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loading guns and 500 rounds uf ammunition FOR
same, M. n. LOAN,
Orig Gen. uoma'g Mel. brigade.

. l
. Metropolitan Police,
New Orleans, La, October IN. 1876
! Dol, Geo. l.. Norton, A. A. g.
: You will please deliver to Mr.. u. Weber. D
, payou Hara, ten breeeh loading Springfield rifle
and one hundred rounds Of sin mr.
., Orig, Gen. ootmdg. Met. brigade.
W.p. KEttoaa. Governor.
Another order Of similar date, October ID. sam
signature, approval, ETC., was for ten breech.oad
ers for ]. Q. Goodman Of Bayou Sara.
Another executive" order by Kellogg, direct
Ing that
| D. >. NJ. A, JEwETr
thnown an the champion sewing machine ailija
Wit manufacturer be commissioned a. briga
der general tb'a dated December 40, 1879.
Another executive tKelloggl order dated
Dec. 20, 1870. directing that VIM. A. Dlnkgrave b.
commissioned NJ Major and Aid.de-gamp, 9th
brigade, let Division Louisiana State National
Guards twice Heelye dropped"
MORE BHEEeHIoApEHH.
/ BTArs or LOUISIANA
Adjutant Generals Office, :
| October 10, 1870.
Special order No. o.
James Wallace, State Armerer, will deliver 10
Capt. Joseph H. Lawler twenty Springfield breeeh.
loading centre fire rifles aud 900 cartridges for
| the same.
by order Of the Commanders in Chief.
GEO. l.. NORTON.
Acting Adiutant General.
AND sr1lt. THEY COME.
An invoice found shows thai on October 30.
1876. the United states Government. through its
ordnance officers, issued in one lot 400 Springfield
breeellpading muskets and 10000 musket bali
a.tt T,t,:a ~ it,,,..
armory al Springfield. Mass. and from the Frank.
fort arsenal.
ANp wHy rHfy CAME.
ETATH or LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
New orleans. La, April 4, 1876.
brig. Gen. Jack Wharton, Adit Gen. Louisiana
State Militia
.sir-You will proceed 10 Washington, D. O..
and take steps 10 secure II possible,
IN ADVANCE.
the quota Of arms due this State by The General
Government for the present year or any portion
thereof
(sigaed, w.r. KELLOGG,
Governor.
FRANZ MoHEy's APPEAL ron ARMS.
HEADQUARTERS F1yrH BateApn, F,nsr Div. La
HTArB NATIONAL GuAHp,
Delta, La. December Ia. 1876.
Gen. Jack Wharton, Adit. Gen, State of Louisi
ana:
Si,.-I have the honor TO report Ia compliance
with General Order No. B, 4. O. o., dated Novem.
Der ~, 1876, that this brigade is In ~ good con-
dition ne could well be expected under existing
The order recently issued from your office, re-
guiring that the arms Of The different companies
and regiments of the Louisiana State National |
Guard, should be turned in. has left
MY COMMAND WITHOUT ARMS. |
IT II may be allowed in this report, l would re-
speetfully suggest that it would be we'll to arm |
the best ak companies Of The fourth regiment |
Springfield breech-loading r.Hes at the edriiem
day possible.
Very respectfully,
Brgadier General commanding 9Th Brigade, lat
Div. l.. h. NJ u.
Again:
srArE or LOUISIANA
Adjutant Generals Office,
New Orlsans, Nov. %, 1876.
General Order No. 81
Drigadier Gen. Frank Mercy, commanding Fifth
Brigade, First Division, l.. &. N. g. will cause to
headquarters, on or before December Is, 1876, =
'omplete inspection report Of his brigade.
by order OF the Commander.in.Ohiei.
tSigned) JACK WHARTON,
Adiutant General.
When Wallace. the oil State armorer, disap.
'eared, another appointment was made, ~ Ia
hown by the following:
sTATE or LOUISIANA,
Adjutant's Generals Office. |
New Orleans, Nov. al, 1876.
peeal Order No. ~
Henry y. Blackmar IL this day appointed State
rmorer and Keeper of State Arsenal, uice James
Wallace, deceased He will DO obeyed and re-. ;
peoted accordingly.
BY order Of the Commander in. Chief:
JACK WHARTON, Adgt. Gen.
With all this evidence, and that which the c
EmocnAr has previously furnished, tho COM t
lttee to investigate the affairs Of tho Executive
nice might tind &
OCEANS or CRooHEDNEss
ERE that committee in session. Il might, too, | II
'sist the other oommttees in material which b
'uld BIO had, and might materially aid tho Au.
tors and Treasurer's committees, as IL was gem
ally understood that the lato de .tacto Kellogg
'ntrolled both Of those officials and, IL he did,
10 records in bis office will show II.
The executive office committee having, how
'er, adjourned until June IT, II is not likely that
10 other committees viii derive any benefit from
heir Investigations. 5..
KELLOGG REDIvIvUs. II