The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-03

one dollar, TO De pald Dy each justice on re-
ceiving his commissions; for receiving and
disbursing monies, (other than costs and fees
paid over to such clerks in pursuance of an
order of court or on judgements, and which
has not been collected by the sheriff or other
proper officer, on order or execution, to be
taxed against the party charged with the
payment ofsuch money, commission of two
per centum on the first thousand dollars, and
of one per centum on all exceeding one
thousand dollars.
Sec. g. That the fees accruing to the
Clerk for services rendered by him in any
criminal cases, wherein the State fails to con-
vict, or to collect the costs during the next
vacation after sentence, shall be paid out of the
county treasury, on the order of the county
auditor, which shall issue upon the certificate
of said clerk.
SEC A. That for drawing each grand ju-
ry and issuing venire therefor, the clerk
shall receive fee one dollar; for certifying
for fees of each grand Juror, ten cents; and
for all services rendered to the grand jury he
shall receive the same fees as are allowed for
similar services in cause pending in court,
the same to be paid out of the county treasu-
ry, in the same manner as the fees specified
III the preceding section.
SEC That the several clerks of the said
courts shall receive from the courts of their
respective counties, in the same manner as
the fees specified in the last two preceding
sections, the following fees for miscellaneous
services performed by them respectively for
making out abstracts or elections, Except
words, ten cents; for each certificate with the
e II
for certifying for fees of judges clerks
of elections, ten cents each; for certifying
the enumeration of white male citizens over
the age Of twenty one years, to the Secretary
OF State, one dollar; and for filing each list
of such enumeration ten cents; for apportion-
ing jurors to the several townships, copying
the names, aud placing the same in the jury
box, three dollars annually; for making up
and completing general indexes, direct and
reverse, Of all judgements, final orders and
DEGREES, fifteen cents for each case SO index
ed; for making out lists Of unclaimed costs,
and paying the same to the treasurer five per
centum on the amount of money paid; for re-
porting annually to the County Commissioners
the amount of fines assessed by therrsspective
courts, one dollar; for reporting annually to
prosecuting attorney, amount of fines and
costs, collections thereon, &C., three dollars;
for reporting annually to Auditor of State as
to collection Of costs in Penitentiary cases,
one dollar; for each civil jury list certified to
county treasurer, fifty cents; for distributing
the laws, journals and documents of the
State, five dollars annually.
Sec. 6. That the county commissioners
shall furnish the clerks of courts of their re-
spective counties, all the blank book, blank
stationery, and all other things necessary to
the prompt discharge of their duties; all
which articles the clerks may for themselves
procure, and shall be allowed for upon their
certificate.
Sec 7. That the act entitled IAN act to
regulate the fees of clerks of the courts of
common pleas" passed May l, 1852, and
section fifty-two of the act entitled "an act
to regulate the election of State and county
officers" passed May 8, 1852, and section
three of the act entitled ian act to provide
for collecting the statistics of crime," passed
May /, 1852, be, and the same are hereby
repealed.
Seer s. That this act shall take effect,
and be in force from and after its passage.
F. C. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate pro tenn.
May ], 1854.