The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-28


the service, execution and return of such
process, and is subject to the same obli-
cations, but there can be 10 fee for his
services taxed in the bill of costs.
Sec. 214. A justice may punish, as for
contempt, persons guilty Of the follow
ing acts; and no others
| 1-Disordcrly, contemptous, or inso-
lent behavior toward the justice, tending
to interrupt the due course of a trial or
other judicial proceedings before him:
"a breach of the peace, boisterous
conduct, or violent disturbance, tending
to interrupt the due course of trial or
other judicial proceedings:
| 3-Wilful resistance in the presence of
the justice, to the execution of lawful
order or process made or issued by him.:
Sec. els. A warrant of arrest must be
issued by such justice, on which the per-
son SO guilty may be arrested and brought
before the justice when an opportunity to
be heard in his defence or excuse may be
given. The justice may thereupon dis
charge him, or may convict him for the
offence, and adjudge a punishment by fine
or Imprisonment, or both; such fine not
to exceed twenty dollars, and such i'm
prisonment ten days.
Sec. 216. The conviction, specifying
: particularly the offence and the judgment
thereon must be enteredin in his docket, a
warrant Of commitment to the jail of the
county until the fine be paid, for the
term of Imprisonment, may then be issued
such warrant must contain in transcript
of the entry in the docket, and the same
must be executed by any constable to
whom 1t may be given, and by the jailor
of the county.
Sec. 217. When person intending to
bring an action before justice of the
peace is non resident Of the township
in which he intends to commence such
action the justice may, previous to his
issuing process, require such person to
give security for the costs Of suit, which
may be done by depositing sum of
money deemed by the justice to be suf-
fcient to discharged the costs that may
accrue in the action, or by giving an I'M
derSaking with surety approved by the
justice, payable to the adverse party, for
, the payment of all costs that may accrue
in the action.
Sec. 218. If any plaintiff or plaintiffs
after commencing an action before JUS
tice in the township in which he or they
reside, remove out of the county, the
, justice may require such plaintiff or plain
tiffs to deposit sum of money equal to
| the costs that have accrued and that pro-
badly will accrue, or require in place
r thereof that such party give sufficient
| surety for all costs which have accrued OF
! which may accrue in action, and in de-
: falt to do either shall enter a non-saH a.
. gainst the plaintiff or plaintiffs.
g Sec. 219. That in all actions Instituted
: before a justice of the peace found upon
] any bond, sealed bill, promissory note, Oh
other instrument Of writing for the pay.
. ment Of a sum of money certain, upor
: which the whole amount of money therein
!, promised is due, it shall be the duty o.
e the plaintiff, his agent or attorney, to file
4 said bond, sealed bill, promissory note, OF
other written evidence of indebtedness
G upon which such suit is brought with sucl
: justice of the peace; and if upon the tria
: Judgment shall be entered thereon, in IA
h vor of the plaintiff; such bond, sealed bill
e promissory note, or Instruments of writing
shall be retained by the justice sorender
G ing Judgment, who shall endorse thereon
e the sum for which he shall have entered
e judgment. provided that the same shal
: in nowise exceed one hundred dollars, un
n less Judgment thereon shall have beer
: confessed, and shall subscribe his name
h thereto. And upon payment or tender
c Of the amount of such payment, togethe
/ with the costs accruing thereon, or seeur
ing the payment of the same by putting
s in bail, or the stay of execution, it shall
{ not be lawful for the plaintiff to institut
) any other suit or suits upon said bond
II II sealed bill, promissory note, or other in
u strument of writing for the recovery o
g any farther sum or sums, the payment o
: which is secured by the same bond, seal
- ed bill, promlssory note, or other writer
e evidence of indebtness; Provided, tha
e when an appeal shall be taken from th
Judgment of such justice, it shall be hi
u duty to deliver OF transmit any bond, seal
d ed bill, promissory note, or other writtel
/ evidence, produced before him on trial t
u che clerk of the court of common pleas
IL to which such cause shall have been ap
pealed, ON or before the second day Of tn
. term of the court next after taking sucl
II appeal; Provided, also, that nothin;
! herein contained shall be construed TO les
! sen or in anywise affect theright whic,
Vi any creditor now have to demand fror
: any justice of the peace, any joint an