Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-13

same to appear on the Tuesday after the Monday of
the next ensuing term of said court; and regularly
every court thereafter, shall in like manner draw
jures and issue writs of eenirs acas returnabe in
like manner; and in case the county courts shall
neglect to draw said jurors, the sheriff. attended by
three freeholders, shall proceed to draw the same,
and shall certify the to the clerk of the county
court, who shall issue writs accordingly.
Sec. 6. Be IL further enacted, That the clerk of
the county court shall be ex-oficio clerk of the
court OF common pleas, and shall authenticate the
acts of said court with the seal of the county court
whenever the same by any existing law or usage,
may be necessary.
SEC. z. Be 1t further enacted, That said judge
may be selected from any county in the State, and
shall not be required to become a resident of the
county for which he is elected. He shall be paid
out OF the county funds such sum the county
court may Direct not less than tsoo hundred dollars
per annum, payable quarterly. He shall also be al
lowed the sum of one dollar every civil action,
to be taxed in the costs; one dollar on every indct
ment to be taxed in the bill of cost against the par
ty convicted; and in case of acquittal insolvency
Of parties, the to be paid by the county trus-
tee, certificate of the clerk; every grant of
administration, one dollar; the appointment of
every guardian, one dollar; an execution may issue
therefor.
Sec 8. Be 1t further enacted That from and af
ter the fist day of March, 1867, there shall be
appeal granted to the county court from the judg-
ment of single justice of the peace but appeals
may and shall be granted to the court Of common
pleas in like manner and under like rules now
are observed and required in appeals to said court
Sec 9. Be 1t further enacted That there shall
be no appeal from the court of common pleas, upon
any judgment, decree or sentence, to the superior
courts of law, but the same may be appealed from 10
the supreme COURT and the said appeal shall lie cert
fed and granted in the way and under the same
rules and regulations as are now required and pre-.
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courts to the supreme courts.
Sec. 10. Be it further enacted, That after the
first of the court of pleas and quarter sessions
that may be held after the first day of March, A.
A., 1857, the trial and appearance docket, and all
papers connected with any petition, civil or
criminal pending in said court, undisposed Of shall
be removed to the court of common pleas, and stand
there for trial in like manner if originated there
and all witnesses recognised shall be bound
said court, and witnesses under subpoena and par
ties under obligation to be and appear before the
county court shall be held bound to appear before
the court of common pleas.
Sec. IL. Be 1t further enacted, That the provi-
sion by law for the compensation and payment
of jurors, both talsmen and members Of the origin
al panel of the county courts and superior courts,
shall apply to all jurors and talismen who may be
summoned to attend the courts of common pleas,
and all witnesses travelling to and from said court
shall be allowed and paid the sum of one dollar for
every days attendance upon said court and the sum
of one dollar for every thirty miles travelled to and
from said courts any law to the contrary, notwith-
standing.
Sec. 10. Be 1t further enacted, That whenever
hereafter any copios od satigaciendum shall issue
from single magistrate, and the party therein be
minded to avail himself of the acts in force for the
relief Of insolvent debtors, he shall give bond for
his appearance at the next term of the court of COM
mon pleas; and in all attachments and garnish'
ments and leves upon land, the court of common
pleas shall have, take and en the same jursdic::
ton that is now given to the courts Of pleas and
quarter sessions
Sec IS. Be 1t further enacted, That the county
attorney appointed by the county court shall attend
the courts Of common pleas, and receive the same
fees for like services as now allowed by law in
the county courts.
Sec H. Be it further enacted, That nothing
herein contained shall be so construed to prevent
the judge of the said court from practising as an at
torney in any other court