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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

Now THE COUNTRY I.ooks.-This morn-
ing the sun came out bright and clear for
a.. A., Aim. sine, IN, 10Th. when the
:. oh.n..
s'orin came u ieop'o v a.
70 SEQ what Kind OF country Tue! are ~
ing 10: Old Mount DAVIDSON wnI.e
asa fintes ecu, hea,ly W .nv aau
where ihe dark prowh lags.a '"'s M. .
themselves ,hroush 'n' sno". ~
rounding mus are eon,P's'cs w.. M.
frozen yea, AMI the mountains which close
the horizon arr wrapped ~ snow, 70 wiln,h
Tue al,.anSs gives par nsn ~ M" sse.r,iinI
ds.olstIon' Tho effect Of the sun glisten-
ing upon the vast white surface Is daz-
cling and painful 10 the cyts. Colorcd
glasses are In reluest, and tho experienced
teamstsr draws q line of black below his
syss with q little axle grease. From all
appearances the storm has ended; aud now
look out for o thaw.
c.,.,.. u,xvy Thi. morniny
.n,,N a, ,Ls
JOINS "Ii''Am'' = "."''
49, ~. -. ~. x.ry c,rc,c,.iv
- -. -...,,.,xao, A.. .,to,,.
-, 49,, ,ns IL am, A.. r,ou.,, Al.
csro bsran 10 ascend lie caught Il. The
miiJIo finror of his right hand was crushed
al i,., hebind tbe nail. The poin.s Of
Tho Anger. ON either sid. OF the middle one
Loaf their fins. DIR. Hall dressed the in
iurcJ msmbsrs. and Williams, who il nm
al miner ami ,e.me,l greatly cxasperatcd
a. nj. own rsreIe,sns,s e,press,d Tie opln-
Ion that II ".eryod him right"
P,.,,csoxr IIopsr.-About II o'clock
All. morrI,v a. pr. M,n,cS wa. driving
T., nrI,,an ,,y;n. 4, his cu,,cr. Tho
.".,a,..~. 81. A. A.. te., ,hinc n
Iva
do, the Doctor 0 . Ihe hors' ouio' .ne
traces, kno'!sd ths na,ness our ~ W. way,
u s1ar.ca tne NINA uoNn mn, 'h,nA,us
ne wouid na.s sensc snouSn 'os ~ ,ooi,
home; Du, 'ne no,sc M MI W.,o INA, ~
~ ..V s.u . sI H. NV, : ,rn'hd. ami wa.
caught, The Doctor had tho pleasure Of
trudging down bill with tho sleigh behind
him.
YOUTHFUL PnrcocIrr.-A day or two
sincs Rev. Father MeGrath was ca.eclis.
-. ,,,,,. ,our.vo.r.o,5 oo,d nm xor,g.
rug "'"'
ster 10 regard 70 what he knew. Inc iil.
COW |. horne and a mule was. "Weli, them
said the reverend gentleman, "can you tell
me what q jackass isf'' The boy hung his
head for q moment. and then looking up
with . Frightening look, answered: "Yos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
srOCK
,..roar-D S,nr .I = =. rsAr.o . co.

lnHronrnp pfhh
San Franeisee Beard.
LAT EVENING.
100 Raymond h KY. 81
40 Eureka Con-. @k. Dk
100 Belmont, . bo. "a
is.o Leopard. ~. 4. ss.tbS.t
as Sor,hern Relic. IS. sss, ~. TS
500 oeddes d Bertrsn,.3
$40 Gsnerai rhsms.. zoe. tse
fsO Maahsttsn. l3k. -. isS. f1s
$50 Hussey, IS. DC
100 Grand Prise.t
500 Nsdee.
1875 New coso. AN
Ga asldrn Chariot.
las sss justice. iiss. isy. isx. iss
iisO Union Con-. Q. g.
l.s5 Juiia. a.. s,rs
80 Lady Try an, t0c
1885 Caledonia. 10. i0k. 81, ION
30 Kn~iehsrbeeker. eoe
$50 Silver Hi. sS.6s
IDS b~AltInor-. 2e.2
50 Occidental, IN
2o Phil Sheridan. IN. ~
10 DArdsnelies.2
40 New York, SOC. is. Te
~ caallongc. IN
100 Ross i.i.na. I,c. s,xe
DO AiA. lt.1
SIS wocdvilie. s,s, Tse
iix North Con. Virginia, I. 9Je
$50 Lady Washington. IN, Az, ~
ioSo Ko-suth, M
$40 Andes. N. IL
1000 LeviathAn. ~
$50 Prospect, &c
1855 Trojan. I. ~. IN, %, ITO
ruis MORNING..
i6Ss Oph,r, "a. aiS. a 40. ~. TN, ~
AFRO MEXICAN, ~. 1ss. lsS
mas Gould Garry. ia.. u. nv. ns,ilS
iss3 Rsst n pslehsr. 81, 3is. Es, sih'S' AZ
b5, 22x. 1S. 1A a..
ilIs California. SS, SAX, 5S. AN "s'
a. ttA
40 savage. .. 9k,2s "a.
ESQ Con. Virginia, ~. tts. Nv. us. On
tsS
iss choiisr, PStosi. 70. 81. a.. eS
lieo Hale 4 Horersss. 81. ~.
i35 Crswn Point. :. tn "a.
iso0 fellow Jsskst. IL. hS. IN, IN u.s.
II bi0. u boo
$40 impsrltai. N. . 10. aOs. 2%
las ksniuek. TS.f
100 Alpha, 20. i9k. i9t
80 Belehss. 9k.9s
io Confidence. 10
SIS sierra Nevada. ss. 81
1850 EIeh.qusr. G. o.. ss. On. GU bs.es'o
si5.6s
so Utah, "a
lao bullion. i5x. IS. t5N. tt.. itS
los 0vermsn. -. ". %. 9'S b. edS. "bs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
Lady Warrington.

Lateral drift north from main east drif,
or cross-cut, in l25 feet to-day; face In low
grade ore. The WINE from this drift IL
% down thirty feet, and Ia passing
through very encouraging streaks Of good
vein material. A cross-cut cas-, has been
started from near the face Of the north
drift ct . favorable point, which Is passing
through excellent and very promising
ledge matter. Everything working we'll.
south Cemstoek.
The lateral drift, following the vein to
the northward. at the 3oO.foot level. men.
toned In last weeks reportas having been
started. 10 now In twenty.threc feet. aud
tho whole face In low grade ore. As this
drift 10 being pushed toward the chimney.
which evidently arises through the sum.
NIT OF tho steep mountain to the north,
good results are confidently looked for In
that direction.
Sinking tho main shaft Is making excel.
lsnt progress, the bottom being In very
favorable ground. No flow Of water to
trouble.
Dayton.
Tho prospecting drifts on the 700. 800
and 22o-foot levels are all advancing as
usual. with no changes Of valuo 10 re-
cord.
The main southeast drift on the 1000.
foot level Is making rapid advancement,
the face In clay, quartz and porphyry
mixed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

One week age, 81 the dAte OF eur ms
regular report, things were locking sx-
,,.,na,x r,oonx All "A se.msd A thoueh
- -..i-
tho s'oeN mara" ma soAs ~"P
tely TO the dogs. Stocks have ex-
pcriencei ouite n nics little lump
-. n...., ..,-,,...,s,.. Az.
INV '".n' .
slight setback Oh YESTERDAY ~ U-oAy
the chances are decidedly In favor OF an
advance. Tho b,ars had n all their own
- ,...~.u. "a h...u. =. ,.,Aa..,
..-.----... -. ,..,.M.-- 90.
- - =,
~
'"e Iu' ~,..,-~.
'" '. ~
osnou in
"' ~
IA -
, ,,;dia, r.se,ion mi. morning from he
decline o. yesterday. though ne, enough
to inspire the street with any great eour-
age, oPhir opsneu aop1. ~.
a asa n .hu., On rs,,.as
trilio .,iaer AT isaisS, while Gould and
Curry opened at II. falling 70 uS ; Best
n Belehsr made siishs recupsrauvs
IT,. ~ xsr. t,,as vsslsr
than Yesterday, both fell below i5 and TO
sum.d their neck and neck attitude.
After inc boaru savass so1a.
con' yir-inis iir' Alph. I9s. Beat and
B.lcher 3i.. California Az.
Meanwhile the ds,elopmentof tho mines
has gone steadily forward Just the same ~
though there had been no trouble between
the contcnding rulers Of the stock mArkst.
Just as tho NEWS has been prognostcaung
all the while. the great boaanza has been
reached by the drift west from ~ U. and
O.. shaft. and that drift 10 now ints the
rich orc body about twenty-five ise'.
The report Of 10 having run int
49, q, n.,,,vrx 5,,iny ,bs mast
~ ="
twenty-iour hours u AssocA oeArins mum.
bug. This drift opens the lG50-foot level
~ botb the Consolidated virginia and
c.,,.,-.,. a.. Az. J,;,, .o,,h fro- tbs
.,,- .
deep winzo OIL thc eAih
that level to connect with the q.
and @. drift 10 also In rich
or, showing' every reason to believe that
the 1850 will prove 10 bs at least As good
As the levels above. Both mines are lsok-
ing splendidly In their ore-yislding levels
and shaving .yep better than for
--- N. ~ and
some "hi' pas"
q. shaft Progresses slowly ~ reason
Of the very heavy dow VI water sncount-
.,.d Tn. ua,,r I'm tbe Savage and Hale
ma No's'o's 'eAu"y WI"
the lower levels are being get ~ anu TO
as fast - psssible. Bullion 10
showing very good, prospects a'.'ns owe
and Jusiies maintains her good ere
yield aud shows no falling on In hsr pros
poets. overman'ans Caledonia are both
we'll at their lower levels, and the
drift connection between them
- =, L.. ...,., ,..n- |
s"s' ehee''ea' ."u ""
alton, ~ well a. pe''or "o'A'ns iAsh'"s
han ever. The heavy snow. covering the
xhol. f,es az The country. interferes con-
,,-,,--A.. an. .,.no~.,,.n N, A..
' WI"
md the worhinS ot some VI 'ns
ng mines but the difieai'y Is merely .
II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
DIVIDENDS

c.hCsruia-s,pe per .hare. a~crrcssiine si.o-o,'
600: declared January s.h; layab'e Jan
uarx 18Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
PROSPECTS oY THE BILL.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2i.-The speeches
delivered In the senate yesterday and
to-day concerning the Joint Committees
Compromise bill have not materially
changed the previous outlook rs to la pas
sage by that body. for although generally
OF the highest order Of ability their main
arguments had been anticipated. and tho
personal or party influence In the Senate
81 Morton, sherman aud Cameron 10 not
sufficient 10 moro than sounterbalance
that Of Edmunds, Prelinghuyssu. and
Conkling. 10 indeed II can bo considered
equal. The prospects for the bills passage
Ivy tho House are not ~ fully assured.
however, as they were two days ago. The
opposition seems 10 be increasing among
both Republicans and Democrats, and II 10
whispered tonight In certain political
circles that the Democratic majority may
yet decide 30 kill the Compromise plan In
Inc House regardless Of its adoption by the
Senate. This prediction 10 based upon
tho expectation that 20 many Republican
senators will follow the lead Of Edmunds.
Conkling and Frelinghuysen In commit
ting themselves positively against the right
OF the Vice President 10 count the votos, ~
TO make if impossible for tho Republicans
to fall back upon that doctrine, after the
House shall have surprised them BY rsjec-
ting the Commissions compromise
measure. Tho Democrats will, 10 10 Or.
sued. then he In = position to compel &c.
guiescence In their theory. that no slecto-
raj vote can DO counted without the cen.
.ent Of both branches Of Congress. and
thus throwing the election into the House
wilLmake Tilden President. This plan OF
action. though quietly recommended ~
some extremists. 10 not likely 70 meet with
much favor. especially A. is adoption In.
wolves q general conosalment Of Intentions
and would throw suspicion on tho Demo-
cratic members OF the Joint Committee'
AMI largely expose the party 10 the charge
NJ tricksry. The best informed observers
are still unanimous In believing that. not
w~ithstanding the opposition 70 the bill. IL
has made some progress In the house
since Saturday. There 10 no doubt OF in
passage by that body within . few days a.,
ter its passage by tho Senate, which Will
undoubtedly occur tomorrow.
TUE PACIFIC COAST DELHoArlox.
Lane. Of Oregon, to-day privatsly q.
pressed his views on the coWpromiss bill.
ON n brief EXAMINATION he regards IL - An
ingenious evasion Of the Constellation, Al
though framed In . spirit OF compounds
and genuine patriotism. The slightsst IN
vasion Of the lettsr or spirit oil the Consu.
tution should be earnestly depreoatedi out
the adoption Of this measure could not IN
any event produce such dsPlorasle results
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
Julia

The south drift from the west crosscut
on tho is0O-foot level 10 showing better
every day as tho drift advances. The pros
poets look more favorable every day. No
changes Of interest In any other portion OF
tho mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
Mexican.

Cross drifts for prospecting the orc vein
arc being started on both the 1000 and
I7o0-fost levels. Tho prospecting drifts
aud wines on the 1900 aud llG5-fost levels
are being steadily advanced with all the
energy possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

Sinking tho main shaft has made fair
progress during the week. The fiow Of
water 10 still very strong. Tho i350-foot
level has been reached. at which point .
new station Is being opened for the pur-
pose Of prospecting the ore vein. The
north drift on the li50-foot level has CON-
plstsd Q connection with the south drift
from the Ovsrman, securing q ventilation
VI the mine to that depth, and securing the
escape Of the workmen from either mine In
case Of confagration. Cr~oss-cutting the
ore vein on the 1l50-foot level can soon 10
commenced In good earnest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

Nearly the whole Of the new pumping
machinsry is in place ready for = trial
trip. The completion Of tho work Is being
urged forward with all the dispatch posi-
BILE,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
auccor.

The new pumping machinery is working
splendidly and Is keeping tho water down
with ease. Sinking tho main shaft has
been resumed and Is making tho best OF
progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
Bnlur,ConsalIdnted.

Face Of main west drift still in porphy-
ry. quartz and low grade ore. the quality
Of which as indicated by assays shows
some little improvement since last weeks
report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

Excellent progress continues to 10 made
in the development Of the ore and bullion
merits Of tho lower level. through tbs In
cline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
yellow Jacket.

Sinking the new shaft Is gsing steadily
forward and Is making the best Of head
pay. The east aud west crosscuts on the
2OiO-ioot level afford no changes Of In
terest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
Phil. sheridas.

Sinking the shaft is being pushed for
ward with all possible energy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

The south drift on the 0OO-foot level ID
steadily advancing, the face In very favor
able ground. A west crosseut from this
drift has been started 10 cut the ere vein.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

Sinking tho shaft Is making excellent
progress. tho Bottom being In soft, favor
able perphyry, carrying strsaks Of quartz.
II il now down 73G fest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

The ore bodies on the $40 and soo-foot
levels arc opening up finely. The mine
never wore = moro prosperous look than at
the present time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

Daily yield. $40 tons Of ore. keeping the
mills all steadily running. Tho ore
breasts on the 500. coo aud 7oO-foot levels
show no material change In either the
quality or yield Of ore. The northeas,
drift ON the lOOo-fost level 10 steadily adj
vanciug. the face In . mixture Of quartz.
clay and porphyry. Nothing has been
done during the week In the face Of the
main southeast drift o. the 1OO0-foot level
on account Of the strong dow Of water en-
csuntsrsd.
The heavy iOw Of water from the shaft
coming dowa through the roof Of the tun-
nal bsing run beneath Il from the ravine.
repden the progress Of drifting rather slow
At present. but the water is rapidly drain;
inn out. Face Of drift continues In hard
rock, but showing indications OF . change
fer the better.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

Sinking the main shaft 10 making tho
best progress possible. Everything In
and about tho mine 10 working finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
Overman.

The prospecting drifts on both tho 1900
and iioo-foot levels arc steadily advsnsing
with indications Of the most favorable de-
.criptisn. The dow Of wstor 10 nov easily
handled by the new pumping machinery.
which 10 working with the greatest perfec-
ten possible. The south drift. On tho
i2OO-foot level. completed the connsction
with the Caledonia north drift Yesterday. af-
fording . long seughtand much needed VEN
tiiatioa Of the mine 10 that depth. A winzo
las been started bslov the i2o0-fsot level.
tho bottom OF which 10 In good ore. his
now down twenty feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

: West drift at tho iOo.isot level pushing
ahead In hard ledge material with good
strcAks Of quartz. Total length Of DRIFT
this morning 292 feot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
Aiespa Nevada.

The north drifts on both the 1900 and
i7OO-foot levels are steadily advancing. tho
face Of each showing fair quartz. but no
ore that will yet ipay for milling. Tho
prospects for ore In that portion OF the
mins are evidently growing better every
day. The main south drifts on the 100.
1900, iaJ0 and i0O0-foot levels are all
steadily advancing. the ground In the face
Of the 1900. 1850 and i000-foot drifts b.
ing much softer than II has been at any
time since work was commenced on those
levels. There 10 no change 10 note VI tho
main east prospecting drift on the i5oo-feos
level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
Halo a Nercross.

Everything at this mine is eeniersd for
the present In completing the reparation
Of the connecting drift with the Savage on
the i9O0-foot level. The north drift on
that level has been cleaned out and re-
paired " the nsrth line, and 10 new being
continued In the Savage ground. A soon
a. that IL finished, the little cave In The
main incline. bslow the l90o-foot station.
will Be- cleaned cut and draining tho water
resumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

Face Of north drift from bottom Of Wine
continues in good ore. Upper slopes
yielding the usual amount Of ore and look
ing well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
ChoiInrPotosi.

Sinking the main incline Is making the
usual fair rate Of progress. the bottom
still In very favorable working ground.
Sinking the Combination Shaft 10 also
making splendid progress. Daily yield Of
ore, 100 tons, the assay value Of which 10
$40 per ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

Tho face Of tho main drift, following the
wall Of tho ore vein, at the 4S0-foot level,
Is In hard material, with good metal boar
ing streaks. Not ready " crosscut got.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
Homestead.

Sinking tho shaft is making the best Of
progress. the bottom being in ground that
works to tho very best advantage. II will
soon become necessary 10 erect mashinsry
In order to expedite the sinking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
Ophir.

sinking tho main incline 10 being
pushed forward with all the force that can
be proatably employed in the prosecution
Of tho work. The worth drift on the 100
foot level Is bsing steadily advanced. thu
face In very favorable ground Crosseuts
have been started IN both the 1000 and
i7O0-foot levels 10 prospect The Ledge.
Work in the other prospecting drifts In
different portions Of the mine 10 progress.
Ing we'll al all points. A small amount of
ore Is being extracted from tho old work
ing. ON the iJO0-foot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

No effort Is being made toward lowering
the water below the i9OO.fsot level. Every
thing Is being done that 10 possible TO csm-
plcte tho air communication with tho Hale
and Norcross, and ~ soon a. that 10 done.
draining the water below tho 1900. foot
level will DO resumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

Somewhat better progress has been made
during the past week In sxcavating. the
third or pump compartment Of the SHAFT
the reck being softer.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-11-03

menees ct pour que la RESPONSE
bilit6 de tells actes retombe sur
qui de droit, que nous nous EN-,
pressons de declarer que cette
ordonnanee est feuvre des radi.
caux. Nous lie repetons, c'est eux
|qui FONT redigee, presentee eli
adoptee.
Cette ordonnance doit etre mise
en- vigueur a partir du second di-
manche de novembre. Nous som
mes inform6 que des petitions, en-
demandant le rappel immediat,
sont en- circulation dams la pa
roisse. Comme les neuf dixiene
au moins des habitants de PAS
somption sont opposes a cette
mesure, ces petitions seront bien.
tot couvertes de signatures.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-11-03

Iemporter avec eux assez de mil
lions voles dams la poche du pu-
bic!
An rancart tous les mis6rables
scalascags, gems du pays qui ont
trahi lie pays, ct ont fait alliance
avec ses ennemis pour avoir part
au gateau ct s'approprier une
partie plus on moins crosses des
|deniers de rEtat d6tournes par
les ayenturiers du Nord ct de
IfOuest!
Les gems du pays ont repris
possession de leur bien legitime.
Qu'ils ne sc lie laissent plus enle-
yer. Qn'ils serrent leur phalange,
let ne permettent MULE part d
l'ennemi de penetrer parmi eux.
lie salut est a ce prix.
Nous ententlons vaguement
|parler de la rentr6e en- scene de
personnages CONNIE Warmoth.
Que peut faire .au milieu d'eux
Get intrus ? Rien de bon a atten-
DIRE de lui. Corrompu jusqu'a Ia
mobile des os, il ne peut porter
que des fruits corrompus CONNIE
lui. Qui pourrait avoir en- lui la
moindre confiance Z Apres avoir
persecut6 les bIancs pour gagner
les gems de couleur. NATL pas
trahi les gems de conleur pour Sc
|rapprocher des blahcs
Arriere celni Ia plus encore que
les autres. An rancart le trop il
lustre Warmoth J!
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-11-03
Une Colonie feodale
en- Amerique.
L'AcADiE, i6o4--i7lo.
PAR NJ. RAMEAU.

S0AMAIRE: Introduction. = Chap. I.
Les Poutrincourt, 1903 1892 RaSiiig ct
d4aiay, 1921 1670.-LII. La Seignesaie de
Port-Rogal. Les 4catieass, 1870 -l6S0.-IF.
N0urettes scig7leuries. Les capitdineries sau-
reges, 16SO-l l70D.-V TrGUasir ct progression.
des 4cadiens.-TI lie meunier Thibodeass
let la seigaetsrie Ghipody.-VIL Colonies
trancdises ct colonies asaglasscs. VII. Ia
rasion anglaise ct coaquete, l702-I713.-Epi-
iogue
On trouve dams la Colonie feodale rorigine
des families creoles lousianaises Allain,
Arsenaut, Aucoin, Babin, Bernard, Blan-
chard, Boudrot, Bourg. Bourgeois, Brous-
sard, Commeaux, Daigle, De La Ronde,
Dugas, Dupuis, Enaud tde Nepesigny),
Gaudet, Gautreaux, Hebert. Labauve, La
naux, Landry, Latour, Leblanc. Melaneon,
Naquin, Poirier, Robichaut, Saint-Martin,
Sayoie, Terrieau, Thibodeau, Vigneau.
Prix, $l.00. S'adresser aux bureaux dus
Pionnier de rAsson,pti0n.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-11-03

lie temps a etc exeessivement
mauvais toute la semaine. Ii a
beaucoap plu ct la temperature
etait chaude. Peu Inhabitants
ont aoule dams des circumstances
aussi defavorables. Au moment
oa nous 9criyons, lie vent soufle
du Nord, Ia temperature s'est
beaucoup refroidie ct le temps
semble vouloir Sc METRE au beau.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-11-03

Nous publions plus loin la carte
de notre ami Pierre J.. Gilbert
aui a pris nne license d'encan-
teur. Nous le recommandons aux
administrators de SUGGESTIONS ct
a toutes les personnes qui ont des
proprietes mobilieres on immobi.
liares d faire vendre. Pierre Gil
bert nest pas un novice dams
oette profession ct possede, au So
de tout lie monde, toutes les qua.
lites qui CONVENIENT pour faire
an encanteur accompli.