The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-06-09

Treasury by any disbursing officer, Or
agent, until the same shall be necessary
for the purpose to which it is herein direc-
ted to be applied.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL.
President of the Senate.
May 1, 1862.
mo. III AN ACT
To Regulate the Fees of Clerks Of the
Courts of Common Pleas.
Sec. I. Be IL enacted by the General
assembly of the State of Ohio. That the
Clerks Of the several Courts Of this State,
shall, for services rendered in civil cases,
receive the fees hereinafter provided, and
no more.
Sec. g. For ~docketing each cause, to
be charged but once, six cents; for enter.
ing the appearance Of plaintiffs and de-
PENDANTS. eight cents each; fling precipe.
four cents; for taking affidavit, twelve
cents; for issuing capias, summons, sub
p9na in chancery, writ of attachment,
writ of replevin, writ OF certiorari, writ Of
injunction, writ Of error, supersedeas, CT
%tation, or ne exeat, or any other mesne
process under seal, twenty-five cents; for
entering order to advertise, twenty-five
cents; for taking bond, twenty-five cents;
for taking special bail. twenty-five cents;
for filing declaration. plea, demurrer, join
der, bill, answer, or any other paper ne.
cessary to complete the pleading in any
cause, six cents, and for all other papers.
four cents each; for entering the return Of
any writ Of mesne process, six cents; for
issuing venire for a jury, twelve cents. to
be charged in each cause at law where
the issue is made up; for empanneling re-
gular jury and administering the oath,
twelve cents; and for giving a certificate
to the county auditor for the pay of each
taiesman juror, eight cents; and for call
ing and entering each talesman juror, six
cents; for swearing constable, four cents;
for issuing subpoena, where there is but
one witness named, twelve cents, and for
every additional name, four cents; for
swearing each witness, four cents; for en-
tering attendance of each witness, six
cents, and for giving order to each wit
ness for fees, eight cents; for entering each
cause on the bar and court calendar of
each term, ten cents; for indexing each
cause, ten cents for each and every term
the same shall remain on the docket; for
entering judgment on journal, ten cents;
for recording general verdict, ten cents;
for entering decree or other order on Jour-
nal, ten cents for each one hundred words;
for transcribing judgment or orders on the
docket, ten cents; for entering satisfaction
Of judgment or decree, on record. twelve
cents; for entering every special rule, six
cents; forentering every continuance, dis
continuance or r~etraxit, ten cents; for en-
tering a rule Of reference, twelve cents;
and giving copy thereof under seal, TWEEN.
ty.fve cents; for entering notice Of appeal,
ten cents; for drawing cost bill, thiriy-fve
cents, which shall be taxed but once in
each cause; for making up a complete
record in each cause, ten cents for each
one hundred words such record may con-
tain; for making out copies of process,
p~leadings. records, or any proceedings in
a cause, with the seal annexed, when re-
CURED by either Of the parties or the law,
ten cents for each one hundred words; for
entering allowance Of an injunction, writ
of error, certiorari, or habeas corpus, ten
cents; for issuing execution, thirty-five
cents; for docketing each execution issu-
ed, ten cents, and for making direct and
reversed index. to each execution issued,
ten cents; and for issuing writs Of vendi.
toni exponas and orders Of sale, and scire
facias, thirty-fv cents each, and ten cents
for each additional one hundred words
said writ may contain over that number;
for recording returns on writs of execution,
venditioni exponas and orders Of sale, ten
cents for each one hundred words; for is.
suing writs of partition, fifty cents; for at
tending to the striking of a special jury
and issuing venire therefor, one dollar; for
each writ or process under seal, not here
in provided for, fity-cents; for each certi-
fcate to which the seal of the court is re-
CURED, and not herein provided for, fifty
cents.
Sec. 8. That the several Clerks of
Courts of this State, shall receive the same
fees in criminal cases as are allowed in
the various sections OF this act for similar
services in civil cases; and the same shall
be paid out Of the county treasury, in all
cases wherein the State fails to convict, or
wherein the defendant proves insolvent.
Sec. a. That for services rendered to
the grand Jury the Clerks Of the several
courts of this State shall receive the same
fees as are allowed for similar services in
civil cases in the second section of this
act. the same to be paid out OF the county
treasury.
Sec. S. That for aPportioning jurors to