The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-08

dorslng or entering allowance of bail, FIVE
cents; for entering an exoneration of bail,
ten cents; tor entering the return of each
writ or order, excepting executions and
subpoena five cents; for entering anap-
pointment Of guardian for suit, ten cents; !;
forissuing venire for jury, to be charged in
each case wherein there is an issue made
up. fifteen cents; impanneling jury, in
each case tried by jury, and admins
tering the oath, fifteen cents; for certif-
cate to each tales juror, for his fee, ten
cents; for calling and entering each tales
juror, five cents; for swearing constable,
in each case tried by jury, FIVE cents; for
issuing subpoena wherein there is but
one witness named, ten cents, and for
each additional name on the sub
poena, five cents; for swearing witness and
making entry of same, five cents; for en-
tering attendance of each witness, five
cents; for certificate to each witness for
his fee, ten cents; for issuing certificate
of qualification of a witness for grand
| jury, ten cents; for entering each case on
the bar and court calenders of each term,
ten cents; for indexing each case, ten
cents, for each term the same shall remain
on the docket; for entering an order, ver-
dict, rule or judgment, on the journal,
when the number of words does not ex-
ceed one hundred, ten cents, and ten cents
for each additional one hundred words,
such entry may contain over that num-
Der; for transcribing or posting an ordor,
verdict, rule, or judgment on the appear
ance docket, ten cents; for entering salts
faction of final order, or Judgment, to
be taxed as an item of original costs, ten
cents; for entering an assignment of a
judgment or final order, ten cents; for en-
tering each continuance, discontinuance,
dismissal, or settlement of case, ten
cents; for entering notice of appeal, ten
cents; for entering on'the journal the find
ing Of an indictment, ten cents; and en-
Ttering on the journal any plea not requir-
ed to be in writing, ten cents; for polling
& jury. when required, fifty cents; for at
tending to the striking of special jury,
and issuing a veniIe thereof, one dollar;
for drawing cost-bill which shall be tax
ed but once in each case, forty cents, for
making up a complete record in each case,
ten cents for each one hundred words such
record may contain; for making out copies
process, pleadings, records, files, or any
proceedings in a case, with the seal an
nexed when required by a party or the
law, ten cents for each one hundred
words; for docketing each execution is
sued, ten cents; for making direct and re-
verse index to each execution issued, ten
cents; for entering and recording the re-
turn of an execution where the number
of words does not exceed one hundred,
ten cents; for entering and recording the
return of an execution, where the number
of words does exceed 100, ten cents
for each one hundred words; for each GER
tifcate with the seal of the court annexed,
excepting when affixed to copy required
| by a party, or the law, fifty cents; for each
certificate to which the seal of the court
is not required, and not herein otherwise
I provided for, twenty five cents; for a search
of files, records, or dockets, excepting for
a party or an attorney, ten cents; for tax
ing and entering declaration of inten-
ton to become citizen of the United
States, and for certified copy of such en-
try under the seal of the court, twenty
five cents; for entering the final admission
Of an alien, the rights Of citizenship, and
for certified copy thereof, under the seal
of the county, twenty-five cents; for issu-
ing license to a peddler, fifty cents; for is
suing license to any auctioneer, ferry
keeper, or any other license ordered by
court, fifty cents; for receiving poll books
Of justices elections, certifying election
therefrom, administering oath and enter
| ing same of record, one dollar, to be paid
by each justice on receiving his commits
sion; for receiving and disbursing moneys,
(other than costs and fees, J paid over to
such clerks in pursuance of an order of
court or Oh judgments, and which has not
been collected by the sheriff or other prop
er officer, on order or execution, to be
taxed against the party charged with the
payment of such money, a commission of
two per centum on the first thousand dol
lars, and Of one per centum on all exceed
ing one thousand dollars.
| Sec. 8. That the fees accruing to the
Clerk for services rendered by him in any
criminal case, wherein the State fails to
collect the costs during the next vacation
after sentance, shall be paid out of the
county Treasury, on the order of the
county auditor, which shall issueupon the
certificate Of said clerk.
Sec. 4. That for drawing each grand
jury and issuing a venire thereof, the
clerk shall receive fee of 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
case pending in court, the same to be
paid out of the county treasury, in the
same manner as the fees specified in the
preceding section.
Sec 5. That the several clerks of the
said courts shall receive from the treasur-
les of their respective counties, in the
same manner as the fees specied in the last
two preceding sections, the following fees
for miscellaneous services, performed by
them respectively: for making our alb
stracts or elections, (except justices cleo
tons, for each one hundred words, ten
cents; for each certificate, with the seal of
the court attached to abstracts, fifty cents;
for certifying for fees of Judges aud 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
filino each list of such enumeration. ten