The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-02-18

mon pleas, ns IL the same decree order had been
made in snid court Of common pleas.
SIC g. That oil eases which may have been
heretofore brought into the district court, IN the
~ Of Hamilton. from s1id superior Or commercial
courts, hy appeal, writ of error or certinrar, and
which may have leen disposed Of by said district
court at the expiration OF sail superior and COM
mercial courts, but which may yet remain TO be re-
mandod to tie court below for new trial, execution
or other proceeding. may he 80 remanded TO the
said court uf common pens, which shall proceed as
ii the same had ORIGINATED therein
SIC. o. That for all services performed under this
act hy the clerks OF the said court Of common pleas
aud superior and commercial courts. for the COM
pensgiUn OF which there IL no provision by law,
the court OF common pleas may allow compensation,
to be paid out Oi the county treasury, not exceeding
such amount as would be taxable for like services
prescribed by the act regulating the fees of clerks
of courts OF common pleas, .p1ssed May hrst, ono
thousand eight hundred and lity-two.
I SIC 10. That on tie final adjournment OF the
superior court Of Cleveland, in the county OF Gu.
yabogy. on the SECOND Monday OF February, ona
thousand eight hundred and three. the clerk Of
said court shall deliver to the clerk 1f the court o
common pleas in said county Of Cuyahoga. conpos-
ing the third subdivision in the fourth Judicial cir
cult and said last mentioned clerk shall receive all
the original fles and other papers IN the causes then
pending or before that time disposed OF, in said SUI
pcrior court ot Cleveland; and also the records,
journals. dockeis executions, orders Of sale, and
other books. papers, and property of said superior
court; ana in all further proceedings in relation 10
court Of common plens. the proper district cour,
% the case may be- in said subdivision. shall be gov
rrned ny the provisions Of this act in like manner ~
il required of the court OF common pleas of Hqrl-
itOn county, district court, in reference to tiI1
or other matters transferred from the siper n
and commercial courts Of Cincinnati, far as sucn
provisions applicable, 81 as ii the same Ind boon
framed so as to apply in specific language to ia
court of common pleas OF Cuyahoga county, or ,i.-
trict court in said subdivision
SIC. II. That the clerk OF the court of coma!
pleas Of Hamilton county, be and he is herrh,
quired to make out with all convenient dispUi ..
and preserve in lis office, full and complete index
of Judgments and DEGREES rendered in the sail CON.
niercal and superior OF Cincinnati, and ais,
of those rendered in the cour: Of common pleas of
Hamilton county. since the organization of the sal
courts respectively both direct ard reversed uniform
with the index Of judgments and DEGREES rendered
in the supreme Of Hamilton county, heretofore
made.
SIC. -. That for his services ia making ont the
said ind xes. the said clerk shall be allowed FIVE
cents for each case indexed, and if indexed under
tlian nauc, then five cents additional for
each additional name under which it shall be in.
dcxe. TO be paid out of the county treasury on the
order of TIE county commissioners.
JAMES &. JOHNSON
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDIIL,
President OF the Senltc.
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