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| Abstract : October 14, 1732. Fontainebleau. Minister to Bienville. Discussion of Father Raphaël\'s report on the scandalous conduct of Louboey with Mme. Garnier at New Orleans. 2 pp. AC., B 57:858. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : September 27, 1735. Versailles. Minister to De Noyan. Disciplinary value of the hanging of two soldiers convicted of theft at New Orleans. 1p. AC., B 63:604. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : November 16, 1736. Versailles. Minister to Bienville and Salmon. As a cure for bad behavior, Caussen dit Dubois is placed in Louisiana troops as a private. 1p. AC:, B 64:534. (LC . ) |
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| Abstract : Aug. 1, 1743. New Orleans. Vaudreuil to the minister. Magdenoc and Duprez to be returned to France because of gross debauchery. 1p. AC., C 13, 28:76. |
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| Abstract : October 27, 1742. Versailles. Minister to D\'Hauterive. Acknowledges receipt of decision of war council on a theft by two soldiers; instructions for discipline of troops. 1p. AC., B 74:666. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : Apr. 25, 1747. New Orleans. Vaudreuil to the minister. Taillefer's assault on Lenormant, Mar. 23; investigation and hearing, sent to France for sentence; Taillefer, a brother, sent to France because of gross debauchery. 5 pp. AC., C 13, 31:56. |
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| Abstract : May 20, 1759. New Orleans. Kerlérec to the minister. Detailed account of Dr. Fontenette's evil doings, and his departure from colony without a passport; asks that he be punished severely. 4pp. AC., C 13, 41:61. |
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| Abstract : February 27, 1758. Versailles. Minister to Kerlérec and Rochemore. Transmits circular letter, and instructs them to enforce the ordinance of November 4, 1744, regarding gambling. 1p. AC., B 107:417. |
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| Abstract : April 30, 1744. Versailles. Royal order, for detention in New Orleans prison of La Pommeraye, clerk of the Treasurer of Marine. 1p. AC., B 78:476. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : Sept, 23, 1752. New Orleans. Michel to the minister. Commerce with France, the Islands, and Spanish colonies: exports of tobacco, indigo, wax, lumber, and furs; imports of Campeachy wood, piastres, and smoking tobacco. Culture of rice, corn, indigo, cotton, and wax trees; cotton gin; construction of public buildings and private houses at New Orleans; flour shipments from Illinois; need of settlers and negroes for farms; debauchery among negroes; asks that planters from Martinique be allowed to immigrate with slaves. 14pp. AC., C 13, 36:269.(Miss.) |
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