873, beg leave to report that they
have received from Major General James
Longstreet, commanding Louisiana State
militia. a general statement OF the disburse.
ments made for the service, during the past
wear and the vouchers for the same.
As no muster rolls have been presented
to the committee, we are unable to present
the amount and to whom salaries have
been paid.
Respectfully,
NJ II. TWITCHELL.
Chairman.
Mr.. kelso chairman of the Committee on
Corporations and Parochial Affairs, sub
mitted the following:
COMMITTEE ON CORPORATIONS AND
Paiochial Affairs, ,
New Orleans February 5, 1874
40 the Honorable President and Members OF the
Senate:
Your Committee ON Corporations and
Parochial Affairs respectfully report ae fol-
lows