New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-04
nor in the performance of his duties az its
constitutional cOmmander-in-chief
Reepe ctfully submitted.

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| constitutional cOmmander-in-chief.
Respectfully submitted.
| o. CROZIER,
| Minority of Committee.
| STATE OF LOUISIANA.
l Adjutant Generals Office.
| New Orleans. February %, 1872.
| Special Orders Ne. III
The following named officers will assen
bic their respective commands at the
armories. on Sunday, February %, at Z:
| +. ~, in citizens dress, and there ava
further orders. The men will not be above
| to leave the armories. except in sma
| squads, to go to their meals, returning t
the arRories as soon as they possibly can.
Captain II. Streets company of Cit
| Guards.
BY order Of the COMMANDMENT chief.
HENRY STREET,
Adiutant General.
HEADQUARTERS FIRsr DIVISION
LouisianH State Militia.
New Orleans, March g. 1873.
Special Orde.s No. o.
The Major General commanding expresse
his commendation of the conduct of Captai
Street and the officers and men of the Firs
Company City Guard, and tho volunteer
temporarily doing duty with them.
They have shown by their conduct tina
they desire their company to continue i
the future as in the past an ornament an,
ample to the militia Of the State.
BY command of Major General jaime
LOngstreet.
T.. w. DEKLYNE,
Colonel and Assistant Adj tant General.
Captain Henry Street, Comm snding First Com pan
City Guard. Louisiana state Militia.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Adjutant Generals Office,
New Orleans, April !, 1873
General Orders No. =
l. The time of service Of q large humble,
of the members of the First Company Cit,
Guard, First Division Louisiana State
Militia, as provided in section fifteen O.
IAN act to organize, arm and equip q uni
formed militia. etc" approved April5 5, 1870
having expired, and the company having
in consequence thereof fallen below the
minimum number required by law, the eaid
company is hereby disbanded.
III. All members OF that company, who
enlisted prior to April IL, 1871, and have
served the term of two years, upon return
ing to the company commander such State
property as may have been issued to them,
and complying with their company by
laws will receive an honorable discharge.
III. All members who enlisted after
April 10, 1871, will receive discharge, Civ
ing them credit for the time served, upon
have been issued to them, and complying
with the company bylaws.
Nv. Such members of the command as
are DESTROYS Of continuing their organiza-
ton, or of recognizing, will be accepted
and Immediately mustered into the State
service, subject to the militia laws of the
State. and to all such members the time
already served shall be allowed in comput-
Ing their term OF five years service.
V. The commander i'll chief takes this
occasion to thank the officers and members
OF the City Guard for the services which
they have rendered to the State, and to
commend them for the splendid discipline
which they have always maintained, and
the promptness and alacrity with which
they have obeyed all orders.
by order OF the commander in chief
HENRY STREET,
Adjutant General.
STATE OF LOUISIANA ,
Adiutant Generals Oice. )
New Orleans, May 5, 1873
General Orders No. 20l.
[Bxtract.I
l. In accordance with section twenty nine
)f an act entitled ian act to organize, arm
and equip uniformed militia" etc, an
proved April 5, 1870, the First Company
City Guard, infantry, enrolled in the city
II New Orleans, Louisiana, having rendered
heir services TO the State. are hereby ac-
,epted, and will be Immediately mustered
n and assigned to duty with the First
Division Louisiana State National Guard.
III. First Lieutenant George p. Fernald
will assume command of the company until
IN election is held for company officers.
III. AS soon as the company is completed
he commanding officer will forward one
opy of his muster roll to this office and one
20 <ha - =.
'irst Division Louisiana State National
iuard, who will cause the members to be
nrolled on the books of the First Division.
by order Of the commandment chief.
HENRY STREET,
Adjutant General.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Adjutant Generals Office, }
new Orleans. May $, 1879
eneral Orders No. 2I.I
LExtract.l
The First Company of City Guard, Louis
lana State National Guard, is hereby
allied into active service, and will imme.
lately assemble at their armory, No. 2O3 |
anal street. for special duty.
First Lieutenant George L. Ferna!d, COM |
landing City Guard, will report for duty |
, Major General James Longstreet, COM
landing First Division Louisiana State |
ational Guard.
By order of the commander .iu-chief.
HENRY STREET,
Adjutant General.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Adiutant Generals Office, ,
New Orleans, May 20, 1873. } |
ecial Orders No 80
lExtract.l
The First Company City Guard, are
'reby relieved from active duty until
rther orders.
BY order OF the commander-in-chief.
HENRY STREET,
Adjutant General.
STATE OF LOUISIANA |
Adiutant Generals Office, ) !
New Orleans, February IS. 1873. |
n. Oscar Crozier, Senate Committee on Militia:
In reading the report of majority of the
nate Committee on Militia, as published
to-day's official journal, find the fol-
wing unjust and erroneous statements |
Exhibit y shows that tie adutant gen
Al and acting paymaster general has paid
ut for an unused armory and an ina ginary
morer for a myth called the City Guard,
lich has been disbanded. or to say the
st, "a company on paper, for two years
more" {
70 show the injustice and fallacy of the
owe statement. hereto append copies of ,
, several orders issued from this office
4 the headquarters First Division Louisi- t
a State Militia, which, l think, will show
Y unbiased or reasonable person that the n
npany did perform come service. both =
fore and since the inauguration of Gov
Tor Kellogg. besides the duty performed '
accordance with the accompanying C
lers. l would also state that the com
~ paraded on several occasions since
vernon kellogg's Inauguration.
n relation to the following item, exhibit F
adjutant generals department, rent of d
nory and salary of keepers City Guard
nory. No. 203 Canal street, 1873 and
4. $780, t