Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

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than Two hundred dollars, nor more than four
hundred dollars per snnum out of the coun-
ty treasury the amount to be determined by
the county commissioners, and paid quarter
ly; and the probate Judge shall tax the fees
to which he would be otherwise entitled. ana
when the same are collected pay them INTO
the county treasury.
Sec, Il. One hundred and ninety JudicE
Gus persone having the qualifications OF cleo
tors, shall be annually selected IN each OF the
counties to which this act is applicable. to
attend as jurors in the probate court, in the
manner prescribed by law for the selection
of Jurors &c attend the court OF common
pleas. Provided, that until the jurors are Sc
Iected and returned iii accordance with the
law now in force the probate judge shall
cause to be summoned. for each term, the
proper humber of qualified persons tc FerFe
as Jurors. for such terms; and, provided fur
Their, that the list OF jurors fer the probate
court shall be delivered TO the prob1te
judge by the trustees returning the poll
book.
Sec. IS. The names Of the persons Sc
Iected to serve as Jurors in The probate court
Z o1uft GS hIfcSCH Ol oGH0idtC PdC<CS Vi pa
per, and deposited in d box 10 be provided az
the expense of fhe county. and at least ten
days before a term Of probate courI unless
by q written entry in his minutes, the
judge shall dispense with or postpone The at
~tendanee of a jury be shall, IN the presence
Of the sheriff Of the county. proceed to shake
the bog and draw tlIerefrofn twelve ballots,
! and shall forthwith deliver a list of the lur-
ors drawn, 10 the sheriff, or a constable of
The county, with an endorsement therein.
| signed by himself, with tis5name and seal Of
of Office, TO the following effect A. B.,
sheriff (or depstv sheriff or eonstable9 of
the rouBiy OF QErie) 20 which this is deliver
ed, is reqniret To Summon the persons nam
ed in riIeswithin list to appear before me at.
(Haming pIace1 on (namiug day and hUur9,
to eeryeaas jurors alta probate court to be
then and there held. Dated ut, the-
day o., lS5
Sec 10. Each party shall be entffled to
Two perempso5y challenges and srci, other
challenges for cause as the probate judge may
allpw, and if twelve jurors do not attend, or
be not obtained. the judge saay direct the
sherif or ether ofhcer in Attendance, TO sum
mum of the sby-standers or others h may
be competent, against whom no sufficient
c~aaseaos challenge shall appear, to act as
jurors When twelve jurors appear, and are
accepted. they siIalI constitute the jury. The
failure to attend by any person, when duly
summoned, shall be punished as in Ike eases
in the cunrt vi cvniDon pleas; and the jury
whenswofa or affirmed shall hear the proofs
of the parties, which must be delivered in
public and in the presence of the defend-
ant. s
Sec. u. The officer to whom the list Is
delivered, shall forthwith summon each OIL
the Jurors mined therein. personally. or ty
leaving a written notice at his residence.
with some person Of suitable age and dis
cretion. He Shall, also, at or before the
timernamed therein. return tue list TO The
probate Judge, specifying the persons sum
moned, and the manner of service in respect
to each of them.
SEC. 10. The probate Judge shall there
upon administer to the jury the following
oath of affirmation "You do soiennly
swear Cor you do solemnly affirm as the case
may be- that you viii well and truly by the
issue between the State of Ohio ard the de-
f~endant, and a true verdict give according TO
law and evidence. So help you God"
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speakcro of the House of Representatives.
f'a.4 MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
April I2, 1858.
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7a SECRETARY OF STATE's OFFICE,