The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-16

CAlAHUULA fAklOI
Of Black river to mile post, and VIM. E
Bole from mile post to Island Bayou No 2
} A. 81. Cuny, No 8. Charles Jones No
Rutledge, No 5. Henry Paiham No 6. Dr.
| c. L. Smith, No 7. Jacob Garrett, No 8. Dr.
D.. P. Calhoun No Q. Andrew j. Liddle No
| 10.D D. Hanes No II. J. B. Stewart NJ
l2. G. A. Hooper No. l3 Theo. Chevalliel
No ID R. G, Wooton Jr, No Is G. Brett
haupt, No 16 BAIL Guice, No II E. Fl
Guice No Is R. q. Cuny, No 19 J. F. Rich
ardson, No 20 Thomas Prichard, No 81
John A. Philips No % VIM. Reesor No %
A. M. c. Roark, No "a A. S. Heard No 25
Harry Evans, No 26 John Dancer No q
No % No %
Wn. B. Fife No so Thos. Dunn No 81
No 81 No 33
No "a Benz. Sweszy from
forks of Monroe road to Hawthorns Creek,
Thomas Howard from Hawthornes Creek to
Milestone Hollow, No 35 Robt Shropshire
No SO Daniel Willbanks No 81 VIM. O'Neal
No SO J. J. Mills No 80 Lafayette Pool No
40 David Pool No Al Archibald Delany
No AZ Alexander Bonner from Lawrences
ferry to 26 mile post and S. J. Neal from 26
mie post to the Parish line No 43 James
Wilson No A D. c. Reams from Parish
line to Franklin old field and J. Franklin
from Frauk!in old field to Funny Louis No
As, Thos. Hancock No 46 N. B. Wett No
Al No4S No49
E. Carter from Mrs. Mayo's to BAYOU Louis
ferry, including the hands of Mrs. Mayo,
G. =. Duke and E. Carter and P. J. Holstein
from Bayou Louis to the Bluff on Sicily
Island, No SO Dr. 81. J. Peck, w. L. Ditto
substitute No 81 R. II. Norris No 50 r. E.
HoIstein No SO T. A. S. Doniphan his hands
being placed on that road, No 81 DR.. ?. E.
Fl. Loveace and that the hands OF Mrs.
Atchison be placed on that road No SIS W.
L. Ellis No Sc Ransom Hall No 81 Leroy
Sway No So John Ballew No 50 Appleton
Sanders No 60 II. D. Mandevil Jr, No 81
DR.. J. B. May No G2 J. NJ. Thomas No
63 Jno. K;tterlin No Ga No
IS.
A petition was presented from sundry
citizens, for road from Harris Hill to the
Ouachita, which was referred to commission
ers by ordinance.
The Treasurer presented his rep orts on the
Parish finances, and Schools, which were
read and referred to the appropriate commit
tees.
The Jury ajourned until tomorrow morn
ing o'clock.
TUESDAY MORNING, June sth 185S.-The
Police Jury met pursuant to adjournment,
present, the members as on yesterday
Messrs. Phillips and Pool appeared and took
their seats-the minutes of the preceding
day was read and approved.
Examining Committee.
The President appointed the following
gentlemen for the examination of Teachers.
Harrisonburg-J. G. Taliaferro, D. D.
Swindall, Jacob Hawkins.
Trnity-T. II. Harris, J. r. Woodbridge,
w. D. Spann.
Springs-J. N. Billy, Dr.. j. F. Newton, s.
Y. LaCroix.
Camp Ground-Ed W. Yancy, Edmund
Drake, Dam. Willbanks.
Tensas-E L. Walls, S. S. Bowman, B.
F. Holiday.
St. J. r. Ziddel2.
On the petition of Major St. J. R. Liddell,
permission was granted him to lay down a
rail road track across ahe public road in
front of his plantation, sufficient hight,
not to interrupt travel.
Committee on Claims.
We the undersigned committee on claims
beg leave to report, that we have examined
all the claims presented and the vouch-
ers for the same, and recommend their allow.
ance as follows:
D. NJ. Prichard, Sheriff in the case Of
Felen, Lunatic, conveying him to the asy-
| lum at Jackson La, S 5994
Clothing and articles furnished for
him, 1775
| D. D. Swindle for same Lunatic 1850
Elijah Short do do do Is 90
VIM. S. Prichard has a claim for
the same which is allowed by the
majority of the committee. He
declining to vote on it. 10 10
D. M. Prichard sheriff for guard
ing Hiram Bradford in jail 1000
E. w. McNab one of the posse
summoned by sheriff to arrest
Bradford 10 90
r. J. Davis for same 1000
Wm l.. Davis fo- same and their
expenses. 20 W
G. H. Bly, for coffin for Mr..
Sanders 10 w
r. II. Johnson 3 80
G. C. Duke clerk for stationary
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