The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-05-17

or body, twenty-five cents: for all money
made on execution, four per cent: for ev-
cry days attendance before Justices OF the
Peace. Jury trial, seventy five cents: Tor
every days attendance before Justices OF
the Peace, on criminal trial. seventy five
cents: for every days attendance before
Justices Of the Peace in forcible detainer.
without jury, fifty cents: for summoning
Jury, seventy cents: for mileage, ten
cents for the first mile, and FIVE cents per
mile for each additional mile: for assistants
incrimina al cases. one dollar per day each:
for transporting and sustaining prisoners.
allowance made by the magistrate, and
Paid' on his certificate: for serving all other
wfits or notices not herein named, twenty
FIVE cents, and mileage as in other cases:
for copies Of all writs. notices. orders. or
sffidavits served. fees the same as allowed
for issuing the same: for summoning and
swearing appraisers in case OF replevin
xnd attachment, one dollar in each case:
advertising property for sale on executions,
twenty-five cents: for taking bond in re-
plsvin and all other cases. fifty cents each:
To- every days attendance on the grand
jury oue ioltar.
SEC. 3. Sections seven and eight of"an
act to regulate the fees of officers in civil
>and criminal cases." passed March 5,
1881, and all acts and parts of acts con.
fiioting with this act, be and they are here.
.by.repeaisd.
SEc. a. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after the first day of June,
A. D., 1854.
.sss'.7 -. F. C. LEBLOND.
suSpeaker Of The House of Representatives..
= JAMES MYERS.
sass President Of the Senate.
sApnh25, $ 1854.
.ssa AN ACT
To. amend an act entitled ian act defining
the jurisdiction. and regulating the prac-
tice of Probate Courts passed March
srsl4lh. 1858.
.sSEcsl ). Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of ths State Of Ohio, That Sec
lions ier,y-nine, fifty and fily.,wo, Of an
,ac, defining the Jurisdiction and regulating
the practice OF the probate courts, passed
March "A, 1853. be. and the same are here
by 80 amended as 10 read as follows:-
>Sec. 80. Ons hundred and eighty Judi
coions persons, having the qualifications OF
electors. shall be annually selected in each
county to attend as jurors in the probate
ooust,vin the manner prescribed by law,
, Tor the selection OF jurors 10 attend the
court Of common pleas; and such separate
!:ist shall be delivered to the probate judg-
by the trustee or judge OF election. at the
same time the list for the court OF common
pple6sf is required 10 be delivered to the
-clesk of that court. aud the persons named
in the list delivered 10. the probate Judge.
shall serve as jurors. iE the probate court.
under the provisions of this act: Provided.
that prior to the selection and return OF such
jurors for the year 1854, as provided by
1aw, said probate court shall cause to be
summoned Tor each term. the proper num-
.bsr OF persons, having the required quail
'&cAGons, to serve as jurors for such term
A~SEc. e. Sec. so. The names ofihe per-
sons selected to serve as Jurors in the pro.
baie court. shall be written on separate
pieces OF paper, and deposited in a box
to be provided at the expense Of the coun-
~; and Al least ten days before term o
sproba,e court, unless by a written entry
in his dminutes. the judge shall dispense
with OF postpone the attendance of jury
he shall, IN the presence OF the sheriff of the
county proceed to shake the box and draw
thsrefrom twelve bsllots. and shall forthwith
,dSliver list of the jurors drawn. to thf
sheriff. deputy sheriff, or constable of the
.couniy, with an endorsement thereon, sign.
sd,by. him will, his name and seal Of Office
aorihe following effect: A. B.. sheriff (ol
sdpputy sheriff. or constable) Of the count,
-.of -. to which this is delivered, Is re
,iQuifsd TO summon the persons named in
,ahs within list. 10 appear before me at
t(namihg the plscs) on (naming the day
-snd hour. to serve as jurors at probate
.-oourt5 to.be then and there held, dated a
--.. the - day of -, 10.
=. SEC 5. Sec. So. Each party shall bs
.,sntitled to two peremptory challenges. ant
Sslch other challenges for cause, as the pro
.bate Judge may allow, and il twelve jurors
.do not attend. or be not obtained, the judg,
lfnGy direct the sheriff. or other officer ir
.attendance, to summon any Of the by
ISLANDERS. or otliefswho may be competen.
against whom no sufficient cause OF chal
.lenge shall appear, TO act as jurors. WheI
aweive jurors appear and are accepted
they shall constitute the jury. The iailur
10 attend by any person, when duly sum
amoned. shall be pnnished as in like case
lin the court Of common pleas, and The jury
.when sworn or affirmed. shall hear tn
proofssof the parties, which must be deliv
ssed in public. and ii, the presence OF tn
defendant.
Skcx4 That the original sections. forty
mine. fifty, and fifiy.tw of said act, b
and tha6Hne are hereoy repealed.
F. C.. LEBLOND,
Speakersofthe House of REPRESENTATIVE.
JANfS MYERS.
President OF The Senat
4PdYse. 1854.
AN ACT
To S6ssnd the acl entitled an act prcscr
binR the duties OF supervisors. and re
Tia,ing TO Roads and Highways, passe
7 fRabrnsry IS. 1853. ;