Smyrna times., 1865-05-11

\' ""iy ohe Sucn ice, unless there shall bca
d any case) 80
T. Entry Of bail or surety. ineIudinq MI
Entering Judgment
entering Judgment on obligation and warrant
Every affidavit, certified and filed,
Entering rule to take depostions.
transcript OF docket entries, duly certified
Full copy of record,
Copying intcrrogatorcs, per line. one cent.
e Every execution,
rlling and entering the return to an execution
: Nv Nv Llth9 advertisements of attachments
idAlhg acknowledgment of a manumission of
, one, or more slaves named therein.
fof taxing proc! and giving certificate Off
dom to authorize marriage,
AaAlng and certifying Acknowledgement ofa
ueeu, whether one or more parties each
justice,
same OF a release, acquittance, or recent. e,cb
justice, O"'"
drawing and taking indenture of uppreptice.
SNIP or servant, if one Justice II
anu II oy TWO Justices ITO be paid by the mas.
writing, approving and certifying the assign
j., ment Of an indenture,
For probate.
For r, taking deposition, or affidavit, :
Vi dispensing marriage license, taking and
r FetnFnlng bond, to be paid by the party.
!" proceedings for penalty, the same fees as
- o'ner civil cases, unless the law impo-
sing the penalty provides otherwise.
IN CRIMINAL CASES.
&c, ror taking and filing affidavit or depostion o
ror issuing warrant Of arrest or confinement 8
game OF runaway slave or servant, (
sumo lor person, convicted of enticng slave.
remaining or coming into the State <
@A'hg and certifying any rect enhance in
any case OF criminal nature (for one or
issuing subpoena for witnesses (cither side)
for the first writ,
Subsequent writs for either party. ~
lF-ach writ shall include all the Witnesses
ca lor the same party before issuing it)
Entering judgment in any case of a criminal
nature,
T or all services on the trial of a slave ona
criminal charge, (if the trial be by two
Justlces,) each, n
If by one justice, 81 81
In proceedings for forcible entry or detoiner
or Tor holding over, the fees as for like
services IN other cases; and additionally.
Tor attendance during the trial. n
Drawing up the record, SG
Issuing warrant of possession, ~
Ahe Witnesses In such proceedings, the Jurors
and the sheriff, or officer, for serving sub.
P9na or attachment for CONTEMPT or on
execution process, have the same fees as
provided In Chapter l25, Revised Code.
IN BASTARDY CASES.
Inc same fees as for like services in other
criminal cases and additionally
or entering orders of indemnity and mainte
nance (for both), On
Drawing and taking bond of indemnity. 50
Deposition of mother, ~
TO a CONSTABLE OR SHERIFF %
For serving and returning a summons, or scire
faclas, on one or more defendants, incu
dng all services in a cause before iudg-
mcnt, except mileage and summoning
witnesses and referees, an
Mileage in serving and returning summons
or scire tacas at the rate of three cents
for each mile necessarily travelled
i no service be made, there shall be no fee or
allowance of mileage, except in case of a
sclre tacias when judgment shall be rem.
dered thereon.
living notice Of an application for or time of
trial, 4o
'or summoning referees (only one fee to be
allowed, unless there be new trial. and
then only two), 40 /
1ileage in summoning referees the same "a
in the Of witnesses.
or summoning witnesses, each, Isl
and three cents for each mile NECESSARILY
Travelled, to be counted as if all the wit.
nesses tor the same party were named in
the same writ, and summoned at the
same time.
or summoning garnishees on execution or
md mileage the same as in the case of wit
neSses.
or posting advertisements Of attachment laD so |
with mileage at the rate of three cents
per mile going to and returning from the
Court House, where one of said adver-
tisements must by law be posted
or serving attachment to bring the body, so
nd mileage as in the Of summons du-
ly served; but if this attachment is issued
through the fault of an officer, he shall
pay this and the Justices fee.
Or taking goods on attachment (other than
execution attachmenO returning invento.
ry and appraisement and including mile
age, if the goods do not exceed SIS in
value, 6n
I'D if they exceed that sum, l 90 |
1t II the goods be sold on execution, no fee
shall be charged for taking appraisng ,
on that execution.
ON EXECUTIONS.
II taking goods in executions, 05 =
lklng inventory, appraisement and return, 95
vertsing and selling goods, so
Hectlng an execution without sale (if the r
writ shall have been in his hands fifteen
days before the money is pad) 4Oi c
uble the above fees if the execution ex.
ceeds SIS, besides costs.
ali sums collected, when the execution ex
ceeds $50, there shall also be allowed 4
three per cent. in addition to the above
fees
return of "no goods" Is 10
conveying person to Jail, so
three cents per mile from the place of N
arrest to the Jail and back to the Justices
Office.
serving warrant in criminal case or
for bnsardy, 50
wing restitution money and costs in
slave case, 50
veying defendant from one county to ano-
ther five cents per mile going and return bo
ing.
lmonng witnesses, and conveying per-
son to Jail, and for levying execution, in
a bastardy case, the same fees as for like toI
service on civil process.
cutting warrant to arrest person, convicted
Of enticiDg slaves, for being in the State, l 90 -
mileage as on other process Of arrest.
giving notice to plaintiff on each execu-
tion in his hands of day of sale Of goods, Is
TO A WITNESS.
each days attendance, so Y
three cents per mile from the witness ma
house to the place of trial and back. DIR
he referees who actually try the case each so by
mileage the same as jurors all
TO THE PARTIES RESPECTIVELY ing
each days attendance, so the
more than one dollar shall not be allowed reft
to either party for dispositions in a case
before the Justice. nor more than five dol. q