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discharge the dusies thereof I'LL said trusts can
be daily closed and selsled.
Sec. IS. Il shall be lhs duty OF lbs Probate
Judge 20 cause notice 10 be published 10 some
newspaper Of tho county, IL any be published
Ihereib, or II nos, by posing lbs same upon the !
door Of Ihe Cour House Of said county, Of The
hliug Of any accounts by executors, adminissra.
tors OF guardians, specifying the time Shen such !
accounts shall be heard which shall not be less 1
,han three weeks after The publication Of such |
nosiee. at which time il shall be compeisns for
said Judge Of Probate foe cause, 10 allow further
tine 10 file exceptions 10 said accounts, and tho
costs Of such notice shall bo paid il more than
one account be specified in the same notice 10
equal proportion by the executors, adminlsITa-
tors OF guardians respectfully.
Sec. IL. The Judge Of Probate shall have
foil power and authority 10 examine, under OATH
all executors, administrators and guardians,
touching their accounts, and if he shall think
proper so 10 do, be may reduce such examina'
lion 10 wiring and require such executor. ad.
miuisIralor or guardian 70 sign The same, aud
such written examinalion shall be filed with the
papers 10 The case.
Sec. is. That in the exercise Of all the du.
lies ard jurisdiction imposed and conferred up.
90 Judges Of Probate, they shall be governed
by the laws now in force upon The subjects re.
speclfuIly 10 which they relate until Otherwise
provided by law.
Sec. i6. Tha, the final judgments, orders or
DEGREES of the court OF Probate 10 any equity
in this State may be reviewed, reversed, or at
frmed in the court Of common pleas oil such
county by appeal or cerIiOrari. and 10 case oi
appeal, the party appealing shall give bond and
security TO the satisfaction OF such Judge oil
Probate, conditioned (or the payment oil ali costs
that may accrue in consequence OF such appeal,
in case such order, judgment or decree shal be
affirmed, but no such appeal shall be allowed un.
less il shall be perfected within thirty days from
| The date of such judgment, order or decree ;
I Provided no bond for appeal shall be required
when the appeal is taken by an executor, admin
islrator or guardian who has gwen bond as re-
quired BY law or by minors, idiots or Iunaucs'
and in cases Of ceriorar, The party applying
for the same shall give bond in such manner as
is now provided by law.
! Sec. H. Before any Probate Judge shall en-
ter upon the discharge Of the duties oi his Of
fee he shall take oath or affirmation to support
the constitution Of the United States, The consII'
,uiion Of the State of Ohio, and that he will
faithfully, diligently, and imPanlaIly discharge
the dules Of Probule Judge to the best oil his
skill and ability, and shall also give bond with
sufficient security to b. approved by the county
commissioners of the proper county, or IN the
absence of any Two OF said commissioners from
the county when said bond is to be executed, by
the auditor and recorder of the proper county
to the State OF Ohio in any sum not less than
five thousand dollars, conditioned that he will
truly and faithfully pay over all moneys ina
tEay by him be received IN hls official eapacuy
md that he will enter and record all Ihe orders
DEGREES, judgments and proceedings oil salf
court; and faithfully and lmPar'alIy discharge
and perform all the duties ol his said offlce
which bond, with his oath or affirmation endors
ed upon The same shall be lodged with The couu
" treasurer.
Sec. 49, The several clerks of the courts
common pleas of this State are hereby required
TO transfer 10 the probate court Of their respect
i've counties all records, files, papers and pro
ceedings apperlainng to the exc uslVe lursolc
,ion of said courts OF probate so fur as the SAINT
are capable OF being separated from Lhe ProPe
journals and records of The courts oil common
, pleas shall also mako out and certify full iran
scripts Of any journal entries relating TO FRO
f bate matters, v hich may be pending 10 saI'
, courts, on request Of any probate judge or per
son interested, together with a copy OF the gen
eral laws Of the State.
Sec. 10. That the several Judges OF Pro
. bate in their capacity as clerks, shall be en'l'e
!. to tax and receive such fees as are now pre-
scrbed in the fee.bil regulating the taxation o
n costs in the courts Of common pleas, so lar q
Q pertains 10 matters within the jurisdiction OF pro
g bate courIs.
, Sec. 90. The county commissioners oi eacl
i county in this State shall provide suitable OF
Il flee or offices for the accommodation OF the FRO
J, bate Judge OF the county, and shall furnish al
}, stationary aud such other things as may be ne
II cessary Cor the promP. discharge of the Quite
Il of said Judge.
!. Sec. 2I. That the one hundred and sixty
f(lh, and the one hundred aud six.y-slx1h sec
e lions OF the act entitled and 10 provide for IN
9 settlement Of the estates Of deceased persons
d passed March 2S, 1910, be, and the same ar
;, hereby repealed. -
}. JAMES C. JOHNSON,
}. Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
II w, MEpILL,
a President Of the Senate,
}. February 25, 1859.
}. do hereby certify that have read and CON
L .c .hn covan0inn and thf