The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-10-24

the sum OF one undre dollars.
SECTION a.. The person desiring tc
take an appeal as provided in section
three, shall, within twenty days after
the making of the order, decision or de.
cree, from which he desires to appeal,
give a written undertaking, executed on
the part of the person appealing, to the
adverse party, with n or more sufficient
sureties, to be approved by the Probate
Judge, and conditioned that the party
appealing shall abide ard perform the
order, judgment or decree, of the appel
late court, and shall pay all moneys,
costs and damages, which may be requir-
ed of OIL forwarded against said party, by
such court. When the order, decision
or decree, from which the appeal is taken,
directs the payment of money, the m
dertnking shall be in double the amount
thereof, and in other cases, in such
amount as shall be prescribed by the
probate court.
SECTION 5. The probate judge shall.
upon the giving of the undertaking, as
provided in section four, make out an
authenticated transcript of the docket
or journal entries, and of the order, de-
cision or decree appealed from, which
shall be fled with the clerk of the court
of common pleas, on or before the Sc
cond day of the term of said court next
after an undertaking is given, as here
inbefore provided, by the person appeal
ing, and the appeal shall %thereupon be
considered perfected. The original pa
pers, pertaining to the cause, may lie
used upon the trial, or hearing, in the
court of common pleas.
SECTION 6. When an appeal is taken
as hereinbefore provided, by any person
as executor, administrator or guardian,
who has given bond as such in this State,
no undertaking shall be required from
such executor, administrator or guar
dian.
SECTION z. Upon the decision of any
cause, appealed to the court of common
pie s, the clerk of said court shall make
out an authenticated transcript of the
order, Judgment and proceedings of said
court therein, and shall file the same
with the probate judge, who shall record
the same, and the proceedings thereaf-
ter shall be the same as if such order.
judgment and proceedings, had been had
in the probate court
SECTION 8. The following books shall
be kept by the probate court, and blank
books for the purpose shall be procured
by the county auditor, at the expense
of the county:
LIST. A criminal record, in which shall
be made a fair and accurate entry of all
criminal actions instituted in said court,
with the proceedings had therein.
I'd. A civil docket, in which shall be
noted the names of parties to all actions
and proceedings, and the name of the
deceased person, infant, insane person,
idiot, or ~lunatic, in the matter of whose
estate the said court shall exercise ju-
risdisdiction; it shall also contain a mi
mute of the time of the commencement
Of such actions and proceedings, and FL
ing the papers relating to any matter in
such court, and also a brief note of all
made in such action, preceding,
,r matter, and the time of entering the
zane.
Sd. A journal, in which shall be kept
minutes of all official business, transact
ID in the probate court, or by the pro-
pate judge, in all civil actions and pro-
seedlings.
18th. A record of wills, in which shall
be recorded all wills proven in such
court, with a certificate of the probate
and all wills proven elsewhere,
With tie certificate of probate authenti-
;ated copies of which have been admit
ed to record by said court.
5th. A final record, which shall con-
ain a complete record in each cause, or
of all petitions, answers, and de-
motions, returns, reports, YER
Iicts, awards, orders, and judgments f;
nd which records shall be made up and
ompleted within ninety days after the
nal order or judgment shall have been
nade in any of the matters aforesaid
nd he shall also, within thirty days af
er the return of tho same, record all
Inventories, sale bills. and allowances to
Tidows, in a book to be provided for that
urpose.
9th. A record of accounts, which
hall contain an entry of the appoint
nent of executors, administrators and
uardians, and all partial and final ac-
cunts of executors, administrators and
uardians, and the orders and proceed
1gs of the courts thereon, within sixty
avs after the fling and approval of the
anne. +,
9TH. An execution, docket in which
hall be entered a memorandum of all
xecutions issued by the probate judge,
9th in civil and criminal cases, stating
he names of the parties, the name of the
'erson to whom delivered, and his return
hereon. It shall also contain the date
f issuing the execution, and the amount
rdered to be collected, stating the costs
eparately from the fine or damages iand
he payments thereon, and the sa~tisfae-
ion thereof. when the same is satisfied.