The republic., 1850-12-02


to be placed in bank subject to his draft
2. In all cases the Clerk shall have fif
teen copies of the records printed for the
Court, provided the Government will admit
the item in the expenses of the Court. r.
g. In all cases the Clerk shall deliver q
copy of the printed record to each party.
And in cases Of dismission except for want
OF jurisdiction) or affirmance, one copy ol
the record shall be taxed against the plain
tif, which charge includes the charge for
the copy furnished him.
In case Of reversal and dismission for
want of jurisdiction, each party shall be
charged with one.llslf the legal fees for q
copy. Zee Rutes z 1 ana 42.] -
No. 3S.-( January term, 1922 1t "a
ordered By the Court, That hereafter, the
Judges of the Circuit and District Courts
do not allow any bill of exceptions, which
shall contain the charge of the Court at
large to the jury in trials at common law,
upon any general exception to the whole
of such charge. But that the party ex-
cepting be required to state distinctly the
several matters of law in such charge to
which he excepts; and that such matters
of law, and those only, be inserted in the
bill perceptions, and allowed by the Court.
No. 39.-( January term, 1888 1. II
as ordered BY the Court, That during the
session of the Court, any gentleman Of the
bar having a cause on the docket, and
wishing to use any book or books in the
Law Library, shall be at liberty, upon ap-
plication to the Clerk of the Court, to re-
ceive an order to take the same (not ex-
ceeding at any one time three) from the
Library, he being thereby responsible for
the due return OF the same within rea-
sonable time, or when required by the
Clerk. And it shall be the duty of the
Clerk to keep, in a book for that purpose,
a record of all books so delivered, which
are to be charged against the party reoeiv-
ing the same. And in case the same shall
not be so returned, the party receiving
the same shall be responsible for, and for
felt and pay twice the value thereof; as
also one dollar per day for each days
detention beyond the limited time
2. 1t is ordered by tile Court, That dur
ing the session of the Court, any Judge
thereof may take from the Law Library
any book or books he may think proper,
he being responsible for the due return
thereof
No. 40 January term, 1889 Where
as, 1t has been represented to the Court,
that 1t would in many cases accommodate
Counsel, and save expense TO parties, TO
submit causes upon printed arguments.
1t is therefore
Ordered, That in all cases brought here
on appeal, writ of error, or otherwise, the
court will receive printed arguments, if
the counsel on either or both sides shall
choose so to submit the same. (Sce Rules
A and SD
No. 41.-(January term, 1884 Or
dered, That the original opinions of the
Court, delivered TO the reporter, be filed
in the office of the Clerk of the Court for
preservation as soon as the volume of Re-
ports for the term, at which they are de-
livered, shall be published.
No. A. january term, 1880 All
the opinions delivered by the Court since
the commencement of the term shall be
forthwith delivered over to the Clerk TO be
recorded
And all opinions hereafter delivered by
the Court shall Immediately, upon the de-
livery thereof, be in like manner delivered
over to the Clerk to be recorded And
il shall be the duty Of the Clerk to cause
the same to be forthwith recorded, and TO
deliver the originals with a transcript Of
the judgment or decree of the Court there
on to the reporter, as soon as the same
shall be recorded.
And all the opinions Of the Court, as
far as practicable, be recorded during the
term, so that the publication of the reports
may not be delayed thereby.
No 43.-(Janudry term, 1882 1. In
all cases where a writ of error, or an ap-
peal, shall be brought TO this Court from
any judgment or decree rendered thirty
days before the commencement of the
term, it shall be the duty Of the plaintiff
in error, or appellant, as the case NAV be,
to docket the cause and file the record
thereof with the Clerk of this Court with
in the first six days of the term. If he
shall fail so to do, the defendant in error,
or appellee, as the case may be, may
docket the cause and file copy of the re-
cord with the Clerk, in which case it shall
stand for argument at the term; or at his
option he may have the cause docketed
and dismissed upon producing certificate
from the Clerk Of the Court, wherein the
judgment or decree was rendered, stating
the cause, and certifying that such writ
of error or appeal had been duly sued out
and allowed.
2. No writ of error or appeal shall be
docketed, or the record of the cause fled
by the plaintiff in error, or appellant, after
the first six days of the term, except upon
the terms that the cause shall stand for
argument during the term, or be continued
at the option OF the defendant in error, or
appellee. But in no case shall the plaintiff
in error, or appellant, be entitled to docket
the cause and file the record, after the
same shall have been docketed and dis
missed in the manner provided for in the
preceding rule, unless by order of the
Court, or with the consent of the opposite
party.
3. In all cases where the cause shall
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