Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

power 10 allow wits OI cerilOrdfl, uIrectet
, 10 justices Of the peace. probate courts, O.
, county commissioners. 10 Cause their pro
ceedings TO be brought before the court o
} common pleas Of The county in which such
proceedings may have been commenced, ir
order lha, right and justice may be done.
! SEC. l6. Whenever judge of the cour
Of common pleas shall be interested in the
event Of any cause or maIler pending before
said court, in any county Of his dislrict. il
shall be the duty Of the other judges Of the
district, or one Of them, to attend and hold
the court wherein such cause or matter is
pending, for The trial of the same; and if all
three Of the common pleas judges shall be
interested in the event of any cause or mat.
ter pending in their districi, the same shall
be removed for trial into tho nearest county
in an adjacen, district, under the order Of
the court wherein the. same was Instituted
SEC. II. If in any cause or matter pen.
ding in The district court, any two or more Of
the judges holding said court, are interested
in the event thereof, such cause or matter
shall be removed, under the order Of The
court, to the district court in the neares,
county of an adjacent district, for uial, aud
shall be proceeded in TO trial and judgment,
In all respects as if the same had originated
in the county to which the same shall have
been removed; and whenever any cause
shall have been removed from the county
in which the same originated, either under
this or the preceding section, a duly certified
copy Of the final judgment rendered there
in, may be taken By the party recovering
the same, and pr esented 10 the clerk Of The
couu of the county from which the cause
wos removed and said clerk shall forthwith
record the same in the journal Of said last
mentioned court; and from The time Of such
entry upon record, said judgemen. shall op.
crate as lien upon the real estate Of the
debtor, as full as though The same had been
on iha, day rendered in sad last mentioned
county.
SEC. 18. All process and remedies au.
,horized by the laws of This State, when the
present constitution took effect, may be had
and resorted TO. in the courts of she proper
Jurisdiction, under the present consIi!uuen;
and all The laws regulating The practice Of,
and imposing duties upon. or granting pow.
ers ID The supreme court, or any judge there.
of, and The courts of conmon pleas res 'ecl-
lively under The former constitution, except
as 10 matters of probate jurisdiction. in force
when the present constitution look effect,
shall govern1he practice Of, and impose the
like duties upon the district courts, and
courts Of common plcas, respectively, crea.
led by the present constitution, so far as such
process, remedies and laws may be appica.
BILE TO said courts and judges respectively, or
any Judge whereof. l4----s4.1-... $50
q. Sec. 10. Each judge, of the supreme
court, and OF the courts 6f common pleas,
before entering upon The duties OF his Office,
shall take an oath or affirmation, pursuant
10 the seventh section Of The fifteenth article
of the constitution, 10 suppor the conslilu.
lion of the United States, and The constitution
of The State Of Ohio, 10 administer justice
without respect to persons. land faithfully
aud imparliaIy to discharge and perform all
the du,ies Incumbent upon him as such
Judge. according TO The bes. of his ability and
understanding; ond the said oath, with the
certificate of The officer administering The
same, shall be endorsed on The commission
Of such Judge.
JAMES G. JOHNSON.
Speaker of The House Of Reps.
WILLIAM MEDlLL.
President of The Senate.
February IS, 1859.