The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-27

ers, 80 Il
j. j.. Bic: Rieaasl for hauling lumber for ., !.
f. Burr, for Cv9eSner's fees ............ Is OF
JOS. D. Richard, for curtains for Supreme
Court room II q
Elbert CAN'T, for amount paid J. Mooney
on account OF his contract for making road
from Opelousas to Washington. ........... $50 OF
Joseph A. Ganthreaux, for repairing Car
ron bridge, at Washington .,............ 80 q
Charles Bertrand, for fGsairing Bordelon
Drldge, on b. Cane. ..... ~ VI
C.L. Swayze, for expenses going to. New
Orleans on business for the Parish......... AZ 81
A. Millspangh, for one Record Book...... 20 OF
Rodolplie LaHeur, for election returns for
Associate Justice. ....-...4:. .:......:. 8 VI
p. D. Hardy, for conviction fees as Dis
tFIts Attorney. ............ ......, ~ VI
Noel Larcade, for conveying insane person
from Modndville to Opelousas. ....... -. S OF
Louis Waiter. for recovering two tables for
supreme Court +. 4 g.
C. D. Tatman, for post mortem examine
ton of a slar We executed. rs OC
OpeFonsas Courier, for advertising special
term of Di- trict Court. ............... 5 sc
F. v. Chachere, for repairing the Parish
jail. 10 DC
Onezilne Carriere, for witnesses FEES. l SO
Oautt Brothers, for lumber furnished to
road Overseers.. III 90
JOS. B. Richard. for spike nails for bridges
on publlc roads. i ~
i. v. ChaclIere, for fees in criminal suit,
expenses for Supreme Court, etc. s.....,.. $50 81
l.. W Chachere, for support of child of
HenrieGe Barron. +. ...... .......... Is 90
Charles Thompson, for conveying Fanny
Irwin, Jean Chase and j. P. Roberts, to the
insane Asylum. at Jackson. 100 90
Charles Thompson, for fees as Jailor i. 4S9 Is
Charles Thompson. for conveying Mrs.
Chase from Moundyille to jail. ..... 8 90
Charles Thompson, for support of children
of Mrs. Chase: Is 90
Theodore Chachere, for merchandise funs
nisled Tailor for Jail, etc. % SIS
Yves Vidrine, for fees as Magistrate. .... l6 so
Joseph Chenier, for fees as Ma gistrate .... 3 90
JOS. ID. Richard, for fees as Magistrate. 6 S.
q. ~. Ealer, for Magistrates fees trans
ferred to him. j. ..........L ............. 1873 76
Frolzin F%ontenot, for fees as Constable. II 90
Gerand Fontenot, for fees as Constable. so
Joseph A. Galthreaux, for fees as COnsta-
BILE 9 80
Adfien Sonnier, for fees as Constable. 80. so
VIM. A. Moriarty, for fees as Constable. 4 so
VIM. A. Moriarty, for fees as Constable. 40
C. N. Ealer, for Constables' fees trans
ferred to him IS IS
Adrien Sounier, for witnesses lees trans.
ieTTed 10 MIN. y 00
Joseph D. Richard, for witnesses fees
transferred to MN. .....-... ......... 4 so
Theodore Chachere, for witnesses fees
transferred to him. ........ ..... 8 so
C.N. Ealer, for witnesses fees transferred
to him 50 80
Charles Thompson, for white washing Jail 10 90
Charles Thompson, for attention to Mrs.
singleton's girl during her confinement. 10 90
Eli Clark, for fees as Constable. ......... IL 90
Ransom ?. Ferguson. for juror for Che trial
Of slaves of Mrs. Singleton. ............ 2 20
John G. Griffith, for Juror for the trial of
slaves of Mrs. Singleton .+............ 2 80
Denis Mcdaniel, for juror for the trial of
slaves Of Mrs. Singleton g.. ............ q 20
#. Courtney, for juror for the trial of
slaves of Mrs. Singleton. .... 20
j, Tubre, for juror for the trial of slaves
of Mrs. Singleton. ........ ........ 2 40
James Allen, for juror for the trial Of
slaves of Mrs. Singleton. ............... 2 80
VIM. Reed. for juror for the trial of slaves
OF Mrs. singleton. .....-. 3 90
H.. Lewis, for juror for the trial of slaves
of Mrs. Singleton. 4 M
G: Q. Wolf, for juror for the trial Of slaves
of Mrs. Singleton. 9 30
g. Delahoussaye, for Juror for the trial of
slaves OF Mrs. Singleton. /. ..-...... 3 so
G. }. Tatman, for witnesses fees. so
hobert Singleton. Tor wltleSse S fees..... 80
Matilda Singleton, for witnesses FEES. 60
Mrs. A. West, for witnesses fees. ...,., 70
F. Singleton, for witnesses fees. 60
Mrs. Wm. West, for witnesses fees.... 70
Willard s. Cushman, for fees as Justice Of
Making the aggregate sum of. -. .s2oos "a
The said committee further reported that
they referred the following claims to the Jury
for its decision, to wit
John Wilmington, for fees as Constable. and
aotihS It's SudTu III prisoners. i. $40 81
Arcade Guillory, for acting as guard to
Joseph Anselm, for acting as guard to
~ -............ IL 90
On motion of Mr.. Thompson,
Reafced. That the report Of the committee
on Claims be adopted and that Warrants be
issued III favor OF those persons whose claims
have been approved by said committee.
Resolved, That the accounts referred 10 the
Jury. be referred back to the owners thereof
for correction.
On motion Of Mr.. Thompson,
Resoiued, That the sum OF tso hundred and
htty d"llars be and is hereby appropriated for
The pnrnose of causing the bridge on the Ba.
y"n BGnt. al Momidville, Il, be repaired and
that such Of the lumber Of said bridge which
Is not tit to he used in requiring The same, be
s"Id to The highest bidder. for the benefit of
The Parish. and that Peter Collins. :. A..
scrlbner and John S. Edwards. be and are
appointed commissioners 10 let out the repair. |
ing ut said bridge 10 the lowest bidder. sell
The lumber aforesaid. and to report 10 the
Police Jury according 10 law.
Mr.. Derlillers presented a petition of the
mhabitan!s, praying for an appropriation of
" thousand dollars for the construction Of n
canal to drain the public road from F. G.
Devilliers. on Bayou Teche, To Jules Mes.
tricks aild that the said sun be appropriated
FOR the purpose above mentioned.
Mr.. Thompson moved that said petition be
laid on the table.
The motion Of Mr.. n v%illiers, TO appro.
pirate two thousand dollars, was lost. and the
morton Of MIR. Thompson, to lay the petition
on The table, was carried.
Mr.. Fon'enot presented a petition of The in
for a public road from Jos. Briards
10 Mt 10 Vile Plate. w~herenpon,
On motion of Mr.. Fontenot,
ReNoired, That the following freeholders. 10
Eioi Vidrire, Joseph z. Fontenot, Jean Pierre
Ladeur, Louis Stage, Philippe Paul Fonteno,.
Henry Paul Fon,enot and Pierre Manuel, be
appointed a jury, to trace and lay ont a public
road Gem 'enriiig at The point Of Jos. Briard,
passing by the po;t,t known as Point des
" thence to poin, Manuel and to Flat
to canse the said road to be SURVEYED
and marked and to make due returns
ii their proceeding according to law.
On motion. The two petitions from the 10Th
School District praying for a division of said
were laid over until the next repular
On motion of Mr.. Fontenot,
ReSolred. That Jean BIT. Ortepo. he and ia